The Fatlicr of Fisli-OiiHure.
flCTII OIIKI'.n'h 1DUA3 AtlOtrr TIIK I1NNV
Tntnn ani sojir. or ins vaiiii.I)
KXl'KUIKNCKS,
Turf, Weld ami Farm )
"How diil you over como to doviso
Una scheme V
"I havo boon wutktng a. it over
einco I was largo enough to bend a
pin."
The abovo remark win addressed to
Mr. Soth Orcon, tho veteran (Uh onl
turist, who is known to tho enliro
world, and his reply indicates tho ox
tent of his labors.
"When I was young," ho continued,
"1 would lio on tho limbs of trees that
roached over.tho water entiro after
noons watching the movements of tho
fish and Btudylng their habits. In this
way I discovered many characteristics
which wcro before unknown. I saw,
as every observer must seo, tho do
Btructivo elements that aro warring
against fish, and I realized that unless
something wcro done, tho life in tho
streams of this country would become
cxtiuct. To counteract this disastrous
cud becamo my life work, and I am
happy to say I havo seen its accom
plishment." "Wore you successful on tho start V
"No, indeed. Up to that timo all
artificial attempts to hatch and raiso
fish from tho spawn had failed, and I
was compelled 'to experiment in an
ontirely now manner. Tho work was
a careful one, but I finally succeeded,
and to-day I am able to hatch and
raiso fully soventy-tivo per cent of all
spawn."
"Enormous 1 Why, that is a larger
percentage, than either the vegetable or
animal kingdoms produco in a natural
condition."
"I know it, but wo exercise tho
greatest caro in tho start, and guard tho
littlo fellows until thoy become able
to caro for themselves.''
Tho foregoing conversation occurred
at Caledonia whoro tho representative
of this paper was paying a visit to tho
state fish hatcheries. It has been his
priyilego to report very many interest
ing sights within tho past tweuty.fivo
years, but the viow presented here ex
ceeds in interest anything ovor boforo
attompted.
"How many fish are thero in those
ponds, Mr. Greon ?"
"As wo have nover attempted to
count them it will bo impossible to say.
Thoy extend way up into tho millions
though. We shipped over three millions
out of the ponds this year and there
seemed to be as many afterward as be
fore Wo havo nearly every variety
of tho trout family and many hybirds."
"You speak of hybird3. Mr. Green.
What do you mean by that t"
"I have experimented for years in
crossing the breed of the various fish
and am still working upon it. We
cross tho female salmon trout with tho
male brook trout, and thus produce a
hybird. Then we cross the hybird with
the brook trout, which gives us three
quarter brook trout and one-quarters
salmon trout. This makes one of
tho finest fishes in the world. Ho
has all tho habits of tho brook trout,
lives in both streams and lakes, devel
ops vcrmillion spots on his sides, rises
readily to a lly, is far moro vigorous
and fully one-third larger than ordi
nary brook trout of tho same ago. Tho
possibilities of development in tho fish
world are great and we aro rapidly as
certaining what they are."
As tho man of nowh watched the
countenance) of Mr. Green while ho was
giving tho above account, ho could
not but feel that he was in tho presence
of ono of tho fow investigators who,
from a rich acd life-long experience,
bring great benefit to the world. Let
the reader imagine a strong and stal
wart frame, surmounted by a head
strongly resembling that of Socrates,
and covered with a white silky beard
and luxuriant gray hair. Seth Green,
tho father of fish culture, is a picture
of health, and tho reporter could not
help remarking so.
"If you had seen mo the last winter
and spring, young man, you might
havo thought differently,'' said tho vet
cran.
"How is that ? One would think, to
look at you, that sickness was some
thing of which you knew nothing."
"And so it was until last winter. 1
went down into Florida in the fall to
seo what kind of fish they had in that
Btato and study their habits and was
attacked with malaria' in its severest
form, and when I carao homo I realized
for the first timo iu my life, that I was
eick. My symptoms were terrible. I
had dull, aching pains in ray head,
limbs and around my back My appe
tite was wholly gone, and I felt a lack
of energy such as I had often heard
described but had never experienced.
Any ono who has ever had a sovere at
tack of malaria can appreciate my con
dition. I wont to bed and remained
thero all tho spring, and if thero ever
was a sick man I was one."
'It seems hardly possible. How did
you como to recover so completely f
"My brother who had been nfilictcd
by a soyere kidney troublo and threat
ened with Bright's diseaso was com
pletely cured by a remedy in which I
had great confidence. I thereforo
tried tho same remedy for my malaria
and am, happy to say'l am a well man
to-day and through tho instrumentality
of Warner's Safe Cure, which I believe
to be ono of tho most valuable of me
dicines. Indeed, I seo it is endorsed
by tho United States medical college of
New York, and that Dr. Gunn, dean
of that institution, has written a long
articlo concerning its value."
"And aro you not as well as former
ly r
"Apparently so. I keep the remedy
on hand all the while though and do
not hesitate to recommend it toothers."
"One question more. How many
ponds of fish havo you hero and how
aro thoy divided 1"
"Wcli, wo havo 13 ponds which aro
divided up as follows : 22 ponds of
brook trout, 2 ponds of salmon trout, 1
of McCloud river or rainbow trout, 2
ponds of German trout, 3 of California
mountain trout, 2 ponds of hybirds 1 of
one-quarter salmon nnd three-quarters
brook tiout, 2 ponds of gold fish, and 1
pond of Carp. Then wo havo what wo
call tno centennial pond ot 'nappy tami
ly,' consisting of crosses of different
fish, including Kcnnebeo salmon, Land
Locked sahnon,California salmon, brook
trout, ealmon trout and hybirds. These
fish range In size from minnows to 18
pounders, and iu ago from one-and ono
half months to eleven years. I forgot to
say, also, that wo have a 'hospital pond
which is entirely ompty, which spvaks
pretty well for a community of many
millions. Indeed the whole secret of
fish culture can bo summed up in four
things. Impregnation, using no water.
Plenty of food. Plenty of puro water
nnd cleanliness."
Tho numerous fish exhibitions which
aro taking place In all parts of Htiropo
and tho unusual interest which is being
manifvBted m this siu-jeet throughout
tho world all owe their origin to the '
process above described as originated
and conducted by Seth Green. It is
ceitalnly cause for congratulation to
every American that this country pro
duces so many men whoso genlusjbrings
vaiuo to tno world, and It is proot posi
tivo of the greatest merit that a remedy
even with pitch high standing ns War
ner's Safo Cure Is Ttnowu to have should
bo so stroimly endorsed and recommend
ed by one ho reputable nnd reliable as
tsetn u recti.
