THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COl NTY, PA.
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Miscellaneous.
Doliy'i Shoes
Somo of tho shoes are imported, but they
are inferior tn stylo to tlioso made in thin
country notwithstanding thoy camo from
Paris, and everything from that placo is sup
posed superlatively choice and to bo desired,
as you aro well aware. In the United States
thero is ouo factory and but one, bo i'ar as
I conld ascertain which supplies a large
quantity, about fifteen hundred dozens for
tho American market, sending them to all
parts and furnishing the toy-stores in Ohica
ku uud other western cities as well as New
York, Philadelphia and Boston.
Tho manufactory is ai IJordeotown, New
Jersey, and has been in existence about
twelve years, nd tho value of stock now sent
out is-about $7,000 a year; so much money
for the wco feet that run on no errands, and
savo no steps for anybody! Tho wholesalo
jobbers, of course advance tho prico, and in
tho retail stores they aro higher yet; so that
each 'tradesman through whoso hands they
pass has his trifle of profit in helping to shoo
tho feet of iho doll-peoplo. They retail from
a dollar and a dollar and a quarter a dozen
to three dollars and seventy five cents, ac
cordicg to tho style.
They 'run,' as tho dealers czpross it, in
twolvo sizes; tho 'common doll's shoes' (which
means shoos for common dolls) vary, howov
cr, from tho class mado for wax dolls, which
have grades peculiar to themselves, being not
only extra full and wider in tho soles, but
numbering fewer size), from one to six only.
Of tho common kind, tho slippers and ties,
ruu from one to twelvo the others froai.threc,
four or .fivo to that number, They come
packed in regular sizes, 'full line,' as those for
children do, or in assorted sizes and styles;
in small, square boxes, such as tho shoo deal
crs know by tho namo of 'cartoon,' which is
another word for tho French carton, meaning
simply that thoy aro made of Ipaste-board.
Tho tiniest is not much more than an inch
lng, but is a perfectly formed and finished
, i-hoo on that miniature scale; and tho largest
. is almost big enough for Mrs. Tom Thumb,
measuring about four inches, and, it could
crtainly bo worn by many a baby you have
seen.
As for tho names they comedo this orde;
; -slippers, ties, anklo tics, balmorals, buttonod
boots, Polish-buttoned, Polish-eyelettcd, and
Antoinette, which is a heeled, croquet slipper
in which her doll-ship when engaged in that
out-of-dorr game can show off her delicate,
clocked stockings to advantage.
Butwhat shall 1 say of tho variety in col
or and trimmings? They are in white and
crimson, in buff and blue, in scarlet and pur
pie, in rose color and violet, in bronze and
silver and gold, everything but black, for
dolls don't like black, except in the tips ot
their gay Balmoral or Polish boots. And the
stuff they aro mado of is such soil materia
a) can only be found in goat and sheop and
kid and glovo kid, and thvtri, which is th
name for split leather. I strongly suspected
that they were all made of scraps left from
large slippers and shoes, but, though this is
generally the case, somo wholo skins have to
bo mod, but nothing is ever manufactured for
real, people in some of tho fancy colorj worn
in the doll-word. Tho soles are of leather of
-" a very thin kind, but tho heels aro of what is
called 'composition' a preparation of glue
and melted rubber, or possibly, in some styles,
of wax and clay, made firm and hard, and
they aro stuck on with glue, just as the sole:
'aro fastened to tho 'uppers.' Tho rest of the
i work is fine stitching done by hand; and the
.r-. 'w littlo things are all shaped on lasts and made
in every way by precisely the same process as
any shoes, (except the glued-on heels and
v,ei,.. sqlea.) being cut out by patterns, in 'quarters'
and all, and the seams, straps, eyelets, lacing:
and rosettes done just as for real people.
I opened all the boxes, and paraded some
..sxCtho prettiest of each kind in a row before
' . me, and sat and admired them. Aiid I could
not help wishing that I had also a row pj(
, . little girls to look and admire too. How thciri
,"' eyes would have sbono, and what raptures,
what explanations, what shrieks of delight-
there would have been! 'Ohl how cunning!
what lovely rosettesl whatelegantbowsl what
dear little beds! oh! isn't this such a da:
ling pair? Thoy are too sweet for anything
I, can't tell which to choose they are all so
be-u-tiful J'
..That is, what they would have said and
great deal more besides. And they would
have just wished they could havothis pair for
banny and that for Claribehand that
Lady .Gcraldine, and soon and on: while
should have wished that I conld make them
all happy by giving them their choice.
fjVwsv v -But cou' ch008e? The gold andlsilver
ones were richest, quite dazzling to behold,
tfnd they had gilded and silvered heels, and
they were shaped like a Newport tie: each
'V """ had its minutely scalloped edge, where the
- seams overlapped and round tho ankle, and
iVc- bow of narrow, white corded ribbon with an
ornament of jet and gold, or jet and silver
" ' the centre, and they wero fitfor the feet
fairy queens. Tho sock-shaped ties, like
baby's soft heeled shoe, looked somehow most
real of all, as if for tho least mito of a human
- baby to weapon its wee, pink feet, and
, doubled up in its wee, pink fist. Thero were
,. the ankle ties, with the diminutive strap all
,, scalloped and stitched, and Bet with minute
eyelet' through which a purple or blue
scarlet braid was passed, and every part
fino as hands could make. There wero low,
laced shoes with heels and without. There
were high cut Balmorals with a long doubt
row of eyelets and end extra high Polsl
boots, heeled and laced or heeled and but
toned; and they wero In whito and with scar
let tips, in white with gilt buttons, in bronze
with steel.
t It, was hard to tell what there was not, for
there were boots and shoes and supers
for
all. kinds of dolls, high, low, rich and poor
it) walk In, to dance in, to play croquet I
or to stay at home lu ; to match their cus
&mb,to'raatcll their ba'r,to match their eyes
to suit them if any thing on earth could
suit. And every doll could be sure about
her "size," for the number Is stamped on the
bottom of the soles; and I must not forget
to say that tbey have also the "trademark"
which is the imprint under the number ;this
"trade mark'Ms a pair of boots smaller than
anything you can think of.
Now I am coming to the original question
-ii . .-who makts them ?" They are made in large
.quantities during about six months of the
year, accumulating in the summer, ready
vtt fdrthe trade, which begins in August, and
drops of after the first of January, aud Is
over with lor that season by March. In those
six months the factory employs about forty
women, and they are mostly invalids or old
persons who aro not able to do anything but
light work,and who receive only small wages
because they are not capable of earning much
Bo they are generally thin, pale hands and
Binder fingers which patiently and skilfully
fit the patterns, and sew tbe.seams. and do
the oven nice stitching, and do the dainty
ornamentation,whlch help to make glad the
hearts of many little girls all over the couu
trr, who have found a precious doll, al so
dainty shod, among the gifts of their Mer
ry Christmas. Amanda S. IfarrU in Jan
uary Wide Await,
What tint Llfc-Savlafi fif rrlre Has Done
Tho perils and achievements of tho United
States Life-Saving Service aro but littlo un
derstood, and an illustrated paper in tho
January Scribner on this subject by Capt J,
II, Memman, one of tho inspectors, has tho
quality of freshnoss at least. After descibing
detail the actual work of the coast crews,
o writer adds:
But. it will bo akcd,what results havo
been attained by the service? At this writing
tho last published report is that of tho fiscal
year ending Juno 30th, 1878. Prom this it
appears that during that year thero wero 171
disasters to vessels within tho limits of tho
operations of tho service. Thero wero on
board those vessels 1,557 persons. Iho num
ber of lives saved was 1,331, the number lost
225, and the number days' succor afforded to
linwrcckcd persons at the stations was o4.y.
