THE COLUMBIAN ANDDEMOCRATiBLOOilSBURG, COLUMBIA COLNTY, PA.
Miscellaneous.
Tos Mnrh Stork.
Tlio most common error of llio American
fnrmer I that of overstocking. In many
cases n similar cvlt Is noticeable in too largo
areas of land under tho o.imo owner, but ne
tloubt whether this It as proilucttvo a source
of loss ns overstocking. In all cases, no
matter what may tho object In feeding, It
requires n certain amount of food to keep up
the natural warmth of the animal and re
place 'tli2 wastes of tho system. It Is the
surptus beyond this amount which is availa
ble for llesh, milk or labor. It requires a
certain amount of nourishment to produce a
pound of flesh, fat or mllir, or to support the
system during a given amount of labor. If
on a given amount of food a gain of ono
pound a day can ho made, It will certainly
lie more economical to Increase the food for
eah animal than to Increase the number of
animals. Many of our dairymen, we think,
fall to appreciate tho fact that it Is this sur
plus which tells on tho pill nnd not the to
tal amount fed, and wo know of many (Ini
tios whoss owners would obtain more milk
or butter by disposing of one-fourth of their
cows, nnd proportionately Increase the feed
of the remainder. Tho Xew England Home
ttcad puts tho Idea in the following form :
"If n merchant were to setup half a dozen
stoves in his store and attempt to keep a lit
tle fire in each nnd all of them, burning
only fuel enough to keep up two good fires,
every one would unhesitatingly pronounco
it remarkably foolish.TTbelfarmerin attempt
ing to keep more rattle than he has hay and
grain to feed is doing the same thing. The
cow Is really a machine for making hay and
meal Into milk nnd flesh. Just ns tho stove
receives the wood and Imparts heat, the cow
receives food nnd imparts milk and beet. As
the stove can throw out no heat without fu.
el, so tho cow can return nothing without
food. If a man had onlv two cords ot wood
there would lie nu propriety in his obtain
ing three stoves, and attempting to keep a
fir? in each nnd all of them nil winter with
such an insignificant quantity of wood. The
same principle applies to keeping cattle. If
a trtan has only hay enough to keep six an
imals well it Is extremely foolish for him to
try to keep eight."'
Stanley.
When he arrived in America, after his
splendid feat, than which none more hero
ic and daring has been performed during
this century, except a later one by himself,
uo was received with a small burst of en
thusiasm, which soon died out, when It was
fodnd that ha could not lecture, and would
not be lionized. Nothing was forgiven to
him on account of Btrangeness to Bocloty,
and the social cold shoulder was turned to-
wardhim by. all those who could neither
tell a hero when they saw him, nor hold
him at his superlative value when they had
mm in their hands.
Stanley lived In New York for some time.
his social relations limited to a few congen
ial men nnd women, who reverenced hi:
manhood, and believed in him. Then he
went away, nnd, at last, we heard of Mm
engaged in organizing a force to march
across Africa. When he received the iliB'
patch which summoned him to this task, it
threw him into a violent fever. He knew
what the undertaking was. No ono else
did; and for more than three years he has
bceu.cngaged in the gigantic task of manair
ing hundreds of wild men, in the midst of
thousands of wilder men, in a passage
through a wilderness thousands of miles in
extent. He has had to pierce forests, thread
rirers, cross lakes, tread morasses, and fight
wild beasts and savage men by day and
night. His ono will has directed and con
trolled everything. The strain upon him
must hnvo been terrible -three summers
and three winters long. Can any one im
agine his joy as he traced the Congo to the
sea, and caught sight of tho waves that con
nected him with his homo?
We feel particularly interesttd
in iho hero, and shall be glad to
Eee bis face and take his haijd once more.
And if New York shall fail to take and hold
him 'at his value this time, she will do her
self foul dishonor. This man who has done
so much to honor tho American name, and
so much to illustrate the higher traits and
capacities of human nature, should haven
befitting welcome on his arrival home. It
should not bo a fitful and quickly forgotten
affair; but after such tempestuous tossings
ujwn ths sea of his great enterprise, he
should find himself in smooth water. The
beroesif few battle fields have been "worth
ier of lasting admiration ard homage than
he, is, who will come to u from his latest
achievement in African discovery, let us
give Mm the freedom of our homes. Scril
neror J eli, V1
Horse I'eed.
Kvcry good groom knows that sound oats
and beans in duo proportiou, 'regularly
fed, and at least a year old, are thf very
btst fcod for a calloninir horse the oulv
food in which it is possible lu get the very
beht condition out of a raco horse or a hun
ter. It also has recently become known that
horses do slow work and get fat, indeed too
fat ou inafec -Indian com which is frequent
ly ?uo-tbird cheaper than the best oats. In
the East horses are fed on barley, and-it is a
popular idea with English officers who have
lived in Persia and Syria that the change o(
food from barley to oat ottcn when Import-
ed produces blindness in Arabian horses
V .1.1,,., , ......
in, mcu uuurraianu better or
so well how to get blnvd horses into callon.
ing erudition' us English grooms, they do
not and few of their masters do, know the
reason wby oats and beans are the best iood
Jor putting mucular flesh on a horse. The
ngricullural chemist steps in herr, makes
the matter very plain, and shows that if you
want pace, Indian corn, although nominally
..tr i- i . . ii .... J
tucajjer is nui cneapcr nt nu, wnen we
feed a bullock, n (been or u niif for sale.after
it has passed tho store stage we want to make
it tat as quickly and as cheaply as itossltle
but with a horse for work the object Is to
give mm muscle in common language,
hard flesh, There are times when it is pro
lilablB to make a horse fut, as for iustance,
when he Is gciug up-for sale. For this pur-
pose an audition 01 about a pound of oil
cako to his ordinary food has a (rood effect.
It it especially useful when a horse has been
closeiy clipped or singed and In a low condl
tion. It helps on the change to the new
cent by making biui fat. A horse in low
condition changes his coat very slowly
"When from any cause there is difficulty it
getting n tupply of thebist oats, an excel
lent mixture may be made of crushed maize
und brans, and the proportion of two-thirds
hi maize and ono of henus, which exactly
afloid the Jlcib. forming and fat-forming
iood, Ilran is regarded as a very valuable
lota inn sialic lor icducing the intlama
tory riitct ot outs and bums. Made into
ma lies it has a cooling and laxative effect
but used in cxcen (-specially in a dry slate,
It Is apt lo form stony cccretinus in the bow
ids of tho horse, Ktones produced from th
txtmlre use of brau, haro been taken out
Lenta hilt r death weighing many jouncls.
