THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMfeBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. ) Respeot for tho Ageu I low iicnittiful in tlio young Is in spect to tlio nirud. How, moro than bountiful one little net of ilutif illness looked to my, nnd doubtless so to nil other beholders, ns two young girl, or Indies rather in every senso of tho word, assisted their aged grandparent along tho street to tho eliureli. Nor did their attentions ceaso until sho lnjd gained her seat. Tlio dear old lady could thus improve tho favorable opportunity to hear again tho preaching of God's word so precious to her soul, perhaps think ing all the while it may be the last time sho will bo so blessed, or o'er thu veil will bo removed and sho will see tho Master face to face. I could not but think her lot was east in a pleasant place, and it was plain thai those oo cunylng tho middle ground had faith fully fulfilled tho trust reposed in or as sumed by themselves i thus imbuing tlio mind of youth, from early child hood, with the thought and feeling that lovo and respect were duo tho aged. May bo rewarded in kind. There nro comparatively few who will live to become octogenarians, and if any ono of in does live to that ad vanced ago may wo bo so cherished. How many, or how few of the old peo ple but are soon set to one side, left to their own solitude, seeming to learn bo times that if they will only keep to their solitude those younger than they are well suited. Their tottering steps are too slow for tho paces of youth. Hut this ono aged 'Mother of Israel,' oh 1 it does onoVheart good to witness tlio kindness shown her. And will not those young souls bo richly reward ed, both 'in this life, and that which is to come.' Vor is it not the grace of God abounding in their hearts that ac tuates them, and would they not be kindly considerate for others where no kindred tie exists. And tho spirit that pervades them will bo leading them on to obey God's behests in all the walks of life. Wo know that ono duty well done is but the stopping stono to another and another, until, life's duties all fin ished wo will hear tho Master say, "Well done, thou good and faithful servants, enter into tho joys of thy Lord." And let us remember "TlmtOod lias marked each sorrowing day, And numbered each secret tenrj And Heaven's long years of bliss slinll pay For all his children suffer here." What goes with the Farm. Mr. II. A. Ilaigh, of tho Detroit bar, gives tho following valuable informa tion in the American Agriculturist for December : "When a farm is bought or soh!,ques tions often arise as to what goes with it, and disputes may often bo avoided if farmers know just what their farm deeds include. In brief, where no re servations aro made in tho deed, the oouveyanco includes the land, the build ings upon it, and all such chattels or articles as have become so attached or fixed to tlio soil or to tho buildings, as to become what is known in law as 'fixtures.' "What constitutes a 'fixture' depends largely on the intention of tho owner in putting it there,and also upon tho man ner in'which it is ailixed. Anything so lixed to the. soil or the buildings that it cannot bo removed without injury, nearly always goes with the farm ; and anything of a pennant nature, fitted for permanent use,and annexed thereto by the owner with that intention, generally goes with the land, though it might bo severed without any injury, as tho following examples will illus trate : All fences upon tho farm go with it, but not fencing materials, as rails, etc., if bought elsewhere and pil ed upon tho farm, and not yet built into a fence ; they have never yet been 'annexed.' But rails cut from timber standing on the farm and piled up for future use, go with it j their original annexation is not severed by being changed from standing trees to rails. If, however, they were cut with the in tention of using them elsewhere than on tho farm, they would then be per sonal property, "and would not pass. The bare intention in tho mind of the owner in this instance makes the differ ence between real estate and personal property. Hop poles, if they havo been onco used upou tho farm, aro re garded as a part of it, though at.tho timo of salo they aro stored away for future use. Loose scaffold-polos, how ever, laid across tho beams of a barn, have been held not to bo a part of the realty. Standing trees, of course, are part of the farm ; so aro trees cut or blown down, if loft whero they fall, but not if corded up for sale; tho wood has then becomo personal prop erty. Faith Cures. Past Eating. Mastication performed in haste, savs and exchange, must be imperfect, even with tlio best of teeth, ni'd duo. ndmix ture of tho salivary scerctioh of the food cannot take place. When a crude mass of inadequately crushed muscular fiber, or undivided solid materia! of any description, is thrown into the stomach, it nets as a mechanical irri tant, and sets up a condition in the muciiotis membrane lining that organ which greatly impedes, if it docs not altogether prevent, tho process of di gestion. When the practice of citing quickly nnd filling tlio stoniftcl with unprepared food is habitual'tho-digestive organ is rendered incapable of performing its proper functions, hither much larger quantity of food than would be necessary under natural con ditions, is required, or tho system suf fers for tho lack of nourishment. Those nnimals which were