Of the 220 lost, 183 perished at tho disasters
to the steamcts 'Huron' and 'Metropolis, tho
former occurring tour days prior to tho mann
ing of the stations, which tho appropriations
for tho maintenance of the service did not-
then permit to tako placo until tho first ot
December, and tho latter occurring at a dis
tance so remote from tho nearest station as
to render prompt aid impossible ; defects
which the reports of tho service had fre
quently pointed out, and asked to havo rem-
ed cd. The loss of fourteen others occurrcu
hero servico was impeded by distance, or
here tho stations were not open. Making
allowanco lor these, the lots of lifo legiti
mately within tho scopo of life-saving opera
tions, was twenty-nine. Tho sad catastrophes
of tho 'Huron' and 'Metropolis' contributed
largely in securing the passage of tho effective
bill of June, 1878, which was introduced and
warmlv advocated by Hon. S. s. Oox.and
which established tho servico on a stable basis
with powers and functions somewhat com
mensurato with its purposes and capabilities
From November. 1871. tho dato of tho inau'
guration of the present system, to tho 30th
of June. 1878. tho number ot disasters statca
to havo occurred within the held ot operations
of tho service was 578; the number of persons
on board the vessels involved was 0,287; the
number saved was 5,981; tho number lost,
306, and tho number of days' relief afforded
to shipwrecked persons at the stations, 3,716.
It should be observed that during tho lust
of these seven years the service was limited
to tho coasts of Long Island and New Jer
sey; the two following years to those coasts,
with the addition of Capo Cod; tboncxt year
to3the foregoing, with tho addition of tho
coasts of New England and the coast irom
Capo Henry to Capo Hattcras; tho next, to
the foreeoine. with tho addition ot tho coast
from Capo Henlopen to Capo Charles; the
next, to all the foregoing, with the addition
of Florida and the lake coasts; and the last
vear to the coast at present included.
It is not claimed that the entire number oi
Demons designated in the above figures as
saved would have perished but for tho aid of
the lifo-saving crews, since not unfrcquently,
in the cases of shipwreck by stranding,
Dortion of tho imperiled succeed in escaping
to tho shore, as did several in the instance of
tbo 'Huron;' and it often happens that tho
sudden subsidence of tho sea spares the
threatened vessels from destruction. But it is
certain that a largo proportion of tho number
would have perished. A closer approxima
tion to the real efficacy of tho service could
he reached, if statistics of tho loss of life in
former years upon the coasts where lifo-saving
stations are now established could be obtain
ed. Unfortunately, no such record exists,
except an imperfect one, consisting of meagre
data relative to disasters between lou ana
1870 in vicinity of the rudo station huts of
the Long Island and New Jersey coasts, it
is koown.that this record by no means includes
near all the disasters which occurred on these
coasts, A comparison, however, of tho rec
ords of tho servico sinco 1871 with this list
shows an annual average reduction in the loss
of lifo of about 87 per cent.
-The record is a shining ono. How much
6f.'it is duo to official organization may read-
f Oy" "conceived, but it is less easy to realize
how much belongs to tho gallant crews ot tne
stations, somo of whoso hardships, together
with tho methods they employ, tho foregoing
Daees' disclose. Tho professional skill of
thnsn mnn. their unfaltering enerev and en
durance, their steady bravery in the hour of
supreme orueai, anu at an iimra iuni cuutr,
fidelity to duty, however hard or irksome,
nrn hivnnd nil tribute. None can better
know ft than the officers in chargo of the
service, whoso main reliance must be, after
.11 imnn thr. mnnlc u-irtllM nf these Crews.
What, indeed, can ever stand in lieu of
men I
What Is the use in going to the sea side
for good health when 'Dr. Lindsey's Blood
Searcher' is what you need?
A sad misfortune lately befel a New Or
leans judge. It is related of him that, as
he i was riding In the cars, fro a a si:
glance at the countenance of a lady at his
side, he imagined that he knew her, an
ventured to remark that the day was pies
ant. She only answered "Yes." "Why do
you wear a veil?" "Least I atti act gentle
man." "It is the province of gentleman to
admire," replied the gallant man of Jaw,
"Not when they are married." But I am
not. The lady quletle removed her veil
disclosing to the astonished magistrate the
face of his mother-in-law.
Don't you fjrget it. 'Dr. Seller' Liver
Pills' were the first so called in the United
States and never fail to do their work.
In New York the Democrats lost their
candidate for lieutenant governor because
the vote cast for "C. N. Potter," were not
counted for Clarkson. N, Potter. And yet
for enforcing a Bimilai- rule in Maine the
Democaata are accused of outrageous fraud
Gently, brethren, your ox has often gored
ours. Lancattar Inlelltgencer.
One teaspoonful of Dr. Browning's C. &
0. Cordial for coughs and colds every three
hours will releive the severest case. Con
sumptires will fiud satisfactory releif from
its use. It is good for Asthmatic .dough:
Bronchitis, Croup, Whooping Cough, Jnilu
enza, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, and any
troubles of the same nature. At this time
of year colds are more quickly contracted
than at any other. If peoplo will be impru
dent, tbey must suffer the consequence; but
to atone fur neglect uso Dr. Browning's U,
& C. Cordial and get relief. For sale by all
druggists. Price CO cents. Dr. Browning,
Propr., 117 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
An Easy One.
A witness in a case in Court here the otb
er day, says a Nashville paper, was asked
whether be bad much experience in and
knew the cost of feeding cattle, and to give
his estimato of feeding a cow, to which he
replied; "My father before me kept a diary
I have bad a good deal of experience i
buying and selling and keeping cattle, as
man and boy, in the diary business for fifty
years. I think my long experience has nual
ified me to kuow as well as any man can the
cost of feeding cattle." "Well," broke in
the attorney, Impatiently, "tell us the cost
of keeping a cow-" "Well, sir, my exper
ience after fifty years In the business Is that
it costs well, it depends entirely on how
much you feed the cow,"
IMPORTANT LETTER
From a Distinguished Physician.
NO ilnda ijiiej.o baa tntalM inoro nirprln or haa
Catarrh. Tho aenao ofamcll, of tnatc, ofalirtit.of dear
IK'., ."u .,Tl',.T?.,cc,l,.1, "ilo'l.oi", or mora and. aomo.
!i,?.f.Un. T.".y t0 "idMtrnctlTo Influence. Tin rolion It
Jiatribntra throushont tho aiatrm atacka ttir tiu!
i..'. .nf V? !K mot roba.t of eoMlltntlom.
