THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, GOfiUMBI'A COUNTY, PA.
Cheap and Scar Housekeeping.
Tliqiliousckccping question stilt in
torcstef tjio many famUion who, p.irllo.
ularly 5ii largo cities, find It hnnl to
make Iwth otitis moot, or oven vocrota
blos( without moat. Ono "hotwowifo"
writes to tlio Chicago Herald thnt with
$10la week bIio keeps a houao for five
porsbiis and pays a girl. Th'-t, howover,
is vory different iWu an inu'ittu of $10
a wedk, on which hoiiio would perauado
the publio they arc nlilo to livo in
nltnbst elegant rase. Hut even this
amount for that number, live porsons,
including the wagon of a girl, implies
Suouliar tact and great vlgilanoo for its
isbursoment She nlwajs buys for
oasll, getting her allowanoe every Fii
day and paying for the goods on de
livery, oho weighs every parcel and
Bonds back short weight packages if tlio
discrepancy is only half nn ounce, bo as
to insuro correct measurement after
wards. In order not to run up any
kind of a bill she pays for her milk,
creiuii, and nowapnper uvery morning.
During working hours tdid nuver leaves
her bin a inintite, and work ceases when
the dinner dishes nro cleared. Supper
is orjiitted. The washing U on the lino
Mondays by 8 A. Al., the ironinir (tone
bv mo same hour noxt morninc. She
HavoHiBbaD bv uuttititr the clothes to
soalj over Sunday, and a few drops of
nmraonia , niso saves soap win luuur,
Ton Bent worth ot indigo in a rag
equals a year a Bimiily of liquid uluiui;
Sliol irades rags and old bottles for
brodmSj-tins, and mops t saves money
by buyintr tho best creamery butter,
and then not allowing much of it to bo
catc l fin cooking 'uses part lard instead
of lifter,! and gives her children and
tho servants souns and stows, though
her husbaildVon't eat them. Daker's
bread,-sho'says, is a waste, andricoand
corn'iiie'ar arc in part substitutes for
flourH-Her-"table is excellent," her
"hOuso is well kept," and she is confi
dent that "not a cent's worth of waste
coos on in her house," but ono oan't
hell) feeling Bory for her husband, her
children, and her servant girls.
Another woman belcivcs that a family
of six cannot be piolierly fed on less
than $15 a week. Slid has three chil
dren under 15, and feeding them is liko
throwing victuals down a hatchway;
whilo between meals apples, bread and
butter, crackers and cookies disappear
like magic. But they nro in perfect
health, and sho thinks groceries cheaper
thau medicines; which is true, provided
too many groceries do not make ined
icino necessary.
However, sho reveals a valuable and
ingenious secret as. to the. way to live
in stone-front houses, keep two ser
vants, support a family of ten iu fine
stylo on $1,200 a year. This remarka
blo family aro living in her neighbor
hood just now, and she has learned nil
about them. They pay ono month's
rent and then stay, in the house until
the lease has expired, or the landlord
expels them; then they go away owing
butcher and grocer for several months
supplies. Their appearance is good,
tho head of tho family eoems to be eii'
gaged in some lucrativo business, and
tho tradsmen feel no anxiety. Except
in this way tho patent' methods for
lolling in luxury on annual incomes of
only three or four small digets, may bo
sot down as humbugs.
mm "
' " "Preserving Eggs-
1ibout a' year' ago I' put down a
quanity of fresh eggs in vario'is ways
fory tho purpose of testing the merits
of each' particular method. Tho limo
and salt mixture, consisting of ouo pint
vof lime, newly slaked, and ono pound
of salt, well stirred in a ton-quart pail
of Tyater, kept th efiS8 very weu or
six months, when tho whites bej,an to
i .bocpmo clouded and thp yolks dark
'"and loo tough to beat up. Tho mix
to ture of beeswax, melted with twice as
niuoh olive-oil, smeared, whilo warm,
woVert,gg8! kept tho eggs well for a
year, and some of tho cgpa, yet unused,
aro still good, Those .eggs which were
thus prepared and packed in air slaked
limokeptj b'oiter than others packed
in oats ';.tuo latter tasted considerably
of.tho rancid oil, which seemed to be
.absorbed.
