THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
HANNAH.
Ulio iiaicvful nltfnclloiiK of Kmimvi sinco
licr BCftsSns of Mrlfo nml trial liavo passed
Inlo lilitevry nro 1 trill fan It; scj forth In n
tpMlnl cilillou of Iho Wjniitlnlto lit mid.
lien) Is a field for Immigrants wlicro mil
Hons tuny find roam without overtaxing Iho
resources of nature -'flio present popula.
tl6it of Kansas U about ono million. Tlio
BtfttiS lies liko (X great field, Moping to tlio
morning Min. Its inc.iu elevation nboto
tho son nt Us eastern suit Is kcven hundred
mid fitly feci, nnd Its western end four
thousand feel. Most of Its Mirfuco Is level.
From tho Ozark Mountains of Missouri, a
chain of hills extends Into Kansas, nmklug n
watershed nearly through tho centra of tlio
State, tho laiuU on either sltlo being
drained by tho Kansts and tho Arkansas
rivers. Kansas has n hcnlthftil climate, nnd
tlio InliAbltauts nro said to bo freo from eon.
sumption and malarious disonscs. Strong
winds hweop over tho prairies, keeping
them cool oven In tho hottest foason. Tho
Stato has thrco rain belts, tho eastern, tho
middle, and tho western, tho nvcmgo annual
rainfall In theso belts being, In tho order
nliovo named, thirty-seven, twenty.foiir nud
nineteen Inches. Tho temperature Is sub
ject to great variation. Knnuw possettsoj
several kinds, of soli, all of which nro fer
tile. In tho low river bottoms tho fruitful
alluvial earth Is twcnly.fivo feet deep. Tlio
forests glow In belts along tho rivers and
smaller strenuis. Grass of good quality
grows naturally on tho prairies, nnd culti
vated grasses flourish thcro luxuriantly.
Kansas still has wild 1m Haloes, wild horses,
elks oud antelopes. It lia) nUo panthers,
black bears, and wolves. Illtumluous co.il
is mined in Kansas, and thcro nro deposits
of lead and zinc. Among tho Important
mlurid resources of tho Stato nro gypsum
nnd n hugo deposit of uilt, in wlmt is prob.
nbly tho dricd-up bed of a salt lnko. Tho
streams nbound In fish piko, sturgeon,
bass, carp, nnd many varieties of cattish.
Seventy per cent, of tho pcoplo of Kansas
nro farmers, and they havo mado their
young Stato ono of tho foremost in tho
Union in tho production of wheat. They
boast that tlioy live, In tho banner wheat re
gion of tho woild. Among tho other prin
cipal productions of Kansas nro corn, hny,
oats, potatoes, sorghum, barley, rye, broom
corn, llnx, beans, hemp, buckwheat, cotton
nnd tobacco. In 1881 tho ngricullural pro
ductions wcro wortli nearly ono hundred
million dollars, yet tho resources of tho
Stato havo only begun to bo developed.
Tlio area now under cultivation is suid to bo
less than threo per cent, of tho tillable, land.
Dairy farming is another principal occupa
tion in Kansas, and tho cultivation of fruit
is pursued with great success. Kansas has
n Stato University, n Normal School, an
agricultural college, and n system of com.
moil schools. It has also churchos nnd
chnritablo institutions. Its principal lack,
which it shares with other Western States,
is n population uumcroiu enough to develop
its powers.
ST. AUMIS.
Outsido ono of tho gates of Itomo the
resort of Sunday and holiday-koeping
Romans, nnd, precisely, Porta l'ia, through
which Victor Emmanuel and bis nnny en
tcrcd in 1870 thcro stands, halfway bo
tween two waysido eating nnd drinking
houses, a littlo church, dedicated to St.
Agues, a young virgin martyr, who suffered
death rather than bo married to tho son of
tho Governor of Rome, who was dying of
lovo for her. Sho was only thirteen years of
age; but girls of that ngo nro women in
Italy. So sho answered his protestations
of lovo by saying : "I am affianced to him
whom angels serve, and whom tho sun and
moon adoro."
Sho was then threatened says her biogra
pher with being publicly dishonored in nn
infamous place, and then to bo killed in a
most cruel way. "My Divino Spouse,"
sho answered "tho God of purity, whom I
sirve will deliver mo from your impious
designs I" Sho was then thrown on n burn
ing pile; but, laughing and singing praises
to God, sho defied tho Jlamcs, which could
not bo mado to burn her.
Sho was then made to walk naked through
tho btreets of Home, nnd was nlso exposed
in n placo of bad reputo tho Agoual Cir
cus. Thcro her hair grow miraculously long
nnd covered lier liko n clonk, and tho Gov
craoi'sson was struck with bliudnoss. At
last sho was beheaded. Tho placo of bad
leputo where sho was exposed was nfter
wards transformed into n chapel, aud over
it was built ono of tho most beautiful
churches in ltomo. It is not there, how
over, that sho was buriod. Tho Christians
of that day took her body and buried it in
a catacomb outeido of ltomo. Tho cata
comb beara her name, nnd over her tomb
was built a splendid church during Cou6tan
lino's reign, nnd this church was restored
by Taul III. in tho sixteenth century, and
still later by Pius IX. It is in this littlo
church that on every anniversary of her
death nro brought on cushions two littlo
iambs decorated with Uowers and ribbons.
They nro blessed, nnd then they nro taken'
to tho Pope, who scuds them to tho Convent
ot St. Cecilia, whero they aro shorn of their
wool, which is afterwards woven iuto tho
jxilluiiM worn by tho Popo nnd Cardinals
and somo of tho Archbishops. Tho Church
of St. Agues, outsido tho walls, is known
by tho imago of tho lamb, which Is outsido
tho door. All visitors to ltomo mako n
point of going to seo it. Cor. Commercial
Adcertiter.
ai.tiit'iiiMi voi.(!NTi!i:itM.
