Miscellaneous. THE SARPINT ' ' 'OP SISKIYOU COUNTY. UY DELTA CALAVERAS, ciimiii t. TUB STAdE-DRlVinS STORY "Now you'va got me I" Nutmeg Sol took an extra turn of the reins around his wrist as ho made this assertion, anil with a cut of tho whip admonished his "off" leader that any "cutting up shines" on his part at that peculiar moment, was irrelevant lo tho subject under consideration, and would bo promptly checked. The fair young girl at his si Jo raised ft pair of large blno eyes in surprise. "How? You do not know.who this 1111111 is -this Diamond Dick?" "No moro I don't, miss j an' I reckon no one else does," answered Sol, doggedly. "Well, but wh.it sort of a man is ho? De scribe him to me?" "Wnl, if you'll excuse my rough tork an' ways, I'll do my level best, miss. 'Tnin't ofieu I Lev such a pooty lis'ncr to spout to, yo know." t Alice Ilcardon blushed at tho broad compli ment, and busied herself arranging the various robes and shawls about her in such a manner u to secure tno moat comfortable position. "The fust time I ever seed this Diming Dick," commenced Nutmeg Sol, "war 'bout threo months ngo. "Pwnr ot Yuma. I hed two pilgrims that day. I'arson Moses and Uig Joe Mealy, nn' I war just agoin' to start when some one yells out to hold on. Then a feller jumped on the singe an' squatted down by me as peart ns you please, nn' without as much a-t.a)iii' by yor leave. Stylo? Wnl, T should remark I Store-close, biled shirt,nn' boots that wnr shining so bright thctye could he used 'cm fur lookin'-glasses. Hut I didn't notice them details then ; what took me war the orneyments he had on 'im. I don't 'spect you'll believe me, miss an' I don't blamo ye I wouldn't a believed it my self f I hadn't seed it, but every blessed but ton on his coat hed a diming sot in it, likewise his ve-est, an his ban's was blazin' with 'em. "'Mornln.' Nutmeg Sol,' says he, 'reckon I'll take a ride with ye, 'f ye hev no object shuns.' '"Sartinly. Jlornin,' stranger, raornin." said I, an' with thet I hit Dan my leader thnr a lick that made him jimp clear olFn tho gronn' I war so'mazed like. An' it would a dono ycr eyes good to seo them other pilgrims gape at the stranger. "The stranger didn't 'pear to notice nothin' tho,' but kecpt on a torkin' in his easy, soft vice, so like n female woman, that I took a liking to him at oncet, an' forked back all I know'd how you bet. "Wal, things kept on In this way ontil we 'most nigh got by thet hill thar ye can see ahead, when alt ter oncet the bosses shied like blazes. Thar was a bend in the road here which we hed jest turned, an' thar at the other end, 'bout thirty feet away, stood a man on hossback, with a six-shooter in each hand, an' which war pint ed dead center at us on the stage. 'Halt thar I' yelled this rigger, 'halt, or I'll make a fust-class funeral 'round these dig gin'.' 'I ain't no coward, miss, 'f I do say It, but you kin bet yec bottom dollar it didn't take me more.'n a million seconds to pull np. 'Up 'with yer flsh-hcoks, pilgrims,' .says the figger agin. 'I'm Moonshine Mike ; you hear mtV 'I hed my ban's full with the houses. I couldn't a-drawtd 'I 1 hed wanted to, an' I didn't keer much, an' Joe. 'n the parson elevated their fists mighty quick, but the stranger scratched a match on the seat, lit his sugar, an' puffed away as coolly an' onconcerned like as tho' thar warn't no bloody-handed robber with in mile. I looked fur Moonshine Mike to plug him instunter; but he didn't; 'stead he says kind o' Icy like: 'Stranger, my arm's gittin' tired, I heven't time to count inore'n five; up with yer ban's.' 'Eh, well 'f you're in a hurry I won't detain you.' says the stranger, an' with thet, quicker'n a Huh, he jumped olTr'n tho stage. 'I don't know how he hid it, I'm only tell'm' you ; I hedn't seed no wcepons 'bout him, but when the stranger's feet teched the groun' he had a pistel In each hand, like Moonshine ; am thar they stood, the stranger and Mike, look In' like two owdacious bull-pups awaitin' the word to pitch In an chaw thunder out of each other. 'Wal, Mr. Mike Moonshine says he 'who's got the drop now ? My name's Diming Dick ; ever heern tell 'me?' 'Diming Dick, hey V says Moonshine. 'Wal, now, sonny, drop them shootla'-irons ; I don't want to hurt you 71 kin help It.' 'But the stranger laughed right out, as tho' he war 'mused. 'Why, Looner Mike, ye ain't a bit perlite,' says he. 'I did think ye war goln' to raise sum fun, but I reckon you're nothin' but a sardine arter all.' Thet war too much fur Mike, you bet; he gritted out a cuss an' let drive twice. I spect tosee the stranger drap, but he didn't, he only went bick like a step or so an' then he let drive at Mike. I saw the shot, saw the lire cum out'r the pistel, an' then I heard a yell like an .Apache's death squawk. Then I saw Moon shine fall from his hos, thet galloped away like mad. The black thing thet hed klvered the face of the road-agent hed fallen off, an' thar plumb centre in his forehead, was a roun' rad hole. "I couldn't make It out et first. Hut when JJig Joe jumped out o' the stage an' give a 'hip, hip1 roar, It kind o' woke me up; I re'lized then thet Moonshine Mike, the terror, of the kentry, war dead. 