THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA, COTJN'jJM.
About Winter Layers.
A lMiilmlclphia .'OTrtiiwoMiotiilcnt
writes: "Which linlnlioKoifliwrfor
inyw in wintcrl1 It is oflon asked. Our
reply in iilw.iya Hint It Is tlio fowl with
thi' wannest (punters and good food,
nut ns this Is not what is desired to he
known, tho (Mieslion iTiiiiiot ho evaded.
Vn lim... il.!.. .1.1.... r .
rrwitiiflitn la nniit m . nur
, .... . . '.. - v,""
nun oariy niniinity. nut as vu aro not
nhto to make our hens lay and set early,
wo may not ho fortunate enough to get
early hatched pullets for a succeeding
season. Wo can get early maturity,
hptfovr, ii tho breed, and if -we can
Imvo fowls manned before whiter sets in,
WO will have eggs in winter, that is if
Wo have boon" liberal ill feeding them.
I law can Vb get caily maturity in the
Brahma or Cochili' says an inquirer. If
tho object 'm.cgcs, and tlnj piirity of tho
breed undesirable, crpss. them with a
Leghdrh oo(k. Stich a ' cross is an ad
mlrublo otic. Wo lifivi! known pullets of
this cross to communce layinrf in Octo
bcr and keep it up Mntil moulting time
tlio succeeding yenr. Tho cross reduces
tho Braluna mo, injuring them some
what as market i-hiefis, but imparting a
greater degree .of. vigor and stamina than
is possessed by the iarents.
flic Plymouth Hocks aro good, winter
Livers, b.ut unless they aro bred carefully,)
will disappoint those who try them.
Being a "mudi" breed, if bred In-and-in,
tlioy revert, mort or less to their origi
nals, and each succeeding season finds,
them less prolific and loss remunerative.
Kviiry one 'who desires g6od results from
Plymouth BockH should chango the
cookb, annually, by procuring now ones
from yards at a distance, thus preventing
relationship.
Among the several good crosses, ox,
cepting the use of the Leghorn, which
lavs at the age of live months, wo can
rely on a cross of tho Dominick and tho
Brahma, the Iloudau and tho Cochin,
and tho Plymouth Hock with the common
fowl. A cross will invigorate the stock
in any yard, but in no caso use a mon
grel for a sire. The hens mav be mon
grels, if desired, ut the cock rshouldbo
of the best aniKpurt'st Htraui. ' i '
To get eggs in winter a perfect system
of cleanliness should bo practiced. Tho
droppings should bo frequently re
moved and preserved for future use, and
while it is necessary to have tho quarters
warm and the fowls protected against
the ingress of cold draughts, caro must
bo taken to have, ventilation. Acrauk
in tlio boards, no matter how small, will
give a whole flock tho roup, and filthy
quarters and roosts will promote a suc
cessful sweeping off by tho cholera.-,
The food should bo varied. Softjibod
in tho morning and whole grain at night
is better than the usual irregularities
practised. A cheap mess can be prepared
for a morning meal by running hay
through a fpdder.cutter, steeping it over
night, and after giving it a warming in
tho morning, thicken with meal, and
feed on boards or any other clean place.
It is wasteful to feed cracked corn, or
even sceeniugs. Though seemingly
cheaper than wholo grains, the difference
will be apparent if n comparison is made.
Avoid overfeeding or too much fat, A
fat hen ono extremely so is as useless
as one that has been insufficiently
fed. A moderate, changeable diet, with
good warm quarters, plenty of cracked
oyster shells and somo meat scraps from
time to time, will give eggs in abund
ance in winter; but like all other stock
on tho farm, poultry, in order to be prof
itable, must receivo personal supervision
and care.
Kind Treatment or Horses.
It has been observed by experienced
horso trainers that naturally vicious
horses are rare, and among thoso that aro
properly trained and kindly treated when
colts, they are the exceptions.
It is superfluous to say that a gentle,
and docile horse is always tho more val
uable, other qualities being equal, and it
is almost obvious that gentle treatment
lends to develop this' admirable quality
in the horso as well as in the human
species, while harsh treatment has a
contrary tendency.
Horses have been trained so astolb"
entirely governed by tho words ofhheir
driver, and they will obey and perform
their simple but important duties with as
much alacrity as tho child obeys the di
rections of tho parent.
It is true that all horses are not equally
intelligent and tractable, but-it isproba?
bio that there is' less difference .among
them in this regard than there is. among
human masters, since there arc many in
citements and ambitions among men that
do not affect animals. X'
Tho horse learns to know and to have
confidence in a gentle driver, and soon
discovers how to secure for himself that
which he desires, and to understand his
surroundings and his duties. The tone,
volume and inflection of his'masters
voice indicate much, perhaps more than
the words that aro spoken. Soothing
tones rather than words calm him if ex
cited by fear or anger, and angry and
excited tones tend to excite or 'anger
him. In short, hadmasters make bad
liorses.
Winterdairyfiig is profitable business
in many localities, but it needs a careful
and thoughtful hand to tako charge of
the work. 'Yyy much depends upon
regularity ot milking, feeding, and all
work about tho stables. Work horses
need the best of care, and even thoso that
nro idle during the winter will suffer
from lack of attention. Thev should
have a run in tho'' yard, but any violent
exercise upon the froen and slippery
ground may cause laBting injuries. Colts
during their first winter need special at
teutiou, as thoy are, or should be, grow
ing rapidly, and the colt is father to tho
horse. It it is pinched now, the stunted
growth w'ill diminish its value during its
wuuii! iiieiiinu.
