THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUEG, COLUMBIA COINTY, PA.
Poetical.
HIVB MB TIIR OLD.
Olte me old tings, hit mo old songs,
That thrilled my besrt In sunny youth-.
When earth a nonlr'r Elen seemed,
And nit Uilnga wore the stamp ol truth!
A ml when t cross t ho (Uric, dark stream
that bosrs me Into perfect dsy,
My steps tha i then I ho !Hracr bo
If their loved echoes cheer the way.
Hire me old pths-the sun Hi glado-'
Tho velvet turt my footstep trod
When hoars were never leaden winged,
And violets raise I their eyes to God.
The trees hsve there a greener hue,
The "I'd b'rds trill a sweeter Uy,
Ar.d thove who wandered with me there
Wcw Idols fashioned o'lt of clay,
tllve me old homes, with their old rooms,
All fitted with relics or the past
1 he chair In which a father sat
Tho picture that U g.ited on last;
Tlio myrtle xxm a mother prized
Death long since kissed her placid browi
The books that sisters dear have conned
They're readlug with the angeli now,
(live me old friends, tho staunch and true,
Who sailed with mo o'er summer seas,
Whose spirit throbs kept tlmo with mine
When waves ore smooth and mild the breeze;
But when my little bark wont down,
And left mo helpless on tho shore,
They took me to a sheltered nook
And loved me In my grief tho more.
Cllre me old friends, tho good old friends;
And wh n eternal (lay draws near,
Their trusting tk anl words of faith
Will drlvo away my doubt and fear,
And when the veil shall be removed,
I know they'd linger at mr s'de.
An I write vu motiuiicntal sume,
"Mio lived, she loved, she died."
Charlotte S. Hell.
A IVKTlOAtj UONTIUSr.
THE DOVE AND THE KAVEN.
Vow poems have been more widely read than
IVjo's itavin," so peculiar In Its st le and gloomy In
Its thougnt and conception, for long years It has
hung over the human heart with a iiaik, despondent
chilliness, and wiio -e sorrow and loss and disap
pointment had round a lodgment In a weak and en
sttlve nature. It has made the gloom darker, the loss
heavier a d tae oisaopotntuient still greater. Ech -log
thro'igu the sad portal of bereaved and lonely
heart the rutraln of ".Nevermore" has been the
death knell of hopes that might have been nursed
Into renewed life by a more cheerful faith and a
brighter anl tuppler visitant from "Alden."
with this vlu of the matter In bis mind, Hev. J.
It. Martin, D. a, pusior of the First Presbyterian
chuivhot Atlanta, has written a companion poem
The Dove." which takes a more cheerful and sou).
Inspiring view ot the "dear departed." Inttead of a
dark.wtugeU messenger or sorrow and gloom, a bird
or brighter plumage and sweeter voice comes back
from "Alden" to the silent chamber of the bereaved
lover. To Christian hearts that look beyond mere
literary oxcellnoc, this tender poem of faith and
hopo wilt provo most aoc 'ptable. exchange.
The Doto.
A COMPANION TO POK'8 RAVEN.
KIV. 3. H. MARTIN, D. D.
Once upon a summer evening.
As I lay reposing, dreaming,
While the twinkling stars were beaming,
And their light was faintly gleaming,
Through the window of my room.
Suddenly beside my pillow,
like the murmur of a billow,
or the Blgh of weeping willow,
'Mid the shadow and tho gloom,
There was hoard a gentle sound
Floating on the air around.
As an echo from shore;
And I, waking, saw a dove
rerched upon tho whitened head
of a statue near my bed,
And it seems with soft, low cooing.
My lone heart to soothe with wooing,
Like an angel from tno sky,
or a spirit hovering nigh.
While 1 lay entranced and dreaming,
startled by the echo seeming
To be whispered from above,
In the starlight faintly gleaming,
With Its form of beauty beaming,
1 beheld the snowy dove
With a thrill ot wonder gazing
On the visitor, amazing,
I demanded: "Who are you"
And the gentle bird ot whiteness.
With Its snowy robe ot brl ghtness,
Answered with a coo :
"I am sent." he said, "from Alden,
By a fair and lovely maiden,
With a message unto theo :
I am come to sootho thy sorrow.
Bid thee from despair to borrow
Hope that thou her face Shalt see ;
For thy cherished one Is living.
And her thoughts to thee Is giving,
On a bright and distant shore ;
And I come, her carrier dove,
With a message from thy lsve,
Who Is thine forevermore."
By this Joyful news excited,
ltaptured, ravished and delighted,
1, the snowy bird addressing,
Asked, with earnest voice Inquiring,
What my soul was most desiring,
That her name to me expressing.
He rould set my heart at rest
Still the tumult In my breast.
And assure me that Mr maiden,
In the distant fleld3 of Alden,
Waited for mo on that shore
Would bo mine forevermore.
Then I spoke with greater fervor,
I. the maiden s ardent lover:
"Does my own departed live t"
(To the bird ot whiteness listening
While my eager eyes were glistening,
For the answer he should give):
"Tell me, O thou carrier dove,
or my absent cherished love,
Whom I knew In days of J ore ;
Has she passed the shining portal
Of the blessed land Immortal,
doing through tho golden door?
Dues she move In light and splendor,
Do the graces all attend her,
On that tar and distant shore t"
Words and tones and looks revealing
All my depths of Inward feeling,
Moved, affected by my pleading,
And my anxious question heeding,
Thus the drve, my soul discerning.
Answer m tde, these words returning:
"In the distant fields of Alden,
On a bright, Elyslan shore.
Dwells a talr and lovely jaaldeo,
And her name Is KUaore ;
'Mid the nowers about her blooming,
'Mid the odors Bw eel perfuming
AU the balmy air around.
She, arrayed In robes of whiteness,
Walks an angel In her brightness,
With a wreath Immortal crowned."
Then the bird his wings unfolding,
Lett me as I lay beholding,
Filled with transport and delight ;
With a soft sonorous coo,
Nodding, bidding me aileu.
Through the open window new
out into the gloomy night.
But the bright, enchanting vision
Of the distant fields Elyslan,
And my cherished Kllnore,
Asa fair and lovely maiden.
Dwelling In the land or Alden,
Is my light forevermore.
"There shall I, my Iqved one greeting, .
At our future, early meeting,
On that distant, radiant shore.