Tho eggs covered with melted par
affinb kept tho best of all, and those
of. them that were put dowii in weak
. Ibfine, in which they sank to the bottom,
;kept. better than others packed in dry
- bait or in plaster. Since then I have
become acquainted with a German
preparntipp of salt, saltpetro and borax,
which, however, is patented in Amer
'ica. I have some eggs put down in
' this for five months, nnd they aro equal
to fresh eggs, even when boiled for
eating, & very delicato test, as eggs
'very soon oxhibit any stateness when
cooked.' An' omelette made of eggs,
pot down in this solution was very
good, and bo was one mado of eggs
a- year old kept in parafline, us was
also A Eponge-cake mado of beaten
eggs. Paratline is easily removed from
tho shells by holding them in hot water
for jaBhorti.time. , The salt and lime
tmxturo anq, the' German salt both keep
the. shells tii perfect condition, and
sinjple. irUCoiPg" t'Qnly is required to
cleanse them. I think the German
, , salt promises to bo tho beet, but it is
, , outrageously pear. American Jjairy
.man.
,8cff9p8.
'i 'Every man is fond of striking tho
nail on tho head ; but when it happens
' t'6 bo the fincer nail, his cnthusism be-
.cojnes wild nud iiichoreut.
Don't say a mean thing about any
'man, and it may possibly happen
ujat pome iioiq ono may ue noiu trim
i
, .juny iu suy a kiiiu iniiig auoui
' " An old Japanese author says ;
you
"All
, the. soldiers of a great army can he
, .captured; but tlio thoughts of tlio most
vulgar person canuot be arrested.
. . A man is. said to bo absent minded
when ho thinks he has left his watch at
homo and takes it out of his pocket
' to sco It he has tlmo to return homo to
'get.it.
. J'wen, my nine man, nrcnt you
u&rotooted rniner early this season I
said a benevolent gentleman to
youngster, this .morning, "guess not,
Wuz born barefooted.
, 4, In tho mountains. -Arabella (whose
.soui is wrapeu in science, "uuari.-s,
.lsut tins gneisai unaries (who is
"deeply interested in Arabella) :"Nico I
' It's delicious.
"My advice to do Hoosier brudder
am not to lie or dcceivo iu tradeiu'
mules ; but to answer as few oueshuus
as you kin, an' seem sort o' kcerless
wheddcr'lils dffernm Vepted or not."
Amow.'railway was' opened in tho
Highlands. A Highlander named
Donald heard of it aud bought a tiokot
m . n fill
lor tua nret excursion. i no train was
a short distance from the station when
n collision took place, and poor Donald
was thrown unceremoneously into a
park. Attcr recovering his senses ho
mado tho best of his way homo, when
tho neighbors asked hiii how ho liked
Ids ride, "un, said JJonaid, "l liked
it fine, but they had an awful quick
way iu putting mo out."
Tub 1'oui.tuv IIoi'sk. A person
about to build should, if possible, ob
servo nud investigate somo fowl houso
already erected that civos its owner
satisfaction. A few general hlut,
however, may bo given. I'or aspect
tho glassed front should face tlio cast
and south. This affords you tho sun's
rays from tho earliest morning, to lato
afternoon, as a rule, and it is tlio enrly
hours of sunlight and warmth thai
fowls mostly covet in winter nnd chilly
spring time. Tho glazing should bo
entire upon ono or two sides of tho
house, what ever may bo its sizo or
length. If tho sashes aro tightly plac
ed, it is amply protcctivo as a wall
upon these two warm sides, wniio the
cost is no moro than celling or bat-
tons, nnd clnpboardmg. Tho birds
will cnioy both tho Hunt and me
warmth thus afforded them ; nnd if
tho other two walls aro banked up, or
are mado impervious to wind and weth
er by n douolo boarding (four inches
uotween the inner and outer waiisi,
packed to tho caves with straw daubed
wun coai-iar to Keep on vermin, yo
mny thus have a oneap; comionnoio
houso that your early spring onicKens
will thrivo in, and your ndult birds will
appreoiato from December to April.
Poultry I'artl.
Somb Usbs oi" halt. Col. Victor E.
Poilet, of tho Pennsylvania State
Grange, thus writes of the uses of salt:
"1 am in favor of using Bait ns a fer
tilizer and as nn insect destroyer. I havo
used it on alluvial and diluvial laud
with good cifect. Last year on fifteen
aorcs of corn I applied eight bushels of
salt to tho acre, after drilling in tho
seed about ono kernel to tho foot. On
that field wero no cut worms, whilo
my brother who doubted the efficacy of
salt, nlanted without, nnd the cut
worms destroyed n lame share of his
crop so thnt ho had to plant it over. In
the cultivation of turnips I havo sua
eeeded in destrovinn tho black lly com-
nletelv tlirotiL' h the uso ot salt, i nnvo
tried salt in alternate strips in my wheat
field, and found whcio tlio application
was mado no Hessian lly, whilo on tho
other strlns tho loss from ravages of
the lly was estimated at from livo to
i .'i i .i i.' ....j i.....
who have not proved its effect, nnd do
not care to venture largely, join and
buy a carload, for it is cheaper to got
it iu bulk and parcel out after it is re
ceived.