, Tho Poultry World says: To utilize
tlio-fcathors of ducks, chickens and tur
keys ueiierally thrown. asfdoias refuse,
triin tl0'l"mn, fro'iutliestmiip, enclose
them in'a-tlght hag, .rub tlioyviiQlu as if
warning clothes, and ySuwill secure a
Iieriecuy iiuuoiiu ami iiguiiowji, uxvy
put for .quilting coverlets 'and notjajfew
other purposes.
Tho latest fish story U about a bass'
insldi) of-Hwhich was found "what was
aiy by 'ond to ba a young r.at,by another
a' young, tiger, and by a third a young
Hog. iij) louut it was a young tiger,
'ijuch animals ate often found in bass.
It was pnly two weeks ago that a fifteen
pound young hippopotamus was found
inside a two pound bass in tho Schuyl
kill. TJiit, bass is a very voracious fitli,
and has been known to chaso a sheep
across a forty aero field. Norristotrn
ITtrahl.
Nervous pains ana weaKiiesses, ma
larial disonsei, fever and aguo'ppiitively
A-Uild'by iising Browii's Iron Whevs. '
Franco is going to have a pmilied wli-
.1.... ...ltti.tii if 'nlii'a win k. It will bo
tho finest lot of book covom ever gdt to-1
gother.
iiig for winter lnycrsJ-aml Jaj. Mo$' as
tho detectives say has becif fonn'dr v
Tin? first fOMtllflltn la liniK tintnliinr.
m.u nii-ii una Linmr in I'xiHiriiiiiHir.
Helping the Party.
, ,In tho, daysgone by n Detroit Sheriff
who had made a eloso shavo of being
elected had tho ill luck to lose a prisoner
from tho jail. Tho fellow mado good his
escaiio to the country, but the Sheriff
overhauled him abouu'ighl miles out and
drove htm under a barn. Tho pi if oner
was capturciLand vet ho was not. If ho
could notget-outftho Sheriff could not
get In, and threats had no effect on linn.
In this emergency tho officer called out i
"Say, Jim."
"Yes."
"You know I had a mighty cWhu shavo
getting this office."
"You did that."
'Well, I'm laying my pii'ts fur a second
term. If I lose you 1 might UA well
hang up. Tho opposition will hold it up
in letters four feet high fiul hundreds of
men in my own party will slip my name.
Do you her mo t'4
"1 do.'1
"Well. I ask von to coino Out. not ex
act!' as a prisoner going back to jail,but
more as a patriot iioumi to sumi by lus
party. Come, Jim."
"I'll be hanged if I don't 1" replied the
prisoner, "llle indgo was agin me, my
sentence, was unjust and I hate your jail,
but if it's going to help the party nml
crush tho hydra-headed opposition, out I
come I
Somo years ago there' were it number
of army officers stopping at a hotel in
Washington, Among them were a Cap
tain Emerson and a Captain Jones Etn
crs6rt and Jones used to have a good
deal Of fail together at the dinner-tablo
and elsewhere, Ono day at tho dinner
tablo when thd diuingliall was well
filled, Captain Jones finished his dinner
first, got up, and walked almost to tho
diniiig-hall door, when Emerson called
to him in a loud voico : "Hallo, captain !
scp here. I want to speak to you a
minute." The captain turned and walk
ed back to the table and bent over him,
when Emerson whispered: "I wanted to
ask you how far you would have gone if
I had not spoken to you." The captain
never changed a muscle, but straighten
ed up and ,put his finger into his vest
pocket 'ami said.: ''Captain Emerson, I
don't know of a man in the world 1
would rather lend $5 than to you, but
the fact is I haven't a cent with mo to
day," and he turned on his heel and
walked away. Emerson was tho color
of a dozen rainbows, but ho had to stand
it Texas Shi flings.
"Kot long ago in one of the Paris o
lico courts, a workman accused of steal
ing a pair of trousers was discharged af
ter a long and patient investigation, on
,tho ground that there was not suflicient
evidence to establish his guilt. lie ro
maincd seated, liowevcr,on the prisoucr'n
bench after his :iciiittal had been an
nounced. Tho lawyer who had conduct
ed his defense, observing that ho did not
move, informed him that he was free to
go about his business, if he had any.
He shook his head slightly, but did not
budge. By this time, no "other caso be
ing on hand, the court was nearly empty.
Again addressing him, his .defender in
quired with somo irritation, "why the
deuce lie did not get up and go V ''Step
this way a moment please," replied the
steadfast sitter, " and let mo whisper in
your car. "I can't go until all the wit
nesses for the prosecution have left the
court." "And why, may I ask f "Be
cause of tho stolen trousers don't you
understand. What about tho trousers?"
"Only this, I've got 'em on !"
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ESTBY OG--A.nTS
In the manufiicture of Organs is resulting in the proilnction and sale,
of cheap goods, made from inferior materials. 1 refer particularly to
bogus Organs that are continually springing into existence without
any merit whatever, except to be offered cheap, and then when purchas
ed found to bo dear at any price. Will you not then, reader,
If you Contemplate Buying an Organ
consider it your only safeguard to select an instrument bearing the
names of first clas3, wholly responsible makers. A good assortment ot
styJes.;of the celebrated Estoy Organs cau now be seen at the new rooms
ot tho Only Autnonzua Agont foi tho E3tav Orcan3 in
XI I T-: - I 1 A I,... ! I nJ .1
uuiuwuia wuuuiy, t. u.ir.iiiieu jor nve year? iroin ttie manu
facturers accompanies every Estoy Organ.