Miscellaneous.
tlncon Vlitorla's Home Life,
Figaro has Interviewed John Urown with
the following effect i Her majesty leads n
very regular life. I believe." I said., "Yes :
It Is generally the same day nftor day," was
the reply; "She geta up about nine in tho
morning, and has breakfast in her apart
ments. Then she walks up nnd down the
terrace until she comes Indoors to sign her
papers. The documents are all put ready
for her to sign, with the corner turned
down where she is to write. But her Majes
ty, woman like, will Insist upon reading
most of them and seeing what Is Inside,
However, she rarely makos an alteration.
Aftor this, which often takes two or three
hours, she sees tho Princess Beatrice
(God bless her.) Then she wlll.if It is fine,
tike a walk in the grounds with tho Prin
cess Beatrice and Trinco Leopold, when he
or sho will drive out and I have to attend
her. Then sho comes home, and one of the
ladles reads to her until It Is tlmo to prepare
for dinner. After dinner the ladles read to
her again, and she looks over pictures nnd
things and goes to bed very early." '"The
ilinner is rather a stiff affair, I suppose V I
said, "Well, Btlff is hardly tho word," was
the reply. "The guests assemble and dinner
is generally announced before her Majesty
enters the room. Tho Minister Is waiting
and tho invited sit at the table, and hero is
a pause. When the queen enters everybody
rises. Her Majesty makes n bow and sits
down, and the guests resume their seats.
The footmen servo the dishes in solemn !
lenco nnd not a word Is spoken. Her Maj
esty usually makes two or three remarks du
ring the dinner, but no oue speaks unless
the Queen speaks to him, and tho company
is more like a Quakers meeting than any
thing else, liefore the desert her Majesty
generally rises, bows and leaves tho room,
but the guests ladles and all remain. Tha
Princess Beatrice generally leaves with her
mother. Then the conversation becomes
more general after her Majesty has left, and
at the end of the- dinner Lady Biddulph or
Miss Cadagon or somebody rises, the ladies
leave the room, the gentlemen remain stand'
ing. Then tho gentlemen usually go to the
smoking or billiard room and the ladles to
the drawing room. Sometimes tho Queen
will go into tha drawing room in the course
of the evening, but uot often, And the gen'
tlemen are all in court dress, which are usu-
atlyvery tight fitting, so they can't enjoy
their dinner very much. I don't ouvy them
a bit."
Cleopatra's Needle in London.
The celebrated Egyptian obelisk which
was presented to George IV., in 1820, by
Mehemet All, has at last, after many vicis
situ Jen, reached England, and reposes peace
fully in its iron cylinder, in the East India
Dock. Mr. Du Plat Taylor, the Secretary
of the East and West India Dock Company
authorized by Sir Walter Baynes, the Chair
man, having offered a friendly shelter to the
cylinder ship free from nil charges.
The abandonment of the obelisk ship Cle
opatra, in the Bay of Biscay by the steam'
ship Olga, after losing a boat's crew of six
men in an ineffectual attempt to take oil Cle
opatra's crew.took place on October 10. The
Cleopatra was found the following day by
an outward bound steamer, the f itzmaurice,
and taken into Ferrol on October 18. Here
she remained until tho morning of Tuesday,
the 15th Inst., the last three weeks of the
stay being occupied with refitting and ad
justing ballast, under tho supervision of her
original commander. The ballast consist
ing of railway iron, was secured by being
built down into the ship, so as to form an in
tegral part of the structure. A new mast
and sails were provided, but the water-tight
compartments were found to be perfectly se
cure, aud ou arriving at Gravesend the cap'
lain remarked that there war "not enough
water shipped to fill a wine glass."
Leaving Ferrol at 7 o'clock on the morn
ing of tho 10th in tow of the Angelia, an ex
cellent run was made, the Needles being
passed at 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon,
and Dungeness at about 10 o'clock on Sun
day morning. Tno two vessels arrived with
out 'accident or incident at the Chapman
Light by 10 o'clock at night, where the tug
boat anchored tho Cleopatra hanging astern
by the tow rope. There was a steady breeze
all night, and yesterday morning a start wax
made for Gravesend, the latter place being
reached shortly before 11 o'clock. Here Mr,
and Mrs. Dixon went on board and congrat
ulated the Captains of tho two vessels upon
their safe arrival. The Custom House offi
cers next boarded and proceeded to clear
tho vessels, which being completed, the an
chor of the Angelia was raised, and the
Cloopatra cost off from the buoy to which
she had been moored precisely at 12:60.
The news having spread that the obelisk
was coming up the river, at nearly every
wharf and pier crowds were gathered, who
enthusiastically cheered as the ships passed.
The various training ships exchanged the
compliment of dipping their fiajs, the boys
f tha Chinchester manning yard.
Some time had to clapso before the obe
lisk could be placed in the East India Dock,
as a large outward-bound steamer was being
towed through the dock gaUs, but the road
once clear she was brought around by the
tug, nnd a hawsei being passed ashore, uo
time was lost Is berthing her In one of the
inner basins, A goodly gathering of friends
f Mr. Dixon was assembled on the pier,
and on that gentleman landing, he was
overwhelmed with congratulations.
The pecul I ar construction of the Cleopatra
cylinder, which is about ninety-two feet in
length and sixteen feet in diameter, makes
it appear smaller than It really is, especially
as it li more than two-thirds submerged. In
appearance it resembles a huge Cornish
boiler, with binnll deck house and mast.
l)ndun Standard,
A Kentucky youth sent to New York for
some visiting cards, and some of a transpar
cnt kind were seut him whicb, when held
up to the light revealed the outlines oi
a donkey. Unaware of this peculiarity the
young man gave his sweetheart ono, and
was astonished to hear her say that sha did
not want his '-photograph,
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS,
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i-jmwhi wu v iw mo fwiuiu in reuii oi ev
ery ono who will use
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The oniy sure uuiiii ror Torpid liver. DyspeiBla.
lleaduihe, hour htomach. CuAbtlpation, ixbluty,
Nausea, and all llllllous complalnlsood Blood dis
orders.
Mme genuine unless signed "Vim. Vrlgnt,
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Ureat ctiat.ee to make money. If you
iiui ii gum jtiu can get green
backs. a need a tieraon everv.
wlii ro lo take subwrlptlocs lo the largett. cheapest
nuu vial. jiiuQumru mtuiu Liuuiiiuuuu lu lue worm.
Any one can become a suceettitul sgtfbt. Theinofct
elegant worst oi art gnen iree to subscribers. The
ririoo is so low that almost eerj body subscnu
n.0 agent reports inaklnir overfiuiln a week.
lady agent reports taking ut er 4oo suUci I tiers In lea
Uu8. All who engage tnske money fast, loucan
devote all ) our tune to the LuMntis, or only jour
sparo time, lou Lied uot be away from home over
night. You can do It as ueUas others, l-ull imruo
ulars. dtrietlons and terns frree1 Uegant sua ei
lientlie outfit free. If )ou want proruablH work
M-nU us your addii aa at once. It ltta nothing lo
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nifl attention ft llio trsVeUlmr nubllo Is respect-
f ully Int lte.1 lu norne ot the tiierli s ul this great high
way, In the conUtlrnt assertion mid belief that no
otner lino can utter equiil IndnceuiriiU as a route ot
throuitu travel, in
Construction and Equipment
Tint
l'FNN s5Y LV A N I A BAILUOAD
stands confessedly at the head ot American railways.