Common Weeds.
Many yoats ngo we had not as many
doctors as we have now. The roads
wcro bad, nnd people lived ut great
ut8iances. n was men mat nerus or
"simples," ns they used to call them,
wcro in ureal demand, and the trood
housowlves and mothers lcatucd to ho
very skillful, in cases ofsickms., in the
art ot making lieiilum drinks and olnt
incuts, which wore of ureal ellioaoy.
And what do you think they w ro
mado of T Why, only tho simple wild
flowers or roots that grew all around
their very doors. Hut except In re
mote country places, where they sol
dom drop old customs, tin ho simple
medicines have gone quite out of fash
ion, and now-a-days people when they
aro ill send tor a physician, take just
what bo gives them and pay him a tre
mondous fee, when at tho saiuo timo
thoy do not dream that they are often
receiving lrom him ns simple a remedy
as their groat grandmothers look, years
aim years ago, lor the very same uts
case only the nanio has been chatiKod
in these later days. For instance, if
you co into a Iru store and look
among the long row ot labelled bottles
you will find one marked Taraxacum.
Now this Is a hard Latin name, and
perhaps you havo no idea what it
means. You will find it to bo a very
old friend of yours, perhaps tho very
commonest in tho lano where you walk
every day. the dandelion An
other fanciful label is Tussilago ferf'a
ra, which is nothing more nor less than
coltsfoot, so called from tho form
and size of tho leaves, which aro
round and ns large as tho palm of tho
hand a marguerite of n brilliant yel
low, tho rays as fine aud slender as
hairs. From the timo of Hippocrates
this flower has been supposed to have a
salutary inlluenco on tho luugs, and
has long been employed to soothe irri
tation of tho air passages in cases of
asthma. The cotton of the leaves,
wrapped iu a rag in a solution of salt
petro and dried in tho sun, mado an
excellent tinder in past times, when we
hnd no lucifer matches.
Liquorice is another of tho plants
which is Glycyrrhiza glabra, a very
hard nanio that botanists havo given
to this simplo plant but botanists aro
fond of hard nam s 1
Tho Digitalis that exercises such a
daugerous inrhtenco over man, imped
ing the circulation of tho blood, and
which no animal ever touches, is tho
foxglovo with its stem of rose-colored
flowers, tiger spotted, and whito with
in, abundantly skirting the woods in
whose bhado and coolness it dolights.
Who would havo thought that Nab
ulus Albus was only tho common
whito lettuce, or that Iidrastis Can
adensis was the littlo lilac-colored flow
er of tho oolohieutu which enamels the
meadows in tho autumn, cominc with
out leaves or supports ?
luany plants such as hoarhound, an
gelica and others, do not seem to bo
recognized as plants at all. Thoy aro
sweet stuff 1 Hoarhound, with its
many stalks a cubit high, covered over
with a thin white down, is cultivated
for tho sake of tho extract, and mado
into candies aud other forms. While
the peppermint, with its pretty purple
flowers, is sold to tho druggists, and
distilled for oil. We are all apt to
look upon tho nettle, tho very disagree
able, stinging plant, as good for noth
wcr. Out to be rooted up whenover it is
found ; but if this poor despised plant
can cause pain by its sting, it can also
reliovo pain, for if you were to mako a
drink, by boiling its roots iu water, it
would entirely removo tho irritation of
the skin, caused by that painful com
plaint, the "nettle rash," while the
iresh juice will take away tho marks of
i bruise : and if wo were to uo on and
tell how many insects make their meal
off the nettle, and livo on it as a home,
or ot the beautiful lace that has been
mado from its fibers, you would not re
gard it as entirely useless but now
wo are only speaking of tho medical
properties of the plant.
ou havo taken a severe cold, and
as you go home along the' lane,
does it ever occur to you that several
remedies aro growing closo beside yout
Take the white hoar-hound, which,
from its usefulness, has in many small
places, found its way from the lane to
the herb bed ; or, if you like another
remedy, there is tho littlo cup moss,
growing so freely all about you j or
slill another, tho mallow. All country
children havo played with tho seeds of
tho mallow, aud called them "cheeses."
There aro several kinds, but the marsh
mallow is tho ono mostly used. Then
there is the pretty plant so valuable for
inflammation of the skin, called "Poor
Robin," or "Herb-robert," which is
nothing moro than the wild geranium.
Wo all know it, for it crows every
where, under a bush, high up on a
wall, in tho lane, or hidden awi.y in tho
woods 1 Mho small Mowers are pink,
and, tho leaves, which havo a very
strong smell, turn red in the autumn,
and are of creat benefit in cases of in
flammation.
In this short aiticle wo havo seen
how useful some of out commonest
plants are, and that everything has its
appointed place in tho 'world. Who
can doubt tho existouco of a superin
tending aud all designing Creator, who
has disposed every part m relation to
tho ijreat whole, making oven the littlo
leaf of tho most insignificant herb of
the held mi essential member of the
grand scheme of tho universe I speak
ing to all who have ears to hear, tho
lessons of love and wisdom 1 These
"characters of Nature" which every
wliero meet the oye, aro not a common,
but a sacred wiiting,,for they aro the
very hieroglyphics ot Uod.
Cookino PoTATOiis. A favoiito
way to cook potatoes now is to boil
them iu their jackets until they are
tender, and then dry them off in a hot
oven. Sweet potatoes are excellent
also oooked in this way. Ut course
oarc must bo taken to removo the pota
toes from tho boiling water as soon as
they and tender. Th ro is no vegetable
that gains moro by being prepared with
due attention than tho potato, and tho
uiltereiico betweon a soggy, water-soak
od potato nnd ono that is properly
cooked is greater than many women
seem to know.
Four miners were killed at Wilkes
Maim on last Saturday hv fallinrr
soveuty feet down a shaft. Three
wcro mnrried men who lcavo fami
lies.
Win. M. gingerly editor of thoPhila
di lphia eeurtl purposes building one
thousand dwelling houses iu Philadel
phia within the noxt fow yeuM, Ho
has already completed ono hundred and
twouty six.
THE COLUMBIAN AND
I'vrHouiil to Mr, 'Wiiiianialccr ami
l'c-rHoiutl
to you, If you nro ono of the thousands
pawing through riillndclplilit, homeward
from sea or woods, mountain or snrlnes,
stop over n train, or break your Journey
tor n day mid see lliu store. Come In ami
leave your luggage nt tho checking places
near almost every principal cntranco i look
about, lest, and when ready take up your
tourney with a full knowledge of where
the storu Is, what Is In It, how It docs
things. This will gratify us and you, an
limy serve us both, l'crlinps you saw th
store dining the Centennial yc-ir. To have
Been It then was ono thing j Indeed, tohavu
seen It any year since, Is iitilto a different
thing, but to see It uow Is cpilto a different
thing still. In the Centennial year It was
simply an overgrown clothing store, full of
men's nnd boys' garments, and the work
men who cut and umde tho goods. Now
tho clothing Is delegated to Its old nunr
tcrs hi tho big clothing houses of Oak Hall,
at Sixth and Market, and the establish
mcnt adjoining the Contlnunt.il Hotel
on Chestnut Street, and now only a small
section remains of wlmt was seen at the
Ccnteunlal time,
Then thero was a single floor, now It Is
skirted with galleries on nil sides and
since they have gone up to the third story.
elevators havo hnd to bo put In to carry
tlio pcoplo up. Then tkerc wns no open.
Ing through to Chestnut Street, and now
ten stores have been tuken In the Chestnut
Street end so that the block from Chestnut
Street to Market, and from Thirteenth to
Juniper, or East Broad, Is practically one
property. The basement Is worth men
tioning, too. Wlillc tho business wns
going along on tho main lloor we kvpt up
the lloors by stout columns, aud for near
ly a year dug away tho earth that hun
dreds of carts were removing, to make,
from curb-lino under the street pavement
all around three sides of our house, tho
most perfect nnd commodious lower floor
that we ever saw. It Is light us day by
electric lights which do not hent the nlr.
It Is dry, and cooled by ventilating machl-
ncry. it lias eight broad staircases, so
that within a few steps of any portion thero
is quick exit. This is ono of the pleas,
antcst parts of the store. Tho Gentleman's
Wash Hooms and Heading Rooms are
here. The new and spacious Toilet Rooms
for Ladles are here, and the new section
tor refreshments Is Just being completed
here. All this makes up a Department of
Public Comfort quito acceptable to those
who want the conveniences to rest awhile.
It would be natural for us to speak of
the growth of the store, but to do so lays
us open to apparent boasting ; this is not
our purpose ; wo grow as Topsy growed
'"Cnuse she couldn't help it." Pcoplo
want the service we render, wo try to make
service bettor and butter, and make them
want us more nnd moro. This Is a place
where many of the things are gathered
that are wanted in every family in the
city and country round about. They aro
got from the best mnkcrs, presented for
sale fairly, sold without haggling, sold to
bo returned if the price of the goods
arc wrong, Why shouldn't such a place
grow ?
Men work from sunilsc to sunset, aye,
spend their lives in getting money so that
their families can get things' hu't it wise
to find out the best place to get the things ?
"It is the best place," that wc have been
building nt, and we are building nt it every
day still, and we hope never to be done
while there is anything to improve.
lou must surely come to sec us on this
invitation, nud then you will know what to
sny to your friends.
AclvertlHlut; CliealH 1 ! !
"It has become so common to write the
beginning of nn article, in an elegant, in
tercstlng manner,
"Then run it into some advertisement
that wo avoid all such.
"And simply call attention to the merits
of Hop Bitters in as .plain, honest terms as
possible,
"to induce pcoplo
"To rWo them ono trial, which sonroves
their value that they will never use any.
thing else."
The Remedy so favorably noticed in all
the papers,
"iteliglous and secular, is
"Ravine a larcc sale, and is sunnlnntln!'
nil other medicines.
"TJiere is no dunylng the virtues of the
Hop plant and tho proprietors of Hop Bit
ters have shown great shrewdness
"And ability
"la compounding a medicine whoso vir-
tues are so palpable to every one's ohserva
Hon." U1 Hlie Die I
'No !
'She lingered and suffered alomr. ninlnir
awnv all the time for years,"
"The doctors doing her no good ;"
"And nt last was cured bv this Hon Bit.
ters tho papers say so much about."
imieeu I indeed l"
"How thankful we should be for Hint
medicine."
A DnuKter's Misery.
"Eleven vears our dauehtcr suffered on
a bed of misery,'
"From a complication of kidney, liver,
rheumatic trouble and Nervous debility,
unuer ine care oi ine uesi pnyslcians,
"Who gave her disease various names,
"But no relief,
"And now she is restored to us in eooil
health by as simple a remedy as Hop Bit
ters, thnt wo had shunned for years before
using it." Tub Pauknth.
I'atlter 1h Octtliiir well.
"Mydanshtcrssay s
"HOW much lwltpr f.lther U tJnirn hn liyiil linn
Hitters." '
'lio is getting well ntter his long suffering lrom
a dliease declared Incurable,"
wiu nu are so giau mni ue useu your Miners."
AUuv of UtlCi, K.Y.
Put a Brand on Ilira.
"Women are a necessary evil," ho said, bringing
own hlj list hard on the counter to emphasize
tho heartless remark. It was In the village store
nt West Jlllton, -Saratoga county, and the speakor
was the central llgureot a group ot bunchollc
philosophers. Ho was homely, slovenly anal
ly."
"There's where I differ from you altogether,"
t-ald.Mr. Oeorgo T, Graham, of tho samo place.
"Women aro iiioitly what men mako 'em. When
husbands are brutes wives will fall Into subinls
blon or make homo hot for tho men s and they're
unnatural In either character. Lovu them, and
especially uo gooa ro tnein wnen iney'ro tick, ana
you'll have no trouble. There's mv wile. nnw.
She's Buffered a good deal with dyspepsia, nervous
proitrutlon and other ailments that took the bloom
un ner cneuKs uuu ine bpnng oui 01 ner steps.
Well, she Raw an advert LvmenL nf pahi Ru'dTrtMir.
and thought It would bo juit tho thing for her
ruau. itvuuvmcu, i belli, uvu limes Ulier u uouie.
She took It. 1 sent airaln alter more. Ko Mivcr.il
times. Trouble i why, If you could see how much
good It has done her you would say that women
nro Die greatest of (iod'a blessings, and I'akkek's
TON'io Is the next."
This preparation, which has been known ns 1UK.
iiKiiBiiiMitK tonic, win nereaiier uncalled bim
nly I'AKk'EK's Tonic, nils chamrti lnu ln-mi ren.
dered necessary by hubstitules lmposod upon
their customers by unprincipled dealers under tho
name of glnirer : and as irlneor Is really tin mum.
portant ilavorltig Ingredient, wo drop tho inls
leadlmr word.
Thero Is no change, however, In the preparation
Itself, and all bottles remaining In the bands of
ucaicrs, w rapiKM unuer me namo or riHKKH'a
(Iiniiih Tonic contain tho genulno medicine if tho
lausiinuu higu.uurt- 01 uiscux s go., is at (lie ixu
torn under outside wrapper.
l. l mm, m, i
Hoiical Superintendent of the Sanitarium.
Invalid's Home.
ISlooiiisbnrg, Pa.,
Devotes special attention to Epilepsy,
Nerves! Affsnlons, ami Diseases of Wcmon,
PattenU received ut the Sanitarium on
reus aiMa teuui fur boar 1 und treatment
P. 8. No charge for flrst consultation,
apr 27, '83
DEMOCRAT, BL00M8BURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
ou comi-ouni) KXTiiAirr or
ASPAEAGUS,
llu Ihtii iiritiininirril by Irnillnu pliyilrltiiin l
Miirr rure lur llnn-e ul l n
Blatter, Kidneys, Urinary Orpns,
Pain in the Back
AND
Gravel, or Renal Calculi,
violent colic pain In region ot the kidueys, pain
very necn-, nnd returning from time to time unui
t ho calculi Is discharged, which Is generally has
tened and n radical euro performed by tho use of
A S P A E G O.
FOtt SILK BY ALL DllUGUISTS.
I'rlco Hi per bottlo, or tl bottles for IS. Sent to any
iiuurcss in tuu uiiiuii maicts iree ui expense,
cm receipt of cash or 1'. o. order.
Dr. Pounder Family Medicine Go.
il . SI'.COM) treel, I'nllmlriplila I'll.
BLOOflBBUitf PLANING MILL
Trie underslzned havlntr out his nanlne Mil
on Hallroad Street, In nrst-ciass condition, Is pre
pared to do all kinds ot work In his line.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
furnished at reasonable prices. All lumber usod
Is seasoned nnd none but skilled workmen
are employed.
ESTIMATES FOE BUILDINGS
tarnished on application, l'lnnp nnd nnecinca
ttons prepared by an experienced draughtsman.
CIIAIll.ES HRVG,
Bloomsbur?, Pa.
BL C. SLOAN & BRO.,
15I.00MSHUHG, PA.
.M tnufneturers ot
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, PHAETONS,
SLEIGHS, PLATFORM WAGONS, &C.
I'lrst-class work always on hand.
IlEPAIRhVQ XEA TL YDONE.
Prices reduced to suit the times.
E F. SB&RPLESS,
FOUNDER AND MACHINIST,
NEAR L.& B. D3PCT, BLOOMSBTJSO.PA.
Manufacturer of Plows. Stoves and nil kinds ot
Castings. Largo stock of Tinware, Cook stores,
lloom stoves, stoves for heating stores,school
houses, churches, tea. Also, large stock of re
pairs for city st,ovr8 of all kluds.wholesale aud retail
sucn as t iro urick, urates. ua,uenires,c ,uiove
1'1D3. Cook Unllers. Solders. Cake Plates. Lanre
Iron Kettles. Sli'd Boles. Wscron lloxes. all kinds
of Plow Points, Mould Hoards, Holts, Plaster, Salt,
VUiSK MAJHlUUi, d-C.
fobst-f
B.
F. HAKT3IAN
KKPRKSKNTS TnK FOLLOWING
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANIES
i
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ork. of Pennsylvania.
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OOlce on Mirk.it street, No. 5, Dloimiburg.
UCL. 24, iv-iy
itarrH
A I'oHlUve Cure
A gentleman from
Orwell, Ia called my
attention to Ely's
Cream Halm as a reme
dy for catarrh, Hay
Fever, c lie was so
earnest In asserting Is
to be a positive cure
that I purchased a
StOCk. P. F, HVATT, M.
L. llordentown, N. J.
riiinW
HIVFTVFBiy
tT Eg
ifiSfa'km Into the nostrils.
$$&t8 lly absorption It effect-
Atinlv bv little Hn.
VVslV t uany cleanses mu ua.
CVvUsaJ sal passages ot ca-
HAY "EtVER healthy becretlons. it
allays Inflammation, protects tho membranal
linings oi me neau irom nuuiiiuuai cuius, uuui-
ileiely ueais the sores and restores me senso or
:aste arid smell, lienerlclal results are realized by
n few applications. A thorough treatment will
cure, unequaled for colds In head. Agreeable to
use. nenu lor circular, soiu uy urufctfist3.
mall 50c. a package stamps.
ELY IIUOTUL'IW, UrUgglstS, OWCgO, N. V,
October Hli-lw d
jpurgativts
MARK NEW RIOn BLOOD,
And will completely chango tho blood In the en
tire system In lliree months. Auy person who will
tako ono pill each night from one to twelve weeks,
may bo restored to sound heall h, It such n thing is
posble. For curing Female Complaints theso
Pills have no equal. Physicians use them la their
practice. Bold everywhere, or sent by mall for
cents In stamps, send for pamphlet, I. S. JOHN
SON & CO, Uoslon, Mass. apr 18
Ald-7 mos.
PUKE INDIA TEAS.
Absolutely nure. Thev contain no snurlous orex-
hnuled leaves No Chemicals or Coloring Hatter
used In their preparation. Very valuable for mix
lng with weaker China teas. They contain a very
high percentage of tixtrucu They are cultivated
under the supervision of foreigners, upon tho
inosv uppiuveii ineiuuus. jiio icai is uiuiiiiuiiiu:u
by Machinery, giving uniformity of appearance
throughout entire plucking. They retain ilitlr
vnlu.ibln qualities for an unusual length of me.
M'll. ly. 11111.1.11., & HI., liiu i.uici nu,
York. Agenw of the Calcutta Tea Byndlcate,
sepu sww u
CATARRH
llAV-PEVKIt.