J.
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as 'fluting tin Food, JUkhimj, Jlcat in the Stomach, Jleartlurn, etc. Tlio only
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ERADICATED.
CMMJua .wounds licikil rnpldly.
i i AJiiru'j- curat in sliort
Sick liooins imrlll 'il nncl Toiler drlod up.
marto nleaiiut. lit Is pcrfcclly Imrmlrss
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relieved nnd rofri'dicil cure.
liylMlhlnirwlllil'ronhv.
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wiiter.
Soft White Complexions
DIPIHEIUA
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Bcund by in, uso In
niiming.
Impure ulr m.ide liar n
Ima find nurltli'd ni
sprlnklln IMruy'nKluul: H
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To purlf iho I'roaKn'imlc-ft daunted.
cImiiso the .Twin, ItUinp Fi-rcr iiimfnt.I by
can I bo surnuwit. puse
t'ntatrli rulWived undlfn c.Wa'tif d-nlli IH tho
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llurm relived Inilnntly it wdl prevent nay
Wins prevented, iinplMnnnt mnell. '
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DISINFIiCTAXT AND PUKIFIKU
rimrAiiUi nv
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manitjIcturikii Ohkmisik,: sOi.k vnoi'ntKTons.
THE WHITE SEWING- MACHINE
Wbereis, tho world renowned reputation ot tho
White bowiiig Machine
Induces many unscrupulous competitors to resort to
nil klndi of mean trtck3 to Injure Its reputation, we
bog to caution all lntendli)p; purcUaseisnot to buy a
White Machine
except from Its reguUr authoilicrt iiealfrs, who will
bo sustained by tho followlni: warrauly.
WE WA HUANT TIIK NATU11AI. WK It AND TEAK
OF THE
White Shuttle Mm Machine.
PLATE NUMIIKIl tO.ia.m FOlt FAMILY l'Ultl'O
SKS, AND 11EKKI1Y AOltKK TO KFE1 THE SAME
IN itF.PAIK FOU THE TKUM OK KIVK VKAIIS
VHOM THIS DATE. FUEE !F CIlAltllE.
This warranty excepts the brouKago of needles
bobbins and shuttles.
This warranty will not bo sustained unless tho
plato number abovo clven corresponds with tlw
uumoer on mo sniuuu raioMiuy. uunuiu ui u'ltwuu
or altered numbers
WHITE httM 1N0 M AO'illNE CO
The "VHITE" Shuttle Sewins Machino
HaaiiRiATBE oapacitt tiianaiii' other family Sewing
jucuine for coins every vau-ty or -orK.
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TITSAIPIIVR OUOANSKStop, IOsctareedionl.v
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Wajhlngton, N.J. aid rniyo, 'bl-ly
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T2IS3R, Agents
Rlootusburg, P a
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PUBLIC SALE
OP VALWAtlLK
RE ALT ESTATE I
lly lrl 110 of an order of t ho orphans' Court f t Co
lumbia eounly, tho uudernlitnedoxieiitorif l lilllp
UtiatiKiit, l.ito of KNiliigcrcuk township, Columbia
county, dacqaeed, will qjrposo to public slo oil tlio
premises on . .
Friday, DcMmber 23rd, 1881.
at tell iHlocU In tho forenoon, tlio following do
tcrlbul ttiitcttdio, to-wit) All that cirtaln pleco
orpnrt'elofUnd. Mtuato In sn'IJ lowfihlpot I'lsli-
nifcrcrk. bouolwl by I'Khlhgtrcck And lan.n of
John Nejliatd. Jolin't'icary and A. Ilmitilnxor,
conistnlrit
n ACKiiS A'D 21 l'r.itctiw.
Alio, a corn'n pl.t-e or p.ircal ot land sltuato In
said 'ounshlj, bounded by lands of Kdwanl
t'nangst, William Unaimst, A. Lonlinnd WUllnm
V. Mll'er, contalnlni 1-lVIJ At'ItKH nnd live perch-
1 on which h a good
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
framo stablo and out-bulldlnga. Tlicro Is also an
rxcollf nt lot vt t'KUIT TREKS on fill lot.
TEIIMH OPSAt,E.-Tcn per cent, of ono-fotiith
ot tho pui cliaio money to bo paid at tho striking
down ot llio property tho ono-fourth leas tho
ten per cent, at thd conilrmat!5n of sato, and tao
remaining threo-foiiritis In ono year thereafter with
Interest from connrmallon nisi.
SAMUKL SIHVft,
1 rc. s. lMiV Executor.
Dauohy 8t Oo'a. Advt's.
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tird u Education, Home, Soclpty. Etiquette,
Amuiomenpi, Dross. Love. Wiirt one. pu.
neBS.&O. . i-fil-7.A..il.rir. I'll Jlrtatl'H hiTI.
Tti(. r lume aV inn-fa in itriklnf tl'iiu'nti.r&r. laronnitton
anjjataa.4c.vliuuii-i.ii.il. rall-imiiclrdl'Uti'i Mb
osl: A tll'M.. Acents VViintod Evoryvyhero.
Siad f.r dt.nlo. Tiillil. irrli'lim, t. rnn. atl.lr...
