THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
ILickulirrtt an n farm Crop.
K U Hilling sitvH In the Siniiigni-lil
A i'i'Ur,iii: "U,i(.kwlniU U oiio of tho
in) ' vdlinlilo of our ot-rwiln, liotli for
MMc as- nril,H fo.xl f.r Htools Tlio
oidiuury bl K-k or jjmy vuiiotv lins Imcii
Iio only snrt grown until within n low
y iri. and cnrcful cultiiro of tho silver
ixi'i 'ta tt.-mimxtrtitiMi tlmt it Is in ovory
v tj 'luiiih inoro vnlimblo, rstiochlly for
Uio in liipctisiiblu-'uridille csaUo." "it is
mui-' more proiliiotlvo and y'wlds unilm'
tin- Haiue conditions larger oropa. Tho
husk is tliiuuer ami thero is mucli less
yasle in the miimfncturo of rtour,hicli
is whiter and more nutritious. Buck
wheat, with tho exception of bailey,
is less exhaustive to the soil than any
of our small grains, although many think
otherwise, but sincn It will grow on soils
so devoid of fertility that othur grains
would hardly yield tho seed sown stVins
to bo siiflicieiit proof that such is tho
case.
This grain docs well on both light and
heavy soils and may be rowii from tho
5th of July to tho iioth in time to
ripen beforo early frosts. Front threo
peeks to a bushel is sown to tho acre,tho
former quantity if tho soil is in good
con litiou. There is no crop grown on
lho farm that is so easily grown as this,
whilo tho yield will averago from ten to
twenty bushels to tho acre. It is a great
exterminator of all kinds of weeds and
foul grasf, and for this reason may bo
sown on land where such intruders need
to bo rooted out. Some farmeis after
mowing aerop of grass plow and sow tu
biK'kuln at and in the spring following
set to tobacco, a very good way, since
I'm land u ill be free from woods during
the eultuie nf the "weed" with the x
f pli' n of ihf apriuging up here and
lneri'Offhp seodi of the whnat left at
harvesting.
T iltc tanner who fattens niauv hogs
hi gmin will be found very valuable.
If is 1-itii)g, and therefore very vnl
ui' le r..r winter food. It should be
inivH with corn, or with corn, rye and
r ' and at least two-thirds of any gnst
rouici ije other triains. lo the Noultry
bleeder .t is indispensable, and it is not
t xfceueo m vamc as n valuable iooil lor
i- ... , ... .....
jiMviB uiuesH ii ie n into wneat. while
iiv. think it tonally Rood. It will
BMinuTat. the production of iggs, while
' wurm;:iy; mui heating qualities render
r valuiiiii- iluruig the cold winter
i "itlis, lhentiuw by many is burned
i i i ne lioil, but sto'k will eat it in tin
v ' 1 1 i . occisioimlly a small quantity,
n em tint- and sprinkled with a
'' .il il mav bu fed at least three or
i ' mi - a wnk, thertbv s-aving a largo
ai km oi more valuable fodder.
t T) is grain is raised in all parts of New
Kiig'and, and in Xew York, Pennsyl
vania and Ohio is a staple crop. New
York and Pennsylvania produce two
thirds of tho crop" grown in tho country,
whilo some of the Western States pro
duce a small quantity. Largo quantities
of the grain is Houn d, and our largo cit
ies and towns, more especially, use it
largely during the winter, and it is to
the families of New England and the
Middle States at the breakfast table what
hoe cake is to tho Southerner. Almost
every farmer has sonic ground adapted
for its culture, and it will bo found a
prolitablo crop to grow. AVo know of
an old farmer who stacks buckwheat
straw after it is threshcd,in one corner of
his barnyard foi his stock to feed on
when turned into tho yard during the
winter. We asked him if his cattle
would eat it. "Oh, yes,' was tho reply.
"When I turn them out for tho first
time and they go to tho stack, I get a
whip and drive them away and holler at
them whenever I seo them around it,and
in this way they cat it all up."
Weeds.
In an arliclu upon tho extermination
of weeds, tho Mussuciusctt.i I'lomnan
urges keeping up tho warfare till tho end
of tho season, and as an illustration of
tlio hnportanco of this persistence cites
a curious fact which most practical gard
eners must liavo observed:
"Time spent in destroying weeds in
atituinn is well spent. Tho moment cul
tivation ceases a fresh crop of nearly all
kinds of wet. da will appear, and, with
sreming intelligence, they do not stop
to grow largo beforo blossoming, nsthey
do if they como up early in spring anil
grow unmolested, but tliev bemn to
blossom when very miall, and in an in
credibly short time matuio their seeds,
and thus prepare the germs for a numer
ous crop another vear. While these
sm dl wei d s may not materially in
juu the crop of the prcf-ont year, they
jirc.pr.gate their race and cause the farm
ir a great amount of labor next year;
Jar moio than would bo tho labor to
continue the fight until fall, and thus
j. n-t nt nny seeds ripening for any fu
ture croj.."
