THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTJRG, COLOMBIA COUNTY, PA.
About Swine,
Manamkmknt of Sows. Without
tlio hog our formers would lie short of
many atlollarlhoy now possess. fThiiro
uro many waste products llint could
not bo jirofitiUiely used othorwlsii thnn
ns a food for this animal. A good
breeding sow is vnluablo property, and
should not bo sent to tho butcher until
nt least threo years old. The pigs from
old now aro stronger, for after tho
mother's growth is made, nil tho bono
itinloiin, in her food can go to her off
spring, instead of beinjj used to enlarge
her own frame. Two litters n year can
bo grown without crowding matters,
and a sow that brings eight to ten nt n
litter will pay better than for fattening.
Thoso which do not provo to bo good,
careful mothers should bo thrown out.
After thrco years old, sows nro apt to
become cross, or unruly, and may then
be turned over to fatten, which they
will do readily nt any time after wean
ing n litter of pigs.
IJitnp.i.s or Swish. Tho following
information about some of tho breeds
of swino will bo interesting to our rea
ders :
'Tho Suffolk is one of tho small,
white breeds, originated in England,
whoro pigs cssoutially tho same aro also
called Yorkshires, or, Small Yorkshires,
and have boon in times past, if thoy
aro not now called York Cumborlands.
Sidney speaks of tho Uumbcrlands or
'Middle Yorkshircsns having been orig
inally somewhat larger, but says thoy
have been continually intermixed, with
mutual advantage, and pigs of exactly
tho samo form, tho result of crosses,
aro constantly exhibit od under tho
name of Yorkshiro or Cumberland, mi
cording to the fanoy of tho exhibitor.
That tho improved Suffolk, tiio Mid
dlesex, tho Colcshili, and tho Prince
Alberts or Windsors of England were
all founded at tho Yorkshiro Cumbcr
laud stock, and some of them nro merely
pure Yorkshires transplanted and rc
ohristencd. That branch of stock bear
ing tho namo of Middlesex was priuci
ply bread and exhibited by a Mr. Bar
bcr, of Buckinghamshire, who won
prizes with them nnd tho Smithfield
shows from 1811 to 1850."
Management of Swine. In discuss
ing tho management of swine, Profes
sor Kuapp, of Iowa, says :
"Perhaps tho radical chango should
be less in tho food than in tho propor
tion it is fed. Corn is healthy enough
when given in small quantities ; wheat
is considered a healthy food, but hogs
can bo injured upon that as readily as
upon corn. Tho hog has an appetite
boyond his capacity to digest, and so
long ns that is tho case ho must not bo
given full rations of concentrated food
till ho is within a few weeks of tho
pork barrel. There arc two practical
methods. First, in case tho farmer
has no roots or pasture ho can grind
his corn and mix with it wheat bran.
Half bran and half corn meal by bulk
mako a rjood mixture for all kinds ot
stock. For pigs add a little salt and
oil meal, for pigs under 100 pounds
uso some milk j older than this water
will do. Second, tho purchaso of largo
quantities of wheat bran is expensive
tor tho general farmer ; corn and clover
aro tho profitablo crops to bo fed In
such cases tho cheap food to go
with the corn is sugar beets in tho
winter nnd clover in the summer. No
food can bo raised on tho farm that
will answer a better purpose than sugar
beets for tho main dependence of store
hogs during tho winter, and with sin
t tablo machinery and soma knowledge
low crops can uo produced at greater
prolit." Tribune 0 Farmer.
Something About Blights and Insects.
Many a popular impression proved in
time to bo wrong had yet a grain of
truth in it. For instance, it was onco
belivcd by some of our advanced aim
cultunsts that fuugi and insects only
attacked diseased vegctatiou ; that they
were in somo respects scavengers whoso
duty it was to sweep away tilings
nlrcady doomed moro rapidly from tho
Kunaco or the earth, iiut wo had nil
to abandon tho position. Though
sometimes thero wero fungi and insects
jiibt suited to diseased conditions and
no others, as a rule it was hot so. Tho
healthiest would be attacked nnd suf
fer with tho rest. Insects, especially
were bound to get a living, and it made
but littlo difference to them what were
the conditions of health in which they
found tho plants they prepared to feed
on. If there wero any left who doubt
ed this, tho era of the Colorado potato
beetlo must havo fully converted them.
To a potato beetle, all in tho shape of a
potato stalk is "fish that comes to
net."
Still tho grain of truth in this caso
was this. Tho healthier .n plant and
tho faster it grew, tho moro likely was
it to escape insect ravages ; and so it
often did seem that a healthy plant
escaped serious damage, while tho un
healthy ouo would succumb to the
enemy. Its conditions of life already
weak, a plant of courso tho more
easily gives way before an additional
injury, that a moro healthy ono would
live through. This fact has been turn
cd to good advantago in tho raising of
somo farm crops. The turnip is sown
on as rich a piece of land ns wo can
get, primarily because the richer tho
laud tho belter tho whole crop j but in
no small degreo becauso wo want tho
plants to keep ahead of the turnip-lly.
Wo know well that tho slow-irrowini'
plants of poor soil soon givo way to tho
uin-uiy mill ,iiu emeu enuruiy up soon
nfter tho plants appear -, but on rich
ground, no matter how abundant mav
bo tho insects, wo nro bound to havo a
good crop for all.
