Italky Honrs.
M l1l 111,1 ,ln,.t.,,1 1...... I .1 .1
I .1 if I IKItO IIU'I'II IIIU M!ll!,
Iiolli kiii.l mid Imrnli, lii.-.l fop tlm cim
iif lisilkltirsi In ImciH, I iy imitics
troubled, iMnyorf nml '(invoked in tliU
. "living iiivi POMSKiciniiiu oxpeii
oiluc In tliu linmllinjf of such liornos, I
liavo found the following a good romo
ily. It U uasily and quickly pm-fortned
nuvuruo inrm inm awaro tailud
to cure:
"Two persons nro leqiiiioil for tlio
mm. uno siioiiiu HOltl llio rein wliilo
tlio other fusions a short strap or rope
a halter strap, always at hand, answers
uio lurpoMO wen just neiow tlio lutlock
of a foro leg, then going forward he
should Dllll on tho s! run unlit itn l,o,0
lifts his feet; continitiiig to pull, tho foot
nui uu uiiHigiu iorwani and set down a
liltlo in advance of tho other. Tlio horso
thus thrown out of a natural position,
will movo forward to gain his eipiilibri
urn. Another pull will causo another
movo forward. This may bo repeated
several limes, or until tho horso moves
wtinout Having tlio loot pulled forward.
I siially, tho first or second pull will start
mm. 1 iirco or four such reminders at
moat will do tho work. When tho start
is maUo it is generally an easy one,
Sometimes, however, it Im tlm nmi,.,-.
anco of tho horso being in a hurry to
tf;i, i.n.i)- Hum me provoKinc man with
the strap; therefore a steady hnnd should
lnatl.lL'O tho reins. 1 Vmvn nr t-nn,,.,.
a horse Juicier this treatment to kick or
uct mean in any otlicr way than to try
to run. When hll l1nw alnrr nlT ttw. l.nt.1
on the strap should bo given up. After
1initllr rn.n ti . .
...... ,,s guuu votii-.iivu or moro yarus
tho horso should gently bo brought to a
stand and the strap removed. Then try
to start him without the strap. If ho
..... -rr . . 1 .
nuwi uui, iiiuvu on at onco apniyitairaiii.
irn .,.;n ,... .: r i. 4 .
mil emu iiiu ui ueiiig inus annoyed,
and will give you no further trouble in
tins WflV.
J
How to Futtcn Turkeys.
Thereisa fmnh l!ffni
- O "..iviviivu vi, VUUUUII
regarding tlio best way to fatten turkeys.
Ono who had failed to fatten his to his
sniisiacuon, at last loiind tho right way;
which was as follows ho says: "Wo
confined ours in a box stall, and gavo
them a fresh supply of wetted corinneal
daily, witli'clean water .for drink. At
uio enu oi two weeks they were plump
and fat, but not being ready to dispose
Of them tllOV worn trnnt n u.nnL. I
when ono of them was found dead. We
were sausueu that there was no disease
iimoiicr thera. and th.it. thU ntm Vioil AtnJt
from excessive fatness, or paralysis which
llOil hnnn .......1 I... .,
....v. utv; i,ausuu uy lis piClllOllO COlltll-
Kn", Vc UflJ t'ie turkeys immediately
killed, and found that they were, if anv-
tliiiw trtAl.i TT e. 7 . J
iUU ui. iiereauer we exiiect to
tit our turkeys for killing without fail
ure, but we nrn nntiofin,! !. .1
should not be confined longer than two
weeks." If there is sufliciont room for
tho birds to apt rmnnrrli nvnivtion nil ...111
. 1, i , -'-V'au .111
bo well, but we have known the plan of
uu spring cnicKens in a coop to
fatten to signally fail. Tlicro must bo a
certain amount of excrciso to civo appe
tite. Withnilf u-liinli (V.r.,1 : ' t
... ,, .,,w o wi iiijiirv.
The following method of main nrr Uui.
tor was pursued by tho Farraingtou
Creamery Company, -FarminL'ton.Conn..
in the i production of a prominent lot:
uio imiK was cooled and iurated before
it came to tho creamery, was received
onco a day, was mixed at once in a re-
i ineiicc drawn into decp.oiicn
coolers 8 by 20 inches, and set floating
in a pool of cold spring , water. It was
skimmed in twentv-fnurli
again mixed in a vat and allowed to
maim twcnty-lour hours and become
slightly acid. It was then churned in a
barrel-dash churn, tho dashers running
..uuul luiy-cigm, siroKes to the minute,
and the butter comincr in about
minutes. Tho butter was worked by a
lntrm ...1.-.. 1.1.1 J-
uikui- ami saued ono ounce to tho
pound. After standi
it was again worked over and packed in
tubs. If our butter lias any particular
merit wo ascribo it largely to tho cows,
-Which arOIllOSllv f4novne.,.u or.,1 T
and their grades; the Guurnseys'giving
the color, the Jerseys the dryness, and
Oood Slieeji on the Farm.
A correnondent. nf llu n7!,..,., tp.