Bkkts von IIoob. The sugar-beet in
dustrv is still kctit no in various dis
tricts whilo in others it has languished
somowhat. But tho cultivationof this
root for animals will, wo aro convinced,
bo muoh moro gonoial as time goes on
Ono who experimented in growing
them for hoc says in nn exchange:
'Two years ago I planted ono aero
of roots, mostly sugar beets, and raised
seven hundred bushels, uno dccis wero
at the rate of 1.000 bushels to tho acre,
and carrots COO bushels. I think sugar
beets the proper feed to grow shoats,
In tho winter I put four hundred bush
els into the barn and covered them
with hay and straw. But tho severe
cold weather in January froze them
solid, so I could not-feed them to my
cows as I intended to when I put them
up. So I put them into a kettle, and
cooked and fed them to my shoats, half
a bushel of meal to three bushels of
beets, and I never fed anything to hogs
that mado them grow so fast as they
did while I was feeding thoso frozen
beets.
"On rich soil 1,000 bushels can be
easily raised to tho acre. I shall try it
again this year on apiece of old hoc
pasture. It wants threo pounds of seed
to the acre, put in drills with Ooiustock's
drill, rows eighteon inches apart If -on
now ground it requires but littlo tend
ing tO'keep 'the weeds down. I tend
mine mostly with the drill cultivator.
Tho mnncrold. a near relativo of the
beet, is a favorite root with many Eng
lish dairymen for winter food for their
cows.
If you aro sick nop Bitters will
surely aid Naturo in making you
well when, all elso fails.
If you aro costive or dyspeptic or
iuffering from any of tho numer
ous diseases of thofitomnch or bow
els, it is your own fault if you re
main ill, forjrpp Bitters isa soyer
jign romody m all Eiich complaints.
If you nro wasting away with
any form of Kidney disease, stop
tompting Death this moment, and
turn for a euro to ijop Bitters.
If you aro 6lck with that terriblo
sictness Norvousncss, you will find
a "Balm in Gilend " in tho uso of
jjop Bitters.
If you aro a froquontcr, or a
resident of n iniasmatio district,
barricade your system against tho
scourge of all countries malarial,
epidemic, bilious nnd intermittent
f overs by tho uso of nP Bitters.
If you havo rough, pimply, or
sallow skin, bad breath, pains and.
aches, and foci miscrablo gener
ally, TTop Bittors will givo you a
fair Bkin, rich blood, tho sweotost
breath, health and comfort.
(' In short tboy euro nil Diseases
of tho Stomach, Bowels, Blood,
Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's
Disease $500 will bo paid for
n caso they will not euro or help.
Try nop Bitters to-day. (to
PLUMBING,
GAS FITTING,
STOVES AND TINWARE.
23. 33. BROWEB
II as purchased the Stock and IMslm-sH nr I. lta.
neuuucu, ana is now preparea to do all kinds of
wurit in uu line, fiumuing ana uas rittlnk
specialty. Tinware, Stoves,
In a great variety. All work done by
EXPERIENCED HANDS.
If tin Street corner ot East.
OLoonisnuna, pa.
ROOFING.
For steiD or flat roofs. Applied by ordinary
workmen at one third tuu cost ot tin, Clreulars
ana samples free, Agents wanted. T. NKW8l
duuuoirtDu now lura,
d NOY.,-W.
AiNWiHairi' & co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Philadelphia.
fl2A8, bVUUl'S, COFl'CE, HUUAK, .VOLAiJ.SLM
mci, sricis, sictsi sopi, kc to,
N. K. corner Becond and Arch streets,
rrOrderf will receive prouptatunUou1
)jwUN CANVTHEAITM V WOMAA
iQwATHZMT)g)n! THE HOPE Off
LYD1A E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
A Rare Cars for nil FBMAI.B WltAK
Nr.SHE.H, Including Lencerrhan, Ir
rcotnr ami Tnlnfal nitnitranllan,
Inflnmmutlan nnd OTeernlUn f
tho Womb, Vloodlnt, PltO
T.AFHU8 CTEIU, Ac.
tv-rfo4ufittothotfctp, eflcacloua tn.t ImmalUto
InlUtffMb ItUkirmtfctlpla yrtgnan, ind re
Utm xtn daring Ubor fcnd t rtfvlur psrlo'i.
rmsKhssrsiiT unris(nt it miir.
rrTo luwuimm of tk nerUT ertuu
ot either tot, II li iccond to no romedr lhl Iu 'M
ton before tho fubltt I u4 for HI dliuwt of tb
Kanrt It U the Grmtt Jtcmrff n IU WtrU.
tTTKIDNlIY C0.1irr.AINT8 of Either S
Find liront Keller In It U.
