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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-05

together they went In. A tall, sun
burned man was there--elderly, but big
and brawny.
The doctor spoke up, though he was a
little shaken.
We-I-that is-we should like to
see the Widow Thorn, sir.'
There amt such person." said the
man, grinning. She's gone-vamosed
begged out !"
He's drunk ~ whispered the bache-
lor. " saw her myself, before came
upstairs"
What's that you observed 2" asked
the stranger
Sir, we want the Widow Thorn ~
boldly exclaimed the doctor.
"And you may keep on wanting that
old lady, gentlemen but she won't
come for wanting"
Then the pleasant voice of the little
woman sounded from the next room:
Now, Charley, do behave yourself"
And there she was before them, neater-
looking than ever.
"Oh Widow, good morning !" sal d
the doctor.
" No more widow than L am," said
the strange man, laughing.
Now, Charley, do behave" said the
little woman; "and, gentlemen" turn
ing to the doctor and the bachelor, ''let
me introduce Mr.. Charley, my hus-
band!''
Your husband ~ they both cried.
Yes, gentlemen. We've been going
to be married for years and years, but
he vowed he'd never marry me till he'd
been successful in the mines; and he
has been now. We were married yes
terday in Boston. 1 wrote him long
letter telling him I'd meet him there
and here we are But Well sell out
this little place as soon as we find
customer"
the bachelor by the back of the neck,
hauled him out, and tumbled over the
baker, who was coming innocently into
the shop and the three were down on
the pavement, where Mr.. Charley
picked them up. And when they were
dusting themselves he stood for min
ute in the doorway and sang out:
And if you ask for the Widow
Thorn, I'll tell you there amt such
person !" and went in and closed the
door,
The doctor went home and abused
his servant; the baker was seen to take
a tumbler which had held the medicine
of two nights before, and which be-
longed to the little widow, and dash it
to a thousand fragments in the back
yard and the bachelor all that day and
evening sat at his third-story window
and played "The Last Link is Broken''
on the bassoon in polka time, with ac-
CELEBRATED passages where the compass of
the instrument gave out.
Thus may Innocence cast its halo
around too-trusting Human Nature.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-05
A SSIGNEE'S ACCOUNT.

The following Assignees accounts have
been filed in the Prothonotary's of Perry coun-
ty, and will be presented to the Court for con-
firmation on WEDNESDAY, the 3Oth day of
October, 1878:
l.. The account OF DR.. d. b. Milliken, Assignee
under deed OF voluntary assignment for benefit
OF creditors OF W. b. Diven, of the borough OF
Land isburg.
2. The account OF T. b. Wise, Assignee under
deed OF voluntary assignment for benefit of cred
itOrs OF John q. Leonard, of Newport borough.
ID. MICKEY, PrOthonOtary.
- Prothonotary's Office, New Bloomfield
September 80, 1878.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-05

EB" Homes the place for boys, said
a stern parent to his son, who was fond
of going out at night. That's just
what think when you drive me off to
school every morning said the son.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-05
NEW WAGON SHOP.
THE undersigned having opened
WHEELWRIGHT SHOP,
NEW BLOOMFIELD,

line, In any style, at prices which cannot fail To
give satisfaction. Carriages OF all STYLES built
and all work will be warranted
STOUFFER & CRIST.
New Bloomfield, April %, 1878.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
A Frogs Idea Of the Moon.
lSt, kit;li,Ii;iS.l

