THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BM)OMSBTJ EG, COLUMBIA COL NTY, PA.
Miscellaneous.
A WONIIKIIFUti CAXni,K.
1)J you evrr wonitar who first. Invrnteil or
turd Rttlflclal light T 'nnJ what kind of light
It win? To tell you tho truth, 1 uover
thought auiitit It at all J but It happened
that one evening not lotifl ago, I was mado
tery much ashamed of my stupidity,
I received au Ivltatlon to iend an even
!ng with a learned professor and hts beauti
ful wife, who live In a large house. on Mall
on uremia In Ntiw York, and to witness
nine electrical experiments
What ii delightful and nenslhla Invitation!
T knew I chiuld meet n t only the beit, hut
the roost cultivated puple; and t nuttclpit
i d fur uf'ftler wj lyrnent than If It h id been
an ordinary etrnlng pitr'y. In tliU pl-ai-am
expectation 1 was not disappointed.
After th company Imd mnihlr!il, t'ley
weio Invited log) tn the top of tho house,
Wo marched nn tln stain In procession, tlm
ladles Imvlnj? taken the nrim of the h'.ir led
men. We were fisWivl Into a large rnotri
from which all the furnl Ure had been re
moved. U.tnip c'lalrs wrro arr.iiiRfil In nnv,
and norp q'l'ckly Il leJ. Tnli worn opened
lot i aiinllier, which was also filled will
r.sn'p-chnir. B-'twn ihmiins was a high
lnhle, on which were mysbrl 'in scitntinV
binking j irs, nm of -which nuiia am ill c ip-
per wires In fine coll. The tops of those
aeemrtl to ha c .niiec'led logtlher by finer
witen. On the table, beside llu"i, were a
pn drop light, n cmnmiin tallinr ciiii.lir, ti
lit.le bniiizi bo.it cuit iiiiing nil, witli a wick
one end, a rrher shabby-looking I'ark
rind1!- stick, or wliatlnilmd like one, and
aomK iithe r thing", the mc-a of which 1 did
not Innw,
1'nstcned sgalnstthow.il was a wpiire.
made of three colors of bi!c, brojd strip..- ol
b!u, red, and green, mirr nlnded hy a vvid
yellow horder, and I wondered to myself If
it were a banner, and to what nation It be
longed.
After we were seated, there was a momcn
tary silence of expectation, nnd I faintly
heard something that sounded like the muf
fled beating of a steam engine. I aaiV it af
terward in the back room, a pretty Utile en
gine hard at work, not bjillng wafer, to
generate or make steam, but a petroleum
oil, engine burning petroleum oil to
to ge urate or makcan electric current
which waa carried through a pipe to the ta
ble betweeu tho rooms. The professor said
that Ihiscuuning little engine coinumedonly
one drop of oil a minute, and yet it was 'n
horse and a half power.' I called it a hore
and a cult power. You all know that the
power of all steam cuisines it thut gauged or
measured; that is,each one has the strength
andean do the work ofao nnny hurses. The
engine of an ocean steamer is of many hun
dred horse power, a giant in strength and
resistance against the mighty winds and
wave, enabling the vessel, with almost re
sistless power to,
"Cleave a path majestic through the flood,
As ii ane were a gonuess ol the deep.
And now that I have qucted this elegant
compliment to the steam engine, I will tell
you what the professor said about light.
"In very old times," he began, ''people
went to bed with the chickens when the sun
had Bet. When they wanted to sit up a lit
tlo later, all tho light they kueiv ho.v to
make waa from the blaze of burning wood.
Afier a while, some observing old felloiv no
ticed that when grease fell into the fire, the
blaze became much brighter; so he dipped a
reed or rush into oil and set one end on fire
and thus ruah-lighta came Into fashion. Old
books and songs tellaboutthe farthing rush
lights. They were sold tour for a penny,
and a veryjdismal illumination they must
have made. Then people began to put oil
In cups, preparing a rinJ of pork to set iu
tho oil for a wick, and Imrned that. The
great I'e.nta of the Roman-!, in the old clas
sical heathen limes, before the birth of our
Suvior, must have heeu most dingy allaus
for all tliey had lor lighting up their tables
were these lamps.' And hero the professor
put out all the gas lights, and applied a
match lo the wick at ono end of tbelitile
bronze Roman boat.
It was highly classical and very elegant in
shape ; but the light it gave was so lUterly
dismal lint all the company littered a funnv
Utile groan, and a handsome old gentlema i
who sat next to na said r
'Well, after t! at specimen of old Iloiian
brilliancy, I am quite reconciled to psyin,r
my big gas bills.'
'After thi,' continued tho professor, 'can
dles wero invented. To show you what the
first ones were like, I trioi to get as bad a
one as posibK It should evolve or unfurl
the traditional 'shroud' in the light, and be
otherwise disagreeable ; but this one, I am
afraid, will he far mora respectable and well
behaved than the tallow caudles of our an
cestors." Hero he lit the candle, and another dis
mal groan saluted the forlorn yellow light.
It looked as if It had lost all its friends. It
sputtered and guttered ; callow tears ran
down iu greasy sides, and very booh it be
came, -if not a broken-hearted, certainly a
broken-backed, tallow candlo.
Ttwas not so many years ago,' said the
professor, 'that candles were In general use,
though greatly improved iu quality ; for the
next invention the argand burner, or as'
tral lamp could only be aflbroed by well-to-do
people. The flame was fed by the oil
made from the blubber of the sperm whale,
which was rather expensive ; but the lamp
made a great improvement In artificial
light. Many of us can remember the astral
lamp, which gave a soft, pleaant, steady
light under its glass shade, quite sufficient to
render a room of ordinary size cheerful and
cozy. Gas has been discovered and utilized
In placea of business a long time before it
was introduced into our better houses ; and
then it was that petroleum or kerosene took
the place of candles In poorer localities, and
it is still iu universal use.
'You may think that there is nothing bet
ter to be desired than gas ; but, If the ladies
present would consider how this light chan
ges and Injure many delicate colors, and
bow unbecoming it Is, they would rejoice in
that restless spirit of invention, that is ever
crying 'Ercelsiorl' and Is now using all its
resources to bring the exquisitely beautiful
pure white electric light into common use.
Let me show you the effect of light still more
yellow than gas light ou the colors hanging
up. It la a sodium, and sodium is only com
mon salt prepared for burning.'
Here the professor applied a match to one
of the thlugs on the table of which I told
you I did not know the uses. A dull dtep
yellow flame sprang up. Alt the blue, red
and green iu what we will call the banner
vanished utterly, nobody knows where,
leaving three ugly gray and feaden-colored
stripes, while the pale yellow border had an
attack of yellow jaundice immediately, and
became orange color. The professor held his
band against the flame, and It changid to a
ghastly gray hand, and as to us, we looked
like dressed upghv.sU,
'You tee now,' said the professor, 'how
great au improvement a while light ought
to be, I am told that when ladles purchase
silk for an evening dress, they request lo
huve it ehown by gas-light. Some of the
larger store have a little room lighted only
by gas for thU purple ; and H Is surprising
to notice how a silk, beautiful in daylight,
will alter and become dingy In color the
moment the gas light flashes upon It.'
And now the professor, putting out the
hateful sodium light, touched n hidden
spring. In nn Instant likn tho winking of
an t jc a tiny, but most glorious, star, or,
what it was still more like, or was really, n
bit Of imprisoned lightning, flashed nut of
the end of a colled copper wire, with thou
sands of silver lumlnoiu rays iinanatifg
from it.
