THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
RAIL ROAD TIME TAqLf;
A Wonum's Will.
HOW OI NU LAllY l'll Oil' A MOItl
ii vol: on ANoi.H iioMi.sri:.vn.
MRS. LYBIA I. PINKHAM.
OK LYNN, MASS.
1881.
Harper's Bazar.
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Tlio Iiientr-ry of Icp Crrnin-
A I I TTK11 llf.IM'.!8 Til .MAKIMI I'llllSI
IH NTS Oil I'.VI.N ACTIMI KINO.
It wan in Lncitn, ntiil tlio kinjj of tlio
I'ulllltlV Will Clle'll ft Jl',lll(l kint; tliitt 1k
wore Iih i nn 1 crown avciinttitlitliciujrli
it iniblo tlio vorst kind of a ninlit nip.
Tin wle men of Lact'ni Mid tlie crown
Jiiost never come off, nnd it was llieso
Mia nun and tlit priliei' who formed a
eniii.piiiiey aiiainit llie liinc, endini; in
f iu dieovery of ire euam. 1 tut tlio
.'lived well, grow iiiji tat and jolly,
nihil his son the prinre, lieeaine unruly.
Then the Kiiu pen- so thin that lu
ll id to iho a pirn1 of paper doubled tip
i -nle of his ciown to pro fill il fiom
lo'iiiifj down over hU nose.
Tlie wi-c liion said: "We'll make a
in in I !! in the piince,'' hut dining
t' lic.U three veins they did liotliilii;
l ot talk, talk, talk. One'day the very
Mval candle simrfer brouylit" them this
nolo ;
Your plan or your head.
Kisci John."
Tlioy sent hark word to the Mnj; to
ii, ike the prince chief high director of
t weather. The change that followed
m .h marv elous. lie made it clear and
i in i fur a picnic party, windy in the
iir ction for the sailor, jut rijjlit f,ir
1 farmers, cold for the fur dealers and
i I for the bathing resoit men. The,
P ( le of l.aclia went almost wild with
y .1 lid the kin-; laughed and urow fat
u I. The wise men claimed all the I
hi 10, lull, they soon regretted doini; mi. j
T i.iiKiuds of I.aetiaus eamu to thank
1 m in lout;, drv speeches and brass I
' oids played before their liou-os all day
v, hile nightly proces-doits marched and
1 urrahed every wink of sleep from their
pillows. The wise men prayed tlio kin;;
to send the people home and when he le
1med lilty of (he wisest ran away to sea,
but the others formed a conspiracy.
The kind's strawbenics grew between
the palace and the royal milk liou-e, and
!t was double liiuli tieason for any one
but the king to pick them. One morn
Mg before the weather ollice was open,
the wise men persuaded the prince, logo
with them and eat berries with sugar
and cream in the royal milk houe. While
Higniing the benies they hcaid the king
ooinu into the garden.
"I'm afraid those robins have been
eating my berries again!" they presently
hoard him remark.
The. prince grew pale with fright.
The wise men rushed tip and downlink
ing with terror.
"Into the oi cam with them !"
chattered the piince, and into the eau of
cream the berries were dropped, sugar
and all, the lid clapped on the can and
the prince on top of that. Six of the
strongest of the wise men placed their
backs to the royal milk houo door, and
the others soon appeared to bo sound
if the corners.
The king strolled into the garden long
after the prineo'.s ollice hour. It appears
that the prince had used only the good
weather, and had accumulated such a
store of ill wiiiil, cold snaps and great
storms as was never known before. The
chief director now appearing, the coin
motion that he began made' all the old
people hunt for their almanacs iu a hur
ry. The wind blew over chimneys and
bent high steeples out of shape. " And
how it snowed and made tlie people
wishtheie hadn't been any chief high
director ! The wind twitched the king's
crown over the high fences, and, iu two
seconds, him after it ; and it -rolled
across the fieldi ten miles before heeaiight
it The roof of the i oval milk lio'me
Hew over the palace atid'tho badly f light
ened prince and the wise men tumbled
out The wind to.-sed the cans into the
road anil sentthem spinning into the
storm like silver wheels. The wio men
weie lost and woro supposed to have
been blown to a deserted island.
The king returned with his crown just
a an honest farmer drove up to the pal
ace iu his sleigh with the cieam can he
had found in a Know-drift. The king
carelessly took off the lid ami then stag
gering back screaming and trembling
tlio can was filled with some pink-culm-e
I thick stuff, such as never before had
been seen.
"Seize him," said the king, "ho wants
to poison nir!" and the whole com t i an
out to protect the king.
They expected to see the farmer drop
dt id but mi he spooned out the stuff as
last as possible. At last the prince ven
tured to taste, am! the farmer couldn't
get the spoon back. As soon as the
king tasted he ci cited the farmer a duke
on the spot, ordeicd a liundnd guns to
be fired and promoted the prince to be
King, as he himself wished to open
an ico cream saloon at one end of the
palace. The e-king diid very wealthy.
hile he livid he hiied all the poor peo
ple in I.aetia to spread line lace upon the
palace hill and loll his cans of cream
down to freeze. It was not until after
his death that it was allowed that ice
cicam coirld be made iu any other
wav
"I Ilun't Want That Stiilf,"
Ii what a lady of Ii iston snij to her Ini-.-Ii
ml when lie brouirht limine soino meillii.ie
( cure her of sick h-iuljulie nti'i neuralgia
vvhicli 'mil mail her mUi uMe fur fourteni
Jfttrs. At the first attack tin rentier, it vin
ail inisirri'il to her with such guoil results
i ml sliu cnutiiiiKil its u,e until imii, nnd
win so HUhusiustic iii Ps prai-c, tlmt she in
duced iwemy-iw.i nf ii b-at families in her
clieie to adopt it os their regular tun.il
fusil pi rip Tlmr "-lull' I., 11.... III,.,,.-..
nod cine.
