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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30

SAD AND FATAL ACCIDENT Sester-
day afternoon David Kline rode one
of Alfred Kline's ponies out Valley
street and on the way was stopped at
Gross smithshop, where he got off for
the purpose of examining some work
On coming out the pony star ted and
commenced running. DIR. II. NJ.
Dunmire, one of our most esteemel j
citizens, happened 10 come from his
home with a basket on his arm, and
going out on the street waved his bas-
ket and attempted to stop the animal,
but 1t RAN fairly against him, knock
ing him over aud from the injury on
his breast probably ttampled or Jump
ed on his body. He also received
severe contusions on his head. He
was carried into Mrs. Dipple's close By,
and Drs. Hurlbut and ShaeiIer called
who, afer examining him, pronounce
ed his case very critical. In the eve>
ming it was thought heat to move him
to his home not far distant, which
was safely accomplished. He linger,
ed in an unconscious state Until be-
tween 4 and o'clock this morning,
when he died. Probably nothing of
an accidental character has ever oc.
Cured here that seetns sad as this,
The fact of there being no vehicle at.
tached, no lives to be sayed-simply a
horse with halter running toward its
home, aud an attempt on the Dr.'s
part to arrest its course-being the
meanse Of crushing out valuable
life; seems hard indeed.
1t was a sad accident which cast
gloom over town rs it became known
and elected universal sympathy for
his wife and children. The doctor is
we'll known over the county as skill
ful dentist, and in all the relations of
life sustained an enviahle charielcr,-
I.s.tss.s 4 rs.~f.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30

The Phrcnotogicdi Journal and Scicnt,
Of Health for October is supplied with
even more than its usual variety ol
scientific matter. but is none the less
interesting to the general reader, as
the science discussed in this Monthly
affects most intimately ourselves, our
bodies and minds. II is noticeable
that the well-known leader ef practical
Phrenology in this country, Mr.. o. s
Fowler. The price is - cts. a Num-
ber, or 500 year. In order that ev-
cry one may know what the Journal i,
like acw, it il offered "On Tri al" three
months, including the October Mum
her, for only - cts, little more thar
the price of one Number. Send
amount III stamps to the publishers
Fowler & Wells, 7j3 Broadway, Ne,'
York.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30

For Group. sudden ani severe attacks o.
Cold. take Siues' SyfeF Of Tar, wild
Cherry aud lloarh ound.
NJ. u. Roberts Emhrocation will no,
cure nll diseases that human ae-h l. hci,
TO. but for khoum at ism, Sprains Swellings
Burns or Flesh Wounds 1t has no pecr
" It hns an equsl Sold BY all druggists
ut S5 aud 90 Ceuts.
"Quoih the Raven. never more - Bu,
he had no reference 10 Sines' Syrup oi
Tar, Wild Cherry aud Hoarbouud. f,r /,
culy needs one trial few people evermorc
to usc Il in eases " Colds or Cdrghs and
all affections Of the Bronchial Tub es.
Sold by all reliable druggists at 25 and
90 Cents per Bottle.
The most reliable liniment in the mark
c,-Rohcrrs' Embroc uion --3i aud no CT
same site a. other linimeuis that sell
for So Cents ani si.oo. For sale by al
Druggists.
II you have n horse for sale. one pack
ago Of Roberts Hor,e Powders will i'm.
prove his condition to the extent Of ID
per cent. 10 his selling pricc. Farmer.
u
For sale by all druggists.
Ponltercrs nnl Farmers that are alive
to their interests are at this season Of the
year giving their chickens w. u. Roberts
Poultry Powders. II makes them healthy
and strong, consequently more valuable
for the fall trade.
They said "She mover told her love.
hut let conccn,mcnI like a worm IN ,hc bud
feed "a her dIma.k cheek :" bat when
they found it WAS not love. hit tbs rc.
mains ora cold that was surely and sadly
leading 20 consumption, they procure
for her hottie Of sincs' Syrup OF Tar
Wild Cherry AMI tlosrhouni Il is nee l.
less to remark that she recovered. Soil
by all druggists. % Gents per Bottle.
To I've or not To he ? That il the
question: Whether 'tis nohlar Ia tn,
mind TO suffer tue aches and Pains tha
human flesh is heir to. when ovcrtskcn hS
a severe cough or cola or 10 purchase \
bNule Of SipcN Syrup NJ Tar. Wild Chcrr,
And Uoarhouni. AMI hy thus opposing
cnd them S,ll by all druggists. q
aud SO Cents per bottle
Sines' syrup of Tar, viii Chrrry an
! liIarhounl st,ui, ttttc heal Of al pre-
parnious of Tar llparhonnd, and it ncci
only one lri,i to satisfy the most iucrc III
lou- TINT it viii do MI thn, i+ claimed o
! II that for Coughs ant Coils it ha- NJ
equal. Sold by all dusgis,s at 2j sui b
Gents per Doitle.
Mothers. before giving your little bah,
cough or Group medicines. rrmomh'r ia a
Sine' iyrnp Of Tar, VIII rnerry aa'
] llnsrhnunl l- the only Cough prrplrarinr
that contains no opium, morphin" nor un
other narcotic.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30

