THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Sheridan's Rido How tno Famous Poem
Oame to be Written,
Col. V. A. Iiurr has written for the
1'hiladelphla Press, n very interest
ny story of how tlio imom "Sheridan's
IUiIp," camo to bo written. Jlnrr
lintl It from tlio veteran notor mid elo
cutionist, .fumes 17 Murdoch s
Murdoch nuld i "Soon nftcr the bat
tle, of Cedar Creek I camo up to Cin
cinnati nnd wim vlaitiim Mr. Cyrus
Garrett, whom wo called "Old Cy
clops.' Ho wns T. llnolianan Read's
brother-in-law and with him the poet
mado his homo. Tlio ladies of Cincin
nati had arranged to give tno ,1 recep
tion, that finally turned into an ovation.
1 had given n great many readingi to
raise funds to nssist their soldiers aid
society, and they wero going to pro
scut mo with a silk (lag. Pike'H opera
houso had been secured, tho largest
place of amusement in tho city, and
they had mado every nrrangeiuent to
havo the reception n very dramatic
event. Tho morning of tho day it was
to tako place, Read and I were, na1
usual, taking our breakfast lato. Vo'
had just finished, but were still sitting
nt the table chatting. Mr. Garrett, tho.
brother-in-law, who was a business
man and guided by business habits,
camo in whilo we wero thus lounging.
Ho wore an air of impatience and car
ried a paper in his hand. Ho walked
directly up to Head, unfolded a copy
of Harper's Weekly and held it up
beforo tho man bo singularly gifted as
both poet and painter.
"Tho whole front of tho paper was1
covered with a striking picture repre
senting Sheridan Beated on his black
horse, just emerging from a cloud of
dust that rolled up from tho highway
ao he dashed along followed by n few
troopers.
" 'Tiierej Baid Mr. Garrett, address
ing Read, 'seo what you havo missed.
Yon ought to havo drawn that pic
ture yourself and gotten tho credit of
It ; it is just in your line. Tho first
thing you know soino body will writo
a jioem on that event and then you
will bo beaten all around.'
"Read looked at tho picture rather
quizzically, a look which I interrupted
by saying : "Old Cyclops is right,
Read, tho subject and" tho ciroutnstan
ces arc worth a noem.'
"Oh no, said Rend ; that theme has
been written to death., There is 'Paul
Rovero's Ride, 'LochinvarTom Hood's
'Wild Steed of the Plains,' and half a
dozen other poems of a like charac
ter.' "Filled with tho idea that this was
a good chance for tlio gifted man, 1
said : 'Read, you are losing a great
opportunity. If I had such a poem to
read at my reception to night, it would
make a great hit.'
"But Murdoch, you can't ordei a
poem as you would anew ccat. I
can't writo anything in a few hours
that will do either you or mo any cred
it,' ho replied rather sharply."
"1 turned to him and said ; "Read,
two or three thousand of tho warmest
hearts in Cincinnati will he in Piko's
opera house to-night at that presonta
tion. It will bo a very significant af
fair. Now, you go and give me any
thing in rhyme, and I will givo it a de
liverance beforo that splendid audi
ence, and you can then reviao and pol
ish it beforo it goes .into print.' This
view seemed to striko hitn favorably,
and he finally said : 'Well 1 Well 1
We'll see what can be done, and ho
went up stairs to his room.
"A half hour later Hetiie, his wife, a
brilliant woman, who is now residing
in Philadelphia, camo clown and said :
"Ho wants a pot of strong tea. Ho
told mo to get it for him and then ho
would lock thodoor and must not bo dis
turbed unless the liouso was afire.'
"Time wore on and in our talk on
other matters in tho family circle, wo
had almost forgotten tho poet upstairs.
Dinner had been announced and wo
wero about to sit down, when Read
catno in and beckoned mo to come.
When I reached tho room, ho said:
" 'Murdoch, I think I havo about
what you want.' Ho read it to me,
and with an enthusiasm that surround
ed him, I said it is just the thing.
"We dined, and at tho proper time
Read and I with the family, went to
Pike's opera house. Tho building was
crowded in every part. Upon tho
stage wero sitting 200 maimed soldier's,
each with an arm or a leg off. Gener
al Joe Hooker was to present me' with
tho Hag the ladies had made, and at
the time appointed wo marched down
tho stage towards the footlights, Gen
oral Hooker hearing tho flag, nnd I
with my arm in his. Such a storm of
applauso as greoted tlio appearance, 1
nevei heard beforo or since. Buhiiul
and on each side of us wero tho
rows of crippled soldiers, in front the
vast audience, cheering to tho echo.
Hooker quailed beforo the warm re
ception and, growing nervous, said to
mo in an undcrtono ;
'I can stand tho storm of battle, but
this is too much for me."
" 'Leave it to me,' said I j 'I am an
old hand behind tho footlights. I will
divert tho strain from you.' So quickly
I droped upon my knee, took a fold of
the silken Hag and pressed it to my
lips. This by-play created a fresh
storm of enthusiasm, but it steadied
Hooker and ho presented tho flag very
gracefully, which I accepted in 'tilting
words. I then drow tho poem Read
had written from my pocket, and with
proper introduction, began reading it
to tho audience. Tlio vast assemblago
became as still as a church during
prayer time, aud I read the threo first
verses without a pause, and then read
tho fourth. As this verso was finished
tho audience hurst into a tumult of
applause. Then I read with all tho
spirit I could command.
"Tho sound of my voice uttering the
last word had not diod away when
cheer after cheer went from tho great
concourso thut shook tho building to
its very foundation. Ladies waved
their handkerchiefs, and men their
hats, until worn out with the fervor of
tho hour. They then demanded tho
author's namo, and I pointed to Read,
who was sitting in a box, and ho ac
knowledged tho verses. In such a sit
ting and such an ocoasion as I have
been ablo only faintly to describb' to
you, tho poem of Shoridan's rido was
gvion to tho world. It was written in
about threo hour?, and not a word was
over changed after I read it from tlio
manuscript, except by tho additon of
tho third verse, which records tlio fif
teen miles stage of tho rido :
"Hut there's n road fro'n Winchester town,
A good, broad hlgliwuy loading down :
Aud Hutu, thro' tlio Hash of tlio morning light,
A steed a black iu tho triced of night
Wat seen to pass as with englo flight i
As it he know tho terrible need,
lie stretched away with tho utmost speed,
HUU rosu and toll-but his heart was gay.