But this fact so well known to
turnips and somo other things, has not
neen as thoroughly recognized throuah
nllfarnung nnd gardening operations as
it might be. Wo spend a great deal of
mouguton remedies against blights and
bugs, nnd it is right that wo should
givo Borne attention to this subject s but
ut uiu Biimu iimo an excellent nut is in
tho superior health and the luxurianco
of thu farm crops. Wo sow thick,
manure light, nro different to drainage,
and havo no caro for hosts of littlo
things that go to mako up tho character
oi ino nest cultivator, nnd now and
then nature comes in with a favorable
season nnd wo get good returns for nil
our indifference But nature will not
always work for us at this liberal rate.
'lho timo comes when oven she strikes
for higher wages, and then unless wo
turn to and do something of it our
selves, wo have bad crops. Wo blame
mildews nnd tho insects, when if wo
lind been moro careful to npply tho
rules of good practico wo should havo
got through tolerably well. It was a
primal condition that man should not
liavo anything nt nil to ent unless ho
worked for it. IIo was to water things
with tho sweat of his brow. It is not
on the record, but it was no doubt a
n condition also, that all these littlo
pests and nnnop iiuces were sent to mako
him employ his beat eiloits, instead of
his poorest ones. Qermantovni Tele-trapi.
Tho New. Devil.
Iluinnu imagination nnd human per
vcisity hnvu nt one timu nnd nnuther
turned nlniost everything into a devil.
Perhaps this fact Is to day tl.o strong
est real argument in fnvor of total de
pravity t though ho must bo n bravo
man who, in this weather, would fol
low that lino of thought to its theolog
ical consequence. Ouu man said the
devil wn' a snake. Adam Ulink s ml
thu snnku was nil npo thai had dipped
somewhere and lost its l'g. Darwin
said tho npo was n man or a manikin,
and so science brings the world hack
again to the rougher side of Eden. It
is doubtful it Shakespeare believed in
theVdovil. Perhaps lie knew him too
well, lint whoever nas spent mo mid
night hours over "Fnust" need not bo
told that tho black poodle was n new in
carnation ot Impdom and tha lioetho
had certainly been with Adam Clark's
npo nud teamed of him.
ihis Is all typical of human progress,
Tho poodio is as superior to a siioko or
nn npo ns Grant is to Washington, or
a woman to n man. There is snap in
a poodio, or in sonic poodles. But
I.!.. 1 ' .11 1 1 , 1 . .
imiiiKimi, especially womauKiuo, does
not want too much of him. And per
haps there is somo ground for tho
anxiety expressed by a recent writer on
tho "alarming increase of p iodles."
llo intimates that tho political devil
nnd tho whiskey devil aro harmless ur
chins compared with tho po'idlo; nnd
ho waxes eloquent over the imminent
peril with which poodles menace all
that is softest in thu heart and weakest
in tho brain ( f omen. On every
hand, ho says, the evil is spreading, till
already is theio witnoised a virtunl
immolation of tiio affections and intel
lect of thousands of the sex on tho
Idolatrous shrine of six-ounce puns,
Tho wisest philosophers have always
neiu mat women were natural idolaters,
but it was left for tho ladies of ,thq
nineteenth century to "catch on'' tb.a
dog. Phila. Times.
A Hint About Weeds.
Says tho American Atricultitrist :
In harvesting Indian Corn' and Wheat,
wo cut them long before tho grain tho
seed, is ripe. When tho grain in oitlier
is fully formed, the stalks are cilt ; ex
perience has shown that tho ripening
process goes on ; tho stalk contains suf
ficient nutriment to perfect tho grains,
and it does this nfter tho plantiis cut
away from tho root. Indeed, thd grain
thus treated often comes to greater per
fection, than if the plant wcro left
until tho seed is fully ripi'. What
takes place with these uiop plants, also
occurs with weeds. Many woods, if
cut up while in flower, still have nutri
ment enough in their stems and leaves,
to perfect nud ripen a crop of seeds.
It therefore happens, that the mere
cutting up of many weeds, and leaving
tnem to dry upon the ground dots lit
tle towards their extermination. Tho
common Purslane or "Pussloy,'' for
oxample, has remarkable vitality, its
very succulent stems will rcmuii nlivo
for weeks, nud oven continue to grow
after thoy have been depiivcd of tho
root. It is one thing to cut up Weeds
with tho hoe ; it is equally important,
and it should always bo done in car-
dens, to gather up the weeds by tho
uso of rake, and carry them to aibrush
heap, where thoy will ultimately bo
Durnetl.
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Uemeily liver .11 ail p. it Ix (.'uinuundel
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The oldest, beat, most renowned ami 'val
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UgUUl Ull IU11I1.
It gives new life nnd vigor to the ngcil
iuul liiilrni. To clergymen, lawyers, liter
nry men, ladies, nnd nil whom sedentary
Blood, fatomach, Bowels, or Kidney's, or
wnu icquiru mi appetizer, tome, anu mild
aiiuiuiiiui, 11 is luvuiiimne, uciiiu; itigiuy
curative, tonic and stimulating, without
belli,; Intoxicating.
Ho matter what your feelings or symp.
toms are, or what the disease or ailment is,
imn ITnn Rllri'rS. Finn't i-nlf until ..nt,
Sick, but if VOU OIllv feel lmil nr tnleprnMn
use tho hitters nt once. It limy save vour
nr.. t, i i i - . -
mi.. jiiiimruiiH iiuvu ui-i-n saved uy so
tlnlne. nt il tnnili'i-iitH t-n-jt Auh ntur iImi.
