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HRNKSIS AND UF.OUlOY.
When wo find in wit urn nnd Script
ure Hint wiiIcimIoA not rociu to lo con
sistent, wo inttst roconoilo nnturo to
jsovipttirv. AVo must accent tlio HI
Wo n tlio Divino word, nml in ensu wo
lind that which wo cannot possibly rec
oncile, wo must be satisfied to know Hint
it is beyond our comprehension. It is
not proposed to explain tho whole subject
of (lenesis, but simply to show fin well
ns nmy be, tho agreement between the
account of tho creation, by Mono, nnd
tho testimony given by tho rocks, (hid
created the Heavens and tho earth, mid
nil that therein is in six days. We are
not to suppose that these days were only
twenty-four hours long. There wns then
no division of time,nud if there had been
as there is now, where nro thoso davs
to lu mensuredf At tho polls where they
me six months long or at tho equator
where they nro but twelve hours in
length! It is generally held by scientific
men tlmt the word tiny us used hero
menus period, nnd judging from the for
mation of the different rocks and strata
lint enter into the composition of the
earth, they hold thnt these periods wero
from one thousand to four thousand
years in length. One of tho strongest
proofs of this fact is, that many of tho
shells which live on the coast, and not n
few of the species of wild animals that
still roam over the land were in existence
many years before tho creation of man.
des mition or tub hkoi.ook ai. kokma
tion or r.AUTii.
Embodied in the ci ust of the earth aro
frequently found nnimals belonging to
extinct species. Most of these animals
are remarkable for their immense size.
During this ancient time the Northern
Mammoth lived in great nbiindance, also
the hippopotamus, and two species of
rhinoceros, nnd though they have all
ceased to exist, wekuowthat the descen
dants of soino of their contemporaries,
such as the badger, the fox, wild cat and
red deer still live amid our hills and
brakes. Tho trees too, under which they
roamed, and whoso remains we find bu
ried in the same crust, .were of species
thnt still hold their plncc as aboriginal
trees of the country. For innnv'nges
must the old extinct elephant have" roam
ed amid these trees. From one limited
ti;t of Ben-bottom on tho coast of ling,
lnnd, tho fishermen engaged in dredgiii"
oysters, brought ashore m thirteen years
no less than two thousand elephants'
grinders, besides great tusks and portions
of skeletons. Hemains of this ancient
elephant occur all over tho globe, in a
broad belt, about thirty degrees in
width. It must have taken ages to pio
duco bo many of these mammoth ani
nials. We will speak of the animals of
this period again. Let us nowglaneo at
the question to whether the revela
tions of the science of geology may be
reconciled with the scriptural account of
tho creation, It has been already ex
plained that tho days referred to are pe
riods of long duration. There aro six
of these periods, but geology is called
upon to prove but threo ot them, vi:
Tlio period of plants, of great sea mon
sters and creeping things and the period
of cattle and beasts. Of the period dti
ring which light was created; of tne pe
riod during which' a firmament was
made to separate the wators from the
wiitfrs; or of tho period during which
t t two great lights uiti, ttieotlicr hcav-.uly-
Holies became visible from the
earth, :hu rocks will give us no informa
tion. Tho principal geoloirical divisions
ire the nrst or oldest frwwii I.--..; i:
. ..... v.,,,,,,,. ul.
visou the secondary, or middle, and the
tertiary or latest. In the first we find co
rals, fishes, a few reptiles. lint tlmt flint
which gives the leading characteristic
iu iuio (icuuu is us vegetation. It was
the period of plants, "of herbs yielding
Bum diu'i wiBir kiiiq. in no other ace
Al'na tlufn iiifrm u....l. Jl ....
..o ....v.u nugii u iiora. ine youth
of tho earth was peculiarly a grein and
,7 .'"' "urn 01 uusK and tan
gled forests, of hugo pines, the tall t reo
lern and many others. Every foot of
the dank and steaming soil was covered
with the most rank and luxuriant herb
age. Of this extraordinaay ago of plants
wo have our cheerful witnesses in the
names mat roar 111 our chimneys when
we Dilo no tho wintnr firms ;..
that lights our cities, in the glowinir fur-
....0 ...... 1, Diiiuib our iiiecais, in tho Ion'
dusky trams that with shriek and snorf
speed rapidly across our continent, and
in tho great vessels that rush in foam
over the ocean. This is the period of the
coal formation. Tim irmlr.,.;i
----o"ti"-w cmiciicu
is completo as to tho fact that tho first
,.wiuu uigiiiuzL'u oemg was pe
culiarly, as iiescnbed in Mosaic record
perid of plants and trees. The middle
period possessed, lifcn tlm .
lierbs and plants, hut not nearly of as
luxuriant a errowth. Tim ,r,-i.i
cesof tho ago wero its huge creeniii"
tmnrrii ita inrinQf.i Af .1... .1 . w
......oU) U1 U1U uCCj.f ami its
i'S'"1"" u'luni "3 8M0WI1 uyitslootprints
111 the sand stone. Its wondorful whales
its lizards and its
auras and megalosarusanimals that moro
man rivaueii ine existing elephant in
height, and greatly rivalled it in bulk,
must have crowded the plains, and
swarmed the rivers in myriads, and wo
know thnt thn fnnt.iirlnta nf r !.