'Wal, not to bother you too much, with par ticulars. I'll cut it short. We took the bodv Into Greaser Gulch, an' I teel you i made a noise. Diming Dick war the pet of the town Jnstunter, an' wbeu he took the reward as the company hed put up fur the killin' of ihe road agent, an' give the boys a lay out, that settled It 'Since then Dick hes located In Ihe gulch. He cums an' goes as he likes ; people don't ask him wharjhe goes It wouldn't be healthy, an wal, that's all, I guess." Alice has listened with keen attention to the "story told by the driver In his quaint, rougli style. Qifted with a vivid Imagination, she had pictured the scene to herself as it had hap pened, and while sbe shuddered at Ihefttal ter mlnatlen of the thrilling tableau, !io admired the brave daring of the man who was known only by the fanciful name of Diamond Dick. 'Do you know, miss,' said Sol, breaking In on her thoughts, 'they say Moonshine Mik can't rest easy, an' ha,nts the gorge in which he war killed.' Alter laughed heartily at the driver's words. 'How charming I a real ghost I How I should like lo meet this unquiet shade.' 'I don't think ye'd feel so good over It, mis, 'f ye knowd all. Bottle-Noe Tom seed it. He said It cuin'd out of a solid rock, ridin' on hossback, on a boss blacker'n the darkest dark ness, with blue fire cuming outer 'is nose an' mouth. An' Ihe spcrit war all afire with a sort of a cloud floatin' round It ; an' two days arter. Tom got a fever an' died. Yankee Nick war the next to meet it; a week arter he war faun' dead on the hilMde; 110 wounds 'on 'im, liut an awful look ou 'is face,' IT was hlaln that Ihe supersl'tlOut driver had his own peculiar notloas about the adf lsablllty of meeting this dread being. The next moment a turn In the road took them Into a dark corner Tin moon was not high enoughjet to throw any light Into tlilv gorge, and to Alice there was aomeining lore boding In the sadden transition from the moon lit plain into Ihe dark shadows of the frowning clirs. The air, too began to grow chilly, and with a shudder the girl drew a shawl tightly about her form. 'When we git around thet bend ahead,' said Sol, breaking lh silence again. 'I'll pint ye out the spot whar Moonshine Miko went under. 'Twarjistalcliantghtasthls when Ihe thing look tdace. You can a'raost 'maglne the WhoS. Dan 1 What In thunder alls . Ore al Jfcrtren, loot thar I' With a feeling of nameless horror Alice saw, standing in the road, a form In which she rec ognized the drcsd being of the drivers descrip tion, and which site had thought was hut the creation of ignorant superstition. There was Ihe black steed, hnrdly discerni ble from the gtooni; there the tall, motionless form upon his back, about whom there floated a thin, transparent material, that looked like a cloud, in its fleecy whiteness. And such a face I Surely it could belong to nothing I111 msn ? Dark, elfish locks struggling about features rendered perfectly hideous by the Miiefire play ing over them, eyes closed, in the centre of the forehead a round, red hole, a crimson strenk trickling from this wound. No, she was sane, and she beheld before her what? 'That Lord ha' marcy on us,' quavered the driver. 'It air the spent of Moonshine Mike.' CH.UTEK II. THE T1UEB OF THE .MINES. A lively place was the 'city' of Greaser Gulch since the rich deposits of gold discovered in the dark bed of the swilt-ilowing stream that ran through the canon had drawn the miners, ever attracted by the fascinating inducements held out by 'new digging,' frvm far and wide to this spot. Almost in a day, Greaser Gulch had sprung into existence. First a few hovels inhabited by Mexicans . then the rush of the gold-seekers ; and then, as If by magic, a city of nearly five hundred souls, of hotels, stores, gaming dtns and dance-houses thickly Interspersed among the habitations of the miners- Nightly these places of 'amuse ment' were thronged by the miucrs, who lured on by the fickle goddess, or the smiles of the heartless sirens, would throw away In a few hours the gold they had wrested from the earth during the day. Notably was this the case in a large eslabl'sh ment which lorded it over its neighbors, inasmuch that it boasted of two stories, and which bore on its sign the title of 'El Cap! tan.' On Ihe night we wilte of, the gambling room of the El Capitan was crowded, and the various games of chance In full blast, early as was the evening. Seated at one of the small tables ranged along side of the walls, three men were playing at a game of cards. From the poor playing they did and the fro quent mistakes that were permitted to pass un noticed, it was evident that the thoughts of Ihe players were not on the game. In fact they were conversing in low, guarded tones, 'And when will this girl be here?' inquired the younger of the trio, a Spaniard, evidently, from his swarthy face and fanciful dress, but who spoke English perfictly. 