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or let your friends suffer, but use and urge
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llil.111 llf 1ISU 11UJ, JJIUUIS.
ii vou nave lameness in tlm inina. win
frequent pains and aches j numbness of
tllG Ilmrlt KPIint V.llillnflll mill frnnr .llo
charge of urine, tilled with pus, nud which
will turn red by standing! n voracious np
petite nnd unquenchable thirst : hnrsh anil
0 -V Skill ! nllllnmi- tnnrriln. nftnn ,lirM,
luiii-u , Bwuiicii anu iniianieu gums : urop.
sicai swelling or the limbs; frequent at
tanks nf hlrrmnrli , I
urine, nnd great fatigue in attempting it
j uu uiu piim-ring iruin euniu lorm ot Kiel,
nuv or Urlnnrv ('nmnlutnt hup li m llnmiirb
lIlSHANtt llf till- L'lflni.V-a Qtrim, m- t.i Itn ... .n
tlon of the bladder, gravel and rriial calcu
li, maui'ii's, Hiraiiguury siriciuru mm re
tention of till- lirlnp nnd Tlnr, lltlluru la
only remedy that will permanently cu.-o
you.
ltcmember, Hop Hitters is no vile, drug,
trod, drtinkon nostrum hut tlm m, ..., n...t
best medicine ever made, nnd no person or
IllillllJ BIIUlllll UV WllllUUl 11.
jjon i nsK uny oi ino Highly lauded atuhT
Willi tl-RtlllUltllllU nf l.r.Mir iillrim l.i., -el.
your neighbor, druggist, pastor 'or physi.
iuiio mini iiuiua una aiui cill) (10 lor
you and test it. Aug.
LYL5JA E. PINKHAM'8
VEGETABLE OOMPOUND.
In n l'niltlvfl Cure "
For nil lho I'utarul Complalnti '! wtakneuM
a uiiuia la our boat fcauiU popuUtloa.
A Jlcillclno for Worn m, Inrrnteit br Wonjin.
1'repareil Ij a Woman.
TtaCr.,1.,1 Jfo41iaJ lllutirrr SUN IW IHw ot llliUrf.
tflt roTlrc. lho aroopint iplriti, Imliioritoo nd
btnaonlioi tho oricojUo f uuciloaf, sir elutlclt unl
flnunwito tliattep.nutorutlionitturslluilr to tho
tie, and UuU oo tho palo chock of woman tho (nan
rosea ot uto'a fprlntt anil tarlj auramer lime.
rrPhtilclani Ui. n and Preicriba II Fre,,.-c
II remoif falntneu, tlatuleuer, deatrora all crailag.
for tlmuUi,t,arulnUrwtakiieMpf lho jtomach.
Tlial ( llooflK-ailijilovn, ca'ulim pain, weight
an 1 boi-kacho, li alvr pormanent' curo-l If !t uie.
for Ilia euro or KUoijr Complatala oftllkor aex
IliU Ciaipt,tiii4 If tiyaurfnaooil.
I.YIHA V. I'lNiritAjTi 11101)11 I'DUIVIKU
will ir.iJ.cilo rrj T..1I.-0 1,1 liunuro from iLa'
.Uluo.1, iul ulro toiio and .trtwth to tha ajatcni. of
uaimoiuauorchlM. in-iloloa liavlairlt.
n-.th tli Conipounilaoil UlooJ I'urUkr aro preparol
at ami nt Wu,uri Atonao, .jnn, Uaii. ITU-oof
alllior, U 8I kolllm for i Bent Ij mall Utho form
of pUK or of loaururra, on receipt of prior, $1 per boa
forclthor. Hra, rtukham f roel auawari all lottara of
Ijiqulrr, Encloaa Set atorap. SnJ for vampMot,
LIVKU 1'lUA Tbrr ouio coli.tlpallou, LUIouaaoaa.
audtorpluitof tUollTor. a) coulo per boa.
-rioIJbr ullDrugglata.-b 0)
-li
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF ,
CONSTIPATION.
Ko othar dlaaaa la to frraTalant In thla eoun-l
'Itry aa ConaUpation, and no remodrhaa aTorj.
: aquauaa in. oaiooraica juanoy.wori aa an
Jour.. WIutnTTtt" lho oiw,tiowovor obotlnato
i tno oaao, tnia romedrwiuoTeroom.it. I
nEl Till II oiatreaiinff oom-i
Blla B0 O talalAt la very arjt to bel-
JoompU ca tod with ooiutl pa tlon. Kldnej.Wortr
tatrenfftnan. the weakened parts and qiilcVljj
Jouroa all klnda of Filea oren nben phyalolanal j
i ana meaiaince ner. ucioro iauea.
I u- iFTJrounT.winaroxuirB. trtmbiea
'iPRIoailil U8E I DruMlet. Sell!
ZtaTHminerHl Tho wliout hnrvest is
over nud your burns nro now lillcil to
tticir utmost capnuity, with ono of tlio
lnrgext crops of wlicnt thnt lias boen
grown for somo yenrs, nnd to thoso wlio
hnvo used Unugh's Ammoninted Dis
solved AiiimMUonoa tins been proscutcd
nu opportunity of testing tlio merits of
tills vnluablo fertilizer.
A good fertilizer will not c.vliaust its
efforts on tlio ouo crop but will bo seen
on tho succeeding plantings. TliU result
we claim of Uaugh's Ainmonintcd l)is
solved Aniinnl Hones, nnd you will lind
I to your ndvnntagoto.c'n'gago n supply
for your Fall yccding, Asl your dealer
for it nnd if ho does not li.ive the article
do not bo put off with any Other "said
to bo just as good," but send direct to
us for it. Prices and information
furnished upon npplicnliun to us.
Get in your orders early as from tho
present outlook the demand for this
popular brand will bo greatly in excess
of that of former years.