( . .,,,1,14,(1, J'tlftil,
cr makes the following sensible remarks
about sheep: All weakly, scrawny lambs
or sheep should be separated from those
in good condition and allowed extra ra
tions to catch ii). Poor, scrawny sheet)
never stand inuoh chance in a flock of
xai, inniiy ones, as they are apt to bo
knocked around and seldom get their
sharo of food. I am glad to see that
mi mure art waiting iiHo their interests
im gnuiug Biieep or unproved breeds,
lhe old-fashioned, lnni-r I
wooled and partially wooled kinds ought
i jiiacu io sucn as mo Uotswolds,
JJowns and Jlerinos. Not only is the
yield of wool greater, but it is of superi-
or quality, and brings a much higher
price. As mutton, thev are also superior.
Iintli in ,,,,i:,.. ... ',, '
llidiciouslv managed. i,iv liot,. n
things considered, than anv other class
nf fnt- 1.:i . .,
nuiiu as ,i guuurai inmg tney
iujjo iiuiiuiu wiau most oilier stock.
I'ho price of wool is rather low at nres-
cut, but like other thing, the business
Hiii imvo us ups and downs.
1 ho Jananc6 Nest Kr,r finm- ,1 Id M
novelty which is likely to become very
popular. The vino is a pretty anil rapid
viiiuuvr, wiiiiu me gounn so closely ro
semble tho genuine articles in size, form
Illld color that thev nil nnauvr llm inif-
pose of nest eygn in the best possible
iiiiiinei.
Tho trraue cron alom the T rmlnn i-
cr tho past season, was ono of tho largest
over secured, juitiviuiiai growers fehiiiiied
C'rvn. Ilfl.. ot.,.. ....... 1. 1 .1 l.
uui uivj wmhji mil uiiuu aim ino to
tal sales amounted to soveral thousand
tons.
Warm Stulilrs.
AVre cull attention to this Bubject once
more, ueeause, to tno great mass ot our
readers in tho North and West it is of
special interest at the present time.
Heading and thinking farmers admit
that it pays to furnish warm stables for
their live stock. Unfortunately they do
not an puitneir ineoiy into practice.
-I Ins class ot tanners will bo interest
ed m, and, we hope, benefited bv tho ex
nerionce of a correspondent of the Jour
nalof Ayriculture. Ho says that on tho
larui where ho was raised, six cows were
kept; thoy wcro well fed but poorly shel
tered the family had to buy butter in
winter. In time a now barn with warm
stables was built; tho samo number of
persons remained in tlio family: only
three cows wero kept, and butter was
sold during tho summer nud winter. Af
ter stating these laots the writer adds:
' it was tho warm stabling, nud that
alone that wrought tho change."
Wo ipioto this as a practical illustra
tion of tho truth of tho proposition that
warm stables not only promote tho com
fevt of tho animals kept therein but also
lately Increase tlio proms ot tlieir own
CTe.Murm and Garden.
THE
.Indue I.-iiiulilin of the ht. Lniiis
Criminal Coin I lias astonished the bar
and newspapers of that city by ruling as
follows in a murder trial: "If Hatch
gave Iti'illy leasoiiable canon lo br-licvc
that ho was going to kill him, lieilly, in
law, was justified in hunting him up nnd
killing him, beoauso tho law doo-i not re
quire that a man shall wail, for his op
ponent might meet him on the street
with n double barrelled shotgun." It
was at first thoucht the JikIl'o had not
said exactly what ho intended to, or thnt
he had been iucorrcctly reported ; but in
an interview be repeated the language.
"This doclrino is simply unassailable," In
ho said; "tho opposite would subject an v
man to constant dancer of the assassin's
deadly bullet or dagger, and in ivery
case gives to tho latter tho commanding
advantage." The Globe Democrat gives
the contrary views of a number of
Judges and lawyers i but in the mean
time, tho prisoner in tho case has prof
ted by uaininc an acquittal.
SIXKF.IIS AlTllll III..M.TII.
Unfortunates who aio seokintt to ro-
new their health, art1 many. So often
have thoy been deceived by ndvertiso
ments of worthless compounds that
many are discouraged, and refuse to be
lieve anything they read in tho papers.
ihcrctore, tho best advertisement of u
really good medicine is tho reputation it
has gained in places where it is being
sold. No other remedy ever discovered
hns grown so rapidly in public favor as
that true medicinal tonic called Brown's
Iron Hitters. In localities where its ex
traordinary merits havo become fully
known anil realized by thoso who have
been in ill-health, the sale is unprece
dented. Ouo druggist in our city lepoi ts
tho salo of 2.18 hollies in one week. It
is, indeed, a wonderful, health-giving,
life-saving preparation. It is soothing
and refreshing in its eH'ect,and strength
ens every part of tho body, and creates
healthy appetite and digostion, even
when the system is almost destroyed by
tho many hurtful cathartics so common
ly used Header, beware! duty demands
that you try Itrown's Iron Hitters if
your healthls poor from any eaii3e J'Jn
qttirer. Names seem to have lost their signifi
cance. Christian Johnson is under ar
rest in Detroit, Michigan., on tho charge
of burglary, and Christian Angel for re
fusing to support his family.
Women haven't manv rights;
but
they'vo no end of privileges.
Men are netting so scarce in Kngland
that even scarecrows receivo some at
tention from the villago maidens.
What State is round on both sides and
high in the middle? Ohio.
LATEST STYLES OP
ttho 'COLUMBIAN omOE.