KILLED ny THE CARs.-Samtrel NJ.
Kline of Avilla, Noble county, Mdian-
a, was killed lately by being run over
by the cars ten miles south of Chicago.
His legs were badly cut up and he
lived only three hours after the acci-
dent. Wedil not learn the cause OF
the accident, bus think he WAS cm.
ployed on the train. He was native
of Middlecreck. township, Snyder county
Pa, and son Of John Kline who long
owned the Globe Mills property AT
Meiser station. His age was probably
not far from 80 years .-S,NaSgror,
Times.
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DIED.

Sept. 9th, in Middlecreek twp. Cath
arine, wife of abraham Bergey, aged
II years and II days.
Sept. 20lh, In Monroe twp, Miranda
daughter Of Samnal and Gertrude
app ged about ! year.
In Penn twp, Sept. II, Mrs. Lydia
Fisher, relict of John Fisher, aged rs
years l month and 2S days.
On the 18th inst. in Frsuklin twp,
jacob il. Ieuisi aged aSou. ~ ycars.
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PRIVATE SALE.

A valuable Brick Hotel. located in
franklin, opposite the Sunbury and
Lewistown Railroad depot, is offered
for sale.
Thisis n substantial building built
on the most modern style, adapted rs
II Hotel or private dwelling besu,i.
fully located; well of excellent water
in the summer.house ; and ample
stabling, ice house and other out
buildings.
For further particulars call on or adj
dress, ID. L. KERSTErTER,
Aiddlebufg, Pa.
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That prince of popular novelists, b

That prince of popular novelists, b
L. Farjeon, author of "Blade.o' Grass
Sign Of the Silver Flagon," Joshua
Marvel," ETC., is now writing for IN,
Philadelphia Weekly press a new story
untitled "1l0 Great Porter Square.
winch will be vivid portraiture. q
london life. Tho opening chap,r !.
'll be published in the nan,h"r
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30

"Malt Bi'ters" are a Brain, Nerve,
and Blood food. peculiarly adapted to,
and warmly recommended by, our
druggists and physicians for General
'ii.u'y, Mental and Physical Exhaus-
nA,. ~. -,eria, Nervousness, slocplcss.
..ssS, E"t7i'im,ar' ns ,psy,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30

A Newspaper man Il generally eS-
pected 20 be everywhere, see every
thing and catch every scm afloat, sim.
ply becauseit Is his profession. Blu,
he can't do II. His friends can help
h i'm, though, by sending or bringing
such items as are of interest. Incl.
de nts of an acceptable kind are al.
ways gladly received. All manner OF
! eeitmate local news go to make up nm
interesting paper, and will be received
with thanks.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30

Winter is coming, and all having
Farms or even Garden Plo's will find
valnable aid in the American Agrieui-
furist for October, nSst issued. with its
hundreds of practical directions, hints
and suggestions. Among leading top
ics are Work for tho Month q 81 loo
Farm House, with plans and specilica.
tions /; Shelter for Stock; Numerous
Hints and Helps for Farmers Hum
bugs Exposed full Household and
Children's Departments. etc.-l5 cents
per number; 81 so per annum Orange
Judd Company. publishers, 2i5 Broad
way, New York.
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A New Treatment,

