THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOM SBUKG, COLUMBIA COl NTY, PA.
Miscellaneous.
A TrtcAgent Trecil.
The July Hcribner coutnlus llio couolu-
iIIur Installment of Mr. l It. Stock tou's
droll "Rudder Giange" nkctchcn, which aro
to be published in book form in the fall.
One nf the incident! of this la.it sketch is
quoted below. The proprietor of Rudder
Grange, returning from a drive with Euphe-
mil, his wife, finds a tramp in one of his
trees and a ttee-agent (in another near by,
with his savage dog, Lord Edward, plying
between, Tho following scene ensues :
"This one," said Pomona, "is a tree-man
ii
"I should think so," said T, as 1 caught
sight of a' person in gray trowscrs standing
among the branches of a cherry-tree not very
far from the kitchen door. The tree was
not a largo ona, and the branches were not
strong enough to allow him to sit down ou
them, although they supported him well
enough, as he stood closo to the trunk just
out of reach of IOnl Edward.
"This is a very tint.leaiatit position, str,"
said he, when I reached the tree. "I simp
ly came Into your yard, on a matter of bus
inexs, and finding that raging beast attack
ing a person in a tree, I had b.trely time to
get up into this tree myself, before he dash
ed at me. Luckily I was out of his reach ;
Cut I very much fear 1 havo lost my proper-
ty.'l
"No, ho hasn't," said romona. "It was
a big book he dropped. I picked it up and
took it into the house. It's full oi pictures
of pears and peaches and (lowers. I've been
lookin' at it. That's how I knew what he
wa3. And there was no call for his gittln
up a tree. Lord Edward never would have
gone after him if he hadn't run as if he lad
guilt on his soul."
"I suppose, then," said I, addressl ng the
individual in the cherry-tree, "that you
came here to sell me somo trees."
"Yes.slr," said he quickley, "trees,shrub3,
vines, evergreens, everything suitable for a
gentleman's country villa. I can sell you
something quite remarkable, sir, in the way
of cherry-trees, French ones, just imported;
bear fruit three times" the size l of anything
that could be produced on a tree like this.
And pears fruit of the finest flavor and
enormous size " .. . t.
"Yes," said Pomona. "I seen them in
the book. But they must grow, on a ground
vine. No tree couldn't hold such pears as
them."
Here Euphemia reproved Pomona's for
wardness, and I invited the tree agent to get
down out of the tree.
"Thank you," said he; "but not while
that dog is loose. If you will kjndly, chain
him up, I will get my'boolrj "and show 70a
specimens of some of the finest small fruit
in the world, all Imported from, the first
nurseries of Europe-r-the. Red-gold Amber
Muscat grape, the "
"Oh, please let him down I" said Euphe
mia, her eyes beginning to. sparkle'. ; 1
I slowly .walked toward the tramp tree.re
volving various matters in mv mind. We
iiu uui opcui, iitucit.uiuqeyiiijtgqpiace cur
ing the' winter, and we now bad a small sum.
which we intended to use Tor tho advantage
of the farm, but had - not 'yei 'decided what
to do with it.- Itjbehooved me to be care
ful:1 I told Pomona to run and get me the dog
chain, and I stood nnder the tree,. listening;
as well as I could, to the tree-agent talking
to Euphemia, and paying no attention to
the impassioned entreaties of the tramp in
the crotch above me. When the chain was
brought, I. hooked one end of It. in' Lord Ed
ward's collar, and then I took a firm 'grasp
of the other, Telling Pomona to bring the
tree-agent's book from the house, I called to
that individual to get down from his tree.
He promptly obeyed, and, taking the book
from Pomona, began to show the pictures to
Euphemia.
"You had better hurry, sir," I called out.
"I can't hold this dog very long." And,
indeed, Lord Edward had made n run to
ward the agent, which jerked me very for
cibly in bis direction. Jiut a movement by
the tramp had quickly brought the dog back
to his more desired victim.
"If you will just tie up that dog, sir," said
the agent, "and come this way, I would
like to sjiow you the Meltinagua pear, dis
solves in the mouth like snow, sir; trees
will bear next year."
"Oh, come look at the Royal Sparkling
Ruby grape I" cried Euphemia. "It glows
in the sun like a gem."
"Yes," said the agent, "and fills the air
with fragrance during the whole month of
September "
"I tell you," I shouted, "I can't hold this
dog another minute I The chain is cutting
the skin off my hands. Run, sir, runl I'm
going to let go I"
"Run I run 1" cried Pomona. "Fly for
your life I"
The agent now began to be frightened,
and shut up his book.
"If you only could see the plates, Blr, I'm
sure"
"Are you ready ?" I cried, as the dog, ex
cited by Pomona's wild shouts, made a bolt
in his direction.
"Good-day, if I must " said the agent,
as he hurried to the gate. Rut there he
stopped.
"There is nothing, sir," he said, "that
would so improve your place as a row of the
Bpitzenberg Sweet scented Balsam fir along
this fence. I'll sell you three year old trees
11
"He's loose I" I shouted, as I dropped tb
chain.
In a second the agent was on the other
side of the gate. Lord Edward made a
dash toward him j but, stopping suddenly,
flew back to the tree of the tramp,
"If you should conclude, Blr," Baid the
tree-agent, looking over the fence, "to have
row of those firs along here "
1.. J . . 1 .
"My good sir," Bald I, "there is no row of
firs there now, and the fence is not very
high. My dog, as you see, is verv much
excited, and I cannot answer for the conse
quences if he takes it into his head to jump
over,"
The tree-ageut turned and walked slowly
away.
