THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURGr, COLUMBIA COL NTY, PA,
Miseelaneous
Coil of Diamond IIIsrIiiR.
(From illustrated paper, by Dr,
W. J.
Morton, in August Scribner.)
Dlaraong digging 1a expensive. We nil!
take, for example,tho average digger, who
owna a quarter of a claim and works his own
ground. He can take his choice, according
to locality, of paying from (1,000 to $10,'
000 for his quarter claim I. ,, 7) feet by
81 feet. It pays best to buy high-priced
groand. Ills outfit of digging tools, wash-lag-machine,
etc., will cost say 1 1.000. Ills
gaag of twenty Kaffirs will cost him ilve
dollars each per week, or $100. One over
seer besides himself, twenty-fire dollars per
week. Meat and tobacco for Kaffirs, flvo
dollars per week extra. Then expenses of
carting and taxes will make his total out'
lay at theuleaat $200 per woek, or over
$10,000 a year, excluslvo of his
own expenses of living. If ono cannot
spend $800 per month, I believe it is of no
nee to go to Kimberley to dig for diamonds.
To onset this expenses is, of course, good
luck In "Audlng," and from tlio very be
ginning of operations the digger often not
only clears expenses, but makes a handsome
profit. There Is no doubt that diamond
digging pars two-thirds ol those who en
gage In it, well. The fortunes made, 'as n
rule, are small and numerous. Itarely has
any one cleared $50,000 from any ono claim.
Success seems to be very evenly distributed,
and chiefly attainable by tbose who can be'
gin with say from $3,000 to $o,000.
The amount of money paid for Kaffir l.v
bor alone is enormous. For instance, there
are a thousand wheels; allowing five Kaffirs
to each, we have 6,000 laborers daily at the
mine. These, at $5 each per week, are paid
$25,000, or $100,000 per month, or $1,'200,.
000 per year, and this for 0,000 Kaffirs only,
The assessment of the Kemberley mine for
the rear 1877. hi m ply for the purpose of
distribution of rates or taxes, was $5,151,'
600. or about $7,000,000. if we add a third
to bring the first amount up to selling prT
ees. It apparently never occurs to the dig.
ger to Inquire into the. unstable atura 'of
the whole Kimberley fabric Immense sums
of money are invested iii and' a'rduiidr'tlid
mine, and owners of town lots, of nouscs.iof
public bulldtngs.and'ot claims, navenctueu
Into the calmest feeling of secaritjr.d iBUt.no
fear never disturbs the digger of Kimberley
His belief In the immortality of the Illinois
supreme. But there are Influences at work
which are crowding the small capitalist from
the field. The increasing depth, crumbling
reef, inflowing water are fast multiplying
(he expenses 'of working. The great bug
V r.L-JI !.!. ... 1 u,, ,,,,, I
Mu Ul IUO (Jigger in LUU WU, .vwmpu;,.
DUt even now small propneiorsmps are ut
coming merged, in large aggregations o
claims, and the next phase of mining opera-
lloes must undoubtedly be' that- of uereral
Urge and compel ing .'companies, or per
haps a single one .controlling rthe whole I
Mine, men me lnaiyiauai' rouiauvv- u
diamond-hunting wUl. beover. But there
is no danger that the diamond will ever be
come common. Nature.baiXplacedit. in.
lands dlffiorrtofaeeesVand it isjikely
nsaain a roval eem. surrounded witu the se
dation ot royalty.
Tie MMfcicNB.a Fret's Point of View.
Upon a time, 'in a certaiii valley, where1
aos flowed a oowndsrabls stream, .the w3-i
Isrs suddenly failed and the stream died
away.
Upon tie,bnforturiflte frogs , who, d,welt
tsars, in vaitjkmbes.'ihelhot ummer,sun
skons Its fiercest jays, unhindered.
The waters drietlvaway, and' handreds-of-wretched
frogs died on those scorching fields.
Dying fishes gasped with their last breath
fcr a drop of 'cool water, and joined their
walla to those of our suflering kindred.
At length -one-"old trout, who had held
oat to th'e'last. confessed :
"Miserable II and wicked 1 I have caus
ed this drouth I And now I have no power
to remedy the evil I have done 1"
At this, ail of the frogs who were not yet
dead gathered around the tough old trout,
and listened to his words.
"That was an evil day," gasped the speck
led sinner, "when I poked my nose out of
water to dare a saucy kingfisher, who was
mocking the whole fish tribe in his usual
dashing manner. "Catch me, if you can I"
I cried, darting about at my ease.
"But the bird beguiled me. He made me
believe that, if I would only work a little
bole through that dam there, I could de
scend with the escaping waters to the
stream below, and make ray way to the sea,
where, as I beard, the fishes were' all kings,
and ate diamonds for dinner.
"I enticed all the trout that I could Influ
ence to assist me, and we wriggled and wrig
gled our noses into the gravel for a long
time, apparently to no purpose.
"But, at last, a little leak started, aud our
water dripped away, drop by drop ; but not
In sufficient volume to carry us with It,
"When the wfters had receded, so as to
snake the stream very low, back came that
awful kingfisher, to dive for us In the shal
low pools.
"And now, what the drouth had not de
stroyed that tempter has gorged himself up
on.
"Oh-h-hl Boo-hoo-hoo!'"
The frogs freely forgave him because he
cried.
But the problem remained, how was the
supply of water to be renewed.
At this juncture, au earnest, meek-eyed
polliwog flopped feebly, and said ; "Show
-sao the place where these waters leak away."
Astonished at her manner, the sobbing
trout indicated tho spot.
SflM. m M I Ii n . !. ti I" .1 ,, ! 1
tks heroine, resolutely,
Then the frogs nsed their last remaining
strength to do as she bade them, and waited
la exhausted surprise, to see what would
happen next.
"Good-bye 1" wept the brave little polli
wog, wriggling with feeling, and groaning
aoaw, "If any of you survive me, tell it to
your children that I laid myself in the
breach 1"
With these few farewell words she crow
ded herself Into the hole, out of their sight
Presently, the stream began to rise and
the pools to fill up. The frogs sat knee-deep
la water, and the fishes swam upon their
sides.
Day by day things improved, and the
fakes began to sit up in bed, while the frogs
ware heard incessantly blessing the little
polliwog, One night, she appeared to them '
la the sky, as all the world sees her to-night;
returning nightly, for many nights, to beam
at them ; grow lug larger and brighter at
very appearance. Si. Hicholat for Augtul,
An old Irishman who stood near the third
base watching a game of base-ball yesterday
was sent to grass by a foul which struck him
under the fifth rib. "A foul, was It? Be
gorra,I thought it was a mule."
Csllfornls expects to realize $50,000,000
on her wheat crop the present year, an in.
cresse of 2G,000,000 on the receipts of
jrssw.