ThotracKisuouDiotiieciiiiroienguim m iwe, o
su-el rails laid onhe&iy oak lies, which aro embed,
ded In a loumtuipu of ruck ballast eighteen Inches
In dptli. All bridges are or Iron or stone, and built
upoh the most approi ed Mans, 1 is passenger cars,
whits eminently safe and substantial, aro at the
samo tlrau models of coinfot t and elegance.
THE SAFETY APPLIANCES
In use on thli lino well Illustrate the far-RCClng and
HDeruxpoiUT or us management, in nceuruiuice wim
whlctftuo utility only ot nn improvement and not
Its cost has tven Iho iiues'loii ot consideration.
Among many may bj noticed
THE BLOCK 5YSTI.II C? SAF2T7 SICWALS,
JAHHEY COUPLER. BUFFER and PLATFOSH,
THE WHAM ON PATEN? SWITCH,
asi) Tin:
WESTIN3H0U3E AIIt-BBAKE,
fnrmthcr In rnnlunctlon with a tiertcct double track
and road-bed u combination ot bategnards against
accidents vvlttcU have rendored tnetn practically tm-
possible.
Pullnuiu Palace Cars
aro run on alt Impress Trains
Frum New VfirU, Phtlnilelldiln, llnltiuinre nnd
WitnlitiiMtmi,
To Clilrnso, rinrliinnll, !.mtltllte, Indianapolis
unit !M. l,Otll,
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and tn all principal points In the t.ir West and Fouth
wit h lint one change ot ears. Connections aro mado
In t'utou Ix-pols, and aro assured to aU Important
points.
THS gCHNEHST
op the
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
la admitted to tie unsumassed la tho world lor gran'
dettr, beauty and variety, i-uperlor refreshment fa
culties are pronded. Kmptoyees are courteous and
attentive, and It Is an Inevitable result that a trip by
Iho Pennsylvania uauroaa must xorm
A Pleasing an I Hemerabli Experience.
Tickets lor sale at tho lowest rates at the Ticket
unices ot tho Company mall Important cities and
iowqs.
FItANK THOMPSON,
General Manager.
T.. I'. FARMER,
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
J. K. SHOEMAKER, Pass. Agent Middle nist,
is north Third street, Harrlsburg, r,
lebl.ns-ly
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REMOVES FROM THE COMl'l-bXION ALL l'LKM-
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those produced by the sun anil w iml, such as
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It dissolves Dandruff, presents bald
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Thysidans speak of it in high terms.
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N. B. The 50 cent cakes are triple the hbo of those at
25 cents.
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luti ut intrnaa aitl iba
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DR. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
EME
Arc not advert. M"Curo alls." but nre upecinca
in the diseases for wlilch they nro iccom mended.
InTrtlaTftton ot n a tu ml hctcncc linve ilemnnstAt-
ed beyond controrrHy, Hint throughout the
animal fclncclom Iho "ilm mirWM of tho nttrnt" la
tueomr iftv nidi vomi ihjh- n uinrinn-i pt-rnt-timy.
Ioea tint the sumo n I n Into fnrern ihn eomm-relAl
prosperity of in it n 7 ah it.Ml'T nitmot MiptTsede
llorco'i st a milt M Mtilieinq imvi' tmirlvnh'd nil oth
era. ThelrFA.iun (h initio Mntes alone ptceed
onomtllon dollnnt pfr nnmim, whi tint amount
exported iouin up in niucrai imiiutrn inousana
moro Nohuslnei-j eo'tttl ever vntxt la such clirantlo
proportions end reft upon any u hcriMls than that
ot merit.
DR. SAGES
Catarrh Rcmody
Id l'lCIlNIWlt to I'ni-.
DR SAGE'S
Catarrh Remedy
IIn C'ii ics rxli-nil (Ivor it p cil oil
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrh lteniedy
Its Sale G'oiikfnutly IlltrciiHis.
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrli Ecnicd
Clil'VN ! IIn mllil, Siinlliln effect
DR. SAGE'S
Catarrli Remedy
Cures "t'olil In llrail." and Ca-
furrli, or Uzci;iisi.
AN OPEN LI4TTER.
It Speaks for Itself.
lioCKi OKT, Mass., April 2, 16T7.
Mn. Kditor t Havlnz road In vour Diiner reports
of tho retnarkablo euros of Catarrh. I ant Induced to
tell "what 1 know nbout Catarrh.'' and I fancy the
snua" nnd "liihallne-uiuo ' makers (mere dollar
grabbers) would tie glad It they could emblazon a
similar euro In the pujiers. forSS years 1 surfered
with catarrn. Tito nasal pivssages hecamo complete
ly closed. ' snuff," "dust," aslK's,""lnhallne-tubes"
ana "sucks, wuuiun i worK,iiiouEti at; intervals i
would snllt up the so-called catarrli snutT, until I
became a valuable teBter for such medicines. I
gradually ffrew wortse, and no one ean know how
much I Bunered or what a miserable tclng I was.
bed for many successive davs, eutTerlog the most In
tense pain, which at one time lasted conttunously
for its hours. All sense or smell and taste gone,
sight nnd hearing impaired, body Bhrunken ana
weaKenea, nervous fljswra Anatterea. constitution
broken, and I waThawklncr and SDltMnc soven-
elghthaot the time. I prajed for death to relieve
me of my suffering. A favorable notice In your pn
rjcr of lr. Kairo'B Catarrh Iteinedr Induced me to
purchase a package, and use It with Dr. I'lerce's Na-
nress u re. tho onlv way compatible with common
sense. Well, Mr. Editor It did not euro mo three-
fourths of a second, nor in one hour or moith, but in
less than eight minutes 1 was relieved, and In three
overfiliteen months, while using the Cutarrh item-
euy, i uacu ur. tierce s uoiaen jtieaicai uiscovery
to purify my blood and strengthen my stomach. I
also kept my liver active and bowels regular by the
use of his rieosant Purgative Pellets, if my eipert
encewlil induce otlier sufferers to eeek the same
means ot relief, this letter will have answered Its
purpose.
Yours truly,
L. D. KF.MICK.
A OLOUD OF WITNESSES.