Plfis with Solid Hoofs ami i'igg that are not
. VJtjs.
In Texas there are pigs whose hoofs are
not divided like those of ordinary pigs, but
are each in one solid piece.
If this is true it is a strance Ihlncr , 1,1,1
here's something that seems even stranger
sun :
The Uuinea-pig is not a pig, and there are
no Guinea-pigs in Guinea. However,
there are plenty In Guiana, and, as the
names of these places are very much alike,
perbapt people got mixed in calling them.
The place are far enough apart, though j
but this you can see by your maps.
At any rata the Guinea-pig is a sort of
cousin of the squirrel and rabbit, and is
fond of potato and apple peelings, carrot
tops, parsley, and cabbage J but he likes best
the leaves from the tea-pot. Jack in the
Vulplt, St, Nkholat or July,
U'rom our Regular Corrcsprnlent.
l'AKIS liKTTKIi.
A IWnch Military paycant. Shly thousand
tittle French Soldiers in hicc uniform.
Splendid yill-edyed Rivalry. The man on
horstbackand hit brilliant suite. The lit
position likely to prove a Jinancial success,
What it cost and what it will briny. Many
International conyresses. Street) liyhied by
Electricity,
Yesterday Americans In Parts were able Id
see a pageant, common enough In Europe,
but sucli as happily cannot bo seen on our
side of the Atlantic. Sixty thousand troops,
cavalry, Infantry ami artillery, were review
ed at tho Hois do Ilologno, a large park just
without tho walls of tho city. It was an Im
pressive spectacle both on account of tho
largo number In lino nnd tho excellence of
their drill nnd equipment. Further than
this but littlo can, be said. The men were
not fino specimens physically. With hero
and there an exceptional individual tlio In
fantry would bo called little men in Ameri
ca, and, if, is urged by military theorists,
the success of military operations in the fu
ture will depend much upon the intelligence
of.tho common soldier. Judging from ap
pearances, France tint littlo prospect of re
achieving her lost prestige. It may have
been all in the eye, but it was impossible to
Inok'nt those long columns o( neatly dressed
red nantalooned, blue-coated little soldiers,
without imagining signs of tho deficient
moral, mental and physical stamina that en
abled the Prussians to hurl them with such
ease from the Rhine upon the city of Paris.
They would not do it with the same eae to
day, because thero Is much serious determi
nation in these soldiers, witli all their con
ceit. They explain their defeat upon the
theory that they wcro sold out by their gen
erals, nnd when we remember that Razaino
surrendered 150,000 meu, without the first
attempt to cut his way through, there would
seem to bo some plausibility in their expla
nation. The French cavalry about Paris,
are fine looting picked men, splendidly
mounted, wearing brass helmets, and breast
plates, and high top boots. They are armed
with heavy sabres; but I do not think thero
Is any doubt that Sheridan's or Wade Hamp
ton's cavalry, armed with Spencer rilles,
could overthrow twice their number of
tlicso men. If the issue depended on n
square charge, of course tho American cav
alry would be worsted. Rut with tho long
range repeating rifle, many a saddle would
luo emptied and many a horse disabled before
those glittering fellows could cot within sa-
bre length. The Marshall President was
very conspicuous at tho review, surrounded
by a brilliant staff. He makes a pretty good
appearance on horseback, though his face is
rftthnr WftAV. YlU RtnmnMl n ltlrln Inrrr.. ami
nis legs somewhat slim. McWahon is not
very popular in Paris, but thousands ot peo
ple 8tooil in the Champs Elysee nnd along
"the boulevard des Italiens to see seo him re
turn from the review. Finally he came in a
large open carriage drawn at a smart trot by
four black horses, the two rear hemes being
ridden by postillions in glove fitting jackets
jvhite glove fitting, pantaloons, ami high top
boots.. Two horsemtn uniformed like! the
postillions trotted behind the carriage.
Notwithstanding the large number of peo
ple that left the city to nttend the review,
there was no diminution of tho crowd
that went to the Exhibition, which, consid
ering the impulse that will have been given
to commerce and industry, and the conse
quent development of public wealth may
henceforward be considered a complete suc
cess. The total expense of constructing and
preparing the Exhibition amounts to 45,300,-
000 fr. It is estimated that the receipts will
reach 34,000,000 fr, It must he remembered
that the enterprise will increaso the income
derived from the indirect taxes., The gov
ernment expects an excess of revenue
of 10,000,000 fr. but it is probable5 tlmi this
sura will be below the reality. ' "
rite international congress of agriculture
has closed, and it will be followed by, a se
ries of international congresses that Will bo
held in tho Trocadero palace in the follow
ing order : Congress for the unification of
the numbering of cottons, congress of char
itable and providence institutions, congre!.8
of demography, congress of ethnographic
sciences, congress for the study and improve
ment ot means of transport, congress of arch
itecture, congress for the discussion ol sani
tary measures, congress of civil engineers,
congress of Anthropological science, congress
of commerce and industry, congress of met
eorology, congress of geology, congress for
the discussion of patents, trademarks, labels,
etc.
The feasibility of lighting strees by elec
tricity is having a very thorougli test in Par
is at present. ! or more than a month the
Avenue del Opera has been illuminated in
this way, and thousands of promenaders are
nightly attracted by the beautiful white
light that makes the gas lamp appear like a
tallow candle. The effect of tho light is not
comparable to any other that I have been;
it is luminous and steady, something like
the light of the full moon, but brighter.