With ecstatic Joyand'gladness,
Free from parting, pain and sadness
Clasp again my Kllnore,
Call her mine forevermore I
A Fool Once More.
'For Ua yr mj wife ws confined to
he.r bed with such a complication of ailments
that no doctor could tell what was the mat
ter or cure her, and I used up a small for
tune in humbug stuff. Biz months ago I
saw a U. S. flag with Hop Bitten on it.and
I thought I would be a fool once more.
tried It, but my foil proved to be wisdom
Two bottles cured her, sbe Is now as well
and Btroug as any man's wife, and it cost
me only two dollars, Sucb folly pays. il
V Detroit, Mich,
An apothecary asserted in large a company
"that all bitter things are hot." "Ho," re
plied a physician ; "a bitter cold day Is an
exception,"
A guide in Maine, who ought to know,
estimates that the trout caught by tourists
In that State costs them three dollars a
pound. ,
Said the nurte to the Doctor : "Sure sir
I only know of one good medicine for the
Baby, and that It Dr, Bull's Baby Syrup,
Items.
--Outward bound Books.
Loat at sea The sight of land,
A tower of strength The towboat.
Hone is the incur coatlnir on the nlll of
in "
i ue.
Dasd men toll no tales, but dead walls are
well posted.
-Bookkeepers hare the ruling passion
strong in lifo.
If von want to 'wet vnur whistle, liana-
it nut in the rain.
-A speed? method to ston vour credit Is
to let your account run.
Mosquitoes are coming 109.729.84 1.
72G.81 1,000,000,000,000 strong.
Slxlooii llioimnd persons In the pris
on of the United Statos are unemploy
ed When a man calls his wife's maid "an
angel,', It is time for tlie wife to make her
An atom of an owl swlnelne on anoxy-
lined silver hoon Ig the latest device lor ear
ring.
A farmer was killed br his lilred man.
and the coroner's virdlct was, "Death by his
own hand,"
A ttilevlnir bov. who the other day was
apprehended tor stealing a pigeon, Bald he
look it lor a lark.
Some men have little scarlet buttons pu'
on their whit" vests. Othprs simply tal
strawberries and "slop over."
-Wooden posts have been brought to
premature decay by painting them before
their moisture bad evaporated.
Tho Japanese persimmon, introduced
t-l.. ' . I ! f I 1. r. . .. ... i ... t , !
iil'u uaiiiuium. uni uiaujr laiioiic., aum .a
equal to a good pear or peach.
-Emerson never'packed more sense Into a
sentence than when he wrote, "Mood man
ners are made up of petty sacrifices.
'The Lome' is the newest horror in fan
cy boots. It is made of a yellowish brown
kid, with gaiter tops of Scotch plaid.
A book lust published Is entitled "Say
ings and Dolntrs of Great Men." We notice
that the "Sayings" have a large majority.
-Can the man who ffoss to a aurreo n'
office to have a felon lanced he legally ar
rested tor entering with felonious intent I
The horse is now to b met with In
everv habitable country exceot'Larlland and
Greenland, amid the region of eteraal snows.
A snlendld national theatre Is nroiected
in London after the idea of the Grand!
Opera House in Paris to 'cost about $16,000,!
000.
A gentleman calling at a grocery store)
for boneless cod, the proprietor requested hla
cleric to snow mm a specimen oi "desecratea
codfish." ' 1
A small boy threw a lump of lee at
another boy on Royal Street, and came very
near being arrested for carrying congealed,
weapons.
1-IV.Hnn .at1 HUT. .1.1. t -f
WGIIUIOUUHIU. ' I U mUUUI ICpCli. U.
having eaten too little." He never went
out to 6sh all day without taking break-
last Deiore tuning.
A Texas chan shot five men. and no at
tention was paid to it : but one day he stole
a mule, and in less than an hour tho infur
iated citizens banged him
What la more deservinc of our sympa
thy than a young man with fifteen cents in
his pocket, and a girl on each arm. and sev
en ice-cream signs in sight?
Tbe placidity of expression worn by a
man who is "next" in a lull barber shop
cannot be counterfeited, even by an old
main witn ner nrst love-letter.
"Lord of Righteousness and of many
White Elephants" ls"a' narf 'of- the title of
his drunken and his bloody high-mightiness,
tbe Burmese king at Mandalay.
-In Geneva, Switzerland, a new school
for watch-making has neen opened, and the.
latest machinery. Including the American
manufacture, has been introduced.
"You cannot hare another drink tn-dav
you're drunk 1" exclaimed tbe landlord to
a troublesome inebriate. And Ibi toper
laughed, and said, "That's all in your
rye."
-Never a Ffench doll seta her tlnv paint
ed foot on the soil of this free conntry with
out paying Uncle Sam for the privilege. In
1877 the duties on dolls amounted to 110.
000.
A bov at a recent examination in an
Engli-h school was asked who discovered
America. 'I wish I may die," says a Brit
ish editor, "if he didn't answer Yankee
Doodle I"
Only one duel has been fought In Illi
nois; one combatant was killed on the spot.
and the other was tried and hanged for mur
der. Cli'valrv coul In't develop under such
an order of thins".
We nominate Haves for President and
Tilden Vine President on the Republican
tleket. and Tilden President and Hayes
Vice President on the Democratic ticket. -
We aim to please.
The Fat Contributor remarks that it Is
a very poor newspaper office that hasn't got
at least one compositor that ned tosettype
right along Bide of Artert.m Waid
Two little girls wera talking to tt ch
other recently, and one said, with the great
er naivete, "We have a new school ma'am,
aim sne nnn t Know nothing (a pause)
she don't know how" to whip a scholar."
No more eren flags in San Francisco
St. Patrick's Day parades. .That is one of
L . i-: ir i Lt. r . . ,
me luiugi jveuruey aim uis irienos nav" ac
complished by the new constitution. Only
the state and national flags can be borne in
public.
They have discovered a tree in South
America that gives milk. Pshaw I any
milkman of this country can show vou a
tree trunk, with a handle on one tide and a
spout on the other, which gives nearly all
the stock in trade,
Tbe Cincinnati Saturday night is re
sponsible for tbe following paragraph :
When the slern old scotch warrior said,"The
hand of Douglass is his own." was it in re
sponse to an insinuation that he held a pair
oi acrs tnai amn t ueiong to mm I
The Boston Transcript says you mav
lead youug persons up to the piano, but
you cannot always make them practise.
