The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, May 20, 1881, Image 4

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    THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTJRGr, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA,
Insects.
An lncrcrtso of insects will como witli
tlio wnrm growing weather. Tlio eggs of
tlio tent caterpillar will bo nmong tlio
Unit to iirodueo worms, which, if lift to
themselves, will soon begin their rava
ges upon tho foliage. Their coming is
easily recognized by their tents, and
theso should bo destroyed nt once. Tho
best Mino to tako them is early in tho
morning beforo theyhavo left their nests
or tents, when the whol family may bo
removed and vrushed, Tho baio hand is
tho best for all within leai'hj for thoso
upon hlglt brnnehes uso a liolo with u
Hwnb diiied in lyo or Jietroloiim. If a
llewly set tree is found infested with oyn
tershell baik lice, it is the shortest way
to pull it up and burn it. An old tree
with th'n pest should bo painted over
with sotno non-drying oil, as lard oil;
(initio petroleum has been used with
Homo success. 'Tim presence of tho bor
ers is known by tho sawdust which they
make. Tho best euro is u knifo and a
who or whalobono probe. Cut only
enough to allow tho entrance- of tho
plobej never girdlo tho trco as wo have
peon hoIiio do who were hunting for bor
ers. Tlio curculio of tlio plum stings
tho fruit when it is quite small. Jar tho
trees when tho fruit is set in tho early
iiiorniuir, and so loner as insects nro
caught. Tho sluggish beetles aro caught
upon sheets spread beneath the trees or
arranged with poles to bo held by two
persons nut tho insects into tho tiro or
otherwise destroy them. Plant lice,that
sometimes crowd upon tho growing tips
of cherry and other fiuit trees, can bo
removed by syringing them with tobacco
water; thoso within reach mav bo bent
down and dipped in the same 'liquid.
Aro Hoots Worth Growing?
Wo havo not vet been able to deter
nrino to our entire satisfaction, whether
there is any profit in tirowincc beets,
mangolds and tho like for slock-feeding
puposes in our dry, hot climate, althougl
wo havo grown and led moro or less
each year lor live years back. The pros
atid cons seem evenly balanced. Let ev
ery enterprisinj fanner cultivate and
feed a small lot, carefully observing cost
and results, and then determine, wheth
er or not to nialA) them 0110 of the regit
lar croju. A correspondent of tho Maine
Jfarmer says Ins say as lollows:
.For tho past fow years I havo fed sev
eral hundreds ot bushels ot mangolds
to swine and they always thrive on
them. Last winter I fed over six linn
died bushels to awino with good results,
keeping my breeding sows on mangolds
alone, ted raw, they not having ouodoi
lar's worth of any other food for tho
winter, and in tho spring they brought
mo iroin SUU to sou worth ot pics each,
If tho roots aro so nearly worthless what
makes the pics growl If any one that
don't think roots aro ood for anythin
to feed has a pair of nicely matched
steers and a plenty of theso worthless
roots, I would liko to havo him give ono
Btccr nothing but drv hay, and tho other
four-fifths as much hay, together with as
many pounds of roots as ho gives tho
other in hay, and seo if when spring
comes, ho don't think tho watery tilings
aro worth something.
Tlio Massachusetts wiourhman very
seasonably says: "loo many larmcrs
neglect to Biipply their own tables witl
any suitable variety of vegetables and
fruit. 5y a small outlay of money and
labor ove'rv farmer can keep his table
supplied with a succession of fresh veg
etables through tho wholo season, bpin
ach planted as soon as tho weather u
suitahlo will furnish tho finest greens be
foro other vegetables como on, but if it
had been planted in tho fall it wiuld
havo como into uso in April, under orili
nary conditions, then radishes, lettuce
cucumbers, tomatoes, pea, beans, sweet
corn, summer squashes, beets, melons
and turban squashes will furnish a wel
come and wholesome addition to tho
farmer's fare throughout the season. If,
m addition to these, thero aro a lew
roots of rhubarb, a bed of asparagus, a
bed ot strawberries, and a small eolleo
tion of small fruits, a farmer may live in
luxury and health, such as his occupation
ought to afford, instead of tho tiresomo
monotony and scarcity of good thingi of
tlio lariii that many larmers put up witl
from sheer thoughtlessness, e.arelessnes
or laziness."
Squashes are of tropical origin, and
therefore, when sjiring opens it is useless
to plant them until tho soil is quite warm.
Again, as they mako a very rapid
growth, thero is no necessity of haste in
getting the seeds into the ground
!S(iiasin's aro good feeders, liking a rip
soil. It is best to manure in the hill, am'
when danger from tho bugs is over, pull
ii) an inn tnreo or rour. j. lrreuow
warm soil is tho best. I' or bush sorts
mako hills thren or four feet apart, am
for running kinds twice that distance
All winter squashes should bo ripened
thoroughly or they aro waterv, lackmu
sweetness and richness, also lacking
keeping properties.
Bk.mudv ron Oam-.agi-: Wokms. Of
all tho many remedies that havo been
tried for tho imported cabbago worm
since it first began to spread over tlio
country and to piny havto with our cab
bago fields, few, if any, havo given en
tiro satisfaction. It is safe to say that
tho most satisfactory remedy so far dis
covered is tlio use of pyrethruni. Wo
wore tho first to npply this in 1879, but
did not caro to recommend it until fur
ther experiments bad been made. Theso
wo havo made tho present year, and
caused to bo made by a number of our
agents and correspondents. Tho gener
al experience is most favorable, and wo
unhesitatingly recommend it for nil tho
different worms affecting tho leaves of
our cabbago plants. Germantown Tel
cgraph.
A Cum: at Last. Specifics without
number for the euro of Catarrh have
been extensively advertised, and doubt
less there is some virtue in all. but tho
evidence is overwhelming that Ely's
Crodm llahii goes moro directly than any
other to tho seat of tho disease, and
though it is comparatively a now discov
ery, it lm resulted in more cures within
tho rango of our observation than all tho
others put together. Wilkes-Harro, I'u.
Cnlon Leader, Dec, 1!), 187!).
Wo havo sold Ely's Cream Balm for
Catarrh for the past year; have never
had a complaint but have received prais
es. It gives satisfaction to every one
using it Nat. Wolfe & Co., druggists,
Wilkes Banc, Pa., Jan. 28, 1880.
In order to havo tho best success h
growing potatocs.and to socuro a healthy,
vigorous growth and a crop free from rot,
says Thorburn, it is necessury to plunt
iisetiily as the giound can be got ready,
select a rich soil, and plant in lows three
feet apart, und then tho sets one foot in
the rowB,
A maikct gardener is reported by tlio
(Vitcaio Tribune as saying that neither
nail ilor ashes will kill tho cabbago
woim, but dry soot will do it every
time, provided it is applied TUtor each
rfdo- - .
Odd Items.
Thero aro women who would sooner
go to ono funeral than four circuses.
Tho raw oyster is tho la.v man's
friend. An assistant opens tho oyster
nd nil tho lusty man has to do is to open
lis mouth.
Waifcr (bawling to tho cook); ''One
oast lamb mid ono potato. Old gen
tleman: "No, no! Not so much lamb
and moro potatoes."
The Chinese "lleen din" translated
means liquor saloon.
Victims to constipation and its untold
miseries can keep in good condition by
a moderate ttsoof Ayor's Tills, tho surest,
...,r....i . ....is.ri.i .1 . '
,iiv0t mm must ii-iiuuiu ctmnuuo.
