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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-07-08

for" His voice became suddenly choked
with emotion and he could say no more.
"I am afraid that You are beginning to think
that have sought you only to trouble you,
DR.. O'Meara; but you must believe better
things of me-" said Mrs. Carew kindly. First
of ali let me say that, with regard to your first
barrier it is nothing more nor less than myth.
Hush know what I am saying" she con-
timed, as the doctor tried to interrupt her.
" You must first hear what have to tell you,
and then will let you say what you choose.
Four years ago, when Mr.. Neville and Msude
were visiting me in London, he and l had
many conversations about her, and one morn
| ing he startled me by the following speech
It seems to me that every member OF our
| family is at the present moment on the qui 0IUe
| to find suitable match for Maude, What
| they are in such hurry for cannot imagine.
| am sure at present the poor child is much
| better as she is but their ideas are very diff
! fereut from mine. 1 should like to see her
| married to q good, plain, sensible man, who
would take the estate in hand, as my brother
| Sir Morcar did, and make it what it was in his
time. Now, with them, the great point is
either rank or wealth, the summuns bonun both
combined. To judge by the specimens they
have lately proposed to me, should say that
my relations must have been searching the
highwaya and byways of society for rich and
well-born rascals. Fortunately the child lie in
her old uncle's care, and with his consent she
| shall have none of them. Her father married
for love, why should not she He then pro-
oeeded: There is q man living at BallycrosS
that, were it not for his religion, 10 just the
| one would choose for her husband. He is
| very coed, highly Intelligent, and reaches, in
short, my standard of q man. His descent is
As good as her own, for he comes OF . good old
| Catholic family that once owned far wider
domain than hers, but whose attachment to
their religious faith made them poor, and after
| wards kept them 30. he is certainly not rich,
but what does Maude want with money! 1t
IL, to my mind-and 30 it was to my brothers
l-one Of the greatest privileges of wealth that
1t allows it's possessor to we'd without IN eye
to the main chance, as it is called, aud, unfOr-
tunately, too often is, in these degenerate
though il 10 only the idle dream Of foolish
| old man. For il could never take place unless
OMesra would turn ProtestAnt;.and You might
4 Just as coon expect CroARh Patrick 20 nay
London visit. She should not have him
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
GeIegrapbt(0e gepel6en.
Gm 2aHfe letter g8o9e on Sic Sutnots Staatsz
2eitnH9 telegrapbtrt,)
@rieQsrltmNfha1f