What l'nul Said.
Tho other evening the llcv. Mr, Plillnclcr
sat down to tho table with n very thought
ful air, nnd attended to tho wants of his
brood In a very abstracted manner. Pres
ently lie looked rt hll wlfo and said :
The Apostle Paul'
Got an awful lump on the head 'saftcr-
broke in the pastor s eldest son, 'play.
ing baso ball. Bat flew out of tho striker's
hand when I was umpire, nnd cracked me
right nbovo tho car, nn' dropped me. Hurt.
Golly I' and tho lad shook his head In n dis
mal but expressive pautnmlmo as ho tender
ly rubbed a lump that looked like a billiard
ball with hair on It. The pastor gravely
paused for the Interruption, and resumed :
The Apostle Paul-'
'SawMrS.O'Gemlne down atUrecnbaum's
this afternoon,' said his eldest daughter, ad
dressing her mother. She, had on that same
everlasting old black silt made nvcrwitii a
vest of tillcticl green silk, coat-tall bn-quo
pattern, overskirt made with deep fringe J
yellow straw- hat with black velvet facing
Inside the brim, and palebluo lloncrs. She's
going to Chicago.'
The good minister waited patiently, acd
then, in tones just a shado louder tliau be
fore, said :
'Tho Apostle Paul'
'Went In swinnnln' last night with Uarry
and lien, nnd stepped on a clam shell, ex
claimed his youngest son j 'cut my foot so,
can't I stay homo to-morrow ?'
The pastor Informed his son that ho might
stay away from the river and then resumed
his topic :
'The Apostle Paul'
'My teacher is an awful liar,' shouted the
second sou ; 'he says the world is in round
nrnrrorlttigo nnd it turns around all tho time
faster than a circus man rides. I guess he
hain't cot much sense.
-The" mother lifted a warning finger toward
the boy and said t 'sh I' nnd the father re
sumcd :
'The Apostle Paul says '
'Don't- bite ofT twlco as much as you can
chew,' broke out the eldest son, reproving
tho assaultof his little brother on a piece of
cakeThe pastor's face showed just n trifle
ol annoyance us ue nam, m vcij mm,
tied tones :
Apostle Paul-'
'There's a fly in the butter V shrieked the
jpungest hopeful of the faml'y, and a gen
eral lau,gh, followed. When silence was re
sidtai'thcVldest daughter with an air of cu
riosity, said : . -
' Wellt but pa, I Really would like to know
what the Apostle Paul said V
'Pass me the mustard,' said the pastor ab
sently. 1
' " Italy's Treatment of the Pope.
The very first article 'of the Italian con
etitutlomiiV "The oma'n Catholic "ellgion
is the religion ol stat'eVIt'lnot'to'be con
ceived, therefore, that a nation compostd of
CstholicA'and which in the, first article ol
its comical charter proclaims tlio Uutlionc
.. . i ii ' r I . i n in
religion as the religion of state, shall ill-
rel
,trWXfi3 a'blise the sacred person of thoMi
"premo head of the religion she professes.
iM .When-the Itahau Parliament hrst iissem-
kBled in Kome.ono of the principal laws pass
ed accorded a proper recognition and endow
ment of the Pope, as head of the religion of
r , n i
state. The following are some ot the priu
cirisl articles contained in that law (I am
quoting from memory) : Inviolability of the
person 01 tue xjuue, miu iuo uguu, uuuuio,
and prerogatives'of a -king; the palace df
the Vatican (theso-called prison) with its
eleven thousand rooms, grounds, gardens,
museums.- library, etc.. for his residence
and its extra-territoriality, viz.: that tlio
Italian government renounces an political,
civil and criminal jurisdiction over that lo
cality and residents thereof, as if It were out
side of Italy ; inviolability of tho mail sent
from, or addressed to the Papal Court, and
its free transmission through the Italian
post-office and mail rputes; the cardinals,
to be entitled to the rights, honors ;and pre
rogatives due to a prince of the royal blood,
the archbishops and bishops to tlioe of a
minister of state : a revenue of three mil
lion francs yearly assigned 6n tho interest of
tne public ueot ior tne personal uso 01 !iis
Holiness; with many other rights and priv
ileges.
This is certainly very dilfererlt treatment
from that which the other six kings and
dukes who were dethroned aud expelled
from Italy received at the hands of the Ital
ian government. The Pope, under the ad
vice of those who desire to keep up the ill
feeling between Italy and tlio Papacy, re
fused to accept these concessions, and sought
assistance from all the Catholics of the world,
who generously responded to his appeals,
millions of dollars having been remlttid to
Rome by the faithful. The Italian govern
ment on its part has regularly remitted 11
check every )ar for three million francs to
the secretary of state of the Pope, which has
been as regularly returned with a polite note,
stating that His Holiness could not receive
this money from a government that has
usurped his temporal rights ; nnd the inin
ter of Jthe finance has deposited a check iii
the treasury, subject to the order of the Pope,
or of his successors ; for the money beiug
voted by Parliament, is a part of the public
debt of Itafy, There is thereforo accumula
ted into the Italian treasury, since 1870,
some iwemy-ono minion irnncs.jver iour
million dollars. which, when better coui
sels prevail in the Vatican, can be tnaJe una
of for the service of the Church. Luigi
Monti, in Scribner or July,
l'olisbed mannerii have made, scoundrels
successful, while the bet of men, by their
harshness aud cooluess, have done them.
selves Incalculable 'injury tho shell being
so rough that the world could not believe
there was a precibus kernal lnido of it,
Had Raleigh never nung down his cloak in
the mud for the proud Klizabeth to walk on,
his career in life would hardly have been
worth recording. Scores of men have been
successful in life by pleasing manners alone.
Sue Qave In. The Prairie Grove (Tex-
as) swale, who bad beeu "refused" three
times by his lady love, called on her at last
and announced his intention to neither eat,
drink nor sleep till she had conented to be
come his bride. Invitations to dinner and
supper and finally the offer of u servant to
show him a room were received with mga.
live shakes of his head, and then the lady
tripped away to bed, only to return, howev
er, at 12 o'clock and accept her lover's olCjr,
After the first sweetness was over lie eagerly
asset! it Ituere were any coia victuals on
hand,
A young lawyer, who had been admitted
about a year, was asked by a friend, "How
do you like your new profession? ' The an
swer was accompanied by a brief sigh to
suit the occasion i "My profession is much
better than my practice.
.SELLERS' LIVERPILLS
I a art nf llMf CmmmlMUIt. IWtiHSissj.