We find It different in tbe locality where
we reside. The difficulty we' experience is
not to make them practice, but to make
mem stop practising.
The fact that the Chinaman wants to work
and doesn't want to vote is thought to adapt
him exactly to tbe uses of the Southern
planters : and already measures are on foot
for introducing into Louisiana and Misfit
sippi the class of laborers which the Pacific
coast Is so anxious to discharge.
An English physician says the idea
that early rising promote health and longe
vity is all foolishness. We discovered this
lact come years ago. We got up before
daybreak to run to a fire, when we went
down stairs in too much of a suddennes,
and tl weuidn t knock ten years on our
longevity, we at least felt very uobealthy
lor about two weeks.
It you were to accuse Miss Analine De
Flukey of overweening self-conceit, you
would not abash ber in tbe least; she would
retort that one has a perfect right to admire
the masterpieces of Nature. Tbe day after
tne announcement oi ner engagement to
rretl Dory, an old friend onered his congra
tulations. "Not me," she said, and she
twitcned tier nose haughtily "congratulate
jrriii."
llonortd and liltsitd.
Wbea a board ofemlueut pbystcItDs ud
cbemists auuoucced tbe discovery that by
some well known valuable remedies tbe
most wonderful remedies were produced,
which would cure a wide rang, of diseases
that most all other remedies could b, dis
pensed with, many were sceptical; butprool
of its merits by actual trial has dispelled all
doubt, and to-day the dlscoterers pf tbst
great medicine, Hop Hitters are honored and
blessed by all as benefactors.
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH
INSTANTLY RILIEVE3.
6,000 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.
Tt) following ttMlrflntitaH ro from Mi mm. .T, 0
PonnoRTK Aid, lHn.tir, Col., InrjM urnl n ilnrntUl
dingtiliti. Ttiey report uniirocetlrntfdlr lit run Ml en
it n t nnlTercftl ntl'tieUon. Ho other i1Imiim I po
ftitrminirlj' prrtnlmt In thut rfiftnn. 1 her upcnk of tlia
followti.tf ifcnlletiicu m union tliulr bol cititcusi
SORELY AFFLICTED.
J, O. ftwrorth f Ot, ptnrer.CoI.f nfmrt,
rronitcl by ftlltr-fn lliirf lor Uk-po Kinictrd ltti
CftUrrh, I wfph to mil mj t.Mlmonr In be-inT of
ronn'i ItiDiCAL Cm rn Cat tit u. I htro hwn
ure iv ttmirtcd with 1 ill fearful dirrte for lour yrnrp,
ml liitvrt trltJ fvrr known rrnmty xiiliimt nvitll,
until 1 lion it 'it a tmlMA or tho rtora Ct'RK from yon,
v tilth K mo aluiopi IiWft'it rfiirf. It brlntf n conml
tntluiiH. up well r lornl rmneiij-, I b- Crve it to ltf All
tliftt 11 cUlmeri for It, a Knrllrnl turn tor CftUrrh,
Ver jr t ml yonrt. WI, AMI.TI VF!,
DenTr,Scpt,as 1S75. WUU Jcnon,mirt& Co.
GREATLYAFFLICTED.
Mt J. O. Bvwrt .f (. lanrrri t1entttmentl
titke I'll ftmr o in rocnmmendintf bAsroitu'n Haimcai
tin ruK Catarrh to H do rn mirtctl with thli
a jrritr ftlierwrni tit 1 wan Mkcn ftjruln w Itli L'rtarrh qnlio
ti'vrrvly, nl InimciIIMely nut for aiiolbir Imtllt,
which JUrtlme nil rlirht. KiTintftnn rilk-f mm tho fWtt
done. I it n conflflt ttt ifmt this) remedy will da All Hint
hrl-itmMlvtrlttftnd more too. Wlnhimr you iuccoi
la lit liitrouuctlOH, I ftm,Try imlr your,
A W. IM mi; of fctnlth A Doll.
Dcnrer, Oct. 4,1!7J.
TRIED EVERYTHING.
Mttr,J. O. nomenrth if fttnrer Cat.: (7rntlemtnt
I lis vi lut'd 8Arortii'ft ilAMrtt (,i be rn CTAtn;iu
ftnd It hai (flvrn porUtt tlfnctlm. 1 hurt) trlod
almost etfrjtbiug, rml It in tho nty thtntf ttiAt Ims
fllTfti nflr"ll' t. I tixrM.'re ttke Lleamro In rrroin
mending in ufl to hMffllle A with f'atftrrli of any klud,
and offer thli aa ruy totimonv to lt bonrfU.
Very tru y, V. b. DECKER.
CenTer.OcUl.lffS.
REV. J. H. wTgGIN SAYS:
On of tho TfmV.le for Cafirrh,rmy tho brt
remedy e Innorom. i lu t It'ctimti of aiulvrliiK I Hak
roiiDV JiAtHC.it, i i'it It U nut tsiifleHsant to tako
through tlio nostril, a. xltuero cumeswitu cncli boiilo
a am nil claRStnlia fr m In lolmUtlon. It rlfurt tho
head anJihroiit t thoroOKhly that, tnkfn rachinmu
Itiifon riflnjr, t'irro ard ni QiipVuNAtitarcrrtlOMaand nj
dliairre ablo )awklri( durlnjc tho fi.tlrc da?, hot an mi
prp rdrntcil tfantiH'f olcoant1rrpplrtory ortfanp,"
Iit9. . II. Wiigin,tn Vorthetteft Ma.t Jliacvn
KachrttrVaro contains Pr, Fanffrd'ft ImproTfd In
bftilr.jr Tube, v.ith full rtirfctlons tor up In alt rnsia.
rrlte.ll 00. For t a' n by all Wholeaa'o and K tall Ijrtitr
flftia and Italert thronehont tbn United htt and
an art ft. v WKf.KS A I'OTTEU, Grueral AfftnU aud
hoh ai DrupKlaf". Bob ton. laa.
COLLINS'
VOLTAIC
PLASTERS
For lipoal raln.Iir.ineneM. Borpnea,Walc.
