THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTJRG, COTiUMBI A-'GOUNTY, PA.
Preparing tlio Soil for Wheat.
Fnll wheat Beetling Is not so fnr dis
tant tlint good fnrnu cm nfford to defer
nttcntion to jihino. Thoro nre so many
considerations affecting profit In rais
ing Winter wheat that ono must bo
well acquainted with nil the conditions
or bo subjected to losses quite too fre
quent to mako tlio crop a pleasant ono
to contemplate. Ono of tlio chief re
quirements is tlio machanical fitting of
tlio soil. It is of such great importanco
that it hardly ranks below tho chief re
quirement. 12 veil fertility is not more
essential than mechanical preparation
of tho soil. It is true, land must have
certain natural fitness for wheat to bo
used profitably for this crop, but this
fitness is of no avail on lauds, except
when preparation is complete.
Winter wheat is it crop exceedingly
fastidious in its demands. The soil may
be heavy, or light) and yet capablo of
iiroiluuinjt lull crops, but haimazard,
careless methods in preparation of land
cxcec(linily lavorable, rarely result sat
isfactorily. As to the soil nothing is
better titan clay loam, provided efficient
drainage is had. Without drainage
tho tik of ltvw h so great that a pru
dent f.iiiiicr w.il riirely attemptwlie.it
raising under such a condition. Drain
ago may bo natural through a porous
subsoil as in alluvial lands, but if not
so iirovlded thero must bo artificial
drains sufficient to meet every require'
motit. Of course, this kind of nrepara
tioi! cannot bo made within the mouth
or two proceeding tho time for sowing
need. Heavy clay land, well under.
drained, alter two or three years of such
diTumiiL' it duly summed with the clo
mcnts of growth mav bo excellent for
wheat, but if not so drained the crop is
very likely to bo killed bv tho lifting
process involved in the freezing and
thawing of iMiuoli and April. No
amount ot preparation of such lands
win avail wituout, drainage.
This provided, the next step is to re
duco tho soil to thotmest tilth tlirougl
frequent cultivation to bring requisite
mechanical htness. 1 his is more easily
nffeclvtl with lands suitably drained be
cause thero is less liability to turn np
clods, and if clods appear, they aro ho
far disintegrated by tho previous pro
cesses of drainage that they soon fall
to pieces. Too much stress can not bo
placed upon what is properly styled
mechanical htiicss tor the crop, this
finding of tho soil ncccessary to permit
tho thread-like roots to penetrate in
scaccii of nutriment and moisture and
to remain alwavs in cloo contract with
tho soil. It may bo said of wheat es
pecially that tho roots abhor a vacuum
Beneath tho surface thero must be
close, compact, yet Sine soil, or tho
roots will not get suitable dovelopement
and whatever abundant to supply, it
will not bo available, hence the neces
sity of giving great caro to tlio tilting
as the prime condition of success.
As to the manure there are many
ways of applying it. Doubtless the
best is to incorporate it with tho soil,
as for instance ; if barnyard manure be
used, it may be spread before tho first
plowing, to bo turned in and afterwards
thrown back to tlio surfaeo and inter
mixed by every process of cultivation
so that tho soil wherever reached bv
the roots shall respond to their demand.
This is tho best way, taking account of
a series of years on a wheat farm, but
not for immediate leturns. In some
instances where grass is regarded with
even more favor than wheat, it may
bo always better to spread tho manure
on the surfaeo just previous to sowing
tho seed. Tho advantages of this
course are, first : tho decent of soluble
portions into the soil through the rains
that follow, thus giving much the same
result as when tho manure is incorpor
ated. Second ; that grass seed subse
quently sown, may have nourishment
and vigorous growth earlier in the sea
son than when tho manure is worked
into the soil by tho plow. In this view,
tho grass crop constituting the basis
of all grain farming, surface applica
tions may be counted as more profitable
than turning the manure in by tho plow.
Tho former is preferable when the man
ure is mixed with course stuff, the
waste of the stables, unrotted. whuro
tho substance is used on heavy soils.
Tno machanical effect in such a case is
admirable, tho coarse manure loosens
tho soil, and therebv brings a degree of
iitness not otherwise attainable, not
even by extended cultivation. Those
who me commercial fertilizers rind tho
greatest advantage in using them with
hiruynrd manure, but in all cases on
tho surface to bo worked in by tho har
row or drill. Whatever method bo
adopted in regard to the use of manure,
the neccessity remains to work tho sou
to proper tilth in order that the seed
bed may have the fineness required.