'I expect her by to-night's stage, Dave,' an swered the man at the head of the table, and who was dealing the cards, This was Colonel Ilcardon, proprietor of the El Capttau Hotel, aud reputed one of the best curd players in Arizona, Then I think I had better be preparing my self for the sacrifice,' said Dave, with a sarcas tic laugh, 'Does this girl know the tecntV It was Elan ElWell who spoke the express ageut and pustu.aster of the gulch a man, like Iteardon, past the prime of life, with small cunning eyes aud a crafty smile upon his lips. 'I think so,' answered Iteardon, 'but we must proceed cautiously ; too much haste will spoil it. iiy the way. Dave' Iteardon sank his voice lo a whisper 'thereis a mat) around here whom I don't like one who, I fear, knows to much for our good I' 'Who is that?' inquired both the listeners, eagerly, 'Hush! Don't speak so loud. There he is leaning on the bar.' lied Halir 'Yes; u deputy-sherilffrom Texas.' 'I fear him. What are you about, Dave V said the colonel, suddenly. 'That spade culls for trump?1 'Ah 1 so it does. Where are my wits?1 and Dave placed the jack of clubs upon the bower, A man sauntered by close to Ihe table' To El I well and Iteardon he nodded familiarly. Upen the Spaniard he cast a sharp, curious look. His face, contrasted by the black, wavy hair escaping from under Ihe slouched hat, the large brilliant eyes, and mustache of the same dark hue, looked ghastly In its marble like pallor. But the most remarkable thing about him, and one which would have attracted attention even in the most resplendent courts of Europe, was the mass of diamonds his clothes were adorned with. Each button on his coat and vest had set In its center a Dashing stone; in his Immediate shirt bosom gleamed a magnificent solitaire ; the watch chain dangling from his fob was sparkling with the preciocs gems ; aud upon the small fin gers of both bauds he wore rings set with the same brilliant crystals. This man was Diamond Dick, sometimes called 'Ihe Tiger, from a wonderful quickness and activity he had displayed on several occa sions. Exchanging greetings with many in the room Diamond Dick proceeded straight to the bar, and after shaking hands cordially with lied Hall, drew him osido In conversation. The three plotters at the table exchanged un easy glances. Hush, boys, hero comes the deputy sheriff, cautioned Keatdon. In truth, Bed Hall, after a few minutes con venation with Diamond Dick, had turned di rectly and was advancing to the door, Like Diamond Dick, he flashed a searching glance at the Spaniard, Dave, as he passed The next moment he left Ihe room. The three plotters turned uneasily In their seats. "Come, Dave, you'd better go, sld Col. Itear don, suddenly, arising. It wouldn't do to have you caught here. We can continue this convei nation at some future time. All right, leave word In the usual place when you want me, and I'll be ou hand, The Spaniard coolly lit a cigarette, and then without betraying any haste, tauntered out of the apartment. Hardly had the baize-covered doers folded behind his form, when a terrible hubbub arose In the saloon into which the door opened. Loud shouts and curses rent Ihe air. The next Initant the doors were dashed aside, and a mar, evl dently very much under the Inllueuce of whisky stsggered into ihe room Whoop I he vociferated, In a thick, hoarse voice, Who says I can't come In here? Whar1! the man? Show him lo me quick, The man was a perfect giant in stature, and broad in proportion. His dress consisted of blue flannel shirt, rougli pantaloons, and big boots, A mass of fiery red hair straggled from under the edge of a haltered plug hat, and frowsy beard of Ihe time color covered his face. Around his waist was striped a mall arsenal of weapons. THE CpLUMBIAN AND The rude entrance of the stranger had Inter rupted the various games In progress, and as every one In the room was staring at htm, no one noticed that a man glided Into Ihe room by small door it the head of the apartment. This zaan aflfJiutriedly whimpering s few vtonkin-. to the ear of Diamond Dick, went out ng.iln as noiselessly as he had entered. Whatever It was he said seemed to affect Dick in a peculiar manner, and he started to leave the rooui by the door at the firther end. In doing this he fell under the notice of tho the red-haired giant who suddenly barred his way. Whar you goin pilgrim ? You e-.ii't git out ycre onlcoa yuu mount me first. Dick looked at him in anitKiueiit. Why cannot I leave ? Cause I don't want ye. I'm the S-irpint of Sikl you counly, State of California, Il-iu-iini Hur ry's my handle Then placing his arms akimbo on his hips, he looked at htm with an impertinent sure. A steely glitter big-iu lo show In the eyes of Diamond Dick, Serpent of Siskiyou, youre making an ass of yourself. If you don't step aside I'll mop the Hour with your dirty face. What yuu if fit irled the giant. Dj mo can deceive me? (J tit ma an n ? me ? Hnmum Harry? Stranger, I kin bar to hu spit on, and hev