THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
The Young Lady and the Horse Eetwrter,
"Do tliov iriit It licrol"
Tho novcrnl occupniitn of tlio loom
looked nrouml mul tiiscovoruu it young
Inily. stnndlni: In ttiu doorwny. Sho
iimltlcd slightly to tlio l orso reporter,
mul that individual returned tlio unlit
tntloii willi it placid inilo'atid n lmlf-
over-eight liuiilli's flinilo wlioso gran-
TucnrTof oxnatiso woiilii nlono have nifiilu
it notieealili'.
"You mo right this tinie,nmdaine," ho
said. "This is tho exact spot where the
Hoctlilng brain of tho trained journalist
proceeds to bubble, mid tho lances of
Thought that pierce with unerring aim
tho brazen holniets of Wrong are over
held in ooitchact poiso by strong arim
ready to launch them forth nt this slight
est signal of danger.''
"Papa ilocen'l know I nut up here,"
said tho vision of loveliness, "but mam
ma does. Tho very minute 1 told her I
was going to see an editor she Baid it
was tho best thing I could do,but when
I got right to the door 1 just thought I
should di.!."
"You don't appear to bo in danger of
immediate dissolut'on," remarked tho
horso reporter.
"Oh, of couise, I don't mean exactly
that," said thu.youiig lady, "but I was
awfully nervous, you know I always
was that way and when I was a little
girl papa used to say that tho only way
.to govern mo was by kindness."
"Well, we'll bo gcutlo with you," re
plied tho personal friend of Hams.
"Would you likj to read the Hawkins
villo Clarion or tho Colioes Frcamml"
pointing to a pilo of exchanges.
"No, I don't cavo nbout it.thank you,"
was tho reply. "You editors must havo
a hard timo managing all tho peoplo
who conic up here."
"Thcro is a managing editor for that
purpose,'' said the horse reporter.
How nice ! And do all these gentle
men edit!"
"Yes."
"I'm going to bo married uoxt week,"
said the young lady. "Ain't It funny t"
' "Quito" ludicrous, no doubt," was tho
reply.
"And 1 camo up here,'' she continu
ed, "to seo if you would put a nico
notice of tho affair in tho paper. Will
you do it 1"
"Certainly," said tho horso reporter.
"Would you liko to have it referred to
as 'iinotheronoof those delightful events
in which tho happiness of a trusting
love finds glad fruition in wedded bliss,'
or 'tlio marriage-bells rang out merrily
last, evening, telling to tho starlit skies
a joyful taio of love's filial triumph ?"
Uotii these sentences aro kept in type,
and you can havo you choice."
"I rather liko tho last ono best," said
tlio young lady. "It is moro tenderly
beautiful. Don't you think so?"
"Yes," replied "tho horso reporter,
"there is a sort of corfow-will-not-ring-to
night tingo to it that lajs over tlio
other one."
"Well, then, I will tako that. And
will an editor bo around to write it
up r
"Certainly."
."I will send you a piece of tho wed
ding cake," continued tho young lady.
"Do," said tlio horso reporter. "Tliero
is a dog up my way that needs killing.''
Chicago Tribune.
The Mules Mistake.
Detroit Frco Press.
A horse owned by a peasant ono day
refused to draw his load, having be-
como tired of tlio tyranny of tho man.
''Perhaps I havo been too hard with
him,"' soliloquized tho peasant, "and I
will now make his burdens easier for
a time.'' The horso was therfore giv
en lighter loads, his supply of proven
der increased, and his master never ap
peared at the stablo without a lump of
Biigar in his fingers. A fox who had
observed how the thing worked paid a
visit to a inula owned by tho same
peasant and asked : "Do you want
moi c oats and hay ?" "I should mur
mur," replied the mule. "And would
you liko to loaf half your timo away in
the clovei field?" "I'm bletsed if I
wouldn't !" "And havo some one rub
you down with a pioco of velvet and
feed you cut loaf sugar?'' "It makes
my mouth water to think of it, ' said
'tho initio ns tic nibbled at the fence.
"Veiy well then," continued tho fox j
"all you luive to do is to refuse to
budgo when hitched up. The horse
played that gamu and tho result is that
ho lias becomo sleek and fat." Next
day vWion the peasant hitched tho
mule to his part the animal re
ftsed to move. "What 1 rebellion in
my old mule, too?" shouted tho peas
. ant ; "indeed I cannot permit both nni
. mals to defy my authority, Having
'exhausted my kind words and sugar on
the horse I will try tho virtues of a
club on the mule." Ho thereupon
pounded tho animal until he was glad
to speed faster and draw a heavier
' load than ever bofore. Moral. Tlio fox
hail been watching the nttair lrom a
fence corner, and as hu saw the result
ho chuckled to himself: "A lich man
may havo his fence in tho street, but
paor man must keep his sidewalk in re
fpair to escano tho law.
Christiuo Nilsson told a Chicago
Tribune reporter that Oscar Wilde
ought to havo been taken by tho ear,
on his arrival in this country, and led
to tin first outward bound steamer. "1
think that your peoplo aro too good na
tureil: stio sanl, "or tliey would never
havo born with him. I know that I
could not nut up with his nonsense.