A monkov to an oruan irritn1tr Is likn
the blower .to an organist. Both raise
the wind.
A Frenchman saw a negro smoking a
now meerschaum. "T hundeil he ex
claimed, "why tho pipo's coloring him."
That hand that rocks tho cradle is tho
hand that moves tho earth. Dr. Bull's
Haby Syrup is tho best remedy foi all
complaints that children aro subject to,
such as dysentery,diarrh(i'n,suinmer com
plaint, wind colic, etc. Price 23 cents.
When a woman nrrives at tho ago of
3i without accumulating a husband she
enjoys attending one funeral more than
a dozen balls.
rum: rour winu.
Wo take pleasure in directing tho at
tention of tho public to Speer's celebrated
Port Grape A ine, a pure and unadulter
ated article, upon which every ono may
most imjilicitly rely. This wide is made
at Spoors Vineyards, Passaic, New Jei
sey. It has a rich flavor, mellow juici
ness, and brilliant color: and is high
ly beneficial in all its properties for in
valids, especially females and aged per
sons and consumptives. For sale by O.
A. Kleim, druggist, fJloomsburg, Pa.
People say they want men to practice
what they preach. But, suppose a man
preaches tree love or liiccmiiaiismt
A writer says children need moro
wraps than adults. They generally get
mot e.
too sweet ron anytiii.no.
Musio hath power in tho city's din, how
passing sweet to list.
iVmid tho busy hum of men to tho barrel
orgauist:
Or, when ramping with the earache, you
have agony endured,
You try a bottle eclectrio oil and find
that you aro cured.
Farmers, attention! Corn may not bo
so romantic a crop to raise as watermel
ons, but it means more sleep for man
and dog.
A Prussian innkeeper throws a hive
of bees among troublesome guests. This
saves him tho expense of keeping a bull
dog.
31 rs. D. Morrison, Farnhnin Centre
Q., writing about Dr. Thomas' Eclec
trio Oil, says: "George Bell used it on
ia : .i I.: r
"ouii, .urn ii. uiuuu mm ul riiuiimaiisiii
with only a few applications. Tho bal
ance of tho bottle was used by an old
gentleman for asthma with tho best re
sults. It acts like a charm.
New York bootblacks now imitate the
barbers, and announce that they havo so
many 'artists in attendance that no one
need wait.'
A Brooklyn girl who married a do-
licemau says sho is sorry now she did, as
ho is always taking her up for every
thing sho says.
you'i. lll'.T it won't.
And still perchance thy faithful heart,
may pino and break when I am gone,
Wliilo bitter tears unbidden start, as oft
thou uuiscst sad and lone;
Tvo lead such things in many a tale, but
yet "its very liko a whale,"
Sly rheitmatio pains I must endure, till
I can Eclectrio Oil procure.
"Ho's a very unfortunate man," said
Dr. Spooner, speaking of a gentleman
whose ill luck is proverbial; "and I really
believe if ho should fall on his back ho
would break his nose."
"DON'T KNOW ii.vi.r tiiiiii: VAI.UK."
'They cured mo ot Ague, Uilioiisiiefs
and Kidney Jompl:iiit, is leconimeiided.
I hud half ix bottle left which 1 used for
tny two littlo girls, who the doctors and
neighbors said could not be cured. I
would havolost both of them ono night if
I liad not given tliein IIoi Hitters. They
iiui uicm so inucii goon i continued their
use until they were cured. That is why I
say you do not know half tlio value, of
Hop Hitters, anddo not recommend thcin
high enough. H., Hoeliester, N. Y
boo other coluinn. American Jlwal
Jfome.
New iorks Croton water is full of
hsli, eels, mud, straw, leaves, wiirarlers.
tadjioles and sixteen other iniseellaneous
articles, ami peoiilu who drink it havu
to mit cotton in their ears and think of
something, way on.
HM 1 . . .
t m-ii u man negins to titniblo up
stairs every ono helps him to get to tlio
top, and when ho begins totuinblu down
stairs all tho world seems anxious to havo
him reach tho bottom.
Tin: iii'.Kiirr or roi.i.v.
To wait until you aro down on vour
.Ii . .
uuu wim uiDL-iiiiu you may not get over
for months, is tlio height of folly, when
you might bo easily' cured during tho
early symptoms by using Parker's Gin
rn" t. . " . i ....
irur ionic, ii costs only a tnl e. can
never do any harm, and possesses cura-
uvu im ujici uen in mu nignest uogree,
o havo known tho palest, sickliest
looking men, women and children be
como the rosiest and healthiest, from tho
timely uso of this puro family medicine.
beo advertisement in other coluinn. Ob
server.
A man has been found who lias made
fomc money out ot tho law. Hobor
rowed from n jinliro and left tho countrv
A TRUE
I BO
Wm A TRUt 'TONIC V
A PERFECT STRENGTHENER.A SURE REVIVER,
IKON JITfTKltS nro highly
iiko it riiariu on ino uigoKiTf; orpuns, jvmoving an uysiwpuc ynipi jms, sticli
as Ultslinr tlx i-W, Hacking, Heat in tKeSlomacJi, Heartburn, tie. Tlio only
Iron Preparation thut will not lilnckca tlio tcuth or j;lvo
lieadnolK Sold by all UruggUn. Writo for tlio ADO IJooL-, Ji2 j'". of
useful and amusing irudlny cn( free.
BHOVN CinJMIOAL CO., Baltlmoro, Mil.
HI If j . .
BITTERS
t rt- iti by Mo)tr roiteri
MRS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM.
OF LYNN, MASS.
discoverer op
R.YD8A E. PEN (CHAM'S
VE&ETABLE COMPOUND.
Por all Female Complaints.
Thl preparation, m Its fiamo ttfrnJfleit, entnlnti of
YcgeUMo rroioi t Im that aro Imrmlosj to tho moat del
JfftlainTftUJ, UfononotrUUIionicritfl of'thi Com
1-ounil will bf) -pcotfnl!WiJ,na relief la ItnniedUto ami
when Ha mm U continued , in nlncty-nlno ciwci In a liun,
(Irotl.oitnnftncntttirolictJcttctlnthousanJa will tos
tlfjr. On Account vt Mj proven tncrlti, It Is to-tlay ro
comment! and prcooribed by tho beet physicians In
tho country.
It will euro entirely tlio worst form of falling
of tho tttcnw, Lcucorrhrt-A, Jfrecular and painful
JIcnHtruAtlon,ftlOrarlanTrouMosf Inflammation anil
Ulceration, riotinf?(t, nil Displacements and tho con
tpriucntfiplnalwcaknoasamllj CRpccIMly adopted t
the Change i'f Uto. ItutlldhtiolFo and expel tumors
fromthoutcvu3lnn.no.Mly tdno of development, Tho
(-utlcncy to raneeroulhumorj thero ii checked very
ipvedllylylUuso.
la . fact It proved to bo the frrrnt
nt aid best nmcdy that luw ever bccnillovor
c J. J t jwrmcatcji c cry portion o f tho ryntcm, and elrci
iicw lirofljid v!or. It remires filntnfm.lUtnloncy, do-
troys all crirlnj for cticiilanti, and relieves weatnep
t f tho stomach
Itcuro-iKoatlrp, Jlcndachci, JJervotui Trosfratlon,
Ocncrul Debility, CIcer'.cmncM. lcrrcslon nud InUI
fcstlcn. Th&t feeling of benring doin( cans t riff ln,
wdshtnnd lackachejstlaa; permanently curtdly
Its us?. It will at ll times, f ml underfill circumstan
ce, act la harcucy withtiu law that governs tho
fem&lo system.