With Hkerldjii Mtetii miles away."
"This Mr. Read wioto while ono his
way, Bhortly after 1 first read tho poem,
to a birthday reception to Wiliant
Ctilien Bryant.
"Mr. Read read tho poem, thus com
pleted, at Mr. Ilryant's birthday pat ty.
1'ho giant old man listened to every
lino of it, nnd then taking tho young
it pott by tho hand, said with a groat
wurinth t
"That pojtn will livo as long as
J.oclunvar.' "
The Kilkenny Oat Story.
Tho story has been so long current
that it has becouto a provetb, "A
quarrelsome ns tho Kilkenny eats,"
two of tho cats iu which city are ns
sotted to havo fought so long nnd so
furiously that nought was iound of
them but two tails. Tho correct ver
sion of this saying is this :
During tho rebellion which occurred
in Ireland in 1709, Kilkenny was gar
risoned by n regiment of Hessian sol
diers, whoso custom it was to tio to
gether iu ono of their barrack-rooms
two cats by their respcctlvo tails, and
then throw them fneo to faco across a
lino generally used for drying clothes.
Tho cats naturally beoatno infuriated,
nnd scratched each other in tlio abdo
men until death ensued to ono or both
of them. Tho ofliccrs wero mado ac
quainted with tho barbarous acts of
cruelty, and resolved to put nn end to
them. For this purpose nn officer wns
ordered to Inspect eaclt barrack room
daily and report Its state. The soldiers
determined not to loso tho daily torture
of tho oats, generally employed ono of
their connndes to watch tho
approach of tho officer. On ono
occasion ho neglected his duty, and tho
officer was heard ascending the stairs
whilo tho eats wero undergoing their
customary torture. Ore of tho trooii
ers seized a sword from tho arm-rack,
an! with a single blow divided the
talis of tho cats. The cats vscaped
through tho open windows of tho room
which wns entered instantly nftervard
by tho officer, who inquired what was
tho causo of tho bleeding cats' tails
being suspended on tho line, and wns
told in reply that "two cats had been
fighting iu the room ( that it was found
impossible to separato them, nnd they
fought so desperately that they had de
voured each other with tho oxception
of their two tails." lloston Herald.
Am: of OitANOK Tiiees. Tho great
ago to which tlio orange tree lives and
bears is an important consideration for
tho colonist, who might, by a littlo
self denial, and judicious first selection
and expenditure upon an orange grove,
virtually endow his posterity with an
annually increased income. Risso, in
the work alluded to mentions that in
tlio Convent of St. Sabinn, at Rome,
there is an orange treo said to bo GOO
years old, nnd at Nice, 1780, there was
another which usually bore between
5,000 and 0,000 oranges ; its trunk
took two men to encirelo it, its crown
was more than 50 feet from the ground,
nnd its ago was lost iu antiquity. Even
in England, orango rearing, during a
considerable part of tlio year in the
open air, has not been attended with
much difficulty, as witness tho Bed
dington orchard in Surrey, of which
Bishop Gibson, in his contributions to
Camden's Britannia, saj s it "was ono
hundred years old in 1C95" ; the
Hampton Court orango trees, some of
which aro stated to be more Alian 300
years old, aud various gardens in
Soutli Devonshire, where, trained
against the walls, and only protected
with straw mats during winter, aro
specimens which havo flourished for at
.least a century. Chamber's Journal.
It Was Oontempt.
In tho days gone by a citizen of De
troit who has lately been gathered to
his fathers was a Justico of tho Peace
jfor ono of tho townships of this country.
Ono day as he sat in his office with
hothing to do a friend came along with
i young horse. Tho Squar' was some
what conceited on the horse question,
hnd when informed that the equine
beforo him would let no man ride him
no at onco determined to accomplish the
feat. A crowd gathered, a saddle was
brought, and his Honor presently found
himself astride of tho beast. Tlio next
thing ho know ho was lying in a muddy
ditch, and a dozen men were laughing
to kill.
i "I declare this coutt in session ?"
yelled his Honor as ho struggled up.
At this there was a fresh burst of
laughter, and he continued :
"And each and every one of you is
fined S3 for contempt of court."
; They laughed harder than over, but
tho fines wero recorded and collected,
ijnd for years after it was understood
that court was in session except when
tho Squar' was in bed and asleep.
Detroit Free Press.
Life In Siberia,
Life in the Siberian mines is not such
an altogether unmitigated curse as pop
tlar imagination pictures it. From
some of the greatest evils . which men
elsowhoro havo to suffer, the convicts
iu Eastern Siberia aro (it appears from
a local newspaper quoted by The
Tablet) happily delivered. There is
indeed marriage and giving in marriage,
but there is no courtship, nor need any
man complain that ho is "mated to a
savago" or a shrew. When a prisoner
wishes to get married; all ho has to do
is to sendiu an application to tho over
seer who straitway allows him a wife.
Threo days probation is then nllowed,
and if any incompatibility of temper
seems likely to arise tho man receives
twenty-Ovo lashes and another wife,
and so on until ho is contented. Tho
lashes seem perhaps an unnecessary
spverity ; but after all would not men
ghdly pay tho price 11'all Mall Ga
aette. What Dkainaob Does. Tho lato
John II. Klippart condenses tho advan
tages of tilo drainago under the follow
ing twelvo heads :
, 1. The drainago removes stagnant
waters from tho surface.
2. It removes surplus water from
under tho surface
3. It lengthens teo seasons.
1. It deepens the soil.
5. It warms tho soil.
G. It equalizes tho temperature of
tho soil during tho soaBon of growth.
7. It carries down soluble substances
to tho roots of plants.
8. It provenU "heaving out" or
"freezing out,"
9. L provents injury from drought.
10. It improves tho quality and
quantity of tho orop.
11. It increases tho effects of ma
nures.
