I
Useful to Know.
l;onv at Goi.n.- Jinny n ilctttdeit
oli'ilil liM'ticon cured of a col J by Um
ineniias Take n cup of brown sugar
ntnl nut it In n saucepan to inako can'
','biit fiiHtcad ofnildirig watfcr In
which to disaolvo tlio sugar, put a liu
tlo tea niado by stccilng thorough woit.
Tliirjill Imparl u bitter taato, which
Is not unpleasant to the chilli after tho
(list mouthful, and Is really a good
remedy for a "tickling In tho throat."
;S lxW:M.r.!fT Soul'. To tiiriko an
excellent Houp allow four pounds of
beef to two and a half ipiartsof water,
one small ' Wion, ono carrot, and a
small head of celery. Let theso boil
for four o"r five hours. Threo (luartoiy
of at) hour before dinner strain this
soup, salt ' it, and add n heaping tca
cupful of macaroni, broken in bits (
leUhis boil slowly. Add .any other
ftioasbTilng you like ; for tloinu tastes a
pinch of curry powder improve it.
Cooking nv Ei.i:cTitici rv. A Mon
troai jlmf has invented and patented a
Ifiaclnifo'fo'r cooking by electricity. It
consists of a saucepan bo isolated by
non-conductors that tho bottom forms
tho positive polo of tho current. The
negative polo is attached to a movablo
point which travels iu oirclos over tho
bottom of the pan underneath, dlstrib
uting tho heat over the whole surface
arid with sufllcicnt vapidity to avoid
burning a holo through tiio pan lit any
quo point
Tin: Kkhit Way to Hiicsii Vki.vkt.
The art of reuioving lint, dust and
light matter adhering to velvet eon
sistsiil tho jiropcr modo of managing
thoibrush. Tako a hat brash not too
jsoft, but having tho bristles elastic,
nnd 'returning at ouco to their original
stato after being pressed aside hold
firmly under tho palm of tho hand in
the direction of tho arm, and with the
bristles downward, and pressing'thcui
first Into tho substauco of tho velvet,
then twist around tho arm, hand and
brush together, as on an axis, without
moving them backward or forward.
Tho foreign matter will thus bo drawn
iip and flirted out of tho flock without
injury to tho substauco of tho velvet ;
and tho brush must bo lifted and
placed in a similar manner over every
part required to bo brushed. By this
means, velvet will be improved instead
of deteriorated, and will last for years.
akf.d Siiad. Reduce to crumbs
tho ins'ulo of a loaf of bread, heat in a
saucepan some fresh butter tho size of
an egg, chop tho quarter of an onion
and add to tho butter when it begins
to bubble. When this begins to
brown add tho broad and stir well
till thoroughly hot through. Season
rather highly with pepper and salt.
Stir through it a tablespoonf ul of finely
chopped parsley, remove from tho fire,
and add immediately two well-beaten
eggs. Stuff the shad with this dress
ing and sow it up. Sprinklo pepper,
salt and flour, and a littlo water ; put
a few thin slices of breakfast bacon in
the baking-pan and lay tho fish upon
them. Pour a littlo hot water into
tho pan and put into a hot oven, lay
ing a few more slices of bacon over
the top of tho fish. .Basto very often,
and when dono remove tho bacon,
sprinklo with a little melted butter in
which chopped parsloy is mixed, and
serve in a platter 911 which the fried
shad roc. is arranged about tho fish in
a nest of parsley.
How to Apply tiikSoua IIumldy in
Bukxs and Scalds. A saline lotion,
or saturated solution of tho bicarbon
ated soda.in either plain water or cam
phorated water, if applied (speedily, or
as socn as possible, to a burned or
scalded part is most effectual in re
lieving the acute burning pain, and
when tho burn is only superficial or
not severe, removing all pain in tho
cotuso of a very short time, having
also tho very great advantage of clean
liness, and, if applied at once, of pre
venting tho usual consequences a
painful blistering of tho skin, separa
tion of the epidermis, and, perhaps,
more or less of suppuration. For this
purpose all that is necessary is to cut
a pieco of lint, or old soft rag, or even
blotting paper, of a sizo siiUicient to
cover tho burned or scalded parts, and
to keep it constantly well wet with
tho sodaio lotion so as to prevent its
drying. By this means it usually hap
pens that all pam ceases in from a
quarter to half an hour, or even in
niuch less time. When tho main part
of a limb, such as tho hand and fore
arm or tho foot and leg have been
burned, it is best, when practicable, to
plunge tho part at onco into a jug or
pail, or other convenient vessel filled
with tho soda lotion, and keep it there
until tho pain subsides ; or tho limb
may bo swathed or encircled with a
surgeon's cotton bandage previously
soaked in tho saturated solution, and
kept constantly wet with it, tho relief
being usually immediate, provided the
solution bo saturated and cold. What
is now usually sold as bicarbonate of
soda is what I havo commonly used
mid recommended, although tins is
well known to vary much in quality,
according to whero it is manufactured.
Diseases Among Livestock.
Liko in tho human race, ejjdemics
among livestock nro frequont and de
structive. They como nobody knows
How or whence; and pass away nobody
can tell why. History records so many
of these, nnd wo all remember enough
of them, and that is useless to dilate
upon thorn, i his being so, it is hardly
to be expected that beasts will escape
Bimilar visitations. Yet feoinu people
seem to expect this, tor when uu epi
demic breaks out among the boasts of
tho field it produces about as much
cunimouon 111 u community as tnoprov
alcuee of cholera among bipeds. Kvery
nun. ui ri'suurco is nun 10 counteract 11,
County conventions nro held ; legisla
tures appoint commissioners to invest!
L'fito the distemper and find out a rem
edy or a preventative ; impracticable
laws aro demanded, and tho whole ni
ricultural community effervesces as to
what is to ho dono lor their safety.
