TffiE COLUMBIAN-DEMOOliATLOOMSBUKG, COLUMBIA OOt lSfTY, PA.
Miscelaneous.
Teniilcof AgrlculltarB At rckhiT
In tlio spring of every year the Chinese
jiay grout honors to agriculture. Tho em
peror proceeds to tho park Mirrouncllng tho
Temple of Agriculture nt Pckln, and Inn
plot of ground reserved for tho purpose and
In the presence of the grandees of tho Em
pire, ho guides, the Imperial plow, and uses
tho seed planter, rake, Ao. Tho Implements
employed by him are devoted to his eiclu
rluo use, nnd ore of n bright yellow color;
and no Inferior person can plow or sow tho
einporor'a plot; whon he Is not ablo to come
his part In left barren. Tho grain sown by
iho emperor Is rice. The governor of the
provlnco and the mayor of the city then Im
itate the emperor In plots reserved for
them, using Implements of a red color, and
sowing millet,
Afterward tho emperor an J attendant prin.
ces nnd offlclals proceed to the, Temple of
Agriculture, which Is dedicated to Shin
Nnn, or the "Divine Husbandman," tho
fabulous originator of tho art. Here bul
locks, Bwlne, and shepp are ofTered In sacri
fices, and prayers made to Shln-Nug and
also to the god of thej land, tho god of tho
grain, the god of the ocean, the god of the
wind, the god of thunder, and the tfod of
ralr. Tliey are also very particular to wor
ship what Is called the god of tho year. In
ancient times, this was the planet Jupiter,
hut at present tho officers who ndvio and
net for tho emperor in these matters can
onlze what mid whom they pleaso.
Similar plowing nnd worshiping nro per.
formed by the leading mandarins near tho
aouth.gatcs of nil the principal cities of the
empire; after which tho mandarins mount
n platlorm j and, calling around them the
principal farmers of tho vacinlty exhort
them to the proper discharge of their duties
as husbandmen. At tho clo?o of tho ad-
drescs, they present to each of the farmers
wiio have been selected to receive them cer-
tiln presents or med.ils in the name of the
-mperor, in order to encourage and stimu
la'e them to diligence in their calling.
Apart from tho idolatrous worship, thl
conduct of tho emperor and his officials is
vory praiseworthy ; but it is sad to know
that while "God has not left himself with
out witness among them in that he does
good, and seDds them rain and fruitful sea
sons, filling their hearts with lood and glad
ness," they yet do not recognize his ejtis
tinco nnd beneficence, butgive his glory to
others and his praise to graven images.'
Spirit 0 Minion.
Whore Flowers Camo From.
Some of our flowers came from land of
p'rpctual summer, some from countries of
ice aud snow, some from islands in,the
ocean. Three of our sweetest exotics camo
ongiuauy irom rem ; tne camena was
carried to England in 1739, and n few years
utterward the heliotrope nnd mignonette.
Several others camo from the Cape of Good
Hope; a very largo calla was found in ditches
ther, nnd some of tho most brilliant gerani
ums, or pelargoniums which are n spurious
geranium. The verbena grovs wild in Bra
zil ; the marigold is an African llower, nnd
.numbers come from China and Japan. The
littlo Daphne was. carried to Erjglam) by
Captain lloss, from almost the farthest lnnd
he visited towards the north pole. Sonic of
tlieso are quite changed in form by cultlva'
tion ; others have only become larger and
brighter ; while others, despite of nil the
aire of florists and the shelter of hot-houses,
fell far shon of the beauty nnd fracrnnce of
tne tropics.
Among improved ones is the dahlia,
When brought to Europe it was a very sim
pje blossom, a single circle of dark petals
surrounding a mass of yellow ones. Others,
with scarlet and orange petals, were rooii af
ter transplanted from Mexico, but still re
mamed simple dowers. Long years of culti
vation in rich soil, with other arts of skill
fill florists, have changed it to what it now
is a round ball of beauty. Jliverside Maga
zinr.
To Tell a Horse's .j;e.
Up to the perioil when a colt has a full set
of teeth the peculiar character of them is a
good indication of the age of the animal.
After that age of the horse is indicated by
the wearing down of the teeth. When a
colt is one year old he has cut twelvo.nip
pers and bixteen grinders. During tho
second year the permanent teeth begin to
npptur nnd the nippers become worn. Dur
ing the third year the milk or first teeth fall
outand.are replaced by permanent teeth,
which ate larger than the first ones. Tho
grinders are alio increased to six in each
jaw. At fivo years the mouth is complete.
After six years no reliance can be placed
on the teeth as an indication of age, as it is
obvious much depeiids on the manner of
feeding the horse. If he is pastured to any
extent the teeth become worn down sooner
than if he had been fed on soft food. iY. Y,
Tiimt,
KniployEient for Women.
The subject of tho employment of women
is as vital to the rich as to the poor. Mr.
Emerson's remark with regard to the regula
tion of the body holds equally for the soul
be is rich, and would be well,, let lilm live
as if he wero poor. We talk of the lazy
poor because they are a burden to the com
munity ; are not tho lazy rich, after nil, the
rottenness at the core? "Every woman,
from the Queen on the throne to the little
l'ippa who passes every day to the filature,
has her work to do and is responsible for
the due performance ot it. All service rank,
the samo with Ooil. All are servants equally
in His sight."
What a picture would the life of the aver
age woman of l-'iflh Avenue or lleacon St.,
present to us if ve should lay It down with
out exaggeration on paper I Her scheol-
days over, it is her liubit to walk into the
brcakfast-iooin at nine o'clock, just from
her bed, her front hair twisted over pins or
bits of silk. She lounges, reading the news
paper, chatting with others as purposeless as
heelf, warming her feet or gazing out of
window, until eleven ; then she retires to
arrange her toilet for the evening, perhaps
to examine clean clothes from the wash, or
perform some other household duty duties
not to be omitted, but which the economical
woman (one who has learned the value of
time) would have completed before the day
began ; then she dresses for afternoon calls
and list In hand,decends to the lunch table.
Here nearly another hour fades away before
she begins her eAernoon round, flitting from
linuso to house cheerfully chatting of the
fihauijhrain,i ilsqn , Kellogg of every th I ng
in short, which concerns the shows of life,
but careful as one walking over pitfalls to
avoid every subject of vital Interest either
to herself or others. Then, the visits or
ilrlvo ended, the hurries homo in time to
dress for dinner, and go somewhere after
ward, as if to exhaust to tho last drop her
own vital strength and the hours c f the day,
'i his little record is not overdrawn. With
certain modification, thts Is the substance
of the life of wives and daughters of well-to-do
merchants in our cities. Theso day r9
varied by certain mornings given to music
and others to painting. Hut how smalt the
average of those who achieve ntiythlng
wortli doing I A man to bo a painter must
not paint with half his mind. The samo
law holds good of the woman.