Ser GtteI o@5asi" (6er Sieger), tpel6eu
Der Gultam 6em Mui6ir Mufbtar 9aj6a
na6 bciien Siegen iiber bic @uiien in
&leinaiien DerIteb, bat nibt b~erbinbern
%f6nnen, BOB Der vSieger" in Ser Dorigen
gSo6e gum y8efie9ten" mur6e, uno it@
Don 0eDe 8opun ua6 Gr3erum Slrildate=
ben muBte. lleber bo5 0efebt, 6efen
Gerluft benRI63ug Wuf6tQr Bai@as na6
it9 Sog, tbeilt er ielbit in elmer mad Som
ituntinopeI gert6teten 9spei6e bios nit,
bag er SIT Ser lteber5e1gung gelangte, baB
ieine Stellung bel 9epe 8opu11 ernitli6
geFG6rbet iei, un0 baB er oieleIbe Daber
uaG etre1n fur3en @tberitanbe ge9en Die
Gngretfen0en 3ulien am 5. gtoDbr. rGnmte
uno ft6 mad Gr5erum 5urlid3Og. SroB
6ieler, bic S9ladt NIT g%et0obnter S96na
fGrberei ais cine R%leiuigfeit i6tIbernber
Qepei6e, l6eint 0telelbe benno6, ruiii7
l6en Bert9ten mad 81 urtbeilen, bluttg
nno bartnGGig getDelen 81 iein, ltno nt6t
bios nit elmer Jtie0erlage Der Titrfen, ion>
bern logar NIT tbrer regeIIolen Ill9t na6
Gr3erum geenotgt 81 babeu. @el6 Elm
pantlher Shreden ii6 Der SIrfeu bemGd>
ttgt bate, gebt 3ttr 0eniige aus einem Be
rt@te Wt1fbtar Baida8 berpor, no6 mel
dem iog0r SffiSiere tbre 0ei9iBe I'M
Stt6e IteBen, un0 in Der Sludt ibr Sell
iW@ten, Die 8uIen beiebten Ioglei6 bic
bon ben GIrfen Derlaliene Steu1ng bel
Sepe BoDun uaD lan6ten ~eiuSelne Srlp=
penabtbetIInge1 na6 Gr5erut1 Dor.
Die Gage in GrSerum mar mad ser
S6ia6t bel 9ebe BoDun cine per5tpetfelt
fritii6e. Wtufbtar Baid)a mini6te es auf
etHe 8elagerung Gr3erum'S anfommen III
lGllen, Die 8etpobner a6er uolten 6ie
St0ot ni9t Der Oefabr eilter 8eidieSunQ
auSiegen, nn6 tpGbrenb Die northumberland
Die Stabt DerlieBen unb na6 8atburt flo
ben, D~erlangten Die 3lrIdgebliebenen, 6aB
Die 8eb0roen Die Sta0t an Die 9fuiien iiber=
gebsu l%ollteH. a3ubem mar bic 8erbtn6unq
nut Srape5Int l0pIerlg Hto bic non BORT
ertDarteten 8critdrfrngen trafen niht Elm.
01S Selb1tOcrtrauen ltnD Der Wilgtb Der
tllrftlden SOl0aten ltn0 Der 8eip0bner Gr>
5crumS ipurpe tptGoer our0 eine1 Grfplo
ge5Oben, tpelcben W2utbtar N$aIGa am GSreiS
tag ben 8. 9toDember itber bic Gltiien err
rang. 9ielelben grtffen I'M pier llDr Wfor=
gems nit 5lpei AbtbetIungen Sic BON ben
SIrfeu altf Der SiiDoitiette Der Staot
bel NSISte aufgepOrfenen S6an5eE
an. Gtner Nbtbeilung gefang IS, 1i6
in ben SeitB zines 8loG6auies SIT
leBen, fe wurbe o6er mie6er aus
ser erOberten SteIung pertrteben. Die
anoere 5og lid, 0ur6 sic fur9tbaren Ser
lutte, tDelde jene erlttten bate, a6gei6redt,
5uritd. Die Giirfen Derfolgten Ben fliez
benben TeiH6 bis 0euce8 0Dun, pur6en
bier 3urIdgetrieben, griffen aberpon Neuem
GH Wno mGrfsH Die JtGHsH aberWaIS Guf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
GtAMatei6.

8eriatIIeS, Z. GfoD.
SIN Senate berIa1gte Qarient, baB Sic
@abl Der bier Senatoren auf 2~ebenS5ett
fir ben Is. bieIeS WtonatS auf bic Sages=
Drbnung geieBt tperbe.
Die Stbung gtng pbne 3tpt19enfaI borz
iber. @eoer cine Boti6aft 6eS BrGii6en7
ten Mac Wabon, nod irgen6 cine Mtt>
theilung BON Seite Der Hegterung g~elangte
an BEN Senat.
Sn Der Observation-Disclosures fibrte
QoutS 4btltppe 0eiieaur (raotfaler &epu>
blitaner) ben 8oriib, ba 8eniamin &aSe
pail, Sobn, franf mar. 0e1ieaur belt
cine GeoGdtniBrebe sum Nn6enten SDier5'
un6 fiigte bel, baB Sic ieBige Nbgeoronetene
TANNER arbetten milrbe, Inn bic Eepublif
81 frGfttgen unb tie gegen ale Qlngrtffe 81
DertDeioigen obne GIGitdt barauf, BON
ipel6er Seite 6ieielben fdme1. Gr ldloB
nit benz Glfe: vVive la Republique D.!
Vive la PaiX!"
@reDb tpnr6e bann nit 900 gegen TO
Stt1nmen gum einfttDetIt9en ErGftbenten ber
&antnter u1Go Nameau (gernGBtgter NepH>
bltf0ter) ll110 &epere (raDtfaler Republte
faner) 81 GicebrGit0enten getpGblt. 0repp
0anfte Der &a1lnler, alS Ct DEN GorItB
etnnabm, in elmer fur5en BON allen poli>
til6en 9tnipteIungen freien 9teoe, Die
Sibung purbe bann gei6loien.
8~olgenbes lit Elm genauer QltSipeis itber
Ben NlISfau Der MaDIe1 pom IeBten Sonnz
tage; Die Son lerDattben Dabelt bic Otebrz
belt in 40, ullO Die Jtepublifaner in 80 Sc
neralrGtben in etnem lit ite stpetfelbaft unD
1T fitnfen finO bic beiben 9arteten gleidz
ndBtg Dertbetlt. Sriiber batten bic Confer
nattOe1 in AZ un0 Die &epubltfaner in 80
0enerolrdtben bic Mebrbeit, unb in einem
mar tie 5peifel6aft.
Barts, 9. Nob.
yta9 Der 3olfS5Gblung bonn Sabre 1876
betra9t Die 8eDOIferun9 Sranfretobs &c.
900, 788.
Bari5, 9. gfop.
8et einer 9eria4nmIung DON 40 Gonfttz
1~HTEPH91ItsH pes &eHats, ~nter meI@eH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
10. Cine @eSMiG,te bon Sataals.