Tho following named parties are among the thou
sands who have been cured of Catarrh by tho use ot
Dr. sage's Catarrh Remedy ;
A. F. Downs, New Geneva. To.; 1). J. Brown. St.
Joseph. Mo.: K. C. Lewis. Itutland. Vt.: Levi Hprlno
cr. Nettle Lake, Ohio ; Uhas. Norcrop. North Ches
ler, Hrlder station, Wyo.; J. C. Merrlmao, Logans
port, Ind.; M. M. Post, Logansport, Ind.; J. W. liall
ovl 1reioont. lz II. Ii. Avres. LaIorte.Ind.: Jessie M
W. A.'Tbayer. unarga. .!.;. 11. MchoU .lr., (lalvcs
ton, Texas ; .Jonas K. llelnert, stonesvtlie, Ta.: .W,
Ijusk, Aii'mriuiiu, ma.; tiuiiuuii iviiuiuus, iirimiCK,
uuiu , Mm a. vurrey ireniun, itun,: ,i, it, dobuu,
Keene. N. II.. A.J. Coxner. Table Hock. W. Va.:Uw.
is Anders, Car sport, Ohio ; C II. Cbase, Blkhart,
Ind.; Mrs, Henry JIalght, Han Francisco, Cal; Mrs.
ii. 3i. tiiuuiMio, Lawrencevuie, n. v ; w. j, t iruram
Adel. Iowa: A. o. Smith. Newman. la.: Chas. k
Hlce, HAltJniorv, Md : Jease M. Scars, Carlisle, Ind.;,
ima i. jt. juiitT, kjiw, inu.; Airs, Minnie at
ual.se, ssi) Dt-lancy street, New York; II. w. Hall,
Ha&tlngs, JIIcIl; Wra.F. Mars ton, Lowell, Mass.; 1.
W. Ko'ierts Maricopa, Ariz.; Chaw. 8. lielaney.
Harrlsburg, I'a.; M. C. Cole, l owell, Mass.; Mm C. J
Snuriln.Cumdt-ii.Ahi.: Chas. Y. Kaw.Krederlcktown
Ohio ; Mrs. Lucy lluuter, i'armlnirton, 111.; Cant. E.
J. Hpauldlng, Camp btainbaugn - Wyo.; I. W.l racy,
steamboat Kock.lowa : Mrs. L. U'alte. ShuMinn.N.Y.
J. M. Peck, Junction City, Moot; Henry Kue. nan
us. Cal : L. 1. Cummin es. Itantoul. Hi.: S. E.Jones.
Charleston Four Corners, N: Y.; Geo. F. Ha'l, i'ueb-
lo, cal.; Wm.K. lurtrle, Sterling, Pa.; II. H.Ebon,
WH Venn street. Plttsbunr. I'a :
; j ic
llackmRn.tiam-
uet a uepoi, Ky,; nenry uonst, tieneio, in. j.;
!DO
a, in. i.; Aim
Hattio 1'arrotL Montgomery, Ohio
L. ldtrook.
cnatlmm, IIL; H. II. McCoy, Nastitn.rt.ohlo ; V.
w. Warner, Norm jockfoo, Mien.; Miss Mary A.
Wlnno. Varleo, Wis.; John Zlegler, Carlisle, Pa-i
James Tomltlns, 6U Cloud, Minn,; EQOCb I)uerr,!'aiv
nce city, Net).; Josepli ". Miller, Xcnla. Ohio ; s. 11.
Nichols, Ou Ivesion, Texas ; II. U Lain), Upper Alton,
111 ; John DavHCrescult, Ariz.; Mrs. Nancy Uraham,
r ui est i;u v, uiei;.
Golden Medical Discovery
Ii Alterative, or Blood-thanting.
Golden Medical Discovery
h Pectoral,
Golden Medical Discovery
h a Cholagogue, or Liver Stimulant,
Golden Medical Discovery
li Thnic.
Golden Medical Discovery
Br reason ot Its Alterarlre crODert les. cures Diseas
es ot tho lllood and t&ln, as Hcrolula or King's Krll ;
minors; ulcers, or uiu EHres; mournes, nmpies;
and Krupllons. Iiy lrtue oi Its l'ectoral properties,
Itcures DroncMal. Hiroal, and I.udk Affections;
Incipient Consumption ; Lingering Coughs ; and
Chronto Laryngitis, lu Cholagogue properties reu
der It an unequaled remedy for Bllllousness ; Torpid
Liver, or "Liver iComplalnt ; and lis Tonle protier
ties inako U equally etkcaclous la curing Indigestion,
Loss oi Appetite, and Uyspepfeta,
Where the skin Is sallow, and covered with blotch
es, and pimples, or where there are scrotulous swel
lings and ailectlonH. a lew bottles ot (Jolden Medi
cal Uiscovery will edeot an entlrctcure. II you leel
dull, drowsy, debilitated, have sallow color or sklD,
or jullowlsli brown sputa on Uio laco cr body, Iro
quent headache or dizziness, bad taste In mouth, In
ternal heat or chills alternated with hot Hushes, low
spirits andtglootny lorebodlngs. Irregular annetlto
and tougue coated, you are suffering irom Torpid
Liver, or ',Ullllousuen8.,, In many cnesof Llver
Complaint," only partjf these symptoms areexpe-
nenceu. jimu reiueuy ior uji bum cubes, nr. i leree s
Uolden Medical Uiscovery has no e qual, as It effects
perfect cures, leaving iho liver strengthened and
healthy.
THIS rJiUi'LE'S
Medical Servant.
Pr, It. V. TuRCX Is the Kilo Proprietor ana manu
facturer oltlie foregolnif mandlcs, all of which are
sold by druggists llu it also the Author cr the l'eo
I'le'H CoiiiDion enso Medical Adlscr.a work of
neatly one thousand pagtB, with two hundred and
eighty-two wood f neravUKS and colored platen. He
has already Hold or UiU popular w ork
Over 100,000 Copies !
PRICE (post paid) 1.50.
dress :
11. V. PIEIiOE, M. D,
World's Dispensary, BulTalo.N.Y,
Steel and Iron
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES;
PaUnt Insld Bolt Work maA
10 U7K COMrUTK WITHOUT IT 1 1
W. H. TERWILLIGER,
No, S4 Matdea Lane,
Xur WUnia II, IIW TOIA
dec I, IMI-ly
mil nns it ox ii.k with
DWELL & (KESHAN
IHlMlrVHWNUT T., ST. LOUIt,
tr.tit
Begs leave lo inform his customers ami the public Unit his stock is
now replete with nil the Novelties for Rpring mid Fuinmcr AVenr,
consisting of new nml beautiful styles of
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
AT REDUCED .PRICES.
nny of which he is prepared to make
Ready-made clothing cheaper than ever.
Cheap Suits for men, Cheap suits for Youths,
for Boys for Children.
nil of the best, make anil nt the lowest prices.
Just received a full line of all the
For Men, for Youths, for Boys Cheaper
than Ever.
A FULL LINE OF THE CELEBRATED
ZPZE-A-IR-L SHIRT I
For Men and Boys. Sold only by
BaYYIDD) LOWIEKBIa
MERCHANT TAILOR,
B3L.003yESDBXJK.C3-, DP A..