Tho method of marching troops is a sub.
ject of no less Interest to tho soldiers of tho
Stato than to thoso who tread tho frontier
wnrpath. Tho lato Gen. Upton, present,
on hot day, at n review of a division of Iho
New York National Guard, was admiring
tho picturesque features of tho display, tho
color and excitement mid glitter, as tho
masses swept by tho reviewing stand
Looking toward tho rear of tho column
over tho miles of Hashing steel, ho noticed
that tho formation was tlio samo company
front, elbows touching, uniform step, quick
time whilo in front the paco was already
beginning to tell on tho plucky but over-
driven men, m shown by whito Hps, staring
eyes, diluted nostrils aud pautiug chests.
Turning to it friend, ihu Geiieral said,
"This is sheer cruelly." JIad ho kuown
that somo of these leglnients would march
two or three miles further, In tho same
close order nnd regular step, his wander aud
compassion would havo been unbounded, It
is n grievous mistako and sometimes a
crime to keep men biucod up continuously
for such a distance j as well might tho re
viewing stand bo ns long as tho route,
Well-seasoned regulars nro never nbusod in
that way; why should occasionally ovcrclsed
militia bo so ill-treated? There, can bo but
ono imsvver to tho query, I fear "It Is our
custom," v lieuovcr troops nro taken out
side their armories tho rules prescribed for
marches should govern. In caso of a re.
view, the route step should bo taken until
within a very short dMauce of tho loviow
ing point j tho uuoveu nnd slippery stouos
of city streets inako tho uniform step diffi
cult nnd wearisome, nud tho route step a
welcome relief, I am suro that tho change
would bo appreciated, not only by tho sol
tilers, but also by tho curb-stone critics, as
(jh lug variety to tho spcctucloi besides, tho
incu would bo kept fresher aud perform with
greater caso tho more precise movements
when ordered, uud that, you will agree with
mo, is a sufficient reason. Ocn. JMtu
Iwugh Journal vf the Military Stnlct Institution.
GREAT GERM DESTROYER
DA1WVS
PROlUlYLfVOTIO FLUID
Pitting of SMALL
SMALL POX
POX Prevented.
fleers nurlilcd and hen!
ERADICATED.
cd. tlnngreno prevented
unu curi'ii.
Dyscntt-ry cured,
Wound healed ranldlv,
fccurvey cured la short
Contagion destroyed,
pick liooms punned and
, mado pleasant.
Fovored andMck per
sons relieved and re
time.
Tetter dried un.
It Is perfectly harmless.
For Roro thro.it it Is a
sure euro.
freshed vy tawing
with Prophylactic flu
id added to tlio water.
Bolt vviilto Complexions
DIFTHERIA
secures oy lis uso in
, uuiuiuk
Impure nlr mndo harm
PREVENTED.!
less una purineu oy
sprinkling Darby's
Fluid about.
To purify the breath,
Cholera dissipated.
Ship Fever prevented
by Its uso.
In cases ofdeath In tlio
houso.ttBhould nlway s
boused nboutitno corps;
It will prevent any
unpleasant smell.
An Antidoto for Animal
or Vegetable. Poisons,
Mings, Ac.
Dangerous cflluvlaa of
sick rooms;and hcsplt-
als removed by Its
uso.
YELLOW FKVUn
KHADH'ATED
tho groat.
AND PUUIFIKK
uicanso mo Toein, it
nan't tw, niipnoaHod
Catarrh relieved and
cured.
Erysipelas cured.
Hums relieved Instantly
Scars prevented.
nemoves auuniisasant
onora.
SCARLET
FEVER
In net It U
DISINFECTANT
1'RErAIlSll BY
J. H. ZBILIN& Co.,
.MiNuncruuiNO Chemists, BOLE PKOl'lllEroitH
"wfn. cartebT
CONTRACTOR & BUILDER,
DRAWINGS
AND
SPECIFICATIONS FOtt MILD1NGS,
ruuniiiuuu.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to
All work warranted to glvo
satisfaction.
feb 3d 'cft-iim
JDUSINESS CAKD3,
VISITING CAUDS,
LETTER HEADS,
HILL HEADS,
r03TERS,ie.,fie
Neatly printed nt tho "Columbian Office."
SEEK
health and avoid sickness.
Instead of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong ?
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if you
arc tired of that kind oflifc,
you can change it if you
choose.
How? By getting one
bottle of Brown' Iron Bit
ters, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
Mansfield, Ohio, Xov. 56, i3i.
Gentlemen : 1 have suffered with
pain In my side find back, and ercat
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains nil through my body, at
tended w ith great weakness, depres
sion of spirits, and loss of appe
tite. I have taken several dilTereut
medicines, and was treated by prom
inent physicians for my liver, kid
neys, and spleen, but 1 cot no relief,
1 thought I would try llrowii's Iron
Hitters : I have now taken one bottle
nnda half and am about well pain
lit side and back all gone soreness
all out of my breast, and I have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strengtnand flesh. Itcan justlybe
called thcMf cf mcJiciitet.
John K. AtLEMItK,
Brown's Iron Bitters is
composed of Iron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
Howell & Go's. Ads.
ADVEHTI3EH9 by addressing C1EO P. TtOWELL
t CO., 10 Spruce St., New York can learn the
oxact rost of any proposed lino of ADVERTISING
in amcrlc in Newspapers, ffloo page Pamphlet,
220
FRAZER
AXLE GREASE.
Ilest In tho world, Oct the genuine. Every pack
ago has our trade-mark and Is marked Frazer's.
march 10-lw r SOLD EVErtYWHBltE.