S -.Hilar J.
a.... ,j i,Uj Illllll,.
The biidegroom did not appear at a
Sai rami nto wi tiding until an hour after
tie .ippuiiitcd lime. Mis excuse was
th.it. g.iing tp a saloon for a diink of
I iii'inv in brace up his coinage, he had
unaccountably fallen asleep over the
c'iss A subsequent investigation
sliuwrd that he had been drugged, at
the instance ol a gill with whom he had
broken off an engagemint.
challenge it i fiend to any one who can
1 1 nlil'C a regular cee oftnridd liver I hat
wllio' siiciumh to the inlluonci of Sim
m in I,ver retfiiU'or. The curv on rre
orl mo s i tminrrou Unl tlw proprietor fuel
tha tlie evidence of its curative illVcta emi
1101 be questioned.
"i have uaiil your modlciue in my family
nl have taken pleasure In rfccoiimif ndiun
I in an excellent riuitw'y for the regulation
ol the Liver.
"i:inon as-hland (u.) times."
I, ven the wealthy 1 Illicit o cannot find
cod di nnstlo servants. Omuif them vvriie:
'i'he good sirvaiits are gone wlm used to know
how to hold your umbrella ever your IifmI,
pni r tho water over j lut hand af,er meal,
iii J s guiiale tvr iiscu'te beor yiur
fr ids. 'I Ins fit, c flat of men liss cl sa ; -
p- is n il and a depii.iri'le spcibs of f pldi m
i iriiktip, uiilrubedjouiiBbaibatians hare
taliii il tir p'ice. Tiny plunder you when
t-tnt to the l.nzani; tLty httnlyr.ur iK.llni-,
i ii r rice, ri d they areko verygrffdy thai
tl iy I Uk i ff i he ny j nip from the surface
i f vur tweet ir.eutii.
It via a sayii g ol a glint divine that
I I fil found inoi c good iu 'hall' people
1 1 d im ie bud iu 'gi od jicnjilothaii ho
i V( r i ijs iliil.
A woman with a will can make her
way iu the American world. In I'lster
c unity. New York, there is a woman of
real grit who itihciitcd foiuteeii years
a largo eslato, consisting piiueipally
of farming propcily,heavily encumbered
with debt. It was the old homestead,
and she could not bear the idea of see
ing it p iss into tho hands of strangers,
and was determined that it should mil.
Although then only twenty four years
old, and with no more practical knowl
edge ol life than an ordinal y country
lass, she assumed sole charge of the es
late, determined to clear it of debl. I lav
ing an old mother, si.ly two years of
age, a half sister, also helpless from old
age, the two orphan children of a do
ceased brother, and a brother in tlie last
stages of consumption to provide for.
This made her link doubly hard. A lit
tle expel ieiice taught her that it was ini
possible to snppoit her large family and
keep up the interest aiising fiom the
heavy indebtedness of the estate fiom
the resources of the farm. She decided
upon school teaching. She was engag
ed to teach in her own neighborhood at
$H per mouth and her salary in a shott
time was raised to S II) per month. She
lias continued school teaching ever since
diiecting tho wolk on her farm.and dur
itiL' tho summer vacations going into
tlie harvest li"lil with the farm hands to
pitch on hay, rake, bind, etc. She has
enrnod from teaching school over $.V0(l
paid off the debt on' the old homestead,
and greatly improved the propel ty.
She has been an extensive stock raiser.
Her wheat crop averaged thisvear forty
two bushels to the acre, tlio largest
vield in the county. A shott time ago
she learned that a" brother-in-law living
in lYnnsylvania was hi destitute circum
stances. She went to him and found
him helpless from an inciiiable disease,
with a family depending upon him.
"Hen," she said, "what cm I do for
von?" "Nothing, 1ibbie," was there
iilv. "Von have vour hands full already.
fe will have to go to the county house.
1 suiinoso. "Never len, as long as 1
live. Conic and enjoy the comforts of
tlie old homestead with me. I will keep
von and vour family as long as I livi
She savs she has enough to do without
having to support a husband too, which
she might have to do if she were to
mnrrv.
When you meet a woman whom you have
no! seen for a long while, and whom you do
not ncogulze innmdiately, to old ba she
grown, do not fail to Fay: "Ah I madam, I
am not surprised that I did not r'crgnize
ynii immediately. You have chanpfd so Ut
ile during the pest fifteen years that at first
I thought thit it was a simple accidental re.
s'inblaac'l" This little speech invariably
urceeds,
Sara Interviewed.
nut KNowi.i'.iioi-, oki:n(!i.sii and v.vmors
oriiKi; tiiinos.
I am as von well know, tho most sym
pathetic, volatile and affectionate of men.
And it is precisely because I am so that
I sought the pleasure of an interview
with tho accomplished Sara liernhatdt
yesterday. Foitiino smiled on me, and
I procured tho coveted introduction.
When wo inet.Sara's eyes betoken recent
weeping, and 1 at first supposed that she
had tired of life. An attendant iufoi tu
rned mo that such was not the case,how
ever. I was about to speak, but being
embarrassed the lady kindly took the iu
itative.
I no speck zo Eenglish lenknicth,"
said the lovely Sara.
"Hones youis," said I, pointing tho as
sets ol a chicken icposing somnainbtil
istically on a tray. (I will not be cer
tain whether it was a tray or a duce.)
"Hong jour, Monsieur, ' responded the
divine Sara, with a thrilling smile. Then
she trembled dramatically, and to ascer
tain if she were cold and if I would close
the window, I asked :
"Demi semiquaver T
"Vat a funny man's !" she answered
politely.
Sho still trembled violently,aml it was
of course my duty to ascertain why. Any
body w ho has studied I'Vench remembers
the 'first exercises in tho book.
"Avvy vous le pain?" I asked.