The Goiaen Elirir Of LIE. wo,nicrfhd cures.
II you have Consumption. and would
know that your oough can he made loose
aud essy-Hecuc feaver anA Nights Sweats
checked 1, "a hours Inflammation taken
out oi Lungs aud air passages At encs :
that you can be made TO gain 3 to o
pounds Of healtAy flesh per week 4. IL you
have Caiarfh, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache.
Heart Disease. liver Complaint, Nervous
Debility, Seminal Weakness. or spcrma>
torrhoea. loss OF seNnal power In either
sex from any cause " you have amy
form OF nervous weakness. losing fash or
wasting away. and would know Of An I'm .
mediate relief ard cer-A'n cure tor many
Of the scvcrest cases in u short time
= new method With new agent. to faticn
every body, invigora,c aud make strong
and heslhy the nest hopeless cAses, cut
thi. out rni Ntilo A. nnGe for particulars
to B. s DiSPENSAKi, Berrin Springs.
Mich. July - 'So.iy.
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The Postmaster General has ordered
that the second count of mail matter
originating in the United States shall
De made In tho first seven days Of
December next. The count last year
was made in the first seven days of
November.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30

NXECUTORS' NOTlCE.-Lc,ters
~ test.mentary on tSe estate OF Catherine
Knepp, dec'A late e wcst beaver twp, Snyder
county, Penn'a., have been granted tn the
undersigned. All person. knOwlng themsrlve,
Indebted to said ostatr are requested TO make
Immediate payment, whiie those having claims
are requested - present them duly authontics,
tod for settlement to
JESSE KNEPp.
PAUL IA. kSEPP,
scrt 80, 1850. Executors.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30

The. Humboldt Library Of Popular
Science. published by J. Fitzgerald &
Co., 143 Fourth Ave. New York, here
tofore issued monthly, now appears
twice month. The tenth Number
contains Prof Blaserna's treatise on
THE Theory Of Sound in its Relation
to Music, profdsely illustrated.
The earlier numbers Of this series
comprise popular scientific works by
Tyndall, Huxlcy, Proctor, Spencer and
other noted scientists. These works
formerly sold for 81. 80 or more their
price, as published in this series, is Is
cents. For sale by A. X. GIFT.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30

Aacteneer, II. liucken,
burg; of Middlecreek, p. o.. would an>
nounce to the people of snyder coun.
~, that he will cry sales for real snl
personal property, nj s!nft n'llcr and
on ia. ms y reasonable terms. lie
guastnlees Sd,isgactio.. iJart5JJu
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Oppenheimer has just returned from
the east with an immense stock and
the people are rushing In from every
direction in crowds aud yet there is
room for more, and all are promptly
attended to and so away rejoicing,
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Tnn VALrB OF Coon Ro,ps-If the
people in the rural districts would reflect
for u moment how much value good road
add 10 property, they would not object to
the supervisors expendiug three times as
much as they do IN the repairing Of ronds.
The accessibility Of u farm il taken larsc.
ly into scns'6era,ion by one who desires
10 purchase it after the character of the
roll. its proximity to churchcs. schools.
mllls. aud tie eiry market are taken into
consideration. There is no outlay that
brings the returns 50 soon or 50 surely
a. the outlay gu the roads. lit was on.
ly the pleasure Of easy riding, that it's, II
would be nn important item. But when
the wear and tear OF horse. flesh and art
icles istasen into consideration. the utiii
" OF good roads presents itself forcibly
For example Mere is a toleraeiy gsoj
farm on which the road tax would be SO
per annnm. Suppose each brmer wou ID
agree TO expend double that amount ot
laoOr on the roals for year or two. A,
nnyIhing like hauling, two horses would
do AS much as three on an ordinary Dad,
aud it does not take long for the ordinary
horse to earn $50, and the saving in the
wear and tear of Wagons will amply repay
the aiditi onal tax in one season. A good
wagon. costing from Sloo TO Sl2b, will
wear twice as long on u good road as on
a poor one. II the people in the tow nshi ip
would consider over these matt ers, there
is no doubt they would eXpend liberal
sums in the repairing Of their roads.
Amer the roads are once made the outlay
is incons sidsrabl Eek.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30