BAUGH & SONS,
20 Hotitlt Delaware Ave.,
PHILADELPHIA.,
July si -3 v
ADVEKTlSKUSl send for our t'elect Matbf Vo
oal Newspapers, (leo. 1. Howell Ki'.o. t spruce
tiUi N. Y. 1u)14,4w
I tlm stnmacli
nu jiniK vi inn uini, n m uimiii , iii-iniiinii.it
its tnalD support! tlio nprves ir.i,meiinKcr3 t-tli
-,'IUO
Downs, tho klilnojs uml the poms tw nntii-uarils
Indigestion creates a vl ilent revolt araoni; thesn
atuenns of tho renal ork'im; and to brlnif,theso
baelc to lliolr auty, there Is noililnu hkati; tlun
l4t.tn7. IIMrlfvlnrr In vlirnr itlno . f-nitll.ir . hn r.. iff.
ft TARrllNT'il NKLTZmi APKhlENT It renOp'TlllluD
eyaii m ami rcsiore.i to iitmiin own tne "rarcs tue
the mlt il. body ai-d
solo 11Y Ai.h nni'iioisi s.
Juy 14, 4-w. r
IOWA AND
MINNESOTA
LANDS
On tho Chicago, Uilwaukco I: St. Paul Bailw&y
Cheap Prices.Lone: Tiuif.Low Interest
.and Debates fcr Iniprovcaients.
For map and lull particular,' atldrius
WILLIS DllUMMONI), J11.,
Ijind Commissioner, Milwaukee, S'la.
.July 14, 4 w. r
TT A OKFITSTOW N 1 NSTTTUTE.
BEV. GEO. H. WHITNEY, D. D. President.
Fall In rm opens Sept Lmlles' CoHoki), l're-
Sara You, y Men lur Colloh-e. liest lacllltlea for
luslc, Art and Commercial branches. Thorough
ness In crery department; nest bulldlic ot Its
class, with Btenm-heat, gas, hot and cold water,
etts. close attention tomanners, morals and health
Catalot'iio free. Terms low. UACKKTTSTOWN,
N.J. r July Slim.
N
modi
OTICE TO INVESTORS!
Flrnt .IforlKHKC Ural Cntule laUiiiitt
mode and (lunrmiiuf il by tiio
NeMaLoaD and Trust Couipauy,
IIASTIXfJS. K I14.SKA.
School Donda and Munlclpil f)curlUas ror, sale,
llestof nferunces fiirnlhi"l. wnu for full partic
ulars. .IAS. U. IIkAIII WELL, Pres., K O.'Wkb
8Tkk, Treas. djuly 83 4iv
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out tho entire compass. Fur Miium, the advan
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Mpeiilura, Itmulern nnd Acium train from their
increased compass such nelilv miidiilated Inflec
tions, and from their enlarged volume of tono such
striking contrasts of power, that tin grand faults
of monotony and mnnnerum give placu to a varied
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whether ror slnglug or elocuil.in, these lessons
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giving dennltely the fundamenul principles upon
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fin.
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Ali kinds of Watches. Clocks and Jnirnirv nr
ly repaired and warranted.
may n, j-u
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Manhattan ot Now York,
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Loss of Appatlto, Juandlce,
Aflections ot tho Liver, Indi
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mm.. .L.1..I. .1 ,ti,, I, 1. Ih. I....I.. HKhhI I'u.lti., nn
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July 14-4Wd
To Kervcas Sufferers The Oreat European
sr. j. B.siursox's srxciria hedicinb.
Dr. J. 11. Simpson's Specific Medlclno Is a posi
tive cure for overwork of body or briln ornxcess
of any kind, such as weaknoss and nil diseases re
sultlniff.om Nervous Debility, Irrltablllty.Mentnl
Anxiety, Languor, Lassitude, Depression ot Hplrlta
and functional derangements of the norvons sys
tem itencrahy, rains lu the
uacK or ciiue, iX)S3
aroai,
irru.
or Memory, l're
mature oiu age
nddlsentes thut
lead to eonsmpt
lou, Insanity AoO
early grave or
both. Mi matttr
bow shattered the
ivbtem may w
ro -I uxcesses or auv klnu. a saort course of this
meuicine wiu restore in. iosi iiinciions anu pro
cure health and happlnebswhero before was de
spondency and gloom. The speelflc Medicine Is be
ing used with wonderful success.
l'amphlota sent freo to all. Wrlto for them and
get full parttlcuiar.
Price, Specific fl.oo per package.or six packages
for J3,(j. will be sent by mall on receipt of mouey
Address all ordeTS, .1. 1). MlMPSON's MEDICINK
CO. NO.3.-J04 and.VloMfilQ street, Jttfffalo.N. Y.
.VoileibytJ. tI-KtNr0HT8, niooun'mi g, Pa.
feb ai8I-ly
STAM)tltD
FOOD FOR PLAETS
0UUIII.E8H.
Kor produilngllowcrs nnd
vigorous growtli It, lias :no
niual. lias stood tli.i test
for years, nnd always does
all claimed for n. Is epoclnl
iy adapted tor house plants
and gardening, giving a
healthy growth and nbund
nntilonvrs. (ivit imywu packages sold
In ISO, Awarded the medal
at the mechanics' fair In
lioston. Put uo In packages
at 10 and
For sale nt THE
25 cents each.
COLDMUIN OFFICK.
The Backus Watei Motor,
IS THE MOST
Economical Power Known
-FOlt-
DRIVING LIQJ1T ilACHINEUV.
It takes but little room.
It never gets outotmpalr.
It can not blow up.
Itnecdo no fuel
It reeds noenglnoer.
Thero lsnodeliy; no tiring up; no ashes to clean
tiway; no extra Insurance to pay; no repair
ing necessary; no coal bills to pay,
and It Is always ready for use.