D6M, WumbncM and Inflammation ofth
Lungfla Ilver Kldnoyn. Bpoen, Bnwclw,
Bladder, Heart, and Mucle arq cquo.1 to,
im army of dootora, and aore of plants
and ahruba, Even In Faralywla, Epilcpwy
or Pitt, and Nervous and InvOluntay Mui
cuTar' Action thla Plaater, by nwllying the
NeryouB Force, hna effpct,,d Curii whn
erery other known remedy hna failed.
aft f?OTlt'a.
Afk I'r ColllnV VoUaio Plaster, and In
i't on having it. Bo'd by nil "hnlosalo
and Bet all Druggista throughout the tlitod
pndanndnaiWEKiig ft FOTTEIt,
Proprietors, Boston, llnai.
June 13 TJ-X
L ...
BylUrrratand tboroafb Uood-parirylnf proper
Menivr. rrkrce'f Oolden Mdlcar Diacorery rurta
all wmmh. from xbe worst arAiU to a com mo a
Htotob ital or Emptl-a. Mercurial dlMaap,
Mineral Tolaon. aad their effect am eradicated,
and Tlforoua nealtli and a sound roDttltvtton vatab
Ushed. .Eryatpcta KcJWsVeaw, Faver aWav aWlr
t nMchftklMfla ahoriall dlaeaaea cauwd by bad
blood, are conquered by tali powerful, purlrrlnf , and
invigorating; medicine,
ERneclAlly baa li tnanlfeated It potency la nirlaf
Tetter. Bw Baak. Bo IK Ctbc1 Im y
9rtfihmm HorM m4 SwtlllaM WUU BwUlnf,
Mtr or ThkJk Nrck, and JEalre4 lla4a.
If you ft-el dull, draw ay, dcbiuuud. bara aaUaw
color of akin, or ytllowliJ-trowo apota on face or
uuuj. nrurui khkvs u uumswss ismi is.
tnouin,- Internal beat or ckllto altcraatod with boa
flukbea, low cplrlta, and gloomy fbrtbodlnxa, trrrrular
pnetiip.ana tonano rated, yoq are atunrlnglroni
TarpU tlvtsts or BUIfawaaa.,rt In maay caaei of
' Llrer I'lapalalwl' only part of Ibeae aymptom
exporiearM. as a remMrror au auen caaea, nr.
Tiercel Golden Medjcal DlKortry baa no eraal, aa
It elleeU perlsxl and radical com.
early etajres of Oai
medical faculrr. as
Miami
lahad thfl
medical faculty, and emlucnt ftbyaklant proooouco
It tbe creatcat medlci
dlacorerr
Ileum th aeTtreat Concha, it atKajrtneaai
m viKUTcrj vi im an. ttiuiv
uUMayatcm.
ktirl tis.si tk. "-- Rnkl bv drusraiata.
K.V. riS.HCt.. M. I)., rropT, Worlds OlapeaaajT
ftnd InTftUda' liota, 2toJnUo,X Y, x
CON D
ll-.ltTillH im TT '
.. hiiinliii
iraidkl power f the rorfT ttMf oyt m
SoS MttapVlr'llwwnlwIlirUitM'.TelltC
Tier ninr-nsud swf tMksed I In sUu bolltei.
CATARRH
itb
scs(UcUsrsu
numsjimlftL iilhiiiln atr.
In nllUM dn. slr. wmiT. or 1BIUMM
ss xjMtnln un. or ntrurtVea. of the aaaJ aaa
af to eii?n tbwt tSral?na, ftcfroia tiTccrt, .
foleo altered, aaaal tieat oSenalve braata. Unpaired
ir total dapriyat lo of aaaac of eaaaa nad Uat. ill- 1
luw cj UxJ iritipuim. UXdrto pttnl lo sir I
;im si ou llmf. r" ' "
DB. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
product! rsdlcsl nm f tlx wontttM or CiUtrh,
in mtMr or bow lou tuaSlw. .Tt. liquid raptor .
nT be nmlM,or bVlut oplIl bj lb. bh oI Dr.
enmac Doucbc. TbU ! Iho only rorai of butru
siest Ttt ImtMUd VU wblch SttU BKtu cu be
:utM biou vr iiATnm. rruf to HI
paru rf ti tltaMtf UMl WHM wltba cbu
Sr. or uTlittt tiali ike wwumb wbkb
Mir cj ud ulttrt frtrtuenttr cxlit, nd rrou vbleh
b cMrrbl dlKkirn tbrHy WeUi. U UH
,A blciout uU culfr witnUfoiJnaa Sljaillita
kcooMarlBS etch tMlnuaeuL pr. Base's - '
IW" by . few ApUe.itoni, It li nils ud p)et.
ut U uh. OAUbain Co tu&uor routle drui or
S . v. piKucOdTlx, rrert.WMhli ci.
leuwr surutoUd' Uota, UuSsla, N. V.
The 'Only itoown, Remedy
THAT ACTS AT THE SAVE USE 03
THE LIVER.
THE BOWELS,
J and the KIDNEYS.
7V.ii eomttneil action fitti it vvn&erJSil
pmur to curt alt dluattt.
Why are we Sick ?
Encauu U4 allow Out great ergaiu to, be
come clogged or torpid, andpohonout humort
art therefort forced into tht Hood that WU
is expelled naturally.
1MDICAIXY
CURES
iiatioisxsss, wtis, cowirATiox,
KIDXEI CQ PLAINTS. V'ttlXABT DIS
EASES, FEMALE WEAKNESSES,
AND KEBYOVS DISOBOEUS.
py earning fret action of that organi and
Yettoring their itrength and potter to throw
Yff dtuate.
Whjr Ssff.r BIUUm uUsu4sclMl I
Wbj t. tornUd with FUil ssd Conllpitlos ll
lVbr rrlfkus., i.rdliordmd Kldstti I
Itbr esd.r. atnsss kidubl tad ili,lMk
alfblil
Vu KIDNKY.WOUTand rij'lc It Utala
UUa dry, r0ilaJ. comjeun4 d
ou iVm w1 mk ttm lurit tt MidklM.
mtU, UCBAUCOH A 09., frclrttii, luUi(tm, Tt
Usrca I, urs-iy
o oal am
BUM .
H, T, HELMBOLD'S
aovTFoxjJsriD
FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU
PHARMACEUTICAL
A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR ALL
DISEASES
OF THE
BLADDER & KIDNEYS
For Debility, Loss of Memory,
Indisposition to Exertion or Husi
ness,Shortnesn of Brenth.Troubled
with Thoughts of Disoase,Dimness
of Vision, Paiu in the Baok.Chest
and Head, Rush of Ploodtothe
Head, Pule Countenance and dry
skin.
