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The Great Discovery!


X. r. KuNkELs BITTER WINE OF IRON For
the cure OF weak stomach, general debility, lndges
ton, disease OF the nervous stem, constipation,
acidity OF the stomach, and all cases requiring a
tonic.
The wine includes he most agreeable and eflleient
Salt OF Iron we possess Citrate OF Magnetic oxide,
combined with the most energetic of vegetable ton
ics-YellOw PERUVIAN Bark.
The effect in many cases OF debility loss OF appe-
tte and general prostration Of an efficient Salt OF
Iron combined with valuable Nerve tonic, is most
happy II augments the appetite, raises the pulse,
takes on muscular iabbns removes the pallor OF de-
bility and gives forid vigor 10 the c0untenance.
DO you want something TO strengthen your Do
you want q good appetite? DO you want TO build up
your constitution? Do you want 70 feel well2 DO
you want TO get rid OF nervousness? 4? DO you wanl
energy? DO you want to sleep well Do you want
brisk and vigorous feelings9 II you de- try kunkels
Wine OF Iron.
This valuable tonic has been thoroughly tested by
all classes OF the community, that 1t Is now deemed
indispensable as Tonic medicine. IL costs but lit
renovates the system and prolongs life
now only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic.
Price ti per hottie. Il. Y. KUNKEI Sole Pr0rrietor,
Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your druggist for Kunkel's
Bitter Wine OF Iron, and take no other make. Sold
only In 81 bottles. All others are counterfeit 80 be-
ware OF them.
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The Law OF the Road.

Judge Nc Derneott, ofMercer county laid
down the law of the road as follows;
First. Persons driving in opposite di-
rections and meeting in the highway must
turn to the right as the law directs, and each
one must give sufficient room for the other
to pass. If the collision should occur and
it should satisfactorily appear that one had
kept the centre of the road and had not Civ
en- the other sufficient room to pass, the first
party would be responsible, civily, for any
damages resulting from his negligence, and
also criminally for an assault and battery.
If both parties should keep in the middle OF
the road both would be guilty of negligence,
but neither could maintain a civil action
against the other. Each would be guilty
of the breach of the peace.
Second. When parties are travelling on
the same road and the one behind comes up
to his fellow, who refuses to let him pass
and who purposely and maliciously retards
his progress, the one behind must bide his
time. He cannot take the law in his own
hands and punish the man who causelessly
keeps him back, but he has remedy at law
by an action of of damages. Or if one comes
up behind another and recklessly undertakes
to pass him, and thereby inhcts damage
upon the one in front, he is not only guilty
of committing an assault and battery, but is
responsible in damages to the party injured
A person in front has no right to keep on,
behind him back who desires to drive faster
if he does he is liable to civil damages bu
the party in passing must not do so as to in
fict any injury upon the other"
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Chances at Washington Fast Life.
]. R. YoUNG's WASHINGTON LETTER IN ,Stc

]. R. YouNG's WASHINGTON LETTER IN Star.
Already rumor is busy with the name of
one of the leading officials OF the govern
ment, who is living in style and driving a
pair of fast trotters on salary of 81, 900 a
year. There are whisperings about another
official, whose salary is 81 900 year less
than the first mentioned, who entertains
handsomely in large and stylish house, and
who is known to be accumulating property.
He was extremely poor when first appointed
to Office by Grant When man gets an
Office here and suddenly gets rich people
naturally ask how he can save so much on
30 small salary. Senator Edmunds, when
asked abont man so situated-receiyinp
800 year, living at the rate of $1,000
and always accumulating property-repliet
with a sarcastic smile-"Oh, he has al
economical wife,"
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Who Can Tell?

The great conundrum is-who won in New
Hampshire The Republican ticket squeezed
through, but that's Of no consequence, as the
side shows were the vital attractions in the
contest. Did Hayes sit down on Chandler
or did Chandler sit down on Hayes or did
the people of the Granite State sit down on
both of them ?-Phiia. Times.
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And now aines of the Williamsport Ban
ner has got libel suit hanging over him. He
was arrested on capias taken out by Jacob
Sallade, for saying that the said Sallade had
received $4,000 from Peter Herdic for
voting for the Nicholson pavement job in
common council, sSallade got mad about it
but Halnes says he can prove it, and does
not seem bit scared.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-22

