THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTJRG, COLUMBfA COUNTY, PA.
Cause!) of itonp In Fowls.
In the trcntmuiit of fowls ono tllsenso
must not bo mistaken for another. For
inat.nncu tho nnnio of "clilokun cholcrn"
i HppHcd tu!to fri'qticntly to many nil
moiita that aro strnjilo, or merely dlnar
rangements of the internal organs that
may bo easily remedied by diot or place,
ltoup is tho worst atlliution of the jioul
try yard. It may bo pronounced tho
root of nil diseases. It proceeds from
tho simplest causes, as n sudden cold
contracted from a current of air or un
duo exposure. At ono tlmo tho writer
sold a cook for breeding purposes in
A pi it. IIo was a lino bird, and had been
kept under cover with n southern glass
exposure, and was not accustomed to tho
outsido atmosphere. Tho consequenco
was a sudden cold, proceeding from tho
change and neglect received. A few
days later a note was received from the
customer, convoying tho information of
tho fowl's Illness, further remarking that
lie was unlit for use, ns ho was diseased.
All animals suffer greatly from change
of home, not only from tho difference of
treatment and feed as well as quarters,
but also from homo sickness. Fowls
suffer from tho samo cause. But this
was a caso of downright cruelty. Tho
fowl had not been hardened.
"When shipping fowls, or selling them,
without having been seen by the pur
chaser, every prticular concerning the
treatmont knovn to tho seller of
tho birds, should previously bo forward
ed, so that accidents and sickness may
bo avoided. This is only just and hon
orable, more especially In tho spring of
tho year before the fowls aro accustomed
to the outsido atmosphere. When pur
chasers see tho fowls this is' unnecessary,
as they aro ablo to take notes when vis
iting the premises, nud act accordingly.
No , censure, when such is the case,
can bo attached to tho seller, in
case of failure in tho purchaser. Fowls
also suffer greatly from transporta
tion. Tho fatigue of tho journey, un
natural position and irregularity of feed
inc. lnrcelv servo to disturb tho equilib
rium, and they fall a ready prey to colds
which if neclccted, run into roup, which
in tho advanced stato is incurable. It
assumes manv forms, and is oftentimes,
no doubt, termed cholera. It should bo
avoided as tho worst distemper that af
flicts our domestic birds. It may bo ad
vancintr bv Blow staees and unob
served, until tho victim is much reduced.
At other times it nuts on a more acute,
but not so dangerous appearance On
. the arrival of fowls from long distances,
- c:tru slioulu be exercised in tno nrst feed
ing. It is naturally supposed that fowls
nrciatmued and hunirry and will creed
ily devour what is set before them. They
should have sou, scalded, and easily di
gested food, and bo placed at onco in
warm, comfortable quarters. If this
precaution was always taken there would
be less cause tor complaint and less cen
sure of tho seller. Bad food will also
pioduco what is termed chicken cholera.
Tho poultry business is a great and
still increasing one. A country placo
is not stocked without them nnd to keep
them in health nnd profit is no small un
dertaking. It will not do to allow them
to shift for themselves altogether.
The garden and fruit as well as
flower' beds, will suffer, henco they must
bo controlled in their movements. Con
stant closo confinement will not answer.
Still fowls will thrive and bo profitable
if confined during tho larger half of the
day, but they must bo supplied with all
tho requirements of nature, and fresh
clean water must bo given. Fowls often
get run down, and require a change of
food; especially laying hens, which are
largo consumers. Giving tho best caro
daily will keep them from eating feath
ers, and promote health and activity. If
tho weather bo cool, a little pepper may
bo given, but do not givo too much to
hens that aio laying eggs for hatching.
In that case they are apt to be unfcrtil
ized. Before doctoring ailing fowls bo
certain of tho diiliculty, as harm is done
by administering doses for a disease that
may not exist at tho time. Country
Gentleman,
Goon Faiuiimi. It is ono sign of a
good farmer if ho prizes mauure. It
does not require a good farmer to raise
bountiful crops on a farm already rich,
but the art lies in so managing tho farm
that it will produce good crops every
yt ar without losing in fertility. A man
may make money from his farm, and be
wasteful of fertilizers, but he is not a
good fnrmer,for ho is constantly running
his land into debt which it will require
years of good tillage to overcome. Good
farming consists of such management
as will make the farm produco the
best possiblo results without deteriora
ting the soil. This can only be accom
plished by a rigid economy in the
making nnd uso of manure, and a sys
tematio rotation of crops that, will bo tho
least exhaustive to tho soil. It is not al
ways tho best farmer who grows the
most produce from his acres any more
than it m tho most successful merchant
who sells tho most goods. A farm may
yithl abundantly of exhaustive crops for
a few years and return to tho owner n
handsome income, but there must be a
reaction sooner or later, for soil cannot
produce crops without food any more
than a cow can give milk without feed
nnd drink. "Wo must livo according to
our means and practice the samo rule in
our farming
Broken Limus. A practical stock
grower advises his brother farmers, not
to be in a hurry to destroy any animal
that may break a leg, for by means of
plaster of Paris (not land plaster) and
some bagging strips, tho limb may be
set and bupported until tho fractured
bono unites again. His plan lias been,
both with calves and sheep, to wind the
strips of bagging about tho broken limb,
plaster aver with calcined plaster mixed
to a thin paste, wind another over that
and apply more plaster, tho leg being
fastened to splints gf wood until tho
plaster sets. The animal will limp around
for a fow days on three legs, but recov
ers without blemish.
A minister was soliciting aid to for
eign iuissious,and applied to a gentleman
who refused him with tho reply, "I don't
believe in foreign missions. I want what
I givo to benefit my neighbors."
"Well," leplied he, "whom do you re
gard as your neigh boist"
""Why. thoso around mo."
"Do ou mean thoso whoso land joins
, . -l .1 t ...
youifci inquired inu minister.
"Yes."
"Well," said tho minister, "how much
land do you own?"
"Five hundred acres."
"How far down do you own!"
"Why I never thought of it before,
but I suppose I own about half way
through."