"I am not zo suHishiong Hungry," she
answered.
This was probably a joke.and we both
laughed heartily: and the laughing was
increased when I leniarkcd, "Xo
Kiench."
Then Saia turned sideways and gave
mo a profile view. I had to look twice
to see her. She is rather tall, and thin
almost to nothingness. She lias black
eyes, which caused a fiiendly feeling be
tween us at once (and sometimes two)
myself. Her hair is the color of what I
suppose is known iu French as brie. Xo
ticing a piano in tho room, I asked "Pia
nissimo spoil 1"
The lady excused hersi If on the plea
of being tired, and shrugging her dainty
shoulders, she said:
"I am so weariness."
"Mile, liernhaidt then suggested that
as thoisitor spoke some Knglisb, the
further conversation should bo carried on
iu that language."
.Yon speak ze Kenglish lenevitch al
most so good like myself. Shall we con
tinuance?" "Si. signora," was iny delighted assen
ting answer."
Sara proved to bo very witty. Shu
evidently wished to guy ine, for she said
she came over on a shiep a big nice
sheep."
"Were you seasick !"
"We, we, monsieur. Wanee ; I was
seasickness wanee. It last all the voyage
ami she laughed."
'You do not appear to have siiffned
much."
"Zat is very funny," she nnsvveied, with
a' smile.
"Dues the American stylo of cooking
agn e with vou."
Stio shook her head doubtingly.
lieing asked hovvloiighcr engagement
would continue, she replied with great
waiinth.
"Oh ! so many Zo nice gentlemans
of Anieriquo. ay all want to engage
me for .' inselvcs, but I cannot inairv
joost ahiltv. I am too young," and
she heaved a sigh, which I heaved back
a-'aiti. It awoke tho slender little trrev
hound that icclincd on a pearl-inlaid
cushion in n 'SU.OOO fiano bonnet. He
yawned.
"I must ically leave," I said, "lint
I would caution you before I go. The
dog law in tlio citv is exceedingly
stringent. Ho very caieful of your pit,
Mademoiselle. Do not let him get out
of vour sight, or he may get pounded,
(iood day Mile. Saia.
A procession approached tho house
at this moment, and I u marked quite
mechanically : "An election proccs -sion
1"
"Xo," Mademoiselle responded, "my
drunks, mv ctistomn, my elotlien. An
levoir, Monsieur," and tho interview
closed.
lHiUlU.r.Etl op
LYDSA E. FGNKHAM'S
VE&ETABLB COMPOUND.
Tor all Females Complaints.
TUN froparnll-)!, Mill t.io t UnldM, ronclils of
Vt ,-i'ti. . Vro i tiofl LU t are 1 nmil to Iho i.iot ilcl
le Mo IhTftlid. lr noitftriatthoi irrltl of tt.li Com
viu;ilUlioneoriIl1ft3lTlIcf i linti.nllato Atitt
"icn It-tutol-i fontl'i icti, In ninety nlnocaipilri nhun.
(!r"d, (iiK nimni i tiiiri'I u (Toctcil.ruitlioiiairnl'l will tr
l.'y. in OkCMint of it!i imrrn merit", It Ii t"-!tt-r n?
rititn'fiiltMlftnJirt8crlbctllj tlio t l-liysklnnt In
tliei rounlry.
It vill cttiu ritlrtly ll.o vont futm of filltns
of t'i9 Hi nm, lAUcorilm-, irrpfftiltr htn nlrrul
I'-nttnntlrtn.iiHoiiarlnnTrii'ibliii, InlLttnuatlo-i nml
ncernllon, nMInp3, nil I h-jJiocmrnts tin! IU ron
1 1 (uo. t Fjiinal Vii-aklirm, nnd 11 ttm Inlly mlA Ird
t. tCuuiffOnCUfct ltwllldiwutvo and rx I I union
f im( ouU-ru-'InftnTOrlyrtaffB p(tltfulepiirnt. Tho
tend -ncy taoAni .Touilrimorithiro ii cliocko-t tty
i , ivrJIly Vy IU l. no,
1 1 f t.t It Imi tTovixt lei tho rrcnt.
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lu'wliruiuutv s -r. Itr Mifntfalntiitfii.flttuloniy.iltv
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itjutm. Hrti:iiiiftUtIt;ioii,tanliiiieJcriin clrcumutcn
rw, mt 1 1 ltarm:iy vlththo law tlit t-oTru th
ft iinlosyitom,
l'or iriiliicyConiiilalntsof titlur kvx tU comintuoj
U UtlSU-)UljBiil.
Lydia E. PinWiam's Vegetable Compound
14 jirepnrttl .10; ami 2J5 Wpntoi it Avenue, I.yrn,
.'rlco 31 W. l.t l-oitliMi fur JiOii. Bti.t ly imA hi tho
f rrifflHKnliUtl)ofonii of toaoticm, on itl,l
tfi-Mcc, tl.co, -ct box, fur citlKr. Mm. 11SKIIAM
f.iH'yin4,Acrnlllittt'rsiuf Inry. 1-y. Si ml for am
1'hh.t. AJJn,niua'OT0 Xniitan thti jhwi.
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UVr:::r;LL3. They raro Cti't:;itlun, lUiousiiii
tun I ToipUUy of tho IJnr, U it.iu ivr tox.
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aa tomato it the crcAtt'Bt Btood Purifier end
, The lie it Health anJ Strength Kestorcr
tier 1'ioil.
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Remember 1 Parker's Oinoeti Tonic Is not)
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'MnHicinn ever modo. comnounded bv a new
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r preparations ami uu mnt-r i uiuvi.
bottfo. Your druggist can supply you.