Kiiwiwnw winowi, laiiitri, ni inner c
ehlldren. Thoniandi-fetentltleJ. lVtnionifIrn
u liimrr.tur.rr i r ruinnrci Clonic ttiii If ,
Or AiijDUrnar. Ttn'iiiu.l of t iiuiirri u
S?Mi?rv,,l,leJ u winAhiiuuaiior-NTV. t'tT
IMTKNTH prucureJ ftr 1-iienh.ti. ,.inf tfy,
Isnaitirrnntl ;'rr.ri-f.,Ur!.lftn4'f. 1J. t..ldlrrp H' '
n. htiriinrfr Ttt rrr-t'itmt nto. .Sf tl 2 '
tamri forlfi ritir-ti..s.. idler .' I' im i, t
e!irfftri' I
ri
' .r-
Nov l$-10w
0ST THE
ESTET ORQATTS
STRONG- COMPETITION
In the manufacture of Organs is resulting in the production and Bale
of cheap goods, made from inferior materials. I refer particularly to
bogus Organs that are continually springing into existence without
anv merit whatever, excent to he offered nlinmv nnrl tl
ed found to be dear at any price.
If you Contemplate
consider it your only safeguard to select an instrument hearing the
names of first class, wholly responsible makers. A good assortment ot
styles of the celebrated Estey Organs can now be seen at the new rooms
ot tho Onlv Authorized Airont fen fTin "Rni-nTr n.-.
Columbia County. A guarantee
facturers accompanies every Estey
P A TRUE TONIC
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ITtOi IJTTTKItS nro lilnhly recommended for nil illscases re
quiring n certain ami eOicIent toillo ; especially Indiycttiun, Jhtprpsia, InUr
mitof fevers, Want of Appetite. J Ais of Strennth. Iuk if AW tie. Knrlrlic,
tlio Mood, etrcngthens tlio mnsr1", nnd gives new llfo to the nerves. They uit
like, a charm on tho Mk?J?. organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, suc h
ns Uhsttng t!.e lootl, JleHing, Jfiat in theSlomach, JItartlurn, etc. Tin) only
Iron Preparation that will not hlnckcn tho teeth or ulvn
Jicadaolnw Bold by all druggists. Write for tho A 11 O Hook, 32 pp. of
useful and amusing reading unit fnc,
HHCNVN 'CUimiQAU CO., llaltlmorc, Mil.
I'oraalo hy.llojcr llrotlicr
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Plain nnd Ornamental
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J. II. liuBtcd,
Nassau, N. V.
u
dec. !Mr
BEST,
Will yuu not then, reader
Buying an Organ
for five years from the manu
Organ,
J. 8ZM FZSSR, Agent,
Bloomsburg, P a
-ran.r. .IfMUl mtm . . . . -
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUA1ILE
Ily Tlrtuo otan order ot tlio Orphans' Court of Co
lumbia county, tho undersigned executor of Philip
Unangst, lato of Flshliifcreek township, Columbia
county, deceased, will c.xposs to public slo on tho
premises on
Friday, Eec3mber 23rd. 1881,
I at ten o'clock In tho forenoon, the following de
scribed real estate, to-wlt; All that certain piece
or parcel of land, bltuato In said township ot Fish-
ilencc,,, uuucuuu uy i iuiupcrceK ana innas or
John Neyhard, John ".Creasy and A. Iluntslngor,
contalnlDir
18 ACHKS AND -1 1'KHCIIKH.
Also, a certn'npleco or parcel of land sltuatoln
said township, bounded by lands of Edward
Unangst. William Unangst, A. Lewis nnd William
W.MIl'cr, containing nvu ACRES and llvo perch
es on which li a good
FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
framo stable and out-bulldlngs. TUero Is nlsoaa
excellent lot of FHU1T 'I'ltEES on t Us lot.
TEItMS OF SALE. Ten per cent, of one fouith
ot tho purchaso money to bo paid at tho Btniclng,
down of iho property; tho onofjurth less tho
ten per cent, at tho conllrmitton of salo, and the
remaining threo-fourths In one year thereafter with
interest from conhrmatlon nisi.
SAMUEL sniVE,
Dec. 2. IMl-iw Executor.
Valuable Heal Estate
AT
PRIVATE SALE 1
TIIE L.VKGE t'LOUKIXG MILL
In Hemlock township known i s tlio
RED' mill
Is otleiedat PItl ATK HALU. 'Ills mill Is J7 feet
by t-o fect and contalLs
rOUH PAIRS OF liUMlS.
U buallj lunly wattr rower, but lias a steam en-
Blno to run It In time ot unusually low water. It hat
A Largs Custom Trade
anlt'icre Isa bargain In It. l'or turthcr particulars
Inquire of
SI. f. APPI.KMAN,
Oct. 7-sm Illoomsbur, Pa,
Dauchy & Co'q. Advt's.
Don't looato beforo seeing our
juuicn jivcr atuuuijicut. IlltIS
trateil o itulavuo free. J. Jt. iUn
cha, c'luumont, aurry co. Va. d UeU, 2 4iv
IMMENSE . ALES I EOYS WANTSD !
Van alive! (lood t'ommUslonl us "LATllST"' Cbro.
mu i-iirus. a f liriaunns. 5 IJflv nr-llpnt rnrrpnnnrt.
ontsioc. sliver. It. V.,loaes, JoHerson N. V. Talco
iiBcui-. u uec. s-iw
FLQKIBA !