A Ii, how beautiful I how superb l' ex
claimed everybody.
Instantly all tho colors In the banner on
thu wall' became perfect and true; blue was
blue, and green, green, and yon know thro
colors are o'ten mistaken one for the other
at night. The colors of the ladles' drenc,
soft lavender, blue, pink and gray, were In
lovely and luraioulous contrast, and dia
monds flashed like litilo electric points. Why
everybody looked handsomer than they ever
had before. The fine dark eyes of th pro
feasor were sparkling, and his face beaming
with pliamro to others, which after all Is
the best, thu purest hoppiutss. Thin he put
a viMtc pater lain shade over the elicire
light, and with the fofienfd brightness, tni
oilier delighted exclamation p.is-eil like a
wavu nvi-r the crowd ;' for you know that
light like souu I Irnvels In wave", though
light beats sound hy nn Inllnlto rumbernf
times in .speed. I might as well toll ,.vn
here that while a sound would hi traveling
leisurely about thirteen miles in a minute
a Ihsh of light cm go the dl-tnnce of four
bundled and eighty times round the wholi
earth 1 '1 he porcelain shade over the dec
trio light made It accm as If a moon brighter
than a hundred moons, had fluted down
upon us ; and yet it was nil tho tlmo that
m-re speck of lightning chained up, bound
down hand and foot by the professor.
Soon, by a niystoiious turn of his lian J, Ii-
light darted to another copper wire. This
other was an English application of electric
ity, and hns been used a good dtnl iu Knir
land, in dock-yard', iron work", railway s'a
tiomi and manufactories. It was very bright,
but it flickered a little. Then ho made the
light dart to the candlestick I mentioned,
which was invented in Paris by a man whose
funny name is Jabhlevjock,' then 'Ihimp-
terhausen,' and then 'Butthurpurltles,' and
none of them seemed right. This candle
stick mado a lovely light. A large number
of thorn wero used at the Paris Exposition,
which must luivo been inagnlflcient at nijht
illutiinaled by tills imprisoned lightning.
Tho professor said that ho had tried to
have Mr. Elion present, and tell us of his
amazing Inventions ; h it ho was so ovir
whelmed with business connected with elec
tric light, that he could not como Let us
all hope that Mr, Edison will suece-d in
making electricity the light that will, like
the sun, Sdiine for all ;' fir, besides Its be-
lns so beautiful, and mi true, it will be fur
cheaper than any liglrt we have now
Fanny ; St. Xicholatfor March.
HIS FlUST AND LAS r CASE.
I studied law once in the Washington law
ichool. In fact, I was admitted to the bar
I shall never forget ray first cae. Neither
will my rlient. I was called upon to defend
a young man for passing counterfeit tnonev
I knew the young man was innoci-nt,hfcauc
I gare him tho money to pass. Well, ihere
waa a hard feeling against the young man
in the county, ai.d I pleaded for a change of
venue. I made a great plea for it. I can
lemeiuber, eveu now, hnw fine it was. It
was filled with choice rhetoric and pnstirn
ate oratory. I quoted Kent, and Black
stone, and Littleton, and o'ted precedent af
ter precedent from the digest of Htate re
ports. I wound up with a tremendous ar
gument, amid the applause of all yiuingei
members of the bar. Then sanguine of suc
cess, I stood and awaited the judge's dtcis
lon. It soon came. The judge looked ire
full In the face nnd said :
'Your argument is good, Mr. IVrtiri",
very goo J, and I've been deeply interestid
iu it ; and when a case comes up that your
argument fits, I shall give your remarks nil
the consideration that they merit. Sit
down I'
This is why I gave up the law and n soil
ed to writing for the m wsppra EU J'trl
int. A Child's Logic in Family Discii1
I.tNi:. A fiieiid iifnurs ( u .itle boy, who,
as his mother is au invulid hi,-h-en most
ofhislifo under the specisl carii of his
uurae, and to whom he nhvayx xho'veil the
strictest obedience. During lint unimer,
however, Ids mother went away fir the sea
son, leaving the nurse behind having with
her th liltlo boy and his grandmother.
Being unused to receiving orders from hi
mother, he at one time rebelhd, and she
was obliged to punish him to mike him
obey. To this ho "toutly denurrej, affirm
ing that only the nurse had a right to pun
ish him, and going to his grandmother he
complained that his mother struck him.
That was right,' said she, 'if you were
u iughty ; she is your mother nnd ha) a
right lo whip you if you ibn't behave, The
little fellow listened sobbing till she had
fiuished, then looking up he asked, 'have
mothers a right to strike their children ?
'Certainly,' she replied, 'Are you her moth
er?' he asked. To be sure I am.' Well
then,' tobbedjhe, hit her VJlanror, Me.)
ir.
Rabbits are so numerous and destructive
in California that the farmers are being
forced tocomhino for a warn! extermii aliou
against them,
The only memorial to dpt. Cook at pres
en t existing in England is a mural tablet
erected by his widow, who died in 1837,
having survived him fifty-six years, in a
church at Cambridge, where one of his sons,
who died an undergraduate, is buried, Mrs.
Cook left XI, 000 to maintain the tablet, the
surplus to go to thu poor of the parish.
I'roilt, i aoo.
"To Bum it up, six long years of bed-rid-dcu
sicknejs, costing $.00 jcr star, tola
Sl.'JOO all of tlits expense) was stopped byl
thtee bottles ot Hop Hitters taken by my
wife. She has done her owu houso woik lor
a year since, without tho los-s of day, and 1
waut everybody to kuow it, for their bene
fit."
sniiEns5 OOOGH syhupj
Orir l,oo,oao hoiilon Bf.id, it Inlliemmt pop
ular ren if.lv lor C'OI'iJlls, 4411,11s, ciioi'i.
IIOAItS!..NtAV, Anilitll 'l into IT ami I.I mJ
iiUcum-h. limlit-eu hi ute tor httlttcttUury. Jk
turn riomt!ietit It. J. I. lumn, Louu r.o.tlll.,
ruvr : 't i. (1 in? twochUetrni iiom lht craw." A, I.,
t- Mrmt (,f Htltunmo, Mel,. t,u mt1 fll will euro
tiiii vfomt rou.'h imi ifdiatolf." ThU no otlicrl
Trices, 3.1 irnn, All i cuts, and Kl.oo ct IkjUIc,
n.rsi:ii.!:iLHvto., Jto,rittJarui, i'"
aprllM cowl
20
MA UK IN' A HINCf.K DAY. Jaa. &oth:tyari
oin'Ut. hend 1 wnt blamp lor iwrtlcuUr. Iter.
)IUlK,MIIoq, renQbytv&ula. Jw&co apM-lm
PUBLIC SALE HAND BILLS
Printed nt thin Oflico
ON'HOItTEST NOTICE A U ATTHB
MOST ItEABONARLE TERMS.
GULES'
MNIMENT IODIDE AMMONIA.
vijS
Ctirva all rain In Man ami Ilcat
TrcSTtMONlnL!
rHOLPdUjitTTKHtrailtni nf tlm WnmtiA A Won
derful euro. Mnc i him lay Mlc Kuncml with t Ml
Itrj-xtor, wvuttii luo illltorent lia-rlUu wlit'to iv
niiiftflro tifiVotlj irievltin m nil; worn OnmUiros
una inMut(M wituoi.ly tempi raty rviitf, Hit lifu
wan mUeraMr. Wh applied Dr. (H es' MM menu
hit rtrnui win iiniatHimu.'. nuo n now wen.
