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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

Some ten or twelve days since Cap
tain Merrirs corps of engineers and
assistants were camped in the valley OF
Buck Greek. in Childers County. Their
tents were set one hundred feet from
the dry bed of the creek. This creek
was about twelve feet deep from the
level of the valley on either side of the
bank. The valley is nearly a mile wide.
but the HIGH lands curved in close to
the place where the camp was pitched.
and the valley widened on the opposite
bank. The night Was clear. and NO
cloud in the distance betoAened \ rain
fall. The BOYS stakei their ponies near
BY. turned their mules loose. and laid
them down to sleep in Their tents.
About midnight one of the boys felt wa
ter 81 his feet Springing up he saw
the water coming, and, yelling Ike .
savage giving his wal whoop. rousei
his companions. In less than \ minute
they were standing in waier up To their
waists. Knowing 10 which side Of them
was the hill, they uusaei wildly through
the water. and succeeded in gaining .
safe foot-hold. The water rushed by
them. covering the entire velley to .
depth Of tx feet and carrying sway Ill
the tents Sad baggage. Tie lsy-y wu
saved ~ one OF the boys cussi-x the
stake-rcSe as he passed hRa b fortu-
naeely having gone 20 bed with his
pants on. Most Of the boys were n
their night clothes and . solemn 81
they were When daylight came they
followed down the stream TO Red Riror.
and gathered up some Of their clothes
and ell the valises hut one. The
missing valise had as in Greenboeks n
l. The sudden rise Of water was IN
doubeedly caused By What Is known -
. "cloud burss" On the head of tn
Stream. some twenty or thirty miass
away. Any number a cattle were nr.
red down stream. bot mags e -
s..ey sseapd-CGy ce41 o.;
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

When very young they shonld he kept
quiet. not too much exposed 10 tbs
light. IL IL usual to engage sons old
and experienced expert to attend ia
this. and the direction in which The
'.twig is inclined At this stage 1. gen.
orally the ruin Of the parents peace o.
mind for two years.
Milk 10 said tn be good for babes. bu,
there are 80 many patent food" nov
sold n the drug store that milk may -
well be done away with. Give the
child something thai you don't know
ANYTHING about and il will ihriYe-pos-
sibIy.
Don't cross the child when il IL small
II will take 10 kindly 90 having it, own
way that il is really cruel to insist On
parental rights in the matter.
Learn the little coots TO ''crow" ~
early as possible. Take them In yosi
hands and toss them up as high As you
can and ~jounce their digestive organs al
out Of place. This is q genuine raise
of children.
As 500 ~ possible put the green ba'
by into n baby carriage and push IL alonl
the sidewalk. running into eserybod,
with II and gathering aimiring crowds
at the crossings To worship IL 1hi'
will give the little n some idea 81 ih'
way OF getting on in the world in laieI
years.
It is a good plan TO hurry up . chIlc
in the matter Of walking. The soone'
. child walks. the more bow-leggcd anc
irrepressiblc he will be when he grow:
up.
just the moment the child lets go II.
mothers apron strings plant IL in ths
neighbor iron, yard. This Will save
your own lawn. while the little fellow
dies up the turf and carries away thu
lawn Of the neighbor in his little pc
w~heelbarrow.
Train the child to appear in com
pany. Urge him forward. There !,
nothing like il. Visitors 80 much al
mire 10 have children climb and craw
all over them in their gentle, prankisl
way.
A good share Of dirt makes q chile
grow. Soap and water is useful. how
ever. once a week. 10 enable parents e
| recognize their own children when tliey
call them i'm to dinner.
Let them have their own sweet WAY
always. They will retaliate in the fu
ture by not letting you have yours; but
what matters that?
Never allow neighbors' children or
your premises. The hateful things viii
Influence YOUR own children for bad
! Allowing your children to play with thu
neighbours children on their premises
however, has a saluiary effect on those
benighted little frauds. and it is YOU
Christian duty To see that your children
mingle in this manner as much as pos
sible.
The best dressing for children is tb'
sole of a slipper. 1t should be gent,
swayed in the air above them and APP
piled vigorously-once in a while.
Good clothes. pretty clothes. are nj
elaborate necessity for little ones. i
you are an eighteen-dollar- business-sui
man, YOU can afford to dress . child OF
q thirty dollar silk velvet, brass butto'
basis.
When children get big enough to e
10 school well, you will be astonishe,
ut the remarkable unanimity Of thu
school teachers and Board Of Educa
ton in relieving YOU Of all rights. priv
ilege and authority. You won't hav,
anything more TO do but sit with YOU
hands folded. and see these servant
OF the public make precious little prig
Of your darlings.-NeU Hacen Register
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10
West Point Cadets.