Ho does not appeir in Kuropu divBsed
as he docs here. That would not be
tolerated there. I met him in London
once, anil lie commenced t ) talk to mo
in his peculiar way. I said to him
'Look hero Mr. Wilde, 1 wont put in
with such stuff. This lestiietieisni of
. yours is all humuugi ihanu you;
you aro tho first sensible woman I havo
met.' After that ho talked sent.il)) v
Tho last timo I sang in Stoiuway Hall
in Now York I saw him sitting in a
front row in ono of thoso affected faces
of his, with his head one way and his
shoulders another and his hotly
nn v whoie. I was simriii' a liltlo
Sweedish ballad, mid it just occurred
to mo that it might bo a good
thing to imitate him, but on second
thought I concluded that tho audience
would not liko it." Of Mrs. Luigtry
she said : "She has English ways, and
is not used to this coiuiliy yet. I'eo
plu in Ameiica liko even mi artist to bo
natural and without affectation, Shu
has a very beautiful faco nud a neck
liko sculpture. This country is no
ted lor handsome ladles, and such is
not tho case in England. Mrs Langtry
is very amiable, nud I think she has
been harshly treated by the press, bo
cause she disappointed some who ox
pected too much."
NKVKlt FAILS.
Mr J. Leist, warehouseman forLautz
Bros.. Buffalo, N. l., says lie had
swelling on tho foot which ho attributed
to ohilblnlns. no used 1 homas holeo
trio Oil, and is troublod no longer."
If kid glows ore lutd upon it dnnip'
towel for two or three minutes they !
will go on without tearing.
Aro tho Puroot and Boat
Blttora ovor mado.
They nro compounded from
Hops, Mnlt, Ihiolm, Mnndrnko
mid Dandelion, tlio oldest, best
mul most Tnlunblo medicines in
tho world and contain nil tlio best
and most curntivo jiroportics of nil
other remedies, being tho greatest
Blood Purifier, Liver Regulator,
nnd Lift) mid Health Restoring
Agent on earth. No iiisenso or
ilVhcaltli can possibly long oxist
whero nop Bitter aro used, eo
varied anil porf cct their operations.
They gio now lifo nnd vigor to
tho aged nnd infirm. To till
vrhn'o employments cuttso irregu
laris of tho bowels or urinary
crgatis, or who reqiiiro nn Appeti
zer, Tonio nnd mild Stimulant,
ijoji Bitters f nro invaluable, being
Itifyily curative, toniq nnd stiinu
l.iti'tt, without intoxicating.
No matter what your feelings or
symptoms nro, whn't tho disease or
ailment is, uso nop Bitters. Don't
wait until you nro sick, but if you
only feel bad or miscrablo, nso
JI ip Bit tors nt once. It may snvo
your life. Hundreds havo been
nival by eo doing. $500 will bo
paid for n, caso they will not euro
cr hcip.
Jiinimiber, Top Bitters is no
vile, drugged, drunken nostrum,
but tho Purest nnd Best Mcdicino
ever wade; tlio "Invalid's Friend
and hope," nnd no person or
family bhuuld bo without it. (s
iQsVMPATHIZEWITlJns THE HOPE 0$
tJ!'wcman-'WcThe RACERS
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEffETABLB COMPOUND.
A finro Cnro for nil I'L'JIAI.K WEAK
M.'SSKH, Including I.oucorrlicTn, Ir
regular mul I'alnfnl IHcnmrunllon,
Icllammtttlaii am! t'lrerntlon of
tho Womli. rinndlng, I'JtO
LAPSUS UTKKI, &e.
ITTlc.x-anttothotaitp, cfncnclovu ond lmtneriiiito
Jnltscncct. Ittsacrcathclpln rrcgnanoj, ami ro
Uirt eg pain daring labor and at regular fcilods.
Minimis un it ami rntsi r.ii:E it iiutly.
CrFoa juxWHAnrEssrs of thofrencrattro organ
of cltl.tr (, It 1j second to no remedy that has ever
1 cm 1 cforo tho public and for all diseases of the
1:id:.tts a Is tlio Orcaltit Ecmcdyin tht iroWJ.
t37-KII)Xr.Y COMPLAINTS ofEltlier Sex
FlndCrcnt licllcfln Its Co.
T.YI1IV II.l'INKlIAM'S I1LOOII FCItrFIKIt
will eraihiato cvciy Tistlgo or Humors lrom the
Plood.nl tho same tlmn t 111 gltotono anditrcmdh to
the ayfatcm. As marvellous In result an tho Compound.
tirBoth tho Compound and Bleed ntrldcr aro pro
pard at S3J and U Western ATtnuc. Lynn, Mass.
ritcocf cltlicr, 1. Six bottles for J3. TLeCciuroi.nl
lascst by mall In tho form of pills, or of lozcngcr.oa
receipt of price, 81 per box for either. Mrs. TUiVLam
ficely aMwersall lcttcnl of Inquiry. Enclc.se 3 cent
stamp, ttnd for pamphlet. JUtntton tMs Ibptr.
trl.vPli E. rprKnAU'Hj rrra Tru J cure Constipa
tion. rMiousuorta and Torpidity uf th Lh c r. Hi cci-ts.
3-.SoM by all I)ruflat.-i3.
(31
t?TQTnTG (or Soldiers, Widows, I'atenU
HitNOtUlNOand cuildron. Any dUcose.
wound or Injur entlile, .Millions appropriated
and working foroo doubled, l'rompt woru and
nnmes imaa nnppy. rco ii. ppi) now.
WIDOWS, re-marrled,now entitled dur.n? wld )w
liood. (lnat Biicro3S In INCUKAE c.ibo. IIoontt
and Hack l'ayand lilai,litirea procured. Deser er
entltld to all due3 under new laws. I'atentH
for Inventor. Lind Vorrants nrocured. boutfht
and Bold. Tlio "WOULD & milDIKK." (weekly
tianer) Sample copy free, tiendsinmp roriun in.
slruciKins MankH ami bounty tatde. N. Vi.