intended to feel hiirridly were cither gifted wtyh tho power of rumination, or provided with gizzards. Man is not so furnish ed, and It is fair to assume that ho was inl ended to eat slowly. Wu 'must a pologize for reminding our readers of facts so familiar i but wo do this in the hope that any who olinuco to havo in fluence with tho mauagers of largo ho tels where dinners a la table d'hote are in vogue, will take measures to bring about a much needed reform in which these entertainments aro conducted. At tho best and most frequented estab lishments in places of fashioublo resort, whero multitudes of health-seekers are wont to congregate, tho hurried dinners are not only causes of annoyance, but actually go far to prevent the benefit which would bo derived from a change. No f-ooner is ono course than another is introduced, without giving' 'the -truest time to digest or even swallow tho first. Tho eagerness to secure good divi dends takes a particularly mischievous form, when it piles food on tlio plate of a customer and compels him li. con sume it breathlessly. The matter may seem a small one,but it is not so. Just as a man may go on for years, with' de fective teeth, imperfectly masticating his food and wondering why ho suffers from indigestion, so a man may habit ually livo under an infliction of hurried dinners, and endure the consequent loss of health, without knowing why, he is not well, or how easy tho cause, of his illness might bo remedied. Extermination ofSaltnon. Tho destruction of fish seems to be if ointr on in n tcrrlblii way, both in Oregon nnd nt Lako Tnlioe, in Nevada, as the followlnt: two items will show : The first item not Is that a uentlenian who canio down from tho Cascades lately, states that ono of tho fish-wheels there caught 4,100 salmon in twenty four hours. The fish appear to bo runnlnir in vnst numbers, as ho saw a man with n dip-not catch seventy- eiiilit nt tho bend of nn eddy in less than' nn hour. Ho eauuht three nt ono scoop. Tho fish, in makinc a tiassauo of tho cataract, are compelled to keep closo to tho shore, and so aro readilv captured. Tho second item, from tho Kcno (Nev.) Gazette, states "that 1,200 pounds of Tahoo trout were shipped below bv exoress ono n'mliU Of this amount It. D. Burton caught -100 pounds. For the past two weeks nn average of 1,000 pounds havu been shipped through Wells, Far go it Co's express at this place daily. There is little credit in catching trout at Lake Tahoo at present. Women and babes and sucklings nro catching their strings of from forty to eighty trout in tlio space of from one to threo i -hours. How Dressed Beef is Prepared., An article describing "how 'dressed' beef is prepared in large 'western 'pack ing houses for shipment to the East, says ; After arriving in the yards tho cattle are allowed to rest for two days, during which they are carefully fed and watered. When ready for .killing they aro driven into an .enclosed alley, from which open ten stalls. As they stand in theso stalls a man shoots them from above wit, a Remington rifle. They are then attached to a chain and in a few minutes aro cleaned dressed and ready for the cutting derartment: Ono day's supply of slaughtered cattle is kept in advance of this', department, so that cattlo kitted and dressed one day are cut upHhe next.. In the -cutting department the carcasses aro cut into the various shapes and izes need ed for shipment and are put; into t,he icehouse or chill room. Tliir.Qomlias a capacity of 100 tons of tTieat, 'and there is another of the same capacity, and a third which holds "0,000 pounds of dressed meat. The temperature in these rooms is kept at twenty eight de grees I'aiircnheit, but has been on occa sions reduced to sixteen decrees and maintained at that point for twentv- four hours. This temperature is pro duced by the circulation of "salt-pickle through inch iron pipes, which seem to bo everywhere, and are covered with an inch and a half of puro whito frost. his arrangement is in strict accord ance with natural laws, as the cold pipes attract the moisture which con tains whatever impurities there may bo in mo air or trie room, anu rentiers tho air dry, which is as essential as to havo cold. J. ins method of refrigeration equal to the presence of fifty, tous of ice in each room, and its superiority in point of spaco and convenience can bo cadily seen. When ready for shin- ment tho meat is taken from the hooks in theso rooms and put into the refrig erator cars. At tho meeting of Baptist ministers in New York city tho Itov. Dr. G. W. Sampson read a paper on miracles and cures by faith. Ho told a story of a woman who was treated by Dr. Ham mond. The woman believed she could bo cured by the application of Lourdes water. Dr. Hammond told her he would apply Croton, and if that did not help her ho would apply Lourdes. lie applied Jjourues, out she, suppo-un it to be Oroton, refused to bo cured. Dr. Hammond then tried Croton, and tho woman, believing it to bo Lourdes, was healed. In his Vonort of tho meet ing and tho subject under discussion, the Now York Tinw.it "ives the follow- ing : "The Rev. Dr. Charles Rhodes said God was as capable of working mira cles nt this time as in scriptural times, but Ho was always chary of them He related the wonders performed by a certain physician who once visited New York, The doctor went into tho room of a bedridden woman and bade her arise and walk. Slio did so. The Rev. 1). O. Potter, tho