THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTJUG, COLUMBIA COUwTY, PA.
Ailviiiilnses of llr-adol Animals.
A inniigtijl silo ot nny kiiul of otock
nmjuUI novuf iieiwetl. it n fanner U not
nolo to iniroluvo it tlinrotiglibtcil itlotio
lu rUouVI tret others to unite with
him utul m-tko n joint juitvlinw, dividing
lutrchtwe priw, mitl cost of l;wing
When thin iilonu no noililmrhooil need
bu without n nirt'. Tlio choice should lo
affording to the wantw of tho community-
If chetwiwnnking is tho leading
dairy inteiest, then ti breed of cattle
nhould bo selected whiuh will furnish the
hrCHt yield of milk, and this selection
ch'iuld bo governed by tho circtiiiistnn
cos of feed. In most dairy districts the
Avrshlreri will bo found to bo tho beat
ndanted to tho jnupoao on account of
their smaller size nud their ability to
Uko caro of thomielvrn, nnd to furnish
tho largest yield of milk on shorter feed.
Wlicro tlio pastures nro luxuriant and
food is abundant, the Itolstcius will give
satisfaction. Thcsu arc tho most valua
ble cheeso-produclng cattle. Wo know
of crosses of tho Ayrshire upon tho na
tives which havo "demonstrated their
value. Theso grades mado superior cows
and ono of them so wonderfully com
bined tho How and quality of mflk that
sho would make eighteen pounds of but
ter a week. Where cows are kept for
butter, a selection of either tho Jersey or
Guernsey cross should bo made. Seven
ty years ago an Alderncy bidl produced
a heifer calf, which was reared and all
her female progeny saved. At this day
tho descendants jiro kept in tho fam
ily of the original heifer, nud nro
still noted as extra good cows, and the
marks of tho Aldcrney can be traced as
well the superior merits. Nearly half a
century has elapsed sinco Henry "W. Do
larow imported from England two cows
and a btdl, "Durham" "cattle. These
cows were good milkers, and recently I
saw two cows descended from this impor
tation which sliowed tho old Durham
type in great perfection, although sover
al generations iemo.ved by crosses upon
natives, and tlioy wero remarkably good
cows. Another fanner began with a
half bred Jersey cow, and by saving aud
retaining all his heifers from Jeiey bulls
ho has established a herd of graded
Jerseys which produce more butter than
any other dairy of liko number, and
twico tho amount ho used to obtain
when all of his stocks wcio natives.
Other fanners in tho neighborhood havo
followed his example, aud havo secured
thereby tho samo results. Grades aro
nearly, if not quite ns valuable as pure
breeds for uso in tho dairy. They pos
sess tho hardiness and strong constitu
tional qualities of tho native, which
keep them free from discaso and give
them tlio ability to eat and assimilate al
most anything and turn it to the best
account. This is proven by the fact that
in experiments in feeding to attatti great
weights, graded Short horns arc usually
selected. They combine tho frames of
tlio pure-breds and tlio strong stomachs
of tho natives.
Grade pigs aro by far the most profit
able for fattening on this account. They
possess tho fineness of bono and flesh
and aptitude to fatten of thoroughbreds,
aud also the vigorous appetites and stam
ina of tho natives. A tlioroughbied
sire will add, on this account alone, Sli
per cent, to the valuo of tho pigs on
those got by n siro of mean or no blood.
One South Down ram can doublo tlio
mutton value of tlio progeny of moro
than ono hundred merino sheep, and tho
offspring of theso grades, it kept for
, breeders, may bu made more desirable by
another cross by a pure-bred sire. Tho
income of the average dairy can be in
creased one-third by judicious crossing
of tho best native cowb with pure-blood
bulls. This statement resolves itself iti
to a sort of mathematical problom by
considering tho average yield of tho dai
ries of New York, for instance which
is about 1300 quarts and that of a good
Ayrshire herd which will run up to 2500
quarts. Graded AyiBhires or Jlolsteius
will add to the nalivo side of this pro
portion from 300 to 500 quarts of milk,
and grado Guernseys or Jerseys would
add an equal proportion to tlio average
yield of butter. It should bo added that
the butter of the grades is almost iden
tical with that of tho pure breds in
color and quality.
Kyi: Pastcises. Tho longer wo live
tho moro convinced wo are of the value
of early sowu rye for winter and spring
pasture. At such timia stock m ill thrive
and fatten on it with no other food,
while cows giving milk will double the
quantity and tho butter ho yellow and
fragrant. Pigs, Iambs, colts and calves
skip and play and grow like weeds when
turned upon it. Every one who pretends
to faun should sow a patch of rye in tho
month of August, if for no other purpose
than for such pasturage in spring. There
is nothing equal to it; indeed, wo think
it almost indispensable to tho growth
and thrift of stock.
Although it is a common opinion that
yellow corn eontains'moro oil and is rich
or feed than white corn, it is not sus
taiped by chemical analysis. Somo very
careful examinations were made for tho
New York Stato Agricultural Society
some years ago, which showed that
white corn contained considerably moro
oil than yellow corn. Probably, on tho
average of a hundred of bushels or
moro tests it might turn out that tlicro
is very little dilTeienco after ull in respect
of the color and quality of the grain and
that it depends moro upon tho manner of
growth, fertilizing and cultivation.
TltllTII AND HOKOIl.
Query: What is tlio best family med
icine in tho woild to regulate tho bowels,
purify tho blood, remove costiveness and
biliousness, aid digestion and tono up tlio
whole systemt Truth and honor compels
us to answer, Hop Hitters; being pure,
perfect and harmless. See another
column. Toledo Made.
They havo what they call winter oats
in Oregon that aro sown at times during
the year say from tholast of September
up to tho middle of March, provided tlio
ground is in favorable condition. These
oats aro ujdd chiefly for milling, they
yield larger'grain, heavier arid moro uni
form in size than summer or spring oats,
nnd ut tho rate of from forty to
eighty bushels per aero.
Novcr leave an excess of fruit to ma
ture unon a trco under tho impression
that by so doing you can hopo to in-
creneo tho yield either in quantity or
uiiality. Au excessive crop is always so
cured ut tho expense of quality with loss
of value, and not infrequently at tho ex
pciiso of tho health and even ultimately
oi tlio life ot tlio tree.
A DIFFICULT 1'IIOIIIXM hOLVED.
Ambition, competition nnd over-oxer
tiou uso up the vital powers of men and
women, so that a desiro for stimuliints
seems to bu a natural human passion, and
diunkeilncss liievuils on account of this
necctssitv for bodily aim mental Invigor
ntion. Parker's Giimcr Tonic fail 1 y
solves the diflicult piohlem, nnd has
brought health and Impplness into many
desolate homes) It does not tear down
an alicudy debilitated systoni, but builds
It up wmiouv iiiiuxicmiug.' -Ji7iyircr
Sot utlior ooluam.