I.TDU K-I'INWIAM'S 1ILOOD PURrPtrtH
rill eradloM ortrr TMtlco, ot Humor, from the
Ittovd.at the Mine time will fftre tone end ttreartb. to
the iritcm. Ai mArrelloiis In rreulte ai the Co&ipouad,
IfHotli the Compound end DIood firmer era pre
pirtl et 33 end tM Wntern Arcnte, Irnn, Keet.
Mcoof tllhtr, 1. Biz botUrl for e. Hie Conrcuel
ll Mnt by mill In the form of pllle, or of loincw(o
recolt of rlM, llpor box for either. Mm. Plnkhui
froolj uniwerl ell letUn of Inqolry. EneloM I cent
itemp. Send for pamphlet. MinHon tM$ injrr.
tarf.TDH B. mrniii'e ijtki rrun euro fMpe
aton. lultoueneiM and Torplditf of the Urer. M !.
?-8oId by nil l)riUte.-Vn yr,
FOR THE PERMANENT CURE 0
CONSTIPATION.
Ifo other iIImam let bo vraTiltmt la tHU ooun-U
try u CooBtlpaUon, and no rantdrtiM ran.
oTUlloa th elbrtM Xldn7Wort m a 1 1
our. Whatever tho mum, howtrer obatlnatol
tzia eM, uui rwoMywui oTtroomt . i
rlkC-OR rlUn Is tut ill tab-
ooropUoaiM wllhoorutlpaUxm. XidAay-WOTtr
IrtrenffUieii the weakttnadpufauid qalcklyl
our3 all klnda of niea td whan phyxtaiaxul
plana inetuoiaM nav oeior miouu
s U- tyif yon hare either of theae trtniUM
PRICK CI. I
ffl. C. SLOAN & BRO.,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Manufacturers of
CARRIAGES, BUQQIE8, PHAETONS,
SLEIQHS, PLATFORM WAQ0NS, AC.
Flrst-cla33 wort always on hind.
REPAIRING NEA TL YDONE.
Prices reduced to suit the timet.
S & J- J- M 'HENRY
bclnc enjagod In tlio
Manufacturing of Lumber
nave constantly In stock the following:
2x4, 2x5, 2x6, 2x8
HEMLOOE BILL STUFF,
of various lengtas for Building Purposes.
200,000 feet Hemlock Boards,
14, 10, 18 and 20 feet, rnnglng in width
from 10 to 20 inches.
100,000 GAUGED BOARDS,
5, 0 nnd 7inchcs, 10 feet long.
50,000 White Pine Boards, Panel.
40,000 Feet 2 in. Plank, Pine,
AU.0
Large quantities ot common pine boards eta.
quantities of the odots can be hat st tne Lum
ber lard' ot
J- J. MoHKNIlY, Henton Pa.
Far farther particulars address
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Benton, Pa,
bus a im
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SIFTED THEM OUT.
AVUuavvlns ike Wbeal frM the Tare A
1'robUiu raally MuiallHed.
"Mr friend." said tho druratiL "tou save a lama
uacK, you euty, ana waui a piiutwr 10 pui oa ll.
tinea I could liave shown a Uro assortment to
cboose Irom. Now I keen cnU a few, and sell
mostot IKNSON'SCAl'OINli I'OItOUH FLAHTUH.
Wliy T lteuauao tbry nro the beat. I have All-
cock's, the i apaleum and some ethers. They are
barmleas and alow, llunlness Is buslnrti. and I
gradually usased to itt I In ihrmtoauy great i
"All rlitbt. do mo up a Capelne, without any
more talt for my back aebei aa thouicb I bad
boon working my naKsaeo in a baetcave ear."
"Here you are," salo: the druj-jint, "wiiu lb
word (JAl'C'INK cut In tho middle ot tns platter.
ivltiir It to be genuine."
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lauie oavacu umu, waiainu; eiuwiy air ay,
HOT 3-lw d
I Lim a (Kialttva rMHiadv fue aha aUiee dleelaai bf lta
ea tbouaaada U caaee of tne votet atad and of loaf
rundlog liave beeo eeraa. na,u, eo airosa le njy lima
a lllellkacy, tbal I will und TUII liVrnLti yuti. U
a itnee wlte a vlLl'tSLa THStTISS oa UU tUituM, ve
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mv iw d
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Blotches, Bolls, Tumors, Tet
ter, Humors, Halt linoum,
Scald Head, Soros, Morcurial
Diseases, Femalo Wonkness
and Irroeularitlos, Dizziness,
Loss of Appetite, Juandlco,
Affections ot tho Liver, Indi
gestion, Blllousnoss, Dyspop'
sia and Gonoral Dobility.