moderator, sab hu knew of a wonderful case. Instead of some ordering the woman out of tho homo fire was applied and the effect was tho same. Tlio Rev. .1. G. Shrive, ot vonkers, told ot a young woman in that city whosu sight was restored bv putting drops of oil on her eyes nnd praying. The Row Dr. Thomas said miracles were not confined to marvel in healing. A young woman who bo lioved in faith hired a house in Brook lyu nt $I.jO a year, but she had no money to pay tho rent. Dr. Thomas saw the first month's rent was paid, mid the young woman tried to induco tho agent to have faith for tho romainde of his pay. A young woman in New Raven was cured by a doctor in Bos ton. Dr. Thomas questioned he rather sharply, and her reply made him a littlo cautious, bho said tho greatest obstacle to her cure by faith was tl mill stern, m: oampson spoKo ot woman ill with typhoid fever, who was not expected to live. J'rnyers wer sent up for her and she recovered. Dr Kerfoot, of Baltimore, told of a sick brother who was prayed for and tlio remark of a person who suggested that it was no wonder ho got well wnen six doctors quit seeing linn. ' An attractive, youthful appearance scoured by using Barker's Hair Bal An Excedingly Greedy Oow. Hon. Harrison Bally, of Kentucky, owns a cow which is highly valued. A fow nights ago she got into a corn field and tilled herself so full of tho provender there that sho was unable to rise when she laid down, and nothing 'short of her death was expected until a neighbor came along and undertook to relieve her bv plunging a butcher knife into her tlank just in front of the hip bone. This failed to havo the desired effect, and another neighbor proposed to enlarge the hole made bj tho knife and remove tho food. To this tho owner would not consent until convinced that sho would die any way, and then the experiment was tried, and fully six bushels of undigested corn, cornstalks and grass, in a stato of fer mentation, were removed from her paunch. The opening wns then closed nnd in a very short time the animal was on her feet and ns contentedly chewing her cud as if nothing unusual had happened, and is to-day as well as any other cow on the place. Iron in a colorless stato and Peruvi an bark, combined with well known aromatics, make mown s iron isitters tho best medicine known. A discovery has been made lately by a Bavarian arclueologist, Hcrr Sester, at the point whero the Euphrates bursts through tho Taurus Range. Here, in a wild, romantic district, lying between Madntieh and Sauisat, he found a line of megalithic monuments, averaging between 55 and GO feet in height, and bearing inscriptions., They are m a re markable state of preservation, and Herr. Sester has no doubt that they formed a part of somo great national sanctuary, dating back somo 3,000 years or more. There was formerly at this placo a necropolis of the old Coni- magene kings, so that it seems reason able to attribute these colossal monu ments to this ancient people, tho here ditary foes of the Assyrians. Very little is known about them. The classical writers allude to them only in casual passages, and the arrow-headed inscriptions, although mentioning them very often, have hitherto yielded scanty information. John T. Eaymond's Jury. AMUS1NO IKGIDKNT OK TUP. TIIXAS cutci'ir which kvkn Raymond co'ui.dx't rsKaisT. Tho members of John T. Raymond's ury in "(Jolonel boilers aro sometimes peculiar lot, and their impanneling is i odd as their appearance at times. It is tho duty of the property-mau to secure tho necessary number to decido the fate of .Lmra Jfaickim for her looting of Colonel Sltclbu. To do this he is, obliged to skirmish about for those who will lend dignity to the oc- !-.. 1.... 1. - l r . ciiNiuii, nut uu is not always successmi. Sometimes after being' secured they will provo recreant to their trust nnd skip out after seeing the performance up to tho end ot tho tourlh act. As this has been practiced a number of times, "Props'' hit upon tho idea of seizing their hats and holding them until the termination of the play, thus securing the jury. Ed. Kidder was telling tho other evening of a jury they had hi one of tho town of tho Texas circuit. At the beginning of tho fifth act the district attorney commences his address to tho jury. In one of his most touching perorations ho was suddenly !.. ....1 I... i-n . , .. . I niiAiiTiqjuiu uy a ma, gaunt nnu oxcueu juryman, who rose in his seat, shook his linger nt tho court olhcial and shouted out with a voice that trembled with emotion and bug-juice, "Yes she lid shoot him, and she treated him right. 1 was down in them front seats and saw it myself." The whirlwind of laughter that broko from actors and audience tore tho remainder of the per formance to tatters, and even Kay- moud's- indignation was not proof against it. Vmemnati iiujutrer. John Brown having been sont tho other day at Balmoral by tho Queen in quest ot the lady in waiting, who hap pened to bo Dnohes of Athole, Biidden ly stumbled against her. "Hoot, mom,'1 said ,1. J$,, " yer lest the woman I was looking for .' Tho enraged Dutchess dashed incontinently into the roval presence and exclaimed to her Majes ty: .v.uadam tJ.ls. has insulted moi ho has had tl)0' impertinence to call me a woman, To which tho Utieen ro- plied with cutting severity: "A prav, what aro you t" AH tho ladies in wailing ami ladies of tho bed chain ber havu a deadly hatred of John Brown. til VB HIM A 1IH3T. 