The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1892-01-08

Laura Masters and Morris T.. Ewes !;
Ushers, Samuel Demott and Piny
Ewes Care and Comfort of Audience.
John Shaffer and u. G. Obosser.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
Tuesday Evening, January Iath,
ISoa.-Machine Music, +. w. Heller,
Millville, Pa; A recitation, Eddie
Smith, Millville, Pa, Music, Millville
Glee Club Lecture, "Ihe Relation
of the Schools to Agriculture" Prof.
James NJ. Coughlin, A. NJ, Supt. Of
Schools, Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Wednesday Morning, January rs.-
Call to order at $3.50: "The Pennsyl-
vania Farm, What it is and what it
should be- Hon. f. NJ. l'ewksbury,
Catawissa, Pa. "Fruit Culture" II.
w. Northup, Glenburn, Pa, uses
and Abuses of Pruning Rev. James
Calder, Harrisburg, Pa.
Wednesday afternoon, January IS.
Call to order at 1890: Music, Mill
vile Choir; "The Farmers Boy" A.
+. Heller, Turbotville, Pa. ; "Penn-
sylvania History" r S. Searle, Mem
Der of Pennsylvania Board of Agricul-
ture, Montrose, Pa; "rhe Second
Geological Survey, its Cost and Bene
fit to Farmers Hon. DR.. John p.
Edge, Downington, Pa. "l'he Silo,"
H. W. Northup, Glenbun, Pa
"Another Years Experience with the
Silo," A. p. Young. Millville, Pa.
Wednesday evening, January I5.--
Call to order at 1880: Music, Millville
Choir Recitation, Bernlce Ewes, Mill
vile, Pa. Music, Millville Glee Club;
Lecture, "What Chinese Farmers
Teach Us Rev. James Calder, Har
risburg, Pa, Music, Jennie Funk and
Mary Smith, Millville, Pa; Tableaux.
Thursday me rning, January II.
Call to order at $50 "Can the In
come from Our Flocks be Economi-
cally Increased, and How" w. c.
Shultz, Strawberry Ridge, Pa. "Why
Do Farmers Complain Hon. ]. p.
Edge. Downing, Pa. ; "Chemistry and
Characteristics of Soils" Prof. S. B.
Heiges, York, Pa.
Thursday afternoon, January a.
Call to order at 1880: Music, Millville
Choir weights and Measures" N.
F. Underwood, Member of Penna's
Board of Agriculture. Lake Como, Pa;
"The Farmer and the Chemist" w.
B. Sheddan, Pottsgrove, Pa; "What
has the Farmer to do with Education"
J. P. Welsh, A. NJ, Principal of State
Normal School, B'oomsburg, Pa.
Music, Millvillc Choir; Recitation, ].
NJ. Patton, Mlllville, Pa. "The In
fuence of Life" Miss Eleanor Hay
man, Turbotville, Pa. Music, Mill
vile Glee Club.
MISCELLANEOUS.
This programme may be changed
to suit the convenience of the audi
ence.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all parties interested in agriculture to
attend and take part in the discus
sions and proceedings of the meeting.
ALL SESSIONS FREE,
AT the close of each essay or ad-
dress, questions pertaining to the sub
ject may be freely asked, and dis
cussion of the subject with time limit,
permitted.
A Question box will be placed upon
the stand for the reception of written
questions upon any subject relating to
the farm. Questions will be answered
and discussed at appropriate times
during the different sessions of the
Institute.
By rule of the Board all papers
read at the Institute must be handed
to the member in charge for the use
of the Board.
The Wilkes Barre & Western will
issue excursion tickets from all their
Offices to Millville, January eth, 18th
and I4th, good to return January 18th.
Trains leave Watsontown at 1850 a.
m, and 6:I5 p. m, arriving at Mill
vile 1855 a. m and IT'S p m. Leave
Orangeville us a. m, 3 OF and $50
p H., arriving at MlilViile 7'4S d. H.
and 5.37 and SIS p. m.
Would you rather buy lamp
chimneys, one a week the year
round, or one that lasts till some
accident breaks it?
Common glass may break or
not the minute you light your
lamp; if not, the first draft may
break it; if not, it may break
from a mere whirn.
Tough glass chimneys, Mac
oeth's Pearl-top" or Pearl
glass;" almost never break from
heat, not one in a hundred.
Where can you get it? and
what does it cost?
Your dealer knows where and