I). McHKitMorr.
40 West Ifttb k. recti New YoiK.
1 It flit twnlrn tl rntnn nf PuraltklM. Ml- !( lirm
ami tonjuo were uvk'si ; wan oOMirtil to uao a ca'li
elef i:try iluy. iKxtur idea' iJnlmeut Itxlldrot
A iiit no nl.v Im uurxnl n i 111 answer any Inquired
b ttut ail 4iRl!C(M umv know or ti.
ioii hm. Nrm iiMiirom, Cutin.
Chestnut Mill, rhlhtdflpM i, April 21, V..
W. M. (UltH, Kq. Ptrtf Mr I uvrt jtmr iodide ot
A tmn on! A LlnUiifiit on Iltin i'd-i DlcM hind muitrrii
joint. fhe lud been qilllo lame J Uio i Heel was
wuuicrfult fiiitj wiks nuw qulta veil. Very re
Bpi'cUu.ijr jours,
A. F.IJCU.
1. 8. I am now ulnr It nn T-ItLlptctiVrlJiitturn
A inxfrp shoo noil on a vahianio oun1? noraa was
removed by uiWa' Ulment ludldc t.f -iiHMurit.i,
Mir.niEun KNArr,
f'arpet, iti&lxti avt.. Now Vurtc.
A9THU4 Th'S tortitrei and ftjpmlM I endured for
k1tjcm. none but tlvwi who law aufJered
this irribln dlape ean know My life wai minora
ble. In UysptTutlim 1 tried til oV Liniment lo tldo ol
Ammonia. It tfavu inn liitant relief. Used U In
tern thy us well us externally.
Tnoa. liRANinis.
12T west STIh sirre t, ew Vork.
t waln a drertmul cundlttun. Joints s.vuhen,
p.atn tutensn. Injections of mornhlno Intu my vein
fulled t red vo lue. lillfa' Imlldu ol Ammonia took
awttv tun (letHiblta from in Juliils lwuutetTy
ouewho&uaerrito know what ni'lcmo them.
Konnvcrs Uuhkop,
North IIdf VaiK, Laintiiollie co. vt.
Another Rurrervr enred. Itholurffed from tho
Massncnu-wiu ttt-nentl Hospital us InecraUle, wlih
lniU lumt'irj rliMtinntl-'tn Iu m. shoulderti, liners
and feet ; hulftred feurliUly tor three taarx, tried
eerthtn lo-t all ho;e. Ir. (iileV l.lnlment iod
ide ot Ammonia effected a complete cure.
I.Lt.KV "MITIt,
No. ta I'rane street, Vnii uiver( .mush
Sprnln. npIt.iH, brnlsus, Uimeii's In horses,
Olles' Maimt i.t ludtda of Ammonl Is a perfect ppe
ellle. 0lU'rauu who owns a horse should be with
out It.
M. ItonKNfi,
rr.ft lovpnth avenuo New Yoik.
In my fmlly, and Tor thofitoetj. I haveu-ed.tl!ei:
Mnlment lotlde ot Auniunla. it I unsurpassed,
nnd I am surprised at the tii.my Ulfltreut maladies
In whleu ltlaappUcaMc. It Kej tite ntmobt satis
faction. .TohmJ. Cahtrk.
Superintendent Ea&tcrn PennylvanU lixperlmen
tal Farm.
fio c. nnd ft : and taiuartaal2.0, in which thero
IsairreatHavtnir.
1 rial size eenH.
Sold rv ah DitrnoiTS.
X, .1. Iir.l)i:iEMl(TT, A?! lor IlloonisS.ira.
may 41,
Ofiy Iti great and thorotiRh blnotl-purifylnir proper
ties. Dr. J'lerce'a OoUltit Mf-dlmi HlBcovtrj Cure
nil Jlutnors frru tli" wnr-l rM-wfuIu to it common
i:iotch. rintpir, or ijipiion. .titrrnrmi uibcoso,
.Mlncrat l'olsoti", nnd Ihvlr circcts, aro (radicated,
nnd Igomiiit Iioii.lt Ii nn I a ftmmd ronstltutlrm i etnh
IIbIkhI. .i:rrlprlais OftlUrlic-um, IVtcr horo, 8rafjr
ip I touch Win, In rslnirt, nil iliPinstH cnuoccl tiy tm-l
I loodturc ronturml by this powerful, purliylriij', an I
iiiTlponttlit nutllclue.
i:3it;cliilly Ihm It manlfi'Stcd Its potency In curing
TttUr, i;oo JCiUth lloth, rarbnnrlc. More V.jt,
tvrufulou Hnrr itnd hwclllnn, Vfalte Swcllln(fiv
(iottro or Thick NecL, nnd KnlnrTCd tilantla.
If )0-.i fL-cl dull, drowsy, debilitated, have callow
rolrtr f pkln, rr jillolsh-Lrown spots on face or
body, frequent hradatlio or dlnlntus, bkd taste la
Moiiili, liiternnl heat or chills alternated with lint
r.nl.cyw cptrlts, mid gloomy fonboUlnKs, lrn jrular
rpTx-rifc, and tmjfni" rnated, you arc suflrln(j from
TorpIJ Liver, or "UUIouantu," In many cases ot
Uvrr t omplalnt only part of thise symptoms aru
rprlj nrfl. A a rttuvdyfor all such caseo. Dr.
pk'rrt' (lolden Jdedlcal Dfscorcry has no eqnal,oj
It effects perfect and radical cures.
In (lit? cure of HroitchltU, ttcTero Cough, and tho
early stapes of Consumption, It has astonulied tha
im-dlcal i acuity, and cuihitnt pliji-lclaus pronounro
It the greatest medical discovery of the ape. M'hlli
It cures l he n crest Coup In, It strengthens the ivitcin
and puriflf a (be blood, rld by driiL'slsts.
Ii. V. 1'IEIM 1 51. 1)., 1'rop'r, World's Dispensary
and Invalids' HoUl, Buffalo, N. V,
keasatft
No ueo of taking the lae, repulslvf , nauseous nllK
comnofied of cheap, cni'lo, and bulky lngrrdknt.
Theso relicts aro mearctlr liritr tha miuUwd Med
Illnc entirely Tcjret ablatio particular caro Is re
qui re-1 whllo using ilicm. Tlicy opcrato without dls-
iurbanco tn tho constitution, met, or occupation,
'or Jaansdlc Headache, CoiMttpatlon, Impura
Mood, I'aJn In the fibiildcn TthtacM of the LbvU
Hutncaa, Houf lnctallona from tho Iftomoch, lladl
J-mxte In tbe Mouth, ltUlous ottacbs, 1'aln la rrton
or Kldbfjs, lutcrnal Fever, lliontcU fetllng about
(tomnch, lEush of lilood to llrod, take lr. Fiercer
rienajjt lureatlTe IVIlcta. In cxplanaUon of thu
remedial power of tiicso rurgatlro l'cllets ot r ao
great a vailcty of diseases, it may bo satd that thclF
action upon the ontmal rcouemy la nnlTeraal, not a
eland or tbuue ccanlua the If saniitlTe bnpreaa. Acq
doei not impair tlia proiK-rtlcs of th be 1'illets.