Jiusoandmen.
Experiments iu Feeding Cattle.
Tlio superintendent of tho model farm
at Guelph, Canada, gives as below tlio
results of somo experiments made there
in leeding cattle.
A steady, frosty winter is better than
an open one in leeding cattle.
An averago two or tlireo year'old steer
will eat its own weight ot ditleient
materials in two weeks.
Two or three year old cattle will add
one-third of a pound more per day to
their weight upon prepared hay and
roots than upon the same material uu
prepared.
It is thirty per cant, moro profitable
to premature ami dispose ot iattening
cattio at two years old than to Keej:
them up to three years.
Thero is no loss in feeding cattio well
upon a variety of materials for tlio sake
or manure alone.
Farmyard manure from well-fed cat
tle, threo year old, is worth au averago
ot isS.iio per ton.
A three-year-old beast, well fed, will
givo at least ono ton of manure every
month ot winter.
Ao cattio beast whatever will pay
for tho direct increase to its weight
from tho consumption of any kind or
quantity oi lood.
On an avorago it costs twelvo cents
for ovory additional pound of llesh
added to the weight ot a two or threo
vear old fattening steer.
In Canada the market value of store
cattio can bo increased thirty-six per
cent, during six months ot timshiug by
good feeding.
In order to secure a safe profit, no
store cattio beast, well done to, can be
sold less than cents per pound, live
weight.
In tho fattening of weathers, to finish
nt sheering, tho Cotswold and J.eices
tor grades can bo mado up to 200
pounds, tho Oxford Down 180 pounds
mid the Southdown (grade) 100 pounds
each, live weight.
A cow wintered upon two tons and n
half of hoy will produce not far from
live tons of manure, provided that sho
bo well littered mid none oi tno oxcre
inouts bo wasted.
Orchards where fowls nro nllowed to
run aro tho most profitable when
gathering time comes, It is a iiiUttiko
to think that bird, chickens nndtur-j
key.; provo a damage when given a
free nm into tlio fields.
Uterary Work and Tobacco.
In rosponso to a circular recently sent
out by Mr. Arthur Hemic, who has
been collecting intormatioti as to tlio
habits of literary men In regard to
stimulants, tho Abbo Molgno gives an
interesting and characteristic l coord of
his experiences. Tho letter appearing
in this paper, Lt Months, states that
ho had published lflO volumes, small
and great t that ho scarcely ever leaves
his work table and never takes walking
oxeroisc t yet ho never has a trace of
, , , , . ...
iicaiiacne, or urain-wcanness, or-constipation,
or any form of urinary trouble,
ivo tlo never has recourse tor his
work to stim.ilaiits, coffee, alcohol, to
bacco, ifca, a statement which the se
quel shows to need qualification. Snuff
taking ho has sometimes practised, but
ho vigorously condemns it. Ho has
learned twelve foreign languages by a
method of his own, and with regard to
his acquirements in philology and chro
nology, he savs. "1 was ono ot tho
most extraordinary personalities of my
time, and Francois Arago sometimes
laughingly threatened to have me burnt
ns n sorcerer, uu one occasion, when
in Munich for a few weeks ami spend
his evenings with Bavarian servants,
who each smoked four or five cigars
and drank two or throo pots of beer
daily (Steinheil, the most illustrious,
boasted of smoking 0,000 a year), tho
Abbo canio to smoke three or four
cigars a day. lie had also anew taken
to snuff, so that, when preparing
his calculus of variations, a very diffi
cult mathematical work, he would
empty his snuff box (which held iio
grammes) in a day Hut one day he
was surprised to rind himself painfully
unable to recall the meaning of foreign
words and remember dates with which
ho had been familiar. Thereupon ho
formed a heroic resolution, and since
August 31, 18C:), when lie smoked three
cigars and took 25 centimes wortli of
snuff, he has, up to the 25th of June,
1882, touched neither. This was for
him a comuleto resurrection, not only
of memory, but of general health and
well-being j ho lias had indefinite capac
ity of work, unconscioimiigcstion, per
fect assimilation of food (of which he
can take more), &o. For tho rest ho
mentions that he t ikus a small eup of
black coffee in the morning and when
nil but two or three spoonfuls has been
drunk he adds a small spoonful of
brandy or other alcoholic liquor. This
is his rntion ot stimulants, no goes
to bed about 'J and rises at
"full of
eighty.
vigor." The Abbe is over
Bed Spider on Fruit Trees and Hedges.