Atlantic- and Gulf Coast Canal nml Okccclio.
lice Lund Co,
50,000 SHARES $10 EACH
A t tU with a HON VA tt 4fl Acres for each 10 shares
Ol'FICKS : iTIllrJ and CUtbtnut hta., l'Utladelphla.
. n Hiutwiiaf.fl, i ,,iijuma in uuuiu,
Derailed rro3pectui with dsacrlptlvo Mans milled
0OT.5OOO
Druggists
AND
mcians
Havo Signed or Endorsed tho
Following Romarkablo
Document:
3HeBsrs.3calJury & Johnson, Manufactur
1:3 Chomlcta, 21 Tlatt Gt., Now York :
Centlcrncn :-For tho past fow years wo
havo Bold various brands of Porous Floa
ters. riiy3lciana nnd. tho Tubllo prefer
Bniisqn'a CaprlriB rnroim Plastur to nil
others. Vfa consider them ono of tho very
fow roUablo UousohoUl remedies worthy
of confidence They nro superior to all
other rorous Tlasters or Liniments for
external uso,
ncnspji'n Caricliio Plaster Is a genuine
Pannacoutlcal product, of tho highest
order of merit, nnd so rocoimUod, by
physicians ami druggists.
When othor remedies fall get a Hen
son's Capeino Plaster,
Von will bo disappointed If you uso
clieup Plastera, Llnlmonts, Pads or Elec
trical Magnotlo toys.
A" "HTlHUTnnTlil'V AT LAST.' 1'rlc'dWiu:
MEAD'S Medicated CORN and BUNION PLASTER,
pio V!- a
Ph
BLOOMfOTOM,
BL00MSB0RG
SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rov. D. J. WALLER, Jr., Ph. D., Principal.
TlIlSfiCIIDOI,, as at present constituted, orfers the Tory best facilities for Professional and Classical learning. , ,
Ilulldlngsspaclous, Inviting nnd commodious i completely tieatud by Btoam, well ventilated, lljlitcd by fas, and furnlslied with n tDuntlf ul supply of pure.sort
sprlntf watc,
Location beattlifnl, ana easy of ncccn. Toacliei HCxpcrlcnccd.cniclont, and altvo to their work. Dlsclpllno, firm but kind, uniform and lliorouun. s.xpensof
moderate. Kitty cents a week deduction to nil oxpectfnj to teach. Students admitted at any time. Itootns reserved when desired.
Course of study prescribed by tlio Stnto !
I, Model School. It. Preparatory. Ill, Elementary. IV, Clascal.
Adjunct Courses i I. Academic, II, Commercial. III. Course in Music. IV, Course In Art. V. Course In l'liydcal Culture.
Thn Itlomontarv. Hclnntlflo and Claaile.il Courses nro I'llOt'liSHIDVAt.. anil Ht.in1rnta crrnrlnitncftiorpln. rnrailvn Htaln lllnlnmas. eonfcrrltur thofollowln
corrcspondlnK Degrees ; Master of tlio Ulements;
ineiraiiainmeais,, sikucu uy iiiu uiut'tTH ui inn iioaru oi i usicc.
The courso ot stud y prescribed by tho state Is liberal, and tbo 6 tlentlflC and Classtcal courses arc not Interior to llioio of our best Colleges. ,
Tlio State iciiulresa higher order ot citizenship. Thotlmes denandlt. It H one of tlio prime object? of this School to help to secure It, by furnishing Intelli
gent and emcleutTenchcrs for her Schools. Tothlscndlt solicits young persons ot good ubllltles and good purposes, -those who deslro to lmproto their time
and their talents, as students. To all such It promises aldln developing iliclr powers, and abundant opportunities tor well paid labor alter leaving school. For
Catalogue, address tho Principal.
Hoy. H'IM.IA.II j:i,Vl:l,l Prralilriit Hour.! of Tnnlrc. V. P. IIIUMVKIt, Secretary.
Sept. 8. 'IB.- .
HOW? WM !
One of the problems of QooJ and Comfortable Living
IS THE
MATTER OF CLOTHING.
STYK
i EXAMINE
WELLMADE
YOUTHS I SOYS
ami OHILDKKNS
GLOTHIWGr
CLOTH INO
AT THE
VERY LOWEST
l'UIOHS.
ilXl'SFon""
MEN,
HOYS,
YOUTHS,
AND CHILU11E.V.
SHIRTS,
I'KAUL WHITli,
1JIOYCLH SHIRTS,
LATEST OUT.
WEBCHftNT TAILORING DEPflRTffflSWT.
Perfect Fits, Latest Styles, Fall Satisfaction.
CALL AND EXAMINE THE LARGEST STOCK OF
CLOTHING and OASSIMBRESIN THE COUNTY
A Full Line of Furbishing Soods.
Headquarters for TRUNKS, SATCHELS, VALISES
WIevelisiiit Tailor & Gents9 OiitifiiiU'-K'
THE DAVIS.
$1,000 REWARD.
UNE THOUSAND (l.OOO) DOLLARS
J'REMIUM oirred lo ANY PERSON
thai will do as GREAT A RANGE
OF WORK on ANY OTHER
MACHINE.
WHAT THE
NEW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED
Will do without basting.