--'-~-~'-~'t
Upon time, ina certain valley, where
once huwt.t Il considerable stream, the !
waters suddenly failed and the stream
dled away.
Upon the unfortunate frogs who dwele
there, IN Vast nusnnerS, the hot summer
shHIe Its herceSt rays unllinhtiph.
The waters dried away, and hundreds
of wrttclied frogs died on th,se scorcli-
ing tiel,ls. Dying fishes gaSped with
tt'cir last breath lor IA drop of COO! wa
ter ANA joined their walls To those OF our
suffering kindred.
At length, one old front. who had held
out t" the last, confessed:
Miserable / and wicked | have
carlstd this drnuth Aud HOW | have no
poHer to- remedy the evil done
AT this, all 1t the frogs whe were NOT
yet dead gathered around the tnu&h ola
front, and lislened tn his words.
Eiat was an evil day, ghSptd the
sptcklru simmer, when ] lmkt' my
lIst ont Of water to dare .ncY King
fisher, who WAS nlncklnE The whole flSi'
trilm IN his usual d.i>i,ln2 manner. CLtrh
me, il ynii can | cried, dartlhg abont
at INV cas-.
Bnt the hrid hcgulrd m". He made
mt h..itve tlaI. it 1 woHli only w"'k Il
little hole Through the dam there,
could tiec.nd with the escaping waters
tuthe stream heluW, ana make way I"
thr SEA-, where, aS | heard, the tl~tlts
were all kings, and ate nothiug but
diamonds for dinner.
- ] eulired all the front that could
influence tu assist me- ami We WrIgGittt
and wrlggIrd u.lr nns,S hit" the grave!
tor Il long time, apparently to nu pui-
pose. -.-.s
" Bnt, at last, little leak started. and
our water tlriflnd away, drop ty dr"l' ;
but not in sufficient voilmc Ia carry u-
with it. .".t
"Niten the vii :crs had rrcc,lttl, y" as
to make the stream very low, back came
that art fui kingtiS.Irr, to dive tor las In
the shallow pml<.
'.AHt now, what the 'lrnuti, had not
destroyed that tempter has ;sorged him
self upon.
"Oh-h-h Bm-Iloo-hnu -
The frogs freely forgive him because
he cried.
Bnt the problem remained, how was
the supply of water to he renewed.
At this !iunctur.., ail earnest, n,rrkcye'
pnIliwng h."4nd ferbIy, ami said:
"Sl,"w me tlM place where these wa
ters leak away
Astonisi,rd ut her manner, the sobbina
trout Indicated the spot.
"Drag me thii!lrr 10y my tail - ex-
claimed The ltertitir, rrsuntcly.
Then the frogs used their last remain
ing strength tn do ;s she la,le them, ant
waited, in exhausted surprise, to SET
wlEtt wa'lild happen next.
"GnMbye!n wrpt the brave little
pnlliwog,. wriggling with feeling, ana
grua1,ing some. " II any of yen survive
me, tell it to your children that | lais
myself in the breHch."
With thsse few farewell words SHE
crowded herself into the hole, out I"
their sight. -sa..s ,s... .ru.a
Presently, the stream hegan to rise
and the pe,"Is to fill up, The frogs sa
knte-.leep in water, aud the fishes swan
upon their sitles. ..-... ..
Day by day things improved, and the
fishes began to sit up in bed, while tI''
frogs were heal.l ilre>santly blessing
the, little polliwog. One night she ap
pearrd tn tl,en in the sky, as all the
world sers her Tonight; returning II"
many nights, to beam on them; grow
ing larger and brighter ut every ap
DetsraDee. "t''.'"..
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
SNYfAy.-Cmisny ia an exceeding

SMrLAx.-Smilax is an exceedingly
graceful vine, with glossy, green-ribbed
leaves, and is now more extensively
nseh than any other plant for .lrcora-
ting I.arlors. the hair, and for trimming
dresses. With little care it can be
grown successfully HIS house -pIant.
The vine does not req uire tIse full sun,
but will grow we'll in Il partially shaded
sitnation. 1t can be trained ON a small
thread across the window or around
the pictures. Grown from both seeds
and bulbs. Pot the bulbs as soon as
received, watering but little until You
see signs of growth. They grow very
rapidly, and s4,o,tisi ALWAYS f,ave strings
to twine an. Give plenty of fresh air,
but be- careful and not let a direct draft
of cold air blow upon the vines, rs they
are very tender when young. Give
them II warm place, and they will amply
repay alf rare. When g,uwth il GEM
plete the fAliage wall turn yeilow. Then
gradually withhold water. aud allow
the bulbs Il, dry. They then can he
put in some dry, cool place. After they
have. been in this dormant state six or
eight weeks they will begin to show
signs OF life, and then are ready tor
anothersrasnn's gr0wth.-[Vick's Maga-
zine,
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