12. It prevents
rot in potatoes.
rust in wheat and
Twins Who Married Twins,
, There aro two families living near
Gainesville, Ga., Clio members of which
aro so much alike that many amusing
mistakes take place. Thu heads of
the respective households aro John
and Lano Paseo. They aro twins and
drebs and look exactly alike. Two or
threo years ago they married twin bIs.
ttTB, who look and dress exactly alike.
The boys built two cottages that look
exactly alike, and caoh lady has a child
about tho same age who look very
nearly exactly alike. All aro in excel
lent health, aud recontlv tho wholo oar-
ty drove to town behind u span of
beautiful mules that wero noaily exact
inatulies. 1 no uoys aro partners tn
tlio mercantile business and are iu
prosperous circuuistaticcd.
ODD ITEMS.
This is tho best country in tlio world
for a poor man. Except when ho Is
married, ho has aright hero to tlo as ho
pleases with what ho makes.
Women among savages is u boast of
burden, iu Asia sho is a piece of furni
ture, In Europe bIio is a spoiled child,
in America sho is a boss.
'l'lin I'irl wlm wIipm wfilkinir. kh'kn
tho lower back part of her dress up with
her heels at each step, could avoid that
by walking backwards.
A rrinntnus nnmod Ann Dntiti died in
Q
London n few days ago, aged 30. Shu
weighed nearly 500 pounds, wns nearly
nlno feet high, ami measured round
tho shoulders over threo feet.
Tho disooverv has been mado iu San
Francisco that some of the Chiii.nnmi
there aro owned, and havo been bought
ami sold ns slaves.
Tho smalliiht. tionv in tho wntld is
tho pet of the Baroness liurdett-Coiirtts-Bartlett.
Ho is 5 vcar.4 of ami and
stands thirteen Inches high.
If thu nnatomv of such tinnuln wir
constructed upon tho proportion of
what tnoy say to wnat tiiey do, there
wouldn't tio anything of them but
mouth.
Statistics just issued by tho Dutch
Government show that an area of at
least 92,000 acres has been recovered
from tho sea during tho last threo cen
turies. The camel is the only animal that
cannot swim. It is an extraordinary
fact that tho moment it loses is footing
it turns over and makes no effort to
savo itself from drowning.
Tho most recent case of ahsenco of
mind is that of an editor of a society
journal who recently copied from a hos
tilo paper one of his own paragraphs
and headed it "Wretched attempt at
wit."
Next in cheek to tho stealing of a
redhot stovo was tho recent theft of a
large steam boiler in Denver. It was
convoyed away in a transfer wagon, and
was found doing duly for a velocipedo
factory.
Tho century, plant, which takes 100
years to lipen" in tho North, lakes but
twelvo years to mature in California,
and takes only fivo years in Mexico.
True good breeding is nothing moro
thau tho practico of tho common prin
ciples of humanity and good nature,
extended to all tho concerns of common
life.
Fiom tho location of Eaclo Citv.
Nov., the sun does not ahmeT upou it
until 11 A. M., and then for an hour
disappearing behind tlio mountains at
noon.
With a stick held in his teetli Manly
Shotwell, of Ann Arbor, sends tele
graphic messages at tin rate of seven
teen words a minute. He has lost the
use of his arms.
A German professor has figured it
out that man camo from tho bear, and
whilo wo can scarcely bear to think of
such a thing, it may bo so, for surely
men and women love to hug as bears
do.
A Toronto man died of small-pox twen
ty six years ago, and last week his
grandchild slept upon tho same bed
and took tho disease. Tho doctor says
tho germs of tho discaso were there all
tlie time.
To keep sheets and table-cloths from
'switching out" at tho ends, when on
tho drying line, hang them up onco
folded, by tho corners two opposite
corners together. They will not dry
qujto so quickly, but much will be
gained in tno preservation ot the fab
ric. Noble Oourage,
A poor boy was attending school
ono day with a largo patch on the knees
of ono of his trousers. Ono of his
schoolmates mado fun of him for this,
and called him "Old Patch."
"Why don't you fight him I" cried
ono of tho boys. "I'd givo it to him if
be called me so."
"Oh," said tlio hoy, "you don't sup
pose I'm ashamed of my patch, do
you 7 For my part, I'm thankful for
a good mother to keep rao out of
rags. I'm proud of my patch for her
sake."
"This was noblo. That boy had tho
courage that would mako him success
ful in tho struggles of life. Wo must
have courago in our struggle, if wo
hope to come out right.
PEiSODY hotel
PHILADELPHIA.
0th St. north of Chestnut, ono square south ot
tho New Post omce, one half square from Walnut
M. Theatre and in tho very bui'ncss centre of tho
city, on the American and European plans. Oood
rooms from Mo to ta.0) per day. llcmoielled and
newly furnished.
V. Payne, M.
nov 30-1 y Owner & Proprietor.
;! Cllili! Cloilit!
G. W. BERTSCH,
THE MERCHANT TAIL0K,
ANU DEALEIl IN
Gents' Furnishing Goods
OK EVEKV DESCRIPTION.
CLOTHING ! !
Having very recently opened a now
Merchant Tailoring nnd Gents' Fur
nishing Goods Store, in KNORR &
WINTERSTEEN'S building, on
Main stroot, whero I am prepared to
make to order, at short notice, first
class suits of clothing always in tho
latest styles and prices reasonable.
Fits guaranteed. Having learned how
to out garments to suit customers, nnd
also what kind ol material will givo
satisfaction, I would ask you to please
call and examine tho
BEST SELECTED STOCK
OF GOODS
Ever shown in Columbia county,
Before Purchasing Elsswhoro.
Corner Main & Market Sts.
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11 Ani GtmnniL Mir I
ifniitl if.
"If you nro differing from poor health
or lanfrulshlnu on a bed of tlcknciu,
tAko cheer, If you nro dimply alllnff,
'or If you feci weak and tlUplrltcd,
without clearly knowlnff why, Hop
'Hitters will surely euro you."
"If you aro a Minister, and hifo ovortaxed your-
'aolt with your pastoral duties, or n Mother, worn
'out with enro nnd work, or a man of bmlncss or
'laborer weakened by tho strain of your every-day
'duties, or a man of letters, tolling over your mid
'ntghtwork, Hop Hitters will surely strengthen
.you."