J. C. ilut'l'IIUV A CO., I'lllludclphlav. i'a.
n.OOO Ascnfs' Vnntoil for I.iro or
It ronlalns tlie full lil'lory pi Ms noMc and eventful lit.
aiiililait-rdly Asiani-liiatliiii. Miri?tdu treatment, 1WU1,
iuntralobstquii.,eto. 'Ih hi'stihance of yourllfe 10
liiaWenloney. H,'art'ef"fatiliiiiiiy,,linltalloiis. Hila
litlioonly authentic and fatly IllnMrateil life oi uur mar
tyred 1'rcsWcnt. Hnl Hriraln, Hatm Uruis to
A )! Clrculara fruu. ,.,,,
AiUrciiiosAul'i-cuuiii.a CV.rULdilj.Llara.
nov i.im ea
Beware
O F
Fraud
BENSON'S
CAPGINE
PLASTERS
HAVE BEEN IMITATED,
And tholr oxoollont roputation in
jured by worthloss imitations. Tho
Tublio aro cautioned against buy
ing Plasters having similar sound
ing namos, Sco that tho word
CA-P-O-I-N-B is corrootly spollod.
Benson's Capcine
Porous Plasters
Aro tho only improvomont ovor
mado in Plastors.
Ono is worth moro than a donon
oi' any othor kind.
Will positiyoly ouro yhoro othor i
romodioa will not ovon roliovo. )
Prico 25 conts.
Bowaro of cheap Plastors mado
with lead poisons,
SEADURY & JOHNSON.
Manofacturlon Chi'mlaU, New York,
A Mllti: ItH.IIl'.llV AT LAST. i'rlcoSSHj;
MEAD'S MtdlcatsJ CORN mi DUNION PLASTER,
IF LaOIFIi 0
5l
i
A
Ear
BLOOMSBUBG STATE NUBMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NOllMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rov. D. J, WALLER, Jr., Ph. D., Principal.
THIHSOIIOOI,, as at present constituted, oilors tho ery best facilities for l'rofesslonal and Classical learning.
liuiitiuiKsspacioun, inviiinBauucoininuuious ,enuipieiciy ueaifu uy siuam, weiiTcniuaicu, iii'iueu oy gas,
anrlnL wate.
ijoiioii neauniui, anil canr oi access,
moderate. Kiftvcentfl n week doductloi
miycenifl a wcck uuuucuoii 10 an expecting to icacu,
courts of study prescribed by mo staio I
I. Model Hc'iool. II. Preparatory. III.,
Adjunct Courses i I. Academic. II. Commercial, III. Course In Music. IV. Course in Art. V. Cuurso in Physical Culture.
Tho Klcmcntary. Sclontlflo and Classical Coursos aro I'ltOKIISSIONAf., and StudjnU (jraduatuif therein, iccclvo Htato Diplomas, conferrln
luiiusiiuuuiiik; iil'lji ui-n , ,,iiiait;i ui iiiu r.iuiiiL'iiia .uniivi ui itiu .
their attainments., slirned bv tlio Ofllcers of thn hoard of Tustce
i uocoursoor stuuy orcscnueaoy mo siaioisnoerai,ann inoscicnuuc ana classical courses aro nor inrenor to inoso or our nest colleges.
Thu HtatoreuiilresahlL'lier order ot cltl?cnstdn. Thutlmes denandlt. It Is ono of tlio nrlmrt obleets nf f lilt School to heln to afleuni Tr. bv
BentandomclentTcachcraforhorHehools. TothlHcndlt solicits youny persons nf good abilities and good
and their talents, as students. To all such It promises
Catalogue. addrcR the l'rlnclnal.
HON. Wll.l.IA.W i:i.U'i:i,l,, l'rrihlint llo.inl
sept.s.'ir..-
HOW? WHAT!
One of tlio problems of Good and Comfortable
IS THE
MATTER OF CLOTHING.
STYK
; EXAMINE
WELUIADE
YOUTHS HOYS
and CIIILDUHNS
CLOTHING
simVrs,
PEAHL WHITE,
15IUYCLE SIIIHTS,
LATEST OUT.
CLOTHING
AT THE
VERY LOWEST
I'KIOES.
UATSron"
MEN,
HOYS,
YOUTHS,
AND CUILDHEN.
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT.
Perfect Fits, Latest Styles, Full Satisfaction.
CALL AND EXAMINE THE LARGEST STOCK OF
CLOTHING and CASSIMERES IN THE COUNTY
A Full Line of Furnishing SSoods.
Headquarters for TRUNKS, SATCHELS, VALISES
THE DAVIS.
$1,000 REWARD.
ONE THOUSAND (1,000) DOLLARS
I'REMIUM offered 10 ANY PERSON
that will do an GREAT A RNGE
OF WORK on ANY OTHER
MACHINE.
WHAT THE
NEW DAYIS VERTICAL FEED
Will do without basting,
It will mako wide hem on sheets, ic., horn all
manner ot bias woolen goods, as sott merino, crape,
or poods dltllcult to nem on other machines. It
mike! a moro elastic stltcn than any other machine.
It will turn a hem and put In piping at same tltno,
It will turnn hem. sew braid on the right bldo
and stl tcli on trimming at ono operation.
It will do felling Bias or straight, cither on rottou
or woolen goods.
It will fell across seams on any goods.
I wilt bind a Dress or Skirt and sew on facing,
either with or without showing stitches: bind Dress
(loods with the same material, either scullops.polnts,
squares or straight. Tho only machine that will bind
Hats, Cloaks, or other articles with bias, satin or
silk, frorn toslnchesln width, without basting.
It will gather with or wltuout sewing on.
It will gather between two pieces and sew on at
tho same. time.
It will make nrunie and stitch u pillow slip on to
tho facing at tho same. 11 mo.