BARRELING Notwithstanding is gain
to b. p.acticrd in the popular way of
b,rrrilug appies-ilice fail nlies ut each
end of the barrel aiid kn"tty, and saall
and Indifferent ones ia thr mitt.iie. Ii
has been practiced sp long, tfsat nH on,
rX,rciS Anything tsts,'. BuJ il stslle one
would put up honest b,rrel> of apples,
Ivy sorting and raiefli!y s"l.Ttlng, III II
few years by hrauhlng. any fruit grover
cuul,l establish such ii reputation that
nis apples wuilid comm tnd dnil,le price.
the ptesrut way has become too tim 4
frau,i To be long"v plitctlctd by any good
man. the right way II iU carefully
sort those uniform III size aud quality,
aud place in clean new barrels carefully
by hand, begin packing 10y placing u
tier ut apples witt. their ends to the
closed head OF the barrel, then fill up
without bruisihg the fruit; shake down
thoroughly, and I'LL the barrel 80 full
that the head must be pressed in with il
lever, tttenng the last tier Ut apples.
The fruit must he pressed 80 firmly that
it will not move in handling. After
headiing up, place the barrel in some
cool, shaded p,sitinn, there to remain
until ia danger ut freezing; finally re-
move to ii dry cellar or frlil-rMon, where
IL temperature just asn,*e freezing is
maintained. Packed in this Biauner ap-
pies will keep sountlly until the season
of ripenilsg arrives, when they should
he consunied.-lIowa State Register.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
lsSaSEEIRIaAtNk;DG =.
The .SasAe for 1870.


me sun "lI' o. printed every u'.y aIirinS me
ear |" COME. lis ltl.l''>" AMI ltI'th"l Wl! nc
'i'" same its IN thc past. 10 present an 'ne
lc"s III Il r'';tabie shitl't' ana 10 tc tne tr'ith
lhNiSlt LIE hta\ti'r A''l. >.
HE sun II Is no'h Is in l VIII continue I" D"
itheltlu' III OF ever! n"''A anu every 'lliS save
we if''l'l 'th't us own ''''iH ;'t"!'S vi "''A.
mat Is lit ON! p"lrl Hhl'h "n Hottest new
palet meet nave. l'!''' - tno pnlrA % Mm'rh , ia1
won i"' 'h's newspaper 'ut COM ''ilr' '''"
friendship ol IL "hitf constituency thaii Was
cI"i cliJ"yt" hS any Ah'ttcali journal =
ne >nl 10 'ait ht"Si'ai'ri 10. III" it"l'lt. ~
IL il"t lbf 'nc tlc'l "1'h t,i'lhot me pour hi' Z"
i"r tue poor man against thc flr man. h'lt II
steks 10 no cqai Justice 10 a,' iltelta.a III c"'
iutll'9 l.! - ii"t tne 'i "a S',, u any per
oc't VI F'itS 4ntA' ' ~ " Ii" 'S o'' 4 ''it
lis ioFts aii't Hates. ~ lN i"f th' Hohtht hi'i
against tnc f"Sucs ever! 'l'ilc it Is 'Gt tno hottest
beiAocra as '9"l'is' .t 'ts'i''h6>t htt!.'.cht''
anu lor 'hi ""h 81 h'I."'''I'ai as "S"Aiat me
u!eno,a' , al! ,.'''S n'; .'Nu IT,
rom Tue u'tet'tlcIs u! amy u '.' ''iti OF P'l.t
ci u, VI ' 1'.'i"' l.. -'|' 'lH s"t'i','' '' .s''
titt "'''n 'eii vi 'le'Sutt9 a." III 'Hi:'i1 ne
Win tht' Cons, nti"it 'tll' WIN tht p,lii'Ill'S
upon "hicn 'ns h'l,'lnl'' "as l"lHl'.'u i"f TIC
p:"pit' NttH"\tE INC S"isti1"'''i. '''i' t''li-
sut"t'"h plth'Ikeo dic Hi"i"teN as Ill Tue ''t-
f"sr"tS cnnsliIaN VI io'T, ~ ''''l man Ia, ~
! tlt'teh was pi"ceu III inc fFeslo' FIX "lli't'
"htte ne s,lI rei''Iii.S-i' "ttt'N, ",'' lur le
,lSut: e ~ nc S'hS e'i s'l lll''I|h'teh'e'
'n nt9 ',nt'I tt ,a.n 20 VIII ~ ' o' 'Ai ''8
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Wb,,' th. I.s.ns If tt,,, ,,,5t ,,,u,IIJ ht, .,n
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,It, ,I"', ,," De fit; @ '''I 10 M 80
.,,r,,,,f wi,,evtri,, The wide. pnr il worth :ti
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
Castor Springs.
DR.. CTIAS. \. HARDY Proprietor
JOSEPH MULLER, or Washington Lessee