IT.dEKAM) CO.. Tension, ratcnt and Land
AtfJ'S, WASHING TON, l. C.
uu. ueu.
A IeadlnsI.onilon riiyr
trlan eutnblUlira an
Ollleoln M'lrlotu
l'ur tlio Cure of
EPILEPTIC FITS.
. h .u1.a1a fill, ftf TjnilrtnV wllO tn&LcS A SH9-
f tally cf rpllepiy, has without dmiU tri pted siid cui t X
i al.innl linM.tnm.blni;: o Imo heard tf (wci of
I.a unh.lilM"! ft wmk on this dUcn, Mth li i ion.li
wllholArco liotil9 0(hlnrondt!rrulcuro trvn rjtrt
troT li l ujr "011(1 llielr eprcM n. ! O. XJJrt. m o
J All. WUalfliOI-U, ho. tJ J..LU St., Vxr Yott,
DAY."
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Jloutli.
MnwFrtlHnn NnivRflndw.
fllTcs Rerremen ndl. l.f.nis of l-.i. etc. Agent
nno co-ly n'd
Complexion
rHM. mi, Hum ku, c
m ortiopti'r.ioi!rDi.AiiES.
fr t thm 1 tttr bm.1.1 uw Mitirt
CL R A LOL IS K S J.LUXJU-1 1 firtt st
UctCSMy
fiarcrtorti
any. lllxhost 1
medical anthnrdu.
tlfyli)'lta delirscTof
jloand smell. Tor s a'a lr Dntrtrit.
dec 15 4 w d
IKc. 15-tw.
FennsrlTa&ia, AEmultiical Works. York, h
M ... ... . . '
ttoA tar Illaitrstod
UMUlOtfUS.
'ft nlir '".'-t
Hap
"XddroH A. IlTFAIlijlJIlX
7orU, I'tu
Den I5-4W.
Mr till Union boldlcre INPOniCC
d.nLlod hi llnoofdutv. Ill lj II LllCl L
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nnru 1.IU.TH1. I1IIIIL.I1I1VJ s u
I iiloiiolcllcrrij.irtudiiiii'lsni dcserteti
OISCHARGlS atonceKciid ti'nV-
ii t Maiiips to STODDAIjT & CO.,
4 la I) hlrrct X. V., Wa.lilntluii. V. C.
U 1) 'C. 16-4SV.
fina week in your own town.Ter msand 13 out
v""ni i ce. Auure&s u. iullxt . i n
ortland
Maine,
marcmi-iy
BO A CUKE
for all dloenoco of tho Kidneys and
Xthwpprstfla ctioa on Uiis aotX ImporUnt
cr-u--i, rilUn It to throw off torpidity nnd
I- 2. i. ii , UmuuUnj tlisbcsllhy secretion of
tUj Jill , 3d by )Lpuif tho IwwoU la freo
tan-ti'Jon, ei'ocUnrttirtguUriUsclisjn,
tVM'.l'il'In Ifyouirresufrrrlnefrom
rrfj''"! I5J ia.aii:u,lir,vol'iiMlla,
no I.:! '' S3c uo.irc isupated, Kidney
V jrm .. t. -y re v e dtjua tly ouro.
tit g i it- . i i t i" ercry
i isuoi. a t . M cur. mil.
run
rfFh m m
?lvMEtFr,oVrYiS.;i
IV? l""a'!l!.,J.'.Si.h.J
Wmyhz. C.OD'HVER nil
1&
SPHERES
PORT GRAPE WINE.
Used In tin principal Clitirclio tor Communion
purposes!
Excollont for Ladlos and Woalcly Tor
cons and tho Aged.
Spoor's To. I Gripe Wino I
FOUR VE.illS OLD.
THIS tlKl.KlllVTKll WIVK In n nde
from tlio Juleno. i In up irta linpi', I'nK'dln
tbls country, us lnr.iMaWi)
Tonic and Stronsthonlns Properties
arounsuroasHdbyinyoi!iir nMvo Who IU-
Inif tlioipurc J'lico of tuoH np riunucnl under
Mr. NpoiT's inperon'tl Rtioorvlsion, lis ptittv
and ifoniilneT'S-i, aro gdiiMtit-'t'd vim onir"it
cblld i-pyptrtake ot .U rjenerous timtltt'-x. and
tho wenko-t invalid nso It to ndvan'ntre, It Is pur
tlculailv benel'.clil to the act'd nnd delilll'iited.
and nulled w tho various ailments tint timet, tho
weakerspT. it li in ovcry respect a. wi.nktu
UK HEL1ED0N,
SPEER'S
P. J. 81ieiry
Tuol.T SlIRHUYMa wlno ot HUDTlor Char
acter, and pnrtukrs of tin rlel; q'talltles of tho
Brapo from which It H made. Tor 1'tirlly, inch
ntss, Flavor and Medicinal Properties, It will be
found unexcollcd.
S PEER'S
P. J. Bf
This UltASDY stands unrivalled In this Country
being tar superior for medlclnil purposes.
IT IM I'UHUdistlihtlon from tho srape.and con
tains valuaolo medicinal properties.
lLutuiHueiiuifj unur, snuuir 10 iiiau ot inu
trapes, from which It li distilled, and Is In (jreat
avor ainousr urst-cliss fimllles.