Let every woman apply to her own lift)
the doctrine of selection. The man is bred
tothls. H'hat is your son going to bo ? pa
rents are nsked,and boys In the public school
conftdo to each other the profosslon ol their
choice. No one asks the girl what is to be
her employment, what sho is preparing for.
Tho days of her pleasant school life glide
by one after another ; frequently no accurate
scholarship has been required of her ; nnd
when tho routine stops she Is without rud
der and without aim. llarper't Magazine
for March.
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juuut'riiu imrs vn inr ih-sl nknnro mono nccpieo.
Lossi-9 PmiMPTf.v and iionesti y srlliihird and nnlri
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DR. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
Are not advertised as "euro alls," but arc specifics
in mo diseases lor which they nro recommended.
XATUKAI. SKI.ECTIO.V.
InveitliMtors ot natural science ham ilnmnnstnt.
cd Devond controversy, that throughout the
animal kingdomlbe "ihe survival or tho fittest" Is
me oniy law mat vouchsafes tnruc nnd perpetuity.
Docs nut tho fume principle govern tlio rommerclul
prosperity of man ? An Inferior cannot supersede
it suinriiur uiiii.it;. n.v rcn-iuiioi superior menr. nr.
1'lerce's standard Medicines have oiitrlvnlt'd all oth.
era. Their sale In tlio Lnllc-d statesalono exceeds
one million dollars pjr nnnum, whim tho amount
exported foots up to several hundred thousand
more No business could ever grow to such glkrnnllc
proportions and rest upon an) oilier busts than that
ot merit.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Ecmedy
In lMcnxant to Uxe.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy
lis Ciii'gm Kxtcml Over n iicrlod
or ao 'cnt-N.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Eemedy
ItN Sale Constantly Xlicrenxcsi.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Eemedy
Cures lijr IN 111 1 Id, Soothing effect
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh Eemedy
Cures "Cold In Ilcnil," and Ca
to rrli, or Ozcicnn.
AN OPEN LETTER.
It Speaks for Itself.
Ifocii-ORT, Mass., April 5, 1877.
Mk. Epitob : Having read In your paper reports
of the remarkable cures of Catarrh, I nm Induced to
tell lull know about Catarrh." and 1 fancy tho
"snun" aud "inuaitng-tutra'' makers (mere dollar
grabbers) would be glad If they colM emblazon a
hlmllarcuro In the papers. Varza venr 1 nnrrprpii
with catarrli. The nasal passages became complete,
ly closed. snuff," -dust,'' "asheV'tnhaltng-tubcs"
uuu -biicKs," vvuuiuu l wort;, mougn at intervals 1
would snin up the so-catled catarrh snuff, until!
ut-i-iuiiB u vumauiu tester tor sucn medicines,
t
grauuauv prow worse, anu no one can know how
mucu 1 suuereu or wuat a miseraDie being 1 Wi
.My head ncnea over my eves, I was confined to my
bed for many successive da vs. sunvrint. thr moot in.
tense pain, which nt one time lasted contlunously
iui iuo iiuuiB. .in Keiisa vi smeii ana taste irone
sleht and hcarlni; lmnalred. bndv shrunkpn nm
weakened, nervous sjstem shattered, constitution
broken, aud I was hawklnc and tiilttliiL- scven-
eluhths ot the time. 1 praj ed for death to relieve
tne of my surferlnif. A favorable notice in your pa
per of Dr. Sara's Catarrh ltemedy Induced rac to
purchase a package, and use It with Dr. llerce's Na
sal Douche, wbicuappltes the rem-dy by hydrostatic
pressure, tho only way compatible with common
sense. Well, Mr. Editor It did not euro me three
fourths of a becond, nor In one hour or motta, but in
less than eight minutes 1 was relieved, und In three
months entirely cured, and havo remained so for
over sixteen months. Whlleuslng the catarrh ltem
edy, I used Dr. llerce's tlolden Medical Discovery
to purify my blood and strengtheu my stomach,
also kept my liver active and bowels rccrular bv
use of ills 1'leasant l'urgatlvo l'ellets. If my expert.
enco will Induce other sufferers to seek the same
means ot relief, Uils letter win havo answered Its
purpo-ie.
Yours truly,
L. D. RKMICK.
A OLOUD OP WITNESSES.
Tho following named parties are among tho thou
sands vv ho havo been cured of Catarrh by the use of
ur. sage's catarrh Remedy
A. F. Downs, New (Jeneva. I'a.: 11. J. nrovvn. St.
Joseph, Mo.: K. u. Lewis, Rutland, Vt.; Levi spring
er, (settle Lake, Ohio; o has. Norcrop, North Ches
tertleld, Me.; Milton Jones, crlba, N. v.; J. U. Mil
ler, lirlder station, Wyo.; J. c. Merrlman, Logans-
pvri. luu., ..i. ai. run, ijuuspori, inu.; o. v. liau-
eyl Tremont, I".; II. 11. Ayres, Ijil'orte.lnd.: Jessie M
nears, fl, uruucu, luu.; u. vv uiiaias, wanton, .vio.;
W. A. Thajcr. onarga. 111.; s. 11. Nichols, Jr., Halves
ton, Tesas ; Jonas V ltelnert, Stontsville, l'a.; S.W.
i.u iuL-rurmuu, vv is.; duuuioii vviuiams, iteimiCK,
oblo ; M. A. currey, Trenton, Tenn.; J. o. Joslln,
iveriie, ii., a, .i, uuier, laoie hock, vv, v a.; Lew.
Is Anders, (laysnort, Ohio ; c. II. Chose, Elkhart,
inu.; irs. iienry nuignt, san Francisco, cal.; .Mrs.
E. M. Callusha, Lawrencev llle, N, Y ; W. J. tiraham
AdcLIovva; A. o. Smith, Nenman, fla ; Ch.m. x
nice, iiaiiunore, .via ; jesso i. scars, Carlisle, Ind.;
Danl.ll. Miller, Ft. wajue, Ind.; Mrs, Minnie Ar
nalse, 280 Delancy street, -New Y'ork ; II. W. Hall,
Hastings, MIcIl; win.l'. Marstnn, Ixiwell, Mass.; 1.
vv. IhoerLs Maricopa, ArU.; Chan. s. Delaney.
Harrlsburg, I'a.; M.C.Cole. lawell. Mass.: Mr-iCJ.
snurtin.camden.Ala.; Ch.is. F. Kaw.Frederlcktown,
Ohio ; Mrs. Lucy Hunter, Fnrmlngton, III.; dpt. E.
