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Tlio Tower rflioii'lon nnd WcMminlMor
Abbey annuo lo (be minds of moat KnglMi
men very much lb? 'nun iort of interest.
Thpv arc both to Im rcgatd-d wllti direction-
dtp reverence as memento's of n jiat that
cannot bo recalled. T repeat tho dramas
tint were onacted In the old fortress, that
were a pakco and privm In nne, or to rc
jipop o Its narrow rolls, i', we fool, as Impos
sible ns to give lift! to tho dry bonc.i of our
departed Mags and queens, foots and politi
cian, Wo have K"t to tssoclnta stnto prl
oru such as tlio tower with an almost me
diaeval age, Willi j'ltuls and tornaninits and
knight errantry. With us they went out
or at any rale the horror and romance
of them went out with rng and trunk
hac, and lmboaa corpus, which unlocked
the. doors of the white tower, and made it
Impossible to pack off pople to tho "Little
Emo" without rhyme or reason, eccmo to u
Unrontmtia matter-of-fact KiglUhmen ol
tho present day ns the work of nuo'htr age j
to divide us, as it were, from another Jng
larul. In Russia, the contemplation of a
gtalo prison suggests no reflections of this
nature. A Muscovite, with a historical bent,
who meditates outilde t jo walls otSchlus
aelbourg or the fortress of Sis. 1'eter or
Tau'. may ttoubla himself with tho occu
pants of tbo?e old grim state prisons; but
hia thoughts nro much moro likely to run on
the condition and future of their present
ten n s. For there n little to choose bc
tween their past and everyday IneiJcnls ol
thelipraseut. Tho latter are just as tcrrlblo
just Ri romantic, if we like to use tho term
as tho Airmer,
Theso dungeons or, at least, a lair mini
bcr of them had their political prisoners
in the days when ourdukea and carls carved
thtir names on the Tower walls, and ladles
of high degree wero rowed under Traitor's
gate at tin dead of night, without knowing
the why nor tho wherefore, and they have
them sill!. A Londoner can read tho ro
mantle history of Lady Jane on the stono o
her cell : but the native nr tho stranger who
has penetrated by hook orby crook beyond the
i.u cr wails of tne fortress ol Schlusselbourg
and is ;o venturesome a? to ask to be shown
the dungoon of Httlo Ivan VI, U as likely a
uot to b3 told ho cannot see it, because it i
at present in tbeoccupation of some prison
ers of stale. Very few, however outside the
circle of those nfllciah whoso unpleasant
du'v U to guard its secrets, are admittc
within tho walls of Russian state prison. I
is as hard to get in (save at a pr souer ) as lu
unlock th gates of a castlo in the Arabian
Nights without possess,; the charm, fetal
prison in Russia being fortresses as well.ap
plication for admission to them has to be
made to the minister for war rather than to
the minister of justice. This great official is
pretty sure to resent to tho tourist's curios
osity. He will probably tell him that neith
er Schlusselbourg nor the fortress of Sts, Pe
ter and Paul possess any real interest fortli
stranger, and if he yields at least to his im
portunity he will take very good care that
ho penetrates but a very little way into th
secrets they conceal. The commandant of
tho fortress, to whom the special order fo
admission is shown, will probably on his
part, evince no little reluctanco to adnii
the privileged stranger tor it need hardly
be naid that no ordiuary tourist is tbu3 hon
ored. And no woudcr. Uould tho stonei
of the vaulted passages which echo under
our tread speak in articulate language they
would have a story to tell that might eclipse
the romances that gathered round the Bastile
or tho tower. When Custino visited the
'ortress of St. Petershurs in 1839 thero were
unfortunate wretches incarcerated in th
dungeons hollowed out under the Neva who
had been there sluco tho days of the First
Alexander. They had ceased to be men and
were only numbers. Someof them had for
gotten their own titles and designations
while tho crimes they had committed, or
which had been mado the excuse for thei
confinement, were quito unkuown to the
goalers who guarded them,
Schlusselbourg was not always so called.
When In posossion of tho Swedes it was
named Notenbourg, and was only reduced
by tho troops of Feter the Great after a
week's bombardment and a desperate as
sault. Tho captors changed its name to
Schlusselbourg, as being the key Iugria and
Finland. It is built on a shclviug rock in
the middle of the Lake Ladoga, which It
entirely commands.so that its possessor must
necessairly be master of tho Neva and the
capitol. Its situation is one of the natural
curiosities of Russia, and has naturally com
mended it to tho Russian authorities at all
times as a placo of confinement for prisoners
of tho higher rank and consequence, whose
eafe custody is a matter of the utmost mo
ment. To foreigners it is best known as tho
prison-house of the unfortunate Ivan VI,
and the scene of the crime of tho Empresses
Elizabeth and Catahrine, Ivan Antonovitch
whose only crime was that the Empress
Anno twelve days before her death had de
clared him heir to tho throne, was, on the
usurpation of Elizabeth, seized and con
fined. First in Jthe fortress of Riga and
then in Oranienburg. Thence he was brought
for greater security to Schlusselbourg, where
he was imprisoned in a subterranean vault
entirely deprived of daylight and air. When
Peter III, shortly beforehisown dethrone
ment and assassination, paid him a secret
visit iu his dungeon, and asked him what
he wished for, ho answered "to have more
air." Thacraporor, touched by )u maving
complaint, planned a little circular palace
in front of the fortms, in the center of
which was to be ft garden, so that the boy's
craving for light and air should be in some
way gratified. The idea,however,Iwas never
carried out, and subsequently it was used by
Catharine as au accusation against Peter
himself, and was made one pretext for his
assassanatlon. When Peter viitcd Ivan ho
was aged rather more than twenty years and
had never seen the light of day since ho vas
fourteen months old. The emperor, accor
ding to Baron Korl, who relates the inter
view, asked him several questions. Among
others," Who are you?" "I am the Emper
or," "Who puc you into prison, then ?"