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No matter what your feelings or symptoms are, wlnit tlio discaso or ailment is, uso nop Bitters. Don'fc wait until you nro sick, but if you only feel 'bad or miserable, uso jjop Bitters at once. It may buvo your life. Hundreds linvo been ' Eiivcd by eo doing. $500 will bo paid for a caso they will not euro or help. . Bcmcmber, Tjop Bittors is no vile, drugged, drunken nostrum, but tho Purest and Best Mcdicino over mndo; tho "Invalid's Friend nnd hope," and no person, or f 1 1 111 HI I ( ituniiy snouiu uo wnnout it. ) A NOTlU) HUT UNT1TIXP WOMAN. ll'rora tlio llonton Glol,: I . . . . Tl t. n i J . r..... baco, La.moBa.ck, Sprains anil I Drziscz, Asthma, Catarrh, Coxizhs, Colds, So ro Throat, Diphiharla, Hums, Frostl Bites, Tooth. Ear, and Jload- ache, end all pains and achca. I The 11 Intertill and c-llernat remedy In the wor.J. Kver)' tiott.a r; Jir.mtee.1. Soklby metlicinti dealer, every here. D.Mclioni In eight Uni.'uaffLt, rr Ice 50 cent, and f t ag. FOSTEfl, MILBUtlN & CO., Prop'ri, BUri'ALO, :i,Y.lV.S.Ai Hiww i m ..u ...., Feb. 17 ly. 'si MAS BEEN PROVED Tho SUREST CURS for KBKSNEY DS3EASES. TtAMi aUttia htefe or disordered tirino indi ato that you nro a victim P Til EH DO WOT, IIE3ITATEJ ue Kidney Wort at once, (drug tjUta recommend It) and It will tpeodily over come tho dlie&flo and reitoro healthy action.! a qJjnC i'or complaints pocuuar huUlwOito your box. such aa pain and weaknesses, Kidney wort is unsurpaoaou im it ttriii rutt tjroantlr and cafclr. Eitiicrsci. incontinence, re wuu on oiuirac, brie dnst or ropy dencsita. and dull dratfeina paino, all tpecdily yield ta its curative powrr,1 43- SOLD JjX Alili UiiUlitilDiVJ. inco f 1. 1 BLOOMSBURG PLMltlG MILL mu ..nriAtr,f,ri liM'lttr r.ttf Ida 1lrin1nrr VIII on ItallroAd St rcct, lu nrst-cmsa condition, is pro parod to do all kinds ot work In his line. FRAMES, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, FLOORING, Etc. f urntslicd at roasonnblo prlcos. Ml lumber used 13 well seasoned nnd none but skilled workmen aro employed. ESTIMATES FOE BUILDINGS turnlshed on application. Plans and eclnca tiona prepared by an experienced draughtsman. CIIAtlLES KRVC, ItloouiNlmrg, Pa. CARPET BLOOMSBURG. PA. I. C. SLOAN & Bit, IW.OOMBlWltO, PA. l vmfacturcra of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, PHAETONS, SLEIGHS, PLATFORM WAGONS, &C. First-class work nlways on hand. HKPAUILKG MIA TL YDONH. I'rtccs teducalto .tHtV the times. PAPER HANGING. WM. F. BOIDINJE, IKON ST., Mtl.OWHnCOND.IIT.OOMSHUUn, 1"A. is preparra 10 uo an itiuus oi l'laln and ornamental PAPER HANGING, BOTH DECORATIVE AND I'LAIN. All UlntlN oI'TuriiHiiro Repaired and made rn good aw new. - in d Lto4 UkeatM cf Mm. Tdlil E. rinlr. i Ly.-H. XutJ,, n ho abort all cllicr human Ulniri t ul'ifLlly colli d the "Ptar Vrli tu of Woman," of ln-r t urrci pumlenU lovo (u call hrr, Sh .Jm : ilcvotud tu licr work, which Is Iho outer mo t u i-..-t'n-:y, and U obliged to keep tit ladr a,- tut.HtuUL:iliCrAniv.(rthlarv9Comi'tiun1cnr v u li ilit.ljr pvar l.i u;kji her, each U art tig U F;xclal RiJmrf Hi?'!tnr,or Joy nt relcuofroni It. Jlur ViAtuWo. 'i!.puuMUaniedlc!no for goo and not eil curt.. i, I havo icnona!l taYiitlsutidltaxtd HMuatUtlw ft tlio truth of thlt. O i account cf t'-i proven niartti. It U rw.nmcnded an I tirtwcriiMNt by pebcat pliyilclau In ttw country. Ono myn "It works ULo a charuuml arc-4 much j'tln. Itwlllcure ontirrly tho wont ami cf falling of tlx uUru. Irucorr)io?a, Imular and iwilnful Mtrutniutlun.aUOvftrUnTruuUwL Inflammation ami Ulceration, nxUii, all Displacement and tho con icutntri-lnil wcakncM,aaa U especially adapted to the c&anro or ure.' It pcrmiui-iovtrr portion of tba lyttem, andifirei neUfoud vigor. It renurrs falntaetui, flatulency, uitrr) i ait eravinff ror nunuuimi, ana rvlitvcs weak new of tmttu,mMh, It cunn moating, Iloadachra, Vk rvoui I'roatratloii, G rural lability, SlecplcMneM, iVprtfclon and Indlgcitloa. That tuMng of Uaring dsvrii,caul.a pain, weight And Lackacho, li alwayi permanently imml by Ui um, It will at nil limn, and pndr al clrcunutance, act In harmony with tho law that pot crn tho fomalu r jut cm. It e- ht 'y U per bottle or $it for $5., and U solj by dmcf'fU .Any aJrlf required m to tiH'clal vows, and tbo namei of many vho ha e been rclorv4 to jwrfoct hiulthtytU uQot the VtiretaUo Compound, cunba obtotutxl by uddretalnir Ilia,,, with atojupfor repiyi M her home in Lynn, Mam, Yvr Ulrinty Complaint of tithtr $tx thU compound U onfturj-aawd a abundant testimonial ihow. "Mr Jlnkliam' Urer rill." wyi one writer, "are (Uteif in th uorU for the euro of Coiutlputlon, JiUuumrw and Tvr4dlty of the lirtr. Iter Wood rurL.tr m orli w ondem In It vptcial line and UJj fair to iHiual tho Compound lu JU popularity. All must rt i t her aa an Anuvl of Mercy v. hoa ' nolo ambition la to docouu tg other, JOHN A. FUNSTON & CO. Real Estate, Trust, Investment, and Collection Ollice, Blooms- burg, Columbia County, renn a. Properties for Sale in .Columbia County, ra. 05 acreB In Madison township, largo house.framo barn and out-bulldlngs ; good MM, water and fair quality land, lleasonablo price and terms. Owned by Mrs. Esslck. 70 acres In llenton township, near New Colum bus. A very doslrablo and productlvo farm with good buildings, fruit, water Ac. Price $3000. Terms easy. 103 acres in Flshlngcreek township, near Zlon church, lirlck dwelling, barn and aueds, good water, two orchards and othOi-fruits. Pflco and terms reasonable. 