There are no pockets in the trousers
Of the West Point Cadets, nor in their
coats either. The cadets wear no vests,
and are trained tn do without pockets.
They are left free TO choose between
putting their handkerchiefs in their caps
or breasts. The authorities say they
must not use tobacco. They are not
allowed to carry money, and the one
who govern them do MOI see what need
they have for pockets. When the
"plebs" first arrive they swagger
around with their hands In their pock-
cts. and. in fact, do not seem to know
where else 10 put them. One Of the So
cre,s Of making soldiers at the Military
Academy is by depriving the students OF
pockets. and compelling them To allow
the hands and arms to SEEK the center
If gravity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

Developments touching the recent
death Of Tim Msdigan, who Was noted
As an eccentric witress in the trial Of
Jessie Billings for the murder Of his
wife. at Ballston Spa, n. Y. have pro
duced considerable excitement in the
little viil,ge Of Fort Miller. II il stated
that Madigsn was found dead me morn
ing seated 10 q chair in the house OF
Jessie Billings. II IL also stated tina,
Timothy wss within three hours there
after placed in \ box and buried. The
news Of this curious procedure coming
Ia the ears of some OF the deceased 5
friend., the latter caused his remains Ia
be- disinterred. when they found his
body was still warm, although he had
been buried about three hours.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10
AN OLD STORY gEWLY ZEN.
DEREn


Joe Blaas haaDllved single for hirtyon
Bnt nov heAbe1kd To take him . wife:
which he did with all prumptncss. uniroubicd
OF possible end to the peace of his life.
But soon he discovered thst many Ioose ways.
which In dsys of his freedom had sure taken
form,
Were dispensing tn her who should brighten
And must now De abandoned-clse life be .
storm.
He called on an old boon companion one day
Tom waynor hts name-and he told MIN his
grief.
''That 10 nothing" said Tom. .for all wives
And the moi OF them freely express their
teiief.
eff you are In doubt that my statementis true.
Well start out at once, AMI will give II q
We win call at each house and find out by some
II the wife has an influence over the rest
.swith every man we can find on the way
Whose wife has no influence, n COW ] Will
leave.
The small gift Of an egg from your hand n
receive
All day they labor, and many n man
Accepted his egg with n courteous bow:
But not one, when brought under the test OF
their plan.
Could loo found who was worthy OF taking a
COW.
Their final attempt was made just before
nig1t,
Approaching n house. an old man they es-
pied:
81 presume you're tho owner said Tom
Am ] righif'
ayes, stranger, I'm boss Of this ranch" be re-
piled.
"You' ~ bossi 80 you're single, take IL" said
Joe.
"So. indeed. I've been married for twenty.
nyc years.
But, bctwirt you and me. ! would have you &c
know,
No woman can ever lead me by the Gears"
Said Joe: "You'rc the man we've been seeking
since morn.
Sec. hen are two COWS; come take which
you trasc."
On examining them both, he preferred the
short horn,
But continued: "Ju.t walt till I speak &c
Louise"
my wife doesn't like the old short-horn ri
ALL"
He said, on returning: 'your pardon ! beg
But ! II now take the brindie, although she .,
small"
n You WON'T says Tom waynor. Joe
give b. IN his eRg!'
-De,rcit Free Press.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

The voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich. wfl
send DIR. Dyes celebrated Electro olisic
Belts and Appliances on trial for thirty days.
20 men young or odd b are afflicted Nth
nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred
n. B-No risk u incurred. - thirty dsys
trial 10 allowed
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

MFR. Ernest Morris, who has beer
investigating the poison used by the
Woorari Indians, OF the Upper ANA
ron, says that no an,idote for il IL known
when the poison is fresh and the arrow
heavily charged. To kill game they
charge very lightly, as otherwise poi
soned animals soon grow putrid.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10
ilmen