10. Cine 0eSdiG)te Som Sataals-
Son Gbmunb 66fer (S78 o.
49, Ser UreiIduISe. Cine Gr5Gblung
bon M orib Soru GEO 81
49, Sic @ebrnaer &nttrmwt. Nos
belle bon Grnit SriSe. 2 BGnbe.
(238 II. 236 g.
a. 2ebeusratDfel. Nobellen bon &0rl
Tren3eI. 1874. 2 8Gn6e.
49, Gatreet; o6er: Die bret 8iini6e.
3ettbilb bon S ef Ranf (272 @
A. Sranlei,t oDer 0rett2 Sine @rz
sd6lung BON BiIfte Collins.
9Ius benz @nglii6en BON Or, Gmtl
QeDmann. 1872.
49, 6. @eiSmaattm'S 0eotOtc in
i6tpGbilher Mu1bart. 6. s., 0rei37
lers idtpGbiide 0prfpre6igten.
49, SetstfGsM eserttaatS1e Bots
fatcnosr ftr oaS Sa1r 1878.
ORtt 9oI5i9nitten). Gbtca9O.
0te &rtees8aete, tpeGde tptr fir bic
9eier Der Su. StS3tg. BADEN anferttgen Iaiz
len, tptrb, 6a nidt Die 9ertn9ite 2lusfi4t
b~orban6en lift, baB Der m6rbertI6e ruiiii6z
tiirfii6e 8rteg nod i'm Sabre 1877 beenz
otgt perben fann, nod auf Iange ibren
@ert6 beboIten. Gs lit cine Don @mtl
6eubad geSei6nete Garte, 20 3ou bod,
26 53oQ brett, ipelde ni9t BLOB bic
unmtttelbareH Gdaupldbe bes &rtegeS
an Der S0nGu uno in &leiuaiten, iDn=
bern Glt6 mas sur 8eurtbetluug Der
pOIitti6en Sage tpeientlt6 lit - 0ieienigeu
. 2Gnoer, meI6e I'M 1pettern 8erIaufe oe5
&riegeS bineiugssogen tper6en f0nnten
(Oeterret6, Stalten unb 0euti6=
lamb auftpeiit. Die Garte lit iebr iorg=
f<tg 9eSeidnet unh in Sarben altSge@
fibrt, 10 oaB lie etnen flaren un6 10forttgen
lteberbIiG iiber bic GriegS= unb poIitii6e
Gage erm0gltbt, Ste reibt I'M @eften bis
sur Norbiee (OItenbs) un6 i'm Often bis
iIber O0s &asptide Meer binaus, 10 baB
bort Die 0ren3bestebnngen 5tpti6m &l1B=
lamb, Der Giirfet unb Reriten genau tpie=
bergegebeu iino. Die 8arte lit auf 9einz
man6 aufge3ogen, Iadtrt uno nit RoleH
berieben, 10 baB ite ii9 sum NufbaHgn an
Der 8anb eiguet,
@tr nte6erholen aIi0:
Sober, tpel6er an uuS (auBer etpas
igen HIdftGn6en) 6retOoIIarS
einien6et, erbGlt bafIr auf Elm Sabr ouBer
benz Wo6enblatt Ser Suinoi5 StaatsSci7
tung, ben SO 1T n" portofret 5ugeianbt.
Sober, tpelder OIL ms (auBer ct 70 :
tgen 9Hd ftGn6em 5pet Dollars
einienoet, erbGlt 6afitr uuBer Dem 8o9en>
blatt Der SutnoiS Staats5eitung fir Elm
Sabr ems Der oben angefibrten Bidder
(na6 ieiner eigeuen QuSmaDl; er brau6t
BET Der 8eIteIIuug MIR Die betrefen6e Stunt
mer an5ugeben) ODER bic Gr~ieg5farte. Sc
Ser %Qlbonnent, beiien 53ett nod nt6t
abgeIaufen 1T, fam ii6 babur9, baB e.
ietu announcement bonn NbIaNf 6e1eIben
az auf etH wetteres Sabr nit $500
erneuert, bic ioforttge 3uienouu9 oie7
Ter Brdmieu it6ern.
Nue 8rtefe un6 0eI6Ien6uugen iin6 gu
rt6teu an:
Illinois StaatsZeituMgs Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
Oh
Berlin, 7. Nnb.