Catching ISoltatslnhh llnmR
Tho most extraordinary rat-killing
match probably over witnessed in tins
city occurred in tho roar of tlio Eighth
District police station on I'riday night.
i iin r i.i u niiiiignuT iiuirw unjoining 11
on the east. The rats had burrowed be
neath the sidewalk from tho slnughter
nouso into ttio station anil tlieuco found
their way into tlio building, defying the
able-bodied torn eaU and boldly invad
ing tho lodging room and nibbling tho
toes of tho slumbtrors. Tlio butcher
whose establishment was tlio bniitiiietini'
hall for the rodents, decided to dig tip
nis pavement, nil up nie rai-noies, ami
repave. When tho lairs were uncovered
and tho subterranean passages, in num
bers sulllciently labyrinthine to satisfy n
dozen Sylvanus Uobbs, wero opened up,
a stream of rats poured forth. Tho
butcher, with tho quickness of n terrier,
snatched rat after rat as they ran bowil
dered front tho holes nnd dashed them
against thu brick wall. Ho continued
this lihtning work until ho had killed
185 inside of tut hour. Ho did not re
ceive n wound whilo destroying tho
pests, homo ot tlio policemen who
witnessed tho slaughter offered to match
tho slayer to kill rats at an exhibi
tion. 1'hilthfalphla Times.
A strange talo of cannibalism has been
reported, with all apparent clrcuntstnn-
tiality,from tlio interior of VitiLevu Fiji.
Tho native teacher stationed at Na Draii,
on being supplied with food by the
townsfolk, was horrified to obscrvo that
a portion of it was human flesh. Ho at
onco exclaimed against the food, and re
fused to eat of it. lhoso who brought
it to him admitted that it was human
flesh, and said they had killed nnd cook
ed n government oflicer, aud if ho;per
sisted in refusing to eat they would kill
and cook him also. In terror of his
life he ate a little, but took the first o
portunity of escaping from his terrible
entertainers, and made his way to the
coast, where he reported the crime nnd
subsequent abomination that had
been perpetrated. Tho leport seems al
most inci edible,but it is given on author
ity which leaves but little doubt as to its
authenticity. Dissatisfaction with the
government, of which the officer was tho
representative, is said to have been the
cause of the murder.
A well at Castle lJook,Vis.,runsdown
forty feet through the shale, and then
through forty feet of solid rock. At the
juncture of tiio two substances a stream
ot air pours m so cold that ice form,
and so strong thatlight things arc blown
out of the well.
A Canada farmer discovered a nit
containing five hundred skulls. Must
havo been the sito of sonic ancient thea
tre to have so many dead heads in the
pit.
A Chevonno brave is never so hapnv
ns when he has astiing of old tomato
cans around his neck nud is having a
war dance or can-can.
A river's mouth is larger than its head.
the sea has arms but no hands, nud a
mountain has a foot but no'legs. Queer,
isn't it?
Tn Tnxns when .1 ni.in wnnls In mm.
mil suicide ho steals a horse, says his
prayers, and calmly awaits tlio inevita
lilc result.
When a man attains the ago of ninety
he may ho termed to be XO-dingly old.
caution,
GET THE
STRONG COHUJQVITION
In tlio nianufncture of Organs is resulting in the production and Palo
of chenp goodn, made from inferior materials. 1 refer particularly to
bogus Organs that are continually springing into existence, without
any merit whatever, except to be ottered cheap, and then when purchas
ed found to bo dear at any price. "Will you not then, reader,
If 2fou Contemplate
consider it your only safeguard to
names of first class, wholly responsible makers. A cood assortment of
styles 01 uie ceieoraieu Jisiey uigans
ot the Only Authorized A gent foi tho Eatoy Organs in
1 T " r j A 1... V 11 n .iD
wuiumoiii wuumy, i. guurumeo lor nve years irom tlio manu
facturers accompanies every JEstev Organ.
J one as.'so-u
A TRUE
A PERFECT STRENtSTKENER.A SURE REVIVER.
IltON IJITTHUS aro hl;;lily rocoramended for all diseases re
quiring n certain and efficient tonic ; ccjieciull Iniligcttion, lhjqiepaia, Inter'
tniileU Fccert, Wantvf Ajqrtite.Ixiuof Slrct)lhtLakvJ lineripj,tlc. lOirlclics
tlio blood, gtrenytlicnu tlio Juusclas, and gives new lire to tlio nerve. They act
liko a cliarm on tliu dlgOKtlvt. organs, removltKalldysneptlobyinritomi),BueIi
as 'Jfatiwj tlte Fol, Jlddiivj, Heat intUSlamaeh,Jcartlwn,etc, Tlio only
Iron Preparation that will not lilaclceu tlio tooth or t;ivo
lioniltiolltt. Bold by ull dniggUts. Wrlto for tho A It 0 Dook, 32 jin. of
Uicful and amusing reading urn! free.
11HOWN OHIHWIOAJj CO., Baltlmoro, BW.
BITTERS
YorSu.e tjj SUoycr Srttliri
SIMMONS
LlVKll REGULATOR.
St ivitl jioolUt oJy cun: Sick
Itemlaclir.
DYSPEPSIA.
The Mrarutftior will positively euro thlslotrlWc
disease. VVo ftiworlempliAllcBlly what wo know to
ha Into
CONSTIPATION
Hiotild not i) ! nifardd turn, trilling ailment Na
tii'o (l.-miartoh'i MlmoU regularity of thubowB.
Therefore, afUt tmtimi lit inking Simmons Liver
f l.-i;nlitlor. It, :a harmless, mild ami i neciual.
PILES.
lio'lef l nt Hint tcr llvw wlio nurfor d.vy after
dnv Willi riles. It lift ouixd hundreds and will euro
you.
MALARIA.
Persons may nvold nil nttncki hy occasionally
tAKInu a ilf (if Simmons ItoEriilntnr to keen tlio
liver in healthy action.
Bad Breath.
flonerallv itrlMnsr from a rtlvmlTeil stomach, can
Vo eorroolcd liy Liking Simmons Liver Keutilutor.
Jaundice,
Simmons Liver ItpnulatorsoontrnillenUvitlilsrtln.
rnwj from tlio fysiom, loivlng tlio skin clear and
ireo irom au iinpunucH.
COLIC.
Children silITerlnt? Willi colic noon nxncrtennn rn.
llet when H mmons Llvrr Iteziilntor la ndmlnUtered.
Adults also ilerno (fro.U Iwiieiltfrom thin medicine.
it id nor. unpleasant, it is nanniesa ana crrccllvo.
l'tirely vegetable.