They aro sucar-coatcd unu Inclosed In idass bottles,
thtlr virtues being thereby preserved unimpaired fur
(HIV irnsil) Ol ll UlC, III nujr I inu.uv, bu tua hicj iu
always ftcsh and reliable This Is not the cast witu
mi Ull IU CUUUil omniru wi iBiiituvsui uvalb.
'nr nil i1ibo.iu ttlicm a Laxative. Alterattvr. or
1'urorattTe, Is indicated, these little relicts -will give
tlm most perfect satisfaction. Hold by drunlsta,
Jt. V. 1'IEIU'K, L I.. rnoeTt. World's lli.pensary
and Invalids' HoUl, ltuiTalo, V.
CATARRH
ache,dlschargu falling Into throat,
sometimes profuse, eatery, thick
inucous, purulent, oUlnslvi', Lie.
In others, a dryness, dry, waU'ry, weak, or tntlai
tjes, stopping up, or obstruction, of the nasal
pas-
lagcs, rlnglntt In tars, dearorss hawking and cough
ing to clear the throat, ulct rat lons,se&b from ulcers,
volcoalU red, nasal twang, offensive breath, Impaired
sr loiai ucprivaiion oi senoe ui nutvn aim nt
ilnofis, mental depression, loss of appetite, lwllgea
lion, enlarged tonsils, tlckUng rouuli, etc. Onlv a
Uvr of thesu symptoms aro llktly to be present lu any
;ase at oue time.
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
produces radical enrcs of tho worst case of Catarrh,
bo matter of how long Etaudtntr. The liquid remwly
3iay in snuffed, or 1h ttcr apphetl by tho use of Dr.
1'IERCE's Douche. This Ii the only furm of Instru
ment vet Invented with which fluid medlclnn can l
;arried muii up and VEiitrxTLY aitued to all
parts of ihe affected nasd passups, and the iham
oersor cavities commnulcatlng therewith. In which
lores and ulcers fnqueiitly exist, and fioni which
;he catarrhal dlsrhnnre generally proceels. Its uso
,s pleasant and eablly understood, from direction
icccmpauylng each InstrumeiiU I)r. Haofs t'a
lirrh Remedy cures recent attacks of Cold In tbo
lladn by a few applications. It Is mild and pi ins
int to use, containing no strong or raustl" drujrs or
potions.. Catarrh Itt m dy rnd j)nurheadbr drtur
ruta. It. V. ricucr, M. 1.. I'mp'r.w urid'a Vi
pensaryand Invalid' llotit, Uuffalo, M. ,
UUT, 10, I8
TUO ilS 11. I14BTH1N.
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tr Goods dell m rid totll (Cits ct the town
Aprll, J7-U
rPTTfC;"I tl171 mojr l fouml nn IMe .1 Oca
i lllOJ Al JVltr. liowillCo'pa
(Jvertlilliiff ilurcskj l.u HjirtKst bllsftl. wlicts n'lvrr
tiling ounlracu may bu road fur U IN NCW VOUli,
leb. 14, 17-11 r
Ha
PElLETS.m
o o o pkj
ti
COURT PROCLAMATION.
TtpiEKRAS, Uio Hon. William ELwrxt,
T rresldcst JuJro ot the court of Ojer ami
Terminer and Oencrnl .IMI Pellrerjr, Court nt (lunr
ter Sessions ot tho t'caco and tho Court ot Common
rieas anil tirphnns' Court In tho Sth .tudlcl.il IM,.
trlct, composed of tho counties ot Columbia and
Montour, and tho lions. I.K. Krlckbaum nnd F. L
Nhtiman.Assoctatei .Iiulges ol ColumMn county, hato
Issued their precept, bcarlnj lUto tho 15th, day ot
Feb. In tho jrnr ot our Lord ona thousand cl;ht
hundred ind seventy-nine, and to mo directed for
holding a Court otoyer and Terminer and Oenoral
(Jmrtcr Sessions ot tho Peace, Court ot Common
l'leas and Orphans' Court, In Dloomsburir, In tho
county of Coluinbl.i, on tho first Monday, being tho
Mil day ot May neit, to continue two weeks.
Notlco Is hereby (tlven to tho Coroner, lo tho Jus
tices ottho I'eice, nnd tlio Cunstablca of, tho said
cudiity ot Columbia, that they bo then nnd ther. In
their proper person ntlo o'clock In tho forenoon of
snld 6tli day ot May with tholr records. Inqul
sltl ins and other remembrances, to do thoso things
which to their orfleui appertain to bo done. And
thoso that aro lioun I by recognlianco to prosecuto
against tho prisoners that aro or may bo tn tho Jail
of tho said county ot Columbia, to bo then and there
to prosecute them us shall bo Ju.t. .furors are re
quested tobo punctual In their attendance, agreeably
lo their notices. Dated at llloomsburg.tbc 15th day
( O of Feb. In the cr of nur lord ono
i I. s. Mhouand ili;bt htimlreil and soenty-nluo
) and lu tho one hundnd nnd third jcar of
tho Independence of the t'ldltd Stoles of America.
HierlU's iiillce, JOHN. W. HOFFMAN,
liloniiikburg, April 4 m .vhertn".
Jurors for May Term, 1879.
O It AND JUKOItS.
Hloom .1 WKjer .T.IWugonst'ller
Ueaer Jacob lllnterllter, VL Uredbendor, Henry
II lllmlerller
Henion-Hli.is v names. A T Ikeler, lijer Mo s
Hrlarcreek-Char.iH CniniMl
c.Mtanlssa Peter ll lialdy, Charles lhirtman, Jacob
K Itnawn.
(Vntrv Adam f-lllcr, .tjhn S Heinley
rishmg reoK Andruw Park t, Uuuro Itaber
Fr nklin Win Mocker
Oreetmoisl .loliu Leviolt
llcmlotk Hlmon tVKhird
Madison .loliii M Johnson
l'lne John F Fowler, .lbn limner
Scott-Joliu Ilariln;, John Mavngo
TKAVEUSK JUltOItS.
FIRST WltSK.
!oora-C!ns Km?, t.S Wlnlcrslern. K C Knt, John
I'tMCO k, 0 I 'luomas, U'ui Morgan. Dudel lioleo
1li.rlcK-m 11 iiiutnian, James wither, rtinj
Mi)der, Win Muitou, Lyman Fowler, Snuuel
Stmpion,
lientin -Cornelius shuitz Sil It navls
llrlarivck Snmol shut Himuel .M.irtz, Ocorgo
in- r, JamnH SntinentsTg.