Then Buy N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT CO.
CHEMICAL PAINT,
and save one-third tie- cost of painting, and gctn paint Unit 13 much handsomer, and will
LAST TWICE A8 LONG A8 ANYOTIIEIt PAINT.
Is prepared rrndv foruseln white or anv color desired. Is on many thousands of the finest buildings
in theioiintrr. munv i'f wlilch hae been painted six) cars, and now look as ell as whenHrst painted
UI1KM1C VI, f-.vlN'i' uaa taken ilrstPllKMlliMS at twentyof the state Fairs of the Union. Samnlecardof
olors sent ireo, Atiaress .i. i. r.rt ahihh i ah,
1.UKU SbUN. Aicents 1321, Marxet street, Philadelphia,
Mammoth Grocery, corner of Main and Centre streets,
333L,002vrS33XJ3lO, 3? -A..,
is Tim ri.Acu to GKT Tim woRTn or youit money in Tim finest and freshest op
Fancy Imported and DomesticlStaple
Qapenswars. Glassware, Woil ana Willowware,
Flojir and Feed, Tobacco and Cigars,
AT BOTTOM PRICES FOR CASH,
OR NICE FRESH PRODUCE.
For NINETY DAYS
'Elegant Table
CM feared fej mj eenplltan with It fallswiDg wodltloMt Tb National 8(it 1
liiH..PIiuil Win. vfll mA to iit
ri.-hi. v nti Hh finiuina. ani4 anvHVM
inlUftl. T rt rcqalndu cul ooilhfolitog BUterwar Coupon ao54 It t
ib ibn Company, with jour raroo Bod 4ilra, ud 1m u t doUh with It 70 mdIi 4
cbarirM. Tot Spovni U1 M Hit br oiprMa (or
j.iiu,.4 i. ..nita withoBt Tunlicr Mat.
f tbt btii ntvrUl, tad nvil u tb Ual fiilr
UillffMimlbt Company will tHUfy I
JFFICB vw rnoni oiltib ruTrnv t ua van not pi , i uiinuriyiji. ,
To whom It nty Concern Tho Spoon ami out uodr ibla trriDirranii
vi f qiraniM art of beat quality, flrt fcravll ttlaied with Mn plehfl (tbt bardeit
vblto mdal known), end donUo nu tlW of pur Coin standard Silrtr add 4 on
lop of tbt nlektl. tbaa ryndnlDg tbtn tbt very bent Sllw.pjiud Ware nannfit
tvrtd. will benor no order wbkb doti BoiooDUin tb Bllreraro Coupon, wt4
1U not bonor tbt Cottves bftCf lilntv da rmra Ibt dalo of tbl par
Ulfc-uodJ JJATIONAI BILVEH PLAtlNO CO.
4 s - 704Chetnutat..hlUdtph(fc
blLVtUWAKE COUPON.
Ob TfrHrt f Ibli Conpoa, tntber with 78 etnu to or nil ebtr-ct, tnet4
lof ipr. or tntltlnc. rniravlni and bosl&c, wo fcertby 19 (fi4 .0 19 td-
Ml of cut iuo Cofa Sundird daublo-titn plaiw
SILVER SPOONS.
Ml on f teli "poon onfravo no dralred Initial. Ill cbarftt tn i fc f rrpalj tf
tbt 76 ovota Mai iu, nud Uf byvoa will Lw titlitr-i 4t tkmuaUDa ! U nny
timer ear(.
Ud fold. liDJ)
701
llkMM It ho JlMlrorl. on nno r.f Iho
i lltu of inopoont un paymani of tbo folluwini cborgeal bl aellit net I
I to l ft, Diaao ana nanaio ana 10114 piecv, iwh oicri, ouui 01 puirr
Hied, fit alt tat it, donbln nkktl ond alitor plmud, us eta. If oil tbcm
CMdl art daalrod, ondooo tbo total ebarjf, wbteb will bo 15 eta. for aponot,
it for bntvto, and Si cU. for fork total, $1.10 tbuo aoaurtna- for 13 11
I eooh article. rxoret knives, will ha
IMPORT AKiT
TVIa lltwnt lt Mil Mrl tnm onl.
Ut to Iho lntort of oil who era ooouro lis
ro not debarred r rtkaan of tbt oiplratlni) of tho Hmo
Ut ixdttun tiiftrwaio abuuld bo adj rotted diru.1 1 j i bt
, NATIONAL bXXVtlt
II
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is th;b
AND HAS THE
Margesi QizcuIaMQM
OP ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Terms $2.00 a Tear.
Country Produce taken on Subscriptin.
THE DIFFERENT
IN THIS PAPER
OF THE INNUMERABLE
AND MATERIAL
All kiiids of
Printing clone on
al low rates.
OFFICE NORTH SIDE
BLOOMSBURG,
up in the lntcst style.
latest styles in color nnd quality of
v.., ,13 iiuiu olil-vi, .1. 1., vi n.nk
ra.
July SI, -ly
Groceries of Every Description,
PROM DATE;
Silverware
b ha in fti ttla eotk. Mt st IT
tin rifh innnfl lOV deilrrrl I
mail, it Tou kavt b tlprei Offl)
The frxxuii ar auarant'fd Id n
FUW4 Wtri mt4e, u tbt IolUU(
-.,.. -r-r m
Chestnut bt , I'hilade! phti.
fonowfnc nrtlelaa wtl! to ornt la
engraved Willi uaj luIuj!
IU3i
KOTOCE.
U.t.
bnrfl( 1
J'l.ATK.'O CO.,
0. 70 1 Cicatnut Street,
rniLADELrniA, pa.
STYLES OP TYPE
Plain and fancy
sliori notice an
OF THE COURT HOUSE,
WOMAN.
lljrnn Immrnip vrnctlcr, CTtrmllnu Ihrnueh A
riorloil ol year,, limlnff wllhln (lint llmo Irenloil
ninny llioiunil rune of thoc iI1ic.1"m iiccnll.ir tn
woman, 1 havo licen rnnlilcil to iicrfcrl n moil
Solent mul ncrccnhlo nicillclne HiM mccti Hie ln
ICAtlona vmenteil by that clan ol illtMiica ultli
Voilllre certainty ami cjnelncn.