In chronic ilulent resulting from fixed bad
habits Il the body. the removal Of the evil "a
be permanent, must necessarily Be gradual.
Good heath IL maintained and nounshed By
the proper attention IN the requirements 81
the body. aud the avoidance OF eyeesses- u
10 wasted and destroyed by oyer-tasipg tho
mind With s;uiy. anxiety. evil habits. intern.
perznee, and vicious indulgenceA Keep the
body and mind nourished by using that friend
OF Temperance and long life. that Queen OF all
health renewers, Dr.. Guysott's yellow Dos I
and Ssrsspsr.ila, and Nature will soon assert
her mastery over disease
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

s~Nsrasa-si Fxoezis~s sn~t5zes 80
r. rxi1rF p~-fufussae1&" a =~3<sAx~st ss.
ersssoa - TIA % fu@si n ka3sss u 81 sss<A
IN sarAtaT prriorzs Svvu nafs S=sss las 4
r<aSss-~. usrs - sasfs i4ssasas ketk.
81 s.s r-eosernd srs- a. D~as@.ssg - ts'
Exstxrn rrisfltrs "eAs tas ttes sF Z
beg tssn~ bet stAa<t saF EoA sosNs
sAz bari of tAe tfFt zss q kksNrs N@z &c
goi bss sai 10 las coS=.&stsy Szrsi AsS
liver e1<s.2sizi"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

Ma. ssfrs s.~ps-Nsk-s the sits Eff.
sssse assa snsosah Dr. L. " Aasa .sss
Cure. kczsnfis pst aa
f~~rtotlcxl iisatsehrs So hteo ns hrs-
soH's &c cry sos tkAhosefts his hT1EStsts
Hair snd scalp diseases ttorosgniy CsfS3
b. Dr. 4 W. BSssoa. >sis Care
Dr. trnsras tcirTy All 1AaIunstie ria
care kesissAes e< ssvrg nstsrr Fse=sFtiy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

"A Hartford Conn } firm has in pro.
cess of construction . Burr index for the
Government Pension Office 1t Wasl ing.
ton, which is probably the largest index
ever made. There viii Be fifty volumes
Of six hundred l4xso-inch pages each.
and there will be spaces Tor indexing
l.50a.00o names The volumes viii Be
bound in full sheep. with Russia ieathes
ends and bands. and tho cost q Tho SET
viii be about &.000-CAicags Times
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

IL Make yoaf oil thing. lcok like ns- ~
u.Ius th- Dismoni DYES. snt YOU uHi 10
happy. You can get amy Of the fash.onsbie
cosors for 10 cent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

Ask youT drugyi., for Rrslding' Russia sslve.
keepii In house, in case Of aeeHieu;s Pnce &s-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

Mrs. JANE MEsRrroy, OF Paris. Ky, writes.
I" have been cured Of great suffering. caused
by weak lungs and kidneys, dyspepsia. etc
NV habits arc now very regular. and ! 1nd
comfort in living. usei osiy two bottles Of
DR.. Guysott's yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

"THERs." said thu aea,er. is = carpet that
can't he beat and the man bonsht H. He
hates ear~pef-b~a'inx. and b wanted one tina;
Il vas no use trying 70 vres;ie with
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

EVERYBODY has stan ling invitations Go At
tend oIcu air mass mecsiEgs
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

Successfully treated Fsmph 20 % Tsfti~aisrs
oa~ stamp Address SoHLos p~fsrHSsAkr
AEpiCAL ASSOCIATION. bad.lo. y. \.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

DrsRaglf said: Ignorance never ssfties Q
gust on" There IL we're DRY Was uronx.
II it % Q question of . mans fitness To srss
on q jury. ignorance Always settles the dues-
tion, and In the ignorant mans fsyor.-S. u.
pieaysnS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

YorSo sps nLidis sgd rnen .0rs~ns ffpsa
hersoas drbtlt ~. prcusiurr oil 49, iass -
pseHsors, aod kin:rsi syaT.sHaA sbsssi3 sen I
three sissaps fbs Part VII. 10 pamphlets isssei
b. w@iis ispsaA&y NeiIeAs As~S-ssAoa
kus.Aa u
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

Thousand. % isiies cherish grateful re-
Of Lydia T. Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

wrsrKRx psrer hesis m secoan, % the
drowning 81 four young rnen' ~ Fatal
Pleasure. ~ o.sos Pat.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

Ar the Hub-.I am tirei." sighed the
wheel Poor felloe," spoke the ak, wagon
his tongue"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

A ssLooN-KgEPER has invented . drink
which he calls the bell punch, because 10
makes holes in the pockets Of his patrons
Ckaonco Trlbau<
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

L,rge treatise FOR three stamps giving means
Of saece.sful srlf treatns.st AIiFess NosLDs
Drsrrx.aAy MEDICAL As.cc'S. BaGAla =. \.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10
IDls<as~s ct Wsmsa.

