The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-02-21
Washington's Bi thdAy Tomorrow.

Washington's Bi thdAy tomorrow.
How did you like your valentine.
Court commences Oh the 25th next
Monday.
The press reports the financial ON
barressment Of Peter Herlick of Will
Transport.
The smallpox at Huntington 10 a.
batting and the churches have again
been opened.
A man occupying public position
should neither he sulsy, iInpudent or
pig headed.
The candidates for additional Law
Judge in Northumberland Cosaty. are
% plentiful as grass hoppcrs in Kan
cas-.
A good investment. Ray t~.sty-sye
ssnt psokSgs o. f.atss t-s sai c.,,Ie
Powders TO prevent disease ia your hor,-
% and Cattle.
The Bcsvertown Dr,ss Band will
give an entertainment in Oii fsllos-
Hall, at DcavcrtoYn on TIE evening OF
March 2nd. PAtroniss them.
II is said the committee who engsy-
oil Mr.. Beecher tn lcctare in Milton.
came out short in inanc.s. l',i;o,
BellefUnte. He char."d Milton .sJJ
The Nortbunb-rltpl PEGS state. thtt
On infant chill Of NJ. js.. Psus. of S.w
Berlin. aged three ~-.s-. vss f,upl IL.
Ia bel . few days ago. whes patio bed
On hour before. il spp,aroi 10 be pert eety
we'll.
Remember this 1t il said that
one ounce of cream of tartar dissolved
IN q pint of water, drank At interval.
whom cold, is a certain, never failing
cure for small,por, and will cure the
worst case in three days -Er.
Al this time an unusual number of per.
sons troubled with coughs aud cold, some
10 our knowledge. which might be won-
dsrfully decreased by the more ges.ral
use Of that wsll-known remedy, DR.. Haas
1Xpectorsnt.
CsAoKsD HANDS. s.-Msny people are mar.
tyrs 10 this ihh ction. their hands crack.
ing on the least exposure 10 cold air or
blesk mist. A sufferer for yesrs 10 this
way. states that he has found esnmen
opal vsrnish . perfect cure. We are
glad TO give publicity to this simple rsa-
edy in the interests Of suffering huma atty
Indian Mulhns-One quart of In.
dian meal, scalded, one quart OF wheat
-four, stirred in the meal when cool,
one dessert spoonful of melted butter,
four tablespoonfnls Of condensed eggs.
and one half cake compressed yeast,
or two cents worth bakers yeast. and
milk sufficient to form still batter. If
for breakfast, set over night for lunch,
early in the morning.
Notwithstanding our grave and mod
est depor' ment we received u "valens
entine," None of the common kind
that can be bought for a penny at any
stationery .tore, but an original one,
the result of much labor aud full of
artistic merit. The artists work is in.
dicative of his close studies from ma
ture, and he has our congratulations
upon patience on monument"
Fire,-The Barn aud other out-
buildings Of Emanuel Duck Of Middle,
creek township were consumed by fire
on Sunday morning the 17th inst II
Is supposed the fire is the work of an
incendiary, As the family Of Mr.. Duck
found q sack of -four slowed away in
the barn on Saturday. which they re-
moved, and in its stead placed bag
filed with stones ami chat. This bag
was found some distance from the
burned buildings the morning after the
FIRE. There was a small insurance.
CURIOUS INcIDENr.-The Altoona
Tribune says :'Mr. Andrew Weatzber-
ger, . brakeman on the Pittsburg di-
vision, and residing on Fifth avenue,
has had quite o curious experience
with . piece of iron. Some five years
ago, while hammering wedge of iron,
aspawl from the same entered the
flesh of one of his armsS Neither the
wound nor the foreign substance gave
him any serious pain or inconveni-
ence, and tho circumstances was drop
ped from his memory. The other day
while returning to this city on his
train he felt sharp. priclsing sensa>
ton in ono of his great toes. On reach
ing his home, he made q careful in.
vestigation into the cause OF this un-
usual pain. and extricated the Identical
piece Of iron that entered his arm
nearly Ave years ago. The metallic
| wanderer was about oneinch in length
sud Of the thickness OF 0 needle. It
had about W muoh trouble and. In
proportion. duration. 70 got out ol
Wsrtzberger's body. - the chIldrgu q
hysea I'D ~ q the wildsrasse-"