Sold by all Druggists.
THY IT.
JnnoJl, sl-ly
mm bli
t'lirXfliUt TllHIHtiin f'a'irw mnlrn Vino tJInli
T.,.. I. n 'id will (xu.ple Irl.t i haimo tho Mood In
1 mciitiroM -lun In line n miili. Anviierson
m!io will t il." 1 pill e.iel. nli'hi froml t(i!3wecki
inirlKinvtoml to noun I In a'Ui, If cuchn thlni'
l-.MKH.il, Ic. Srutliv in-ill fur s letter Mnmin.
. .V. ,tOH so.V CO., llnaton, Mums.,
toWT'lf i'o7l'. ytf.
I Ol.fi I& fllUi I t.U tholnti'nmllyHnlt
IIiib .1Iarhln. i-';'- Invcuti-.i. Will knitnpiiircf
ii.ii.., u.iii HJL.1JI. una 'lOH complete, In
SO lu'.iinl. It w iu c.wi l.n'.t a grc at variety of fnncy
jrwktoruhtilitliiirrUatnir'' .i rta.ly market Si-li-1
fnnlri-llarai'il tcrmlfntlii-'l'tvuiiibly Hiilttlnft
Mmitlub 'ti 4iM V ts!i!nij:in St.. liustuu. alo&s.
tuny !, tl-ly nl-l
Ho3t Fragrant & RcftMMng of Pcrffimefl
ucesciRjiy uancaie ana Lajiinrj.
Price, 23 eta; Larg3 nc.US3, 73 eta-
oll ty i)alcri la Tmp ft lVrfunxr. Slgnalur cf I1U
t A Co., N. Y., cn rvcry totll..
; PARKER'S OiOEB TONIC
Tho Medlclno for Every Family.
NUVLtt IN I UAIUA i to.
Madi from Cm per, Euchu, Mandrake, EtilllnRLi,
and other of the tai.t vcgeuUc remedies known.
Parker's Ginger Tomc lias temarltably varied
curative power, iihe greatest J-tomacli Correct
or, Ulood 1'urif.er aiid Uvcr Uegulu tor ever made ft
Tho Bost Mcdioino You can Uso
for Kestoring Health & Strongth
Itcommencesto .ct from the firt c!o, nearches
out the weak crj ?tiit, i.irl it w arranieJ to cure or
help all diciics of the lowcli, Stomach, IitooJ,
Kidneys, Lier, Urinary Organs, all Complaint! of
Women, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Kheuma
tlsm and Druukf uuen.
Try a bottle t oda y ; i t may save your life. 50 ct,
and $t sizes atalldrupiiH. Every genuinelwttle
has our signature on outride wrapper, Hiscox &
Co., N. Y, Large saving ta buying $1 sue.
Just Wlint is Wnntcd.
Everj'lody hoe hair is gray cr failed has felt
the need of a Hair Kcrtorcr ar.J dressing that is
cleanly, agiceaWy petfumcd and harmless. Tar
Icer'ji Hair JUIsam satisfits the most fastidious In
Uiese respects. Scl.i Ly drup gists at 50c. and $1.
CCt. 1, Vu-ly
SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR
COLUMBIAN
81.50 IN ADVANCE.
ftTlAnTY'fi orgatiS 19 werul stops, 0 seta roeda
OJUm my HftHOS 1125 Hp HlUa.
U'UOcfr, Pieo. .Nddiobs Heatty. WashtDgton, N.J.
mny fl, 'fl-iy aid
BEST,
Buying an Organ
select an instrument bearing tho
can now be seen at the new rooms
J. SLTKER, Agent,
Bloomsburg, P a
TONIC
II V . . ,
w. f 'Lit 11 nil 11 n.f...l.
uiW,nay Fovcr, com m the
i ARnH.COLO.'SihWIiOHd, AC. Illicit Willi
'WrJsWiJii "in i'"r" "I'o mo
iiri'HM thromrh tlie
tlS;liM!!.fi'fffl''h-'(1 eipiuwwir, an"
KSfnW'ejiWii'allnK tlio aiso.wd
'hw-.- . ' ' l n ft c km ,
'&.AdLlst1aiBPI P'iy pntttclo Into
.nv.fi.iWMrtw.it..-lt,10 ,uri
HI.VS Oltl'AM H.UiM
Itftvln? calniid .inentlflhloloonl renulatton. illwh-
cluir nil ot'er rrcpsratlons In tlmMcliiltyof ills
ilHeovery, I, on Its mollis Mnr.e, recognlfcil as n
vroiirtrrfiii remedy newer known. A filr trial
will eotivli.ee tlie mnt iski ptleal ot IW etirutlvo
jiowi ih. It eireetiialh cieivmeH llm liisa' nnsiagns
otcmnrrlml Mrm, rntiMnir lirnltby secrctlmn, l
Invs Itift.itiinDiMnri itiiri Irrtlntfnn. t i-nleetthe mem
brnnul llnlt.EH ut (lie head rtom .idtllllonnlcolds,
eomplelelj heals the toiei,iitid reiU.res tho iwnse
ot tastfl and smell, tlencnelni;rcaults am realized
fcy a few niipllcatlons. A thorough troatnicnt na dl
ctPd will enn- catarrh. As a household remedy
for cold In tho head It Is iinequaled. Tho halm la
easy to ufo and ni;n eiiilc. Sold uy dnipglMs nt so
cents. On receipt ot Meonts will mall aiiacltngo
tcnrt for circular, with full Intcrmatlon.
KIA-S OHKAM llAUt CO., Owcgo, N. Y.
Poll tmlo In Illoomsbarir hr Mover llros..C. A.KIelm.
N.J. Herdershott and.I. Il.Kfnnorts nnd by Wholo-
salo Urugjilsts generally.
at, OCt, "ituty a
Paper Hanging.
WM. F. BODINEi
tltON 1ST., 1ICLOW SKtOMi, lit OOMHit'UO, TA
Is piepared to do all Ulnda of
XZOTTSB I'AINTIWa
lUalit and Ornamental
PAPER HANGING,
MOTH DKCOHATIVB AND I'LAIN.
AU UlmlH ofFiirnlturo Jtojmlrod.
auil mnIu Komi hh now.
NONH HUT F1H8T-CLASB W011KMKN KMrLOYKD
Ustimatos 7&a&o ou all IVorlt!
WM. V. BOniNK.