It will make wldo hem ou sheets, tc, licm all
manner of bias woolen booiIb, as soft merino, crape,
or goods dimcult to hem on other machines. It
makes a moro elastic stitch than any other machine.
It will turn a hem and put In piping at same time,
It will turn a hem. sew braid on the right side
and stitch on trimming at one operation.
It will do felllnir bias or straight, either on cotton
or woolen goods.
It will tell acioss beams on any goods.
I will bind a Dress or Skirt and sew on facing,
either with or without showing stitches: bind Ureas
(looJs with the same material, either scallops, points,
squares or straight. 1 he only machlno that will bind
Hats, Cloaks, or other articles with bias, satin or
silk, from X to s lnchos in width, without basting.
It wilt gather with or without Bewlng on.
It will gather between two pieces and sew on at
the same time.
A It will make amnio and stitch n 'jlllow slip on to
the facing at the same time.
It will shirr any kind of goods.
It will make plaited trimming either with or with
out sowing It on.
It will make plaltod trimming either scallaped or
straight, and sow a piping on at the samo tluio. It
will make knife plaiting.
J. SALTZER. Gcn'l Agent,
Uloomsburg, Pa.
oct. 1, '80-tf.
HIDES.
Tho Highest Market Prico in Cash
moron am. kinds of hides at
A. SOLLEDE I'S
Leather mul Shoo Finding Sloro
Main Street, Oitosite Stonc Chukcii,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
April 8, S0.1y
Variant' Vuruuliru Villi make New lllcli
I.I'KKl. and will GuiiipleU'ly eliango tlio bloc! In
(iHientlresvBUim lu threo irontln, Anvpersou
v o lt take 1 pill e.iih nlKht from 1 In lJwerki
iimriorctorcilto.)iihil liiallli. If tui'ha thine
I ii jjohIIjIi). Rfnl li- in. ill f ir b letter Hoinin.
A N.JOUNHO.V .t CO., MottL, Milt...
urmerly lUxnyur, Mr.
iMnlnutra. It will Uj kult irttt vuuii 'ot fmcv. I
f w clnulw and tcnui U the 'I'womlily IlullllnB
llaclilue Co., 4S9 W'Mliliuioo tit., Ikilii. Tjilllr
nay,'Sl.ly aid
BOr- ,M DIU IK .
ALWAYS ON HANI)
AT TIII8 OFFIOB".
COLUM BI A COUNTY, PA.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Master of tho Sciences! Master ot tliu Cla?lcs. Uraduales in llio other Courses rccelvo Normal certificates
IM! WHY
our STOCK or
HUSINESS AND
DitE-ss smitrs
HANDSOME
PATTERNS
DE3IUA13EE STYLES
IS OUR MOTTO
rKULLiiINE
OK I'ALIj
STYLES
JUST REC'KI VED.
S PEEK'S
PORT GRAPE WINE
Used In the principal Churches for Communion
ourposcj.
EXCELLENT FOB LADI2S AND WSASLY
PERSONS AND THE A3E3.
Spaer'a Port Grape Wine
FOUR YEARS OLD.
rnbls Celebrated Natlvo Wine Is made from tho
X Julie of tho oporto Orapo raised In thl3 Country
Its Invaluable
Tonio and Strengthening Properties
are unsurpassed b any other Natlvo Wine. Ueiiig
bpeer's own personal supervision, Its purity and
eenuln'uesi are euran'eed. The vountresi rimn
muy nartake of Its L'enprousnuamtfm.nmi tlm wpnt.
est Invalid um It to advonlago It Is particularly
benlllcUl to tho aged and debilitated, and suited to
the various ailments that arfect tho weaker sex, It Is
iu uvery ruapctl h i.tib iu UK ltl,LIi;il ON.
SPEEIl'S
P. J". Slncft'i'y,
The I J. SHKIIKV is a Wlno nf Snnnrlnrrlinr.inrnr
uuu paruthus vi iuu trumeu iiuHiiLica oi llio grape,
from wblcli It la made. Tor Purl t v. lMrhnpj.piivnp
and Medical Properties, it will lo found unuxcellcd.
SPEER'S
I. J . 25 556 e a
This nhANOY sUndi unrivaled In this country,
being far superior for mtdlcnl purposes.
IT IS A I'UIlE distillation f om tho grjpo and con
tains valuable medical properties
T, l.na n H.1(nA.. H .. . . ..
ivufls u uc.ii.3iu lii.ui, bllliliur lO UHlt OI 1110
grapes from which It la dlstllled.and Is In gruut favor
Seo that tho signature ot AM'HED Hl'Er.It.l'asiilc
N J., is over tho corn of each bottle,
SOLD BY O. A. KLEIM.
doo SI '80 t-
To Nervous Sufferers The 0at Europo&n
Reneiy.
im. j, a. siuraoN'a BriciKio mkuicinp.
Dr. J, H. Simpson's Hpeclllo Medicine H a posltlvo
euro for overwork of body or brjln or nxccss of nny
klud.such as weakness and all diseases uisultlne
from Nervous Debility, Irrltublllty.Mtntal nxlcty.