"Kxaclly" said tho clergyman) "I sup
poso you do, and I want tliia money for
the New JCealanders tho men wnose
land joins yours on tho bottom."
TKUTII AND IIONOK.
Query: What is the beat family roed
Jcine in the world to regulate the bowels,
purify tbe blood, remove cost iveneas and
biliousDfes, aid digestion and tone up the
whole systfw? Truth ud honor compel
wHonwer, Hop llilte being pure,
'jerJft ! .lmrwilesK. See unotbtrj
The Blackest of Villains-
NEAHt.Y A IIUNDHt.D YI'.AKS OLD ANI
KUlllTY TIMES A Mt)ltlKtti:il.
Vnsllv Tehoomak. aired nlnetv six
years ha9 just died in tho hospital of tho
Udessa i'risou with tho reputation of
having in tho coureo of his vilo existence
committed nloue, or in conjunction with
others, cigthy murders, ami also of hav
ing escapoil no tower than live times
from Siberia, lie was born near Ismail
about tho year 1785, and appears to have
been of Kalmuck descent, of herculean
proportions nud of great physical
strength. After serving his term as a
soldicr,lio adopted brigandngo as his pro
fession, nnd with a band of three or tour
scoro roughs, kept tho wooded part of
llessarnbia nnd oven tho country for
many miles round Odessa during several
years in such a stato of terror, that tho
police rather than arrest htm lived on
friendly terms with him. At last nbout
tho year 18.r0, a polico superintendent
named KhorzhcvsKy undertook to cap
ture him, and surrounding a low road
sido inn kept by ono Keesveloff nnd
known to bo tho resort of thieves nnd
robbers, succeeded in doing so nfter a
desperate encounter, in which fifteen
men altogether on both sides were killed
or wounded. For this servico Khorz
hevsky received tho order of St. Vladi
mir, a distinction not so often bestowed
in those days as in thoso. Tho old litis
sian criminal codo being then in exist
ence, Tehoomak remained in piison nine
years before being brought to trial. In
18.VJ, however, ho was condemned to
twenty years hard labor in Siberia and
to bo flogged. Five years later ho es
caped back to Odessa, but was again
caught, tried and sent into captivity. In
1 809 he ngain found his way back to
Odessa, was again caught, and after be
ing kept in prison till 1871, was retired
nnd sent back to Siberia, but tho very
same year ho mnnnged to get away from
there whilo being transferred from
Irkutsk to Kercusk, and in 187-1
was recaptured at Fllzavctgiad,J in
this covernment (Kherson), and for tho
fourth timo tried nnd removed toSiberia.
A couple of weeks ago he appeared here
acain, thus mak in ft the fifth cscapo from
Siberia, nud being caught in an attempt
to steal a wagon and a pair of horses in
one of tho German colonics in this
neighborhood, tho sturdy colonists, fol
lowing their usual practice of takinir
tho law into theirown hnnds in such cases
after belaboring him and a companion
of his, bound their arms and lees with
cords, brought them to Odessa and hand
ed them over to tho prison authorities.
Tho two criminal had been so roughly
handled, howover, as to necessitate their
removal to tho prison infirmary, where
Tehoomak died two days after, seven of
his ribs having been broken. It is pro
posed to send his brain to Dr. Benedekt
of Vienna, for examination, that gentle
man being reputed to have devoted much
attention to the brains of notorious
criminals.
A DIFFICULT PHOHLEM SOLVED.
Ambition, competition and ovcr-excr
tion uso up the vital powers of men and
women, so that a desire for stimulants
seems to bo a natural human passion, and
drunkenness prevails on account of this
necessity for bodily and mental invicor-
ation. Parker's Gincer Tonic fairly
solves the difficult problem, and has
brought health and happiness into many
desolate homes. It does not tear down
an already debilitated system, but builds
it up without intoxicating. Enquirer
See other column.
CAUTIOUT.
EJ9CSS
GET THE
STRONG COMPETITION
In the manufacture of Organs is resulting in the production and sale
of cheap goods, made from inferior materials. I refer particularly to
bogus Organs that are continually springing into existence without
any merit whatever, except to bo offered cheap, and then when purchas
ed found to be dear at any price. "Will yuu not then, reader,
If you Contemplate Buying an Organ
consider it your only safeguard to select an instrument bearine the
names of first class, wholly responsible makers. A good assortment of
Btyjea 01 tno ceieDraieu ustey urgans can now ueseen at the new rooms
of .tho Only Authorized Agent foi the Eutoy Organs in
Columbia County. A guarantee for five years from the manu
facturers accompanies every Estey Organ.
Juaeu.'tvo-u
IRON
P A TRUE TONIC W
A PERFECT STRENGTHENED. A SURE REVIVER,
IRON BITTKIIS aro lilshly recommended for all diseases re
quiring a certain and efficient toil 10 ; especially Jndigtsiion, Xfyipuui, Inter'
mittest i'evert, WantoJ Appetite. Lots of Strength, Imck of JCnerqy, tie, Knrlclies
tho blood, strengthens the muscle, and given new life to tho nerves. They uct
like a charm on the dlgcgtice organs, removing all dystiejdio symptoms, such
u TUtwi3U Juttijifmj, JTriiM'niAfl.VtomufA.iwriimrn, e(c, TJo only
Iron Preitaratioii tliut will not blacken tho teeth or kIvu
licuduoliB. Bold by all druggists. Write for tho A II 0 Book, 33 pp. of
useful and amusing reading tent Jree.
BKOWN CIIEMICAIi CO., Baltimore, Mil.
BITTERS
TAKE
SIMMONS
LlVMl REGULATOR.
It Mill luiMlitvcly euro SIcU
llcailaclm.
DYSPEPSIA-.
Tho Hrgulator will positively euro this tcrrlbto
disease Wo assert omphatlCAlly what wo know to
bo truo.
CONSTIPATION
Mionld not lu recanted nsn trilling ailment. Na
ture rtemandi tho utmost, regularity ot tho bowels.
Therefore, usMst nature by taking Simmons Liver
Kcgulator. It Is harmless, mild and effectual.