it rubbed tu ; b it when a nun tells me I'm an ass, that let's me out, and he alined a blow at the face uf Dick with a list like a hum Well meant, too, was the blow, and had it struck fairly, would have cut short the existence of Diamond Dick then and tlurc. Hut with a bound, the Tigct of the mines sprang aside, and as the giant, staggering under the iaipeluusity of the blow, ptsKed, he shutout his right hand like a Hash. Fairly upon the neck of the handsome Har ry fell the terrific blow, and the giant lay in a quivering heap upon the tljor. A laugh went up from the spectuters, who breathlessly watched the altercation. In a few iniuntes the fallen giant began to stir himself. Silting up lie gaied blankly uround Catching sight of Diet, who, with aruis fold ed low down his chest, was calmly looking at him, the Sarpiut of Siskiyou struggled tu his feet, and walked gingerly aud cautiously around a few times. , Tbeu, as if satisfied, he said, apologetically : Stranger, my foot slilpcd. Scuse me fur belli so awkwaad. Now I'm yo!t fur ye I' aud he made a rush at his nimble antagonist as be finished speaking. This time Diamond Dick did not avoid him, but quickly dodging the blows, he sprang in side of the giant's guard, and poured a perfect rain of blows upon his face. Blinded, staggering under the terrible hail of blows. Handsome Harry struck wildly into the open air, until Dick planted that terrible right bander onin upon his neck, and again the giant fell like 11 sack of meal. 'There, I hope that will satisfy you, fool 1' said Dick, coldly. 'If you are not, there's more where that came from,' 'Oh, no, pilgrim,' said the giant, wiping the blood from his eyes. 'I ain't a bit proud, if I do say it, Shake I' Diamond Dick grasped the proilered hand. His was not a nature to repulse an offer of friendship made uuder such circumstances, 'May I go out now?" he inquired, wiih a smile, 'Wal, I'll salivate the man as says you can't,' replied the Sarpint of Siskiyou, glaring around defiantly. All right, Sarpint of Siskiyou I didn't know but what you might have something else to say against it. Nary word, stranger; you're boss of this town. I ain't buckin' agin no nirthquake this lime, 110 siree, I ain't, answered the Karpin', wilii a wise shake of his head, Dick turned away with an amused smile up on his face, to leave the room, but as he stretch ed out his hand to push aside the door, a pistol shot suddenly ran through the room, followed by a low moan of agony. CHAPTER III. A CLOSE CALL. Diamond Dick staggered buck and fell mo tionless on the lloor, A cry of horror from tho crowd, then n fav age snarl, and tho Serpent of Siskiyou drew n rotolver and leveled it nttho crowd. W'har's the man who tired that shot ? Quick! You onery cusses you sneakin ctittliroats, Who was it ? I'uncy Charley, tho barkeeper,canie forward. Uciitloiiien, whoever fired the shot, did it through that door, pointing to tho small en trance at tho hca it of the room, I heard it close immediately after Dick fell. With n vengeful yell the Serpent of Siskiyou hurst through the throng nnd threw himself against the door which g.ic way before him with a crash. A flight of stairs were di.-clo-ed leading up ward. The Serpent of M-kitou sprang un these with n bound, followed by n down or more rl tho miners, with dinwu uoiponsin their !i.i its On thu 1 uding above which was ill darkness the 'iant tollided with sumo one who was throw i violently to the lloor by the shock. With n howl ot triumph the Serpent of Sis- kiyni eoll.iied the being, and, in spitu of his C1.C3. di.igged him down stairs, und him heud- long into thu room. Thar )u nir, boys, cried the infuriated giant th.ir's thu 'sassin. What I do me eyes deceive o . .V heathen Chinee '! It was u Chinaman tlieloose,baggy trouscr;, the wide sletves of tho. jacket, the olive com- luxion, tho iduiond-bliiipcd eye, mid above nil tho long plaited cue dangling behind could eloug to none but u child of thu Celestial Em ire. The chinaman's face turned nliiiost green from fright.and he was jabbering away in pigeon hnghsli at a terrific rale. Hi, you Meliian man, uliaUeo iiiuttte ou ? What you wnntee Hop Sing !" Look here, heathen, ou kill man, said tho giant, menacingly. Xo killeo ull saim lie ! What I Kin I believe ino ears V Tell me I lio '! Colonel Iteardon Interfered nt this 1110 ineut. I think you are wror.g, gentlemen. What motives could this L'hinaiuaii luive in firing at Diumcud Dick? 1 hen what war he doin' ou thein stairs? doggedly demanded the Serpent of Siskiyon Ay, what was he doing there ? came from Ihe men who surruunded the Celtstial, with dsrk luces. Let mm tell that, Mo come bringee )ou wasn, Missee say takee you roc in ; me go. Den Meliean man pusheo me down ; no good I louhcar, gentlemen, his story is simple. enough. A joyful shout at this instant came frcro thoso who had picked up the fallen man, Hurroar, boys, he amt dead I cried a gaunt lanky bordcrmau ' he did not stop the bullet squar, bell come to soon, 1 Some warm friends had Diamond Dick