Catawisn (ivonte Sirloker
Centre Kil Harliniii, s epnen McEwln
Hshlngertek-hllis Ash
Fr.ti.klin 1-nao'lltsworth, o 1) L Kostcnbauder
Orecnwoot-iienjimla lleililne, Jacksou Uobblns,
Win llj -ait. iram Albertson
Hcnilo k fuliu jioore, Illchard Henry, Ooorgo W
Wiilienlglit
Jaekson t'liiuk Derr, Henry Iturleman, r
Midison Friuk Itoai,
Muln Win JlciiSlniter, r, J n Nuss
Montnur Wm 1' Mouier
Jit l'lejHint David Mrcup, liobert Howell
Omngu W Meirantlo, M U Keller
lloinncreex n.md Long
soon -ilenrv (lining, s It Ilwiv.Jnhn Sliollc-bcrger
8igarloaf-n Freteruian.Jclm IUltz
SECOND SEI.
llloomI II Maize. A C 1'hllllps, J W Crnwford. Jon
htli iu Haejmiau, ItaltU Licock, Ii W Hobblns, J
J ll.igcnb'icli
V.eavtr-.lu'-ob I aVcr, JohnLongenbtrger
lienton 1! J IhtIs
latiwlssa C F Harder, (I W Claik, Lloyd MllIer.Ka
Ihau llclwlg, Joseph Walter, l.euben Miller
ri'Jilngjretk Mitban Bmlih, JclJi tiuttcn, Jolab
1 1 ess.
l'rnnklln Mo-es llower
UreeiiwoisI ILirton Quick, Ira Hobblns
Hemlock in I' I eldj, James A Harris
Jackson J O Christian
Madl-oii-iiiorgu Wagoner, Amos Johnson, Isaac
Mclirldn
Main bllas shuman
Miniln Jacob uroier
Montour U 11 Hoody
Mt I'leasaiit Stephen Crawford
orange I m inuel Snyder
f o iruucrcek Wm en,;cr
bugarlimf Joliuu lirlnk, sjmuel llcbvrls
ADAlIISTItATOUiS' SALli
OF VALl'AIIt.l!
HEAL ESTATE !
It. 8. Slmlnston, Atlmlnlratorof M.irlhi Thurs
ton, doc 'uo-l, l.tto oi tlio township of Lltwitylu the
county of lotO'tr, will expono to public salo tho
followinj uesoribca re.il estate on Ihrt premises on
SATURDAY, APRIL 'J(5TH, 1S79,
at ten o'clock n. m.,
A HOUSE AND LOT,
Blunt e In tho Town ot III ximsb irg, Columbl i coun
ty, Pennsylvania, luumlcd md descrlb-jd as f jIIjwii
Northwardly by Main srrect of said town east-
wardly by lot of I. Willi una, southwardly by
Pino All'y uni westwardly bylitof U. Ilrobst, It
belnt fie sotith'vesl halt of lot No. 1 and fronting
on Main street twenty-four feet nine inches nn I e
Icnllnrli flpth two hundred and fourteen and a
lnlf f'-eu on which ureerectcda two-ttory
I'l-.nm; OtVi-!11:? ESousu,
Tliro are frulL tr-e on llmpremtjes ; also a hilt
Interest In a well of water
lEIi.Ms OF SALE. Ten p"r cent, of ono
fourth of ths p ir.iiuwo money to be paid at tho strik
ing du.vn of tho pioisrty, the oue.uurth less tho ten
percent, at coDtlrmUlon of saH, nnl tlio remaining
tlin.0-fourths In one year tlierearter with Interest
rruin cmnr.'uitlon nisi.
IL S. SIMIVOTON,
Administrator.
April J, 'ID ts
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF VALUMILB
REAL ESTATE !
Hy virtue of nn order Issued out of tho Orpluns'
Court of Columbl county, John A.lFiinston, Admin-
utrator ot Augu-dui Mison lato of tho ToMiof
Bloomsburg, decease 1 will expose to.pn'jllo Ealoon
the premises on
Saturclny, April 20tli, 1879,
at two o'clock p. in. , tho following describe 1 proper
ty, to-wlt:
12 "Lots of Ground
sltmto In His vlllagoot Eyerj Orove, In tho County
ot Columbia, bounde-J as follows : On tho south by
Centio street, on the we?f- by West Alley, on tho
north by I'lua Alley and on the cast by church Al
ItfV, b-lllglo'S Nos 23,31, 31, 3(1, 01, 01, 03, 01,01, 10
07,09 Inaptot ordiaft cf tald Ullage. '
AI.sl), FOUIiOTIlElt LOTS OFdliOUNO, Bltuato
In tu!d vllla,'t) bounded as tallows s (in tho north by
Centre- Htr-et. on the east by Church. Alley, on tho
south by Mill Alley, and on th 5 west by West Alley,
said lots b'dug -Nos. 21, ii, 23 and 21 in tho afore
mentioned plot. AUo,
Will bo exposed to public salo at tho COURT
llOL'SKIn Uloomsburg at ten o'clock a. in., on
SATURDAY, APRIL 2th, 1879,
the following described property, to-wlt :
All that undivided ono halt pirt ot six acres ot
land situate In theToivnot llloomiburgatorcsalJ,
bounded and described as follow s : lleglnnlng at a
stono In centra of roal from Hloom Furnace to tho
Ferry at tho Husquihanna river, running thence
eastwardiy by land lately sold to McKelvy & Ncal,
thirty-seven and eight-tenths perches; thence south
wardly twenty-five and Bve-tenths perches to centre
of road opened or to bo opened upon land ot Joseph
V. llenlcrshot; thence westwardly by centre ot
.said road thirty-seven and eight tenths perches to
centre ot the Ferry road aforesaid, an J thence corih
wardly along said road twenty-five and nve-tenths
jierchcs to place ot beginning, It being l'AUT ot tho
FA KM of said llendershot.
The above last described real estate will bo sold
subject to balance ot purchaso money due on same
to Joseph W. llendershot upon articles of agreement
for sale of satd land to Augustus M ason, deceased.
TEltMSOF 8LK.-Ono-thlrdot purchase money
doffn Bt llmeot sale balancoln one) car from con
firmation nisi ot sale with Interest.
JOU.V A. FCX8TON,
Acrll 4, 'I9-ts Administrator.
TRUTHS.
HOP BITTERS.
(A Medicine, not a Drink,)
CONTAINS
Hops, Itiubii, Miiiitlrake,
Dandelion,
And the Purest nnd Heat Qualities of D
ull inner isuu-rs.
THEY CURE
All diseases ot the stomach, bowels, blood, Urer
Ihluevs and urinary organs, nervousneHS,temale
complaint and drunkenness.
SIOOO 1 1ST GOLD
Will bo paid for a case they will not cure or help
or for an)lhlng Injpuro or Injurious found In
them.
Askvour dructrlsta for lion nttlnt anrtfrfw
book, and try the bittern before you sleep. Take
no other,
The Jioi Cough Cure and Ixin Rtlief
u tht Cheapett, SaJtU and IStit.
FOR BILK BT UOTER BROTUIKS
LEGAL BLANKS OFALL KINDS
ON HAND AT TUK COLUMBIAN OfTICli.
BLOOMSSUiaO STATE H 0 R M A i SCHttCU
tilXTII NORMAL aCilOOL DlbTltlCT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rev. D. 3. WALIiKl47jA. M., Principal.
THIS SCHOOL, as nt present constituted, oi'trs tho very best faculties tor Profesf lonal and Classical l??J"r,1fT-,,.-, bountiful sillily ol pure.stft
llulldlmrsr raduus. ImltlnB and commodious ! completcV heated by steam, well M-ntllaled, lighted b) gas, and turulshea Willi A ooutm..u s 11 piy oU
WW"-. n. -
oderate. Fifty cents a wSic ileducuon to nil oxpVctfhg to teach. Students admitted at any time. Hooms
moilernle. Klflv,
courses ot study prescnocu oy uio biiuoi
I. Mralel Hchool. II. 1'reparolury. III.
A.ljunct Courses: I Acn.lc.nlc. " Il.Cmn.crcin!. III. Cour In Mu-ic. IV. Course in Art.
rho niementary Sclentltle and Clclcul Courses are, Clt.iFINIONAU nnd student,
responding Degreos: Ma3ter ot tho Hlementsj Master ofrlho .seleuccs i Master ot tho Claries. Uraluat
Tho
corresponuingiiegreesj .iiaaieroi 100 j.ieuiL-nioi nmu-i uhv.
their attainments,, signed bv the onicers ot the Hoard of Th
i no course
Thu Slale
gent ami
and their
nntnlriirui. nilrlr,.. Ibn Prlnetnnl.