Dnuchy & Oo'o. Advt's.
m,1 1 rnrnVO OlttlANH, 17 top", 3 Set Oold
(jA 1 I 1 O en Tuiiruo needs, only si. Ad
dress Mantel tf. Ueatty, WtohteKton, N. J. July !9lw
TJTAMMti JtV P I.T) ON 1SSTMJMKNTH and
ir IhriV ' AImhwh) to am. tahis ofthe
nif ATJQI I fount ry. I'ltUTS LOW nnd
UiAUAJNo! iTtims if lMjmei.t Knsv. Send
for CjtulOKIie. IIOUaC'K WllTKHfc Co. Manuiac
turers and CealeiB, m Ilroauway, New Yin k.
July MMW d
BOLD r.UDAL AWAHSLD
tho AnthPr.Aniiwvnii Krcat Md
IcaI Work,wa rruiiUxl 1 1 to lxt and
chBApfitt, indmpf'nffnMe to monr
m&n,tDtilt(Mt "the ticiencoof lile
or,SoIf-Pr.orTtin bound in
finest Krnnt'ti niulin.ombi(wod
iuii ruiiiJupp.coniAinaLeotnui
Btoei ensT&Tiiurs, prcBcrifv
ktions, pneo only sent bj
F tnftil ; illaetrU.M.mple,6cnUt
9Tit now.AddruAt IVabodr MtU
VVinTir irnVOrTr lMntitatorlr.W It. I'AIU
M1U II 1 II 1 OUUL . KKH. No. 4 IlalfincU 1U UDBtfja.
July 29 4w a
on - iM7..to
,V'
CIV. -0- !.
'July tu -t iv
HIGH GRADE BONE MANURES.
&P AMERICUS SPECIALS
Sih-Sfo PREPARED OHEli:
for Certain
Cropa.
OHEMIOALS
AH frem DriE.iiilo b.iatH. drv. will
ilril), In iroixl l'ncltnzea, each hear
iiiK aiulynli, and Ni:t weight.
Trd- Mrk.
For Kicight Kntox lioncn nmt Circulars mlilreHti
WILLIAMS, OLAEK k CO.,
Offica, 10t Pearl Street, N. Y.
July ts-ow
r-iriririj
Salth's PatestSlindar.4 Shutter Eower.
Shmteia can hoi heed 2. 3. i. Bern Inehes apart
snd held hk'UH'Ij In iiher nt-11 Ion. );enttwni.t.
(d In eij iiiuiiiy, (mi mule b.g mokis Miuunir
ami I'hII. T he I est in d hanrtscineet Ihlniiout. sells
at i very lir tin1. Write fur iinrtlciiliiiB. .Samples by
mall tor (.tenia pofiliife. Address
r.M I I J 1 LIJ ,
.".('I .Mat! I'll Srl EfT. I HiLAlimi'llli, l'A.
July ic-jw r
dwo AdKN'IS WANIKDto fcell tho Life of
PRtSlDfcKT GARFIELD.
I urlmllnira full mid aecurutonccnuMol hlsbilef but
eveiiliulnitniliilrliotun ; the cMutitMlia wllhlho
at I inpl tu ntH.iK.-lnalii lilm. tneuleu! lieaimeiilelc.
i nu let ( lite line i ( b( ( (lieu eauseHiuouAuiius loue
sli mil lament) is, hi nee this bock must sclllm-tnciu-ciy.'leimMlleriil.
( ultltnoc. Circulars fito. Ad
Urtta lliilliiicl 1 too , Tubs., IU ClablLUlfct, I'liUa.
Julyl5 4-w d
tbi mm mm machihe
Whrreas, tho world renowned reputation of tho
White bewiiig Macliine
Induces many unperupulcus comiietllors to resort to
sit kinds of mean iiKkc to Injure Its reputation, wu
bet,' to caution all Intcndlne purchasers not to buy a
White Machine
except from lla regular authorized dealers, who will
be sustained by the following warranty.
WK WAHKANT TUB NAT UIIAL WKAH AND TJtAlt
OF TUB
White Shuttle Mm Matte,
PLATE NUM11KII 1(1.13311 FOIt FAMILY l'lllll'O.
HKS. AND1IKI1KUY AOllKBTO KEE1' THE HAM V.
IN IIBPAlIt KOH T"K TKH.M UK FIVK VKAIIH
FltOM TIIIH DATB. FIIK15 Vtr UIIaRUB.
This warranty eiceHa tho brcuitSBe of needles
bititilr.soiHl shuttles.
This warranty will not bo sustained unless tbe
plate number above irlven corresponds with the
number on the shuttlo race alldo. lieware ot defuct d
or altered numbeni,
WHITE HBWINQ MACHINE Ct)
Tho "WHITE" Shuttlo Sowing M&chlno
Has cuiiTKK 0APAC1TT than any otherfamlly Sewlntr
aaiMjuiao tor uouii; every variety 01 wora.
J, BALTZKU, (tcneral Afenl,
Uioouubur, fk.
oot. I, ( u.
J. W, RAEDER,
PRACTICAL BOOK BINDER
Nu 110 H UNT AlaltlUiT STltKKT,
WILKBS-BARRE, FA.
All llu iiuimlnr MiikiizIiii'k, liar
lH'r'H. tc rllnn i 'h, I.HU irH, SI.
McliulaN, IIuiiihI In nny
btjlo Jifklrrtl.
OonofpontloncoSoHciltU'l', O, liox lf.0.
mmt in ii 'jn wt
BLOOM SB ORCI STATE NORMAL S 0 H 001
SIXTH NOltMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Kov. D. J. WALLER, Jr., Ph. D., Priucipal.
TinHsciIooli.asatproiont constituted, oilers tho very best facilities for Professional and Classical loarnlnK.
HulldlnitH snaclous. Invltlnc and commodious : comolctely heated by steam, well ventilated, Hunted by eas. and furnished wttli a bountiful sunnly of nure.sult
sprint; water.
jjocaiionneaiiuiui, and eiwiy oi ucccsi. l uoeiicrs uxpeneueuu, eiuuieiu, unu uuvu lu ineir hitk. xieipiuie, urui dui. huki, iiuuunn auu luoroun. ii.v'Ciuue
moderate. Fifty cents a week deduction to all oxpcctlng to teach. Mtudonts admitted at any timo. Jtooms reserud when desired.
uourscs oi Biuay prcscrioeu oy mo buho i
I. Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, (Jlnsslc.il.
Adjunct Courses : I. Academic. II. Commercial. 111. Course in Music IV. Courso In Art. V. Conivc In Physical Culture.
Tho Elementary. Scientific and Classical Courses aro PROFESSIONAL, and Students craduntmr therein, teeelvo Stato Dlnlomas. cnnfrrrlne tho followln
corresponding Degrees; Master of tho Elements: Master of tho sciences j .Master ot tho Classics, tlradimlos
their attainments,, signed bv tho oillccrs of tho Hoard of Tustoc.
'i no courso oi aui'i y prescnoeu uy mo iait) is uoerai,an(i mo r cicnimciinu v1as31c.11 courses are iiol luienorto iuos ni our nestt'oiieges.