among those lit the room, and this announce ment fell gladly upon their cars. They crowd ed around the wounded man eagerly, ann in the confusion thus mado the Chinaman glided swiftly out of the room. Dinmond Dick had opened his eyes, und was staring vacantly around at the rough faces bending kindly over him, He put his hand to his head with u groan of pain. Ay, it war a close shave, old man, said Cin nabar Sam, who supported him upon his knee, but here drink this j it will put you ou your pins in less than no lime. The h cry liquor did Its v, nrk, nnd Dick Btrug- gle-d to his feet J but ho reeled dizzily, I How is it, purd 1 said the Serpent, bteadying I him , Aint hurt had air ye ? DEMOCRAT., BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COLNTYA. Oh, no, Im nil right, Tho bullet only grazed my hend, Ht.nbs.wsilic c6wnrd that fired nt mo when my back was turned ? Yoall hev to art ma sum easy ones fust,pard; the shot cum from the door thar. ..Ye?.And did-no-oae follow tho nsMssln 1 Now youro shoutin they didl cried tho Ser pent. I got through tho door too quick. And could you not find the man who fired at mo? Nary limn pnrd didnt find nothin ccptin n heathen Chinee. Who wat Unit ? He called hiiiKi'lf Hop Sing tho varmint. Ah, Hop Sing, t kiid.v him, said Dinmond Dick, He did not lire nt inc 1 11111 sure, 1 war 11 goiu to skulp him purd ; I war fur n fact ; hut thet high-toned gnlout tlnir, put in his ynup nn lowed lie Knoircd tha man, Colonel Iteardon scowled nt this allusion to himself, nnd eamo forward Dick, ho said, I regret this very much ; but I' nm suro you can attach nono of tho blnmo to mo, I wal as much nttonished us any one in tho room when 1 sw you go down. I didnt think I lie Chinaman did It, mid therefore I stepped in between him mid tho iotenca which this man wns about to do You did right, colonel ; the Chinaman never fired tho shot but how long have I been insen sible 7 ho inquired suddenly. Not long ; perhaps live minutes. Alt then it is not too late, and Dick, turning abruptly, sta'ked out of the room, leaving his friends staring in amazement ut the door which closed behind him, Too Into ? mused Colonel Ucnidon lo him self. 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EH A M K 1, l'A DEIt fiSON, Accnts 1321, JIarKct street, l'lilladclphla, For NINETY DAYS 11 Elegant Table Ctt ht iwnrtd by U en conipUDc with th following tondttlonil Tin ITiiinntl Bh'ttl PlUn( Company. 7H Chtni 61ml, t-biladelpbU. mftBartctarcri cr Fan Coin H SUBtUrn Biirtr nn E1n4 Wart, will otnd ta hot n.Ki. v.ira puui mi ftMoBi. nrl inrtHa initial. You im rtquired to cut out Ui following Silt orwarw Owpoo ta3 pti4 it w 1 too abt Companr. with yonr ntmo And tddrtM, amt tlto to ooleie with it 79 n(t to nt U cbariM, toclndtof coit of entr"'" initial!, paokiDf. boxlor Ql aiprtM cbargt. Tbi Spoani will M lent by eiprca lor mm, ir you bar do onrtu aoctt, 1 a dtltfr4 la y onr band without tanbtr coat. Tbeao Spoon tr iiaraoul u t of tba bait material, o4 cquU t4 tafl but flUm-PUtei Wait mi&i, u tbt toUowiof Uumi from Ida Company will Wilifyt H. ,- Omct or National Siltik Turna Co , 701 Cneilonl ot , rnnaaaTptTi. Pa. To whom It tats Concern. Tua Bpoooa irot ant asdtr tola airMgemenl ggaratitM ara cf beat quality, flrat tea ttly plated with pore dIciI ttba aardetf. vbtta maul known), nnd a donltla-aiua plat et part Cola Su&dard AUrar addad on lop of tba nickel, tbai rendering them tb very beat 81lrr-PUted War mmofte. lured. V will honor no ardcr wbkh doea not eontala tb flllr erwara CoupuB, Uil a (SifUftlJ SIXVEltWAIilS COUPON. m . Ob wwrlft of M Coupon, togalber with 75 ecnu to eoer n el arret , toelarl. teg eipreia r mailing, roirarlng and botlng, wa tart by (run W W tJ a4 dig at ef i ur turi Cunt Standard doublo-aitra plat! SILVER SPOONS, aM a eaca Spoon angravo any dctf red Initial. Ill ehargea art ! tn Breral-f hj tba 76 eenu ten l a, aad Ua Spoeoi wLU ll dcllw4 at 4cUuUuu trio ff any oilier charge. Uoodfw ninety daya from tttef thla rfr, after wfclrh thl rcnra ll Bull tfidfvld. l&fcUtdj If ATI 0 HAL HILVElt FLATJNO CO, 704 Choatnut St.. Philadelphia. RhtiiM It tia eiMlrad. an ana of tba foil Han of tba rtpoona on pajojeat of tba follow iaoivea, wane ann nanaia nni aou pieoa, pet bkci, aeuuiv aicmai inn iiTrr dialed, til alg for k a. do u bio Biokcl aoi Oliver plaiad, HS ell. If all tbeio gooda ara dtelrad, tncloaa tba total cbargea, wbien will bo 15 cla. for apsmoe. $t fur kolvea, and 14 cti. for forka total, $3 10 tbua awtrunoa Mr SI 1 I coon orucio, exc dtaUXttl WlUltml wouiti ooit idu mucn mora id oit you much moro in any IMPORTANT nila llhrml titTrr It Aid anarl fri nnW It la to tba loureitof all who can aecuro It UncUta li m In it Ibtit f ra not debarred by rcaaoo, of tba oiptratlott of tha Una auobllkJ, Ad lwt Uro wiillfig bilearwara abould ba adjreaaej Uirtxt u Itio KATIONAX SUAXi: PLATING CO., Uo. 701 Cbectnut Btrcct, rniLADELrniA, vx. march 15,lH8-4r ltHIHBBijalBl? IS THE ILAttGUST 1EWSFAFEE AND HAS THE M&Fg rcuIatiQm OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN COLUMBIA COUNTY. Terms $2.00 a Year. Country Produoe taken on Subscriptin THE.DIFFERENT IN THIS PAPER OF THE INNUMERABLE AND MATERIAL All kinds of Printing done on at low rates. OFFICE NORTH SIDE BLOC IMS BURG PA, - wiisssiBififlft up in the lntest style. latest styles in color and quality of FOB SEEfli SOLD ONLY BY of Main and Centre streets, ilPRtrr-t!. Is on m&nv thousands tit t ha nnpsr. rilltMintrS sears, and now look as ncllus when first paint11 TCiityoftko Male Fairs of tho Union, sample card of INT uo., lla I'riuce street, M. Y., or liENKY L. ihla.ra, July 517, 'Jl-ly PROM DATEi Silverware d wfa rwMio till not toe, n Set f t on each Doofl dt dailred 1.1 704 Cheatnut Bt, Vblladelpbts. win article! will bo tea I fa lag cbaritt 1 81 1 aolld eteil other way. Pemeuiber thai fiiv mil NOTICE. i hipibI. run. Ami ttrtr I .'1 STYLES OF TYPE Plain and Fancy short notice and OF THE COURT HOUSE, WOMAN, n nn 1mmtic pructlcc tm1lr.i thrnuxti it rwrlal c jcr, tinlng within tlial llmo treated nrnnr thoiisaml ce of ilinsp illpii-ci vccnllnr to mum, I hire Men enMl In perlcrt y m(i potent ml (treeble medicine thai meeui the In. dlenttone preienied br thst elms ol dleic wlta poiltlrt cermlntr nd Mctnefc To deslfnate ttil niturl fpcclflo compounJ, X ture named It Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The term, howeter, ll Imt a leelite eiprenton ot mr lilfili appreciation ol Iti Tnlue, tuued uron mr own personal obieratlon, At a cloie ob. errer, I'liae,whlle wltnciilnn III intltlf re. ults In Hie few ipeclal dlieaie. Incident lo the ppnrnie ctrxunlsm ol woman, akiKled It oul at llio climax or crowiiliia om of mr rued Icnl rnreer. On Hi merlu, ni a pollie, nle, and.eiTectnal rcmedr for this class ol dls. eases, ami ono that will, at all times and under all circumstances, acl klndlr and In harmony wlih the laws which (torern Ihe female arstcm, 1 am wllllnir to stake mf reimutlon ns a phjsldan. NaT, een more, so confident am I that U will not disappoint the most fana-nlno etneciatloni of a llnnle Invalid tadr who usei It lor any of the ailments for which I recommend It, that I offer and sell II under A I'OSiTIVU OUAHAN. run. If a lioneflclal effect Is not eiiierlenccd Ut the time two-Uilrds of tlio contents ol the bot tle are ncd, I will, on return of the bottle, two thirds of the medicine having been taken accord Inir toillrectlons.nnd the caio being ono for which t recommend it, promptly refund the money paid for It. Had I not the most perfect confldenoo in Its virtues, I could not offer It as 1 do under these condition-; but haviinf wltnosscd its truly mltacu lous cures In thousands of cases, I (eel war ranted nml porfoclly nfo In rlaklna both my reputation and mr money ou Ita merits. The following are among tlio-e diseases In which my I'avorllo Preacrlpllon has work eit cures, ns If by mnglc, and with a certainty neter I'efore attained by any medicinal I-en-corrhoja, Kxccsilve Flowing, I'ainful MonUily 1'crlnds, Suiniresslons when from unnatural causes. Irregularities, Weak Hack, l'rolapius, or falling of the Ulcrus, Antcverslon and ltcirover slon, Hearing Down Sensations, Internal Heat, Nervous Dcprcislon, Ueblllly, Uospondoncy, Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic Conecition, In nammatlon nnd Ulceration ot the Uterus, Impo tencr, llarrenness, or Sterility, Female Weakness, and cry manv other chronio diseases incident to woman not mentioned here. In all affeotlons ot this nature, my Favorllo Prescription works cures tho murvel ol Ihe world. This medicine 1 do not citol as a cure-all, but It admirably fulDlls a luglene.. of per noip, bo'tng n most perfect speclllo In all chronic, ili'ca'oj ol tho sciual system of woman. It will not disappoint, nor will It do harm, in any state or condition. Those who desire further Information on theso subjects rati obtain It In THK 1'KOPI.ll'sCOMSloM bK.vsc MkuicaIj Anvisiii, a book of over noil fiapes, sent, post-paid, on receipt of 11.-10. It reals uilnutelr of thoso dlsca-es vcculiar to Kcnialos. and g'hes much valuablo ndvit-o lu re tard to the m-majement of thoso affections. FAVOHITi: IMIKSCHIPXION SO 1,0 in' ai.i. iiitcc.fiivrs. ' R, Y. PIERCE, H. D., Prop'r, 1IUFJFALO, X. Y. ten. ti-ti Or .H?ar-s:outod9 Colirentratodt IKoskt nml Herbal Juice, Antl-ltlllous tirillilili-. TIM! "1.ITTI.K CIANT" C'A I'll. nt l it;, or Jllulium lu rarv i'li) -.Ic. The nt city of modem Medical, Chemical, and l'hari.raeriitlral !H!lcnrc. No use of any lonrer tuLmi; llio large, ri-pulslve, ami nauseous puis, eniiipii-d ol cheap, crude, and bulky inrrednnls. h hon t o can. by a earelul application of clisariaai ki-iMiii-i-. rkrrtirt all the cathartic and other medl. ciiml properties from the mostvalnahle roots and herbs, and c.iiiLentrate them Into a minute (Iran nip. hfiirri-lt' lurirer than u mustard ecd. that enn ibeiieadilr swallow etl by llioseot the iml f.t-ii-,UlofUinacnsaud flidious ustes. I..ich llttto I'lireailsro I'ollet leiuesents, in a Most cotn'1-iilr.ui-d lonn, as much cnlhartio