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wwruiioiirsii mwi t- ruri4ini,
wbUkaotuiMllsid iutuauU sik .Wm itidrtu
f BaUlniara. I rswuiiBsa 1 ilaltera' Llsar Ft its
f Tka Adauis, Bi fiaoi, Ktulisaky frlca ft.
last
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Jii Hie
UMTOllVS NOTICE.
mailer ot tho estate ot Matthew McDowell,
ueet-aseu.
AiTrt now .till v 1. isis. Whereas l'otpr Knt. Ktecu
tor (it Matthew Mcliuwcll, deceased, died ociorjcr ss,
ISitk AndO. I". Knt was appointed his administrator
linHitninn x-mioi ...hy 11., isiitiuu.i i uuui nu,r-
IMl-Ill' ami lu-viiuiii ill 1 i il l i.iu,uei i-ti.-w.-u, miu m.i nil,
ovi'Mor and trustee under the will ot Matthew Mc
Dowell, deceased No. 1 ', sentemberTerm nn. i nai
OTitho istli diy or Noiemiier, ls7t, ci. P. lent died
wllhoutliavliiK iild out the funds ot thoeslatoot
Matthew MeUowell, detensed, andllsnl II, Knt was
appointed administrator, do bonis non JLc. of l'eter
Kill, neeeaseii.nnu houcil i.ni. uuiiiiui-iuiiiui ui v.
t lint, deeoaaed. Now, therefore, onmoiloncfS
Knorr,. Attorney of Allco Mcliocll Iicateo and by
consent of Hon. O. It. Uurkalow, Attorney for tho
present represontal Ivo nndjioldcr ot t ho funds ot the
estate ot said Matlhow McDowell, deceased, 0.(1
Ilarkloy, on i Is appointed Auditor to ascertain mo
iruius r iceiveu RIIIUO iiiu iiiiiik ui IIIU rnuunm, n,
tate of Matthew Mcliowell tnand nmons tho parties
entitled thereto. .
If V THK UH HT.
Nollen Isherebv trlien that tho Auditor appointed
by tho forocolnir order of Court w 111 meet tho parties
Interested lor tho performance of his duties at his of
llcoln thoTown of monmsburir on Friday thessdday
ot August iss at to o'clock a.mat which time all par.
tlcsmutnppearand present tlielr claims or bo do-
uarreairom a Biiaru ui me hiiki. . .
(JIlAltl.KS (1. II MtKLKY,
litoonisbnrK, July, 19, "s-tw Auditor.
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l.ia. Ijindoii's Heart, by II L Furjrun
mi Tin) Lady Lisle, bv Miss M E Uraddon
Ml. Mustermaii Hejity, bv Captain Marryat
IU, Tlw Head or the Family, by Miss Mulock
1J3. TllO llalltlted Tower, bv tr Ilenrv Wnmi
i. nm i i imenanis, ov Alexander Dinnas luc
mi nan a minion ui money, Dy Amelia X). Ed
win ds
140. Charles O'Stalley, tho Irish Dragoon, by
Lowr, (TUp'u No)
14. Halt lu, tho lleerer, bv Captain Marryat
14S. A lllua Klocklnc, by Anole Edwards
111) .In.hua Marvfl, by II I, Farleun
2U0
80c.
IOC
loc
iieo
l'C
loo
so
ll'C
loo
40C
1(10
100
!0O
100
100
ano
an
loc
loo
VOil
I'M
11)0
auc
loo
loo
200
...... ,,ui. Bin,, oi v.uiuiiu .iiuryui.
Ul. Tho Itusslan (lypsy, by Alex Dumas
Hi. Arlhur o'Leurv, by Charles Lever
l.WrWardnf Mfer
Ui, A I'olnt of Honor, by Annie Edwards
iss. i he (:ouut or nlonlivcrlsto, Alex Dumas
im. Thu King's own, by copt. Man-vat
!""' .t,L".Jl0e..jy Amelia u. tdwards
,u. ,,iit,nuiu iiuu-, ii, nuuiuei lAjyer
lf.lt. Thu rmiiitom "ldii, by Captain Marryat
KM, Iho lllack Tulip, dy Alexander Pumas
lot, 1 ho World Well Lost, K. Lynn Linton
Ml. Shirley. I harlotte lironto
ira, I ranli .Mlldinuy, liy Captain Xlarri at
104. A Younc ttl'e'shlory, Harriet llowrn
iss. A Modern Mlnlsier (vol. i.) chcely Novel
wo. Thu I a-st Alalia, uv iieoruo Mud
ir.7, Tho oueiMi'a Miklaie, by Alex, Dumas
itis. i;on LTCifan, uy inarieu uiyvr
liw. ft. I'atrlek's Lie, hy Charles Lever
1T0. Newt jii llorster. Ly Captain Marryat
in. jiusiutt' iu r oi luue, uy .miss nrauuon
1T. rhovaller de Mal.oirltouire, by Dumas
113. Junlict In Starch of a Father, by Captain
loc
son
jiarryat
1T4. Kato tlTlonOL'huo. bv Charles tver
soo
its. Tho Pacha or Muny Tales, capialn Marryat loo
17a. I'oichnl Keeno by Captain Marrjat loo
11T, fieorijo cunUTbury's Will, by Mrs, Henry
Us, l.'aro tlouit Luck, bv It. E. Francllllon loo
l i u . J lie lusior.v pi u i rime, uy wcuir 11U70 100
Iki. Arinalade. by Wilklo Culllns too
ist. The Countess do Cliarny, Alex Dumas loo
lsi Juliets (juardlau, by Mrs. Cameron loo
lsa. Kenllwortli. bv blr Waller hrott voo
1K4. ,IlleLlttloaa,e. by Captain Marryat 100
Iss. iioCMt-llje Mvei thearu" by Ithoda liroueton loo
ii,. iii vtiin.iitnu, uy Limriea 4'lCKens
nr. Nation, by Alexander Dumas
lsb. 'i ue hwiss nunuy iioiauson
isu. jienry iiunoai, uy miss tiraunon
luo. lemolrs of a rhvidclan. bv Alex Dnmu
191, The Tin is) Culteis. by 4'aptaln Marryat
i... i no i i lust'irtti urn, uy .lexmiuer iiumas
19.1. Heart of Mldiolhluii. Mr Walter Kf.oit
194.JSU Inieutlons, bv HorenceMarryatt
iDi.-jtai.ei l imtana, uv Alexander IX
llaiarla. bv Alexander llumaa
IWiNlcholas Mckleby, by charlus Dickens
17. Nancy, by Hhodu llrjuchlon
IDs, het'.lers lu Canada, by Capuiln Marryat
199, cloisters and the Hearth, by Chaa. Iteado
swi, 'ino Monk, ly iiaiujew u, Lewis, M. 1".
J1UUI. .filial. 1
For sale by all llookscllers and Newsdealers, or
scuv isistuiju I'repuiu, uu reieipt ui price,
OEOltaE MUNjtO, Publisher,
31, S3 and ss, Vandewater St., N. Y.