Among the insect enemies of tho
fruit grower it is singular thai no one
has referred much to tho red spider. It
is a small enemy, to bo sure, but one by
no means to bo despised, it makes up
by its immense number for its diminu
tive appearance. They appear larger
than those wo fiud in greenhouses on
roses, fuchias and other tender plants ;
but whether or not they aro different
species to these, are natives to tho soil,
or arc introductions from some other
parts, nre questions which may, per
haps, interest tlio entomologist, but will
hardly aid m the destruction or the
foe
Wo suppose on largo trees the labor
would be too great to attempt any
means for their eradication, but for
young trees and evergreen hedges in
general, which are easily reached, it
might bo well worth while to try to
keep them down. Tho popular receipt
in garden books is to mix tlour of sul
phur in greasy water and then syringo
with it, of course keeping the month of
tho syringe near tho surface of the
water while drawing up tho liquid, as
the oily and sulphury water floats only
on the top, and is drawn into the
syringe only in that way. This greasy
liquid caus.'s the sulphur to adhere to
tho leaves, and it is said the red spider
adandons these leaves in disgust.
The hot dry atmosphere of our country
is peculiarly favorable to the existence
of tho red spider j and when we know
hoiv great a pest it is to the frutt-grow-
ers under glas, it seems to us well worth
looking after when it undertakes to
fasten on our fruit trees in the open
air. Germantown Telegraph.
Queer Temperance Laws.
Russia has made the following curi
ous efforts to regulate the liquor traffic:
Theie is to bo only ono liquor shop in a
village, and where two or three villages
are almost contiguous, tho one shop
must suilico for their combined inhabi
tants Tho publican must be a native
of the village, must bo appointed and
paid by the common council, and must
sell food as well as liquor. If ho allows
any person to get drunk, he is liable
not only to dismissal, but to line and
imprisonment. If any Russian village
is reported to tho authorities to be ad
dicted to drunkenness, tho sale of
liquor maybe interdicted for as long a
period as may seem ncccessary.
Tho queen of Madagascar has order
ed the framing of a prohibitory law iu
her dominions "fobridding the manu
facture or importation into her terri
tories of alcoholic liquors A breach
of this ordinance will entail tho forfei
turo of ten oxen and ten dollars fine. If
tho penalty cannot bo paid bv any of.
fender, it must be worked out at the
rate of uinepeuco per day."
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They aro compounded from
IIops, Malt, llucliu, Mandrako,
and Dandelion, tho oldest, best
and most valuable- medicines in
tho world nnd contain nil tho best
und most curativo jiroporties of all
other remedies, being tho greatest
Blood Purifier, Liver ltcgulntor,
nnd Life and Health Ilestoring
Agent on enrth. No disease or
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whero ijnp Hitters nro used, bo
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Thoy givo now lifo nnd vigor to
fho aged nnd infirm. To ull
whoso employments causo irregu
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organs, or who reqniro nn Appeti
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only feel bad or miserablo, uso
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Jlemombcr, jTop Bitters is no
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a notkh Uiit xr.YriTi.ia WOMAN.
li'roin tho Burton Vhbf.)
. .i it k-M-t tlkrnm t Mr. tyilH H rink
Urn ot tjiniMAfWh4hlNttli0n-rhuiiihriMnrt
I mjr tt lrnthfullCnll(Uliu'lfHr lYUliJof Komiim."
&- -uin. of ht-r (ormk)nitctit lovuliimlt lure Bh
I i (UuH ldrTutMtolurwoik,!.; hl'throutcomO
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Mi ni i, io livip ht-r Aiiiwvr the Urge rorn,vtvU net
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nil 1 hate ironalljr Inmtlifatitlltftud
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C mrvutmtff 1 r,mcnmerlt,!t l reepmmenlt4
Mi1ineillMMbrtlcU'tt.liyfilclnjn In th country.
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It t rmmik ovi ry portion of the ytem, And rItoi
tiew tl."e mid viffir. It rmm fain tut, iUtuWmyt
rfwlri'j all crnvlnj for fUmuUiit, and relief ei weAk
tui of thottotnach. It cure HloAtinp, Headaches,
Nitrous lrotration, General Dehlllty, Sh-ejdcunsn,
I)cprt'lon and Indttftrtlon. That fe-Ihig of bearing
down,eMiLntitln,eU:ht and backiwhe. Is always
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tihdrfttlclreuintancoset tn harmony with tho law
that go eras tht feinal ry item.
