THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, ELOOMSBURGr, COLUM.BJjA (CO,TNTY, PA.
i
Valuable Experiments In l'le Fteillnc,
, r- ' . -H
Unu of our agricultural colleges mntlo
somo vnlunlilo oxpcrinionts last fall in
tlio matter of feeding pig, that farmers
having hogs to fatten this year will do
well to consider.
The object of tho experiment was to
deteinuno tho iiilhiencoof-proteotloii
from, or exposure, to tlio Weht1irjjjiih6
cost of meat prodtiofion,lindlh"o respect
ivo valuo of corn and bran as a food for
fattening tho hogs.
Tho experiment began November 1st,
1881, nntl continued eleven. weeks. Ten
Berkshire pigs were taken, and each put
In a pen by himself, the previous care
and feed having both tho same.
Five of tho pens were placed in tho
basement of a warm slono barn, and livu
on tho south side of n flvo foot board
fetico with plenty of straw but no other
protection.
Tho result was as follows:
In the pens in the barn wlifcro tho pigs
wero fed corn nlonc, 100 pouuds increase
of livu weight required pounds of
com.
In tho pens hi tho yard, fed corn alone,
100 f pounds incrcaso of dive weight
required 510 pounds of corn.
In tho protected pens where corn and
bran wero fed together, 100 pounds ill
croaso in live weight, required 181
pouuds of com, and 70 J pounds qf bran.
In tho unprptcetcd pens whero corn
and bran were fed together, 100 pounds
of increase in live weight required f77
2-3 pounds of corn and 83 1-3 pounds
of bran.
A noticeable, feature in tho experiment
was, tho pigs outside consumed much
less food than those insido as well as
gavo less increase for what they did con
sume. As tho hog is valuable- in propor
tion to lnsjability in converting grain nllo
pork, this was, of course, an additional
incidental loss connected with feeding in
exposed pens.
Two lessons are very clear as tho re
sult of experiments. Bran is not a prof
itable feed to use in fattening hogs, and
it don't pay to have pigs exposed to the
weather.
Taking tho experiment in which tho
pigs outside did tho best, and compariug
it with the pigs inside, and the farmer
who produced 10,000 pounds of pork
would lose 01 bushels of corn in the operation.
It was found that 8J pounds of corn
were about equal to 75 pounds of bran.
Of course no one sot of experiments
can settle a matter of this kind, but this
experiment points very clearly in one di
rection, and this year, when corn and
pork aro both high, and it is desirable
to produco as many pounds of pork as
possiblo from a bushel of corn, farmers
will tlo well to note these tacts and con
sider if it will not pay well to give the
lattcning pigs the wannest and most pro
lecteu quarters possible w. o. r. in
JJ;e I'atron.
Tlie Urrkshlre Hog.
This breed seems to carry awav the
"sweepstakes" as often as any other, and
its ability to do so is due to the perlec
tion to which it has been bred. It has
certain peculiar marks, and a breed that
unerringly conies to true spots in color is
indeed worthy to be placed in the list of
thoroughbred". .Nov, wo can well un
derstand that a solid white hor, like tho
Suffolk, Yorkshire or Chester White,
will produce young that aro purely
white, and that a solid black hoy liko
tho Essex will show tho samo in a litter
of pigs; but when it is expected that a
nog must impress certain spots on its
progeny, and tnoso spots to bo exactly
on certain parts of the body, wo must
admit that breeders have been very skill
fill with Berkshire.
The breeder has placed a white spot
on tho lorehead ol tho Herlcslnro and
white spot on each foot like a stoekin
and thcro is, likewise, a white spot on
tho tint ot the tail. With these excep
tionstho body is black. Is it not wonder
ful that every puro Berkshire has exactly
these marks, with no deviation no more
nor any less but a true, unerring set of
badges or marks arc thus lixed, 'and
which act as his types of purity? He is
noted for the lino hams ho produces in
preference to other breeds, and fiftv
years have been spent in developing him
to his present state of excellence. The
Berkshire is a living monument to the
patience, persovcranco and success of
men who have devoted many years to his
culture, who have spent wholo fortunes
to make him what ho is, and who, many
of them, went to their graves unknown.
The development of this breed has added
millions of dollars to tho wealth of this
country and Great Britain, not that it is
superior to all other breeds, but because
tho perfection attained in his success has
been tho causo of renewed interest and'
pride in every other class of stock.
ino J'oitui'i world regards it as
more prolitablo to raise eggs than chick
ens. 1 his is what it says; "Wo make
no allusion to those largo, establishments
where raisins chickens 'as chickens for
a near city market is undoubtedly a pay
ing business But we address tho com
mon poultry raiser, living perhaps a con-i
iu;tiiuiu mnuMlli; null! lllitl ftUl, W11U
wishes to mako tho most and the best of
his stock. And to such we say, raiso
every pullet your premises will aecom
mouaie. ireat them in such a manner
that they will lay earnestly and constant
ly through tho winter, and you will make
more money than you can by raising
chickens to sell for broilers.unlesi at tho
fancy prices that such things In iug in
cities. Most country breeders have no
such market for what they chance to
havo'to sell, and the small prices they
obtain at tho country hotel or the hoiiac
of the wealthy citizen, by no means pays
for tho extia trouble and care that early
chickens cost: Of course, if you havo a
largo number of fowls thero would nee
essarily bo cockerels and old hens to fat
ten for Bale, but do not mako it your bu
siness to sell dead stock instead of mak
ing live hens that give you hundreds
of eggs every year of your life.