... . j , t uuu ln us
many birds is at least twice tho sizo of
!.... .. C .. 1 . .... .
111.1t vi iiursu or camel. Thus the sec
ond creation m the Mosaic account cor
responds to tho spcnnfl m.il,..i .,.:
od, as it was a period m which God cre
ated tho fowl that flieth nl
with moving creatures! both in tho wat-
ib mm uii iiiu lami. rno third period
in its vecetation. seems tn im !,.,.. ....
moro conspicuous than tho present, its
icjuuca utxujy ii Huuoniiiiate place, nut
its beasts of tho field wero wonderfully
developed. Its mammoths and masto
dons; rhinoceros and hippopotamus, the
Dinothcrium and Mn
exceed in bulk and numbers the largest
u1111u.11 ui uui jjivhuhu in speaking ot
liiiginuu uv ui.ii, nine, an Jiingiish natu
rahst says: "Otrand, indeed, was the
launa ot tho JJntisli Isles in thoso days
Tigers ns largo again ns tho biggest Asi
atio sneciea lurked intlin nncinnt tl.!n!.i
Elephants nearly twico tho bulk of the
largest ono now m existence roamed in
herds. Tho massive cave-bear aud largo
cave-hyena, with two species of groat
uauu, u iiui-Ho or a smaller size, an ell;
that stood ten feet four inches in height
were tho species of animals, with many
others, belonging to this period. Trul v,
this tliiril nnil l.'lHt norinil w-iu i.nnli...t..
tho ago of great 'beasts of tho earth after
their kind, and cattle after their kind.' "
inero is anotner period, called tho
Azoic, before animal lifo wns created
when the temperatiiro of tho earth's crust
seems to have been so light thnt the
strata at first deposited apparently in
water, passed into n semi lluid state, be
camo strangely waved and contorted.
This is the lowest stratum found, Gneiss.
Let us silpttoso that during tlio ear
lier part of this period ot excessivo
heat, tho watery of tho ocean had stood
at tlio boiling point even at the surface,
and further that tho half molten crust
stretched out over n molten nbyss,was so
that it could not support, save for a
short time, '.after some convulsion, even
n small island above thosealevel. What
would bo tho aspect of tho scene a few
hundred yards over tho bc&T It would
be a blank, for the earth was completely
ciiwrutped in a cloud ofXtMa. Asa
beneath this thick canopy tho unseen
deep would literally "bollns a pot," wild
ly tempested from below, while from
time to time more deeply seated convul
sion would upheave to tho surface, va"t
tracts ot hnit-hioiten rock, soon nun in
to disappear, and from which waves of
enormous bulk would roll outwards, to
meet with giant waves of other convul
sions or return to hiss and sputter against
the heated mass, whoso violent upheaval
had first elevated and sent them nbroad.
Such would bo the probablo stato of
thlngsduring tho times based deep In
that chaotlo night whuh must have con
tinued to exist for ninny rtgos after that
beginning of things in which God crea
ted the heavens nnd the earth, nnd which
preceded the first dny. Within the cloud
spoken of, nil would hnvo been darkness
to n human eye. At length, however,
ns the earth's surlnco gradually cooled
down, the steam atmosphere became less
dense nml at length tho rnys of tho tmu
struggled through, in obedience to the
divino mandate, "Let there bo light,"
Hut space will not permit us to take up
each day separately. The work of tho
second and third days us itiven by Mo
ses are confirmed by the testimony of
tho rocks, on the -itli day the sun
moon nnd stnrs appear. Ihey were prob-
nuly created before, the fifth nnd six
days, that of great sea monsters and
winged fowl, and that ot cattlo and
beasts of tho earth, belong to the second
ary period, and tho tertiary, In which tho
gigantio mnmmnls possessed tho earth.
Man belongs to tho closo of this latter
period: Jt wns for him that tho earth
had been undergoing through so many
ages the changes that had come over it.