It iita unly tU per Lottie or six for $3., and ! sold ty
druKL-'ta. AnyadTlcerriulrcdutoBHclAlcaMfflsjid
the name of many who have been restored to perfect
henlthtiy tho wsoof tho ViretaMiiCoinpovind,rnbtt
obtained by addretxlnst Mrs. 1., with stamp for reply,
nt her home In Lynn, Mm
Yot Kidney Complaint of either sex this compound Is
tinMirpnMcd its abundant testimonials show,
"Mis. Ilnkham's Liter rillV,,Ti(Iie,Tr,tcf Mftre
the brat tit (As world for the cure of Constipation,
Plliotixiirs.1 and Torpidity of the llrer. Iter Blood
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to e;u1 tto Compound In Its popularity.
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equalled the celebrated Kidney-Wort as a I
trare. "WhAteror the cause, however obstinate
i Ul oom, tats remodywui overoomo it.
n vtd TJiio autressiiur com-
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; complicated witlioonstlpAtlon. Kidney-Wort!
, I strength ens tho woakencd parta and quickly
i cures all kinds of Tiles oven when, physicians
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Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rov. D. J. WALLER, Jr., Ph. D., Principal.
iiffMirMtnnr. AMnt.nrnenr. iinnntltutcd. otters the very best facilities for Professional and ClaM!CAilnrnlni.
Uulldlngs spacious, liivltlng and commodious l otuplculy heaa.a by steam, well ventilated, lighted
Location healthful, unci easy ot access. Teachci
KHprme" moacraie riiij cenui n wvvh. ueuuunuu iu nn uv.tiuH i.u u-uuu. obuueiuii uuuiuieu ut. uuy nine. Kooms rcservea wnen aesireu.
courses of study prescribed by the state :
I. Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Elenii'iilnr. IV, Classical.
I Aillunct Courso: Academic. 1 1. Commercial. III. Course in Music I V. Olur.e In Art. V. Courso In Phrslc.il Culture.
Tim Kipfnnntjirv. sclnntlllc and Classical Courses
following corresponding Degrees! Muster of tho
normal certineaiep lueirftiininineni-, uigueu uv me uim;eia ui mu nunru ui j maiees
Thecoursoof mud v nrescrlbed by tho Stato Is liberal, and theSjlentllloand Classical counui aru not
ThiiStAtnremilrea n hlirher order oi cltlzenshlD.
InginlelilgentnndeniclcntTeachersforhcrscbools. Tothtsondll solicits young persons of good abilities and good purposes, ihoso who deslreto
Improve their time and their talents, as students. To all such It promises aid In developing their powers, an.1 abundant opportunities for well paid
launr nner M'iivinirr.cunn rur vuiuiugue,uuuiese niu i iiiiviui.
IION.Wll.I.IA.II Ill.Wlil.l., l're.lilenl lluiird of Tru.lrr.. P.P. Ull.l.UYKIt,
OJ',1, l,M .-
FOR SA j K.
The follnwliij; (impel lies from
$3QO TO $12,000
Variously located In W.OOMSIll'RO and
oilier places, iiirordlnjrclu'up lioniesor prof
itable Investment.
A Frame Dwelling
In good condition. A SPECIAL 11A1KJAIN.
Soveral Small FRAME DWELLINGS.
Desirable cheap liomes or good investments.
A number of IH:ni:t! 1'V.ami: I)hki.uX(H
Pl.KASANI I.Y LoOATKI).
-BRICK DWELINGS,--
from CHEAP to 15EST at various locutions.
BCILDIN3 LOTS on nearly all streets nt va
rious prices.
Coxtiiacih Mauk to IU'ii.d FRAME OH
HHIOIC BUILDINGS of any description, to
nu (lonu promptly ami satisfactorily.
FAHMS VOK SAJ.E
In Bloom, Benton, Fisliingcreek, Hemlock,
Madison, Mitlllu, Montour, Jackson
Pine, CatawisMi and Centre townships.
The above at all prices and embracing
land for
Farming, Grazing, Trucking and Tobac
co Raising.
Aho several good TIMBER TRACTS and
SAW MILLS.
Aijio Biinkmj Locations lilt trade estab
lished, including a
Woolen Mill
in Good Condition and Location,
Carriage Manufactory, C:al Yard, Lime
Stone Quarries, and Kilns.
Ali the above can be bought at fair prices
and on reasonable terms. For particulars,
apply to
JOHN A. FUXSTON,
PAUL E. WIRT.