It will shirr any kind of goodp.
It will make plaited trimming cither with or with
out sewln',' It on.
It will make platted trimming either scallaped or
straight, and sew a piping on at tho same tlmo. It
win make knits plaiting.
J. SALTZER, Gon'l Agont,
Uloorasburgp Pa.
out. I, '80-tf,
HIDES.
Tho Highest Mirkot Prico in Cash
I'AIDI'Olt ALL KINDS OF HIDES IT
A. SOLLSDER'S
Leather and Shoo I'lniliug Store
Main Siukct, Oi'i-osiTB Stosk Cmiuoii,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
April 8, 'SO-ly
1W m BLOOD!
;:"iil, rltlt imki. Now Itlcli
!Ul,.lllll ll. t .11 1) . illl.r.l tK. l,iK,l
I' "(lro . I'lll ! l i' I ililll., .11'X11
m llt'it I nl 11 ,,ir! ' rrniiil IcilSvwiki
. Im ii- K.i i. 1 1.. ml lll-tlll'l. K amlia llll
I ui Mil". Miitli '1,1 I fur b Id'er atiiinii.,
. s. .intf v v .t- co jtuttu,,, .wu,,.,
J't I'lrr It Intuitu'.
HSENTS WANTED LOTaV
flif .Mavlltliv rpr lliVtut.l. Wm kmtapalruf
Mw.uin. w.l ili:UI, auj TOU c.iiunl.tc, 111
Mluaiiulct. it lil t.tj Hilt trial arttly ur jucy
jt for .uwn lUerelaaltvavi a realr market Hi'ivl
forcujuluraM Irnullu tho 'rvjnilily llnlltliitf
llailalue l.' ttJ U'lulilaatonllt., lluatxi, aliut.
may ,!. ly &M
J.KGALi J1LANKS,
ALWAYS ON HAND
AT TIIIS OFFIOw
Toachei Bexnerlenced. cfliclcnt. and altre to their work.
lll..,lnltl.A
Elementary. IV, Classical.
UVIII) null (.11, V IV IllUt 1, VI Ik. 1.I.3UIL.I1UU, 111 ill UU. IV1III1. UU11U1 111 UUV1 .I1U1 VUU.
Btudents admitted at any I lino, Itooms n'scrrcd when desired,
atdln developing lUelr powers, ami abundant opportunities for well paid labor after lea log School. Kor
or Truslcm.
W
lving
ouu STOCK or
HUS1NES3 AND
DUt3 SIIIHl'S
HANDSOME
PATTERNS
DE3IUABEH STYLES
IS OUJl MOTTO
AIrm7L LINE
OK FALL
STYLES
JUST KECE1VED.
SPEEll'S
PORT GRAPE
E
Used In the pilnclpal churches for Communion
mirposes.
EXCELLENT FOR LADIES AND WEAKLY
PERSONS AND THE AGED.
Speer'n Fort Grape Wine
FOUR YEARS OLD.
a Hits Celebrated Native Wine Is made from the
. Julco of tho Oporto drape raised In this Uouuti )
Its Invaluable
Tonio and Strengthening Properties
aro unsurpassed by any other NatHo Wine. Ilelng
tno pure Julcoof tho drape, produced under Jlr.
Hpeer"s own personal supmislon, Its purity and
genulnenesi uro gurauteed. Tho youngest child
may partake of Its generous qualltles.and the weak
est Invalid Uau tt to advantngo. It U particularly
bcninclal to tho aged and debilitated, and suited to
tho various ntlnieuis mat u fleet the weaker sex. It is
in every respect WINi: to cb KKLlKI) on.
PPEER'S
The P. J. snKUHV Is a Wine of Superior character
and partakes ot thu golden quullttas of the grape,
from which It Is mado. For l'urlty, Ulcunea-i, Flavor
and Medical l'ropertles, It w 111 be found unexcelled,
SPEER'S
J. J', eraaacfly.
This UK ANDY stands imrlraled In ihls Country,
being far superior for medical purposes.
IT IS A I'UHE distillation f.om tho grapo and con.
tains valuable medical properties
It has u delicate tl ivor, similar to that of tho
grapes from which It is dlstlllcd.and Is In great favor
among first class families.
Keo that the slgnaturo of ALKItr.t) SPEEIt.Pnssalo
N J., Is over thu 001 r. of each Louie.
SOLD BYO.A.KLEIM.
dec !M 'so t-
To Nervsas Safferors Tho Grfat Earopsan
mi. j. b, BiursoN's erEcint' siKnicmr.
Dr. .1. II. Simpson's Speclilo Medicine Is a posltlvo
euro for overwoikof body or br.ln ori'xccss of any
kind, such as weakness and all disease rasulllng
from Nervous Debility, lirltabllUy.Mi'nial Anxiety,
Languor, Lassitude, Depression 01 Spirits nnd func
tional dji augments vt the iieivous si stein gen
crully, fal'is in the
01 jiemory, rreni.i
turuoldage timl dis
eases luiii lean i(
cousmpllon.lnsaiil
ty & an early gravi
or both. Nomittei
how shattered tla
system luaj b lion
excesses of an)
uu. u oitui . vuuiMj ui mui lut'Uiuiuv iii icsioru inw
lost functions and procure heulih and liapplniBS
where betoro was despondency and gloom, 'lliobpe
cltle Mealclno 19 being used with woiidi'rfiil success.
1'ttmpiiiots bo lit (rue to all. Wrtto for tnem and
get full rartrlcuiar.