Suddenly tho epidemic- vanishes ; tho
discussion as to tho causes which pio-
duced it, filling newspapers and period
icnls with a mass of speculation which
not one person in a hundred over reads,
ns suddenly comi'B to an end. All seem
willing to lot bygones bo bygones and
drop, nem. con, tho all absorbing ques
lion.
In tho common oourso of
things wo must expect to bo visited by
thefu epidemics. Horses, cattle, sliucp
and awinc, according to their nature,
will gets iek nnd die, entailing a loss
which nil who own beasts must submit
to, And when an epidemionsMailsthem,
It is useless to discuss whether It camo
from abroad or is indigenous, or where
it originally appeared. 1 ho tlr.'t con
tddcration should bo to study its diag
nosis and apply n remedy, it must bu
rcniombored that there am losses and
misfortunes iu every business. Unto
ward circumstances cannot nt all times
bo avoided or controlled.
Tho California wiuo jiiodiictioii, a
measured by receipts nt San Francisco,
has risen from t),UO 1,007 gallons in
1870 to 7,000,000 In 1882.
The Tamany Ohlef Disoourses Gravely on
Irish Settlers In America.
John Kelly, tho noted Now York
itolitlclan. lectured at tho Academy of
dusic, Phlla., on Thursday ovoning of
Inst week on tho subject: "Farly Irish
Settlers in North and South America,"
for tho benefit of tho Roman Catholio
Church of tho visitation. His audience
was largo and dcinoiislrntiyo and Inclu
ded many who had been present nt the
Irish Convention. Ho was Introcuced
by Win. F. Harrity, tho ex-chairman
of tho Democratic; city committee, who
took occasion to cay some pleasant
things both of tho orator and of tho
Hev. Father Barry, the rector of tho
Visitation, Mf, Kelly was received
with a warm burst of applause, which
was acknowledged by a gravo bending
of tho head. Tho speaker would havo
been recognised nt a glimpse by nuy
one familiar with tho pictures of him
in tho comiu pciiodicals. Ho hhs a
dignity of ptmonce, howovcr, that the
pictures do not indicate.
' Ho opened n ponderous volume
which had been reposing upon n music
stand and remarked that his lecture
contained so many figures and histori
cal references that ho felt obliged to
read it. Ho adjusted a pair of black
rimmed eye-glasses upon his diminutive
tip-lilteif nose and began his themo in
a deep, rich voico that hardly changed
in tone to tho end. Ho maintained a
surprising gravity and mado but one
littlo attempt at a joke. Thclecturo
showed deep aud wido historical re
search. Any man, tho speaker said,
who thinks that ho can distinguish the
names of tho Irish in tho history by an
O or Mao is starting blindfolded on his
way. Thousands of tho Irish, ho said,
driven from their own country by op
pressive laws, from the middlo of the
eighteenth century to tho present day,
found a refuge in tho. now world.
Jinny of thoso who camo hero Angli
cised their old Irish names or so modi
fied them as to virtually inako them
now. Tho Irish, ho said, were among
Iho first nnd the slaunchcst supporters
of tho colonies in the war for indepen
dence nnd from Irish settlers have
sprung many of tho most distinguished
statesmen, Governors aud Presidents in
the history of tho country.
Shoes Prom the Human Skin.
SIIOCKtXO DISCI.OSUttES IN THE MASS.-
CltUSKTT;i ALMSHOUSE INVESTIGATION.
The interest in tho Tewksbury Alms
house investigation is on the increase.
Tho Green Room at the Stato House
was packed. Each day the public looks
lor somo new sensation, and it any
thing new is presented ono day tho
crowd of spectators increases the next.
1 no question 01 tanning human skms
was made prominent. Christian Mid
ler was recalled and testified that ho
tanned aud dressed human skins two
years ago, and would know them again
if ho saw them. Ho said to Governor
Buttler : "That is a pleoo of ono I
tanned you have in your hand.'' "Tho
pieces cut up for shoes wcro also tanned
for money," tho Governor said. I pro
pose to break up this industry." "I
tanned thoso hides for accommodation
and not for money," replied the wit
ness. "Some of that skin you havo is
from white persons nnd somo from ne
groes. Wo tanned the skins for curi
osity." "It would seem that tho pieces
cut for shoes were tanned for another
purpoie," commented the Governor.
"I gavo that pieco from which ,the
shoes were mado to a Mr. Donaldson,
on Washington street j don't know tho
number; tho skin was brought to me
by a student," the witness concluded.
Mitchell Wing testified that ho worked
in tho store of Edwards & Brackett,
this city. Bo had seen human skins
from tho tannery of Midler Brothers j
received a bundle of human skin from
Robert Fatinco ; sent them to Midler's
and had them tanned ; got them back
and gave them to Mr. Faunce. Rob
ert Faunco was called nnd testified
that ho was house sergeant at the New
England hospital for Women in Spring
field street, Boston. Ho gave a bun
dle of skins to a student named Allen
'to give Mr. Wing to get them tanned ;
. I . P. Sl .no.
sent, uiu skius 10 mm 111 r eoruary, rooij
got them back next August ; got tho
skin from tho Harvard Medical School ;
brought it away openly. Witness tes
tified that ho was a member of the
Massachusetts Medical Society ; never
knew that skins wero taken from tho
disseoting room before, but had been
told it had been done. John T. While,
a member of tho Massachusetts Dis
trict police, testified that he took tho
kins from tho shoo manufactory of
James iJouaidson, in lvist Weymouth,
and gavo them to Itufus Wade, Chief
Jof tho force. Frank E. Ilaverlin, a
sailor, and a former inmate of the
.Almshouse, testified that he had seen
tho nurses and night watchmen in tho
hospital at Tewksbury beat and jump
upon patients who had soiled their
beds. Thoy , wero ;iinbecilo or insane.,
"I mado my escapo from there," wit
mess said, "as I was afraid of my life.