2i acres in Jackson township. Small farm cleared, with farm buildings. A saw mill and dwelling. Also a large quantity of pine and hem lock timber. 150 acres of excellent land in Mimin township; on road between Ilerwlckand Mllllln, owned by John Wolf. Had., on N. & W. II, li. 1!. nrlck house, farm buildings, orcuaru, water, sc.. nnu Bulllclent supply of timber. A valuable property, UO acres In Madison township, noar Jersey- town. (Jood frame house, barn, water, fruit anu timber. Will bo sold cheap and on good terms. 7 acres In Madison township near Van Horn's school house, with frame house, bUblo und good trait. 63 acres In Hemlock township near Kvan's MI1L Vramo house, bank barn, young orchard of 'choice fruit, good meadow, running water, c. lit acrosof excellent farm land l miles west ot Illooinsburg. Farm buildings and two tenant houses. too acres In Pino township, near Pino Summit, Farm buildings fruit, water and considerable Um ber. 5 ocroa ot limestone with three 1:11ns In Centre township. A 3k story woolen mill wlih full set of machin ery, a good natural water power, all lu good wort Ing order with good trade. Also n large dwelling barn and out-bulldtngs. Also 2r acres of land on Little Klshlngcreek, 0 miles from nioomsburg Abo ten other farms In various localities. Properties in Bloomsburg and Else whoro. A larije, comfortable and nearly now threo story brick residence on Houth Market street, with Mansard roof. cas. water, cold or hot. range, b itu room, heater lu cellar, stable, well, choice fruit. ic, all In ilrst rate condition, Price reasoaiblo and terms easy. A carriage manufactory with tools and trade desirably located on Iron street, below Main Two pleasantly located brick residences on Centre street. Two largo jraino dwellings on Third street. west nioomsburg, West fruit PXaUnSBING, GilS FITTING, STOVES AND TINWARE. ,:o: E. 33. ilas nurclmsed the Stock and Business of I. Ila- genbuch, and Is now prepared to do all kinds of worK in uis line, rmmuiug uuu una ruuug specialty. Tinware, Stoves, ENqES KD rErJErS, In n great variety. All work done by EXPERIENCED HANDS. Main Street corner of Kast. BLOOftlSaiURG, PA. A neat framo residence on Main street, nioomsburg, with stable, good water and arounds and building In best condition. A very desirable brick on Main btrcot, suitable for business and resldeuco combined. A double brick residence on East Main street, desirably located. Terms easy. A frame houso on Sixth street near Market, brick and also a framo dwelling on ruth street, both In good condition, Pleasant homos. .Two Btnall frame dwellings In i:st nioomsburg, cheap, Two frame dwellings on Iron street, cheap, Alargo new brick roildenoj at the corner ot Third atd West streets, A very desirable framo dwelling on Fourth Btrect,CatawUsa with "table, watei, fruit, &o also at Catawlssa, a coal yard with sldlug, lirg bed ot good sand, dwelling on premises, put ot which can bo used as building lots. Also, other properties not mentioned, and do Blrablo building lots located on Market, fifth. west and other streets, Strict attention paid to the examination ot titles ana;to conveyancing, and all matters submitted promptly atteoded to at lowest rates charged by real estate agencies. For particulars apply to JOHN A. FUtWON, or PAUL U.WIHT. THE l'ANTAOHAPlI WNDKU FOIl SAI.K ONLY AT "THE COLUMBIAN" OFFICE CALL AND SUE. O. E. SAVAGE, PEiLitn in ilvorwaro, Watchos, Jowolry, Clocks. Ml binds of Watchos, cftckR and Jewelry neat ropairea.nna warrauieu, tit) feirlfci&ilAJ fc?! I AND NONE BUT FlItST-CLASS WORKMEN EMP LOYED. Estimates l&ado on all Work. WM. F. BOD1NE. JUvci'it buy et' should Select an Oryan !?'( yu it rant via yotul JCvevy day work and Years of' service. JSvcry V.stey Oryan Sold Is made Throuyhoul with Usqual fidelity, and Yields unrivaled tones. Ssml for Illuttratcd Catalogue, J. ESTP.V & CO., Urntllclioro, Yt. fiinir m a mm vm And other first clnss Pianos, und u lingo lot of MUSIC BOOKS, ArIOLINS, ACCORDEONS, HUBICAL OMMtll, VIOLIN STRINGS, AbbB cvei'y&BsBBB Baa iSae MUbsBc Mghc. OT. SALTZBR, MUSIC ROOM, FIFTH STORE BELOW MARKET STREET, BLOOMSBURG PA. RAILROAD TIME TABLE mSKEumm PKNNSYLVANIA KAIMtOAD. PHIL. AUIXPHIA ft KIIIE It. It. DIVISION. Philadelphia nnd Krln Itallroad Division and Northern central Hallway. SUMMKU TIMK TA11LK. In effect Juno Cth, 192, trains lcavo Northum- bcrland. KASTWAltll, .!.. ft. m. Sea Shoro Express for Sunbury, Har rlshurg and Intcrmcdlnto statlonn, Lancaster, Philadelphia, Now York, Ilaltlmoro nnd Washing ton, arming at Philadelphia t.to ti. m.j Now York, 0.15 p. in. ilaltlmoro, S.io p. m. ! Washington 0.41 p. m , making close connections nt Plilladel- puiaiornuni'iiciiuiu iuuu. 1.4o p. m. Hay express for Hunbtiry, Harris burg nnd intermediate stations, Lancaster, Phil ndcrplua, Now York, Ilaltlmoro nnd Washington, nrrlMngnt l'hllaileiphtn 7.35 p. in. Now York, 10.35 p. m.j llnUlmore, T.W p. m.i Washington, 8.41 p.m. I'liiunnn rnnor car inrougu io rnuauci phla nnd passenger coaches through to Philadel phia and Baltimore. 8.or, p. m. Wllllamsport Accommodation for Munburv. llarrlsburg nnd all Intel medlato Mil lions. Lancaster, l'lillndelpnla and Now York, arriving at Philadelphia K.