J. Spauldlng, Camp stambaugu ifVyo.; I, W.Tracy,
Steamboat Kock,lovva ; Mrs. U Wane, bhushan.N.Y.
.1. ,vi. reck, junction city, Mont.; Henry Ebe, Han
tns. Cnl.: L. r. Cummlngs. RanUiu). Hi.: s. K. Jones.
Charleston Four Corners, N: Y.; Geo. F. Hall, I'ueb
lo. Cal.: Wm. E. Ilirtrle. sterimir. l'a .: Ii. Ii. r.bcn.
I'enn street, 1'lttsburg, l'a ; J It. Hacktcnn.sam
uel's Depot, Ky.; Henry obrtst, Oeneva, N. Y'.; Miss
imiLie i-urroii, .viuutgoiuery, vino ; l Leaorook,
Chatham, I1L; s. II. McCoy. Nasnrurt,Ohlo ; V.
W. Warner, North Jackon, Mich.; .Miss Mary A.
Wlnne. Darlen. Wis.: John Zleeler. Carlisle. I'a.:
James Tomklns, St. Cloud, Minn,; Enoch Duerr.I'aw-
neu city. Neb.; Joseph t. Miller, Xcula. Ohio ; s. 11.
Nichols, tlilvcslon, Texas : II. L. Laird, I'pper Alton,
111 ; John D.ivIs.lTescott, ArU.; Mrs.Nahcy llrahain,
Forest cove, oreg.
Golden Medical Discovery
U Alterative, or lHood-cleaminrj,
Golden Medical Discovery
Pectoral,
Golden Medical Discovery
J a Cholayogue, or Liter Stimulant.
Golden Medical Discovery
It Jinic.
Goldon Medical Discovery
By reason of Its Alterarlve properties, cures Diseas
es ot llm mood and Skin, as scrofula or King's Evil ;
Tumors ; L'Icers, or old sores ; Hlotchcs, lltoples ;
and Eruptions. Ily v lrtue ot Its I'ecuiral properties,
uvuic3 luuui.MI.Ut iiuuui. uuu i.uug AiietviouH;
Incipient Consumption; Lingering coughs; and
Chronic I.ar ugltls. Its Cholagogue properties ren
der it an uncqualcd remedy for UPllousness ; Torpid
it Mii-r ,iuuiiuiiii , uuuiia i o.i ic pro per
tics make It eiiuallyelilcaclouBln curlng.Indlgeslloii,
1, ui rtyyeww, uuu MJpelfia.
Where the skin Is sallow, and covered with blotch
es, nnd pimples, or vv hero there nro scrofulous svvul
lings and artecilon-i. a tew bottles ot uoldeu Medi
cal Discovery will errei t an entlro.cure. It )ou feel
-wi, uiunnuL-uuiuiiru, uuitl IUU1UW ixnor OI bhin,
or jellowMi brown spots ou the faco or budy, fro
quent headache or dizziness, bud tsste in mouth, In
ternal heat or chills slurnau d with hot llubhes, low
spirits andlglooiny forebodings. Irregulir appetite
and tongue, coaled, jou are suffering Iroin Torpid
Liver, or lillliousness." In many caes of "Liver
complaint," only purtjot theso symptoms nroespo
rleuced. As a remedy tor nil such cases. Dr. I'lereo's
Uoldeh Medical Discovery has no e uuul, as It effects
perfect cures, leaving tlio liver btiengtbcned and
UGUIIUJ ,
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The Honey of Itorchouml sootlllS AMI
scattf.ks all irritations and inflammations, aud
IhcTar-tialm cleanses and ueus the throat
and air passages leading to the lunc;s. 1'ive
additional ingredients keep the organs cool,
moist, nnd in healthful action. Let no pre
judice keep you from trying this great medi
cine of a famous doctor who has saved thotr
sands of lives by it in his large private practice.
Jf.B. The Tar-llnlni has no bao taste or
smell.
I RICES 50 CENTS AND $1 TER llOTTEE.
Great saving to tiuy Urge sSie.
"Pilco's Tootlmt'lio Drojis" Cure
in 1 Minnie.
Sold by all Druggistc
0. N. ORITTENTON, Prop., N.Y.
December U, ls7T-ly
THE NEEDHA1W
Musical Cabinet
THIS new and wonderful Instrument
enables any one, whether under,
standing-music or not, to play any de.
sired melody or harmony, sacred or
secular, from tho most plaintive dirge to
the mostlivcly dance music. It posses,
scs a mechanism of marvelous simpli
city, requiring but the intelligence of a
child to manipulate, yet capable of repro
ducing, without limitation, the musical
compositions of the PAST, rRESENT and
FUTURE. The execution is faultless,
strict in melody, harmony and rhythm,
and the instrument is eminently adapted
for Sunday Schools, prayer and revival
meetings, home devotional exercises,
and in all cases where good, correct
music is required, and no musician Is at
hand to perform. Address,
B. r. XffBBDHAXtt & SON,
MANUFACTURERS,
' 113, 145 k lit E. 33d St., New Ycrfc
Nov, is, '!7 tm.
A JN'ew Departure
From the lUnnufkicliircr to the
Co II Nil 111 CI'.
For CASH wo will sell to tho CONSUMER lnjSuch
(Quantities as he may Need at
MANUKACTUKKK'S PRICES
and thus save a:
MIDDLE PROFIT
to tho Consumer.
licfure purchasing elsewhere send tor our prices ot
STRICTLY PURE WHITE LEAD,
MONTOUR SLATE PAINTS,
MONTOUR METALLIC WniT,
MONTOUR METALLIC WtOWN,
PURE LINSEED OIL
BEST JAPAN DRYER.
Best Faint Brushes,
VARNISH, ALL KINDS,
SPIRITS OF"TUItPENTINK,
LI.SECD OIL,', I'lITTV.
Hamnlo cards and Drlce Hat furnished without
charge..
Orders aud Inquiries ly mall will receive nromDt
attention.
HENRY S. REAV,
Rupert, Pa.
Majs. Tfi.-ly.
Steel and Iron
Triple nriango
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES;
rWnt Insld nolt Work mui
lllugsd Cap.