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exquisitely perfumed and perfectly harmlcsi.
mil Almji Reitore Graf or Faded Ilatr
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f'Tt'd. I ii Uruw addribs J II. lltiir, & t'o., Hart
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imeuiuiuiniu ma lerebiarr.oeHin ulooinsturL'
OU till)
iierui ni"i eoilier HI Alurkel and Fiflll
Hireeti formerly oceupled by W
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TWO BTOltV llltlCK 1!UIIJ)I.C;,
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rnslon liUeu April Ut IMI. Fit parlleulars liuiuiro
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est uml moil npprovcit p.vtiern', wttli ancrlptho
artlclos ilcrlieit rrum nutlii nllc nnJ original sour-
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Address lIAItl'Eli llltOTIISKS Kovr York,
MORRIS & IRELAND.
NEW, IMPROVED,
EIG-HT FLANGED
FIRE PROOF
SAFES.
Till-: ONLY KIOIIT-FtiiVN'OKl) SAFI:
IN THE WOlULiD
AND CONTAINING
MORE IMPROVEMENTS
THAN ANY SAFE MAI1E, SUCH AS
Patent Ins.de Bolt Work,
Patent Hinged Cap,
Patent Four-wheel Locks
Inside Iron Linings,
Solid Angle Corners,
CHAMPION RECORD
IN THE GREAT
BOSTON EIRE.
Ltu'go Numbers Now
lJLINO SOW) IN THIS STATU.
SKNI) YOU IIUSCKUTIVK CATALOUl'E,
MORRIS & IRELAND,
Boston, Maas.
novljo.'Aitf.
TRY
TUE
mr YORK OBSERVER
THIS VEAR,
Tho Largest and Host Family Paper
in tno wonu.
Send for Samplu Copy Free
KVW VOUK OIIKEIIVUK,
'.17 l'urk Ilov, JVh York
BLOOMSBURG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH N01UIAL SCHOOL DISTK1CT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rgv. D. J. WALLER, Jr., Ph. D., Principal.
ffiSMIK
sr.r'I'lf." i1"'.,,,. t,m.
moderate, ritly cen'tn n w eek dedticllon to nil expecting to tracli. Students ndmlttod lit uny lliuo. llooms
Cour&eg of study nrescrioeu oy tno oiaiu ;
I. Moilel Scliool. 11. i'reiar:itory. III. Klemeiitary. IV, Cl.vwical.
A.ii. .i r,,r. i I Ar.iili.mln. Il.Ciimmerclnl. HI. Course In Minlc, IV, Course in Art.
, ,
correspondliiff iii'BreeVi Muster of tlio Uemontv. Muter of tho lelence-t i 5l.ntcr of tho CI iisles. uraJuilcs
II r r llllilliliiieniis. w m ' .". y"-.1 ?"""
1 1 ' l ; i.i
Smt t nil r 1 4ii.-nt as "t mlcnt" . To all such it primlis
cataloirue.nildri's the rilnrlpal.
IIOIN, Yll,l.l..il III.AV . r, I., l-rcnirin nuiiru
sent .';.-
OF
FALL Al Willi
The Ijsirgctil Slock,
The Fiisesl, Cmm1,
TBie lisatesl, Styles,
The iLowesi Prices
IN MENS' YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S
GLOTHUnTG.
ma m t ma m i ma m i
BAY1DD MWESBlie.
MerehsBuail TsBiior&Cienl'ii' Oisttiiler,
.HJS at FsFIBliS
PEOPLE
DRUG STORE,
Illulii SlKcl aliovc li on,
BLOOMSBURG PENjK'A.
DEALKIt I. "I
Drugs, Medicines, L'liciiiiciils,l'aii
cy and Toilet Articles, Soaps
IJrushes, Spongeii, Pei
luinery, etc.
I'hyalclanb'ptctcilptlciis carefully compounded
anil orders onsvv i rid with (arc and dieratdi. Palm
ers and physicians f i om the country' will tlndour
stock of medicines complete, vvarranttdgenulnc and
of tho best quality.
JOHN II. KINI'OItT,
Jan. 23, 'so-ly proprietor.
1880-1
1880-1
The Patriot, Daily and Weekly,
for the ensuing year
Tho subscrltlon of tho Weekly Patriot has been
reduced to f i i"r annum.
Tu clubs of fifty und, upwards the Weekly Patriot
w ill be furnlilied ut the extraordinarily cheap rate
of T5 cents per cony per annum.
The I illy I atrlol w ill bu sent to anv address du
rlnir tho tensions of Congress nnd the Legislature
at tho rate of 50 cents per month.
Under the act of Cougreis Iho put Usher pre ajs
thu postage and subscribers ore rt llevi d I urn that
expensu,
Every lubscrl.tlon must bo accoinoanle 1 by the
O.Sll.
Now Is ihettmo tosubscrltic, Thoapproachliur
sessions of congress and the legt-latuie will he of
morothnn ordlunry Interest and their proceedings
will bo fully nil I ted for I he lially anifa eompletii
synopsis of thiin will bo glvin lu the Weekly.
Address PATIIIOT rUllLISIIINd CO ,
8J0 .Market Mutt, llarrlsburg.
THE WHITE SEWIMB-" MACHIMB-
Wheres, tho world renowned icputallon of tho
White bewing Miichino
Imluct'B many uiucrupuloua coinptltord to ri'surt to
n) ktocli vt ineiiu (ruks to lnjuru ita n putatlon, wh
bo,; to caution all Inleadlni; jnireliabt-iJijiL't to buy a
WHiTii Machine
eicept from Its regular authorized dealeis, who will
be suntalntu by tho following warranty,
WIS WAKItANT THE NATUIiAL WEAK AND TEAlt
Of TUB
White Slmille Sewim Macliine,
PLATE Nl'MIIRll 11)33311 FOH FAMILY Pl'liltl
SKS, NI) IIEHEI1V AllllKKTd KKEP TUB SAME
IN llEI'AW roil 'ME TBIIM OK I'lVIl VIUKS
Fill! VI THIS l VTE, FIIEK OFCIUltlllS.