1,'m- and l!iii'fit of Cluster.
It appears from a statement made by
0 i- Mate Agiicultural College, of Michi-
gn,
i.n thoar mini with sowing land
r on crass, that two bushels of
j'j-tir producd over two thirds as
tir i.idiluo'd over
t ucli liu tease ns twenty loads ot horso
m. i in, worth ten times as much as the
l .r foit. Fioin this experiment, il
i u -J imtbi infiritdthat thesiime results
w 'J be foitbconiing on all soils from
i lar application, for all lauds aro not
ti ,!ly bom filed by tho application of
pi i Mir, though, as a rule, pasture fields
can bo ntndo to produce luxuriant grass
In its use. So far as we know, where
i. faster has been tried in Minnesota on
grass lands and meadows, its effect was
(surprising. Tho only instanco brought
to our ntUutiou, however, was thoappli
cation on sandy land. So says the
J'urttcrs Union.
Cow luanuro contains 10 percent moro
wntcrthan horso manure. Iforso inanuru
contains about .'I per cent of nitrogen
while cow manuro contains about 2j
Horso iiinuuru contains per cent o
nhosiihorio acid, whilo about ono-lialf
of 1 lier cent is contained in cow ma
nuro.
Dan Halkck, a veteran hunter, who
wns with a narlv campinc out at Iligl
land Lake. Sullivan county, N. Y., last
week, is tho hero of an exciting chase,
flidit and enpturo of a deer at that place,
Tho party was warned of tho presence
nf .her bv thobaviwrof tho hounds, nnd
Jlnlkck said, "If that deer crosses tho
river lieio I'll cnptuio him." Nonoof tho
party imagined for a moment that ho
could do bo, as t hoy were on a fishing
excursion, and were without firearms.
Presently, however, the deer mado his
appearanco and rushed into tho water to
swim across. Immediately JIalleok juinj
intrt a rowboat. nnd then began nn
exciting ohaso after tho deer. Halleck at
last reached it, and rowing tho boat closo
upon the deer, grabbed him by tho tail
and held on. Tho deer continued to
swim despite his heavy load, but his tail
began to slip away, and Halleck found
t necessary to giabhimby tho leg. '1 us
tho deer objected to, and, letting fly his
heels, kicked Halleck and tho boat out
of tho water. Tho hunter was not thus to
bo f nistrated, however, and, hastily swim,
ming after Ilio weary stag ho dealt film
a heavy blow with a knife which ended
his life. When dressed tho venison
nxroi.'Ua -10 150 "pounds.
Tho llnhcmlati (Ilrl at Home.
A correspondent of tho Philadelphia
Diiltetin writing from Cailsbad says i
Tho Huhemian girl as sho appears on
her native soil does not look ns if sho
over dreamt of marble hall, ns did the
mil i
)M opi
stiff
begins life swathed in a still iiillow to
Straighten and strennthoii her back.
Soon after sho begins to walk she takes
lessons lu bearing burdens on tint back,
and by tho tliuo sho reaches womanhood
can carry a ten-gallon cask of water, or
a huge basket filled with lircwood or
soiled clothes, irn a steep hill twenty or
thirty times, without stopping to rest.
Advancing in years, sho may bo hitched
With a cow or a big dog to pull a mark
et wagon. driven by her beloved and lov
ing husband. If sho is a very good wife
sho may bo advanced to tho dignity of
being tho off home, with a dog for tho
near one, to haul a coal cart to a custo
mer's door, nnd when she unhitches her
self sho carries in a pannier the rusty
looking coal of tho country up one, two
or three pairs of stairs, while tho man
and dog repnso in tho street. It is thus
that tho native Hohcmiau girl often fill
Tills her destiny in this historic nnd chiv
alric land. Woman is tho drudge and
tho beast of burden here, as in many
other parts of this continent. There nro
fine horses for driving heavy vehicles,
and thero nro donkevs that mill fat
lowauers or lazy little boys no the hills.
But thero are no equestrian displays. A
riding luirso is more rarely seen in' Carls
bad I liu t a pretty Herman woman, and
yet theie are scores of eavaliers in cav
alry mil forms that ought to be pricking
the Miles ot the bft blooded steeds of
the orient. But there is not much neid
of horses In it country where women are
laborers, and the pleasure horse is an ex
pensive luxury.