1'rlce. Snecltlo n.ot'
uiuia seui, irt'Q vu uu.
nartrleuiar.
Price, fipeciflo 11.00 per package, or six packages
11
ss
for 5,iu, will bo bent by mall uu receipt of money.
Address all orders, J. II. HlMI'S'iN'sMEDll'INISCO.
Nos. loi and M Main street, lutf.xlo, N, V.
lph. 11. 'rtt-if
"Yr.U.NltKlHT & CO.,
WUQI.MA IF. GJIOCJJJIS,
PlIILADKLl'HJA,
ea'(ijn
THAU, MVItfi'J, tJOFKUB, BIKIAll, MOLVSSKd,
HU B, SI'ICKa, S1C1KU tOUl, AC,, 0.
N, v.. corucr Second ana AreU sticof,
l"0rders UII reoelYo prtmpt attention.
HERS?
anil iiirnisuoa wun a Douniuui supply oi iurr,uiii
H .... .. I.tnrl l.nlf.iM A n .1 tl.A.nlll.H
Kspenscj
tho tollowtn
certificates
furnishing tntolll
nnroro their time
purposes, thoso who deslro to Improve their
1', 1'. Ult.I.M Villi, Secretary.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
roil I1EST0RING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR.
It is .1 most .igrccablo dressing, which
Is at once harmless nml effectual, for prc
Mrlng tlio hair. It restores, with tho
gloss ami freshness of youth, faded or gray,
lljjht, and red hair, to .1 rich brown, or dcc
b!,ic!;, aa may be desired. By its use thin
hair is thickened, and baldness often
though not always cured. It checks falling
of thu hair Immediately, and causes a now
grow th In all cases wlicre the glands aro
not decayed; while to brashy, weak, or
otherwise dl.-cascd hair, It Imparts vitality
and strength, nnd renders It pliable.
Tlio Vioor. cleanses tho stalp, cures and
preeut3 the formation of djndruff; and,
by Us cooling, stimulating, and, soothing
propel lies, it heals most if not nil of tho
humors ami diseases peculiar to the scalp,
keeping it cool, clean, and soft, under
nhii'h conditions diseases of tho scalp and
hair mo impossible.
As a Dressing for Ladies' Hair
Tlio A'kioii is incomparable. It is color
lew, contains neither oil nor dye, and will
not s)ll wlille cambric. It imparts an
allocable and lasting perfume, and as an
article fr tho toilet it is economical ai,
unsurpassed In Its excellence.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
l'l-ti I leal anil Aunlytlcnl ClicmUtK,
Lowell, Mass.
M1LU I.V ALL DKVGUISTS tTKHl'WUI'llI.
BLOOMSBURG PLANING MILL.
The undersigned havlns put his Planing Mill on
ltallroad Mreet, In nrst-cmsi condition. Is prepared
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
I BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
j FLOORING, Etc.
1
1 f iimlsiK a at re.ibonable pi ices. All lumber used la
I well teasoned aud none but tktutd workmen aro
I I'lIipiUJUU.
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
furnl3ied on application, riau and spec meat ion
ItlooniMliiirpr.Pn.
AND
Paper Hanging.
WM, F. BODINEi
IKON .LT., I1ELOW bElOMJ, LLOOWtillUHO, l'A
is prepared to do all kinds ot
house rAiWTiwa
I'laln and Ornamental
PAPER HANGING,
UOTU DECOHATIVE AND PLAIN.
ill klixlK ol riiriilliu c lU'inilred.
nml made n ffooil n new.
NONE HUT FIltST-OLASS WOHKMEN EMPLOYED
Estimates lYTndo on all Work,
WM. F. IIOD1NF.
J. W. RaEDER,
PRACTICAL BOOK BINDER
o 1 10 vi:it .laitKin' stiu:i:t,
WILKES-BARRB, PA.
HlmlN sill I ho ctii i ont publlca
tlons In any ntjleyoii miiy tlc
Kirr. SuilfuciIon j,-iiiran-Iccd.
Correspondenco boliciteil P. 0. liox 150.
V. S. Cnrcl'iil nttcntloii kIvcii to
nil I..11V I'J'IILIC.ITIOXS.
sept?, tt
R C. SLOAN & BRO, "
liLOMSiiuna, pa.
M anufacturcis of
Carrlaje:, BuEghs.Ph'iotoas Sleighs, Platform
agoas,
First-class noik always on hand.
llM'AUUXG JMATLY DO.VJ:.
I'rlen wducvdto tuit tfit time).
piHE IN8UKAM0E
CIIHIBTIAN r. UNAl'l', ULOOMSIlUItO, VA.
llltlTiail AMEHIOA A8SUKANOE COVPANV
HEHMAN Kill BIN HUHAN11E COMPANY
NATIONAL KIKE IN8U1IANCE COMPANY.
UNION INBUltANCK COMPANY.
These old coxroRiTioKs are well seasoned bv aire
and riB txsko nnd have neicr yet had a loss set.
tied by an court of law. Tholr asstiti fan i alltnveltl
od In not in SKcrKiTlusand aru liable to the hazard
of niiKonly.
Losses i-KOKiTtv ami iionisti.t adjusted andl paid
ai soon ns detounlned by CukisiunV. KNiri. BFie-
UL AOINTaKIl APJl'BIKIllLOOBSSfBO, 1
The peoplo of Columbia county should eatronlio
tho ageucy where losses It any are settled and paid
by one of their owncllliens, v u
3mm
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
nr
in
aREiil3Elkk1
FINNSYFA'ANIA KAU.UOAt). l'HIU.