These lamps on the Avenue arc placed about
tliree times as lar from each other as it is
customary to place gas lamps, and the illu
mination, I would guess, is at least four
times as powerful. The electric lights have
been adopted in some theatres, A thing
that recommends them for warm weather is
that they generate no heat.
cA.s.
CHEAP
KANSAS LANDS ! !
We own and control thn lfnllwnv i.m. r.r T..An
County, Kansas, about equally dltldtd bv the Kan
Bas Pacinc Hallway, which tte are selling at an
average of U 25 per acre ou easy U rins ot put ment.
AltiTliflti. KHftlniiH nt (lnvr.rtiti.in,
ken as homesteads by actual settlers.
These lands He In tho (Ireat Limestone Ilelt of Con
tral Kansas, the best wlnUT wheat producing dis
'.J1"."'. ibe Lnlu-d Btatts, jlcldlug from 2u to 35
Illlwlit-U iter Aprn.
w?SerUB" Jearly nun'" 1" this county la near
ill lfannum, one-thlrd greater than In
lctrKUrir1J,V,",t','1 Ar'"'S valley, which has a
IKani V" ""
iiKlf "!.'' ,"!" Ml tlrotiliiirtre frj Ittinuutr.
tt ill live all the ear on grass I LlvUie streams and
springs ore numerous, "pure water Is found In w ells
from i to co teet deep. The lleiuniV. HimiiS in
the World! No fever and .Jue thVre No muddy or
Impassable roads. Plenty of nno bmidlne steno
lime and sand. These lauds are Uln g r" pldiy bellied
by the lieslc ass of Nortni-m r,n D.;.'i!r.r
and will so appreciate In talue by ih0 Improvements
now being made as to make their purchase at pres
ent prices one the very best Investments that can
Ijo made, aside from I lie pront to be derlted from
Uielr cultivation. Meuibem of our llrm resldo H
na-r.tiruey.iiuu win suow ianas at any time. A
pamphlet, giving full Information lu regard to boll,
climate, waur supply, Ac, will bo bent free on it
quest. Address
Warren Keenejri; Co.,
106 Ecirborn St, Chicago,
Or Wa-Keent'y, Xrcgo Co., Kansas,
April 19, IWn
Joh ri:iNTiro
Neatly and cheaply executed at the
Columbian Office,
AI.RCRT HARTHIX,
THIS RED FRONT,
OVrOEElS' BLOCK,
HARTMAN BROS,,
DKALEHS IN
! TKAS, CANNUl) FltlllT,
r
OXOAKB,
TOBACCO.
swurr,
CONFECTIONERY.
Spices of all kinds, Glass & Queonswaro,
FINE GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domostio Fruits,
AND GENERAL LINE OF .
Family Provisions
4th door below Market street, r.loonwburg, Pa.
tf Goods dellv ercd to all parts of tho town
Arm s7, 7i-tt
GIL E S'
LINIMENT IODIDE AMMONIA.
(A,
c -ra a nr ma n u .
CurcN nil 1'aln In .linn ami lleasl
TESTIMONIALS !
'KOLArsrsUTEiii(I''a)llrm of tliu Womb.) A Won
derful cure. Nino j cars uiy wire sunrrcd fwlth this
terrible compl.ilnt. sho was ntten Jed In- doctor af
ter doctor, neiitto the dlncrem hoapiui where fe
males aro treated: tried ihem all: wore bandaires
nad iiessarles with only trmpurary relief. Her life
was miserable. Wn applied Dr. tllnv liniment,
ller relief was Immediate. She is now well.
It. McUhUMOTT,
i West isih street, New Yoik,
I liadtwele Htrol.es of rami bis. My leg, aim
olid Wugiiu were useless ; was obliged to use. u outri
der cery day. Doctor dues' Liniment Iodide ot
Ammonia lias cured Hie. Will answer any Inquiries
so that all anilc'ed may know or If.
Joitx aitm., No-iu Pranford, Conn.
Chestnut lilll, Philadelphia, ApiUtu. :.
W. M. ('.lies. i;q Dear Mr I used jnurlodtdoof
Ammonia Liniment on Flora Temple's hind pastern
Jolut. '.she ,had ueen'qulto lame; thv ellect was
wonderful; sho wilks now quite well. Very.re
spcctfully jours,
A. Weicii.
I". 8. I am now using It on Littleton's right lore
leg.
A largo shoo boll on a valuable jouug horse was
reimned by OUes' Liniment Iodide of Ainmonli.
biiEriiKui) KNirr,
Carpets, ITS sluh ave., New ork.
Asthma Tho toitures and agonies I endured for
ht ears, none but those who havosunered with
this terrible disease can know. My life was misera
ble. In desperation I tried (Hies' Liniment Iodide ot
Ammonia. It gave ma lnstaut lellet. Used it in
ternally as well as externally.
1 HOS. IlKANlfl VN,
127 nest 2Ttusticet, New York.
I was iu a dreaatul condition. Joints sn ollen.
pain Intense, Injections of morphine Into my ( elns
tailed to ielet c me. !lles' Iodide ot Ammonia took
away tho deposits from my Joints. Iwanteery
ouu who sutlers to Know what will cure them.
KOKDVCK liOTHKOP.
North II51I0 Park. J-amnmllle co. vt.
Another sntTcrcr cured. Discharged from tho
Massachusetts (leneral Hospital as incurable, with
Inflammatory rheumatism in 107 shoulders, lingers
and feet ; surrered fearfully for three j ears, tiled
everything ; lost nil hope. Dr. tides' Liniment Iod
ide of Ammonia effected a complete cure.