Mr. Michael McCann, a well-known
and popular manufacturer, of Syacuse,
N. ., writes; "I felt generally debili
tated and mv health failinc me. Iliiiiireil
nnd prayed for an iron constitution, that
I might bo rid of many annoyances of
ill-health. But dvspopsia audurjnary
troubles, attended" by nervous prostra
tion, had gotten hold of mo unitfF fel
mv uiiiu iuui iuiiiu. inning fccemcu lo
tvo mo any permanent relief, lunallv
I happened to sec an advertiscmeul
Brown's Iron Bitters. "Bless me,' Bays
I, 'that's just the mcdiciuo for me pre
cisely.' And so it was. By the powers
ot old Ireland, it has cured mo ot all my
troubles and given mo a constitution o
iron."
Fit.vMvi.tv at tiii: Fiir.vrit t'oi nr.
A pleasant incident at tho court of Ma
no Antoinette is nuts related ny Alanine
Campaii!
"Franklin appeared at cout in the cos
Initio of an American husbandman) Ins
inir straight and without powder, his
otind hat, and coat of brown cloth,
formed " Plrpiig-oontiast with tho span
ifyytL audLvirtbroldcred coats, tho pow
lered and pomatumed head-dresses ot
tho com tiers of Versailles. This novel
charmed all tho lively itnaijinatioiis
of the French ladies. They gavo elegant
fetes to Doctor Pimiklin, who united
tho fame of one of tho most skillful
ihysblans lMndamo Campan was led
nto this mistake bv Franklin!s titlo of
doelor to the patriotic virtues which in
duced him lo tnkil tho noble role of tipos
tlo of liberty. I was present nt ouoi of
these fetes, whom the iiwt beautiful
(the Countess do Bolignao) among threo
hundred ladies was chosen In go and
place a crown of laurel oil tho wlnto hair
of tho Aincrican philosopher, and kiss
both checks of the old man,"
Advices front Capo Coast Clistlc dated
Oct lQ-ltnto that information has been
received thero that the king of Ashantco
has killed two hundred vountr cirls fdr
tho pitrposo of using their bl6od formix-
Mir mortar to repair one- oi tno niaio
building' Tho report of tho massacre
was received irom a reiugeo who was to
have' been one of the victims. It receives
some cdliflrination also ill tho fact that
such wholesale massacres rtrc known to
bo a custom with tho king.. It seems in
credible that such sliocking deeds can be
committed in this ago of civilization.
The king of Ashanleo has probably at
tained tho eminence of being tho raot
brutal monarch in existence..
in:i Mi's and r.osv ciiixks.
Wiirxi.tNii, W. Va., May 30, 1881.
I am an old physician and have lost
many of my youthful prejudices. Learn
ing of tho great fjood done by a certain
remedy, in restoring to robust health a
former patient of( initio who suffered se
verely from several chroma ailments re
sulting'.froni weak pultnonary,?digestivo
and urinary organs, and whom l was un
able to benefit with my most careful
treatment, I determined to prescribe it.
I havo dono so, and the results have
been invariably most satisfactory, ln
dcr its use tho blood becomes richer, the
digestive, urinary and pulmonary organs
aro mono strong and pcrtorm their natu
ral functions readily and without pain;
all (decay seems to be immediately
checked and tho progress of the tlsieaso
arrested; tho pulse becomes fttllor and
stronger, tho lips led and tho cheeks
rosy, tho temperature increased andtnoro
uniform, tuo action ol the heart regular,
and the muscular strength greatly invig
orated. In justice to tho inventors, I
will say this remedy is Browns Iron
Bitters; it is a preparation of iron and
vegetable tonics; contains no alcohol,and
is tho only preparation of iron in a per
fectly assimilable form and that does not
blacken the teeth. I have never known
it to fail to givo -permanent strength to
every part of tho body, or to injure tho
most delicate constitution. I havo known
it to assist in curing many chronic dis
eases when all other remedies had failed.
M. I).
tiii:
HY.1IPTO.1l-l III'
Tho Qrcat
Unfailing
SPECIFIC
Liver Complaint,
MVI.lt I'O.Ul'I.AINT
nro uneasiness nhdpnln tn the nldif, sometimes pain
In tlio sbbtdder, turn Is mwaken fof riicnmntiain ;
Um Mtoinacn Is olTcctoil with loss of nppctllo nnil
sickness bowels, In Kcnernl, costive, sometimes
alternating Willi lax ttio lie.d Is troubled with
pain, and dull, heavy negation I lonslilerablo loss
of memory, with painful sensation of luring left
unilono something lilch ought to linvo been dono i
often complaining of wraknon, debility and low
spirits, sotnetlm a many of tho above sjmptoms
attend tlio disease, and nt other tliii" very few ot
tliemi out the. Liver Is (federally th. organ most
Involved.
UKOt'LATE TI1K LIVKtl, AND l'HKVKNT
lyprpln CnuitlimlloM, .Iimiiillri', Illlloii" Al
tilt l.a. Chill iuui l i'inr, Iliiiiliiilir, Colic,
lli liri N.li.il il" Hilrl(. Sour Mtonl
mil, lltnrllimii, I'lli'K, )'ic.
Tonic, Altcrnttvo ami Cathartic!
Simmons Liver Regulator, purely vegetable. Is
tho medicine generally used in the south to nrouso
t lie- torpid Liter to uoalthy atllon,
It iicln Mlth i vlriinrillmiry lijivii r mill rllleney
mi Um liver unit lililnrj".
The action oflho Ittifutnl oris nto from nanseaor
elne. , It li most effective In stortlnif tho secre
sot tho Liter, causing tho blld to net as tv cnth
arttc. When thero IS on excess of bllo In tho stom
ach, I ho HcKUlator Is an nemo purgo ; utter tho re
moval of tho bllo It will regiilato tho bowels and
Impart vlpor and hculUi to tno whole sjntem.