1'or Kidney Complaints of either fecx this compound
I j unsurpassed.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
U prepared at 233 and 233 Western A venue, I.) nn, Mam.
.'rico $1 1. Six bottles for (S.UO. Bent 1 mall in tho
fcrtuof pilH,ahilntho form of I.rzcne.s, on receipt
(f price, CUM ir bot, for Ulher. Mm. IIN'KIXAU
freely answ er all letters of inrpilry. Send for pani
pUct. Ad JrcsJ a oIjovo Itcntio thlt ixtper.
No family choulj bo without lA'DIA Ii li.NKHAM
MVi:ur.M. They euro Conrtipaticn, r-UIoUbH-h
nndTorpIdity of the Urer, 3 etc ts per box.
JOHNSTON, I10LL0WAY & CO.,
General Agents, Phih,, Fa.
M1U) I1Y
2I0YEB BROTHERS., Blooxcburg, Pa,
u uuu lit 'J
YOU GAM BUY THE B LATCH LEY
Vnllirl,or with Copiirr. I'cirictnhi.or Iron
Unlit;. Tioh ntio ML-ncik-U '.vitli my inline us
niiiiiiirni'liirer H wnrnmtcl In inulrrlnl niul ion-,tr!H-llun.
l-'cir nl ly tlio U-t Jimics In tho
mule. If you d.i not l.nnw wln-ru to nt this
juiinp. wrtlu to mo n, In-low, niul 1 will Feud
luimoof nsiMit nenrc't you, Mho will tuplyyou
nt my lnnct prlci-s.
CHAS. 0. BLATCHLEY, Manufacturer,
308 Haikct Et., Phtladdplita, Pa.
march 4, 'Sl-cm
FACTS WORTH KNOWING. )
Olsrer, Botha, Ilnclrko, BtllllceU and'
.m&oy otueroi lae dcsi xncuicices Kuowa are bo1
klllfully combined la I-ahkeh's OiNoin Tokic,
U to maKO 1C ICO Kivaiebb dioou runiierinu
lh uoilin ono Mrongiu ueiigrar -tfer
Uccd.
C, iwrfM l llin comnofiltlon of PlRKcn-fic
Qraou Tonio that no disease can long exist1
where it is used. I you liayeDytpepsia, Hed-;
iche, Rhaumatitm, Neuralgii, Bowel, Kidney,
or Liver Disorder, or if you need a tulld stim
ultiit, or appetizer, tho Tonio Is just the med-;
Iclue for you, as it is htghly curative and In-.
.YirornTlTlir out aevcr uiiujbiuuitu.
ill you aro slowly wasting away with Con-
r siciaiess, it you hare a Painful
Cough orabad Cold, lUiutiR'a Utxocn Tonic
will Burely help you. It gives new llfo and
rigor to the feeblo and aged, and la a certain,
cure for Rhoumatiim and Cholera Infantum. .
It llu EiTod Hundred, or urci; it aj;
Kai Yoara.
If you aro feeling miserablo don't wait until-
-you ore down bick, out uee mo -ionid lo-uay.,
No matter whatyourdiseniio or symptoms inay,
he It wui give prompi reiiii.
. DununWl 1iurn' llivnirn tonio 'fl not'
f rum drinlc but tho Pet and Pureit l amily:
Medicine ever maue, compounut-u vy ty new.
process, and entirely different from Bitters,
ginger preparations and all other Tonics. Try,
a 60c. bottle. Your druggist can supply you. .
PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM
The Iltit and Jloit Economical Hair Dreulnf
exquisitely perfumed and perfectly harmleil.
mil Alnars Ileitoro Oray or Failed ltalr '
to III oririnil youthful color and prrance, and ll
warranted to atop iu Uling, assist lis twin and
prevent baldness. . . ...
A few applications of the mt-SAai will soften the
tuur, cleanse all dandruft" and cure itching and hu
aswun of lh scalp. Soldbyalldruccutsat.so(t.
OCt. 1, 'fO-ly Q
Ami :uo::rinNr. iinMt
i ui ill in 10 tuLjuuyri.'linyoartii'b
la'ill'hw'i cured. Write net
.iigcaso.U.:.MAasn, (Jufi cy, Mich,
aid
April ti-3m
Only sao
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M.MJI.H. l.'lualloaiiybli)g,rinllie
jfttnt mlirrt ire sniil
it lit In cx,i,nl, d before won
'W or II. This is' the ine
i It Iw otht-r cf.in rallies jt tail for $50,
All Maohlm-M u,u ranted for thro
inrn. b.-til fornur IlliiHtrolt-d Clr
i ulur oud Tt-lin)uiiiaU, AiMu-.
CIUIII.KSA.M'OOI) i. CO.,
17 ll.IiUlSL.IhiUielu, a
caw
Fcb.lS-SM3w
BSATTY'S 0rana 18 twerul Btops. o seta re ei!3
mayot'3My aU
NEW RICH BLOOD!
J'.ir.oiM' l-urwulre jl lnnko Ncwl(lclt
Itlonil, and will coiiiplotcly i-iiangu tho blood lu
thoi-iitli-osv.tem In tlnvo mniillis. Anvpereon
M 10 W III tatp 1 Kill r-iuhl.lt.litfr.in, 1 t I l.i
'naylunMoiedtoantiiid liraltli. If eudin thing
Iw j)0lble. Sent In- mull for 8 letlrr atnmiu.
J. fi. .1(111. SO..t CO., J.0JI0H, Mu,.,
formtrlu Jlinium; Me. '
AGENTS WANTED SfOT.",Ll!uS!
tlnii .llnchliu-1 ever invcnto.1. Will lull oivurof
ttuciiihu. huh l I l r, mi 'i-isi-- Jrlr.i
IDmUiuua. It v.111 alw Vult urcat variety of fancy
yorlt for which there Is alwnvj a ready market Mend
lor circular und terms to the Ttvomiil v IlultiliiK
Itlncliliie Co., iJ) WiMluimton bt liitun. ilasi.
Iim (i, -o.y
nil
'TONIC
rccommcndca for nil diseases ro
Jjyfprpua, it.'tr-
(tc. Liiriclics
nerves. Thev net
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MORRIS &.1RELAND'S
NEW IMPROVED
IRE-PROOF SAFE.
THE ONLY EIGHT FLANGE SAFE
MADli IN THE WORLD,
AND CONTAINING OUR
Patent Inside Bolt Work,
Patent Hinged Cup,
Four-wheel Locks,
libido Iron Linings,
Solid Iron Corners,
LATEST FROM MAINE.
Lock's ?IH's, Oxford co , Me.
Messrs-. Morris .t Ireland:
Oents: on tho 2tm of November. 179. oursDOOl
mill at i lili place, coxin, two storks high, was to
tally consumed li tire. In which there win a larue
quaintly or ripooi niiuui-r, spu i nuu uiucks, nji sea
soned. Tliu Urn burued for Ihreo and a h.ill d.ivs.
Wo had ono of loursnles In our inllluud Tuesday
mornlnu following, eighty huuis ufter: tlio llre.lt
was loo uoi iu iiauuie, ueuiir uuvureu wuu uiirnm
blocks. bomHtliiio niter It wns opened and tho con
tents weru In a (rood slutool preservation, not it
book or pipe" Pel tiif destroyed. . am saltstled wllh
voursiifes nnd havo ourcliased Another, and can
cheertu'ly recommend them to nny one wlshlni; to
secuto tueir vatuauies iitui ueiuuesiroyca uv ure.
luuiairuiy, i, u, iKiinn,
TREMENDOUS TEST.
