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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT; BLOOMFTUlRG, COlUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
TheSquelto a Dream.
"Ono ot llio most icmnrknUu occur
roncos I over licnrdof wns re.itiiM. to mo
recently," ronnrknl a StatoPtiLi;t biokur.
I wns told by a lending City Hall ofli
elnl, whoso trust, worthiness is undoubted,
that a daughter of ,tlio lato lTnrvcv
.Towell (who was ho'wcII and favorably
known In Hoston in leonl and business
circles, and was a brother of tlio into
Marshall Jewell) had recently a very
queer and unusual experience, and ono
calculated to mako a deep impresslou
upon tlio strongest mind. Soino weoks
ngo alio had a dream in which she dis
tinctly saw an undertaker drivo up to
her residence witlui .161.130. Ho Was
a peculiar-looking man. His quuGrly
shaped nose, which looked as if it had
been bioken and was twisted to ono
side, gave his countenance an expres
sion wldch would havo niadoindentifiea
lion easy and certain. He camudircut
ly toward her, and lie said : 'Aro you
ready 1' she suddenly nwoke. Tlio
dream seemed a peculiar one, 'but did
not attract much attention in the house
hold until, a fow days or i "week Inter
it was repeated with exactly the same
characteristic?, down to tlio Aro you
ready V and tho awakening. And now
comes tho strangeJt part of tho story.
Somo liltlo time afterward the young
lady was visiting in Cincinnati and
wont to an apartment hotel to call upon
a friend. She stepped into tho elava
tor with tho others, and was stai tied to
hear 'Aro you rcadyl'from tho man in
charge. She was still more Htartlcd on
looking around and boholding the ox
net picture of tho man of tho dream,
oven to tho misshapen nose. It mado
such an impression upon her mind that
she requested to bo let out of tho ele
vator at tho first lauding. She stepped
out, and tho other occupants went out
at tho next landing, and the man re
mained. The elevator machinery gave
out ; suddenly tho car went up and
down, and tho man was instantly killed.
Boston Globe.
Budding.
Building of trees is very simple and
much less troublo than grafting, but it
can scarcely bo described how to do it
sufficiently well to enable ono to per
form it successfully. Tho season for
tho purposo is Juno and July, when tho
new buds aro fully developed. With a
sharp kuifo removo a b'ld carefully by
inserting tho knife about an inch above
tho bud and passing it down about an
inoh below tho bud, taking' at the bud
a little of tho wood. Removo it with
an ivory, horn, or very smoothly pre
pared wooden knife, from tho stock
without injury. Then make a cut in
tho stock where tho bud is desired to
grow, about threo fourths tho length of
tho removed bud, mako a cross slit near
tho top of tho other slit, thus, f. then
raise carefully up the bark at the sides,
and less at the top and bottom, placo
tho bud in it, and wrap round it closely
somo hrasswood or suitable paper will
answer, tied with cotton yarn, and it is
done. Tho stock from which tho bud
is taken and tho one on wfiich it is
placed, should bo from threo fourth to
an inch and a half in diameter, and both
noirly tho same size.
A half column directions, as wo no
tice in some journals, as to how budd
ing is to be done, is only confusing and
will not servo to impart tho informa
tion so well as this brief account. It is
better, however, to see it done, and two
minutes ought to be long enough to
teach ouo all about it.
Planting by Signs.
Cabbago seed should bo sown when
tlio sign is in tho head Plant potatoes
in a down sign toward the leet. Plant
beet and radish seed when tho sign is
in tho leg, and onions when tho sign in
the light of the moon, and peas when
tho moon is full. Plant melon and cu
cumber seed when the sign is in tho
arms, but not in tho blossom.
Plant corn and sow wheat in the
light of tho moon. Sow cloyer seed in
a down sign.
Mako soap in tho light of tho March
moon. Kill hogs on tho increase of
tho moon ; if on tho decrease tho meat
cooks away. Many say that a light
feed before butchering will prevent
this. Thero is always frost when the
moon changes with the sign in the
head.
This is called superstition, but that
charge will not rofuto tho arguments of
astrologers. They ask. if tho moon has
an influenco on inorganic bodies, why
not on organic ? If on tho tides, why
not not on vegetablo growth t
Tho fact that most vegetables that
grow down should bo planted in tho
down sign, and thoso that grow- ni in
an up sign looks as if tho time for plant
ing were mado to correspond with tho
signs. Exchange,
Hints for Husbindmen.
Germantown Telegraph.
A gentleman told us tho other day
that last year ho had constantly forsov
eral months green peas upon his tablo
of his own raising, and that they lost
nothing of their deliciousuess. There
is no difficulty in this, if gardeners aro
instructed to go steadily on with their
plantings through tho season ; but few
will do it on their own account, as it
adds to their labor. The way, how
ever, to raiso tho finest quality of peas
is, after tho first sowings, Xoplantthem
deep and mulch them, so that the soil
thy root in is always cool and moist.
In tho careless manner in which peas
aro frequently cultivated, they havo
very little ilavor apd delicacy.
It is so with raising what is called
the snapshort. They aro seldom plant
ed deep enough, and ns a consequence
have no more ilavor than a piooc of In
dian rubbor, and about ns tough. Hut
tho beans planted in September, mid
in duo time aro for sale In our markets,
aro really doliiious'irl Javor and fairly
melt in tho mouth. This is tho result
of cool soil. But were- theso beans
planted thrco or four inches deep, as
wo havo jnoro thai onco suggested,
tin ough'outj tho tjeasan.iantl mulched in
tlio hottest portion of it, wo 'could havo,
ns with tho pons, theso vegetables at
all times up to November in pcrfeo
tion.
Ono of tho best protected clascn in
this country nro thu minors. Gamo is
reserved for thorn Cy natural right, and
tho robin, powit, partridge, wren, blue
bird, woodpecker or humming bird
anythlugithatihas. feathers must hang
lifejcsyjjr tho'sidq of tho sportsman as
evidence of"his' skill. In tho mean
tiinofjmqjrOjgskjng better methods
o,.dQalJpy1y insects, and wonder why
thoy aro more numerous than formerly.