1'rep.irod ouly by J. II. ZclltnCo. Sold by all
Untwists.
JitneJl.'JMy
THE WHITE SRWIHB MACHINE
OIIPHANS' COUHT
OK VALUA1ILK
BALK
REAL ESTATE I
llyvlrttio of an order of tho Orphans' Court of Co
lumbia county, tho undersigned executor of tho es
Uto of Jacob Evans. lat ot tho Town of lilooms.
burtr In said county, deceased, will oiposo to public
s.ilo on tho premises on
Friday, November 25th, 1081,
at two o'clock In tho afternoon ot said d.iy, tho fol
lowing dcscilbed property, lo-wlt! All that certain
lot or plcco of land, situate In Kcott Town, West
llloomsburif, and bounded and described as follows!
On tho eaH by lot of (leoro W. Correll, on tho south
by I'lno Alley, on tho west by lot of Wl llam Ituport,
and on tho south by Second street of said town.con
talnlntr eight thousand six hundred and eighteen
square feet, on which aro erected a
1'KAMK mVKbblNO IIOUSK,
stiblo nud out-bulldlngs.
TKII.MS Ol' SALK.-Tcn per cent, of ono-fourth
of tho purchase money shall bo paid at tho striking
down ot tho property! thoouo-tourlli less tho ten
per cent, at Iho confirmation absolute, and thcro
malntng thrco-fsurths In ono year after confirma
tion ntsl, with Interest from that date.
A. J. EVANS,
A. L. KBIT!!, Executor.
Attorney. Nor, 4-ts
II. Harris, Auctioneer.
I " 7 - , i "-h
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
DKNNSYIA'ANIA V.AlLUOAt). 1'IIILA.
X DELl'lIli it KltlfC It, 11. DIVISION.
the t
JrOTI(!K IN I'Alt'l'ri'lDX,
RSTATK OV Kt.tZiURTlt HKSSKII, OICKiSBD.
To.Iulla Kchltgor, Intermarried with Jacob Schla
ger. of susiiich.inna county, I'm II. V. (larrett, of
Eii't Nnuticoke, I.uerno cotinty.l'a s Mahlon U.
lltcks.of llalttmora. Md.! ttenrv Shirfer. of Centre
township, Columbia county; Simnna Crawford, In
termarried with Stephen Crawford, ot Mt. Pleasant
lownsuip, uonunoia eouniy; Angelina iiarreii. in
termarried with l.ovl turret, of llrlarcroek town,
ship, County of Columbia; Susan A. wolf, Inter-
W1LII AIIUTU 1UII,U1 iUUCK UrUCK. 1.UZLTUU
BL00MSBUHG STATE SCHOOL
SIXTH NOIUIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Hov. D. J. WALLER, Jr., Ph. D., Principal.
TIIIH SCHOOL, as at present, constituted, otters tho very host facilities for l'rofcsslonal and Classical learning. , .
liunuings spacious, inviting nnu coramomous ; completely neaiea uy steam, wen vcntiiatcu, uguicu oy gas, ami lurnisnca witu a oouniniu supply ui imre.aui .
spring wato.
Location healthful, an easy of access. Toftchei Moxpcrlonced, eMelont, and nllvo to their work.
rmycenui n wecKueuuui.iuii iu uucxpeeiing iu leaen
Utsclnllnc. nrm but kind, uniform and thorougn.
students admitted nl any time, llooms reserved when desired.
IV, Cliwlcal.
. Course In .Music.
IV. Course In Art. V. Course In Pliyclcal Culture.
When a member of C'ongress wanted
his liicturo in a heroic attitude, tho
artist tiainted him in tlie act of refusing
a drink.
Whereas, tho world renowned reputation ot tho
White kewiiig Machine
Induces many unscrupulous competitors to resort to
an Kinus oi mean iticks 10 liijuru us repuuuiuu, d
beg to caution all Intending purchasers not to buy a
.White Machine
except from Its regular authorized dealers, who will
be sustained by tho following warranty.
WEWAHltAftTTIlE NATCIiAL WEAK AND TEAR
OP THE
While Shuttle Sewii Machine,
PLATE NVTMUKU lonaatl FOlt FAMILY rtJUPO
SES, AND IIE11EBY AllKEE TO KBEI THE HAME
IN itEI'AlU KOH TnE TEHM OF 1'IVl? Y15AHH
FltO.M THIS DATE, VliEE OV CllAliUE.
'This wanunty excepW tho breuKago ot needles
bobbins and shuttles. . . . ,
This warranty will not ve susiameu uuiusut tuo
Plato number above tlven corresponds with the
number on tho shuttlo race slide. Uoware ot defaced
or altered numbers.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.