A writer in the San Francisco Cull nays:
"Rattlesnakes differ from the others' in
their method of killing their prey. I
have watched one of them killing a rat.
lie struck him two or three times with
his fangs and the rat died in a few min
utes, alter kicking convulsively for an
instant or so. After ho had struck the
rat the snake drew back and waited s'lil
and motionless as a stone, until the rat
was dead, or until he thought he was
dead, lie then came forward and felt
him from head to tail with his nose, and
then the rat gave another kick while he
was doing so and he drew quickly back
again and waited in the same motionless
manner until he thought the rat was
dead. Then he felt him again, nnd as
sured lumselt this time that the rat was
cally dead. A snako won't eat any
thing alivo in fact, a live rat might bo
r. ,1!..,.1.1 t WI...O.... l.n
. utc.igi i i.iiriu nun. iiu , iiiiiiui
knew that tho rat was dead by the stop
pace of his heart beats, or in some other
manlier, I do not know; but I am con-
meed that ho assured himself of the fact
in soino way helore he commenced to
assimilate the rat."
a HEKi:rici:NT action.
Tho worn look and miserable ftelings
of thoso closelv confined in mills, or at
leaks or work tables, are caused bv weak
stomach, kidneys or bowels, and show
tho necessity for some mild tonic to
build them up. No onu need suffer thus
who will use Parkers linger ionic; lor
without intoxicating it has such a bene
ficent action on these sluggitjli organs as
to cleanse tho poisonous matters from the
system, that rosy cheeks and cood health
and spirits aro soon brought baok again.
Express. See advertisement.
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In tho nnuiufiicture of Organs is resulting in the production and sale
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IlC'IMlltCllU.
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MALARIA.
Towns may avoid all attacks by occasionally
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Jaundice,
Simmons T.lver lloKiilatorsoon eradicates this dls
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Children stitrerlnfMvlth collosoon oxnerleneo re
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aid
J. SJJ.LTZER, Agent,
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For C.ttnrrh
Hay Fovcr, Cold In tho
hcid, fto., Itiwit with
lltllo nu.'iT, a parliflt;
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Having trained an enviable local reputation, dlspla.
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Whereas, the world renowned reputation of the
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Induces many unscrupulous competitors to resort to
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WK WAHHANT TUB NATURAL WKAH AflD TEAR
OF TUB
White Shuttle Sewta Machine,
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Ths "WHITE" Shrattle Sowing Machlno
Has oriitib eirioirr than any other family Hewing
Machine lor ooing every twici u wui,
3, OXVt UK, Cteaeral Agent,
Keocubog, ifa.
my.
BL00MSB08G STATE MOHMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH FORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rev. D. J. WALLER, Jr., Ph. D., Principal.
TIIIssoiIOOli, nsat present constituted, oilers thovorybestfacllltlesfor lTofesslonal and Classical learning.
jiumunga spacious, luviungnnucoinmuaiuus ; compicu'iy ueaieu uy sieam, weiivemuaieu, ugiiieu oy gas,
nnrlrii? wiiIit.
Loctlonhealtliful, anu easy of access. Taaclicrs
moderate, ritty cents a wecic noiiuction to 1
courses or study preset iucd uy tno ntnio 1
I. Model School, II. I'rciiarntory. III. Elementary, IV, Cla?ical.
Adjunct Courses : I. Academic. II, Commercial. III. Course in Music. IV. Course in Art.
Tho momentary. Sclentlfloand Classical Coursos
corresponding Degrees ; .Master of tho Klcmouls! .Master of tbo Sciences : Master of tlio ciasloa. (Iraduates
their attainments,, signed by the omcersor tho Hoard
i iiocoursooi Ntuuy orescriDcuuy inot5raioisuDerai,ana inoajiemwioona i;iassieni courses aro not inrerior to tnoso or our best colleges.
Th Htatj. rnnnlresa MlirhiT order nl eltlzenshln. Thntlmes dpnanitlt. II. U onn of Mm nrlmo ohleets nf this Melinol tu hpln li n,v?nm it. htf fiirnl.hlni? lnlCl I
gcntandeniclentTeachcrsforherHeliools. Tolhlsendlt solicits young persons of good abilities and good
nnaineiriaienis.asaiuncuis. 10 an sucu 11 promises
Catalogue, address tho Principal
HON. WII.I.IA.II
rrrtdrnt llonrtl
sept.s,76.-
SPRING CLOTHINGS
LARGEST
OF
CLOTHING.
JUST WHAT WE REPRESENT IT
CUSTOi TAILORING OR READY FiAD
IOW OM HAKTD
WE INVITE YOUE EXAjMINA'JON
TO OOW "WHAT TO WEAR." AND "How TO WEAR IT."
CALL
THE DAVIS.
$1,000 REWARD.
SB TIIuUSANI) (l.OOO) DOLLAHS
. BEMIUM eflVred to ANY I'liKSON
hat will ilo as OKKAT A ltANOK
OF WOKK on ANY OTIIEll
MACII1NK.
WHAT T11K
JEW EAYIS VERTICAL FEED
II W do without lasting ;
Itwlll make Ido bira on sheets, to., bcra all
manner of bias woolen goods, as sou merino, crape,
or goods dlftlcult lo bem on other maclilr es. It,
iniikca a more elastic stltcli than any other machine.
it win turn a nem ana pui in piping ai same nine
Itwlll turn a hem. sew bruld on tbo right sldo
and stltcli on trimming at one opernt on.