SeolliattlieslL-iialuroof AI.KUKI) SI'Kr.ll imp.
sale N, J. Is over tho cork of each tottle.
SOLD BY O. A. KL.TCIM.
AND IIV mtUaOISTS EVKRYWtlEltR.
Sept.S2,'ei, 1-y.
AGENTS ! AOKVrS! AGENTS!
Tor OHM. nODOr.'S Iran' new book, entitled
Thirty-Three
Years Amona
Mi
A true rcccrii of the Autlior'a Tliti tu Three Ytart renonnl Ex
ricncc a-ong viw hvtxant. Wirlt on cllo lutruluction
By Gen Sherman.
This new Tort vii rt co ni'iFCihcd fr by FmUUnt
AttTUtn ant ruVtt (Win.t ft nl liy tfrn, Sfarmnn, Gou
Grant, Gen. Sfierltlait, (i. t. 'nwori, cmt Vamnn h of I'm
Inent Men. Gt.x. (laii t . U i$VrlUlm& on lulian
Lfe n cr trri. u." 1 Mi IM.Y (Yfthctllit.) rayt t-(lt
it a btutk of inf tu-tiw nihil Itt I o ontg t.tlictitio trcount
of our Imllani ever pnWIs'it'tl, ful'y rt-vcillas tl.clr "Inner
lifo," iccrct tl JiiEP cxjiliJii, c!c. It t rcjiktc with thrilling
ijcrtcuraot tItQ.ut'ir, un I it fimou fcontJ, Troprr,
CoM-U'jn, ncro. V.o 'Wr V. T1j h, ftc, vividly portraying
Life tn l!i" ; it vi It !"" it. iCd t,mtnni in jreu.
With Flctl I.njruli'S n t Superb Chmmo-Uthosrarh
Tlatci lu t rfil.im, f.tm ihgtnjrnpli maJa by tho U. S.
(jovtniincnt e ytr i!.u great uotl.
AtJi;.NTl '1 !u jrrmid l.ok li nnwcut-icllinj aUotlicn
lOtol. So cn njrtitioH Apcntt ntfragA 10 to i!0 orders
ad&y. We uttnt IW.t mnra sgcnU nt ence. Irrelative
Tirritory ait-l fijriid 7VcmJ given (Itir hrjre clrctihrtHh
full raiHculari ( .rt.--. A fo Specimen XMa'o lent in
tbUitiontev A flfnt rt'pip. Ail lr liOFtle tilj!Ihtri.
A. D. WOHT'IIVOTO:. .': ( O, irii:iHKtr. Cctx.
sept 21 tin
To Nerrotis Safferors Tho Great European
DR. J. B. SIMPSON'S 8PSCIFIC UEDICINE.
Dr. J. B. Simpson's Specino Medicine is a pusl.
tlvu euro tor overwork of body or brdn oroxceas
of nny kind, sucn as weakness and all cltso.ises re
sultlnjf from Nervous Debility. Irrltablitty.Mentil
Anxiety, Languor, Lassitude, Depression of Spirits
and functional deramjetnents ot thd ncrvons sys.
tern uencraliy,
atns In tho
Hack or side, Loss
jf .Memory, Pro
mature old age
ind diseases that
lead to coDsrnpt
loii.liisui.Uy Ran
early grave or
both. No matter
now shattered Uio
system may be
trum exeossHH of any kind, u suortomrso nfthts
medicine will restore tho I03t functions and pro
cure health and happlncsswher.i beroro was de
spondency and gloom. The Speelflo .Meolclno Is be
ing used with wonderful success,
ramphlets tnt freo to all. Write for them and
get full partrloutar
rnce, Speclilo Jl.no per pickage.orslx ptckages
for 3,t li. Will bo sent by mall on receipt of money
Addressall orders, J. 11. himiM'i.N'h MnDliMNK
CO NOJ. 104 nnd UMMaln street, Uuffalo, N. Y.
For sale by J. II. KINI'OItTs, llloomsnurg, Fa.
feb 2t82-ly
'Perhaps the most judiciouily edited vrnjatine
in the world." TiikNatiun, N. Y. Sept. 1832.
The CENTURY
Per 1882-83.
Tho twelfth rear of tills micazlco-tho lint
under tlio uew name, and I lie must nip.ivaif l In
Its luatorv. elosa Willi 1 10 tietober ntimluM ' ho
circulation hasHiownnl irge gainmerlha nf tiii
prcuu cuintf nt sou, ana tub l'.sn i uitv Uegl:i3 rs
iiuriceiuii year wiiu an iuiuuu oi
110,000 C'oSi:n.
The following aro tho leadlnj features:
ANRWNOVELl'Y V. I). II()EI.I.S. 10 SUC
ceed this author') "Modern in'stance." It. will be
an International stori, entitled "A sm Chanire.
LIFE IN '."llli TIIIItrUE COLOSIKi. 1IY
KiiWAf.I) EtiGLKSfoS. ihs Icadln- historical
feature ot the year; to consist ol n rintjiu j - of
naneri. on such t'in.cs as "Tho Uilruitnr id
Satlou," "Social 1 If o la tin UoloulJ-," vtJ . til i
whole forming a complete nutory of ",ir. life in
tho United hl.iUM. Eip-iel.il attent ua wl l bj pal I
aco ir.iey oi iiiusiriiiuui.
A NOVELE PTE OK MlNISU I.I PR. 1IY M MlY
IIM.LOOK KooTi:. entltl'il -Tin Led-llorsu
Uiltn," to le Illustrated by th i author
TMKI'OINTOI'MKW. HV IliCSItV JAM -S Ir.