All these wero to fit it for man's habita
tion. In either of tho previous periods
man could not hnvo lived. The atmos
phere that surrounded the globe would
have been instantaneously iatal to him.
lint it was ready to veceivo him, and he
wns created by God. Iu His own im
age created He him, and with man's ap
pearance on the scene, tho days of crea
tion end. and the Divine Sabbath begim
that Sabbath of rest from creative
labor of which tho proper work ii the
moral development and elevation of the
species, nnd which will tenninnto only
with' the full completion of thnt sub
limu tnsk on tho full accomplishment of
which God's eternal purposes and tho
tendencies of man8 progressive nature
aro alike directed. The sixth day ol
creation is thus described by llugh
Miller, a celebrated writer on the testi
mony of the rocks:
"Again tho night descends, for the
fifth day has closed, and morning breaks
on the sixth and last day of creation.
Cattle and beasts of the field gra.o on
the plains, the thick-skinned rhiuoceros
wallows in tho marshes; tho squat hip
popotamus rustles among the reeds or
plunges sullenly into the river, great
herds of elephants Beek their food amid
the young herbage of tho woods; while
animals of fiercer nature, the lion, the
leopard and the bear harbor in deep
caves until the evening, or lie iu wait for
their prey mid tangled thickets, or be
neath some, broken bank. At length as
the day wanes and the shadows length
en, man, the responsible lordof creation,
formed in God'sown image, is introduced
upon the scene, aud tho work of creation
ceases lorever upon tho earth. The
nightfalls once more upon the prospect
and then dawns yet another morrow
the morrow of God's rest, that divine
Sabbath in which there is no more crea
tive labor, which was 'blessed and sanc
tified beyond all the days that had gone
before, has as its special object the mor
al elevation and refinement of man. Aud
over it no evening is represented in the
record ot Moses as tailing, tor its spe
cial work is not yet complete." Such
seems to have been the sublime pnnorn
ma that passed before the vision of
"The shepherd who first taught tho cho
sen seed, in the beginning how tho
Heavens and earth roso out of chaos."
And rightly understood, it seems that
there is not a Hiticrle scientific truth that,
not only accords with, but confirms the
minutest of the details of tho creation as
given us by Moses.
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is astonishing New York, Cesare Galeotti,
a child only mae years of age, .is astonish
ine Italy by bis remarkable ability us i
pianist and musician. He is described by a
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nino years old. Hi kaowl&lge of music Is
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Any air played onco before h'ltn, isimmedi
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he certainly never could have beard previ
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melody given him and make endless and
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down on paper the airs be has played with
precision. Tb'w "prodigy" played rcoently
before Pope Leo XIII., who presented him
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able little boy that she is about to place bitu
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storo Huir on Bald Heads.
WIin4 llio World has been
,Vjintin t'ov Centuries.
Th crcatcet discovery of our day, so far E3 a
largo portion of luiruanlty lj concerned, la CAIi
BOLINi:, (in article prepared from petroleum, and
nUlch effects a completo and radical euro In case of
bnldnrBK, or wlicro tho lialr, owing to diseases of
the Fcnlp, has becoino thin and tends to fall out.
It Is also n ppcedy restorative, and nhllo its ueo Se
cures a luxuriant growth of hair, It also brings bade
the natural color, and gives tho most completo sat
isfaction In tho using, Tho falling out of tho hair,
tho accumulations of dandruff, and tho prematura
change In color are all evidences of a diseased con
dltlcn of the scalp and the glands which nourish tho
hair. To arrest these causes tho article used must
possess medical as well as chemical vlrtncs, and the
change must begin under tho tcalp to be of perma
nent and lasting benefit. Such an article Is CAP.
UOLIN'n, and, like many other wonderful discov
eries, It Is found tocouBlst of elements almost In
their natural state. Petroleum oil Is the artlelo
which Is made to work such extraordinary results ;
but It Is aftct ,It has been chemically treated end
completely deodorized that It Is In proper condition
for the toilet. It was In far-off Ilussla that tin
i Sect of petroleum upon the hatr was first ohsen cd,
n Government officer having noticed that a partially
bald-headed servant of his, when trimming thi
lamps, had a habit of wiping his oll-besmearcJ
hands In his scanty locks, and the result was In a
few months a much finer head of black, glossy hair
than he ever had before. The oil was tried cot
horses and cattle that had lost their hair from tho
rattle plague, and tho ichiIU wero as rapid as they
nerc marvelous. The r.iuues aud even tho tails of
horses, which had fallen out, wero completely re
stored In a few week. Thcso experiments weio
heralded to the world, but the knowlcdgo wns prac
tically useless to tho prematurely bald end gniy, a?