DR.. CHAS. \. HARDY Proprietor.
JOSEPH MULLER, or Washington. 49,. Lessee.
These justly renowned mineral s,rn%s, vii ht'
opened; for the Recommendation of tie pnhli",
and after the 22d inst. Situated III the Sour i
Western portion nf - Landry. TleTc springs
are within easy reach of everyone seeking health
or pi azure; the finest trcur and perch tiAiug
in .kncrcn. Is within Il stonce throw of the
spring while game of AL kinds is abundant.
The hl'iim;.a E"v,. recently been pHt in cont
'p'ese repairs, Hl.ti eight new ,afn hOrsrs added
Having s,.rnr.rl the s'rvicrs of Monsieur Leon
R+ri'eit. DISTINGUISHED caterer, formerly Of the
EmlRror- Kitchen. Paris, the rui>ne will he
Endrr his management, CHESTS will be served
In first cfass stvle. either by the tlav. week or
month. at price so moderate Hs TO sicfy cninpc-
titi"n. Patrons will he provided with eyerr-
thing nerftful, intending feed for horses A
titte nntinscd pasture will he also at the service
of Visitors. inva'its seeking the beneficial
effects 90 these waters, have he advantage of
consul ting DR. Clias. A. Hardy. physician Of
high renlte throughout the country. Hacks
and carriages will leave Washington twice q
week or nfttner it u"ccssary. the carrying pas
sengers for the springs,
.s- ~ JOSEPH MULLER,
June 22-G Lessee,
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
A New Subscriber.
Printers Circular.l

We got q new subscriber Wednesday.
When we answered Ills KNOCK at tue
door, he sidled in, took off his hat, and
asked II a..
"Is dis de newspaper shop Y" ~
We told him it was.
"Au' is YOU lie boss fo'emln oh de
wukS?"
We satisfied our colo,etl visitor on
that point also, and hi, continued:
al fotch in some 'lacca to-day, an |
promised Enahneezah-tlat's my oldest
cnile-l promised dat boy I'll prescribe
for paper. He kin read, he kin, an
he's alters pesterin' de ole CONAN and
me for books and papers. | 'Sposc we
orter currdge dc chiI-'S dispcusity.
H ow dye seli yn' papers7"
dollar and Al half Il wear"
''AIl de sanlr pricef LIT mt ohSarve
one, ef you please. saiI."
We handed him Il y ,per, and he un
folded it, upside down, scanning it cri-
! tiralIy oil both sides.
Looks liE" Il n war Il sight o. letter.
ing Ind tat. done forgot my Sr~ctaclr~
dis mn,uin', aud can't przartly tell If
ISIS dt.-.se 'Mrrican lln@ua2r.'
| We assured him that it WAS.
In de Democratic "r Republican
branch, >ar7"
Republican,"
| I'D It's d- kline oh book Eimhnrez ,h
graduated in, an' s'pnS- dis paper'uI
sult him D.'Iiah n IL half ii year, You
say. sab? How much is dat IL mouth p
"A bout il Bit"
Use mt de m,n t" MINI EXPENSES
whar d. proper Qualification oh IN,
ci,ilum is consumed. | ilor dat it,
rbhrry pl~-on'~ duty to rnitlrat. Eii<
nutSp, ing to le 'stent nh his ahlenes>.
Prescribe de maine of Elal'nrrz III Snow
"n so' books. Da,'s it. Ef you'd jr>
put few picturS III Eoh'S p,nrr ir 'u'I
please the chi!tun NIGHTLY. Here's six
cents, sab. Send de paper long, and ii
sribe folI IL full month. Gmsl morniu ;
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
A Negro Funeral in Georgia.