Klj"s Cream llalm to
all Hay Fever buffer
ers. It being, In my
opinion, founded upon
experience and a sure
cure. I was aflllcted
wit) llnv Vt'vpr fnr&l
years, und never be
fore ioumi permanent
relief. Wkhbtkb II.
HibMsa, Marshtleld,
vu
tnulv liv mtlft fin.
ger Into the nostrils,
lly absorption It tt-
UAV.RCUenuwl passages of ca-
leCIUHliy flGUllBrS IllC
r 1 w w tnrriiin line;. enoMntr
healthy becretlons. It allays IntlammaUon, j)io-
iucui ine ineinoranai linings ot vimueuu irauiw
dltlonal colds, completely heals tlio bores andre-
i.t,,n.o ,1.1. tun... rf (no.u n wl .tnall H.tMM rf !l 1 Tvl.
suits nro realized by a fow applications. A thor
ough treatment will cure, uneuualled for colds
In tu bead. Agiioablo to uso. send for circular,
hold by druggists, lly mall Wc a package
uuj, 10-1 a
CUUS UHlst AUUSi IAIIJ.
ii.i cuci pyrop. -iwiiw sf
, i iu iu ,n iiivjuiui.n
)KB -C8, MPI
Kl
SPEER'S
PORTUGAL GEAPE WINE
Also
i'NrKu.Mi:NTi:i) chiapk ji'ich
Used In tho principal Churches for Communion,
Kicellciit tor 1 cmale., Weakly Persons nnd tho
ngeii.
Spoor's Port Grape Wine!
FOUR YEARS OLD.
Tilts C'F.t.KnilATKI) WINK Is tho puro Juice of
tliodcadilpoOpoilo (.rape, ralu'd In Spccr's
vineyards. Its tnialuable,
Tonlo and Stronsthenlcj; Properties
nro unsurpassed by any other Wine. Hclng pro
duced under Mr. speers own iiersonal supervision,
Its purity nnd genuineness, nro guaranteed by tho
principal Hospitals nnd Hoards nf Health who havo
oxamlnedlt. Tho youngest child may partake of
It, nnd the weakest Invalid use it to advantage.
It Is nartlculnrlv benenclal to thn nrnvi nnrt
debilitated, nnd suited to the various ailments that
uiii'CL uiu weaKer h.'x.
Itls In every respect A WINHTO UKHEUKDON.
Speor's Dnformented Qrap3 Juice-
lalhAlitlMflflh. r . .1 1 ...
us natural, iresu, sweet sinto as it runs from tho
presn by fumigation, thereby destroying the exci
ter of fermentation. It Is perfectly pure, freo
fmm DnlHa n rw-l tm-IM In ...... ..W...
jamyutitunui- i.FUIlf IMHmiS l'rVSUrCU in
"' ojmiwi ii tit in uuj Allium1-
Speers Burgundy.
to i. v..iiiv lieu iiii-umwi jirj wine, useu uy iuo
wealthy classes as n Table or Dinner Wine, nnd by
nlivOpltina Inpnui, v n .In, .
..... ......... . MV u nmu uiii,t'm ui a
sweet port Is desired.
Spaot'a (Socialite) Olarot.
IslieldlnhlghestlTiattonfnr Its richness as n
Dry Table Wine especially suited for dinner use,
Speer's P. J. Skorry.
a i, iuc ui uii-ii'ii v.ii;iriieier aim paruiKOS oi
the tlchqualltlesot the giapo from which It Is
made.
Speer's P- J. Brandy.
IS A V1UIK ilUtlllitlnn r.v.r,, , l, n., .,
stands unrivalled in this Country for incifldual
purposes.
It has n peculiar flavor, similar to that of the
graiies froinwhtch it Is distilled.
seo mat mo signature ot ALFRED SPKEH, Pas
saic N. J., Is over the cork of each bottle.
SOI 13 BY O. A. KLEIM.
AND UY DMJHaiSTS EVEIU 'V1IBKB.
Sep. 2S.'8-'llyr.
Tv "171 (N m not, life Is sweeping Dy, go
Kf H V I ' nnd diro before j ou dfc
III 'A I I "onietulng mighty nnd su b
A llmo lcavo behind rnponnncr
time." His a week you own town. 5 outllt free.
No risk. Kveryllilng now. Cii'Ual not required.
Wo will f urnlsli you everything. Many aro m iking
fortunes. Ladles make as much as men, and boys
and girls miko great pay. Header, If you want
basluess nt which you can mako great p ly All the
timo, nt for particulars to II. iUiett & Co.,
Portland, Maine D e. 8. '2-lv.
MAKE HENS LAY
An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist,
now traveling in this country, says tint most of
ttia Horse and Cattle Powders sold hero aro worth
less trash. He siys that Slicrldin's Condition
Powders aro absolutely puro nnd Immensely v ilu
nole. Now ngou earth will mako n in lay like
Sheridan's Coudltlon I'owdoi s. Dose, 1 teaspoon.
ful to 1 pint food, sold every whero, or sent by
mall for s letter-stamps. I. s. Johnson &. Co..
Boston, Mass. aid Jan Sd'sJ-ly.
BUTTER
For COLOR and SWEETNESS
Ujo BEAN'S CONCENTRATED
Extract of Annatto.
Nture' own Color. Brightest
nl RHnn.. K va.i. V...
ek.ot, or irnd 25 ett. In aivop. for . iBrapIo, coloring 6001b., to
1EAS. IURE 4 CO,, No. H35 Market St., I'll I LAI) 'A."
Juno l-ly ass
lndustrl-
before tho
wo win
ftml olrl a
wanted everywhere to work for us. Nnwisiiin
timo. You can wcklnsparo time, or give your
whole timo to tho business. No other business
will pay you nearly as well. No ono can fall to
make enormous pay, by engaging at once, costly
outfit and terms free. Money mado fast, easily,
and honorably, Address Thdk a Co , Augusta,
Malno. Dec. 9, 4-ly.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
rem tub
LIVER
And all Bilious Complaints.
Safe to take, being pnrcly vegetable; no griping.
I'rlco i waits. AU Druggist.
October 5tli-4w d
MASON & HAMLIN ORGANS.
Now illustrated crttnloguc, (40 jip. 4to)
for sensoa of 18S.'l -4, including many new-
styles ; the best assortment of the best and
most attractive organs wo have ever offer
ed, and at lowest prices, $22 to $G0O, for
cash, easy payments or rented. Sent free.