PILES.
licltef t at hand for thoso who suffer day artcr
day with riles. It has cured hundreds nnd will euro
you.
MALARIA.
Persons may avoid nil attacks by occasionally
taking a doRo of Simmons Hcgulator to keep tho
liver in healthy action,
Bad Breath.
Generally arising from a disordered stomach, can
bo corroded by taking Simmons Liver ltcgutntor.
Jaundice,
Simmons Liver Iteirulatorsoon eradicates this dis
ease from tho system, letting tho skill clear nnd
ireo train nil impuriiie.ii
COLIC.
Children sufferlm? with collo soon experience re
lief when smnnons Liver Itcgulator Is administered.
Annus niso uertve great. Donrnirrom tins mcutctne.
It Is not unpleasant, it Is harmless nnd effective.
Purely vegetable.
Sold by all Druggists.
TRY IT.
Juno?l,'sl-ly
NEW RICH BLOOD!
1'itrmn' 1'ui iirfiio I'M mako New lilch
Wind, nnd will completely clintigo thu blood In
t'.ficiillroRvstiin lu tlnvo umntli.. Anvperson
who will take 1 pill enrli night from 1 tnlswcoki
tinvliore.toreil to sound hc.-illh. If Michn thing
hoiio 'llile. Sent bv In. ill for S letter stamp.
. .V. .rW.V.vO.V .1- CO., Jloston, Mats.,
formrrlt llnnjtnr, ?lt',
flfiCHTR WlMTCn EVKUYwnnrtr. to sou
nuuniu nnnibu meicst Knniiiyjinit
tlusr illiicltltin cvr-r InventM. Will ktiltnpmrof
tucklnca, wltn IlKKI, and TOR complete, In
20 minutes. It m 111 also knit a grtst variety of fancr
work for which there la nlwiir. a ready market Send
lor circular ant tenns tn the Ttvomlily Ilnlttliift
filnclilno Co., Jut) WMlUustonst.. ltustuo. Ma&a.
mayc, sl-ly
aid
Hon Fragrant & Eefreshtag of Perfamos
Exceediaily Delicate and Lasting.
Price, 23 ota.: Large EotUee, 73 ota.
Sold ty deslirt la Drug ft rirfumery. Sltrattart of Ib
az A Co.. N. on irery tout..
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC
Tho Medicine for Every Family.
NEVER INTOXICATES. ,
Made from Ginger, Buchu, Mandrake, StUlEngia,
and other of the Lwtt vegetable remedies known,
Farkhr's Ginger Tonic has remark ally varied
curative powers, ft .Mhc greatest Stomach Correct
or, Wood I'urifier und Liver Regulator ever made &
The Best Medicine You can Use
for Ee3toring Health & Strength
Itcommenceatn act from the tint dose, sesrehes
out the weak organs, and is warranted to cure or
help all diseases of the llowels. Stomach, Hlood.
Kidneys, Liver, Urinary OrEans,allCoinplaintsof
Women, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Uheama
tlsm and Drunkenness.
Try a bottle to-day: itmaysaveyourl'ife. eoct.
and $l sizes atalltlruggists. Every genuloebotde
has our signature on outside wrapper. Hiscoz &
Co., N, Y. Large saving in buying $x size.
Just Wlint ia Wnntcd.
Everybody whose hnir ts gray or faded has felt
the need of a Hair Restorer and dressing dial is
cleanly, agreeably perfumed and harmless. Far
Iter's Hair llalsam satisfies the most fasddious In
these respects. Sold by druggists at $oc. and $s.
OCt. 1, '60-ly
SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR
THE CO3L.TjrtBI-A.0Sr
$1.50 IN ADVANCE.
TiTSATTV'S Organs is useful stops, o sets reeds
l2iii2only ten. ItanosllM up tar-llus.
C.tulop;. free. Addrebs Bentty, Wasnlngton, N.J
may o, 81-ly aid
BEST.
J. SJMjTZER, Agent,
Bio omsburg, P a
Directions
For Urtturrh
liny l'ovcr, Cold In tho
heart. An.. Iniett with
llttlo mixer, n parlltlo
of ttio Halm Into tno
nostrils nr,uv strong
breaths through the
nr.sf. it. will bo Kb.
roitied, clennslnir, and
Heating ino uisciuieu
mombruoo.
Tor DrainrMH,
Apply a particle Into
the car.
Iilil'8 CHKAM 1JAUI
Itftvtntr mined an enviable local reputation, displa
cing all otiicr preparations In tho vicinity ot dts
dlseovery, Is, oh Ita merits nlnno, rccognUed ns a
wonderful remedy wherever known. A fair trial
will convince tho most skeptical of tts curative
powers. It effectually cleanups tho nasal pasagos
of catarrhal Mrus, causing ncallhy secretions, al
lays Itillnminntlon and Irritation, trotoctstlio mem
brnnal linings of tho head from atldlttonnlcolds,
completely heals the sores, and rcslnres tho sense
of taste and smell, llenctlclal Jresults aro realized
W n few applications. A thorough treatment, as ni
reeled will cum Catarrh. As a household remedy
for cold In the head It Is uncounted. Tho balm Id
easy to uso and agreeable. Hold by druggists at M
cents. On receipt of BO cents will mall a package
Send for circular, with full information.
SLY'H UHEAM HALM CO., OwcgO, N. Y.
Kotl sale In Ulonmsburgby Mover ltros.,C. A. Klelm,
N..1. iietidershottand.l II. Klnporta and by Whole
sale Druggists generally.,
sl.oct.'so-ly a
AND
Paper Hanging.
WM. F. BODINEi
IHON ,ST BE1.0W BKCOND, 11L0OMS1IC110, Vn
Is prepared to do all kinds ot
xxotrsn FAXxrcxna
rialn and ornamental,
PAPER HANGING,
BOTIt DKC0KAT1VK AND TLAIN.
All kliidH olTurnlturc Repaired,
and iiiiule in gooil uh new.
NONE BUT FIHST-CLABS WOKKMEN EMPLOYED
Estimates IVTado on all Works
WM. P. BOD1NE.
Dauchy & Co's. Advt's.