U0RDENT0WN
Potntila flAl loorolM ilitarr fnuhrntn i
fok a I ron
Ycaa- -w dies. Bj"s & Ycun(r Men.
Spli'lullil SrliDlH In DfiUlillul Loriitloim,
(Flvo minutes' walk apart).
HEALTHFUL, HOMELIKE ANU 'i'llOHOUCJII.
Sperlul IEiiti'4 Tor llrutlier nnd SUIer.
Send for Catalogues. Address:
HEV. W.M. UOWEV, A. M., Uordentuwn, N.J,
aug U-lw r
OUT THTs OUT!
ArS!NKTES S 1 5 !S S40 WK.
Vo have stores In !5 lending Cities,
lloiu wblcli mir m-uiit ubtaht their tiipi Ilea quirVly.
(Mr P'.el irlns tt't-i Prlm-liml tilllre- aru at
I li. - jl tor nur Netv ('ulali.iiue uu.l
u-r . ' 'ir Ad.he s
M 1 TSVni I 3l2Lncknwnnna Avo
... ill L.U'J..L,L EC15AHTOH, PA.
March 8-ly
MQjW&MB,
HAND.
STATE i'J 0 H
experienced, efUclcnt, nnd nllvo to their work.
aru PKOKKSSIONAL. uhd StudenLs ernrinnlni'
Klementai Master of tho Sciences i .Master ot the Classics, ilraauatos in tho other Courses receive
Tho times demand It. It Is one ot the nrln'u olMecta
Every Estcy Organ
Oohl in made
Tin 'oughout with
77...,,. I il.1r.llt., .1
Yields unrivaled tones,
Strut for Illuttrated Catalogue,
CELEBRATED WEBER PIANOS
And other first class Pianos, ami a largo lot of
MUSIC BOOKS,
VIOLINS, ACCOEDEONS,
3AWJOE,
VIOUN
And everyiiiin
J. SALTZBR,
MUSIC ROOM,
FIFTH ST0KK BELOW MARKET E
BLOOMSBURG Pa.
WEBSR--HARDMAN
PIANOS,
FINK INLAID FKKNOII WALNUT
Kunj TcrniM. SiitHfactlon Gum aittcfd.
DAGOIST'S XA-ISTO WARE ROOMS,
MUSIU 1 1 ALL ULOCK,
POSITIVELY CURED
Br
Benson's Capcine
Porous Plasters.
Ueainn Why tliey are Vrefe rreo. to All
Other Vorutu Vlastrr or V.xterual
HcmeiVlcst
riml.
Hecauit they pom-x all the merit ot the
(tr? ngthenhig ponxin platter, and contain In ad
dition tlieretu the newly tlbtcoveretl powerful and
actia vegetable cuniblnatlon which acta ulth In.
created rubefacli'iit, atlniulatiiig, ilatlvr and
counter Irritant i llc u.
Sveiiliil.
rteraoio they are a genuine pharmaceutical prep
aration, and eo recognized by tho profeulou.
Tlilrd.
llecauialhey are the only platten that relievo
pain at ouce,
l'uurtli.
Iktuae they will KiallUely cureilUeaaea which
other reuicdlea will nut tltli relieve.
nriii.
Becauie over WOO pht tlclaut and druggliti have
voluntarily U'tllncd that they are nuperlor to all
other planters or inedlcluia fur external uae,
Sixth.
Ilccania tho uiaiiulatlurvra have received the
only luedala ever glvii) f.ir puroua plaatera,
Benson's Capciue Porous Plaster!
SEABURY L JOHNSON,
I MIJKI5 lti:.1li:i VI'l.tsT. l'rico25cta.
I MEAD'S Medicated CUItU and BUNION PLASTER.
Nov 4 '81 .ly
tVItt
8r ., UmurUl I'iiti, Ctutrh, Lut o(
1 diMMtif. II nntr fUi. All ifinii tut
MaMMa MaBB aWTW1TWI ' llfKT I fl ""
BWaWaararrTTral T IT alWl. eJaM
AUCUSt 1I4W
Ache
WW
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M A L SCHOOL
byjga - .ancTfurnlslied with n bountiful supply ot
DbKlplIno, firm but kind, uniform and thorough
therein, reeelrn Htntn lirnlnmnv. n nrerrlns tho
inferior to Ihoso of our best Colleires.
of I tils School tn heln to scciiru It. bv furnish-
Secretary,
Every buyer should
Select an Organ
That guarantees good
Every day work and
Years of service.
J, ESTEY & CO., Drattleboro.Tt.