It Is luvaluable for blowing Chuich organs for
running printing Presses, Sowing .Mnchlno-i. Turn
lnsf Lathes, Scroll Saws, Grind Stones Coitne Mills,
Sausago Machines, I'eedCuttors, Corn Mills, Leva
tors, etc.
Four horso power at 40 pounds pressure of wa.er.
It 13 noiseless, neat, compact, steady, and abovo all
IT. IS VERY CHEAP.
Send for circular to the llack'is Water Motor Co.,
Newark, N. .1., stating numii of papir you saw ad
vertisement In.
Price, $15 to 300. Sept. so (f
FINE WXMB8
uat lotlf.f Ih 4
Trtur, III! PtffM.J.
, rourrti, ! of j?)y
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IniCrl, nnuiuul m
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BLOOMSBURG, ?A.
WEEN FDMD ME A PTE OF
THE RIGHT PLACE TO GET A
SPRING OR SUMMER SUIT
IS AT
DAVSD LOWENBERC
MUKCHANT TAIXC&K.
mjJMh WMJ! MaMe) motMng
AT THE
EXAMINE THE FINEST STOCK OF
YOUTHS' BOY'S ami Mud's. CLOTHING.
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS
HANDSOME PATTERNS.
PERFECT FITS,
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
SPRI1TG aOODS
OBI HAND.
B100MSBUKG STATE N 0 H M A L SG HO
SIXTH NOHMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg,
Rov.
wiMuiiiiitfin, nu nMuiHt innKtlltit.i1. ndprM
llulldlngsspac"lous. Inviting nud commodious ; completely heated by steam, well ventilated, lighted by
LocatlonicaUhf ui, nnu cosy of access. Tnacheiecxperlencod, efilclent, nnd nllvo to their work. Discipline, firm but kind, uniform nnd thorough
Uxpetiief moderate. Fifty cents a week deduction to all exacting to teach. Students admitted at any time. Ilooms reserved when doslrcd.
Coutsca of Btudy prescribed by the State :
I. Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary, IV, Classical.
T Ailtitnpt ritimp.i! Ai-.nlemlc. II. Commercial. III. Course In Music. IV. Course In Art. V. Course in Plivflicat Culture.
The Elementary. Sclcntlllc and Classical coursos nro I'liOFKSSIONAL, and Students grndualng
followlbg corresponding Degrees s Master ot mo uieineuiH; siasior oi mo sciences ; Master ot lho Classics, uraauates in tnu other couraos receive
Normal Certificate their attainments, signed by tho Ofllcersof tho Hoard of Trustees.
Thocoursoof stud y prescribed by tho state Is liberal, and thusjlentltlcand Classical courses arc not Inferior to Ihoso of our best Colleges.
Th,. Htotnroniiirnan htiriier order ot cltlzcnslilD. The times demand It. It Is oue of the nrlmu oolncu nrthia School to hem to hecuru It. bv furnish
ing intent gentand efilclent Teachers for her Schools.
Improvo their lime and their inicnts, as nuiucnis.
labor after leaving Mcnoni. Knr imniogue.auurusa
HON. WII.I.1A.II i:iiU'i:i,li, l're.lilcnt lloiiril
0;t.), i.-
The following properties from
Vnrlously locuteil in IJI.O-OMSIlUHCi nnd
other places, itllnrdliig clicup huincs or prof
liable Investment.
A Frame Dwelling
In good condition. ASPECIALUAliOAlN.
Sovoral Small FEAME DWELLINGS.
Deslrublc cheap liomes or good investments.
A number of liKrrilit Fjia.me Dwki.iimis
Pleasantly Looatko.
-33RICK DWELINGS,--
from CHEAP to HEST nt various loctitlotis.
BUILDING LOTS n lu nily nil streets nt vn
rious rlcct.
Coxiisaoth JIauk io ltt ii.li PUAME OU
llltICK HUlI.DlNCiS of tiny iluscrlplion, to
bu iluno promptly nnd satisfactorily,
I'A RIMS VOU SALE
In liloom, licnton, Fisliliigcicek, Ilemloch,
.MiidUou, Mllllin, Jlontour, Jtickson
Pine, Cutuwlisii iuul Centre townships.
Thu above at nil prices nnd cmbrncing
hind ior
FarmingrQrazing, Truckingand Tobac
co Raising.
Also several good TlMHKlt TUACTS and
SAW MI1C1LS.
Alo HfslNiM LooA-iioNS with trade, estab
lished, including a
Woolen Rlill,
in Good Condition and Location,
Carriage Mamifactcry, Coal Yard, Lime
Stone Quarries, and Kilns.
All the above can bo bought at fair prices
nnd on reasonable terms. For particulars,
"P1,lyt0 JOHN A. FUNSTON,
PAUL E. WIRT.
UTTHS3 GUT!
Wehavostoreslni5 leading Cltlos,
from which our ul-cuU riitJlii tliu'r nippUoi! iiuli-Mr.
Our I'licturlen ami I'l liirliml (llllfi's aro at
llrle. Pa. Send for our eiv C uliiluKtle and
Ujimi tJUK'onu Addronb
tin .1 I iVJ7!l 5 3l2LacknwannaAve
Mi iS LUSLLL BCIIAHTON, PA.
March 3.ly
SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE COLUMBIAN.
S2.00 A YHAU.
Mt JMQW0B8,
L.olumbia L.ounty,
D. J. WALLER, Jr., Ph. D.,
the verv best faetllttea for Prnfnaalnnfll ornt r!1i,pn.
To this end It Bollclts young persons uf good
iu Hiiaueu u promises aia in uuveiopisg tuuir powers, ana auunaant opportunities ior wen pam
mu i nnuipui.
of Truateca.