It is all wrong, this matter of allowing
our gamo birds to breed at ouo period
tnorely-to l mercilessly slaughtered at
nnother. TJio birds aro not loo many
nt any time.
To remove thu stains of French shoe
polish, tither from woolen or cotton
goods, wnh tlio spot with tallow soan
and let il'M nid an houror so then wash
in eleaii'wa j'j'niid aftorwaidpioceed as
with any solid article,
A Malarial Victim,
Till". 1UV1NU nxi'F.ltlGNCK OKA I'ROMI
NliNT MlNISri'.U IN TUB TUOPICS AND AT
tiii: noiitii.
TO TUB MlITOU 1
Tho following oirouniHance, drawn
from my personal experience, lire so
important and really remnrknule that
i linvo iclt called upon to mako them
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intuitu, xnu mull uuti uu iiuiiy vuu
fled :
In 187") I moved from Canton, St
Lawrence county. N. Y., to Floridn,
which statu 1 intended to mako my fu
ture residence. I purchased a homo
on tho banks of tho St. John's river
and settled down ns I thought, for life,
Tho summer following tho llrsl winter
I was conscious of a most peculiar sen
sations which seemed to ho tho accom
paniment of a change of climate. I
Iclt a sinkini; at tho nit of my stomach
nccompanicd by occasional dizziness
and nausea. iUy head ached. My
nmus pained mo and 1 nad nn oppress
ive sonso of weariness. 1 had a thirst
for acids and my appetite was weak
ana uncertain. My digestion was im
paired and my food did not assimilate.
At first I imagined it was the effort of
nature to becomo acclimated and so I
thought little of it. But my troubles
increased until 1 ueeanio restless and
feverish and tlio physicians informed
mo I was suffering from malarial fovor.
This continued in spito of all tho best
physicians could do so and I kept grow
ing steadily worse. In the year 1880
my physicians infoimed mo a chance
of climate was absolutely necessary
wi.it, i uutiiti mui survive summer sum
mer iii the south. I determined to re
turn north, but not to tho cxtremo
portion, so I took up my rcsidenco in
Upper Sandusky in Central Ohio. The
change did not work tho desired cure
and I again consulted physicians. I
found they wero unable to effect a per
manent cure, and when tho cxtremo
warm weather of summer camo on I
grow so much worse that I gavo up all
hope. At that lime I was suffering
terribly. How badly, only thosp who
can appreciate who havo contracted
malarial disease in tropical regions. It
seemed ns if death would ho a relief
greater than any other blessing. But
notwithstanding all this, I am happy to
slato that I am to-day a perfectly well
and healthy man. How I camo to re
cover so remarkably can be understood
from tho following card voluntarily
puuiisuco uy mo in me oanausKy, v.
Republican, entitled :
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR IS DUB.
kditoks RKi'unucAN : During my re
cent visit to Upper Sandusky, so many
inquiries wero made relative to what
medicine, or courso rf treatment had
brought such a marked chance in inv
system, I feel it to bo duo to tho pro
prietors and to tho public to stato that
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
accomplished for me what other medi
cines and physicians had failed to do.
The malarial poison which had worked
its way ao thoroughly through my sys
tem during my five years, residence in
Florida had brought mo to the verge
of tho grave, and physicians, had pro
nounced my case incurable ; but that
is not to bo wondered at, as it was un
doubtedly one of tho worst on record.
Hough Brothers, of your city induced
mo to try a fow bottles. So marked
was tho change after four week's trial
that I continued its use, and now, after
threo month's, tho euro is complete.
This is not written for tho benefit of
Warner & Co., but for tho public, and
especially for any person troubled with
malaria or bilious attacks."
Such is tho statement I made, with
out solicitation, after my recovery, and
such I stand by at tho present moment.
I am convinced that Warner's Safe
Cure is all it is claimed to be, and as
such deserves tho great favor it has ro-
ccived. A remedy which can euro tho
severest case of tropical malaria of five
year's standing certainly cannot fail to
cure thoso minor malarial troubles which
aro so provalent and yet so serious.
Ai.frgd Day.
Pumpkins Among Corn.
Although somo farmers reiect tho
long and well-sustained practieo of
planting pumpkin seed among tho
corn, on tho ground that it detracts as
much from tho corn product as in tho
profits it adds to tho stock of proven
der, still it is the general method pur
sued to get a crop of pumpkins. Bo
sides, from our own experience and ob
servation wo havo had and seen as
good crops of corn with as without
the pumpkins. It may appear at first
thought as if the land could not sus
tain two full crops of anything ; but
this is not so in all cases, ns in thoso
wliero tlio two crops do not requiro tho
samo manurial stimulants, inasmuch as
a portion at least that ono will take up
wil not bo required by tho other. Of
courso it requires very good land to
raiso pumpkins ; hut even in this case,
though an extra crop of manure raav
bo needed to bo applied to the corn
ground where pumpkins aro to bo plan
ted, thero will bo a saving in tho ele
ment of time, and instead of one crop
from tlio land in a year, wo gather two.
The objection that somo make, that tho
vines shade thoground whilothoground
requires all theheat it can get, is not
well founded, astho corn itself furnishes
perfect shade without the vines, which
really canadd little more to injure tho
crop. It is far more probable that thoob.
jfctors to this double crop who fail in
getting all thoy want, o wo their lack of
success to poor land, or negligent cultiva
tion, and we suggost that thoy should
change their system by manuring and
cultivating moro, and then wait and
see. Oermantoicn Telegraph,
"Bum, Tobacco and the Young.