"If you aro sutlcrlng
'from over -eating or
'drinking, nny lndlscrc
'Hon or dissipation, or
'aro young nnd growing
'too fast, ns Is often tho
'case,"
"or If you nroln tlio workshop, on tho
'farm, nt tho desk, anywhere, nnd feel
'that your system needs cleansing, toning,
'or stimulating, without Intoxicating, If
you aro old, blood thin nnd Impure, putoo
feeble, nerves unstoady, faculties waning,
'Hop Hitters Is what you need fo givo you
'new lite, hoaltli, and vigor."
If you nro costlvo or dyspeptic, or Buffer
ing from any other of tho numerous dts
cscsottho stomach or bowcte, It Is your
own fault tf you remain 111.
If you nro wasting away with any form
ot kidney disease, stop tempting death
this moment, nnd turn for a euro to Hop
Hitttors.
If you nro sick with
that lerrlblo sickness
Nervousness, you will
llnd a "Halm in Oltead1
In Hop Hitters.
If you nro n frequenter, or n resident of a
miasmatic district, barrtcado our system
ngalnst tho Rcourgo of nil countries ma
laria, epidemic, bilious and Intermittent
rovers by tho uso of Hop Hitters.
tf you have roueh. nlmnlr. or sallow skin, bad
breath, Hop Hitters will givo you fair skin, rich
blood, tho sweetest breath, and health, two will
bo paid tcr a caso they w 111 not euro or help.
That poor, bedridden. Invalid wife, sister, moth.
er or daughter, can lw mado tho picture of health
by n.ww bottles ot Hop Ultters costing but a trltle.
rktiStnickai01(l Soldier.
"it will soon bo twenty years slnco tho war clos
ed."
Under tho hot hun of August, 183 J, tho vlllago ot
Dover, N. J., lay still as tho sphinx In Kgypt, while
Elijah Sharp, of that place, slowly spoko ot tho
past. "Ves,"ho said, "I was In tho army nnd saw
many ot tho sights ot thoso fearful years. I was
nnally discharged from disability, resulting from
sunstroke. I aio homo mUcrabto In health
and spirits ; so enfeebled that I took cold on tho
slightest oxposuro. Iifo seemed worthless to mo ;
1 lived only In memory."
That was nad enough," I saU, dividing my last
two cigars.
'That's bo," responded Mr. Sharp; "but I got
over It. outgrew It? Not exactly. When In that
condition I began taking I'ahkeu's Tonic, nnd my
health commenced to lmprovo right away. I was
astonished at It and so was my wife. I piled on
tho nosh and could oat anything. My ambition
blazed up. I could attend to business, nnd now
excepting that I havo to take caro about exposing
myself to the hot sun I am a3 well as I was tho
day 1 enlisted. What differences there arolnthlngs
guns and bayonets kill; I'akkeh's Tonic saves."
This preparation, which has been known as I'ak
keh's uuidxn Tonic, will hereafter bo called
Umply l'ABKKii'a tosic. As unprincipled doalers
nro constantly deceiving their customers by sub
btltutlng Interior articles under tho namo ot ginger,
nnd oa tho ginger is really an unimportant ingre
dient, wo drop tho misleading word.
There t no cfiatvje, howeivr, in the preparation
itself, and nil bottles remaining in the hands of
dealers, wrapped under tlio namo of 1'arkeu's
oinokb Tosio, contain tho genuine medlclno If the
iao-minue bigu.uuru ui uiscux & io., is ni mo uoi
lom of tho outsldo wrapper.
a week nthomo. Ji.OOoutnt free. iay ab
solutely sure. No risk. Capital not required.
Header. It you want business at which Der-
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certainty, write for particulars to II. Uallett &
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DeoSi-ly
NEW YORK 1884.
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llgenco mako the weekly sm tho paper tor tho
farmer's household. To clubs of ten with tio an
ext u copy free.
nuun-aa l. w, lSMil.AMl, I'UDHsner.
Nov.3)-6t
the bra, N. City.
BLOOMK PLANING MILL
Tho underslgnod having put his Vlanlng Mil
on ltallroad Street, In nrst-cioss condition, is pre
pared to do all kinds ot work In his line.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BUNDS, MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
furnished at reasonable prices. All lumber used
la well seasoned and none but skilled workn on
are employed.
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
furnished on application. Plans and Bpecinca
tions prepared by an experienced draughtsman.
CHARLES KHUG,
niooniHbiirg, Pu.
MAKE HENS LAY
An English Voterloary Burgeon and Chemist,
now trHvellng In this country, says thit most of
tni llorso and Cattle l'owders s ld hero are worth
less trash. Ho says thM Snerldin's Condition
I'owdersaro nbsotuti-Ivpurij aud Immensely valu
able. Not'i ng on earth will miko n n lay like
htierldan'afijuditlon I'owJera. Hose, i teaspoon
tul to l pint fojd. sold everywhere, orsent by
mall for s letter-stamps. I, 8. Johnson s Co..
Huston, Mass. all JauiU'83-ly,
wanted for Tho Uvranf niitim Presi
dents ot the U. 8. Tho lawut. hand-
somest ueat book ever sold for less than
twteo our nri. Thn r.wtivit uAiiin.-
book In Amo tea. Immense profits to agents. All
Irelllgcn.pcoplewantlt. Auyonocau become a
successful agent. Terms free, IUi.i.stt Iloox Co.,
IMrtland; -Maine. oeo SMy
100 YOUNG MEN WANTED
TO LEARN TELEGRAPHY.