The state requlrcsa higher order ot cltlonslilp. Tiiotlmes dctiaudlt. It Is ono ot thoprlmo objects of this School to lit ip to socunilt, by turnlihlng Intent
entnudcfllelentTenchersforherBclinols. Tothlsendlt solicits young persons of good abllltlos and good purposes, those whodeslmUilinpiovothclr lime
ndthoirlalenls.asMudonts. To all such It promises aldln developing ihelr powers, nndnbundant opiwrtuultlua forwellpaldlahornflerleitvlngSchool. For
ntalr.guo.addreBa the I'rlnclpal.
HON. WILLI All i:i.VHI.I I'realilent Honrrt of Trustees. V. V. lltLLMYEIl, Secretary.
Hept.R.'ta.-
SPRING CLOTHINGE-
THE
LARGEST
OIF
CLOTHING.
JUST WHAT WE REPRESENT IT
FOR
CUSTOM TAILORING OR READY MADE.
WE INVITE YOUR EXAMINATION
TO KNOW "WHAT TO WEAR," kf "iioi TO WEAR IT."
CALL AT
THE DAVIS.
$I.OOO REWARD.
OKK THOUSAND (l.OOO) UOU.AIiH
PHEM1UM .(THieil in ANY PERSON
that will tin liltlvAT A 1UNOK
OK WORK 0.1 ANY OTHER
MACHINE.
WHAT THE
NEW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED
Will do without baslutg.
It will mako wide hem on sheets, Ac., hem nil
manner of bias woolen goods, as soft mirlno, crape,
or goods dinicult to hem on other mochlMS. II
makes a more elastlo stitch than any other machine.
It will turn a hem and put lu piping nt nama time
ltwlll turn a hem. bow braid on tho right uldo
and stitch on trimming at ono operation.
It will dot mug bios or straight, cither on cotton
or woolen goods.
It will fell across seams on nny goods.
I will bind a Iiress or Skirt nml tew on facing,
cither with or without HiowlngFlltchtB; bind Hress
(Joort.s with the same material, elthert callopt,polntB,
squares or stialght. 1 ho only moehlno thatwnl bind
Hats, Cloaks, or other arlleha villi bias, Mttlu or
silk, from X to 3 Inches tn wh.tu, without baMlug.
It will gather with or w lthout sowing on.
It will gather between two pieces and sew on at
the samo time.
ltwlll mako nruflle and Btltchn pillow slip on to
tho facing at tho laniotlmo. '
It will shirr any kind of goods.
It will mako plaited trimming either with or with
out sewing It on.
It will make plaited trimming cither scalloped or
straight and sew a piping on at tho samo time, it
will mako knlfu platllug.
J, SALTHER, Gen'l Agent,
Jiloomshurg, i'a.
oct. 1, '80-tf.
ISowi HlJi tl-i ill.ttM.a nit,
r I ' tCVHpt Ticixtv 'fi'ti
iilniti itnit U . n1ttf, IJBN
V'K'VO 1I.OPAI) 1 )"IIN0.4, nn
rUisbtjO. a 0 rruitN, r .1
U fir illtr 1 lf,, ut wi.it lor
fulfy tuw rmtM. 1 icm' licft will t
L'iK.t (.'"iiv went will-In Itrit n d-1
Uv ttout IaIoh Mtlf, n. to ntai
mm DN'tulcr 31 t foiiowni r.
I ulli aji l'.tfi(' Vat ion )
1. ( mm 1 mii v r.m OIlfCA'lO
CCUMJIJ HIUmTOI'EKAM
KAPHAS Ot'CY, rumtfii.
iittnv iivty-uf ('n lu U1J iVK
tn.) I Ui ULO. liiiiinx Cr uro kt
iUlrtM lUftll ttll-UlU'll ll.tlll, ill )..(.
IIKVlU Vlt lll(lln.(1 Kt IllOH'HtiH.
J irU t-t fvi-ftly-ttrei trill,
Por tuUu, furtbctrlnt nimtt.
iiihl vlci.'unt Map 111 Unit. I
Hinlt iri', ai)ticis,
. a. A. UEAK. Ocn'lIUittrn A
.17 HriHU Iway.N'ewYt'rk.nhtl?
Wh liln ,ttn ht HiMwn Mnn
U-Siiiiait
Junu n-Jm
LUGATj 1JLANKS,
ALWAYS ON HANI)
'AT THIS OFF10K
- - - STOCK
1 speek's
PORT GRAPE WINE
Used In tho principal Churches for Communion
Durposcs.
EXCELLENT FOR LABIr S AND WEAKLY
PERSONS AND THE AC-ED.
Spoor's Foxt Grape Wine
FOUR YEARS OLD.
mhls Cclebratrd Natlvo Wno Is mado from tho
JL Jaleo of tho opono (irapo raised In this Country
Its Invaluable
Tonio and Strengthening Properties
aro unsurpassed by nny other Natlvo Wlno. I'.el g
tuo puru Julcoof the drape, produced under Mr.
Specr's own pertonal supervision, Its purity and
genuineness uro gutanteed. Tho youngest child
may pur'akc of Its generous quaUtlcs.nnd thu weak
est Invalid use it to udviinlunu It Is particularly
boulllcial to the aged und debilitated, nnd suited to
the various ailments that affect theweaker sex. It Is
In every respect WlMi 'lo BU HKLIKU ON.
SPEER'S
1. J. 8lieiiy9
Tho I1. .1. BltiSHItY Is a Wlno of Superior character
and partakes ot the golden qualities of tho grape,
from which it Is made. For Purity. I(lclmcKt,lfliuor
and MidlCJil 1'iopertles, It will ho found unexcelled.
SPEEIl'S
This 1IIIANDY stands unrivaled In thlsCountn-,
being far superior for medical purposes.
IT IS A I'l'ltr. dial mat Ion t om the grapo and con
tains valuable medical properties
It has n delicate flavor, similar to that ot tho
grapes from which It Is dtstllltd.and lain great favor
among first class famlUea.
Heo that tho slgnaturo ot ALl'ltKl) SI'KEIt.l'assalo
N. J. 1 u over tho cure, of each bottle.
SOLD BY O. A. KLEIM.
doosi 'oot-
To Ncrrous Sufferers Tho Great European
nn. J. n, siursoN's'si'scifio ukpicink.