Roasting Thirty llo lis In a Ilcd or lied Hot Coals.
CornlLf, N'. Y January c, 'til.
Morris & Ireland. Iloston. Mass.
0entlemen:-0n the night of the llro lu our vil
lain) ou tho Mth tilt . I hid In uso one of your No.
B safes 1 am pleased to Intuim you, alter tho lloor
lmvo way it leu into tna celiac, into a neap ot ourn
hit; coal, where it roasted for thirty hours, nurcit
Izcns and myself iravo ud tho hope or auj tliluir ue
ItiK shvhI tu It. on luln - taken rrom tlw ruins 1 was
happily disappointed to und my casn, vuui'hers and
other urtlcits ol value perteitly tircservu.l, 'I ho
cornDlnation work well now. I inn satlsllnd
your new and impioml work, odo cf which, a No.
'id, I htvo ord redrt jour agent to-day, wilt afford
aosoiuie proieciiou in uuy lire.
Truly Yours, E. y. baknes.
STILL AHEAD-
ltochcster, N. U., Dec. lo, -s:.
Messrs. -Morris Ireland:
rear sirs: In the disastrous tiro wnlehtook rlaco
In this town Nov, so, iuu Morris and Irel aid safo la
my store was subjected to a severe l-st, b-lns
thrown Into tho cuilarniid a huge mass of debits
ten upii i it, anu it ws tu tna iuiiihsoiiiu iwociiyH
i take niiMMire in ii.iuriiiiiiir ou ti at uoon excava-
lion K was opom d wituoui. M uuiileand the con t- nts
were fouiid to be unlcluied. 1 cheeiluly iicom-
mend yuitr sur. snnd should I wmit aniitlut' I saould
ceitaliiij puicii ioo one Hum yuu.
Yours Italy, O.W. Howi:
STILL ANOTHER.
rrom the (ireat Fire In Troy, New York.
Troy, N. Y Heccmber 11, 1S79.
Messrs Morris .t Ireland. IDiton:
ilntl(iuen:-Aner wltnesflntr tho chnrred books
out of the Fares i pone-', also oiieotmy own widen
wa Another h.uko. which was t.ot In the heat, ot
the lire likotho No hitel puri:lii-.ed ol lou.wldch
was In I he III o over lnny-i Ighl hoars, uud had to bo
cunltiauliy plated on during Monday night, as It
wa completely suiroutoeu who uuriuiig inusuns
Ri'd oihrrlnll.itnible niuioilal, on opening It lu the
ruins Tee-diiy i.liernooii. I was pleased to Hint the
contents, hooks, papers and money were nil pie
sertedlna ri-inaikuely good rondltlon, 11 it tills
proof or the me ii'iaiities or your sate wo have giv
en jour agent an order f -r oi.uNo. b safe.
Yours respectfully, Davis x Co.
THE GREAT
BOSTON FIRE.
JANUAHY. lSiO.
Mortis A Ireland's Safot Again Triumphant-Messrs,
nice, ieuaiin cos. i.-irgo mho neenn its
Valu.tLlu lontenti Iniac-t, alter beinf suu
Ject.dloliiteu oheut for ono Hundred
andThlity Hours.
lloston, January t, 1M).
Messr?. Morris & Ireland. Ilos on:
(!enus:-0n the night of December ss, last, tho
bulKllmr occupied lu part by us ut Nn. il Federal
street, and whleli w as lour stories high und about
vw teet deep, uiuglit Ire und was destroyed, with
all itsi-iiiitents.i-Miisisiliigur a ery l.irgesioekot
paper, cock uuuiers iuieri,ii3 uuu u- ner uiereiiiin
dlzi. While sevr.11 other largo buildings udlolnlnir
ours were burned at tho same time, the llaincs wero
extinguished tho follow Im; dav. but our block con
tinued to burn tor d.iH thereutler. Altera delay or
l.io hours wo wero ublu to uato our silo dug out
rrom the rums ntid opened, und who pleused to llnd
all tho contents well preserved. Tho safe contained
our most vuluauln books, papers, policies, etc.. and
we now reel suro that our luugaient wns cut lectin
bujlpgoneot our iur-"s, wldch wo decided todo
utter knowing thu wonderful rtcord or your sales in
the great lloston tile ot -lli. Wo reguid tho protec
tion or your sure lis most renin kable. and this tiro
Is a guaranty or lis becurlty to those who may wish
iu puri-uase.
Yours very truly, llicn, Kendall & Co,
Also a Communication from Es-Gover-
nor Ales. Bice,
lloston, January isso.
MESSRS MOnillS A IHELAND.
dents: 1 liuvu made careful examination rf tho
contents or the sale putohased of youboinu years
since by thu tlrm or luce, Kendall & Co , and which
was bubiectio tho test or et-orinom heat la tho
great tire or list Sundiy night. I regard tho se
curity ot mo saio unuer tuo circumstances as most
rem likable. Mum ot Its contents were burned,
nor wero niyot them so lnpiredby heat as to bu
iu ueruiiy uain igeu. i mioum commit nny sucurn
les toyo ir sal) heroatter with addllluiml coutl-
deuce, with gteat respect, joins very truly.
Alexander U.lllce.
THE LATEST YET.
BUT THE SAME RiSULT,
Ho. Norrldgewock, Mo., Feb. 1, 1891,
Messrs Morris & Irelaud. lloston Muss.:
Tho saru 1 nought or you labt October was In a
iwo-Hory wooueu outiuing, wnicu ouaed Jan. ss,
rue IiullJliiL- tuOKllrolu I m hilt it. and the safe
building uud Its contents, fell Into tho cellar tition
a pile of dry wunl, unklug a hot tiro which lasted
iur it-u uuurs. iuu ouisiuo ui mi siiu wns iiuuicn
red hot. 11 melted thu hind o and dial oir tho door,
llu cmiteiiLs eonsUled or watches, lewelrv. slln-r.
warn, books papers .te., all ol which c.iinu oia In
good en laltlou. I'uiurs ljliu'ii,'ili.st tuo Inside ol
tlH .afo wen not lulureil. Tho satn allows for It.
K.-K wutt It Is, uu 1 1 It-el well batlslled with wlut It.
hisiioiie. rieaso write wiui ou ea i allow for It
lunuuiu uuw uue, uuiuuiicu,
O. l'.IIALU
CHAMPION RECORD in the (IREAT
BOSTON FIRE in 1872.
tsSend for prices and descriptive cataloguo bo
Uxi purchasing elsewhere.
MORRIS h IRELAND,
64 SUDBURY ST.
Boston Mass.
BLCCMSBOBC STATE NOBMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NOKMAL SCHOOL DIBTJRIOT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rev. D. J. WALLER, Jr., Ph. D., Principal.
TMISSCIIOOli.ftant present constituted, otrcra tho very best facilities for Professional nnd.Clnsslcniloarnlnir. ...
imildlntrsn.ieloiis. luvltliii; and commodious : complutcly heateil by stoain, well vontllated, llelitcd by cos, and furnished with a bountiful supply of purc.soft
sprlnc water.
l4lJUailUU Ill-nil mill, HI1U Ull-i.v VI liuci-n. auiuJlll'ID UAlil-Ilcucuu, uiuviuiii, mm uiiiu iiiuii nui iv. I'laiiiMiiu, ill in uiii, uuui. uiiiiui 111 i.uw mvivui,ui
moderate, fifty cents a wecl: deduction to all expecting to teach. Studenu admitted at uny time, lloouis reserved when desired.
uourses oi Biuay prescriwu uy iuu ouno i
I. Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, CIa?flc.tl.