. u AiTii i vo w CtAna rl fiat flrtlfl.
BEAT Y S en I ongtte lteedatonly Ad
dreVs Daniel V. icntty, Washington, N. J. July W4w
nTAvrno jp. s in oh instruments and
PIANOS 01 HIIIITKD to ALL l'AKTS otitic
nnn a XTQI I Country. HIIUES LOW and
UKuAlNb! I Terms f Pavment Easy. Send
for Catalogue Holt CE WliTEIts Co., Manufac
turers ana acuicm, muuunuj, ..v
July W-4W d
HOLD MEDAL AWARDED
tbsAalhOT.AQew&na rreat fclud
Iciil Work,warrauted tho beet ana
cheapest, indutwnA&ble to even
nn,sntiUlMUi8cinc8ol lAfm
or.SuIMeMnrtUion i" bound In
flnnat Kronen mumhn. Bmbovied.
fall BUt.000 pp.conUin beintiful
toel iiUTAfinn, 13& prescrip
tion!, prfc onlr L25 lent bf
xnk t iUtutrtMfuunpl0,6cntat
.nrl nm AilitfMl 1'mImiH Mtvl.
TTUnTIT TTTVvri y trii inititawor iit. w. h. i aik
KKB. No. 4 Ilalfluchst. Uostsn.
Julys? 4-w
d
vIOl-r fivre ' K cu-;,t
rtisuA. viz,
July S9-4W
HIGH GRADE BONE MANURES.
AMER1CUS SPECIALS
PEEPAKED 0HEMI0AL8
For Farmers to Compost at Home.
All from orgonlo basci, dry, will
drill, In good Packagea, each bear
iue analvals. aad Net wetcht.
Trsd. Usrk.
For Freight Hates hence and Circulars, address
WILLIAMS, CLARK & CO.,
Office, 109 Pearl Street, N. Y.
Jnly 15-cw
WANTED ON SALARY.
Men to sell Trees, Shrubs, Oral o Vines, Hoses, etc.
No revlous experience necessary. Expenses paid.
J. F.LECLAHli, Nurserjman, Hochester, N. V
Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster.
No Hrmedy More Widely or Favorably Known. It
Is Hapld In HellevlBg. Quick In curlDg. For I ame
IlicK7liniiJMiTif.M,KiiNhy AtHiCTiONsi and Aches
and Pains oenerally, It Is tho uuitvalled rem
edy. U July lo-ivf
A ROYAL GENTLEMAjI"
lly JUDGE TOUIKIEK, nulherof "A FOOL'S EH
HAND," etc. Hy turns btmorous, pathetic and
Ibrllllng. Handsomely illustrated. Price is.ou. Sold
oi Ij by subtcrlption. Men and women wanted to
tuko orders. Experience a consideration, but, Indus
try and enterprise more valued. A remanent sit
uation to the right petson. Addiisa DOUGLASS
UKOTHEHS., Cncstnut st rnUadeipiila. Pa.
TBE WHITE MM MACHINE
Whereas, tho world renowned reputation of tne
White hewing Machine
Induces many unscrupulous competitors to resort to
all kinds ot mean tricks to Injure Its reputation, we
bet to caution all Intending purchasers not to buy a
White Machine
except from Its regular authorized dealers, who will
vv sumuiutu uy inu louowintf warranty.
WE WAHHANT THE NATUltAL WEAK AND TEAR
OF THE
White Shuttle Sewing; Machine,
PLATE NUMHEK 103330 FOH FAMILY PUKPO-
HKS, AND 1IEKKUY AtlltEETO KKK1 THU HAMS
IN HBPAIR FOH TME TKI1M OF F1V1C VKAHM
FIIOM THIS DATE, FHBB U'f CllAltOB.
Thtg warranty eirepu the breakago of needles
bobblDB and shuttles,
Tbls warranty will not be sustained unless the
plato numbor above riven corresponds with the
number on the shuttle raco slide. Beware of defaced
or aileron numbers.
WHITE UEWINO MACHINE CO.
Tho "WHITE" Shuttlo Sewing Machine
Has anuria oiriciTT than any other family Bowing
aawvuuie rur uoujst every vanutj ot won,
J, BALTZKlt, General Agent,
Uloomaburg, Pa,
Oct. 1, 10-tf.
J. W, RAEDER,
PRACTICAL BOOK BINDER
No UOWKHT 0I1UKKT HTHK1CT,
WILKE3-BARRE, PA.
All IIia iiopular MniraatliieN, Ilar-
yer'H. hcrluiicr'n, I.IHcII'm, St.
Mchol&x, Hound Ih uuy
hljle Ucklred.
OorroaponJcJioeSolkUeOT, O. Ilox
sssjur iif vntui,t,uw--up A I
lip
BLOOM SB UBG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NOKMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rov. D. J. WALLER(Jr7Pli. D., Pxincipal.
THIs.sciIOOL.nsat present constituted, ot'ers tho very best facilities for Professional and clMslcnileflrnlnr?. hMf,it .nlvnf tiur,- soft
lttiildlntrsspaclous. Invltlnc and cotnmouious t completely heated by sleam, well ventilated, lighted by gas, and furnished with ft bountiful supply or pun ,sou
LocjUou'healthtuI, anu easy ot accoss. Toachcrs experienced, cnlclcnt, nnd alivo to their work. Discipline firm but kind, uniform and thorotitfii. Expense"
moderate. Fifty cents a week deduction to all oxpectlng to teach. Students admlttod al any tlmo. Hootns reserved when desired.
courses ot stuay prescrioca oy mo maxo
I. Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, Classical.
Aillnncl eminent I. Academic. II. Commercial. III. Course ill Mtulc. IV. Courso In Art,
Tho Elementary Sclcntldo and Classical Courses aro PROFESSIONAL, and Students grnduatng therein, locelvo Stato Diplomas, conferring tho fpllowln
corresponding Degrees! Master of tho Elements! Mastor of the Sciences ; Master ot tho Clashes, uraduates in tho other Courses receive Normal Certlticates
their attainments,, signed by tho omcers or tne Hoard
tho courso
The Stato r
cnt and ofllclent Teachers
nd their talents.as studen
ntaioguo, address tno rnncipat.