&5 a. m. ! New York o.ib a. m. Weeping car accommodations can bo secur rdnt Ilarrlsburgfor Philadelphia nnd Now York. Philadelphia p.moDgcts can lemaln in sleeper un disturbed uuiin n. lu. l.r,5 n. m. brio man mr Biiuuury, unrrisourg and Intermediate sliitlons, Lancaster, Philadel phia, New York, Ilaltlmoro nnd Washington, ar riving at Philadelphia 7 tu a. m. i New York, il.lB n. m. Baltimore 7,45 n. in. : Washing ton, 9.17 n, in. Through Pullmau sleeping cars are run on this train to Philadelphia, Ilaltlmoro nnd Washington, and through passenger coaches to Philadelphia nnd Ilaltlmoro. WK3TWAHD, O.iis n. m. Krle Mall for Krlo nnd all Intermcdtalo stations with through Pullman Pnlaco car nnd through passenger coaches to Eric. f or t;annnoBigua nnu iuiermeuiaiu siauoiis, Itochestcr, lluffalo nnd Niagara Falls, with Pull man Palace car and passenger coaches through to Hochestcr. 1,4.1 p. m. Niagara Express for Knno nnd Inter mediate stations with through passenger coaches to inne. ror uanaimaigua nnu principal inter mediate stations. Itochcster. lluffalo nnd Niagara Kails with through parlor car to Watklns and through passenger coaches to itochestcr. tVJ5 p. ia Past line for Lock Haven and Interme diate stations, and Klmlra, Watklns and Interme diate stations, with through passenger coaches to Y aiKHln. TI1HOUOII TRAINS 1011 NOUTnUMDCItLAND FI10M THE KAnT AND KOUTII. Nlacara Kxnres.1 leaves Now Vorlc. 6.80 a. in. : Philadelphia $.40 a.m.; Washington, 8.07 n. in,: Ilaltlmoro 9.M a.m., arriving at Northumberland 1.4 1 p. m., wiin uirougii I'uiimnn ranor car irom Philadelphia and through passenger coaches from Philadelphia and llalllmore. Fast Lino leaes Now York 7,65 a.m.; Philadel phia, 11.05 a.m.; Washington, 9.37 a.m.; Haul more. lO.Cifl a, m., arriving at Northumberland 6.85 p.m., with through passenger coaches from Philadelphia and llaltlmorc. i;no nan leaves new l ore i.oop. ra.; riuiaaei phla, 11.20 p. m.i Washington, o-M p. m.; Haiti more. 11.20 n. m.. arriving nt Northumberland .6 n. in., with through Pullman l'ataco sleeping cars irom riiuaucipiua, wusmngion nua iiauimoro nnd through passenger coaches from Philadelphia. WEBER--SSARBKEilM CKNTRAL RAILWAY BLADTK BOOKS! . BLANK BOOKS! Of every ilescription li tiled and bound to'order ; aiso bindi r of all Peri odicals rsticli as Harper's, Century, St. Nicholas. Peterson's, &c I f"ct nil, I'nblications bound in latest and most substantial styles. C:rresp:ndos:o Solicited. . . - v.J. 'W. RAGDER, 10 &.112 W,! MAEKET. STEEET, ,ILKES:BAHRB: Pa.- I t y p Used In tho prlnclpalChurchcs for Communion Iiurpuius: Excellent for Ladies and Weakly Per sons ana me Agoa. GGflerMvSewingMacliiiie'Depot, Eiftli Storii Below Market St., BLOOMSBURG, PA. fflacblne Celebrated While Sewinc Now Davis Vertical Feed Sew ing Macliino, Now Home Sewing Juaclrino, Household Sewing Machine, Estoy Sewing Jfachine, Genuine Singer Sewing Machine, Singer Pattern Sewing Machine, Attnriimonm best Spwlntr Machine Oil. and Nee most mr nil sinvinL' iiincninea. SowIul' Machlneii Bold on monthly payments Liberal discount inane for eusn, every macnino nurrnaseu irom me in wnrrnntedtobo Kent In good running order fnr tifn vt.nis fri'd or eharkre. and thorough In jtructlona given by tho bust lady operator In ihls pan oi ine Niue in e in i iiurnti. a.muiuu n.j stoct ot maehlnvs bejorn nurcuoiiiig w iUNWRIGHT & CO., WllOLim LE anOGJMS, I'llII.ADEU'HIA. rcAS, syiiyj'i, copkce, buoah, molassls, MICE, bl'lCKd. UICAKS SODA, AC, C, N. u. corner Siicond and Arch Btreeti. unorders will receive promptatlentlon' ALMOST AS BAD. M'lmt llui IUTileX'd ,rlijlrluii ilu lu Ciinrnui IhnerHi'iu'r. "I'll tell you tho honest truth," answered tlio doctor, "iirlght'ii Dliuiao bolhers the medical men nlmost us badly na ciiicer does. Having paseml a certain stage, both point mralghtto eternlt)'. Itmuybu uuprofeasloaal to let out thu Hecret, but whenever a putlfia comes to mo with liriiii.r'j iiiUiirisK. irunv kldnev trout le uetlnir like ill. I till Will to put on IIKNSON'H C'AI'CINE rultOl'ri I'LASTKU wllhout delay." TLo doctor np'ikoby up' taid. Tho (.'apclno i.ru'ii Hunt in Um nnor. It you can bo lic-lni.il. tho biDcInu will do It. iaok out for frauds. Is tho wordt'Al't'INK cutlniliHinl'idlo of tho plaster irui nn avA i,u lb-lit. l'rlcir ya cents, tcabury i inl..... il.niilu,d Nflw Vnrlf II ItrllpKl. nu'nrls iiuuu.uui V'v'iwwi .'" -v.. ...a" PIAlsTOS, TVTOKTIIEKN XI COMPANY. On and nfttr Tebruarv 19th.19Sl.tralns will loavo Sunbury as follows: NOUTOWAUD. Northern Express 0,30 a.m.,arrlvc Klmlra U.30 pm Arrive at uananuaigua a, -in p. m. " Itochestcr 4.40 " " Nlairarn. 45 Niagara Exprcus l.M p. m. inlvo Klmlra fi.05 p m urmu uananuaigua n.ao " " nochester 9 43 " " Ntaeani 12. RO a m Fast lino s.15 p ra arrlvo Klmlrn 10.20 p m vtaiKins n.iupm SOUTIIWAHD. Southern Express 1.32 a.m. arrlvo Harrlsb'g 8.13 am aruvo rniiaacipuia i.uu " Now York 8.33 " " Ilaltlmoro 7.to " Washington f-.22 a in Lock Haven Ex 10.50 a m arrlvo Harrlsb'g la.M pm arrive rniiaucipuiu- o.uu p 10 " New York 8.45 ' " Ilaltlmoro 5.20 " WashlnL'ton 0.47 Day Expreusl.50 p m arrlvo Harrlsburg 8.3e p m rmiaueiDina T.va New York llalllmore FINE , INLAID FRENCH WALNUT CASE OltGAN, STOPS, 1)0 CASH. Krio Man 1.15 a. m. arme Harrihst?urgn W.xsy Terms. SutlMTuctltm Gtitirantecd. 3A.ao3sras jpxjtsto waee booms, 1'hlladelphlH iew iorK Baltimore Washington 10.00 " 7.oe 8.17 3.00 a. m 7.0B 8.35 " 7.00 MUSIC HALL BLOCK, Junol WILIEBS-DARan, PA J.H. WOOD, General l'assengcr Agent. FliANK TUOSISON. Goneral Manager. SPEER'S Speer's Port Grape Wine I FOUR YEARS OLD. THIS CKUIIlItATED NATIVK WINK I.