MrNxir- are ,t~ only w~eiLhehassl p-rsoas
sho are EOS isf; In fgpI-Ass ouesss
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

wlrH some meu the pesny's mixaiisF ttsa
The s~ori sure en~0agh.-Besos Tra.srgL
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

or course. it 10 true. but tsa't 10 rather
heartiess To speak Of q bin nan - an sa-
sghtly pefson
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

"RouaH on R,rs" Chars out rats. mice.
roac hes, bci-buEs vsmIin, ehiPmunks lc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

Nov The festive Ice maa shrtess " ~.
weight and says -its . ooAi d. SAea ! get
eft"-S. y. Gra3As.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

-wssvs - sesns rsrs~fe. 80 Q No.
Hs~ss 80 ~ kss assr>.~~ rsaes rs<>s
Ass an "tt 10 w~sx~srxx go Hssas>
~asr ~ - fassx@ al
IL ID r-snszzss -as1 ss 81 - 1859
s1s - tk< tzszss e~fs~~ 49, sss SEzs =
D. Pas <s-n1s' TsrS 10 Eys %
80 els 80 hrrA-stssss neksa9 sscsa
~szszkAsx - efs.z --t~ Ha~~ Ese.s~.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

- sas s~-.zz %sAsT - s-xss ef a@1zstkzs
49, bFrrrs. ss7~x&aHv Attsrs ssatA 49,
Hoo - Hor~ b tArr $500 assi . hstsSAs
- skrss a. ssssE - 49, ssstaees r~xsEs<
10 - - 49, ssarx az A@S kfrrxka TNs
sxsz22s hss Esssr - ssErs Hers es<sss
sssl srfz.r4 - E~ .kex tss<Z sz1 " -
49,: = ~tssasr - .sFt& $50 ts4t - kSsuss.
Liver sn1 NsSvS~. u sssse ksssas - e.
s<z x;as - rvets<s Il tior ssyrf&s~ssAel
n pss~rs 90 - .a~. ~ ts-s AZ fsssss ses
srt9i<a wsss<r Ieas - say lei fs
g~SHls~ Ell - p<ssc~Nse&
Aor Hzrrsxs NTra Ca. k~Aes.<s. ~ Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

pocToEs nos -rrsaosscs causaasrs Q
tuac tsstors II al - csasrve4 base a.
ere % b4.!tssss- AaasRs hrraHL
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10
Oxr has TO drive . pea, bot . peneii /. le.

THE numerous suits for breach a promise
recently instituted against old men hy young
women IL having IL. ~Hect- Mss" said an
old man In Q crowded strecf-ear yesterday.
Mss, III get up ssd give ysu my ses&4
you'll swear before nj. these Witnesses thai
you don't consider IL an otter os marriage"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10
SAMARITAN


10 ,hc only b sn~s,iS guaranteed r-sseiy pi2oei
t-fufe The pahfic. Ne guarantee sFry lssfts
3 give at .fast so - frtaT@ ths sussaag J. 81
ting Ihys.etsn. trsts ~ - its t~ - haruslrs sri
s,ssf. cn Bsgt fspr~. decisru % ssspstess act
uns4aahst sfri people ven ~hsr. ts-r cs-~r
fuI ard voluntary g. .titnusT o. rs xrrst , rsa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

"ruo TRAINS With bot Q single track svs
BOXERS usf - ooe,r shouts an exeA.Age owe,
q railroad eolliSSooL
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

sYoc haven't opened your mouth during IL
whole session . ssd . legislator 90 .ei Co.,
nember. --Oh. YES, ] have ! yasn>d through
the vhoae of y0ur SPEECH" vas The comptF
Oeutary repiy.-CAnsss 1n3~s-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

Tn tn a Q f~ashto.ahse yos9hfs eoss &
vesy. peU sAcgS Bat q - 1os - ~sAort-n d
. majsessy q eaeeA- - IL lashsoaahse yoafA
49, Hul
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

Nrvxn strike . feather dusfsr when 10 10
down.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

~BucnrPsrnA-- Qukck. complete cure, al
annosinS Kidney DseAseA 81. ss DrugEistA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