no ouo in civilized society could tolerato tho use of
rctlocd petroleum ns a dressing for tho hair, But tlu
skill of cno of our clieml.tj lias overcome the dull
cully, mid by a process known only to himself, hj
lias, nficr very e lahornto nnd costly experiment, suc
ceeded in deodorizing rcuned petroleum, which
renders it susceptible, of being handled ns daintily
us tho famous tatuli coloyne, ThecxpcrlmenlswItU
llio deodorized JlquM on tho human hair wero at
tended with the most astonishing result A fevr
applications, where tho hslr wai thin and fulling,
Knve remarkable tono and vigor to tho scalp and
hair. Every parllclo of dandruff disappear' 0:1
tho first or scconddresslng, nnd tho liquid so search
lag in its nature, seems to penctrata to Iho roots nt (
once, and set up a radical change from tho start. It
Is well knowu that tho mo.t beautiful colors aro
made from petroleum, and, by somo mytterlona
operation of nature, the use ot this article, rjrad'i
ally Imparls n beautiful llgkt-broKu color to Ilia
hair which by coutlnucd use, deepens to a black.
The color remains permanent for an iudcfiulto length
ot time, and tho change is so gradual that Iho moit
lntlmato friends can scarcely diteet Hi progrces.
In a word, it Is tho most wonderful discovery of
the agt and well calculated to inako the prema
turely bald and gray rejoice.
Wo ndilxi our readers toplvoitntrlal, f.cllue;
satisfied 1 hut ono application v. Ill convince them if
Its wouderful ellccts. Jltttturgli Commtixial cj
Crt.IB, lb77.
The article is telling Its own story In tlio hands of
thoussuds who arouaiuglt with the most gratifying
aud encouraging results :
V. II. Dhill Co.. Fifth Av enuo Pharmacy, sayj.
"Wo hav e sold preparations for tho hair for upward
of twenty jours, but have never had ouo to sell ai
well orgneeuih universal eutlsfaellcu. Wot'icrc
jorerccummend tt with confidence to our friends
ud the general public.''
Mr. Oustavcs 1 IIau, of the Oates Opera
Troupe, writes: "After six weeks' ueo Ism con
vinces, ns a re aisowy comraues, mat your -i;aroo-
.me iiui ui.u is producing
lug a wonderful growth of
for Jears."
hair w hero i had none
C. II. Smith, of thcJcnulo Uhjht Combination,
writes! " After using jour 'Carbollne' three weeks
1 am convlncid that h.dd bends can be ' re-halred.'
It's simply wonderful In my case."
I). F, Anrnvn, ehnniit, Iiolyole. Jfus.. writes;
lour -L-urooiine- nns resiorei' my nair all
r after ci cry-
lulugilsc hadfnlleU."
Joitrti 13. 1'om), tllorney-al-la'.v, No. Attleboro,
Mass., writes 1 For more than veuniii iiorllouof
my head has liecuns suiooth and frie from liulr n- a
billiard bull, but some tlejit ucLs ago I was Iu
duced to try your c'.irbollue, nud the iilWt Jul
Ucn simply wonderful. Where no hair has bee )
seen for years there now cpi.-ars a Ihiek Krowih.
and I am convinced that ty continuing It., use I shoii
l,aro as good n head of hslr ns I mrlail. Itlj
crowing now pearly as ronldly as hair ilacs after
Ills cut.
CABBOLINE
It now presented to the public without tear of con
tradiction as tho best Itestoruilvu and II -auUflcr of
tho Llair tho world has ever produced.
Price, ON1J DOI.I.Alt per bottle.
(sold by all Iruculls.
KENNEDY 4 COTPITTSBURG, PA.,
Sol AjnbU f or the Uulted Stales, tho Canada and
Urcat llrllsln.
Wops, piano
UltVTAlNniHiup. rarer Fret).
Daniel F. liealty, Washington, U. J.Jan.
14HMW a
PUBLIC 8ALE HAND BILLS
Printed at tliia Office
OH SHORTEST NOTICE AMD AT THE
MOST BjIS0V4BLTWM8
I BALD
STATE N 08MAL SO HWU i
,-.K.v.vV f on...... nun .tuumu, uguivu ujr (jus,
experienced, efficient, and allvo W their work. Discipline, firm but kind uniform nun n,m
Elemental?. IV. Classical.
IV. Course In
m
amM
i it oniiiiV y .r. '.:;,...."'.S-
of Trualrra.
sPKEirs
PORT GRAPE WINE
Used In tho principal Churches for Communion
curposes.
EXCELLENT FOR LADIES AMD WEAKLY
PERSONS AND THE AOED.
Speer'n Port Grape Wine
FOUR YEARS OLD.
This Celebrated Native Wlno Is made from the
julco ot tho cporro Grape raised to this Country
Its Invaluable
Tonio and Strengthening Properties
are unsurpassed bv any other Native Wine. Ileing
t ie puro Julco of thoorape. produced under Mr
Sneer's own personal supervision, its purity nnd
genuineness aro gurantced. The youngest child
may poriako of Its generous qualities and ho weak
est Invalid iipu it to advantago It Is particularly
benlllclsl to the uged and debilitated, and suited to
the various ailments that affect tho weaker sex. It Is
In every respect WIMK TO BE 1IEUKD ON.