;,0. 110 MUT.
aU2 3, U-4ui
Ur.A.G.OLIN'S
UB him CLklJlU,.
i'iiilltii, Ia of Mrmurit iuplr'JiMUt, 14
lisul4Mtti tm iwmivui. .rua ssriuiuj,
UTi.iiy i.fwl , dUswn of Ua HUsUtT! Ulster) I.Mt-r.
I.UHCa. A.iUit, 4ti(U, 111m, ll tl" 'it iteaMx, ami lN
L Vl.slt' M:UI.I, UU to U.aut-ol. U iHiu
Lax La.1 a III loorf asirlauia, aud tktm bctoibsjn fall, IU
Uis'44 sit I'm IsaiorataJ K hoJ, um uo uttnurfi ba tha
lar. i (jr ii e hi iiio L' ft, I,llirAnquMPtnriuiwtlwHk
prlHl l-anstand bosvJ, rail or itu, fe.v ftxivsniaon fur
I inu "-ui fifty iU Ii lamnla ol JtulW (owl suiJ rU
Kuiti f I ii.irt4t Inhjfinatius) byttfMsa. Hit O LIN'S
MARRIAGE GUIDE KtSffi-l
mi g sit d luUiiVa ai at t' xi all sIUsms f ft
ml ,i. i.l, 1 1 it f . i l . iJ tlio iMllali
ft tba
J tl'O-S il UsUi.Ulllu
man it I I'm ut I- i .1 thy i U
liua k,.ssy- j bvul4Ksl of
dtiaa aaaloj,
au?. 7, li ly 11 SO
i '11 1 - larnl rlsr
u llUw msW Waia4
Ucan make money faster ht work for us than n
nnytlildi elw Capital not required t wo wit
start you, U per day at homo made by tho
Industrious, iten, women,; iwjs and clrls
ranted evenrwhero to work for ns. Now Is tho
time, Costly onl lit aud terms Irco. AddrcssTseK
tc co., Ausubta, Mamo. juarcn ,5-iy
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
"TrJI. P. IiOblNK, Iron Hlreet below seo
V ond, bloomsburif, l'a., is prepared to do al
kinds ot
PAINTING,
OLAfiINQ,
and
PAPER HANGING.
In the best styles, at lowest prices, and at Bbort
noucc.
fart les havlDC such work to do will save money
calling on mo.
All work warranted toelvo satisfaction.
solicited
WM. P. I10DINE.
Marchsu
GOLD.?
Orcat cnanco to mako money. If you
can get Bold v oil can get green
b:irt. u need a nersun every
where to tnkc subscriptions to tho laravst, cheapest
anu best iiiusiraieo. niniiiy puiiiieniuii iu mo uuu.
Anv fine enn lieenme a H'jcieasfltl nr-ent. TIlO most
eleirnnt works ot art civ en tree to subscribers. Tho
nriee u sn lnvv lliat almost cvcrvbodv subscribes.
0110 01111 reports maklni; over f it In n week. A
lady airent reports taklni; uver 4W subscribers In ten
ii.ivs. All who enn-ai?o make money fast, loucan
CV lilO llll 3 Our UUlf IU iiiu misiticra, ui miij jumi
Sparc time. You need not bo nwny Horn homo over
nl Jht You can do It at well as omri s. i- iui panic
niiirq. tnrreiiens and terirs frrco Lleirnnt and ex
pensive outilt free. H ou want profitable work
send us your nddress at once. It lusts nothing to
irv ine miRinpRH. onn will (-uviiiri-H inns iu iiiuixu
great pay. Address."'! ho l'cipli's Joutnal' l'ort-
lano, .Maine. uuk. iv, n-ij
GLENN'S
SXTLPHUll SOAP.
Thoroughly Cures Diseases or Titn Skin,
llEAUTIFIES THE COMPLEXION, PREVENTS
and Hem EDi es Rheumatism and Gour,
Heai.s Sores and Abrasions of thu
Cuticlk and Counteracts Contagion,
This Standari
,tions. Sores and
ril External Remedy for Erup
d Injuries of the Skin, not only
removes from the Complexion all Hlem
1SHES arisine: from local impurities of the
blood and obstruction of the pores, but also
those produced by the sun and wind, such as
tan and freckles. It renders the CUTICLE
marvelously clear, smooth and tliant.
and being a wholesome deautifier is far
prcierabic to any cosmetic.
All the remedial advantages of Sul.
fllUR JIATHS ara insured BY THE USE OF
Glenn's SllTpJlUV Sod), which in addi
tion to its purifying effects, remedies and l'RE
vents Rheumatism and Gout.
It also disinfects clothing and linen
and trevents diseases communicated uy
contact with the 1'erso.v.
It dissolves Dandruff, prevents bald
ness, and retards graypess of the hair.
Physicians speak of it in high terms.
Prices 25 and 50 Gents per Cake: per
box us owes), ouc. anami.xu.
K. B. The 50 cent caliea are triple the sue of those at
85 cents.
"HILL'S HAIR XSU AVHISKEK DVE,"
IUack or Urown, 30 Cents
C.5. CIIITTESTOI, Prop'r, 7 Sixth Av., S.Y.
December 14, is:7-ly
ANTI-FAT
iiir ;iii:.t iikmeii r.r
O -O TJXj 3ST O .
ALL AX'S AXTI-FAT
U ihim-Hmc Ulilt n-l pf-rft'Ctly liarniloss. It nrtt
uiHin the f.in.l In ttic --toii.in.il, jiriMUtlu,,' Its IrIiik
rt-ini'iti'-l tnto 'l.iUoi In aoronliitKi villi u-
recti"!!''. It will rt'tlucv u i'ut itorsuii Irutu lo lu fl
ToritiiK-iiit- Is not cnly n ill-t.p ltstlf, hut the
liarbliui-r of otlura." fo wruli- lllpiMn-Tutca two
Liiou-Hiiul eurs npL), uml lut wus true tlicn ii none
the 8o lo-Jaj,
ioi I b irutttlstii, or sent, iy express, upou rc
Cllpt of ilM Quarttr-tloitn tlK AtlJreBA,
BOTANIC MEDICINE CO., "'
Proprietor, HuiTulo, .V. Y
Mays, T$,-3m
nilftl Al" Including Shooting Outfit.wS
U U II U Wiio.-anli, Moure ii UrwU bi. Louis
auy. it, '7i-iy n a; cj
PATENTS!
obtain od for
mechuulcal do-
Ices. medical
or other com
pounds, ornamental designs, trado marks, and la
l.is. caieats. Asslirnments. Interference. Appeals.
suits for Infrlnemnts, and all cases tirMng under
me r in;. r pruuipnv uneuu iu.