It will do Mllug bias or btralght, cither on cotton
or woolen goods.
It will fell across scams on any goods.
I will bind a Prci-s or Skirt and tew on facing.
either with or without showing si itches: bind Iiress
uoous v mi me same man rial, enneri;eaiiops,puiiUi,
snuaresor straight, 'll.o only machine that will bind
iiuis, i;iuukh, or uiuer uriiut-'& mui uitrn, miiiu ur
silk, from x to 3 lncbcsln wlntb, without basting.
It will gather with or without sowing on.
II will gather between two t'Uccs noil sew on at
tho saino tlmo.
It will makoaruflloand stitch n Billow silo on to
tho facing at tbo tamo time.
It will shirr any kind ot goods.
It 111 mako plaited trimming cither with or with
out sewing It ou.
It will mako platted trimming either scnlhiped or
siraigm ana sew apipirguu uiubuinu nine, n
will mako Imiro plaiting.
J. SALTZEH, Gen'l A(rcnt,
liluuuisburg, I'a.
oct. 1, '60-lf.
Mil o mill toe mrtih, ut jiis
VK't, 0")LOnAT PVTlXNCfS,
UKlU 0, A U Kl U Ut ly
CI 1,11 IIK4I HOI ttti. Hi W'Ullcr
fully lowing ll.i tlkH vflll ti
inHil imuj! w. 1 v.i nil) IIDtH'tl (1
Ujr fionitl'il.io1 -kIi", hi..I to itu
imti th '-. r :n ri.iiowui .
luliiimi I'ui ifl rrii ir- mui
Mil- 'iiiM'iiny rriini CHP'AOO
COU OIl H UFl'H, Tt'l'KK A
KAT fAOJTV, furminw niln
lut ni (I Morvvt ur tuUCNVfJ
Ainl JULUIiO. JMitftit Cu - are
ttt till tlii'uuiTli 1 1 tin, in w tut
ntfidocaji In ot.tuinul at t)iumii
tUv ijt( uf Mtvt'iity -IItp I'liU.
V(r mtna, further Inf rfnatiu
umt oJtipiuit Mint in Unlit
Slalvt lri'f atldr ,
J, Q, A. BEAN. 0nM Eittern A .
'17 Hroa.wny.NcwYcrl:,ii.!hlH
Wa Mil ton ht., HcKio'i, Mm
91
Juno ll-3m
LEGAL ULANKS,
ALWAYS ON HAND
AT THIS OFFICE
Ml? ' "TTiii ' ' """T
experienced, clllclent, and allvo to their work. Discipline,
students admitted at any tlmo. ltooms
arc I'UOFKSSIONA!,. and Students Braduatnc therein, iccelvo i?tato Dlnlomas. conferrlncr tho followln
of Tustei".
aiuin aoveioping lueir powers, anuaounuant opportunities ror well paid lauor ancricuvingscnooi. rur
nf Trusters,
STOCK
AT
si
!))
SPEEK'S
GRAP
Used In tho principal Churches for Communion
purposes.
EXCELLENT FOB LADIES AND WEAELY
TERSCHS AND THE AGED.
Speer'a Port Grape Wine
FOUR YEARS OLD.
mhls celebrated Native Wluo Is mado from tho
L Juleo of tho cporto (irapo raised In this country
Its Invaluable
Tonio and Strengthening Properties
aro unsurpassed by any other NolUo Wlno. licb g
tno pure Juice of tho drape, produced under Mr.
Hpeer's own perf-onul suiervlsloti, Its purity and
genuineness aro guran'eed. Tbo youngest child
may nur'ako of Its ttcnerous dualities and the weak
est luvalld use 11 to advantage It Is particularly
bcnlllclal to tho aged and debilitated, and suited to
tho various ailments that affect tho weaker sex. It Is
in oery retpict wim: iu he milieu on.
SPEER'S
J. SSliciTy,
Tho P. .1. bllKltlty Is a Wlno of Superior character
and partakisof tho golden qualities ot the crape,
from which It Is made. For l'uilty, lilchness,Haor
and Medical Properties, It w 111 be found unexcelled,
SPEER'S
This IlKANIiY stands unrivaled In ilila Country,
IJClUg lar Bupeuur lur lucuii tu pmiiuriua.
IT lb A l't'HK distillation f om tho grapo and con.
tains valuablo medical properties
It has a delicate flnvor, similar to that ot tho
grapes from which IDs dlstllled.and Is In great ravor
umung ursi ciuaa muiiui o.
Seo that tho blgi.aturo of ALF11E1) HPEKILrassalo
N J., Is over tho eorK of each bottle.
SOLD BYO.A.
doo S4 so t-
KLEIM.
To Nervous Sufferers Tho Great European
r.oxcdy.
nu j, n, smrsoN's srxcirto mepicihk.