SPEER'S
B. J. Sherry,
The P. .1. SIIEItRY Is a Wine of Superior character
and partakes of tho golden qualities ot tho grape,
from which It. Is made. For Purity, Hlcbne6S,Flavoi
and Medical Properties, It will be found unexcelled
SPEER'S
I. J. Brandy.
This 11KANDY Stands nnrlvaled In rhla (Viimtrv
being far superior for medical purposes.
IT IS A TURK distillation f om tho grapo and con
tains valuable medical properties.
It has n dellcato flavor, similar to that of the
grapes from which tt Is dlsttlled.and Is In great favor
amoDg first class families.
Seo that tho signature of ALFRED SPEER,Passalc
N J., Is over tho corp. of each bottle.
SOLD BY G. A. KLEIM.
dOC i '60 t-
AND
Paper Hanging.
WM, F. BODINEi
IRON ST., 1IELOW SECOND, BLOOMSllDRG, TA
Is prepared to do all kinds ot
IIOtJSE rAINTINO
Plain and Ornamental
PAPER HANGING,
I10TU DECORATIVE AND riJvIN.
All UIiiiIs ori'iirnltiirc Itcpnlrcd.
autl matlo un good an new.
NONE HUT FIUST-CLASS WOltEMEN EMPLOYED
Estimates IVZado on all Works
WM. F. BOD1NE.
Oct. 1, 1S78.
KTZXZO J-1VJ"
ELASTIC TBUS3
HmiI'kI dlffWfuf tnm 1 1 oib.n,
brpiUp,tt& Btlf-AdjuulD
U4l liQ cDUr, ftdapul lull to ia
IltlllQ tttactinnrauu kVah ,
mlk thm rikMr. with luki
. s . ... iHimsiasiMia Mcari
lijinJnljhl, tnd nJtc4UuMfrUtn. Itli mt. dmthi
nwl tUip. 6.Qlbrnall. CtarcDlkrt fret.
raausToii anuss co.( cwciyo, iu.
Battlo Crook, Michigan,
HAHDriOTiniEss or tbs ohii orifoim
THRESHERS,
Traction nnd Plain Engines
and Horso'Powors.
XV.-ffiTfir j E.tabM.h.d
00 YEARS rc'r!
J L muwreuent, or location, to HUuM wp " i,
' ww tWTOMy slHsmsIl r feats.
evsr tesu
for lwl. Usrethsr with wptttor (ualutu la cmume.
i(m aiwj mttriaU not drouned of liy other msjisn.
""r 01 rrtior, iron u to It) bona
Two stylM of Mounted Unrw-Powera.
TRACTION ENGINES
tHrongtti. u4t dumhlt. and $firU:Jttr
at ui iu iisriv rawtr
MA
HTIUMPOa RBPARATOUH nd
CoUlplrlO Hlr.UI UulOManaUtltucaaHKu.
IVi m( Trunin u KnviBa.tiil VI. I., Iln..ln..
in tiia AmftrlAn m.rW
learning.
T
una
f urnlshod with a bountiful suuply of puro.soft
Expense
Art. V. Course in I'Iim!
. ... .
' .c"."""! mi iirip iu seciiro it, DV furnish ntr nielli.
F. r. JJUXJIVEIt, Secretary.
THE DAVIS.
$1,000 REWARD.
u,n-ViiV.V.SAD .d.OOO) DOLLARS
""""iu.ii oiiereil lo Ar rERSON
Ihal will .lo as ORKAT A RaNGK
OF WORK on ANY OTHER
MACHINE.
WHAT THE
NEW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED
Will do without basting.
si, win innKo wiuo hem on sheets, Kc, hem alt
manner of b'as woolen Roods, as soft meiliio. craDo
"Knot's dinicnlt to liern on oUicr nnchl'.Js. 'Tt
5 ft '"0?,,c'm0 ltcu than any other machine.
It win turn a hem and put In piping nt Snmu time
.,HtSli1.l,t"rn.a.h''m' sow bratd nn ihe right side
and Btltch on trimming nt ono oporat on!
nrwSiL!lLn,r blns'or straight, either on cotton
It will fell across t earns on nnv o-nnria.