Kllkn mi itu,
No. "2 I'rano street. Fall Ituer, Jiass.
Sprains, splints, bruises, Lameness in horses,
OUes' Liniment Iodlda ot Ammonia is a perfect spe
cific. No person who owns a horse should be with
out It,
M. ItOPEVS,
Sea seventh aunuo, New York.
In my family, and for tho stock, I hate used (JUe's
Liniment lodldo of Ammonia. It Is unsurpassed,
and 1 am surprised at thy many different maladies
in which it Is applicable, it glies tho utmost bulls
faction. JOHN J, CAK1EK.
Superintendent L'aatern l'enns) It aula Kxperlmen
tal Farm.
CO c. and f I : nnd in Quarts at $2.W, in w hich thero
lsai;rcat sating.
Trial size. 25 cents .
soi.n nv au. liitromsTs,
N. .1. lli:M)i:it-IIOTT, Age. h.r llliii.insbuiK.
may 41, 'IS-
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
The attention of tho travelling publio Is respect
fully lutlled to some of tho meilis ot this great high
way, In tho lonlldent nssertlon and Ivllet that no
otner lino can offer equal inducements as a route of
through travel. In
Construction mid Equipment
l'FNNSYLVANIA ll.ULIlOAD
stands confcssullt at the head of American rallnat s.
1 ho track Is double iho entile length of the line, of
steel mils laid 011 heat y oak lies, which uiu embed
ded In around itlou of rock bailasr eighteen Inches
lr. depth. All bridges art) of Iron or stone, and bult
unoh the most npi rut ej plans, Its passenger cai s,
while eminently sate and substantial, aro at tho
bamc tlmo models ot comfort and elegance.
TH3 SAFETY APPLIANCES
lnu-eon this line well Illustrate tho far-seeing nnd
llbi ral pulley or Its management, tn accordance ttllh
w uteli tho utility only ot 1111 Improvement and not
Its coat has been tho question of consideration.
Among many may bo noticed
THE BLOCK SYSTEM 07 ZkttZ SHKTALS,
JA1IJJ3Y COUPLER, BUFFER an PLATF0R1I
TH3 WHASI01I PATZ1I? SWITCH,
AND T1IC
WESTIHGHOUSK AIR-BRAKE,
formlhg In conjunction with a perfect douhlo track
and road-bed a combination of safei'nards ugalnst
acfldenls it hlch hate leudercd tberu practically lm
possible. J
Pullman Palace Cars
are run on all Express Trains
I'rout New Vorh, l'liiliiilelililn, liiiliiuiore m,d
Washington,
To ( lilriiiio, t'lnrliiiiiill, Liml-tlllr, Jndluiiniioll
iimi ri, i.iiiiii,,
WITHOUT ch.uvoi:,
and to all principal points in the tar West and south
w it h but one change ot curs. Connect Ions iu 0 mado
In Dulou Depots, and aru aesuied to all linpoitaat
points. r
THE SCENERY"
or tii u
PHNNSYM'AN I A liOUTK
Is admitted to be unsurpassed in tho world for gran,
dour, beauty and turleit. Miirli r rifreshment fa
cilities are provided. Einplo.teesaro courteous and
ai truth e, and It U an luetltuble nsult that a U1D by
the I'cunsjltaula Hailroad must form
a
A Pleasicg ial Uemsrabb Esperieace.
Tickets for sale at tho lowest rates at tho Ticket
town's Wuipauy lail Important titles and
Klt&NK THOMPSON,
Ucneral .Manager,
L. 1. TUlttlHU.
ficn'l Passenger Agent.
J. K. SHOEMAKER, Piss. Agent Middle Plat.,
U North Third btreet, llarrlsburg, I'
ten 1, 18-ly
BLOOMSBHRG TANNERY.
. A, II i:il It I Ci
11
HSJ'K(rKULLV announces to the publio
j that hu has rnnru.nrirl 1
SNYDER'tf TANNEKY.
(old stand) Uloooiaburif, l'a., at the
Korku u( tho Espy and uu Ut fetrett
leather uiit tnatit.it. thU ,nr,t
Bubatantlal and workmanlike manner, and bold at
prlcea to Butt the tlmt'8. 'ihe Ulhut prtce in aula
mv wit bauia w piuu tvt
Q KEEN HIDES
or every descrli tion In the country. The publio tut
ornage Is resptcttuUy solicited.
piiwinriuTi; iiri. i, jsip
nirllllll JuilUariiLliaiUUtklai)UUIrKa4iiMjl'
U PI II Ma-ti-' ,Mt"-'
vl PWIfl inkutn,tikni,.
AUg IT, 1T-ly IUO
Thouis 11. IUutman.
4 AT
Ucan rr nko money fnsler at wctk for us than a
nnythlngclM" Capital not required s wo wil
ptnrt you. U vr day nt homo made by I ho
Iditstrlous. Men, vomen, tioja nnd girls
wanted ctemthprn tt work for lis. Now lslho
ltnet,' Cosily outfit and terms free. AddressTsri!
Co., Augusta, Maine. March !J, 'i8-ly
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
WM. K. HODINE, tron Htreel liclow sec
ond, llloomsburtr. l'a.. Is prepared to do ul
kinds of
PAINTING,
OIiAJHNU,
and
I'Al'EU IIANOING.
In tho best styles, nt lowest prices, nnd nt short
nonce.
Parties havlncr such woik to do will sae money
calling on me,
All work warranted to give satisfaction. Orders
solicited
WM. V, 150UINE.