This w arranty exeenta the breakage of needles
bobbins nnd shuttles.
This vvairanty will not bo sustained unless the
pl.ite number above, given eorresponiH with the
number on the shuttle rata slide, lieware of defaced
or altered numbers,
WHITE HEWING MACHINE CO.
Tho "WHITE" Shuttle Sowing Machine
Has Imuran rarii irv than any other family Hewing
Machine (or doing every variety of work.
J, HALTZKlt, (lenera! Agent,
Uloomsburg, n. ,
Oct. I, ti-U. " '
frtf
a, .-hoT-th'iv mum x m
1tl,bountU.S.i,lyof1lre,Sof,
...nnrinnm - it. pmnli-nt. nml nllvo to their work. DlwlDllnc. nrm hut kind, uniform and thorou 'ii. Espenscf
nM i.n.nrrinv it. nn.i muiinnu irr.i.iiiiit.nr? the. -
. t . , ., , i.,..inl mora,, nn, nr.t Inferlnr In llmqn nf nur liest CiiMei-pa.
i .,..i.ita. , (l.i..n. nnnnn .if muni ihint u mid tronii
aidlu dm . lo'plutf their puwtra, una abundant opportunities for ell paid labor alter leaving School,
i,"'.,,.,
JUST RECEIVED.
IBB 31
Paper Hanging.
VM. P. fiODINE,
WON ST., IIKLOvV SECOND, IlLOO.MMIl'lid, P
Is prepared to do ull kinds of
nOTJSE rAINIINO
Plain and Ornamental
PAPER HANGING,
I10TI1 UECOIiATlVE AND PLAIN.
.ill lalmlM ol" I'liriiiliirv llcpalrcd,
and iiiutlu iin gooil UN iit-tv.
NONE 11 UT FIItbT-CLAbS W011K1IEN FMPLOYED
Estlmatca made on all Work,
VM. V. I10D1NE.
Oct. 1,1573.
C. E. SAVAGE,
v. PKALEK IN
'Silyerwaro. Watchcs.Jewelry.Clocks.&c,
All kinds of WnUhes, Cloclm and Jewelry ncal
1 lepalred and uarranu.d.
may II, 'T8-U
rrzzza iTisvr
EI,A.STIC TRUSS
Hu ft ViA diffrtoi from H oibm,
to cup tbsp. villi blfAdtiullt(
i a cii ur, jpu l b 1 1 u
tuilluu f IU tody, hll bt
HtlllntharBii hHiaii hkrh ih.
IiitttlBMjgUiftprBiiaul j
Uk tb lrr. Wuit I kit I
lf nJ ttlgtit. tni nJIcUcuractrUln. llll Umu
ttlULESTOX TUUSS CO., Chicago, III
no v ig 3. m
aid
Highest UeJal at Viesna and PUladeljUa.
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
SO 1 Broadway, New York,
.Manufacturers, Importers & Dealers lu
VelvotFrames,AlburaB,GraphoRco)es,
STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS
Engravings, Chromos, Photographs,
And I'idred goods Celebrities, Actresses, etc.,
PhotographMaterials
We are 111 adquarteis for ever thing In Iho way of
Storo:ptieonr and Magio Lanterns,
Kocbstylebelngthe vest of Its class In the market.
beautiful photograp'ilo Transparencies of btatu
wy and Engravings lit the window.
. 'ff"'ilass. Manuocturers of Velvet Frames
lor lllnutures and Com ex Ulass Pictures.
Catalogues of Lanterns and slides, with direc
tions for using, sent on reot lpt of Un ama.
Jau D.'bo-ly
JOU 1'IUNTIAO
Xealljr and clieail iocute4 il the
COLOMBIA! Offipt,
CLOTH
mi?
reserred w Leu desired.
V. Course in riiymr.il Ciillure.
pln. reeetvo Sluto lllnloinas. conferrlnc! the followln
In the other Couriei reeelvo Normal tertlllcalei-
nnmoscH. i hosu wim ncsiro 10 I ntroo ine r iiine
For
1'. 1'. lllLLMYKII, Secretary.
THE DAVIS.
Sl.OOO REWARD.
ONK THilUSANI) (l.OOO) UOLLAHS
1'ltKMlU.M ofrereil io ANY PEKSON
Ihalwillilo a. (illKAT A KN(JK
OF WOHK on ANY OTUKIl
MACI1INK.
WHAT T11K
NEW DAVJS VERTICAL FEED
Will do without basting.
It will mnke itMo hem on .sheets, Ac, hern nil
manner or bias woolen goods, 88 noft merino, crape,
or poods dinicult to hem on other innclilics. it
makes a moro elaotic Mitch than any other machine.
It will turn a hem and put in piping at &amo ttrno
itwlll turn a hem. sew braid on the right Ride
and btltch on ttlumilng ul cue ojvrat on.
It will do f lllEnblasor fctralght, either on cotton
ur -rtuuieu Kouui.
It will Ti It across ben ins on any gooda.
I will Und a Drtf-s or Skirt artl Few on facing,
either with cr w llhout HiowlngMitchrh: bind Dress
(ioods with the Knme material, eltherfcnllop3,pol?its,
MiuaresorKt alirliT. 'i lie oiil mathliipth.ituiil liliul
liaia, Cloaks, or other artldes wilh Maa. batln or
MiK, irom ; 10 s intiKHiu in, without basting.
It will gait her with cr with -ut Feuingon.
It will gather between two pit ctR and sew on at
Hit same time.
Itwlll makearunioard Mitch u pillow blip on to
ine lavuiy uv i lie -.unit: iiinc.
It will shirr any kind orgoodi.
It will mako plaited trimming either with or with'
out bewlnlton.
