Eluoitel Farmer's.
..If If, is an tulvnntago to tho plivni
oians, or uio lawyer, or tho minister, to
rcoivo instruction In tho prinoiples and
knowledge portalnlng to thulr several
professions, thon itjis nono tho less ad
vantageous to tiio farmer to bo Instruct
ed in tho prinuiplos of agricultural bc'i
onco. Agriculture is ono of tho most
difficult solenocs. It is mado up of sev
oral snbordlnatc sciunoes, and an un
derstanding of its principles requires
an acquaintance with chomUtry, bota
ny, zoology, and several other sciences.
Tho soil ij a vast labratory in which
no most complex chemical transforma
tions are going forward, and it Is for
tho farmor to understand, direct, re
tard or hasten thoso changes, and thus
promote tho growth ot the plants lie
cultivates. The succesful farmer must
not only bo acquainted with tho sol
enco of'agricultiirc, but must also know
to npply that knowledge in tho prac
tice of tho art of agriculture. It is true
a man will succeed fairly well ns a far
mer who only understands tho art of
agriculture, but a knowlcdgo of tbo
scienco is needed in order to furnish
general principles upon which to prac
tico tho art and mako progress in
improvement. Tho man who only
knows the practical part of agriculture
docs not understand tho why and where
fore, and will not bo nblo to vary his
operations to meet tho changed condi
tions which arc continually arising.
His success in farming will bo more
of tho "lucky" order, instead of resting
on any substantial basis. Tho scien
tific agriculturist will bo able to stir
mount all obstacles and insure suc
cess Our most successful and most pros
perous farmers are thoso who havo tho
best understanding of their business.
Many of these men do not claim to bo
educated men. Thoy never received
while at school a day's instruction in
agriculture, but they have been closo
students of tho scienco since thoy bo
gan farming. They arc keen obser
vers, they learn from experience, from
nature, and from tho operations ot oth
ers; thoy read tho best agricultural pa
pers carefully, anil, study tho best agri
cultural books, they attend tho agricul
tural meetings and participate in the
discussions, or listen attentively to what
others say. In all thoso ways thoy
havo been educating themselves, and
by dint of closo application, they have
supplied in part tho lack of early in
struction in agriculture.
There is amplo scope for tho farmer
to uso all the education that ho can no
quire, and no ono need abandon agri
culture in order to seek employment
which will call forth all tho powers of
tho miud. In grappling with tho many
questions which arc impressing upon
tho attention of agriculturists, and de
manding solution, the most ample and
vigorous intellect will find amplo exer
cise. When tho farmer enters upon
tho practice of agriculture, however
thorough his preparatory education
has been, ho just begun the educational
course of his life. As au active and
progressive agriculturist, he will be a
close student, and learn daily more and
more in regard to this, his life woik.
The better tho preparatory education
and.training of Iho farmer, tho belter
will be his start in life, and in order to
give all a fair start, it is highly essen
tial that tho instruction given in
our common schools should be such as
will bo to a large extent, of practical
value to the farmer. That a chance
can bo made in tho courso of study pur
sued hi the common schools, such as
will attain this object, can easily be
demonstrated. This is a matter worthy
of the attention of farmers and all in
terested in education IT. Rcyitolds,
M, JJ., m JY. Ji. Manner.
Corn Fodder.
Vaugan's JInnuaL
"When tho farmer has stored up tho
ears of coru in his bins ho has laid only
two-thirds of tho feeding value of his
crop. Tho stalks that boro his corn
hold another third. Yes, tho stalk, or
corn fodder, as it is called, is worth
nearly or quito one-half of the grain
for feeding stock. Governor IJoutwell
estimates tho valno of his fodder at one
half tho vr-luo of his hay j that is, if the
hay is sold at 820, fodder was worth
SlO, and for every ton of fodder used
ho sold one ton ot hay. Ur. Esturte
vanl estimates his fodder at a six-
tenths tho value ot his hay ; that is,
when ho sold his hay at 22 his corn
fodder'bronght 13.20 a ton. Yet so
many farmers ignorant of its true value
regard it only as a necessary ovil, aud
waste it or even burn it. It should bo
cared for when husking timo comes
with as much certainty as the main
Tho few who havo largo barns and
only moderate hclus ot torn can stow
it away loosely in their barns, but this
method is not Generally feasible. To
handle it easily bind it near tho middle
into a small compact bundle, tying
willi rye straw or tarred twine. After
a dozen or so are tied set them up care
fully in shocks. As soon as possible
after huskiiicr carrv them under Bheds
or into barns, and havo them ricked or
stacked convenient to tho barns or cattle-yards.
Tho great essential part is to
keep them lrom being washed ami
bleached by tho rains, liy cxposuro
thooarho-hydrates, tho nutritious parts,
are changed to hbro. Dr. J.owes
authority for the statement that dried
lodtlcr loses nothing but tho water m
tho drying. Thoreioro its value is
equal to that of green fodder, and it
can bo restored to its original condition
by soaking in water.
They Found It.
Abraham and Joshua had been in
vitcd to a splendid dinner.
It was impossiblo for Joshua not to
mako capital out of such an oppoitu
nity j accordingly he tnanagod to slip a
silver spoon into his boot.
, Abraham was green with envy at
Joshuas success, tor ho had not even
manipulated a saltspoon.
lint an idea struck him.
'My frents,' ho cried, I will show you
some d ricks.
Taking up a spoon, ho said : 'You
zeo deeso spoons I Veil, it, ees gono
ho cried, passing it up his sleeve. 'irc
vill find it in Joshua's boodt.
It was found.
Tho nowe9t story from the mines in
New Mexico is from Socorro, where
thoy tell of a miner whoso Mule fell
over n precipice while he was dozing.
Ho descended into the canon to recover
the book, and found it lying open on a
piece of rich nunrtz that hail been dis
lodged by tho fall. Ills eyes fell on
tho seventh chapter ot ot. iuatinow,
Tho miner read, "Ask and It shall bo
gireu unto voti : seek, and you shall
find," lie senrohod, and speedily
found a lodo over two feet in width
that assays-r-as tho story gofcs $225 a
ton. Tho story teller adds that that
partot tho country has sliicubecu over
run by prospectors with lilbles in the!
bands.