Adjunct Cottrxes : I. Academic. II. Commercial. III. Course In AIuIc. IV. Course In
Thn Momnntnrv. Knlonttitn nnrt OlaMlPAl Coursni nro 1'IIOl'KS-tIOMAI,. nnd Student irradtialnff
corrrsponillnHDeKrcesi .Master ol tlio Moments; Master of tho .sciences i Muter of tho Classics. Uraduutcs lu tho other Courses receive Normal Ccrtiilcatcs
tiielrnttalnmentK,, signed bv thoortlcersof tho Hoard of Timet".
'inccoursooi aiutiy presctiueu oy lite taio isnoerai, auu inocjicniuicnnu i,iasaicai courses aro nottnieriorio tuoso oi our uesi i;oiii,ki's.
Tin. Ktntn rnniitrimn hltfhi.r nrilnr nt rlttypr.-ilitn. ThnMinpa ilonnml lr It ll nnn nf tlm tirimn ntilort. nf this Snhnol t.n holn In sniiurnlt. Iiv fllrnlshlnt? Intel 1
KI.-I1I. uu,i vini.i(-iib I .,-in.iivi n iiji iiui cv iiumi-,. ik innLini
Catalocup.adilrc's tlio Principal.
HON WII.I.I.V.ll i:i,Vi:i.l rrelik-nt llnnr.l
neni. . '7a.-
SPRING CLOTHINGS
THE
LARGEST -
OIF
CLOTHING.
JUST WHAT WE REPRESENT IT
FOE
CUSTOM TAILORING OR READY MADE.
WOW OUT MID
WE INVITE YOUE EXAMINATION
BEpQtE Q BiY
TO KNOW "WHAT TO WEAR" AND "How TO WEAR IT."
CALL AT
THE DAVIS.
.OOO REWARD.
ON'K THOUSAND (l.OOO)
i'UK.MIU.M Ollered to AM rKHSIlJ
that will do a (SKEAT A livNOK
OF WOIUC on ANY 0TII1CU
MACHINU.
WHAT Till-:
NEW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED
Will do without basting,
Itwlll mako wldo hem on sheets, Ac, hem alt
manner or bias w oolen goods, ss sort merino, crape,
or goods difficult to hem on other inaehlies. It
makes a moro elastic stitch than any other tnactilm.
It will turn a hern and put In piping nt same tlmo
Itwlll turn a hem. bow braid on tho right sldo
and stitch on trimming at ono operation.
It will do relllng bias or straight, cither on cotton
or woolen goods.
It will tell ncros3 scams on any goods.
I will bind a Hress or Skirt and sew nn facing,
cither with or without show lug stitches; bind liress
Hoods with the same material, either scallops.polnts,
squares or stutlghr. iho only machine that will bind
Hats. Cloaks, or other attlcles villi bias, satin or
silk, riom j 10 3 Incheslu wtulh, without basting,
It will gather w ith or without sewing on.
Itwlllgathcr between two pieces and bew on at
thosamo time.
It will mako arufllo and stitch a pillow slip ou to
tho facing at the came tlmo.
It will Bhlrr any kind or goods.
It will mako plaited trimming either with or with
out Bowing It on.
It will mako plaited trimming either scalloped or
straight, nnd sew n plplrg ou at the baruo time. 11
will mako knife plaiting.
J. SAIrZEIl, Gen'l Agent,
illoomsburgi Ta.
oct. 1, '80-tf.
Dauchy & Oo's. Advt's.
Uli' A 'F'PVQ oiifiAV-i, 17 Wnp. jj sift ooiii
I) IV 1 I 1 O en Tongue Hi ed. only f-JS Ad
dress Dinlel 1'. lleatty, Washington, .S. .1. iuuy tl 4w
MAKE HOME BEAUTIFUL.o1;'.
cravings. Cholei subjects. I.Tes' pilces. Sei.u
for cataloguo tnd price list. Agents Wnuttd. Ad
dress J. C. ilccUilDV & CO., l-Ula, I-a, may o i-w
OLD. MEDAL
tun
IH Ant tint- A ii i list n n, I u.,t 11.
ical U ork.warrnU'd t bo tn-kt nj
cliuaHl, imlnin usalild tu tm-ry
luan,cntitU-4"tIilScieQ0tjtl!J(a
or.SulM'rciiTtutiun bound in
tu Kilt.aiO 'p.coDUunti beautiful
lonn, i.nce only tfil 2.1 tinnl tiy
nil( illtutrAUdKaniiilecnlai
lenfl now. Aitil 1'iin.ls.i.tw Ai.ui:
KllflW TIIYSELF.ir!.tt'K'uIfl,Drihv.t!,..i;:
may U4-w
Tlio ItcllNli llio World !
HALFO.RD
Sold ly nil iitfort..
maj-r.-iw d
Afii:;v:'S! akwa'ts: arijktr.
JOHN IU liOUtillS UrW new bik, jnl vwil . sstlllnl
SUNLIGHT AND SHADOW
uino int fhantJ ier u leriil ta vnu. i s.m.i
Due nn ia yon, m Stm
ad jliici cl rtut VV, tad
ni drawn
John Ji. Gonah
tan port rty them. Ftr Tilr.. , Jlu'nor, inl iittUHjntenir.llll
without ii Kir, It ll tho "ItHMnmy Vookjvr nt, lajout
I till 11 otluu lu to I. Cuitt thoiunmiin i-nu, linun.Lt
vanUtl. nit-u wij WLim-n. Www la thu tiiiu-, Vr AVciW- TVni.
tvryiuattjHCiat 'HrmM Kvm. GfXnuijurliivtilar. Atltlnvi,
A. 1. WOUi Ul.Sii t u.N Ai CO., TuU , lUlfd, C'uiu-
UU)' ft 1'W
t!
NEW UBV1SI0N A0EN1N?ASTm
ai:w Ti:sT,an:.T.
As roado by tho most eminent scholars of ling,
laud and Ain.-ilca Half the fi'oo or I nnesponulug
Kngll-h Rditlou. Largo Typo, llneusupii.eaiendiif
i-d pafrr, elegant blnulng, A separate, ' ('oiiiprilinu.
sivu i litor.vU iho ll In nndits,tranUtl i.s,"ln.
(luilli.g a tml ucmuut of tho Mew IttWMun,
given iu suhscrlU rs.
lii-sl i h iniHi f ir agcnU tver offered. Uend btilnp
lor pnrtloulars st mice.
, Tlio HtNltY 1111. 1. rUULIsniNQ on, Nrrwhli,
CVlbU. Apiuw.-og-tw
$1
J ' RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
rmwiM
iv outivuo juuiik (jliuiii hi . ,uiui.ii,a fhiiii
'
uf Trimtcea.
STOCK
S I? E 1.' S
PORT GRAPE WINE
Used In the principal Churches forCotrmunlon
turponcs.
ES:2LLEMT FOR LABIES AND WEAKLY
PERSONS AND THE AGED.
Speer's Port Grape Wine
FOUR YEARS OLD.
mills Celebrated Native WIno Is tnado from tho
JL Jalco or tho oporto firapo raised In IhlsCountry
its Invaluable
Tonio and Strengthening Proporties
aro unsurpassed bv any other Nnllie Wlno. llcl' g
too puro Julcoor thotlrapo. produced under .Mr.