Inventions That Have Been
") Ij t PVlllit !"". bv the patent onicomay
VlliU lliUJ. UjUstllllnmost cases, bo pat
ented by us. lielny opposite thu patent oillce, we
can mako closer searches, aud secure patents more
promptly, and with broader claims than those who
UIUILUIUIUIIUUI ,, ,Ulll.,u.
INVENTORS
bend us a model or (sketch of Your device : v e make
cxntnlnatloDS free o! chanre.aud ud Iso as to patent-
AUliuy, au correepariutiitu hiricuy comiuenum,
Prices low and HO CHARGE UNLKbS J 'ATI-NT la
We rtfer to ofllclala in the I'atent Ofllce. to ourcll-
ents in et'ry btatuol the Union, and to jour hena-
uuw gnt'u wutu ue&irtiu, a utiles
11 iUll IV
Opposite I'atent Ofllce, ushlngton, D. C,
aprll 5, IT
tv
Steel and Iron
Triple Fla-age
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES;
ilsnt Inside Holt Work ana
lllDgtd Cap.
10 UTI COMPUTI WTH0UT IT 1 1
W: TERWILLIGER,
N&. S4 Maiden Lane,
Iw Will It,
dec. 1, lsll.iy
IIVTOUO
TrllSfAPEISKEPTON FILE
1 AT THE OFFICE OF,
733 Siksom St, PHILADELPHIA,
y'ho are ciur butbortMl aucuUi and will
receive AdrertUeiucutM Ht uu
IsOWUST OAH1I ltATItfi
v
prieg (Roods I
Begs leave (o inform his,'; customers
now replete with nil tho Novelties
consisting ot nowjind bcautilul styles ol
ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES
any of which he is prepared to make up in tho latest style.
liciiilv-iniido cothing; cheaper tluin ever.
Cheap Suits for men, Cheap suits for Youths,
Isoys lor
nil nf the beat nmko and
Just received a full lino ot all the
mm, um
For Men, for Youths, for Boys Cheaper
than Ever.
h mn ONE
OF THE .
CELEBRATED
PEARL
BATED
hut
MERCHANT TAILOR,
BLOOMSBUBG, DP-A..
0". HI. MAIZE'S
Mammoth Grocery, corner
BLOOMSBUEa, 3P-A.,
is tub it.acr to okt the woimi op your jionuy in tiii: finest and fiiksiiest of
Fancy Imported and DomesticiStaple Groceries of Every Description,
Qneensware, Glassware, M and Willowware,
Flour and Feed, Tobacco and Cigars,
AT BOTTOM PRICES FOE O&SH,
OH NICE rilliSlI FKODUOK.
Then Buy.N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT CO.
CHEMICAL PAINT,
ilT"anilsavDonc-thliatlio cost of palntlng.und pet a paint that Is much handsomer, nndwllt
LAST TWICE AH LONG AS ANY OT1IEH I'AINT.
. i. .i.itn nr nnv eninr iiosired. Isonmanvthousandsof thonnestbu
In lli'n uminlri. mmvnl u hlr'h lull tinpn Tinlnlfsl blX
CHEMICAL TAINT has taken First I'HKMIUMS at
Colors sent free. Address N. Y. EN AM 1. b i - ai. -
DKIl A SON, Acents 1321, Market street, rniiaacinuia, ra. "i i, ii-iy
IS
AND HAS THE
Magge&t Qirculaiiom
OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Terms $2.00 a Year.
Country Produce taken on Subscriptin.
THE DIFFERENT.
IN THIS
OF THE INNUMERABLE
Yulety of Wh leetton
AND MATERIAL
Inn tike ColMmlbiML Offiea
All kinds of
Printing done on
sit low rales.
OFFICE NORTH SIDE
BLOOMSBURG, PA,
Celebrated
KXTKNSION
Library
L a M r
Adapted to any room hitjU or low
ceil Hit;. Um eira to tablu when trt
use.anU raised by merely touclitnc,
l'KKi'KCTl.Y UAIU 1-KOM K1MISU.
l.lk'Uta without rcrnoMnr dilmney,
(julto iiacouienlent us una, and at
4 theexit-nbe. 'the samo cxttn
blon principle Is appllea to nil our
chanUellerH not exceeding1 6 Hfe'lits.
TJib adrantaKes uroi uicreast-rt
light ltlt bui ue coutiuinptloa ot
oil, by having tne lluht whero
wantedt Barely, cannot bo knock
ed oer or upbet, 'iho extension
machinery Is ettnnlo. and cannot
pubblblyghu way. Cutsuf Kxien
ttiua juiiip aini ciiaiiueiifrs ei uu
emes rurnlhhed irte. We bell all
lamps haMLf nif-rlt.
A.J.WKIDENEIl,
Dealer tn La miu ond (lusts wakk,
Zit, becond hirtct, I'LHadu.
ESPY PLANING MILL.
The undurblgucd letsee or the Kupy l'laliluf Mill,
U prrparud lu do all tluds or mill trk,
Doors, Frames, Sasli, Blinds, etc.
mado to order on Bhort notice.
HatlHfiictlon guar.
auKoa.
ciukikh Kma,
lUo.mbburf, ra.
"ITfAINWKIQHT A CO.,
WHOLESALE OIIOCEItS,
J'UiUDKlJDIi,
Dealers In
TFAS, SVIlUrH, COFrKK, KUOAn, MOLASSES,
lill'K, sriCSS, BICABB 601)1, iC, iC
N. K. Corner Second and Arcb streets,
'"Orders will reoelre prompt attention.
Sprang
and tlio public that liis stock is
for Spring mid Summer Wear,
Children.
at the lowest nriccs.
latest styles in color and quaiity.ot
FOB
mm
SOLD ONLY BY
of Main and Centre streets,
M'lll . ni.d HOW lOOk US ttCllllS WllCU llfSt Dalnlflrt
twenty ot Iho stalo Fairs of tho Union. Samplecard;of
ni uj., a nm iuki, ui iihnuy l.
THE
T MJWSPAFEM
STYLES OP TYPE
PAPER
Islsiiii sued fancy
siioe l noiicc and
OF THE COURT HOUSE,
BESTi
business you can cncroL'o in. .i tnrn I
m r cln.v mado bv anv worker of either I
t-ex. rlk'bt lu their own localities. 1'ar.
tlculars and sample-j worth 15 free. Improve your
jiuii. iti u uv lino uuoiiiVM, AUUIfBS miNNlIN tV IU..
JorUanU.Alaluu. inarch sa, '7tMy
$66f
wttk In iour own ton. f5 Outfit trn. I
1 1 --in. urancr 11 vuu wani a uusinesa 1
which nernjus of either ier inmntcR I
rent nai all tho it mo ihev wnrk writn I
for r--rtltulariiioli,UuiVT&Co,,rortIaiittMaliie.