.lit.. ,. .f,!, , U.Miiii, ll.,n,..l
hept.8,'70.- '' - ., M .
BARGAINS !
01 Blue, JF BTOHTll" o .uicnuuu s ou. in, i'o-uiJ- -;"" "' y''"?'':''.r.. ii.iS.ii Mils Heunnl In h"lll to s.'Ciri) If. by fllMI slilnif inn
reou resa higher oi i rur cuzens up. i.ioumoinoiiai ti
CALL AND SEE
OLOTSizisra-
I3ST BLOOMSBURG.
Mens' Overcoats from $4 50.
Mens' Suits from $6 00.
Good Working Pants 90 cents.
Good Wool Hats tor 75 cents.
Winter Caps from 40 cents.
Boys' Caps from 25cents.
Good Working Shirts 50 cents.
ft a ens' Vests from 50 cents.
Good White Shirts, linen fronts 65 cents.
Mens' Socks, 3 pairs for 25 cents.
GALL AWO SEE FOB YOURSELVES
THE BARGAINS NOW SELLING
BAYW L0WME1EG
TIB B AT 0 R'
B. Unci II. -X
117-
THE ORIGINAL & ONLY GENUINE
" Vibrator" Threshers,
WITH IJIPIIOTZD
MOUNTED HORSE POWERS,
And Steam Thresher Unglnei,
Hade only bj
NICHOLS, SHEPARD St CO.,
BATTLE CREEK, MICH.
TUB ninteliirnft Ornln-HoTina, Tlmr
brln, a4 lm j-tsln 1 limiiprm oi iiiU ti iy aiitl
praitoD. l'jood all IllTklry tar Rapl I Wgil. lt
feet OUulnxi sd1ur balof 0nl4 from WmUs.
GRAIN lEnlirrxvlll not Submit to tho
iiarmoDa wUicf Oram A nm tnnrmr v irk noun ly
tktoUtir tuu til utBf when out'itc4ou tLu dllli.reuc,
THE EKTIU1? Thrcshlnjr Exp mum
laailullruSlut 'limp ut uniotiuueaii tuntuv ty
tb iat Orala UX LI) If Ihtt Ituntfi JUclilue.
NO HoToIvlnar Rhnfa Inaldn tho Hrpn
talor. fcutuly fn l.wa Ii.irr, 1'KK.ii. liim,
al 11 aurti tlm-wanin u I crinwMlluv rompll
(tttoua. lerin-lly a InpUil to all Klu.li ami C.ih.UUqu of
OraiD, Wal r Urj, Lou( or Him t, UJ1 or lKuo J.
HOT only Vnntly Superior for Whent,
Uala, l)aiicr,l(jr,an) Ilk Uratua, tut th oil) buo
ccaafui Thrabr lo f las, Timothy, Ulllet, Clover.an I
Ilka 6aa4a. Kcqnlra n aitacbma&ia " r rtmU4ln
ta ctma from Grain la beaUa.
MAtlTEIiOtS for Simplicity or Parts,
nalni IrM il)a anoiialf tu tiaual ilalla aul bua.
iUlta ca Ultartaii w SeaiUrluf a.
FOUR Sires of Separators Mndo rnnf
lux (ram Nt to Twrtta lioraa aiaa.aua twuatiuatir
UuaaU4 lioraa rowtra 1 luatcU.
STEAM rorrcr Threshers n Specialty
apvdai alaa beparator ua-ia (raai lor bwuu lwir.
OCR Unrlmled Strnm Thresher En
Hu, II4 ValuaUa lintfrottmauia au 1 DiatlBUiva
wunu, Ur Uywud mat uUur uaka or klud.
IS Thoronsh Workmnnshlp, Flrirnot
nnlaa, 1 anaemia tf I'aria, UianiUaivtMna f t-quitMuvut.
tic, out " ViaJUTa" Ittrwaliar UutUU an lacutuaraUa.
FOR Part lea la rs, eatl en oar Dealer
wr wrlU U m Iwr UlualraaM UrcmUr, blU t uaU Ida,
Jan. iot-fim r
Fcb.T, my
ESPY PLANING MILL
The undersigned lessee ot tbeEspy I'lanlne MUI.
U rrepartd to do all kinds ot tutu wcri
Doors, Frames, Sash, Blinds, etc.
made to order on short uotlce. Satisfaction guar
anteed. CIUKIBS Krio,
liiocmsburi;, ra.
"YTTAINWHIOUT A CO.,
WHOLESALE QltOCKRS,
PHIUDILruu,
Dealers la
TEAS, SYlll'IH, COnRB, BUQAK, M0LA8SKH,
xic, aricu, nciii aoci, Ac, Ac.
N. X. Corner Scond and Arck Btnets,
nrordera will recelre proairt attention.
mnt nn,i iivn m iheir work. Discipline,
Klcnienl.'iry. IV, Classical.
nr T-.olrr.
BARGAINS !
o'rjinffriifio InrrnttoT, or for Improrrmtnti
onot toiift.farwftttculorvtherionw "nt,trarie
tncvis and lahtls. Carats, Aiqnmrntx Inter
ft,f irrs, Avpenlt, futts for Infriv rne.i'n, and
aUtoets arising umfrr Vie Vatt nt 3Mw,vrnmpt
htattrminl tn Invention thttt htrr hn n
f4ttMr i"jttii, ,,
r j,. v av-fit wffwv ?i ?h nJ !JMsi wtt va"t b
3itentU Oy us. htixg oujitnita V. V. ,S Patent
l(partmenttainl engaged ta I' 'cvt luihtest ex
clusierly, tee vim male closer vht, and urcvrc
I'aicnti more prompter, n,d . I r-.tdrr claim?,
thnn thnst r' .) nr. remote from ihi .nidm,
viahe ertimt 'tuttons nnU adt istuH tn itrf'vtttblUtir,
Jrtcofchartjr. All correfpnmlenre nl .-'.cthf cn.
fdmti.il. Prtfei hup, and Xtt 1 HAIKU? (.V-
We refer in, whlnttm, tn j;n. Paymaster
General I). .V. Key, Jev. F. J. Puwer, Tlie f! rmnn
Anertcnn X"tlfnnli:ankttof,prtalt l.i the V, 8.
J'atrnt OJire fnif ta t'ii'nntnrs tttul PepWHtuttrtK
Cn Confirm, vvd tnjHtnlhf tn inrcltfv'iirvcnt
Cfate in th- r in vd In r.motf,. a , r M J
Opposite J'uui.1 note, Uvkixgton, 1), a
M. G. SLOAN & BRO.
HLOO.IISUIJUG, VA,
Manulacturersot
Carriages, Buggie:, Phaetsn:, Sleigts,
rLATFOItM WAGONS, io.
Tlrst-class or!i;aIwa5-s ontand.
IlErAIltlKO NEATLY PONE.
l'rt"3 roJoced to suit the times,
Jan. 6, isiT.tr.
AND
Paper Hanging.