HON. WIl.l.IA.ll III.WIII.I., Prraldent Iloiinl
Sept. 8, ta..
01 stuay prescnoeu uy tno siaio lsiiDerai. nna inoscienunuuau umuu iuuito , rf, , , . . ,T, V. .ni.i,in imotii
enutresa Higher order ol cltltcnahlp. The limes detrand it. It H ono of tho prime objects of this School to help to sec ire It, by fur n lng intoiil-
SPRING CLOTHINGS
THE
LARGEST - - - - STOCK
OIF
CLOTHING.
JUST WHAT WE REPRESENT IT
FOB
CUSTOM TAILORING OR READY MADE.
NOW ON HAND
WE INVITE YOUR EXAMINATION
TO KNOW "WHAT TO WEAR" AND "How TO WEAR IT."
CALL AT
THE DAVIS.
.OOO REWARD.
ONE THOUSAND (1,000) 00LLAH8
I'ltEMIUM offered lo ANY PEHSON
that will do as GREAT A KANGE
OF WORK on ANY OTHER
MACHINE.
WHAT THE
NEW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED
Will do without lasting.
It will make wide hem on sheets, 4c, hem nil
manner ot bias woolen goods, as soft merino, crape,
or goods difficult to hem on other machines. It
makes a more elastic stltcb than uny othcrtnacblne.
It will turn a hem and put In piping at samo tlmo
Uwlll turn a hem. sew braid on tbo right Bide
and stitch on trimming at one opcrat on.
It will do felling bias or straight, either on cotton
It will fell across scamB on any goods.
I will bind a Dress or Skirt and sew on ruclne.
either with or without showing Mltches: bind Dress
floods with tho same material, clthertcallops,polnt8,
squares or stialgbr. 1 he only maihlno that wfil bind
Hats, Cloaks, or other articles with bias, satin or
suk, irom x to s incutsin wiutn, without basting,
It will gather wltn or without sewing on.
It will gather between two pieces and sew on at
uie uuuiu utuu.
II will make a ruffle and stitch u pillow Klip on to
we lacing ub ma wiuuo man,
It will slilrr any kind of goods.
It will make plaited trimming cither wltn or with
out sewing It on.
It will make plaited trimming either scallaped or
oiiKiVUb. nuu mw a uipuig uu at, uiu bttiuo uiuu. 11
Will LUU&O &1U1U pitllUlJg.
J. SALTZER, Gen'l Agent,
Bloumsburg, Pa.
oct. 1, '80-tf.
ItsVilkrtMmli
KlCt'RJlo TlCKST. frorr
fhlfAu an) otvH i.o1nt. in TJBN
VKR, COLOTIADO HPTlINOa. an
PUliliLO, AM) HBTUilN, by
fully luw i stir. Thw tlrkuU will l
irtxni ifi'intr wfHt wldiln tiftotm (1
uny fitmi diilt'ur mlf. jiJtoitur
until Oototxr 3U( fullowtiitf.
liillinan I'ftliiro tVn re tun i.
thli Coiiihuiiv from C1UCAO0 t.
COUNCIL BtUFFH, TOl'tK A tin
KAKrJAa CITV, fonnlny k lino w
but inw ( h atiitj uf ci" ItiUHNVI'
htvi rUKliLO. I'inlnif Vn ar ul
lacliwl lu lui IhruUsfb (rulnn, in whl'j
uttaifj can U otiUlntxl kt Ihe ituii)i.
bl prluv of kevrnljrfl i ent.
For rttri, furthur tuft rmutuij,
autl eJfRHnt Map ul Uiittnl
Htttt tr, adiirt'Si,
Q. A. BEAN, Oun'l Eitem Ak',
M17 liroatlwftv.NcwYurk ami
WAkUiuirton ft, UoitUtn, Mun
Juno ll-sm
LEGAL KliANKS,
ALWAYS ON HAND
$1
LI.!
m
ot Titsiee'
. .tA-l ... I,.ln. I), nan n, rt l,A.t P,.l!,rna.
for her Schools. To this end It solicit young persons of good anilities and gooa purposes,-inoso w no tiesiro hi u
ts. To all such It promises aldln developing Their powers, und abundant opportunities for well paid labor alter leaving School, lor
,
of Triisteen.
SPEER'S
PORT GRAPE WINE
Used In the principal Churches for Communion
mtrposts.
EXCELLENT FOB LADIES AND WEAELY
PEKSCNS AND THE AGED.
Speer'a Poxt Grape Wine
FOUR YEARS OLD.
This Celebratfd Notlvo Viae Is made from tho
Juice ot tho t porto drape rallied In this Country
Its Invaluablo
Tonio and Strengthening Properties
are unsurpassed by any other Native Wine, lieli g
the pure Julcorf the drupe, produced under Mr.
Vpter's own personal su ervlslon, Its purity and
genuineness aro guranteed. Tho youngest child
m.iy pariake of Its generous qualities and the weak
est Itivulld uso It lo advantaKe It Is particularly
benlUclal to the aged and debilitated, nnd smtod to
thu various allmenta that affect tlieweaker sex. It Is
In every respect .. WINK TO UK HKLIKD ON.
SPEER'S
P. JT. Sherry,
Tne P. J. SIIKIIIIY la a Wine of Superior character
and partakes of the golden nuallllesof tho grape,
from v, hlch It la made. For l'urlty, ltlchness,lriaor
and Medical rropertles, it will bo found unexcelled.
SPEER'S
1. J.Sraiidy.
This BltANDY stAiids unrivaled In this Country,
being far superior for medical purposes.
IT IB A I'UKK distillation I om tho grape and con
tains valuablo medical properties
It bas a delicate flavor, similar to that of the
grapes from which it is dlstllled.and Is In graat favor
among nrst class families.
Beo that tho signature cf ALFRED HI'BER.Passalc
N J., Is over tho corK of each bottlo.
SOLD BY O. A. KLEIM.
dooiM sot-
To Nervous Sufferers Tho Great European
uexea7.