Utica became tired of the way her chari-
ties were managed. There were great ex-
penditures and still greater complaints. so,
under belief that the elimination of politics
tration, she created non-partisan charities
board. This was five years ago and the
plan has since been thoroughly tested. Fol
the preceding five years the cost of main
tanning the city poor and the hospital had
been Sl57,7S2. Under the new board,in face
of supplying much more assistance, the cost
was Ss3,5s5, the work house was made
to yield profit of 81 900, and there were
no complaints. This furnishes other cities
with food for rehection.-Er.
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CHEAPENING FAsT.-Ham has become so
cheap that many who like it think it unfit for
their tables. The market is said to be glut.
ted. Chicago has packed two and half mil
lions of hogs this season, and Cincinnati a
hundred tho usand more than last year. The
exports have fallen of, and the home con-
sumption is diminished. The price of ham
now don't pay the first cost of production
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-22

The Mexican people are showing an energy
that should win them credit and honor, in
their efforts to meet the payment of the debt
due the United States. Don Victoriana
Nieves, millionaire of Carmen Island in the
Gulf Of California, has personally contributed
$40, 900 toward the fund for the settlement Of
the American claim, and many other citizens
are giving in proportion to their means. The
proceeds of theatrical entertainments are al,
so being forwarded to the national authori
ties for the same patriotic use
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SEMINOLE.

Failures. While we hear of thousands Of
failures of business men almost daily with
large liabilities, no one has ever known that
DIR. Coxe's Wild Cherry has failed to COM
pleteiy cure stubborn cough or cold. 25 and
60 cents.
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The silverware delivered by the National
Silver-Pating Co. No. 704 Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, is giving entire satisfaction. All
orders are promptly filled, and no one need
hesitate about sending them money.-Lutheran
Observer.
March Is 4W
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"What is to be done with the devil ?" asks
the Buffalo Express. And the Hawkeye re-
plies: "If he is through taking proofs let
him distribute BREWER until it is time to 60
for the mail"
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF III. FL to me directed VIII
be exposed to public sale at the Court House In
Bloomsbury, at one O'Clock p. m. on
SATURDAY, APRIL 9Th, 1873,
All that certain tract Of land situate In Catawssa
township Col umbia county and state OF Pennsylva-
MIA, adjoining lands late Of stephen Badly deceas
ed, Davis Rohrbach, the heirs OF " lillian H. Dawson
deceased and others. containing one hundred and
sixteen acres and eghty-fve perches neat measure
OF which are erected frame dwelling house barn
and other outbuidings.
Seized, taken INTO execution, and TO be sold the
property of Augustus strausser.
TERMS-Cash on day OF sale.
JOHN W. HOFFMAN,
mar. s,Ts-ts sheriff
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The bill presented in the legislature by
the member from Delaware county, making
it a misdemeanor, punishable by fine and
Imprisonment, for any person to purchase
at any public drinking place, intoxicating
drink "for any person other than himself" !"
is well received. 1t was at once referred to
the committee on vice and immortality and
they reported it Friday afternoon with an
affirmative recommendation. OF all pern-
cious American practices that of treating"
is perhaps the worst, and if any plan can be
devised to successfully break it up the inven-
tor should be honored with monument
when he dies. This practice is unknown in
many European Countries. If a man desires
to a drinking place and purchases it, nc
matter how many of his friends may be
present, and drinks without inviting them
to join him at his expense. They would con-
slider it breach of etiquette, almost, to be
invited to drink by another In this country
it is the reyerse The custom is peculiarly
American, and the sooner it is broken UP
the better it will be for all hands. And the
Delaware county member will receive the
thanks ofa large class for his efforts to bring
about one of the very best reforms of the
day. Politicians, above all others, should
rise up and assist him to put the bill through
for it would save them hundreds OF dol
lars Gazette and Bulletin.
We heartily endorse the above, but would
remark that similar bill was presented by
the senior editor of the COLUMBIAN to tn,
Legislature in 1874, and was smothered il
Committee At least two thirds of the drink
ing business is done under the treating pro-
cess.
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March Is 4w.

Croaking is not confined to the Frog Ponds.
At this season almost everybody is hoarse.
The bleating of distressed lungs is heard every
where. Why is this, when Hales Honey o.
Horehound and Tar will cure any cough, cold
or horaseness in 4S hours? Sold by all Drugg-
lists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in ! minute.
March 15.
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Petitions are in circulation, asking for the
impeachment of Judge G. p. Waller, of the
Wayne county district. We know nothing
of the merits of the case.
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Biphthefia !