Dr. .1. H. Simpson's Speclllo Medlclno Is a posltlvo
curu for overwork of Isxly or hrjln or excess of any
kind, such as weakness and all diseases rasultlng
from Nervous Doblllty, Irrltablllty.Mental Anxiety,
languor, Lassltudo, Ucprcsslon oi bptrlls and tuuo
tloual darangements of thu nervous system gen
erally. Talus In thu
liacx or muo,
of Memory, I'rema l
turo old ami and den
eaMH that lead Ul
uonHtnntlon.liisatd
ty an early gravi I
or both. Noiuutteil
how shattered tin I
system may bu front
oxecssca o t a n JL
kind, a short course ii ium nuiuno miu icuu.iu Ui
lost functions und procuro huallh and happiness
where botoru was desiiondencr and gloom. Ine bpo
cino Mealelno Is being used with wonderful succu-s.
l'amphleta sent tree to all, Wrtto for them und
got full partrlcuiar.
l"rlct, Speclllo Jl.co per package, or six packages
for tv u. Will bs sent by mall ou receipt of meney.
Address all orders, J. II. HIMI'Ht iN'a MKlUulNfi CO.
Nos. 104 and ins Main btnxt, Uuffalo, N. V,
leb.U.MMf
TTAINWRIOHT A CO.,
WHOUtSALB OltOCKltS,
I'unaDiLruU,
Dealers In
THAB, UYUUl'S, COXKBlf, BUOAll, MOLABilW
uci, sriCM, sicisi looi, ttXt to.
V, it Uonier Sooona Ul Aroii Mnta,
arXMMiti rui rftxlrss itmVi atuhuos.
nuou. arru.
In tho other Courses receive Normal Cortlilcatcs
THE BEST SlBvli-DY
1 1 I!
Diseases of the Throat ami Limes.
fAVTT7j'5 Inillaensesof tlio pnl-
aaiy motntrv ni'iguiH u saio
und icltjlilu teineily U
liivnliialile. AVuu's
Ciiniuv rixToiut. U
stieli a lciniily, nnd no
otliei'sdeinlnclitlviuer-
( its till! cotillilcnco o
luu luniiie. it if a pel
entitle combination of
CHERRY t,1L' i,,,:iii1 i,rln,cl-
tun4 cf the tlnest (ini2t.
clicmirallv united, of
';dfi sileli iiuwernstolnsmo
wi ihr, trt,.ntist noslliln
, r ell'ieleiii'V nnd uniform-
WrTCXl lly of results, itstriues
a a vm .i.. at mi, louiiiiaiiouoi nu
liulinonary (llc.nes, nlforillnj; prompt relict
nnd rapid cures, nud Is adapted to jut fonts' ot
any nu or either sex. lielns very jialahililo,
the jotinjnM elnlilreii tuiie it lendlly. In
onllnarv CoiirIis, Colds, Soro Throat,
lironcliltis, ltilliieii.u, ClerKyniiiu's
Sjic Tli1O.1t, Astlimn, Cioup, und Ca
tarrh, tlie ellei'H of Avrit'' (JlllUIUV l'ac
ioiiai. ui'j tmigh.i!, ami multitudes nro an
nually pr 'served fioiil serious llllic"S Uv ltd
timely mill laltliful uie. It should bo kept
nt hand in every lm.H.'liaUl for thu pro
tection It nlTor.U in sudden attacks. In
WliooiiliiK-cotiKh and Cous.tmiillon
there in nu oilier remedy so ctliciioious,
soiilliiug, mill helpful.
Low juices am Inducements to try annus o(
thu many lniMures, or svnins, iiuulodf elieaji
and inelfecllve ilisiedleiiM, now olteved,
v. hieli. ns tli. y 1 ontalii 110 cuviitive ri'.i.illties,
can nlimil ou'v ti'ininirjry tulief, mil aro
sure lndeci'ne nnd di.ippoiut Hie lialieut.
iiKi'.nes of lli- throat and lungs iieui.ind
net ive nud eilVi tie tivatuielit; mid It Is dun
gi'imts e,:peiiineiitiii with unknown ami
cheap medicines, from the great liability that
those illse.i'es may, vvhilu mi Hilled with,
liiTouie deeply seated or in: uiuhle. Uso
Avi:n' t'HKiiiiv 1'i.fioiiAi., und you may
(Diillileiilly expi'it tho I 'est U'-vlllts. It is a
st.iudjid nieilleitl i reii.irntlon.of known and
iicUuovt ledged i miillve power, and H ai
ilieap as its inielul lucparatioii nud lino
Ingredients v ill ulluw. lmilncnt physiclaus,
knuwin;; list oiiipoll ion, ire.eil!Miitin their
practice. Tho test of half a centurv hat
juoveii Its ulisolutu certainty to erne nil pul
monary complaints not already hevouil thu
reach of human aid.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Si Co.,
l'ructlci'.l and Aual lltal Chcm!l,
Lowell, Mass.
sold r.v nuii.i.iira UManncK.
MMtiiiiaMBM mlum laMManla
THE CREAT
llUliLINGTON ROUTE.
C2TNo other lino runsThrco Through rns
jenser Trains Dally botwecn Chicago, Ilea
Moines, Council Hinds, Omnha. Lincoln, St.
Joseph, Atchison, Topeka and Kansas City.
Ilirect connections for all points In Knnsas,
Nebraska. Colorado. Wyoming. Montana, No
vada, Now Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon and
California.
Tho Shortest, Speediest nnd Most Comfortn
tilo Itoutu via Hannibal to Fort Scott, Denlson.
Dallas. Houston, Austin. San Antonio, aalvca
tou and all points la Tcxus.
Tho uneiiiialed inducements offcrod by this
Mno to Travelers nnd Tourists, am us follows!
Tho celebrated l'ullman (ItJ-whrol) l'ulaco
Sleeping Cars, run only on this Line. C, 11. &
Q. l'ulaco Drawing-ltoom Cars, with Morton's
Hecllnlng Chairs. No extra charge for Seats
tn Hecllnlng Chairs. Tho famous C. It. & tj.
I'alaco Dluiiur Cars. Oorgonus Smoking Cara
fitted with Klcgant Hlvli-llackcd llnttnn Re
volving Chairs for tho exeluslvo uio of llret
chis passengers.
Steel Track and Superior Equipment, com
bined with their Oreat Through Car Arrange
ment, tnnkos this, ahovo ull others, thufuvorito
Homo to tho South, Soutu-Woat, and tho Fur
West.
. Try it, nnd you will find traveling a luxury
lntcad or u discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Colchrnted Lino
for Halo at all olllccs lu tho United States and
Canada.
All Information nhniit Itntes of Fare, Sleep.
Ing Oar Accommodations, Tlmo Tunics, iUs.,
will lm cheerfully given by applying to
J.Q. A. III! AN, fleri'l Hasten! Agent,
SOU Washington M.. Huston. Mass.
, . , ."I"1.:"T Hni idwa), New York.
JAMES II. WOnii. tlen. Fass. Agt.' Chicago.