Bi-ilo-i of id jhi pi t irs f i' nn i.iir.iu-y nnso is
of virions naanaltut, crltuistug uifr.ea, Its
pnopif, society, nunners, rai rja tt, etc.
THE CMlllISTlAN LIIAOl'K OF COMNKCTICU l
by tho H'V. Washington (! iddm. An aco nut of
iracticat co opirau m in i nns i in work-, huowinv
low a le-nfite w s ftrnud ll a t null loivn 1 1
Connecticut, what kluds ot work it attempted,
ana now it tpreau mru'ijirjuniu wuoie Mate
"IlimilElt (IHWIIK AlliOM)'' by Frank II
Stockton, n cuitlr.ii itlon ot the droll mtddit
tirant" stones, mo fecenu Dcing now in Europu,
THE NEW Hit V IN AMKI1I0AN HOl'SE
lll'Il.lilN'il. ft aerl'S ot fo'ir njii rs. fully linn,
tratnd, devoted to (1) l!lty llo i-n, (I) C niutry
UOUPt'K, 11 UUUIL-Ul'P, UUU J'UUUU llUUUIUgS,
TIIKCItEOI.KSOF l)L'ISlNA. fcy (ieorc W,
Pablo author of "01 1 (.'re ile Iiavs." ti'o ; ii fresh
and gra. hio narrative, rlihiy lilustratod,
MY ADVKNTUHES IN Zl'M. by F-nr.k II
t'uhln. irovernni'itii ethiiologhl. an alontei
menioeroi tuo -.uui iriue oi iiiuuns. iiiii-imit'u
ILI L'STIIATKI) I1 A KUS ON HIE NA'IMNAl
OXI'li'AL Including "Tho Capital," "rharluprems
uouri, 'iuo iiiuu lipase, vv.
missiovh of sorriiBitx uamfohnia, by
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laierusung cuaraciur, ruuiy iiiuiuau-u.
.lllxcttllaiiuoits.
Further wo'k li niD.'C'e 1 f-om E. o Hedmm
Thomas lliuhes, Joel thiudier llarrli ('Uncle
itemus, i i iiiries iia-iiey viirnor. .uiiii liar
roiulis. E. V. 8 alley. II II. Hovesen. ami a liuir
list of others. KuterlUnlng short Btorlos and
novelettes win be among itiu laauiug fd iturrsni
THBOGvri'HY. as heretutorc, and the intgailne
will continue Its advance in general excellence.
The subset Iptlon price WJl.iw n yea-; ai cents
a number. Hinscrlpilons thouU b gin with the
November number, nnd enable new sub crlt-ra
to comtnenco with the nuiv series under TUB
CKNTUItY namo, o make tho folio wing
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KiSUHi YlIXIY, DilUSStlKII ItKIIHA hook, mid
utheis. Absolutely Pure tfuu.71 t In lUvnr.
Ihr Most Kconom'CJl. It'tiulrei only half the
usual iiuanllty. Hold i v all grocers. John r.
l'llll.i.ll'o n Co., Agents of Un Calcutta Tea
Syndicate, lao Water-st. M, Y.
dec 15-1 w d
i
suou. inta.
Curos Scrofula. Kryslnolas,
Timnlca an ' Fcco Grain,
niotchaa, Boils, Tumors, 'Sci'V
tor, iiumora, unit iuioir
cald Ifccut. Soros, Mcrcifi
PJseascs, Fomalo Woakncs
Tml Irrocukirltias, Dizziness,
Loss Ot Aiwolitc, JuanSico,
Affections of tho Livor, InCi
"".'ion, Vilionsncas, Dyspop.
ifi an u general vohmty.
A to iftc 'if II ir l
tlUmtl IlittcM 1 KAtUfy the
hmc iihii Ki'i i i tinner on
i ' ili lien evrtv here.
i ( i y l-i
mi-, lit i
'Ukjuai i, I'Kti tt, 1 1,00,
fOST, R, MILCU Hoi to, Prop's, EuTa', N.Y.
rob.nir.
CATARRH Elys'C-oam Ha. m
riT, i' " i V, n.:ctual y cle.incs
h--t.ns.il piss.ises of
alnrrlnl viph, cam
Ituflmllliv tuercll ins
ill-iy Inlliminnllon,
rriti'Ct- tho mem
firniH from additional
eolds.cniiiplctelv ho Is
tin sores and restores
tt'o Rcnso ot tis'o 'nd
smell, lleneflclal ro
ulls m renllied by n
few uppllcallors A
thorotigli triMlmont
will ctirocataint, Imv
lover .Vi Unetpialed
for rolds In tho head
t!rp.ibli to use. Ap-
tt i v.. Krertfv-m. r vny ihoiuti-nn?er
Hi A V" FE VE Into tho nostrils. On
rccclotof lirty cents will mail a picknse for pnli
by all diiSKlitb.
K'.Y' I nilKAM HAliM CO.. Owcco, N. Y,
BLQOMnBURG PL4NIN6 MILL
Tho undcrslened Uavlnc rut Ills Plnnlntr Mill
on Railroad street, in ilrst-ciass condition, Is pre
pared to do all kinds of work In his Uno.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
. BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
furnished at roisonablo prices. All lumber used
Is well seasoned and nono but skilled workmen
aroempliyed.
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
furnished on application. Plans nnd trcclSca
tions prepared by an osperlcnced draughtsman.