Tho "WHITE" Shuttb Sowing Machine
TTas fljutiTKB cirAciTT than any othsrfamUy Sewing
Machlno for doing every variety of worlr.
i, SALTZKlt, noncral Agent,
KiocinstinTg, Pa.
o f ii
iiiitiriL l ilii jiiiuru uii.
county, and Stephen rolie, guardian ad litem, of
ino minor cm aren oi Kinuy hicks, aeceascu, viz:
Elizabeth lucks. Mary Hicks, Kvn illcks, Clarence
I J. Jltcks, all of Columbia ounty, and John Illcks
and Maud M. illcks, ot I.uzerno county, and Jutl.i
Illcks, of Susqu.'hanna county, (iltnifl'INd; You
aro hereby notliled that lo accordance with a writ of
partition. Uvied out of tho Orphans' Court ot Co
lumbia countv. .Statu of 1'ennsMvanla. nn lnuuest
Iwllibo hohlbytho undersigned, on tno following
described premises, to-wlt: AH that certain messu
age and tract ot land, slluato In tho township ot
centre, county aiorcsaia. uounaea on tno noriu uy
a punuc reaa, on tno case oy a puouc roan, on tno
south bv lands of Wilson Miller, and on tho west by
lands ot II. Schwcppenhclser, containing two acres
moro or less with .tho aDDurtcnanccs. to ascertain
whether tho samo can be divided without Injury lo
or spoiling tho same, and If not to valuo and nu-
pralso tlio samo In accordance with tho Act of As
sembly. Tho slid inquisition will bo held as
aforesaid on tho said premises on
KMDAY, XOVKMDEll 2Wi, 1881,
nt 2 o'clock p. m when and where you may attend
ii youiuiiiK pr)cr.
PAUL E. WliiT, Atfy. U. II. ENT,
Shcrirt ot Columbia county,
Sheriff's Ofllcc, llloomsburg,
Expense
modcrnto. Fifty cents a week deduction to t
couroboot stuuy prcscnocu Dy mo aiaio i
I. Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary.
iViljtinct Courses t I. Academic, II.Conitncrct.il, III.
The Elementary. Scicntlllc and Classical Courses nro I'UOFESSIONAL, and Students graduatng therein, iccelvo Stnto Diplomas, conferring tho foltowin
irresnondincDeirrees ! Master of tho Kleinonts! Master of tho Sciences : Mutor of tho Classics. lrnilimtci In tho other Courses receivo Normal Corttncates
thelrattalnmcnts,, signed by thoonlcersof tho Hoard of Tustei.
Thocoursoor stuay nrcscriDea Dymosiaio is uocrni, ana tuu s:ioniinc anu classical courses aro not inferior to moso or our dcsc uoueges.
Tho state reqnlresn higher order o! clttzenhli. Tlio times denandtt. It is ono ot the prlmu objects of this School to help to secure It, by furnishing lntclll-
ontnndcniclentTeachersforherSehools. Tothtscndtt solicits young ner.sonsot good nlillltlfs und good nurnoses. thoso who desire to Improve their time
and their talents, as students. To all such It promises aldlu developing their powers, audabundanl opportunities for well paid labor after leaving School, tor
lncipnt.
vi;i,i I'ri'ldi'iit llonrd of Trti.tccK. F.I'. lllt.LMYEll, Secretary.
WINl'EU Tt.MK TAllfii
On and after .Mnnd.lv. Oct. :i t'.
on thol'hrndelphlHiV Erlo Ka'Irond DIMMon will
as iouowh i
WBtlWAHl).
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nariiMiiirir
" Hunbtiry
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" Iek llaun
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" Kan.
arrive at Hrlo
Niagara Express leavcsl'hlladclpliln
JllllllSUUIg
Siinoury
Wllllamsport
Lock llaven
Itoiovo
Kam,
Fast Lino leaves I'hllaOeliihta
narrmuurg
" Hunbtiry
" Wllllamsport
arrlvo at Lock Haven
EAST WA III).
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"iiiiamspori u o.i n in
" Klinlillrv in i ii i..
uimu ui. uarrisourir
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Fast Lino lenves canaiiilalgua
Watktns
" Elmlra
Wllllamsport
" Hunbury
arrives nt ll.irrlsDurg
" I'hlladcipnla
Day Express leuvcs Kano
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nilamsport
Erie Mall leaves
arrive at iiurrisburg
Hept.S.'TH.-
HOW? W
hat mm WHY
One of the problems of Good and Comfortable Living
-12 THE
MATTER OF CLOTHING.
STYES
WKLIjMADE
CLOTHING
AT THE
piRE INSURANCE.
CUltlSTlAN F. KNAPF, HLOOMBDDItO, FA.
UIlITISn AMEHICA ASSUiANCE COMPANY.
(1EHMAN FIHEINSUUANCE COMPANY.
NATIONAL F1HE INSUltANCE COMPANY.
UMOr INSUHANOiJCOJirAKY.
'iheso old coiiroiUTiONS aro well seasoned by ago
and mrk TssTKii and have never yet had a loss set
tled by any court ot law. Their assets are all tnvest
od In soi.ro siccBirnsand aro liable to tho hazard
ot vihk only.
Losses tkomitlt and iionkstlt adjusted and paid
as soon as determined by CnmSTUN F. KHxrr, srio-
AUUNT AMI AliJrHTKKULUOUSBUKU, ri,
Tho dcolIo ot Columbia countv should imtrontzo
the agency whero losses If any aro setuod and paid
oy ono oi meir owncuizonB,
FKOM1TNJCS3, BqiHTV fWK OBAL1NG
Mot, n, M,
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MEN,
HOYS,
YOUTHS,
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ami CHILDUKNS
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Tho undersigned having put his 1'lanlngMlllon
Railroad street, In tlrst-ciasi condition, Is prepared
to ao au Kinas or wont in nis uno.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS MOULDINGS.
FLOORING, Etc.
furnished at reasonable prices. All lumber ubed Is
well Beasoned and none but skilled workmen are
employed.