Dr. J. II. Wmpson's Hpeclllo Medicine Isnposltlvo
euro for oveiwcrkof bods or bruin oroxcrhs of any
kind, such as weakness and all diseases resulting
Languor, Lassitude, licrresMon oi bplrlls and lunc
tlonal dorangimentH of tho nervous ijHcm ten-
truuj , t umn ui iim
Hack or Biao, lossi
of Memory, i-rcinA
turooldagoand dli
cascs that lead t(
continptton.liisaul
ty & an early gravi
or both. Nomattei
how shattered thi
system muy bo from
nxcfhscs u f am
kind, a Bhort courtu ui Has nu uictuowuliibtoro 1D
lost runeuous uuu prucuru neuiiii uuu iiuupiuen:
where beforo was despondency and gloom. Tho b'pe.
cltlo Medlclno Is being used wltb wonderful success.
I'atnpuieis seni ireu iu uu. ruu lur mem uuu
get full particular.
Price, Biecluo fl.oo per package or six paekag03
for ts.i o. Will bo sent by mall ou receipt of money,
Address all orders, J. 1). BlMl'HON's MKII1CINKCO,
Mos. 104 ana nu Jiaiu tireei, uuiiuiu, n, i,
leb.U,DMf
XTT-AINWIUOHT A CXO.,
WUOLKaALB UltOOEItS,
1'niUDIu-uu,
4 Deal era In
TBA8, BYltUrS, VOMtB, BUOAlt, MOLAttfEU
K1CS, irlOBI, 110111 BODi, fto., Jto.
N, SLOomerBooonl bad Artb cueota,
W0tan will rtouve iteapt bUenuta.
i
anu lurnisucu Willi a uouniuuisuopiy vi iiun p..
firm but kind, uniform and tliorougn. Kxpcnbo?
rcscrtcd when desired.
V. Coiimo in Physical Culture.
In tho other Courses recclvo Normal Certlilcates
purposes, thoso who doslrotolmpixno their tlmo
F.r. MM.MVKU, Secretary.
Cathartic Pills
ComMno tlio choicest rntliarllo principles
In liu'illelne, In propnrtlom neeurately nil
justed ti securo nctlvlty, certainty, nnd
uniformity ot effort. They nro tlio result
ot years (it eaiefiil study nnd practical ox
iiprhtii'iii. nmt nm tlio most effectual rem
rely yet discovered for diseases caused liy
dciniisi'tneiit ot tlio stoinacli, liver, nnd
imrcls, which requlro prompt nnd effectual
treatment. Ayi:ii's
1'it.i.
t.s aro specially
nppllealilo to this class of diseases. They
net direct ly on tho tllgestlvo nnd nsslml
latlvo prnei'sses, nnd restoro regular
heallhv nction. Their cxtensivo tlso by
phvslelans In their practice, and by nil
civilized nations, Is ono of tho many
proofs of their vnltio ns n safo, suro, nnd
perfectly rellahlo purgativo mcdicino.
Jlolns eompouiiiled of tho concentrated
virtues of purely vcgotahlo Btibstnnces,
they nro positively freo from calomel or
nny Injurious properties, and can ho nilniln.
Istered to chlhlron with perfect safety.
Avnn's Pit.t.s aro nn effectual euro for
Constipation Costlvonoss, IikIIros.
tlon. Dyspepsia, Loss of Appotlto,
I'oul Stoinneli unit llrcath, Dizziness,
Ilendache, Loss of Blemory, Numbness,
Illlloiisncss, Jaundice, Itliotnuatlsin,
Kruptions unci Skin Diseases, Dropsy,
Tumors, Worms, Neuralgia, Colic,
Orlpes, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Gout,
l'lles, Disorders of tlio Liver, and all
other diseases resulting from a disordered
stato of tho digestive apparatus.
As a Dinner Till thoy havo no equal.
Vhllo tjentlo In their action, theso Pills
nro tho most thorough and searching cathar
tic that can ho employed, and never glvo
pain unless tho bowels nro Inflamed, and
then their Inllueiieo is healing. They stimu
late tho nppctito and digestive organs; thoy
operate to purify and enrich tho blood, and
Impart renewed health and vigor to tho
whole system.
Proparod by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Ct.,
Practical nntl Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
soui hy all DnucaisTS cvERTwncnn.
THE CREAT
Ji(TJiLTXGTOV JIOUTE.
tTTNn nlher lino runsThreo Through Pas
senger Trains Dally botween Chicago, lies
Miilne., Cmincll llluirs, Oinahn, Lincoln, St,
loscpli, Atchison, Tnpcka and Kansas City,
Direct connections for nil points Iu Kansas,
Nelirusku, Colorado, Wyoming. .Montana, Ne
vad.i. Now Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon and
California.