If these symptoms are allowed
to go on, very frequently Epilep
tic Fits and Consumption follow.
When the constitution becomes af
fected it requires the aid of an in
vigorating medicine to strengthen
and tone up the system which
"Helmbold's Bucliu"
DOES IN EVERY CASE.
HELMBOLD'S BUCI1U
IS UNEQUAL J3D
By any remedy known, it Is prescribed by iho most
eminent physicians all over the world, In
Rheumatism,
Spermatorhcea,
Neuralgia,
Nervousness,
Dyspepsia,
Indigotion,
CWtipation,
A dies and Pains,
General Debility,
Kidney Diseases,
Liver Complaint,
Nervous Debility,
Epilepsy,
Head I roubles,
Paralysis,
General 111 -Health,
Spinal Diseases,
Heiatica,
Deafness,
Decline,
Lumbago,
Catarrh,
ervous Complaints,
Female Complaints, &c.
Headache, Pain in tho Should
ers, Cough, Dizziness, four Stom
ach, Eruptions, Had lasto in the
mouth, Palpitation ot the Heart,
Pain the region of tho Kidneys,
and a thousand other painful symp
toms are the offsprings of dyspepsia.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
Invigorate llic Momncli.
And Etim'ulates the torpid Liver,
Bowels and Kidncvs to hcalthv ac
tion, in cleansing tho blood of all
impurities, and imparting new hie
and vigor to the whole system.
A single trial will beouite suffi
cient to convince the most hesitat
ing of its valuable remedial quali
ties.
PRICE $1 PER BOTTLE,
Or 8U RotllcN for
Delivered to any address free from
observation.
"Patients'' mav consult bv letter
receiviug the same attention as by
calling, Uy answering the following
questions :
1. one your same ana post-onice address,
county and state, and your neare'.t express onico 7
s. Tour age ana s t
I. Occupation
l Married or tlDKler
s. Height, weight, now and tn health t
e. How lonr have you been sick J
T. Your complexion, color ol hair and eyos t
s. Have you a stooping or erect galtt
l. Itelate without reservation all you know about
your ease.' Enclose one dollar as consultation tea
Your letter win then receive our attention, and we
will give you tho naturo ol y our disease and our
candid opinion concerning a cure.
Competent physicians attend to correspondents,
All letters should be addressed to Dispensatory,
ivii, ruoert strret, rnuaaeipnia, j'a.
H. T. BZX.MBOLS,
DrnrgUt and Chemist,
fUILADELTnlA, FA.
SOU) KIERIWIIKIIE
March T,isit-ly
- V "lift n L4ftA HdW la rrt ' iv-.'t-'. r ' -
BLOOM SB URG STATE NORMAL SC HCOL
SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rev. D. J. WALLER, Jr., A. M., Principal.
Su&nK wimabountllulsupplyofrurcsoft
I. Mo.lel School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, Classical. , . .
A.liunct Courses: I. Academic. II. Commercial. III. Course In Music IV. Course In Art. V. Course in Physical Culture.
Z Zll and c.a,M,a. Conrs,, aro IMtorKSSIOSAU and Students graduatmt therein, receive , state U.loma,, conferr n? I , . Wtowln
corresponding Degrees; .Master or iho hlementsj Master of tlio sciences i Master ot ttio Classics, urauuaici
"'ncoot stud rnreserliS
ThnStnt.rn,!iitn.ftM1rh(rnrilnrnf clt zenl 0. ThO
pent and eniclent Teachers for her schools. To thls
llliU llieir lairnLH, llllieillN. lUIUIBUU.l inuiuisva iuuiuhb.mvi.u. ,.v..w.u, ..
Uatnloguc, nddrens the I'rlnrlnal. .,..,.
WM.I.IAJI i:i,Vl!l,l., rrrlilrnl llonr.l of TriMlrra.
sept, s, 'is.-
WHAT TO WEAR AND HOW TO WEAR IT-
CALL AND SEE THE
NEW GOODS AND LATEST STYLES
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Consisting of an elegant line of Cloths Diagonal and Cassemeres of
English, xrencn, uerman anu uomestic manuiiicuue,
FOR DRESS SUITS, FOR BUSINESS SUITS, &c.
Tie Mm&j IMe BiepaFtmoinit
Is now replete with all the LATEST NOVELTIES at VERY
LOW PRICES.
Neck-wear, Collars, Gloves, Scarfs,
Half Hose, Hats, Caps, &c.
PEARL SHIRT
ALWAYS
ENDORSED BY OVER
ISMIM
Si.
MACHINE EXHIBITORS AT THE
EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE,
Paris, 1878
AND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
PHILADELPHIA, 1876,
A. btlng" Vtiy STRONG, SMOOTH, tnd
EXCELLENT THREAD.
rkiniinArr
Home industry
ssVZJ
April 13, '10-ly
oltainalfor ne w invcntlont.orfor improvements
on oUt onea,ortred(cal or other compound, tradt
marki and labels. Caveats, Attignments, Inter'
ferences. Appeals, Suits or Infringements, and
all cases arising under the 1'nti tit l.tttrs, prompt
ly attended to.- Inventions that ir been
ly the ratent Of.
I Jice mav still.
in
I most eases, be
patenttd 0y ns being opposite the r. 8. Patent
jyepartmtnt, and engaged in Patent lusiness ex
clusively, we can make clostr searches, and secure
Patents more vrotnvttll. and tcltU Lrontler rtatmm
inan inae cnn ar remnt rrfm Wi
ummmmi
than thnse tehn art remnt frtm Wash tngton.
srna us a mod
rl or hketch oj
towr devipet ip
wxttrruHuitoni aim tuivuc as to patentability,
free of chary e. All correspondence strictly con.
Jidenttat. Prices tow, and A tt ( H.tlUiifU.S-
We refer In, Washington, to Hon. Postmaster
? General J). M. Key, Per, P, ft, poirer. The tttrman
m American Rational Pank, to vfictnls in the V. S.