Johnson's AnOdyne LlnimeHt VIII positively pre-
vent this terrible disease, and viii positively cure
niue cases In ten. Information that VIII save mauy
lives sent free by mail. DoD.t delay momeht ire
CO., BANGOR, MAINE.
march \ lSIS-lm
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Mcguire, who escaped from the Sudbury
jail recently, was captured at Lock Haver
and returned to more secure quarters.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-22

"Cornell's History OF Pennsyluana." Now ready
Write for Agency at once. JOHN SU, LY & co.
Publishers, 1875 SAMSON street. Philadelphia
mach 22, IS 3m 1wSco
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-22

Forty three Schuylkill county cases are OIL
the list for argument before the supreme
court next week.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-22

Arthur Killen was found dead in the Her
die Park ticket Office, Williamsport, on Fri.
day. He had been dead several days
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A PpLICATIoN FOR CHARTER.

Notice is hereby given that application VIII b. made
under the Act OF assembly passed Apli 29th sI4 10
obtain Charter Incorporating an asSociltln TO be
Ynown as the ''Susquehanna Bnlding and Loan AS
ISOLATION OF bloomsbury whose object shall be TO
bestow all the benefits and eujov all the privileges
incident 10 Building and Loan Associations incorpo-
rated under the provisions OF the laws OF this Com
monwealth. - ,,
PAUL L. WRIT,
masch "a, 'Is-3w Atry for Association,
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that purchased at private
sale OF Martin Aloertson the following property
y horses, twO-horse wagon, spring wagoD,l two
horse sled, windmill, heter, plows, harrows, /
cutiyator, double corn plow, SOW and pigs, set
double heavy harness, double set light harness. 80
bushels corn ears ~ bushels oats, 10 acres rye In the
ground, cook stove, coal stove clock lS bushels
potatoes, l grindstone, l wheelbarrOw " yards OF
carpet sheep. ] have left the above goods with
Martin tAlbertsOn during my pleasure, and hereby
caution any person against interfering with the
same. WILLIAM BoGART
March S, Is-sw'
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Worms Removed Alive.

K Y. Kunkes worm syrup mover fails 70 destroy
Pin seat and stomach worms Dr. Kunkelis the on
y successful phy sclan In this country for the re-
mOyai OF worms. He removes Tape worm, with
head and all complete alive In hours, and no fee
untn removed. Sehd for circular, or call on YOU
Druggist, and get q bottle OF Kunkels Worm syrup
Price ll.0o. Itneeer falls.
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| DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
The Seaside Library.

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1878-08-14
opERAeloNEs DE MUELLE.

Vaf. ing. ssBermudan, de New York, La
timer 4 Go. Para B. Borras & HemanOs, 100
nss,uetes 6aDei 4stlsza, e bls harina trig0, al
macenado. para Was, SoIer, IRlaclos & 20
100 cajas Quesos S22 Para SobrieQs ae ~
quiaga, "a cajas mantequilla, almacens9A& ~
eajas manteca $I2, 8 terzoncs jamones averla-
dos 50, IS bis tocino mess inferior Sl3i.-Pa-
ra Enrique Delgado, 81 fardos tabaco, % ca
jas alias, 10 i'd. quesos, haacales jamones,
almacenado Para Silva & Co., 100 tambores
DesCada, vendido precio resePyado 500 cajas
arenaues 2e ets-Para Feddersen Will.nk l.
Co. 100 cajas eerveza, amacenadas. Para
MOllpas Llanta, l20 paquetes papel estraza,
90 cajas agna florida, Sid galletas, Id toci-
meta, 20 id manteea, terzones Jamones, al
maeenado
Gol amer. s'Forest City,, de New-York, 1
l. Igarayidez. Para Enrique Delgado, 100
bls harina trigo, 40 bis. tocino mess, % i'd
gAlleta pilot, 30 i'd. carne fanilla, 90 terZones
QAnteca, 200 latas manteca, 10 cajSs mantle
"a, SO cajas quesos, 40 cajas galletas, 80 cajas
tocineta rs cajas aqua florida, 10 cajas cerye-
70, II oajas tabac0. 20 fardos canelon, ca
Jas clsg0 especie, 80 sacos Pimienta, 1000
rosnas papel, so nidos baules, detallado, -
Para gobrInes de ri, 200 paquctes duelas para
az6car I4rs., eco Id id. i'd. miel 81. Para Sc
bastian Conia, 237 paquetes cajas yacfns, 81.
manenad0. Para J. Eustaquio Cabrera, 20O
paqnetes papel estraza, bocoyes tabaco, al
naaeeHad0
Berg ing sTexada', de Halifax, 4 Latimef
q Co, I52 ferzones baealao, lS4 terz0nes pcs
cada, 100 bis maearelas, 200 Id. arenques, l4e
cajas arenques, $500 pies tablass yendido
precioe reseryados'
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f" AVISO.' ,,