SFtI N, z. gf0p.
Die nnterirbii9e teIegrapbii6e 8erbtnz
6ung 3tpil6en 8erlin unb &tel lit i'm 8eiz
ietn bes @enera lpoftmeiiters unb 8ertrez
tern Der 0iterrei6ii6en nnb englti6en Se7
~legrapben zGertpaltung inter angenueHenen
Seierlt6teiten Douen0et tDor6en. Die @ee
iammtIGnge beS beuti6en untertrbii6en
&abelS betrGgt 9174 (engI.) Wteilen, SSebeS
&abel entbGlt iiebeu ~etn3eIne Ordbte.
DRESDEN, 8. gtob.
NmaIte, &6ui9tnzBitttpe o Sa6ieu,
lit oeltprben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
@afDfngtoW.
@aibin4ton, s. Npb.

Wa1 9tngt0H, 8. N0b.
Ser BrGftoent ernannte beute Senrp g.
Sanforb, bon Tlortbo, gum @eian6ten Der
Ser. Staaten IN 8riiiel, 0m. 81, Stetpart
gum Steuereinnebmer I'M 2. 8e3trf bon
&entudp, unb @m. Sc. Surtpeu gum Ste
gi1tratpr oeS 2anbamteS 1T Stem Orleans.
BaiBington, 8. g}pp,
8~etGttgt.
Ser Senat be1tGtigte beute Die Grnenz
nun9 BON Sobn Q6elib bon Rbtlabelpbta
gum Geianoten IN Qonbor.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12
GRAFT.
g aris, 8. Sob.

0os @ebGu6e ser italienii6en 0per mar
beute Nbeno nit a~mertfanil9en Tlaggen
uno bic GorbaIe nit Slumen gei6miidt.
NlS General Grant er1@ien, 1pielte bic
Wuiit 6os sail GpIumbiaA. 9a5 6aus
mai gefiiut, unb Diele Nmerttaner paren
antpeienb. 2BGbreno Ser 3mii6en3N fte Der
Oper - rSt Gropatore" murbe aufgefIbrt,
- ipielte bic Wtlitf amerifanti6e Golfsa
petlen, pel6e ftiirmti6en 8etfaQ fanoen,
uu6 beren WteberboIun9 ~berlan8t murbe.
0eneraL Grant folgte Der Boriteuung nit
GROCER Nufmerfiamfett. Oils er bas Ibea@
ter pellieB, ipielte Die Wtuitf nodmals
sail Columbia. Sine eroBe Meni6eu@
merge bate ii6 Dor Dem Gin9ange oerz
iammelt, INN SEN General AT begriIBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-11-12