A coune if tlurdick Mmwl Mtttn will ftttltfy Ni
null skeptical that It It the GreatAit Ulond 1-urlftM on
eaith. ev.lil l.y aie.llclne ilealrrt eeerr liere.
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BLOOMSBURG PLANING MILL
Tne undersla-nod hatlne nut bis riantnt? Hill
a Kallroad Street, In flrstvciass condition, a pre
parea to ao an ainus ot won in nia line.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BUNDS, MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
furnished at reasonable prices. All lnmbtrused
Is well seasoned and nono but skilled workmen
aro employed.
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
turntstiod on application, nana and "pccioca
uons prepared by an oxporlenced drausbtsman.
CU.VRI.ES KBIIC,
tllooiiiftbtir;, Pa,
I. J.
CARPETS
BLOOiaSBURG. pa.
SPEER'S
PORT GRAPE WINE.
Used In tlio principal Cburcbes tor Communion
purposes:
Excellent for Ladies and Weakly Per-
lit a
83ns ana tne Agea.
Speer's Port Grape Wine I
FOUR YEARS OLD.
TUI8 CBLSDUATBD NAT1VB WINE Is made
from the Juice ol tho Oporto Qrape, ralsad In
tali country. Its Invaluable
Tonic and Strengthening Properties
art unsirnased by any other Natlvo Wlno. )s-
Inffthejpure Juice ot the Grape, produced under
air. Bpoers own personal supervision, us puncy
and genulnenrea, are guaranteed. Tuu jonngeat
child may partake of its genorous qualities, and
the weakoit Invalid usolt to advantage. It Is par
tleulai ly beneflclal to the aged ana debilitated,
and suited to the various ailments that affect the
weaker aex. it is in every roBpect A wink to
UH HliLIHl) OM.
SPEER'S
P. J Shcrvy-
The P.J. HlIEItltY Is a wine et Hurxrlor Char
acter, and partakes ot the rich qualities or the
grape from which it Is nadf. for l'urltr, Itlch.
new. Piavor and Medirtn&l Propertloe, It will be
fount ua our coiled.
SPEER'S
P. J. Brandy.
This I1RAMUV stands unrivalled In this Country
feeing far auperlor tor medicinal purposes.
IT 13 fUlia dtstimtlon from the gripe.and con
tains TaluaDln medicinal proporllCB.
it na a ueiicaus navur. siiuuur 10 mai oi me
rapes, from which It Is' distilled, ant is In great
ivor anion? tlrst-class families,
bco that the slirnaturo or alkhsd Ml'BBlt. ras-
ale N. J. Is oyer tbo cork of each bottle.
SOJLD BYO.A. KLEIM.
AND 11V IlHUOrJISTS UVKItYWMHUB.
Sepl. tl.'.t. 1-y.
To MsrTOui SutTrar8-rhi)(lrit Barepean
flsatdy.
, j. i. bimmoks srscino MIDHHTI.
Dr. J. B. Slmison's BDeoWe Medicine is a uual-
tlv care for overwork of body or brain orrixcna
of any kind, such as weakness and all diseases re
sulting from Nervous Debility, IrrttabUlty.Mental
Anxiety, unzuor. Lassituae.Denressioaoi uninta
and functional derangements ot the nervonssys.
vom generally, rains m me
hack or Diae, ixias
gi juemurr. j-re-
mature old aire
inddlsoascs that
lead to consmpt
;ton, Insanity aa
early grave or
both. No matter
how shattered the
fiyttem may be
rom uxutiaiuta ol'aiiy klua. m 'uhortcour&o of this
taedlclna will restore tin lost functions and pro
cure health and happlueBiwhere beforo was de-
u.nnMw an A rwrmm ll Uiu.lnn U.rtl.ln. Id
ng used wun wonoenui success.
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SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rov. D. J. WALLER, Jr., Ph. D., Principal.
Tills SCHOOL, aa at present constituted, oners tho very best facilities for Professional and Classical learning.
llulldlngsspaclous.lnvlllngandcommodlousiCnmplcWiyhoatedbyBtcmullventtlated.llghtodbygasndfurnlshod with a bountiful supply ol
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Locatlonhealihtul, ana easy otneecss. Toachcisexperlcncod, cfllclcnt, and nllvo to their work. Discipline, firm but kind, uniform and thorough
Expenses moderate. Fifty cents a week deduction to all expecting to tctvh. students admitted at any time, ltooins reserved whon dostrod,
Coursos of study prescribed by tho Stato i
I. Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, Classical.