HlH-er's own personal supervision. Its purity and
genutnrnesi are gurautccd. Tho ouugesi child
limy pjriuko of IU generous qualities mid thu weak
est invalid u-u It to udvuutngo It Is pntilculaily
benltlclilto tho aged nnd debilitated, and suited W
tho various ailments that affect the weaker sex. It Is
In every respect - W1M-: TO Hi: ItELIKU O.N,
SPEER'S
3'. SSficrnw,
Q
Tho I. J. SHKIIII V Is n Wine of Superior character
and partakes nf the golden iiu.illtli-8 1 f thu grape,
Irnm which Ii Is made. l-"ur I'uilty. mchnes,i''laor
and .Medical I'ropei ties, It w 111 ho round unexcelled.
SPEER'S
I1
a.
This iiimndv statnls nnrlviled In this Country,
being lar superior Iur medical purposes.
IT IS A 1'UltK tllstll'utlon f om the grape and con.
talus valuable medical prop, rtlea
It has a dtrcitfi II ivor, fl-ndnr In that of tho
grapes trn which Itlsdlstllled.and Is In great lavor
UlllOUg tlt'sl CUS1 laiulllrs.
Hco that the sUnaturo i f .M.FIIKI) SI'l'KH.Passalc
N J , is over the cork or each bottle.
sor-n hyc. A.KI,Irr.
dec it -sat-
To lTc:v:as SuSfjrers Ths Great European
lis j ci".
tut, j. n, Fiut-sos's si'icinc HuniciNE.
Dr. .1. II. Mnipiou'.-i Kpcrlilo Medli-lno Ha positive
cute for uM-iwi iker body or Ir lu t.r excess oruny
klni.sinh ai weiikness and up dlseasm riMiltlng
from .Nervo'ti liehllltv. IrrlUl'liliy.Meiiial Anxiety,
Ijitiguor, Lasslliide, Dei ii-s-lon 01 bplrilsand lutie
tlonal doraiigelii-iits of lli-i nervous tyatim m-n.
eruli.v. Pains lu tho
lines nr riue, i MM-. '
nf Mkiiiii v. I'ipin.i I liHTOBI,
tiiruoMiiig-ianddl
eases tlmt lead n
coiumptlcn.lusaiil
ty .tan early grav
orbotli, Numatii-i
how sh.it u-ied tni
Qt'ltl'lll lilt) v tia rniti
uxeesses u f a 11 J liltti-taiir., c
kind, a ihoit course m in n nn ihili.o wHni-aTuiu Uio
lost rupctlons and ttocuro healHi nnd happiness
wheio heliiro was despondencv and glnom.'Jlio spe
Clllo .MenlJlne Is bilng usrd with wnmleiful suicess.
I'amphii-IH wiit rrco to all. Write ror tliem and
get mil pnrtrli uar-
Price, wpi'cIlM ll per pne kagc, or Mt p.irkagcs
forfJ.io. Will Imn-ul bv mall on receipt ot money.
Ad liess all orders, J It HI. Ml'- N'H MKDIOI.NKLO,
No Ml uml 1 A .Main btri-el, lluffalo, N, V,
100, IliUl-it
LKGAL UTjAN'KS,
ALWAYS ON HAND
AT THIS OFFIOH
mtn. I
Art. V. Couwo In Physical Culture.
therein, tecelvn HlntnDlnloma.. conferrlnc lliofollowln
i.ut. mi'v,.n, , imou n .... .v.5, u , ... A n
'
1'. UtfiLMYEl!, Secretary.
Bnttlo Crook, Mlchlgnn,
MANUFACTURERS OP IIIK ONLt UKNUINE
' THRESHERS,
Traction and Plain Engines
and Horso-Powors.
Mo.t ComplcloTli rtlicr Foolorj ! established
in llic lorni. ' IU4U
32
VrADC eontin uoviand mcceBtfutbutu
I kHltd ne$, ultbout chantra of uamo,
manntfcmcnt, or location, to "bach vp" t4
Vrvati warranty given on alt our goods.
STi:.IH - POWKIt SKPAlt ATOItS t and
Cltiplltl Sll-ntfl OlltntHofmatchlMivuaUttts.
Hunt True I Inn KiiKlticH&ml lMnln KukIhcs
ccr wen in tlio Araerimn market
A tnvlfitvh ttf fpeetal featvreB ami improttmenlt
for 1W1, totretlicr with mprrior qvatttie in rrwntf.
tion ami tnntrri-iU not ilreamodof Ijy other makers.
I'our Mzc8 of KeparatrH,from O to 12 liomo
cavftcitj",.ir $ttam or hone pmrtr,
Two m leu of " aiotmtod " I roro-rowerfl.
7Knn nnn vwt r Hi'irctcii inimiicr
, 0 U U , U U U ( from th rtt to tix yean a t r. Iriett)
constanUy on hand, from which 1b built tho lu-
coniparablo wood-work ot our loociuncry.
TRACTION ENGINES-
Wrongful, nwt cliir bU.anii tltutttr
made. 8. 10, 13 Ilorso l'osvcr.
Varmvr nml TlireNliernii'ii nrolnvltMto
lnventlirato thin tnntchte Thret-hltitf Machinery.
Circulara wnt free. Aildrtfa
NICHOLG, SHEPARD & CO,
Battle Creek, Mlchlenru
Jan. 7, SI -Cm aci
THE CHEAT
JimLIXGTOX ItOVTE.
tt7".Vo other lino runs Three Tht-piieh 1'ns
Fenger Trains Daily Potwec-n t'liiengo, Dos
Molne-i, Council lllulf-", Oninha, I.lncnlu. St.
Inscpli, Atehlsim, Tnpchu nnd Knnsas City.
Direet i oiineetlniw fur nil points in Kntius,
Neliraska, Colorado, Wymnlnir. .Montana, Ne
vada. New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon nnd
California.
Tlio Shortest, Ppeedieit nnd Most Comfortn
Mo Itouin vl.illannlli..i to nut Scott. I)enloii,
Dallas, Houston, .u-tln, Pan Antonio, Gulved
tnn and all oitita lu Texas,
The uncmialed lndu -cments oficred liy this
Jjlno to Travelers and Tourists ore n follows:
Tho oololiratcd l'ullmait (Hi-wlirel) I'aiaeo
Weeping Curs, run only on this Line. C.. It. ,t
Q. I'al ico Drnwlng-Uiiom Cuts, with llnrton's
llccllnlnir Clmlrs. Nu rxtrn chanro for Scats
lu itocllnlnir tlialn. Tho fitinniis C. II. & o,
I'aiaeo Dlnlinr Cars, florgeous StnoUlug Cars
tilled Willi lllcgant IIIuli-II ic-lted Itattan Ito
voMng Ihilistor tho txtlusio uso of tli-nt-elaps
paef enjrers.
Steel Track nnd Superior IViulpment, com
lilned with their llroat Through Car Arrango
mcnt, tnnlies I his nliovo all ot hers tlio fivnrlto
Itouto tu tho South, South.Wojt, and tho l'ar
West.
, Try It, nnd you will find travcllna a luxury
lnlrinl nr n .llaif mifiirt.
Through Tickets via this Cclelirate.l Lino
for palo nt nil olllees In tho United States and
Ciinnda.
All Information nlinut Ilntes of Tare, Sleep.
Inir Car Aeeiiinmoil.itliins Tlmo Tables, to.,
will hu cheerfully elteii liy applyitiR to
J.Q, A. HKAN.Rc-n'l Knstern Agent.
iU Wn-diliigtnii St.. II st'in, Mass.
and !il7 Hi-fi ulw-iy. New York.