ii9 bic SIbrer Der Orleaniiten ~befan6en,
tpur6e 6afir ge1timmt, 6aB Bic Rartei tpea
ber elmer a%tpetten gufl0iung Der Nbgeor0z
netenfammer, falls 0ie5 perlangt Dtro,
tbre 3u1ttmmung ertbeilen, nod bas iebige
WinilteriHm uutertiiben ioIe,
PartS, 8. 9}ob.
Ollie MitgIte6er bes Cabinets tpobnter
Der beutigen Gibuug Ser @beeorbnetens
TANNER bel. Die &amn1er beitGttgte Die
@ubl elmer binrei6enOen Qn5abl bon Obj
~qeor6neten, Inn be16luBfdbtg 3u tperben.
Wfan iagt, 6aB Die Gebte n1orgen bon Dem
Mtniiterium Nufi6luB be5iteIi6 Der Ee7
9terungsfanbtbaturen %nerlangen tptrO, Inn
6emielben @%ele9enbeit gu 9eben, letn SD1
item ser Nufitellung bon NegterungSfanots
6aten 81 pertbeiot9en.
Die 6altl1ng ber Rrtn3en aus bem
Saule Orleans ntm,nt Die algemetne Muf@
m~erfiamfett auBerorOentli6 in Qnipru6,
0a ite ilber Die Sttmmen BON 81 Der nod
unenti6loiienen Senatoren berfIgen f0n>
men. Der Correspondent Der Zines" err
flGrt, 6aB bic Dor &ur3em i'm vSoleil" err
i6ienencn Qrttfel, in Del6en Dem BrGltz
benton M~acA2abon cine Deri6bnli9e Bolttii
empfoblen tpurbe, bic Nnit6ten Der Brtnz
1en oenau aus0riiGten. 9tele MeuBerun9en
tpurben etnerieits burb Die SntereIfen Oes
ltberalen Sranfret6S un0 anbererletts
our6 bic Turdt Dor Der Uerbannung nor>
gel9rteben, tpel6e baS unabtpenbbare 9oos
Ser 8rin8en Don Orleans Iein mirbe. penr
bic 8onaparttften, poer Die GHber1te 2tnte
ans Enber fGu1e.
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POetical.
THE FIRST PARTY.


ii'' H"."., i''
Your company from four 10 ten,' the invitation |
said
And the maiden was delighted
TO think she was Invited
TO sit up I'LL the hour when the big folks went |
to bed.
...,....
NV c,'.. u.'Ir !' u'usc. s .,.
Who carped her hands and danced JIG, 10 !
Annabels delight,
And said, with accents hearty
''r viii be the swatest party
II yere there yerselt, Inc darlint! wish 1t was |
tonightl
me prea' u'Np'uV VI "inhB
And, OH the little bo0ties and the lovely sash
50 wide!
And the gloves so very cunning
she was altogether "SthnnlnP.'
And the whole McVarty family regarded her
with pride.
rboy s,,a r,,rrte a,ro.,or,
WIN conious interiect,ons
that u,vould no absurd,
nat what vi,r the,r rorase,np
And the agony Of drassing
Miss Annabel McCorty didn't hear n single
word
There was music, there was dancing,
And the sight was most entrancinr.
AS fairy-land, and floral band, were holding
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Columbia County Official Directory.

President Gudgc-Willmm Elwen.
Associate Judges-l Il kHckhaum, +. L. shuQan.
prl.nJn Itlr,. Sc.-B. Frank H0rr.
Cilrt sU,nJgrlpurr-S. N, Walker.
{lgister Y Rt'orl3r-- williamson Il. Jacoby.
O!st13t Attorney IOun VI. clark.
SherlG-Iuhn W. Hoffman.
s .rye. Jr-lsI1c Dewitt
Tr1lslrer-Dr H. ". MgRaynOldS.
e. amt islDners-John nerner 5. W. Mcllenry
Joseph sands.
C1mnl5siUners' Clcrl; william Erickhaum.
Ailit0r5-M v B. Kline +. Il. Casey, L. u. Brown.
Coroner Charles G.. Murph
jury COmnls 3iJncrs--IacoO II. Fritz william II.
Utt.
Count Suporlntendent-W liam II. snyder.
B.ll pp VI district -OiToctOrs-O. p. Ent, SEQ T.,
Nm. Kramer, Bluomshurg ana THOMAS Eeece,
50 4. o. p. Gut SrCretur.
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Reliable Evidence.
HOME TESTIMONY.