I will bind a Dress or Skirt and scwonfaetrnr
either with or without showing ' smches-Wnd iiSsi
floods with thosamematertafelllie
i mV1 ts',Sr, ?. iLtl"c Je? wA bias, satin or
.7. " '"wivoiu .win, wunout Hasting,
H will gather with or without sewinr- nn
moaKrnSr bHKC tn0 rltces and sew on at
ttolffl;f?i5i7.l5S.?RS. mch P"1 SP to
It will shirr any kind of goods.
ou"MwlaRon.a,tea trlmmlnS cither with or with-
t nlen' JJ. 5P W"S PM or
will make ktilfe plSrinif. '' ",OB"mu
J.SALTZEB, Gen'l Agent,
oct.l,'SO-lf. Bloomsburg, Pa.
CANCERS CURED
At Orans's Cancer Infirmanr. Addiseri. M v
HUNDREDS im Pinsnvs ..
JnIi,iJebeea cufea tbumuch dreaded a
f,a!!5d a.now llvlnlf witnesses Uiat they have
been rescued from n terrible nnd untimely death
Doctors. Ministers and tho root tiAtedfree. Wrtte
nJ,a c.',?i3I.5.lvl?Kru" psrllculars. AddrtSss $r.
Oct 'si ny "Iwwti, AddlsoS, n. vi
Weaver & do's Ads
A VALUABLE BOOK FREE.
. "L trea,Isa. on Chronic Diseases." cmhraclrr. an.
larru,.,,."roal' t'ongs, Heart, Stomach. Liver KlrT.
neys. Urinary and Female Diseases "also wK' sonj
free to any address. Every surferef from theso dts.
l i.ndrysotiena.ngcl zfnl StTtyTo hlsluif
anrlfi. -se-iv 1 wicV.'
PENSIONS.
f,.:Jiu'.. .SOLDIER disabled In lino of duty by
i Jr.HioNH INCREASED. Many aro drawlnc less
than entitled to. Thousands of 'nelrs entitled to
Aaaresswltn stamp,
n, . .8.HEItLINA CO., Attorneys,
sept. 10, w&co Box m Washlngton.D. C.
O PTTTTVr MomlilHo Habit cured In 10 to a)
, naW nnn m. -bo-iv
' Outfit free to those who wish to encavrein
k-nriun ana Proritablo bus hesa
5 wW.y?.8."' UaPta' not re-
a day and upwards is easily mado without stayliir
anurnom homo over night. No risk whatever
-Many new workers wanted at onco. jiSSy e mak:
lugfortunes at the business Ladles make Tas mich
asuieu.andyoungbojs and girls makooreat nav
No ono who is wilting' to wor f. lit to make mora
money every day than can be madein aweek atany
ordinary employment. Thcee who engaSi at o
wlU nnd a short road to fortune. AddrSss u hSi
nitTTiro. Portland Mainn SorVP
THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE-
Whereas, the world renowned repuUtlon of tho
white bowing Machine
'J??!?,00? many "nserunulous competitors to rusort to
White Machine
WB WAHItANT THE NATDKAL WEAK AND TKAH
or TUB
White Slmlile Sewing Machine,
t'LATE NUMIlKIt inirxi win ...,.,
IN ilEPAlit TOltTHK'TEItM w"
IfKOJl TH18 D TE. FltEB OVClIivIimt 1SAI,H
bonsTndr?hturttleX,CePta l"e b""6 ot neo'UeB
P.Imrb,rtab?vol JSS! ffiS
WHITE SBWINQ MACHINE CO,
Tho WHITE" Bhuttlo Sowing Machino
J, BALTSBK, Oeneral Agent,
Oct. 1,
uioomaburg, fa,
JOB PRINTIWQ
Ne4lr kaJ cheaplr rtcatsd nt II..
Jmm
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
NORTHERN
OENTJtAL RAILWAY
WINTER TIME TAHLE.
!L R.?.d. ?er Rundsy. Nor. T. leso, tho tra'ns
on the Phi adoiphla & Erl Ha lroad Division win run
as follows I M
WESTWAItD.
Erie Mall leavoa Philadelphia
' " llarrlsburg
Wllllam.port
' .Tersoy Mhore
' lxick Haven
' Hcnovo
" arrive nt Krto
Niagara Express leavcsl'bllailclphla
' " llsrrlsburg
1 arr. at wmiamsport
" Lock Haven
" , . " Ilenovo
Fast IJno leaves Philadelphia
" " llnrrlsburg
" arrive at wiillamsport
" " Lock Haven
EA8TWAKD,
raclflo Express lcatos Lock Haven
" ". Jersey Bhoro
' " wiillamsport
" arrlvo at llarrlstiurg
" ' Philadelphia
Day Ex press loaves Ilenovo
" " Iwk Haven
" ' WIlltamKnnrt.