V. V, lllLLMYEH,
uJOmOBBBBBM;. .1
TP . .
jjjvcry istey uryan
Oold Is made fii:
Eaunl tl till it 11. and
Send for Illuitratcd Catalogue.
. & . . K . .
CELEBRATED
And other first class Piancs, ami, a largo lot of
MUSIC
YIOLINS, ACCORDEONS,
BAIMJOS?
MUSICAL MCrUIIEffl:
VIOLIN STRINGS,
Ami vvvvything
J"- SALTZEB,
MUSIC ROOM,
FIFTH STORE BELOW MARKET STREET,
BLOOMSBURG Pa.
WEBSR-H
PIA1TOS,
FIN 15 INLAID FUKNUII WALNUT CASE OKOAN, 9 STOPS, $90 OASII.
Eiiny Tonus. SutlHf'aciloii Gum tint n ti.
3i5A.OOISr'S ROOMS,
MUSIC HALL HLOOK, WXX.&BS-SARRB. PA
Back
Ache
POSITIVELY CURED
Benson's Capcine
Porous Plasters.
Koason-t Wiiy they mo Vrvferrcd to All
MUii-v l'uiuu Vlahlrl'il or I'.xU'rual
lUinrAlrsi
Itccanao thrf wrra nil tho merit of the
atrriiKiheiiliig .oriHi plumr, ami contain In ail.
clltloii tlien lu tin, nuwly iHaiovt'inl powerful and
itctHmrgctahlt'i'omliliiiulon whhli aria wliU In.
I'H'Hsnl .rulM-fuck-iit, bI liutilt iiiir, ndatlvo aud
counter irritant rtfodr.
Svrniiil,
llooauin thry arc a fi'iinluo ihannr.ri'iillcal prrp.
arullon, anil an ttcognliwl by tho Ti)fcnalou,
Tlilril.
Ilecauio Ihcjr nro the only iiLuiint that relieve
palu nt oncv,
I'oiirlli,
Ilccausa thejr will iHwItlvcly euro dlicaaej which
ether rciocdlea will not ntn relluve.
Elf III.
Ilecauae over C0O0 li) aUlnnaanil dmcglita hare
TOlumnrlly teellfleil that ll.iy nruauierlurtuall
other (ilaatera or incdliiuca lur external uec,
-Slxtli.
Ilccamo tho maniifnciiin'M 1mm lecelvod the
ouljr uicdala ever yivi-n for par on. (ilaitera,
Benson's Capcine Porons Plaster!
SEABURY ii JOHNSON,
, Maiiufactuiinij tlliemlna, New York,
AHUHIt Hli.lliaiV AVI, ANT. l'rltuKBcu;
MEAD'S Medicated COKNmJ BUNION PUSTER.
Novi'Sl.ly
SUBSOHIUK NOW FOU
THE COLUMBIAN
$2-00 A YKAli.
Pennsylvania.
Principal.
Innrnlnir.
gas, and furnished with a bounttfui supply of
therein, tecclvo stato Diplomas, conferring tho
abilities and good purposes, thoso who desire to
Secretary.
Every buyer should
Select an Oryan
(That yuarantce.K yoml
Every day work and
Year of service.
J. ESTF.Y & CO., Uruttlelioro, Yt.
9
BOOKS,
T1' a
WEBER
runs
in iSic Music line.
ARDMAW
Junol
J. SALTZER'S
General Sewing Machine Depot,
Fifth Store Below Market St ,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
GeleW White Sewiog Machine,
New J)uvis Vertical Fi'eil Sow
ing Machine,
Now Homo Sowing Machine,
nrMTSCTn,4-Rcwing Machine,
Fstoy Sowing Machine,
Genuine Finger Sewing Machine,
Singer Pattern Sewing Machine,
Si,"116,?18' b;st Sow'f? Muclilno Oil, ami Nee.
dies for all hewing mnchTuc3. Sowlne Macnliies
made ftr cash. Kvtry inaclilne purchased from
1f"""'J W bo kept In good runrang order
for live years free of chaw nd thorough In.
?,trru,c0',!, 8lv?n. Km Usually operator in this
part of tlm a ate freo of cnar.ro. Kxamlue my
stock of machines before purchasing,
FRUIT
niustratod Catalogue Free
Nfftjuosboro, I'a,
RAILROAD TIMETABLE
IHVSaknaSoTlkRaiarH loaaVLrMaHhlBHBVB
'DENNSYhVANtA i.'A'IhltOAD. 1'IHL.
I t,f mill t. Irflftr II 1, TMIftCn..
rhlladelphlA and Krln Jtntlroad Division anil
Noriliern Central Hallway. nu
BUJIMKlt TIJtE TATJLE.
IccfTcct Jun'otlb. 1933. trains lenva Mnrti,,,....
bcrland.
XA8TWARD,
B.s.1 a. m soa Bhoro Kxprcss tar sunbtiry, tlar.
rlaburif and Intermcdlato stations, Lancaster
I'hlladelphla, New York, llaltlmoro and Washing
ion, arriving hi. ruiiaueipnia p,m, New
York, 0.16 p. in, llaltlmoro, i.lo p. in. Washington
0.47 p. m., making closo connoctloBs atrniladel.
phla for ail Hen Bhoro points.
1.4J p. m.-l)ay express for Hunburr, Ifarrli.
burg and Intermediate stations, Lancaster, Phil,
adolphla, Now York, llaltlmoro nnd Washington,
arrlvlngat I'hlladelphla 7.85 p. m. Now York,
iu.oj p. in. i uimiiuui i-, u. in.; nasningion, 8,47
p.m. rullmnn I'arlor car through to rbllidel.
phla and passongcr coaches through toThlladcl.
phla and llaltlmoro.