No charges unless hltuattons aro furnUhed. A
good chanco to secure a llrst-class position. Tho
l-ostul Telegrupltca, will soon bo ready for bust.
rcs. and will want hundreds of oiierators. I'or
full particulars, address l:x N. J. TKI.KtlltAl'II
CO., .Main onicii, via chestnut bt., Philadelphia,
IU lirauchon po, BHlMnrket bt., Wilmington
Del. Through Wires. '
Jam-nv d
for tho working class. Bend 10 cents for
postage, nnd wo win mall you free, a royal
valunolebox of samnle iroods that will .nut.
vo 1 In the way or maklntr morn tnnniw in a
few days than you ever thought possible at any
b' sines Capital not iciiufred. Wo will start
yoa. You can work all the tlmo or In spare time
mly. 'ft o work Is universally adapted to both
hexes, youn and old. You can easily earn from
W cents .0 ii overy evening. That all wuowaut
may lusttli" business, wo mako this uuparalled
oner; to alt that ui .' not well satlsned wo will sund
lltopay'ort .e trouble ot writing us. Pull parti
culars, directions, tic, sent free. Fortunes lit be
made by thoso who give their wholo time to tho
work, ureal success absolutely sure Don't delay,
Ht.rtuoiv, Addri-ss HrtstON Jsco.. Portland,
Maine, I)(c vl-1
4iV' aMI7.R'Tii' tfwl "wmwiw mm
' prjjLjVjS I I (UMIOIIM MIUrutl-.llrin.na
WL)))VH T,,-"'r'-'l'lM,Hni.r.ih.llMorth
JI X'lKtL J i "h-l-"Mir-lfc,atfir..,l1fci
.VS) HBK GN .T"'-wi,.,!:''u"''Mniif
I ctSMy
SPEER'S
PORTUGAL GRAPE WINE
Also
UNTKHMKNTKl) OltAI'I! Jl'IOli
Used In tho principal Churches for Communion.
Excellent for Females, Weakly rcrsons nnd tho
nged.
FOUR YEARS, OLD.
rilHIR CKI.KHllATKD WINK is tho pilro Jtllco of
I tho dead ripe Oporto drape, raised In Sneer's
vineyards. Its Invaluable,
Tonic and Stronthening Properties
arc unsurpassed by nny other Wine. Helng pro
duced under -M r. Specr'a own personal supmlslon,
Its purity nnd genuineness, nro guaranteed by tho
principal Hospitals and Hoards of Health who havo
examined It. The youngest child may pirtake of
It, nnd tho weakest Invalid Uso It to advantage
It is particularly benelli'lnl to tho nged and
debilitated, and suited to tho various ailments that
affect tho weaker sex.
it is in every respect a wimsto hkri;i.ii:d on.
Spoor's Unfermented Grap: Juice-
To ll A lltli. nt i I. a nM.l. . 1 , . I i
wiiivjuiiouimu lf,,uilW III.IUUS lUL'SUMCU III
Its natural, fresh, sweet state aslt runs from tho
press by fumigation, thereby destroying the exci
ter of fcrmonutlon. It Is perfectly pure, free
from spirits and will keep Iu nny climate.
Spoor's Burgundy.
Is a dark rich medium Drv Wlnn itwvi in- thn
wealthy classes a3 n Table or Dinner Wine, nnd by
physicians In cases whero n dry wlno instead of n
sweet port Is desired.
Spsor's (SaoiaUte) Clarot.
IS held Inhlahestlmatlon for Its richness ns n
DryTablo Wlno especially suited for dinner use,
Speor's E J. Shorry.
Is n wlno of Superior Character and nartnkes of
tho rich qualities of the grnpo from which It Is
UlllUC.
Spoor's P- J. Brandy.
TQ A lllTIM? rilcHllttlAn limn. ll.annnA
stands unrivalled in this Country for meilclnal
purposes.
It has n peculiar navor, similar to that of tho
grapes fromwluch it Ls distilled,
Seo that tho signature of AI.FHED SPEKH, Pas
saic N. J., Is over the cork of each bottle.
SOL D BY O. A. KLI3IM.'
ND UT DRUGGISTS EVKrtV'VIlEUE.
Sep. ss-silyr.
The Press
THE FOREMOST REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER
FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL YEAR, 1884.
Vookly Press, - - - $1,00 a Year.
Daily Preso, - - - -$o.00 a Year.
The coming year will bo notable. Congress,
divided between a Republican Bcnato and a
Democratic Home, will to busy President
making. Tho gleat battlo of Protection against
Pico Trade will agitato tho Capitol nnd tho
country. Tho Presidential campaign will bo tho
haidcst fought nnd most exciting political
ttrugglo for a quarter of a century. Europe, In
tho opinion of thu best Informed, trembles on tho
ovo of a great war.
With such nn outlook a llvo newspaper which
prints all tho liens aud tells tho wholo truth about
it li moro than ever a necessity. Buch a news
paper ! The Philadelphia Pnnss. Telegraph
ulrcs. In Its own ofllco placoitin instantaneous
communication with a corps of over fivo hundred
nana catheters distributed nil over tho clvlllrcd
woild. Tlio special dally cabloscrvlco which It
chares with tho New York ITeralil covers every
phaso of activity iu European life. No paper
excels It In nil tho elements which go to mako up
a broad, full, complete journal.
Buttdcs being a complete newspaper, Tnc
Weekly Press has teveial special features
which put It at tho top. Tho Agricultural
DErAr.T.MENT, eiiilchcd by coustant contribu
tions fiom tho furemn.t writers In various
branches, give tho practical things that pcoplo
want to know mi tho (arm and in tho garden. Tho
IIeli'INO IlANU fo: V.'ome.v or Homo Depart
ment, edited l.y Mra. Kato Upson Clark, Is full
of information, hlntsnnd happy thoughts for overy
wife, mother and head of a household.
A great feature of tho coming year will bo tho
highly valuablo letters ofJosEm D. Weeks on
Wages of Working-men, tho general conditions of
Labor and tho Cost of Living In Europo as com
pared with America. Mr. Week", who had chareo
of thlsfuhjcU lor tho Census of 1SS0, lias mado it
a nro study, and lias been abroad this year con
ducting a tpculal investigation. Ills letters wUl
givo tho facts as to earnings In all tho various
Industrie;, tho purchasing power of wages, strikos,
tradcs-uiiIouUiu, arbitration, etc.
Tiio Weekly Pnrss is full of cholco homo read
ing, wl.h puules and other matter for tho littlo
folks, sturlcs nnd pa'tlmcs for adults and children,
fashion notes, recipes, gleanings flora current
literature, n careful summary of domestic nnd
foreign pons, and an earnest discussion of tho
great questions of tho day.