10 Hit COMPLXTK WITHOUT IT 1 1
W. H. TERWILLIGER,
No. 54 Blalilcn Lane,
Mur WUllua It, 1IW TOU.
dec. 1, 1MI-1Y
CHRONIC Us
plainest ol all books "Plain IloinoTalli and Medical
L'oiLUiOU bcuso," nearly l,uj pages, vuo Hiustra
C'oiLUiou bense.," nearly l,uj pages, vuo lUustra
lions, by Dr. E. II. FOOTK, vt llo. Iilagton Ave.,
N. Y. Purchasers ot this bot lc ar at liberty to con
Ave.,
sult Its author by wall free. Price by mall uti tor
the STiNiuKk edition, or 11. tu lor the l onnuccll.
tlon, which contains all the same matter and Illus
trations. Contents tables free. Agents WanU'dh
MURRAY II1U, lTlil.lMll.Ml to", m East lbl
svrvci,n,l Oct. SM-cm
nnilll Mdiiu.iuiji.i.ui.oa 4iir
Ul IUIII i.i vyUJiw.im, (.uH W.
Augll, ll-ly H 0
BOY TEE BEST
SHIRT.
THE
0 wO
XdE3A.K,Xj
Nono Genuine
without this
Trade Mark.
I 4
lleasons why tho PEARL SHIRT is preferred
to till others :
1st. They nre inaile of tho bet '"WAMSUTTA" MUSLIN.
2d. IJosoiiis lire three ply nml iiiiido of the host linen, each ply
being guaranteed to he all linen.
3d. Thov are made onlv hv capable and experienced hands, are care
fully inspected and are
manship.
4th. They are guaranteed to lit and to give satisfaction in every
particular.
Try them and be Convinced !
FOR SALE ONLY BY
Merchant Tailor, Olotliier and Gent's Furnisher,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Then Buy N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT CO.
CHEMICAL PAINT,
uuil s.vu one-tblrd the cost of painting, nnd get a paint that is much handsomer, and will
1 -T TWICE AS LOKOAS ANY OTIIEK PAINT.
Is prrpjreil lciulv foru u white or any color desired. Isonmanythousandsotthorlnestbulldlngs
In thoiounirv, inanv ol vvhlili I no lieen painted six j ears, nnd now look as vvcllns vvhcntlrst palnud
C'llK.MR'AI. rnlM h.is tnkL'u liftt PHK.Mlll.MS nt twenty ot the Mate Fntrs ot the Union, sampleenrdot
oiors siiil ireo. Aiiuron .i. i. r;i a .n n. i, i-aiini uu., i, itiqco fctreci, ll. ., or lllMtv L.
LUKIt .t MiN, Aaents mil. .MniKet street, I'Mladelphla, l'a. July SJ, '77-ly
Mammoth Grocery, corner of Main and Centre streets,
BLOOMSBITEQ, PA.,
IS TIIS VI.Al'C TO HUT Till! WOIITII OP YOUI! 310XEV l.N THE FINEST AND FRESHEST OF
Fancy Imported and DomesticStaple Groceries of Every Description,
Qaesnsware Glassware, M anil Willowware,
Flour and Feed, Tobacco and Cigars,
AT BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH.
OH NICE FRESH PIIODUCE.
Jan 1, 1311.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
Of VALUA11LK
REAL ESTATE ! !
In pursuanco ot an order ot tho Orphans' court ol
Columbia county, the undersigned Administrator or
Margaret Kami, lato ot Ilenton tow nshlp, deceased
will expose to sale on the premises on
SATURDAY, MARCH 0, IS7S,
at ten o'clock a, m., tho follow ing real estato of said
decedent, situate In Renton township, bounded and
described as follows : On tho north by lands or Wil
liam bmlth, on tho cost by lands of Peter Kase, on
the south and west by lands of Joseph Ilesa, con
taining THIRTY-THREE ACRES,
moro or less, all Improved, whereon Is erected a
two-story
l-'RAJIE DWELLING HOUSE,
FRAME MAUN, and out-bulldlngs.
Terms ot sale will be made known on day ot sale.
I. K. KIIICKIIAI'M,
Administrator.
Ilenton, fib. is, lS73-ts
Gold. Minos and Lands. Coal.
GOLD MINES AND LANIH. COAL.
MLVKH SOLI) oil,
LEAP COJIPANIESOIKIANIZKI), STONE
IRON MINING AdKNllY. I'flPPlTll
MARBLE axl S. SEVENTH STREET, LIME
COAL I'lllIADKI.l'lIIA. MIC
MARL A. II. WYMAN A' CO. (IYPSUM
how mn Tnr a nimr
when lu DUl J L1 ft IV ii .
WHERE
Send foi our Catalogue.
A. TI. WYMAN & CO.
No. 200 South Seventh St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
feb. 15, 'js-lm Jvvico
AT l'MVATE SALE,
A Valuable property, h Ing in Franklin township.
Columbia county, Pennsylvania, on the east branch
ol Roarlngcrecl!. Itconslstsuf a beautiful farm ot
about
ISO .A. a IR. E s,
on which are erected a commodious and comforta
ble Dwelling House, a large Hank 15arn, Cider Press,
and all necessary out-bulldlngs. It has growing
upon It abundance of excellent fruit, lias a well of
water at both tho dwelling housu and barn, and Is
convenient of access by public roads.
ALSO,
Adjoining and being a part of the same, but will bo
sold separately If desired, about nvo litres of Iho
above lands, whereon nro erected a large
CUSTOM, OR1ST AND FLOUR1NU MILL,
with four run of stone, aJDwelllng House, a Saw
Mill, a Dry Goods Store and Dwelling House, nnd
other Improvements, together with tho water-power
and appurtenances thereto.
Tlio Wlllowvnlc Post Ofllco
Is on the premises. It Is within easy reach of CuU
wlssa, Ceutralla, Ashland, Mount Cormel and other
mining towns for market purposes.
The property Is bounded by lands of Munson, and
Artlcy.andMieets, and D. llower and others. The
two described properties will bo sold separately or
together to suit purchasers. For terms apply to
Ellas Mendenhall, E. It. Drinker or John O, Freeie,
at Jiloomsburg, Penn'a. feb. 8, 7j-tf
KEEP
IN THE RIGHT
LATITUDE'
LlhnCflyuntiaMEff
A... D ISS R......
a'iifilon.V2iTrs
Cuu uu or audrusa tho unueisigned lor lull Infor.
mallon.
N. S. K.NflLE, Agt.,
ftb. 8, 'IS-3ui bunbnry, Pa.
DMINISTltATOH'S NOTICE.
KSTATK OP WIIJ.UK IU'UUi.8, DLCHSkU.
UlU rs of Administration on the estate ot William
Hughes, late of Heaver township, Columbia county,
deceased, have lieen granted by the Register of said
county to Allen Mann of same township. All crsons
having claims against tho estate are requested to
present them lor settlement and tbco ludtbtedto
make payment lUiout delay.