John A: Moatz raised the "Boss''
ear OF corn this year dimensions &c,
lbs. 2 OF 10 inches In circumference;
IL inches in length ! "a rows 1l62
grains. Now then, let us hear from
other districts.
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CAUTION.

CAUTION.
NOTICE il hereby given that the fol.
~ lowing articles have been purchased
hy The hnlcrslEncl,a' Constable Salc.aui
left in. the possession Of Henry Renninger,
during her pleasure. All person. arc can.
TONED not to meillc or interfere with the
same Cow. CAR, 3 rig-. Dang Fork,
Grnhhing Hoe, Axes sr.ii. Rake,
Grind Stone, Table, Chest, Barrel. Clock.
dun. Batter Chnrn, scythe, Man, and
Wedge. Coal Stove and pipe, - Turkeys
- Chickens.
ELIIAnErn IluMMEL
Aug. ~, 1880 pi.
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Sept, Q. 80.

ADVERTISING. Fugitive Advertising Is
little good. Il is the steady steam that
works The mill. Some people never think
Of advertising until some cauvs-sor comes
TO them with wonderful advertising blot.
sheet or a Photographic medley to lay on
hotel tables. To him they pay prices pro
portiouatc to the high value he sets on his
trick for catching the public eye. Very
often the prblic wye. Very often the pub.
lie eye is caught and people become very
much interested in the trick without tax.
ing much note Of those who make use OF
it. These methods are all good IL they
are supplemental to some regular chau
nel Of advertising, by which all are made
familiar. not with ones name. but with
his business The greatest advertisers lie
spisc no method, but people VIII, use
fugitive methods only, or chleay. waste
their money.-ES.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-09-30

The Republicans of Paxtonville
planted an 100-foot Garfield and Ar
thur Pole. on Saturday evening last
from which floats the American flag,
1879 feet.
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Pumpkin Iics.
hummer is over.
Eili your coal bins.
Pay your voting tax.
Straw hats to the rear
Goal merchants are busy.
Delightful fall weather.
Most Of the corn is shocked.
"shut the door" will soon be the
cry.
The tees are donning their fall
dress.
sauer krant making will soon be in
order.
The boys are now aftet the horse
ohestnuts.
Another carpet-shaking season is at
hand.
The falling leaves strew the pave-
ments and streets.
The semi"annual house cleaning
season is approaching.
IL il in order now to rc-organizc
country literary societies.
The boys are waiting Tor the &ost to
open the chestnut burs.
The Sunday School Picnic at Smith
grove was grand success.
The crowd of Monday was not 80
large rs expected.
On Tuesday a large crowd of people
we're in town.
Farmersin in this vicinity have COM
mcnced husking corn.
Build fire in your si,ting,room
stove. and prevent sickness.
Don't bet. A man who bets on the
election loses his vote if challenged.
The indiges,ible buckwheat cake
will soon grace the breakfast table.
The Senatorial conference will con-
vene at Selinsgrove on Saturday next.
The way for storckeepers and 9th
ers to make the most out oftheir goods
is by advertising.
A car load of Ohio Stone crooks at
wholesale aud retail a J. w. Dreese'.
-psSces moderate.
The Chester county apple crop is so
large that even the pigs there are get
ting surfeit Of them.
1t is estimated that tw, million
young men will cast their first Prcsi-
dental vote this year.
Mr.. Farjeon is son-in-law of JOS
eph Jefferson, whom We know so well
rs Rip Van Winkle.
The fall purchaser begins to scan
the Advertisements to see where he can
get the most goods for the least mon
ey.
Summer Is ahont over. TO the man
who has no winter clothes, this ap-
pears more than mere Announce.
ment.
The Smithgrove Republicans had an
old-time meeting on Saturday eve.
mining last. Parks and Myers address
ed the meeting.
Never put off until tomorrow what
should he done to-day. This partic-
nlarly applies to paying your subscrip.
tion for this paper.
Boys knee-high to n grasshopper,
discuss the claims of Garfield and
Hancock with as much importance as
the most inveterate Office seeker.
Mrs. Elizabith Smith, ofthe "waffle
House, will pleased accept our thanks
for basket Of fine grapes-and may
she live many years yet to enjoy each
years bountious grape crop.
Geo. s., of Floshville, In the vicinity
of Oriental, Juniata Co., says,"that he
can set graft on a dry limb and will
insure It to grow" Now George, isn't
that going a leetie too far.
When that neighbor OF yours comes
TO- borrow this paper just whisper
gently in his ear that II is the duty of
every good citizen to take his own
paper.
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains
MAY 1Uth. 1850.