WM". P. BODINEi
IIIOM ST., I1ELOW FE'-O.M), 1IL00.MS1II,'I!0, l'A,
Is prepared to do all kinds ct
HOUSE PAINTINO,
rialu and Ornamental,
PAPER HANGING,
1IOTH DECOIIAT1VE AND J'LAIS.
All Id n tit urrurnlliii'o n i:ilroil,
and iiuiiio tin koiiiI as n v.
NONE BUT FIHSTLASS WOIIKMEN r JirtOYFIl
Estimates Mado on all Work,
WM. F. IiODlNE.
Oct. 1, 1178.
,. .c fi.uuln',m an not Inferior to lllOSO Of OUT bOSl COlNUTeS. . ..
V1V KJ
firm but kln.t. imlMnn and Ihorujgn. Kxptut"
resened when desired.
V. Wc In I'liysionl Cttltnre.
ffi.
s in tho otuor ooursos ricone .souun. ...
followln
tlilcntes
clll-
mc
for
1 I". nir.I.MYKH, feerctnry.
O-
. SAVAGE,
niAi.p.t ti
Silvervaro. VatctK,Jcv:liy.Clecks.(ic,
CTf" Hcmovrd to tho I'ost onice building, flrsT door
nl'Ovo tho Ilthnnso HoteL
All kinds cf Wiitcti'-s. Clocks and Jew lry neat
ly r. pilro.l and watranled.
in.ty ii, ,s- u
savk 25 ri:u CUNT.
itv.v' or Tim make.:."
JCleaant Xovclttcs and lhwmi unparalleled for
claapncnx
A n culmination of our stock is froimw urged.
It if unqHfMionabhj the largest tn the Ctly, and for
good iron; the lowm price.
For S::aintlG :
iT.inlsorr.o rottntru Heilroom suits, ijldonrt upward
IlJotrant uolt-mailn 1'arlorSulis, Jin nnd uimard.
Mild Wilnut Hetlrootn Mil's, $23 uii'l iipwud.
uucen aiiiio I'll icrn MUf-uoanis. iy nrm unwnni.
(Juen Anno iMttern IHulns Chair, t'i.coumi upward.
An1 r-vtr.v dw-crtntlf n it moup1ioU Vurnlturo
Ilfdilin,.'. MliTLift. Cornice?. Umrit.'rlj.s. Lc at ilie
IOAt prices.
run "nii'iti:ss" ptrnt WMiiutoun iti:n.
mnnuMciurt'a m-iy ny ui, n uio ciraapo-ji ana ucac
aitlcloor tho kind jet Invented.
GEO. C. FLINT & CO.,
MANUl'ACTUUEUS.
Stores : 104, 106 i; 103 West 14th Street,
Itctwreu ctli nnd "th Avcd.. ono do jp west ot nth A e
NEW YOKIC
atco
April 4-23ioi.
11 soldiers, wounded or Injur"!!, cm nnw obt.iln
liin luii-s; ii'ini-i' me nev ivv ud i o rroni tiiscnnrire.
Ad lress ut oiwo wltu stamp fi.r b'auka nn I new
hoMltr-eIr;uj.irt.
W.C HKItNISOKIt A CO,
1 10 SMllutlleld s.. I"l 1 1 IIIL'IICI, l'A.
i'f Oldest f'l.tim Agency In i hi Slat".
April-, lSTU-im Jn,tco
ot n copy of my MEDICAL ro.M hn sksi; ii oic
iu i iu tTJ-nii niiuTiui? wun t o.ssmrnov, astiism,
Catikkh. lli(Ovcnnw.Loa or VoIcl' or s imr 'i iiKniT.
Stni riiime nnd post niilco a I iri'm wjtu two a ctnt
po t.isen anps and ftalo Tour Met osd. Tho book
fi lcjrantiv lUiHtratwl. (.44 pp. U no. is7!0. Tho
iiHoriuauuu ii- uuz r.ins, in me p'ovniiMifu or (Ul,
lias s.ivt d many Ilv -s. 'I ho uuttf.r has umi tie.itln
dls'';issut tl.t Noe, 'ihroar and I.uocs, as a fepet'al
rract'e. tn Cincinnati stneo isj7. AUJiVfca si, 15,
"vi-r r., tiiin.AII, UU1U.
AprlU, 'T'j-liu JwAeo
iffis-v i,y
The most extcn ive Manufacturers of Ililliard
Tables in existence.
TliellBriraciFJieCo.
CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS
AMI
7S4 Broadway, Kov-York.
JJcwt and moit elegant styles ot
BILLIARD TABLES
AT LOWEST MUCES.
Elegant Tarlor, Dining, Library and Bil.
liard Tables combincO, size 3x6; slate
beds, perfect cushions, complete wlih balls
and cues, f 50.
Addrcfcs uhtchevir hou'e U ntarest your city.
The . II. Brunswick & BUce Co
Teh. 7, '70-2fiw
ovur illHoiivori'tl lur
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,
PILES, GRAVEL,
CONSTIPATION,
LUMBAGO,
RHEUMATISM,
DIABETES.
(a wonderful discovery)'
A purely vegetablo compound, not doctored with
pojononll(iuora,bclngdry-ngcntlo cathartic and
elcctlvo tonic uro to effectually euro tonio of tuts
most common and palnfuldlscascs thatbafflo incd.
leal skill. Thoso who have been cured w lien all
other means failed, Ju.tly say: "It , th! greatest
blcsslngof tho age." "I believe I should not now
bo alivo but for it." I'hysiclans in regular practlco
ayi "It works Uko a charm and effectlvclr "
J'OU SAUJ 11V AM, IItU(UiISTS.
JUichl, ihiu.iy '
VIS1TINO I'AllB'J,
LKTfltH H-JAUS,
BILL 1IEAW,
reatly nnd Cheaply prlntia at the Coltjm
iiia v Oificfl
mil f4rr.it is oh my rifn
P DWELL & OSMAH
x. V. Advertising Aaents.
KI4 THftrsu? stS. S .nm. V
ON
FHUflll
a. WZW
A Purely Vei
J Oil HUNTING
OF EVERY DESRIPTION
EXECUTED PKOMPTL-Y
At thk Ooldmbiau Omen
T
3 O LVYiHUJ IjSSHUMIfJt
Tiifi nunT or Asw,,
Unrivaled in Afrcaranre,
Unparalleled in Simplicity,
Unsurpassed in Construction,'
3 Unprcccdentcil in Popularity,
And Undisputed In the Broad Claim
tt Ulna trt
visnv is?:aT osli;tiATxn;o
JJUICICllBT U1XWNO,
Host Torfcet tiowlng liaohino
IN TIIC WORLD.
Tha (real peputarlly cl tho Whlla Is Via most ccn.
'vlnclng tribute, to lis cxccl.cnca and sunctlonl,
ever other nichlnes. nnd In cubmlttlni It to the
trado wo put It upon 113 Ri"'il3. c.U In no Instance
has It ever yd fallid to satisfy cr.y recommendation
In lis liter.
The demard forthaWhllo has Inerraitd lo su'h
sn extent llisl wo are now compelled to turn out
.A. Cempleto Caw-lac aciiliio
ovoxy troo xrlivLtoa in.
tlo cXozzxcuia.1
Ever machine Is warranted tor 3 )ears, r , t
sold lor c-sh at liberal tllscounlj.er upnn e ,s
paynenli, to suit the convenience ol cusion n..
arA0IHI3 TAII3 lit TOiKCna liSIIISST.
WHITE SEWlWMACHINE CO.,
Nl 353 Euclid Ave, Clovcland, Ohio.