Governor Waller was the (list voter
at tho polls in New London, Conn., at
.November election.
tiik
A Human Fire.
IMIKNOMKNO.V OV A HUIININO
HKI'1'..vrKD IN TIIK 1'IIVS
IOAI, 8YSTKM.
MINK
I
I
A few years ago one of the mot Im)
portant coal mintA in PennsylvnniA
caught hro. It started slowly but Root
oblnliicd such headway that it spread
through the greater portion ot thochlm!
mine. To hood it witli water would
extinguish the tire, but well nigh mil
tho tin no ; and still tho names column
ed to increase. At that iuncturo n
young man stepped forward and sug
gestcd that nil the entrances nnu vein
holes of the initio bo covered and so
cured, thus shutting off the supply of
air. His ndviou was followed and tnu;
Haines were finally subdued.
To oomnaro thu condition of llntf
initio with many phases of thu human
system, is most natural mid appropriate!
'1' iro in the blood' is not a inert)
expression, it is a most seiious mcii
How It. originates, it may be itnpnssiuiq
to say but that it burns and rages
with an increasing fury, the one who U
its victim only too painfully knows.
Tho blood is the life. It is designed bf
nature to purify, strengthen and bus
tain the system. It is too often made
tho channel through which poison and
death are transported. PolsonoiH no'ttl i
coming through tho veins and arteries
iillamu and cause a lire just as reai ns
io ono which existed In tho mine,
They burn and irritate causing tho
brant to become weak nnd the nerves
unstrung s thev carrv pains to the nius
clesand leavoagonies in tho joints j they
bring destruction instead ot strengtu
they devastate the very portions of the
body that most require help, and thoy
hasten the approach of death in iu
most horrible form. These things have,
been felt by innumerable people who
havo been the victims of rheumatic
lisordeis. and the agonies they havo
endured confirm this description.
riiero is but one way ny wnicu una
fire in tho blood can bo extinguished.
and that Is by shutting of! tho supply;
of thoBO poisonous acids. Tho lacticj
lithio and uric acids come in to tho.blood
through the liver and kidneys, and
Ihoy remain in solution in tho blood
iirodueiiig inflammatory rheumatism,
sciatica, lumbago, neuralgia, gout and
all tho rheumatic fevers and affections.
When thoy am deposited as gritty crys
tals in and near tho joints, they cause
articular rheumatism; when in tho mus-i
elcs, muscular rheumatism and lumba
go ; when in the tissues coveiiug the
nerves, sciatica ; when in the face, head
and nerves geneially, neuralgia. In
every case thoy aro painful ; in most
ustances, dangerous. intiammatory
rheumatism is likely to locate in soma
joint and become chronic, or suddenly
attack tho brain or heart, causing apo
plexy or heart disease. 1 ho tiro in
the blood must bo extinguished
the supply must bo shut oft. This
can only I e done by guarding the pori
tals to the blood tho kidnoys and
liver ; and no means has ever been
found foraccornplishing this which can
equal Warner's Safe Rheumatic Cure.
It acts directly upon the seat of the
disorder ; it extinguishes tho ,firo by
controlling tho supply and removing
the cause.
Tho well knowu standing of II. II.
Warner it Co, of Rochester, N. Y., the
remarkable, success which Warners
Safe Cure has achieved, being indoised
by no less a liersouagu than Dr. Robert
A. Gunn, tDean of tho United States
Medical college, New York, and tho fi
delity with which they havo carried out
all their promises to the public, should
bea Buflicieut warrant that the above
statements aro ti tie. lhey, however,
guarantee to euro ninety-five per cent.
of all rheumatic troubles, especially
acute, knowing full well that the de
monstrated power ot too remedy uisti
tics them in so doing. Nothing 'can be
fairer than this, and thoso who suiter
in the luturo trom rneumutism witu
Huch nn offer beforo them, do so on
their own responsibility, and can blame
no ono it living pain ana untimely
death aro the results.
A Boy Hard to Bluff.
A Detroit physician who had bust
ness on Woolbridgo street yesterday,
had his attention called to a boy about
twelve years of age, who had picked up
a cracked watermelon from a commis
sion house, and was eating it in tho al
ley.
'iioy, that melon isn t ripe, warned
tho doctor.
'I didn't say it was,' waa the blunt rc-
'And its sour.'
'Well, I kin sweeten her I guess.'
'You look out for tho cholera mot
bus r
'I've had 'er and tho small-pox too.'
'bee here, boy, said tho doctor, think'
ing to mako a last appeal, 'if you eat
that melon you'll bo dead inside of
twenty-four hours.'
'And you look-a-hcre I' replied the
boy, as ho cut off another slice with a
piece ot iron hoop, 'you may chin and
talk and scaie all you want to, but I'm
no kid I I know what yer wantt but
you can't have it. You can take this
melon home for fifteen cents in cash,
but yer can't scare mo into letting it go
lor nothing i xouu better buy your
melons in tho regular wav, and saio
yer chin for next year's campaign.'
Detroit Free J'resa.
Giiowino Appi.i: Tiiuks. The fitat
few years of tho life of an applo tree is
tho most important period for exercis
ing caro and dilligoiieo in regard to
pruning. A well known pomologist
once Baid that he could grow a model
appio orchard and never prune with
any other instrument than u lack-knife,
Ho would begirt with tho tree as Boon
as it was taken from tho nursery, and
would at once begin to form tho futuro
top. 'I lien is tho timo to avoid crotch
es, which will be almost sure to split in
after years, and to begin at tho top at
tho right height aud in tho proper
shape. Ono is apt to begin nt tho top
too low ; it looks higher on aBinall tree
than on a largrt one. It may not bo
desiriable for tho general grower to un
dertako to do all his pruning by means
of a knife, but he can nlways uso it to
good advantage. Excessive pruning
n( In. .-., !... 1.1 1... l.. t.l
yji miu uvea oiiumu uuvuD uu JIVUllI
cd.