Sample copiei viaileilree.
KEW TERMS OF THE PRESS:
Hy mall, postage frco In the U, S. and Canada.
Dally, circpt Sunday, 50 cti.n month; tOaycar
Dally,lucludlngBunday,Cacts.amonth;7.S0ayoar
Sunday Tress, 2.00 a year.
Weekly Press, - . $1,00 a Yoar,
Drafts, Clircit ani Pott-OJIct Ordtrl tnnj It tent nt
uur risk and should U tiuids payMi to thi order cf
THE PRESS CO., Limited,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
GKAY'H Sl'lSCII'XC MUUICINi;.
TRADE MARK TllEGiiKATKstl-TFtADE MARK
I-ISII UEUfiUV. All
unfailing cure for
Bemlnal Weak,
ness, Spermator
rluua, Impotoncy,
and all Diseases
that, fnltmv nu n
fcequenco of Self
Abuse ; as loss ot
BEFORE TAdM) .sal Lossltude.AFTER TAXING.
Pain In the Hack, Dimness- of Vision, Prematuro
oid Ago, and many other dlwasos that hxl to Iusa-
. vutoiiiiniuuuuim u i iL-miuuru urave.
1IKW1HK of advertisements to rcfuud money,
when druggists from whom tho medlclno H bought
do iio remul, but refer you to tho manufactur
ers, nnd tho reriulrements aro such that they
nro (ffdom, Iff err, compiled with. See their wilt,
ten guarantee. A trial ot ono blnglo packago of
f lray's Wpecldo will convlnco tho most skeptical of
its real merits.
;i)n account of counterfeits, wo havo adopted the
ellow Wrapper i I he only genuine.
tirpull particulars In our pamphlet, which we
deslro to send frea by mill to evory one. rw-Tno
bpocltlo Medlclno Is sold by nil druggists at II
tier package or 0 packacs for 5, or will bo sent free
by mall nn tho receipt of tho inonoy, by addressing
T11K (1HAY MKDICINE CO., Iluffulo, .N. Y,
Sold In llioomsbnrg by nil druggists.
Novil.ly
YOU CANNOT GET WEU, AT IIO.MK.
Pairviow Eleclropatiiic Insltt,
WNGHAMTON, N. Y.
A GOOD PLACE FOlt THIS SICK.
Tho houso is specially titled up for tha comfort
pf invalids wh3 deslro a pleasant and Chilstlan
home. Mnnds ou high ground with plenty of
shade. Personal attention glveu to ciery patient.
Mectrlelty nnd llalvanlsm In their dlrforeut modi,
ncattons a speciality. Prof. Mills has given many
years of Btudyand practice to this branch, uud
hundreds will testlty to his skill. '
s'iid forchcular, stating what paper jousaw
thistu. piiop. hkniiySiIIM
. , Mrs, AUCH FltK-NCH MILLS,
lock Hot 07. Hlnguamtou, N. V.
Kept, T 'Ki-ly,
sunscniiiK foh
Till: COLiUHHIAN,
$1.00 A VJJAIt
Sneer's Port Grape Wine
ON 30 DAY'S TRItL.
TIIRVH.TMOIlKt.TCO., Mwh.lll, Veh wt.
send nit. nYS'.i OKt.KMuVi ki w.H' 'Tno. Vol.
lAll) IUI.TM and KI.KuritIO AI'l'I.IAM.'KS on
trial firi! iy tomen (voungorotd) who nro af
flicted with Nervoui Debility, Lost Vitality, nnd
kindred iroutlo, guaranteeing upoydvnnd com
it'eto restoration ol health nml mmit ii r. ah.
.'"Jr."? . 'V " i" n k incurrcu, ns
Jays' trial Is allowed-
Peb. oth-lyr, r
SUnSOUIHJS NOW FOK
THIS COLUMBIAN
Sl.r.O A YEAH,
QMAIiN STREET,)
(GrlAIB AIIWWCEMEMf
Ready and Waiting for You.
Tlie Finest, Tlac Latest, The Most Artistic
Styles of
ELEGANT
AND
BigInauccicntSgJS' FURNISHINGS.
OUR RECEIPTS
OF FALL km WINTER GOODS,
Call aud be Convinced that Wo
Lead in qiuiaMty, fit mid pri6&
Largest stock & lowest pricds can always lis M at tlio
OF
FINK INLAID FUKN0H WALNUT
Esxny Thi iiin. SutlNractlou CUmmntuetl.
iJA.ao3sras ipinsro -wke rooms,
MUSIC HALL BLOOK, WILKES-BARim, PA
u.
Helical Supsrhtwdeat ef ths Cialtarlum.
Invalid's Home.
Bloonisburg, Pa.,
Devotes special attention to Epilepsy,
Nervous Affection:, and Diseases of Women.
Patlenta received at the Sanitarium on
reasonable- terms for hoard and treatment,
P. S. No charge for first consultation,
npr 27. '83
Catarrh
HAV.l'KVIilt.
I can recommend
KlyH t'rrnm Il.ilm to
nil liny Fever miller,
era, It belwr, In my
opinio!, founded upon
experience nnil nturo
cnio. I was iitlllctcil
with liny Kever for 8.1
5 earn, und never be
lore munil permanent
teller. WmisrKii 11.
II.lSKlSrf. .MlllblltlClll,
Vt.
.tpnlv by lit tlo tin.
iter Into thu nontill.s.
liy absorption n, et.
WAV- PPWFQ naml pusMiites ot ca.