THE WHITE SEWING- MACHINE
Whereas, the world renowned reputatljn ot the
White fcewing Machine
Induces many unscrupulous competitors to resort
to all ktnds of mean tricks to Injure. Its reputation,
we beg to caution all Intending purchasers not to
uuy a
White Machine
exoopt from Its regular authorized dealers, who
win tie ouauiiueu uy uie luuuwmg warranty,
WE w J.UKANT Till! NITtlKiL WSill AND TKAK
OF THE
White Shuttle Sewin Machine,
PLATE NCMI1EK 10333(1 FOR FAMILY PUUPO
8K8, AND 11KHE11Y AOltKKTO KEEPTIIEHAME
IN REPAIR FORTJIK TERM OF ViVK YUAUM
FROM THIS DATE. FREE OF CUAllUE.
This warranty excepts tbe breaiago ot nocdl is
bobbins and shuttles.
This warranty will not be sustained unless tbe
plats or number above riven correspondu with tho
number on the shuttle f ice suae, liewareof de
faced or altered number
WU1TJS fattWINQ MACHINE CO,
Iho "WHITE" Shuttle Sewing Machine
Has osiATit OArAoiTT than any other family Sew-
mi uaQUineiuraomit every varim ui nui.
J BALTZKH, General Aeent,
UO'IUIlU't, Pa.
Oct. I. 60-tf
THE l'ANTAGRAPH BINDKH.
FOR SALE O.NLV AT
"THE COLUMBIAN" OFFICE.
CALL ANP SJJJi
wMrim
Dauchy & Oo's. Advt's.
l 1 MI ' I I V) V.1J0O to 815.00 per
' i !'. U I)AV MY HIIMIMl
" i.ot t.ino.vn ahji;mtaiii,i:
MOSQUITO AND FLV-SCREEN
VMM. l'lT ANY WINDOW.
rhMpwl "li Hh --t Kcrrrn In Ihn ni&rltrt. and Iho lt
p. I thK fcttitlc In v hail for ttn ipon. Hctid for
IcrMHnintilrciilnrjti,.!. V, 11(11 tllhnN,
IMS Murtctmnit.l'lilIiKliljhla,
Man f icturcr cf Wood Curr t, I 'nmuct 1 1 iom, t tc
mirch 4 -4r tl
AflKXTH! TJOOti ACitT.iU
SUNUGHTAHDSH:f 17
llundrrdi nf trfi lirtre tmw. il nvt call I" tl tli
1moi ho.lt( iful jel MlO r art I if 1 f 'f
'thou, Hlrh llitmnr. and 1 Itrlllln InU rtt.'hi. i '.I
ft pwr. KvfrTfD hiihi ml ttytrr rit M tUr y
Ooii pjwhI it. TtnifrHinitan! 1i w ml ifc rndll
iherVflHfi((liocV for JetnU trrriiwiU wni t p 1
JONM&tfmnrvt Mpmrn.lnthlnIclDity .!( t itam-nd
.Wr nnl. t-'irrM lmn f ifen. ttil fi-r clrculaml
A 1 W 0H1JI1.U10 0 j:iir;.r.l. t'onn.
mir -4w
WANTED I Apts to Sell
llrmlli'jN Piilillr .1lcn ir To-lliu,
llelnir nuthentle bburaDhlea of tho Proil.lcnt.Cnb-
Inct, rjenntora and Representatives In Congress,
Justices of tho U. s, supremo Court and Oovcrn
ors of tho several States, written In a popular and
trraphlo stile. An elegant volumo of 8o lai RO octa
inn.itrps. with more than 8u0 half oairo rturtralts
ot tho subjects on steel nnd wood. A library nnd
national portrait jjauery eomuniuu. i nu iiunruiui
alone fcli tlio book, special terms plveu. send
for lilui. circulara to S. 8. SCRAN TON .t CO.,
Hartford, conn, it mtrcltai-iw
WANTED A cents lor tbo "L'fo nud Times" of
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
Written by himself. Price RM. outrivals ''Undo
Tom's Cabin ' in'tlirllllnir nnd romantic interest.
runy iiiusiraieu. i'aiik ruu. uu.,ttarttoru,t;onn.
tunrriivj-iw u
HTD 17Q mi'itovr.D itiMtT ni:i:it a.ie.
irbljOpncknjjo mikes 5 trillions of a delicious
vvliolcs)ine, tparkllnt? tcmpcranco bcveraBO.
Ask your tlrtittBlst, or sent by mall for 85c. C F.
HIRES, 43 N. Dela. Ave. phtlada
marcu 4 -tw u
MEN WANTEDo? SorKS
talTrccs, Shrubs, Vines, Roses etc. No exper
ience required. Good Salary nnd All Expcnsos Pall
Address uu ju liei (v vu., ueuiesier, n, i.
mireu S4 - iw u
HE BEST
CALICO.
WM. SIMPSON & SONS'
MOURNING, SECOND U0VUN1NG
SOLID DUCKS,
Eddysione
FANCY PRES.: PRINTS
The r.DDVSTONE 1'IUNT WORKS U
one of tlic l.irgcst nml most con'i!ctc cstab
lislimsnts in the country.
THE EXPEHIENCE OF HALF A
CENTURY
lias enabled llicr.i t ) r.ttnin inch perfection
that they can with cunflilmcc r.sli )ou to tct
the quality of tlair vvotk. Tlicy carefully
avoiil all poiwuoua ilrus, make only fast col
or.t.which arc ttiorotijhly v asiicil in hot vvnti r
nml soap, thcieby r.r.iovin, am tiling vliith
vvoulil slain iiiuleiclntlinp;
'1 hose who buy ami wear llnir piints will,
they feci confiilciit.fiiiil them supuiur in I'l.r
ability.artisticslylc anil finish, Iiust.ro. I
ask for their (iooiK ami sic that tl.-ir i.i . .i
and tickets arc on ih.i.i.
