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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-23
MRS. COBBS' FIRST LOVE.

THE fire cracked cheerily on the
L broad hearth of the old farmhouse
kitchen, cat and three kittens basked
in the warmth, and a decrepid yellow
dog, lying full in the reflection of the
blaze, wrinlled his black nose approx
ingly, as he turned his hind feet where
his fore feet had been.
Over the chimney hung several fine
hams and pieces of dried beef. Apples
were festooned along the ceiling, and
crooked-necked squashes We'd with red
peppers and slips of dried pumpkin in
garnishing each window frame. There
were plants, too, on the window lodges
horse shoe geraneums and dew plants,
and monthly rose, just budding, to say
nothing of pots of violets that perfumed
the whole place whenever they took into
their heads to bloom.
The floor was carefully swept, the
chairs had not speck of dust upon leg
or round, the long settee near the fire
place shone as if it had just been var
nished, and the eight-day clock in the
corner had its white face newly washed,
and seemed determined to tick the louder
for it. Two arm chairs were drawn up
at cosy distance from the hearth and
each other; candle, a newspaper, a
pair of spectacles, a dish of red-cheeked
apples and pitcher of cider, filled lit
tie table between them.
In one of the chairs sat a comfortable
looking woman of about forty five, with
cheeks as red as apples, and eyes as dark
and bright as they had ever been resting
her elbow on the table, and her head
upon her hand, and looked thoughtfully
into the fire. This was the widow Cobb
=" relict'' of Deacon Levi Cobb, who
had been mouldering in the dust in the
Bytown churchyard for more than seven
years. She was thinking of her dead
husband, probably because = her work
being done, and the servant gone to bed
the sight of his empty chair at the
other side of the table, and the silence of
the room, made her little lonely.
s'Seven years I" so the widow IS reverie
ran. "It seems as if twas more than
fifty-and yet don't look so very old
either. Perhaps it's not having any
children to bother my life out, as other
people have. They may say what they
like, children are more plague than profit
that's my opinion. Look at my sister
Jerusha with her six boys. She's worn
to shadow-and I'm sure they have
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-23
For The Bloomfield Times.
AFFAIRS D'AM0UR.
" STUTTGART"

Love your sweetheart as yourself,
Thus all lovers teacheth,
To own one another's hearts, 1t is that
For which they often prayeth.
She who with cap, whip and gloves,
In the bright morning hours,
Rides along merrily here and there,
Looking as sweet as Spring flowers.
Love your sweetheart as yourself,
Winsome, black-eyed Mary,
Rosy cheeks and dark brown hair,
Dimpled, pink and pearly.
OFT have wondered deep in my heart,
Is she but an intriguer,
And then again said TO myself,
No, no, Pm but tatiguer."
Love your sweetheart as yourself,
How devoted Pm growing,
All my heart with fervent love,
Toward my sweetheart flowing.
If she would but love me little, yor
know,
And this oft prayed for news impart,
How much better than myself, Pm sure,
would gladly love my sweetheart.
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The fact that engineers as well as doctors
sometimes disagree has been brought out in
remarkable way in connection with the Thames
valley drainage scheme. II was proposed to
dispose OF the sewage OF certain towns which
Is now poured into the Thames without polIut-
ing the river. An invitation to engineers to
furnish plans for this work, brought . separate
schemes before the drainage board differing
not only as 10 the method OF dispOsing OF the
sewage, but as 10 the means of collecting and
removing IL, and as TO the estimates OF the
value of the material required. Four engineers
proposed that the sewage should be carried TO
the sea, nine that it should be turned on TO a
sewage farm, three held that precipitation
and irrigation ought to be adopted in combina-
ton. two are in favor OF precipitation and ultra
ton, and two advocate precipitation only. The
engineers differ in their valuation Of the same
things, In their estimates as to the time in
which given amount Of sewage may be dis
charged. and in the amount OF engine power
required to do the same work. 1t is no wonder
that the astOnished board called TO its assist
ance an expert TO relieve its perplexty. SAM
tary engineering is evidently not Ole of the
exact sciences.
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Among the innovations in methods of trans
portation the narrow guage railway system
has branched out wonderfully i'm the few years
OF its existence. There are 3,0S2 miles OF this
road In the United States and 5000 more under
contract. II Is claimed by the advocates OF the
new kind Of railrOading that owing to the small
cost of construction and equipment in the mar
row guage system and to other advantages
freight carrying can be done % per cent.
cheaper than by the old line not merely for short
distances and local traffic, but for the heavy
freightage OF main through lines as well. They
figure up that our railroads exclusive of the mar
row gauge have cost up to 1875 s. POO 600 OOO the
Understanding portion Of which calls annually
for the expenditure OF 26,OOO,OOO. The same
length OF narrOwgauge road might have been
been built, they say, debt-free from this vast
amount and leave an unexpended surplus of
81, 100000. Enough to pay the national debt
would thus have been saved by the substitution
OF narrow gauge for broad gauge in our 10000
miles OF railway. But IL is not perfectly clear
That the new system, in spite of its evident
advantages for certain kinds of transportation
could in all respects ill the place acceptably OF
the brC2d-gauge through lines.
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The use OF white or red lead paints on the
walls OF rooms intended TO be inhabited is
known to be injurious TO inmates long after the
paint is TO al appearances perfectly dry. 1t is
asserted that the injury resulting from such diff
fusion OF lead in the air far surpasses the
poisonous influence OF minute quantities of lead
In drinking water, against which precautions
are much more frequently taken. In order to
guard against the dangers from this source the
oxy-sulphide OF zinc, which is dense, opaque of
unchanGing color and cheap, is now adopted to
some extent as non-poisonous white in the
oily paints used in our dwellings
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Boys Suits.
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School suita.
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Children's Suits,
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Youths Overcoats.
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Childrens listers. 4. s. s, 8. $40.
Mems Heavy Working Costs, $3.50.
Mems Double breasted Box Goats, g.
Black Cloth Vests, l5O. 2. 225. $50. 8, g.
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APPLY TO
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Real Estate Broker. LIE Droit Building.
sos II street

2l4A It. sc. - rooms mod inps 5000
1916 e ct a W store -. ...................2 1000
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Furnished House X sf v,.., 90 90
Furnished House n st nw................. 90 %
in the city. ous ..a "ne =. 10000
Houses and Ints for sale in ali parts of the c'tv
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MEDICAL, &c.


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St sw, opposite Smithsonian. nOv42ws
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i By r. o. HOFFMAN,
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10th and F. SITS. u. ".


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912 IN st. n W., rooms, mod lmps ......... $500
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Sd9 ~ 81 A. W., rooms, mod. Imps. ........ 35 90
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6!Z Penn ave- n W., large store............ lbs 90
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3ls tn ST. A. W, store .:..................... $500
nme front once room. y4O + st. n w........ 1000
Office rooms at 1419, 1923 and l425 New York ave
n.
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L return the pearlmounted OPERA GLASSES
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Which were left in the chariot Friday night to II Sd
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