M&rchSTi
riAl 'I'v tireatchancc lo niako mom
1.(11,1) can gel gold t ou can i
VA V-rjJly. hacks. , te need a pen
money. If you
i gcr, greon
rson etcry-
tthero to take subscriptions lo the targest, cheapest
ana oesi lliusiruieii lamuy puuiieaiiuu m iih- worai.
Any one can bccomi. a successful agent. Hie inott
elegant works of art git en free to subscribers. Tho
pilte is so low thatalmost eter.t body subscribes.
One agent reports making over win a tit ek. A
lady agent reports taking over 400 subset Ibers lnten
das. All who engage imike money fast. )oucan
devote nil your time to tho buslners, or only jour
spare tilno. You need not be ntt ay n om home over
night. Yott can do it as tt ell as otliei s. Full partic
ulars, directions nnd terms frri o Llegiint and ex
peuIto outllt free, if 5011 want ptotltabk' work
send us our address nt once. It ceEts nothing to
try the business. No one w ho engages falls lo make
great pay. rtuuress "iue retries iiuiuimi, i-ori-
land,
, Elaine.
aug. le, 'tl-iy
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an i) Kemudies Rheumatism and Gout,
IIeais Sores and Abrasions or the
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Tills Standard External Remedy for Erup.
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removes from the Complexion all Hlem
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blood and obstruction of the pores, but also
those produced by the sun and wind, such as
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and beiny a wholesome beautifier is far
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All the remedial advantages of Sul
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It also DISINFECTS CLOTHING and LINEN
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It dissolves Dandruff, prevents bald
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Physicians speak of it in high tenns.
Prices 25 and 50 Cents per Cake: per
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K. B. The 50 cent cal.es are triple the sue tf those at
35 cents.
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ANTI-FAT
Tht CillEAT It i:ltllft' fur
OOB.PUL E2 WO E-
ALLAX'S AXTI-FAT
H purply Ti'prt.-iUo ant k rfectly liannlosa. It acti
upon the focH t In tlie 'tnniach, prevcnlhij; It beinu
convirtol Into fat. Ttikpii tu Mcponliiin'o wltli
ri'Ctlniia, It Mill rcdute Tut pfron Irviu twutufltc
piuml pvr MeeL.
t'ortiuUnce is not onlv a dl9t-e Its; If. but tin?
harbiujttr ot oilicra." n wrote Hlpiocriit a two
holJ bv druifk'Uti. or sent, bv fTrtrens. uiMn to
criptoflli. Quartcr-doicn $tou. Addrts
BOTANIC MEDICINE CO., "
lroiriviorst Buffalo, V, P.
May 21, iim
ft 1 1 M t K Lrcludlng Shooting Outfit.
llIlK'ftinEvoryCun vyarrantod. i
autMT, '17-iy HA u
PATEN TSUI
pounds, criumental iletluns, Hade marks, and la-U-U.
catcall., Abslsnmentb, lulerlemicen, Aiipealn,
suits lor liilrluceuints, and all cases uihluu under
tho ! ITII.NT l... i roinpllv auend lo,
xnvenxions -xnai nave JJccn
lUX. I I1J I Jsll II lu mint riMBlm mil.
enudoyiis, Helm; opposite me patent onice, no
can mako eloper searches, and soeuru nateuis more
piomptly, and tilth hi oader claims than those who
aro remote from Washington,
INVENTORS
tend us a model or sketch ot tour devim . nninntn
examinations treo ot charirc.nnd odtlsunstnriatent.
ability. All coiresponoince etrictly eonildorttal.
l'rlces low and NO CHAnuU UNLESS J'ATENT 18
tKCLHKl).
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cnts In every ttate ot the t'nlon, and totourheua
tor and ltenrctentntlte In L'onertss. sneciai refer
ences Kit en tt hen dcslied, A ddress
C, vt. t-MJtt .V CO.,
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Steel and Iron
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SAFES;
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, mmi wuua it, inr iott4
dccJ.lbl! iy
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AT THE OFFICE OF,
mm
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Bogs leave to inform his customers iiiul the riuhlio that his stock is
now replete with all tho Novelties for Spring and Summer Wear,
consisting of new anil beautiful styles of
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. AT REDUCED PRICES
any of which ho is prepared to make up in tho latest style.
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Clicup Suits for men, Cheap suits for Youths,
Boys for Children.
all of the best make and at the lowest prices.
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I lu'his without remotlng chimney.
(Julto as coueiitent as gas, and at
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klon principle Is applied to nil our
chandiilleiu not cxteeiiiiiL' 11 lRrhtH.
'ilw nilTanlnges aro r Inercascil
light Willi same consumption or
oil, hy hating the light whero
wanted 1 talety, cannot lie knock-,
ed n,er or ii.et. 'Ihe extension
machinery Is hlmple, unit cannot
JIM.
fcloii lamp mid chandellirs rf all
flAleB fumllied fr, ' si.ll nil
lamps having ment.
A. J. WKIDENEll,
Dealer In Lav in and Oi isnwAm:,
84 s. becond blrcet, l'hllada,
ESPY PLANING MILL
Boors, Frames, Sash, BIMs, etc.
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fit fi fi n week In your own t
l"l"N?r'J1.'. 'a"cr 1111
tD V J I ftt ''leu perhons ot (
tiC ixL.rr 'eat pay all ttiti Urn
town. t.lOuintlmi
ou want a business
f either bex can make
tor iinrMtiiin ',,.7 1 1 ' Luilu l.ey worit, write
imirch ii, Vj'ij."' mu" fc ' ""'"no. name.