Trains keore Hrndon as fol-
toirs (Sunidys E'rcep'ed)
For Shamokin, 1910 lib a IN and
For VT Carmel, Aph,.na. ramaqusl
Pousvil'", Recalling, and Philadelphia,
lll5 a IN.
Trains far Hrndoa, Iec'~ as foRors
(Sundnw Erc,pisd)
Leave Shamokin. 500, lO.OJ a IN so
Leave rhiladelphis o.i5 m. Reading
ll.b5 am.
Pottsville 1890 NJ, Tnmaqus l.SO :
IN Ashland iipm
Mt. Carmel 80 p m.
Trains Lore Harrisburg q, follows:
For New York, DIS, 8 O5 M, and
lih p. IN.
For Ph,laieiphia 6.l5. 60. sos and
Q 5ns. IN. Las aud 400 NJ.
SWp7ays
For New rctk 90 a IN
For Philadelphia |. Asp. n.
! Trdi ~ Tor Harrisburg rare u, foll0irs
Leave New York, S.i5 III | ~ and S 80
Lc,ve Philadelphia, 9.46 an. AOc
aud 3. 30 : i5P. m.
SUNDAYS
Leave New York $40 pm.
! Leave Philadelphia 7.i5 IN.
j. T.. WOOTTEN.
Genl Matagor
~ ~ NrnrL-
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MARRIED.

Sept. 6, Henry Dunkelberger Of
Freeburg and Miss Lizzie Brosius of
Frem ont.
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M n kcep on ho,d cH tin1s ~
W BEi,ks Sact as N,tes >ah, &
mo"ses. 'iorr"ats, Leises, >n4ys
.aS, e. ;sc.
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Erb. Ettinrer and Jonsthsn Moyef
were Arrsiened fer the murder Of the
Misunderstanding severed. E,tin6er was
put upon trial. The ,2th Juror went in-
TO the box at 2 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon.
The Mass Meeting Of Tuesday arer.
noon and evening was well attended
Notwithstanding the murder trirl pro-
gressing In court. David Woods and
A. c. Simpson. Esq, addressed the af.
iernoon meeting. Stetler's Cornet
Band furnished music. We have no
space for further comment on the
meeting, but have simply to say that no
meeting anywhere in the State has
been more ably and fairly addressed.
nor deeper intervct manifested by
any audience than the people of Sny>
der County gave tho speakers on this
occasion.
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Midlileburg Market

~ NV
s,,n,.r.n -..u,
""''"o "''"" III
SimOntOn, Barber " Co.
GRiIN Il SEEDS.
Wheat per bushel (OldD
Wheat per bushel (Newj 90 10 .,
Rys do 80 80
Corn do y.
Oats old, do %
" new do 81
Cloverseed per busksl
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EXamina'n of Teachers