PH. J. B. BIMfSON'S Bl'KCtHO MSDICINE.
I)r, .1.11. Simpson's Hpcclilo Medicine Is a positive
emu iui u,ci vii'iiv t'l puujr nr Lrtiiu ur HAUt'Stt oi uny
kind, such as weakness and all diseases resulting
iiuuu.giiuu. tautiii,, jii iiAuiiiij.nn iiiui i uaitiy,
Languor, Lassitude. Dei resslon ot Hplrlts and func
tional darangemcnts of the nervous tjbtem nen-
I'lUUjr, 1-UUlD IU 1UU
iiacK or etuo, ixs.
of Memory. I'rema-
turo old age and dis
eases turn ieau u
CflDHiiptlon.lusaut
ty 4 an early gravi
or both. No luattet
bow Bhattered tlit
system maybetroii!
execbsca of inj
kind, a Bhort course i ui tms mtdlelue will iLbloro'TJiu
lost functions and crocure health and bannlnpM
where before was duapondencv and gloom. Iho Bpe
viiiu iiiiuiwuia w uvius imui nim wuuucrim BiluvrUB.
1'amphlets sent tree to all. Write for them and
get full partricuiar.
l'rtoe. flpecino $1.00 per package, or Blx packages
for (V o. Will be sent by mall on receipt of money.
Address all orders, J. 1). SIMI'BoN'bMKHKjINUL'O.
Nos. 104 and ie Main streot, Dunalo, N, Y.
leb.ll.-aMf
TyAINWRIOHT A CO.,
WUOLKSAUI QltOGKKS,
roiUPILmil,
Dealeraln
TKAB, BVHU1U, COfru, BUQAH, UOLAKSSri
uri. wioxj, iioi.il BOM, a, Vo.
N, K Comer Second aid Arob. KCreota,
autous. Arm.
V. Cotirxe in Physical Culture.
t ,,..,,
P.P. HILLMtlt, Secretary,
Is a compound o( tho virtue of sarsaparll
la, stilllugiu. tu.iiiilrnke, yellow dock, with
the lodliln of potash nnd iron, nil powerful
lilood-tiialdng, lilood-cleanslnj:, und llfe-sus-tnlniiig
i'lement.1. It is thu purest, safest,
nnd most effectual nlleratlvn inedlclno
known or nvailnbln to tlto public. Tho .sci
ences of tnedlelnu and chemistry have never
produced so valuable ti remedy, nor ouu so
potent to euro nil diseases resulting fiom
impure blood. It cures Scrofula nnd
nil scrofulous diseases. Erysipelas,
Hose, or St. Anthony's Klrc, IMiuples
nnd Kucp-Kriihs, l'nstules, Dlotchcs,
Hulls, Titiiiors, Tetter, Humors,
Salt Itlioiini, Scald-head, King-worm,
Ulcers, Sores, Itliciimatlsiii, Alercurliil
Disease, Nemalla, Fenialn Weak
nesses and Irregularities, .luundlce,
All'cctloiis ot tlto Liver, I)yspesla,
Kmnclatioti, und General Debility.
Uy Its searching and demising qualities
It purges out thu foul corruptions which
contatnitiatu the hlood nnd cause derange
ment nud decay. It stimulates nud enlivens
the vital functions, promotes energy and
strength, restores nnd preserves health, and
infuses new lifu nud vigor throughout tho
whole, system. No suffctur from any dis
ease which arises from impurity of the
hlood need despair who will give Aveu's
SAitsAi'Aitii.LA a fair trial.
It is folly lo experiment with tho numer
ous low-priced mixtures, of cheap materials,
Hint without medicinal virtues, offered us
Mood-purifiers, while disease becomes inoro
tlrmly seated. Avr.u's Saksai'Aiui.la is a
medlelno of such concentrated curative)
power, that it is by far tho best, cheapest,
and most reliable hlood-purllier known,
l'hysieiaus know its composition, nnd pre
scribe It. It has been widely used for forty
years, and lias won tho iiiupialilled coull
deneu ot tn II lions whom It lias benefited.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
l'ructlcal and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLO UY ALL DIlL'UGISTS KVtllY WIIERB.
THE CREAT
BURLINGTON ROUTE.
t3TNo other lino runsThrco Through Pas
scnger Trains Dnlly between Chicago, Dos
Moines, Council HIiitTs, Omaha. Lincoln, Bt.
Joaoph, Atchison, Topclia and Kansas City.
Direct connections for nil points in Kansas,
Nebraska, Colorado, Wyoming. Montana, No
vada. New Moxlco, Arizona, Idaho.Oregon and
California.
Tho Shortest, Speediest nnd MostComforta
bio Houto vinlfannlbi.l to Fort Scott, Denlsnn,
Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Galves
ton and nil points In Terns.
Tho uncounted Inducements offered by this
Lino to Travelers and Tourists, aro ns follows)
Tho colotiratcd Pullman (lo-wheol) I'alaco
Sleeping Cars, run only on this Line, ., u.lc
Q. I'alaco Drnwlng-Hoom Cars, with Ilorton's
Hccllnlng Chairs. No extra chargo for Seats
In Hccllnlng Chultn. Tho famous C. It. Si D.
I'alaco DlniturCars, Oorgoous Smoking Cars
fitted with Klcgant Illirh-lUckcil Hitttnn Ho
volvlng Chairs for tho cxcluslvo uso of first
class p'lAicngorB.
Steel Track and Superior Equipment, com
bined with their Great Through CarAtraugo
mcnt, makes thls,nbovo allothors, thofavorito
Houto to tho South, Soutb-Wcst, and tho Fur
West.
, Try It, and you will find traveling a luxury
Instead of a discomfort.
Through Tickets via this Celchrntol Lino
for sale ut nil offices In tho United States and
Ciuinda.
All Information nhout Hates of Faro, Sleep.
Ing Car Accommodations, Tlmo Tables,
will bo cheerfully given by applying to
J. Q. A. HHAN, Gen'l Eastern Agent,
U3 Washington St., Ilostou, Mass.