P feb 54 4 .v
HAVE BEEN IMITATED,
And thoir oxoel'ont imputation in
jured by worthless imitations. Tho
Public aro cautioned against buy
ing Plasters having similar sound
ing names. Sco that tho word
O-A-P-C-I-N-E is corroctly spoiled.
Benson's Capcine
Porous Plasters
Aro tho only improvement ovor
mado in Plastors.
Ono is worth moro than a dozon
of any othor kind.
Will positively euro whoro othor
romodios will not ovon roliovo.
Prico 25 conts.
Bowaro of cheap Plastors mado
with load poisons.
SEABUHY & JOHNSON,
Mauufacturlng ClicinlsbJNow York.
ANlfltH itIMBIIY'AT"l,AST. Prico SSctf,
MEAD'S Medicated CORN and BUNION PUSTER.
Nov 4 'St -ly
a
27 Stops, 10 Sets Roods, $90
nl!!attTVlli:ip'linri:.VOrrnnrnntaluiorullMti
""W'"""!""' Tii-! t;Tf,W,ilinitr.rrJiilml
I'D-. 10t'tiivi,lt'tal tu.it 1 'in Il-n.l1, iirl.t It.-lla , Stl l
hlir iiir,Uin,l,Uiili), IWkrtroi Mu.U-, iuut.a unj
luiUi'nj for iimhiL', bviillr'H 1111(111 su.i, Aclioii a
l.MHIMIltW Mt'l'I'fcM. MNoiir 1M n. inomli,
tlrmnn' hicrauliiir. tlnirtuiy unrkliiK )VV ami
Lyjj) ilium u.vtrla Ught 1 ut 'n lt.nr tt tilliml, fi
P , rliff.llcnf.1, IKIItcrcd 011 board tUCXfX
ZU furalwn.fcloul. RooL. Af., only 4tU
Iftifa'tmlw'tMymtaTmutMlnfatrium Orpin itn.1 lmn
ym)l,t nMlllit mmnfiHinwu, nutlilmr nnli tnlii-r
1 uiiioaiiilviuiiiliiollitifii.lrumrnl. Ia'AiuK. Y. City,
ylfor
I tu uy
lutua frr. Ailila'iu ur cult iii-.i,
V ANIEIi T, BEATTY, WivUrgton, U.w Jerloy
marcUS4-4w d
itinvAunt for
ait) I'ltaeof IlltLd
l!Kxi.mu. Itch.
&wJr tl'ivrutti.l, or piu
IIINUM.IMti;.VII.IIY
iyj.l',MII.U:It.5I.Il..i)li,ril
Ini.i.n -I'll.!:.-, mat Del
L. i.i 11 ,i r'iyJ t 'iii.i!i;",.ii.ii..vi4'iriii
lordrcuUr. tiuldb) driwatUaiiilcuuutryKUri,m
march T 4--,v d
Il.r. lll.ll, ...llllllil t IH1CU1.III.HIIIDI.'I
i.tiii rfi,lutuaA rttcu.i'.liiurcau)iiifet
(Irriiian AatliniiiC'iiruneirryuii.tuKii2i''
aula uiim'IM ill uui rurrswinu - 1 uiuitn imi.
ful ffiinrtnct A n-nt tkrittienl. Price fit fr- and Q
.tKI,nfilruil-nrl.vlnall. Haimiln I'lMllil
rainii. lln It hliHlFrMAN.Ht. I-aiil. Minn
rriUH
lfor
Wt
April T4-W
WORTH SENDING l'OR.
iir l ir MnitRVt'ir.nf Phlladnlnhla. has lust nub.
llshed a book on "DISBAHKS (if TUB Ll'KdS
ANIIU)WTIIEV0N1IK tTltKI)," which Is of.
fered fiitK, postpaiu, to an uppiicuuia. n iuu
minu vaiiiatiiii Inlarinrtlon for all who suprusj
themselves allllcted wlUi.or llatle to, any diseases
of tuo tnroator iuorb. "u:'F,ra?
bOUKNOlv ON,CW AlCbSt., Ihliaddplila. I'a. 1
1', O, liox u march 1 -w
H t Vcr week can be tnndotln any locality,
5J i UHomethlng entirely new for agents. 13
oaintlreo. (t, V.lNlllAllA to, lloston, .Mass.
A1TIII.4W a
Beware
OF
Fraud
BEHO
GAPCINE
PL1STERS
fiEftsTf
V
To KorTOas SnrrersrsTht Great Enropeaa
nn. ). BiSistraoN'a Brxctno mbdicink,
Dr. .1. 11. RlmnFion'9 Sneclilo Mcdlclno Is n rosl
ttvo euro for overwork ot liodyor train or excess
or any Kina, aucnns treannessnna niiatsensca re-
rjuuiuir truui nertuuu ireuiiuy , 11 iimuiiu j,iiuni.iii
Antlcty, I.incttor, I jissltudo, Depression of Kplrlts
nnu tunctionai iieranfrcraonis 01 tuo nervun? nys'
tetn peneriillv. latnq In tho
inicK ur ciuiu, ixivi
n aiemorr, ito
raaturo old ngo
tnd diseases that
lead to coempt
ion, Insanity Ann
early grave or
Doth. No matter
now shattered tlio
tystcm may uj
from ixuensnsot nnyltiiid, a snort courso of tills
moaicino win rcstoro ins lost functions ana pro
euro health nnd liapplncsswlicro before was de
spondency nnd gloom. Tlio Kpcclfio Mcdlclno Is be
lag used with wonderful success.
ratnpiilots sent freo to nil. Write for them and
got full partrlouiar.
Price. Sneclflfl tLOO ner narikfttre.orslir nackacres
for 3,t 0. will Do sent by mail on receipt ot money
AdJrcssall orders, J. 11. HIMI'SON'a MRDICI.NK
ui nos. tut ana liHMain street, uunaio, m. y.
feb ais2-lv
CUTTHISOUT!