Ilo had inquired if there was any let
tor lor james uianx, nnd tho woman
at tho general delivery window remark
od:
"Where aro you expecting a letter
from 1"
"Well mum.' hn iihswi'i'imI iwlinalilft
od about in an uneasy way, "I'm owing
a tailor on iHioiiiguu nvenue 57, am
I've got an old niothor in Indiauapo
lis. If there's auv letter tliimi for rm
it's as likely to bo from one as
other.''
tl
Gen. Sherman says that he supposes
"llio tl mo will como when wo decreip
old men will bo hauled around in cat
ringes and showu ns relics. A man
like Gen Sherman, who can kiss
L'lrls in 110 seconds cannot ho very
110
" ... II... 1 .!...... J..-i
I cieipu out periiup, uiuta just wnui
1 telling on him.
THE COLUMBIAN AND
ODD ITEMS.
A man's mind is llko his bed
must be made up occasionally.
When a Woman sinilos from ear to
ear, it's real mean to say that her mouth
goes back in her.
The boy who bit a gruen npplc, io
marked, with a vry f.ioei "Twns ever
thus in childhood sour."
A dentist's appoaraucu is apt to de
ceive ono, Tho moro ho looks i1ovn
in the mouth tho better ho feels.
"It's a weigh I have," remarked the
butchir, ns he let Ills hand rest on the
scales while weighing thu moat.
Tho mail who sleeps on an old fash,
ioned feather bed generally feels down
In tho mouth in the morning.
tiiia Dickinson is in thu wild, whin
West. Perhaps that is tho reason wo
uivo not heard of nny tornado.
An elector in Piltslield, Mass., cast
us sixty-fourth straight domociaiic
ole at the recent election.
Venezuela took its namo from the
huts built on' piles which tho Spaniards
found there when they lauded in 14i)9.
A rock nt tho entrance of tho harbor
of Hastia, Corsica, resembles a lion ex,
aclly, even to having, a mane of creep-
l'ty ,l,l"i".
Queen Victoria weighs 200 pounds
nnd is g lining in flesh every day. In
other words, sho is rapidly becoming a
good woman.
If you havo a Held too rockv to bu
cultivated, set out an applo orchard,
ami in a lew years you will have a
handsome income from it.
In selecting seed-corn sound, solid
well-matured eats aro to be chosen
rather than ihoNC'Boleoted merely for
size and beauty.
In the dry season road dun should
be gatheied to replenish the dust boxes
n tho poultry house during llitl winter
mouths.
If you think nobody cares for vou in
this cold world, iusl try to learu to
play the illdlu or tho piano in a popu-
ous neignuorliootl.
One cause of blight in fruit orchards
is a, lank1 of thorough uiiderdraiuing.)
It is seldom that an orchard which is
well cultivated and uiiderdraincd suffers
fiom blight. 1
Pater familias to festive sou "ReJ
member, my son, it s not thu coat that
makes the man." F. S. "No, sir. I
know it; it's the punts." j
Freckles, odd ns it innv seem, are
fashionable beeauso tho Princess Louise
has them, nnd row they are produced
artificially.
The very latest fashion in dinner
plates aro square in shape nm! beautiful
iy hand painted.
Green tea affects tho nerves much'
more than black. Germans and Rusf
sians prefer black tea.
Charlotte Bronte says "women feel
just as men feel. TIioho who havo lin
ers certainly must.
They say the use of tobacco stops
the giowth, but thu use of tobacco will
never keep a man as short as the use
of liquor.
Women will bo more than over di-
gutted with politicians when they find
mat tne election lias no eitect what
ever in reducing the price of fall bon
nets.
A horse thief may beg for a respite
of twenty four hours from tho mob to
disclose important secrets, but they are
not uurious cnmign io give mm live
muntUs.
"Can your wifo drive 1" one Somer-
yilleman asked of another. JJnvo what!
''Drive a horse, of course.'1 "Drive a
horsol Why, man she cannot drive a
nail."
Tho Rev. Thomas E. Green, of Chi
cago, whoso subject on Sunday morn
ing last was the J ho Mowspaer and
How tho Devil Uses It," said that
iNoahs dovo was the first reporter.
A largo cistern has Ik en completed
at Meridian, Mh-s., with a capacity of
li;o,UUU gallons ot wntur. It is built of
briek and is made, wateit,ight with li
iiraiuic eemeui.
The kola nut, a pioduct of tropical
Atnca, where it is laigelv used for
making nn invigorating beverage, is
becoming au important article of com
merce in Loudon as a substitute fpr
coffee.
'Whnt are you laughing at my dear?"
asked Mrs. Jones of her husband, who
was chuckling over the morning paper.
'Something 1 saw here,' he replied,
'but it's haidly funny enough for two.
A French physician who recently
died at tho ngo'of 107, left word that
he had always slept with his head to.
wards the North, so that the Btrong
electrical current might pass through
him.
Pausnu Srr.w. Threo slices of salt
pork, boil ono hour and a half ; scrape
six parsnips cut in quartos lengthwise;
add to the pork, and let boil one half
hour, then add a few potatoes and let
all boil together until the potatoes aro
solt.
Early marriages are the'rule in China.
ra rents deem it a religious duty to pro-
vide matches tor tneir children as soon
ns they aro of marriageable years, and
thu young people go to thu alter m
much the same way as they go to
school in other lands. This accounts
for the dense .population ot tho em
pi re.
Tho Princo of Wales owes about
threo million of dollars, but this trifling
sum docs not worry him in the least.
Not a bit of it. The money should go
to pay his debts liospends liko a prince;
keeps a dozen fast mares, and plays the
l ... !.!!. . 1 f
u.iiiju, which may account ior llio
lueeu B ill-health and tho desire of his
children to travel.
Rctorn coinrrtn thn Hen siiln finm
0 f, - ---- ' - - -
Gom goes to a hosier to purchase a bat
ing pint.
How do you wish to havo it 1' said
the hosier ; 'we have them m cotton
and wool.'
'Givo mo .i wnolon onri. T iiihW.
stand that tho water is very cold this
year i
The Omnha Indians havo a curious
custom. When tho father dies tho
mother loses nil rights in the ohildren
liverv child, unless of vorv lender nrrp.