FL que suscribe, consocio de Don Francisco
Baston en- ell almacen de quincalla ferre.e-
ria establecido en- la Gale de Tetuan NJ 21 mace
presente al p1blico que mientras ne Sc disuel.
va la sociedad que tiene con el Sr. Basten en-
dicho establecimiento, no necesita de poder
del referido sehor para representarle en- todos
los asuntos que Sc relacionan con dcho almacen
de quincalla Y terreteria, en- razon que es so.
clio gestor en- el mismo segun escritura p1blica,
ha levado Ia administration de dicha casa
desde que Sc estableci6.
Los buenos resultados de su administration
son p1blicos y notorios no debiendo apreciarse
por ell aviso que ell Sr. Don Francisco Bast0n
hace On los periodicos de Ia localidad. fcuyo
sentido es bien marcado) de que por concentr
sus iatereses ha rerocado el poder coa,fsrido
d DON Miguel Saraleg,i para que le repre-
sente en- todos los asuntos Dertenecientes ARE
terido aln,dcen de QuincaNa y ferreteyia
Esto 10 hago p1bico, no solo para que todos
en- general sepan que mi administration lejos
de perjudicar ha fayorecido mucho los intere-
ses del Sr Baston, sino que tampoco necesito
de poder para representa- en- los asHntos per-
tenecientes al almacen de quincalla Y FerTtte-
ria que en- esta plaza gira con Ia frma de Fran
cisco Baston CO
Puerto Rico Julio rs 1878 MIGUEL -Saya-
leGtti S-i2
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OJO! OJO! OJO!
PRECAVERSE DE vILES Y NOCIVAS
FALSIFICACIONES.

Me permito, reSpetuosameute aviSar al p6-
blico de Puerto-Rico que Sc fabrican en- Nue.
va-Y Ork Otras parties, gT1ndeS cdntidades
de espurids y mut nOciraS iBaitdci0nes de mis
PildordS " UngiientO, SiendO los UeHdedOreS de
las misnldS ana m,ultitud de nlercaderes y b0-
ticarios POGO escrupulosos, que obtienen estas
cemposiciones despreciables precios infrnos
y la expenden al pdblico como mis- legftimos
medicanentOS.
Los fabricantes de estas uiles imitnciones,
para encubrir de un modo ladino el fraude eue
cometen, ticnen ell descaro de insertar en- sus Ii
bretOs de iGsiruciones, un aviso, en- que adyier-
ten al p1blico que debe precaverse de falsifca-
clones, mientras que sus preductos SON pgRci-
sante1lte las id6nticas tdlsiticaciones que pre-
tenden denunciar
No permite que sc vendan mis- medieamentOs
en- ninguna parte de los EstadOs UnidOs de
A america, a fla de impedir que los falsiica-
dores puedan obtener mis- facturas por con-
sigente, cualesquierG RiOoras q UngFsnto,
Herando el nomJre de Holloloay y ya1r0cedeates
del citddo pals, son perfidos engafios que SO
hacen al p1blicO
Ms teg1timOS n,edicGnlentOs anicdnlente Sc
elaJoran en- mi establecimiento No. 533, OK
ford Street, L6ndres, y el tinbre del 90
Jierno JJ'itGnico siempre va undo cada bOte
eaja de los mismos
| Apelo, pucs muy encarecidamente al cleyd,
a las nlddres de tamiliG 0trGs seflOrGS, para
que sc sirvan prestarme su auylio, en- cuanto
puedan, en- denunciar este fraude
Aprovechando esta OCCASION para ofrecer al
p1blico de Puerto Rico las conEderaciones dc
mi mas profundo respeto, tengo el honor de
suscribirme,
Su obsecuente servidor,
TOMAS HOLLOWAY.
No 533, Oxford Street,
L6ndres, 10 de Mayo, 1878.
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GIRO DE LETRAS.
CALLE DE LA FORTALEzA, NUM- 81
PUERTO-R RICO.