J, SaltKor, Ageni,
BTOOMSBTjilCx, PA.
Oct. &, is; -m
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE 7
ATOUTIIEliN CKNTKAI, KAILWAY
WINTER TIJin TAI!i-E.
On antl niter Sunday. November 10. lc;vho trntni
on tbo l'lipadelphla k Urlr Ha Iroad Ull lblon w ill run
as follows :
WESTWATtD.
Erlo Jlall leaves rbll.idelplil v 11 rr p in
" " llitrrlsbtirj 4u;uni
" " Wlill'ini port sa'inin
11 " .Tcrwj ; lior u o i m
" " f.ock Ilnvcn OJii a n
' ' Kenoo 11 ti ti in
" nrrivo at Krio 7 .t n m
Niagara Express leaves l'lillndclpiila 7 ill m
' " llnnlibursr 10 n . u
" arr. at WIIM.im .pint t n
" " loc'i Ilaien u . . , i
Fast Lino leaven I'lill id lnlii.1 in. m
" lliml-bur' 8 . p in
" arrlvoat Wlillainbiiort 71! in
" " Lock Haven &4 t,
EASTWAIil).
raclflc Express leaves Lnck lluven fi 4i i m
.lerdev Minru 7 1 1 a iu
" " i llll'imsport 7 .' i in
" nrrivo tit Ilni i Is urc li".nu'
" ' I'iillnilrlplila a u i in
Day Express leaves Lock Hum ii 11 20 i n
" Vllllunoport 12 to v ' i
" arrive at linrrWmnr 41', in
' liiil.itlelplila in m
Erlo .Mall leaves llenovo s L i.i
" ' Lock Haven 0 4 I.
" " wmiaub: oit 11 ti' i in
" arrives nt HarrWinrir I 41 i n
" " l'lilladelplua 7 oai
Fast Lino lc.ves ,bliitiuurt 1 .'i.im
arrlven at llnrrisbtirjr ai-.un
" ' riilladulpuU 41 ' t
Parlor ears will run between l'lilla c!, i 1
Wlllamport on Niagara ' x.it ess west, i:i i '
wo-.t I'liitadrlpbla Ilxpro-is ua r. n.ii !. 41
and Sunday Express east, sleeplutf car-im t 1
trains.
WM. A II T.t) I-
ticner tl 'Uit.
ATOIITIIEIIN CKNTKAL liAII.
1 CH.Mf.VNV.
On and aftt r November 20t!i, 1S73, trains v I
A VY
1 1 at-'
auuuur; usiuuums :
nokti;wi:i).
Erlo Mall 6.30 a. ti., nrrl. e Elmlru '
Cunandal,!!.
lloelit'rti r '
'laj,j.r,i s
llenovo nccoinmodat Ion li.io n. in. urrlit
port 11.55 p. m.
ElmlraMall4.1t.a.m.,iirrlve Ci-n'ru in. 1,
lluilalo Express 7.15 a. ra, onlve cuiuii xt." .
I OUTlrWAUD.
nuffalonxpuM2.5on.uj.arrtvcrnir. ' hi
" E.lUr - ,
Elmlr.iilnU 11.111 a. ra., orrive 'luin-i 1
" v.. p.
" lialilmon i... '
" WlLSl.111 ,t j
Harrtsiinrcacecmitiodallon 8.40 p. m.
barg 10.M p. m.
arrive Ualtlmrr
" Washing l
Erlo Mall 12 a. ra. arrlvo ITarrlsburg 3 or a. 1
" L'altlmorc s,40
" Washington w..a "
All dally except Sunday.
V. M. IIOVI), Jr., (leucral Pa. rr -A.
.7. OASSATT, Gem 1 .1 .M
pilILADKLl'IIA AND 11EADIN'. 1.1 D
AKRANOE.MENT OK TASM-.M t'l.
TRAINS.
Nov. 10, ip-i.
TH4INS LKWK KUl'EUT AS f0I.L0VVS(PVKP4YI 1- ' "
For New Vcik, l'hlladclphla, Ecat'lni., 1
Tamaqna, c, 11,45 a. in
For Catawlasa, 11,45 u. in. 7,St nnd 7,5 p. in.
For.wnihiinsport 0,28 0,03 0. ra.aud J.tip. tn.
TK4IN3 FOR HUrlllT I.EAVK A3 FOLLOWS, (St'AT ti
CKl'TEO.)
Leave New Vork, s,45 a. ru.
Leavo I'lilladelphla, 0,45 a. m.
Leave Heading, ll,S5a. m PottsTlUc, lt,.9 p, c
andTamatiua, 1,43 p. m.
Leave Catawtssa, 6,20 8,ro a. m. and J.oo p. tn.
Leave wmLunsport,o.i3a.tn,2,15p.m.and4,- -.a
Passengers to a Ld from New Vork and l I-
puia co througa w ithout chango of cars.
J. E. V 30TTEN.
CO. HANCOCK. WneiolMiuuit.
OeiieralHeket Agent.
Jan. 14, liio-tr.
D
iELAWARE, LACKAWANNA
ASE
VVtSTElia 11.V1LIIOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
Tlmc-Tublo No. S5, Takes ehect ta
MONUAV, Jl'NU to, 1S7S.
. NOliTII,
bTATWNS.
SOI
p.m. p.m. a.m.
U fill
it
0 ill
9 S7
9 SO
Scrnbton i 9 35 2
lleltpviii, .1 t!
9 23
V 17
0 OS
Tavlorvlllp
., .Lackawanna..
I'ltt.i'on ...
.. West I'lttbMn.
9 43
J9 55
8 CS
8 M .
8 40
3 El
3 49
3 4
9 21
9 19
9 14
13 41
I ...... ,1UUilUlf.
Malluy.
"l 07
11 10
8 S3 3 30
8 13 3 10
iH-nueiu
KtTII.LtriTI
9 04
8 44
. 10 8
w ktni,'Ston.,.i!.
10 U
8 23 3 20 6 65
..iiyuiouiujun
.... Plymouth ,
,10 20
8 11
8 04
1 El
Avonuai.
Nantkokn 'in 31
.llunlock's Ret. '10 41
...hlilckshinny.... 10 f
....nick's Kerry.... ll i'i
....lleacli Haven.. I 1 :
-llenvlck ,.,.11 2
Itllnr IT,.pl-..
3 11
3 VI
2 51
8 47
5 39
R 23
6 17
8 12
S 00
7 SS
Stl
I '1 2 34
7 23 2 2i
7 13
7 14
7 10
7 02 2 M
...Willow Oiove...,'
tlimiTKilmi 1
I Jll fispj- II "9
I ....Uioomsbuig 11 4
7 3J Hupert 1 s
7 2) CatawK-u liildgv.'ti 67
7 111 Danvlllo. '.. ,2 S
0 5(1 1 57
4 4
1 51
1 41
1 27
6 41
27
13
C (4
I t'hnlaky
I I'ami'rorj. ...
6 iSi.NortriUDiberlind.
9
1 00
12 43 6 45
P.m. p.m. a.m.
n rti. .r . ID
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THIS PAPSll 13 Ul."? OU riLE
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MM t'"'- ' 11 ""' ",,, Ulftlltll f '
VMio rm.vo . . , j( r ,1 i -
estimates, ,.vv.,,:?r,,;;' .
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JOB I'RINTIO
Neatly antl cheanlr executed at tba
COLOMBIAK Ollice.