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furnished on application. Plans and specifications I
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I nil, "in, I I.'MkI- ft) I lid. I .U Ilk In k lo.
tiii4l r.i't(mrl uuh,ioiuoi luaunruu.
i riiiill, I
!J I lul li II II
I hnlli niul
STRONG- COMFJE T B TION
n the manufacture of Orcrans is resulting in the production and sale
of cheap goods, made trom interior materials. I refer particularly to
bogu3 urgans mat are continually springing into existence, wiuioui
any merit whatever, except to he offered cheap, and then when purchaa-
eel tounu to uo near at any price, win you not men, reauor,
If you Contemplate Buying an Organ
consider it your only safeguard to select an instrument hearing the
names ot hrst class, wholly responsible makers. A good assortment ol
styleaf the celehrated Estey Organs can now ho seen at the now rooms
of tlio Ouly .ntuorizaa .agent ten tlie JUstey Organs in
Uoiumoia wounty. a. guiuaiueo ior nvo years irom tue .nianu-
acturers accompanies every li-stey Urgan,
J. SiMt rSER. ilgent,
Jnne w' Bloomsburg, P a
IJuiTAi- Tiii;atjii:.m' or Jliiii.aii.'1.
A caso of Jieartless cruelty to burglars
occurred in iNailison tlio otlicr niglit. .Mr
i.'. J.nurcnoo t'liiercu ins unco on auiulay
morning anil found his safu door stnntl
iug open, with seven holes drilled in tlio
door, L non examination tnu content
were found to bo intact, not ono of the
eleven cents having been taken. .Mr
Laurence then remembered that ho Inn
left the door of tlio safe unlocked
the night before, and after tho burglars
had drilled the seven holes they also no
ticed that it was uiilocked.lt is n sad
foinmeiitary. jWltrauAye Timm.
liiimi tiiititci! for f lie 1.1ft1 nml WorU of
&A&TJELD
Tin only rmni't' ti ktory f f n'-tlo lifo atij tragic
UC.Illl. I ri'llll I Hill lltll I l IIJUIC. I.ll H Hl.l J I'l IH.1M
nut! ;i'rmnii K-autUulljf illuntrdUHi;
titu imiim-ly ifiutM, i. n-i tttllm Uot erer 'Ub
lmlinl. lw Juhit 4'. Itlttimlli,
rt a 'rrirTr-KT l.i not hur caiciitnnT. to
LfxlU XXUlli Hinptd i-HiilPHSn ttnika with
uki). 1 1 1 a fMitifr t ik.i.l.l. Thtv fitu utterlr
wmihlvkHi an dututst.' ui-oh thu memory of tlie ere a
a 1, him! a l u.o finiol on the public. This tKok I
flit iit'ly immv. The only work worthy the theme,
MMMl af. in iiiiiii itiiMffnii""""; ,
juMl.i uuuim;i:s & Cu.,l,utluTn.ri,l,bilaigliliia,
Oct. 2-iW
Benson s
$1,000 REWARD.
OXE THOUSAND (1,000) DOLLARS
PREMIUM oirercd lo ANY I'BKSflN
that will do ai GREAT A RANGE
OF WORK on ANY OTHER
MACHINE.
WHAT THE
BW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED
Will do without basting.
It will mako wlilo hem on BbcctB. Ac hem all
manner of bias woolen tfoods, oa soft merino, crape,
or Roods dinicult to liem on other machines. It
makes a moro elastic stitch than any otner machine.
It will turn a hem and put in piping at samo tlmo
It will turn a hem, new braid on tho rlsht side
and stllch on trimming at ono operation.
It will do felllnc bias or Btratcht. cither on cotton
or woolen goods.
It will fell across (earns on any goods.
I will bind a Dress or bklrt and sew on faclne.
either with or without showing stitches; bind Dress
Goods with thesamematerlal, either scallops.polnts,
squares or straight. The only machlno that w 111 bind
Hats, Cloaks, or other articles with bias, satin or
Bilk, from a to 3 Inches tn width, without basting.
It will gather with or without tewing on.
It will gather between two r ltces and bew on at
ino same lime.
It will makearumo and stitch a nlllow slln on to
luu mciug m ino k&uuHiiug.
It will shirr any kind of goods.
It will mako nlalted trlmmlnir either with or with'
out sewing It on.
it will mako Dlalted trlmmlnir either seallaned or
Biraigut, ana Bew apipirg on at inosamu lime, ii
win maKO lauiu piauing,
J. SALTZER. Gen'l Agent,
iiloumsburg, Pa.
out. 1, '80-tf.
AWARDED
'V
A TRUE TONIC
A PERFECT STRENGTHENED A SURE REVIVER,
IKON 1MTTI3KS aro Jilglily recommendeil fur nil diseases re
quiring a certain and etliclctit tQiilil ; epccially Jiuligeilion, J)yjpejuiu, Jitter
mitlet Fetors, H'unl of Appetite. Lomo Strength, Ixick of linerjy, etc. Enriches
(he hlooil, etrcnglhcnj tho musr'v, ami gives new Ufa to tho nerves. They art
Ilko a charm on the dlcesti organ, rcmovinK all dyiitcptlotyiiiiitoins, tuili
as 2Ufm7 the Foul, Jldditnj, J feat in the Stomach, Jfeartlurn, etc, Thu only
Iron L'ri'tmrntlon that will not lilurkoii 11m tcotli or jjlvo
Ju'iulliolio. Sold by all dru;?glsts. Write for thu A 11 0 Jiool;, jiji. cf
useful and amusing reading tiU free,
IJUOWN CIIUJirOAri CO., nnltliiiore, pia.
' ' .r
A
6
Pom
cine
-MEDALS.-
HIDES.
The Highest Market Prico in Cash
PAIUl'OU ALL KINDS OV HIDES AT
A. SOLLEDER'S
I.oiitlior nnil Siioo rinilliiir ftloru
SIain Strci:t, Orrosixr. Stokh Church,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
April 8, 'so-ly
SPEEB'S
PORT QRflPE WIN
I'scd In the principal Churches for Communion
wirposes.