ALLRV MANN.
Jan. HTi-tw Administrator,
Ueavcr townahlji.
XV7v'
BUY THE BEST
SHIRT.
THE
SHIRT I
PFiARL) FatcMitcu.
unsurpassed by any other in work
$50
I'or ii mm- of dS TA.JRTi H
lh.lt Muiluttl'N Itiiillnil Cure lor
Catarrli win not Instantly relieve and
Hptedlly cure. Horercnces, Henry
Wells, Kwi., wells, Fargo & Co., Au
rora. N. Y.: Win. llovven. Vn.. Mfi.
$501
nation, Oram 4: llovven, bt. wuls.
stlmonlnls and treatlso bv mall.
rice, Willi unproved Inhaler, $t. s-old
vrrvwbeiv. WICEKS jt- l.,iTitir
pi
ftb. 1. 187S-4VV
Propiletors, Hotton, Mass,
10,000 AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
Ily the veteran author, T. H. Arthur. Tho mobt In.
ieni:6tory with lumeri'ul arguments and startling
iiriHifx, ever combined In one volume. The work of
.lluridl), RF.V.SOI.KS, iMUKIATK ABVLl'WS, Crusatff,
eu. A marvelous bonk, grandly endorsed by all
'irmpcianre authorities. Mile Is tabid. A Great
Chance to coin MONEY For e.tra terms address
llt llliARI) linos., Puli., M3 Sansom St., Philadel
phia, Pa. (Mill Him. ix Just rtduecd :-M per cent!
nru wiling last d feb. 16, ;ts-iw
MT. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILWAY
LANDS
FOR
SALE
1.000,(100 ACHES In Soitiivvest Mirsoi'si from
Hii.au to H.(M) an acre. Klrst-chiFs stock und ng.
ficultural lands. Tho best tobacco riclon In the
West. Fine fruit, no grasshoppeis, abundance or
good water, short vvinters.convinlent markets good
hcnools, low taxes, healthful eountty and good ko
cli'ty. seven sears' credit. Fne transportation
from l.t. Louts to those who puiehase land send
for circular and other Information. Address W. II.
cot l'JN, Land commissioner, limplo liuildlng, st.
Louis, Mo. d feb. 15, TiAit
A PHYSIOLOGICAL
Visv? of Marriage !
AGtlldOtO Wflrlfrvtr .nl
lunuuviii.m inatue uu tn
lutlm ol man-lace tDli tht
cuti (hat iintit for il t lha le
inu ot IleprodueMon tutl
ho Diseases cf Women.
A Umi In (.thnt,-, com id.
e itierttni.iifi IWtJOjci, jrlc
.. t pKiVAit Mt-DinAL Anvisrnt
niBilil kunl r ui lrnute Nniuru un..! irom Half
-Que. Excesses, orbecret t)iernie, uU ta Ut
lili ifif rt ..v .j"jinirr.pi .'(Ut.
Uioo 1 1 th Throat and Inncs, Ctirrh.RuDturo.lia
Opium IlftbiC&r.t price lu ck.
Llfhrr lunik it-nt pofimlilrri n rf'pt nftirleM Or all three.
Contanm'JKl.n. h, oiitllnl ii.u.lrnti l. lurTAiti.
AJUrt 1JIU llUTra, o. IS 6th m. bt. LOUia, ilo.
ZAl T Oreat chance to make money. It sou
l 1 1 ll I fan. Bet, gold sou can get green-
V1J1' backs. We need n person everj
where to take subscriptions to the largest, cheapest
and best Illustrated family publication In tho world.
Any one can become a successful agent. The most
elegant works oturt given tree to subscribers. Uio
Srlce Is so low that almost cverj body subscribes,
no agent reports making over itn in a wetk. A
lady agent reports taking over loo subsctlbersMulen
days. A II who engage make money fast, toucan
devoto all your lime to tho business, or only jour
spare time. You need not bo away Irum homo over
night. You can do It as w ell ns others. Full partic
ulars, directions and terms frrcu Uegant and ex
pensive outllt free. It jou want proiltabln wotk
send us jour address at once. It tosts nothing to
try the business. No one vv ho engages Mlls.to make
great pay. Address '"Iho m pie's Journal," Port
land, Maine. aug, if, '7T-iy
A
DM IN ISTJt ATOH'S NOTI CK.
EHT1TE OV TtiOVI k Buv-.ivii nr.i.rii
letters ot Administration on the estate ot 'J nomas
Kressler lato of bcott township. Columbia county,
Pa., deceased, have been granted by the Register of
said county to the undersigned Administrator of
Jiloomsburg. All persons having claims against
the estate of the decedent are requested to present
them for settlement, and those Indebted to the es
tate to make pa) ment to tho undersigned Admlnls.
trators without delay.
VVILLIAM KRBSSLEIt,
Jan. ss, 'isow Admlnlstri tor.
IIEALTII AND HAPPINESS.
Health and Happiness are priceless Wealth to their
possessors, and j el they uro within tho leach of ev
eryone who will use
WltmilT'S L1VKB PILLS,
The only sure CUHK for Torpid Liver, Dyspepsia,
Headache, sour stomach. Constipation, Debility,
Nausea, and all lilllious complaints and Iilood dis
orders. Nono genuine unless slgued "Wm. Wright,
I'hlla." it jour Druggut will not siiprlysendis
cents for one bos to liairlck, Roller Co., jo N,h
st'. Phlla. Jan. 4, 1s-ly nr
$45
atUIII-HllMler.l- rn llhevfrrnnlor. lint.
'lit Irtu. J, II. littilorJ A Co.. Chltttjiu. 11L
autr, IT, 7T ly 1U O
$3
,fltlUII'lATEI) 1V.1TCII VKS. Cherit
..,uo Kuwnu nwiiu, o.mjil, .uic.rff (0
1 J gtnti, Addre, A. Coultzb & Co.. Cbliuo.
UglT.JIT-l
MORRIS MICHEL,
PRACTICAL PIANO IHAHX3R,
TUNER AND RBPAIRBR,
BLOOMSBUItd, I'A.
FIRST CLASS PIANOS AND ORtlANS FOR SALR,
SECOND HAND PIANOS TAKEN IM EXCHANGE.