TuE1s oayhs 10 b great many rd carr b
ahuus 90 muca.-Bassn Cs@~Nfk 6sEosA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

o. 10 ~
,'ss;iusony o,fhc Fsi.-
nc sad thr u-al-G
ysafcnion that He
trftrrsAom. rit
tefs 10 Q dsriss
uairs srhirv-s
saas s~ssiiY fi-
ihoreash soi tr
Hisa ftrssts ~eiiiT
TAD Hs,r dissnsrr. Q.
i~ayigDrsics ihr Zee.
~. osaaa~~ kiAaO
and iisasrr cssn
yisinis ard tssra
the cDnsni.ornce -
fhpss rcuksguH
from r~rse~Aiiax 30
nw so-oyrrts Q
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10
o. 10 th~~ searu-r~ni

Tar the nsv brand. "s;rng Totscca"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

"A successful Boston ilorisk says that
he seldom fails 10 roo slips OF the most
tender and rare plant& He credits his
success I . layer Of oats placed under
the usual layer Of sand In which Tho
slips are planted When poistened they
act IS Q slimrlaut and teedsg 70 tbe tsn-
der roots of the slip.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

SOLOMON vas the hrst mar Who proposed
70 part the heir In the middle.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10
Classes Of American Tourists.

The Americans in Europe may be
roughly divided into three classes.
First come the cultivated and esihetic
few, of the type that the late MIR. Long.
fellow glorifed in his Hyperion" and
that Mr.. James loves to elaborate in =
series of novels which would eel moro
artistic were they less monotonous.
Then follow the far more considerable
body who are refined in rather
than in intellect: and who. settling
chiefly in France. although sometimes
in Italy. chsmeleon-like. take the colors
of the people they live among. Finally.
we have the grand rush Of the tribes OF
the Philistines. or tourist proper. who
might, of course. be subdivided almost
indefinitely. but who nevertheless have
their most characteristic features in
common. The cultivated American.
when he does not carry @stheticism to
excess and initiate the morbid eccen-
tricities of the feminine-minded English
philanderer, is one Of the most agree
able and entertaining Of travelling COM
panions. Saturday Rerser.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

~wssevss 1eAs 0Awegva,- ays fsunu
LaG Dst1sssiy ~ - agFsealssF1e -
ugsu 0age1 q HfdeSo 0uu9~ueO
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-08-10

On the lowest computation $4,000
tons of fish are annually taken in British
waters and Prof. Huxley estimates the
take q behring's in the North Sea st 81
O0O, OOO, 600. Before relying on Hulk
ley's estimate. we would like to know
whether he saw the fish or took the
statement Of the fisherA-B0st0H P0sG-
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-05-25
Worth sending For.

Dr.J, II. SCHENCK, Of philadelphia, ha,
just published y book on ~ IsEASES or
THE LUNGS AND HOW THEY CAN NE
CURED" wbieb Ia offered Free. postpaid. tc
~ spI licanu. u eou'sins valurilc ipicrma.
,ions ior II who suppo,s thsmseIver afnictsd
with, or liable TO, any dise scs OF the throat or
lungs. Addrers DR. !. II. SCHENck son,
600 Arch ST., Phiisdeihia. Pa. L. q. Box 1883.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-05-25

= business now before N,
yublir. you can make mon
ey fa,tsr at work for U
thspIa aryth'ng slse uap
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-05-25
Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains
Jan. 12d, 1880.
susnrsr a tsw'srows RAN noAp.