STRINGS,
in Hie nsic line.
CASE 0B0AN, 0 STOl'S, Si0 DASH.
WZZ.SBS-SAKKB, PA
Junel
J. SALTZER'S
General Sewing Machine Depot,
Fifth Store Below fflarfast St.,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Celebrated White Sewing Machine,
Now Davis Vortical Feed Sew
ing Machine,
Now Homo Sewing Machine,
Household Sewing Machine,
Kstey Sowing Muchino,
Genuine Singer Sowing Machine,
Singer Pattern Sowing Machine,
Attachments, best Sewing Machlno Oil, and Nee -
dies for all bowing machines. Kewlnir Machines
sold on monthly payments' Liberal discount
made for cash. Every machine purchased from
mo u warranted to be kept Iu good rinnloi;or.ier
iur live years ireo ui cuarirt, ana liuruuu in
structlona given by tho best lady operator la thl
part of tho state free ot charge. Kiamlno my
stock of tnuchluea beforo purchasing,
$5 to3!20Poraiy.5thom21 8wples worth 13
upu iu Uireei Address hhnson co fort
march 31, l-y
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE
PENNSYLVANIA HAILUOAP. PHIL.
AllBLPIIli KIIIK 11. It, DIVISION,
Phlladolnhta and Erie Italtroad Division and
Northern Central Hallway.
SUMMER TIME TABLE.
In effect Juno tth, 1S8J, trains leavo Northum
berland.
KA8TWAHD,
M n. m. Sea shore Express for Buobury, llar
rlsburg and Intermediate stations, Lancaster,
Philadelphia, Now York, lialtlmoro nnd Washing
ton, arriving nt Philadelphia two r, m.j New
York, 0.15 p. in. llaltlraore, 0.10 p. m. Wa-hlngton
Clip. m. making closa connections at Phlldl-
pnia tor an oenciioiu I'uiiii". .
1.43 p. in i.uj ci'ii-D iui ciiiiumj, ,iuiriM
Imnr and Intermediate stations, Lancaster. Phil
adelphia, Now ) ork, lialtlmoro and Washington,
arriving ri. i nimueiium t.ou i. m., nun iurK,
10.M p. in ; Baltimore, T.so p. m. Washington, s.4t
p.m. Pullman Parlor car through to Philadel
phia and pas-en;er coaches through to Philadel
phia and Baltimore. , . .
8.0.1 p. m. wiliiamsport Accommodulen for
Hunbury, lurrlsburg niu all lnlcnuedluUi sta
tions, Lancaster, ruunacipniii nnn now iork,
arriving at Philadelphia 11.55 n. m. i Now York .ib
n. m. sleeping car accommodations can bo eocur
rd at Ilarrisburg for Philadelphia and New York.
Philadelphia passengers can lemaln In sleeper un
disturbed unlllT a. tn,
1.M a. in. Erie Moll for Sunbury, Ilarrisburg
and Intermediate stations, Lancaster, Philadel
phia, Now York, lialtlmoro nnd Washington, nr
rltlng at Philadelphia tto a. m.j Now York, 11.15
11, in, lialtlmoro 7.45 r. in. ; Washing
ton, 9.17 a. m. Through Pullman sleeping cars
nre run on this train to Philadelphia, lialtlmoro
nnd Washington, nnd through passongcr coaches
to piuiaueipnia nna uaiumoro.
WEST WA III),
CSS a. in. Krlo Mall for Brio and nit Intermediate
stations with mrotigii puumnn l aiaco car una
through passenccr coichf s to Krlo.
ror mmuiuitigiiu nuu luiciiiK-uiuiu duiiiuiis,
llnehestpr. lluffaloand Nlairarn Palls. With Pull
man Palace car and passenger coaches through lo
iiocnrsicr
1.4.1 p. m. Niagara Express for Knnoand Inter
tnedlnw sUiHods with through paisenger coaches
10 Kano. For V inandalgua and principal inter
mediate stations, HticliCMcr, liurfiilo and Niagara
Falls with throtgli parlor carlo Watklns and
through passenger coaches to llochester,
6.85 p. is , Fast line for Lock Haven and Interme
diate Matluns, and Klinlrn, Watklns nnd Interme
diate stations, with through passenger coaclitsto
WRIK1IIS. . .
TilllOUdll TI1AINS FOIl N()IITIIIIM1IKUIANU
Flltl.M T1IK KAST ANU SOUTH.