CIIAUCES KRVG,
lMooniNlitirg, Pn.
BLOOidSBURG. H.
JOHN A. PUNSTON & CO.
leal Estate, Trust, Investnient,
and Collection Oflice, Blooms-
burg, Columbia County, retin ii,
Properties for Sale in Cjlumtia County,
ra.
FARMS.
cj acres In Mndlion township, largo house.framo
barn and out-bulldlngs ; good fruit, water and
f 4 Ir quality land. licasomibjc price and terms.
Owned by Mrs. Fsslck.
81 acres land In Flslilngcreelc township, no
Orangevlllo Pa largo house, barn and sh'ds.
Water at house and barn, good uuillty had und
pbasantlnusc,
103 pcre3ln 1'13'jlng.Teelc township, no irzion
church, ll'lck dwel log, barn t.nd sued, good
water, two orch ud i and othci' fruits. Price and
terms leasonable.
221 acres in Jackson nwnshtp. Small farm
cloarod, with farai buildings. A saw mill and
dwelling. Also a urge iiuantl' y of pine and hem
lock tlitiber.
150 acres of oxcellent (and In Miniln tawnshlo,
on ro id between lljrwickand Mllllln, owned by
John Wolf, Ksij,, on N. c W. 11, It. It. llrlck
house, farm buildings, orchard, water, sc.. and
suniclent supply of timber. A valuable property.
125 acres In MadUm township, noirJersjy-
town. Oood f rnno house, barn, water, fruit aid
timber. Will bo s)!d chap and on good terms.
ac.-oslu Madison township near Van Horn's
school house, with (Mine house, stablo and good
trail.
o? acres lu Hemlock township near Evan's Mill.
Frame home, bank barn, joung orchard ot cholco
fruit, good meadow, running wa'er, Ac.
112 aerosol oitcellent farm laud 1 miles west
ot lilooinsuurg. Farji buildings and two tenant
houses.
loo acr 's In nno township, near Pino Summit
Katm buildings fruit, water nod considerable Um
ber. o acres of HmesUne w.th throe 1:11ns In Centro
towhthip.
A3.'! story wooloa mill wlih full set of machtn-
fry, a good natural water power, all In good work
ing order with good trade. Also a largo dwelling,
barn nud oiit-bulldlugs. Also 2! acres of 1 mil on
Little Klshtngcieek, ( miles from Iiloomsburg.
Alio ten other farms In various localities.
Proportios in Bloorasburg and Elso-
whero.
A la-p", o 'tnt jrtablo nnd nearly now three story
brick rUenc on South Market street, with
MuuHUdr j jf, gas, water, oold or hot, range, btth
I o-m,hcaer U cellar, !t8.ble, well, chol; fruit,
.tj.ali in ilr.tnte coadltlon, Prlco reason ible
and terms c.tsy.
A otrrUgo manufactory wit b tools andtr.ide,
desirably located on Iron street, below Main.
Two pieaiantly locawd brick residences on
font to street.
Two large framo dwellings on Third street,
West Uljomsburg,
A uoat framo resldenco on Main street, West
llloomsburg, with stable, good water and fruit
Grouuds and building tn best condition,
A very desirable brick on Main striot, suitable
tor business and residence combined,
A double brick residence on East Main strict,
desirably Ucatei, Terms easy.
A trams ho'ue on Hlxtli street near Market. A
brick and also a frame dwe ling on I'lfth btreet,
both In good condition, Vie is.iut Iioiih-h.
Two small framo dwelllngi in Bast liloomsourg,
cheap. Two framo dwel legion Iron street, cheap,
A larg j new brick resldmo j at the corner ot Third
Bad West Ktretts,
A v ry di-slrab'.o franw dwelilag on Fourth
stii'ct.UatmUM with table, watei, fruit. Ac.
also at Uaviwlssa, a toal yard with siding, Urge
bed of ood s md, ilivelllti; on premises, part ot
wlil.-h can be used ns building lots,
Also, other propenlei not mentlonod, and da
titrable bulldlDg lots located on Market, Filth
West ami ol her streets
strict attention paid to I he examination of titles
nnatoojnniyauclog, anda'l matters submitted
promptly attended to at lowest rates charged by
real ostaiu ugenclrs, t or particulars apply to
JOHN A. FUNSTON, or
PAUL U. WIltT.
THE I'ANTAGHAl'H 1HNDHU.
l'OU BALB O.'II.V AT
"THE UOhUMlHAN" office.
CALL AW I) BEE.
CARPETS
M, C. SLOAN & BRO,
lU.OO.MSHUlK., PA.
M tnufacturers of
CARRIAGES, DtlQQIES, PHAETONS,
SLEIQHS, PLATFORM WAGONS, &C.
Tlrst-class woik always on hand.
HEPAllilNO NEA J'L YDONE.
lkct reducedto suit the timet.
nsiLin in
Silvorvyaro, Wahhos, Jowolry, Clocks.
, All kinds of Watshoi, CLiiStrant Jewelry neat
ly ropalrod and wtrrantod.
may It, '78-tf
AND
PAPER HANGING.
WM. F. BOIDINE.
lltON T llKLOWSi: ONll.nT.OOMSUUItO, l'A.
Is prepared lo do all kinds of
tiovtm pAxsrsisia
Plain and Ornamental
PAPER HANGING,
BOTH nUCOUATIVE AND I'LAIN.
.ill It luils of a'liriilturo Rcpnlrcil
anil mnilc im irooil nw now.
NONE HUT VIIIST-CLASS WORKMEN EMP
LOYED. Bstimntos TiXaic on all Work.