p,wer' as is en. Lolled Inanrof tho lame pills fsusd for laic in ilriij-liops. From their wonderful cathar-. tio powi-r, In ciiuparison to their size, people who luivi- t.t,t trie 1 Uiein are apt to suppo- tltat thev mo li.nt.li nrilrH.Lin ill Cllectt but sllfll is UOt at all thu i-.i-r. ihoiliireientactiro medicinal prlnelplesi of whu'ii thev aitj c4iiiiio.eil bclnir so harmonized1 and niiHllucil. one ov too oiners, as in produce a iiiii.i nunrclilnc and tlnirolluli, yet ircnll)- and Kindly operating, cathar tic. $.",t)tl llcss'ard is hereby offered by the pro pi uMor ot tlK-.e rollcts, tonnyehemlst who, upon anal) sis. will Und In them any calosiel or oilier fm ins ot mercury, mineral poison, or Injurious dim;;. llclnz entirely vegetable, no particular willMiilt dlsltllbanco lo the constitution, diet, or iiccupstlou. For Jaundice, Headache, CoiKtlpalloh, linpiiro Illood, I'alii In llio shonldi r,'l lt'ltn "I tho Chest, Ilz7liu, Sour I.ruetulloil from the Mauinch, Had la-lo in llio mouth, nil, I ss si -a utliti'Uo, I'll I ll III rerrlou ol Kid uu, Internal Fever, Illoalcd Ivrlinu nuolll .oiuat-u, isiiaii tft i'i""i . ....-I iii,i.-..il,ii-,-,l llrlno. Diiaoel hllli) and t.loomy l orobodlima, take lr. I'lori-o'ii I'liimanl Iurt!iitl Pel leta. In ovplanalion of Hie rcnieilial power of nn I'lirs-'Ulve l'ollcts oter eo gi c.it a arlctv of lic.ios, I wish to say that tholr action upon llio tiuiiuul economy i unlvL-r kI!i. n, t i. iluiiil nr tlsbtto cacalilUB lliclr auiiatHo Imprest.. -ie docs not impair llio prnpeinesol these I'ellcu. 1 hey are .Uf.ir-ci.ile. I and inclosed in Eas botHeii their virtues belli; thcrebr procnud unimp.ilred lur aur iciiftli uf lime, in anv limaie. so that tliey nri. iilwuvs lio.h nnd ii-lublc. 'Iliis Is not the ..uiiu n..i-i i.itu uliicii are mil on in i-hcai ViH.U-u or p.lslelio.ird boxes, lteeollect lint fur H ...t.ix u-iiiiii' :i l..iv;illts'0. Allorilllvc. nr I'lirciitltc. i iii-iiiMU-i. ih,e Utile I'ollets will rl me luol pelli-ct B.ttisl.iclum lo all who ll.o mem. The) are sold by ull UniKBUu at 2Z et-iiiM u bottle S. V. P!IS:S, U. D Prej'r,1 llL'I l-'Al.O. X. Y. SC1, '77-tf Tho Lightest Running, The Simplest. The Most Durable, Tho Most Popular or SEWINa MACHINES. Jt is eaillf underatood, mmket th double-thread Inck-aMtcli, hat cir rcculatlne tenslouat and takeup, nnd will do the whole range of family worfc wltUoiit chalice Tlie Domeatlc made in the meet tXttralte manner, with eonical eteet hearings and tompenaattny joumalt throughout PAPER FASHIONS. Tl.-i jiojiular 1-A.TT13TINS for ladles', misses', and children' dress, are rut o a yr.teru nuperlor fa any in use, and ean be uisifersfooti ay any ouo, J'ull dlrectlousi untl lllusfralloae vis rath tnvtlope. Send J-'Ire Cenfa for lllusfraleil Cala. logut e lOUO i'usMons. BoTrinB MacMno Co., Now York,'. I. W. HARTMAN, Apt "Domestic" Paper Fasliiois Bloomsburs;. Bcccinber 11, Isll-ty PATENTS. K. A, Lchmann, solicitor of American and Fortfgn Patents, WaahlngUin, p. a AU buslneas connected with Patents, whether before the Patent Office or the Courts, promptly attended to. No charge made unio&s a patent la aecured. Bend foratjlrcalar, May4,'It-U b aw fElLETS.Wi O O O ViX O O O 'SPRING' "DEBILITY SPRING DEBILITY SPRING DEBILITY Languor, Laanitudo AND Tit ST LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM Peculiar lo tho Hitrlnir of tlm Yrnr oro immediate PERUVIAN SYRUP PERUVIAN SYRUP PERUVIAN SYRUP on Protected Solution of Protoxide of Iron. One of the Most Eminent .Tnrists of Now England. Writes to n friend as follows : "I have tried the l'E HUVI AN HVlttil', and tho result fully euslnlns jour Predictions. It has madoa NKW MAN of me; In fused into iny Hystcin a new viiror and energy. I am no longer tremulous nnd debilitated. ns when you last saw me, but stronger, heartier, with lawr ca pacity for labor, mentnl und plijulcal, than ntuny tlmo during the last nvo years." An Eminent Divine of Boston says: "I have used tho rF.HUVIAN SYRUP for somo Imo past : it elves mo Nsw Vkioh. Huovancy or fcrntiTS, Kunrii-irr or .mubci-b." Another Clergyman Writes : 1 Mv vovatro to Kurono Is lndeflnltetr nnstnonnd. T have discovered the 'Fountain of Health' on this atdn ot tho Atlantic. Tnrco boltics of Pbhutian strop liavo rescued mo from tho fangs ot tho flend Ujs- From the Trumpet and Universal- ist JNlagazino. "Manv of our nersonal friends bavo been cured br the l'KHUVIAN HVKtll', but we haveone proof more powerful than all these, and that Is OCR Own J'sk soNtu ExrtRKKCil No authority can put this down no argument can contradict it ; and no good word shall be spared on our part until a knowl.dire of this blcsslngahalL be spread broadcast among tno people," PERUVIAN SYRUP PERUVIAN SYRUP PERUVIAN SYRUP Supplies the blood with Its That Principle of Life Elrment,IKON, infusing Ntrrngtb, Vigor and New Lire Into all parts of the system. Ilelng Pan rnov Alcouol, Its enerslilOE effects are not followed by corresponding reaction, bat are permanent SETII W. FOWLTC Ic RONS. TroDrtenm. Ra liar. rlson