Magnra Exprets leaves New York, soon. m.;
PhlladelrliU 40 n. tu.i W shlngton, 8.01a. m.j
Hal Imoreo.vo a. m., arriving at Northumberland
1.41 p. m., with through Pullman Parlor car from
Philadelphia and through passeng-r coaches from
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Fust Lino Icntes New York 7.6.1 a. m.: Philadel
phia, 11.03 a. in.; Washington, 0.37 n. m.; Haiti
more. HIM) a.m., uniting at. Northumberland
S.S3 p. m., with through passenger coaches from
Philadelphia and Unltliuoro.
Erie Mull leaves New York 7.65 p. m.: Philadel
phia, II 'Hi p. m.; Washington, 9-57 p. m.; Haiti
more, ll.wp m.arrhlngal N. rthumberlande.5
a. in., with th-ough Pullman Palace sleeping cars
from Philadelphia, Washington and llaltlmoru
and through passenger coaches from Philadelphia,
NOUTHEIIN CENTRAL RAILWAY
(loMI'ANV.
On and after February Hth.lMl.tralns will leave
Sunbury as follows :
NOKTHWAHD.
Northern Express 6.30 a.ra.,arrlve Elmlra 15.80 pm
Arrive at uannnuaiKua o.va p. m.
" Kochester 4.40 "
" Nlatrara. S 45 "
Nltirara Express I.U) p. m. arrive Elmlra 6.05 p m
ornvo i;ananuai;ua s.sd
Kochester 0 45 '
14 NlftL'aru 11.50 a m
Fast lino 5.15 p m arrive Elmlra W.10 p m
,uiKiua 11. iu y iu
SOUTHWAHU.
Scuthcrn Express 1.32 a.m. arrive IlarrlabV s.15 am
arnvo t-niiaueipma i.w
" New York 9.35 "
11 Haltlmoro 7.10
11 Washington t-.11 a la
Lock Haven Ex 10.50 a m arrive Uarrisb'g Hi.55 pm
arrive rnuaaeipnia o.iu p in
" New VorK 8.45 '
" Daltlmoro e.so
' Washlneton 6.4T
Day Express 1.50 p m arrive Harrlsburtf s.3e p m
1 UMIbUCIlJUlU I.UU
" New vork 10.00 "
" Haltlmoro 1.00
" Washlneton 8.H
Eric Mall 1.05 a. m. arrive Ilarrisburg 8.00 a. m
muuueipum i.vo
" New York ja "
lialtlmoro T.00
' Washington a.m
J.H. WOOD, General Fossenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
piIILADELPHA and READING ROAD
ARRANGEMENT OP PASSENGFI1
TRAINS.
Juno 211, 1882.
TRAINS LIAVR BCrXKT IS 10LLOWtf(ailHD4T
KXClriaD,
For New York,Phlladolphla,HeailUiB,l'ottsvl!lo
Tamaqua, Sc,, 11,45 a. m
For Catawlssa, 11,45 u. in. 4 56 and 7, so p. m.
For Wiliiamsport, 6,15 8,60 a. m. and 4,06 p. m.
TKJLINS fOU KDrKHT LliV! AS FOLLOWS, (8CNDAT
HCBrTED.)
Leave Now York, via. Tamancnil 9,uo a. ra. and
.via. Hound llrook Koute T,45 a. in.
Leave Philadelphia, 9,45 a. tn.
Leave Heading, 11,55 a. m., I'ottsvlllo, 19,3 p. m
and Tamaqua, 1,35 p. m.
Leave Catawlssa, 6,10 8,40 a. m. nnd 4,00 p. m.
Leavo Wllllam8port,9,45a.m,8,oop.m. and 4,30 p. m
i'assengers to and from New York, via. Tama-
nend and to and from Philadelphia go through
without chango of cars.
j. a. nuuiTiin,
Oeneral Manager)
C. . HANCOCK,
Clenerol Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Jan. 10, 1861-tf.
EL AWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WEiTEKN HAILHOAU.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
NOHTH,
STATIONS.
Scran ton.
Uellcvuo.
SOUTH
p.m. p.m. a.m.
a.m. p.m. p.m
u 15
9 0!)
9 45
9 so
1U
a 17
6 2J
6 27
2 SS
2 29
2 22
2 15
2 10
9 37
Taylorville..
...Lackawanna..