....... .. ..'ln(, S,T "midway, Now York.
JAMI5S H. WOOD, tlen. Pass. Alit.. Chicago.
T. J. POTTHH, Gen. Matugor, Chluugo.
March 18, 'so, 40t
CANCERS CURFD
At Crane's Career Infirmary, Addlsec, N. 7.
IIIINDllEDS OF I'ElttONH from all parts ot the
vorld have been cured of tiitn mnri, rira,,..,, .ti
r"u ."un b wunesfea that they have
been rescued Irom atenlbie and untimely death.
Doctors. M inisters and tho Poor treated free. Write
l?m. u ?l8t. Wftl!".1 rnr.' 'solars. Adddress Drs.
Oct 1 ' 1 Ul'OWN, Addlhon, N. Y.
Weaver 8c Oo'a Ads.
$1,
.uuuxi iiimi 5f-(1VY,ir YM.w..i !
uu uungrii iu lei o jour own town, or bo away from
home over night. Any ono can louducttho busi
ness. Itrcqtiliisnociirltul.
E WILL b'l'AKT YOK WITH AN OUTFIT WOHTII
U rFJKE.-tn
If ynu ore (mrlojcd during tho day you cun
make from f I tots an cKtilr g. heme t.f our agents
report a rrnit of m lu a Unglo day. Write at once
for full particulars lo E. G. HIDEOUT, to Harclay
street, N. Y wco march 11, fHo
.! S i . .
SUPEKIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
JUKI Hit
Illflien
PrlieB
Awarded.
PIANOS
niHYHlt .v SON, TO Arch street Philadelphia.
Highest Awards fci the test rianost London
Paris, Centennial and I'enn'a BtaUi Kalru.
m aicli u, 'M-ern wico
LATEST STYLES OF
aA.X.XiI3ST3- OAEDS
vim imWimEh bJhmJ
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
FiNNSYliVANIA I'.AIMtOAt). rim
DKU'lllA UI1IK II. II. DIVISION.
SUMMER TIMK TADLK.
On and nfler Sunday. Juno Vitus), ii,.
n )l,nl'M'nileln1ill.t Krln l!:i lnvi.l tiiuli "1
WKSTWAIID.
Krlo Mall leaves rntladoipiiH u M .
" llarnsburg 4 as?2
Wllllaimport g,JJ
" " Jersey shore (,"
lick Haven Vmi
' ItenoMi 11 Jsl!
anlvoatKrla Vi?
Niagara Kxrrcss leaves I'hllailelphla nm.l
" iinmsuiug laiSn
nrr. nt Wllllniniport a 15 K"
" " I.oekllacn 4 tot
" llchovu ?, c" E
Fast Lino leaves Phlladelrhla 13 in S'
" Ilarrlsbutg tZl
" arrive at wiillattisport mi 5:
" Lock Haven 0 iocib
EASTWAIID.
Paclflo Kxprcsi leases Lock Haven 7 m j.
icraey M.'iro 7 87
" " IIIlamsiKirt sa,"
" arrlvoat llarrlslpitrg HosS,
" I'iilladelphTa ,"
" ." Knnc ooi,,
Day nxrress leaves Itenovo luoji
" " Lock Haven 11 m."
" " V llllatnsport lsv.it
11 arrive at Hnrrlsburg 8 40c
' " l'hlladelphlft 0 4lpi
" " Krlo 11331!
Krlo Mall lcavos llenovo
' Lockllavcn luMji
" " willlamsporc Dan?
" arrives at llarrlsburg 3ooi
" " Phlladelpiita 7 8HI
Fast Lino leaves Wlillamsport Ikisj!
arrives at llarrlstmrg Slisa
' " Phlladelptdii lull
Erlo Mall and Fast Lino west and Panne? .
K.ist make eiost connections at Knrtimmi
....... , i 11 n ,1'... ....
pcraruuu,
t-'rlnMnll West. NtflL'nm ItjrnrcRq Wetf
Lino West mako closo connection at WUllt.
wltn n. v. it. v. trams uorin.
Nlnirnra Express West and Dav Eiiai
makocloro conuectluu atLockllau'n wltuni
lb. 11. ti uiua.
Hrlo Mall cast and West connect at Erie ,
trains on L. S. &M. S. H. H. ; nt Corrv with u
i-.a: v. it. it.: ab n. nnuruuii wnn 11. n. y.jcp .
ana nr. iiruiwuou wan a. Jt. it.
Parlor cars will run between PhltalclpMii
WUIamsport on Niagara Uxpress west, nnd Inn
press icost. Sleeping cara on all ulght trains
WM.A. HALIUMS,
General
-.Trr'PiTL,Tj v ncvTiiir 11 uri..
NOHTIIWAHD.
Northern Express C,3ii a. m nrrlvo Elmlra lc
...... V uw wt.,ll,,tu.,lt,ut, O.i,"
ltocucsicr 4.41
" NIagara.su
Vtat.nrn Pvnntaa 1 fir: r, ,n ft.pli.n f...l-.
will, u Vl.llllIlUUIllU 3,41 -
" Hochester 9 ts -
II lUI-..,r,. ,n .
Fast lino CIO p m nrrlvo Elmlra n.u;
" Watklns lis
SOUTHWAHD.
Southern Express 1 ,32 a. m. arrive Harrtsb'g s 'ii
nrrlvo Philadelphia
" Ualtlmoro 7.H
Paclllc Express 10.00 a m arrive Hnrrlsu'g u.t(,
" Now Y'ork c is
" llaltlinoto (ti
" Watihlngton
Day Expressl.51 p tn arrive llarrlsburg s,H
" Philadelphia c. I
" New York 9.
" Ilaltlmuro u
" Washington
Erlo Mailt. 05 a. m. arrive nnrrlsburtr 3ML-
" Philadelphia 7.3J
" Now York "0.JI
" Ualtlmoro J.t
" Washington 9 w
L. P. FA11MEH, General Passenger Ats.t
FHANIC THOMSON, Gonoral Manspi
illl I I.A I J KI j I'll A AND JtI;AI)liMl
AWIANOEMRCT OF PASSF.N'f.F
TRAINS.
