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r.. J. M ILLER,
DENTIST.

u,ENDERs HIS PROFESSIONAL sERyI-
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TT YOU WANT A CLEAR, BRIoHr LIoH1
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BRTDEWELL'S
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STANDARD BOOKS.

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Farm Notes.

Never water horse directly after feeding
him, especially II he is fed ON corn Thirst
should be allaycl before the feed Is given.
aud if any way water IL allowed after IL
should be merely mou,biul, until the lApse
of two or three hours time has been had
for gastric digestion Many valuable ami
mails have been lost by allowing them to
drink freely alter eating.
Parsnips, carrots, Swedish turnips, and
especially mtngel-w i'zl, will all fatten
pigs. The roots ought not to be given in q
raw state, but always cooked and mixed
with beans, peas, Indian c,rn, oats or barley
all which must be ground into meal. When
pigs are iel on such cooked food as we have
statel the pork acq hires peculiarly rich fla
yor, and is much esteemed, especially f,r
family use.
Feed horses according to age and work
required of them. Full ding and hit e
work disorders the digestive organs. Select
only such hay Is is the best quality that Of
inferior quality is dear Mt any price, and
there is no proper nou rishment in it.
A French paper relates the following ex-
pertinent; A COW was MIXED three times a
day for eleven days, and yielded l7O quarts
of milk. With two mlkings daily she gave
only ll6 quarts in the same number OF
davs. Analysis moreover showed that the
milk in the first case was richer in butter
globules by more than one seventh than in
the second case.
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Bilious Stomach Cured.

Hyde FAfk, LuZtFnt VO., n.
Dear STR II have been troubled with Bilious
Complaint and by the use OF your INDIAN BLooI
SYRUP II has euectually cured me. ,.,,.
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Rev. Henry Ward Beecher snme time ago
recommended highly as honest, and closed
with the request. "Get me an easy situa'
ton that honesty may be rewarded" To
this Mr.. Beecher replied "Dont be an
editor, if you would be ea'y. Do not try
of the pulpit Let slone ships, stores, shops
and merchandise. Abhor politics. Keep
away from lawyers. Don't practice mcdi'
cine. Be rot a farmer nor a mechanic, ,neith
er a sodier nor sailor. Don't study. ID NJ
think. Don't work. None Of them are
easy. Oh, my honest friend, you are in {
very hard world |! | know of but one easy
place in it. That is the grave"
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IkIAL LIST.
L FOR SEPTEMBER TERM lsS0.
\ X Bog ri vs. l. Chaplin adm r.
Frcdtilck ilosler's use VS. D II & WRRCo
Z II BrtckWay vs. robert Gurrel
Wm Sthtf fhlcrY W. elizabeth " Soudar
ihuhtS Crereling, Jr vs. Moore Crpyel ny and wife
WIN Neal surviving pai tner,f McKeyy A. Neal vs.
the Pcnna canal COmpluy
- va tyson vs. Thomas GcTaghty.
i'a Burke vs. Centrlii RorGu H.
IoSnut say tgG 5 adulrAs tnlel Appiem4n
4 I BrdZrtOu vs. il r. card ,rr
Nm NasterS acln'r W J f. Chapn
thtnallne Butler vs. Reuben Roucb.
llhn Jackson ct al vs. Eli Stotzrl
ID .dnard vs. Fe' dlnand Gaul ct uN
" u h1oleholl rr VS. Joseph Knittle.
EMANUEL Strauss VS. Martin Johnson
refer Swank's use vs. Charles Fcttarnap's admir-
refer Hover NS CatawiSSa township
Geo u Elwel in trust " Centlalia school District
ilcnfy Niller ysG Roth.
Is Ewes admr use vs. Thomas Stackho,sa exr
cyrus II larislls ndmr vs. j + Chaplin
Henry i,hpluS ~ " u lc PUlcrt ct terrt tenant
AbiJ'h Hess vs. WIN y Robbins and Datirl Young.
lian Der IS Buwm IA u klse
ltnnS VI Eaton Ct tlN vs. VI q Woodward
dohn Hubbard at al trustees Ledge No IgI X + oi
go Slili"ater VS. George pcnnins ton ct al
Min Lallon trustee vs. John W Hoffman.
William Mathers VS. j X Shlrplcss ct al
| Jacob NcagCr vs. w l. Lyerly
fnube VOL 1T al VS. Mary \ Woods ct a.
! Jas w htobs eN'r ysJames q Rertl"r ct ny
J PAU Fry " Patterson a Edwards
| = u lkrlers lSe w. barbara Giger ct al.
| fatiiGk Burke use OF G Is Cruckwuy vs. Conynghun
aud en- Ialil Poor District.
| Henry Fulmer use vs. GJtleb Hartman,
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There was recently sold at auction 10 Lon
don, piece Of freehold property in Park
Lane, May fair, covering 2l00 square feet,
for $4,000. This is at the rate of 81 $780,
900 per acre, and shows the value of land in
London. The Druel purchase of the corner
of Wall and Broad streets, in New York
city: few years ago was $25O,OOO gold for
675 square feet, or at the rate of SOL 900, 900
per acre. Gold was then at II per cent, pre-
MUM aud the price paid was the highest
given in any part OF the world r- .-.
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The fee of doctors is an item that very
many persons are inieres ted in just at pres
ent We believe the schedule for visits Is
$500, which would tax a man confined 10
his bed for year in the need of daily
visit, over 81 900 year tor medical atterd
ance alone And one single bottle of Hcp
Bitters taken in time would save the 81 900
and all the wears SICK kness.-Iost.
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m n n WEEK IN your own town. anu no cap
sital rlsked. You can give the business a
AA trial without expense. The best OppOrtu-
AH(Enity ever oflered for those willing "a
nUytywOrk. You should try nothing else until
you see IOr yourself what you can do at
the business We offer No room to explain here
You can devote all your time or only your spare
time TO the business, ana make great pay for every
hour that sou ~ urk. Women make as much as men.
send for special private t"ImS and particulars which
we mail free. s. Outnt free. Don't complainof hard
times while you have such a chM.ce. Address II.
llALLET'H co, Portland Maine.
oct3, 'TJ-ly
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Republican opinions.
WHY HONEST REPUBLICANS SHOULD nor
. % VOTE FOR GARFIELD.