DKLI'IIH K mill It. II. DIVISION.
WIN ri-JIt TIME fAllLE.
On nml after Monday, Oct. M, WU llm train.
ontliurnlindeiphlaf Krln tin Iroad Division w Hi run
as follows 1 ...
WKMT.VAIU),
Erie Mall leaus l'lillndclplila
Il r.fipm
ss a tu
11 811 n i
8 4n n in
0 40nm
It ns 11 m
8 60 p m
7 49 p m
8 00 n m
mis pin
1 M p in
n S3 p in
4 so p m
B 45 p m
lo (8 pin
1 to p m
4 ou p m
10 i m
us p m
to p m
Ilnrrlsburc
Huhtiury
" William' port
" lock Haven
" licnovo
" Katie
arrive at Erin
Niagara Express leaves I'lillndolphla
iinmsuurg
" " hunoury
" " Wllilamsport
' " Lock llnvcn
" " licnovo
" " Kano
fast Lino leaves I'hllndcliilila
" llnrrlsburg
' nunbury
" " Wllllamspott
" arrlvo at Lock Haven
EASTWARD.
Lock llacn Express leaves Lock Haven 7 co n m
unamsjiori v in 11 m
nunutiry nitunin
" nrrlvo at Harrlsburg
" " 1'hlladelphla
Fast Lino leavos Uauniiilnljua
" " Wat kins
" " Elmlrn
" " Wllilamsport
' " Hunbury
" arrives at Harrlsbtirg
" " l'lilladclpnla
Day Express leaves Kino
" " licnovo
" " Lock Haven
11 " Wllilamsport
tmpm
n lop 111
7o pm
8 40 p m
p m
11 is a in
1 82 n in
3 in n m
7uotim
00 am
10 05 11 m
it l5nm
nispm
a no p in
7 0.1 p m
11 33 a m
4 in p in
ooopm
10 10 p m
113(1 pm
1 05 a m
soon in
7 ou a in
turnout iinmsuurg
l'hlladclphln
Krlo
Knno
Erie Mall leaves
" " lienovo
' " iMk Iliuen
" " Wllilamsport
11 " nuntmry
" arrives nt Harrlsburg
" " Philadelphia
Erie Mall west nnd Lock Haven Express EnM
mako close connections nt Northumberland
with L. & u. it. it. trams fur wiikeabarro and
Scran ton,
Erie Mall West. Niagara Express West nnd I'ast
Lino West mako closo connection nt Wllllnmsputt
with N. 0. It. W. trains north.
NlncrnrA Kxnress West nnd llav
Express East
make closo connection nt Loci: llnen
wun P. E, v
It. It. trains.
Erlo Malt East and West connect nt Erlo with
trains on L. H. (c M. S. H. It. ; nt Corry with 11.
v.n v. it. it! at i;mnonum w in u. w. v.i '. it. it.
and at Driftwood with A. v. 11. k.
Parlor ears will run between I'litlnletiilila nmi
Wlllnmsport on Niagara Express west, nnd Day Ex
press East, bleeping curs on nil night I mini.
iiuii&ui .i.ii.niir,
Heneral Hupt,
OHTIIKHN CUNTUAL KAIIAVAV
COMPANY.
On and after .lonunrv 17th. if 81. trains will inn
Sunbury as follows :
HUKTJIWAKU.
Northern Express 0.3n a. m arrive Elmlrn u.so pm
" ltochester 4.40
" Nlncarn. s 4.1
Niagara Express l.ns p. m. arrlvo EUnlm . 03 p m
m nu iiiiiiuuaigiia s.il , "
" ltochester a 4., "
" Niagara l'.r.i)nin
Fastllnuc.'u p m artlvo Elmlrn n.m p m
nuikius 11.55 pm
BOUTIIWAHD.
scutl.crn Exprrus 1.32 a. m. nrrlvo Ilnnlsb'gS.ls a m
urnvu t'liiiaiieipiiia t,;ij
" Now Y'ort lii.es "
" llaltlmoru 7.111
" Wa&htni?ton o.n5 11 tn
Pac'llc Express lO.mi a in arrive, Ilarrlsb'g Hr.if, p m
nrrivo I'uuaaeinaia 3.1.1 p m
" New Yoik o.3
" Ualtlmoro ii.so
" WashlliL'ton T.ci
Day Expregil.50 p tn arrive Harrlsbitrg 3.U p m
rillliiueipuia li.lft "
" New Y'ork .ao "
" Ualtlmoro c.35
" Washington 7.5i
Brie llall l.ui a. m. arrive llarrlilurg 8 n 0. rn
' I'lilladclphlft 7.33 "
" ewYoll twi "
" llaltlmore 7.40
" Washington 9.1,2
L. V. FAHMEII, (leneiiu I'msunirer Aga, t.
FItANK THOMSON, Ouncral Managtr.
pHILADELPIIA AND KKAUI.NU KUA1
ABKANGEMKNT OF PABr F.NU ! )
TRAINS.
November 7tli, 1S81.
TRAINS LUVI BUPSKT AS K0U.0WB(SDN6A Y KXCKM ell
For New York, 1'hlladdrhla, Heading, PottsllIi
Taman.ua, &c, 11,43 n. m
For Catawlssa, 11,43 a. in. c,43 and 7,io p. m.
For Wllilamsport, c,ls ,M a. m. and 4,1m p. m.