"Vile, wicked people." "Would you like
tobe Emperor again?" "Why not? I should
then have fine clothes and servants to wait on
me.'1 "But what would you do if you weie
Emperor?" "I would cut olTtheheads of
all those who have wronged me." Tho idea
that one day a conspiracy might reverse
the position of Inan and Catharine
continually haunted the Empress ; and the
guard of Schlusselbourg were furnished with
orders to put the boy to death It any at
tempt should bo made to convey him away.
This order was carried into effict when tho
coaspiratorMirovltch forced his way into the
dungeon. lie was. confronted with tho
blesding body of tho murdered prince. So
intent are the Russian police on ferreting
out the crimes againbt the stato that offences
against the society often pass unnoticed,
Pickpockets seem to enjoy an almost perfect
immunity, wbile Russian prisons are crowd
ed witb persons charged with crimes and
misdemeanors unknown to oar law. In the
lotddays of surfngo tlio goals weto filled
miserable nionllk", charged with hav
ing run ixwny from their "lord j" while at
tho pro-tint time oflVnres against the pas
port system are accountable for a large pro
portion of tluxo consigned by Iho aulhorl
lle In duruni-n tile, ,t llio Ostrngpn'snn
atMomiW 1.1 10 pnsom wero nl nnn tituo
dcartibed oi. the prison i-heot ns having
been co'illned for boini? with ml a paport
largo number fur having lost ihls most
Indlspensnblo document; and a hundred or
so fur having ''allowed the period to expire
for having their passport revicd." J!u',con-
idorlng the frequency of pttty tliclts In
Rusda, tho number Of persons confinul li.r
those olTences seems comparatively small.
Iho mt lulo-class Russian, whoso uurso has
found I's way into tho liageri of the linht
fingered gentry, seldom finds redress at tho
hands of tho police; on the other hand the.
raso.il who t icks tho pockets of a Russian
high up po the Teliin docs so at his peril.
The St. Petersburg strgeanl-de-vllle, in or
der to curry f.ivor with a great uian,wlll find
his lost property at any cost. An official,
high In authority, camo lo a police officor
with the ccmplaint that he had been robed
of a picket-book containing 2,000 roubles
in bank notes. Ho could give no further
description of his property than that it was
a red pocket bonk, nor could he even be cer
tain of the exact number of notes in it. An
hour had hardly clapsod when t lie police
officercalled upon him, and with a trium
phant air announced that he had laid his
hand on the pickpocket, and restored him
property ho had lost. The great man was
protuso in bis acknowledgments and prom
ised toadvanoa tho mau in his profes8ion,but
the latter had hardly left tho house when,
having need to take up tho paletot ho had
worn, ho found between the coat and the
lining tho pockctbooko which he had im
agmed to have been stolon, and for which
an unfortunate wretch had been sent to pris
on. The police officer had simply bought a
new red pocketbook and put 2,000 roubles
of his own into it, thinking that tho protec
tion of so great a man would be cheaply
purchased at that price. As to the pretend
ed thief who had to play a part in the com
edy, his false arrest and imprisonment was
not a matter to trouble tho peace of mind of
the Russian police. "
Mr. David Aycrs, of Camclla, Mitchell cc,
Ga.,says his sheop, 3,iOO in number,cost him
annuall 14 cents per head. Tho avorago clip
is tlirco pounds of unwasVed wool, which
sells for 110 cents per pound, a clear profit on
money invested in sheep of 90 per cent. His
sheep feed upon pastures tho year round
which ia worth about $1 50 per acre,
The Milton council have passed an ordi
nance providing for widening streets, and
also to prevent the use of asbestos or tarred
felting roof material, They also provide
that porches shall be 3 feet wid
cellar doors be put in level with pavement
Tho New York Herald's Harrisburg spe
cial says Cameron ascribes the defeat o
Urant at Uhieago to cowardice, lie was
prepared to defy tho National Committee
but was overuled by other supporters o
Grant who feared the disruption of tho
party.
Made Him Lick It. A boy was stamp
iog some packages at tho post office in Ma
con, Ua., when a lady carao iu who bought a
three-cent stamp, and then, turning to the
boy, cooly asked him to ruu out his tongue
Tlio boy did so, when the lady moistened
her three-cent stamp, applied it to the letter,
mailed it and walked off. J
Lem OiTutt shot his father-in-law,Richard
Evans, at Georgetown, Ivy., two years ago
the bullet lodged in Evans' spine,paralyzing
him, and thus making him an almost help
less cripple tor life. He said nothing about
vengeance, refused to appear iu court as a
complainant, aud it was generally supposed
he had forgiven tho assailant. But L'em
kept carefully away him. This spring,
Evans was able to ride out in an easy car
riage ; aud it was observod that he always
had a cocked pistol lying in his lap, and
closely scanned every man who came in sight.
Ho was looking for Lem, and on finally
meeting him in the road, he.sent a-ball dl-1
rcctly throu gh his heart.
Rhode Island has tho following statute;
"All marriages botweon a whito person and
a negro shall be absolutely null and void ;
and the person joining them in marriage shall
bo subject to a penalty of $200," Samuel I).
Dorrell, a full-blooded negro, was lately
married at Providence to Ellen Carringtcn,
a white girl. The Rev. George H. Smith,
who performed the ceremony, is to be prose
cuted, in order to test the law.
An ourang outang lately exhibited at
Munich amazed the people by ils skill on tho
violin, until one evening a doubting vUitor
stuck a penknife into it, and aa it had na of
feet, pulled its tail, which came oil', bring
ing along a piece of hido. The disguiso had
defied detection for a week. The wearer
was the f.ither of tho exhibition of tho
prodigy.
Behold the work of the infidel. The
plank in the republican platform suggesting
an amendment to the constitution prohibit
ing the states from making appropriations
sectarian mstuti ons, is the invention of Rob
crt Ingersoll. Et.
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Read ths VOLUNTARY TESTIMONIALS
of Persons who have been CURE.0 byths
use of tht BLOOD PURIFIEB.
CAL TION TO DUOUUISTS.
Beware of couuterfdt Medicine. I employ no
ajronis or runners ro so;icu trauo irora uru'ists.
lio't Medicine Ever Ustd.