MALLEABLE IRON
IfUUT & NUUK
Sole Protector.
For Ubo In KgIIIiik Mills, (ilasa I
ilouseil. ('rial Mfnea and liv I
iii..n..nA.:. 1
n, . , i.lll lU.i . alflliw, BV
laiuo.., Aliruucuj, ra,
Call, ore laiiuir circular,
KILLS all the
FLIES In a
room In TWO
fiOURS,-?
ioc. north
will kill
more flics
iban $10
worth of
Flrrpr,
No dirt,
110 UOulil. I'yi
SolJ by
IiBVCOitn
Evtav.
W1I1KB.
Botanic Metiicine Co., BufUlo.N, Y.
July 1, 18w
oft ft
INVALIDS' HOTEL.
The Tfry Vircv iliimlrfr or InrsIM tirorto wlin irtallr
tllt Ilulliilo, ifinii eviry qimrlcr nrilip ';"i'',.fif
nil CiinmU, Hint llif-r limy ' f'linlt Dr. It. .1 If-lic:,
nml lliit tlililr,iUilirtBl t ncully r hnclalliu In
Medicine imcl'HnrKrry f IhIkI , 111' 1'1"' rrniliTi d
ltn.e!ry tliRt Iho lfiuii.li.rnr IhU liitllu t nmlioiilil
fTOTiup n inni-r ' iiiiin.i uii.i .................
ot lliclr rnlcrtiilniiu'lH mi.l romrorL
aiivantaiu'j n'ri:itt:ii."TiiG Invall'lr lletel
limnre cnmitli'le la in ipiioliitmtnn linn niiy slnil
Ur Imtllutlmi In Hie wml.l. '1 he Inill llrar ;;
In one or Hi1 men! liealtlifnl nli'l delriililL. iiorllmw ot
the City of IlillUlo, nuil culnuian U u line ; lew or t-nko
Krle. NUimrn Ulcer, nml tho eurminillnp cnunlry,
telni Uliiall.l 111 Ihr ' mid; nf nn I'lipirw fyfteni
of ufnulinil pnrkfc Tlw .Until It niruhlud with
iiatenl naMy la"enirer levator, tn convey natlriil j
I.Jan.l from il.e .1111. mil llrJi Is prnvhled yr Ih a
ktniUnfnirn0' ha ,linJ Ira alo eoniiecte.1 wllh
It a" ! ll'aH..lnteil irrnfna.lnni and bowling alley to
afford nrooer ineana of exercise.
rllltoMli iiisiiabix of all Itirma, whether fequlr
Inir iiil..llcnl,inrrlcal,.Tiueehnnle1il.lreiiliient,conie
wfihlntlleKovfiire'of oiioiurnHneilalllei.
Dial. AFI ! Ill' Otl ni elally are the f.if 111
tlea of thH Inllrniaiy or n fiH rlor older as npanM
theremedhl meantand np.llaces for tlw i cure of
.11 thoae chronic d'"a; lull.ir o It male Tlio
electro-thermal, mid oilnr anproie.1 hatha, U In
many caiei an Imnlnahle auxiliary lo Ih" remedial
n lain to which wo re.ort In rarhraica. 1 ry frlcllon
tn the aurfaee, pen. ral rhampnnhiK, bwwllali mme-
tiimt, The inort iippioied ineuiein es are rim hi
?mnlov('t ai d Iho Jinll. Imi ripihillnn nf the duf.
ioault the condition of thu iallint,iiieiiiirniiKiivi.ii
tlla lira nf the ki.tiii ap'irlimnt, tho cheerlnit In.
Ilienronf music, hocl.Vl liiticcourmlnnnrf nt Kiinua
Ilir airilfllnenl. and llll tlnmi apneli H which tind to
K'oiTiS till wind of tlio lullent from derpe.ndciicy,
a id thin promote reemir;, are not n uleclcd.
riiorea im. Vlnia'a llan.-el, and ollur innniia altec
tlona. rice ie the ntunthni of an In this ane.
clalty. hy which Ihf V entest skill Is attained aud Iho
lnnat happv rceulH aueiinid.
LfMl 11I1.IHMA-TI1I1 dlt ! ion of the practice In
the Im.lMa' Ilof 1 l "ry alily luniiaiied hy ;('
11. man of liinltire ludilliiint and KIM. llroliclilal.
llirniit. and l.tisl I 'e i-.s lire . rj I irp ly lri ale.1
in u, U iii : Sirlu c nt.and w Ith r nilt-Vlil. h liaie hull
Sa-iiiy przlilrj inV ti bnin ph; n-1 ' i"l'K'"t,,' ,
KVi: AMI ILtt.-epcchil ali.ir.iou Is Kit into, Iho
delleaicH niMTallnna nn the i) and tar, a illstln-
.hed Sul and nnrljl l.tli.it undir tngastmeut
u conduct tills I ramli or IW pniellee.
invalids arrhlnu In the city aiel ..leslrlna to con
aultuS. hom,l . ime llrtcllv l.Itlin Ilof 1. 11 leally
aJeeas 1.1c lv rarrtairi', oiiiiitl.ua, or Urielcara. Mil-
Lfl! Wff i:L'JS.u.uV,-M
"icdu.?&
Ujf and Invallda' UvUl, llull.ilo, . .
sep. as 'J7-tf
CURES DISHES C-n,B--
THROAT.UJNaS.irtfmficBLQOft
In the woinlcrfut inc.Ucito to whicli the nillictoil
mo ninny diucUl toe )uh?(, tho iltfccnvurcr tc
ho lirn rnnildncil tn hftmmnjj niotonf Nn
tureV r-owictgu ciiiuUo i'rifrtiis, which (icwl
h.ii liistlllci. Into iho CiTftaliIp kingflom for lic.iN
intf tlio sick, llntn wt'it; mer I etnu conibinctl in
one tiictilflnc. Tito ci Iflcnco of thU fju-tisfoiirnl In
itio fru-u vnrieiy or imwi oiMiinnie.iiaeascri wh.cn
it laa 1'ifii f'Miml iu coii'iuor. In the cum ul
llroiti liltlw, Nrioro Coughs, ami the oaily
n.iiroaof ruiuiimpiiou, it luis iilonh.itcil tha
meilical Iiuuliy, uinl eminfint iilij nicinii8 pro
iiounco tt ii.o f;u'Jiu-8l iiK-4h'al llr.(ivpry of tlio
fijvC. hllc it ctiic-i tlic freen?.t C"iiglis, it
fiii'iipilicn- ti srMcni nml purlrici, tlio
Moods ltv ttf ;iiataui llmioitijti IjlomUhurlfv
Ug I'lt'pcTtH'-t. 1. "ires all CIiuiMr. fnnn the
io i ut Scrolul:. ui 'i common flllntcht 1 1 in
itio. n I.rti plltm, NJiTCurial ul-c.ise, Minciat
1'i'iHniif, ni.it tht-ir i-fii't:. nrc cni'liwited, nm!
vIirorottB ItCjilth nml .1 boninl crmstitiition cotah
Iblifil. l)vy m! nuIiiH, Sat l-rhcii nit Fever
Sorcy Seal j' or Hough Mclu, in Bhort, all
tlio htinieioiu tli-i.':ii'-t c.ni-cil tu tj.ni l-lnoil. are
comnicn-il liy this vuucr'llli l'ttrifyiii. amj in
liH"itliiit incilicitio.