I. Adjunct Courses: Academic. II. Commercial. III. Course in Mmic. IV. Course in Art. V. Course in Physical Culture.
Tho Klemontary. 8cloutlIlcnndClasslc.il Courses aro PItOKKSSloNAL, nnd students grnduulng therein, receive Htato Diplomas, conferring the
following corresponding Degrees; Master of tho Kleinents; Master of the Hclonccs : Master of tho Classics. Graduates In the other Courses receive
Normal Certificates their nttnlntncnt, slgucd by tho onicers ot tho Hoard of Trustees.
The course ot Stud y prescribed by tho State Is liberal, nnd tho S;lcntino and Classical courses aro not Inferior to those of our best Colleges.
The State requires a higher order ol citizenship. Tho times demand It. It Is ono of tho prime objects of this School to help to secure It, by furnish'
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Improve their time and their talents, oa Studonts. To nil such It promises aid In developing their powers, and abundant opportunities tor well paid
labor after leaving school, for Catalogue, nddrest the Principal.
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5S
Every lirtey Organ
Sold is made
Throughout with
Equal fidelity, and
Yields unrivaled tones.
Bend for Illuttrattd Catalogue,
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And thoir oxool'.ont roputation in
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ing Plastora having similar Bound
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Benson's Capcine
Porous Plasters
Aro tho only improvomont ovor
mado in Flaatera.
Ono ia worth moro thanadoson
of any other kind.
Will positively euro whoro other
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Trioo 25 cents.
Doworo of ohoap Plastors mado
with load poisons.
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Celekated White Sewion Made,
New Davis Vortical Feed Sew'
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New Homo Sowing Machine,
Housoliold Rowing Mucliinc,
Estey Sowing Machine,
Genuine -Singer Sewing Machine,
Singer Pattern Sewing Mnchino,
Attornment, tx-tit Sewlnar Machine O l. and N.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE
PENNSYLVANIA HAlnrtAD.'lHlL.
ADKLI'IIIA Ac KltlK It. II. DIVISION.
Philadelphia nnd Grin Railroad Division and
Korihtrn Contrnl Railway. na
SUMMEH TIME TA11LE.
Id effect Juno tth, 1SS2, trains le&ro Northum.
berland.
KA8TWAUD,
.5 a. m. Boa Bhoro Express for Snnbury, llar
Hsburii; and lntcrmcdlato slatlonB, Lancaster.
Philadelphia, New York, llaltlmoro nnd Washing
ton, arrlvlDK at Philadelphia t.to p.m.; Mow
York, Wo p. m. llaltlmoro, .io p. in, s Wasiilnirton
e.4lp. m, makltiif CI030 connections at Philadel
phia for all eJen Shore points.
1.4i p.m. Day oxpress for Hunbury, Harris,
burr and lntcrmcdlato stations, Lancaster, Phil,
adolphia, New York, llaltlmoro nnd Washlucton.
arrlvlnirat Philadelphia 1.3S p. in.; Now York.
I0.M p. in. ; llaltlmoro, T.VO p. rn.; Washington, 8.4T
p.m. Pullman Parlor car through to rtilladcl.
phla and pausengcr coaches through to Philadel
phia and Daltltnoro.
s.(5 p. m. willlamsport Accommodation for
Bunburr. UirrlBbury and all Intel mcdlato sta
tions. Lancaster, Philadelphia nnd Now York,
arriving at Philadelphia s.65 a. m. ; Now York 6.10
a. m. Sleeping car accommodations can be secur
ed at Horrlsburfr for Philadelphia and Now York.
Philadelphia bOHSeniTcrn can temaln In aif.nnor nn.
disturbed until t a. m.
1.M a. in. Brio Mall for Sunbury, Harrlsbure
and Intermediate stations, Lancaster, Philadel
phia, Now York, llaltlmoro and Washington, arriving-at
Philadelphia J M a.m.; New York, 11.1s
a. in. llaltlmoro 7.45 a. m. 1 Washing
ton, .1T a. m. Through Pullman Rlccplnir cars
are run on Ihts train to Philadelphia, llanlmore
and Washington, and through passenuer coachea
to Philadelphia and Halt I moro.
WESTWARD,
.f 5 a, m. Krlo Mall for Erie and all Intermedials
stations with through Pullman Palaco car nnd
through passenger coaches to Krlo.
ror uananuaigua nna iuiermrainio Btations,
Rochester, lluffulo and Niagara Falls, with I'nii.
man Palace car and passenger coachoa through to
1.4S ri. in. Niagara Bxtiress for Knno and lntr.
mcdlato stations with through passenger coaches
to Kane. For Canondatgua nnd principal lntcr
mcdlato ntntlons, Rochester, HuBuJo ana Niagara
Palls with through parlor carlo Watklns and
through passenger coaches to Rochester.
fj.ss p. in., Past line for Lock Uavcn nnd Interme
diate stations, and Elmlra, Watklns and Interme
diate stations, with through passenger coaches to
n 1111111.