avenue, Boston. Sold by all druggiau. ram phlets free. Send for one. Dr.AiGiOLIN'S rrirala llHl. Ikl Ea.t Wa.ainr toti bu. Cblcajo,. all tXsasM of a Frf vat Dalurc, ntulllar frota asvly sbMaM ana) luriassi raratn Kmlassluna, Im ofMcmorT, jmpatrrd tlaxBt. I, ' lsIIno(aliharhsii. &eraln ill Weak Rraa t-radadaa i we inalr iwadadaa fit. lAHi Maahaad ur laapotrncja pervoo-i fanma- or siomi otrncj, atof tba 1 E,AHiH OK FBSI AlsES, yl14 lo ah trtatmaot. Dr.Uta svi htd a lifir-lonf afparlaaca. nA rwm wbara olbtrra fall, lla UarwIuKtaii laa Rerurmail Rrhonl, Mat no tnarcurT, baa lha Urgmt prartU-a ta Iba U. H. iJtUIEft faaatrloi traainanl wlia prirate bsjma and atwd, rallar wnit. Everr aaaaia far satlnu Santl Any ranta far lampJa of HnltlJ (ivoda uiJ clr calar of Imrmrtanl latVsnnai-on bvtipraa. Dtt OLIiS'S lumala H1K 5p. Uni Con.nl ttl ton a, MAEEIAGE GUIDE KJTi.'r'Ji Jr.unf Mil mMll. iwpI uf both ll iIImmim or s pH.ia iHHun. V.lu.lil. Mlvlt l.i 11., niiirriil ,iiS lhm.coalampl.llns tiiamafrs. llota halia-'thv nj truly b.pnj lo lha marrWd nla tlon. Lvor-WJy.hOuU-.ttOI. tmok. ffi. W cauU, toaoyoi l.sisasra. Ailhniss. CaUirh. .Ilea, all Lhfotitu sJsMsWaa. aurl II I W aug. IT, 77-ly It C RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES "piIILADELl'IIA AND HEADING HOAD ARBANGEJIENT OF I'ASSENGEU THAINS. May si, 1870. TKilNd LB1TB RCriRT iB rOLl.OWS (HKI)iV EICETTS For New York, Philadelphia, Iteudlng, rottsvlili) Tamao.ua, etc., 11,33 a. in For Cntawlssa, 11,33 u, m. 6,47 and 7, SO p. m. For Wllllumsport, ,,!!$ e,34 a. m. and 4,00 p. m. TKlINSrOK HCriKT L11VS AS FOLLOWS, (8C NP1T SI CSITI'D.) Leave New York, s,s a, to. Leave rhUadclphla, 9,16 a. m. Leave Heading, 11,3 j a. m., rottSTllle, l!,ls p.m and Tamaqua, 1,23 p. m. Leavo Catawlssa, 0,20 c,25 a. m. and ,oo p. m. Leave Wllllamsport ,a,2 1 a.m,i:,oo m. and s,oo p. m Passengers and from New York and I'hllade phla ko through u ithout change of cars, J. E. WOOTTKN, General Manager. C. G, HANCOCK, General Ticket Agent. Jon. 14, isio tf. NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY. On and otter November 30th, 1673, trains n Ul leave SUNIlUltY as follows: NOIITLTWAIID. Erie Mall ts.so a. m., arrive Klmlra 11 . f " Canandalgua. . , s.ss p. m lioehester 6.15 " Niagara 9 40 " Kenoro accommodat Ion 11.10 a, m. arrive Mlllams rt l.xs p. ni. Elmlra Moll 4.1S a, m., arrive Elmlra 10.20 a. ra. Burfalo Kipr.ss 7.1o a. m. on1v e llusolo 8.50 a. in BOUTUWAHD. Buffalo Express s.50 a. m. arrlro Harrlsburg 4.50 a.m " Baltimore s.40 " Klmlra Mall 11.15 a.m., arrive llarrlsburg 1.50 p. m Washington 10.80 ' Baltlmoro c.ta " " Washington 8.30 " LTarrlsburg accommodation 8.40 p, m. arrive Harris rjurg 10.50 p.m. arrive Baltimore (.93 a. u " Washington e.ls " Erie Mall 11.55 a. m. arrive llarrlsburg 1 05 a. m) " Baltlmoro 8.40 11 ' Wpjllitncrtin 1n so. II I IA11 dally except Sunday. D, M. BOYD, Jr., General rasacnger Agen A. J. CASSATT, General Manage DELAAVARE, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN KAILKOAD. BLOOMSBURG DIVISION. Tlme-Tablo No. S9, Takes effect at 4:80 A. M MONDAY, NOVEMBER SI tS75, NOItTH, STATIONS. ...Be ronton,...., ....... llellevue.., TaylorvUle,.,. .,, Lackawanna. Plttston . Vl'l-m. 111,1-tr.n BOUTIf. D.m. d.i a.m. 9 49 9 43 a.m. pm. p.ml a no s ns 8 tu a 51 lu in T 40 3 41 T 40 8 37 7 83 8 81 7 87 8 87 7 SS S3 7 18 8 19 7 15 8 17 I 15 8 17 I 07 8 19 I 03 8 119 t 59 8 04 0 54 8 01 e 45 9 64 6 80 9 49 IS SI) 9 38 S SO S SS 9 48 9 SS 6 80 9 6S t it A Sil 9 38 9 81 9 S3 9 SO 10 III 9 89 t 43 10 OS 9 48 6 60 10 11 KI it M 9 15! .....Woming,... 10 It 9 58 I 01 9 11 9 07 9 05 ......... 4I1U11UJ,,, ,,, ......iwnnett.,. in so a ui to 10 83 3 lil J 11 ..Kingston 1U 87 8 10 T 15 9 16 10 97 8 17 7 SS 8 69 8 50 8 61 ..i'iymoutli June!', 10 31 10 85 10 10 lil 7 19 lyuiuutu,,,,, .......Atondale ...... NanllmliB 8 97 7 49 1 89 T sa 8 48 10 44 8 41 8 80 8 19 8 14 8 US 8 19 I 58 Luunlock's t reek" S RT TBI 10 61 3 46 8 US 11 IS 4 UO 8 S3 11 IT J IK toDiuciuiiunny,.... Hick's Ferry.. a S3 a oa 9 19 9 18 ..ucoiu jiavcn,,, ....Berwick ,,,, ...Brlar Ureek. Wlllnv' nmn 11 93 4 St 9 tS 565 6 61 11 81 4 IS 9 US 9 10 4 87 ( 60 i Jl R 6 48 9 4 6 40 1 68 5 84 1 83 6 88 I 48 6 S3 1 43 9 SO 1 40 6 03 1 SS 4 55 1 18 4 50 1 18 7 64 ....Uine lUdgeJZ 11 43 4 46 T SO 7 40 7 40 T Rfl ,jupy. .Bloomsburg... 11 al 4 66 7 08 6 19 7 49 Km . 11 ST 19 13 7 80 catawlssa Bridge, 19 01 6 14 7 69 7 24 7 11 7 04 7 0 .L-ittrav dwuciu. 11 10 5 90 8 69 19 SS 6 B8 8 SS 19. II lit a .a ....Chulas y.';.' llAnvllln 18 88 6 61 8 47 4 SS 1 00 8 45 I....LOUIEIUU Ill SO, .Northumberland.! 11 61 ..launeron,. p.m. p.m. a.m. 6 10 9 18 p.m. a.m 4j , Bunt, f 10, 1H6. 1 r. IIALOTJCAI). ButeriLiirnim PCte, bcranlcn, ix-c. lo, IIALoTEA TVT ?i'W,.1,''c,H,re rrlntedln lo color! I 1 ll H "i,lkm'f,c?wli journauio V7 i s I l 1'""-". iv r unatiou cards T. ,J u rn??1" " Wr ting l'arr is White Knvelor, 1 ltubUr, 6 pens. Ihe lotunt poMllvelr for 44 centa. (hui'a l&i Vltull it Vfij,1 SIS. TwPtf " 'i&i,ti
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