A cr-rrHS,i.(ler.t in Columbia writes to
t'w Lancaster A'eic Era that the water in
U Snsipiebanna at that point roxe sufH
ritntly srveKl weeks ago to pour a stream
" ater over the dam suflii lent to enable
ti y.,Cne shad to go below. They at once
aii the descent. A few data later the
tt-kliute was opened and the young fish
-1 left, liut strange to say the young shad
W.,w the dam did not leave with that rise,
iw uld iishermen say it was because of the
"""irecedcutedly low stige of water. When
tbe 'iicg shad lull they were in very poor
Wtidi;;; n. During the later part of Octo
W th. re nas a cold snap, which killed the
""all flies on which they fed. The result
the young shad became very much
eiaciated, or, as the fishermen expressed
thin and Hat as a kuile." The cor
repotideiit concludes as follows " If one
out ,.f every bupdn-d of those that
"tu down the river this fall ever returns,
"r markets wiil be over-stocked, for such
""iltitudes of the little shiners were never
ore se in the dam in a single season."
Toraose mni ire BO unfortunate as to
Jtome i.rematurely gray, or whose hair ex
'Aits a tend?ncy to fall oB, we recommend
1 trial of Kali'. Hair Kenewer. We do so
th the utwott ronfiience because it is
-fvfchere receivcl with marked faor,
tal has built upon its own merits auch
,U! fouDda'ion Uiat it is known and used
civilized countries. JtJJium (A. F.)
Jtrrlutr
nr" ' " Jrr-fini vgin. n-i
short Locals.
Court all Ust week.
The water has been let out of the canal.
Small, close bonneta for ladies are tie
latest agony.
A citizen in Lack township made a Mn.