ANKTE8S15!0S4OwPEEr:RK.
WohavostoroslnIG loading Cities,
! rora u hic'i o.ir Rireut4 nt.tAln their I tip) lit Qiilttly.
Our I'm'tnrlft, u i. lriiirliiil tllilrra t ro at
I.i It-. I.i. s jl for our .New t'ntiifi).ue lu 1
ttif.u tja.i.i AilUrcia
1 M B fl"(l B wl2LnokawnnnnAto
Jl til I UuCLIL. CI.T.AI1TON, PA.
JIarcli3-iy
$100
A Mouth for
TEACHERS, JlJi-
Men, Ijidlos and Atfcnts, taking ordera for Let-
COL. INGERSOLL, MBBahea,n
vtctorloiH." now thorn Bt popular M.W HOOK
In Ilia Hold, llnth t Nlifplil nnd n Mwnnl Kvnrv.
bodywanu it. Low Prico. ouick Sales, yendfor
Plrmi nn nml iP..i
i . . s.u.iu.t.n r co., oiSArtli Kt , rnlla. ro.
Marea a -vm
e i: n 1 5 c a wi
111 rgftllH1 I'ttntnllvtl 7fl mntn Knu- I.Mrh
III Nil, mil' will completely rli.niftd tho lilmid in
t "iciMii'tv t 'in In t'mo i ontln, Anrprmin
1 'i V.I11 til' n 1 p'll li lltiljrlit fiwn 1 tntlnri-kl
itiivIioh' tin ii t lanii'iil Pi'iillli, If aurliit tiling
! i 1io-IIiK Si'r.t li.- til ill for 8 let I it rlamiit,
7. H. .if) If V fl V .V CO., Uosttll, Mint.,
t'lriiirrtif ' ?-.
IPI'" " ' rn WwiVTVllKllK to v i
ftliLn 3 i r.l) tlii-ut l iinillvltiilt
tlnir .. .t in. .rumni.i. Will anitapjtruf
tini.iii.r . , ,r;i:r, an.l TO!: rmniiltic, In
diminuti'j it m.i u sj knit a tnut vanctvef tancy.
y'orkfiirhUh then U alwn a n rea.ly market Mini
f nr clrciilnr an t torimtothoTwoiillily llnlttlliK
Rlncllliio l i)., 4U9 IViuiIilii.-U'D bt.. luttun. Mm.
may o, -si.ly
aid
BSATTY'S OIANH: stops, louctsn-edjon
'"" Pianos tns op ltnre lloll-
i.i iiiuiiieiiiuts Heady. Wrlloor cut onllUvT
:V, Waslitnston, N. J. aid may o, '8l-ly
ill I UIlWwdyieHi:XTi-iti;i!.jm.j.u.
A.-M,i'.v.iiuKili,uicngu)iii.
M.irch 3 -3 m
aid
Sill FOOD FOR PLANTS
tit Atjh fin
onora.F.ss.
For prod ucincllowers and
vigorous trrowtli. It has Jao
ciiual. lias stood the test
for yenrj, and always does
all claimed for It. Is epeclal
lyndnptedfor bouse plants
and frardenlnu, glvlnp; a
Uealtny growth and abund
ant iloivers.
over loj.coo packages sold
lnlSJI. Awarded tbe medal
at tlio mechanics' fair in
WIT-"
noston. l ut up In packitRcs
at 1J nnd ss cents each.
l'or saloatTHE COLUMI1I vN OKFlCiJ,
The Backus "Water Motor.
IS THE MOST
Economical Power Known
-FOH-
D1UVING LIGHT MACHINERY.
It takes but little room.
It nsver gets out of ropalr.
It can not blow up.
It needs no fuel
It needs no engineer.
TherolsnodeUyi no firing up; no ashes to clean
away; no extra Insuranco to pay; no repalr
lnj necessary; no coal bills to pay,
and It Is always ready for uso.
It Is Invaluable for blowing; Church Organ3 for
running Minting Presses, Sowing Machines. Turn
Ins Lathes, Scroll Saws, Grind Stones. Coir ee Mills,
SausagoMachlaes.FecdCutters, Corn Mills, Leva
tors, etc.
Four horso power at 40 pounds pressure of wa.er.
Ills noiseless, neat, compact, steady, and abovo all
IT IS VERY CHEAP,
send for circular to the liackus Water Motor Co.,
Newark, N. J., stating name of paper you s iw ad
vertisement In.
l'rlcc, $15 to $300. 8ept.30-tf
SUBSOM13E NOW FOR
THE COLUMBIAN
82.00 A YEAR.
ItaroRi. inn,
JUL I
mew u nnn
i!hiriw.iuiMi
J.l UltlKWti I
J.1' 1 lmn F
ff HEN Mi M
THE RIGHT PLACE TO GET A
SPRING OR SUMMER SUIT
IS
m f,n i tr
jirERCHANT X1 Alii OK.
mjlmh Well MMo motJung
AT THE!
EXAMINE THE FINEST STOCK OF
YOUTHS' BOYS' and Mkh MING.
BUSINESS AND DBESS SUITS
HANDSOME PATTEKNS.
PERFECT FITS,
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
SPRI1TQ C3-003DS
ON HAND,
FINE WINES and! MWM8,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
BL00MSB0BG
SIXTH NOKMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rov. D. J. WALLER, Jr., Ph. D., Principal.