Tho excessive uso of tobacco by immature-
youth, especially in tho form of
tho scduclivo cigarette, is a growing
evil. Kven those who beliovu that a
moderato uso of tobacco, so far from
being an ovil, is beneficial, or nt tho
wost, harmless, havo no hesitation in
oondo inning the habit of sapping their
brains and their vitality by thoso addict
ed to tho almost constant consumption
of cigarettes. Moreover, tlio disgust
ing practices connected with tlio uso of
tobacco smoking whon it is inoffen
sivo to those who do not liko it, and
making pig styes of pavements, iloors,
cars, theatres and other public places,
by indecent spitting, ought to bo taken
in hand aud corrected by n wholesome
publio opinion and by law wherever
practicable. On theso points thero is a
nearly agreement among largo num
bers of tho consumers of tobacco, as
well as those who abstain from it.
J)etroit Free J'rss.
Tramps are giving Lock Haven a
wide berth since tho city authorities
linvo begun to put them to work break
ing stone.
Kggs may bo kept in good order for
six months by dipping them into warm
tnllow, and after they cool packing
them in saw dust i cover with saw dust
and make as nearly air-tight us possi.
bio, and put away in a dry, cool place.
AUG AkCUUUJIMUU auuvtiiiuciinuuu us ubuuipo.
etc-
The commissioners of internal reve
nue hriday, June 1st, issued n o.rculnr
supplementary to cinculnr lNo. 2o!) In
regard to tho redemption and cancella
tion of stamps impriuted on checks,
drafts, etc. It provides that Impriuted
checks mul drafts may be font to the
internal revenue bureau at once instead
of from July noxf, as ortgihnlly intend
Oil. Snoli ns arc received will bo can
celled and returned if possible by July
first. Thev mav 'bo Presented in sheets
or bound in books and will ho returned
in the same condition. Blanks which
havo been commo-HOil into blocks or
pads must bo separated beforu pro-ton-1
tnlioii. Tho cancelled stamps will be
designed by' tho imprinted words
"stnmt) redeomi!Uini'd." Unntn-st fur
cancellation in any other form or nt
any place except tho olheo of thu conns-
sioner of internal revenue will nut ,bo
considered. Ulaims should be made' On
a form eighty-ono copies of wliich will
bo furnished upon anniicaiion. and thu
cases will bo taken up in the order of
their receipt. If tho claim in any case
js complete tho stamps accompanying
it will bo cancelled nt once. If it is
not complete, the stamps will ho laid
asido until nil and additional satisfac
tory uvidenco is aucoived.
For the Family Scrap Book.
Ripe tomatoes will remove ink or
other stains from tho hands.
Kcresono will soften leatlierhardencd
by water, ami tender it as pliable as
new.
To heal cut fingers with rapidity
wrap them in a cloth saturated with
rlum-water.
To keep tinware nice aud bright
scour it ovory two or threo weeks with
finely-sifted coal ashes.
To clean willow furnituro uso salt
and water, aud apply with n course
brush, and dry thoroughly.
Machino grease may be removed from
wash goods by dipping tho fabric in
cold rain-water and soda.
To removo tar rub thoroughly with
clean lard, aud then wash with soap
and warm water. This mavbo applied
to either the hands or clothing.
Kitchen tables may bo mado as white
as snow if washed with hard soap and
wood ashes. Floors look best scrubbed
with cold water, soap and wood ashes.
fea stains and many fruit stains mav
bo removed with boiling water : pour
tho water through tho stain in ordor to
prevent it from spreading through tho
material.
To mako good starch, mix with cold
water and add boiling water until it
thickens ; then add a desert spoon of
sugar and a small piece of butter. This
makes a stilt and glossy tinish equal to
new.
A fow drops of hartshorn put into a
ittlo water will clean a hair brush nice
ly. If very dirty, use a little soap also.
After cleaning rinse in clean water, tie
a string around tho handle, and hang it
up to dry.
A La.Modk Bkef. Hero is tho most
sensiblo lecipe for beef a la mode it has
been my good tortuno to uso. Tako
three pounds of Irish beef, removo all
tlio fat and gristle : mix some cloves.
mace, allspice, black pepper, mid a lit-
tlo cayenne with a ltttlo less than a pint
of vinegar, tho quantity of spice to bo
determined by your taste a tablespoon
ful of each, witli tlio exception of the
cayeuno is sufficient. Put tho meat in
a porcelain kettlo, aud pour vinegar and
spices over it, and a pint of sour stock.
It is considered by somo cooks a great
addition to cut thin slices of bacon and
lay them over the meat. Cover tho
kettle, and let tho beef cook slowly till
perfectly tender. This may bo served
cold, or hot, and witli vegetablo or
without.
nun lining I'Mjiit vLi;i vino 13
published in Brooklyn. If there is any
placo in this country where there is a
Hupeniuiuy oi mat arucie it is me iiiy
of Churches.
A New York man who sued a rail
road for killing his cow has lost his case.
llio railroad company proved by seven
teen witnesses that tho schedule of tho
road was pasted on tho fenco right
where the cow could see it. and, besides.
that the engineer winked four times at
it, but the reckless animal would not
tako tho hint. Pittsburg Telegraph.
TIRED OUT.
ThodUtresA-
Ing focllng of
weariness, of
exhaustion without effort, whlen makes Ufa
a burden to so many people, Is due to tlio
fact that tho blood Is poor, and the vitality
consequently feeble. If you aro suffering
from such feeling?,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Is ut what you need, and will do yon Incal
culable good,
No other preparation so concentrate and
combines blood-purlfylng, vitalizing, enrich
ing, and InTijoratlng qualities as AYElt'U
SAIlSAPAtllLLA.
rnxrABiD iir
Dp. J.C.Ayor&Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by aU Drnggttts ; It, six bottles for S.
MSlUdV
OJJI.ttOB0 3(UBUl0 mil o.iojoq Sujipjo
in luo-id puu oHupiUApu JI01 0J
It puij ujAV Jiuuiudoj ao Hni
pijuq sojiaud jjti puu
'OMOT A3AHVH T
oi oS '-oja 'supiauY
soiucij .Hoping puu JOOQ
'i10A. llOJ0S Puu lajpuJJI 'Suuooi ,i
'Sujppioj 'Sujpig 'qsug 'fpujm sjoofj
SINVW OHM
28U1 Ycnr-sstli Season
-VOH-
BAUBH'S
Standard
Fertilizers.