ORDERS HV MAIL PROMITLV EXECUTED.
feb- its, IMf
BUBrNEfiS CAHDH,
V1B1T1NU CARDS,
LETTER HEADS,
11ILL HEADS,
POSTJ V. 0H to
Neatly anil Cbcuply jirinted at tho Colum
jiian Office,
ALL A i. o r
Mm
, ciTvCSDI3EA,.r'CFTit
T1IRQAT.UJNGS.UVS.R tk QIQDA
lu Uu w iti'lfif'i inr 11 iTtnu.i (lie i 'I I'd l
if lit' i Ui vt wit- ! i f. 1 1 i 'I i ' v
i vc- in li.i mi (I'M i; " - lli 'i N t
1. 10 mr eiirii n.ii w ncrtii . uu ( l
tux hi'-tiiri iiilo tt o v,'v M-io ki l-m I r lie tl
tns ' l. l iti c v vvi i fui ( ii ui 1 1 flm
nm int I i ntr '1 lii" i' i ifin c f i( i li I? f.i''i i-1 miilin
lli'ili'ilt.ii Iri; of lin-.i -ui ii i(u ili-c.i-i'- tt tl
il li.i l-f-rti (oi'niil in (iniit'i. In iliu hil "
tll'itlit Ii 111, Spi ri c 'tt ii t; !t f Mil Hie en h
Mi c il CtMlstim tllHl il li.i n-'hiniMuM u
nit'-IHnl I.ltMlllV, .lll'l C'lllllKMlt 'll 'M'l.Ul ltil
li. tmcc H the Ki'''i'rt ti'i'tlii-l iiMmt't i( ll o
n, c. While tt fin ph tint ,t,ro-l ( 'iiiglit. it
-iifiiirlln'n n.c vtpln tnni jinitrh" lliu
lit mill Uv lif Krcitt iinl Di'ihuiii 1I l-,ui il
,ng )iinioi ill"1. It imii4 nil lliiiiiui, f itrr 'lie
ii-l Srmtitln t'i a cninmuii tllitti-ht 11 m
i'lrt'v i;i uptloiit Mciciirial "it-(Mt'. .Mim-iai
I' i-Mi-, Mi'l iiii'ii rlh'Cis nio c":iiir.il'il( mil
ii' I'm ho.'itili mi'l (i pnuii't riMi-t 'niilnti c
ni'il. i:t- nIih'Iiii, S.tlt-rlirtiiiu IVti-r
sr "i -iil)" nr ICntih Shin i l"i:.ull
,i' imnn.'itiu ill-o.'i'i'-t ciii t'l liv hail hluu'l. aic
't ,uotL'i br Uu- )H)ei(ul, i'iirU iiij;, uint iti
l.xi .-uin nit'ilit'it.e.
If on fed 1ti1I t!rnvHv, it i.ii'iTi'.l lute nlli'Mf
ctflur ni t.in. or u'l'iiurli i' mm . m-.i . un fne or
, f I'C'UHMlt llCit'l H'liU nr-MMHH'" I'.i'l lilU ill
111 tm i, 1 1 ii rtt.il lii-.it IiU1- :i.il" ii t'i'-) u i 'i i t
llll-lll'S l"W IVlf'tS i'H'l plilll t-'' t'l'tlillll.
I inr .'int'OtiM', .tii'l ni '.'in- cm fl. 'on iu
fU'Vrt g , ..tn 'i'nriltl l,lcr'i ' lllllni,
in-..' In hi.ii., ci-n ni "11 or ( nm-
pltilllt ' (tiilv i:nt nf uio-o u n- . t
,i,i n !, At a lotiiO'U' ilt ii !i i In.
I'.ihl -l.olitOll MO'llOll H'-IMW ' t t il,
it j'U-rt't poili'it ciiti's It.itihf.- ..'IT
stiii i'linl an! l.oittliy.
SUtO BY DRUGGISTS AT SI PE JTILl.
i'ri'l.aiPt in II. V. I'll.tEC!.. C).. 'c
1'intu U'lor. a: I re W uni.n l i-ct nsa i. ,
J.iiflal.i. N. V.
Sep. 'TMf
TS ) Cut IlUilrali It-. Manuel of Ut.ng L jr J f r
Ult IMlIJl.C'Ii h 'JL7
If.
oi. " "i1 tfo
' ft
OOUCHt.
It H tlio onlffurm ot Instrunn'i'i t't iiiwiiinl
w Hit w hli'h Hum incilirn o o.m ho c.n i it-t hm't up
nml i i-firity ,ij)iitwt t" i I jt-iHi o( U.c ailri'ti'il
ti.ic.il .('.I: iA it ml tin i li.iinl.i'1 r .ir ,it i i'oiii
IIIIIIUI'.llMi (Ill'll'tVIIll, i I H hll'll lli' .ll'l UIILIS
frtui'iitly cvit, futm vtluru ilo c.tlai rhat
I ti - o pcmT.itlv i-rii.i-p . n.r want t nc
ct - in lir.itinjr 1'ii.Hirli i r' etilun' li.i-- .iiIm'ii
l.irntiv liotn tl v iiiJi-mrilii.itv of iipplMi' nli
oiii' o ll.p-e i:ilic- .iii'f i li mil n,- ij tin x of t-o
onm.ary tncilnKln. T(i iiitacli in ll.e wav ut
flit upjr linii'i t- cntjirrt dtt'i'iito hv tlic nit in
tt.Mi f lln ioili( Jtn iiso it iilr.tvint ami (
nun i ii 1 1 a i1i i Ii in imiori.iini IL I'll 1 1 it ll tl
O pi if 1 ( il 1 1 i'f Ii ii ,tr' iini'.iliv V if , hHlril
nifi.i. U'i.imi iwil twih tliii iiiMiiuiii'iii. Dr.
Mii' ( u.iiin Ifcuifilv run1 ii'fint aii.n'Ks at
rjj fuld lu Xhv 1 1 1' lid l-y a
'f';iij..iatl.nlr.t
ECATARRH
Jit'.i' ,4i i i M-ii.ii trt' lUnifT inio ii. ru.it. hi in,-.
In i - ' . ih'i , in. i i ii i ii", pur' cut,
oiVii 1 1- ' i in iiiluii!. :t ill tifT. irv , ..iirrv,
won ii ,'i h-il u-, Bl"inuiti iiji. or ol-i i iii-
ti. : mi- i i-i-afi', rmirinir tu o.ivi. i-o:i(-
lit . i i u hiiiv' in. I'lMtlimV t ''ur Iln uaf,
it i r -n -fill- hum uwvrA. ti.u-i- iilii-iO'l,
li.i-.t lv.i . nlW'iili' i-to.itli. miijmmv 1 ur tiH.il
im I V U..I. of -l'li-l- rllU'll aii'l l.lh . lilllPij,
ii. I'm ii -n i i'-inii i !'- "f api'Oitii', iiitli-o-noii,
1't.lnji I hut- I. I I'k'.titr rmicn. on. Oim . fi y
i, tln.-i- - -ii.titiii- .no lil.cl. ti he (urfceii. u ,tny
e.t-i' i i if unie.
li. . s. :.' c.itnri l Itr m'tl ,
lit, lloi io tlitnclic
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sep.21, 77-tf
Tho Lightest Running,
Tho Simplest,
The Most Durablo,
Tho Most Popular
SEWINQ MACHINES.