JAMES II. WOrm. dm l',its aim., t 'lile-igo.
T.J. IWi'Blt, Gen. Mana.-'ei, Clileuuo.
March is 'so, 4ot
CANCERS CURED
At Crane's Cancer Infirmary, Aai'.ten, If. V.
IllINDItEDS UY I'RIltONS tronmll pans of tho
world havj been cured of this much dreaded dls
easo anj nro now living witnesses that thev have
lieeniescued irom atenlbio and untimely 'd"nMi.
Doctoi-s. Ministers and Iho Poor treated fn p. Wilie
for a clicu I ir gUtn g full p.iri leiil.u s. Adddress Drs.
OI.u. i H Ni: i,Ull linuWN, Addison, N. V.
Weaver &. Oo's Ads.
ul.UUU A I Ml. !"iy aetlvu nun or woman,
ha obliged to lent o your on town, or ho away from
noma over night, Any one tan conduct tho busi
ness Itreipilns noeiipltiii.
VB W.LLM'AIU' Villi WITH .V OUTFIT WOIITII
Ii: "i'i(i:i'.-sa
If you Bro employed ipirtng tho diy vou can
mako from f l to p an evei.lng, Nuno i f our agents
leimr . a prollt att In a Unglu day. Wilte ni otico
for full particulars to u. tl. jtlinoiH-. ii Paielay
ureel, l. waco march u, -si-em
suppfoTt to ALiTo'fTiEiTs:
.ir.i i.-(
Highest
1'rles
Awaided,
.UllVIilt tv M)N,Kj.rch street l'lilladclplila.
Highest Awards for tho best llanos: London
I'arlj, Centennial and l-cnn'a Stato I'alrs.
muoh ll, -il-om w.tcu
J L.iSOlU l vO w.4.., uii.ir.. u ..iUo ir
. II l.ili W, 'lh.,li,.iiii',. , uUll.Ua. I'i .Ul'.i,Tit!
".!; ... ' - i-tiii"i.i'.ii'riM ,
r i.i.j 01.. u.,. 'II, . ,i,,l, ,f t. .
I,i id i-i.iu.Ld t.. IM l:l. 1 l' ii.w'vm...'
M'.VTl'.-ri i.i.u.i.J . r li.iiiu.i,. h.,i,..;
in. ''! ". 'I. I Hll.lil lll.ll b..,l, b,. Mult
I ti-tm
Outnt fieo lotliosowho vlslito rD-raL'olu
t Lin iirwt iliinu.ir .1 mi 1 1 M
known, mKtrythlnj; now. t'uptiai not ro-
lllllpfH Uu Will I nr.. lull nil .(... I .
1 ii,.v mi,,-.;;..;.. L'iv si?'. u k-
-piiBiuawittoiij UiUJO 1LI1UUL BlUYlIJL
awaylrom homo over nljUt. No ibk whatever.
Many now workers wanted at onco. Many aro mak
ing futunea at the business Udles make as much
asmcii.arayouuguojB and girls m&kosreat pay.
No ono who la willing 'to work tilts to mlio wore
tnoney every d&y than can be made In a Wette at any
ordluiry eiaplojruent. l"hosa who etigtuw attmua
wuimi(( 8uSrt'roa4W torwnb, Aa.iv.a7u. iilu
tJ .w--i
riTv.i'i,.v..4',n'.',..ii,' I.,!.1.1", .. LST-riTprpTyic
' r-gJ?
i ,..r. r.v if.' t 'if.,:;'.vxVr,,;a i-V. .
ii.l l,,imiv u. 1 k j imruTtifif.. "5
mu nn r to iln.ii m i , f p tl, , , ,i p,i . .,"
I nut A II ) s, Usn.i ufilLIIvl., P. U,
aid
ItAILWAY
WINTEIt TIME TABLE.
nt, ntiil nftfir Rnnrl.iv. Knr. T. IPSO, tlin t.nln
on tun riil'adoiplda k Krln lla Iroad lihlslon win rtrn
as lollows i
WESTWAIID.
Erlo Mall leaves Philadelphia
" ' llarrlsburg
William-tiort
" " .ler.sey Mioro
Lock Haven
" 11 ltenovo
II nrrtt-p nt Krln
11 tnpm
4 Vi am
8 40 11 ui
e u M
ti-ion to
ll on a in
T 4r pin
11 nn a m
1'iiAptn
h t.i p 111
4 vii p in
i 40 p m
into pin
4 0 1 p III
T M p in
9 10 p in
Niagara Kitpiess lcacs Philadelphia
nrr. nt VMlllamsport
'1 " Look llnM-n
' " itenoio
1'ait Uno leaves I'lilladelphla
" llnrrlsliurg
" ntrlvoftt Wllllamsport
" Lock Haven
EASTWAIII).
raclflo Impress lcaN cs xk Haven T 1 ft n m
- tltl.SI-J I?1UIU I II U III
" wllllamsport 8 no am
" nrrlvo nt llarrlsDurg li (is p m
" " l-hil.MlclpliTa M 45 pin
Day Express leaves lienovo loosnm
" " Lock Haven 11 ss am
' VllllaiiiAport lasuipm
" nrrlvo nt llatrlsbiirL' R4i)piu
" i'lilladelphla 0 8Spm
Krlo Mall leaves ltenovo vim pin
" Lock Haven 1010 pm
" wiliamsport liaopm
" ntrlves at llarrlsbutg 8 to am
" I'lilladelphla 103am
Fast Lino leaves llllamsport Vi 15 a tn
' arrltcsatllarriMburg Bin am
" " l-hliadclpuln 1 03 n m
frln Mntl west nnd Dav Kxt.ress East mako cloud
connections atfioriumnocnaiiu wiui & ji. si. it
trains for vviiKOSDariu nnn ncrnnuin,
PrlnMnll West. Nl.iL'.ir.i llxnress West nnd Pas
Lino West mako close connection nt Wllllomspor
-wltlt N. U. It. W. trnlnsnoilhi
Niagara Express West nnd Day Express Eos
make dose connect lun atLockllavcn with 11. E. V,
11. II. trains.
Erlo Jlnll east and West connect at Frio with
trains on LB. A' M.S. 11. It. ! nt Corry wlthO.C.4;
A. V. II. II. i at Emporium with U. N. Y. 1'. II. 11
and at Drlttwood with A. V. It. 11.
Parlor cars will run between I'hllalelplila and
VYIllamport on Niagara Kxprcss wost, nnd Da Ex
press hast. Sleeping curs on all night trams.
WM.A. I1ALDWIN,
Ucucral supt.
NOItTHKKN CENTRAL ItAILWAY
COMPANY.
un nnd after January Kill, isst, trains will leave
Sunbury as follows :
NOUTIIWAUD.
Northern Express o.iio a. ra., arrlvo Elmlra ls.r.o pm
Arrlvo at Cauandalgua 3.2) p. 111
" Hocliostcr 4,10 "
" Niagara. 8 43 '
Niagara Express 1.03 p. 111. arrlvo E'mlra 0.05 p m
arrhoCanandalguas.8l "
" llochester 0 4) "
" Niagara U.coara
Fast lino c.lo p m artlvo Elmlra 1 1.05 p m
Wat kins ll.cspm
SOUTIIWAHD.