8.o p. m. williamsport Accommodation for
Hunbury, lUrrlsburg nnd nil Intel medlato sta
tions. Lancaster, Philadelphia .and, Now York
arming at I'hlladelphla .65 n. m. ; Now York o is
a. m. sleeping car accommodations can bo secur.
I'd nt Harrlsburg tor I'lillAdelphta nnd Now York
I'hlladelphla passengers can remain In sleeper unl
disturbed until 7 n. m.
ljiS a. in. Krlo Mall for Hunbury, Harrlsburg
and Intermediate stations, Lancaster, I'hiladel.
phla, Now York, llalllmore and Washington, ar
riving at Philadelphia 7ooa.m.j Mow York, ii.ij
n. in. llaltlmoro T.45 a. m. 1 Washing,
ton, 9.17 a. m. Through Pullman sleeping cars
aro run on this train to Philadelphia, llaltlmoro
and Washington, and through passongcr coaches
to Philadelphia and llaltlmoro. ra
WE3TWAHD,
o.ss a. m. Krlo Mall for Erlo nnd all intermediate
staUons widi through Pullmnn Palace car and
through passenger coaches to Krlo.
For Cunnndslgun and Intermediate stations,
ltochester, Ilurrulo and Niagara Falls, wan Pull
man Palace car nnd passenger coaches through to
ltochester.
1.4S p. m. Niagara Express for Kane and Inter
mediate stations with through passenger coaches
to Kano. Por Canandalgua nnd principal inter
mediate stations, llochcst-or, uutlnlo ana Niagara
Palls with through parlor carlo Watklns and
through passenger coaches to llochester.
6.BJ p. m., Fast lino for Lock Haven and Interme
diate stations, and Etmlra, Watklns and Interme
diate Btntlons, with through passenger coaches to
Watklns.
THKOUOII TRAINS FOU NOItTIIUMllEIlLAND
F1IOM THE EAST AND SOUTH.
Niagara Express lenvos New York, 6 so a. in.:
Philadelphia aad a. m.i Wr-shlngton, 8.07 a. in.:
llaltlmoro e.so a.m., arriving fit Northumberland
1.43 p.m.. with through Pullman I'arlor car from
Philadelphia and through passenger coaclies from
Philadelphia and llaltlmoro.
Fast Lino lontcs Now York T.55 a. m.': Phlladel
phla.ll.es n. m. Washington, n.07 a.m.: Haiti
more, 10.C0 a. m., arriving nt Northumberland
e.8sp;m., with through passongcr coaches from
Philadelphia nnd llalirmoro.
Krlo Mall leaves Now York 7.Wp.im.; Philadel
phia, tl.in) p.m.; Washington, 0-67 p. m.; llaltl
moro, 11. so p. m., ntrtvlngnt Northumberland LSI
n. in., with through Pullman Palaco sleeping cars
from Philadelphia, Washington and llaltlmoro
and through passenger coaches from Philadelphia.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
COMPANY.
On and at Wr February Hth.lSSl.tralns will leave
Sunbury as follows :
NbnxnwAHD.
Noriliern "Express 0.80 n.m.,nrrlvo Elmlra u.so pm
Arrlvo at Cauandnlgua 3.2s p. m.
" HochesUir 4.40 "
" ' Niagara. 8 45 '
Niagara Express l.co p, m. arrlvo Elmlra o.os p m
arrlvo Canandilgu.i 8.35
" Rochester ' 0 45 "
" Niagara 12.6(1 mu
Fast line 6.15 p m ari lvo Elmlra 10.su p m
V i Watklns 11.10 pm
80UTHWAHD.
Southern Express 1.32 a.m. arrive Ilarrlsb'g 8.15 am
arrlvo Philadelphia t.oo "
" New York 9.3s
" llaltlmoro 7.to
, , " Washington K22 a la
Lock Haven Ex 10.50 a m arrlvo Ilarrlsb'g la.es pm
arrive Philadelphia fi.oo p ra
" Now Y'ork 8.45
" llaltlmoro 5.20
" Washington 0.47
Bay Express l.supm arrlvo Harrlsburg 8.3 p m
" Philadelphia 7.05
" Now York 10.00 "
" Itaitiuiora 1 7.00
" Washington 8.17
Erlo Mall l.os a. m. arrlvo narrlsburg 8, do a. m
" Philadelphia 7.0 11
" Now York 0.35 "
" llaltlmoro 7.00
" Washington s.22
J.n. WOOD, (lenoral Pasaongor Agent.
FHANK THOMSON, General Manager.
pHILADELPIIA and HEADING ROAD
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
Juno 20, 1S82.
TK1IN3 LBAVS BUrKKT IB fOLLOWB(80MDi V
KXCErTiP.
For Now York,Phlladelplila,nendlne;potUvllle
Tamaqua, sc., 11,45 a. m
For Catawlssa, 11,45 a. m. 4 f 0 and 7,20 p. m.
For WUUamsport,o,16 s,60 a. m. and 4,0a p. m.
T1UINBF0H norlBT LEAVK AS FOLLOWS, (SDKDAT
kXCKPTSD.)
Leave Now York, via. Tamanend 9,00 a, m. and
via. Hound DrooU llouto 7,45 a. m.
Lcavo Philadelphia, ,4S a. m.
Leave Heading, ll.ts a. m., Pottavllle, 12,s p. w
and Tamaqua, 1,35 p. in.
Lcavo UituwLsaa, 0,10 8,10 a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Lcavo Williamsport ,9,43 a.m,,oo p.m. and 4,30 p. in
Passengers to and from New York, via. Tama
nend and to nnd from Philadelphia go through
wlthoutchango ot cars.