T.J. I'Ori'I.'lt, Uua. Manutter, Chicago.
March 18, 'ff, 40t
CANCERS CURED
At Crane's Cancer IcSrnarv. Addhtn. IT v.
TlTTKTHlPTlt.1 uv Tivncm'U 1, ... . -
. t M . ifwuiui IiariH 01 .1110
world havo been curid of this much dreuded dls-
l,e?n :? PL,! ,..'.u K.. fl?".
been retcuid lrcm nteirttiui m.ii nmiim iv imii.
Hour.
cis, Ministers and tho 1'cor Ircatedtne. Wilto
C?a L"!. 5fv,",,ri(l",l.r.'r,,.l1"". AUddrefsUrs.
7k, I- 1 kuT WilWil UUICUIJ, a. 1,
Woavor Be Co'n Ada.
mi nun Tv!??
boy;or girl. Vcu wunTSt
liSln"Kf ?r'. lCa iCPT W" ,0Wn' r b0 RWIy tr0n
WIS WILL bTAUT Y( ill; VIT1I AN OUTFIT WOItTII
,. ft tFIIKK.-ttU
ir jou nro tmploytd durlug tho day vou can
fnJT V..ii .V..., . , rijifciu umj. yrU3 ut onco
?I'u.llWtul,,IB t"K.o. IHIittiUT. vo liarclay
utrtct.N, . wtco march it. 'ai-ttn
SUPBKIOll TO ALL OTHERS.
MI'.YKtt
PIANOS
Xlgheat
l'llzes
Awardt d.
.llltYIilt A; MUN.JiliiAahBtrcetl'hllaUelphla.
Ulghest Awards for the best l lanosi London
Tarls, Centonntal and Venn'a htatu tr.iira
ma ich 11, 'fd-cm waco
LATEST STYLES OP
aur.T.XiX3STC3- cards
At rto 'COLUMBIAK OFFICE.1
41
. 1
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
VfitAW r ii i ma
T ) KN NsY IAf A N I A HAILI10M). 1'lULt.
JL UUCI'UIA & KHIKlt.lt. DIVISION. V
SUMMKU TIME TAliLE.
on nnd after Sunday. Juno iv.itl, ih0 tu,t.
On I no i in uuui j'lii'. ... ..i." j... in, in ii viniuu KUl tn.
naf.1llvaf U'
Erlo Mall leaves Fhllnilelphl i 11 (is n w
" " Hanliburg 4 M aw
; William port s4nS a
" .lerseyMlioii onuaia
' " lickllnvui om am
' " l.'enovo Her. am
nrrUelif Ul In 7 ut n .i
lilagulil Knpiesa IniiVeM'iiii'vlel Ida tiiwiam
mi ii '.hi; la 'O n III
air. at 'Hill nn .pou iiiaiim
" " bick Haven 4 witiir!
" " Itenovi) fisiiiim
" ' Kane lo ! ,
Fatt l.tno leaven Philadelphia u m n m
" litittlsimrg 4iHiim
" arrive at. Wliilsnpnrt tf.niim
" " Lock Haven oiopm
KASTWAIID.
I'aclllo KspiTOi Ic.ivcb Lricl: Mavn 7 ns a m
in iwj -iiii'ie .iiatn
' " Mlllams(irt ninnm
" arrHoatllaiTlsbiiri,' Ivospm
' ' riilladclphla .. st'ii m
" " Katie enoam
Day Repress leaves Henovo DMOatu
jaifN lunuii ji v.inm
" " M llllam iport if is n m
" arrive nt linrrlxhiirir fthipm
' " l'lilladclplila I, ii n M
' " i:no nasnm
Itrlo Mall leaves Henovo tnonm
" Lneltllavcn tuinnm
" " wnilamsiiort 1 an tint
" arrives at I l.irrlshurg a no a in
" " I'liilartelpiu.i ills am
Fast Lino loaves Wllllsmsport tamiim
" arilvesntlliiiTlsDiir); sits am
" " I'hlladelpnla 7 a:, n M
Krlo Mall and Fast Linn west and I'aclllo llxiiro !
Ktist, mako close conntctlonB at Nortliumbcimim
wtili L. & 11. It. It. trains for Wlikesbario ay
Scranton,
Erie Mall West, Niagara Iliprd West nnd Fat
Lino West mako close connection at WUllorfisctiii
with N. C. It. W. trains norih. '
Niagara ExpresB Weft und Day Ejtpros3 East
lnakoclosoiouncctloti at Lock linvcn lllilj.u,v
It, It. trains.
Krlo Mall east and West connect nt Krlo viti
trains on L. S. A M.S. It. 11. i at Corry with O.C.lf
1'.: W. It. lt.i at, limporlum with 11. U. ,xl n. it
nnd at Drlftn ood with A. V. It. it.
Parlor cars will run between riillalelphta ar.l
Wlllamsport on Niagara Express west, and Day lis
press host. Sleeping curs ou all night I rains.
WM. A. HALDWIN,
Uencral bupt.
N'
ORTHKItN
0KNTI1AL KAILWAY
COMI'ANi.
(In and nflr .tantini v 17th. 1ES1. trains will innn
Hnntiurv ns fntlnwM .'.
NOUTItWAHD.
Northern Exprcta c.sa a. m arrive Elmlra imo pa
Arrlvo at Cnnandalgua 3.25 p. u,
" ltochester l.to "
" Niagara, s 13 '
Niagara Express 1.05 p. in. arrlvo li'mlra C.03 p a
an Ivo Canandalgua 8.33 "
' Iloclicster 9 13 "
" Niagara U.coara
Fast lino fi.10 p m nrrlvn Elmlra n.os p m
" Waiklns ll.C3pm
SOUTHWAHD.
Southern Bxprcca 1,33 a. m. arrlvo Hnrrtsb'g ,1,15a n
arrlvo l'hlladolphla 7.33 "
" Now Yorl: 10.33 "
" Daltlraoro 7.10
" Washington 0,03 a m
I'aclllo Express KMki a m arrlvo Harrlsb'g 12.03 p tn
r.ri lvo I'hlladelphla 3.t5pia
" New York o.vs "
" lialtlmoro c.i)
" Washington 7,53
Day E.xpremi,r,i p in nrilvo Harrlshtirg a.tupm
" Fhlladelphla c.tr. "
" NowYoil: 9.30 "
" lialtlmoro C.35
" Washington 7.fii
Erlo Mall l.ns a. m. arrlvo llarrLsburg 3.0.1 a. ra,
" riilladclphla 7.33 "
" Now York -0.35 "
" lialtlmoro 7. to
" Washington 9.(ii
L. 1'. FAltSlItlt. tlcneral l'aasenBcr Agett.
FItANK THOMSON, OoneralMonagtr.
pHILADKLPJIA AND JtliAUINO KOAD
AltKANQEilENT OF PASSENGEU
TEAINS.