Tlllanillinr. nu'nt m-naonf (innHtlf ut..il. nrtf-rii I hn Verv beat. fapillttfifl fnr l'rnfpaalnnnl onil f,lawf.i. loftrnln.
llulldlnirwsnacious.lnvltlnir and commodious;
pure,sun spring wnicr
Liocaiionneaitiitui, anucay oinecesi, ii;ui:iiei rept'rieiiueii, tuiui'jiu, nuu ouvo ia tiicir wont,
Kxpenwf moderate Fifty cents a week deduction toalloxpecting to teach. Students admitted at
courses ot atuuy prcacnuca uy tno rtaio i
I. Moilel School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, Claical.
I. Adjunct Coursers Acailemlc. 1 1. Commercial. III. Course In Music. IV. Cotirio In
Tlin Ulementarv. RclcnlinoandClasslc.il Courses aro PROFESSIONAL, and Students erailnnlnir
lOiiowii.dcorrespor.uinKiieKreesi .ii.iteroi tno
normal i eriiucaiec tuciraitainiiieiiiH, sirneu uy
Tiiecourso ot tua y nrescriuen oy tno stnto is iioerai, ana tnoMjienimc nnu Classical courses are not interior to tnoso ot our ocst uouetre.i.
Tin. Ktntn ronnlrpM n hlchfr order of clt.l?mishln. Thn times itpmn.ni! It. II. Is nnn nf Ihn ni Itnn nrilppta nf Ihta Hetinnl tn lipln lo secure It. by flirnlsh-
tnffinlelll cent and oniclent Teachers for her seliools. To this end It solicits yoiinir persons ot irood abilities and pood purposes, thoso who deslroto
Improvo their tlmo and thelrtalents.as students. To all such It promises aid In dovciopintf their powers, and abundant opportunities for well paid
tauor nuer icaviniriinoi. f or jataio?ue,nuurcs
lltl.S'.VVII.IiIA.lI ni.VVIll.l,, l'rrlitrnt lloitrd nr Truali-ra. F. V. IlIt.LMYEIl, Secretary
OCt). 1,'iJt.-
Sampea
THE DAVIS.
l.OOO RISWiLRDi
ONE THOUSAND (1,000) DOLLARS
PREMIUM offered lo ANY PERSON
, hat will ilo as GREAT A 1UNGE
OP WORK on ANY OTHER
MACHINE.
THAT THE
NEW. DAVIS VERTICAL FEED
Jr7f7 do without basting.
It will make wide hem on sheets, &c, hem all
manner ot bins woolen goods.assoft mei1no,crape,
or goods dimcult to hem on other machines. It
makes a more clastic stitch than any other ma
chine. It will turn a hem nnd put In piping at
same tlmo,
It wilt turn a hem, sow braid on tho right sldo
and stitch on trimming at ono operation.
It will do felling bias or strAlght, either on cot
ton or woolen goods.
It will fell across seams on any goads.
I will bind a Dress or Skirt and sow on facing,
either with or without thovMngstltchcs'.blndilrebS
Goods with tho samo material, either scallops,
polnts,squarcsor straight. The only machine that
will bind Hats, Cloaks, or other articles with bias,
Batln or silk, from v to 3 lnjlies In wllth.wlthout
basting.
It will gather with or wltmut sowing on.
It wlllgathcr between two pieces and Bew on at
me same time.
It will mako nrufllo and stitch a pillowslip onto
tho facing at tho samo time.
It will shirr any kind of goods.
It will mako plaited trimming either with or
without sewing it on.
It will mako plaited trimming either scallaped
or straight, and sow aplplrg on at tho simo tlmo,
It win mako knlto plaiting.
J. SALTZER, Gou'l Agent,
llloonisbu'j,', Pa.
o . 1, 'S0-!f
AT
iii rc ai r-r vj?
I 1L
aMH iWB T, W I . U
ML . .. kmJL- Mmmk
, Jia mini WW Wm vifmmmmm99
STATE N 0 K
completely heated by steam, well ventilated. IlKlitudbycas.nniJfiirnlsliod with a bountiful sup ily of
r.ieinuiii.i, Piaster oi mo pciences ; .Master ot tlio
tuo uiueers 01 tno iioaru 01 J rusiees.
tno rnnzipni.
and Catalogues by mail when
cAUTfow.
GET THE 13 EST.
STRONG- COMPETITION
In tho manufacture of Organs U resulting in the production and
sale of cheap goods, made from inferior materials. I refer partic
ularly to bogus Organs that are continually springing into exis
tence, without any merit whatever, except to he offered cheap, and
then when purchased found to he
tnen, reauer,
If you Contemplate ISusrmg an Organ
consider it your only safeguard to select an instrument hearing
the name3 of first class, wholly responsible linkers. A good assort
ment ot styles of tho celebrated Estey Organs can now be seen at
the new roonn of the Only Authorized Agont for tho Sa
toy Organs iu Columbia County. A guarantee for five
years from the manufacture! s accompanies every Estev Organ.
J. BiMa HiSER, Agent,
Bloumsbupg,, Fa.
WBBER--HIRBMAN
PIA1TOS,
A FINK INLAID FltUNClf WALNUT CASK OKOAN, i STOI'S, S'JO CASH.
i:hsj- TtriUN, SatlMniclIon (aiinraiilocd.
BACON'S JPXA.TSTO W-ATIRE iROOMS,
MUs-IO II ALL ULOOK, WILKDS-aARRD, PA
Juno lo,'8'..ly
Xlic.limc lias conic when Farmers Must
practleo'btrlct economy la nil their purchasos for articles needed in tho f jrm, and nono w'H roiulre
more attention than tho subject of fertilizers.
WHY SHOULD YOU PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES
demanded by somo for their troods wlnn you o in buy a rctUblo whoit manuro at $js pur ton ot
iowi lbs , dcllvtred on cars or boat In Philadelphia
Tin Anah sis is uuar.ihtccd lo ov. ry purchaser and Is also plainly pilnto 1 on every bay, Vo say to
joutuy
ISAUOII'S $25 PnOSPIIATXS.