Jt $ canity niidcritlonil, makes the
doublc-tlircad lut'k-btllcli, Una elf
reculutlui; teiiKluim and luke-np,
and wilt do the lmlo rm(o vf family
work without chance
The 'Ioiuetlc t a made in the moat
durable manner, with eonicat ateel
bearing nd compensating Journals
throughout
PAPER FASHIONS.
Thtae yojmtar IMTTKHNK for
ladies1, mianea', and children's dress,
are cut on a nyHteiu nupcrlor to any
in use, and can be ttndtrstood by any
ono J"ult tllrcotloiiN find illustrations
on each envelope,
Send rice Vents for illustrated Cata
logue of lOOO Fashions,
This instrument 1" nticciatty Uei i n cl for the
inTliTt a;Iiatlnn ot
2?.. SAGE'S CATARRH P.SMSD".
Sowing MacMno Co,, Now York,
I. W. HARTMAN,
Apl'Toisiic" Fajer Fasliions,
Uloomsbur.
DecciaUrll, VT ly
, BRYANT &STRATT0N
Business College
I 1J,00 S,T'?,th SJ., Philadelphia, Pn.
Hlf,')".,"'.cul,,l .or nd lit UiiXr
nuK. H U-cia ue,
WISTAR'S BALSAM
WISTAll'S BALSAM
OF
OF
WILD CHERRY
WILD CHERRY
uuuks
Ootinhs, Ooldt, Sore Tiroat, Jfoarseneu,
Whooping dough, Influcnia, Ilronchltis,
l)(liatttij of Jlrcatli tng,Atthma,lhh'
theria. Croup, Pain in the title
and Hrcast, Spitting lllond,
Quinty, I'hthuic, and
every Affection,
OF TIIK
THROAT, LUNGS AND OIIEST,
INCI.VUINO EVKM
CONSUMPTION.
FIIOMELDKII It. U OILMAN, A MINISTEROP TIIK
OOSl'EI, IN CILOYEtt, VT.
"I havo Iwn troubled for sevcrnl jenre vvl'li dlf
llovillyof I lie heart unitlunni hare Applied to Sev
ern phyMctaiii for help, nnd Irnte tried nhuost every
reir.edv reeommended, without rcerlvlDtt any nvlv.
tnnee, Imt had lieen provrlntr weaker and weaker,
until, hearlnir of wljtnr's ltalam of wild cherry
nuoutn jenrRluco, I eomineneed uslnc it wllh lin
medial.' lellef. Ithas hot only restored my limes to
a Round mate, but I nm entirely relieved of the dlt
Ilculty or cilsenso ot the heart, I have nohesltillou
lnait)lniMhatlt Is tho host lunc medlclno hetoro
the publl , nnd I cheerfully nnd conscientiously re
commend It to all pereons muierlni; v?llh pulmonary
COtlipl.llutS" or t
Wistar's Balsam
Wi star's S5alsam
oi' Wild Chcny.
of Wild Ohcrry.
FIIOM MIIS. ISAAC MOOIIE, OF 1IIC1IMONI), VT.
'"oine Ihrco yeam Mneo I was Attacked with a
scveiocouuh, norene.ss nnd Irritation of tholunre,
to which vvns added nslhmn In nfevero form. Imr
Inir the first jear I tried tevernl of Iho most popular
medlclneH of the ilay.hut lvcclved no real relief, nod
I had almost despaired of ever reifalntne my health
vvbenl was Induced to try Dr. VInr'a llalsatnof
wild t'herry, which very soon relieved ine. Sly
couch became loose, tlfu soreness mil Irritation dls-
appeireii, anil my Kcncrnihcniih beitan to mend.
1 continued lis use and a few bottles lestored-mo to
bitter health than I ever hoped to enloy again. I
believe the llalsam to bo tho most reliable remedy
that can be found."
Wistar's Balsam
Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry.
of Wild Cherry.
FHO.M nn.NMA.MIM WIIKKLEIt, STATION AUKNT
AT f-UUTII 110YALSTON, SIASS,
"I was most severely mulcted with r hard, dry
cough with lu usual accompaniment of night sweats
completely prostrating my nervous system.and pros
trating mv nervous system, nnd producing such a
debilitated state of Health that, after trying medical
aid to no purpose, I had given up all hopes of ever
recovering, as had also my friends. At this suigo of
matters I was prevailed upon, through tho lulluenco
ot anelghbor.to try WLstar's llalsam, though with
no belief vvhalever In Its truly wonderful curat Ivo
propel ties, and before using two hotths the effect
was almost magical. My cough entirely left me tho
night sweats deserted me, hopo onco more elevated
my depressed spirits, and soon I had attained my
wonted strenglband vigor. Urns has this Ilalsam,
as has otten been remarked by persona conversant
vv 1th the above facts In this vicinity, literally snatch
ed me from the grave. You aro at liberty tu uso this
for tho benefit ot the afflicted."
Wistar's Balsam
Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry.
of Wild Cherry.
Is prepared by SETII V. FOVVI.R 4 SONS, SOIIar
Hson avenue, Iloston, .Mass. Sold by dealers gen
erally, aicts. and $l a bottle. march
Dr.j
all Xmihh
TVtal HplUl.
"lii Kwt ulilr.fi;.
Mt-fft Vr tc iiatuw. rwultlnr Ooiit fly ubnri
of i ti itviiun oi riiiirf rrnunui 11 ci-k ni-aii fijuun
Fnilaalun, Iua rMrmor; Impulri'il Mnl, l.oat
.MhiiIiio1 ur ItitrMiU'iiry. .Scrinu Pi'Mlllj frii
Hfnllycure.il rfLtftf tb ItlHddrr, Ittiliiija, I.Ucr,
l,u it kT. AmIitiiv I Mvrh. 11k a, I tlirotilv. LHwi. nrit Hit
KKi:HOPF!MM,tXyUl la Irtntmrnt. Dr.U
hs lnvl llftf lonn riwtenrt, anil rur where olticn fail. Ila
U a irmliMi of lh I jft m J fvhnnl, utM no nwurv. Ii tht
luve.tprifiicoiti Iha U.S. IilllI.Kreqnrrlfi2 treaimviit wllh
fiHto homivl boanl, rail or thr. t-try tta vMvne Ur
Kllnu. Suitl fiflyrJU fjrtniplaof Itulibrr (.ool ami tlr-i-uIm
of ImtiorUiit Information bytipma. lilt. UMN'sl
l)-milllU liner Il.t. C n ulllnn frM.