Or. SwAYNE-Dear Sir: feel II TO be due TO you
and suffering humanity to give the following teSti-
mony respecting the wonderful curative powers of
your Compound syrup Of Wild Cherry and Sursapa-
rilla and Tar Fills. ! was afflicted with violent
sore throat my bowels were Costve, appetite nearly
gone, and my stomach SO very weak that my physl-
clan al loss TO know what to 90 Tor me- as ev-
ed spit different times pint OF blood renamed
for months IN this Gwfu condition, and gave up all
homes Of ever recovering. tthS time YOU recon-
mended the use OF your syrup ana mis- WIlch IN
mcd,atelv began to sOOthe, comfort and al.ay tine
violence Of the cough, strengthened and healed ~
lungs: I'm short, II has made perIoct curp" ne,
and am now able to pursue lnS dalI lhpof. ny
person duun'ng tn" truth OF the above stu n
VIII please Ctl On or address ua, at the factor,
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DIR. Sw AxNE7

VVLNpVulIA " " u w I4N NIEVEkJ
strikes at the root OF disease by purifying the blood
restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy action la
vigOruting the nervous system.
lis marvellous power not only over every chronic
disc So where gradual Alternative action IS needed.
under It's use the cough is lonsened. the night
sweats diminished, the pain subsidies, The pulse re-
turns to It's atura standard, the stomachts lmprov
ed In its power digest and assimnte the food ana
every organ has purer and better quality OF blood
supplied TO IT, ont OF which new recreaive and pas
tic material Is made
nR SWAYNF graduated at one Of the best Med-
cal Colleges in the L. =. and engaged In an ac
tive practice for many years, thus guaranteeing that
hts nrcrnraions are prepared upon strictly scientific
nrlrninlnN
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BIoomsburg Official Directory.

Bloomsburg Banking Companv-John \. Funston,
Presllen II. II. Gro \, Cashier.
Flr3 M iJnll B1nk-ChDr!es K. Paxton, resident
!. p. rl5ti1. Cashier.
'CIlrnlLt couu.. Nu unl saving Fund and Loan
As,ltlt ion Il. IL. Lit le Presiden e. W. Miller
5Ccretary.
BloonSolrg Building and Saving Fund Association
WIN. Peacock. President, j. u. EOhisun, secretary.
bloom sburg Mn lal Saving Fund ASsOca lon-J.
j. brewer, Presdcn , c. c. Barkcy, Secrc' airy.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
BAPTIST CHURCH,

CHURCH DIRECTORY.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. ]. p. Tus In, (Supply)
sunday SarviceS-l = a. IN. and 81 p. m
Prayer % Meeting Every Wednesday evening at e,G
Sea free. The public are invi' ed to attend.
81. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Minis er-Rev j. NCCron.
sunday Services log u. m. and 81 p. m,
i;ii' 'ra er Nee lag Every Wednesday evening At GN
seats seats free. Nopews ron ed. All are welcome
PRESBYTERIAN cHuRcn.
Minis cr-Rev. stuart Mi aheli.
Sunday Services JOY Il. M. and Cl% p m.
PRAY ,i' er Nee ins-Syery Wednesday evening at 0h
Sea seas free. No pews rented. Strangers welcome
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev n. $. Bucklng ham.
MluiS er-Rev. j. 5. McMurray.
sunday Services-1 = and ~ p. IN.
Bbe ieV class Ever Monday evening a oN o'clock
Young uens Pra er Nee ins-Every Tuesday
r General Prayer Meeitlng-Eyery Thursday evening
O'Clock.
REFORMED cnuRcu.
Corner OF Third and Iron streets.
Past1r-Rcy q. D. Gurley.
R9sileuce- utrll Hotel.
sunday Seryces-1O}. Il. IN. and p. m.
SUNDAY SCHOOL, n. IN.
PRAYER Meeting-Suturday, y. IN.
All are invited There IS always room.
ST. rAuLs CHURCH.
gector-Rev L. Zahner.
Sunda, Srrvlces-l'il a. IN, ~ p.
SUNDAY school, a. III.
First sunday in Tie month, Holy Communion.
services preparatory 10 Communton On Friday
evening before the st sunday IN each month";
pews rented but everybody welcome
EVANGELICAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rey. y. L. Reeser.
Mimi ,tcr-Rey. j. A. Irvine ,.., ,,.,.,,
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JOB PRINTING