It will mke rl'iltrd trimming either rcallaped or
oM.iiKJiL uuu u injury uu ui, ijju bUlllC I IHU'. II
v.ui inaKu kuiiu piauiug.
J.SAtTZEU.Gen'l Agent,
liloomhburir, 1h.
oct. 1,'SO-tf.
CANCERSCURFD
At Crase's Cancer Infirmary, AddUen, N. Y.
Hl'.MlillLlH OP PKIls-o.NM trornoll parts of the
world havrt been cured of this much dreaded uls
eiit,u nnd are now living witnesses thatthev have
been rescued trom a terrible and untimely deinh.
Doctors, .Mlnlsierssnd iho Poor treatedfn e. Wrltu
for a clrculvr giving full purl leul.irs. AdUilresi Drs.
ucu. i iiA.-si. a; i.umi iti,uvv, Add-on, . v.
Oct. 1, 'MMy
Weaver & Oo's Ads
A VALUABLE HOOK FREE.
"A treatlho on Chronic Mseasea."! mbrtietnir I'a.
lanh, 'I lu out. Lungs. Heart, Mcimiih. Liver. Kid
neys. I'llnury and 1 iinate Ills, nses j also ' lies; sent
free to uny address. Kverysurtinrlroni tbesedls.
eases can I ecuiid. M Ml for this boik toihe under-
higneu, a 1 njsieiiiiiii large iperu 1 ie, tnuorstd b'
Inn. iln il- of liudli L' i ll li us who Kstm tu bls,kll
sendbtamptopa) posttge to c. K. Llvlngbton.il.
w.. ii" i-ut 1 lur Biitei, juieuu, 111110.
aorlia. 'so.lv wacn
PENSIONS.
KVKIiV SOI.HIEH disabled In Hue of duty by
wound, disc asp, or Injury, Is rnlltlt it 10 pension.
Ph.,lo INCHLAMvIi -.Many lire druwlnir less
than entitled to. Ihousands of Ilurs entitled to
j eiision uuu iiuuiuy. itti.i'1 x.i 1 Ahhsi reKipened.
AHAMlO.SEll CASK.s Ilnlslud. Conies or hist ilia.
charges obtatM d.-clulins of ever description pros-
Address with stamp,
II H. IiKHLIN CO., Attorneyn,
sept. 10, 'siuim witco liox tin Washington, D. C,
ml ITT A I Morphliio Habit cured In 10 to 20
1 J ill daj s. fvo pay till cured, lir. .1. .stk-
i'!ias.s, 1.1011111111, 11. vvico npril '1 so-iy
KPW PIT!!,1 consump Ion k Asthma.
vyjn, Never jit failed. Address
uu aiuiui nu.,11., i' 1 osiuurg, .V1U,
feb.d, si. j 1 w Aco
c
Plllllllllltlllltlll.
Nursorymon, Florists,
- cjtntionors nna
Duslnoss Pooplo
crerywhere ai dclishteil with, aaj
Make and Save Money
by wing the wo,M renownc J l3dcl
Press
PRINTING
It It Iwire cnoueh to do til th pnntini; required, itronr, riul,
?AaX V WuMK.tl-ayireliaUe.MTany boycun mnik-elt,
nil 1I0 huntlredt of doll if ortH cf work ery yef, WmiVt
twelve tIylc,Ulhtn4an'lrIpoerf i4nSirn;ir, prueftom
1 1 00 ujmir.U hend tent itJunn fur CircuUrt. Over J.cxxi In
"M. Ci"'TBieM0Uiil.fHslnmd6 me rcr foo'co lad
mcifiih and urur.l froi(ti lieaJ KIbs. Ilouhtun, Tei.
My MuliKL Tkhss In, over p.,t f, r iiitf ii,edy la r 1
lin? ilone' rWt WtBD. rttield. III. "Th.
MODKL d all and even more Hun you claim for It." I. II,
NVPfr ,N.inn .N J llrvl'HK.atl'rl5.',8,iri.lSyine"
N.b.W . 79. AdJreiallt.dcriirtnnuirieitonianuratturern
J, H. Daughaday t Co, 72t Chestnut St, Philadelphia
Din pAV ! Fen our Hui'er Hand Vrlnt
DIU Itt I liitf Mumps, used tor all ITlutlng
jiuriRists una Urn 11 inarklnir, &ampltirei,
E. TAV1AJII A Cl)., Cle-.-land Olilo,
It rT AgeoU to Sell th SUndajd. A-rHcultural Book
Farming for Profit
Vaw. Acourata, Conii.rtuenilTa. A Caninltta Fana
ICLLS tlUW Xfl
I'nltlvat ll l-.rm 1
lireed ft Car for LlTtStock,
(.row fruit. S!nMbuiinii,
AnaHcure llapplne.
Make Money
I U
J. C.UcUimUY X CO., l'hiludelliUlit, Pa.
iiov IV Mn aid
AGENT! WANTFn nvrriTwiiEnR to ,n
nucn 1 o nan 1 tu1iJitrlt,11yll,t:
tlnir Mutlilm, evor uvenlrd. Wl, knit a ntiirof
jloitliiif., nun lli;i:i, a d ! nu con, Uit. m
Wmlnult. Uvvill alMilim.iiri.lvaii.iyifl.ucjl
york lorul.kli IlitroliaUaviuiealv market, hriil
f.r circular audi ini ..to llio Tiiumlil, Knlltliii
Machine Co., IW WuJiingiuu al., Luaie", l!w ,
tepi lu, s .Jm aid
c,
m.ooMsiu'iu., i't,
Manufacturers of
Carriages, Buggios, Phaotona,
PLATFOHM WAGONS, tc.
flrst-clasa work always on hand.
KKPAIItlNQ NEATLY DONS.