Thoy havo stood the Test
and can bo relied upon.
OIIPKHS SHOULD UK BK.NT I.N JIAltLV
To Secure our Cheap and UcllaUlo
BAUGIPS 25-Oollnr
PHOSPHATE,
A Tried aud Valiiablo jvrtliuer.
WICK 111 I'KB TON Of 8000 LIIS,
Ou Cars or lkxit lu l'lillaUelphhi.
Qnar&nteei Anilyils Printed on e&en Beg-
MINI) KOU CIHOuLaII. AUDHES8
KAUGH & SONS,
BOLK MANUKACTUHEUS,
20 South Delaware Ave, Philada,
Juuul-liu
ArivcrllMln C'llotltN i !
"It lins becomo so common to wrllollio
beginning of nu nrtlck1, in un ulrgmit, In
tcrcMliuf innnnvr.
"Tlicn run It Into somo lulvcrtlsciucnl
tlmt Wo Would nvold nil smicIi.
"And .-Imply call attention to tlio merits
of 1 lop Hitters In us plnln, lionest terms as
)0."lll
osMblr,
"lMliiilHipbx
"To glvo tlieiu o'n'o trial, w
Iclt o nroves
ineir value thai tltey will never uso any-
iiiiiur else."
"Tim Hk.mkiiv so favorably noticed In
all tlio papers,
"Uelltrlous and secular. Is
"Having it largu sale, and Is supplanting
all other medicines,
"Thero Is no denying tho virtues of tho
Hop plant, mid the proprietors of Hop
imicrs linvo shown great slirewtltiess
"And ability1
"In compounding u medicine whose
virtues nro so palpable to every one's ou
serration.
llld Hlie lc?
"No I
".Slut lingered nnd suffered Jdong, pining
awav nu uiu time lor years,"
"Tlio iloctois doing her no good i"
"And at last was cured by this Hop Hit
ters tho papers say so much about."
"Indeed: Indeed !"
"How thankful wo ihotild bo for that
medicine." -
A Wiiiiirlilor'H MlHerv.
"Kleven years our daughter suffered on
a bed of misery,
"f rom a complication oi Kidney, liver,
riioumatlc trounio nmt iNervous debility,
Under tho euro of tho best physicians,
"Who gavo her disease various names,
"Hut no relief.
"Ami now sho Is reptored to us In good
health bv as slninlO'- a reinedv as Hon Hit
ters, that wo had shunned for years before
HSlllg 11." -THE TAltCSTS.
I-'iitlicr In CvttliiK Well.
.lit l' it-,ll!.htf.ra am- .
'ilowinuch lipttrr'r.lthor 1-t allien lm imp.1 Ifnn
Hitters."
"llo H irettlns well artor hU lonj surferlng from
u uik-.uvu uiT.-mR-u mcurauie -"And
wo aro so unit! thai ho tiseil vour isittoix
A Lady of I'tlci, N. Y.
II I I I ! II 111 I I MINI
GREAT CURE
RHEUMATISM
Aa it it for U tho painful dlaooaoa of tho!
KiDNEYSiLIVER AND BOWELS.
Xt eleamea tho h vitam1 rif th ncrtd tvitnn
Uwt canacs tho dreadful aulTcrinfr which
vuiy uo ci lintram&tista ean realize.
TlimiR AtJn.Q nc pr.co
of tho worst forma of thla ternbia dlaptup
havo been quickly relieved, and in ohort time
PERFECTLY CURED.
rn:cr. jt. iionnoii imv. nolii iit dkiccwts.
14 Jry can ho neat bv mall.
WELM, ItlCHAUnsOH' f Co., UurUnaHfin Vt
The only known tpcctjle for Epileptic Fltj.-Ea
03-Also for Spasnn and Falling blckness.ua
Nt rvous Weakness qnlckly relieved and cured.
Equalled by none lu delirium of levcr.'jro
Ci-Ncntrallzra gem of disease and sickness.
Cures ugly blolchea nnd stubborn blood sores.
Cleanses blood, quickens sluggish circulation.
Eliminates tolls, Carbuncles nnd Scalds.-ss
S"l'ermane ntly nnd promptly enrcs paralysis,
yes, It Is a charming aud healthful Aperient.
Kills Scrofula nnd Kings Evil, twin brothers.
Changes bad breath to good, removing cnnc.
t-f"ltouti biliousness nnd clears complexion.
Charming resolvent and matchless lnxatlYc."(t$
It drives tick Headache like the wlnd.'E?
tW Contains no dratlc cathartic or opiates.
I'romptly tures Rheumatism by routing It.-Sft
Restores Ufc-gh Ing properties to tho blood. 3
Is guaranteed to cure all ncrvom dlsordcre.S9,
tSrltdiablo when all opiates fall.-
Refreshes the mind and InTlgontcs tho body.
Cures dyspepsia or money refunded. "51
tJCEndorscd In writing by over fifty thousand
Leading physicians in U. 8, and Europe. -io.
Leading clergymen In V. S. and Europe. -sa
Diseases of tho blood own It a conqueror. -a
For salo by all leading druggists. jl.W.-TJo
Tho Dr. B. A. Richmond Medical Co., I'rops.,
St. Joseph, Mo. (2)
Chas. N. Crlttcnton, Agent, New York City.
SPEER'S
PORT GRAPE WINE.
Usid In tho prlaclpilChurihe3 for Communion
purposes!
Escollont for Ladies and Woakly Per-
S3ii5 ana xno Agea.,
Speer's Port Grape Wine I
FOUR Y&'JRS OLD.
THIS (lELEIMATED NATIVE WINE U made
from tlio Julcootlhu Oporto drape, raised In
tula country, its invaluable
TonI: and Stren3t5ien!ns Properties
are unsurpassed by any other Native Wlno. lie-
lngruu puru juice oiiuuurupe, pruuucuo uuuer
Mr. spevr'a own personal supoivlslon. Its puilty
and eenulnciicH, nro gmraut-sed, I'he youngest
child inny partako of its peui-rous qualities, uhd
the wenkvt invalid use it to ndvaniago. It ts par
tlculailybenincl.il to the ugt-d nul debilitated,
and suited w the various ailments tuatniTectthe
weaki-rsex. it is in every respect. WINKTO
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found unexcelled.
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being far superior for medicinal purposes.
IT is PUllK distillation from the grape,and con
tains valuaolo medicinal properties.
It has u delicate llayor, ttiullar to. that of the
grapes, from which It Is distilled, and la Id great
favor among nrst-class families. ? ' 1 4
Hue that tho slgnatuto of AhFRBH SPEKlt, Pas
salo N, .1. Is over the cork or each bottle,
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3F?. 353 J rr ?S
Send for our new clrcultri rontaftilnsr matter 0
tmo lmiruiireti.ill PX-nKilert or thflr helri,
luloiia,1luuulIva,InIuU,LandriMluia.
l!orat'lalui, aiut 1 1 oilri ayahm the Govern
went promptly and fnltlifatlv attiMnle.l to, AddrcM
Willi itamp Vi. II. U IM.W CO.. uu"'"
Iofk Hon 11 Unalilutftuii, 11. C.
Wanted &
Mt-tlmmtft t tboptj, factor
lei, fmtidrlei, mint, and
In all trade 1 lls i-atmr
World UUi where work can t bid. price paid, and
all ttie niwii ibowi liow banks and cornoratlooiruti
tb pnori bowliflUtureiand iolltklani ar cou
trolkd by capttalbtai law puMlo landaara stolen
by rallroadst U druoume cblM labor, pruon cou
tract labor,
iraci lauur, ohm iiiiiuiuip hi uyinv muu 11 cuuuiua
readluK tot old and yuunrfi istubll-bid i years)
aud wb will heiMltbv ltur WurU io trjil C wuks
I reks frit u, u
itt to unV ful malli ti ir.
reel Hie 1
ixevi new inrn n
I.AIIOH y OUhU, l UtadelpUla, V.
uU May, uiu jui
J. SALTZER'S
Goneral Sowing Machino Dopot,
Firth Stor.) Bslow Harht i ,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Celebrated White Sewing Blade,
Now Davis Vortical lecd Sow
ing Mnoliino,
New Homo Sowing .Siuoliinc,
Household Sewing Mnclnno,
Estey Sowing Machine,
QenuitiC Singer Sewing Machine,
Singer Pattern Sewing Machine,
Attachments, bost Scwlnc Machino Oil. nnd Nee
dles tor nil sowlne miontn'-s. Sowlnir Machines
Bold on monthly paym-jnts- Liberal discount
inauo ior i-.usn. ivcry inacutne purcuaseu iroin
me Is warrantedtooe kept In good runnlni; oMcr
for five years free of charge, and thorouirh In
structions given by the best lady operator In this
dwv, ui ui-iuuiut-s uctuiu uui milium..
MAlfll teffiffiRITTI F.
New and graphic I'tctoTlallilitoryodheireat Sea fiphtiofti 9
World. By Medicl Director SlllPPPN, U. S. N. Addrtsi
Juno l(My Il'U
LEGAL BLANKS,
ALWAYS ON HAND
AT THIS OFFICE.
OhJyBack!
That's a common expres
sion and has a world of
meaning. How much suf
fering h summed up in it.
The singular thing about
it is, that pain in the back
is occasioned by so many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver com
plaint, consumption, cold,
rhcu mat ism,dyspepsia,over
v.'ork, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don't
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will so quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
Brown's Ikon Bitters, and
it docs this by commencing
at the foundation, and mak
ing the blood pure and rich.
Logansport, Ind. Dec. I, 1880.
For a lone llnie 1 have been a
sndcrer frDi-i itomach and kidney
disease. My appetite was very poor
rnd the very small amount 1 did eat
d.sagreed v.ith me. 1 was annoyed
very muih from nou-retentlon of
urine. 1 tried many remedies with
no success, until I used Droun'l
Iron l'itters. faince 1 used that my
stomach does rot bother me any,
Myappetitc Isslmply Immense. My
UJncy trouble Is no more, and my
renerat health li such, that 1 feci
like a new man. After the use of
Ihown's iron Hitters for one month,
1 tue gained twenty pounds lu
neiht. 0. 1J. Sahckht.
Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recom
mend Brown's Iron Bit
ters. It has cured others
suffering as you are, and it
will cure you.
"THE BEST 18 CHEAPEST."
IMKM. THRPQUCRQ SAW-MILLS.
HiritPoKtri
.ISH1.WIIS.IIW
CloTerUalleri
(Buitnl to all ai-ctloni. ) IVrlto ror Hi 1:1: lliui. I'amplJrl
suidrrlcvflW The AulttnandE Taylor Co., kUuuJMu, Ohio,
inir '.'3-.')m
MAKE HENS LAY
An EnsIWi Veterinary Surseon nnd Chemist
now travelling tn this country, sivs tint most of
ma itorso unit u.iuiu t-owusrs som nere are worth
less trah. lie svs tint sherUHn's Condition
l'owders are atnolu'.-lvnurrt and lrnmonm'iv vain.
aWe. Notu nsou omit will make li-ns lav like
nuenuao s (juuiitiort t'awij's. uose, 1 leitSDOOU
ful to 1 pint foid. sold everywhere, or sent by
m&ll for 8 letter-stamps, 1. s, J-ms-ios Un
Hoston, Miss. aU Jau a 'SJ-ly,
WRIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PELS
ron tub
LIVER
And all Bilious Complaints.
Bao lo taWe, being purely egetablcs noL-rbln".
l'rlca S tcuu. AUDrusUts.