Tho .Shortest, Speediest and Most Coinfortn
bio Iloutu via Hannibal to Kurt Scott, Denlson,
Dallas, Houston, Austin. Fan Antonio, Uul ron
ton nnd nil points In Texas.
Tho uncounted Inducements offered by this
Lino to Travelers and Tourists, aro as follows:
Tho celebrated Pullman (14-wlienl) I'ulaco
Sleeping Cars, run only on this Line, C II. .V
0. l'alaco Drawlng-Itoom Cars, with llorton's
Itccllnlngi.'halrs. No extra cliargo for Meats
In Reclining Chairs. The famous C. II. 4 Q.
Pnlaeo Dining Cars, florgeous Smoking Cars
titled Willi lllegaut Illirh-Ilueked Itattan Ilo
volvlng Chairs for tbo cxeluslvo uso of llrst
tlas picngers.
Steel Track and Superior Equipment, com
bined Willi their Orent Through Car Arrange.
ment, makes i his, nhovo all oi hers, the fuvorlto
Homo to tho South, Siiutli-Wcbt, and tho l'ar
West.
Try It, nnd you will find traveling a luxury
InHead of a dleciinifort.
Through Tickets via this Celebrated Lino
for F.ilo at nil nlhccs lu tbo United Etuti'S and
Canada.
All Information about Hates of Fare, Sloop,
loir (.'ur Aeeomiiiodiitlons, Tlmo TableH, &.u
will bo cheerfully given by applying to
J.Q. A. IIHAN.ncn'l HiiBlcni Agent,
;'M Washington St., II iston. Mass.
ainl 111" Urn idw.iv, New York
JAMI'.S It. Wnoil.deu. I'iib-4. AirUChlcugii.
. T. J. l'O'lTlilt, (Jen. Man.iger, Ch u:igo.
Marth 18, b0, 40t
CANCERS CURED
At Crane'c Cancer Irfirmary, Addicts, N. T.
m'NDIIEDS (IF PEIIbONS from all parts ot tho
world havo been cured of this much dreaded dls
easo aud am now llvlug wltncsfecs that they havo
bcenicFcued Ireni aterrlbio and untimely death.
Doctois. Nlnlsttrsondtho l'ocr treated free. Wrllo
If?,1! c'i;?V1,n,!;'lv,?R'llllrurllcu"irs. AdddressDrs.
1E0. ( KANE & t Utll lll.OWN, Addliou, N, Y.
Oct. 1, 'bu-ly
Weavor & Go's Ads
AYEAE
can bo mado at homo by
any active man orwoman.
uuu " boy:or girl. Vou will nof
bo obllgr d to lcavo j our own town, or bo away from
home over night. Any ono con conduct the busi
ness It requlris noeapliiil.
WE WILL bTAUT YtW WITH AN OUTFIT WORTH
fllW-FREK.-a
if you oro empiojed during tho day you can
mako from $1 tola an evening, tcmoof ourngentB
report, a prollt of f i in a Hnglo cloy. Write at onco
ror run pniticulora toE. a. IIIDKOUT. vo liarclay
street,
I .
M V .... . . ..
Ytf to
inarch 11, twin
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
MEYER
PIANOS
Highest
I'rlres
Awarded.
IHEY1IK A: h(iN,7iiArchbtrectrhlladelphla.
Highest Awards for tho tett rianoss London
Paris, Centennial and rcrm'a btato Falra,
ra nub 11, Tl-ctn wico
LATEST STYLES OP
CALLING OA.H2DS
At tho 'COLUMBIAN OFflOE.'
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
FJNNSYrA'ANIA KAIIiHOAI). I'lIlLA
DKL1T1IA HUH5 It. 11. DIVISION.
SUMMEIt TIME TAULE.
On and after Sunday. .iuno vj.issi, tno trains
on the Philadelphia t Krlo Ha Iroad Division will run
ns follows t
Krlo Mall loaves PhlladetphU 11 f.8 p m
' llarrlshuig 4 Warn
" William pnrt 8 40 am
" 11 .tcrsny Shore fi no a in
" lick llnvi n 0 4flam
" ileum o Utiiinm
" nrrlvortltfllo 7 4Rnm
Niagara Kxptess leavesl'lillat'elphla nno n m
" llsrrlsinirg 12 '8 pm
air. ai imainspou man in
" lork llmen 4 iopw
" " Kcnovo niiupm
" " Kane lo 8pm
Fast Lino leaves Millndclr.hta V1 10 p m
" llnrrlburg 4nopm
anlvoat Wllllamsport 7f.Spm
" Lock Haven 9 10 p in
EASTWARD.
raclflo Hxprcss loaves Lock Ilavon 7 rs a m
" ,juru;,v nituru I HI n m
' ' Mllllamsport 8inm
' arrlvoatllorrlsburg Viospm
" " Philadelphia k !np m
" Kano niHiam
Day Kxprc3s leaves ttenovo Ions a in
" LocKtlavon 11 S5am
' Vllllnmsport l2Spm
11 arrive at llnrrlHiiurg smpm
' " Philadelphia 0 4lpm
" Erlo ll3Snm
Erlo Mall loaves Ilenovo oiopm
" Ick Haven lo lo p m
" " willlamsport 11 .io p m
11 nrrlvcs at llarrlsburg 8 no am
' " Philadelphia 7 35am
Fast Lino leaves Willlamsport lv is a m
arrives at llairlsburg a is am
" " Philadelphia 7 85 am
Krlo Mall and Fast Lino west and I'aclno Kxoress
East mako close connections nt Northumberland
with L. U, 11. II. trains for WUkcsbarro and
Seranton, .