A Patent Pflce, and to fienatorsand representatives
iin Congress and especially to wr clients in every
tfuftf fit the Pn tun and in Canada. AJ'rt.iS
Opposite PaUut oyue, Hutlnngton, J), a
Feb.7, iMy
BUBIKEFH CARDS,
VISITING CARDS,
LjerrsnnHADS,
BILL 1IKADH,
Neatly ami Cleaj ly j rinlfd at the Coi.cm
1IIAN 1'fPfP
THIS I'AfER 18 OH 11I.K WHO
ROW ELL & pKESMAH
. Advertising Agents,
wio cuoivin ts r rnnx. w).
J OB P1UNT1NO
OF EVERY DE8RIPTI0N
EXECUTED l'BOMPTLY
At tub OoiiuiiiAN OfntE
l - W!,
t R16S dellandlt. Ills OllOOt tlwp linpoDJOCIS Ot
For
:0:-
THE O-TSISTTS'
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
Is now full of the latest styles of
ON HAND.
4sVs4s)4
THIRTY SEWINS
rS.ET.
tZTABUSNeD IBSG.
MANUFACTURED at ;
I0UNT HOLLY. N.J.
mRTiBROumnD)At;EUTC.mrii
'MtDALS 1PARIS. PHILADELPHIA.
'AWARDED I NEW YORK BOSTON.
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO.,
lluttlo Creole, Slloli.
ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
"VIBRATOR"
THRESHING MACHINERY.
THE HtchUt Gritu-Sivlnir. Tlme-ST!nf,
ucl UooeT-SavlDf Thrnbrri eflblt dt tod fttttrtv
flu. Bryond U rittlrf for Krl4 ft ork, ftrfeei CUtnlit,
STEAM 1'oner ThroxlierH b Sperliltf. Special
im ct 6rpatori mala tiimlj fat Buna pir.
OH It l'n rlf lift rStrara Thrpihtr tnjtlnM,
both ForUbl ai TrMtian, with TaluUU lmprenv.
mtati, fr tw jond nij nber nk r Hod.
TIIK FNTUti; Tlirt-Kldnff Eipenift find oftn
IbrMioDfa tlatci tbtt mount) fc totul lit
EiUk Qtila SAVED by tbett lmjrd U whlfcii.
GRAIN Kalstr it III not lubmlt to the nor
bioui utag ef (J rain nd tb Inferior work doo kf
sUl vthtr BMblnt. wbea nc jtotWi en tbt 41fTtrn.
NOT Onlr Vastly Surtrlor for Whfit.O.ti;
Birley, ftjf, Dil Ilka Grtloi, but tbt 0tf Sbm(
ful Tbrohrr In FUi, Timothy, Ulllct, Clover, tod Ukt
Eqirtret us "ttatbmtnu" tt " rctiuildlBi "
tbttfi Una Grilo to Seed.
IN Thorough Workniinh1p, Elffftnt Flnlih,
f rrfMtloa of PkrU, Complrtent! of Equipmv&t, U.
uf ' Tuuto" Thraher Uulflu 4rt I&oooiitrtbl.
TVfAUVn.OL'S for SluipUrltr of 1'irti, mlnr
sWb WUiai.Mi.kJf tbtuiJIleJLiMidQuil. MftkM
Cteu Wwk,lih no lJurin( or Bckiwrlui,
rOUB Mitn or Kparalors Mnilf, BsVoftUr
fro a fill WTweLr llr tlM, tad twokljltl Of Uuubi
d Hwm ftwtrt m UkWb.
TWB PirtifuUrK, fill on oar Delrt or
s wrtMuvifcrlUuiUkkdClnulu.ahlohvvulJbMt
J. E. KHUMM ii KliO.,
Tl'BBOTVIIXK, PA.,
Agents (orNorthuroberloud, Montour ana Co lumfcl
L'UUUIICH,
Jan. 10,. cm r
ICKNDALT:SSad5.Wf
rcmarkablo
euro spav.
In. Unlint Curb. Callous, tc. or anv eularifement.
AM) WILL HEllOVIfi THE UUxClI WfniOUT
Gl A A71XT DLI8TKKINU or causlog a
OI iV V 111 sore, o remedy etir dla
coverwl equala H for certainty of
of action In fcioyplnfr tbe Umenetia and rcmoTlDK
thebuiicn. I'rlce 11. CO. Heiid for circular el flue
plinn I'KOOF Bold by drugplsts, or bent to
v -i li ij ujr tuiurcM uy lup myrutur, n. j,
Kendall, M, !., bnosturgb FtlU, Yt, MojrrUrou.
A o t lioomburff, I'a,
T EQAL BLANKS OF ALL KINDS
XJ ON UAND AT THE COLUMBIAN OFflM.
11 1. AMia tAs.
iu
IUS .?i"'l""V.iVi.i.alr,.l..lmnrr.vnlli?lr time
V V 11IU.MYEH, Secretary,
r- 1 r-" -.".'
C. 23.
DUALS!! IN
Silverware. Watehes.Jewelry.Cloeks.&e,
ST- Ilemovedto tho Tost OOlco building, tlrsidoor
aboie theKxhango Hotel.
All kinds rf Watches, Clocks and Jewelry neat
ly 1 cpaircu ana warranieu.
way 11, '(s-Li
SApnminition or nnn itiirint ininirnur
iti'l .tmW-llnti. villi nil I lie lit -t nn-1 nint run
the. -iMMtlisDfallt'tlicrBirt rritnii clhoprfiit-i
uctx in I'tiriiirr. iiltt't i?t"-:iitttort anuuic
oand ilciilili I.t-tiiortii Attntoucni li.
S Xo ell rascnrlll li nii run lfl? rrht
fgwlioro Iltsp i:itt. rurt;uscj,tu Ari.a ai.a iicrivtt
3 tro ilielrojirrat'i i .
l Thry five new l.fj tui vnr (t t!i te 1 3 nni Infirm,
r? To allv hota mi ulsrn ! -t rl-u Uy of
'ithc liowt'la nr nrlTi.ii vcri.nnfl.rr Ji t nrilrtmi n
SmstliT. Tonic n n I mfUl MtTi.i.i int. Li It cm nr M
Lj!naiualileUtlimit tnliixlntlliii'. J
3 Nomattfrwlittjottr fcrilnjra or fviritori nrc.M
jwliiutlic di1-! n-u t r iilinicnt It, r llii Uttd r 3
tU.ui ot lltifc 'lil n--'i ti Hitters n I i.ticc. it Iiiu7l
ssao junr inc. it u s.ivm nunuuaj. 1
l iU(l Trill lf ral.l for ft jbp liifT will not rnrr o.'
jtiLip. lhtiinthttiUr nurltt yoiirfrlriiti mffii, Lui,
gusu unu urj-'f im 111 IU uku iioji J nit i n.