JaviiiLf ai mli u u if 1
'iij.nna.iiv -J j J ini.iri
if.Ktuatliin for llta
t all illMia.M of a intaM
' niitl lUnn roiiUini) lailn;
r i ; In lli marUJ rrU
I'll ,u muu, W any ad-
ttlfUTia-'. How to I ' i ill . it
tioit. HirifJ l,ly liuU ttl I ,
lirtMiieAluJ,
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE S
pIIILADKI.l'HA AND HEADIXU KOAD
AKHANUEMKNT OF I'ASSKNGKR
TItAINS.
ilaym, 1S70.
TKAIN8 LEAVE IUTEliT AB 01 1 OWS (f rKPA Y hXCll IB
l'or New York, Philadelphia, Heading, I'otlsvlllo
Tnmaqua, tc., 11,33 a. m
l'or uatavv tssa, 11,33 u. in. 5,41 ana ",tc p. m.
For VlllIams)ort,o,!S 0,34 a. m. and 4,o p. m.
TKAIN9 F0H KtTERT LEAVE AS rOLLOWg, (StKUAV E
CKPTEhO
Leavo New York, 8,45 a. in.
U'avo Philadelphia, 8,10 a. m,
. Leave Heading, n,3Jn. m., l'ottsvllle, 111,15 p. m
andTamaqua, 1,23 p. m.
Leave Catavvlssa, c,jo 0,25 a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Leave viniamsport,ti,2) a.m,lj,(io m. and 5,00 p. m
Passengers n nd from New York and l'hlladu
phla go throujr a vv itliout change of cars.
J. E. WOOTTUN,
C, G, HANCOCK, General Manager,
(leneral Ticket Agent.
Jan. 14, 1370 tt.
kJOHTHEHN
CliNTKAIj KAILAVAY
CU.VU'AV.
On and after November 20th, 1873, trains 111 lcavo
bUNIlUIIY as follows:
NOltTIIWAHD.
Erie .Mail 5.20 a. m., arrlv e Klinlra 11.50 a.
" C'anandalgua. . . 3.35 p. m
Itochcster 6.15 "
Niagara 0 40 '
Henovo accommodation 11.10 a. m. airlvo Williams
rt 12.55 p.m.
Eliulra .Mall 4.15 a. ra., arrlvo Klmlra 10.20 a. m.
lluffaltj Esprxss 7.15 a. m. ai rive liunalo 8.50 a. m
HOUT1IWAHD.
Uunalo ExpreEs 2.50 a. m. arrlv 0 Harrlsburg 4.to a. m
,., , , " Ualllmoiee.io "
UmlraJIall 11.15 a. m,, arrive Harrlsburg 1.50 p. in
" M'aohlnglou 10.80 "
Italtlmore cao "
' Washington e.so "
Harrlsburg accommodation 8.40 p. m. arrive Harils
burg 10.50 p.m.
arrlvo Baltimore 2.25 a. m
" Washington 6.13 "
Erie Ji all 12.55 a. m. arrive Harrlsburg 3.05 n. mj
" Haltlmore 8.40 "
I All dally except Suh'day.WttM"nEt0a UM "
D. il. iioyd, Jr., General Passenger Agen
A. J, CAbSATT, General Manage
DEfe&WARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTEllN HAlLliOAl).
iiLooiisnuiia division.
Tlme-Tablo No. sa, Takes effect at 4:30 A
M
MONDAY, NOVES1I1ER 2S IS75.
NOltTH.
STATIONS.
SOtlTlr
p.m. p.m. a.m
8 UO a 58
8 HI a 51
7 55 3 43
7 40 3 43
7 4'l 3 37
7 83 3 91
7 27 S 27
7 21 23
7 18 3 19
7 IS 3 IT
J 44
Scranton
..Hellenic
......Tajlorvlllo., .
...uukavvanua
Illtbion
Wist Huston...
Wyoming
Mallby",,.,.
Helmut
Kliigslon
Kingston
..l'lVmnilth .limn
a.m. n m. n.ml
II 43
II as
88 2 20 a 23
9 49 8 25 0 SO
9 81
V Ul S1 f, Rfl
Ill 1. 1
2 25
II 20
2 8
3 40
fi 4S
10 m
0 6P
10 11
15
2 52 0 55
lu 10
in 20
10 23
0 II
2 53 7 01
II 07
B (U
7 tsl
7 II
II 05
O Iff
7 15 3 17
10 27 3 10 j 15
9 15
8 50
8 50
7 07
7 03
6 53
0 54
0 45
0 80
0 15
3 1'i
3 VH
3 04
8 I'l
2 54
3 42
2 81)
....i'lj mouth..,,'.'
A v cnd.Uu
S.'n,lllr...L a
10 82
111 fin
8 23 7 S3
8 27 I.n
8 51
43
8 41
8 80
8 19
8 14
a ns
10 40
S 32 7 43
Q ST .t
111 44
I. ..... .... , III.
..bhlckslUnnyM,M
....Hick's Kerry,,.
10 1.1 l OIK
lli IS 4 WI 8 25
If 17 4 15 8 45
0 (10
S 02
2 25
3 12
.M.ueacn uaven..
Hervvlck ....
Hilar L'reek.,...
...Willow Grove....
Llmo Itldgc
Espy... !
..llloomsburg
11 23 4 21 8 53
!" 81 '.D 9 05
11 RA A . .a
5 55 2 18 8 1 2
5 52 2 10 In
8 48 S (4 7 54
MO 1M 7 4o
5 84 I 13 7 40
6 28 I 43 7 85
5 23 1 43 7 SO
5 W 1 4-1 7
in lis 7 11
4 55 1 19 7 04
4 50 1 16 7 0
I S6 1 Ul tl A3
It 9 4 41 0 68
it d .40 T 2U
11 61 4 H 7 03
11 AT K lu v ...
13 12 6 IS 7 45
18 07 6 14 7 63
t'atavvlssallrtdgcv
ipi,t.
uiurk b Hwiuh.
....Hanvllle
,.L'hulas y,
1. 20 d as
12 83 6 47
12 80 6 62
13 61 0 10
8 23
8 40
.....muieruu
Northumberland,
8 47
p.m. p.m. a.m.
,C;.In.'.Jn''?-rji
tuiulLtfr.deMffiCe;
JOB 1'KIKTINQ
OF EVERY DESRIPTION
EXECUTED PROXfPrr.v
At the Ooluubian
W A 4X.