.TiIE examination Of the teachers
~ the county will take place on the days
and A. the places given below:
pisfEiurs. pLNCpa nays
Mltdlccrcek, w-trrrs = cAuol House, Sent, 70
Penn Salem " "a
Monroe, Shamokin nsm, %
Ws~hlrgtun frechurg, 81
po-ry. Fremont. Ys
Eyaui,lc, Cherry mn school houscU ~
Perry West Stahl's Schubl.hpu,o so
Chapman, Aruull's school house, Oct,
uuiuu, Port rrcvort1u, :
Beaver, BraVOrtOWu,
B,nycr west Middlu-warth's H. 5
Adams, 1roN"lville, Q
Cehtr", Cru,rcvllle, :
Jackson, kratsorytlr G
The "Naminatious viii brgin at o'clock, A.
VI. Of zach day.
Applicants win pr0vido thrmsslyel wit h
pi"nty of paper, u ieal pcucil, AMI Icstimeut
or n ihlr,
Al ara invited 10 attend.
The County iu.ltgtc VIII he held at Scllns.
grove, aud VIII Nrgin at o'clock y. W., Monday
Oct l., 1857,
An teachers are expected to sttcni the insti
tu,c. W. r. SCHARF, %. supt.
sept. ., isSo
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PENNSYLVANIA R. R
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Div'si
SUHJuER TINE TABL.
On anil after SUNDAY, MAY 30,h, 1880, III o
'rAirs On th" PhilA Islnhis n Erie Ran Road
Division Will ran as follnWs:

u
On anil after SUNDAY, MAY so,h, 1850, Tho
,tairs On ih" PhilAi"lnhi. n Erie RAN Road
Division Will ran as follows;
WESTWARD. -
ERIE MAIL leaves p.iladelrhis Mr., N
" iliAurport s8s A. IN.
" Jersey Shore eN7 m.
Lock Haven aDA. u.
Rsnova u oO.. "a.
a" arr at Erie SOP. NJ
NIAaARA EXP. leaves Phiisder. 500 :, IN.
4" Harrisburg "a 20 A M
arr. at Williamspr slS u. IA.
Lock Haven I ~ p. M.
FAST LINE leaves ss.li;;ass,ga'. s,l.;,sHg.. nsG.
" arr. willinm.pars iSr. m.
" Lock Haven $50 p. m
EASTWARD.
PACIFIC EXP, leaves Lock ft,von e.'s nd
: SiiiisniSS;, SSsiiIis Ss"'s ln'::.%%
arr. at Harrsburg II s0p. m
Philsdelphin SO p. m
nav hA'' leaves tSG1 WiIlIaa,So,, eS ,Os''".
" arr. at Harrisburg SiOp. m
Philadeldhia t4sr m
ERIE MAIL ie.ves Reuovs spp.m
Lock Haven sbop. IN
" Williansport n l0p. IN.
arr. At Hsrri.bars a1s.m;
Philsdelphia 100 Q. M
arr. N Harrisburg 300 .. m!
Erie Mall West and Day Express East msts
close eonuoctions at Northumberland with l.. d
Erie Mail West. Niagars Express West and
Fast Line West ul.ke close connection st VIII
lam sport with N. q. X. W. trains north.
make close connection At Lock Haven With D. Il
VI n.
Erie Mali Ba,t and Yves, ,osnsct at Erie whS
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-12-11

,-A Gern,sn scientist recommends par
af1ine % IN efficient means Of protesting
wood against damp. acids and alkalies.
The wood is first well dried, and then
covered with q solution Of one part Of
melted parafisne in six parts Of petro-
leum either or bisulphite Of carbon. The
solvents evaporate quickly, leaving tile
paraffine in the pores Of the wood. Great
care should be taken in the nse Of the
preparation, as all Of the subscanees men
toned are especially inflanasable.
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Suppose Wade Hampton would kill
John Sherman, and William Tecninseli
would slay Wade, aud Lamar would i'm
brue his hands in w. Us. gore and Gen.
Grant would beef Lamar, and Ben Hill
would carry off Ulysses's scalp, and Ros-
coe Conkling would lay ont Benjamin,
and old Bob Toombs would carve Conk-
ling's liver into slices, and John Logan
wouM poison Toombs,, and John Kelly
would slug Logan with sand-bag, do
you think this country would go to. the
demnition bow-wows7 Well, scarcely
IL vouldut.-Er.