Ken J for circular sli twins Kuaraitocd anal j all,
BAUGH & SONS, Sole Manufacturers,
20 Bjuth Dolawaro Ave, Phila.
April T,4r.
M A L SCHOOL
uiscipunc, nrm uui. kiihi, uniiuriii pim iuuiuutn
any tlito. Itooms reserved when desired.
Art. V. Connto in Physical Ctiltare.
tlmri In if rnlvn Klato Dltilr.rras. ConfcirltiE tho
uiasies. uraauates in tuo oilier uuursua leuuivu
requested.
dear at any price. Will you not
RAIL ROAD TIM TABLE
I AiiKi.rnn n KitiKii.it. nivisiiN.
WINTER TIM H TAIILK,
DnandaflerMoaday Hoc. 19. Hsl.tlio trait son
tho Philadelphia A HiK Ha lroid Division wlli run
as follows. WKSTWA1I.
Erlo Mall leavot I'lilladclplil i II ts p m
ii Ilatrlsburu 4!!am
Hunbury osinu
" William' port swain
a Lock llavcn tno a in
itcnovo llt'Bain
a " Kan a f.o p m
" arrive at Krlo us pin
Nlaeara Express leaves Phlladeli hla 8 co a m
Hirrisburg lampm
a " Huiitmry l to p in
i" ' Wllllamsport va p in
" Lock llavcn 4 so ji in
' llenovo 6 4S p m
i ' Kano loiispm
Fast Lino leaves Philadelphia 11 iO p m
" llarrlsburg n M p m
i a sunbury 6i(ipm
a a Wllllamsport T 10 p in
" arrlvo at Lock llavcn slop in
KASTVV.Mtl).
Lock Haven K.tprcss leaves Lock llavcn 7 60 a m
" VMlllamsporl oosuiii
" " MuuDury 10 to a m
' arrive at llarrlsuurK WMpm
" l'hiladelplila r l5p ni
fast Lino leaves Uiinandalrua 7 0S pin
Wutklns h 4) pm
" Klmira 9M)pm
wllllamsport WlSum
. " nut.bury 1 33 a in
' arrives nt llarrlsburg a lv a in
I'lillaUclpjl.t 7 co u in
Day Express leaves Kano 6 oo a m
" licnovo Uiovaiu
" Lock Haven II ISnin
vWlil.imspoil lit is pm
arrive at llanhtmrir aaopni
Philadelphia 7 OS p in
Krlo Mall leaves hrle 1 1 3 J u m
Kane 4 10 p in
i itonovo ttopm
11 Lock llavcn lolopm
w limmsrort limp in
mirihiiiy ins a ti
" arrives at llarrlsburg 8 CO a m
' Philadelphia 7 hi a in
Krlo Mall west and Lock Haven Express Hast
mako cloat connections at Northumberland
with I.. A II. It. li. Ir.ilusPir Wllkoiti.trie aim
Hcr.intjn,
Erie Mall West, Niagara Kxpro West an I K st
Llnu West m ike cloiu eounectloi. at Wllllanispt ft
with N. 0. It. VV trains noi Hi.
Nlajar KKpress Went and Day IltpoiLajt
mtkueljso connection at Lock "averi ivlth t. H. v
it, II. trains.
Krlo Mill hast and West connect at Kil-wti
trains oii.8, M. H. It. It. ; at i: nry w I, . ll.
I'. V. It. It.; at Hmporlitin with II N. Y,i. It. I',
and at Driftwood with A. V. It. It.
Parlor cars will run between I'jllud jlp P n I
VMllatnaport on Nlanra Kpc3swert, ind u y
Kprtsstast Klccplng ears nn all nlilillioIUF.
it miiitt' MtiLs.),
(leni'MI ni"
NoktiTekn ogntual iuilw vy
OJMI'ANi.
On and afler February 15tli,lS91 trains will leav
Bunbury asfollows:
NOHTIIWAHI).
Northern Exp-css c 31 a m.,arrlve Klmira i.so i m
Arrive at t'an.indahruu i.'i p. in.
" Hochester 4 4U "
" Nlnirar .8 4S '
Niagara Express 1.50 p. m. arrlvo Klmira o ov p m
arrive Canandalgu 1 8.35 "
" llochester si 43 "
" Ml.tg.tin li.toam
Fast lino 5. 5 pin nrilvn Elmlra io.no p m
' Watklns mop in
SOUTUWAltD
Southern Express 1.32 a.m. arrlvo HarnsbV 8.13 nn
arrlvo Philadelphia 7 no "
" New York V BS "
" Ilaltlmoru 7,iu
" Washlngtnti ,2211 r.l
Lock Haven Ex 10 60 a m arrlvn Harrlsb',' 1 i.u pm
i rilvo PhPadclphl i s tu p m
" New Yoik S.43
" llaltlmoro D2i
' Washington o7
Day E.tpre8;1.5 p m arrlvo llarrlsburg n.IOpm
' Philadelphia 7t6 "
" New York Roo "
" Haltlmoie 7.00
" vvashlnglon 8.17
Erie Kail l.Ot a. m. arrlvn llarrlsburg 8 nn a. m
" I'hllidPlphla 7.0) "
i "ewYorl: tut
' llaltlmoro 7 o i
" Waslilneton s it
J.H. WOOD, General Paaunrar nt.
PItANK THOMSON, flenral VI in it- r.
P
HILADELPH.A and KKADIXO I'
ARU A NO E JI KNT OF I'AS&RNGF
TRAINS. Novonber 7th, US1.
TnAINS LKaTK KPPKKT AS I'OLLO WBlS JKDi V
KicsrTur.
For Now York,I'hlladelphla,lleadlns,Potliiv o
Tamaqua, kc, 11,43 a. m
For Catawlssa, 11,43 u. m. 4 tc and T.so p. n,
For Wllllamsport, 0,13 S,co a. m. and 4,03 p. m
TBAINSFOR I CiHT IKAT A3 F0I.I.OVB. (41, A '
xcsprso.)