May 1ft-Iff
pARSOXVT3
purgative
MAKi; NEW lildll 1M.0UI),
And will oomnlelf ly clinnire tho blood In thorn
tire system In three months. Any ix-inou who w til
tako one pill each nUrht from one to twelv o weeks,
may bo it-stured to sound health, If buch n lUliitfls
iiosslhle. Var rurinir IVmulo Comnhilnts theso
l'llls have nn equal. Vhyskhins usd them In their
practice. Hold every where, or sent by mull for ss
cents in tsiniiiu-s. ri'uii tur ihiiunuK-i, 1, n. tiiiii.
W).N ic I'd, lloston, Mass. npr 13
Ald-T mos.
REST
uot, life is sweeplnir by, co
and dsro before ou die
sometniui; niiL'hry aoj su b
lime leave behind to connuLi
lime." Ml a week you own town. J5 outfit free.
No risk. Kverythlnif now, CaiUul not ietiilreJ.
Wo will furnish you everything. Many nro insklnir
fortunes. Ladles m iko as much us men, And boys
ana Bins mine frcm pay, tteaaer, it von waul
business at which yen csn mako t'riat pay All the
time, writnforputlcularito II, Hiukit Co.,
I'ortland, Maine li-.u, 6, Vi-lv,
ARPMTR Mnnril f.r..i....ni..ir.t.4.u.4.
June 80-ly uiu
HlfciTsriA MON'Tlland lioAlll) for (turn live
vpfjpuYYoiiimurnnr ladles In each county,
Andreas, I". W. ZlUUI.iat 4 CO., I'hlludcjphla, I'd.
d Jiay.lHhtiv,
ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL.
7I1K VoLTAtO HKtiTUO,, Marshall, Mich., nld
Bind 1)11. llYnTS OKhHllltA'lKU KMC TltO.VOt
TAIO Ilhl.TS and KLKUTItlC A I'I'I.IANUIW on
trial for sU ij-i lj m.n ( uutiu or out) ho nre af
flicted wllh Norvmi IlLblllty, lA)st Vlinllty, niid
kludrttt iroubiu-, Ktiaiana-eUi; sneedyuhd com.
pieto restorullon it iieallh and manly vlir r. Ad
dicss as abote. .. ll No risk Incurred, ns 80
(lujs' trial Is idlowed'
Feb. uth-lyr. r
WANl'Lii
- r
iff!
t.o mm mrii In
Irani TDI.l tilt It'll Y.
Ifll.l.ll llll.llnt..
fttltf(l. AililrM.. nllh .tmiiii. shim Im. iwt. t.l
BUU11UAN TKI.EtmAI'll CO., Oliprllll, O,
aid
Every Estey Organ a
voia t$ mauc
throughout with
Equal fidelity, and w
Xiclds unrivaled tones.
&tul for Illuttralcd Catalogue,
UdliBlbraibedl jlni6JveiLi.iiiig Imm
4 ?mi9 mii Mew limg
teiiidl. Fiami'DS,
Ami other first class Pianos, mul a large lot of
-MUSIC BOOKS,
VIOLINS, ACCOR.DEONS,
BAM JOS,
HUSICUL (IIMjUOTETTE,
VIOLIN STRINGS,
And cvcrj liiliitf sns the Hai.xic line.
J". SALTZER,
FIFTH STOIiG BELOW MARKET STREET,
BLOOMSBURG Pa.
mm
Meadiy T'a Ba The ElgM
Tmmm wmm wws
SUPERIOSITY OF
style;.
Excellence of
Material
PERFECTION OF
FIT.
Unrivalled IHtock
of Spring Clothing
Miiiiiifiit-liiii-il llx
prosly ior
mo.
'.
giiaiiiiiti'o
Stylo, Quality,
and Woikiiiaiisliip,
to hu thu
1JKST.
Also a Very Superior Line of Gents' FURNISHING GOO JS
for Spring and Summer.
THK LATEST AND NHWEST SPUING STYLES OF HATS,
Just Ucoi'ived, at
the Popular Clothing Store of
D. LOWENBERG.
PIA1TOS,
EINK INLAID KKENOIl WALNUT GASH OIlflAN, ) STOPS, $00 CASH.
V.xxsy Turin. SnlUlnctlon Gunrniilcoil.
-jJA.oonxj-'s ia-sto ware rooms
SILWC HALL HLOOK, HTT.nti.T)
S72:
A w--ck made at homo nv mo tndiistri.
ous. Hist busluess now before tho
public. Capital not noedod. Wo will
Start vou. .Men. u-nmpn. hnva ami trlrld
wanted overs whoro to work fnma. Nnw iliim
time, u can wo'k In spare time, or glvo jour
whole I'mn to tho buslusss. No other business
will pay jou nearly as well. No one can fall to
make enormous pay, by engaging at onco, Costly
outut and term, frfl. Mouoy mado fast, oajlly,
ai.d honorably, Address TiifS ; Co , Augusts
Maine. ' n i J.ii- '
NAVAL BATTLES,',:,';
lly KDW.Utl) HIIIPPKN, .Medical Mreelnr, it, k N.
A Thrllllui; Pli-lnrlal II Mori- of ilm Vi,ii,iu irrnnt
Sea l'lghts, wlm spfelUH-ns of Nuval Aiihllettuiu
ofulliigi's. Aiecordof Wnndeuul Hxplults moio
liiteresl lug than union. Price only ia. It tells
I ' It' V 'liy every wit re ji.iki iimu) per
A u I i ll I rmonth. Addrens J, v, .Mcci'HUY n
CO,, PhtUdcipiua, Pu,
nor, itiii ivy
Thoro is no Baking
SIMON
Its qualities, Motlicinal and Culinary, guarantoo Health
and Luxury.
Every buyer should
Select an Organ
tVhat guarantees good
Every day xvtrk and
Years of service.
J, ESTEY & CO.. Urattlcboro, Yt.
Jilhel
- .,., a
I iS M lookout for chances to
H Lr-J Vj '''"'oth-lrearnltjgs.nni:
tlin
to In
,nnd In
Who .In nnt M"" "ffjmWin0M
CPTOV. Wo "" a Br,)at "'anM t0 inako money.
Wo want inmy mou. women. li,v .,n.i ,iV
rmfrt,!V)lla..r).l;!!ll1L'Un,w"1??all!ll'1' Auyoim
llllslm-flH 11111 nnv 7.S ' L" ' "9
wages." ttpttvi'out fhurn ed f eo ffi
"s.i" 'a"? to" ' to money rapidly, via
can devoto your who'o mak to tho work ' or only
your spare moments. Ptlmell lutorrjiatlon and M
Portland, .Maine, i)ec, H
fr . ' 1 w'".1'11'1 H't OB, drupe Vni
b in bs. 1 uwm. Ac. n ,l.,i-i- iu.,1 i
,'.. in, ii,ti u-.,iuun Kllt ll, M) lUC.Xt.er-
hu, filini-n can sonn leuiii the buslnins. Add ess
l iUl'.i?. yT' V" l0"U '""e Va"
u siny, ibthlvr,
Powder cqtlal io llio
nu
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
low
ENNSYLVANU ItAIMlOAD. 1'IIJL.
ADKM'IIIA KIIIEIt.lt. DIVISION ANIi
UTilllllNCKNTUAI, 1IA1I,VAY.
TIMK TADLU.
In clTcct May 14th, 1SS3. Trains lcae Hun
bury, KASTWAItl),
0.85 a. m Sea Shore Express for Ilarrlsburir
and Intermediate stations, Lancaster, rhlladcl
phla, New Yoil:, llaltlinoro nnd Wnshlnu'ton, nr
rlvlug nt Philadelphia 8.15 p. m.j Now York, o.so
p. in. ; Ilalliinore, 5.oj p. in. ; Washington MO P.
in., mnklnir closo connections at l'hlladclnhla for
oil pea shore points.
1.6a p. m.l)ay express tor Ilnrrlsbtirj; nnd In
termediate stations, Lancaster, l'ldladelphin, Now
York, llaltlmoru nnd Washington, arrlvlne nt
Philadelphia 7.SJ p. m. ; New York, lo.M p. m. :
llaltlmore, 7.15 p. in.; Washington, mo p, m. I'ull
man l'arlorcnrtbrouch to rhlladclphia nnd pas
eonccr coaches through to Philadelphia nnd llultl.
more,
8.!0 p. m. Wllllainsport Accoinmotlatlon for
IldrrtsburB nnd ull lntcimedlato stations, Lan
caster, Philadelphia and New York, arriving nt
Philadelphia !i.55 a. in.; New York o.su a. in.
Sleeping car accommodations can bo secured at
Ilnrrlsburg for Philadelphia nnd New Y'ork. Phila
delphia passengers can lemnln In (deeper untlls
turbetl until a. m.
i.tua. m. Krio .Mall for ltnrrlsburg nnd Inter
mediate stations, Lancaster, Philadelphia, New
York, llaltlinoro und Washington, arriving at
Philadelphia r.w n. m. : New York, n.so arm. :
llaltlinoro 7.4') u. m. j Washington, o.lu a. m.
Through Pullman sleeping cars nro run on tills
train to Philadelphia, lialilmora nnd Washington,
and through passenger coaches to Philadelphia
and llaltlmore.
W12STWAKD,
C.S5 n, m. Krlo Mall lor Hrlo nud nil Intermediate
stations with through Pullmnn l'nlaco car and
through passenger eo iclies to Krle, nnd through
Pullman l'alaco e trs to lliillalo via liinporlum,
Por Cauandalgua nnd Intermediate btntlons,
ltochester, lluiralo und Niagara Palls, with
through Pullman Palace car to Canandalgua and
through passenger coaches to ltochester.
1.03 p. m. Niagara Kxpress for Kano nnd Inter
medlaio stations with through passenger coaches
to Kano. For Canandalgua and principal inter
mediate stations, Hochcsier, nurfalo and Niagara
Palls with through parlor car to Watklns and
through passenger coaches lo ltochester.
b.ss p. m., Fast lino for Lock lluven and Interme
diate stations, nnd Llmira, Watklns and Interme
diate stations, with through passenger coaches to
Lock Haven and Watklns.
TllltOUail TltAINS roll SUNIIUHY FItOJt THE
KAUT AND SOUTH.
,,,,, . Niagara Exprosi huvo3
Philadelphia, 7.40 a. in.; Ualtlmoro ".so n. m., ar
riving at sunbury, 1.05 p. m., with through Pun
man Parlor car from Philadelphia and through
passenger coaches from Philadelphia nnd Uaitt
mure. Fast Ltno learsa Now York s.oo a. m. ; Philadel
phia, 11.03 a.m.; Washington, .3ij a. m.: Ualll
morc, 10.43 a.m., arriving at Hunbury, 5.8.) p. m
with through passenger coaches rrora Plilladel
phla und Ilnltlmore.
Krlo Mall loaves New York s.oo p. m.j Phtladel
billa. ll.y-) n. m.: VYashloL'ton. 9-ft,i n. m unitt.
moro, 11.15 p.m., arriving at Suuburv, 0.2) a. in..
I with through Pullman Puiaco sleeping cars from
Philadelphia, Washington nnd llaltlinoro and
tliroU''h n issensrer coaches from Phti.irh'inhfn
miUKY. UA7.I.K1U.N WIMtKS-nAHKE ItAlLUOiU
NONOKTII WKST UlliNCII ItAII.WAY.
Jtall Hast leaves Sunbury 0.45 n. in., arriving at
Uloom Ferry 7.41 a. in., Wllkes-barro u 20 a. ni.
Kxpress East leaves Sunbury 6.33 p. m., nrrlvljiK
at Uloom Perry o.3l p. m., Wllkes-barro 8 lo p. m,
Jlall West leaves Wllkes-barre lo.so a. tn urrlv
lng at Uloom Ferry ls.eii.p. m,, Sunbury 12.65 n. m.