""rf " - '"rf --r. O '
is separated from thu mother and will
go into tho family of somo one of the
father's relatives, and may bu claimed
as his own by tho head of tho family.
1 lie separation ot llio mother and olt
spring is permanent.
"If you will let mo tako your stick
nf e.'inilv. I'll hIiow vou how Ie.m riwnl
low it and make it come out of my
ear." Tho candy was delivered. Tho
young inagician deliberately ale It.
Then, for tho space of two minutes ho
throw himself into violent contortions.
The candy fulling to appear, ho said
to tho expectant spectator, with mi air
of great disappointment : "I bcliovo
I ve torgoiteu tho rest ot it.
DEMOCRAT, BLOOMS tJlUJ, COLUMBIA" fCOt7NTt PA.
Hair OH of Hi's M
"lilemcd bo tho twin," mm Bon Quixote's neary
myutro, "who lnvonttd sleep." fUncho's nMtltu.to
Is ours, but wh.it IfonoOannotfornnrrciMon enjojr
that excellent Invention 1 "Nervousness in me had
become a dlvnw," writes Mr. William Colcmnn,
ino won Known wnoicailo ilrttfjlst ot DuiTaIo, N.
"1 cou'd not sleop, nnd my nights wcro elthor
lmssed In that sortol restlessness which nearly
crazes n man, or In n kind otslupor, haunted by
tormenting dreams. Haying taken lUmnn'i.To.
io for other troubles, I trlod It also (or this. Tho
result both surprised and dellghtoil me. My nervoH
were toned to concert pitch, nnd, llko Caesar's fat
men, I (ell Into tho ranks nt thoso who uleep n,
nlsrhts. 1 should add that tho Tonlo speedily did
away with Iho condition otBcneral debility and
ilyftncnsia nccnslonod bvinvnrnv1misnlfVMiieiinfai
nnd jtavo mo strength nnd perfect ingestion. In
brief, tho uso of tho Tonlo thoroughly reestablish
cd my health. I havo used 1'akkku's tonio with
cntlm fmccos.s for sea-slckncss nnd for tho bowel
disorders Incident to ocean voyages."
iiiiaiiruiKiriiiiuiiiinsiim'ioiom n;en Known as
i'ahk mi's (llNOKii Tonic. Ilernnitpr n . u-ni i n,i.
vcrtlisedand sold under thonnmo of 1'aiikkh'h
Tosic-omlttlng tho word "ginger." lltscox x co.
nro Induced to mako this chango by tho action ot
unprincipled dealers who have for ye.irs ilccelvi'd
thotr customers by substituting Inferior prepara
tions under thonamo of ginger. Wo drop tho mis.
loading word all tho moro willing, as ginger Is an
unimportant ilavorlng Ingredient In ourToulo.
iviiiuiuur niuu uu cunrirc nas oyen, or
will be. madu In the nmn:ir.iMnn iiw. r nn.i nn ita
lics rcnmlnlug In tho hands of doalurs, wripned
under thonainoof I'akkkr's (Iiniikh Tome, con
tain tho genuine medlclno It tho f.to-slmilo slirna-
tllrO Of lllSCOX A-t:n.. Untthn Imltntn nf ftm.int.
Bldo wrapper.
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Hsu junavr. jmi
unfailing cure for
SciiUd.i1 W oak.
ness, Spermator
rhoea, Impotcncy,
nnd " all Diseases
tli at follow as n
sequenco of self.
Abuso;n3 loss of
MPmnrv. Ilnlvnr.
BEFORE TAKIHB.sal LasHltude.AFTER TAXING.
Pain In tho Hack, Dimness of Vision, ITenature
Old Ago, nnd many other diseases that led to Insa
nity or Consumption and a Premature crave.
liKWAiie of advertisements to refund money,
when druggists from whom tho medicine Is bought
do not rrfitiid, but refer you to tho manufactur
ers, and the requirements aro such that they
are wfdoiii, lem; compiled Itli. Seo their writ
ten guarantee. A trial of ono slnglo package of
dray's Npeclilo will convince the most skeptical of
Its real merits.
On account of counterfeits, wo havo adonted tho
Yellow Wrapper i I lie only genuine.
IWFull particulars In our pamphlet, which wo
deslro to send f rco by mall to every one. Jir-'l'ho
Mpeclllo Medicine Is sold by all druggists at II
h. r imcKiige or u pacxaes ior id, or win ue sent ireo
jy mall on tho receipt of tho money, by addressing
, THE OKAY MEDICINE CO., lluffato, N. Y.
Sold In llloomsbnrg by all druggists.
Nov (My
COLEMAN
COLXiBOXl.KBWAJlK, St. J.
so minutes of New York. Mo iiosltlons for grad-
uuutj iiuui mi uuier schools cumoinoij. i,uo pcuoi
arshlp,t40. Write for circulars.
OIL WINTERGREEN,
PEPPERMINT, ETC,
nought ror Not Cash, on receipt and approval,
without charge (or Commission, llroker
nge, eta, by
DODGE & OLCOTT,
83 li 83 WICiLIAM S7., N3tf 70 UK.
Nov W-4w r
FREE! FREE!! F R E EjiJ
This ficason'u Now Ecfwrlpttvo Catalogue & irlco
Plays,
Dramas,
Farces,
Oulda Hooks,
tscenery (Paper),
Speakers,
V Ethiopian Dramas,
Tableaux Lights,
Colored Fire,
Pantomime,
liurut cork,
"'.'if.. .
I
B
PI
jiearo, sc.
In f.ict. everything for Amateur Theatricals.
BAMUEL I'itENCll & SON, USE. llthSU. Now
York.
Nov, HWw
'"TrANTEII LA.DIK3 TO TAICK OUH
j V Nt vv Fancy work at their homos, In city or
eouuiry, uuu earn tn ui tu per wcck, inakiuK oous
iur uur run uo mwr iruutt. imjuu isc,, lursaiu
plfl uliil particulars. HUDSON M1:'U. CO., 2Kt SUth
Nov imw r
B, F. SHARPLESS'
Near L & B Dop:t, Bbora3burg Pa.
.Mamifacturcr of First class ran ires In
different etyles, cook Blows, pallor sloyes
aim siovt'H ior iit'iiiiup; stores, bciiooi nouses,
cliuicliu9 &o, I.urjjo stock of tlnwiiro riiiii
stovo repairs, eucli us giutcs, llrobrjck, )U1b,
t'cntroa tvo.
CALL AM SECORE BARGAINS,
Oct 20 If
IMS
T"W" TTimrN1511"13' -i nyron, .10c.
J h" V nrownlng, B5a,
I V J I '1 I k OUimpbell,40c Chaucer
-''' N-'uic., Coleridge, SOc, cowl
por.riOe., Mantc, soe., Dryden, ana, fioethe, 70a,
Coldsinlth, Me., llemans, 60c, Illadand Odyssey,
70e., lloixl, SO., Ingelow, hoc, Keats, 40a, .Meredith,
50c., Milton, una, Moore, too., Pope, soc, l'oe, 40.!..
Schiller. 40a. Seott. .via. Tennvsmi rwv . vin.ii im
A-Gre at- Problem.
takb all tub
KIDNEY & LIVER
Modicinos
BLOD
PUHIFIBES,
RHEUMATIC
Bomodics.
DYSPEPSIA
And Indigestion euros.
And Bi ims Spaclflc3.
BRAIN & NERUc
F.rco Rovivors.
GREAT HEALTH
Rostorers.
IN hUOUT. TAKE ALL TIIU BEST
iualitit'.s of tho'e, .'m l tho bustiiunlilii'S
in uu um nest .Muilluinos of tliu vvorlil
nnd you will Cud lIuuHOtMJlTTEl'lS
linvu tha bust curntivo qimlitici mid
powom of all fotiduntnited in thum,
nnd tint iln-y will curu wlitui nny or
nil of l licsc, singly or fonibiiiod, fail.
A thorough trial will givo positive proof
of this.
SPEER'S
PilRTU'rAL GRAPE WINE
Also
UNKEllSII'.NTEI) UKAI'K JUICE
Used in tho principal Churches for Communion.
Excellent for Eemntes, Weakly Persons and the
ngeu.
Speer's Port Grape Wine!
FO UB YEARS OLD.
THIS CEI.EnrtATEI) WINE Is tho puro Juice of
the dead ripe Oporto drape, raised In SpeerV)
vineyards. Its Invaluable,
Tonic and Strengthening Properties
are unsurpassed by nny other Wine. Ilclnit pro
duced under Mr. Speer'sown personal supervision,
its purity and ircnulneness, aro guaranteed by the
principal Hospitals and Hoards of Health who havo
examined It. Tho youngest child may partake of
It, and tho weakest invalid uso it to advantage.
It Is particularly beneficial to tho aired nnd
debilitated, and suited to tho various ailments that
affect the weaker sex.
it is in every respect A WINE TO HE HEMES ON.
Speer's Unformented Qraps Juice-
Is the lulce of tho Onorto flrnnes nreenrve,! In
Its natural, fresh, sweet statonslt runs from tho
press by fumlsratlon, thereby destroying tho excl-
icr ui luriuuiiLuiiuu. ih is pcriectiy pure, rreo
from spirits and will keep In any climate.
Speet's Burgundy.
Is a dark ricll medium Dry Wlnn imed liv tlm
wealthy classes us a Table or Dinner Wine, and by
Physicians incises wheia a drir wlnn lnste.nl nf n
sweet port Is desired.
Spooi'd (Socialite) Olarat.
Is held In hlL'h estimation for Its richness ns n
Dry Table Wine especially suited tor dinner use,
Speer's P. J. Sherry.
Is a wlno of Sunerlor Character nnd iviri.nl.-na nr
the rich qualities of tho grapo from which It Is
made.
Speer's P- J. Braudy.
IS A PUHE distillation from thnirrnne. nnd
sUnds unrtvalled In this Country ror medicinal
purposes.
It has a peculiar ilavor, similar to that of tho
(,'rapes fromwhlch It Is dlstiued,
SCO that tho slgnaturo of ALl'HED SPEEII, Pas
saic N. J., Is over tho cork nf each bottle.
SO ID BY G. A. KLEIM.
and uv uituaoisrs evehvvubhe.
Sep. S8.'83ljr.
PTTiQT'1
Ik I 'A 1 1 ometolnif rr
sweenlne Dr. eo
before you die
mlL'hrv nnd Ail h
lime leavu behind to connuer
time " tH a week you own town. t3 outdt free.
No risk. Kverythlnj new. Cinl'nl not required.
Wo vrlll furnish .vou every thin?. Mauvaromaklni'
fortunes. Ladles m ike us much as men, nnd boys
and irlrls miko great pay. Header, If you want
business at whlcn you can make great pay all the
iiuiu, wnt, iur i triiuuuirj lu 11. iiallktt k v;o.,
Portland. Maine. D c. 8, 'ss-lv.
S'uAKE HENS LAY
An English Veterinary Surgeon nnd Chemist,
uuw LrfivKiuiK iii iiiiseouoiry, sivs tnai most Of
iuu nurao anu uiuio rowaers s jiu uero are worth
less trash. lis hivs thu Sliernun's I'nnnninn
Powdini aro a03oiut"lvpure and Immensely vslu
a"lo Now ng ou earth will mako h ns lay like
nuBnuuu u luiiuion I'owaere. nose, i teaspoon
mi iu i pint io in. Koiaeverrwnere, or sent by
uiau iur o ll'ttur-riiauins. 1. D. OIlll.NEON K UO.
U03TON,Misa. all Janso'63-ly.
For COLOii and SV.'EETNESS
U: DEAN'S CONCENTRATCO
F.Mlract ol Annalfo.
Hutar' cwn Color, Brlebtcit
an! Ctrnn.,tl. Bu. .r v.ur II...
ehul,or ,cnd ti el, la mn!ii Iur .uupl,sulona2 04lon.i. ie
'i'' V, ItAHF. 4 CO., .No. s:3 llai Let St., rillLAII'A.