June ST, 1881.
For Now York, Philadelphia, Heading, IWW
Tamaqtta, &c 11,43 a. m
For Catawlssa, 11,45 a. m. T,to and c,43 p. n,
For WLUlamsport, c,le s,to a. m. and 4,oc p, m.
TTUiKn rnn hupkht t.ravr ah rni.ijiwu. iki kdii
CKlTKn.l
i.eavo now YorK. via. Tnmanenu u.uu n. ra.
via. Hound Ilrook Houto 7,45 a. in.
Leave Philadelphia, 0,45 a. tn.
and Tamaqua, 1,85 p. m.
Leave Catawlssa, 0,10 B, io a. m. nnd 4,00 p. a.
JX:avo wiuiamsriorr.9 45 a.rn.2.00 n. m. and 4.11 1
1'nRHem.orH tn nnil frnm fjnwr Vnrlr In Tir
nend and to and frnm IMilla le.lnlilfL cro thro.
without change of cars.
J. E. WOOTTES,
General Manici
V. U, UANUUUK,
General Passenger and Tlckot Agent
Jan. 10, 1481 tr.
D
H I . A VV 1H' .1 f 11V1'N1 1
WESTKKN HA1LHOAD.
BI.OOMHDUKG DIVISION.
Tlmo-Tablo No. 3D, Takes effect at 4:30 A.
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1S78.
NOHTn.
'.It, U Ui lb ttj
STATIONS.
SOUTH
a.m. pn,
Scranton...
.llellevuo...
Taylorvllle.,
...Lackawanna.
Plttston...
9 33
i 10 t
0 ,1 1
9 45
9 53
10 07
1 '11 I
3 30 I
3 !S I
: ti 1
3 49 1
2 53 1
r I
.. West l'ltuton...
Wyoming.,,
Maltby...
.licnnett...,
Kingston..,
10 18
10 33
10 2J
10 84
10 43
10 63
11 07
11 13
3 II I
3 19 I
Kingston
..nymouui June.
....Plymouth...,
Avondalo
Nantlcoko
.Uunlock's creek.
...Khlckshlnnr
3 10 I
3 IS I
3 SI I
3 35 f
3 W S
4 H3 !
.m. Hick's Ferry..,.
....iicaen itaven...
llerwick
.....Briar Crock
... Willow Grovo..
Lime lildgo.....
Espy.........
...Uloomsburg
Hurert ........
4 11' I
4 IS I
4 S 1
4 V9 1
4 93 1
4 41 I
4 49 i
4 5S i
11 9J
11 39
11 45
11 51
11 57
18 18
Catawlssa Bridge.
D W 3
5 IS I
9 IS I
uSO
e is 1
.....uanviuu
Cbulusky.......
Cameron
Jorthuinberlacd.
13 45
ur i. tt a tut as fv MirL
BaporlntondeDt's omcu, Ccromon, Juno 10, W
sTt y-N flllin, f.n,L,ir., fwul ..,,,1. full IrKtT
uvuo 1UI IU1IUUIIIUU IUU HlUOb ,-ivit.-:
It Sir uiimwion uu. (inj uiiu k.JJ vuk".-..
. uuDiuvwi ta pu vmoj iu nail.)
vui. .i.wnvKlvu. IV, 11, a llUlil 11V ri J pull
can ran who lswi nirto weik. Wcmen nreasx.
. ,-ociiui us iiivu. 1 ujn uiiu giriscuu turn lurkt:
Manv have marln ulthn t.iiMtrfKH nvcrnnn LUCuT
rt nil ara In n .li.nlaim.. in,,.,n.iit.i II ninr IMI
nnil rnnlrilfir .,1,1, . I.V. 7. n,,i fnilU
jwu, -i, V wuiD.i,KiraL uiuill. A uu uu puii",
luvcALCuuiuii ill it. wniuin fl nm, riRr. 'I uuk ..
fnrnfch.ri .rtHn..n.... ...... ....... t,tn UUL
uvu la- ow-ljf
YOU CAN BUY THE B LATCH LEY
PUMP
IInllnril,or with Copprr,I'orrrlalii,or Iron
I.liiluga. I'jirh ono ktunellcd with my iiume"
maniilartiirer is ivntranti'd III material ami i--'
striutlon. Fur wilo by tho best hotiHSi lu I
trade. If ynu du nut know where to get U";
putiii, write to uiu as In-low, and I will n"
name of ngi-nt nearc.1 ynu, who will upl'ly"u
at my lowcvt ptlces.
CHAS. O. ELATCHLEY, Manufacturer,
Wi Market St., PhlUdolphla, fi.
marcu 4, m aa
HELP,
ICIUUi Ulficuj ninBju-n.i
wpniiiiv unim lii'iba s iiri ttn nft imnruip
cr HlfH. i rift ti.fi1nrj4n 1111 liAv mfirfi tnSLQ lu
finllnrv u ncr'tH U'a fnmlbh an tns IB OUl .
nil flio tnti tisciil (r. K'av nnuhnni(TB.7lfUj'
p.m. p.m. a.m.
9 so 4 Vi 40
9 23
8 17 9 37
9 OS 9 30
8 63 3 51 9 21
8 M S 40 9 19
8 40 8 41 9 14
19 41
1U 30
8 33 3 SO 9 04
8 13, 3 10 8 44
8 S3 8 SO 8 KS
8 19 3 IS 8 47
8 04 3 04 8 89
7 61 S 51 8 28
7 83 S 39 8 17
7 33 S 34 8 13
7 S5 S 38 8 00
7 18
7 14
7 10
7 03 S 04 7 44l
fl CO 1 67 7 39
0 60 1 61 7 33
45 1 46 7 9
SI 1 31 7 11
0 16
0 (JO 1 00 6 40
p.m. p.m a.m.
w how; ume 10 ine vorit or cmy your mn tru
thilllrfnmhflAn smr, fell iVaN. .J1l Milt Pl?
. . ". - i - . . - rrMr.
AT THIS OFFICIC
At the 'COLUMBIAN OFflOE,'