Trains Lrrrp Hernf,, %, kposgs
yor snamshis MS, AMI nso a. n. .sD ani ,
-'ls. Rsii RssaIss ssi f, ssssi.',,,'s i" S,;ss"' a. %
Trims for Hern,'o, ieors ~ fb'iop.
leave sh.mosin scn sni mo, =. n ,niIis
and a.o y. NJ, leave phu.d,,rhi, ,.H =. ~.
Readiua HISS .. IN, Pottsvuts f,1' =. n. sni
'2.p p. ~. ramaqu1 Is, =. N. ani "a \. "a.
siss =. m aud ,;ts p, N. -s-a'raaa laa.a.
Trains ieaps Harrisburg az follows.
yov New yorh, via Aiisntown. 500 "a
" 70, - ~. Yo-s, via rhnaa.,pa,. .ps "eouoa
IcS, TS; Ps.s:ps sIn s & sd. g: an is.a ss 3 .,s
y sos @ s%..d,as. K $40. a,o, s.s, sso q. M. ..s,
For T po,,sv'ie. II %. o,. $50, .. m, ,.s ana
Z. p N. ssd Vi. sehuy'.il,.k su.,au'hsn
FOR Aiisnio~s. sr, SO, $50 4, m, i.ssnd
m. sos a; m; .pa "a, ?. N; train, s.vs
|
.Hun6aus
| ror Rssdipx. Phiisdeiphis, sal way ste.
'iens s.aos. m. and LES p. m.
Trains for Harrisburg leare as follows
Leave New York. via Ailoniown, s@ an.
Lesv. Nsw York. VI. "Bou nd BROOK Route"
ard Phiisd.iphia. as q. m. i.3o, 4.oi and $50
m, ana " 10 .. NJ.
Leave Philadslphis, e.ts .. m, 200. $50, and
TAs y.
Leave Pott.yiile, 500, s.ios. m. ana i4opm
Leave Heading, t@. Iso. li.So q. IN, n
10. 6.is. 80, and 10 rs p. IN. ... ~.
Leave Pottsvilie, via schuyikiit h su-que-
hanna Hrs nch. SIS =. IN. and l. ~ q. m. I'D
I.esy. Allentown, 900 300 .. IN. i7it, 40,
and e.ob p N. .I I'. :.
.S,pufdys
Leave New York. via Allentown, $50 .. m.
rhiIadeirhia, I,{s r. 10.
Leave Recalling 7.3o y. IN. and 1928 r, m.
Leave Aiientowh at ac5 p. 70.
BALDWIN RRANClI.
Issvs Hars isburg for Paxton. Loohiei. ssd
Susl.o daily. except sunday, b.25. e.to. pssa.
M, 80 and 10 p. M; daily. except saturday
NJ sunday, b3e p. M, ard on saturday only,
Z Recruiting, 'save stseiton daily, e,c.pt svp,
day, ein Tto. 70 On .. M, 2in and ~ 90 r. ~.
. daily except saturday and Sundsy, so. r. o..
. spd on eaturday only, s 10 and $50. r, ~.
j. K WOOTTEN,
| GenI MaEagor.
9. q. HANCOCK,
: Gen'l Pnss'r Il Ticket Agt.
. reb sVt, VII N.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-05-25

End upwards made at home by tho industrious
lien, women. boJs mi zirlt wanted everWhsre
70 Q orb for us Nav II the time, You GA
-ark 10 spare tho. only or sive your who'll
t,,ae to ihs bus, urss. You can 1.-Two - hon'
and do tho work. No o'her basines. VIII pay
Sou esrig Rs well, No rne can iHn to max
eosrmous pay by engaging ct once, Co,ti
t,uint and terms free. Monty made fast, sis
iy, sud honorably. Address TRuE = 10
~ usts, Maine.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-03-26
GACECtLLAS.

PARrIDA. En- el vapor correo sali6
aver para il Habsna, de donde 90 tras-
lndsra Nu4vA-Yo'k, uuestro muy es-
timado amigo y colaborsdoT ilustrad.,
DR. d. Agustln DaussA.
Oon verdadero senti niento nos des.
pedimos de tan buen uigo estrecha-
mos 50 msno drseandols un f.llcislm ,
vlaje y voiverlo 4 ver cuantD autes Gu.
tire uosotros. FL. por 50 parte, si,.nu ure
g4iants con Ia b isccion del BoLETIN
cuyas coiumnas desde hsce nlguu t.om
tempo estAn q al disposition, nos prO
meti6 escribirnos, como 20 otra vez 10
hizo. correspondenoiAs que nos pongan
al tsnto de los principsles sucesos que
acAezcan en- ia Union americana. Agra.
decldos nOsotrOs Su excesivH bonda;1
= d su eru 1lta pluma, " que otra reci.
procidai 81 No nos permite delicala.
monte, cunservaren1us constantes los
mas grAtus recutrdos de sa corta "a.
tsncis nuestro lSdo, siendo STEM rs
sus mas adictos amigos y servidores.
CALDERoN DE LA BARoA. A.-Sag1n ouor.
t0 0>srsusuto anuu sAmU>, man ma rs.
las 10 Ia noch~., tendr4 lugar eu este
c,rcu y una veladH llrlC -,iteraria euyu
prugrams % et siEuiente !: