THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, TBLOOMSBUEGr, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
SPLINTERS.
Tlio Milt-mlo of Japan must bo Irish.
Tho hamo gives liimaway. Plhinficld
Bulletin.
It is a rood rnlo to bo deaf when n
slatulorcr begins to talk.
For somo inoxplieablo reason tho
Washiniiton tinners don't nrint tho no-
lico court reports under tho head of so-
cioty mows. Lifoston rost.
Fogg says ho was uover baptized, but
no went to cnurcn where tuoro was a
Bprinkling of sinners in tho congrega
tion and no was ono of them.
To bo suro of good weight Go to tho
uarber shop Saturday night. James
town Leader.
Tho bov who said soda water tastes
liko your foot's nsleep. now says weiss
neer is tnaweu sanupapcr.
A writer in Lippinoott's Magazine
says: "Woman is primarily a being who
listens," and a graceless "and libelous
wretch at our elbow says: "l es, at a
koyhole."
When a cirl is married sho is won.
You can't blamo her husband for look
ing out for number won. Hoston
Transcript.
"I'll mako you dance," cried nn irato
mother, pursuing lier erritiKson, supper
in hand. "Then," remarked tho juven
ile, "wo shall havo a bawl.
A devil fish with arras thirty-two feet
long lias been caught ott tlio batiks ot
Nowfoundland. "What a splendid field
for vaccination ! Oil City Derrick.
Thomas Hood, dnvinc in tlio country
ono day, observed a notico besido a
lenco, "Uowaro ot tho clog. There not
being any signs of a dog. Hood wroto
on tho board, "Ware bo tho dog?"
Tlio statement may bo paradoxical,
but there arc persons who can't sing and
yet they do.
If ono dog can bo placed on a scent,
how many dogs can bo placed on a
trado dollar ?N. Y. Mail and Express.
An amateur journalist at Elkhart,
Ind., announces that tho purpose of
Ids paper is "to restore to tho public
its wouted grandeur and prosperity."
Incidentally, he will receive subscrip
tions at fifty cents a year.
"Kind words can never die." How
bitterly does a man realize that terrible
' truth when ho sees all the kindest
words ho over saw in his life glaring at
him from his published letters in a
breach of promise suit.
Au accordion is liko the vain-glorious
man. Ho can bo drawn out easily
enough, but tho troublo begins when
you try to shut him up.
An Iowa grocer hid $300 in a tea
chest over night to keep it from thieves
and yet a man who didn't want any
thing but tea broke into tho store and
stole that very chest.
"Pay as you go" is good advice, and
does very well for tho man who doesn't
go very much Lowell Citizen.
"Too much absorbed in his busi
ness," was the comment of a Wes
' tern newspaper on tho death of a brew
er who was drowned in a tank of his '
own beer.
It is stated that only 400 cedars of
Lebanon remain. How many were
there and where aro the seceders.
' A' tasto for music, when exhibited by
young persons, is certainly commenda
ble, but don't start them off with a
drum.
Four hundred people aro employed
in the Philadelphia mint, and all are
making money.
"Boy, I'll teach you to tear your
pants,1' said an irate parent, swinging a
strap ; "I'll teach you." "Don't hit mo,
pa i I know how all readv. Just look
at 'era."
Patti offered to sing in Petersburg,
Va., for 88,000. Tho citizens pledged
her 400 and a ton of peanuts, but
the gulf was too wide. Thev let her
go.
. Under tho head of "Musical," a
Cleveland paper gives an account of a
horse trot. Presume it was an attempt
to beat time. Boston Post.
"Well," said an Irish attorney, "if it
plazo the Coort, if I am wrong in this,
I havo . another point that is equally
conclusive.
When .Richard III was "himself
again" wo of courso know who he was ;
. but who was ho when he was not him
self."' T. AU.M1S.
Onlside one of the gates of Homo tha
resort of Sunday and holiday-keeping
Romans, and, precisely, Porta Pia, through
which Victor Emmauuel and his anny cn.
tered in 1870 thero stands, halfway be
tween two waysido eating and drinking
houses, a little church, dodicated to St.
Agnes, a young virgin martyr, who suffered
death rather than bo married to tho bou of
tho Governor of Rome, who was dying of
lovo for her. She was only thirteen years of
age; but girls of that age aro women in
' Italy. So she answered his protestations
of love by saying : "I am affianced to htm
whom angels sorve, and whom the sun and
moon adore."
Sho wa3 then threatened says lier biogra
pher with being publicly dishonored in an
Infamous place, and then to bo killed in a
most cruel way. "My Divino Spouse,"
she answered "the God of purity, whom I
serve will deliver mo from your impious
designs 1" Sho was then thrown on a burn
lng pile; but, laughing and singing pmUes
to God, she defied the flames, which could
not be made to burn her.
She was then made to walk naked through
the streets of Rome, and was also exposed
in a place of bad reputo the Agoual Cir
cus. Thero her hair grew miraculously long
and covered her like a cloak, and tho Gov.
crnoi-'B son was struck with blindness. At
last she irat beheaded. The placo of bad
reputo where she was exposed was after-
wards transformed into n chapel, and over
it was built ono of the most beautiful
churches in Rome. It is not thero, how
over, that she was buried. Tho Christians
of that day took hor body and buried it in
a catacomb outsido of Rome. The cata
comb bears her name, and over her tomb
was built a splendid church during Constan
tino's reign, and this church was restored
by Paul III. in the sixteenth century, ami
still later by Pius IX. It is In this liltlo
church that on every anniversary of her
death are brought on cushions two llttlo
iambs decorated with flowers and ribbons.
They aro bletsed, and then they aro taken
to tho Pope, who sends them to the Convent
ot St. Cecilia, whero they are shorn of their
wool, which in afterwards woven into tho
jxilluimt voru by tho Pope and Cardinals
and somo of the ArchbUhops. Tho Church
of St. Agnes, outside the walls, is known
by the image of the lamb, which Is outside
tho door. All visitors to Homo make a
point of going to see It. Cor, Commercial
Advertiser. .
Tht goad fehattaa of a weak man &r
often mors dlsiuirecs than anything elsa ho
could do,
A WlMllili.N Mitt,
An English, naval officer, sorvlng on
board "tho Jason frigate, under tho Duke of
Clarence, had tho mUfortuno to loso n leg
In a hot engagement with tho Trench, hnd
for his bravery, ho was promoted to the
command of a flno ship. Within six
months of tho day on which ho had donned
a wooden log and returned to duty, ho was
In battle again, and was again struck by ft
cannon-ball in that same leg, whereupon two
stout seamen picked him up, and called
aloud for tho surgeon.
" No, no, boy," the captain said, "glee
fully. "Tho carpenter will answer this
Hmo."
And this rominds us of another anecdote,
which Is too good to bo forgotten. 4
During n time when an English naval
squadron was engaged In tho Mediterranean
n wag ot n surgoon wroto n circumstantial
aud critical account of an operation which
ho had successfully pcrfonncd upon tho
badly fractured leg of an English seaman.
Ho described tho fracluro compound and
complicated, with much shatloriug. AVhoa
tho enso was brought under his notice, ho
was utterly opposed to amputation, aud con
ceived tho iden of treating It with fresh
tarred oakum. Ho applied it liberally, but
carefully, making it into a corded mass,
and completely swathing tho fractured limb
therewith. No other application was ro
sortod to, and tho patient was not restricted
as to diet. Ho was allowed to drink his
regular allowanco of grog, and was iunr.
tered witli Ids meps.. Tho first application
ot tho " laid-up " oakum was mado on Sun
dsy afternoon, and beforo another Sunday
had come tho man was ablo to walk on that
leg; and within another week, with ono
fresh application, tho man was reported for
dutyl
What an oxcitomcut tho nccount created
at homo I It was published first in tho
Gatttte, nud copied theuco into ovory paper
in tha kingdom. And in timo tho letters
began to pour in upon tho surgeon, down in
tho Mcditlerrauoan. Ono old surgeon asked
ono thing ; aud auother, another thing ; all
of them desiring further explanations
about the wonderful caso of that fractured
leg.
Tho naval surgeon waited until tho lottora
overwhelmed him, and then ho wroto nn
other article for tho Gaictte, this timo very
short, in which ho said s " Wo beg ten
thousand pardons for our neglect on n for
mer occasion. Concerning tho fractured
leg which we treated with oakum (that form
of oakum vulgarly denominated span
yam), wo forgot to stato that it was a wood
en leg."
And then tho surgeons at homo wcro all
happy very, very happy I
A COltNDR IN CDItNCOIlS.
"There is a corner in corncobs somo
where," said a New York wholesalo dealer
in pipes, " for the demands of mamifao
turers of corncob pipes cannot bo met, oven
at advanced prices. Thero has uover been
such a scarcity in tho supply. Tho pipes,
too, seem to bo in greater demand than
over. Many mou won't smoko nny other
kind. I know ono rich, society man who
would bo in disgraco if ho was soon in pub
lic with a corncob pipo in his mouth, but
who keeps his pipo in his bod-room, and
has a quiet smoko before ho goes to bed.
Tho man who invented tho process of hard
ening a corncob has boeomo independently,
rich. Somo corncob pipes aro costly bo
cause of tho silver mountings, but tho pipo
that sells for five cents is tho most popular.
Smokers Bays that tho corncob pipo is
sweeter than any other. Southern laborers,
who know what is good, from a hoecako
to a 'possum, wouldn't give a cob pipo for
the finest meerschaum, if they couldn't get
another."
is this i.irii?
"What is life?" somo one asked Mont
ford. Ills answer is ono of tho most charm
ing things overwritten: " Tho present lifo
is sleeping nud waking ; it is ' good night '
on going to bod, and ' good morning ' on
getting up ; it is to woudor what tho day
will bring forth ; it is rain on the window
when ono sits by tho firo ; it is to walk in
tho garden and see tho flowers and hear tho
birds sing ; it is to hear news from cast,
west, north and south ; it is to read old
books and new books; it is to sco' pictures
and hear musie ; it is to have Sundays ; it
is to havo breakfast and dinner and tea ; it
is to belong to a town, and to havo neigh
bors, and to becomo one in a circle of ac
quaintances ; it is to havo friends and lovo ;
it is to havo sight of dear old faces ; and it
is to know themselvos thought of many times
a day, in many places, by many children
and grandchildren, and many friends.
JUVDMM! T.AIIOK. ,
A Massachusetts Stato officer is about to
luidertoko tho enforcement of tho law re
garding juvenilo labor. It provides that
no person under eighteen years of ago
shall work moro than ten hours a day in
a manufacturing establishment, except in
certain bpecifled emergencies; that chil
dren betwoeu eight and fourteen years of
ago shall attend somo public day school at
least twenty wosks in tho year; none under
ten years may work at all in a factory, and
none undor fourteen unless nblo to read nud
writo. This law has been practically ditro
garded. Agreeable companionship dopends upon
tastes. The uiau who can see no beauty in
a rainbow, and the ono who can seo no
beauty in tho outlines of n, Berkshire pig,
won't hobnob long togother.
Sorrows that can bo toid have moro pride
than pathos in them.
liPl'JX'T 1' .NOT JiATINfl,
About four mouths ago, Peter Lappan, a
resident of London, Ontario, tttui
through the centre f the body bv s coin
rado who was cw..es.ly handling , revol
ver. The doctors wore of th opinion that
the wounded man would die, as it was evi
dent that tho ball wi 'Jsod through that
part of tho lady whero the t,tomach ought
to be, nud tho clnucos were that a vital
part had been piercod. Hut tho man, con
trary to all expectations, recovered, and
now comes tho 'epluuatiou of tho cause of
his Teiniirkablt. escape from death. It ap
pears that prior to tho bhootiug Lappan had
fasted for thirty-clz hour, and as a result
tho organs of digestion were shruuken and
drawn out of their usual plaou nud out ol
the courso of the bullet. Had ho eaten a
breakfast that morning, or ovou bupper ou
tho night boforc, he was n dead man,
MJtU JIAMttt,
Masks of mica aro now made by Horr
Raphael, of Hroslnu, for protecting the
faces of workmen exposed to intense boat,
dust, or the fumes of noxious chemicals.
Such for oxaiuplo ns metal workers, stono
masons, nud glais milters. Tha mask is
formed of archod plutw of mica, which uro
quite transparent, uud fitted to a metal
frame covered with iibboatoa tu render it uu.
attackable by boat or ucids. The space' be
tween tho arched mica and the eyes allows
the workman to wear spectacles if bis eye
sight Is bad, or colored bhades if tho light if
strong, without foar of breakage, since mice
Is a poor couduotor of heat. Whon the
mask has to bo worn a long time, fresh all
can bo supplied to tho kvuil by means of an
Iudia-rubbur tubo which passes out to the
shoulders, nud has a fuunel-shaped am1
closed by a moistened sponge.
ItTXffAST
Tho peaceful attractions of ltaiiMis slnco
her seasons of strlfo and trial havo pa4sod
Into hUfory are brilliantly net forth inn
special edition of tho Wjandotto JleraUt.
Hero is a field for Immigrants whero mil
1 Hons may find room without ocrtaxlng tho
resources of nature, Tho present popula
tion of Kauuis Is about ono million, Tho
Stato lies liko a great field, sloping to tho
morning sun. Its mean elevation abovo
tho sen nt Its eastern sun Is seven huudred
and fifty feet, aud Its western oud four
thousand foci. Most, of Its wirfoco Is level.
From the Ozark Mountains of Missouri, a
chain of hills extends luto Kansas, making a
watershed nearly through tho centre of tho
State, tho lands on cither side being
drained by tho Kansas nud tlio Arkntn4
rivers. Kansas has a healthful climate, Imd
tho Inhabitants aro said to bo frco from con-
bnptl'on and malarious dlsoases. Strong
winds sweep over tho prairies, keeping
them cool oven In tho hottest teason. Tho
Stato has llirco rain bells, tho eastern, tho
middle, nnd tho western, tho nverago nuUtml
rainfall in theso belts being, in tho order
abovo named, Ihiity-soven, twenty-four and
nineteen inches. Tho temperature in sub
ject to great variation. Kansas possesses
several kinds of soil, all of which nro fer
tile In tho low river bottoms tho fruitful
alluvial earth is tweuty-flvo feet deep. The
forests grow in belts nloug tho rivers aud
smaller streams. Gras-t of good quality
grows naturally on tho prairies, and culti
vated grasses flourish there luxuriantly.
Kansas still has wild buffaloes, wild horses,
elks nud antelopes. It has also panthers,
black bears, aud woltcs. llltumlnous coal
is mined in Kansas, aud thero nro deposits
of lead aud zinc. Among tho Important
natural resources of tho Stato nro gypsum
nnd a huge deposit of bait, in what Is prob
ably tho dricd-up bed of a salt lake. Tho
streams abound lu fish pike, Hturgeou,
bass, ' carp, aud many varieties of catfish.
Sovcnty per cent, of tho pcoplo of Kansas
aro farmers, and they havo mado their
young Stato one of the foremost in tho
Union in tho production "of wheat. Tlioy
boast that they livo in tho banner wheat re
gion of tho world. Among tho other prin
cipal productions of Kansas aro corn', hay,
oats, potatoes, sorghum, barley, rye, broom
corn, flax, beans, homp, buckwheat, cotton
and tobacco. In 1881 tho ngricultuial pro
ductions were worth nearly ono hundred
million dollars, yet tho resources of tho
Stato havo only begun to bo doveloped.
Tho area now under cultivation is said to bo
less than thrco per cent, of tho tlllnhlo laud.
Dairy farming is nnothcr' principal occupa
tion in Kansas,, and tho cultivation of fruit
is pursued with great success. Kansas has
a Stnto University, n Normal School, nn
agricultural college, and a system of com
mon schools. It bus nlso churches nud
charitablo institutions. Its principal Jack,
which it bharcs with other Western Stntesj
is a population numerous enough to develop
its powers.
i The Br.cl are'
UrtlA WorthlcEJ
9 Arc never imitaJ
ar counterfeited.
This is especially two of u
family medicine, nnd it is posi
tive proof that the mnoCy imitated
is of tho highest value. '
As soon as it had been tested
nnd proved by fho'wlitlo world
tlnit nop Hitters, was tlio purest, ,
Lost 'mid most viiluiiblo 'IV.niily
tacdicino on earth, many imita
tions sprung up and began to weal
tho notices nuyhicli tho prc.iuul
people of tho country had express
ed tho merits" of II. $., and in
ovory way trying to induco differ
ing invalids to uso their Eiult in
stead, expecting to mnko. money
on tho credit and good name of
II. B.
.Many others started no'trunio
put up in similar stylo to II, 13.,
with variously cunningly devised
names in which tho word " Hop "
or "Hops" wero used in it, v.;ay to
induce pcoplo to bcliovo they wore
tho sanio' as nop Bitters. All
such protended remedies or cures,
no mntterwhattlieir stylo or iiamo
is, nnd especially thoio with, tho
word. "Hop" or "IIop3" in their
namo or in nny way connected
with 'thorn or their name, uro imi
tations or counterfeits.'
Bewaro of them. Tonch nono
of thorn, but: Uso nothing but
gcmiino jjop Bitters, with a bunch
or cluster of green Hops on tho
white label. Trust nothing else.
Druggists nnd dealers aro warned
against dealing in imitations or
counterfeits. 19)
JL NOTED HUT IJNTnTEH WOJIA1T.
From t!io Uo.tou Clvttj)
TiJnUovulJAi"'"! Wcenciw of Yt. TjvV-tE.nnfc.
!iau,(tl.yim, X.M9.,biaboTuaIlt t'lcrliutrur 1 fir i
ay le trutWf ully ca'JcUtlio 'Ie4r VrU rdof o-an,'
ut tur tom'i"poni'r.t lorgOt'ftjl h r. la 3
i, , . dliAwly tlovottj W her wcuIr,T.!;Ic;i l.jibuc..Tc'-tta'
cf . Lfostmlfi nnd 1j ol:itM Ij keep tii Utly
u M. Sti,tohcfi.!icrnncrt!eUr(rico-ri;i -.Suuy
-int-hi' 'xrwurhl.tuiKmlirr, caohlx'iirtDt'i'i . tM
U nil 1 it mTciJi.Ei or Joy at rtlca t fieri I. I lev
ccta9C ..I'our.dlja u?iJ!rlro r r pool nnd nod
cr pui I Jmo'Kreouai-'y UruUjat.fitt ciii
unit. lltdf tha truth otthU
int if ltprmnroiTitn,IS ii rfpMirte
ft-1 irav-tKj;byUJV. )'.., iclaui la ipj rpujitry.
0..v eaitf 'Jl work a charm wU t-t muci
IUu. JtwJIIc-ro entirely fjjo worst forta cf tiU.'iit
' of tin uvepi', 1 Jpr.trrrhfM, ivrtiTJlar and pAiiful
Menstruate R.feH Ovarln VrouUc, ftiilamrmtl ji and
wtccrattcn, r.iKflln,'!! Isa-cnent i ml tM vn-eo-pt-i.ti'jlrial
wcV-iiifft.id U tejwtJ&Dy ta
tl"r:-ii i every pertlsnt-f tho pytf3, andfrfvai
nor 111 -hi lvljor, I; rtn.ovt'i faint. .r i, Cat ill ncy,
t'cittrys. tWntvhufor rtlmi.lkhts,tm'tril!-'"i!t
hisacfthe onarh. H etirw Jiluattntf, Ilijiklaetun,
JJervi-Ui Trust. ation, General iMfUmrt.X'ji.'MW,
iVptvuJmftndiJtlljrcPtlu, T'iatft1'' -jt't lwifiif
down.caust.ijjuln.eijhS ani 1 a ''.v'-D, it auie
jrManeii!!y turcilhy Us uso. Is'wiil f t rJltJrrn,
cmltf all clrcwiistancc( net In Uanuuny vr:th CA law"
that'ovtmithiiforriilafjitcu,
It cut i i ly ft. pt r Lottie cr ci for A, find la otJ ty
dnoc?1-1 An 1tM required m to cjajiUI caacj, aal
tho iijT..4 o' many who Juivu Inert rc 'turod to perfect
he&hhlTtJjf m if tho Vvut4l b t oinrocr.d,eant
obtained i-y'J(lrvs tnj v. 1th t tain;) for reply,
a( her homo is tjui,
Tor XIMney C".)vhi i f either thU compound U
nnsi rptuued as ahi -.Cam t-vtliiioidalj tho -v.
"Mw. rtnUui. jIireMwy'tpysciJO writer, "aro
thtbett i.i tKeivarlt forth vt Coiutlputhm,
FUlouiu's and Torpidity cf thi tit?. Her lUot-d
nriinr worU imrtr in it wpieial lli-ewj Hii fair
to equal tho Compound n tu popvUiity,
All must ri her a an inifW vt Mmvjt whoa ,t
funbttion U 1 1 do ztA to ot lei s.
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Diphtliorin, Dnrps, Frost
Bites, Tooth. Ear, and llea,d'
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Th te,t Intermt t-d lex!efniil remcljf Ifl th
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feb !48My 1
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From thn Districts of Assim. (JiiiTrAooNd. Oaciiar
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Jan. ix-i w d
CARPET
SPEED'S
PORT GRAPE WINE.
Used In tho prlnclpilChurclios tor Communion
purposes:
Excellent for Ladies and Weakly, Per
s:ns and tho Aged.
Kill' M
Speot's Port Giu)c Winq
FO UR YE AllS OLD.
TUH (!BLi:illt VTK1) NATJVB WINK, l.i made
from Ihojulco ol tho oporto drape, railed In
tulti 1 country, its Invaluable
VeaJ-and Stronjthenlng Properties
aro uimrjM8Hcd.by any other Natlvo Winn. Ila-
Ins t he pure Juice of the (J. -ape, produced under
an . pc,r r b 'i.vu persoivii tupurviiun, its jiuruj'
and irenuliieafs'. aro iru irint 'ed Tho ounfeit
child 'Hj jurl.iUo ot H u'cU'Tiius (UHtles, and
th we.ika-t invalid uso It tondvantni;e. It, U par.
tlciilBin benellchl In t!i.- nod and delitllinicd,
and hulled t j 1 ltd vnrlom ullmuuts that atfeet tho
'weaker hpx. It. Is In every respect i. WINK 'to
SPJSER'S
Tbol..I. SIlKntSY Uu wl'no of Sun'rtor' Char
HCir,.Hi,d.)irUk-H of Uu ilch qualities nttho
icrupa injin nprai it n iniui'. r )r i-uriry, men
ne, Flavdr nniT.Vod'.cliUl I'ropertleJlt will b
found unexcelled.
-1. ,Io ISi'smdy. .
ThU'UUANlH' citand" unrivalled in this Country
uriug mi iui lui lull MUat J.
11' is f UU diiiu .tiuu from thu grupe.anil con
taint viluaolo rnudlelna properties.
It lui .1 tlelleite llivor. slinllir tn thit r.f thn
Vr.ipua,' frum whlcli It l dlstlUed, un1 In la urcat
Sou tli it thu sltfiiaturu of AUMIKD Sl'EKlt, Pa
sale X. .1 . is ovor the cork ot each bottle.
SOLI) BY a. A. KL.133M.
AND 11V 1JUU0C1ISTS EVKIlVWIIEltU.
py MC'S I O Horro SparH-Arroctlns
r.u-ijj) i l.i, iui- liii-, a iauo fi, of Milliwatt l'n v
!mirU l'j )i lir.iir , b T"!" J i'jjj Im-; Uu u. I i
iwn: :oti tjp'ii,
rt I', r aw i ie. liulur, ('lieu.
Ur H.iw-MUl. i-Uuriiitf or l'ulU,
lihei' i-a-t r Jlu li.tirf'i I'auuit
hVm -J; .nn I'ull i-td fn.-i r
ill". I ul ii miit-i'i. Piy, i, f r
OohHub, N.V. JlmllJT.
Jan. Ii, 'SH-ly,
Wc.
bsroim. ATT&n
:mmmx Ik. b .
Cr 70 II Onamiif lo furn'rt Kict to
rnw i.'jii In 1 1 ' llm' c I J u r. i - lu 10 lnnrJ ( i.r
Jy n w irl . ( J,'i i, f initi' .jmi'.
.i&f 1 i "r 'X .m f.r'i I'JLiu'tri p ta
lfSfri i "' 1 rt I- 'r-i1- w r nn i'j le 4
?553if i iiii i f 1 ri I wa or. I "Mi any itl.er U;i
HBTSt ' !" ' ' 1 '''' "u Aiiiiiiilli'
mfiJlQk ' I'd (if. If vnu van- n Rtuilniiuiv
H. C. SLOAN & BRO,
HLOOiMSlHMK, VA.
,M inufacturers ot
CARRIAGES, BI1Q0IES, PHAETQN,
SLEIGHS, PLATFORM WAGONS, &C.
Firat-class work always on hand.
Jiin'AlllIXOA'IlA TL YDONi:.
Prices reduced to suit tht timet, '
O. 3. SAVAGE,
DKA1.KR IK
Silvorwars, Watches, Jowolry, Clocks.
All kind? of Watches. Clicks and Jewelrv neat
Ij rcpalrod.and warranted.
may u, 'i-ir
AND
PAPER HANGING.
WE F. BODINEi
IRON ST., BELOW8r.COND,llt,OOM8llUIlO, l'A.
is prepared to ao an Kinus oi
HOUSE
Plain and Ornamental
PAPER HANGING,
BOTH DECOUATIVE AND I'LAIN.
411 Minis ot'Furnlturc Kcpnlrod
nnd miule no p;ood iih new.
NONE11UT F1KST-CI.ASS WORKMEN EMP
LOVEU. Bstimatos SSado on all Work!
WM, F. BOD1NE.
STOVES AND TINWARE.
,:o:
E. B. BSOWER
nas DUrchased the Sto"kand Unslness nf t. Ila,
Benbucli, and Is now .prepared to do all kinds of
work In his line. Plumbing nnd Oas Fitting a
BllClinibJ . A IUVYUIV, OIUVCS,
in a great variety. All work dono by
EXPERIENCED HANDS.
Main Street corner ot East,
RLOOaiSKlRft, PA.
BLANK BOOKS
BLANK BOOKS!
Of every (lesqription Killed nnd
bound to order s aino bindt r of all Peri
odienh such as Hsrpor's, Century,
St. Nichclas, Peterson's, to. In fact
all I'ublieations bound in latest and
most substantial styles.
C;rresponioc:e Solicited.
J. W. R.IGDCK,
110 & 112 W. MARKET STREET
WILKBS-BAERE, Pa.
J.SALTZER'S
General Sewing Machine Depot,
liflli Store. Below Market St.,
13LOOMSBUIIG, PA,
-.1 '.cm
GeleUi White Sewins MacMiie,
New Davis Vortical Feocl Sew
ing Incliiiie,
New Homo Sowing Machine,
Household Sewing Machine,
Estoy Sewing Machine,
Genuine Finger Sowing Machine,
Singer Pattern Sewing Machine,
Attachments, best Sawing Machine Oil, and Nee-
ijitiviuruu hewing muei.inHH, hewing .Macninei
bold nti moiitlily piyments' Ubeial discount
mado fir eisi. K(rry inaclilno pun.'ha'.od from
lnu H wurraiituiltiibij kopt in good lunnlug orier
f'jr flvo years freo nf eli.ir.rii. mnl thrnnh in.
utruotlonii given by the test luv oparaturln this
imilu. i ,L4!i! iri'e ui uiiirgn. n.iuiiuo my
stock of machines beforo purchasing,
'yAINWHIOHT ie CO.,
WUOLESA 1,11 GliOCIlltS,
rillliAIIELriUA.
ruis, svuui'j, cofPKB, sua.n, moi.vsslb.
hick, sricES. mcAKu eoiu, Ac, dc,
N, E, oornor H.'oond and Arch stroets.
tvurijeri wll recslre proniptattenthir
of TO-DAY"
N,W Edition No
H73I.I.1II
1'trMuuili.
,!, ,, . ,.N,W Edition Now Ready,
Ullel ll,lii.ion Mil lT-iin u( lu) ,1,, Ag,4J
W..1.4. J. C. MiCl'ltll V At CO,, I'lilWtljiffii, J'S:
una so.iy aid
LKGAL ULANIvS,
VTAVAYS ON HAND
A'f Tins oyvio.
ilWl
mm
JSvcry lirtcy Organ
Sold Is uiadii
Throughout with
Equal fidelity, and
Yields unrivaled tones.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue.
immm
And other lirst class Piancs, and a largo lot of
MUSIC BOOKS,
VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS,
MUSKOAL (OMIDIIITTI,
VIOLIN STRINGS,
And vei'yiBiiiBg-
MUSIC ROOM,
FIFTH STORE BELOW MARKET STREET,
BLOOMSBURG PA.
WEBER--Hfl.RDMAM
PIA1TOS,
FINE , INLAID 1FBGN0II WALNUT
Easy Terms. SatlNrnctlon Gunnuitcetl.
iiA.aoisr's piano ware rooms,
MUSIC HALL BLOCK, WILHES-BAB.RH. PA
Harper's Bazar.
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Address, UaIU'KK SUHOTUEltS, New York.
Jar. lit, 'ra.
BLOOMSBURG PLANING MILL
Tho undersigned having put Ms Planing Mill
on Itallroad .street, In nrst-ciass condition, is pre
pared to do all kinds of work lu his line.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BUNDS, MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
f limlghiiif n fnnanr..-, ttl an t..i ..
ta well Keasonea ana nouo but skilled workmen
are employed.
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
furnished on application. Plana and ppeclflcn
tions prepared by an experienced draughtsman.
CHARLES KRIIG,
I2louiiiNliiii'r,ln.
$72 w .EEK ,la ft a& ''"mo easily mado
ycostiy outnttreo. Addrosi Truk&Co
Augusta, Maine. march SMy
rii m mi
CIV
JLNT3 t ' ,J F'.' m A nrn
..irthK v a v m uDtt-u week.
. ohavostoioslnlS loadlne Citlos,
nn 'i 'i 1 kKvut.iiiitriju tho r mpi Uraquiair.
,, 1 1 lotu Neiv CiilnluKiic mid
. i . LLU CCRANT0H, PAt
-vav-v-r March 3-ly
AGENTS Wanted :;:1j7Ju'''rl,i"
ii'ii". UUUIg 06 UlUltl!
t la pflitiHllliiilbUim.Nli, ncixhetei l.lbiTnl Klmi
JUuesiKiy uid v
SUnSORIBK NOW FOIl
THE COLUMBIAN
8 J.S0 AYItylt
JSvery buyer should
Select mi Oruim
That yuiiritntccn yood
1'ji'ci'u day work and
Years of service.
J, GSTt'V & CO., llrattlolioro, Yt.
in HJbc Music line.
CASE OUGAN, 0 STOPS, $!0 CASH
Junel
ADVERTISERS
I T , . Ilul" i i'aiiul euiiL oi nny proposed lino or
, iu.ci.ioi iu jimnivui papers oy aaaressinir
(.eo. 1'. Itowell ,c co's Newspaper Advertising
I lllirpnll inUrrnH,, Vain . . .
... . K . . Jif.. rcnu lou, lor
leupage pamphlet.
Jan. i, 'tu-tiT.
I
ft a USEF CL AUTICLE8.4,
uuTirut Floral Chuomo Cards,
Mtf 5x8, and an llluitnted
llook lo mil who tend two
3c .tamp, for po.taze and
parblim. .Mtnllon hl. papft.
. 0. BIDIOUT & CO.. IW TORK.
Jan It, '83.
OctOSi-ly
jjona week in your own town. Terms nnd $5 out
uuHt free. Address ll, iullkt & Co., Portland
iiuinu. marcnai-iy
rt fjr A wr ck made nt homo bv tho lnduRtn
U 11 ous. llest business now before the
ll I Ll l'"bllc. Capital not needed. Wo will
v startjou. Men, women, boys nnd girls
wanted everywhere to work for us. Nowlslho
time. You can wo-kln spare time, or glvo your
WhOle tllnO tO the bllSlllKS. Nn nthlr hnaltinua
will pay j ou nearly as well. No ono can fall to
make enormous pjy, by engnslng nt once. Costly
uuiiiiuiiu iL-iuiairii'. .Money maue rasi, easily,
md honorably. Address Tkue & Co, Augusta,
j .iiuu, , iicu. b, rbiy,
1 rjlTTTTl WPTtirTXr CTi rT5
WASHINCTOW, D. C.
UsluMislied Thirty -Two Years.
OHE DOLLAR A YEAR.
k DOUBLE PAfER OF FIFTY-SIX COLUMNS,
THE WEEKLY STAR is a lareo
independent, doublo or eight-page
shoot of fifty-six columns. It con
tains reports of Congress and all
iho Government Departments, U.
S. Courts, Washington IMows and
uosoip, ronticni, personal, Society,
nnd Local Affairs, New York Corres-
(londcnco, Storios, Scotches, Home
Vracl03, l-aohion, Religious, and
Ctorary Notes, Tolofxrach News,
.iuviii uu uwn uiruut wiru xo imow
Yorlt, tho Markots, Etc., Etc.
It 1m puhllHhi'd in n HpnoloUH
liiilUlln- of Hh own, ami lu'lnUKl
mi tli ItitoMt mid lhtt.wt printing
Mini lV)lilliiumaohiiiH In tho world.
OrJLY O.'JE DOLLAR A YEAR. TRY IT.
' '. ' .1 a. ' j r i
Address;
Till! WEEKLY STAR,
Washington, 1). C,
J nn 19 '63-it
1 17 nnt' ' sweeping Dy, go
K H I ancl ""8 befori jou'die,
XV. JjJrO A. ""leiutiifr mlslity and sub-
..... . . icu.u ueiiimi iu coniiuer
tlmn " jOiia weekln jou own town, jsoutilt freo.
No risk. Kvcrjlhlngnew. C'a Pal hot reiiulrt-d.
Wo vlll furnhlo uu every thing. Many are ranking
f irl unus. Ladles in ike as much 118 im u, nnd boj s
and girls moL-H great pay, Hi.ader. It ou want
tiuititi'i-H ai which yuu cm make great pay u the
t mo. writ tor particular to 11. Hallktt At Co.;
Puitlaud, Mulne D.c. 8, '8-J-ly,
J Jtavo a pottlth rviuudv tr ttii abura diKins t by iti
B-o ttiousau cf cukoi cf the vont kind unj of Ions
1: indlDtttitve bcenrured. lurlned.iiattroDa jnvftiltS
111 ltmHk'WT. Hint I villi r?n
I
BOlher Uh 4 Al.l'All.K 'j UEATISLna tUU (jui, to
fcuytuXlertr. ilvoi:iprnai. O. aildri.
UK. T, A. t LUC I'M, 111 lWlLl..tfuwYrk.
Jan 2ft-1 v a
nil WO l)0(TLU4ntRB.iM
THE PANTAGRAVU HINDISK.
Von SALE ON'LV AT
"THIS OOIjUMBIAN" OFFICE.
CALL AND BEE.
' POODlO
iooIo aro always on the
ll I V IJ ljoklill
11 cren-o lit' Irearn ntra.und In
v iui tiiiui-ua ui 111
who do not linprovo thuir oppoitunltlu reuialn In
poverty. 0 otter 11 (,'rcat chancii to muko money.
W 0 want nuiiy men, ivoinen, bjj-8 und Klrla to
01 k tor us rlhv In their own localities. Any 0110
uu do Hie woik properly fiom tho tlrstbUri, Iho
"iiii-WHllpiy moro Hutu ten tlmoi prd nary
wash. UxpeiiMvooutili luriiimitdfiVo, ifu one
wuu ent'iitfMi lulls iq mnko niouiiy ruuldly. You
can devutii your Uio tlnw lu'the work or only
l our lipoiu luuinouu. Full Information und all
1 wt H needed bent frco, Address hiinson t'o.
1'urlland, .Maine. Dec, 8, '81-ly,
mm
mm
FREE
& A E3K&vt$C4 r..u.i....,pui,M 2a.
xKri? ..'"'""u'somTuuiilr
I E'rA -l7S X- H,!fM,h"l,inl.li.iw.BgoiL,f
feKa ' V r,.'M,i",d'l'njMo'.witl.l,.torii,.w
,ftiTiB tl bl,rc'"'"''l'lji"i''"U4ul.ll'.ul."nli
XrfiEiSr Gv ,WXt"!' S"""" if
fsnnsHiHiiPTBnN.
RAILROAD T'ME TABLE
ENNHYfiVANIA KAUiKOAl). I'ltlL.
i l.tfMllIt 1 - T.MHW II tl ttlt'tcivn. ....
JUIUTHKIIN f OBjiTIlAi: itAlMVAY. " "
TIJIIJ TAHLE.
In effect J.inufiry 1Mb. 1683. Trains toavn Bn.
bury.
1SASTWAHI),
o.sr, n m Lock Haven Kxniess fnr itntrui,r
and lnterraedlato stations, Lancaster, I'hllader.
puin, wow ioik. iiaiumoro anu wninBton. nr.
riving at Philadelphia. o.vo p. in. ; New York, eta
p. in. j linltlmorc, o.os p. m. s Waslilngton 0.40 p.
t'.fls n. m. Dav exnress for tfnrrlslniM nn,i in.
termcdlatn stations, Lancaster, Philadelphia, New
iurh, imiiiiuuiti niiu tuQiiiiigiuu. nrrivmi? at
PhlladolphtaTUJ p m.i Now ork, lo.s p. m.!
linltlmorc, 7,16 p. in.! Washington, 8.40 p. m. Pull
man Parlor car llirousli to Philadelphia nnd pas
seiifter coaches through to Phtladclpblaand Until.
more.
8.80 n. m. wininmsport Accommodation for
IUrrlsburtr nnl all Inteimedlnto ntattonn. t nn.
cosier. Philadelphia and Now York, nirlvlngnt
lllluui-l,Jlllt .. ... in. ; ,ljll ivifW V,XJ 11. HI.
sleeping car eccommodatlona rm bo secured nt
llnrmburfffor Philadelphia nnd New York. Phila
delphia passengers can lemaln In sleeper undis
turbed until t n. m,
1.03 a. m. Krlo Mall for Hnrrlsburg nnd Inter
mediate BMtlons, Lancistrr, Philadelphia, Now
iuik, i.ttiiiiiiuiiT uuu uaiiiiigiuu, uirmugr ai.
Philadelphia 7 63 n. m.i New York, 11 SO n, m ;
IUItlmoro 7.40 a. in.; Washington g.lo n. in.
Throuirh l'lillinan sleenlnir cars nro run nn tliln
train to Philadelphia, lluttlmore and asldnglnn,
and through pabengcr coaches to Philadelphia
and Ualltmoro.
WESTWARD,
o.'iS a. m. Krlo Mall for Krlo and nil Intcrincdlata
stations witn tnrnitgn puilmnu l'niaco car nnd
through passenger coaches to Eric.
for lannnuaigua ana luienncuinio siauon',
Hochcster. lluffnlonnd Nlairnra Falls, with Pull
man I'alaco car and passenger coaches through to
uocnesier.
l.'W p. m. Niagara Express for Knnoand Inter
mediate stations with through passenger coaches
to Ivanc. For Cannndalgua nud principal Inter
mediate stations, liochenter, miflalonnd Niagara
Fulls with through parlor carlo Watklns nnd
through passenger conches to Hochcster.
6.M p. w Fast lino for Lock Haven nnd Interme
diate stations, and Elratra, Watklns and Interme
diate siauons, wun tnrougii passenger coaencs to
Lock Haven nnd Watklns.
TllltOUCJH T1IA1NS FOlt SUNI1UHY PltOM THE
BAST AND SOUTH.
N'lairnra Exnress leaves New Ynrk. B IB n. m.
Phlladelnh'a, Moa. m.; Haiti more 7.30 n. in., ar
riving at Hunbiiry, l.w p. m with through Pull-
mini l'anur car irom l'liiiiiiieipuia nnu inroiign
passenger coaches from Philadelphia and Haiti
more. Fast Lino leaves New York 8.00 a. m. ; Philadel
phia, 11.05 a.m.; Washington, o.so a.m.; linltl
morc, 10 43 a. in., arriving at Hunbury, c.so p, m.,
with through passenger coaches from Philadel
phia and Baltimore.
Erie wall leaves New York 8.00 p. m.i Philadel
phia, 11.20 p. m.i Washington. M p. ra.; Haiti
more, 11.15 p in , arriving at Sunburv, 0.S0 a. in.,
with through Pullman I'alaco sleeping cars from
Philadelphia, Washington and llaltlmoro and
through passenger coaches from Philadelphia.
SUNBCHY IA7.LKTON & WILKK8-BAKKK ItAlLKOAD
anhNobti! fc West urincii Railway.
.Mali Kast leaves Suubury a 45 a. in., arriving at
Bloom Ferry T.41 a. m., Wllke3-barro 20 n. in.
Express East leaves Sunlnry 3.33 p. m., arriving
at Illoom Ferry o.Bl p. m., Wilkes bnrro 8 u p. m.
Mall West leaves Wllkes-burro I0.no a. m., urrlv
lncat Illoom Ferry Hos p. in , Sunbury l.oi p. m.
Express West leaves wilkes-barro 6 so p. m. ar
riving ut Illoom Ferry 7 07 p. in, Sunbury 6.05 p.
(lIIAS. E. PUOH, J. It. WOOD,
oon. Mnntger. Oen. Passenger Agent.
JpHILADELPHA ami READING EOAU
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
JunH 20, 1SS2.
TRAINS LEAVE KUFEUT AS rOLLOWS(BCNPAT
KXCKrToD.
For Now Yorklladelphla.lteadlng.l'ottavllle
Tamao.ua, Ac, 11,45 a. m
For Catawlssa, U.45 a. m. 4 60 and 7,20 p. m.
For VUllamsport,C,15 6,(0 a. la. and 4,00 p. m.
THAINSFOU UUrKKT LKAVB AS fOLLOWS, (SCNDAT
ixcinsn.)
Leave New York, via. Tamanend 9,00 a. ra. and
via. Hound llrook Itouto 7,45 a. m.
Lcavo Philadelphia, 9,4s a. tn.
Leavo Heading, 11,65 a. m., Pottavlllo, 12,89 p. m
and Tamaqua, 1,35 p. m.
Leave Uatawlssa, c,10 S,40 a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Lcavo Wlinmsport,9,45a.m,2,oo p. m. and 4,30 p. m
Passengers to and from Now York, via. Tama
nend and to and from Philadelphia go through
without change of cars.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
General Manager,
C. G. IIANCOCK,
General Passenger and TIckot Agont.
Jan. 10, 1881-tf.
ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WKSTKHN HAILHOAU.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
NOHTH,
STATIONS.
Scrim ton....
Ilellevuo. .
Tnvlnrtrllln
SOUTH
p.m. p.m. a.m.
a.m. p.m. p.ir
9 15
9 45
V 30
9 09
9 Ui
8 59
8 4S
8 42
8 37
8 25
8 iS
u 10
0 17
0 ii
b 27
C 31
11 41
0 40
G 51
0 55
r, is
7 oj
7 10
7 17
7 2J
7 ill
7 37
8 00
8 25
8 19
8 W
9 00
6 00
8 (3
8 10
8 IS
8 M
8 ;o
8 S3
b Ci
9 Ot
9 01
U 2)
9 37
9 30
9 21
9 19
9 1
...Lackawanna'..
Plttston....
West. IMttqfnn
9 45
9 C2
9 59
10 0:1
10 18
Wyoming....
.-uaiioy
.Ucnnett
....Kingston.,.
Klni'Rtnn
0.1
1 60
1 43
1 85
1 25
1 18
1 03
9 04'
U 04
8 55
8 47
8 S9
8 33
10 IS
10 18
r,4
2 51
.Plymouth June
....1'iymoum..
Avondalo...
WflflMiftlr.i
10 ta 3 02
8 07
8 00
00
10 34
10 42
3 10
3 18
B 33
3 45
3 51
8 67
4 07
4 11!
4 20
4 27
4 83
4 PS
4 00
5 (0
0 25
7 40 11 42
7 S3 VI 23
7 50 i 15
7 20 12 00
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W. F. HALSTBAD, Sunt.
Superintendent s onice, Scranton. Feb. 1st, iss2.
HAIR BALSAM.
Tins elegant dressing
is prefer! ed hv those
1 whohave used it, toany
nstmiiar article, ou oc
ycount of its superior
clc.-inlincsi"rnd ruriiy,
L7lt cni.tniim ttnt.rU
only that arc beneficbl
to llio tr.iln iinll l.-ilf
nndelw-Ti't
Restores the Youthful Color to Grey or Faded Hatr
Jiairiuuim w linciy pcrrumcd nnd is
wananlcd to prtent falling cf tlicliair and to rc.
move dandruff anditcliing, lliscox & Co , N.Y,
w 1 1 l fli.l.rl III arogi anj tinjlilnei.
A Superlative Health end Slrcnnth RMtnrr.
If yoiiaro a mechanic or farmer, worn out w'uh
oer ork, or a motlier 1 un ilow 11 Ly family or houss-holddiiiie$tr-PAiiKcii'st,iNGr;ii
Tunic,
If you in 0 n lawyer, minuter crLuiinen man ex
hausted l,y menial ttrain or anxiouscnre, do not Uka
intokicaluiBilimulanti.butusi! Patker'sGinKcrTonis
1 'I J! have Consumption, Dyspepsia, Itheurna.
lim. Kidney I omnlainls, or any disorder of the lunjs,
stomach. IkjvicIs, blood or rcrves.pAkKm's Ginger
Ionic v. ill iuro you. It is the Greatest lllcod Purifier
And tho Best and Surest Ccugh Cure Ever Uttd.
Ifyoiinrewailinnaway fromnge, dissipation or
any ilucase or cakness nnd require a stimulant talo
GlNGCR loMCatoncej itv.illinijoraie and build
you up front the first dose but w ill never intoxicate.
It has saved hundreds cf liscs; it may save yours.
CAUTION l-Il.fu.. ill lutilliuUi, r.rt.r'. Gitn Tor,U Ii
eomi,eJ f b Uil rwid,tl smiiU o thwortJliiUUeBtIrtl7
diffrr.nl frffiii pirf tr.tbiu of glijj.r slwim, 8.D.I for clrculsr t
""'".,i, I. 1 ili, .U.iltn I. drut 1.
CHEAT 6AVINQ UUVING POLUh 8IZE.
ll
, , V",n. l'1m,S fragrance has made tliis
tlelisliifulperliinieexcecdiiisly popular. There
Is iiotliiii liko It. Insist upon hayine Flobs-
wi .wwv.nanuiooK tor signature ot
t.n i Iiv ioi'' ts ,JS1,V,', f" i"s" u iar
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3S & 37 Cortlandt St., Wev York.
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