the JoDbirg department OF the COLOMBIAN Is very
C Complete, and Our b Printing will compare favora-
y with that OF the large cities. All work done on
m and, neatly aud ut moderate prices.
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Or. Thomas j. T.. RLoadS. BOY crt0wn, Bcr;s Co,
Pa. writes: YoT compound Syrup OF WI q Cherry
esteem very highly have been selling and recon-
Inrndne II tu my patients for many years and II al
ways proves cfcGcous IN obstinate coughs, bron-
cliln and Usthmatlval affections II has made some
y,markoile cures in this section. and consider II
the best remedy with which am acquainted.
Price II. SIX bottles for S5. II not sold by Nouf
druggist, We will forward half dozen by express,
freight paid on receipt of ptice.
:E-nescrbc symptoms IN all communications and
address letters To DIR. SWAINEN son. $50 North
sixth street. Philadelphia No charge Will be made
for advice. sold by druggists and dealers III medl-
cines generally
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re yIs noo one Or swo nus Insertions S Iee
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THE COLUM BIAN.
oLuasiA psMooRAr, srAa OF rHE NORTH AND ooLuA
BIAS COSsOLIDATED.)

BbJOMSBUR3, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
rS0 DOLLARS per year payable In advance, or
an,iaa the year. After the expiration OF the year
l., Sd Will be charged. 10 subscribers out OF the
e,nnty the terms 50 per year trlctly In advance
sI ~ II not psi In advance ana $500 II payment be
islayed b. Ond the year.
No paper dl43)ntlnus1 except at the option OF the
publlsler3 until all arr5aTages are paid, but long
contnusl credits after the expiration OF the first
year viii not be given
Al papers s,nt ont OF the state or TO distant post
oiiicss m st be paid for In advance unes9 a respUn-
slDle person In Columbia county assumes to pay the
suoscription due ON demand,
POSTAGE Is no longer eXacted from suhscrber5in
hn county.
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DIX. NW 4 J Y T. =
Syrup of Wild Cherry

Is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
TcmmorrhaCc or splitting Of blood, may proceed
from the larNnX. tr0cha, hrOnchla or lungs. and
arise from various causes, undue physical eNer'lon,
plethora funpss Of the vessels. weak luI g, over
itraiiirC Cf the 'oCe. suppress ed evacuation, OBJ
strllnf ION nf lnn SIlNnn or llNnr. sc.
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THE LUNGS
CONSUMPTION.

This distressing and dangerous complaint and itS
prem0nuory symptoms, neglected cough, night
SwcttS. hOarscuess wasting flesh fevcr-ptlmhhtnt,
" cured hy III. "Swayne's compound syrup VI Nlu
Cherry" ="
BRONCHIT1S-a Premonitor OF pulmonary CON
sumption, Is chnraectiZcdhN C0tarrh or Inflammation
of the mucuons membrane of the air passages,
hoaIseness pains In the chest For all Bronchial
affections, sore throat, loss Of voice coughs,
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OF the most conservative and reliable Ameri-
can Fire Insurance Companies, would beg leave 10
offer his services 10 the citizens or bloomsbury anu
vicinity requesting reasonable share OF the public
patronage. VIZ poUr1t
Bloomsbury, July ls 1916.
O1lce IN Brewers Block. o,,
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EDWARD II. HANSON,
Engineer OF Geo. Sweeney's Pottery.
Ei1pp itpa1 hollow Wallace. pni.9
PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND 1T.

over 20 years have elapsed ana Mr.. Hanson sll
remains hearty man to this d0y-September goth
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Why Dye /?

No matter how Gray or Harsh the
lair nav be- II be restored to Its original color
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Continued on 4fh poge.)
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-03-02
THE CITY
FRIDAY evening, March 9. 1877.
Poetry in Prose.

When trade grew slack and notes fell
due the merchants face gre% long and
blue; his dreams were troubled through
the night with sherid's bAiliTs all in
sight. At last his wife unto him said:
Rise up at once-get out of bed, and
get your paper, ink and pen, and say
these words unto men; My goods l wish
to sell to you, and to your wives and
daughters, too; my prices are so very
low hat all will buy before they CO."
He did as by his wife advised, and in the
LEDGER advertised, Crowds came and
bought off all he had; his notes we're
paid, bis dreams were glad; and be will
tell you to this day how well did printers
ink repay. He told us, with a knowing
wink, how he was saved by LEDGER's ink