- -ri. tar.nui wrus, cnuslui;
healthy secretions. Jt nllaya Inll.unmntlon, pro.
tect tho inQinlminnl UtiltK'xnf thtiiiomi rmm int
uitional colds, completely heaH the wires nnd re.
stores tho honsu ot taito nnd unell, llenellelal re.
suits nro realUed uy n taw applications, a thor.
puiflitiealmenl will cure. Unennalled for colds
In itio head. Au'reeablo to use. kmu forUrcular.
hold by dru'ulsts. liy mall Me. n jiackatro
stamps. BUY llltoi'ilKHS, Owciro, N. v.
uujf iu-iy u
JAMES HEILIY,
Toiiflorial Artini,
Tj !!""''.""! """"i unucr ksuiIVjk
V tflgtSL i2!.ft. 1,''.i?.!':.,;''V?3
pAtroQtjr ot til9 0UoutfjinerBiin4 of tun twilu
HXOHANGB HOTE3L,
W. R. TUBBS, PROPRIETOR
3M0M33URS, PA,
Ol'l'OSITKC Ul'llT II'lUHB,
iATU' Rlld OUVPI.I ml .H nrai ll.ll.mmna
uot auJijld waior.and ml maJoru conrcutecces
4iL
ii&Mim. i Mm
Vcr tlie Culcbrnlfil ClileUerlng, lycra &
I'oml, nnd VostutSon Pianos. YVorlti.ro
nowned KMoy Oralis. VIoIIm, Acconlpons
nml Sheet Mnslo. Celebtutcd White, Now
High Arm Davis, New Home, HojiilBt.
John, nnd Light Kunnlns Domestic SewltiK
Machines. Needles, inf nml nttnchtnenls
for all tnitUcs of Sowing .Machines.
CLOTHING
SKxmeamci&Qocci
CASE OMAN, 5) STOPS, 90 CASH.
Junol
ORNAMENTAL IRON FENCES.
OF CAST Clt WROUGHT IUON.
Suitable for
Yards,
Cemetery Lots
find
Public Grounds.
:o:
Tho following shows tho 1'lckct Gothic, ono of
the several beautltulttjlesol Fence manufactured
by tho underslsned.
'4
For lieatity nnd Durability they nro unaurnnss
!',.i. 1 ".,! 'iJ i:?l'eilclici'a 1WI3 "hi warranU'd
toglvobatlsfactlon.
Prices nnd Rpccimuns of other tie
Bigna sent to nny address.
Address
n. Mwmm,
BLOOMSBURG. PA-
May4tt
B, F. SHARPLESS'
Noar L & B Dopjt, Bhorasburg Pa.
Jlaniifiictnrer of First class ranges In
dlllerent ktylt'S, eook stoves, parlor stdves
nun bujvi s iur neating stores,scnool houses,
chnichcs Ac. Largo stock bt tinware aim
stovo repairs, such as grates, firebrick, lids,
wsmmam
CALL AND SECURE BARGAINS,
Oct 20 tf
m m wVivs
RAILROAD Tliwn TABLE.
8
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
IMI
TIME TABLE.
In clli.ct Nov. 1'Jlh. 1SJ. Trains lenvn Him
bury.
IJASTWAltl),
B.3Sn. ni.. Lock Haven Ilxiiress MniW
Sunday), for IlariUbuw nndintenneiltatestatloiH,
i.aneuKier, I'liiiaueipnia, .uiv luric, iiaiuinoro nnd
Wnslilngton, nrminif nt I'hlladflphlaa.lS p. in.
New orlf, il'.'Up. in. j Il.iltlmore, r,.to p. m. : Wash!
ingion (1.6.111. in., through pissenger coach to
niiaueipiUti.
1.63H. in. I).iv cxnress Mallvrxeent. Knn.invi
for liaiiUburir and lnlerinedlatti stntlons, Iinciis
tcr, l'hlladelnlila, Xew Voile, llaltlmoro nnd Wash.
Inglon, nrrlvlng nt Philadelphia T.sa p. m. ! New
York, lO.'.'O p. in. , lljltlmori', r.su p. m. j Wnshlng
ton, 8.4 p. m. rullin.ui rarlor car thiough to I'hl-
laueipiuu nun iiaM.-uyiTeuaea inrougu 10 I'luiadel.
phlaiind ll.ittlinoiv.
8,so p. m. Wllllamsport Accommodation (dally)
for IlarrMiurg and all Intermedlato stations. I.nn.
caster, l'lillailelplila und New York, nnlMuir nt
Philadelphia :) is, a. in. ; New York 0.10 n. in.
Sleeping car nci'onimoilallons can bo secured nt
Ilarrlsburg for PhlPidelphla and New York on Sun
days athiougli sleeping car will bo ilia: on this
train from Itenovo to Philadelphia. Philadelphia
passengers can remain la sleeper undisturbed until
l n. in.
a.io a. m.-Krla MalKd.uiy except Monday) for
ii.iii. Tlnough rmiinnii sleeping cars me union
this train to Philadelphia, ltn.li linmn aud Washing,
ton, nnd through pavsengev coaches to l'hiladel
plilanud ualtlinoru.
WKSTWAltl).
0.20a. m.-Kilo Mall (daily) for Erlonnd nil In
tenneUlato stations with through Pullman p.ilaco
car and through passenger coaches to Kile, nnd
through Pullman Pal ico cars to nulfnlo via Km.
poiluin. ou Sundays this tralnnlll run only to
ltenoio.
i'or Can.mdatgua and Intermedlato stations,
lioches er, llunaionnd Niagara 1'alls, (dally except
Sundays) wltluhiougli Pullman Palaeo car uud
passenger coaches to Itochcster.
1.0) i. m. Niagara express (daily except Sun.
day) fur Kane und Intermedlato stations with
through passenger coaches to Kane. For Can.iii.
dalgua nnd principal Intermedlato stations Koch
ester, buffalo nnd Niagara Falls with through p .s.
senger coaches to Rochester.
6.S5 p. m. Fust lino (dally except Sunday for lto
iiooiind Intermediate stations, und i:hulra, Wat
kins and Intermediate stations, with through pas
senger coaches to Itenovo and Watklns.
TllltOUOII TltAINS FOlt SUNllUltY I'ltOMTHU
KASTANI) BOUTII.
n. ....... . J'lasara Express loavo
Philadelphia, 7.10 a. in. ; llaltlmoro 7.30 n. m. (dally
except hunday) arming nt hunbury, 1.05 p. m.
with through Pullman Parlor car from Plilladcl.
phla nnd through passenger coaches from Philadel
phia nnd llaltluioic.