EXOELLEMT FOP. LADIES AND WEAKLY
PEB30HS AND THE A3ED.
fern vfrtofc "
CHERRY
(3pser'o Port GS-rape Wine
FOUR YEARS OLD.
mills I'elebrnted Native AMno Is mado from the
j juicu oi mo uporio urape laiseu in uusuouairy
its Invaluablo
Tonio and Strengthening Properties
aro unsurpassed by any other Native Wine. Uelng
tno puro Julcoof thoOrape. produced under Mr.
Bpeer's own personal supervision, Its purity and
genuineness aro guranteed. The youngest child
may partako of Its generous qualltlcs,nnd the weak
est iuallduso It lo advantage It Is particularly
benltlctal to the aged and debilitated, and suited to
tho various ailments that arfect tlioweaker sex. it Is
la every respect a WINK TO BE ItELlUl) ON.
PEER'S
Tho I'. J. SIIKItltV Is a Wine of Superior character
and partakes of tho golden qualities of tho grape,
Horn which It Is made, l'or I'urlty, ltIchnees,Flaor
and Medial I'ropeitles, It will be found unoico'.led.
SPEER'S
TUIs IlItANDV stands unrivaled In this Country,
being far superior for medical purposes.
IT IS A 1'UIIE distillation fi om tho graro and con.
tains valuable medical properties
It lias n delicate flavor, similar to that of tho
grapes from which It Is dlstllled.and Is tn groat uvor
among ursi cmss itumuca.
Beo that tho signature of AI.FH1!!) SPEEH.l'assalc
K j., is over iuo corr.or eacu uottie,
THE BEST RESVIEDY
roii
Diseases of the Throat and Lungs.
It.inn'n III diseases ot tllO Hill-
ul.ill.Kv inonnr.v oicatH !i snfo
nml vcllnblo remedy is
Invaluable. Aveii'1
Cnrmiv 1'rcTOiiAl, Is
such ii remedy, nml no
, otliersoemilienuyiner.
; Its Iho cotilldcnco ot
' tho public, It U a scl-
ctitlllo combination oi
tlio medicinal princi
ples nml curative, vir
tues of tlio lluestdruci.
, rlipmlcnllv united, of
Jji sncii power ns to Insitro
It I tin I'riMltest liossllllo
IJW.f rllU'li'iievauil uniform-
rrr,TrvTnf Uy of results. Itstrlkci
k'luj I UKHli. nt the foundation of nil
pulmonary diseases, nllordlnp; prompt relief
and rapid cures, and Is adapted to patients of
any age or cither sex. lleing very palatable,
the youngest children tnisu n reauuy. iu
ordinary CoiirI'''. Colds, Soro Tltroiit,
IlroiK'l'iltl, liifluciizn, Clcrsyniim's
Sore Tluo.it, Astlinm, Croup, unci Cii
tnrrh, tho effects of Avcu's Cueimv l'r.c
ToiiAt, aro magical, nml nuiltltitdes nro au
nually preserved from serious Illness bv lt.1
timelv and faithful use.. It should ba kept
at bund in every household for tho pro
tection It ntTovds In sudden attacks. Iu
Whooping-cough unci Consumption
thero Is no other remedy so etlienclous,
soothing, nnd helpful.
Low miees nro Inducements to try somo of
tho many mixtures, or syrups, mado of cheap
nnd iuelfeetivo Ingredients, now offered,
which, us they contain no curative qualities,
can afford only temporary relief, nnd aro
suro to deceive and disappoint tlie patient.
Diseases of tho throat and lunci demand
activoand effective treatment: and It U dan-
uerous experimenting with unknown and
cheap medicines, from the great liability that
ineso uiM'aies may, wnuo so union wiwi,
beconiu deeply seated or incurable. Uho
Avmt's Ciimmv I'ectorai., and you may
conlldently expect tho best results. It Is a
standard medical preparation, of known and
acknowledged cuiativo power, and is as
cheap as its careful preparation and film
ingredients will ullow. Kmlnent phyMcians,
knowing its composition, presciibu It in their
practice, Tho test of half a century has
inovcn Its nbsoluto certainty to cine nil pul
monary complaints not aluady beyond tho
reach ol iimuaii nui.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer 8t Co.
l'rattlcnl and Analytical ClirmM.
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BY it.L DltV(ll,t.lT!J L LUVWUtltE.
A GKNTS WANTKD. A ruru chanoo lo
XX mako money rapidly selling our New Hook:
New York by SiinlisM and MiM.
Miowlni up tho New York of to-nay, with; Its pal
aces, its crowded thoroughfares, Its rashtng elevat-
eu trains, lis countless mums, us romance, lis mys
tery, Its d uk crimes and terrible tragedies, Its char
ities, and In fact every phase of llfo In the great
city. Don'i wast) tlmo selling blow books, but send
for circulars glUng full table of contents, terms to
agents, Ac. i-rospeotui now ready nnd territory In
great aeniauu. Auuress uuuuljib liiiua.,
TiM Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
nov, it-i v r
PLAYS ! PLAYS ! PLAYS ! PLAYS 1
t'or Readlnc Clubs. for Amateur Theatricals. Tem
perance l'la8. Drawing Koom Plays, Fairy I'luis,
Kthloplan flays, (luldu Hooks, I'antomlmes, Tab
leaux, Lights, Magnesium Lights, Colored Fire,
llurnt Cork, Theatrical Face Preparations, Jarloy's
Wax Works: wigs, ueards. Moustaches, costumes.
charades and Paper Scenery. Now catalogues sont
free containing full description and prices. HA.M
UKL Fltl'.NCII i SON, 3j Kasl Uth street,Now York.