9 4.1
9 fl
9 61
SO
9 27
2 34
39
9 44
56
9
84
a 4i
5 4
0 61
a 55
0 08
7 02
7 10
7 17
T 92
7 30
7 37
8 O0
8 25
8 40
8 50
9 00
6 00
8 05
S 10
8 18
8 25
8 80
U 35
8 52
9 09
9 04
20
8 4S
9 21
nttstou
8 42
9 19
,. West I'lttston
10 tti
10 08
3 37
9 14
...Wyoming..
....au
ilaltby
.iiennett..
Kingston.
8 25
8 2S
2 00
1 50
1 42
1 85
1 25
1 IS
1 03
9 04
9 01
10 18
10 13
10 20
10 34
10 42
2 54
2 61
3 02
8 00
8 10
S IB
3 S3
3 45
8 61
3 07
4 07
4 12
4 20
4 27
4 33
4 83
4 50
5 CO
5 23
Kingston.,..
.riymouin Jiino
..Plymouth,,,
Avondalo ...
S 55
I 07
8 47
Nantlcoko,.
i 110
S 89
S H
Uunlock'B creek
7 46 12 42
7 33 12 25
7 Si) 12 15
T 20 12 U0
7 13 11 47
7 09 11 40
7 C3 11 32
6 51 11 10
6 tl 10 6S
6 45 10 60
6 97 10 44
6 19 10 22
6 10 10 OS
6 04 10 00
5 45 9 40
...smcKShinny.
....Ulclt's Kerry.
10 55
11 07
11 13
11 20
S 17
B 12'
8 00'
7 CO
7 52
7 4
.... Beach llavon.
-Berwick..
Urlor croek..
...Willow arovo.
Lime Itldge.,
Mpy,..,,
,,,Uloomsburg.
Itupert
Catawl'a Hrldgi
Danvtllo...
Chulasky. ,
Cameron . .
11 39
11 45
11 M
11 55
I 31
7 33
7
7 11
12 19
45
Northumbcrl'd
12 45
p.m. a.m. a..m.
p.m. p.m. a.m.
W. 1". IIALSTIUD.Buot.
huperlnU!ndent'8 ofllco, Bcranton, KeO. Ibt, 18S2.
PAltlCISIt'H
HAIR BAIeSAM.
'1 li . elr nnlitrrfMij;
hIiuIuvvi. tlr.,ioaiiy
sitntl.ir ml., !i rin -
It cv'ttait'1. tnauriali
out that ire tencficul
to tho c 1j tiij lair
Retlores the YouiMul Color ta Crty cr fatfeJ Hair
I'uktft HairlUIsam U f.nclr iwrfumej and U
warranted to prc ei)tfj:in cfthliair onij to r
movedaiidruaoniJitchlKg. Hi&cox&Cu, N.Y,
tfa- II llwi.fcl dUrita drufnj MiJklmt,
GI0EHT0l!C
A Superlative Health ant) Strength Reitorer.
If you no a mechanic or braitr, worn out hh
overwork, or a mother ntn ilou n ty family or house
hold dull try l'AKKfK'k lilNCtk TlNIC,
If you aronhwjer, niinl.ltr or buiuieu man ex
luuiird by mental itrainoranxiouicaies,danotule
uuoiicauag nmutanM,but use l'aikcr'a diocer Tonic
Ifyouhate Coniumptlon, Dytpeptia, Kheuma
lim, Wilneyl omplainu, ornyiJi)rderoflhelung,
stomach. Iwcl, Llood oriiervei,l'ri;k'i Gk
Tonic will cure you. It l the Createu Wood Purifier
Aid the Eeit and Surest Cough Cute Ever Used.
t If you aro watting away fruni age, dissipation or
any dueau or call licit and lemiira a lliniulanl laVa
tilNOla ToMCati nrei it Mill invigorate and build
you up from the first (Lsc but will never inioaicate,
' II hat lived hundicdi oflisei) it may tavt yourt,
1 CAUTION t-IUfj.. I lubrtllulti. l-us.i'i Glspr TwU U
f eipoM4 of Iks U.I Mucdlsl smbIs In Sh. worU, ue h taUrsly
' 4mrBlf,cmirtwiitot,ifcri.rlvii, 8coi fj. elieaW M
I limit Co., N.Y, t..JsltU,al4knU4m(.
GREAT 8AVIM1 HUV1KQ POtI.AH SIZX.
Jia rijli and lasung fngrance hai made this
delightful perfume exceedingly popular. There
ll lioUiIng like 1 1. Insist upon having Floss.
TON Couwnk and look for signature of
tsa ln.ljr ,o. tl so I h7i ,u. ' '
LAUQg fiWJN'd pi YINU tie, C17.E.
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