Prices reduced to suit the times.
ildghs,
$5
Outut free to iliou who vvM, to engage In
tho most pleasiitit and piolllablnbiinnes.
iiuii, r.nriiiiiig new, Cunlta not re
nulrtil. U'n ulll rnrt.1,.1, .,....!... .1...... :.n
'idaynnd unvvardalseosllir rnnrt,, m V,::,..';
avvayfrom hornii over ntght. No risk whatever.
Many new workers wanted at once. Mauv aro mak
ing fort une; at the business Ladles make as much
asmen,andvoungbo) andglrU make b real pay.
So ono who Is willing to work f, lis to make morii
money every day than can tie made In avveik at any
r, HISX .Vlymf1u. h0ba wnoengaw aionw
111 Und a abort road to fortune, Addrous II. Hal.
LinTtdo., PortJiind, Main. ielj.
llfejX "lis
j-OUTllKUN
CKNTItAL IiA,rtu
W1NT1CU TI.MK TA111,H.
tn an. I nlln Q..n.1,,. V... .
on tho riil adclphla fi tirln Ha IroTidDlUJi,,;- n','t"
asfollonsi -'""mum
wuvrwAim.
Erlo Mall li avei l'hlliidrlplili
" " William iTrt
" " .leisey horc
" " lick llaun
" 1 Ilenovo
" nrrlvn nt i:rlo
II
4 .
"Winn
I'l in
1, I'
'4 1. 1
Hi
H pi,
4 8i p
4
U5II u
4 ii ti i
I ;"!
Niagara Express leitesl'lillnilel hla
iiiirrisoiirg
" arr. at Mlltiiinport
11 Lock llaun
" " Henoo
Fast Une leaves I'lilladeli hla
llinrtsliur(r
" arrlio at I llainsnort
" " Link llneti
EASTWAIIll.
rocldc Hxprcss leaves Lock Haven
" Jersey M,i,i o
" ' Mllllnmsptit
" arrive at llarrlstmri;
" riilliidolpIiTa
Day Express leaves hemivo
" " Iick llnven
' ' V llll.ilnsnort
' 6
' in
SKI
" J ' (J I.,
iw i
111.
III.
I' .
if-
' arrive nt limii-iiurL'
riilludelplilA
0 .
Krtn Mall loaves Ilenovo
1 " Lock Haven ,
" " Wllllamsooit 1
" arrives at llarrlsburg om
" " Phiiuicipiiu , ;
Fast Lino leaves vvillliiinport i,n,(:
" nrrlvesnt ll.irilMiurg . a,
" " Philadelphia '
Lrlo Mall west and Hay lixpress Last n, ,
nr.t.i.i ..I In,, a n, Vf.rl linn .1 .,-r in,..l v, II 1. I .
trains for Wtlkeibano and .'-cruiiloii,
Krle Mall West, Nla.'nra Hxpre's Wist m,i f,,.
Line West make close eonmitlon at Vli .,
wilh N. c. it. v trains north.
N'tiiL'nra Lxnress WcfcL illul l)nv 1 r ....
inikoeloocontiietluii atl.oikllnven Mhi p v
It It. trains.
V.ti .Malt eat nnd West connect, nt . r
Iriilns nn L. S. & M. M. It. H. : at Culrv li , . .
V. t. il. : ut ! lnnoriuin with 1 N. e h a
nnd at Driftwood Willi A. V. It. K.
Parlor cars will run between Phlla ieli, . .1.,
vlilaiiiport on Magara hxpiess vveM, nml lu u
pi ess Kast. ."Sleeping cars on all night t mini
.'l. '1. II V 1.11 IV 1,
l,elier.ll Sj(,'
VrOKTIIKIlN CKNTllAIi i:IIAAV
1 COMPANY ,
on and after November SOth, ls.3, trains vvi.i iut,
unbury asfollows :
NOHTIIWAIII).
Ei lo Mall D.so a. in., arrive Elinlra
11 Cannndalgua .usr.Ei
llochesler.. '..if
Niagara., 9 in
Itenovo accommodation 11,10 a. in. arrive ttimo
portn.M p. m.
ElmlraMalU.lSa. m., arrlvo Klmlra vi.v.m u.
liuffalo Express LIS a. 111. arrlvo Buffalo s.m a
hOUTIIWAlll).
UutTalo Exprcos a. rn. arrive llarrlsburg
" Ilaltlinore 41
Klmlra Mall 11.16 a. m., arrlvo llarrl.sbur,' '
" Wiushlngton .-3i
" Ilaltlmore c
" Washington
llarrlsburg accommodation
burglo.rxi p. m.
arrlvo Ilaltlmore
" Washlnglonc 3
Erie Mall 1 J.M a. m. arrive llarrlsburg 3 it. a ra
" Ilaltlmoro 8.411
" Washington 10.JS"
All dally except Sunday.
D. M. IIOVD, Jr., Oeneral Passenger Agen
A. J. CASSATT, Oeneral .Vvi;a;,r
"pilILADEU'IIA AND KKADIXt. KO.lt
AKIIANGEMENT OF l'ASSKXGER
TRAIN'S.
May II, 1S79.
TlllINS LKiTK nCPBlIT is FOLI OW SrKPaT HI mil
For New York, I'hlladelphla, Heading, r,asillf
Tamaqua, c, 11,45 a. m
For Catavvlssa, 11,45 a. m.7,!l and 7.35 1 m
For Wllllamsport.C.ssos a. m.uud l.ml p ta.
TKilNS FOR H0T8HT LK1TK AS FOIXOWS. (si MilT II
CKPTKO.)
Leovo New York, 8,45 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia, D,45 a. m.
I?ave Heading, 11, tin. in., Pottsrlllc, U,.i9p n
UUU 1UIU1CIUU, JJ. lilt
Leave Cataw lssa, 6,20 a. m. and 4,im p. m
Leave Wllllamsport ,9 45a.m,s,15p. m. and 4,"' p m
Passengers to arid from New Yorkiind I'htiadtl
phla go tnroug.i iv tUiout change of cars.