s3ropped into.a church f.,F u few mo-
mrnts to listen to the funeral discourse
OF IL colore,l preacher. He WAS telling
the story of the FIVE fanlish virgins.
"Nuw, my brethren sail he, in tones
one wnuld think would wake the dead,
dis good hsilItler lynn yere waHt II"
fnotisil virgin. He had his oil al ready,
aud guod oil, ton. He .ain't crying ont
for oil 'tOut dis time. Yer see, dem
foslisis virgins, ary Went to sleep. anu
when de, woke up dAr war der lamps,
d.. wick war dar; .lry lld matches sill
ready ellt,er. thing waI r"Htpitte, buf
tey a,,ln't sllal, lu,nil. Darwar lit.an
trouble den, | tell yon: Dry, Just went
CT, ing and screaming Chow the preacher
screansrdD for oil. IL wan't u" nse, DO
spec lik.. Richard lry cried ont. !" Ny
Kingdom, f.n 1t thurs.." 'lo III DIS yer cas-.
it w;,sft't n" ltor~r, only n drop OF oil,
lust nuff to make i, ilirker. Dis good
hru.i,irrs lamp war running Olnl; lu
war a wise Y. .rgiG." And tile tt,ngrrgh-
ton .swayed and Isiuaned and cried
aloud. z y sazG saE BPS ~g E..# to-
followed this funeral procession tH
the grave nntier the piurs-tl'r moaning
PINGS i he music of W hicii is >o like that
of tnrNewpurt beacli-.ud stood. the
only white W.rSt,il annDg fhtm-ai,ti
wafciit.i them loser the cofai int'' IL
resting place. This they Jdtl with The
rope rein, which they 2nnhitciird fr'"
the horse in tln. wagon which served aS
IL llearSe. Never sl,al forget that
scrne-;.ll iln>e black faces turned to
ward the settling sun. tlle weird music
of their funrralcl,ai,t, the, meIns and
strange cries of tie whnl' assrmhy us
the rel clay was thrown in upon thrr"l.
orpd ''.bru,lder whose lamp hItrnrsl
brightly. - Don't yer cry no mo, ttu'
sing Hume, Sweet Home, 6. lleglt
hylIih {,ls sweptly ia lie departed is !,
singing il awi.l. .tlr angels dis minnit.'
Aud came away.-dlies iesAa,asiG ,of tlsei.
hymn growing fainter and fainter as
came np through the I"se seenttsi town,
till they We're far behind me, but shall
never cease to hear that song.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