Kxpress West leaves Wllkes-barro b.3) p. m. ar
riving nt Uloom Ferry 7 07 p. m , sunbury e.05 p
L'HAS. E. PUGII, J. 11. WOOD,
(Jen. Manager. Uen. Passenger Agent.
iVDEIjPUA and KEADINO KOA t
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGEB
TRAINS.
Juno 20, 1S32.
TltAINS LKATK llOrKKT AS rOLLOWS(SCNOAT
EXCXPTKO.
For New York.Phlladelphla.ltiadlng.PottBVUlo
Tatnaq.ua, &c, 11,43 a, mj
For Catawlssa, 11,43 a. in. i to and 7,so p. m.
For Wllllamsport.o.is s,60 a. m, aud 4,oii p. m.
tkaims you ucrsnr lsavji as follows, behdat
XSCKPTED.)
Leavo Now York, Ua. Tumaneud o,oo n, ra. and
via. liound Urook Itouto 7,45 n, m,
Leavo Philadelphia, 9,45 a. in.
Leave Heading, 11,65 a, m PottBvlllo, U,39 p. m
and Tamaqua, 1,35 p. m.
Leavo Catawls3a, 0,10 b,40 a. m. and 4,oo p. m.
Loavo Wtlllamsport ,9,45 a.m,2,oo p.m. and 4,30 p, m
Passengers to aud from Now York, via, Tama
uend and to and from Philadelphia go through
without change ot cars.
J. Jt. WOOTTKN,
C fl. HANCOCK, General uanterj
General Passenger and Ticket Agett.
Jan, io, lssi tf.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WKsTKItN HAILltOAD,
I3LOOM8BURG DIVISION.
NOUTU,
p.m. p.m. a.
9 15 2 45 9
9 09
9 0J
6 69 9
8 43 9
8 12 9
8 37 9
STATIONS.
scranton....
Uellevuo. ,
Taylorvllle..
..Lackawanna-
Ptttstnti
SOUTH
I a.m. p.m. cm.
9 80
A 10
17
6 22
SO 6 27
27 0 84
34 (I 41
t9 R 40
-14 0 61
9 45
9 t2
9 6S
10 03
10 1'8
. West Pltt3ton
Wyoming...
Maltby
Pennett
....Kingston...
Ktni.fltAfi
8 85
S 25
8 1C
8 07
8 00
0.1
1 50
1 42
1 85
1 25
1 IS
1 03
9 01
9 01
0 68
10 18
10 18
.Plymouth June
2 64
8 55
7 17
...riymouLn. ..
Avondalo ...
TJaiiMnnVn
10 EG
8 02
7 22
7 Pll
S 47
8 89
8 S3
00
8 10 7 37
7 40 13 42
llunlock's Creek
10 84
10 42
10 66
U 07
11 13
11 20
3 IS
8 00
8 25
8 40
8 60
7 83 VI 23
7 BO 12 16
7 20 12 00
7 13 11 47
7 09 11 41)
7 05 11 82
6 67 11 10
6 CI 10 63
C 45 10 60
fi 37 10 41
6 13 10 U
0 10 10 03
6 04 10
45 9
17
12
Oi)
... nnicKBninny..
3 83
3 43
S 61
....Heach llaven.
ucrwick ,
Ttrlnp
3 67 9 00
...Willow Orovo.
Llmo Uldgo,,
8 00
4 07
8 05
4 12
i.dpy
Uloomsburg,,
ttllnf-rt
11 0
4 20
4 87
i 18
11 4S
8 20
Catawl'a lirldge
11 61)
4 83 8 30
1 OS 8 5b
4 60 8 62
11 6S
12 19
12 45
....i-'UUVlllO,,..
....Chulosky...
9 00
i3(NorthumUcrl'd"
6 (9
6 25
9 04
U 2(1
p.m. a.m. n
m.
p.m. p.m. a.m.
Suterlntcnaent's omeefs "aV&
8BLEY
s
OF ALL PLANTS, FOR ALL CROPS,
Wo aro tho laivost fiirini-rB, larirett seed row
ith and larirest seed dealer anywhorot honeo
lmo groatot facUitloj ifor rrodufinu rkt Weil,
A ll our Set h art i,i(,J, and ouly tlio Uct sent out.
Ournii,wlt?-italo-)u and l'ric, Li,t brings Till!
JiltHATCST 8HKII KTOItM IN Till!
clndoa aU tho doslrablo new and standard varieties
llanu. bcntl'ltUlitoanynddreea,
HIRAM SIBLEY. & CO. Soodsmcn
WuchciUr, N. V. und Clilcuuo, III.
A & a Feb 9-1 y
PAYNE'S I O Horao Spnrk-Arrostlng
J'ortabio Knilno Iiiu rut 10,(100 fl. of Michigan Pino
iloard-i lit 10 hums, burning eUbs from thu HW lu
tight-foot Kuglhs.
Our 10 riorie wi Guarantu to furnish powrr to
saw 8,000 to -t of Hemlock lloird. In 10 hours. Our
HJIoiHullt cut la.iooat in samatlina.
yur r.iigiiin aro iiUAItANiritu to
furnhh a hore-iowt-r on )j less
fail and water limit any other Kn
glno nut llttcd with an Aulomatlo
Cut Oil, If you want a Stationary
or Portahle Ihiglne, Holler, Circa-
I... Un... Villi 11. -..
,., u.,,, 4iiii, linn, ill, K ui i uui-jr,
'-Ithcr iat or .MoiiJarl' Patent
Wroasht-lron Pulley, nnd for our
illii.ttut'-d cutalngue, No, U, for
liifunuatlon and prices.
H. W, 1'AYNR & SONS,
Corning, N.V. Box 1187.
Jan. 6, 83-iy,
f Yht?ul U..M. ,WIH ,40. f
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if, ; , " w'! mi" H
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