Somo of tho patients' rooms wero lilthy
in the extreme. I know it because I
had to clean them. There wero two
bathtubs in tho kitchen, one of which
was used as a cesspool, in which was
emptied watei winch had been used to
wash sores on patients. At night,
when tho water was shut off, patients
when thoy asked for water wero given
a drink from this tub.''
Training Vicious Horses.
A very simple method and nu im
provement upon tho Baroy system of
training vicious horses was exhibited
,at West Philadelphia recently and
tho manner in which somo of tho wild
est horses wero subdued was astonish
ing. Tho first trial was that of u kick
ling or "balking" mare, which her own
er said had allowed no rider on her
back for a period of at least five years.
She becamu tamo iu about that many
minutes, and allowed herself to be rid
den about without a sign of her former
w'llilness. The means by which tho
,result was accomplished was n piece of
light rope, which was passed around
tho front jaw of tho maro just nbove
,tho upper teeth, crossed in her mouth,
,lhon scoured back of" her neck. It is
claimed that no horso will kick or
jump when thus secured, mid that a
horse after receiving the truatmeut a
few times, will abandon his vicious
ways forever. A very simplo method
was also shown by which a kicking
horso could bo shod, It consisted iu
connecting tho animal's head and tail
by menus of a lopo fastened to tho tail
and then to tho bit, and then drawn
tightly enough to incline tho animal's
head to one side. This, it is claimed,
innkes it absolutely impossible for a
horso to kick on thu side of tho rojio.
At tho same exhibition a horse, which
for many years had to bo bound on
Iho ground to bo shod, suffeied tho
ilacksmith to operato on htm without
nttemptiug to kick while secured in tho
planner described. Imllwut Farmtr,
The Jhxily Jewteh (Jmctte is thu
iili of a new Jewish newspaper pub
lished Iu New Yoik It is the only
Jewish dally printed iu tho world.
THE CQXtJMBIAN AND
Odd Items.
A steamer is not striotly a steamer
when slio's aground,
How to make n tall mnii short Hob
him of his purse.
Tho good dyo young when tho now
mustacnoJ como out red.
Tim mritit.inf n itrMtiimrr f.wila litlti.
self insulted he is unlit for tho busi
ness.
Southern strawberries thus fur hnvo
required ono pound of sugar to tho ber
ry'
Tho lands in Texas capable of pro
ducing sugar are estimated nt 1,000,
000 nores.
Dr. Oliver Wondrll Hniiiina iineoi-
saw a letter of his in print that was
not "characteristic."
For variety of reasons it is a good
thing for a young lady to' learn how to
support herself.
It is all right for a man to rido his
hobby so long as he docs not rido it
over other people.
A Lockwood (N. Y.) man has con
tracted to build seven miles of tho
Panama canal for $1,000,000 a mile.
Four brothers named Burn'ott recent
ly married four sisters named Berry.
This happened In Tennessee.
Tho groan three-cent stamp will
havo been iu tiso thirteen years when
tho new rate goes into effect next Oc
tober. A public-spirited coal dealer in Bran
ford, Conn , presents evory newly-married
couple in the town with n half ton
of coal.
A philosopher says: "Hay smells
tho sweetest afler it is cut." In that
respect Limbnrger clieeso cannot com
pote with hay.
Coalmining in Austria cost, in 1881,
107 lives and 201 men Seriously injur,
ed. Two thirds of the deaths wero
duo to falls of rock.
Tho returns iu tho election in Fay
ette county for a successor to N. L.
T..1 ' IT t T -.! 1
jjukus gives iiugii ,i. uiimore, demo
crat, 2,380 votes ; John S. Moser, Re
publican, 1,103 votes.
Tho Bradford Aram considers it
certain that by next fall the Susque
hanna Kivor will bo navigable from
Nautieoke, Luzerne county to Tunk
hannock, Wyoming county. Two
steamboats havo been put iu running
order for thu coming season.
Millerstown and Now Bloomfield,
Perry county villages, prohibit ball
playing on the public street.
Mifllintown has also lott an "old land
mark" in the shape of an old log house
built 120 years ago.
A Milllin county woman is the proud
mother of a baby which, at tho ago of
8 weeks, weighs 27 poutWs.
Enemies of the Currant.
There are two tho Worm and the
Borer. The first, whicli has latterly
become very prevalent and destructive
in denuding tho bushes of their leaves,
makes its attack soon after the leaves
are of full sizo. The insect begins its
work by laying tho eggs soon after tho
leaves appear. The best remedy, as wo
have tor two or three years recommend
ed, is tho white hellebore, in tho pow
dered state which .ahould be dissolved
in hot water, ntcaspoonful of the pow
der to an ordinary bucket of water nnd
applied with a sprinkler, nomo sitt
tho powder over tho bushes in the
morning when tho dew is upon them ;
but the dust is liable to be inhaled, and
if it is, it produces distressing sneezing.
A second application may be necessa-
T-
Iho borer is a diltcrent insect, and
works in the stem, passing through tho
pith from bottom to top. Tho moths
appear early in Juno ; tho eggs soon
hatch, and tho worm at once bores
through tho wood to tho centre, feeding
as it progresses upon the pith. Its
presence iu the stem may be known by
the yellowish appearance of the loaves.
The best remedy is to sprinkle tho bush
es as soon as tho moth makes its ad
vent, with whale oil soap and water,
about a pound of tho soap to four or
fivo gallons of water, repeating it onco
or twice.
Tho currant Worm does its work rap
idly in consuming tho leaves, and they
must bo attacked tho moment they
how themselves. A single day's, oper
ations, unchecked, will play havoc. A
plentuui supply ot coal ashes, sieved,
may also dislodge them. Thoy multi
ply rapidly, and when not all disposed
.of, enough may remain to do much
damage.
"Toaclilm too
much tax SiTum-
TAN NEItVINE,"
eajreasUcpUc"How
cat) one medicine bo
I a epeciao for l!i'l
! lepsy, Dyspepsia,
Alcoholism ,
Opium T'nllne, Tllif nnmtllni, NprrniHtor
rliir, r Seminal Wtakuew, nnd llfly ullirr
roiiiplnlutitf" Wo claim It a tpecljlt, Im
ply, became the Ttrus of alldlienien arltrt from
thublooU, It Nervine, lloolvcol, Alteram earn!
I-'untlvo prupertlesmectaUUie condition! here la
itfiriid ta. Ifii known irorM trfj m
osso
It qnlet and compnci the putlfpt not bj tho
Inlruduithmofoputin and draatlc cathartic:, hut
1 the rcnlontlonof actlvltTto the etomarhand
rirrro'it teuton, whereby tno brain U relUvrJ
of morbl 1 fanilea, which uro created by tha
cinc above referred to. ,.
To Uergiinen, l.w)'fr. l.Kerary men, Mcr
chant, JUnker', I-adlcn and nil Uioio ulioto cd
c.itary employment can&ea pervoun protritUoiv
Irrcgulurltlci of tho blood, idomacb, bovrcla or
kldnrtB or v, ho require a ncr o tonic, nppf tlzrr or
ftimnlant, SiVtniTAM NtllVI" U Invaluable.
Thniiaindi proclaim It the mont wonderful lnig.
orant that over tiutalned the (Inking tratem.
l.Wi. Rolrlbf HllllrusgUU. Tholll.H..OllCl!.
ilO.Nl) MK1), CO.i I'ronrlelflra, Ht Jovn'i.Jlo.
Ciii. . CrltUtlK, ijs:t. lUv Tcrl city, (I)
If you nro trronlng (!rny or Ilaldj
If your Hair Is Thin, Ilraslif , Dry,
IIumi, or ncukj
i If you nro troubled nlth DunilrufT,
ileum;,', or any Humor vr Ills
enso of tlio Sculp,
U.SU
Ayer'sHairVigor,
It heali nearly every dlieaso peculiar to
the scalp, checkt the falling out of the Hair
And prevent! It from turning gray, and ti an
uuequalled tlrciilng and toilet article.
rnei-AiiED uv
DrJ, Q. Ayeri Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sujd by all DrucgltU.
FREE
Is sit wk. tcW7I
. iui.pi rp otc ui
.kUz. UtatUa Iku Mlr,
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DEMOCRAT,) BLOOMSBO RCr, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Vital qurNtloiiN ! t
Ask tlio mot bililitntil liliValclnn
Of any school, wlml Is tho best thlnp In
the. world for (inlutlnir anil nllnvlnt nil ifrl-
tatlon of the nerves nml curing nil fornm.rtf
nervolis 'complaints, giving nnturnl, child
iiku reircsuing sleep always f
And they will tell you unhesitatingly
"Some form of llopsl"
citAPrr.n t
Ask any or nit of the most eminent phy-
gictnng i
"What Is tho beat nnd only remedy Unit
can bo relied on to euro all disease ot tlio
kidneys iiiidurhiarvorir.nistsuch as llrlcht's
dlscnc, diabetes, retention or Inability tn
re i n in urine, una nil Hie diseases nml nil
menls peculiar lo women "
"Anil they will tell you explicitly ami
emphatically "Hiicliu."
Ask the snme physicians
"Wlml Is Iho most reliable nml surest
euro for nil liver diseases or dyspepsia, con.
stlnntlon. Imlhrestlnn. lilllonsncis. imilnr.
lul fe.vcr, ague, Ax ," nnd Ihcy will tell youi
"jinimniKoi or iwniienoiu"
Hence, when these remedies tire co
blued with others counllv valuable.
And compounded Into Hop Hitters, such
a wonderful nml mysterious curative pow
er Is developed which is so varied In Its
operations that mfdlsciKc or 111 heath can
possibly exist or resist lis power, and yet
11 is
Harmless for the most frnll woman, weak,
est Invalid or smallest child lo use.
ciuitki: it
"PntbiuW
Almost ilo.nl nr rie.irlv ililnir"
For years, nnd given up by physicians of
Hrlghl's nnd other kidney 'illseiincs, liver
complaints, sevcto coughs cnlletl eoiisunip
lion, havo been cured.
omen gone nearly crazy I
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefulness and various diseases peculiar
to women.
l'eoplo drawn out of sliupo from excru-
cutting pangs ol Hlietimatism.
Inllammatory and chronic, or suffering
from bcrofulal
KrvlH!i(i, nalt rheum, blood polsonlmr, dyspep
sia, Inillircsdon, and In net nliito-il nil illte tsc-s trail
Nnturo It heir lo, linvo Ix-en cured by Hop Hitters,
proof of wlileh c.io bo found In every ueigliborliooil
in tun Miown wuuu.
for nil dlsenseo of tho Itidnoya nnd
It 1.09 opcclflo notion on ttild most Important
cr- caat-Unff it to throwr off torpidUy ond
Ins. ti-JiulAtinff tho healthy locrcUonof
Cia Eile, anl by Keeping tho bowela in froo
condition, erecting lta rcfilar discharge.
l,,ifiV If you aresulTcrfniT from
rJc2IcUfl malaria, havo tho chUU,
nro bilious, dyspeptic, or constipated, Kidney
Wort will auroly reliovo and auickly cure.
la Uio upruiff tocieansomoLystcni, every
liouia uuta a uoroujn counooi it
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Ithasadellcata tlivor, similar to tint ot the
grapes, from which It Is distilled, aud la in treat
favor amoufr tlrst-clasa families.
rieu that Uio Blgnaturo of AI.FItED HI'UEIt, Pas
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Maluo, march at -ly
A week made at bonw by the industri
ous, liekl buatneas now before the
f, puonc. capital not needed. We will
i start vou. -Men. worntjn. hom ami pirw
.wanted everywhere to work torus. Nowuiuo
tlmoj You can wok In spare time, or give your
.whole time to the business. No other business
.will pay you nearly aa woil. No one can fall to
make enormous pay, by engaging at once. Coat ly
outntandtermsfr. o. Sfoney made fast, easily,
and honorably. Address Tbuk & Co , Augusta,
Jlalne. Dec.8, "oMy.