, If von loci iluU,ilin.rej tlHiiMt'ilnlJiaro sallow
color of skin, or Vi-Uow bli liln 11 i-poin on face r
hoilv, fii'nuenl litM'l.Aflic or ilizuu-t-i, bal titslc In
month, iinmml lu-at or chills nlicrnaiftl with hot
lliir-ln1-, ti t-t'lvit!. nt rlomv lot t-hoilincs. ir-u-iilar
ai'i-i'tin'. ami (nuro r.nit-il. von arc
fcuflfrio!; front Torpid IjI vol, or ' Hlllou.
" ufi,f jn iiiiii 1 iu1- "f iI.Ivr Com
plaint onlr pait of uivts 1 mmuis njc e-i-t-rifiii
u I. Ah a mi.i-ii fi all .-in it lite, Or,
Vicn'u'-t'ol.lcn Mi-'h .tl IU i"i vr i .- no t'qn.il,
ni it c'Ktis pcrlc'i cuict, lt..i ik liter
ttiriifil.t'iictl ami ncuaai.
SOIQ BY DKUGGUTa AT 1 Pi JTII.E,
.n-part'l hv It, V. IMfttri:, tl. Sf-lc
l; t-o t r icii r .i t u "M't NnAi.i.
litilla' V V
Sep. 2-J, TT-tt
Tho Lightest Running,
Tho Simplest,
Tho Most Durahlo,
Tho Most Popular
or
SEWING MACHINES.
Jt i nll) uiwlerwtoorti makes the
double-thread IneU-fttltrh, hi aelf
retulntliitf teiiIoim dial tuke-iif
and wilt do fioiiliolo rut.ye uf family
work without vlinuco
DoiiiCJitlu la tnadetn the tno$t
durable vutnntr, cllh conical ttrtl
bearlnya tind compensattmj Journal
throughout
PAPER FASHIONS.
XhMCjiojiiilor 1'ATTEUNH for
tadle', mlMeM', and children' drtit,
are cut on tt NjNieiu fciiperliir to any
n uc, and can be understood hy niiy
0110. J-uI (llrcellunaKititl I(ii.rrirCon
011 each envelope,
A'enil J'jce Cente for tlluitratfd Cata
logne of IOOO J'a.'ifoii.
Bovrintt Maehins Co,, Now York.
I. W. HARTMAN,
Aiient "Domestic" Paper Fasliions
Bloomsbur.
Decern bcr 11, l.IT-ly
PAT E NTs7
I F.A. Lehinann, Solicitor of Ameilam and Forefgn
Patents. Wafehltcton. d.p. auulUx,
wltli rntenU. whether U fore tho I'atent Ofllce or
I uo vvuiust, luuuiuy uiunaeuio. ochaivetnaCo
i uui-jss a (tawuv u bwuxea. tcua xor a circular.
AtBRRT lUnTMAH,
THE RED FRONT,
HABTMAM BBOS.,
iinAt.ims in
THAS, CANNIil) FKUIT,
OIOAXIS,
TOBACCO,
SNvrr,
OONFEOTIONJ3KY.
Spices of all kinds, Glass & Quoenswaro,
FINE GROCERIES.
Foreign and Domostio Fruits. .
AND ClHNKU.Vrj LINE Ot"
Family Provisions
4tli door below Market street, nioomUjurfr, ra.
If (j oorta delivered to nil purtB ot tbo town
April n, '77-tr
LINIMENT IODIDE AMMONIA.
mm
- jmADJS MARl
A
Cures all Pain In jll.wi uml Hcast
TESTIMONIALS:
rKOLAmfllfTEiti(rrtlllni' ot thoVomu.) AWon-
tlcrrul Cure. Mno years my wife Hunered Iwlth thU
terrlblo complaint. Hhowna nttended by doctor af
ter doctor, went to thodltTercnt ltospltnU whero fe
males are treaiojl; tried them all; wore bandages
and pessaries with only temporary rullef. Her life
was iiniseraute. v appiien nr. uties- ininieuu
Her relief was Immediate. tlic Is now well.
It. JVICUFUMOFT,
40 West 13th street, New York.
I hart ttwelvo .strokes of l'arairsis. Mr lec.arm
and tongue were useless ; was obliged lo uso a cath
eter eery clay. Doctor (.lies' Liniment lodlrtoot
Ammonia has cured me. Will answer any Inquiries
so that all atille'ed may know of it.
.joiin aitm.. ..-sonn itraniorn, uonn.
Chestnut mil, rhlladelphU, April 2, ia.
M. Clllca. In Hear Mr I used our Iodide of
Ammonia Liniment on Horn Temple's hind pastern
Joint Miothad been;uuIto hunej the effect was
wonderful; she wika now qulto well. Very.ro
Bpectfully ours(
A. WEix:n.
I. S. 1 am now tislnir it, on Littleton's rlnhtioro
A lartro Rhoo boll on a valuable .vounc horse was
removed hy Giles' Llnlrmvnt lodlrto ot Ammonia.
Carpels, ITMxilt avo.. N'ew York,
Asthma Tho torLurcs and neon les I endured for
rIv i ears, none but those who havesunwed with
this terrible disease can know. My life was misera
ble, in desperation 1 tried tines' Lintmcnt Iodide of
Ammonia. It gavu mu Instant relief. I'wjd It In
ternally as w ell as externally.
J II OS. llKAM(iM,
127 west Stth btreet, Xew York.
I was In a dreadful condition. .Joints swollen.
pain Intense. Injections of rnoruhtno into my veins
failed to reltuve me. (i lies' Iodide of Ammonia took
away tho denoMts from mv mints. Iwantevery
ono who suffers to know what will euro them.
1 ounvcK i)rintor.
North Hyde rark. Ijimmoiiloco. Vt.
Another Kuffurer emed. blfiChartrud from the
.Massachusetts (Icneral Hospital as Incurable, with
lntiaminatory rh-umatlsm In mv shoulders. Ilnirers
and feet; sufTered fearrully tor three j ears, tried
eu-rythintf; lost all hope. Dr. (dies' Liniment lod-
iuooi Ammonia cnecteu a compieio cure.
jLl.i.en rii 1 ii.