4 ) k#E ~ A. l. ~
A HORRIBLE BEDFELLOW.-The pro-
verb that n,isfartuns mikes strange
comr,des" has selslOnl been more aptly
illustrated than by the adventure OF an
EnglisA soldier in India, who having
been caught. in anything but D. ssslpr
condition by his colonel, rigid tiisrs-
plinarian, MAS sentpt0 piss II night in
.choky (fl,e lack-np.) As the culprit,
sleepless from heat and mosquitoes, was
n,editating tlulefully upon the further
punishment that WIS certain to await
him next morning, he s,uldenly.heard IL
rustiing close beside him, and felt the
cold, shiny tsiich af u snake upon his
bare foot. Being - man of iron nerve,
he cnntrived to restrain the cry that
rose to his lips. and tu lie mUtinniess as
a log, while his horrible bedfellnw,
whom he Instantly felt to he nf great
eize. crawled tO and fro over his body
and face, as if tn make ont who or what
he might be. Havingat length satisfied
itself that nothing WIS TO be feared
from hini,, III glidrd of, and enscnnstd
itself under the roll ut mating which
served him as he'd. With the first
gieam of daylight the prisoner WAS astir,
and having armed himself with 4 heavy
sts,re, r,isptl fha mating just sufficiently
fg let I,is sNHhislslen gtlest thrust tnlt lfs
head, which he then crushed to pieces
with the stone. AT that moment the
door opened, and in came the junior
lieutenant, who. having Il Kindness tor
the delinquent, had calne to give him
a gnnl talking to-" Bat the nonisnf
the officers eye fell npnn the dpid snake
he rushed out again lit-inlp possessesi.
returning Il few minutes later with the
caionri atih several other ntiirars. The
old martinez, having heard the story,
said, with IL grim ciinrkis: This il II |
lucky jph far ynIi. my m IN. for nir;lnt I
tu have given ran i, g,n,t iisgging; hut |
| cant fllg n inan wisn has dane such j; |
feat ;ss that. Dm'f let mi. tatch yoa
drunk again .sansl here are i've rupees
for yu,l co 30.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
5000 { {.

dnnnn CAN'T BE MADE EY EVERY
ASHSEST agent every month III the business
VI furnish, but those willing to work ran easily
earn a dozes, dollars q day right in their r" own
Inruiitjcs Have no room toeAplall mere Shst.
49, niansout and honorable. Women. and
hoys m ~ and girls DO as we'll as men. We will fur.
nish you 4 complete out'it free" The business On;
pays better than anything else. we VIII nrar
" Writa ft and see. Farmers ard mechanics, their
sm,s and daughters and all classes In need OF
paving work at home. should write to us ana
iearn o,l about the work AT once. Now ts the
time Don't delay.
inne ao-1y Augusta, AatRe.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21

lousas present by request. 1t is the opinion
of the Board of Health that the quarantine
station at CarancrU Bridge and station on the
Northern boundary between st. Landry and tho
Praish OF Avoyelles be dispensed with.
Resolved that quarantine regulation at Church
viii and Little Devil remain in force until the
18th of November at which time the President
of the board is authorized to raise the qlaran-
tine unless he has Reason for not doing 80.
JAS. G. CAMPBELL. NJ. D..
Secetary, pro tenn.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
WRassA.EaAa.Es AssLNE
sDasstEs5s ssg5Das

E . s ] L | \ /. l. Y & u II F., -
II sufferers I.niD lhiH lisr..s. tl,Hf a"t. :rN-
!" hr cured <r"nlt Try Ebr Rxi~surr'r
tIrbrnteG 'en, H.pi ion s'o,ydrr-. In.~,.
'M' t,i, llir niis hrtt'i.fattnn kll:Wli ii:!t
Ill cure CONSUMPTION in.l all G!-tn@r: rf
-" 4 hront sanel s.nmg~ ii deed. sti.'u& =
II titn III lHelu, al.L i-o to convince lm!
'3at they az" ln itilnhu.s, "r VIII f"lw""} y,
cry sufferer, BY lual. posi- paid. y free Esins
COX.
Ne don't want your money unti' 500 "ft. per
,iLy satisfied nt tbr!r curative. DOW tr$ II
our lite IL worth say nG. don't delay In Il, nS
Powders trial, as they will snrcl5'
Ne You.
Price. fer large box S20n. sent 10 IN part ~
United States nr Canada, by mail. Oh re-
Irt OF price. Address.
IASf: & ROBBINS.
dec 22-ly $50 Fulton ct, Brooklyn, n. y.
St. Landry democrat., 1878-12-21
TnE n Great chance to make fnnnty
QHQYHAEIa u Won cau,t ret gnld vun eli

~nE H. Great chance to make money.
OOAEV II you can't get gold you can
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VIII the hDy who threw that pepper
nn the stove please came up here and
get Il present pf Il nice lsoDk said Il
-seilin,i superintendent in fawa
hut tire hoy never moved. He was .
farseeing boy.