Rrlo Mall West. Nlairara Kxnrcss West nnd Fnnr.
Line West mako closo connection nt WUUomspoit
Willi N. 0. It. W. trains north.
Nlnenra Ilxnresa West and Dav Hxnres: V.nit
mako closo connection nt Lock Haven with II. K. v,
ii. it, trains.
7!r!o Mall east and West connect nt Erin with
trains on L. S. A.M.S. 11. It. j nl t'orry with o.o. II.
I'.i- W, II. It.; nt Emporium with D. N. V.&P. It. It.
and at Driftwood Willi A. V. It. R.
Parlor cars will run between l'lillalelnhla nnd
,1 muiuf iui i. i.i..iiuit i.ajil-o.-i nt.L. uuu imy i;x-
press East. Sleeping cars on all night trains.
Will. il. JIAl.llWIH,
Ucncral supt.
NOKTHKliN OKNTRAIj RAILWAY
COMPANY.
On and afier January 17th. lssl. trains will lcavo
Sunbury as follows i
aUKTUWAKU.
Northern Express o.nn a. m.,anlvcElmlra ls.sopm
Arrlvo at Canandalgua 3.'ii p, m
" Rochester 4.40 "
" Niagara. 8 45 '
Niagara Express I.o." p. m. arrlvo E'mlra(l,05p m
arrive Canandalgua 8.35
" llochcsler ti 15 "
" Niagara 12,r.o a m
Fast lino o.lo p ra arrlvo Elmlra 11.05 p m
" Watklns 11,85 p m
SOUTHWARD.
Southern Expiuns 1.32 a. m. arrlvo Ilarrlsb'g 3.15a m
, ' arrive Philadelphia 7.35 "
" Now York 10.35 "
" llaltltnoro 7.10
" Wcshlngton ,02 a m
Faclllo Express 10.00 a m arrlvo Ilarrlsb'g 12.08 p m
urrhe Philadelphia 3.45 p rn
" Now York o.!5
" Ualtlmoro c.2)
Washington 7.52
Day Exprcsil.sa p m nrrlo llarrlsburg S.to p m
' Philadelphia C.I.I "
" New York u.30 "
" llaltlmoro 0 35
" Washington 7.52
Erlo Mall 1.05 a. m. arrlvo llarrlsburg 3,08 a. m
" Philadelphia 7.35 "
" Now Yoik :o.35 "
' llaltlmoro 7.40
" Washington o 02
L. P. FAllMltl!, Ooneral 1'assongor Agoit,
FRANK THOMSON, (Jenoral Managi r.
jpiIILADELPHA AND READING ROAD
ARRANGEMENT OF TASSENGER
TRAINS.
Juno 87, If SI.
TRAINS I.RATB RTjrKHT AS 0LI 0WS(8PNnAY KXCRITED
For Now York, Philadelphia, Heading, 1'otlavllle
Tamaqua, ic, 11,45 n. tn
For Catawlssa, 11,45 a. m. 7,M and 0,45 p. in.
For Willlamsport, c,l5 8,ro a. ra. and 4,08 p. m.
TRAINS FOB IlUrHKT LHAVE AS rOLLOWS,'(SONDAT K
CBITRD.)
Leavo Now York, vl,i. Tnmanend 9,00 a. m. and
via. Hound Hrook Routo 7,45 a. m.
Leavo Philadelphia, 9,45 a. m.
Lcavo Heading, 11,85 a, m., i'ottsvlllo, 12.E0 p. m
andTamaqua, 1,38 p. m,
Leavo Catawlssa, C,10 8,40 a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Loavo WlllIamsport,9,45 a.ra,?,oo p. m. and 4,8 J p. ra
Passengers to and from Now York, via. Tama
nend and to and from l'hllalclphla go througu
without chango of cars.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
Ucneral Manager
C. O, nANCOCK,
(leneral 1'iussenger and Ticket Agent
Jan. 10, 1481 tr.
ELAWARE, IrACKA WANNA ANJ.
WESTERN RAILROAD.
BLOOMHBURU DIVISION.
Tlme-Tablo No. C9, Takes offect at 4:30 A. M
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1879,
NORTH.
tIM10NS.