J. K. WIMlTTEN,
Oeneral ,Man..gtr
C. CI, HANCOCK,
General Ticket Agent.
Jan.l4,ii70-tf.
ELAWAKE, LACKAWANNA AM
WKSTKHN ItAlLliOAl).
BLOOMSHUKd DIVISION.
Tlmo-Tablo No. 39, Takes cITect at 4 m v
MONDAY, JUNE 10, ISiS.
NOHTIL
HTATIONb.
p.m. p.m. n.m.
P ii
i. m
9 so
9 23
9 17
9 OS
8 54
S 51
S 45
4 1
9 461
9 37:
scrar.ton
llellevue
Tayloivllle.,
...Lackawanna.....
Plttston
.. Wist Plttston...
Wvoming
ilnllby
Jiennttt.
Kingston
Klmrstou
VI 0 II
2 16 6
il It V
2 -l D I
V 6 4
2 41 IO
't il i tl
I e K
&i e cl
j ft ?
9 30
9 24
9 19
9 14
3 51
3 45
3 41
1! 41
Pi ft
3 30
3 10
9 04
S 44
10 13
lo 33
..Plv mouth .lunc.
3 IU i "
8 S3 3 20 6 65
....PI
lv mouth..
10 29 3 1
i V6
jVVUllll'ltU
Nantlcoke
.Hunlnek's reek
...shlckshlnny....,
....Hick's Kerry....
....Peach Haven.
.Lerwick ....
Hrlar creek
21 I ,1
S 12
8 04
7 61
7 3s
3 12
3 114
2 51
2 39
8 47
8 3D
10 31
10 42
3 ill I II
3 5 4
a fin s
4 IU i IS
4 II' ti
4 IS 9 i
4 J5 i !!
4 t S3
4 S3 I .
4 11 IK
4 49 l
11- s .1
a uu s i
6 15 i II
tl 911
8 23
10 65
111 07
11 13
111 '
8 17
8 12
7 .12
2 31
7 25 2 23
8 06
7 IS
7 14
7 10
7 02
6 66
6 60
6 45
6 27
6 15
6 00
...Willow drove....
1 tmn lHiliri.
2 l4
1 57
1 6t
1 46
1 27
7 44 1 Espy
7 331 ...liioombburg I
7 331 Hupert
7 29ICatawlssa linage.
7 111 Hanvlllo
11 S9
11 4S
II 6
11 67
12 IS
cnuiasky
Cameron
t, 31' 9
12 45 5 45
1 00 6 45
.Northumberland,
.m. p.m. a.m.
p m tui
W. F. IIALs'IKAO
tjupertntendont's omce. Bcrunton, Juno io
0.Q
w
AINWKIGHT A CO.,
WHOLESALE GUOCEICS,
Puii.adki run,
Dealers In
TKAS, HYHUPS, COFFEE, KL'GAH, MOLAssSS
Kl B, Sl'll'BH, SICABB 30DA, &C, JtC.
tt. Corner -nond and Arch streets,
wf-ord rs wdl roe-ivH piomiit ntiaintiou
mZSMmi For IW,
'In V
3 LA", AP.ni ixoic-LW riC ".
MiCr-r.,' TAnintnti'.'r'IL't"' 'h" nan
ii.iiin i 1
noslilH; dr -ii Ir a
bieaths tin
nose. Ji ii i .
bo.Ii d, 1' ii "
healing Uu ui - J
men br in
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III'
Jiif iliu ear ruei
ihorouglii
KliWS 0KKA.U 15AIM
Is receiving tho endorFiment if the sun r
druggist, and ploslclun. Never has uiiui'i
much merit tiecn prulueed tor ll.e ti 'n
un-iiib! tu nl diseases as Hits n-ver-rut!l gM1 1
li universally tiiktiuwleiigi d ns inlnk
elalinld fur It, il e at pllcullon Iseasj '
lit, causing no pain Issoothitig ui'diti
ceding the uo of poiviiers, liquids mel l.n'i
to cents, on receipt of 1 0 cents will sen I I
free. M nl for e'.icular, wllh full infiiiuiui i
tLY'.S UIIK4M HALM CO., c wig'i "
,l Wlinleanle by
New Yokk MeKess'in 4 llubblns. Hall a b
O. N. ciuienlon, W. II. Hbe trilli. o n
ger. cl O", Ij tri e, .Mulsh A burdnir, Tarr W '
Praer Lee. ami others , ,
1'uii.inF.ti uu-builih, Kline & Co.. JoLust n i
loway A' Co.
Khantun, Pa. Matthews Pros.
AT HtTilL UV ALL 1H1.10U1STJ..
tic', si, wj-tf
HELP;
Yourselves by raakng ' ' I
u hen ft irold II I'lulil e 1 '
fend, thereby alwovsk' I -nnviriv
trom vour door i''.'
whoalwajBtakoiidvantJgeofiho goodehai'1 ''
iii'' king money tint aio offend, geiieralli b 1 '
wealihy, wnllti tlirso whu do not luipruV' "
ehances remain In imverlv, Vn naiil mm) w''
bov sand girls to work fur us right I u Uiclr'
clinics. Tlio business will pay more thau ! n ' " ' .
urdlnary woges. e lurnlsli an exiciislii' nu'ii' " "
all Ihal sou uied, free. No ono who engages tai -
mako money very rapidly. You can demt' V""
w o'elluietothnwoikorcinlyvourspar; in"1'",',,
Full Information amlall Hut Is needed ''!';',.
Address bnssoN n Co., Portland, .Maine. oct.'S" 'J
I3U81NEBS CA15D8
ViaPflNrKHItlH,
LBTTEltHEADI
1,11.1. IIKADS,
POHTKItS, 0 tC,
N'ently and Chealy tirlnted a'
u IAN Office.
the CohVU