To ddsnato lhl natural ipccldo comwunJ,J
htTe named It
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
The term, howercr, la but a Iccblc cxprewlon of
mv lilpli ainircclatlon ol In ynlnc, bascil upon
my own veronl obtertatlon. A n close no.
errer, I have, while wimeiilnit Ha pontile re-
Cults In the few ipeeial dlscaaea Inclilent to Hie
eparalo organism ol woman, mirIciI it out ns
llio climax or crowning xciii or, mr
inrillrnl rnroer. On Us merits, ns n posltlirc,
,afc, nnd effectual remedy for Hi In class ol illt
cases, and one that will, at all times and under nil
circumstances, net kindly nnd In harmony with
tlw laws which rotcih ihe female aystem, I am
willing to stake my reputation ns s physician,
May, oven more, so confident am 1 that It will not
Uliappolnt the most eangulno expectations of a
atnfrle Invalid Indy who uses It for any ol Ihe
ailments for which 1 recommend It, Hint I offer
and sell it under A I'OMTIVJ: llUAItAN
Ti:E. II a beneficial cffcci is not experienced
by the lime two-thirds ol tho contents of tho lt.
tic are used, I will, on return ol the boitlc. two
thirds ol the inedlcino liavlna; been taken accord
ing todlrcctlons, and tho case being ono for which
I recommend it, promptly return! the money paid
for It- Had 1 not Ihe most perfect confidence In
Its virtues, I could not offer ft ns 1 do under these
conditions! but having witnessed Its truly mlrneu.
lous cmcs in thousands of cases, I fool lrnr
rnnlcd mid perfectly anto In rlaklne;
IHtlll 1111 rOJIlllKllUll Ulllk UHJ II1UHUI
lu merlin. '
Tim fniiowlnp are nmona riioe il semes In
which my I'avorilo Proacrlpllou has word
ed cures, ns If lir mnirlc. anil with n ccrtatntr
never before ntlnincd bv nny mcdlclnoi Iu
corrluea, ICvccsslve I'lowlng, l'nlnful Monthly
rcrlM, Suppressions when from unnatuinl
crimes, IrrcRtilnrltlcs, Weak Hack, rrolnpsus, or
falling ! Iho Uterus, Anlcvcrslon nnd ltclrnvcr
,ion, llearlng Down sensations. Interim! licit,
Nervous itcnressinn, ueuimr, icspniiucin-v.
Threatencc Alllcarriage, i;nmnic i;nngesiion, in-
K.mm.llnn nml tllrcrntion of tlio UlCrtlS. ImDO-
tenev, liarrcnncss, or Slcrlllty. Kemalo cakno.
and Very manyoihcrehronlciilcascs incident lo
woman not mentioned heic. In nil nrrcctlons of
this natitic. my Fnvorllo l'rcscrlpllon works
euros llio lunriol of llio world. This
medicine I itn not cxtn! ns a curo-all. but it
ulmlralily lulillls a oliiRlcnpa of pur-
0C, UCing n mnsi pcricri nirriuo in mi Liiruinw
li.en.ps nf thn sexual srstcm of woman. It will
not disappoint, nor will It do harm, lu any elate
or eondilliin.
Those wlm,lelro further Information on these
subjects ran obtain II In Tub 1'kople's Common
3knhk Mkdioal AnvisKii, n book ot oer Poo
pagos, sent, post-paid, on receipt of I..V. It
ireals tnlnulelv nf tho.o illscaci ccullar lo
Females. nnd ches much valuable ntivi.'o In re
tard to the management of thoio nffcctlniis.
FAVIIKlTi: IMMXJIUl'TIO.V SUI.S
nv ai.i. i)iti;:iiisT.s.
R, V. PIERCE, M. D, Prop'r,
UU1WAI.O, X. T.
Bep. s, 'jj-tt
l)r Sutar-Coatcd, Concciilrntcd, Itool
and Herbal Juice, Aiitl-llllloua
llrnnulc. THE "UTTLE CIANT"
OATlIAK'l'IO, or ninltnni In I'arvo
1'liyaic.
The noveltv ol modern Medical. Chemical, and
riiarmaceutlcal Science. No use of any longer
taking the large, repulsive, and nauseous pills,
comMjsed of cheap, crude, and bulky ingredients,
when we can, by a careful application of chemical
science, extract all the cathartic and other medi
cinal properties from tho most valuable roots and
herbs, and concentrate them Into a minute Ilran-
uie, ttcarcoiy larger man n uiiisiiiru
tioed. that can lie readily swallowed by those ol
the most sensitive stomachs and fastidious tastes.
Each little l'urgntlvo I'ollet represents, in a
most concentrated form, as much cathartic power
ns Is embodied in anv of tho large pills found for
sale In drug-shops. From their wonderful cathar
tic power, in comparison to their aiie, people who
havo not tried them are apt to suppose that thcr
are harsh ordrastlc In effect: but such is not at all
tho case, the different active medicinal principles
of which they nre comiwisod being so harmonized
and modified, one bv the others, as to produce
a moil acarclitng and OiorouRli. yet
ttcnlly and kindly operating, cuthar
llc. 8500 neurard Is hereby offered by the pro
prietor ol these Pellets, to nny chemist who, upon
analysis, will nnd In them any calomel or other
forms ot mercury, mineral poison, or injurious
'drug.
nelnsj entirely vegetable, no particular
cato is icttuircd while using tlicm. They oncrnio
i without disturbance to the constitution, diet, or
'occupation. For Jaundice. Hondaclio.
SJUllBlipailoii. jmitiiro niui'u, -....
llio Shoulders. Tllfhtiio of llio Cheat,
lizziuo. itour i;niclutloii from Iho
stomach, Had laslo lu tho inoiitli, II II
loua atlacka, l'aln III region of Kid
licia, Inlcrnal t'ovcr, lllonted feeling
iibout Stomacll, Itluli of lllood lo
Head, High-colored Urine, Unsocia
bility and Gloomy Forebodluga, tale
Dr. t'lcrce'i 1'leanaut rurgatlvu I'cl
lct. In explanation ot the remedial power of
my IMirgattvo l'ellets over ao great a variety of
ill.eases, I wish to say that their anion
upon tho auininl economy U iiulver.
kill, uot a Klillld or tlaauo cacaplng
lliclr aanatlvo Impress. ,Ago does not
impair the properties ot lheo relicts. They are
sugar-coated and Inclosed in glaa bottles, their
virtues being thereby preserved unimpaired for
any length uf lime. In any climate, so tli.it they
arc always fresh and reliable. This is not the
case with those pills which arc put up In cheap
wooden or pastelioanl boxes. Uccollrct lint for
all dlitaes wheio a I.nxuliw, Alterative,
or liirgutlvc, is indicated. lhee llltlc Pellets
Mill guc thu most perfect sail. faction toallwho
li.e llicm.
Thoy aro nold by all llrugglaii al 43
cciitu a bottle. .
&. V. PISUCE, . D Prcj'r,
iiurrAi.o, k. v.
scp.su, 'JI-I (
Tho Lightest Running;,
Tho Simplest,
Tho Most Durahlo,
Tho Most Popular
or
SEWING MACHINES.
J it canllf understood, makes the
doublc-lltreod lot k-fttllcli, insselr
resulatluff tenaloua ami take-up.
nnd trill do the whole range vf futility
work without clianse
TJie ' Domeitle in ml fin the ino$l
durahle manner, tvlth conical eteel
bearing und compvntatlmf Journal
throughout
PAPER FASHIONS.