Fast Lino leaves New York 8.00 n. m. ; Philadel
phia, 11.10 n. m. ; Washington, 0.40 a. in. ; Haiti
more, 10.BJ n. in., (dally except bunday) arrl lng at
hunbury, B.SJJ P. in., with through passenger
coaches from Philadelphia nnd llallluiore.
i:rle .Mull leaves New York (Liu p. m. ; Phlladil.
phla, n. so p. in. ; Washington, lo.to p. m. ; llaltl
moro, U.S.) p. in., (dally) nrrlvlng nt hunbury 0.15
n. iu., with through Pullinau Palaeo hleeplng cars
from Philadelphia, Washington and llaltlmoro nnd
through passenger coaches from Pnlladelphla.
bOBl'llY, IUI.KTON X WlLKKS-UAUKi; ItAlLIlOAU
AND NOIITII k WKST 1IKANCII llAIt.WAV.
Mall Hast leaNesSunbury (dally except Sunday)
0.45 a. m., nnlvlngnt llioom Ferry 7.11 a. in.,
Mlkes-baneU.sua.m.
express nail leal cs Sunbury 0.03 p. m., arriving
ntniooml'enyO.Hp.m., Wllkes-barru 8.10 p. in.
Hi
rH
in.
CIIAS. E. PL'OII,
uen. .Manager.
J. It. WOOD,
Uen. Passenger Agent.
piIILADELPHA anu HEADING KOAD
ARRANGEMENT OF PAr&ENGFR
TRAINS.
Nov. 5, 1883
IBAINS I.BATK BCPB11T AS KOLLOWSfSCNDA Y
KXCKrrkD.
For Now York.rhlladelphla.Haadlng.Pottsvtl c
Tamaqua, &c, n,a a. m,
For CatawU3a, 11,43 a. m. 0,13 and 10.30 p. m.
For Wluiamsport,6,3a u.is n. m. and 4,oa p. m.
For Lewlsburg and Suubury, 4 00 p. in.
THAiNscon KUi'sar iitAVii as foi.loivs, (scndiy
ISCRl'IKD.)
Leave New York, via. Tamanend o,oo a. ra. and
via. Uound Ilrook Ilouto 7,45 a. ra.
Loavo Philadelphia, 9,00 a. m.
Leave lteading, ll,w a. m rottsvllle, 12,39 p. m
and Tamaquu, 1,35 p. in.
Leave t'atawlssa, 0,30 ll.as.a. m. and ,ou p. in.
Loavo WllltainBport,ti,45a.in'l.C5 p.m. an','0.00 n. m
Leave sunbury 4.si p. m. 1
" Lew lsburg 4.48 p. m.
I'a3sengcra to aLd from Now York, via. Tama
nend and to and from Philadelphia go through
without change of cars.
J. K. WOOTTIiN,
c. u. iiancock, oenerBlHannsir,
jonerrdPasseuger and Ticket Acent.
ELAWAUK, LACKAWANNA AND
WEs'lUUN ItAlLItOAl).
BLOOM8HURQ DIVISION.
NOItT
'H.
STATIONS.
SOUTH
p.m. p.ni
9 13 -i 45
ll'J
03
8 64
8 48
8 42
8 37
. ft.m
a.m. p.m. p.m
0 45
Scranton..
Beliuvuo.
Tnvlnrvllli.
9 0
i iu
6 17
0 22
li 27
0 84
I) 37
9 30
'i 21
V 19
9 45
9 C2
9 59
10 03
10 18
...Lackawanna.
Plilfttfiri
(i 41
0 40
C 51
0 65
0 58
7 02
7 10
7 17
7 22
7 30
7 87
5 00
8 25
8 40
8 50
9 00
fc 00
8 05
6 10
8 18
6 20
8 80
8 lb
6 52
9 00
9 04
tl 20
.. WestFlttBton
Wyoming....
MaltbyT....
9 14
3 23
8 25
3 10
9 07
S 00
Oil
1 50
1 43
1 35
1 25
1 18
1 03
9 01
9 04
8 55
Jieiiuoil,,,.,
....Kingston...
10 18
10 IS
r4
2 54
Kingston....
.riymoutb June
riyuiouiu,.
...Avondalo..
..Vnilllnnl.a
10 SO 3 02
3 00
3 10
3 18
3 33
8 45
8 01
3 67
8 47
10 4
8 39
Ilunlock'a creek
7 4012 42
10 42
8 23
8 17
8 12
9 00
7 50
7 52
7 44
7 39
7 33
7 89,
7 11
....Hnicksninny..
....Hick's Ferry,
Hooch Haven,
Hnrwlflr
7 33 12 25
7 SO 1! 15
7 20 12 00
7 13 11 47
7 09 11 40
7 05 11 VI
57 11 10
0 tl 10 53
0 45 10 50
0 37 10 44
0 18 10 2'J
6 10 10 08
0 01 10
45 9
10 tt
11 07
11 18
11 20
llrlar creek..
, willow urovo.
Llmo nidge..
Espy
...Bloomsburg,,
Hllnprf
i 07
4 12
4 20
4 17
4 33
4 f8
4 50
6 19
6 25
11 f
11 40
11 tt)
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superintendent's onico, Scranton, Feb. ut, 1662
PAYNE'S I O llorso Spark.Arroatlne
Porloblo i:nluo has tut 1D.OUO ft. of Mlchlgm Pi!
IlounU In in latum, burning tlubs Iruui Uiu saw In
ciguwoui kugtlu.
Our 10 llorte rre Quarantu to fnrnhli power to
aw 8.000 fo t of Hemlock llonril In lOhourn. Our
liJIotMUi!' ci J". "Offtt In mnio llmo.
) ir l.nKim i aro nuAUAKTKrn to
I 'in h n i r' power on j leu
f u 1 nn 1 waicr tlniii any otlur L'n
pine not Hue I ullh an Automatic
I at Olf, If you w ant n btutlonary
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Inr Paw Mill, Miafting or Pullejs,
I'llher ca.t i r Jlodtuirt'a Paltnt
nrinirni iron ruiii'y, una rorour
iiiii.iiui -it tuiaiugiiu, no. it, lor
liifornintliin aud priced.
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