WHY HONEST REPUBLICANS SHOULD NOT
ANvOTE FOR GARFIELD.
From the Me~tom (.M,ss.) Republican Re
publican) 1ugust IA, 1880.
MAKING THE BEST OF IT.
Is there any good reason why Republican
voters who believe in honest practices and
the selection of clean men for administering
the government should support one man
who has been guilty of bribe.takipg when
they have refused to support another equal
ly corrupt. a.
The better portion of the Republican
party were o losed TO the nomination OF
James G. Blaine, because of the very strong
evidence of his guilt in receiving bribe
from the Credit Mobiier. Is it consistent
tor,this portion of the party to look with any
more favor upon James A. Garfield, against
whom the evidence is just as strong that he
too was guilty of like offence? Hardly a
day passes that we do not hear some good
natured publican-oftentimes prominent
business men-express himself as being dis
satisfied with the ticket, but that I'VE ought
ask these gentlemen if they would be willing
to act on the same principle when employ
ing a bookkeeper whom they knew to be
dishonest TO take charge of their cash? OF
course the answer would be in the negative.
If the honest voters Of the country men
who desire the prosperity and happiness of
the whole people, regardless of the who!e
party-really want to make the best" of
the situation, it seems to US that there are
but two ways by which they can act consci-
entiously, viz either to cast their votes for
Hancock, or to vote for some Republican
statesman with clean record, like Ed
munds, or what will be better, perhaps,
"make the best of it" by not voting at all
From tie Newton Mass Republican Re
puJlcan,) August IA, 1880.
Those Republicans who were so displeased
with the Independent wing of the party for
opposing Grants nomination, should care
fully read McDonald's whiskey ring revels.
tions and then acknowledge that the coun-
try owes those same Independents debt of
endlts gratitude.
From the Mt,oton IMass.) Republican RE.
pu6iican) august IA, 1880
CREDIT MoBILIER.
The sons OF the late oakes Ames have
published a lengthy article concerning the
Credit Mobilier, for the purpose of defend.
ing their fathers memory frcm the assaults
which have been recently resumed for cam
paign purposes, in the biographies of the
Republican candidate. The spirit which
prompted the publication of this defence is
a most commendable one, and for this rea-
son, if no other 1t should receive respectful
attention.
Tue testimony of Oakes Ames, that Gar.
field agreed to take ten shares of the Credit
Mobiler stock, is recorded, as is also the
statement that Garfield received 1929 as..div-
idends from those shares, knowing that it
was dividend; and we believe Mr.. Ames
told the truth, all the biographers in the
country to the contrary, Notwithstanding
We have been requested by the sons of
Mr.. Ames to publish their statement entire,
but, owing to its length, we are obliged to
decline
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PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS.

j. CLEMENT SMITH. III 6 Street, Mashli gton
D. c., Attorney at Law and solicitor Of Pate nts
Survivor OF Gilmore, Smith & Co., and ChiLman
Hosmer Il Co, Send postage stamps for Circular Civ
ing fees, sc.
une 4, lSSO-tf
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| tlShlnEtrerk-Wm. Long, j. NJ. Dewitt, samuel
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! 6reCuwu ld-AlmaS Cole
! u mluck--hlt }. OH.
Jackson j. f. Derr W. l.. Manning
! Lutust Francis Rhodes
| MViu-I NJ. Nuss II g. John
! MadisOn--lOhn NcNinch
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Kidney CompIaint.

Bear Gap, Columbia County, Pa.
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An official statement shows that about
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Pennsylvania Railroad ferry, between New
York and Jersey city, last year.
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A western paper informs its readers that
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ICRAND JURORS FOR SEPTEMBER

GRAND JURORS FOR SEPTEMBER
" TERM, leso.
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lhrwick James lHcohy, Wm, Dicttcrlci
btititrcCk Henry Edwards
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Best Medicine Ever Used,

Beaf GAP Columbia county Pa.
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An Astonishing Cure.

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Pains in Shoulders.

RChrsburg Columbia county, Pa.
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Dyspepsia aud Indigestion.

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If you have pimples. boils, salt
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Would noe be Without if.


Wiliamspert, IycOmirg ounty Pa
Dear Str Tile Ind an Blood Syrup Is the Best
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opera House. Columbia, Pa.
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Farm for Sale 4!

TIE und signed Offers at private sale a FARM OF
SlNIG-THREE ACRES, with FRAME HOUSE, barn
anu other out-buidngs thereon, situate in Fishing.
creek tuwI ship III good state OF cultivation. Located
near Asbury Can be purchased ON reasonable terms.
llne orc ard On the propert,, and neveriailing
spring CT Water Lear the house Fer particulars Rd-
dress JOHN j. STILES,
aug. 10, 's0-3m' Forks, Columbia county, Pa.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-09-03
Loss of Appetite

Rolrsburg Columbia county Pa,
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