CHEAP
KANQAC I ANnc
,-!rf,1'l,,,K.ANi'-Bj al,out C'lually divided by tlia
hansas 1'acino Hallway, which we ire MlliL at
inent. Thi be lands aro ot tho my best ( uallty ami
nro located In tho best iiiii.rii nSViS'J?S?
tog dlstuct of the United Mates. Alu'rnatwctlons
of (lot eminent land con bo teken as homesteSL Si
actual Millers. Members of our firm rVsida at wiy
K eney.nnil will mow lands ot all tiniest A nairl
TF&, m' Ae ww 8ent tequeu,
Wwren, Keesey & Co.,
. 106 rsarkern St. Ch!eM.
MALLEABLE IRON
Solo Protqctor.
ror use in itollinir Mills, Olats
Houses, coal lllnou and by
taruiere.
A. K. hc'lIl'HIl, ratentee, bt
Main St.. Alletrrinv I'i.
Call, ore (sudor circular.
LE(JAI BLANKS OP ALI, KINDS
ON HAND AT TUB COU'WBIANOmCK
WOMAN.
Ilrnn Imniemc prarllce, extemllnit tlirounh
prrlml nf enr, lnvlne within that lline ircmed
manr tliouand canoi of thorn dlscac peculiar lo
moin'an, 1 hate been enabled In perfect a iiinut
pnlont nnd agreeable, mnllelno that meeH tlio In
dlcailom preienieil by that elati of dlieaica wllh
poslilte certainty and cxactnew.
To doilRnite thli natural ipcclflo coraiiind, 1
have named It
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
The term, however, Ii but a feeble e t prcsslon of
my hlh appreciation of Us value, baled utou
inr own personal obiervatlon. As a cloio ou
icrvcr, I have, while wltncsaln in poaillve if
ulli In the few special dlaeasea Incident lo tlio
leparate orsranllm of woman, rmiRled It out as
the climax or croivuliiK no ill nf my
mctllcnl career. On Ha merlin, n u posltue,
safe, and eflectual remedy for this class of II.
catei, and one that will, at all times and under all
circumstances, act klndlr and In harmony Willi
the laws which covcm the femalo system, I am
willing to stake my reputation as a physldiin.
Nay, even more, so conndent am I that H will not
disappoint tho most sangulno expectations of a
single Invalid lady who uses It for any of Ihe
ailments for which I recommend It, that I oirer
nd sell It under A l'OSITIVi: (illAKAM
Till:. If a beneficial effect Is not experienced
by the time two.hlrds of the contents nf the Imt
tlc arc used, I will, on icturn of the botlle, two
thirds of the medicine having been taken accord
ing to illiectlom, and tho case being one for which
I recommend It, promptly refund the money paid
for It. Had I not the most perfect conihlcnoc. In
its virtues, I rouUl not offer It as I do under these
conditions; but bavlny witnessed Its truly miracu
lous cures In thousands ol cases, I feel irar.
ranted and perfectly nafe In risking
both mr reputation and my nionoy ou
Its niorlte. "
The following are among rhoe diseases In
which my t'avorllo Prescription has work
ed cures, as If by mnglc, and with a ccitnlnty
never before .attained by any medlelnot I.eu
enrrhna, Kxccsalte Flowing, l'ainful Monthly
l'criods, jupiu'cssions when from unnatuial
canscsr Irregularities, Weak Hack, 1'iolapsus, or
falling oj tho Uterus, Anteverslon and llctrncr
llon, llcarlng Down Sensations, Internal Heat,
Nervous Depression, Debility, Despondciicr,
Thrcatcnci Miscarriage, Chronic Congestion, in
flammation and Ulcciallon of tlio Uterus, Impo
tence, Barrenness, or Sterility. Femalo Weakness,
and very many oilier chronic diseases Incident to
woman not mentioned here. In all affections ot
this nature, my Fnvorlto Prescription works
cures tho inarvel of (lie world. This
medicine 1 tin not extol as a curcflll. but It
admirably fullllls a aliiclcness of pur
tiusc, bemg a most perfect spcclllc In all chronic
diseases ot tho sexual system ot woman. It will
not disappoint, ner will It do harm, In any state
or condition.
Those who desire further Information on thesa
subjects can obtain It In The I'kopi.k'sCommox
bKNSK Mkdicai. AnviSEii, a book of mer wo
paRes, sent, post-paid, on receipt of $1.W. It
lieats mlnulelv ot llio.o diseases I'ccuil.ir to
Females, and ghes mucii valuablo advice In lc
gard to tlio management ol thoa allcctioHS.
FAVoitrri: piti:scinprioN sold
II V AM. IIUIICUISTS.
'" H, V. PIERCE, M, D,, Prop'r,
liUFFALO, A", r.
dep. 29, '7T-tt
"iG-asakTwlk;
Or Miar-Couted oiicoiitrntort Ilool
anil llorbal Jnicef AulUIIll t oui
;rj...iiic. tiii: "ijrrri: c;iant
o.mi vunc, or lUaltum 1m 1'arTO
l'h) ktr,
Tlieiioxt nf modern Mcdkat, Chemical, nd
PluirniAcuuiiciil bcience. No use of any longer
MLitij; the large, repiilsWe, anil nans com pills,
ciiinjKibed of cheap, cruMe, anil birikjr tncrcdienta.