ISBITEAS
From the Districts of Asstu, CiiiTTigokO, Ciciun
KiNaui Vu.sv, Dakjkkliku, Dkiiki Doow, and
otuem. Absolutely l'ure. superior In litvor.
The Most Economical, llequlres only half the
usual quantity, bold by all grocers. JiHIN C.
rill 1,1.1 1'5 CO., Agents of tho Calcutta Tea
Syndicate, W Water-st. N, V.
may 4-1 w d
i
I it li.iI.',iITiyc5.,iiujVn"i1,'i MANUAL I
Potor Henderson & Co.'.
35 & 37 Cortlandt St., New York.
ENTS, Wan It ri ookV& Bible's
I 'w in N.'Jrt' ' tiviilxl '!.-( Ubrralutms,
junoJMy aid
mm
J. SALTZER'S
GGnoral Sowiiig Macliino Depot,
Filtk Stort) Below Market a,
13 LOOMS BURG, PA.
Cfiiratea While Sewioi MacLiue:
Ncv Davis Vertical Feed Sow
ing Machine,
New Homo Sewing iSiachine,
Household Sewing Machine,
Estey Sewing Machine,
Qenuit.e ?itiger Sewing iNfachinc,
Singer Pattern Sewing Machine,
Attachments, best Sewlnr Maehlna nil. and Nrf,
dies for all sewing macnines. sowing Machines
sold on monthly paymKnts- Liberal discount
made fir easli. Every machlno purchased from
me Is warrantedtobe kept In good running order
for nvo years frco of charge, nnd tlioroiun In.
structlons given by tho host lady operator In this
VBibui ui7 nmtu iii-u ui uiiurge. axamiat) ray
oww oi uiaeiiiues ueioru uurcuasing.
NAVALBATTLE&.
Ncwandrrtptilc l'ictftrullll.torjrol the great ten fight) olti
World. B Medical Il.iectof SlIirrnH, U. S. N. Atlieii
J.C. McCUHDV & CO.. 6ja QieMnut St., I'lillailelrhla, Fa.
Juno 30-1 y n'd
LEGAL BLANKS,
ALWAYS ON HAND
AT THIS OFFICE.
The Secret
of the universal success of
Urown's Iron Hitters is sim
ply tills: It is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what is claimed for
it no more and no loss.
Ey thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every part of the
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
it builds up and restores lost
health in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
jj Dearborn Ave., Clucnri', Nov, 7,
I have been a treat tutTcrer from
a very weaVtnom.icli,tioarlburn, and
dyspepsia l.i It! wont form, Nearly
evcryuilnj I ue pivo mo iii.lrets,
and I could eat but little. I have
tried every iMngrecomnicnded, have
taVen the prescriptions cf .1 doren
physician, biuret no relief until I
took llrown's Iron Hitter, I feel
none of the old troubles, and am a
new nan, I nu gelllnj much
stronger, and feel first-rate, lam
a railroad engineer, and now make
ny trips regularly. I can not say
too much li praise of your wonder
ful medicine. ' 1). C. Mack.
Bkown's Iron Birrcus
docs not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
It will cure dyspepsia, indi
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Hrown's Iron Bitters made i.y
Jlrown Chemical Co., llaltlmcre. Crossed
rid lines and trade-mark on wrapper.
'IV) ADVKUTIHERS, Lowes'. Kates for adver-
1 tHlni? In 9vl t'ftnil nntvLmnurj mini fp.in Iri.
dl'CSS Hi:o. I. KijWKM. .C lVj III Snrilnn sr. K. V
Marf.jw r
"THE BEST Itt CHEAPEST."
ENGINES, f HRFQUCRC BAWHIUS,
(Suited to all actions. 1 Write for f 111. i!IUus.ramrhle
and l'sicvs to Tlio Aultman A Taylor Co., UwiaUel J, gbio.
mar 13 &m
MAKE HENS LAY-
k n VnrrHdli l'.ifnidr,ni.i Uhkibah nn.l ft,AUf
llUfllllll ii.ui.iiui; UUISlbUU IIIIU V'HUilllOl,
lew trah. Ho siyta tint HUerlftin'A Coadlllon
I'owdern nro abafttut-lvmira flrn11ttitr.rnqniv vaIii.
luu iiurup lieu (jiiiriH I'owiii'rs Mini mapr nro wnrrn
n)e. Notnintr on oarth will inako (itis lay like
nuuriuaii h tjoiiniiion rowuo'H, xiose. i teaspoon
tui to 1 pint row. tsoiuevumu.cre. orsent by
mMl for s letter stamps. !. 8. Jmiinson & Co.,
IJostok, Mass. al t Jim so
WRIGHTS niDIAM VEGETABLE PILLS
ron tue
LIVER
And all Bilious Complaints.
6fo to take . being mny vepf tabic iiq crininir,
rrlcoMieuU. AllDnitfiiUu. b
apr S0-HV
pARSONS?
purgative
MAKE NKW BI0H 15L00I),
And wlllmiunleU'lv clianzo thn blood In tliaan.
tiro system in llin-o months. Any pfrson wbu will
take one pill oaoli iilulit fruin aim lo twt-lvo weeks,
mar lw ruatori'd to wuiul lioaltb, If fcuch a lljlnif Is
possible, For curing rVmale complaint, ilieso
Mils liavo no equal. I'liyhlelans usu tlieia In their
practk-o. hold every when', ornonlbyinull fores
contain stamps, (send for pamphlet. I. s. JOHN.
ui on ., iHmuiu, .iiuaa. ujir la
Ald-7 raoi,
t-
HIS OPINION.
In Clear Sentences an Authority adds Ids own to
tho Popular Judgment,
llil West Tenth ritroet.
...-, suia, rtus. Ill .oca, I
MassrtLSeabury Johnson t
saiiiMgwiu I' uiujiiuui ui nuy new curatiro
,'ent. llKSSOS'iJ PAIVIXB lHHOl'H PI.AHTKIt
has won my wood oprnion. illiti If an exeeptlon
ally cleanly planer to uvj and rapid lb It!) uciiijn
Jluny tetUcllis tUtilllleslnmy own family, an!
u-
iQi
llil
ninonif my patk'nts, hatii cuutlnrud inu that
there lis no other tlntrlo article so valuable for iKip.
nlar use. none so In-ljilul In raseH of iJimu Hack,
Usjal llheutnallji), Neuralifla, coiiu'esllon ot tho
llnmclilal Tubea and luntrs and I.umbaL'o.
Vou may fuel fre u usu my itauie.
Very truly yours,
II. II. KANK, M. I).,
, I'liyslelandn t'ldef ot the He (Mucy Home,
I'flce of the t'AlVINKM cents.
rieabury & JoUnaon, t'heiuHis, Now York.
oprSOsw d
ON, 30 DAYS' TRIAL.
TUB VOLT MP nRI,TCO..Mnr3h1ll, Mich,, wilt
send 1)11. liVK'S.URI.KIIKATKII KI.K THO-VOI
TAIO lmf.TH and KMXTKIO Al'l'MANCBS on
trial tor a days to men (tniinu or otd) Miomo Af
flicted Willi Ncrvoui Uebility, last Vitality, nnd
kindred trouble. eunrnntcclbK tpecdrsnd com
plete restoration ut lieailli nnd mnmv vlftor. Ad
dress as above -N. ll, -No risk Inclined, as80
days' trial Is allowed'
, Feb. Dtli -lyr. r
MARK TWAIN'S
"LIFE ON THE MISSISSIPPI,"
N proving tlio grandest success ot nil tho Twain
rierlcs. A gcnulno bonanza to l Arnn4e
FVr terms nnd territory nd.BOOK MgoniS
dress DOUdLASS IlKOS., 63 N. Till (jt,, llilla. l'n.
apraoiw tl
Every llatcy Organ
Sold iff wirtfc
Throughout With
Ennui fidelity, and
SBStaftaaaaaffPK7Wi
Yields unrivaled tones.
Bend for Illuttrated Catalogue,
CELEBRATED
HABDIAM PIANOS,
And other first class Pianos, and a largo lot of
MUSIC BOOKS,
VIOLINS, ACCORDEONS,
BAMJOS,
MIQSKCaVL (0GHDlIIf fl,
VIOLIN STRINGS,
And everything in ilie Music line.
J". SALTZBR,
music ROOM,
FIFTH STORE BELOW MARKET STREET,
BLOOMSBURG Pr.
mm iiiii wi am
Meady tq Bq Mm MigM
Twmm wiT-m w&wt
SUPERIORITY OF
STYLE.
Excellence of
Materiel.
PERFECTION OF
FIT.
Unrivalled fctock
of Spring Clothing
Manufactured' Ex
liriFrily for
, nit'.
Wo
cimrnntco .
) i m.
feife Stylo.
i ifi
U - !U111 oiuiiiaiiship,
rl VpSIPS- to bo tlm
4 '-m?-' J5KST.
Also a Very Superior Line of Gonts' FURNISHING GOODS
for Spring and Summer.
THU LATEST AND NEWEST Sl'lMti STILES OF HATS,
Just Received, at
the Popular Clothing Store of
D. LOWENBERG.
PIAlsTOS.
INLAID FRENCH WALNUT
a.. .... r . .
..-,
BAOON'S
MUSIC HALL BLOCK,
REST
not, Ufa j gwecplne by, go
"uu mm urturo lt)U 1110,
Boinetolnif inljtlity aud sub
limn n 'V" ."ln.9 loponpuer
$5 h $20S&.SSLTtTO w
IIIlHlllo .y
yic in
I (loslrin lueratr
I Wfl'1''' Vaci
Arldrt'HA, with
I lNSlITUTl', 11
Jb riilladi'ljilila.
and
rtwlrlnir Uieratlveioltions8lioM learn Tel
irli!. X j vs 1111111.141 iiuuiikt.
ihRM " .."Fi'' ?u.'.',1'- 'nii.KiifAi-ji
Thoro is no Baking
SIMON
Its qualities, Modicinal and Culinary, guarantee Hoalth
and Luxury.
Ifivcry buyer shouUl
Select an Organ
Thai guarantee good
Every day work and
Yearn of service.
J, ESTFiY & CO., llrottlclioro, Yt.
Qualiiv.
CASH 0I.GAN, I) STOPS $00 CASH.
'
S!fNrctloi, ,muitrc.
WARE HOOMS
vr.trr,.
June l
MUA, sK sOi
WISE
people aro alwnya on tbe
lookout for chances to In
crfae in ir oarnlntrs.and in
whn nn . i .." J -"Vh.u" LV'""" 1 "osa
""""" "" "m'iuiu nicir uu luriuniiioi remam 111
VSXek. VNe onor a Breit clunoo to muku monoy.
wo want mtny men, women, h y anilelrlato
w,i'k. 'or us rlt ln in tuelr own localltle. Any one
a,?iL' ,le y!ork ProP"iy f rom tbo first utirt, Tha
business will pay more tban ten times ordinary,
waats. Kxpenslva outll furnUUeU free. No one
wbo endues falls to make monoy rapidly. You
can devote your wbo'e lima to the work or only
ni.,'iril,-,Lli ,no'uo.,','. full Information nnd al
l',,l 1, I si i "e"1 1llr.SS HTIKSON ti CO
l o; Hand, Maine, peo s.,.jy
,CgiUWKIII All list fAlll,
lIusltHalgliHynip, TntMigiil.
Uaa tn l ine. Ka.,1 v,Imil..i.u
WEBER FUNS
Powilor equal to 'ho
PVR
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
DENNSYLVAKIA KAII.ltOAD. PHIL.
I ADKLIMIH A Kllllt ll.lt. DIVISION AND
ROUT11KUN OKNl'HAI. IlAll,VAY. "
TIME TABLK.
In effect January ltth, 1SS3, Trains cave Sun
bury.
KASTWAHD,
9.85a. m lock iiaven Express for llnrrlsburc
and lntermedlato stations, Lancaster, I'lilladti.
iiuiu, Aiu.T mm. .xiiiiiuviu uuu i. uKiuiiLTioo. ar.
rivlntratl'liiudelplilaa.ao n. tn.! f. uw Yhrk 'n Jn
p. in. ; Daltlraorc, 5.03 p. in. ; WaalilngtOD o.l) n
in.
1.6s p. m. Day express for Itnrrlsburc and In.
tcrmcdlatfl stations, Lnncas'f r, riitiadclplna, New
i oik, lialllmoro and Wnslilnglon, on lvltitr at
I'lilladelplilaTSiJp. m.i Now York, lo.ss p. m
liaitlmoro, 7.15 p. in.; Washington, ao p. m, pun!
man l'nrlorcnr tlirouBli to Philadelphia and pas
senger coaches through to Philadelphia and Haiti
more. 8.80 p. m. VIlllamsport Accommodation for
Harrisburg nnl all Intel mediate stations. Lan
caster, liilladclpula nnd ew York, ntnvli,irat
I'lilladclphla a.ss n. m.: New York cso n. m.
Sleeping car occommodatlons cn ha secured nt
Harrisburg for I'lilladclphla nnd Now York, l'lilln
dclphlapabscngcrscanieinalu In Blcepcr tindle
turlied until 7 a. in.
l."3 n. m. Krlo Mall for Ilnrrlsburg and Inter
mediate stnllons, Lnncaster, Philadelphia, New
York, Ilnlllmori! and Washington, nrrltlng nt
I'lilladclphla 7D5 a. m.i New York, ii.no a.m.
liaitlmoro 7.40 a. m.; Washington, o.lo n. m.
Through I'ulltnnn sleeping tars nro run on this
train to I'lilladclphla, Daitlinore and W aslilnglon.
and through passenger coaches to I'lilladclphla
and llaUluiore. .
WESTWAUD,
0.25 n. m. Krlo Mall for Erin nnd nil Intermediate
stations fllth through l'ullman I'nlaco ear nnd
through paiscngcr coachtB to iSrle.
l'or CnnnnUalgua and Inttrmedlato stnllons,
Ilochcstur, liuffulo and Niagara rails, with l'ull
man l'ulaco car and passenger coaches thruugli to
Uochcstcr.
1.20 p. m. Niagara Kxpress for ICano nnd Inter-
tlirout'li tiarlor carlo Wntkina mm
through passenger coaches to itoclifstcr.
6.25 p. in., fast line for Lock Huveii and lnterme
dlato stations, nnd Klmirn, Wnlkins and lnterme
tllate stations, with through passenger coaches to
Lock Haven and Wutklns.
TlinoUfJII THAINS V01I SUNI1UUY FHO.M THE
EAhT AND HOUT1I.
Niagara Express leaves Now York, 5.18 a. m.:
l'hlladclDh'a, H.ina. m.; Haltlmoro 7.ao a. m., ar
riving ntMuubury, 1.20 n. m.. with througli l'ull
man Parlor car from Philadelphia and through
passenger coaches from Philadelphia und linlU
more. Fast Lino lentes New York 8.oo a. m.t Philadel
phia, 11.03 a. m.; Washington, tuo a.m.; llaltl
more, lo 43 a. m., arriving at bunbury, o.su p. in.,
with through passenger coaches from Philadel
phia und liaitlmoro.
Krio Mnll leaves NewY'ork S.00 p. m.; Philadel
phia, 11.20 p.m.; Washington, 60 p. m.; Haiti-"1.0.,Le,.1.,,"'I)-m,nrrlvlnt.''tSl't'Uir.
o,20 a. in.,
;?,'! through I'ullmau Palaco sleeping cars from
Phlladflplila, Washington nnd llultlmoro and
through passenger coaches from Philadelphia.
btIMlUltV. IIA7t.KTON & WtLKKS-IlARIlli IIAILK01D
anu NoiiTit .t Wist Hiuncii Haiuvav.
.nun i.ui,iruYU3nunoiiry 0.43 a. m., arriving at
Illoom Kerry 7.41 n. m., Wflkcs-barro u 20 a. m.
Hxpress Last leaves Suiibury 6.35 p. m.. artltlnc
at Illoom Perry c.3i p. m., Wllkos-barro 8 lu p. in.
Mall West leaves Wllkes-barra 10.80 a.m., itrrlv
Ingat Dloom Ferry 12 es p. m , attnbury l.oj p. m.
Kxpress West leaves wllkes-barro 5 80 p. ni. ar
riving nt Dloom Ferry 7 07 p. m, Munbury fc.03 p
UHA8. E. PUOII,
J. 11. WOOD,
(ten. Passenger Agent.
uuu. ..luiiager.
pHILADELPIIAANii HEADING HOA ,
ARRANGEMENT OP PASSENGEB
TRAINS.
Juno 2d, ISS'J,
TRIINS LgATR BbPgllT AS FOLI.OWS(8DMDAT
KXCXfTlD.
For Now York.Phlladelnhla.Ttnnrt!
Tamaqua,A;c.,ll,45!,.m
For catawlssa, 11,45 a. in. 4 to and 7,20 p, m,
For WlllIamsDort.6.15 g.SO n. m uia j n n
TRAINS FOB BOrgRT LBAVK AS FOLLOWS, (StJKDAT
SXCSPTBD.)
Leave NOW York. VIA. TnmnrnnH 0 im n ,n onrt
via. Hound Ilrook ltouto 7,45 a. 111.
Loavo l'huadelphla, 9,45 a. m.
Leavo lteadlnir. n.rvs a. m . pnn.Hii. mm.
and Tamaqua, 1,35 p. m.
Lcavo Catawlssa, o,io b,40 a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Leave Wllllamsport.MS a.m.s.oo p. m, nnd 4,30 p. m
Passengors to and from New York, via. Tama,
nend and to and from Philadelphia go througli
ivuuu. iiuuiiu ut cars.
J. E. WOOTTEH,
C. a. HANCOCK, General Manager,
Jatu 1 of is 8l-trntrer aM Tlom Asm'
WKSIEUN HAILUOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
NOItTn.
STATIONS,
Scranton....
lielloTuo. .
Taylorvllle..
..Lackawunna.
Plttston....
. West Plttston
Wyoming
SOUTH
0 15
.uj. tl.ui. U.UJ.
2 43 i
a.ui. ti 111,
JI.IU,
6 n
e n
6 2t
C 34
6 41
8 40
0 51
0 65
G 68
7 ll2
7 10
7 17
J 22
7 10
d
J WJ
9 03
8 CO
8 4S
8 43
S 37
0 CO 2 10
9 37
0 30
9 21
9 19
P 45
0 12
0 54
U 14
1 10 IS
10 tin
..Slaltby..
8 25
8 25
8 10
8 07
S Art
0.1
1 50
1 42
1 83
1 25
I 11)
o ot
9 01
Kingston.."
Klugston....
I Vmitnili li.nn
..Itnnnntf
10 18 M
10 18 2 61
8 55
8 47
8 3i
8 23
8 17
8 12
8 O0
7 511
7 52
7 41
....Plymouth..
10 SO
8 02
8 00
3 IU
Avonoaio...
.... Ma.H..b.
1 63
...... , mill, U&O . .
Hunlooll's Creek
10 S4
0 42
T ill 19 I'l
3 1
7 33 12 25
7 20 12 15
7 20 12 00
7 13 11 47
7 03 11 40
7 OS 11 S3
67 11 10
6 tl 10 tS
0 45 10 60
0 37 10 44
11 10 2.
a lo 10 oq
3 o 10
45 9
..enicKsmnny.
...Hick's Ferry.
...Beach Haven.
Herwlck .
....llrlar creek..
..Willow drove.
....Llmoltldge.,
fispy
..llloomsburg,.
Itllnprr
10 C5
11 07
11 18
3 13 8 16
8 45 8 40
3 61 8 CO
8 67 9 00
111 20
8 00
4 07
4 12
en
8 10
8 18
8 25
7 38
11 19
I 33
7 29
Ml
111 45
4 20
4 ST
Catawl'a Hrldgc
11 69
11 CS
4 83 8 SO
4 38 8 fa
s'anviie...
Ohulasky...
.....oamcron...
J,rtltn.l.n.ii
B Ci
0 tO
f 04
8 45
8 f9
6 25
,..w, ,ijmut-(t U
12 45
p.m. a.m, n.
m.
p.m. p.m. a, in
Supcr.ntendent'8oArL!Vffi
s
1 13 la El! Y
3
OF ALL PLANTS, FOR ALL CROPS,
,r ... !u" ALL l-lWIATES.
0 oro the larscet ritriiierH, largest kceil erosv
and latBMt need .lealers gnyhcrorhc"c,
havo irnatat faclutlca for i.roduclnlr lle,t Need,
Ml our ar (iej, and only tlio best Mat out.
""ICaMosui anil jym ZWbrirura Till!
MUKATIMT Hi:i:n KTOIli: IN Till!
TI1 YOUil OWN jooit. It in.
Cludog Ml the dssirablo new and eUndard varieties
liant Bent I'llKU to any address.
pIRAM SIBLEY & CO. Soodomcii
IfochoaUr, fl, Y, jib CWoajo, III.'
A:B FebJ-ly
PAYNE'S I OHorsoSpnrk.ArrostlnB
J'ortablo Ln.luo has rut 10,000 fl, of Michigan Pine
Jloardi In 10 houre, burning tlabu from ttiu taw In
tlght-foot luugtha.
Our 10 Horn tri VuaranlH to furnish powtr ti)
aw 8,000 (a,t of Hemlock Honrdatn lohoura- Our
1 itoru uUI cut 10.WO tit ia time time.
ir r.iiguita pro liUAlUNTcri. yi
fundi li a li(ir.o iowiT on It
fdi'l and water thau any other '
jtlnu licit flu e.1 villi an Autqmatla
t'at Oil, If you want a btutlonsty
or I'ortnl.la Kiiirlnp. ltutlvr. Circu
lar fiaw-MIII, Miaftiug or Pulleys',
I'lllicr cat or Meddnrt' l'ateut
iWrnuclitlron Pulley, nnd for our
lllu.trut'd catalnKiie, No, 1. for
tnforim.tlon and litlcca,
11, W. PAYNK & SON8,
Corulug, N. Y, Vox 17,
Jan, 6, 63-1 y.
.rA4s(ktlf litwrtlatMfe. Dull bl rtts a
If. II
ft
mm
jZiiA'i?f'Hrllll,U.KXtu(U.UAB
JKsWC'V!'rli.ulll"Kil.i'l'Mclcsluu
aaffWvii.n ? auH..u. avail.. T...V.S..U.,
SsKaaaBr V.vV l"a.. a.uaw.....lljfft... ad.
iKV 1 ft 7 .."!!u"o'i'i'i'0Taiuuiia.
, . , W Ml 1 0? . WI " ! lta "WUa M
3 TWF r?.f UMrfaUMusiuulikiidiikbjt
,Jan -C8, Djpiu.i