Sottlhern Exprcos 1M a. m. arrlvo Harrlsb'i 8.13a m
nrrlvo Philadelphia 7.35 "
" Now York 10.83
" llalllmoro 7.40
" Washington u,02 a m
IMCllo Express Io.iki a m arrlvo Harrlsb'g 12.05 p m
f.rrlvo ITillndelphla 3.43 p m
" Now York 0.S3 "
" Ealtlmoro c.2)
Washington 7.62
Day Exprcsil.CJp in ariIo Ilarrlsburg S.to pm
" I'lilladelphla 0 45 "
" New York ;.so "
" llaltlmoro o.ss
" Washington 7.52
Krlo Mall l.os a. m. arrlvo Harrlsburg 3.C5 a. mj
" Philadelphia T.S3 "
" New York :o.3i "
' llaltlmoro 7.40
' Washington 0.02
L. 1. FAIlMEIl, General Passenger Agott.
FIIANK THOMSON, Goneral Managir.
P
IIILADELPHA AND READING ROAD
ARRANGEMENT OP
PASSENGER
TRAINS.
May 11, 1STB.
TRAINS LBAVK BCrKUT AS F0tt,0W8(8fKPATnxCKrTD
For New York, l'lilladclplila, Heading, l'ottsvllla
Tainan.ua, &c, 11,45 n. m
For Catawlssa, 11,45 a. m. 7,21 nnd 7,85 p. m.
For Wllllamsport, C,19 0,03 a. m. and 4,05 p. m.
TR J IKS FOB RCIXRT LKATZ AS FOLLOWS, (SUNDAY EX
CEriKO.)
Leave New York, 6,45 n. in.
Lcavo Philadelphia, 9,45 a. m.
Leave Heading, U.tsu. in., Pottsvlllc, 12,89 p. m
ondTamaqua, 1,53 p. in.
Leavo Catawlssa, c,20 E,50 a. m. and 4,no p. m.
la;o Wllllamsport ,0.45 o,m,2,l5 p. m.nnd4,to p. n
1-assengera to and from New York and Philadel
phia go lurougd w ithout change of curs.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
General Manager
C. 0, HANCOCK,
General Ticket Agent,
Jan. ll, 1-.IU if.
ELAM'ARE, LACKAWANNA
ANB
WMl liU.-l I'.A 11,111) A U.
BLOOMSIIURG DIVISION.
Tlmo-Tablo No. so, Takes oUcct at 4:30 A. M
MONDAY. JUNE 10, 1SI8.
NOHTII,
bTATlONS.
south.
a.m. p.m. p.tn
Scranton
liellevuo
Taylorvllle.. .
...Lackawanna....
...... PlttKtuu
.. West l-lttston...
Wyoming
Maltby
Hennei t
Klugstcu
Kingston
9 35
2 la c 13
2 10
2 22
2 80
2 ti
C 20
V 25
C 33
C 40
C 45
9 45
9 59
10 07
2 44
2 49
2 53
57
3 15
3 15
3 10
3 15
0 50
0 58
C 69
in 13
10 33
10 2a
11) .14
10 42
10 IS
11 07
11 13
7 10
7 19
,.1'lj mouth June.
7 IS
7 28
7 86
7 42
8 04
8 25
8 43
8 65
0 06
7 15
. ...ri moutn
Avondalo
Nuutlcoke
.llutiloek's treek.
,,shlckBhlnny...
....Hick's Kerry,...
....Iicach Haven..,
Jierv.icU ....
llrlar llreek
...Willow Grove...,
I.lmo uidge
Espy
...liloomsburg.....
Itupert
Catawlssa llrldgo.
lUnvlllo..."...
C'liulaiky,
Cameron
.Northumberland.
3 21
8 20
3 35
3 (0
4 03
4 10
11 U-J 4 13
4 'a
i 29
4 33
4 43
4 49
4 53
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9 18
l. 30
6 45
7 83
7 80
7 44
8 (10
8 a-i
h 60
8 21
9 61
9
11 89
11 45
11 61
11 67
13 18
13 43
P.m. p.m. a.m
... W. F. IIALBTEAl), Burt.
B iporlntsndint's Office, scrauton, June 10, is.9.
lU 1 A 0,nnt furnished free, with full inMruo
V I I I Hons for conducting thu most proillnblo
1) I h'oos that, any ono can engage In.
. y "'o huslness Is t-o easy to learn, uudour
Instruction nro so slinnlu and plain, that anyone
can nemo great i rotlts from 11 veiy Mart. No ono
can f ui who is v. llilng to wi rk. Women aro as sue
eessful as men. l.ova and girls can earn largo sums.
-Many have made at tho business ovrrono hundred
dollais In a slnelo week. Nothing llku it ever known
before. AH who engage aro purpi loed nt tho cast)
and i-apldliy with which they aro ablo to mako
money, lou cun engage In this business during
yoursparo tlmeutgr. at prollt. You do not have to
Invest eapital lu lf.Vo tako all tho Usk. Thoso who
tieod ready tuorioy, bhould wrltoto us at onco. All
furnished ireo. Address Tims Uo.,Augustn,Malno
Oct. 16- -so-ly
Catarrh
In Ihn
luiurt with
u partlrlo
ltitn tno
(lr.iw ktrnin.
Ihruugli tho
: -llll In ,.ti.
leaniirg, and
uneaten
I'llCiKM.
llclo into
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r.LVS OUKAM MAUI
lln Inf. fnlnif! iiti nnH.I,in ...
,1.. . ITi." . " .".i'iwiu iviiil 11111111111(111, U'Kp n
wondeiful remedy wherever known. A mt rial
)l wP?,Vi?.r.,,i?.,!!''t.tkcl)l'(!B.1 ot lla cmatlvo
of la'sioand-Vmeli; lienelic'la '"reVulK'So'MSS
c-eiita on iccelpt of M cents wilf inal u packago
hend for circular, with full Information, ,U"-KU1,U
ELY'S CItliAM HALM I'd . ftl-rnn M V
Fou isnla In liloomsburgbv Mojcr Pros., (.' A.'uiclm,
BNa.I!Sg,BaBsV'enl!rUa,.iy.,, K1"lK,rU uiu A
oer, ji, -ko-ly a
makng money
tiiaiieo is or-
jBkeeplng
who nlwat. mw, r.'."'. f JWU 'lobl-. THOSO
...SV.J nuu ng not inn.
boysandg
calliles. Tho bUjluefcs will nav mom ih,. 'tr,
women,
own io
ii times
a I T im 'von "f?urJ"nr.fnMouintenil
KutTiVr mMin0 ,Vr WW mrp momenta
Addroi"Kco.rPcrtd
p.m. p.m. a.m.
V SO 12 1) 40
0 23
0 17 0 37
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bti J M U 21
KM 3 40 tl 19
8 46 3 4i 0 14
12 41
12 tO
5 33 3 SO 9 01
8 13 3 10 8 44
8 23 3 0 8 t5
8 12 8 13 8 47
8 114 3 111 6 8X
7 61 2 61 S 58
7 39 2 89 8 17
7 :,2 34 8 H
7 25 2 28 8 00)
7 18
7 14
7 10
7 02 2 "4 7 141
DM UT 7 3'
0 to 1 tl 7 33
6 4.1 1 4 7 29
C 27 1 27 7 11
8 15
0 00 1 Oil MS
p.m. p.m. a.m.'
BSJ Directions
WBmUhUm Tor
VPA-i'ritiyCu.iiPllav Fever, ml
ft' vft!' i"i.cetB?;HUioi(i, 4o.,
i'WsCTiV'ti'Sm
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tf itAH t'ttf''S7f breaths'