T1IHOUOII TRAINS FOR NOKTIIUMIIUHLANI)
rKUM TUB BAST AND HOUTII.
Nlairara Bxnress leaves New York, s so a. tn.
Philadelphia S40 a.m.; Washington, 8.07 a.m.;
uauimore .iu a. m arriving at Northumberland
1.45 n. in., with through Pullman l'Arlor car frrmi
Philadelphia and through passenger coaches from
Philadelphia and Ualtlmore.
Fast Lino leaves New York T.S3 a, m.; Philadel
phia, 11.05 a.m.; Washington, 9.37 a.m.; Haiti
more, 10.50 a.m., arriving at Northumberland
s.S9 p. m with through pussengcr coaches from
riiuaueipnis ana iisiumoro.
Itrle Mall loaves New York T.ES n. m VMlmlnl.
phla, n.so p.m.; Washington, ! p. m.; Haiti
more, 11.90 p. m., arriving at Northumberland e.i
a. 111., with through Pullman Palace sleeping cars
from Philadelphia Washington and llallfmoro
and through passenger coaches from Philadelphia.
NORTHERN
COMI'AN.
CENTRAL RAILWAY
On and after Fcbraarr mtli.ioflt trnlna will innvn
Sunbury as follows:
NOHTHWAIID.
Northern Hxpresa ,30 n.tn. .arrive Elmlra 1!,30 pm
aaiaivu nj a.iuiiiuuaiKUV, a,xo p. in,
" Kochestcr 4.40
Nlfur&rA. S R
Niagara Express l.M p. m. arrive Elmlra a.os p m
umvD uananuaigjua s.ao '
" Itochester 4S "
' Nljic-ara. llinam
Fast line S.lSpmarrlTn Elmlra 10,'iOpm
SOUTHWAKD,
Southern Izprcss 1.32 a.m. arrive narrlsb'g 8.15 am
arrive rnunacipma 7.00 "
" New York 0.3s "
" llaltlmoro 7.(0
11 Wnjihlnirtnn f 92 ft m
Lock naven Ex 10.60 a m arrive Ilarrisb'ff l'UB pm
urri.u I'uuauujlJUia o.t'U p ni
" New York 8.4 '
" Baltimore s.2n
" Wnshlnctin kit
Day Exprew1.60 p m arrive Ilarrlsburg s.Se p m
I'nnoaeipma j.on
" New York 10.00 "
" Baltimore T.oe
" Wahlnirlin .17
Brio Mall l.i a. m. arrive llamaburi? 3.01) a. m
-- rnuaacjpnia i.ue
" New York o.sa "
" Baltimore t.do
" Wasnington u.w
J.n. WOOD, tieneral Passenger Auent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
JJHILADELPHA and READING ROAD
RRANQEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
Juno t, 1882.
TS1INS L11TI BCriRT AS FOLLOW8(SUNDAY
XCZrTKD.
For Now York.Pbtladelnhla.ltnailtn.rnttiivllta
Tamaqua, 4c, 11,4s a. m
ror uauwissa, 11,49 a. m. 4 et ana 7,20 p. m.
For WlUlamflnnrt.A.U A.an a. m. ami m n m
TKimsroE aorxar liati ai tollowd, (bcnbat
icarriD.)
Leave New York. VIA. TAmnnnnrt 9.110 a. m .inI
via. Bound Brook itouto T,4S a. m.
Leave rhlladolphla, 9,43 a. m.
Leave Uoadlnir. 11. to a. m.. Potfjivliln. ia sa n.
aadTamaqua, l.jsp. m.
Leave catawlssa, ,lo t,40 a. m. and 4,oo p. m.
Leave Wllllamiport,,4ia.m,2,oop.m. and 4,30 p, m
- HUu..vu..,vn iui. I ... . Ui
nend and to and from Philadelphia go through
"iinouicnangooi cars.
J. B. WOOTTEN,
0.0. HANCOCK, General Manage,,
General Passenger and Ticket Agont.
Jan. 10, 1881 tt.
D
ELAWAltE, LACKAWANNA AND
WEj'fEKN UA1LUOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
NORTH,
STATIONS. I
I SOUTH
p.m. p.m. a.m.
a.m. p iu. p.ia
16
I 0
03
8 SS
8 48
8 41
8 81
43
9 45
Bcranton....
-Bellevue. ,
to
3 10
3 it
8 W
i n
9 15
i 10
37
30
84
9 19
14
Taylorvlllc.,
...Lackawanna.,
...... nun ton....
,. WcstPlttston
Wyoming....
fflLltlW-...