Ijmorc 1 tpc-np bulling nmtcratood by moat phial.
fii!!,.ll5p,,n,,Jr "V!"" by noarka unit rhnrlatana,
ir JP.WI'I 5 fr.P.1 " lmV(' 'wl" 110 relieved
SU'i'l'f . "MI'S H l fnie, tlH-n, Hint tin
within the i reach or all pael Into liaml. at f-ncc com
SJ.'ST'J l,r?"7?"t"'" lin. ,V.'T ""' l'"l-' tinlrle.l
BSV!0J.'1',ri., I'fl'r. Panforil In Iho ir.urntloii oi
hU llAOtrAL ( t-RB nas wmi inv liearlr anptnvnt. I be.
iiere ii iikeirto anccced utim nil tfio uatial rcmcdlta
fall, lieeauaolt alrlkra at thn root of tho iliacnv, vlr...
thn ncM(!M bltHKt, vho It heals tho ulcerated mem
brrina bjr direct apr-Urutlon to the nnlil piMniiea. Ita
action la baaed on certiln du d mica, and unless tho
Tit al foreea nrn ton r.r rtln,.tn.i in
tuojorltr of cases, tffect n cure.
KOBSCOTT DLOCK, So. 1 BAHlKclMiH, Oct. 1, 1871.
SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
MAT iRfetf tlftiin tob ono oftlie fewhopnlar rem
dlei rccch ing tlie approval ofnicilcul K"itlempn,
who, in prlvatp, not't.nly frtlyn-cnninion. Intuit mo
it in their famines In prefprcnte to any uf tlio prenara-
lions oioallr prencrlhcd br iilimUlani,
that HIV onMimtloni In Mm Una Xlo.llolV,.!. ..J
wu BiouHBii-, uum nUsH11i1UU,lll (1C1IT
loch i thai I cannot publicly recommend or prvurrlbotlia
judical Cum i bntHnrp 1 received vo'mncii relief from
the weof Hmynelf. nftrr a tlmroiiKli trial of Uie usual
i';"'"t ' ,'iiT-nii-ij fumibcu m use, ana presume
1 Darn aent to j our ttoro no let tlian ono hundred of
aj patleuu for It."
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
,V, temt fjr nearly onujrur. and ran par rmdldly
that we never fold n tdniH.tr prept ration that pave anrli
QnlrertalaatlSfactloi). Wo Lme to learn tlio first com
plaint yet.
o aro not In tlio liibtt of rccommrntllnir patent
medicines but .nr pmiaratfon met la llin anU of
thoimandi, nnd v a think llio nflllclcd 1n uldl'PCon
vlnceA or Ita great merit a tlmUhe r niirciln will ba
relieved. Ya liav been H the druif nunc for the
past tweUo jeaia constantly, nnd aol e.'rjlhlri(f for
Catarrh.bntjonraleai'anll thirst. If you aeo proner
you can mei this letter or nny p it t of it tltnr you w Nh.
wV.f r'.trnlJr Tm K HALIIVVIN & CO.
mioieuaio ann licinti ueti-M n jrnir. Hooka ana
Eaen'naeltatrr rr-it .1 urn ,,tiiihmr,.liT.i,oi.
lot Tube, and full din 1 1, irt.ee In all case. Price.
fi.uw. tor taio uy tin miDirnio and retail driiia.' tj
and dealera throughout llio United Mute nnd Cinndna.
JVKEK9 & POT TV. It, General Agents and Wholcitlo
DruffRlBts. lloaton, Mann.
COLLINS'
VOLTAIC PLASTER
Ana.T,fflr2:;!,.'vnnlc Knttcrr combine:! with
n htjjhlr Mrdlt'iiM'd rMrcmrtlirnlnir I'ln-trr,
IS'RoSWrid'ft W?dic,ro'cr I""D" ,lc"'
ELECTRICITY
Aa a jrrand curative and restorative, agent ts net
equalled by any clement ur 111 dlclne In the history of
the heallCK art Unless tho Itat cpurk 1ms tied the body,
restoration by means of electricity is possible. ntlMhe.
last resort of all phjsiclans nnd stir'eons, nnd has res
cued thousands, nppannlly dead, lrom nn untimely
grave, when no oilier linman airency cuuld hae sue
cpedcd. This Is tho leading curathc clement In tlila
1'laster,
BALSAM AND PINE.
The hcallnjr properties of onr own fracrant balsam
and pine and tho vumsof tho i:astnrctoM.tllkncnn tu
require description. Their irrntifut, hcallitf, sooth
Inir, and strenctheninff proptrtks are known to thou,
sands, when combined In Accordance- with lite and
Important discoveries In phurnucv, their heallnc and
itrenRthenlnjf prnneriles are Increased t 'Mold. In
this respect our Piaster Is the bed In use Ail ho at the
aid of electricity.
TWO IN ONE.
Thai combined wobave two trrand medical aeents In
one, each of which perform Its function and unitedly
produeea more cures than any liniment, lotion, wah.
or plaster rver before compounded in the history vl
medicine. Try one. raicK.W Cents.
SoldbranWholesalo and lletalt Drupirlst ttronch.
putth United btatca and Canadas, andby WhtJksTi
ruTTEB, rroprletora, boston, Mass.
Jtno 13, T9 ly.
itheonlymedicineB
I a . t 1 ii.. m. I 1
THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS,
and the KIDNEYS.
TtiMa, nrrani irathn natural clean B
I era of the system. If tbey work veil, health
will be perfect! If they become cloned,
dieadf ul diseases are sure to follow with.
TERRIBLE SUFFERING
I Blllonineu, Headache, Dyspepsia, Jann-
dice, uonitlpation una i-iiea, or niu
Her Complaints, (JraTcl, Diabetes, I
Sediment in the Uiine, Milky
or Bopy trine 1 or Uhca
nattr Pxlna and Aches.
I are dereloped because the blood Is poisoned I
wltb tho humors that should bate been f
1 expeuea naiurat.y.
KIDNEY-WORT
I iiuaxiM tVitit1thv arllnn and all these
I destroying evils will ',e banished 1 neglect
IThouaandshavebeencurcd. Try it and you
will add one more to the cumber. Take ft
and health wllloncemore gladden your heart,
uiiau aBiiTA Innoatr f rnm thn tarmant
Of an aching back?
Why boar ouoh dletross from Con
tlpatton and pileo . ?
Why tie so fearful beoauoo of dis
ordered urino?
KidketobtwIII cure you. Try a pack
age at once and be satisfied.
IjiuacryTegtuioie cimyvunuMt
One rackaemakes six quarts of Medicine.
n,-. Kna It no ii-?! CTf tt for
iou. Intitl upon having it. rrlcttlSH.
VfXLSJS, BXCHaiaKiO" IO.i Kcprmcn,
(Will vol (OK (4uO- riium,
SPEER'S
PORT GRAPE WINE
Used la the principal Churches for Communlen
purposes.
EXCELLENT FOa LADIES AND WEAKLY
PERSONS AND THE AQD.
Spear's Port Grape Wine !
FOUR YEARS OLD.
flints Celebrated Native Wine is made from tho
X juice oi tue uporto urape, raised in 1 1113 county
Its Invaluable
Tonio and Strengthening P operties
are uosurrawjud by any other Native W Ine. Heine
the pure Juice of thn (Iraue. produced under Mr.