1 rrmrniScr. linn IMttfrnNnoi Hr.i'mpprd.flrnriV
pen rnHirmn. ininlip I'urritt nru Utt-i u Iin-1 t il
L-.iimiirtMio'ii.vnii(i i t it mi mm in pr" hiiu.j
Fjnuptrctuor .imiiycnoma do vnnout iiicin. rj
lict sMiiiiv tn in ny ?u?3sl
Hop Corin Cir.K M tho mrrettst.nafeFt una Uca'Cfl
Ono IIni Tn for Minnnrli, l.li pt Pti.l Ktdticj-fl 1
1
niiiUTiiir 10 iiiniiiiiT". iMvitru,-yiair,
T r it an nl,u,.l,K.. .i.i.l iFNiclitsKIn cxm fr.t
flijmr.kennt s usy of oplii'n, totj iccohikI nirc-ttlcs
B. All k 1J b) dru-l-U, 11 i I IttmMf r.Oh HosLWr, N. V
May 2, lu-tf.
TTTTG T A T7?T? mny 1 fount! rm nie at Ora
AdiertlaltiK Jlur-'ftU t ill Wprucc Slr'fli uliorf nihcr-
llMliur i.. .nt rnnlo t.iuu I.. ... ...I.. t.,i. 1 1 iv vrir VflllU
feb. 14, TT-lf r
The most extensive Manufacturers of Billiard
Tables in existence.
The J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co.
CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS
AND
724 Broadway, New-York,
Newest and most elegant styles of
BILLIARD TABLES
AT LOWEST I'RICES,
Elegant Parlor, Dining, Library and Bil
liard Tables combined, size 3x6; slate
beds, perfect cushions, complete with balls
and cues, $50.
Addicts whichever home it nearest your city,
Tho 3, M. Brunswick & SiMko Co.
Feb. 7,
AND
Paper Hanging.
WM, F. BODINE,
HON ST., 11ELOW SECOND, I1LOOMSUURU, I'A.
Is prepared to do all kinds ot
HOUSE PA1NXINO
rialn and Ornamental,
PAPER HANGING,
BOTH DECOKAT1VE AND l'LAIN.
All UluilN or I'uriiiliii'c Itcpiili t'd.
anil Hindu HH KOOil is 111W,
NONE HUT FIKST-CI.ASS WOHKMEN 1 JII'LOYEI)
Estimates Made on all Work.
WM. F. I10D1NE.
Oct. 1,1 87S.
ESPY PLANING MILL.
The undersigned lessio rr inn Espy I'laulns Mill,
Is prepared to do all kinds o( mill work,
Doors, Frames, Sash, Blinds, etc.
made to order sn short nollcr. Satisfaction guar,
anteed.
Ciuni.it Kurd,
lllocinsDurir, Vc.
I'riviite Sale!
Tlie lollowlns Taluablo property, tbe Estate ot tho
late John 8nlsher,deccasod,wlll be offered at private
sale up to
SEl'TKMHEH 1st 1879.
The pr operty Is situate In the Ullage ot Jersey
town, Columbia county J'a., and contains about
FIFTY ACRES
of excellent farming land upon which aro T"WO
HOUSES, 33 -A-It 1ST, and other out
buildings, and Is one of tho llnest localities In the
county. There are
Tl GOOD ORCHARDS
on the premises,
I srfor Information concerning the property ap
ply to O, H. Iirockway, of Bloomsburg, or T.J.
Hvrlsher, of Jersey town,
Hay !9,.ts
OB PRINTING
I Neatly and cheaply executed tt the
Columbian Office.
nmtumuimiutumvu u "
i nin nun nrnnnir
ULU IIUU IILMIloLUl
Jl)n. BANroiw's Ltvnii iNvioonATon
l- UU.1rt..1 T.'.....I1.. 1 1.. .
in 1. x iiuiiij i.uiiii'tiy lor S
J iliscuscs of Hid Ijlvf r, Sloinnch fift
S nnd Bowels. 11 Is Purely Vl L i
jVegctnlile. Jt never W t
SUcbllitntcs-ltiii flll IPS
Vi
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k'.fr' S
0'.
r . . n i . vj r .u
r - . " a.- h h m m m v- j j l v n v
t Innrrnrfifn.? I
" O p
JiaS UPPn TtanA
in tav tirii
d bv tho niiliii !
mora tlmn flfs -Anw.'
' , w" J " O j 0
"With tirjtrneeflpnfAi1 vnen-
i m pv- -"iuio,
K SEND FOR CIRCULAR.;
f HTIIRI'QOISTniLtTILLTOUITSnirl'nno.
Apiil is, 'iu-iy.
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
OHTIIEKN CENTRAL 11A1LWAY
WINTEIl TIME TABLE.
On and after Sunday. November 10. H7S.tho imtn.
on the Philadelphia & Erin lia lroid UU lslou will run
US IUI1UWS I
WESTWAIII).
Erie Jlalt leaves PhlladelphU 11 as n m
" " llairhburi; 4 25 am
" " Mlllamp(irt 8 85am
" " Jersey hliore 07 a in
" " lck Haven mo a in
' " Henovo Ho am
" arrlro at Krle 7 PS p m
Niagara Express lcarcsi'lillndclpnta 7 so a m
' " llnrrlsburg low am
" arr. at v llllamsport 2 i p in
' " Lock Haven a 25 pm
Fast Line leaves Philadelphia 1 W it m
" Ilarrlsbnrg ssspm
" arrlvo at Wllllnmsport 7 25 n in
" " Lock Haven 8 40 p in
EASTWAHI).