WM. F. H0D1NE.
STOVES AND T1NWAUB.
,:o: .
E. 13. BROWEB, '
nas bttrchaed the Mo k and 1) isluess of I. Ila-
genhiich, nnd Is now prepared to do all kinds ot
work In his line. Plumbing and (las Pitting n
specialty. Tinware, stoves,
In a great variety. All work done by
EXPERIENCED HANDS.
Main Street corner ot East.
nLOonisizurcR, ia.
BLANK BOOKS!
BLANK BOOKS!
Of every description 1 tilled nnd
bound to order ; aiso bindi r of all Peri
odicals riiuIi as Harpor'c, Century,
St. Nicholas, Peterson's, tit. In fct
all I'lijiliuationa bound in latest and
most substantiiit styles.
C5rr2;p:nasn:D Solleltoi.
.1. w. n.iKnn,
10 & 112 W. MARKET STREET,
y7ILHES-BAEE3. Pa.
J. SALTZER'S
General Sowing Machine Depot,
Fifth Store, Below UU i ,
BLOOMSBURG, LVA.
f ' : il - Tasw?
CslGlirateu White Sewing flacMDe.
Now Davis Vertical Feed Sew
ing Miichine,
New Homo Sewing iSiiiehine,
Household fiewing IMachiue,
JTstey Sewing Machine,
Genuine Singer Sewing Machine,
Singer Pattern Sewing Machine,
Attachments, best Sewing Machine nil, and Nee
ituu fni nit fU4vim' mm .tries. Kewlnir Machines
told on monthly payinPntH' Liberal discount
made f ir oasl, Every mnchlno purchased from
ineln warrantedtibe kent in good running or ;er
tor nvo years freo of cliarce, aul tlnrom-h In.
atrucilonH glveu bv the best Uilv operator In this
pari, oi mo hiato in'o ui mitri,"!. ...vimu-j
swcik el maejimca ueioiu iimtu i-ui,
w
VINWlUaitT iis uo
WHOLESALE OllOOEUS,
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N. E. Oorner 8 "oond nud Arch streets.
raordeM will recclvn promptattenllur
"filMSTflSBAn."
Vlmt lliu I'lTlili'Xi'd Plijulehin do III CiKfuor
Itiiii'rut'tirjr.
"I'll tell you tho lnaost truth," answired tho
dOClOr "IlllgUll liieasu uuiuvio i ..i
men almost badly at) ojnejr does, llavlrig
nawsed a certain btnie. both tiolnt straight to
!. .... .a .., Ita itnnri.utfliinnt In tnt. nut. I lift
secret, but whenever a p.itl nt c hum to mu with
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PlIUOU's PLASIVlt without lielJV."
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I'.pelDo will dolt- loik nut for frjinli. letho
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Send for Illustrated Catalogue,
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PIAlsTOS,
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MAKE 0 I U ili JHr WEEK.
Wohavustoreslnlu loacllnn Cities,
-iii'i'i 'i' if vt-piit a" P.e t hi I ConnUM)-.
" I t 1 ! ! " 1. I'lll t'llll I' t.l II'M l.u tl
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il 1
MaroU 8-1 y
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Juuoso-ty aid
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
JKJKiML
DI
JNNHYLVANIA HAILUOAI). WML.
A ItlM.Htft 1 t. Willi? ti 11 ......... 'Sill-
SlhtlnAlnlilA Awt T- 11. ,f. . h. . .
Nonh7rncntVaUlalIway:m''BU "1T,slon "
SUMM13U TIME TABLE.
inorrectJunosth, 19S2, trains lcavo Merthtim-
bcrland,
UASTWAltl),
., in. ... nuuiu nxixumior autioury, liar.
rl9burg and Intcrtncdlato Btatlons, iJincastir
Philadelphia, New York, Ilalllmoro and Washing
inn. nrrlv nir at. I'h lailiilntiin o on . K
arriving ap 1 iniadelphla a,to p.m.! Now
Vnrk
o.i p. 111. iiaiumoro, S.10 p. m. i Wash nirtnn
8.471
'foFnh B p3oin'is?ni':t,OU9 nt rw,-
nnta
J.sa
1 P. in. nay express ror Btinbury. Harris,
nnd Intermedial!! mnttnno 1 jZXiil.JJ ..!. .
- ."r." .. . ' "-mi.(.oi-i, i hii.
arrlMngat Philadelphia T.80 p. m.; Now fork'
10
,3n. m, imiumoro, j,au n. m.: Washlmrton. j
1. Pullinnn Parlor car through to Thiiadel-
. .....it... ...nm vki tijiuugu iu I'nuaupi.
and tiasEcnirer rnnnlifnthrni,,i, i i. ,:,,' !;;!
phla
phla and llaltlmore.