Citon. Wvomlnffrountv. Pa.
Dear sir: I had been troubled lor a lontr time
Willi a Patn In nv stomieli. and found no relief
until I began using your Indian Hloodsjrup. lllnd
It the best medicine In use. and I can recommend it
to nil, ou ana yountr. it saves nnny iionats in
doctors bill, and one larjrj hottlo did me moro good
1 uau uvu uuuara worm ut utuur iiiuuicutc.
.Marlam Labarr.
An Astonishing Cure.
itonroe. Wvomlnir county. Ta.
Dear Sir: I had beennniietcd with a Cough, Loss
or Appetite ann j'jspepsiaror len years, i couiu
not properly attend to my business, and licarlnjr ot
j our Justly celebrated Indian mood byrup, I resoltert
to try It, which I did, and In a short time was much
Improved. I now have a pood Appetite, and have
enjoyed good health ever since I eomraeue ed Its use.
Sick Ilradaclio Cured,
llowman's Creet. Wvomlnc county, ra.
Dear Sir: I had Hick lleadiche and by tho use of
yournuian niooujrup i was greatly reuoveu. j
recojiinend all to try Its valuable proper! Its.
J. w. llurnett.
The Itemedy did more than she Expicted,
Nrul,rrrr. T. r.firnlnrouiitv. Ia.
Dear Mr: The Indian liluotl sj rup old more limn
I expected It would and It has cured me of Llrcr
Complaint. I use It asa Medicine ami would not bo
w Ithout 11.
Jtrs. JIary Charman.
Headache mid Dizziness.
VIIllamsport, LyconilnK county, ra.
near Sir : Your Indian lilood Si run has cured me
of Headache, Dizziness and Loss of Appetltc.sothat
1 am now auio 10 worK in my laeiory. aiy iwiu uu
rlvcd more beucllt from Its uso than from any other
medicine.
llcnryllussel.
Would not bo Without il.
Wllilamsport, Lycoming county, ra.
Hear Sir: Tho Indian lilood Wrup U the Debt I
ever used and 1 w ould not be without tt, it la good
for all complaints.
John Burkhart.
Diseases of the Stomach.
Eaton, Wyoming county, Ta.
Dear Sir: TliHIs to certify that 1 had a Weak
Stomach and could eat no meat or any hearty too.1
whatever. Hya friend's ndv.co 1 commenced tho
use r.f yojr Indian lilood Sprup, which alter a short
tr.al, effect u illy relieved ino and 1 cau now eat
anithlng 1 choose. Your sjrup gives universal
satisfaction.
Elizabeth Iladsall.
All that it is recommended to be.
upera House, Columbia, Pa.
Dear Sir: 1 have used jour excellent Indian lilood
Sj run and It has proven lustns reptescnted. I can
leeommend tt to all.
Win. P.ochow,
. Wholesalo jleichant, 6th street.
Unanimous Recommendation.
Tbe following add thtir testimony for tho Indian
Dlood Syrup:
II. H. (lieair, engineer V n II.
J. ;. Smith, at lialdwlns steel Woiks.
.Mrs. snider, of Columbia.
A. Iirencr, of W.ishlngtonburgh.
John Kenjs, of Sale Hatbor.
Yould not bo Without it.
nenlon, Columbia county, l'a.
Dear Sir: I havo used jo'tr excellent Indian
Cloou svrui nnd havo ruoelved much bencilt there
Horn. I could not get along without It.
-Mrs. llarber.
Never Falls to Cure.
East Lemon Wyoming Co. I'a.
Dear Sir I was sick for three jeats, and under
professional treatment most cf thutlino wll hout be
ing benefited. At lastlwas ludticid to try jour
Indian iii.ood Svudp and altera shot t trial, 1 found
myself In better health than 1 had been ror six j ears.
.Mrs. Theron Uall
Suro Curo for hiver Complaint.
Honrsbunr. Columbia Co. I'a.
Dear Sir : This Is to eertlly that, your Inpivm
1'i.oonSvBrehas been used by me, for Liver Com
plaint, which had been troubling motor a long tlmo
I derived more bent tit from tho uso of the Sjrup
tnantromany ctJ'er medicine. 1 hcaitlly recom
mend It, nnd advise all sufferers to give It a trial.
L I' Smith
Loss of Appetite.
ltohrsbuig Columbia county l'a.
DQ9r Mr: I havo used rour excellent IsniiN
Ilnoon svnrr for Loss of .Appetite and Weakness of
tho Stomach, with very benellclal results. 1 believe
our medicine to bo tho greatest blood purlller
known, and aavls-o all who may bo suffering as I was
10 give IV a bneeuy inai.
Jlrs. E Avery
Paius in Shoulders,
Krhr&burir. Columbia county. Pa.
Dear sir :Tnl3 Is to certify that jour Ikdixk
ltiion SYHtTphis irreatlv relieved ino of rains In tho
hhoutder and Chest, whu.li 1 had been allllcted with
fur years, l recommend it very nigniy,
Mrs. Mary Welsh.
Kidney Complaint,
rifarfiap. Columbia County, ra.
Dear Slr My I'atber lias been sullcrlng with
Ktdnf-v lloinnlalnt for a longtime &ndbadlM;en un.
der doctors' treatment, but tho doctois could not
effect a curo I havo tieen subject to a Numbness
and Weakness In mv Ift Arm, We obtained some
of your inva'uablo Indian Iltoon svittr irom your
Agent, Wm, 11. l'ottcr. and it has cured my father
completely, and my arm Is much better. It docs not
trouoieme uau bo mucn. jour racuicino is excel
lent. Jostah John.
Fernalo Complaints,
llrar tlaD. Columbia county. Pa.
Dear Wrt Tills la to certify that I purchased sAmo
ot your Iwiux litxon svittii- for my wife for Intla
matlon nnd Fernalo complaint, ana It has given her
J K Herncr
Ilest Medicine Ever Used,
Hear uanTcolumblacountv. ra.
Dear Sir: My Utile son was troubled with his
water pasfatng It om nun consiauuy, uiiy anu uignr,
I cot suited two doctors and gave him medlclne.lml
without effect. I bought some or jourcelobrated
Iniiian liioon tiviicr, a short trial ot which, cured
Lambert Camp.
Dyspepsia and Indigestion,
Uumlda, Columbia County, ra.
DearSIr- For many years my wih was allllcted
with Dyspepsia, and wo spent coutlderablo money
without receiving benefit. Wo procured somo of
our Iniiian iilooh timer andsho began lo Improve
In health from the tlmo the comcnc d Its tuo.
Solomon 1) Snyder
Liyer Complaint.
ceutralla, Columbia Co. ra.
Dear Sir t This Is to certify that I was unveil and
could scarcely attend to my work, 1 think my Liver
was afroeted. I procured borne of your Ihiuan Unoon
Hvitui' and now, afterashoit tilal, feel HUoanew
man. I recommend Its use to all.
Daniel (loodman.
Dyspepsia nnd Neuralgia.
Hyde Park, Luzerne Co., ra.
near Blr:-Your valuable Indian humd hvacr has
errectcd a permanent cure In mv case. I had been
allllcted with tho Dj spcpsla and Neuralgia, but am
now entirely well.
Mrs. John Thornton..
ISilious Stomach Cured,
Hyde I'arlr, I.uzerno Co., ra.
Dear Sir : I bavo been troubled with imious
Complaint and by Iho use of jour Indian Dlood
Svaui' It has eVe;tually cured me.
John N WlUlams.
l yspepsla Cured.
Hjde rark, Luzerne Co., ra.
Dear Sir t Your valuable Indian uww sykup baa
cuiedmeot Djspepsia.
Mrs. SJiAdklns.
Liver Complaint.
Hyde rark, Luzerne Co., ra.
Dear Sir t1 have been troubled with Liver com
plaint, but I was permanently cured by using your
valuablo Indian Wop Stkop.
Mrs. QPBsrlln game,
o urwr wsto j
TRADE KASI.1
BLCCMSBU8C
SIXTH N
Bloomsburg,
Rov. D.
Titmm'ttoni. naat present constituted, olTer3thoverybostfacllItletor I'rotesslor.nl nnd Cln3stc.ii
nulldlngsspacious, Inviting and commodious ) completely neauu uy steam, wen v
m.teheni
moderate i'ltty cents a week iloJuctlon to all oxpectlng lo teaoli. Students admitted at any time. Kooms resci ved when desired.
Courses' ot study prescribed by tho State t
I. Model School. II. Preparatory. Ill, Elementary, IV, Classical.
a .it i rs.,,nna. I Aeideiiilc. II. Commercial. III. Course in Mmic IV. Courte in Art. V. Coitrso in Physical Culture.
The Piementarv Sclcntlllc anil ClasMcal Courses are prtol'IStoAL, and students graduitnt,' therein, tocclvo state Diplomas, conjcrrluz Jlin'oJW"
TSnSiKSffree9! Master of the Elements: Masterof tlwMclenoes: Masterof thoClasslc tlra-luates In the oilier Courses recelvo Normal certlllcatcj
tholr'attainmcnts,. signed uv tlw pffleeiKt.f the
The course ot study nrcwrinraOT
irontnii IcmclJnt TeaS ToVhtsondlt solicits young persons or gool abilities and good PJ rwws, -those who doslry to til
tid their talents, as Mudents. To all such It promises aldlti d.-veloplag their powers, nndabundiat opportunities for well paid labor after leaving School, rfi
at alogue. address the 1 iinnpai.
WILLIAM IIIAVl!
Prrhlilent llonril
Sept. s. 'tti.-
rnTTn 1"TTT T TTtT
OR,
AKCJOSY MACE.
Some Reasons -wjhjr these Saspeudei'S
are better than others.
1st. They contain no rubber.
2d. Thoy will wear
suspenders.
rfd, I nc cords run
queniiy mere can do
them out.
4th. There can be
buttons, it
beiiiir the
nendcr in the world.
FOR
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Merchant Tailor and Gents' Outfitter,
HloossisbsaB'g", Pa.
BHrOU'lsn'
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AetontEhtncly DurnblO rnd vamlerfulltf imp!e,u Insr l.sa than half tho usual Bears ami tella.
PORTARLE, TRACTION, and STRAW-BURNING CTEAM-CHC1NES, with cpecLI
(natures ct Iowtr, Durability, tiafly, aebnoroy, aad Beauty eutinly nnVnonn In other rnaLis. Strum
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ThlrtyTwo Yenrs of Prosperous nnd continuous Business bytLLouse,vithoutchanco
t:uaranUo ur Biiperlor ROmU and honor dwahiv:.
wnv W i "t tiui" .w.uiiit:r7 itai aritua uirr'
miuililiie to thu wall I Lpnen larliiai innlrcpa m noi attptntit.
Ini to bullj nnd rftlia oil laftrlor and uioogrcl lnUutlont
BE MOT DECEIVED
by fuch cxpcrlmr&tal and worthies! macbinrry If yoa Lu
CCfFor full purtlcular ca'.l on our dealur, tr
HICK0L3, SHPABD & CO,, Bat'Jo Creek, Mich,
April X, IhSO -JTW
J II KHIDI3I A: HltO. TiirbotVllIc, (n.( Aih.
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"A ticatlao on CIiiodIc Diseases,' embracing Oa
tarrli. 'Jliroat, Lungs, Heart, fctornacD, Uvtr, Kid
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rreo to any address, livery sullerer from these dH
ea&oa cau bo cured. Send fur this book to tho under.
feigned, a pliislelonof Urge experience, endorsed fov
hundred of leadlriL'CHlztina uho te.stlfv to his skill.
Senastamp toiuy postage to U, i:. Uvlugston, M.
aurll it. 'bO-ly wtro
THIS GREAT MEXICAN REMEDY.
Thouyands sufferlnEr from Iivsnenslj- llabltUQ?
Costlu-nuss, r.Uerand Kidney Complaints, bercfula
and Kindred diseases, will hall with delight this new
mm wciuuenui uiht'uiry,mucu usauiheuAecomtuer
or and health restorer, hosneitual lu modoin med
ii-lne. 'lho(iiat Alexluau Iteinedv was ilrst Intro
duced Into CdlUorul.1 lu 1T9. wheie In a few months
It effected fo many wor.deiful cures as to cieatea
demand ror tho medicine from Maine to Morlrfa. It
li tho only medicine In the wurld compounded trom
tho native plants, loots and bu-hs ot Mexico it
cures mi Humors, from the uor&theroruia.to acom
inon blotch, pimple, or eruption, while It clears nnd
beautifies the complexion. In diseases of tho tt cru
nch. Itlot'd. 1 lrer nndKldneva.lt has nerinancnuv
cured thouhtndiicf horeleai cases wluie all othtr
known remedies had fail 'd. One do.i will curo any
casoof sick Heidache. 'Uvp dpses wjll break up
any oimnary eouRiiorcoid. I crsons Miucntg wm.
lleatlburn. Waterhrash Sour btomaoh.lillliouaiiess.
Liostlvenets, riles, i'alpltatlon of tho Heart, Low
Snlilts. andkindrcdaffcetlons. will find the Mexican
remedy a nvllt aud sure nllcf. 'jhe genuine U
piacea oeioio tue puouc, rnucr tne iouowitigname
Herbalino Bitters the Great Mex
ican Remedy.
Call on your dnugUt and get it bQttlo of tho
Mexican Itcmeciy.arjd oonvmoe youreeirtUat His Iho
Host Medicine lu the World.
Thotratli;upillcdl)y John Keehhan, Whr-Iesale
Druggist. Ni W, comer CtU and Walnut stietts, Cin
cinnati, o.
General Agent for the United States.
aprll 2, isso-ly w&co
Highest Hedal at Vienna and Philadelphia.
E. & H. T, ANTHONY & CO.,
591 Jj road way, Nexo York.
Munufacturets, Importer & Healers la
Velvet FramesjAlburas.Graphoscopesi
STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS
Engravings, Chromos, Photographs,
And (dre(lE00d3 Celebrities, Actresses, etc.,
PhotographMaterials
We aro Heailijuarten tor cverj thine In tha way ot
Stereoptieoiu! and Maglo Lanterns,
Each stylo being the jestof Itsclissln the market,
lieauiirul rholoirrap'ilo Transpareucl' a ot btatu-
ary anil KnBravinpi lc ihe window.
Convex guss. Manuacturers ot Velvet Frames
for Miniatures and Uonvex (llasa rictures.
CaUlotrueE ot Lanterns and elides, wllh dlnw.
tloos tor using, sent on receipt ot un cents.
Jao a.-SMy
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
0 li M A L SCHOOL DIST111CT.
Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
J. WALLER, Jr., A. M., Principal.
ventilated, lighted by
njnerlenced. em :lent. nnd alive to thetr work. Dlsclnllne. firm but kind, uniform and thorotti,n, Kxpenscf
Jjatd of 'I ust-v . .
of Tl-it-ttci..
rNTTrST T71 VT"T T T)
longer than any other
over pulleys, and eonse-
no cliaau or wcannn1
no strain on any of the
only sclf-adiustinjr sus-
SALE BY
nnd Traction Engines,
THE STANDARD ct excellences throughout t?,a
Gm'n-i'atnuta Morf't.
t rrininfi ii"jtl anil T&orotiyh Work.
IUCOM PARABLE in Quality ol Malerfol.lYr.Art
cr i'artj', thorough, V orltinflaehin, JJUgant Finiab, t
Jleavt i f,f UTodfl rf '
ft Ion
find
MARVELOUS tar v,utly tuptttor work In all lt"U
(Jmiu.nDii vniirrMlbt LnmiQ as tho only KticrOfcM'Ll
'1'hresLcr in I'll. Tlmol hv. ;in(.p. Ami nil nt)tii KkaiIi
ot
writs
iur (NHtnuli1n,,lIim!(nirt North'd mid Union rnitulU's.
IJKAY'n M'lICII'lt' .HI'.IIK
TRADE MARKTllltdHEAT KNO-RADS MABK
. , LISI1 HEMEIlV.cn' Sgv,
unrtiiing core ror
Hemlrial weiikness,
spermatorrhea. Im
potcneyauil all dis
eases that follnw.ns
a sequence ot Eelt
aluse ; ns Loss of
Memoir. 1'ntversal'
1 U4fclturle. I'nln In -
BErOflE TA(lB.the Hack, PlmncssAFTER TAKING,
ot Y1.-.I011. t'reiuuture I Id Aec. and imm . rti.,H.tn..
oases that lead to Insnnltvor Coniuuipilon, and a
Prt mature f!rao. IP"l'ull ).irlleulaisin ourpam-
one. nr-I'lio Pnecltlo Meillclno la sold hv nil iimrf.
cists at. il per pact na or Ht pacKaees tor 13, or will
iDciuiitcu) ini,, uu u-wi nui tun money uy au
rtrcsslo TI1K oitY JltmciNK CO., Jleclranlcs'
jhock, iiciroir, aiieu. wia in bioomsouri; bv o A.
v way (, -st-iy
THE JOHNSON' nCVOLVINIJ IIOOICCASK.
Mado of Iron, beautifully orna
mented, AUJu&tauld aholves.
('heap and strong. Cannot get
cult of onP.r, roue ewes. rViul
for complete circular ami prlco
list. Bend 25 cents for our new
Illustrated Catalogue of Bchool
Merchandise, Eixry ltrcnt r
'JXmher ihouht have it.
BAKER, PEATT & CO.,
Headquarters for fill School Supplies,
112 Jt 111 I1UM JbTHKLT, EW YOUK,
dne wilt cure Sravlni,
Bp lint, Curb, CkIIoui, c ,
or soy eulurtiemim, anj
Ul remoTt the uwh
Ithout bliiurlns or ciui,
lull ur. tin remedy
S ccrtaiDty ot fcttiou in Hop.
piDj the lamenfii tnl rc
jritfiUirculrK'ina poiliive proof, ntl your
1 neurit BeeBt'ndilrei, lCendulTB Npuv
In Oure 1 uld bV llrinrfrUla. nr
cut t Ur, B. J, KeLdftU L Co., Knoiburg VeruiQut.
MOyiCIt lmOTUKKS, Illoomi.turK, I'a.
n"i".,1tF,fS,H'OIVC1',0'or a klmrle Vet'eta.
Wo lialmUiatwlll lemovo Tan, KltEUKLEs 1-ni
l'l.lis and Mutches, leavtnjr the 6klu sott, clear and
beautltuls also lnsti uctlons tor tiroduclne a luxu.
rlaiit Browth of hair on a bald head or smooth faco
A .Kt N Y ' 8 Mnt mmV' liC11, VlUJ'1('"
ablco Maroh so, cm.
HUV
THE BL ATOHLEY
PUMP
tor cisterns or Wells of any depth.
jlaln. Iron. I'orcelaln.or Oopiier lined
l rand? xd o, xix, au,vt No. i
U, 11U, 11 No. 1, For sain bv n
Hardware Trado. Country Rtrrp pnmn .rtni.
etc. See that the numn vnn i.nv io Btt.iitn.
andUired worlc ot all descriptions tasdoW order.
mm
ll ffajmntliiff the hunrh
learning.
gas, and"futnlshed with a bountiful supily of pure.stjtl
1
Aq
F. 1'. Ult.LMYIlll, Secrctarj-.
Weaver ft Oo's Ads
guirmtiUt l( In trtry ens, tnatlcri not ef hnw lent tnd
iogCT hw ilwrlj rontcrt, It frt Initnnt rrlitr anrlrnro tt
tin "Irliroi.Io r, In ft (I11 our In 1 1 rre e L II uncil n dire, f
Id, i.Hriit.,1 Mmiirr cf Ufim niaJtrxu t tltrn if deiM,
Ut i II b K I it iril. In tm. It, e ll.it It n 111 rurahoii 11
tt)n nicin ).re rxllfd. hiM Ijr !1 Cinlrr- u tcdlchie, '0
tfi y tofli Si li frit mi rttl( t of ( ri 1
.MU'!t WUTirnrraluKcnt furl'.S ntirannA
till) I i-iuiliUii St., Itallimorit iMl.
(rTMllS inehiTa trmtrk na HjtiHuri ofbr J V Vt
sept. 19, '7fl-ly.
J W & CO.
JNSTITUTIi
EstabUflhcclInlfi72 for tlio curo
ol CiuKvr, Tumnrw, UlitTH,
without thotiHoof kuilaorosaof MooiluiuUittlo
jiain. t'cv information, circulars and rclcrencea,
r-dafeaa Dr. X 1,. l'O.MJ, Aurora, Luuq Co., 111.
Sept. 10,'79-lj'. .T w ,t ( 0.
THIS HEW
V.T.A RTin TPTTocs
ri""A--'vy ill U
I Hu Tad difTfrtnj from !1 oihcrt, !
of tht Vxt, whIU Iho Bill in the
kau'to.uu irusa uoinicano, III.,
sept. la. lo-ly, Jwaco.
OPIUM HABIT
Ourod Painlessly.
'Ilia medicine sold (or a small margin aliove tho
cot or compounding. All cases tieateJ by special
inouuiHuu. ror tun parncuuiis address mo Dls-
nit. S. B. COLLINS, or
lirs s. li. Collins, La Porto Infl.
leu u-uiu WCO
$55.
aoe.vts Pnour rsit wkkk- W
provo it or roireltfjoco. ji ouiut
HL'l. i.. u. lillJUUl K L'U.. 27(
tullonsiieet.New Vork, N. V. Jivcofeb20-iiii
MiTAV nrTPIf! I'onsump'lon & Aslluna,
.... .rr,t... ' Se'i'ryct tailed, ilddreis
n.Lueiuuip nu.it.,"i rosiDurjr, Md.
reo.8, 'so-ji wico
f f i;i...vr iJ'ijTr A mro twii.
JiJ JX,;7$y!;,imiPr 'U,.,J. S ray II,
uuaklh ;riv (jAbV.O'iu rjo. i-hitujtii
may 'so-sw ao
STiiAxnr. but uoNiiunruMA- ntui:.
Wli'ti Dr. ISrifsj with coascimu pri'lc,
Ami tnrnest zeal his mind applied,
Tho science ileeji tn open wide,
Of soothing ami of healing,
lie took of many substances known
That would heal or still acrunti,
And soon composed I17 skill alonn
His miraculous Ilunion Ihlsam.
Tormenltd with Ilunion, Corn or Iirtii-e
Thousands of sufferers heard Iho nciv '
Tho lemedy that metis tho viea '
Is Dr. IJrijrg-i' Ilunion lialsam.
Sold hy O. A. Klcini, liloomsburir, Vi,
'.'"t-8" yaiarni sptc-iieson lollowinfe eond
uons; e will pay S10U for a caso thev will
nouure; J(l01orlheir tfjual asa cure; WOO
01 nnf, i1 I"""""" 1S ,ouml l" them.and
51,000 if in any refpccl they nro dill'erent
..y.i. .c,m10c ;llI0, ,-oittDyu A.K e iu
Uloomthurtr. l'a.
From a Celebrated nijukum of Harris-
r;r. iiosian lirij-, J)ear Si.