Languor, Lassitude, Depreshlou oi Spirits and func
tional doraugements of tho uervons uttem Ken
crally, l'atnslntho '.'
oi aiemo'y, rreina
tureoldaguanddlH-
eascs tuut lead u
consmptlon.lnsanl
ty A au early gravi
or both. No mattei
bow shatterod tin
sybtem luaybefron.
excesses o t u u i
kind, a short course m this medii luoTvlirfioro" tlii
lost lunctlom and procuro hcnlih an l harpinesi
wSerSb?.ru V? ".'pondencT and gloom. 'lV Hpo
clrte Mealclnu Is belug used with woudiirful success.
Pamphlets mmt tree lo ull. Wrlto forinemaud
get full rartrlcular.
Price, bpeclrlJ ll.oo per package, or six packages
for t5,(. 'will bo sent'by mall ou receipt 0rf money!
Address all ordors, J. Ji. B1MI'N' MliDlCINEt'O
Nos. 104 and lu Main street, Dutralo, N. Y.
leb, ll, 'ol-jf
TyAINHIOllT & CO,,
wiroutsAiu mtooiiss,
J'HILADKLPIUA,
Dealers lu
TKiH, HYUUM, COyi'EE, SUUAII, M0L1HSK4,
uick, sncca, mciuu mux, Ac.
N. K. corstr Second and Arch ktrecV),
lrtirdeu w Ul rcoelro prowpt nttentljii,
UTBH. I
'Vi I , Jr .
TOE WHITE mm MACHINE
?
, .';i,,.-:'-;-.5t
i
. . A.
imam
Whoroi?, tho world renowned reputation of tho
White -Sewing Machine
Inducei many unscrupulous compf tltors to resort to
all kinds of mean tricks to injure Its reputation, we
beg to CAiitlnn all Intending purchisers not to buy a
White Machine
except from Its regular authoitzcd dealers, who will
be sustained by the following warranty,
WK WAIIUANT THE NATUItAL WEAH AND TEAK
OF TUE
White Sknttle Mw MacMne,
I'lATE Nt'MIinit I03.1n FOH FAMILY PURPO
SES, AND 1IEKBIIY AdKEETO KEEP THE SAME
IN KEI'AIK KOlt TIIE TEIIM OF I'lVK VII A US
FItOM THIS D.ATE, FKEE OP CIlAltUE.
This warrnnty excepts tho breamago of ncedloB
bobbins and Bhuttles.
This warranty will not te sustained unless the
plate number above itlen corresponds with the
uuuiuer on vu snuivie race suae, neware oi aeracea
or altered numbers
WII1TJS SK'INQ MACHINE CO.
:te "VHITE" Shuttle Sewing Machine
'U b o imTB a CiriciTT than any othtr family Sewing
J, BALTZElt, General Agent,
O'oomsburg, Pa.
Cl. i tD.lt.
BEATTY'S OHOANSs; stops, I o tots reedi only
uuni i x o f i.lanos njsup fnre Holiday
Indccements lle.idy, Wrlto or cll on 11EATTY,
Wftlhlugton, N. J. aid mays, 'SMy
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. Ui'
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out, New Building, New Appli
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New Life in Every Depart
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50 cents for six months.
A CO.MI'I.KTK
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Special Departments for every
Member of the Household,
1. All the News, fully and succinctly,
i, Tho Farmer's World A full page of Anlcultural
and Farm News.
3. The Literary World-A fall pago of Long Stoiles
nndMiort stories, Comlj llallads and Serious
Poems, Fairy Tales and Sailors' Yarns.
4. 'Iho Housekeeper's Coluinns-WhatKvery Wounn
Wants to Know.
5. Th' Vcteilnary Dapartment-Wlth presclptlons
freo tor all Subscribers, and run Instructions for
tho treatment of llvo stock,
ii. Tho best Chess Column la tho wjrld for amat ur
players.
7. Tho best Checker Department In tho world for
both amateur and professional players.
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lo, Answers to Imjulrks.
Etch department Is peifect of Its kind, and all com
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published.
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no sunorior on
World has
either sido nf
the water as a Live.Ciilliant,
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gressive Newspaper.
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dec, U-Civ
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PANY. NOW HiilJiOrltifrrt ti't fitto nnn
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1.1 -iiiun,ii,imvDuiuiuii qkuu;!)?!! logroatva
rlely. crlp. plhy u-Bays fresh vhrorous urllclos.und
really goud riweins. lis CO.S'IIUIH TOIta Leit
year will Include, among otters, 1
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I touard V. Haeou,
Itcbecoa llaidlng Davls
Geo. M.T'owle,
!4.ll!llt f 1 .llltl'l.t ,
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JumesM.wimon, '
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iii'iW? lu'iUljrer.'-lB live magazine and will liato a
grand f 1 turo." Prov denon -iki uti,-
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. v , uU,ii4 ,inii,jit u,i nit, urucies u Vein of
Irong common benso 11 rare commodity generally
w It Ii 111 riilnii u 1 iiii- 11, nt mukiu, ,i.:r ir. '.".
It refrtbhing " -liicbmnnd 1 hrUllan Advocate.
iipeemi ojer to new eubtcnlert, Sixteen
month) fur 3 00.
ujinr, new jeuny suu-'cribcrB send
ing bdtur January l get four oxira numbers, begin.
c iil the iirewsiit voliiinp. u'liimnr ,..10
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deakra receive subscilptlons uud supply ipeclmen
copies us above, or, send to ' v ' 1 v"u""i
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ill
FIA IL ROAD TIME TAULli
)HNNsYIA'ANf A HAILttOAt), milt
J. UHI.PIII K ft KIIIR It. 1. D1VIMON, ,A
WINTEIl TIME TAULli.