8.05 p. m. willlnmsport Accommodation for
Hunhury. llarrlsburir and nil lnU'imcdlato sta.
tions, ljincaster, I'liiindclpula and cw Tork
arrlvlng at Philadelphia j.es n. m. ; Now York 0.15
a. m. . slecplnir car accommodations can bo secur.
cdatllnrrlsburirror Philadelphia andNevr York
Philadelphia pas,sm,Kers can lematn In Blecper un'.
disturbed until T 11. in.
i.oo a. in. nno jiinn ror Hiinoury, Hnrrlsburir
ii tntprmedtntn htuttnnn. I nni.ni.tn. in.nrfAP
phla, New Y'ork, llaltlmoro and Washington, r
rivlnifRt Philadelphia 76on.m.j NewYork.lil?
n. tn. ltattlmorn 7.4.1 n. m. . Wn.hin.
a
ton,
urn
i.o.lT n. m. Through Pullman Blceplnif cats
1 run on this train to Philadelphia, llaitlmore
nnd
to PI
.1 ItA tnf, n nVrt itnlVlmnln '""
westwaIid,
35 a. m. Krlo Mall tor Brio nnd all Inti-rmpillnin
stations with throitgli Pullman Palaco car and
through passewter coaches to Krlo.
ror uananaaiKua ana luiermeuiato stations,
Rochester, llurralo and Nlairara Falla. with P1.11.
man Palaco car and passenger coachoa through lo
1.45 p. m. Niagara Express for Kane and Inter
mediate stations with through passenger coaches
to Kane. For C'anandalgua nnd principal Inter
mediate stations, Hochcslcr, liudaloand Niagara
Palis with through parlor car to Watklns and
through passenger coachcB to ltocbcstcr.
6.35 p. m Past lino for Lock Haven and Interme
diate Btatlons, nnd Itlmtrn, Watklns and Interme
diate Btatlons. with through passenger coaches to
waiKius,
THHOUnil TIIAINS FOR NOIlTIIUMIlEItLAND
rilUM 11IK BAM' AM) SOUTH,
Niagara Ennress leaves Now York, i an a. tn.
Phlladelnhla S40 a.m.; Washington, 8.01 a. m.j
Ilalllmoro b.vo a. m nrrlvlng at Nortliuraberland
it p. in., wnn iiirougu ruuman ranor car from
nimacipuia anu inrougu passenger coacnes lrom
hlladelphla and llaltlmore.
Fast Lino leaves New Y'ork 7.85 n. tn. : Phllndet.
phla, 11.03 a.m.; Washington, .S7 a.m.; llaltl
more, 10.6O a.m., arriving nt Northumberland
6.83 p.m., with through passenger coaches from
iiiiaueipaia aim liauitnuro.
line Vtall leaves New Y'orV 7.1S n. m.: rhlltirtoi.
phla, 11.20 p.m.; Washington, 9.17 p. m.; Haiti
more, ll.tio p. m., arriving at Northumberland .3
a. in., with through Pullmnn Palaco sleeping cars
from Philadelphia, Washington and llaltlmore
and through passenger coaches from Philadelphia,
N
JOBTHEKN
CENTRAL RAILWAY
COMPANY.
On and after Fcbrnarv latli lsisl trnlna will loivn
Sunbury as follows :
NOnTnWAItD.
Northern Express 0.30 a.m.,arrlve Elmlra U.30 pm
Airivo ui, uanauuaigua u.vo p, in.
" HochCBtcr 4.40 "
" Nlncara. a 4.1
Niagara Express 1.60 p. m. strrlvo Elmlra 0.03 p m
hitivo uananaaigua s.sa "
" Itochcster 45 "
11 Nlatrflm lSKilnm
Fast lino 5.15 p m amvo Elmlra 10.20 p m
vtaituns 11.10 pm
HOUTHWAltD.
soutliern Kxprosa 1.0a a.m. nrrivo Harrlsb'g s.ls am
nrnvo I'uunacipma 7. no "
" New York 9.33 "
" llaltlmoro 7.1 u
'I W'aAhlDPtnn n. n.
Lock Haven Ex 10.30 a m arrlvo Ilarrisb'g lif.ee pm
tunvu ruiiuucilium o.UH p Hi
" NOW Y'ork S.45 "
" Baltimore mo
11 Wasblniftin 47
Day Expressl.sO p m arrlvo Harrlsburg t.n p m
" I'uuaaeipnia 7.00
" NewYoifc 10.00 "
" llaltlmore 7.00
" Washinoton S.1T
Erlo Mall 1.13 a. a. arrlvo llarnsburtr s.oo a. m
I'uiiaaeipum 7.u '
" Now York .33 "
" Baltimore 7.00
" Washington s.sa
J.It. WOOD, Oeneral Passenger Agent.
FHANK THOMSON. General Manair.
"jpilILADELPIIA and READING ROAD
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
Juno 20, 1682.
TB1INS LEiVB IlCriKT AS 1'0LL0W8(8UHDAY
BXCErTxr.
For Now York,Phlladclpula,KoadliiE,FoUsvHJe
Tamaqua, &c, ll,4B a. m
For Catawlssa, 11,45 a. m. 4 to and 7,20 p. m.
For Wllllamsport.o.is s,to a. m. nnd 4,0 p. ra.
IKilHifOH KUrillT LKATK AS FOLLOWS, (SCMDIY
ssctrrsD.)
Loavo Now Y'ork, via. Tamanend 9,00 a. m. and
via. Bound Brook Itouto 7,45 a. in.
Leave Philadelphia, 9,43 a. m.
Leavo Hoadlng, h,bs a. m., rottaville, is.so p. u.
and Tamaqua, 1,35 p. m.
Loavo Cutawlssa, ,10 ti,40 a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Leave Wllllamsport,,45a.m,2liiop.m. and4,80 p. tn
passengers to and from Now York, via. Tama
nend and to and from Phllaielphla go through
without chango ot cars.
J WOOTTEN,
.... General Malinger
O. G. HANCOCK,
Cloneral Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Jan.10, 1S81 tf.
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ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WEsrEliN KAILHOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
NOltTn.
STATIONS.
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A Sunetllllva lleilth and trnnth neslnrer.
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