Snmft fnllr mi-.ntl.o tl., ,. . .
itT.Vr , V ! "It'"'1' to mo
0...v....u(, iu iciiivo ino pain o a trotib e
jouie bunion and a fe,terd corn, and havintr
heard VOUr linn nn 1.1 '1, '""'"i
" 'u -"n "ii jniirngent J. 11
toher, and get a box. Slio did and now
in'iiniia mn ILnn. I. ,...!... . .n
sulfercd no ,,! , (,.. ,1 ' 1 'ue..,"lv.",K
iuni 1 " VVi . ' ' "': I'l"icaiion
...V. B.i BK. """"" isaiam of great
Catarrh that luathsoine uVscajf.tliatscourirn
:.i 1V r n(a'iy nud
Liver aud Kidney n-n.clv Tr , .,. W
get it without.
and inilamniatlon of t,e prostrate gland
weak back and general debil L Si.i,i
k iius cured me of gravel
1 general debility,
. Klmti, llloomshurg, l'n
climax of medicaid, 3" ff". ,! "
ery on earth that will radically ami nerma
nently cure these troublovm a. alnfu
torments, whose throbbing pains d 1
slghllyjuotruslon. la asourca ,? ,,," , ' n
aery, liuniou llaNain also rur,.. . i
olt torns, sore initeps Ac SiU-.V V- u
r, . " uuon to sweatv feet
am dl-nels the ofTensivo odor fromtl '
Iladioilcure for Mnln. ...11. . .. l"e"i,
der of l..wo,Mn,btoSd.n l"
gusi.es iron, the sides of tho toe at ever
ara rnrwl n inn ,1,,.. .J""; .cases
ins su ler thU noa n..T.. t . .. 1JU"
gausaro working in harmony win ZZ
Ihero can be no headache A, human "
ch nery is in a healthy condition T
A levnntor is reliable ior headache and n. n
Sound the JlunleM,1A .1..
the Blorloui victor. TlT .1 ' . 'Plaln.Ss .
from Internal Weeding V ' ' ,
?.g !'??' Dr. Josiah IM' n.
o,uai,on riie uemedics are in every re.i,t
reliable for the cure, of hemorrhoids oj ,, u!
flnUtiiMDd Propalapnu,. anl T
1 PlffiPllP1
TffSENSIBLCH
i t . . "nu vowg, bun
ons, Ac. I unhesitatingly recommend It u
"8t-,,'e-0plen,0f country. Sold by c
A. Kleim. Ii ooniitiiirif i '
rinlUi.il.. 1
.-.iiiv eurtu
i ''' , , ,r,Pir, Uitarrh Specifics
If fib m5 H
rr.m i M
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
IroTcstlmoniali of the hlahcst order In nrr,r
Of ttit'B Btntcments. '-'"proor
ItirPor thR curo of fltnlielcs. call for u-
eirFor tho curo nr llrlulitV and n,- n(. .
deienses. cal Tor Wnrnn.'. i ... V!?!"' r
lipid UvrrCnrp. " """'"r
WAKIHtH S SAFE ulTTERG
v "irery function to more bcnlturul actio! i
is thus a benent In nil (scnws. """' uud
Etloi and Diseases, Including luiircri : VI
rerN, nnd other Kurm. ll
ItCUrCSNI riin.lf.i.a nnrt rilheu.....
iwmes oi iwq sisea i prices, ooe. and 8I.OO,
nanncn o oart ntUVINE
1 wr.rk. incntnl nlmrk. nnd mher .r..,. 1
ttirbPd Nerves. It never Injures tbe siatcm
whether taken in small or lara-o doses.
iiouiea ortwoslzea; prices, auc. nnd Sl.oo
WARNER'S SAFE Pll.l .n
Are an Immediate nnd nniivo Kmi.t... -
I Torpid Liver, find rure Coitlveneii. Dvirxml. mt?
rha, Malaria, Terjr
and Agu. ni.d 8ln tt d
betiwfl whenevtrthn
lunvela do not oik rat 3
) Irerly and rejriiinn .
fto ntfirr t Hln rpanlrf iirh
ftinnll rttf fur ihnroueit
work. 1'Hi'n S.'V 1 (k. n Imi.
Harnrr'a Hut IU mil nM
ol.l 1 DrnnttUU ft l)r ilrr
In Jl calcine ctprnktrn.
H. H.Warner & Co.,
f HOOK ESTER, N. Y,
tSSZi
(Kt, 31, isro.-iy
rsmos.
ih AIL ROAD TIME TABLE
ORTUKKN OENTHAL RAILWAY
WINTER TIME TAI3LE.
On and after Sundny, Jlny 30, wo, tho trains
on Urn riilladelphla 4: Krln li.i lrona DlMsion win run
as follows t
WESTWARD.
trio Hall loaves I'lillailr Iplila
" ' llarrlsburir
" " William1 1 ort
" " .lcrscy Mioro
" " Lock Ilavou
" llenoo
lltopm
4 26 utn
8 nr. h to
i' (ii a n
9 40 a ni
llo am
7 r.s p in
o oo u m
12 n n m
n 15 pin
4 20 p 111
5 40 p III
11 co u in
3 C5 p III
1 23 p m
a 40 p iii
O 45 a 111
7 15 a in
7 :a a in
1140pm
8 u p III
0 to a in
11 loam
12 20 p 111
3 40 p m
c ii p m
s 40 p m
I) 60 p in
11 10 p III
2 4 tl 111
7 oo a m
12 bo a in
3ro am
" arnvo at icric
Nlasara Ertm'Ss lcnvcsl'litlaildrlila
iiiinisuur
arr. at v llllain&poi t
i ock nacn
llcnovo
Fast LU
Icotcs rhll.HlclDlila
iiurn&unrir
rrlvo at Wllilamsport
i.o(.K iiaen
HAST WA 111).
PftCUlo i:xpi hi leaics Lock Haven
llllamaport
arrUo at llarrlitmrL'
Day Exrfsa leaves r.cnoo
x.oi'K naven
Villi nmnort
arrive at iniiilstmri;
I'lilladeliihla
Krlo Xo
I leaves llenovn
Ick Haen
H llllamsrorr.
iirlvesat HariHburir
riillaUelplila
Fast Lit 1 leaves v I llamsnort
lanivesat Ilarrhburg
1 " 1'htladclpEl.i
7 40 a III
Kile AlalM istand n.iv !xi.rcKw Ktit. mnl.- flnn
connections .t Xoillmnibcrlund wllh L. A: 11. 1!. li,
trains for Wl t'sbarro and Scranton,
Frio Mall ,t, Nlajara fixprcss West and l'ast
Line est in. , 0 close- connection at NMllloiusport
wlthN. o. It. 1 . trains north.