Pacific Express leaves Lock Haven c -in n m
" " Jersey Sl.oro 714 am
" " vvuitamsport 7 6vam
" arrlvo at Harrlsourg 11 53 am
" l'htladelphla 3 40 pm
Day Express leaves Lock Haven 11 20 a m
" " V'tlllainsport 12 40 pm
" arrlvo at Harrlsburg 41opni
' ' Philadelphia 7 2i)pm
Erie Stall leaves lienovo 8 35pm
" " IjOck Haven' 9 4pra
11 " llllamsport 110,'ipm
M arrives at llarrlsburg 2 45 a in
" " Philadelphia 7iuam
Fast Lino leaves WTlumiport H35am
' arrives at llnrrlsburg a ns a m
" " Philadelphia 7 40 am
Parlor cars vv 111 run between Phlla iclphla ail
Ulamport on Niagara Kxpress west, Erie Express
vveHt. Philadelphia Express eait, Day Exp res east
aud Sunday Express cast. Sleeping cars on all nlgM
YV.M. A. lUI.mWN,
General hupt.
VT"OKTIIEUN CENTItAL ItAILWAY
XS UU.lUAPil,
On and after November 'Mil, 1973, trains will leava
NOltTHWAIlD.
Erie Mall c.20 a. m., arrive Klmlra n ,r,
" Cnnandalgua. . s.ssp, a
nochester c,15 "
Niagara 9 40 "
Ilenovo occommodat Ion ll.lo a. m. arrive llllami.
port 12.65 p. ra.
Klmlra Mall 4.15 a. ra urrlvo Elmlra 10.20 a. m.
Buffalo Express 7.16 a. m. arrlv 0 Iluffalo s.do a. a
KniiTnw'AiMi '
Uurtalo Express 2.50 a. m. arrlvo Ilarrlsburg M a.
' Baltimore S.40 '
Elmlra Mall 11.15 a. ra arrlvo Ilarrlsburg 1.60
" Washington 10.30 "
" Baltimore 0.30 "
" Washington s.30 "
Ilarrlsburg accommodation s.40 p.m. arrive Harm
burg 10.60 p. in.
arrive Baltlmoro 2.25 a. m
' Washington 6.13 "
Erie Mall 12.65 a. m. arrive Ilarrlsburg 3 (15 a. m,
" Baltlmoro 8.40 "
" Washington 10.35 "
All dally except Sunday.
D. M. BOYD, Jr., Ocneral Passenger Agest
A. J. CASSATT, (Icueral Manatii
"piIILADELI'JIA AND KEADINCI HOAD
AUKANGEJIENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
-May II, 1870.
TRAINS LEAVE KCPKKT AS I0LL0W8(6CNPAV FXCEPTW
For New Vork, Philadelphia, Heading, PutlsvuK
Tamaqua, ic, 11,45 a. m
For Catawlssa, 11,15 u. in. 7,21 ond 7,35 p. m.
For WUllatnsport, 0,28 9,03 a. m. and 4,oo p. m.
TKAINSrOR BCrKKT I.E1VS AS FOLLOWS, (St KDAT II
CKITED.)
Leave New York, 8,45 a. ra.
Leave Philadelphia, 9,45 a, m.
Leave Reading, 11,65 a. m., rottsvllle,l2,39p.ni
and Tamaqua, 1,3s p. m.
Leave Catawlssa, 0,20 8,50 a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Leave vvtlllamsport ,9,45 a.m.2,15 p. m. and 4,50 p, n
Passengers to and from New York and Phllad
phla go turougj withoat chango of cars.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
General Manager,
C. O, HANCOCK,
General ncket Agent.
Jan. 14, is70 tf.
D
ELAWARE, LACKAAVANNA AM
VYCaiKltN 11A1LUUAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
Time-Table No. 89, Takes effect at 4:30 A. 1
DDI.
faTATIONS.
Scran ton
Uellevuo
Tnjlorville.,..
...Lackawanna-...
Plttston
.. West Plttston...
Wyoming
Mai toy
Bennett.
Kingston
soum
a.m. p.m. p.n
V HO 2 10 0 1'
2 16 (
9 45 2 21 i S
i SO 6
9 53
2 34
2 41 t 41
2 49 1 Ml
'.'53 S9
gll ill
10 07
10 18 3 16 7
Kingston
10 3J 3 15 I it
3 10 1 If
10 2j 3 15 7 a
3 Si 7 a
10 S4 3 26 7 II
10 49 3 35 8 14
10 65 3 50 8
11 07 4 03 8 15
11 13 4 10 8
11 2-1 4 IS 9 j
4 29 I 9
19 I W
nymouin juuc.
...Plymouth.....
Avundalo
Nantlcoko
llunlock's creek,
...bnicksuinny...,
....Illck's Ferry....
....Beach Haven...
........ Berwick ....
Briar t'reek
...Willow drove....
Lime ltldge...
espy........
...Bloomsburg
llunert
11 39 4 4J I
11 45 4 49 'a
IIS IBS li
Catawlssa Bridge.
11 IT K 11 I SB"
12 18 5 13 SB
9 IS
u 30 9 51
1J 45 8 45 SO
uanvuio
Chulosky......
Cameron
.Northumberland,
n m. n.E
.m. s.n
W. F. HALfTBAD, MPt-
Superintendent's Ofllce, Scranton, Juno i". 1IS'
"7"A1NWRIGHT & CO.,
WHOLESALE OHOCKHS,
1'UILADSLrnlA,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYltUPS, COFFEE, bUUAll, MOLASi'Bi,
1UCB, SPICKS, BICABB SOOA, SiO., tO.
N, E, corner second and Arch streets,
Itrorders will rocclve prompt attention.
THIS PAPER IS KEPT ON Tltt
nmEisNo PHILADELPHIA
NOItTn.
p.m. p.m. a.m.
9 SO 4 12 IK
9 23
9 17 9 37
9 US 9 811
8 3 3 61 9 21
5 61 8 10 9 19
8 40 3 41 9 14
1! 41
12 OS
8 S3 3 30 9 04
8 13 3 10 b 44
8 SJ 3 20 8 65
8 12 3 12 S 47
8 01 S 04 8 39
7 61 2 61 8 28
7 34 2 39 8 17
7 .'2 ! 31 8 12
7 25 2 23 S 00
7 13
7 14
7 10
7 02 2 r4 7 44
6 66 1 67 7 33
0 60 1 61 7 S3
6 45 1 46 7 29
0 27 J !7 7 11
6 15
6 00 1 CO 6 45
p.m. p.m. a.m.
lur, tin mint and Klolilii
Vitio rmlva AUvtrtlwmrnU 7or this lap".
ESTIMATESrT.
kud USc. for AYEU it SON'S MAMl'A-