TRAINS FOtl KUPKUT LKAYB A3 FOLLOWS, (0NOAT -X-CKPTKD.)
Leave Now York, via. Tamanend S.41 a. m. and
via. Hound Brook Itouto 7,45 n. in.
Leave Philadelphia, 9,45 a. m.
Leave Heading, 11, ks n. m., rotuvllli , p. a
andTamaqua, 1,35 p. m.
Leave Catawlssa, C,10 8,40 a. m. and 4,uu p, m.
Leave Wllllamsport,9,45a.m,2,oop. m. nnd 4,30 p. n.
Passengers to nnd from Now York, via. Turn a
nend and to and from Philadelphia go througu
without chango of cars.
J. E. Wt'OTTEN,
Oentral .Vuunger
C. 0. HANCOCK,
central Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Jan.iu.issl-tf.
"DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA
AN I
1 WJtSTEKN JtAlLKOAI).
BLOOMSBURQ DIVISION.
Tlmo-Tablo No. , Takes efleet nl 4:30 A
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1378,
NOHTIL
Sl'ATlO.'iM.
tOl'TIl.
p.m. p.m. a.m.
a.m. p.m. ivn
8 50 3 u 9 3.5
scranton
Hcllcvue
Taylorvllle.. .
..Ijickawanna...
PlttBlon....
. West l'lttslcn...
Wyoming
Maltby
Bennett.
... .Kingston
Kingston
.Plymouth Juno.
...Plymouth., .
Avondalo ...
9 tu
2 15 0 13
2 21 C 19
2 23 (J 24
34 IS 32
I 42 Ii 40
9 44
t9 88 3 32 9 i"
9 42
9 to
9 67
'.9 31 3 21 9 20
:a 2:1 3 15 9 14
9 17 3 00 9 U3
9 12 3 04 9 01
10 07
111 l'2
2 47 I! 45
2 52 I! 3
2.C4 0 51
2 W 0 51
3 lU 7 112
3 I'J 7 II)
OS 7 17
3 13 7 22
3 18 7 10
3 21 7 .17
9 10
9 00
8 51
8 42
8 85
8 21
8 03
8 01
7 55
2 31
2 45
2 87
2 30
2 23
2 1(1
2 03
1 41
118
1 18
a 51
8 34
1U Jo
10 Ih
8 4f
10 .
8
...Nantlcoke
1(1 34
S 31
.llunlock's creek. 10 42 333 7 10
3 20
...Bhickshlnny. 10 3 no 8 21
,.. Hick's Fcny... 11 07 4 03 8 41
S 11
8 04
7 ti
7 BO
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11 IS 4 10 0 00
11 2- 4 18 tl 10
4 25 S 31
I 22 8 41
4 33 f 43
U SO 4 42 S 51
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11 5 I 43 0 00
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7 3
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Hunort
Catawlssa Bridge. I
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Chulasky
Cameron
9 41
6 It
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12 45 B 45 0 55
a.m.
p.m. p.m. .n
... W. 1'. JIALSTKAu, MUpt
Superintendent's oaioe. Bermtoa, Juno 'is
niCi u'as iJbaa !mi3
THE GREAT
JiVItLmGTOX JIOVTE.
. P""Noothor iino run Throo TurougU Pav
jengcr Trains Dally butwoeti Chlcngo, Jlo,
Moines, Council Illuffj, Oraaho, Lincoln, Bt,
Joieph, AtcbUon, Topckn nml Kansas City,
Direct connections for all points In Kanas,
Nehraika, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Ne
vada. Now Mexico, Arlzouu, Idaho, Orcgou and
California.
Tho Shortest, 3pcedlest and Most Comforts
Ida Itouto via Hannibal to Fort Ecott, Dcnlson,
J'allas, Uoubton, Austin. 6an Antonio, aulvts
ton and nil points in Texas.
-Tno unequaled Indueements otTered by this
wno to 1 ravclers nml Tourlits, nro ns follow at
Tho colcbrated Pullman (16-whcci) ruliico
Dicciiin oars, run only on this i.inc.i.;., 11.
U.J'alaco Drawlng-tloom Cars. Willi tlorton 1
lice Inlng Chairs. No oxtrn chargo for f rati
in iiecuning
J'alaco Illnini
cnairs.
Tho famous C
II. k O.
gCars. floroeous BmnWIng Car
liecnnt lllt.l,.llartn.l Itnttnn ItO
fitted with El
class pasicngort.
juiiiiik BRirsior Ipo exciuiiye uso ni ur.if
Ctoel Trocli; and Superior Eoulpment, ton
tllnOd With tholr nrniitn'hrniii.1, r-ar ArrimL'l).
Btoel Trac
fnent, makes thli, nhnve all nthcra.t he favorite
West? ' 1110 Bol4"), Boua'Wost, and th I'ar
i-T.r' it'5n(J,r'0U wl" "'"I traveJlnif a luxury
Instead of a discomfort,
Through Tickets via this Colobrotod Mno
for sale ut nil offices In tlio United Btatos and
Canada.
All Information nbout Itntes of Fare, Bleep
Intr Car Acoomniodatliuis, Tlmo Tables, Ao.,
win uueueeriuiiy given ny appi)ing lo
J. Q. A. 111SAN, (len'l Usstcru Ag"tit,
300 Washington HI.. II nt' u. M
,, nndUI7 Broadway, Now Vink.
JAMES It. WOOD, (leu. Pass. Aitt.. t'bleoifo.
T. J. 1'0'lTEll, Ucu. Manager, Chicago
March 19, 0,m
L.. J.