Niagara ress West and Dny Expicts 1-ust
make close c ncctluii ntl.ockIluen wllh 11. KV,
It. 1!. trains.
Erie Mall Lt and West connect at Krlo Willi
trains uu l -J.t M. s. it, it. ; nt Coiry with o. l: a
A. V. It. It. ; J Kuiporlum with 1). N, Y. i: 1'. lt. It.
and at orut jjod with A. v. it. it.
Parlor cai4nlll run between lhlla1clplila and
lllani'spori in Niagara Kxpress west, and Day Sl
press Kail, Sleeplns; cars on nil nlelit trains.
I WM. A. liALlJWIN,
I eicneral Kupt.
"IVTOIiTjilinN CENTIUI KAHAVAY
1 COIIJVNY.
tin and 1 3 r Novcmbcr.soth, 1ST3, trains will Icavo
Sunburyo fjllows:
I NOItTHWAUD.
Erlo Mall j a. ra., arrive Elnilra 11 .6
I " Canandalgua... s.ss p. ra
I ltochtster B.ia 11
Klagaia 940 '
IWnovo t aoramodatlon 11.10 n. m. arrive Williams.
portu.f.J). m.
nmlra JI q 4.15 a. ra., arrlvo Elmlra lo.so a. m.
UulTalo E'jress T.15 a. m. arrive Buffalo s.so n m
SOUTH WAKD.
Buffalo Icrcas S.60 a. m. ai 1 Ive 1 Iarrlsburcr
" Ealtlmoro s.41)
Elmlra 1' tl 11.15 a. m., arrive Harrisburg l.M
" Washington 10.51
" llaltlmoro 0.30
" Washington
Harrhbii. t accomraodatlon
burg in Jo p. m.
arrivo Jiaitimoro
" Washington 0.13
Erie Mai
J.55 a. m. arrlvo Harrisburg a. 05 n. m
" llaltlrnoro 8.41) 11
Wasldntrton 10.SK '
All d;
if except Sunday.
). M. EOYD, Jr., (leneral rassengsr Agen
A, J. CASSATT, Oencral Jlanagtr
)IIi
ADELPHA AND HEADING ROAD
ilIti:.KGE.MENT OF
l'ASSENGEK
TRAINS.
May 11, isia.
TaiiisinAVK ncrxKT is fOMows(srKriyEicimi
ror now York, Philadelphia, Heading. PollsUlle
Taraaq ia, &c, 11,45 a. m
For ' itawlssa, 11,45 a. in. T,S1 and 7,E5 r. in.
For Wllilamsport, 0,!s 9,05 a. m. and 4,oo p, m.
TKilH-fOB BOfSBI LK1VE IB F0H.0W8, (SfKOiV El
iCKPTEO.)
New York, 8,45 a. m.
Philadelphia, 9,45 a. m.
Hearting, 11,53 a. m., rottsvllle.12.S9r.ra
andT.aqua,l,35p. in.
U'ae tatawlssa, o,io 8,50 a, ra. nua 4,00 p. m.
Lcao Wllilamsport ,9.45 a.in,2,l5p.m.aLd4,co p.ra
ras-fngers lo and from New York- and I'htladel-
phli kP through without change ot cars.
J. K. WOOTTEN,
ft (I. HANCOCK, ucneral Manager
(lencral Ticket Agent,
J111, 14, isio-tt,
DAWARE LACKAWANNA ANB
WKSTKHN RAILROAD,
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
Timo-Tablo No. S3, Takes cltect at 4:30 A. M
MUHUAY, JUNE 10, 1ST8.
KOHTII.
bTATlONS.
SOOTH.
p.m. a.m.
4 It V 40
a.m. p.m. p.m
Reran ton
-llellevuo
......Tajiorvllle..
,,.Lackawanna
l'lttston
.. West Jitteton..
Wyoming
tlaltby,,,..
Hennett
Kingston
Kingston
9 35
9 41
v iu u 19
li 10 6 so
2 21 t. 2-1
2 SO C 33
2 34 6 41)
2 44 0 43
2 49 0 60
U 53 0 55
57 0 59
9 81
9 SO
3 II
3 40
3 4t
12 41
Vi id
3 30
3 10
9 21
9 19
0 14
9 53
10 07
9 04
S 44
10 19 3 (5 7 10
10 S3 3 15 7 16
..I'limouth June.
3 3 20 8 U
8 10 Il
....j lyuiouiu,,,
Avondaln
10 29 3 15 7 S5
8 21 7 85
10 31 3 20 7 42
3 12
3 04
2 51
2 30
2 SI
2 23
8 47
8 89
Nantleoke
uuiucfc a LTCCK,
M-fchlcLshlnuyw...
...Hick's Ferry.,..
...Beach Haven.,,
-Herwlck
....Urlar Creek
..Willow flrove,...
....Lime Ridge..,,,
.........Espy .,
, .lllcomsburg
ltunert
10 42 3 35 8 04
10 55 8 50 8 25
11 07 4 03 8 45
11 13 4 10 S tS
11 J 4 18 9 05
8 25
S 17
8 12
8 00
4 29 7 23
4 83 7 80
9 n
7 44l
11 89 4 42 7 41
1 L7
7 S3
7 33
7 29
1 M
11 45 4 49 8 (O
11 61 4 55 8 32
11 57 5 OU 8 Wl
1 4S
Uatawlssa Ilrldgo.
27 1 27
7 11
Ill.tHUUI Ulv.
C'hulasky,
Cameron
.Northumberland,
12 18
5 IS 8 21
9 19 9 51
ii!0 II
D 45 9
15
00 100
6 45
12 43
4in. p.m. a.m,
n.m. iur
SuperlntendenVaomcoVsSraSwnTjulelKlsa:
. W. P. HALliTKAfi, &upt.
XyAINWRIGHTACO.,
WHOLESALE QHOCERS,
l'lUUDHU'lIIi,
Dealers la
TEAS, SYRDFS, COFFEE, BUOAH, MOLASSIU
mt, sncis, amiss bodi, ta, to.
J E, Corner tocond and Arch etroeta,
"Oraora wui recolve prompt attention.