LOV, 14-4W r
.MilK I'WAlN'S
"THE PRIXCK AND THK PAUPEU."
Tho best and funniest of all. Elegantly bound:
with 'Ml 11 nu Illustrations. Just thu thing tor the
holidays. uircss i . v. m.'ni & eo ncwarK, n, u ,
nov. ii 4v r
II f pin
4 S3 nin
C so a lit
5 40 a in
!' 40 li 111
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4 01 p In
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la 05 p m
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lis in a in
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10 oi a in
11 I'm ii
12 IA p in
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I'hlladelpfila
1-1 IU
Knno
" llenovo
" Lock Ilaien
" Wllllamspoit
, " . hunbury
arrives nt llarrisburg
l'hll.ulelphia
j;no .Ma i west and i.nck invim r.vnw.oj p...
m'iko close connections at Noriliutu'ieriuinl
with L. A- U. II. It. trains fur WllMcbuiie and
Scranton,
Krlo Mail West. Nlainr.i l!xn W,,l nn.i r...
LlnoWestmake close connection nt V.'llilaiiinoi t
with N, 0. It. W. trnlns north.
Niagara Express West and 1nv i:xnir j .....
makocldsoconneclluti ut Loci, llinea villi r.u.v
II. It. trains.
Erlo .Mall Last and West cnnnet nt rn ...,,i.
tralnsoiiL. S. It JI. S. it. K. ; nt Corry wit'i i:
I'.,v W. It. It,; nt IHnporlum with li. N. Y,,tp, it u '
and at Driftwood with A, V, it. It,
Parlor cars wilt run lii'iwnmi iM, ,tMn
Wlllauisport on Niagara Hxniess wst. .urn n,.vV.:
press Kast. Sleeping cars on all night, Indus.
IWIIKKI' NKILSKN,
(leneial sunt
INC
CENTHAL JtAILWAV
lilh, 1681, tiuli.s wm unv
'pin
rOHTUKKN
COMI'ANi.
On nnd after .tanuarv
SunburyasfollOHSil
KOIITJIWAHD.
Northern Expiess ti.an n. in., nrrlvc Klmlra v :
rtrrivo ui t'linanualgii 1 .i a p.
uucucfiier 4.111
l Mlilt.ill-n u , ,.
Niagara Expiess l.Oj p. in. arrive K'uilni'ii. 115 p ,
arrive u.inandaigiu -.3
" itochester 11 1 . "
" Nt.lL.'ini t' mi 1, tn
Fast line o.lo p m arrive Llmlra 1 1,05 ,, m
wntkins 11.6.1 pm
SOUTlIWAltl).
Srulhern Express ,a a, in. arrive IIaril!b'i.
urnvo I'liunilelplila '
" New 101!; in , "
" Baltimore l.4n
1' Wnmifnt.tnn ,1 ,1 ...
lc lie Express ln.nu a m arrlvo llairtsb'g in.ifTp m
ainvo I'uuaaui mia 3.13 p m
" New Yoilc 6M '
" Ualttmoro 11.an
" Wiislilulnn 7 r.'i
Day Express!. 50 p tn uirlvu Ilnrrlsburg s.it p m
" I'll i.meinnu is.45 "
" New 1011;
" llaltlmuro
" Wo!ililr.f?ii,n
11.110 muii i.uo u. m. arrne numsijiirg
" l'hlladclphl.i
" ewYolk
" lnitlmnro
" Washington
1,.
lull til
t'.cn
11.., i
Xm .
7.33 '
0.31 "
7.411
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KliANIJ THOMSON, Uener.il M ina. r.
piIILADELPIIA AND JEA1H.N(I 1Ua I
ARRANGEMENT OF PAS NX C. hi.
TRAINS.
November ith, issi.
TRAINS I.H1VK KUPEIIT A8 F0l.t.0wavSDNDA Y KXCEI'Tlll'
For Now York, Philadelphia, Heading, I'ottavllli
Tamaq.ua, kc, 11,45 a. m
For Catawlssa, 11,45 a. m, c,ii and 7,10 p. m.
For Wllllamsport, C,15 s,su a. tn. nnd 4, Of. p. m.
TKAIK3 F3lt ItL'I'XKT LKAVi AS TOLLOXi, (ft iD it -
CBl'TKD.)
Loavo New York, vli. Tamanend s.tta. m. and
via. Uound llrook Homo 7,43 a. m.
Loavo Philadelphia, t,45 ti, m.
Leave Heading, ll.tsa. m., I'o,t-villi, .s,3ii p. n.
andTamaqua, 1,35 p. ra.
Lcavo Catawlssa, c,lo 8,10 a. in. mid 4,(10 p. in.
Leave Wllllamsport,9.45a.m,':,iiop,m, nnd4,3i p. n,
Passengers to and from New York, via. 1 am u
uend and to and from Philadelphia g, turoug.i
without change of cars.
j. it. IIUU'I ii
(lenural .ilauutxr
C, O. HANCOCK,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Jan. 10. list tf.
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA
WESTEI1N HAlLKOAl).
AM
BLOOJISBURU
U1VIMON
Tlme-Tnble No. ! , Takes iffcct at 4 an A.
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1S7P.
NOltTJI,
p.m. p.m. n.m.l
9 44
1 38
9 31
9 S3
tt.17
9 U
STATION.-
3 40
3 31
3 SI
3 IS
3 13
9
9 ill
9 H
9 II J
9 Ut
$77 7
SOIjD by o. a.
doe si 'w t-
KL.EIM.
aster, new rich b
wU vtf J'iihuih' J'..ii11lio i'fl
l'oiiUc UyMoyw UroHiopH
Feb ijr
-"OlcLBjist Known Romedyfor
tJnckncho or Lamo Dnok.