On nnd afler Monday, Oct.. 31, issi, ti,u iri..
ou tho Phl.adelphla ft Krlii Ha iroid Division wih J
M fOllOWS I "ul "to
WGSTtVAHD.
KrloMnll haves Philadelphia
" " llarrlsburg
' " Kiinbury
" " Wllllamport
" " Ixick Haven
' " llenovo
" " Kane
" arrive at Krlo
Niagara Kxprcss leaves Philadelphia
" " Ilarrlsburg
" " HmiDury
" " Wllilannport
' Locn llnven
" " Kcnovo
" " Kane
Fast Lino loaves 1'hllndclDhla
" " llarrlsburg
' minbury
" " Wllllnmsport
" arrive at Lockllavon
EAST VfA lit).
11 81 pin
4 as om
5 3" n,
8 " in
do a m
UlSp in
I m p
awp I,,
4 vo p in
,5 45 P m
lo is,, ,n
in lu p m
4 ai p m
nop m
os pin
9 to p m
Lock Haven Kxpresa leaves Lock llnven 7 f.n a m
' Mlllamsport 9 05
" suimih-y to f ii a m
" arrlvo at Hnrrlsburg U M n m
" Philadelphia is I6i.?
Fast Lino loaves Uanandalzuit 7o,r,tn
' Wat kins 8 40 pm
Kimira tuopm
' " wiuinmsport wisim
sunbury 184am
" arrives at llarrlsburg 3 li a m
" " Plilladelpnla lnoam
Day Kt press leaves K mo aoonin
;; ;; ionium
' " Lock Haven It ISnm
" ," .WHllamsport lilspm
" arrlvo at IlnrrlsDurg son i
,. ,,, " I'hUadclpGM ; us 'pin
Krlo Stall leaves Km ll33iim
;; ;; i'"n xn
. Iteuovo im
' Look Haven toio p m
" " vtllllamsport ll8npin
Hunbury 103ain
" arrives nt llarrlsburg 8 oo a m
i .iiiuui-iimm i iiij a m
Erlo
Mull west and Lock Haven Express Fas'
c!nft, contieellnim nr. Kni-ih,.,i,
mnko
with L. ft II. It, II.
trains for Wllkesbarre and
hcrantou,
Erie MallW est, Niagara Kxpress West and Fatt
Lino West make closu connection at WUllamsnon
with N. o. It. W trains north. 1 "
Niagara Express West nnd Day Express Fun
makocloso conncctlun nt l.ocl; llmen with p. n v
H. It. trains.
Erlo Mall East and West connect nt Krlo uiin
trains on L. S. ft M. 8. It. It. ; ut t'oiry with n
P.ft W. II. II.; nt Emporium with 11, N. Y.ftp. It h
and at Driftwood with A. V, It, It.
Parlor cars will run between Phlla iclphla ana
VYUlam'port on Niagara Express west, and ly Ei -press
East. Sleeping cars on all nlRhl trains.
UOIIKIU'NEILMON,
(cncral Supi.
NOKTHKHN OENTUAL KAILWA1)
COMPANY.
On and after January ITlli, list, trains lll uw,
Sunbury as follows:,
NOHTUWAItD.
NorUiern Express 6.30 a. lo.. arrive Elmlra lf.80 nm
Arrive at Canandalgu 3.J p
" ItochCHter 4.40
, " Niagara, s in
Niagara Express I.ts p. in. nrrlvu K'mlra C. 115 n m
urrlvo Canandalgui s.s "
' Hochester 9 4 ,
Fast lino .lo p in arrive Kimira112"1 1 i'os p !"
" Watklns lisspin
BOUTIIWAUD.
Sjuthern Express 1.3' a. m.nrrlvo HnrrlBl.v 8.15 in
arrlvu Philadelphia 7.3.1
" New York M35 '
" llaltlinoru J.m
.... " Washington 9.w a in
Puclllo Express IO.11O a m nrrlvu IlarrlsbV la i n p i
arrive Philadelphia 3.45 p m
" Now York c.vs
" llaltlmoro f..'ji
.. " Washington 7.SJ
uay nxprcssl.Ml p m airlvo llarrlsburg 3,k p m
1 uiui'iiTiimia
" New Yolk
" Ualttmore
11 WftHlitr.f'l111
c.4.1
9.S0 "
C35
7.0J
iu.u jami i.uo a, m. arrive narnsijurg
" Philadelphia
" tw York
" llaltlmoro
" Washlneton
3 1 11. r
7.33 "
0.31 '
l.it
VM
1.. P. r A KM Kit, Ueneral 1'us.iuuger a,-, t.
FItANIC THOMSON, General Mana. r.
JpiIlLADELl'HA AND KEADhNU K(A L
ARRANGEMENT OE I'AS-ENGl'
TRAINS.
November 7th, 1SSI.
TRAINS LXATR ItCPBKT AS yOLl.OWS(BONnil KXCBrl.i
For Now York, Philadelphia, Heading, PoltsviUi
Tamaqua, ftc 11,45 a. m
For Catawlssa, 11,45 a. m. C,15 and 7,to p. m.
For WIUlamsport,o,15 j,m a. m. uud 4,oe p. ra.