No. 72 Prane street. Fall ltlver, Mass.
8nralns. snllnta. bruises. Lnineness In horses.
(lies' Liniment Iodida of Ammonia Is a perfect pe
cltlc. No person who owns a horse sliould bo with-.
out It.
M. ItonENS,
tw seventh avenue, ew Yoik.
In my family, and for tho .stock, I have used (.lie's
Liniment lodldo of Ammonia. It Is unsu massed.
and I am surprised nt tho many different maladies
In which it Is applicable. It gives tho utmost satis
faction. .IOIIN .J. CAIlTKll,
Superintendent Eastern I'cnnsyhania Kxperlraen
tal Farm.
co c. and $1 : nnd In quarts nlti.io, In which thero
Is a L'reat saving.
Trial size 25 cents,
MJi.it uv am. Diicwusm
N. J. 1I1:MI:IMI( I T, AKI. lor Ulntnnslnirg.
may 41, ''H-
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
pHlLADKLl'IlA AND ItliADIXG KOAD
AIUtAXOEMENT OF l'ASSKNGEK
THAIXS.
May iii, 1S7S.
TK1IKS LEAVE ltCPEHT A8 101I.0W8 (hUKIIiV KXCE1TB
i'ur New York, riillndelplila, JlcaUliif, I'ollsvllls
Taniaqua, &.C., 11,13 a. m
Tor Catawl3S.i, 11,45 u. in. 7, 'to chi 7,SC m,
l'or Wlimiiibjiorl, c,ss n.or a. m, ana iftt p. rn.
TlillKSFOU KCl'ERI LEAVE AS lOI.I.OWS, (61NIUT II
CKl'TEU.)
Leave New York, 8,15 a. io.
Leave l'hlladclpbla, 0,15 a. m,
LcaioUeadlni;, Jl,3ja. in., i'ottsvllle,12,15p. m
and Tamaqua, l.lio p. m.
Leao Catawlasa, cjo 8,50 a. m, and 4,oo p. m,
Iai e Wiuianibpoii ,p,43 a.m,v,l5 p. in. and 5,00 p. m
l'asbcngura ui.d fiom New Yorkand l'hllado
plila ko lUrou;,'.! w ttliout t liango ot cars.
J. i". WOOTTEN.
lieneral Alanager.
C.(l, 1IANLB0K,
Leneral Ticket Agent.
Jan.il, ijio H.
JN
JOItTHEKN
CJONTltAL 11AILWAY
On and alter November 201I1. isr.1. imi n. i 111 1 h.ii.
SUKllUltY as follows!
NOUTHWAltD.
Erlo Mall 5.i0 a. iu., arrive KUnlra ii . r,
" Caiiaudalgua.,, 3.35 p. ra
Itoelichter 6.15 '
Nlat.nrn .1 jn 11
Uenovo accominodallonll.ioa. iii. anUo Williams
rt 12.55 n. m.
ElmIraMall4.15a.rn.. nrrivn nmiM m,n.
Uuttalo Express T.15 a. iu, arm o liuualo sm a.'m
BOUTHWAltl).
Uuffalo Express i!.fco a. m. an h o llnrrisburir 4.50 a. m
" laltlinoret).40 "
ramlrallall 11.15 a.m., anUo JlarrtbliurijlMp.ra
abumtrion 10.30
" ltaltlmore 0.30
" Washington 8.S0 '
llarrlsburg accommodation s.40p. m.arrho Harris
arrh 0 llaltlmoro 2.25 a. m
WnKhlr.inn ft la M
Erlo Mall ls.65 a. m. arrlvo Harmuurg 3 05 a, ru
liammoro 8.40
.1,,,. 1, ... . wasningtou 10.35 "
1 1 Ml dally except Sunday,
11. M. liOYD, Jr., Ueuernl l'oBsenser Agen
A. J. CASSA'iT, Ocutral Manate
D
EIjA'WARE, LACKAWANNA
AND
WEhTEHN ItAlUtOAl).
I1L00JIS11UIIG DI VISION.
Tlrae-Tablo No. So, Takes erfect at 4:30 A, M
MONDAY', JUNE 10, 1878.
NOIIT1I,
p.m. p.m. a.m.
(STATION'S.
...... No nmton
.......liellci uo..
'I'll. If.nHI...
KCllTTir
a.m. p.m. p.m
s EO
0 23
V IT
IH
8 68
8 61
iv u 40
ao . iu 0 10
It 0 20
9 45 2 22 8 23
0 87,
V SO
21
0 19
9 14
... Lackawanna.'.!
3 51
8 40
y so s 83
2 88 6 40
o .11
.... I'lllSUIll
W'it I'ltlston
9 68
8 40 8 4i
Wj oming,,
10 07 2 49 t M
12 41
11 H
8 S3 3 80
8 13 3 10
aiuiiDy,
...... liennett
VI.IKl...
2 53
4 KT
a tji
2 67 a It
9 041
8 44!
10 13 SIB
10 83 3 15
....... UlriBHtOn!!"!"
I 10
t m
8 23 3 20 8 65
.io iiiouin junc,
...Mjlnoulb
.....Aondalo....
... Nnnllor.Vu
8 10 1 18
10 20
111 fti
3 13 T 25
a 21 T All
8 12 3 12
8 04 3 04
7 61 9 61
8 47;
8 89,
B 28
B 17
8 12
.Uuiilock'81 reiku
8 20 7 42
10 42 III 8 14
MucKsninny.,...
.... I lick's Kern',.,
....lti.nrli lli,,.
I IS Si
iu go am B 20
11 SIT
7 :s
3 S4
2 ti
B A.1
11 13
1 10 8 65
4 13 9 05
4 i'S T IB
4 29 7 23
4 83 7 SO
4 42 7 44
49 8 ;i
7 25
T 18
T 14
7 10
7 (2
S to
0 to
S (Hi
" T...r..,i'"'--
11 21
i:riar I'ni k.,...
...Willow ciroic...
.-..Llmo lildgeM-.
T4
1 7
1 61
1 4S
T 44
f 38
7 83
7 20,
..y
.JUrminkburg,
II S9
III 45
0 45
Cntattlsa Hrl'dgo.
II
11 67 6 03 S 6
0 27 1 27
7 11
i,.. . .I'ttjiiiiit)
t'uulatky......
t'aineron
Northumberland.
11. jo u IB H 21
6 15
10 100
9 61
6 43
It 43 6 45 9 to
p.m. p.m. a.m.
....S-.-P-m. a.ra
huitrlntu. tntts cai".; UiVlSS .
Thomas n. lUnniAM,