11 68 pm
4S5 an
8 40 a in
9 09 aw
40 a in
11 05 am
4 pm
voonm
la mpm
815pm
4 so p m
S40 p m
H to p m
4 on p m
I as p m
8 10 p m
7 (is a m
7 87 a m
ssoam
Woopm
8 45 p m
10 03 am
11 Main
IS 85 p m
8 40pm
o M p m
no pm
10 lo p in
It 80 pm
8 to a m
7 05am
Vi is a m
i, - . .. . . '
urrive ni, iinrriSDiirj
...mi .vttiui IVU110VU
' " Lock Haven
' " Wiillamsport
urriTes at 1 1 arnsmi ri
rir
Philadelphia
Fast Lino leaves Wlilinmsnort
" arrives at llarrlsnurir
a in a m
7 05 a m
" ' Philadelphia
Erlo Mall West and DavKjtnress Ksst mnkn rlnsn
connectlonsatNorthumbcriandwlthL.4; U. It. It.
trains tor Wllkosbane and Scranton,
Erie Mall West, Niagara Express West and Fast
Line nest make closo connection nt Wllllomsnort
with N. ft It. W trains north.
Niagara Express West and Day Express East
mako closo conncctluii at Lock 11 at cn with I). E.V
It. II. trains.
Erie .Mall cast and West connect at Erie with
trains on L. 8. M, 8. It. It. j nt Corry with O. o. 4;
. V. it. it. ; at Emporium with ii. N. Y. & P. It. It
and at Driftwood with A. V. It. It.
Parlor cars will run between rhtlalclphla and
WUIamport on Niagara hxprosa west, and Da Ex
press East. Sleeping cars on all night trains.
WM.A. IMLDWIN,
General 8upt.
NORTHERN
COMPANY.
CENTRAL RAILWAY
On and after November 20th, 1S7J, trains will leave
Bunbury as follows :
NOKTHWAIID.
Erie Mall e.so a. m., arrive Elmlra
" Canandalgua
ttochester
Niagara
,.n .i
, 3.35 p. I
, s.lc "
9 '40
Ilenovo accommodat ton 11.10 a. m. arrlvo tviliiiim
portls.es p.m.
Elmlra Mall 4.16 a. m., arrive Elmlra 10.40 a. m
Buffalo Express 7.1oa,m. arrlvo DulTalos.nna n
80UTIIWAUD.
Buffalo Express S.S0 a. m. arrive Harrlsburg
" Baltimore 8.40
Elmlra Mall 11.16 n. m., arrlvo Harrlsburg 1.50
" Washington 10.81
" Baltlmoro 0.80
" Washington
n&iTtsburg accommodation
burg 10.60 p.m.
arrlvo Baltimore
' Washington 6.13
Erlo Mall 18.59 a. m. arrive Darrlsburg 8,06 a. m
" Baltimore 8.40 "
" Washington 10.80 "
All dally except Sunday.
D. M. BOTD, Jr., Oeneral Passenger Agen
A. J. CASSATT, General Manage
pHILADELPHA AND READING ROAI
ARRANGEMENT OF PA PHEW El
TRAINS
May 11, 1879.
TKAINS LKAVB KUPBRT 19 FOLLOWSISrNniV KXl'KI 'H'
For Now York, Philadelphia, Beading, Pottsuih
Tamaqua, &c, 11,45 a. m
For Catawtssa, 11,45 a. m. 7,81 and 7,85 p. m.
For Wiillamsport, ,SS 9,05 am. and 4,M p. m.
TK1INS rOB BDPBBT LEAVE IS FOLLOWS, (SCNDAT
CKITBD.)
Leave New York, 8,45 a. ro.
Leave Philadelphia, 9,43 a. m.
Leave Beading, 11,55 a. m., Pottsvllle, 12,39 p. id
and Tamaqua, 1,35 p. m.
Leavo Catawlssa, e,so 8,w a. m. and 4,00 p. m. .
Leave Wiillamsport ,9.45 a.m,s,l 5p.m. and4,cop, m
rassengers to and from New York and Philadel
phia go througd without ehango of cars.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
General Manager
C. G. HANCOCK,
General Ticket Agent.
Jan.l4.laJ6 u.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA ANB
WESTERN RAILROAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
Tlme-Tablo No. 89, Takes otfect at 4:30 A. M
MONDAY. JUNE 10. 18T8.
NOUTU, I STATIONS.
SOUTH.
a.m. p.m. p.m
Scranton
..Uellevuo.,...
Taylorrtllo., ,
...Lackawanna....
Pittston
..West Pittston...
.....Wyoming
Maltby
Bennett
.....Kingston
Kingston
.Plymouth Juno..
....Plymouth
Avondnle
Nantlcoke
Ifunlock's creek.
;..ShlckBhlnny...
...Hick's Kerry...
...Beach naven...
.Berwick ....
...Briar Creek
..Willow Grove....