9 45
9 (3
9 li
3 so
3 11
3 84
8 39
3 41
I 34
110 0.1
,11) 08
6 61
......Bennett
8 36
8 85
16
8 07
I 00
3 00
1 50
1 43
1 5
1 25
04
04
Kingston....
Kingston....
Plymouth June
....Plymouth...
Avondalo ...
NanrlpAIrn
10 18
10 18
10 M
10 34
10 43
9 64
7 08
7 IB
3 64
7 17
8 65
8 47
B 80
8 S3
8 17
8 II
8 OS
7 M
3 03
7 it
7 10
7 7
3 00
8 10
3 18
t 33
3 43
8 61
8 67
4 07
4 12
4 SO
4 ST
4 83
4 t8
4 It
6 CO
6 !6
1 18
1 03
liunlock'8 creek
I 46 13 43
7 33 11 85
7 36 18 16
T SO 13 00
7 18 11 47
7 09 11 40
7 06 11 93
57 11 10
tl 10 58
6 45 10 50
6 87 10 44
It 10 33
10 10 08
04 10 00
I 45 9 40
.unicksninny.
. .llff-tria V.,n
10 ts
111 07
....Beach Haven'.
11 13
11 SO
....... uerwick ,
Tlrlar l-rplr
S 00
, Willow Grove.
7 63
7 41
Lime luago.
Kktht. . .
8 10
8 18
11 s
11 4fi
II bo
11 (S
13 IS
7 US
...UloomsDurg,.
7 S3
7 39
7 11
minnri
Catawra Bridge
iuanviiie...,
..Chulasky...
9 04
V SO
I 45
iNorthumberl'd"
ll! 45
p.m. a.m. .,m,
p. 111, p.m. a.m.
. . , W. F. HALSTEAD, Supt.
Superintendent's oniea. scranton. Feb. 1st. 1683.
PARKERiS
HAIR BALSAM.
iliiS elrai.u.rc&iiif
is prcfcireil by thost
uhultjvauiedidtuauy
iilmi'ar PttlUc, on zc
comit (f Its uprtor
(.lcnlirK..6nd puriiy.
It contains materials
only that rt Uncfichl
to tlio scalp aaa tuir
ami always
Reitcrei th
Color to Crey or Faded Hair
Parlter'i Mair Balaam l finely perfumed and It
w.iiiuiicu Miiretcaiisiunc ci nag Hair and to re
move dandrufl and ilclilnj, 1 lucox & Co , N.Y.
10a, a.4 1I1.1, a Ovular la drup aa j ntUclaM,
ag0M& Jiimaaajjjj.l;yra-Mwtl
GINGERTONIC
A Suptrlatlvo Kulih nnd Strcnsth nlorer.
iryouramochidu or farmer, wern out with
overwork, m n inoiliir run down ly family cr bouts,
hold duiici try l'AierH' Cikckr Tonic,
If you aic a lawyer, pilniiler or tuiineis man ex
hauii.J bxinenwl Un In or analoua caret, donotuko
lniokaunjirjniulaiit,butuaePaikir'diriBcrTila
JfveuhaveCoiuumpiion, Dyipcijla, Itheuno.
lani,hiJneyternfliiiiii,oriiiiy(liordcroftheluiigi,
lomai.h.Lewlt, blood or nerval, Pa KumVa Gincir
Tonic will cure you. 1 1 li the t!roalct lllood Puri
M Ui Beit md Surest Cough Can Ever Utid.
, If youmwnitintawjy from eg 0, iliialpatlon or
my tuiiaae or uciki et and reciuiie a .lunula. 1 uko
. tiiKOii 1 Jvaiceloncoi ItvillliiTlgoraie andLuUd
vou up fioui (li. fu.l doae but will never Intoalcue,
v Ithutatcdliundiidtoflitcti It may lave yourt.
CAUTION t-IWun all lulillt.Ua, I'uk.r'a Cloj.? Toalo la
I .a.p.a.l .1 aa UrfMi.4lalanaUla lt.uU,a4UuUiWy
i (iiM fi.m n.ai.ll..i .( laet alui., B.nd farclnnOuW
lUaC..,N, r, t!K,4tliii,aUalriUilrei.
tRCAT CAYIKQ HUVINO DOLLAR llzt
. nch and tailing fragrance haa uade thie
delightful perfume eacecdiagly popular, a hero
liaothlag like It. lnaituon laving Fu.
tom CoUH.na and look for lignature of
aa .T.ry bottle. Aa druerLt or 4alr l Wrrdwwr
nawevlriea. fi aiJ II ."t U. P '
UhUltSAMSa Ill'VI.NU lj. 6I7E.
Vnulhlul
Uarth I, '83 ly,