Juno My nis
mtvrv Aw ckm.idoatl
Vi" o3- "-st buslc
T publlo. Oinltal i
N' f start you. Men.v
horni ny tnu ludustn.
business now before the
not needed, wo win
women. Iiiivr nml i.iria
wanted evjrywhere to work torus. Now Is the
time. You can wo kin spare time, or glvo your
whole ttmo u tho business. No other business
will pay- you nearly us well. No one can fall to
mako enormous pay, by engaging nt once. Costly
outfit and terms free. Money made fast, easily,
and honorably. Address Thus & Co, Augusta,
Wm INDIAN VEGETABLE FILLS
ron tub
LIVER
And all Bilious Complaints.
Bafo to take, being purely Vfeetabloi noertilnir.
l'rlce IIS ut. All DruejUti.
nov 3-lw d
WISE
people aro always on the
lookout for chances to In
creaeih Ir earnings, and In
time become wcaliliv ; thoso
who do not Improvo their oppi tunltle remain In
oovertv. Wo offer a ereat chtneo to make monev.
We want in my men, women, b ys and girls to
wutk iyr us nvui. iu vuej hah iuu-imuui, Any ouo
nan do ha work propa rfroin the first trt. The
buslnees will pay moro y au ton tunos ordinary,
wjges. Expensive outulhurnlimd free. Nu ono
who engages falls to I to money rapidly. Vo l
can devout your whole mak to tho work nr only
your spam moment. Ktlmeil Information and al
that la ucdod sunt Iroe. vllrjn sn nson &
rufiiauu. .niiiue. ue9. sv-iy
LIVE AGEHTS WAHTED.
To sell Dr. Chase's lleeelpea or Iufonnattou for
UYerymiu iiiuiery cuuuiy iiitiiu uimeti ntates
aim l.uuuu.is rjuargeii uy inu puuuwer to ism
pages. It contains over S.Ooo household recelpes
uud Is suited to all classes and conditions ot so
ciety. A wonderful book and u household neces
sity. It sells at Bight, (Ireatest inducement over
unereu io uook agents. Kainpio copies sent b
mall. Postpaid. forfi.lU. Exclusive teirltorvirlveil
Aventsmore than doublu their monev. AddrnsM
pr.Chasu'i Stoam Printing Jtouw, aud Varbor
AGUE & FEVER,
juicnigau. I
august 31, 3ai. I
ON 30 DAY'S TRIAL.
TIIK VOl.TUhnKt.TCO, Marshall, Mich., wll
send 1)11. nVK'S nKi.RnnlTiiii urli Tiin rnt.
TAIO IUI.TS and BLKOTIUO APP1.IANOKS On
nisi i'iri u ijn io men ivoungor omi nno aro ar
fllcted with Nervous Debility, Lost. VHnlltv, and
kindred troubles guaranteeing upccdvand com
plete restoration of health nnd msnW Tiff r. Ait.
drosi ns ab iTo-N. u.-No risk Incurred, as BO
Feb. Sth-lyr. r
SUflSOItlBK NOW FOR
TFTFj COLUMBIAN
Sl.GO A YEAH,
GMAIN STREET,)
Ready and Waiting for You.
The FincHt, The Latest, The Most Artistic
r Styles of
j .ELEGANT 'CLOTHINGf
AND
Blglnducemcnu jgf NTS' FURNISHINGS. B,
OUR RECEIPTS
OF FALL ANO (WINTER GOOOS.
t Call and. be Convinced that We
Lead in qmialltyc, lilt mid pai(6e9
Lapt stock & lowest pss can always 1)3 fad at tte
0MM MM'MIAMIbM BTWMM
OF
WESBERHARDIVIAItf
PIAlTOS;
FIN 15 INLAID FUENOII WALNUT
Esmy Terms. Sutlnfactlon Ouitrauteed.
DbSA-COnST'S PIANO "WA.R.B EOOMS,
MUSIC HALL HLOOK,
L, 1 SUE, M. D.
Medical Superintendent of the Sanitarium.
Invalid's Homo,
Bloomsburg, Pa.,
Devotes special attention to Epilepsy,
Nervous Affections, nnd Diseases of Women.
Patients received at tlm nnitarlum on
reasonable tcuns for bouril and treatment.
P. 8. No clinrgo for first consultutlon.
iipr 27, '83
USE
0 T I S 1) U 0 T II E K S'
NEVER-FAILING CORN CORE!
Cures qutcklv nnd easily Hard nnd Soft Corns, Cal
louses, Warts, Mo'.ea, ic.
no kuifts ! no cutting I nu care . no pay !
Price Only 15 Gts.
PrtKl'AHEI) ONLY 11V
OTIS BROTHERS' Ohomists, Bingham
ton, N. Y.
Aug. 31-3m. M
CATARRH
IIAV.l'UVUIt.
I can rccninmond
CLY'S .
i:iy'a Cream Il.ilm to
idl Hay reer suffer.
netjrAioMW
rVR'WIcX0c.''rrn1';Ll1!!!,
Wmttti?" I cure. I was anilcu'd
with Hay Fever for
rAl.rAAM
I years, and never be.
lure iuuiiu iiermanoni
relict. W'KiwihK II,
IUhiinb, laibhncd,
Aimlr bTutlle lln.
per Into the nostm-i
lly ub-iorptloii It it.
foctually tlfaubcsliia
UAVa CTWen nusal nassaues of ca
-w -tarrhal virus, caijslnif
healthy secretions. It allays lnllammatlon, pro
tects the membranal llnliuMot tho head from ad.
dltlonal colds, completely heals tho sores und re
stores tho bouso of tuate uwi smell, llenenclal re
sults nro roallied by u few applications. A thor.
piitfli tiuatmont will cure, irnenuallwl for colds
In (ha head. AirreeablB to use. tiuiX for circular,
Bold by druggists. y mall 600. a packago
stamps. KLY UliOTllKltM, 0vct'o, W. V,
aui; jo-ly d
Thoro is no Baking Powder equal to ho
SIKIOIPVR
Ita qualities, Medicinal and Culinary, guarantee Health
and Luxury.
flViMl QUARTERS
For tho Cclclirntctl Chlckcrlng, Ivors &
I'oml, nml Voso&Son f'iutins. World-rc
tiiiwnuil Kstey Org ns, Violins, Aucortleons
nml Slicct Music. Cclcbinlcil White, New
High Arm Davis, New Home, Hoynl St.
John, and Light Ilmming Domestic Bcwlug
Machines. Ntludlcs, oil nnd attachments
for alt mnko9 of Sowing Machines.
i
CASE OUGAN, 9 STOPS, $1)0 CASH.
WIZ.XCBB-BAX.X.Z. TA.
junel
ORNAMENTAL IRON FENCES.
Suitable for
Yards,
Cemetery Lots
and
Puttie Grounds.
Tho followinc shows the Picket Gothic, one of
bFtho undeed.' ""u' "MwrM
toLelvntffiSLWrlunct'd l'andsnd wan&tca
Prices and Bpfcimuim of other tie-
uigiiB Bem 10 nny nutircss.
Address
BLOOMSBDRG, PA-
May 4-tr
o
Tho IIdyeiiV Ociiiii Na
31, pull mm Winter, 1SU3,
fcivin w Imlebidu itUutdirKt
la rouuiiKj ui uvertliing
vou uw,tnt,ilrinU,wcar,or
liayo lull witli. '1V1U how
S. M. HESS
to order wllh cxm t vl, t; . U iupc larce
om ii,;U0 ill ttruitniu wholo
picture gullcry. Cciiuliu infonmillon
Kjeaiiod lrom tliq u.urUU of llie world,
Ko oilier r!ce-)onk, in ciUti'iico contain
as much, inuinnalioii, K nt f'reatoany ad
dress upon receipt of iiostajje (7 i ts), ui
hear from ynu, or vUit us wlicn in ourclty.
Near Kxosltlnn Iluildinss, Itwptttfully,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
IW V liUVllbmhAcuiie.fhlcli, 111
Uep, ll lJif Bin
RAILROAD TIME TB
mm
PENNSYLVANIA llAILUOAl). PHIL.
itiitiMiii witt t ' 1 1
AllUr.PIIIl tr IMIlt t) ti tk.........f
ItTllKHN OKNTlJAi: ItAlMVAvV ANI)
TI1IK TA1JLK.
bury. " icavosun-
KASTWAIID,
85ft. m. Sen Slioro Kxproea for ilnrrtkhnm
nnu intermouiato stations,' Lancaster ( iffi
riving ut I'hlladefplila ii.To p. ui. . TSwToVi
a'lV. rBn,o,rrnrtsCUI'eC"UnS'lt ""'""olpnfa'.Kr
1.6a p. m.-l)ay express for llnrrlsburc nnd In.
tcrmeuiatu btatlons, Lancaster, ruiiuUcluli n r.f.w
lorn, llalllmoro ana Wusl.inBiii, ifttvf
j-ttiladelpnial.iljp.in.: Now r"Vp.gmni
Ualtlmore, 7,16 p. m.; v nshlnKton, aUo i.tn. l-m'ii
mani-arlur cartlirougli to i nllai eipnia and vl
songor coacttos through to I'huadeipula and JtLitu
it ?rri.Rr.r?'";S 1 i11?;.8.?,?" Accommodallon for
l-miaaelphla Mb n. m.; Now York 6 JJ i.'if.
HleeplnK car occomtnodatlons can bu ticurcd at
Ilarrlsourg ror 1'hiladeiphla nnd l?o w York" will"
WrLd until T iK nT. W UMIb
2.0J a. m.-Kno Mall for HnrrlsUurir and Inter.
K?JalV, 1 l,llons' '-""caster, l-hllaSclphla, New
I,la1IUmoro and Wusiilngton, arrl uni? at
l'lil lade nhla :.so n. m . m.. vil, , . ul
llaltlmorc 17.40 a. m.; NVasnington,' V.iu a. rL'
nS2naUlSRPa3!lU,,,fl-'r COaC"oa 10 ''WIMu
WlSSTWAItD,
0.S3 a. m.-Krlo JIall for Erlo nnd nil Intermedium
ftutlons with through Vuiiman l-alaco carnd
XXH?h fi?sengereoiche.sto Mlc.und through
Pullman I-alaco cars to Uurralo via h'mporluin.
For Canandalguu and lutermodlata stations.
Kocnestur, Uuualo and Niagara Kalis, win
lpugu i-ullman l-alaco car to" Canaida Igua u"u
through passenger ooaclios tu llochester.
1.05 p. m. Niagara Kxpress for Kano and Inter.
Slr'JI ,u,8. w" though passenge? coaches
Jf,??8, t-auandalguu and principal lutei
Rfui'wi??1 hD.3' ,lHocllh-r. fullilo anu Niagara
fiSii?. .liu uox1 Pnor carlo Watklns and
througn iwsseuger coaches to Itochester.
dla-ttnranyS
TUnOUUII TItAINS FOU BUNUUUY FHO.M THE
JSAbT AND SOUTH.
rh.ladelDlj'a, 7.40 a. m.i nuffir.'n0:''?.
rivlngtttsuubury, l.osp. m.. with thruugh i'ull
man i-arlor car from I-hliadelphla and throuTu
Pe"Kr coaches from l'hlladelplila and Uaitl-
mfif f iL,!?8JcSys ,?0W.Yorl! 8-00 a-m- i I'blladel
Srn?Sl;uJn,m,s Washington, 9.30 a.m.! luitt-S,M.0,,1iU5a;m-arr,vln
atsunbury, 6.2J p: n",
. SP .1al! Ieavcs New Yorl 8-0 P- m.: riillndel
M't "-w P- m.; Washington, t'ui p.m.; liaitl-
I Phiinrlniniii WW l'attLC0 "eplvg Cars from
hiia.cl0Klplll'i Washington and llaltlmore and
1 through passenger coaches frnm Philadelphia.
NOHTII & WK8T nBANCH HilLWAV.