Kpeer's own personal BupervUlon, Its purity and
genuineness aro guaranteed. The youngest child
may panako ot Us generous qualities, and the weak
est luratld use It to advantage. It ts particularly
benenclal to tho aged and debilitated, and suited lo
tho various ailments that anec t the eaker sex. It Is
m every respect a y ink tu jik ukliku UN.
SI'EEIt'S
P. Sherry.
Tho r.J.SllEltUYlsaVli.o of Superior cluracier,
atiti parUWes ot thopaMen riuallilui ot tho krrupe.
from wbicUltHtnidf, Korl'urlty, inclines, KUwr
and .Medlcluui Trupertls, U wllltfu found unexcelled.
SPKKIt'S
P. J. JSrandy.
This IHtANUV stands unrivaled In this Country,
being far superior for medicinal purposes.
IT IS A rUIIK distillation from tho grape and con
tains valuable medicinal properties.
It has a delicate uavor, similar to that of the
grapes from w hlcu It Is dtbtlllud, and Is In great favor
among tlrstclahs families.
ttce that tho signature ot ALFRED HI'KEIt, I'assile
N. J., Is over the cork of each bottle.
SOLD I3YO.A.KLEIM.
June 37, 1879-tf
this nrr.R is on nrv. with
ROW ELL & fH-SMAN
. Advertising Agents,
rtilH CHHTHUT STS.. ST. LOUK,
DR' CLARK
.JOHNSON'S
Indian Blood Syrup.
LADOn.VTOIlY,
77 W.3d St.,NewYorkCily
Ithidi Kin.)
CURES!
JVptpil(t, Liver
four, llhrnma.
tlxm, Dropiy.
Biliousness, Jl'rrvou Irbtllttj, tU,
Tho Best REMEDY KNOWN to Man I
10,000 AOE.VTS HATE SOLD MXCE 1850
9.000,000 Bottles.
This Syntp Possesses Varied Properties.
It MlmnlntM tlio I'ytyntlrj In lh HoIIts,
trlilch convert tho ninrrh nnd nuftnr nf thn
food Intouliicoip. A itfflclencr In lytynltne
rnaarn Wind nnd Pouting of th food In the
btomnrli. If Iho rnrdlclno ls lakra tmmedU
rttely nfter cnllne tho fcrtacntallua of food Is
prevented.
It nets upon iho T.trcr.
Itnrta npon Iho Kldnpya.
It ItrBulntett ifar llorela
ItParlflen tholllnod.
It Qulel the ervnuaSjatrm.
It Promo lea Iilgrailtn.
It NourUhefi Nirrncihen nml Tntlgoratr
It carrier olTlho Old lllnod nnd tnnkrsteff .
It opens the pnrrn of tho aklu nud tudncan
Healthy I'erailraon.
It neutralizea tbo hereditary talc!, crrolion In the
Mood, which pen-era tea Scrofula, Lrynlpi Inn, and all
manner of akin diseased and incrual humeri.
There are no epirlta cmpoed in lta manufacture,
and It can bo taken by thomost OoUcate babe, or by
the agod and feetdo, cart only tttng rcjaireJ in at
ttntton to direction!.
PEICE OF LAP.0E EOTTLES, - J1.00
IHICE OS SMALL BOTTLES, - 50
Rtad ih9 VOLUNTARY TESTIMONIALS
of Persons who hare been CURED by the
use of the BLOOD PURIFIER.
Host Medicine Ever Used.
Eaton. Wyoming countv, I'm
Dear Sir: 1 Lad been troubled for a loni? unu
Willi a I'aln tn my Momacn, and found no relief
until 1 began uslpg your Indian lllood Syrup. I nnd
It tho best medicine In uso. and I can recommend It
to all. 011 nnd rnnnp. It Have mnnv itnlmra In
doctors' bills, and one larpa bottle did mo more good
luuu uid uuuurs wurm ui uiuer nicuicine.
Mariam Laoarr.
An Astonishing Cure.
01 Arpetlto and Dyspepsia for ten years. 1 could
nor. nrf.ni.rK- BlIanH tn ...
your Justly celebrated Indian Ulood syrup, I resolied
to try It. wlilcu I did, and In a short-ttme was much
Improved. I now have a cood Appetite, and have
enjoyed cood health ever since I commenced Ita use.
Sick Headache Cured.
, Bowman's Creek. Wye mlns county, Pa.
i.t-ur Dir. i naa aicK Headache una by the use or
your Indian Hirod jrup i was cieatly relieved. I
recommend all to try Ita valuable properties.
J. t . UUIUL'll,
The Remedy did more than she Expected,
Neuterrr. Lvcomlnrrcounty. I'a.
Dear Sir: The Indian lllood hj rup did more than
i expected u would and It has cured mo oi
Liver
Complaint.
I use It asa lledlclue aud would not be
nlthout It.
Irs. Mary Charnun.
HeaJacho and Dizziness
Dear sir : Your Indian liloud Sj rup has cured me
of Headache, l)lz7lnens and Lessor Appetite, sothat
1 am now ublo to work In my factory. -My v. ire de
rived more bcnellt from Its use than from any other
medicine,
Henry Itussel.
Would not bo Without it.
wmiamspert, Lycoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir :-The Indian Ulood Syrup Is the ilett 1
ever used and I would not be without It, It ts good
for all complaints.
John Burkhart.
Diseases of the Stomach.
Eaton, Wyoming county, Pa.
Dear Mr: Th'sls to ceitlfy that I had a Weak
Stomach and could eat no moat or any hearty food
whatever. Ilya friend's advice 1 commenced the
uso ui uur iiuuan moon c.prup, w men aiwr a uiort
trial, effectually relieved me and 1 cau now eat
au thing I choose. Your Syrup gives uutversal
satisfaction.
Elizabeth IladsaU.
All that it is recommended to be.
Onera House. Columbia. Pa.
Dear Sir: 1 havo used our excellent Indian lllood
Sj run aud It has proven Just as represented. 1 can
rectmmend It to all.
m. Hochow.
Wholesale .Merchant, 5th street.
Unanimous Recoumiemliitiou.
Tl-efjllowlntrnilil thf lr tpMlmrmv fnr tlm liidlnn
ii. r ireau, engineer r u l.
.1.0. smith, at IHIdKlna steel Works.
Mrs. snider, of Columbia.
A. Ilrene r, ot Washlngtnnburglt.
John Kcnjs, or sale Harbor.
Would not be Without it.
licnton. rrilumlil.a eonrilv. Pa.
Dear sir: I have used joir excellent Iniiiin
iiijiou vltuland uae received in ucn oenent there'
lrom. I could not get along without It.
Mrs. llarbcr.
Never Kails to Cure.
East Lemon Wvomlnir Co. Pa.
Dear sir : I was sick for three j ears, and under
professional treatment most of the. lime without be
ing benefited, At hist 1 was Induced to try jour
Indian itLoou avacp auo altera snort trial, j round
111 sen iu ueiier ueaiui man 1 naa been ior six years
Mrs. Thcron Halt
Sure Curo for Liver Complaint.
Kohrsburt-. Columbia fi. Pa.
Dear Sir : This Is to certlly that your Indian
BlXwn SVRrp has been used bv me. fnr Ltrerrnm.
pla'nt, which had been troubling me for a long time
1 ueri.eu luurc ueneut lrom tuu uso or me r)rup
iuom muui uuj uijitr iut;uii:iiie. i ueanuy revoni-
uieuuii, aim uuvisu an suuerers to give it a trial.
L V smith
Loss of Appetite.
Kohrsburir Columbia countv Pa.
Detr Sir : I have used rour eieellent. TsniAN
Iilooii hYBrp for Loss or Appetite and Weakness or
the stomach, with very benenclal results. 1 believe
vour medicine to be the greatest blood nurifler
know n, and advise all who may be suffering as I was
iu gn 0 it u epeeuy trial.
Mrs. E Arery
Pains in Shoulders.
ltchrsbure. Columbia countv. Pa.
Hear Sir This is to certlfv that vrnir Ix-diiw
Iilooii Svacr has greatly relieved me of Pains in tho
Shoulder and Chest, which I had been a raided w ith
ior jcars. 1 rcuumiuena 11 very nigniy.
.Mrs. Mary Welsh.
Kidney Complaint.
C(ar (lao. Columbia Counlv. Pa.
Dear Slrt Vv Father has been suinvrlni- with
Kidney Complaint for u long lime and had been un
der doctors' ireatment, but tho doctors could not
effect a cure I have been subject to a Numbness
and Weakness In mv Irt Ann. We obtained some
or your Inva'uable Indian ln.oon bran' lrom our
Agent, Win. II. Potter, and It has cured mv father
completely, anu my arm 13 much better, it noes not
irouoie me nan so mucit. lour mcmcine is excel
lent.
Joslali John.
Female Complaints.
Dear (Ian. Columbia counlv. Pa.
Dear Sin This Is to certify tint I purchased somo
ot jour Indian 111011 svkit for my wllo for Inna
matlnn and Female complaint, and It has given her
relief.
J X Ilerner
Heat Medicine Ever Used,
Hear (lap, Columbia county, I'a.
Dear Sir: My littlo son was troubled with his
water passing from him constantly, day and night,
I coi suiu-tl twodoctors aud gave him medicine, but
without effect. I bought some of our celebrated
Indian Huiop briti'r, a short trial ot which, cured
hlin.
tainbert Camp.
Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
Numlda, Columbia County, Pa.
Dearsir: For many j ears my wife, was anilcted
wllh Dyspepsia, aud wo spent con.lderablo money
without receiving benent. Wo procured somo of
v our Indian Humid Nviut and she began to Improve
lu health front tho time she comencd Its use.
Solomon Dsn) der
Liyer Complaint.
Centralla, Columbia Co. Pa.
Dear Sir s This Is to certify that 1 was uu ell and
could scarcely attend to my work, I think my Liter
was affected. 1 procured some ot jour Indian Ulcod
SYBtT and now. altera shoit trial, reel like a new
man, 1 recommend 1U use to all.
Daniel Ooodman.
Dyspepsia and Neuralgia.
Hyde Park, Luzerne Co., ra.
Dear sir: Your valuable Indian Hiuodsyhip has
effected a permanent cure In mv case. I had been
afflicted with tho Djspcpsla and Neuralgia, but am
now entirely well,
lira. John Thornton,
Bilious Stomach Cured,
Hyde Park, Luierne Co., P.
Dear S'r: I hae been troubled with iilllous
Complaint nnd by Hie use of jour Indian Hloou
Shut It has effectually cured me.
John N Williams.
Lyspep-da Cured.
lljdo Park. Luzerne Co., I'a.
"Dear sir 1 Your valuable Indian iilo-jd symit has
cuied meet Djspepsia.
Mrs. SUAdklns.
Liver Complaint.
Hyde Park, Luzerne Co., Pa.
Pear sir :-.l have been troubled with Liver Com
plaint, but I w as permanentlr cured by using jour
valuable Indian Uumo Svkit.
Mrs. 0 1' lisrltngamc,
Deo 1!, 16-J-ly wtoo
A ,HUT9aV'IV mi UI n aVaVaVaVal 10 KM .rR Lt'rW
BLO0M1SBURC STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DlbTKICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rev. D. J. WALLER, Jr., A. 1M., Principal.
w.thabountiruuupp.yotpurcsott
"ffiiKSaithtut an.i cost of nccess. Toochers eTiierlenced, efficient, and allvo to their work. Discipline, nrm but kind, uniform and tuoroui'n. Expenses
modefite? 7rty cents a weeJ Seduct?on to aU cxrcKo teach, studenu admitted at any Ume. Itooms reserved when desired.
nmlri. nf ntlidv nrnscrlbell bv the btato !
I. Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, Classical.
it n . T ! tT n..in.n.n!.t tit. fViitran In l1al.
theiraitnlnments.. Mined bv tho omcers of Iho Hoard
Tho course ot study prescribed by tho.stulo Is liberal,
and their talents, as students. 10 au sucu it promises
fatnlnrrttn ndHrns. tlio 1'rlnrlnfll.
Il(i;f. XVII.I.IA.M KI.WLI.I,, 1'rr.lilrnt Ilonril
Sept. 8, '78.-
XDOlsT'T IDHlrjA-"r
But come :it once and look through the largest stock of
BeMy-MadlQ lQt&isg
IN THE COUNTY.
IP WE CANNOT SUIT IN
READY-MADE,
WE CAN
SELL YOU THE CLOTH,
OR
TAKE YOUR MEASURE,
AND MAKE YOU A SUIT IN
CITY STYLE
BETTER AND
THAN ANY OTHER STORE IN TOWN.
CLOTS, OAShlMERES,
SOLD BY THE 1'AllD.
Now sell
reliable:
ATI
r
ENDORSED BY OVER
M.anaii.i.i
MACHINE EXHIBITORS AT THE
EXPOSITION tN!VERSELLE,
Paris, 1878
ANO INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
PHILADELPHIA. 1876.
Aa b.lne " Vary STRONG, SMOOTH, and
EXCELLENT THREAD.
ENCOURAGE
E INDUST
SING-
AprU 18, 'J9-ly
V MONTH truarantocil. $12 a day I
al iiuiiih inuuu uy iiiu iiiims.irioua.
Capital not required ; we win &urt
you. Men, women, bojH nnd girls
make money ia&UT at work lor us
igtit and pkabant, and such as an) ouo cm go
rttfht at. Those who are wise who bee this nollco
will send us their addresses at once nnd see for
themselves. Costly Outfit and terms rrce. Now is the
time. Those nlreatlv nt work ore InUnir un liirL'n
ouiua ui URiLlt. iauitss iiwx. tu.,
Auffusta,
ALatno, ,.4
oct.3,;i9-iy
.Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
. ixu-wiw ir. tTtlia-l AUfWy Ojw.I
XT.mTa.T ln tfi. world for llrlxhr. liUaiV.
r' c"ro of llrlgl.t'i nd th.ntbcr
JXftHSL?.?. s SAFE BITTERS.
' ', "iw" ronarr, ma at mulatea
nny function lo more btaltnfui action, ind
la tbua benefit in all dlteaaea. t"u. "
...i".ei';7"-,0,, ""d other 8Uln Ernix
Ity. etc., are cured br thenar.. iu: i. ;
ltSffiil ?itS?.ttp,u?i r,u1 wgular ionic:
' " , f.ivv., ouc. anu ll.uu.
JJ AD1I CD'O oaa? . n . . .
Sffiff'ASH -? 'p" IU..nSrSr,
cure. Jlwadiu-fae and Neuralain. nrvnta
Inrtlrt rN.'.tli' If t .top caln and .oolh.dla
hI.? ".et.VMl " ""er Injurpa the avalem.
"f..T," u.ken ln m-' or larridOHi.
UfADUBDta rr- U.. 7'
i V L . v rim 3
nan.n
rhtsft, iflftrU. Urtr
I 4 f: and iliuuld
bow f la do tiol operate
1 fi b DruifUu t-ltr
H.H. Warner fid,
IBOOHESTEB, K. T.
(Ct. 81, lKT9.ly
FAlIl'OH.
ThU rnuiU mtiU
tint will curt 6rini.
bplint, Curt. L'aUoui, 4e !
or uij tdUugeuttui.
111 rcinova the buiich
wlLbout lilUkritig or cui.
Ing ft tor. Ko iciiiedjr
vtt dico-crfd equftU ll fur
ctrt&liitjr o f ution lu itop
rintt lht)l-mDtM ftud it
limofliii' th bnnrh. ViiullLU. butd fur IlllU-
rttttJcircultrfulLf ixjpitivt proof, tod your
la Dure U eulU by llrults 61
a r u t I n VJ W-m.-L-LJ- "-"Win mi itni.iutn i 1 mm (.
: iW i4fitSSRtA;PARis. Philadelphia. ;
XyfiirAWUID0 1 NEW YORK -.BOSTON, :
1z2P 7Jr 'j-v!t ,
nBgBWiCilllllllilM IIMMM'IMII )IHI(Mf Ml 1 MM
mm mmmMmimmmmm
r r m mi i T'i nn 'i i i siisiMT laiiiiiin i r i i iiata iirTT-- rn
IV. Course In Art.
of Tustoe1. .... . . .,.......,.....,.,,.,,.
and tho s: em
uiuiauei;wi'ius uv.-.,
of TrnMrra
NOVELTIES,
Hats, Caps, &c,
For Men and Boys,
Pearl Shirts,
Under Clothing.
Pretty suits for littlo boys,
Cheap suits for Men,
Cheap Overcoats
Trunks, Satchels, Bags, tfce.
Gum Clothing, c.
inp; at the
store: of
THIRTY SEWINQ
ORNAMENTAL IRON FENCES.
SUITABLE FOR
YARDS,
CEMETERY LOTS,
and Public Grounds.
Tlie followlnu shows the Picket Gothic, oeo of tlio
Eotcral tjcautlful btjles ot Fence mauutacturt'd by
the uuderblL'ued.
Kor Ilenuty andlUuraWlity they aro unsurpassed
l'ut up by experienced hands, and warranted to
give Rutlsfactlon.
Prices and Specimens of other Designs
cent to any address.
ADU11ESS,
S 3VE. HESS,
Bloomsturg, Fa,
July ts, '79-0m
the joiinsox hkvoi.vimi niioii. cam:.
Mado of Iron, Irf-antlfully onia
lm'iilcd. AdJUKUlblt aliolvos.
t'lmii and btrotig. Cannot m-t
out of order. Four alca. Bt'iid
for complete circular and prlco
list. Si'iid 23 cents for uur new
lltuatrntcd Catntoguu of fchool
Mert'lmndlso. Evtry Parent .r
Timber ihould Afitw if.
BAKER, PHATT & CO.,
Headqwrten for all School Supplies,
lti HI (11UM 6TI1ELT, XEtV VOUE.
Sept 12, ly
wort, to reator. brala nana and vaata. Siii
-??.18''.ia,1'.!nd .olferlof from aoTlndlacretloK
".'i'.S'f '."fliJ ?" ' nwld or al5ile,?ld or
fjoung.auflerlnarfrom poorbealUi orlanxuMlai .
ona Cedot alcknaaa. rtljon "
""-.Tl'' aratem needa eanalns. tonlos: or
tlmulatlnj, without fawmcaZoVuk.
rOV TOlS !
Hr you dfiptpria, tuntv or urtnan nmi!at,L du.
Ton will ba cured If rou uao
- W.TOm
If you are atmplr weak and low .plrttaJTtrr III Bui IL
lualatuponlt. Yourdrojilatkeepait.
It mariare your life. It han.veJh.nJj.
Tb. Hop 1-.1 lu, bust, U. u4 Uliw,uiiil3i
.. wiimmN, ran M ary . f
All v.a ioj4 tr 4nitfrl.u. Ilp Wu.n ra.Ca.,rWWUv
1 1 r r 1 r")rn-iitii-iitii 1 1
0&
IfcVOW ttTABUSNtO 18SG.
AW B-r 1 1 a (vl 1 1 fa . tii nrr . -.
p-& v a -w-. - m
KYASl3r MOUNT HOLLY, N.J.
t a
V. Cour.-e in Physical Culture.
---
F. r. BIf.LMVr.lt, Secretary.
$2500 A YEAR Wchato the best things for
fitfcntn. over Soo ngentH Gro now malting fnnn $2
to Si fi day. Hcnd ptamp Tor particulars. Adtlresa
AtJLNTS 1I1IUALD, llox U, I'hiladclphla, Pa.
FREE GIFT!
Adilrtes AGENTS' llHItALD
TO ALL
who nimwrr this
iidvrrf Inticitta
AddrtBS AOENT.S1 HHRALD, Jiox J(, riilladdpUfl.
AGENTS! READ THIS!
AVewiu pay Agents a pnlaryor allow n Iargtcom
mltslon to ell our nrw nnd womlcrlitl In
irntloiiN. Vc iticmi ivliat wo ay,
t3"Knninlo free.
AOi;aNTHJIi:UALI). Ilox 1). rhilfldolphla, Fa.
riPCLUTO foraUttiohrNtancrmntcnt-iiVlUiic
HULlllO pic tori Subftcrlptioii IIook
itrtTrn nn IKlltlcN. Lote no tlmef-ni tho
W All 1 E.U tianatnl la tlmplu immense, nnd iVr
rltory being rnpidly taken, will outwcll any
other book1. Tlio greatest opportunity ecr otlcrta
to pcrHotiN out or rinplu) itient or who do
Eire to add to tlulr Inromo by engaging in an hon
orable nnd prolltnblo business. Trices re
duced from 1(1 to M imt cent. AddreB
AdKNTfi' IIUHAL1), hox H, 1'hiladelphla, Fa.
JCE.TT ITTTH TTt AVnro nt itfanul'ac-Z3H-UII
AMSm. turertM:oiitlrlrei.
Tho utter wortbleesncss of the stuff advertised by
ft number of firms In New York, Cincinnati and
lloston,cnnipoli 1 ho w orld-renowned Tremant bpooa
Co.. of Philadelphia, to offer c cry ono t-amplo sets
of their Very llest nren nt prices much low cr than
nny jeweler pays for them nt wholesale. Wo make
this oiler for a short time simply to Introduce our
roods.
The Itoo and "OlIvo llrnndfl
Plntcd AVaro sent nt following rates : Tea
fpons. Sl.w tloz ; Tablespoons, gJlH); Forks,
IiiMirKiiUcs, l."5; Sugar Shells, $1.75 (
riitcd hu Knives, Tipped (iormnii
Silver TuItleiooii, $2.T5; Teaspoons, 81. SO;
l'laln ii, st Tablrfpooii", S2.50; Teaspoons,
1.40. Goods sent prepaid on receipt of money or
pootngc stntnp".
littj-MU i nrwvi.x v yj,, inn i, imiaucipnm, i n
SnitndobyMatl For 25 Cent.
They nro mado Jut like nny
cood Caster, irnml ItritnnnU
Metal Rood filnssiind Ilottlss,
l-.Tery Aent can cn&lly sell
25 grosH of these perfect
Toys, bsforo Christmas. Just
the articlo for Counter Stnren,
ARenttand Streetmeii, 1 do
xenby i:pressSl.uO. 1 gross
byKxpresH $14.(M. Wo also
hiirn n rnll.nt.ln fun l.l-k
1l(Krnitr tiiirctlicr iinil rnu
be carried In Vest l'orket.
Sample hy Mall !15c 1 dozen
by l.tpreHH $2.75 G Ioz. by
Kxpre!t$2I.OO. AlltlieahoTo
kooiis aro noTfi. aiirnriup
kuuiid urn nuTfi, tuiruriiTr
liinhly polished nnd will ficll
llox II, Philadelphia. 1
Wt diiidUi It la sverj tut, tuMt-ri tiol -f bow loo Un.
lafpr.-ow dcFilfrootrd.lt bUii IdiipI rtlltf. tndcur. ih
ino.i ciironla r-tri, In from out to tbrtit wt-rki. If uid d( reel
ed. I .limited n urn lrr tf tulliuf nil! rau lc tUrn If denlrtit.
tut all mm It irUI, to coiniuco ibat It will uur- hin -I
prut trr rtil-. Srnt fr-eon rutlfl of He, hy
JU OH W ALTZ.Urneral ayent for I. S. And CanaaH
130 Kntiikliii htM llulthiiure, 31fl.
tTill -enului bT UKtaintvrk tod lifLtturt cf Dr. J, VT, V
IU en wrfr.
t8ept.:, 'IMy.irw
I -N"S TITUTE,
Establiehedln 1872 for tho euro
of C'aueiT, llimors. Ulcere
Without tho linn nf knlfnnr In-a nf )ih-1 nr.,1 MttiA
pain. For iuforraation, circular a and references,
iwtdress Ir. l't ju X'O.VU, Aurora. Kauo Co., III.
i sept. 19,'79-ly. J w .t co.
IELASTICTKUSS
: tiu I'M oinnns rrem u ftthtn, i
cip-ibij. wlirj fealMdjuttlBf Kail
f lh bod-, whllff b BAIL in lh
" Esaleston Truss Co,, Chlcaoo, III.,
6cpt. 1J. "9-n; J.wico.
Q ON SUMP TION
can bo cured by the coutlnueil use of Osmun'aCod
Liver Oil anil Ijicio 1'bosplialu of Mine, u cure for
Consumption, Courtis Colds, Astliu.u, lironcbllls,
and all scrofulous dlseasvB. AJ-k jour ilrujrirlt for
Osinun'8 and tako no oilier. If ho lias not not It,
I ulll send 1 bottle unywliero on receipt of fl,
bend for Circular, CI1AS. A. OiMUN.
13 becntb Avenue, New York.
NOV 81, '79.-6111 J w & CO.
J-tttmk, ttrlt, Ho IrnifM, Hue t'ujtm itm$
llftif Jttnrit A Lot ir (vlftrtttol trntur.u
JltIUt ftO. It arrant fit arunute, tt-ul
(ur lllu.triiUJ lutiti ti 1 ihc 1-i.u ta
JAMES BOWN & GON8,
IntfrrriM Oun Worki, ja t 13 ll'otid St,,
JiTABU!.itLt)i(j, I'll inu ci:u it, r.U
dec5-3ta w &co
FITS
C'UIIEII Promptly nnd Permanently.
1 send a bolllo of mv cclftiriited ri'rn.
edy, wttuu aluatile treatl.-.e on tills
dUeuse, free to ull sufferers who send
uieiueirr. u. ana bs press address.
Dr. ll, (I. itoor, No. 1S3 Pearl St. New York.
iXOY 14'CUl am
CATARRH
S.til.a.AL ..n.l II... ....I.I. I.
tU'""''. your own homa W
ST ltu II.Nll'H I Ml ll t'M''
lijolinf wni.oruki-n direct
i umujeiiie, a rvliaiil
reniuieui "Biiiinrimn iUr-
dtA..,,! 111....-
lent OU trill. taLawlum..! ...
niotiejr rvfunidif not iUfui
tarjr. For fall Information d
urru iiujib i i.i'il i,n t
s.W.Cr.lvUi & Mil. 1'tiU'a.Pa.
aid
Mav.81,Z0M7
M. C. SLOAN & BRO.
UL,uonisnuitof i.t,
Manufacturers of
Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons, Sleighs,
PLATFORM WAGONS, to.
First-class workalways on;baniL
UEPAllilNQ NEATLY DONE.
Prioeg reduced ta suit tlie Umos.
i-B
O KMr-5--l am W w y W Ml Ml ULK--I
HBi--HB-l--IH-HH-
u IV ---r W mm
c ilL-h--Lw t il!Hi-K
u iS--llH---HB--fl
TiisCNSIBLcB
mW 9l
11 VU
I OLD AND RELIABLE.
SDn. HANrotiB's Livr.u iNvtuoiiATon J
19 n standard 1 ntnuy lWmeciy for
5 and Bowels. It Is Purely -.ftVI I
jjeuuiuitoa it is
JOathartloand Hd
'Tonio.' .
a
-2
OKA'S
.11". .1 tf
'." its'
IS Invinorator!
' has been linmli
in my prncticoS
d by tbo public.S
more than 35 yenrs. i
unprocedontcd results. 2
SEND FOR CIRCULAR
SS, T,W. SANFORD, M.D., MwrSiKiftS
Af rjRt'GCIST ITITL TILL YftC IT. Rtl'l TITTf), 2
April is, '7-ly.
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
3Sr
N1
OHT11KKN CENTKAL RAILWAY
WINTER TIME TABLE.
un anri auer nunuay. .fune zv. nic trains '
ontnei'niiaacjpuias trio l.a iroaaimisionuii run
as louows :
WK9TWA1II).
Eric Mall leaves Philadelphia lie pra
" " Ilarrlsuuri: 4 '25 am
" " William' port 9 S3 a in
" Jersey hhoro u U7 a tn
M " Ixick llaren 9 40 am
" " Henovo 11 ci I a in
" arrive at Kile ins pin
Niagara Express lcinesl'lillndclphm s do a lit
" ' llarrlsburi? 11 mam
" arr. at llllamsport 223 pin
" ' Lock llaen 3 no p m
Fast Lino leaves Philadelphia 11 CO a m
" llarrtsbure 3 S3 p in
" arrive at Wllllamsport T23pm
' " Lock Haven 8 40 p in
EASTWAI1D.
Pacific Express leaves Lock Haven 7 00 a m
" u Jersey hhoro 7 3a a tn
" " Wllllamsport sis urn
" arrive at llarrlsburtr llispm
" " Philadelphia 3 40pm
Day Express leaves ;
" " Ixickllaen 11 20 am '
" ' Wllllamsport 12 40 pm
" arrive nt Jlarrlsburir 4 10 p in j
' " 1'hiladelphla 7 20pm
Erie Mall leaves Henovo s 40 p m
" " llllamsport 11 to p m
" arrives at iiarnsburg 243am
" " PhlladelphU imam
Fast Lino leaves Wllllamsport Has am
arrives ut llarrlsburs 3N)am
" " Phlladelpula 7 40 a in
Erie Mall west and Day Express East mjko close
connections at Northumberland Willi L. U. It. It.
trains for Wllkcsbarro and r,crantcn,
Erie Mall West, Niagara Express West and Vast
Line West make close connection nt WUUoiusport
with N. C. It. W. trains north.
Niagara Express West nnd Day Express East
make closo connection atLockllaven with 11. E. V.
Ii. It. trains.
Erie Mall east and West connect at Erlo with
trains on L. f . & SI. S. It. K. ; at Corry with o. u.
A. V. It. It. ; at Emporium with 11. N. Y. P. 11. Ii.
and at Driftwood w Ith A. V. It. It.
Parlor cars will run between PliUalelphla and
Wlllarnsport on Niagara Express west, and Day Ex
press East, bleeping cars on all night trains.
WM. A. HALDWIN,
General Kupt.
1
TVTOKTHEKN CENTKAL KAILWAY
1 COMPANY.
on and afler November.20th, 1S73, trains will leave
siiinburv as follows :
mmTiiwAUD.
Erie Mall s.20 a. m., arrive Elmlra 11 ,n
" Canandalgua... 3.35 p. ra
Rochester 5.1s "
Niagara 9 40 "
ltenovo accommodation 11.10 a. m. arrlvo William--
port 12. M p. m.
Elmlra Mali 4.15 a. m., arrive Elmlra 10.20 a. m.
Buffalo Express T.ls a. m. arrlvo Buffalo 8.50 a re
B0UT1IWAHD.
Buffalo Express 2.50 a. m. arrive Ilarrlsburg
" Baltimore 8.40
Elmlra Mall 11.15 0. m., arrlvo Ilarrlsburg 1.50
" Washington 10.31
" Baltimore C.30
" Washington
Ilarrlsburg accommodation
burg 10.50 p. m,
arrlvo Baltimore
" Washington 0.13
Erie Mall 12.55 a. m. arrive Ilarrlsburg 3 05 a. m,
" Baltimore 8.40 "
" Washington 10.35"
All daUy except Sunday.
D. M. BOYD, Jr., General Passenger Agen
A. J. CASSATT, General Manager
piIILADELI'IIA AND HEADING! KOAD
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
May 11, 1S79.
TKA1KS LRAVB KCFKKT AS FOLLOWS(SCNDAT EXCETTID
For New York, Philadelphia, Heading, Pottsvtllo
Tamaqua, tc, 11,45 a. m
For Catawlssa, 11,45 a. in. 7,21 and 7,35 p. m.
For Wllllamsport, 0,28 0,05 a. m. and 4,06 p. m.
TRAINS FOR RUFBHT LEAVE 18 FOLLOWS, (SCNDAY II
CBPTED.)
Leave New York, 8,45 a. ra.
Leave Philadelphia, 8,45 a. m.
Leave Heading, ll.to a. m., PotUvllle, 12,sa p. m
andTamaqua, 1,35 p. m.
Leave Catawlssa, 0,20 8,50 a. m. and 4,00 p, m.
Leave Wllllamsport ,9,45 a.m,2,15 p. ra. and 4,50 p. in
Tassengers to a nd from New York and Phlladt !
phla go througa without change of cars.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
General Manager
C. G, HANCOCK,
General Ticket Agent.
Jan.14, lsio-tt.
D
E LA WARE, LACKAWANNA
ANB
WESTERN 1U1LHOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
Tlme-Tablo No. 89, Takes effect at 4:30 A. M
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1S78.
STATIONS.
south.
p.m. p.m. a.m.
IU 111 9 46
9 23
9 17 9 37
9 OS 9 30
8 68 3 51 9 21
8 61 3 46 9 19
8 46 3 41 9 14
12 41
12 K6
8 33 3 SO 9 04
8 13 3 10 8 44
8 23 3 20 8 55
8 12 3 11 S 47
3 04 3 04 8 39
7 61 2 61 8 28
7 38 2 89 8 17
7 l2 3 34 8 12
7 23 2 28 8 00
7 IS
7 14
7 10
7 02 2 04 7 44
6 66 1 67 7 SS
6 60 1 61 7 33
6 43 1 46 1 29
6 27 1 21 I 11
6 15
6 1X1 1 00 845
p.m. p.m. a.m.
a.m. p.m. p.m
Kcranton
Bellevue
Taylorvllle..
9 33
9 45
1 JU o if
2 16 6 20
2 22 6 23
2 AO 0 33
2 38 6 41)
2 44 6 43
2 49 6 50
63 6 53
2 67 6 tJ
3 16 7 111
...uicKawanna..,
.. Plttston
9 68
10 07
10 18
,. West Plttston...
Wyoming...
, italtby...
.......Bennett....
Kingston...
Klnesum...
10 33 3 16 7 1
..Plymouth June
3 10 111
3 15 7 S6
8 21 7 SJ
8 26 7 41
3 35 8 14
3 50 8 H5
4 03 8 43
4 10 8 55
4 IS 9 13
4 25 7 13
4 29 7 SJ
4 83 7 80
4 42 7 41
4 49 8 (3
.i'i) mouw
...Avondale .....
..Nantlcoke
10 2g
10 84
10 42
10 65
11 07
.Uunlock'B creek
.KUickshinny...
.Hick's Ferrv....
....ueacu iiaveu.,
11 13
11 20
-uerwick ,,,
....Brlar Creek...,
..Willow Grove...
,.,.Llme Htdge.,.,
Espy.......
..Bloomsburg.,.,
Hupert
11 39
11 45
11 51 4 65 8 .!
11 67 6 00 8 W
Catawlssa Bridge.
i.t. tiJtmt uio
Chutasky,.,...,
Cameron
.Northumberland,
19 18 6 IS s 11
9 IS 9 61
u SO 9 55
It 43 5 43 8 to
rj.rn. D.m. a.ta
W. F. nALhTEAD, bupt.
Superintendent's Offlce, Bcranton, June 10, 1818.
yyAINWHIGHT & CO.,
WUOLESALE OHOCEKS,
PUILADELFUU,
Pealor (n
TEAS, 8YIIUPB, COFFEE, SUCUH, MQLAbtlES,
KICI, BFICII, BICABB SODA, 10., U,
N, tt. Comer Second and Arch streets,
("Orders will receive prompt attention.