J. E. WOOTTlMt
General Manager,
C. Q. HANCOCK,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Jan, iu, l!st tf.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WKsTEHN ItAlLKOAl).
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
NOHTH,
STATIONS. SOUTH
a.m. 11 m. p.ir.
scranton.... 9 80 2 10 t 17
........HOllL'VUO. . 0 22
Taylorvlllc, 0 45 2 20 6 27
...Lackawanna- 9 62 2 27 e 84
Plttston.... 9 63 2.31 (I 41
.. West Plttston 10 03 2 39 40
Wyoming.... iu 03 2 41 0 61
Malt by 0 SS
Bennett o sx
Kingston.... 10 18 2 M 7 02
Kingston.... 10 13 2 61 7 lo
.Plymouth Juno 7 17
....Plymouth... 10 20 3 02 7 22
Avondalo... 3 00 7 .10
Nantlcoko.. 10 31 3 10 7 37
llunlock's creek 10 42 3 18 8 00
...shlckEhlnny. 10 65 3 83 8 25
....Hick's Ferry. 1107 4J 8 40
....lioach Haven. 11 13 9 61 8 60
Berwick .. 11 20 3 67 9 00
Hilar creek.. e 00
...Willow Orovo, 4 07 8 05
Llmo Hldgc.. 4 12 8 10
Espy.. ..i ll 39 4 80 8 13
...llloomsburg., 11 45 4 27 8 25
Ituport II 61 4 33 8 30
Catnwl'a II ridge 11 63 4 33 8 85
Danvllla..,, 13 is 4 60 8 52
Chulosky,,. 9119
.....Cameron.., 5 09 9 04
Northumberrd 12 45 5 25 9 20
p.m. p.m. a.m.
. W. p. HALSTBAH.Hupt.
t'8 offlce, Scranton. Feb. 1st, 1SS2.
p.m. p.m. a.m.
0 15
U 09
V 03
8 60
8 43
S 42
8 37
a 4a
9 43
2 30
2 29
2 22
2 15
2 10
9 37
9 80
9 21!
9 19
14
8 25
8 25
2 00
1 50
1 42
1 85
1 25
1 18
1 03
9 04
9 04
8 10
8 65
8 07
B 00
8 47
8
7 40 12 It
7 33 12 25
7 SO 12 IS
7 20 12 00
7 13 11 47
1 09 11 40
7 (5 11 32
51 11 10
5 CI 10 C3
0 45 10 60
0 37 10 44
0 13 10 22
0 10 10 1)9
0 04 10 00
6 45 9 40
8 tS
8 17
8 12
8 00
7 60
7 52
7 44
T 33
7 33
7 S9
7 11
6 45
p.m. a.m. u.,m
HAIR B&Z&SxM.
vSlKN. ' " J ly """'0 i'
feW1' l'tan,wdii,ioai y f
WtiR.P:'''!nii'1r .rl'o, oil lu. t,
' wfi, ,f "it1'"' i
if it cu a nutciuiit f
only II...I nic U hlI. l il I
tu lho ai-1;. tuul I ,r i
nu.lrU'.v i i
Rettores tiie youthtul Color to Crcyorradcdllair
5 , .... r. . - .
. ji.cr j nair naisam it nncly iictluitiuj 11ml 11
warranted to prevent falling c.r lira luir mul . re.
nwyeuanurullanililcliliig, llikvbY R ( 9 . N.Y. fcj
ovK. ouu 1 1 n,, ot d.kl.ri Indruk'au4 nWulu.. 0
GIN0EIIOI1
A Superlative Health and Slrjnjth pettorer.
It you are a inerlianic or fanner, worn out with
?v?'0'.' nrn nintlur luniWn Iv niiiillyorlioaio.
nold duuet Iry pAKKBk'H (Jisglu '1 iimc,
I f you aro n law yer, mlni.ier or Lukir.cn man ex
liauited by mental strain or anxiout carea, da not taVa
lntoxicauiigniniulant,LutusePaiUr'aGiiicrTonij
Hyou liavo Couiiiinpiion, Dviir,iila. Uneuraa.
lim, Kidney Contnlaimi, crunyilixmltroflheluucj,
atornacli,lioeli, Lloodor iivitet.PakKaii'a Oiw.iii
PoNic will euro yo.t. 1 1 lathe Cireatctt llloo,! purifier
And the Ceil and Surest Cough Cure Ever Died.
If ou aro watting away fromtige, duiipalion or
any duease or eaknot and rennii a a tt'uuuUnl tako
jiHOtH Toxic ot mho i itwilllniieoraie end build
you up from the firat doo tmt will never Intricate.
It hat taved hundred! of liei it may iao youn,
CAU1 ION 1-B.fu.e oil iiil.tlluUi. Purk.r'i Gln.rTel; U
ootu)oi.il of tlio U,tru.aii.l oaviti In II,. wu,l l.ouj U.btlrly
aiflrmel fpwm t.rrrratloii of gTii. cr olca., KvuJ Ivr ilrkuUr
IIUco A Co., N, V, lOe. 4 1 1 lf,, at J.1.M la Jiii.-,.
GREAT 6AYI.VO PUVINQ POI.LAR SIZE.
It. ri. I. n., e 1.-. 1. .1.:.
M .-"."'I. ,,.l;i..iiv .to iimu, iitM
ianolliiug ilkelt. Intittuiron laving Fioaus.
mu frt, , ,. r r
v. vvbuun. ilu iuuk iur oiuaiuro VI
Mtnn lotUt. Aojr dienM or JI.r la fuir
Juno U, 6w.
March S, '82 ly.