TUAINB F0II HOnitr LEATiAS TOLU) Hi, ( It-MD 1 1 I
CKI'IKD.) Leave New York, via. Tamanend 6.45 a. ra. and
via. Hound lirook ltouto 7,43 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia, 9,1s n. m.
Leave Heading, il.jsa. m., Pottnvllli n.top. n.
and Tamaqua, 1,SS p. m.
Iavo Catawlssa, 6,10 8,10 a. m. and 4,ou p. m.
Leavo WlHlamsporl1,46a.m,s,oop.m.and4,si p. a
I'assungors to and from Now York, Ma. Tama
nend and to and from Philadelphia go through
without change of oars.
J. E. WOOT1KN,
'lemral Hanngft
C. 0. UANCOCK,
. General Passenger an 1 Tlckot Agcu.
Jan. 10. U8l-tf.
D
ELAWARE. LACKAWANNA AM
WJUTEHN ItAlLKOAD.
BLOOMS11UKG UlVlSIOf,.
Time-Table No. s , Takes effect at 4 -3i
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1978.
NOHTII
STATIONS,
Sol"! 11
p.m. p.m. a.m
S 50
a.m. ' 111, p.
9 ii
9 55
9 '.7
... .Scranton
Ilellevue
Tajlorvllle.. .
. .Lackawanna-...
l'lttston....
. . West Ftttston...
Wyoming
Maltby....
-Iiennett,
Kingston
Kingston
..Plymouth Juno..
....Plymouth ....
Avondalo...
TCnntlnnl-o
9 IV
9 42
9 ru
9 44
.9 38
9 31
; S3
a 17
9 1!
I ill
i m
1 31
1 a
1 47
1 VI
. C4
V 59
3 111
I M
' (s
t 13
3 18
3 '21
3 32
3 V4
3 15
3 US
3 01
9 '.0
9 14
19 67
9 09
9 01
10 07
lu VI
9 10
9 CO
8 51
8 41
8 33
8 1
8 0)
8 01
2 IJ
9 45
I 17
II 80
a 81
I 16
I 03
1 4i
1 '.8
8 SI
8 51
10 IS
lo is
10 sc
IV 34
10 43
8 46
8 31
8 9
8 11
8 04
7 t9
Uunlock's ( reek.
,tihlckPhljiny....'.lo to 3 50 8
) 33
1 18
1 k6
.Peach Haven
Ucrwtck .
..llrlar Creek.
WlUow orovc,
...Llrno ltldge.,
11 18
'tl
4 ie
t 18
1 .
4 HI
4 33
4 43
7 53
7 IS li! 51
7 44 VI 40
7 40 l'J 36
7 81 14 S4
7 it 13 U
7 90 II 03
7 16 II C5
6 67 13 kU
a (8
t 45 10 10
6 31 0 41
7 60
7 46
7 19
7 31
7 is
7 34
7 0i
''ll 31
...Bloomsburg.'." ,114.' t 49
llnnnrl ill k , in
raiawisen undge.'ll 61
. ...Danville 119 it
ut
5 It
9 lb
o 3d
tt
I. ...cnuiasky
Cameron I
.Northurubtrland.jm
a.m.
P.m. a.m
n. r. UAi-vfr.A
superintendents omia, rtcrAitn Jhuh o, it
BLOOMSBURG PLANING MILL.
The undorfiicrriM linvl nt, nut lila ninnlni. l III nn
Itallroad street, In nrat-emss condition, Is prepared
to do all kinds of work In his line.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, MOULDINGS.
FLOORING, Etc.
furnlshod at reasonable pi Ices. All lumber used Is
well seasoned aud none but Bkllled workmen are
employed,
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
f.!?UoA.on PPHiM'lon. l'lans and specldcatious
prepared by au ejporlenced draughtsman,
OII.lUI.i:8 HUUfi,
II loom Hltiiic;, 1'it,
M. C. SLOAN & BRO.,
MSI1UUO, I'A.
.M tuufacturers of
Cirriazos, BujelH.Phwlens, sislghi, Platform
Y&joss, k;.
VlrsWIass woik alwajs on land.
Jtlil'AJItlXG XRATI.Y 1)0X1!.
Worn leiluvedtu mil the timet,
PIRE INBUHANCR
OIIIHSTIAN P. KNAPP, llLt'OHSUUHO, I'A.
UIIITIHII AMKIIICA HitTA,NCB COMPANY.
"BI'MAl'lItKINMHtANCfc COMPANY.
RiTAAL I .".I COMPANY.
"v4t iiivnnvftvuiirAni,
l twv. i run ,.
L " umc ni?vur ytJi usa ft loss eei
y2W7 &.n.? courc ot lttW ThJlr Msett Srf all lnni-
rmi,ni.i miu ituiEUTi.T auiusuia anal paia
?f. ?5.BI' 'flofmlnuil y t'uunruN v KNArf7ri-
Un..,?.,:'t,1,'n,A,,Jl''irl-l"'t.OCUBUlH(l, P,
,hlUS2P.lu,i'Lo lomota coiiotj snouli patronlio
8nJS?Sf0ji.,y!l,era ui't 1Ucy '"W a nd paid
37 OQt) Of thulr nun n lilmnu
lAfitAI 11 ... . .
PllnUUikjblju (...... .