Rhoumatiom or L&mo Joints.
Crnmps or Sprains.
Nouralcla or Kidney Dluoauos.
Lumbuao, Sovoro Aohosor Pnlno
Fomalo wouknoos.
Ai eKiipcrliir lo nil mher Plmli r..
Aro Suprrlor Iu I'uiln.
AreHupcrlor to Muloiinti,
An Hiipci lor to Oliitniriiin or Sail r.
AremiiivrlortoElrrlrli'Ily oraulvaultm
Tliry Art Iiilincilluti ly,
Tlirjr Htrcimllioii,
ThcyHuollic.
They Itillevc Tnln nt Ouee.
Tliey l'liilllvcly Chit.
Ilenf on' Cunclne Toroni Tlu.
11 n imve uenn inmaica, uo
J'tll'DOllrf' l'tLUlUltrt, l'lll4 1:11,1.1, VttU'lllpll
IIIihuI, and will cniipii'ti'lj' i'Ii,iii.;i) iho il.u,U u
I'm frillrn vbtciil III th in niiili.. Aiivihtmhi
v ..1 will tiiku 1 pill "lu ll nlirlit ri'iim 1 tu l'.Nwi Li
iiiivImi ii..iiii"lt 1 a it nd lieallli. If (iiclin thing
Ihl pU.llllll'. Sl'lll I'l' 1111 1 f"r K ll'l'l'l' hllllll'M.
. A. ,f)M'.-(l Y .1' VO,, Jlaituil, Jil.
(onm-rtf JUimtnr, .IV,
AGENTS VAHTF.D
tliiK .lliu lilnr err liivcutni. iviii kiiltaiMlrur
lockiuai, witu lli:i:i, und TOi: coniplito, In
20 uiUiutui. II wm a:.j nut 0 nnil vuruiy c r luiar
wurltror uhkli Ihere Is a'wa'. a ready uijrket N'tid
for circular term lo tin Ttromlily llnltltliK
aiat hluu Uu,,4ixl WValiliiilunat., (Vuatuu, Alaw
majru, -81 dy
aid
LUQAL ULANKS,
PAIITinH 1
WMU I I U II inot ollow our druepiit to
palm ait eumu uthcr jOaHtr jiatlog t eimllgr
MiuQUJUv iiauic. now uui iuq uru la fleiieu
ALWAYS ON HAND
To Kervois Sufferert The Great European
Ult. J, E. eiMl'SON'S.SrECIt'IC MED1C1KK,
Dr. J. II. Simpson's Soecltla llr-dlclno Is a nosltlvo
cure for ovum ork of Iiody or brain or oxchss ot any
kind, sucli ns weakness and nil diseases rasultlng
from Nervous Debility, Irrltablllty.Mcntnl Anxiety,
Languor, Lassitude, Depression 01 bplrlts and func
tional uoraugemenis 01 mu uervuus bybtem gen
erally, 1'alns In tho
liacK or Bine, .usji
or .iiemory, rrema
turo old ago and dis
eases that lead u
consinpiloii,lns.ud
ty au early grin t
or both. No mattei
how shattered tht
system may be f ron
excesses of a 11 1
kind, a short coursu 01 una uieuieino will 11-0.01 oini
lost functions and procure heulih and happlrcss
wiiero ueiuru was uespuuui-iiov uuj gloom, 'inonpo
clllo .Medlclno Is being used with wonderful su"erB9
Pamphlets sent freo to all, Wrlto for them and
get full partrlcuiar.
Price, fcpeclilo it.oo per package, or six packages
iur3,iir. 11111 uu mill ur iiiuii uu recujui, 01 mniiii
Address all orders, .1, 11. bIMP.shn's MKDICINKCi
Nos. 1111 una u Mum street, liunmo, k, y,
leb.U.'tiHt
8E
ABURY & .IC
laiiufwturliifc1 Clin
OH
llllhl
oik.
AMIIItn lti:.l:iV AT I.AHT. Price 5c.
MEAD'S Medicated CORN and BUNIUN PLASTER.
nov. i, 'Ji-iy a
AT THIS OFFIOK,
VAINHUUIT fs CO.,
wjfoixsAui a 11001:11s,
rillLADKLPHIA,
Dealers In
TU IB, nyiU'1'3, CU7KUK, bUll Mt, MOL VSHIW,
HICK, mCKI, UtCAKII H01H, Ae., Ac.
N, I!, corner b'econd and Arcli btrccts,
I wt'idcrs will rccelio prompt ntteuiljn,
A YEAH ana expensea to agents,
outnt Free. AddrebS P. O. V1CKEHY
Augusta, .name. r nov. II-4W
9 10
9 lu
8 si
8 49
S 35
8 St
8 03
8 01
7 bS
AND
Paper Hanging.
WM. F. BODINEi
IUON ST., HELOW HEt ONI), llLCOMfc-llflvtl, Pa
Is prepared to do all kinds of
house rAXNexraa
Plain and Ornamental
PAPER HANGING,
BOTH DECORATIVE AND PLAIN.
All UIiiiIn ol'Furiilturo Ilcimlrfd.
nun mailc nu good un iiciv.
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Wyoming
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Kingston
Plymouth June..
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, Avoudalo .. .
, Nautlcoko
llunloek'a creek
....Shlckshlnny
....Hick's Kerry...
.ueacn iiaen...
lierwlck ....
..lirtar creek
...Willow Drove. ...
,.,.Ltmo mage
Espy
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Hunert
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