-I niado from tho Julco 01 1 hu oporto drape, raised In this country, It3 Invaluable Tonic and Strongthoning Properties aro unsurpassed by any other Nallvn Wine, lie Ing thejpuro Julco of tho drape, produced under Mr. ripuer'nrn personal supervision. Its puilty and genulnenos-i. nm ginr.intoen Tho j ounget child 'uny parliiko of its generuus ipinlltlcH, und the weaKestinvau.l usoic to acivaumgo. u i par llculailv benellcMl to tho need and debllltnled, and suited to the vnrlom nllments that nllecttho weaker (.ex, It Is lu every respect A WINE '10 UEHKl.IEDON. DTTTiTQTn'Ni'C! for Soldiers, Widows, Parents x immuiiunm Ch dren. Any d sense. wound or Inlurr entitles. Millions nnnronrlatcd and working fores doubled. Prompt worK nnd nomcs maoe nappy, reo flu. ppiy now. WIDOWS, re-niarrled.now entitled illlrincr widow hood. Great succes In INCHKAsi: cases. Hocnty nnd Hack Pay and Discharges procured, Deserters entitled to nil dues under new laws. lnleiils for Inventor-". L-tnd Warrants procured, bought and sold. Too "would k mildikk," (weekly paper.) oainpin copy irce. elln siamp ior inn in. structlons blanks and bounty tawe. N. W. 1-Tl'ZnKUAI.li CO., 1'enslou, Patent nnd Land Aixys, AaniDiitiur., jr. u. aid. Dec. 1-4w. :1 11 1 RjJ EPILEPTIC FtTS. A T.rndlns London rhyt" IriMii i."4tntrliblK-H nil Olllroin Ni'-Vcrli lor tho Cure oi t. chltV of 'r llcpay,lm9 wlthnnt !onbt troatuJ nn-1 uitil I annnyctliPrilvinrjl'liyMdin. ltlinircci 1 .mi 1 1 ill nii'.tfinsiiHif, Imvo lunrn trr ' ,1 f )ii it. ITu ) ii uor'it rii 1 1 1 I'lMLA'n, wlileli I, i nondl liniilnof hi won tiur ful riiru fr-'n 1t unv ittf. i.inyBaiiJtlitlreiprft'iianil r O. AJart Hi sutiiiiiriirnmniiii'ii i All. HL&Li'.OLL', hv, b4 Join Et., "iievr Yurtr B E L A i 0 TO-DAY .f.V? I llCDanHIS NBVU c,i I, inn Now Rnnri. 1.10 r JKiulli. Mnui ITHI.Inn Mn.u DnnHu. fllvt-B fteprc.iion till! I v.nti ,if ..i. etc. Atftnu unoJO-iy n'd piIILADELPilA and BEADING BOAD ABBANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Juno W, iss'i. T1U1KS LEiVE KUrKHT AS FOI.tOWS(SUMDlT KXCSPTnD. For Now york,rhlladclphla,Headlng,rottsvllle Tamaqua, tc, 11,45 a. m For Catawlssa, 11,15 u. m. 4 CO and 7,2U p. m. For Wllllamsport, c,ls 8,(0 a. ra. and 4,06 p. m. TiiiiKarou xumuT lbavb la follows, (SDNDiY fcxcxrno.) Loavo Now York, via. Tamanend o,oo a. m. and via. Hound Brook Itouto 7,45 a. m. Leave Philadelphia, 9,45 a. m. Iave Ucadlng, n,ta a. m., I'ottsvllle, H.ss p. m andTamatiua, 1,35 p. m. Leave Catawlssa, 6,10 s,40 a. m. and 4,00 p. m. Leave SVllllamsport,9,45a.m,2,oop.ra. and 4,80 p. m passengers to and from New York, via. Tama nend and to and from Philadelphia go through without chango of cars. J. IS. WUUTTJSN, General Manager, C. O, HANCOCK, General lussene-er nnd Ticket Airent. Jan.10, 1881-tf. DULAWARK, LAGICAAVANNA AND WlijTIillN It.MLltOAD. BLOOM8BUBG DIVISION. 4f,' ".vTviI fl'r'V. -w.'.Minwn,j,Ninn -Zfiiyi!iiI4ti rw rmPKiuiMi. Mri.Riu Ad ( flS-S iv-Vl' t8 " " I " IT t ! l-.n i.l I on VVV AfiV-Sijr''." '"""' HM. Tu.Vimuu, Ni "J K4-1 tl?J?V J rtn., ItumHt. Ac V f'-PiZ? if 15'-"''!''",sTtuuiVl.';- r 1-fS. X" "fl"'!1" I.i-rn. . U.wuiiaolbM I Kflk-,M m 1 1 i nim Er.LLo..u-iifi,;;i; t?-W.v .r'r.'.'.MImjwmi.t.ih.r,,,.,,!,. 4ft.i3y?'A ,t "fc-r".n'"ly".r,,UnuWI'iMl,,-mi v.'S sMr Qi ,iLi"iii-iii.w.i..Hr 111 1 -'-i-Z-iy naxatui. . i.u.,f r NOUTII, p.m. p.m. a.m. u 15 a oa 9 0 8 60 8 ti 8 it 8 U7 9 4 9 37 9 30 9 21 9 19 9 14 OCtOSMy SPEER'S ThoI'.J. SlIKItUY Isa wlno of Sup-rior Char acter, and partakes of tin rich qualities or tho grapo from which It Is male. Kor Purity, Klch. ness, Flavor nnd Sledlclml Properties, It will be found unexcelled. SPEER'S Qi! This IlllANDY stands unrivalled In this Country being far superior tor medicinal purposes. IT IS PUItts distillation from tho grape.and con tains valuaolo medicinal properties. It has a di-hcatu lUvor, Mmllir to that of the grapes, from which It l distilled, and Is lu great favor ninomr first-class families. Heo that Iho signature ot ALl-'HED HPEEIl, l'as salo N .1. is over thu cork oi each tottle. SOLD TiY O. A. KLEIM. AND 1IY DltUGUISTS EVHHY WI1BHU, sept. 82, vi, t-y. To Norrous Sufforsw Tho 3rr at European uosos. mi. j, u.mni'oON'a srtcino meoioini, Dr.J. 11. Simpson's Spocino Jlcoicino is a posl. iivu iMirn fnrmorw,rkof lioilv or br.iln ornxcess ot any kind, such as weakness and all diseases re. Bulling irom rteriuus ueumi) , iuimumvj,.m-miii Anxiety, Languor, LnssHudo.DepreBblon ot rjpltltH uud functional derangements of tho nerionssys tern ucnerally, l'alns lu tho iuuck ur PIUV, J.UBS oi .iiuiuvry, i re mature old ago inn diseases that lead to consumpt ion. Insanity &an early grave or uuin. .-u mailer now shattered tho iyslcin may be um x, ill iiiivruuTTr'rihort course of this moaicine win resioro um iosv iiineuuns ami pro cure health and happluosswhere before was de spondency and gloom, Tho Specino Medtclno Is be Ing used with wonderful success. Pamphlets snt free to all. Write for them and get full particular Price, Speclilo ji.oo per package.or six packages for $5,( o. will ho sent by mall on rooelpt ot mouoy Address all orders, J. II, MSII'SONU MKUlDINU CO, Nos. 104 and lillaln street, lluiralo, N. Y. For Bale by J. II. KINl'OKTa, liioomshurg, ra. feb st 82-ly i 1 iii jifi ' i ii i in nit ii iirdlfjl-mUi.u a ti. 1 1 l.lbrrtiUctii s .iiuu.i'.nui'.'U'hii.ri, Jta fFZ -j Ii.-a.-ycf Jy5r3 8 25 8 'lb 8 1C 8 07 S 00 Superior to any IIteuot mo Heal uuthorillci Miry to no iiciira.