FRANCISCO BAsTON & Co. 10 efect6a on tedas
antidades sue no baien de Is pesos cortos dias
VISTA sobre los siguientes puntos:
ALAyA-Amurrio. Anaba. La Guardia. salva-tis-
AIBAOETE.-.A Albaeete. Aearraz. Almansa, Casas.
Robsdo Rsaasd ohinohilla Asn La dne'a La A0da sila
ALIcANrE-.Alcoy: Alicante Elche. orihuela.
Av1LA.-Avila
Ss 1s
Lirena. Merida. Mentio. Olivenza. Villanueva de la
BILEAREs.~Ibiza. Mahon. Palma.
BARCELONA, ..,>Arenys de Mar, Badalona, Barcelona.
Berga. Granolers. @ Igualada Manresa. Masnou Ma
des, Villanueva ietr1.
BuRaos s-Aranda de Duero, BELGRADE. Briviesca.
Sala de los Infantes. Sedano. Vadiego. Wllareay0.
CAGEREs.-Alcantara. Rrosas Caceres Plassncia,
cIpIS.-Algeciras Cadiz. Ceuta chielana Gibral-
de Santa Maria. Puerto Real. San Lucar de Barra-
media. San Rogue San Fernando;
na Santa Cruz de la Palma. Santa Cruz fen8File
| 6iUDAD REAL AIcazar, dc San Juan. Himaden.
AlmagSo. Almod6var del Canpo. Ciudad Real Dai-
,G6RpovA-Aguilar R9sna, Buialance. Cabra. Cor
CoaUs @Beanzog. Gee. f CoTuha % Ferroi. Noya, Or
tigueira. Santa Maria. Padron. Puentededme. SAM
6UENcA. Bslmonte. caiiete. Cuenea. Huets. La
Montilla. Prieeo Reqnena. San Clemente, Tarracen.
Bisba Eloret. De Mar. olot. Psiafruesll. Psiaaos.
San Feliu de Guixols.
GRkNApA.-Granada.
-Atienza. Brihueea. Cifuentes. Gaa-
dalaiara. Molina. Pastrana, sacedon. signenza Ta-
GU1P6zcoA. = Azpeitia. San Sebastian. Tciosa.
HUELvA-H Huelva.
HgEsoA.-Ayerbe. Barbastro. Grans. Huesca JAG
JAEN.-Alcala la Real, Alcaudete, AndIjar, Bae
Baien. Gazorla. Jaen. La Carolina Linares. Mart
LEON. : Astorga. La Baneza. Leon. Ponferra
Villafranca del Vlerzo
gel soona se Tarss emD nesa de y
n LoaaoNo.EArmodo, LaoS Calahorra. Huro. Logroho
Luae.-Lugc. Rivadeo. vivero.
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MII1eA% %Antsaaera. Malaga. Ronda vslse Ma
MUaclA A-Aguilas, Albania. gulla, Caravaea. Car
tagena. Cieza, Julnilla Lorca, Murcia, xeda :.
| falla. Tudela.
0yIEDo..aAyil6s. Candamo. Ganga de Qnis. canga
do, Inhesto, Lastres. I,uaTca. Lanes Maya 9sieno
PSls ds SSyslos hsasl roa de siero pravia
PoSTEvEpRA.-Caidas de Reyes. Estrslla, guaraia.
Lalin Pontevedra. Puenteareas, Redondela. Tuy,
Sal sAIAMAacA.1 oiudad Rodrigo. pe1aranda
Potes Ramss Reoss sn
Vicente la Barquera. Torrelavega Valle de Oanusr-
niga, VtllacArrt0d0.
i SRaovIA.-Segovia.
SEvIl La Carmona Ecija. Moron. Seville. Utrera.
| SoRIA.-A9reda Alnnnsa, BurRo do Osmn Gcria.
| TAnRAooNA.-Reus.T Tarragona-
TERUEL.-Teruel.
ToLEDO.-Toledo.
vALENcIA.- Alcira. Denia, Gambia. Jativa. sagun'
yAIIApeIiD,- Medina del Campo, Riosecs Tords'
VIzcAYA,-- Agorta Balmaseda. Bertnso. BilkAS
rranzA.
ZAMoRA.--zamora.
ZA1kG0zA---Almunla AtHeR Bora. gniAtavui
Harmena. 4azpa, DarocR EggR dg lpe ORhalleros Sc
TayRzcna. ZafagoEsA