uhen recall, by a careful application at chemical
leienee, extract all the cathartic and other medi
cinal properties from the most valuable roots and
herbs, and concentrate them Into a minute Gran
ule, carccl-f larger limn a mustard
teed that c;in tic readily swallowed by those ol
tlio most sensitive stomaens and fastidious tastes,
K.-icl. little lnirfiatlve Pellet represents, in a
most cunreiitiated form, an much cathartic power
as Is embodied In anv of the largo pills found for
eilc in di ug-skops. From their wonderful cathar
tic vowcr, 111 comparison to their size, people who
have not tiled them are apt lo suppose that the
am harsh or drastic In effect: but such Is not at all
the case, tho different active medicinal principle!
of which they are composed be in a; 10 harmonized
ami modified, one bv the others, as to produce
a most eearcliliig and thorousrli, yet
itcutl) and kindly operating, catnar
-faOO Reward is hereby offered by the pro
prietor of these 1'ellets, to any chemist who, upon
analysts, will find In them any calomel or other
form of mercury, mineral poison, or injurious
drug. "
U el 11 a: entirely vecetable, no particular
caie is required while using mem. They operat
-without disturbance to the constitution, diet, or
occupation. For Jaundlee, lleadachet
Comttlpatloii, Impure Ulood 1'alu lu
tho Shoulders Tightness) of the Cheat,
Iiizzlueaa, Sour Eructations front tho
htoitiHch, Had tasto In the mouthi Bll
,ou attncHs, alit iu region of Kid
lioys, Internal lev or, Illtmtod fooling
about Stontacht Hush of Illood tu
llondi lllch-colored Urine, Uusoclat
b 1 1 1 1 v and Gloomy Forebodings, taLe
II r. I'lcrce's iMeasuut t'urgatlvo I'el
lets. In explanation of the remedial power of
my 1'itrgartve i'ellcia over so frcaa variety of
diseases, I wish to say that their acUoM
upon the auliual economy Is unlver
fcul not a gland or tlssuo escaping
tholr sanative Impress. Ago dnes nut
impair tho iroperties of these i'elleta. They are
sut'ar-coated And inclosed lu cUs bottles, their
lrtuos being" thereby preserved unimpaired for
any length of time, Iu any climate, su that they
are always fresh and reliable. This is not the
case with thowo pills which arc put np in cheap
wooden or pasteboard boxes. Uccollrct that for
alt diacae whete a f.axutive, Altoratlvo,
or I'urgatlve, is indicated, thea little relicts
Hill pne the moat perfect satisfaction to all who
ue them.
They are sold by all Druggists at 45
cents a bottle
B. V. P1ZBCE, U. D.( Prop'r
iiurrAi.o, N. Y.
Sep. S3, 'TT-tf
The Lightest Running,
The Simplest,
Tho Most Durablo,
Tho Most Popular
SEWING MACHINES.
( raillf nniler.tonil, tnaket li,
double(lirend Iuck..tltcli, Aa.aeir.
reeulallue ten.lon. an,l iakeui,
unit tell do the ivliolo ru!e of family
ori without clianee,
I7mi Iloiuc.tlc l l motelu Ihe moil
duruM. 1'iumitr, irllli ruillrul Mtrtl
leirfiii unit eompentatlnu Journal
throughout.
' PAPER FASHIONS.
r4f;)Oj)ulurlA.TTEIlNH for
ladltt', tnli.r.', and children' drtit,
ttre cut oh a ayaleill auierlor to any
in utr, nnd ran be underttood by nny
oue. i ull tllrectluu.uiiif llfufruflun,
on each envilope,
AoiU i'lVo Cenlt for Illustrated Cata
logue of lOOO J'uihlom,
BewinK Machine Co,, Now York.
I. W. HARTMAN,
tent "Domestic" Farer Fashions
Bloomsbiirj!;.
December II, Hti-iy
PA T EN" rrs
1'atenU, WoALlrirtfin. n n 1111...1
theCoum,prompuy attended to. Nocl.arir9in.4e
unlew a patent U secured. nei.rir.M,i..
o a om
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NnuTIt Ifvtttr i. ur l'n fjii. T ,o,M
Jlei)!,r. Nelli V. Fowle sons, 110M011, Maan.!
tlentlemen-Ynu may iierlmpn reinemlicr that
wro 0 j 011 several weeks afro in regard to tlio two ot
ti0"l,eriivliiinjriiii"t.ir tnv wife, who waa suiter
Incfrom Renernl d.;Wiity, tim scqueneo of typiiold
?J.'ci.,0y 1 ""! 1 "''.a I o mmt not-d piij slclans In
thlsstalo and also In Canada, without relief. At
your rccoramni'allon slip rnirinienep.1 tho uio of tho
Hjrup. TI10 ilrnt four uoltlet miulo hut llttlolm
prusslon, but whllo tnklnir tho Ilflli alio bcffnn lo lm
provo rapidly, and now, after uilnffsljcofthedollar
bottles sho regained her stretiRtli uml Isnblotodo
.u.ni.in inn ,,urK iiihmji, uiniioiiso. and 1 feel that I
rnnnot uneat: t10 iilghiy in pralaoof rerurlan Byrup.
Iliaterrescribeillt lo neural of my patients, nnd
hnvo procured tho sale of several dozen of It hero.
J su can malto any tiso ot this letter that jou sco tit.
Yours viry truly,
II. D. HELDE.V, M. I).
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
cuitns
s
Dyyeptia, Liter Complaint, Dropm, Chronic
Dmrrhun, hih, A'crtinu AjQ'cetions,
Chills and levers, Human, f.osi
of Constitutional 'iyor,Xen
ralyia, Female Com
plaints and
All X'iseases
OltlnlNATINd IS A
BAD STATE OP THE BLOOD,
or accompanied by
DEBILITY
on
A Low Stale of tliu Pyslem.