SOUTH,
p.m. p.m. a.m.
a.m. p m. p.m
9 30
9 23
9 17
9 Oi
S 58
S 81
8 40
4 lil V 10
seranton
.llellevuo
Taylorvllla., ,
...Lackawanna..,..
Plttston
9 SS
V in
l 18
2 22
2 110
2 98
2 44
3 49
ii 83
87
3 IB
S 18
8 10
8 IS
3 21
S 38
3 SB
3 80
4 03
4 10
4 18
4 US
4.29
4 S3
4 42
4 49
4 BS
6 18
6 20
t '15
8 ,1J
8 40
8 45
6 ro
6 8B
8 89
7 10
7 18
7 IS
7 25
7 38
7 42
8 04
8 2S
8 48
8 88
9 U8
7 13
7 23
7 80
7 44
8 on
9 37
9 43
9 83
10 07
9 3D
9 21
9 19
9 14
3 81
3 40
3 41
12 41
12 6
3 30
3 10
West Plttston...
...Wyoming..
.Mil
.taltby..
licnncu,
Kingston
Kingston
..Plymouth June.
....Plymouth
Avuudalo
Nantlcoko
.Uunlock's Creek.
...Shlckslilnny....
....Hick's Ferry....
....Peach Haven...
Berwick ....
Hrlar Creek
...Willow drove....
Luxe llldgo
Kapy........
...Uloomsburg..,,,
Runcrt
6 S3
8 13
01
8 44
10 18
10 33
10 39
10 34
10 42
10 88
11 07
11 13
11 90
8 11 !W 8 85
8 13
8 04
7 Bt
7 38
7 32
7 S8
7 18
7 14
7 10
7 03
8 88
0 80
8 45
8 27
C IB
00
3 13
3 04
3 fil
3 39
3 34
3 33
8 47
8 39
8 23
8 17
8 12
8 08
3 04
1 87
1 81
1 48
1 37
7 44
11 89
11 45
11 6)
11 67
13 18
7 38
7 S3
7 93
8 li'i
Catawlssa llrldgo.
5 00 8 80
6 18 6 21
9 18 9 61
7 11
,,,,.U!UlVtllU........
Chulasky,
Cameron
.Northumberland.
0 80 9
13 43 B 45
1 00
p.m
6 48
p.m. p.m a.m.
,m. p.m. a.m
TEAD, suit.
superintendent's omco, hcranton, Juno 10, U78.
(U t f outfit furnlfhcd free, with run inslruo
VII I Hons for conducting tho most prolitablo
11 I 1 f business that any ono can engage In.
H7 v Thu bublnessls soeasy to learn, aidour
Instructions aio (.oslmplo nnd plain, that any ono
can mako gnat prontsriomtrovcryfctnrt. Noono
can fall who is willing to work. Wcmen aroassuc
oihuul as men. 1 ojsoi.d plrlsconearn large bums.
Many have mado altho tuslnets ovtrono liundnd
dollais In n Uncle week. Nothing like It ever known
beforo. All who engogo oroburrrlbed attheeato
nnd rapidity with which they aro nblo to mako
money. You cuii engage In this business during
your spnro tlmeat gieat prollt. You do not have to
ln est capital lu It. Wotakoallthorlsk. Thosowho
need icadj money, Uiould write to us at onco. All
furnished frie. Addrtb8liieisi:CoAugUta,Malno
oct. 16' "BO-iy '
YOU CAN BUY THE BLATCHLEY
P
I'nllnr-d.orvllli Copper, l'orirlBtii.nr Iron
I.lnliigo, Each onu (.lenelled with iny iiuiaii as
uiuuiifiii'turi'r I warranted In luuterliil and run.
(triietloii. ',ir wilu by tho tmt houyes lu tho
triuki. If you do not know whero to pit thN
pump, wrllo In mo as IkIow, uml I will Hud
niunu of agent nearest you, who will supply you
at my lowest prleia. "
CHAS. 0. BLATCHLEy, Manufacturer,
308 Market Gt Philadelphia, Pa.
march 4, Hl-m ats
HELP,
YourBelTesbymaknir money
uhon il nnldi'ii rim tiro la Of
fcrtd, Uitreby alwasKeep1uff
TMvurl v (rnm trnnr lirr 1 llftMJ
w ho always tako advantage of tho good chances for
making money that aro offered, generally becomo
wealthy, wnllo thoao who do not Improve Buch
chancisrrmslnln poverty. We want many women,
boysondgirlatowoikforua right In their own lo
calities. The business will pay mora than ten times
ordinary wages. We furnish an extensive outfit and
all that jou need, free. No one who engages falls to
!T.".S J? 0Lt? y 'f rapidly. Vou can dett to ) our
wi.oie time to tLewerk or only youriparn momentu,
Full Information and all that u seeded sent tree.
Address HrmtoM A Co, yerUano, ICai&e. OCU5WJ7