Juno 27, 1381.
TiiAiKS i.ewk nurmiT as vot.t.ows(SDHnAY KxcrrTrD
For Now York, Philadelphia, Heading, rottsvllle
Tnman.ua, c U,4S a. m
For Calawbisu, 11,15 a. m. 7,'u and 6,43 p. in.
For Wllllamsport, c,15 jtm a. m. ana i,os p. m.
TltAINSPOR KCriBT I.KAVK An rOLI)W3, (SCNDAT K
flllTFIJ.l
Iavo Now York, vl . Tnmancnd li.no n. lo. anil
via. Hound Ilrook ltouto 7,45 a. in.
Leavo I'hlladelphla, 9,45 a. m.
Leavo Heading, ll.taa. m., I'ollsvlllo, W,:o p. in
andTamaqua, 1,35 p. m.
Leavo CatawiEsa, o,lo e, n n. tn. and 4,oo p. m.
finvn Wllltamiinnrt a axu in " en n m nnrf i ill n m
l'asscngcra to and from Now York, via. Taiaa
nend and to and from I'lillu telphU go througa
without change ot cars.
J. E. WOOTTKN,
General Manager
c. o, nANCocrc,
General faosengcr and Ticket Agent,
Jan. 10, usi tf.
D
ULAWAU13, LACKAWANNA ANb
WEbTEHK f(AlLltOAI).
KLOOMSllUKt) DIV1K10N.
Tlme-Tablo No. s, Takes cnect at 4:30 A. H
MONDAY, JUNK 10, 187S.
NOltTn,
STATIONS.
SOUTH.
a.m. p.m. p.rn
Scranton.,..
HeUcvuo..,.
Taylorvllle.,
...Lacknwanua..
l'lttatnn....
9 S3
3 II) C IS
3 111 6 V)
9 45
9 M
10 07
3 33
3 .Ml
3 S3
M
0 34
C 40
(1 43
6 511
0 U
0 w
7 10
7 19
7 15
7 S5
7 S5
.. Wsalinttston...
3 41
3 49
2 53
67
3 (5
3 15
8 10
3 15
.. . wiomiug..,
Stallby...
Dennett... ,
Kliu.-t.tou...
10 18
10 33
Kingston
..nymouiu Juno..
....Plymouth
Avondalo
Nantlcoko
.Hunlock's Creek.
...Hhlckshhiuy....
....Hick's Ferry....
....Heath Haven..,
..r.i'rwlck ....
Ilrlar Creek
10 33
3 31
II) 34
10 43
10 cn
11 07
11 13
11 30
3 30 7 ii
HI 8 04
3 60 8 31
4 Oi 8 43
4 10 8 tS
4 18 9 US
4 ! 7 15
...Willow drove....
4 39
4 33
7 S3
7 30
7 44
8 on
....umoitldgo
Eipy.....
..lllonmsburg
Huneit
11 33
11 43
11 61
11 67
13 13
4 43
4 49
4 65
6 00
6 18
B .I t
8 60
8 81
Cutawlssa llrldgo.
uaitviuu
.....Chulosky
,..4.Ctunerou
iNorthutaburhuid,
9 18 9 51
u 30 V
C 43 9
p.m.
n.m. a.rn
W. V. HAI.HTEAII. snrt.
Snporlntonrtent's ODlw, Scranton, Juno io, ibis.
$101
outfit furnished free, with full instroo
Hons for conducting tt.e most protttable
btitlncha that any ono can mgagu In.
M tin llunlnrun M Rfi cflKV tn lunrn. ntwlnur
Instructions nro toblmploand plain, that any ono
can mokogrent rrelltsficmtleM'ry Mart. Noono
can fall v.ho iswllllngto wctk. Wtmeii nru assuc
eetsful us men. Lois nrd glilsrtui coin largo sums.
Many have mado iittho tublmts ovrono hundred
dollaisluasitglevttk. Ni.lhlngllkolt overknewn
befoie. All who engugu nrnmrprlscil utlhocaso
nud lapldlty with vliFcli they aru able to mako
money. Ytu can engage In this LuMncss during
your (.pare tlmunt gn ut profit. You do not have lo
Invest capital in l Wo tnko all tho rlt.k. Thoso who
need ready money, bhould wrltoto us at once. AU
furnished trco. Addriia Tkvk & Co., AugubtMlalno
oct. l6"So-iy ' "
VOU CAN BUY THE BLATCHLEY
IliilliiMt fit wltli CipMr,I'ontlnlii,or Iron
I.liilnga, hiich ono Henelleil with my iminoiui
inanuriitturer lawnrranteil in nmlciliil and cin
flrnctlon. Fur mlu by Ihu lt hon.'-os lu tho
undo. If you do not Viiow where to (!(t this
pump, wrllo to mo as Mow, ami I will nnd
namo of agent neareal you, who will aupnlyyou
at lay lowest prlrea,
CUAB. 0. ELATCHLEY, Manufacturer,
308 Ifarkot Ht., l'hlladolphla, ra.
marcU4,'81tlm ats
HELPsa
rr. . . poverty ti
YourseUes bymnkng monoy
ngomen ennnco ij
tiu.i-i.iiv niu-nvHkitenlng
nnvprtv frntn vniirilnnr. ThOSO
who alwai 8 take advantage of Ihu good chances for
ma king money that aro offend, generally becomp
wealthy, wnllo those who do not Improvu such
chances remain In poverty. Wo want wuuy women,
boya aud girls to work for ua right In their own lo
calities. 1 ho butlDtas will pay inoro than tn llmcf
ordinary wsgis. We rurulahanextoEsHooutntand
all that you need, Hie. No one who enguges falls to
tnsVe uioney very rupldly. You can uevoto your
wliole time to the work or only yourep)tuenlt'n,a
Villi InrorinaUou tfiaull that 14 nwdta uouttrr.
p.m. p.m. a.tu,
n HI 4 13 0 40
U V3
9 17 9 37
0 OS 9 SO
8 58 3 51 9 31
9 M 3 40 9 19
8 40 3 41 9 14
13 41
13 :;o
B 33 3 SO 9 04
8 13 3 10 8 44
8 33 3 311 8 t6
8 13 3 13 8 47
B 04 3 04 8 39
7 M 3 51 8 SS
7 83 3 39 8 11
7 fJ 2 84 8 13
7 35 3 33 8 OS
7 13
7 14
7 10
7 03 3 04 7 41
CM 1 57 7 M
6 Ul 1 61 7 33
0 45 1 40 7 39
6 37 1 if T 11
6 15
(JO 1 0) 8 40
p.m. p.ru a.m.