TieejiojiiilnrXA.rrT13TlNS for
(allies', mines', ami rfilfdren' lirtt;
ure rut on a ysteui auperlor lo "!
u sue, anil can 6 sinilcralood auy
ouo. J VII directions and lllmlralloin
eacfi eitrrloiie.
Send i'lre Cn( for Ututtratcd Cata
logue of lOOO J'usilolif.
BowinK HaoUno Co,, Now York.
I. W. HARTMAN,
ApfDoislic" Farer Fasblons
Bloomsbur.
December li, lU-ljr
PATENTS.
F. A, Uhtnano, Bollcltor of American (tnrt Foreign
l-utente, WatJilcgtou, D, C. Alt butlncss connected
with 1'atenU, whether before tha l'atent Office or
tha Courts, promptly attended Ux Ho charge nude
untesik patent ubecuroo. bend for a circular,
y ,tT-U bw
pEitrrs.m
o o o
WTSTA1VS BALSAM
WISTAIVS BALSAM
OF
OF
WILD CHERRY
WILD CHERRY
cunts
Cotial't, Odd,
Sore Throat,
JfoartcncM,
Whooping Courjh, Influenza, llronchith,
J)ij!c)tlt!ofJlrcathiiig,Atllmii,l)iih'
thcria, Vrovn, 'mil in the tide
ami Jlrcait, Sinttiny Jlhod,
Quiiwj, J'hlhitw, and
evcri Affection,
Or" THIS
THROAT, LUNGS AND 011EST,
inci.uui.no eviw
CONSUMPTION.
FltOM UI.DKU II. L. OILMAN, A MINISTfilt OP THE
OOSPKL IN (1LOVKI1, VT.
"I lmvo lioen troubled for Funeral yeara with n (llf
nculty of the heart nnd limits t lutvii nppllocl to tiev
cru pltyalclnna fur help, nml linvu Ii led ulintwt every
reti ciU rreotntnendod, without rccclvlne any nssli
tnnco, but Ind iK-cn trrowlnff weaker uud weakt'r,
until, liciirl nir of Wfmir's lialram of vMld cherry
about n) ear alnoc, 1 commenced uslnirltwlth Itn
ntcdlnto relief, lthas not only rcslori'd my lttnga to
n pound ntc, but I nm i ntlrcly rcllcicd of Ihe dlf
tlctilty or ill-rnw of tlio heart. 1 liaie no hesitation
ltiH.olnir that It Is tho best Inner medlelno lieforo
Uio publi and I chiicrfully nnd conscientiously ro
comineinl It to nil persons sitlTerlng with pulmonary
complaints "
Wistnr's flJalsam
Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Chcriy.
of Wild Ohcrry.
1M(U.HsMI inAt' UP KIUn.MU.NI), VT.
"Somotliroofars slnco I was nttackpd with a
HPcnicmmli. HortMiusi nnd Irritation of (lioluntrs
iuu intii hiis uuut'u iisiiiinii m atcvt'ro lorra. uur
Intf IIih ilrst car I trtwl pcmth! nr tho most twnulnr
inftllclnt'H of the rtrty.uut rccelid no real relit r, nnd
I lind nlmmtdpspnlrrd or tner rpffnlnliiff mv lionlth
wlicnl was Induced to try Jr. Wihtnr'rt Unburn ol
Wild Cherry, flitch ury soon rt-UovM rne, My
coujfh lircattio loose, tliwsorenw ind lriH,Hton dls
nrpenred, and my pMicruliicnlth bean to inend.
l cunllnued its ino and a lew bottles leMored mo to
lietier health than 1 ccr hoped to onjov niratn. I
I'tiicvu niu iiiLioiiiii iu uv inu iiiusi rt'iiuuio ruincuy
tlmt can bo found,"
Wistars Biusani
Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry,
of Wild Cherry.
FltOM BENJAMIN WllEELKIt, STATION AOKNT
AT FOUTH 1IOYAI.STON, MAS-S,
I was most aeverplv nflllctprt with a hnnl. ,trr
cotih with 1U usual accompaniment of night sweats
vuilluii.-K-j iJlunimilUK 111, HtirvuUSB HU'IU.ailU pi OS-
tratlne my licnoua nyatcin. and produclns ruoIib
debllltuU'd stnte of llcaim that, after trjlns medical
aid to no purpose, I had git en up all hopes otuver
recovirlni;, ns had nlso my friends. At this stairo ot
mailers I was prevailed upon, thruiicli tho lniluenco
of a neluhlior.to try Wistar's luisntn, tlioush with
nu uenei wimujver in im iruiy wcnticriui curauio
properties, nnd beforo ttslnir two imtlles the erfect
was almost magical. Jly cough entirely lelt me t ho
nlffht tmcut.s deserted me, hope onco more elevated
my depressed Rplrlts, ond soon I had nttalned my
wonted Mrength nnd vliror. 'Ilius has this tinlnam,
as lias oilen been remarked by porwins conversant
with the above facts In this vlclnhy, literally snatch
ed me from the grave. You aro at liberty to uso this
tonne ucneutui uiu aimcicu."
Wistar s Balsam
Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry.
of Wild Cherry.
Is prepared by snTH W.I'WI.E I- RONS, foliar
rlsou avenue. Boston, Mass. Sold by dealers gen
erully. to cts. uud $1 a bottle. march
DrsAsGsOLIN'SggS
all IiMi-ist-ifa, l'rlvute nftturs. irtntllnr frotii early nbum-t
of Inft I Ion of altlivr Ht'fnlnnl M cttllipatnitliuln
5' m lulu . Loai of Mimorfi luiiifilrcd itflit, Ixtl
IntihiMitJ or I m pott noy t vrmr
Dtly cnrvil t dUa of ttM fUurfdrr, kUin-jts I.hrr,
l.UniE-. Aitrmit, Caiarrh. ttlc aii L lifsii.V IAn-, nn.l JH
EAhKH Ur FKMALKH, yteUI to bU traMuicnl. Ur.Uw
ha h-wl life totiK it1hi-, buI ruret km oihm Wl. II
l a zrvlcmitt of Uia Ittfiifinwl Bthftnl, um nn ntemirvs liaa lb
liuvpnrnl.-in tha U.S. LA 111 I. A naulring tmtiiMiil wilb
rl ( utc hotiM and board, rail nr writ, r.i try enm rliirui' fnf
imttcDU heil.1 BflyiDDU fi Mil)U Of ltaLsf l.ouJi and rir-
ruhr nf lmntiut InfuttnMlort bvupma. lllt OLI.N'H
ywuntf M J in 4 It. wn-l -J w.i - on ,ll dlurM- of s pri.al.