Mall Bast leaves Sunbury 6.45 n. m arriving al
Uloom Ferry 7.41 a. tn.. wilkes-barro so a. m.
Kxpress fcast leaves Sunbury 6.83 p. m., arrlvlni:
at Uloom Kerry .31 p. m., Wiilics-barro B io p. in.
Mall West leaves Wllkes-barra io.so a. m., arrlv
Ingatlllootn Kerry ls.ei p. m.,8uubury 12.65 p. m
ffxpresa iWcst leaves tVllkes-barro 6 so p. ni. ar
rlvmg ut Uloom Kerry 7 07 p. ra , sunbury e.05 p
chas. k. ruaii, j. n. wood,
Pen. Man8ger. Pen. Passenger Agent.
jpHILADELPHA and KEADINU KOAD
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGFB
TRAINS.
July 2 1883
T1UIN8 LX1TB BC?XKT 18 FOU.OWS(SOKDir
StCEfTcV,
For Now York.Phlladelnhla.noadlni' Pntio.nin
Tamaqua, &o., 11,45 a. m,
For Catawlssa, 11,45 u. ra. 0.13 and lo.so p. m.
For WlUlamsport,6,3j 11.45 a. m. nnd 4,00 p. m.
For Lewl3burg and Sunburr. 4 00 n. m.
trains fob nvrtar liavx as kollowh, (aoKDir
IXCBITKD.)
iaavoNew York. via. Tnmnnend d.ui n. m. ami
via. Uound llrook Iiouto 7,45 a. m.
Leave PhUadelphla, 9,50 a. m.
Leavo Iloadlng, 11,6b a. m.. Pottaviun. n.so n. m
and Tamaqua, 1,36 p. m.
Leave catawlssa, 6,30 11.05 a. m. nna 4.on n. m.
Leave WlUlamsport,9.45a.in,.l.C5 p. m. ani! 6.00 v. m
" Lowlbburg4.4Sp. m.
Passcntrors to and rrom Nrw
nend and to and from Philadelphia go through
without change of cars.
j. a. WOOTTEN,
C. Q. HANCOCK, General Manager,
Oenoral Passonger nnd Ticket Agent.
Jan. 10, 1881 tt.
DELAWAHE, LACKAWANNA ANI)
WlijTJJUN ItAlLHOAD.
BLOOM8BURU DIVISION.
NOKTH,
STATIONS.
Scran ton....
.llellevuo. .
TftVlnrvlllA .
south
p.m. p.m. a.m.
u is
V 09
a.m. p.m. p.m.
45
9 80 3 10 0 17
t 22
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8 es
8 48
8 ii
8 ST
V 37
U 30
9 45
9 C2
S SS
20 b 27
27 6 34
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89 0 4C
44 0 61
C 65
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. Plttstnn . ...
J U
19
9 14
.. West Plttstou
19 03
Vj lb
Wyoming....
Maltby
...-Bennett
...Kingston...
TCInt-ntftn
II6S
7 12
7 10
7 17
7 22
7 10
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6 CO
8 26
8 40
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9 00
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64
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8 83
8 46
3 51
3 67
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10 42
io r.B
.Plymouth Juno'
Plymouth...
.Avondale...
.NAllllonlrn. .
8 07
00
8 h
8 89
llunlock's Creek
7 4811 43
T 33 U !S
8 39
8 17
snlckshlnny.
Hlck'H Vprrv.
11 07
7 SB IS 15
7 20 12 00
I 13 11 47
8 n
....lleach Haven.
111 IS
8 00
T 66
7 62
7 41
7 83
7 33,
7 29
7 11
..... uerwiok.
..Briar Creek..
Willow Qrove.
...Llrne ltldge..
JCspy
.Uloomaburg.,
lltlnprt
11 20
7 09 11 40
T 05 11 aa
07
4 12
4 20
4 17
4 S3
4 SS
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11 (9
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8 CI 10 68
8 45 10 60
6 37 10 44
8 18 10 23
Catawl'a linage
....uanviue...,
....Chulasky...
flflmftrnn .
8 10 10 08
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. . W. F. nALSTBAD, Supt.
superintendent's omce. Scranton. Feb. 1st, 1SS3
WE WANT 1000 BOOK AGENTS
Jor O.n.IinilOE'S It (Itn.SIIEHMAN 8 Iltu Kw Boot
THIRTY-THREE YEARS AMONG
OUR WILD INDIANS.
Th. fiutnt trUino ntw took out InitoTOd t)T Prtlt Arthur,
''.'t.' frtnl. Bh.rmn, Eheridin, ll.ncock. nd UwuiuiOi
P' fcmlD..I Judsri, llnhnpa, cl.rmpn, Editor.. Me.. U
" tu belt beck on liuhan Iai. ever written, antlthe fe.ett Unit
trtOta vprk ever tMeueJ: Thl. fftmou. took take. Ilk. wild
"A A".1"'"1 10 to UU m d.T. af lOOO Hurt
Joentltt anted. Tb. belt ch.nc. Io m.k money everoflerl'l
BJr ttreul,! Snerxmen I'late. .'rlra TVmu, etc W
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nov 2-4w d
PAYNE'S I O Horso Spark-Arrostlng
Porlablo Vinlno has rut 10,000 ft. of Michigan Pine
Hoard la 10 linurc, burning tluba front luo euw In
.-oiivjuvi ivutue.
Out to Tlarsi vi Guarantee- to furnlah power to
aw 8,000 fei'tof Hemlock lloarda In 10 houri. Our
UUoruuUI cut 10,000 itt In mui time.
i r r.rtKine uri iiuiiianteeii vu
furnlili a horie-pouir un H lax
fuel end water Hum any other ISn
cine not fined with an Automatic
Cut-Olf. If you want u Stationary
or Portable lysine, Holler, Circu
lar Saw-Mill, Wiaftire or puucj'H,
l-lther ca.t i r Mcddart' Palcut
I Wrouslil-Iroti Pulley, i nd for our
Illustrated cataloRiie, No. I'.', for
luforinutlou and price.
11. V. I'AYNI! & SONS,
Coruluc, N. V. Ilox 1187,
Jan. p, 83-iy.
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