Lcavo Now York, vu. Tamanend e.43 a. n. and
via. Hound Brook Itouto 1,43 a m.
Lcavo Philadelphia 9,43 a. m.
Leave Heading, ll.ss a. m., I'nttxvlllK. i. 0 ,
and Tamaqua, 1,33 p. m.
Leave Catawlssa, 0,10 8.4D a. in. and 4,ue p. a.
Leavo WIUIam3port,9.43a.in,2,00p.m. an 14,31 in
Passengers to and fiom Now YorI vli. Tama,
nend and to and from I'hliai. phla go throui h
iv Ithout change ot cars.
J. K. WOOTTEN,
General Matiugi'i
c. a. han;ock,
General Passenger anl Tlckot Agent.
Jan.10 i8l-tf.
KLAWAlti:, LACKAWANNA AND
V EslEllN liAII.IloAl).
BLOOMSBURQ DIVISION.
NOUTn,
p.m. p.m. a
0 15 9 42 9
STATIONS.
I SOl'TII
a.m. n n
p.11.
Scranton....
Iiellevue. .
Taylorvlllc..
..I.npknU'iinnn
9 iO 2 lo a 13
9 (9
9 03
8 34
8 43
8 4'2
8 37
t 19
3 32
3 '23
3 14
3 or
3 02
9 4fi
9 12
1 91
. 2
F4
? 19
t 24
li 32
II 40
C 45
fi f,ll
I'lttston....' 9 M
west nitatoniiu 01
Wyoming .
...Maltby...
'lu ts
. II
li 51
.iicnnctt
Kingston,
Kingston. .
.Plymouth Jim:
...Plymouth.
Avondalo ..
fi 58
0 '5
9 00
8 10
6 07
8 00
7 4a
7 33
7 SO
7 20
T 13
7 09
7 (5
C 51
6 CI
0 43
0 37
fi 19
C 10
r. ot
6 43
2 50
2 43
2 37
2 3)
2 21
2 111
2 OJ
1 4i
1 8
1 IS
I 03
12 51
12 II
12 311
11 24
12 12
12 01
II 55
11 VII
II US
II 10
10 40
IU IS
10 18
2 SI
2 51
7 112
T 111
7 17
8 53
10 21 3 01 7 22
3 Oil 710
S 4ii NtntlCOito.. II 31 3 11
37
tu llunlock'a rcolt 10 tl s s 8 00
' ...suioxsninny. 10 bv 3 as
17 Hick's Kerr. II Of a 41
2?
8 fU
u ,...iso ten 11 wo 1, 11 h
oil ltarwick.. 11 20
I llrlar Croat..
' ...Williwdroro.
62 Lime Kid :c..
3 51
9 0J
9 10
3 11
37
I 07
1 11
S 41
H 5
41 Espy. ... n to
...Uloomioarg.'.lll 45 4 17 p 01
" H'ipo.D 'll 51 4 S3 9 to
I "1 R 51
jCatawm nrlije,!! 55 4 as
9 13
9 31
....1.IUVIUU ... 12 13 4 (!
(Jh'llmir.
Caner in
5 9 9 41
6 21 1) 55
e 43
Norllnmberrd
li 45
I
a.m. p.m. a.m.
p tn. p.m. a m.
. . . w- HAI.ST'J VD, Su it.
Bupcr.ntondent a onlec, Scranton, leo. ui, ifS2,
IAr2.SIliii m
HAjaiDAIiSJL,
ii p'cr.:ii.d 1, n ,,
iluniiy
ci oc-
niicriur
lilntv.
1 iauri.il.
7 "'. ll' f cUlitficl.il
' ' unu 1 .ut
Restores the YoutMul Color la Crcy or FaJed Hair
.irktr a nair iiaium In I :ie!y petr.imcd and It
warranted to prevail f.i! in. tf,l. iar wu,
iveuaiiilriiltandiii.I..ii. 1 "s.nvftrn vr v
t"c. n4 tl ilm.,l J, .1, n ore, aD4 nkliii
1
' . M U H
A SuoEr at un llrnill, .nci. n...
r . .i.u v 11 .iii.i uniorer.
if you aro a nice haiiie or f.irnirr, wm ou, m.
ovcruorl;. or a nioiher rim .'., ly f.,:.lUy cr
hold dutiu try I'ARksV. ( im, m J mc
lamli-d by menu .Irani or anxiou, cam, do not t."o
lnloxicallilUalimula,,l,bult,PalUdi,.ecrU'oilio
l,m l-T!LaJi", c"',".l,l,on. Iyllla, Hlicnma.
Ism, Kidneyt omnlaiuli, oranyduiidircf llmlunw
.k. iC".C0;1'. ',l'"-tl KI00.I lS
And the Best aoil Surest Coi-gh Ctiro Ever Used.
If von are waiting away f.-ouirge, i'i.sipaiion or
Oingkh lOMcmni.01 itvt 1 a goraio andluild
1?!!,?.?'". trt,'Sm?hi '!L.c IniuAiS,.
Itliasavcdlinndrcd4 cf I cij t may avo voun
CAWoNn.f--i.ii.Lt,,u,.uiivw;oi.pUri.";
diltr.nir,iiiiii.ririill in . f n.. s.J fJVwX.K
CIIMT g.WINO 1 1 Visa POLUR SIZE.
1
In ti, li nnd la.imj (, ,w (,, )Iwj4 .,
deligh ful t uma ccec.!i..nly pnpuUr. 1 bin
I nothUv like It, InUt u&i ,av)ng VuSiIS,
TON Colocnb nd look fgr .Ignaturo c
Jlurch 5, 'ally.
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