FIIOM nnv. JOHN KREGORV,
Pastor 0 the Wesleyan Methodist Church at
1'ittston, Luzerne County, l'a.
My Dear Slr-lIoMnc at various times, personally,
and In my own and other fumlllcB. tested ttaeirrcat
valueof the meillelne called ruillIVIAN HYItlfi', or
ritOTCCTIJI) hOI.UTION OV l'llOTOXIDK OP IKON
I most cheerfully rcommend It, especially to thoso
who are surerlDir from dyspeptic and nervous disor
ders. As n reliable and powerful alterative, It Is, I
think, unsurpassod ; and as n tonic, free from all tho
objcctlonnbio features ot alcoholic remedies, It Is a
most etllclent auxllllary to Ihe temperance cause,
ono of tho greatest hindrances to tho temperance
reform at present Is, as I think, tho medical uso of
alcoholic stlinuUntg. Whatever may bo argued as
to the necessity m certain c.isas, wo havo In the l'K
1IUAV1AN 8Y1IUI', nsato and emclent substitute
for thoso danccrous remedies. This testimony Is
Bit en unsolicited, with tho hopo that some who aro
not acquainted with the valuable properties ot tho
medlclno may bo Induced to glvo It a trial.
Yours truly,
JOHN GHEHOHY.
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all rrLtaftcfa Prtrutn nitur. pHiilUnm ft.
Ittl Lt Hllllf
Ilk. furlh ruZ
mlUnr tram ttty mhutr
FmlMlun, Lo-ofMrmorr( Impaired M6t, Loi
EintlrcuK.li dlM'UM of ibt lliiiJdfr. UUnr.'tS.
r.Arjur r KJIALKS, JtelJ to fab tMtmot. Dr.Ula
biUtof th Ifefonnal ScIhh.,um bo incrcurr.hu th
Iarae.1 yrutic in 0. 8. f,A IU EH rtaolring tmimrot ffilb
prnnto homn4 btxvrl, rail or writ, btery coDtcutemu fur
Ktutnu. fVi.. Hfty ranu for urnpl of Rqbbrr Cyoda d fir,
Kir.u'r.rA'iL&.Kifr.v'a. 0h,!,
MARRIAGE GUIDE ISlsa.'Wfi
)uDKn.liiil.Hlfim.taof ItfltliKu- uitatl dUtut ofiirivBl
ItHlHra. nliM!.ll.hlelnMiuisiurMt mt. tlio ronleliillUnK
lllrwnw. I low to U hull ,s it., J (d,V (,,, v I., th. mtrU,t r.li
I) ciiuU, iu any 4-
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RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
pmi,ADKUHA AND KEADINQ KOAD
AKKANGEMENT OP PA8SENGEU
TKAINS.
Jlayia, I87s.
TKAIKS IK1TK RUrKKT 18 KOLLOWS (BCNniV (JCIfTI
For Now Y'ork, Philadelphia, lteadlnir, rottsvlllo
Tamaqua, c, 11,45 a. tu
For Catawlssa, 11,45 a. m. 7,110 and T,s p. m.
For Wllltamsport, 0,11s 11,04 a. m. and 4,0a p. m,
IHAINS FOR BCPEKT LEATK XH FOIiOWB, (SCKB1Y It
CEITKD.)
Iave New York, 8,45 a, to,
Leavo Philadelphia, 0,15 a. in.
Leave Ileadlnir. 11.3Da. m pntio.n... ... ,.
' 1 - V.U.....U, U. HI
and Tamaqua, 1,30 p. m.
ixiiYB Laiawiasa, o,w s,co n. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Unve Wllllamsport,,45a.m,i!,l5p. m. andoo p m
russenms and Irnm K v.,. ,....i...
phla go turouira w itnout chango of cars.
J. E. W'OOTTEN,
CIO. HANCOCK, C,"-'ral J'aflaS'ir-
. oeneral Ticket Anent.
Jan, 14, 15i6-tf.
NcSSffi CKNT1UI' RAILWAY
On and artir Mnvr.,nv.r. oa,,.
,,,.," . , ' ""i vrams w ill leave
bLNUUllY as follows :
NOltTHWAHD.
Erio Mall wo a. ta., arrive Elmlra n ,,,
" Cannndalgua.. . s.as p. ra
llochester ws
VI..1......
I, .ii.bm. 1,, V 41) "
it 8aCOmmo'la' lon "M m- "'flo Williams
,,, a, IU nrrltl) Uumu 8 M a n
bOUTIIWAHU.
Iiunalo Express n.w a. m. arrive Harrh-burg 4.10 a.ra
Eiminvmi aiinoreb.40 '
Elmlra Mail 11.15 a.m., arrlto llaukburg 1.W) p. m
11 Haltlmoro fl.30 "
U'nvl,lnt o ..
bSfiON.aC?mm0datl00 "v.m.mw Harris
arrive Ilaltimore j.sa a. ra
Erie Mall ls.w . m. arrl, iiarrUuur(f 3 m a m;
uaiumoros.40 "
I All daily except Sunday. a8nluSwa "
B. M. IlOYD, Jr., Oeneral Passenger Agen
A. J, UAKHATT, General Manage
ELAWAKE, ICKAWANVA
ANB
WESTKIIN ItAlUtOAI),
IlLOOMSIIUJta DIVISION.
Tlmo-Tablo No. s, Takes effect at 4:30 A. M
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1916.
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