Mason & Hamlin Orp & Piano Co.
Boston, 151 Tremont St. ; Now York, 18 East Uth
su ; inicagu, li'j auasn .wu.
Sept, 31-4W d
BOOKS-500.000
VOLUMES, tho choicest literature of the world,
loo-page Cataloguo tree. Lowest prices ever known.
NOT bold by dealers, sent for examination before
payment on evidence ot good faith.
JOHN B, ALDEN, Publisher,
V. O. Box I4.T.
18 Vesey St., N. Y,
sept, i'l-iw
a
GktTfel Tl fAUKXTO Wanted i The
immediate and tinmenso
Juuu,uiuiaiiij ui iiin.iouui wr 13
"owlnir to Its belnir verllv a crand tre.is.
ury of tho bcst-lovcd gems of Song. WJ pages
.'in) pieces, such us "Swanco Itlver", "O Best In the
ijoiil, "liusu mee, My nauy," eie., etc., which ill
bheet uni-le would cot nearly f 100 i In this elegant
volume only IJ.W. Eminent critics, such as Pattt,
NlKsoii. Whitney, Thomas, Thursby. and others
sayltls: "A perfect marvel of excellence1" "is
lull ot genuine (lems, nnd should be lu even' home."
Airents are coining money. For terms and nartl.
no uook like it : .o com neiiuon. uemanu is oriK
cuiars auuress
liuuu.vitu iiitus., ruoiisiiers, rmuucipnia, i'a
riepLSHw d
WORTH SENDING f OR!
Dr. J. IL B0I1KNCK hu Jut publithcd a look on
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS
N0 HOW TO CURE THEM
Inch li offer.! I'll I'll, rwtrld.to U n 11 rants.
tcoutaUiap.'ubl. ti'ormllon foraUnhoi.uil,OM)
Iii&uiBelvoii aiuttiil uiui.nir U.bltj to anydlB(iiuof
UiaUirmtcrluum. Mention ttL)iir. Addma
Cr. J.ll. ht'lli:.ril A KIIN. ri.ll.Jrlphla.fs.
(MW('yM.wwAlMA(.(.rviaiiAKiJb)
Sept. S'-iw U
WISE
peopla nro always on
lookout dir. c.haness ti
the
to la
create lh Ic Lrnlngs.and In
timo iH'wIilrVrftalihy i those
who do not imnrovo tliclr onnorluultles remain in
povert)'. Wo oner a great clunco to make money,
we want nisny mon. womou, b ys and girls to
wort lor ua rl.-iu m tuviorra louaiuio. Any ono
nxn da ha work nrono rfrom the first strt. The
business will pay mora y an ten limes ordinary,
wages. Expensive outiitburnlshed free. No one
who engages falls to i fa money rapidly. You
.can devoto your whole mak to the work or only
your spare moments, I'tljqell Information nnd al
lltaL 19 UOclieu PVV.V 11 VV. 41111.1 oil naun a. V.U
rortiano, waine. fve, , 'M.iy
COLEMAN
0lI.i:O3fJ. NHWAB.!'.. tl, .1.
20 mlniues of New Yom. Moi um forgrad.
uatesthauallotherbChoolscoiuUui;d. Llebchot
arbhlp, ia Writefor circulars.
(Sept. Hth-lw r
eayi Tho
JKk:
mm
ON 30 DAY'S TRIAL.
TUB VOLT UO BELT CO, Marshall, Mich., wli'
send till. DYIS'M CBLmilUTHII El.ilOTIIo'VOL
TAIO 1IELT.1 and KLKCl'KIC APPLIANCES on
trial for 3 ulays to mon (voungor Old) who nro af
flicted with NervotH Dobllliy, l,OBt Vlf nitty, nnd
Kindred troiiDlo, guanuiteelng snccdyand com
pletn restoration ot health nnd manly vlg. r. Ail
drops ns above N. II. No risk Incurred, as nn
Jays' trial Is allowed'
Kcb.Dth-lyr, r
stmsomi.E NOW von
THE COLUMBIAN
Sl.fiO A YHAH
GMAIN STREET,)
(GHKAIB AVIKOUMMIIf
Ready and Waiting for You.
The Fmest, T3sc latest, T3ic Most Artistic
Styles of
ELEGANT
AND
Higi,i,,cc,ct,grjg' FUBNISHiNGS.f Hi Uia-
OUR RECEIPTS
OF FALL Mm WINTER GOODS.
Cull and lio Convinced that Wo
Lmi jiniv icpuiality
Lamest stock & lowest prices
MMMIABIsiM BTWME
OF
IF I .A. 2sT O S,
F1NU INLAID FRENCH WALNUT CASK 0IIGAN, STOPS, $90 CASH.
Easj- Terms. SatlNCactluii Ciiinraiitcrd.
i3 EGOIST'S W-A.K.B ROOMS,
MUSIC HALL BLOCK,
ifiinivi's aud Tliresliers
wishing to purchase rlrswi.iss
articles ot
THRESHERS AND SEPARATORS,
ALSO,
Ode umOTwo-ISiu'sc Tri'iul Iny.
ors.
with Threshers and Hhakers, will ilo well to call on
or address J. M. HUI.silIZKIi,
light Street, Columbia county, Pa.
tv All work warranted. Send for price list
and give ine a trial. No butter machines aro
maiutacturcu for this section ot .the country.
July m 3m
INUUItAIII.liS NO I.dNCDlt in Ilrlght's ill.
lsease, diabetes dropsy, gravel, stone, discharges.
Hi'rmatnrrhoea, htiletun'S, varicocele, dlsoaseil
prostate gland, ImiKiteiice. sore tliro.il, catarrh,
consumiuion, dlzluess, btllouiiu-ss, nulaiiu. In.
digestion, hoaiLiclii', costlveness, nei(r.ilga, rheij.
mallsin, skin eruptions, bloQij iHdauii, nloers, liver,
heart, blaader and klJuey Jlsoases. A medical
book mailed free, giving directions for their pre
vention and emo w Ithoiit polQiis, nauseom medl.
dines, pain or confinement, by tho Kuropenn and
American Medical Bureau spec! ilty lihyBkians' In.
ieninl and local lR'rlecied tronnient preserlitons,
or the AsahU Ml(e'.i biu(iig Water, ut l.UM llrojil.
way, Sew York. hept. lth-w r
OIL WINTER&US EN,
PEPPERMINT, ETC.,
Bought lor Net Cash, on receipt and approval,
without charge for commission, Broker.
a;;e, etc., by
DODGE & Qi-COTT,
86 U 83 WILLIAM ST., HEW YQUK.
Kept, Htli lw
TTT TTI?n noriteile, inlaw men to
i A IN lliU. wll Vruu iieid, oninr
' ' i.aiiciii.. paid, l i'U nn litmUiii. kIumi,
so Incxperloueed men .'.ui ...ma l.-.n n the bu-dm-.
Addrtw J. F. LUCiaiti; BIllull'JXJN, N. Y. (one
inilo cast ol Uochesicr, N. V.)
ejU 14tu-4w. r
Thoro is no Baking
mm
lis qualities, Medicinal and Culinary, guarauteo Hoalth
and Luxury.
i
Km- tho (lelelunlcd ChleUt'ilng, Ivors &
1'oiul, nnd V(iso& Son PianoH. Worldire
liowni'd Esley Ors ns. Violins. AVcordrmis
nnd Sheet Musto. CVlebralcd White, New
High Arm Davis, New Home, lloyal Bt.
John, nnd Light Hunninir Domestic bowing
.Machines. Needle?, nil niul attachments
for all maUes of Hewintr Jlnchincs.
CLOTHING
"lit mcl pric.
can always lie tail at tie
WILKES-BAKUD, TJL
.luncl
ORNAMENTAL IRON
Suitable for
Yards,
Cemetery Lots
and
Public Grounds.
The following shows the Picket Gothic, ono of
tho beieral beautiful styles ot Fence manufactured
by the undersigned.
For Beauty and Durability they aro unsurpass
ed. Bet up by experienced hands and warranted
tQKlve satisfaction.
Prices ftml specimens of otlior de
signs sent to nny (uliiress.
Adilress
!. m, HESS,
BLOOMSBURG, PA-
May4.tt
Tho IIuywu1 Ouipe, Na
31, 1'Bll ami Winter, 1683,
Kivi wlinleMitlo prices dirttt
lo emuumeri en uverytblng
you use, cat, il rink, wear, or
have I ii w 'i I iills Low
loonier wltli ciai ttii '. o jiac'ia largo
ones iJ.IHlO ill lrtl"iis-a wliolo
picture galler '. ( nuius information
gleaned Iruni tnu imiri.eiii 1 1 tlio world.
Ko otlier iriie-lii-,iU n f.xlHiencp)ritaIns
Mliimliinlur-iuti ill. r!ent'fr6'ij)iittliyail;
ilrtauiiipi .1)101 i,t('lin&tacQ'7(), ItUl
lie.irl'r.i.m iii . vilt i.siilicnln ourclty,
Knu 1' i nil i .' i;n'rs. llesptttfully,
fil & aUD Wubm-U Avenue, Chlcnnu, IU
Bept, n nw ass
Powder oqtinl to ho
nm
RAILROAD TIMS TAB
nUNNSYLVANIA 1UILUOAD. I'lML.
I ADISM'HU KIIIK It. It, DIVISION NIi
NOIlTHKItN CENl'ItAI, KA1LWAY. AH"
TIME TABLE.
bu' elect fcept. sub, 1383. Trains lcavo Sun-
EASTWARD,
0 85 a. m. Soa blioro Express tor Hnrrlsbiirff
and ntcrmcdiato stntlona. I.nnrntr !.h f-.Vh
phla, New, York, luitlmoro nna WnsblnVton Bt.
riving nt 'hUaaefplila 3.18 p.m.i Now rk'c so
p.m.i 1 altlmore, 8.U5 p.m.; WalUnKton oiu in
m., maklnKCloso connections at rinTarlelpnlaior
all sea snore points, .iim ior
1.6a p. m. l)ay express tor Hnrrlsburir nnd In.
termedlato stntlons, LnncasWr, I'lillndeliihin Ni.to
Yonc. ualtlmoro anu Wasliu glon, nrrlviAff
'huadeiphia r.ssp.m.! New Ark imj p,!m"
Ualtlmoi e, T.ls p. in.; Washington, 8.40 p. a. i-uiil
manl-nrlor cartlirougli to r-ullaclclpliia aim ni".
songer coaches through to I'lUlailclptia anil Haiti.
8.!o'p. m.-Vllllamsport Accommoaatlon tor
Uarrlsburg and nil luleimcdlato stations, ill.
W&l' f laflc'Pma "HQ now York, nrrivlmr nt
l'Wladelplila 11.65 a. m.; New Yorl e.ia a.8 r,.
Sleeping car nccomrnodailons can bo scoured at
llarrlsDurg lor Philadelphia und Now York-, rwin.
tu10eaPntinTm.Can'um,,,n ln s,eepcr
s.osa.m.-Eri'eMallfor Hnrrlstmrg and inter,
medlato b allous, Lancaster, I'hllaJoipnla, New
York, llaltimoro and Wnsmngion, nrrlvinB at
h adelphla t.co a. in. ; New York, ll.io a. m .
I altlmore 7.40 a. rn.; Washington, 9.10 la m
Through I'ullman slenplng cars are run on thin
train to 1'hlladelphla, liaiumore Tand WashfnEton
End Baltimore. BC' v"uut"ua 10 ''"'""PlUa
WESTWAltD,
RMn m lMnM.I1,n.i,.i. , ... ...
throuirh n.asspntror nriariio n u-t V tuH
I'ullman f alaco olfs to LTlf alo via Emporium.'
,.FcLr Canandalgua and Intermediate stations
I ocnestcr, Uutralo and Niagara Kalis, wiiiJ
'T? 5 ''ullraai1 "'Mo car touanaida gua and
through passongor coaches to Itochestor. fc ttuuu
1.05 p. m. Niagara Bxpross tor Konennd Inirr.
mediate stations with lln ough passenger coacnoa
V S?0'.1"?' eanandalsua and pr nclpSintor
medlato stations, itoclicsier, uuniloand NlttJam
??nXlh UiroaBb Parlor car to VVatklnSBand
through passengor coaches to Rochester.
TUKOUOII TRAINS TOR SUNBUIIY PROM TIIK
EAST AND SOUTH.
I'htladelphta, T.40 a. m., FlSlroJ'0 till
rlvlngat8unbury,l.U5 p. m., with tlirouVh Pun
manfarlorear from 1'lilia, 0 phla and t hrouch
passenger couches rrom 1'hllailclphla and mi-
J3?,1;!?0 Ica,os . Now YoTk 8.00 a. m. : r-hlladcl.
Pn'?'1 ,?,a-m': Washington, 9.30 a m.; linltl-
?m,u'.1,?,t?.a; w" n,Tlr '"If at sunbury, 60 p
rVh0u?ibtirree.DSC'' C0aCm'3 rrAm V1&A
, l0,1aii leave3 New York 8.00 p. m.: fhlladel
Ha' P- m- Washington, !so p m a it.
SSh0'.115 P-um- arr'v'n? at sunburr, o.ia a m
""ffli i'ullman i-alaco sleeping 6ars from
ft Washington and llaltimoro and
through passenger coaches from Philadelphia.
NlllTMV. II i7f.Ti.11if St U.'tTir... ' .
NnN0KfiVwKlV.mrcniua
Mall Kast leaves a unbury 0.45 a. m., arrivinu at
lUi??nJ,e,rK l&h '"'i Wflkos-barro iio a! m.
a"n0 '.1.1Sr,rjr"-!il ?" Wiltos-bnrro 8 10 i5 fii.
i.,il.'i,VC3t ll;avtu WlUuM-barre huo n. in., nrrlv
'"U'iSTJ,0 12'C,IJ?; '"Lunbury 12.66 p. m
mingatllloomKcrry7.07p. ra, Hunbury 6.05 p
ClIAS. E. PUOII, J. n. WOOD,
uen. Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent.
JpiIILADELPHA and KEADING ROAU
ABRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
TRAINS.
July 3 18S3
TH1INS I.KAVB KOFSBT 13 rOLLOWB(8DNDAV
KXCKPTun.
For New York.Phllartnlnliln Tloollnr. r.cin
Tamaqua, So., 11,48 a. raj '
For Catawlssa, 11,45 a. ra. 6.13 and 10.30 p. ra.
For WlUlamsport.e.so 11.45 a. ra. and 4,0a p. m.
For Lowlsburg and Sunbury, 4.O6 p. m.
ihaiks roa norBRT liavh as roLLOwe, (sondat
sxckitid.)
Lcavo Now York, via. Tnmancnd 9,oo a. ra. and
via. Bound Brook Route 7,45 a. m.
Lcavo Philadelphia, 9,50 a. m.
Loavo Reading, n,w a. m., Pottsvlllo, 18,88 p. ra
and Tamaqua, 1,35 p. m.
Loavo Catawlssa, 6,30 11.03;a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Iavo Willlara8porr,,45 n.m.4.05 n. m. and 6.00 p. m
Leave hi1ub11ry4.su p. in.
" Lewlsburg4.!ip. m.
Passengers lo and from Now York, via. Tama
nend and to and from Philadelphia go through
without change of cars.
J. E. WOOTTKN,
C.G. HANCOCK, Goncral Manager.
Jan'lorissiSn';cr nna 'llcl0t A80it.
EL.VWA1IE, LACKAWANNA AND
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
NORTH,
STATIONS.
Hcranlon....
Uellevuo. .
p.m. p.m. a.m.
SOUTH
9 15
9 09
9 03
8 66
8 43
8 42
8 37
i 45 9 45
a.m
p.m. p.m.
s lo c 17
6 22
V 30
U 37
'faylorvUle., 9 46
9 30
9 24
20
27
34
t 21
0 34
H 41
fi 46
6 51
C 55
6C8
7 1)2
7 10
7 17
7 22
7 to
1 37
8 CO
8 25
8 40
8 CO
0 00
1 CO
8 06
8 10
8 18
8 sr.
8 F0
8 lb
6 62
00
9 04
8 St)
...i.uLKawauna.l 9 12
9 10
""! ..lOlUIl . ... I V OS
.. WestPlttstonllo os
9 14
"JWUIIllg,,,,
.........Maltby....
uIlnnnntt.
10 (8 44
e 23
Oil
1 so
1 43
1 35
9 04
8 25
8 16
9 04
Kingston... 10 16 64
.......Kingston.... ilO 18 2 64
8 65
. .j uiuutu u llliu I
....Plymouth., in ss ni
1 25
1 18
1 119
S 07
8 47
8 39
8 28
8 17
8 12
".uiiuuiv,,, a uo
1 XJn,, ........ I.n n. . .n
8 00
7 Jftla At
HuuiucK-BL'reek 10 42 3 is
..-Shlckshlnny. 10 ee 3 83
....Uick's Ferry. 11 07 3 45
....Beach Haven, li is 3 61
""....VH,UHU..1U 3 1U
7 S3 V 01
7 20 12 15
7 911 10 lul
7 13 11 47
7 09 11 All
S U0
7 56
7 62
7 44
7 38
7 33
1 29
I 11
i..... t.ui vvii;k.., m JO a 07
..iiuur i.recK.
Willow Grove
..Llmoltldge.
T 05 11 89
4 07
4 12
4 20
4 S7
4 83
4 36
4 tt
5 19
6 26
O 07 11 10
ft fl in kq
.6'ibomsbufg.',
....
11 t9
11 ar.
0 45 10 60
Ill to
37 10 44
18 10 22
10 10 Of)
04 10
45 9
CatawPa llriuc'e
Tlnnntllr.
11 66
1! 19
I... .uuu,o(i
Chalasky,,
. i uameron...
5.Northumberl'd
ili 45
p.m. a.m.
a..m,
p.m. p.m. a.m
o...- ., W. P. HAUiTEAD, Supt.
superintendent's omen. Hcranton. Feb. 1st. issv
MILLIONS
OFTKEEV.
For FLORISTS and
AMATEURS.
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IlalbB, Vrncli lnau,
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PAYNE'S I O Horoo Spark-Arrostlng
PorWblo Knlno has cut 10,000 ft. of Jllchlgsii lino
Boardii ln 10 hours, burping elabs frura tho aaw iu
tight-foot length.
Our 10 norit vt Guaranltt to fumhh powr to
H 8,000 fei t of Hemlock Hoard In 10 tioura. Our
U Uoru will cut 10,000 fitt In iim time.
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Cut Ofl. If yon want a Stationary
or Purtablo Enirlne. Holler. Clreil.
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Wrouehl-Iron IulleT. neni for out
lllnatrated catalogue, No. 13, for
Information uud nrlcea.
D. W. I'AVNK i BONS, .
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