- itoari'l Biiif-II l'ir f a' by Dni wli. W.II.MionullriMNfl'.V dec 15-1 w w 1 50 1 41 1 SJ 1 25 1 IS 1 03 7 40 12 42 7 aa 25 7 10 1! 15 7 21) 12 00 7 13 11 47 7 09 11 41) T 05 11 33 C 57 11 10 0 ti 10 SS 45 1U 50 5 .17 HI 41 A IS 10 'tl 8 10 HI 03 04 10 00 5 45 9 40 9 04 9 04 S (5 8 47 8 39 8 2-. 8 17 8 12 8 eo 7 CO . 52 7 44 7 8S 7 33 7 29 7 11 e 45 PURS STATIONS. Scranton.... llellevue. . Taylorvlllo.. ..Lackawanna.. Plttston.... . West 1'lttston Wyoming.. Mallby... liennctt... Kingston.. Kingston.... ,1'iymoum juno ....riyinoum,, Avondale ., Nantlcoka. llunlock's creek . ...mucksninny. ....Hick's Ferry. ....ucacu uaven. Berwick . llrlar Creek., ...Willow drove, Ltmo ltldgo.. nupy.,.. ...nioomsburg ItuDcrt.... Catuwl'n llrldgo .....I'uuYiue.. Chulaskv, Cameron... Noruiuinbcrrd SOUTH a.m. p.m. p.n 9 2 1U a 45 9 11 9 6 10 03 10 03 10 18 10 IS 10 SO 3 02 3 00 8 11) 8 18 83 3 45 S 51 3 67 2 54 10 li 10 42 10 L5 11 07 11 13 11 20 11 9 11 4S 11 M 11 EG 12 18 12 45 4 07 4 11! 4 20 4 27 4 33 4 88 4 ta 5 (9 6 25 C 17 6 22 8 27 0 84 H 41 8 40 6 51 6 S3 (1 68 7 02 7 It 1 17 7 22 7 to 7 87 8 00 8 $5 8 40 8 50 9 00 8 00 8 05 8 10 8 18 8 25 8 80 H 85 R 52 9 00 9 04 I) 20 p.m. a.m. a.,m. p.m. p.m. a.m. From the Districts ot Assam, CwmuoMi. CiciiAii KASdllA AI.LV.V, DARItKLINU. 1IEIIHA llOOV. nnd others. Absolutely Pure. Superior In ilavor. Tho iiost economical. Ileuuirea only hair th usual uuantlty. sold by all grocers. JOHN o. PHILLIPS & CO., Agents nf thu Calcutta Tea Fjuuicuie, uiu ai.er-i. i. uec. n-1 w a , . . w- p- HALSTKAD, Supt. Superintendent's omce. Scranton. Feb. 1st, 1882. Wanted Afir.XTS! AffKXTS! AGENTS ! I or i,i.n. JKJIKJl bran' new book, entitled Tliivty-Tlivee xears Among f A true record of theAuthor'i 77.r 'im j.. in. By Gen. Sherman. ThU new work iru ct rnr iit,.Crlbe,I for by freniM n.vM ... . ...u .nt. ,iTi ujr i.ci,. Acrmnii, (en. anmt.Gn. $.r,.hii, (.. . ; -I. n. l,.fiW, of l:m- InentMtn. Ill 1. th Air, - ;Mle(-i(uaiosAifiii turwrtllcu," llininn- v. iur (.MctlwJIil,) ni -"! uutot'afiiu-irirK nri. Iiui'ie lutluntle account o our inilluil cvtr ptimi si, fully rovollnn their "lunir life," nrrrct illn.-i, rt,i.,u,.,ti-. Jd, rrli lo with Ihrllllci vtrrlcncciff UigAut'ior, nn,l of faumui Scouti, Trtrpen, uiw.uvj., n.r.. iiortirr ituuum, nc, vividly portriylnjr I.lfo Intha dr. at Wtlm U iriwu. IUJ i.uuin, l,i ,)r,u. Willi Bl.-il llnemlm mi-1 fupi-rb Chrimo-I.llhorirh I'latct lu 15 colvrl, fri m hotosrlht mailt ty the V, B. uuviruiiu-ni ejyrcwy jvr fiu irrcdl u ork, Alill.N'THI Tfcli erautl Uuk It now out-ielUni ill cfttn lutol. So vomwliHoiu Ascutl ircraze 10 to lioortltri -day. w wmt 1001) more ijrcntt at once. Excluriit l irruorvanil (l T.rm (fli-oi, Our Urtg circular! with full paillculart ..J , : A lint Bncclmtii Mm mil u.iuifiin ior u a i-rni n unn. Aa-lf m llto i-lo publlilicn, a. v. tuuiiiiuii'.-i c 1.U-, luiti ruini, C-RK, sept SMtn HMR BALSAM. TiiiseK's.mtdrcKkinc; is luclVrid by tliow wholnvc iifccdit, tunny iiim't'ar art.i. c, on ac count cf r.t iup?rior cleanliness aud flinty, It contains material only that Prt beneficial to tho iculp and hair nndftlva( Restores His Youthf j Co!or to Grey or Faded Hair P.irker Hair Palsan Is finclr perfumed and Is warranted to prc cut falling ol the Iwir and to re move dandruff and iuMng. 1 Iiscojc & Co , N.Y. tt, Knrj i ilti, at dtuWri In drun aJ medlclim. CUT THBS OUT! AQENTQ Ci 4 C! ?S fl tS-lt PER MAKE J II U St9 WEEK. Wolinvoetoroslnlo loacllnsr Cltlos, rt-ut eiitalu tiie niiU 1'rlnclpi ..ur ..i AddluM M M t rflllSrS Q 3l2L,nctnwnnnnAvo m uu v ccantoij, pa. March 8-ty A Superlative ttcallli and Slrennl'i Rntlnrrr. If you are n i.-icchaiiiq or fanner, worn out with prork, era muilier tun ('own by fipiily or house hold UullMlry l'AlillCII ' (ilNbEK 'll.MC, If ) oti ure n jw)xr, minuter orliiiincstrnanex-liamu-il by menial nr.iinor niixiou.crei. do not lake liitoxicaunstiiinulanti.butiisol'atUr'stiiiiserTonio Ifyouhavo Conjuroptioii, I)ypc,sla, Klieuma. Ism, Kidney l omnlaimt, or pny uuoriUr cf the lunji, i lomacli. U cli, blood or ticr cs, Pa hKKit'ii CIingkr J omic will euro you. 1 1 li ihe til eaten lllood 1'urifior And the Ccst and Surest Cough Curo Ever Used. IfXoiiarouaiiinK away fromrge, diuipation or any dilate or vuknct and iiuir n tiimulani talco (jinchh i 1 omc ot cine I it ill invigorate and build you nji from tlig fint dose but will never intoiicate. It ha laved liundrolt cf livcit it may save youri. CAUTION 1-IUfu.t all luWltut.i. r.itir'i(lliifTor.lL coiIoi.J e( ihe Utt r.ti't4UI lemti lu lltvworlJ.auJ l.vullrly dltTcr.DI frnit rrAraUolil of tth'in ., tivud let ilrculu t I lltcoi A Co., i, y, o -, It 1 1 iUm, al d.aUn U ilruik CIIUAT fAVINO rt'VIXQ P0LLAR SIZE. from r.hlu!i our uirt-uta elitalu their blin llcumitiltli'. Our l-'.it'lorieM, and I'rlncll'iil OUlec nro at llrli-. I'.l. --ii.il for i.ur .Neir t'nluluiilie and a rina wceic in jour own town, Terms nnd ii out uu lit II 10, AUUlltB II. II Al Atalue, it A' to,, Portland match 81 -ly llltl n anil tattine fracrjnrA til. mn.l .1.1. I delightful ncrlumo exceedingly nonular. Iliera Uiiolhlni; lllioll. Insiit upon luvin-I'LoKEt. Ton t.0LuaiE andiook lor tisnatute of naev.rr lottla. Acy il ufl 1 tr J.ul.r In i-.rfiuu.rr '"" I '-.. il.iH.. Ir n. ' ' I. Ml'. I, I i 1 II- V , i t'c tux. f,.Vtr . ilarch s, '93 ly. f sain to all who are getting gray. Price SI. 00. rhilatWphio, i'a, CO If m. A, ih !, I VV9 14 W
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