...Lime Itldge
..........Espy........
... Bloomsburg
Runert
9 85
2 10 6 16
2 16
2 22
2 80
2 S3
2 44
S 49
2 63
67
3 rs
6 SO
6 83
6 83
6 40
45
6 60
6 tS
8 69
7 10
9 45
9 63
10 07
10 19
10 83
8 15
8 10
7 18
7 IS
10 Sg
10 84
10 43
10 65
3 IS 7 26
8 21 7 83
8 88
3 35
8 60
4 03
4 10
4 18
4 '26
4 39
4 83
4 43
4 49
4 65
6 00
6 18
9 18
u SO
6 43
7 42
8 04
8 83
8 43
8 63
9 06
7 16
7 83
7 SO
7 44
11 07
11 13
11 SW
11 39
11 45
11 6
Catawlssa Bridge.
11 67
13 18
8 61
8 SI
9 61
9
9
uanvuio
Chulasky..
Cameron
.Northumberland,
13 45
cm.
p.m.
a.m
W. F. HALSTEA
D, snpt.
it.
'8
Superintendent's Office. Scrnqrnn. June 10.
'Ml
"yyAINWRIGHT & CO.,
WHOLESALE OltOCEHS,
PntunxLriita,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYBUPS, COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES
BICI, 8FICI8, B1C1BB 80DA, &C., fcC
N. B. Corner Second and Arch streets,
tar-orders will receive prompt attention.
Directions
For Catarrh
Hay Fever. Cold In trm
heid, to.. Insert with
little Onrer. a nartirlo
of the Balm Into tna
nostrils j draw strong
breaths through tho
nossi, ir. win bo ub
noibed, cleansing, ana
healing the diseased
meiiibrane.
rr I nTiiPHH.
Apply a paitlclo lnio
uu rur,
KLY'S 0KKAM IJAI M
Having gained an enviable local reputation, d'spla-
S'.S?A.8ii0t.,er-P!i?Pr,ltl0n ,a the vicinity of ills
alsrovery. Is, on Its merits alone, recognized ns a
wonderful remedy wherever known, A fair trial
will convince the most skeptical ot Its curative
powers. It effectually cleanses tho nasal passages
ot Catarrhal rus,cuuilnp healthy Beerellons. al
lays Inrlammation and Irritation. 1 rotcetsthe mem.
branallluings of tho Head from additional colds,
completely heals the eores.and restores thu senso
of taste and smell. Beneficial results aro realized
by a few, applications. A thorough treatment as dt.
reeled win euro Catarrh. As a household remedy
for cold In the head It Is unequaled. The balm la
easy to ute and, agreeable sold by drugglsia at to
cents on receipt of 60 cents will mall apackago
Send for circular,' with lull Information.
ELY'S CIIEAM BALM CO., Owegp, N. Y,
F.0"?6?.1?..,0' K'eim, druggist, Bloomsburg, Pa
and by Wholesale Druggists generally,
oct, si, bO-ly d
HELP
Yourselves by tnakng money
When a coldfn Minnm Iu nr.
fered. thereby alwajs keeping
. . J ...owuiauisjfD ui me gooa cnances tor
msklng money that are offered, generally become
wealthy, wntle those who do. not Improve suclt
i!a2cesi!Jnfln. In Pyerty. We want mny women,
y.8,ana.rH.to.W0ri,0rus right in their own lol
cafitlea. The business will pay moro than ton times
ordinary wages. We furnish an extensive ouutiua
all that you need, free. No one who engages failsto
make money very rapidly. You can devote jour
whole time to the work or only your spare moments.
Full information and all that Is neoued sent free
Addreta stinbon & co., Portland, Maine, oct.U-stMjr
JgUSINESS OAR DO
VlfllTINO OARD8,
UOTKK UKADfl
BILLHEADS,
POBTKKB, to., tO.,
p.m. p.m. a.m.
9 80 4 l'i 9 44
9 S3
9 17 9 87
9 OS 9 30
8 63 3 61 9 St
8 61 3 48 9 19
8 46 3 41 9 14
IS 41
is ao
8 83 8 80 9 04
8 13 3 10 8 44
8 S3 3 20 8 55
6 IS 3 12 8 47
8 04 3 04 8 89
1 51 ii 61 8 28
7 38 S 89 8 17
7 82 9 84 8 IS
7 35 3 S3 8 06
7 18
7 14
7 10
7 OS 3 04 7 44
60 1 67 7 33
8 60 1 61 7 83
6 45 1 46 7 49
8 37 1 S7 7 11
6 IS
00 1 00 8 46
P.m. p.m. a,tn.
msasssst
,n&.C"-' .liWtf.
ted at the Oolom-
OewLUi 0e,