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tiiwn.. IIili, I il v - 1 i In Ui iiiairt)
tlnn 1 irflM.1 .iii4ll iil li i. buk. tri M uuu, 1, tuy mi"
(Ira,, leiUI.
nug. 17, 77-ly it & c
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE S
"piIILADEIil'IIA AND itEAMNG KOAI)
AltltANOKMKNT OK l'ASHKNGKIt
TItAlNS.
JKiJ'lll, 1S76.
TlUISa LEiVB llll'KllT AS KilI.0TS (ft'MlAV KXCFiril
For New Yorl:, l'hllndclphla, Heading, l'ottsvillo
Tnmariua, &c, 11,33 n. m
For oatawlssa, 11,3a u. tn. t,4T nnd 7,80 p. m.
For WUllatnspoi t, 0,31 a. u. and 4,011 p. ra.
rKHNSrOK llCrlKT I.KiVt is FOLLOWS, (StKDlT EX
CKITEP.)
Leavo Now York, S,I5 a. iu.
Leave l'hllndclphla, 9, is a. rn.
U'avo Heading, 11,3 in. in., rottsvllle, lf,l5 p. m
and Tomaqua, 1,!5 p. in.
Leave UaUwlssu, o,su c,83 a. tn. and 4,oo r. m.
Leave WUllamsport ,,a I a.m,18,oo m. and B,uo p. m
Passengers and from New Ycrk and Pldlade
pula go throug.i lUiout change of care.
J. II. WOOTTEN,
C. 0, HANCOCK, oeneral Manager,
(lenerol lleket Agent.
Jan. li, isle lr.
N
TOKTHKHN CENTJtAL 15AILAVAY
tUJllAM,
On and after November 20th, 1873, trains will leat o
SUNDUltYas follows;
NOISTIIWAUD.
une Jioii o.vu a. ni., nrrlvo Elmlra . f.
" Canandalgua... 3.35 p. in
liochcuer t.6 "
Jilagaro. m
ltenovo accoinmodttt Ion 11.10 n.ni.uiTlio M'llllams
rtli.es p. iu.
Elmlra Moll 4.15 a, m., urrlvo Elmlra 10.20 a. in.
Iluff alo lispress.li a. in. arrlt o Iluffaio 8.50 a, ra
bOUTUWAliD.
ItuHalo Eipreks !.ui a. m. nrrti o Harrlsburg 4 J50 a. m
" liallluiore s.40 "
UlmlraMall ll.loa. m., arrive Harrlsburg u.o p. m
" WiuJilngton 10.80 "
" llalUmore
" Washington 8.30 "
Harrlsburg accommodation 6.40 p. iu. arrive Harris
burg 10.50 p. m.
arrive Calthnoro 2.25 a. in
" Washington 0.13
Erlo Mall 12.53 a. m. arrive Harrlsburg 3 03 a. ra;
llalUmore 8.40
" Washington lo.st"
I (AH dally except Sunday,
D. M. DOYD, Jr., Ueneral Passenger Agen
A. J. CABS ATI', Oeneral Manage
ELAAVARE, LACKAWANNA ,
ANK
WCSTUIUI KAILKUAD. i
BLOOMSI!Uj( DIVISION.
Tlme-Tablo No. 8W, Takes effect at 1:30 A, M
MONDAY, NOVEMI1KU SS U75.
NOItTII,
KTATIONS.
SOUTH.
p.m. p.m. a.m,
a.m. p m. p.m!
s to 3 58
8 44
UfrunlAn
8 00 8 M
ii
....!Ulievuo!"!!."
9 48 9 85 e 30
9 6S I m h t
7 55 3 49
7 4t 111
88
iuyioniue...
..Uuawanmu...
I'lttsUiu
West 1-ltUUin...
Wiomiug.,...
.....SIaltby"
....liennett.,..
....Klngsuiu
Kingston .....
1'limr.iith In..
81
10 Ml 9 IW fi 43
10 m 9 111 e CP
10 It 9 61 t 68
ill II ,M , in
7 411 8 81, V 115
7 S3 8 81 VOl
7 17 8 87
7 VI 83
7 18 3 18
7 15 3 17
7 15 8 II
7 07 8 18
7 01 S 09
58 W
(Ml 111
0 45 8 64
a io in
9 15
9 11
10 80 8 04 7 00
10 83 8 ( 7 7 11
9 07
9 OS
9 15
8 69
8 50
I" 81 8 10 7 15
10 97 3 17 7 85
10 81 8 89 7 85
10 sa a r t in
.... Plymouth... ,.'
8 61
.......Aionaais..
...... Nantlcoke....
.llunlock'si reek.
.-Shlckshlnny.M
...lllck'a Ferry...
....lieach Haven...
...... llerwlck
....lirlar Creek..
..Willow drove...
..Uni6 ltldjc.
, ..spy.,
. . .llloomsburg....
10 40 9 81 7 49
W 44 8 87 7 U
10 63 8 45 B 05
8 4Si
8 41
8 SO
8 18
II 10 4 00 g 95
11 IT 4 la b . k
6 15r 9 8l
l 8 85
8 14
1 93 4 91 8 t5
II 81 -a t (ifi
III BO 4 87 0 60
5 M
fi 65
fi 6 'i
fi 48
fi 40
D 84
fi 98
fi 89
fi 80
6 13
4 55
4 50
4 Hi
p.m.
8 19
8 18
9 10
9 It
1 68
1 13
1 48
1 43
1 411
1 85
1 ID
1 15
1 ill
p.m.
8 OS
8 13
7 68
11 W 4 41 65
11 43 I II tin
7 61
7 40
U 51 4 6! 7 08
7 VI
11 57
19 9
5 19 7 40
fi 08 7 45
7 85
Catawtssa llri'dge.
7 sal
19 07 6 14 7 62
19 10 5 80 8 CO
19 85 II 88 6 83
,Liai irs nwiu.h.
....I)anvlUo....
....Chulas y......
in
T04
19 89 fi 47 8 40
13 80 8 63 8 41
18 61 fi in Q 11
7 0
. . ...V lUUTI U .....
'.Northumberland.
a. in.
X.m, p.m. a.m
'I KAf). Klll!!.-
H V IT IT
'n mii 1 1 1 1 1 r n n, irei ii
0, lH-C, 10, 15.
ONE
I'arlorl let tiro pilnlcdln 10 1 tiers
. " iaiiii'H vuius null Jtiur ill no
fin. I. ni.loH 1A VII-..., a.. . .
1 J,.,.,u. iv HIIMIIUHIUUI
j ,o ,1,.:.,.. ,'.i.i.... ,.... ...
Ublltt 1-lillr.rl. 1 linllr. a ,...u n... !....'..
iinrlllvtly lortoiints. innali.i Hnmiairti.Hi.
Kl HTZ A una. 434, ctttlnut kt., Philadelphia, l
Uar. (Libm-iv ' J