THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBCRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
ODD ITEMS.
Uonjamlii Franklin wns ono of
llin
export swlmmurs of his tiny.
Cut breeding is becoming nn Indus
try, an tho skins can bo used to lino
fllonkR.
It is now rendered "iMnn
mill urmtinn firm,., In ,(
jiioioaca
General Longstreot keepH n
Oainesvillo, Fin.
hold at
Senator Shertnnti is one of tho best
whist playors in the Senate.
A goblet placed over tho head of a
now baby in Georgia reached to tho
midget's hips.
Intemperance among tho negiocs of
tho South ia said to bo increasing at an
nlarming rate.
"When first caught sponges are slimy,
ill-flinolling things, looking liko pieces
ol raw liver.
Winter fashions for ladies aro to bo
eminently Kussiau and nothing if not
overwhelmingly.
Tlio "heathen Chineo" is just pecu
liar enough to imagino that ho can
mako tho French walk Spanish.
Tho uso of well water for drinking
purposes in .Now York city has been
forbidden by tho health officers.
Small bonnets are to prevail. "Thoy
aro so easy to trim and so very becom
ing to tho majority of ladies."
Thcro is n town in Illinois so rigidly
temperate that they object to Btorms
browing in the neighborhood.
Black and while plaid fans aro tho
newest, and every othor lady ono
sees at Newport seems to possess
ouc.
Mr. St. John's friend says tio dyes
his red moustache because ho doesn't
want to possess anything the color of
wino.
In Japan tho smallest piece of money
is called "cash,'" and it takes about 1,
000 of them to mako SI.
Four baggagemen who run on a Now
England road aro named Loyeland,
Lovcring, Lovejoy and Lovely.
An observer says most of tho centen
arians in America aro from Ireland,
though thcro aro many among tho col
ored people
Ono thousand shingls will cover ono
hundred squaro feet of surface, laid
four inches to tho weather ; for tho
above fivo pounds of nails will bo re
quired. Germany makes bricks of refuse and
cement. They arc said to be both light
and durable, and aro not only used for
Homo kinds of building purposes, but
as a covering for boilers m preventing
tho radiation of heat.
Tho late John Cox, who was a black
smith at Norwich, Conn., built tho first
bicyclo ever used in America, if not,
indeed, in the world. It consisted of
ono large wheel in front and tho little
wheel. Mr. Cox rode tho bioyclo moro
than sixty years ago.
In Alabama is a China tree ten iect
in circumference, Its top was torn
away by a storm j but six feet up tho
trunk two more trees havo taken root
and crown up as high as tho old tree
is. Half way up tho trunk of tho ori
ginal tree a peach tree stands out.
A popular London comedian had'in
lior sorvico a short time since a servant
whom ho had taken, out of charity,
from the workhouso. Ono day sho
was very insolent to her mistress,
whereupon tho comedian told her that
if it occurred again ho should certainly
send her back to tho place whence sho
camo. "I won't go there," sho replied,
"on any account If the worst comes
to tho worst, I'll go on tho stage."
When an officer is dismissed from
tho army ho is said to be cashiered.
When a cashier is dismissed from a
bank ho is genorally officered. Same
thing, only different.
Tho latest campaign slander is that
Cleveland is fond of peanuts. It docs
not necessarily follow, however, that
lie goes to circuses.
A woman aged 85 years recently as
tonished the natives of a seaport town
in Rhode Island by appearing at tho
breakfast tablo clad in a white Mother
Hubbard dress.
Shade Trees-
The custom of overshadowing tho
dwelling with largo shade trees, shut
ting out tho sunlight and air, is fast
disappearing. It is found that a house
thus shaded is not healthy, or pleasant,
lint this by no means indicates that
shade trees ought not to bo encouraged
in the neighborhood of tho dwelling,
for fow objects, if any, add moro to
tho beauty of a homo than groups of
shado trees arranged so as not to cover
up and shado the dwelling.
Near the houso should bo groups of
shrubs and flowers, and outsido of
theso should bo tho shade trees ; not
arranged in stiff straight rows all of
ono variety, and as near as possible of
one s'iko, but they should bo set with
out ordor, as uaturo set thorn, and a
variety of trees should bo intermingled
with each other. This relieves tho eve.
nnd to every lover of nature looks far j
moro beutiful than stiff formalities. t
in me selection oi varieties caro
should bo taken not to set trees that at
tain a large sizu in tho vicinity of tho
dwelling, but to select those that never
grow moro than thirty or forty feet
high. Tho largo trees, liko the elms,
Bhould bo set on tho outside of tho
Os that havo been set in tho viciu
tho dwelling.
In making a proper selection, it is
always best to oxaraino groups of trees
growing on soil similar to tho ono
where it is desired to set them j thou a
good idea of what is best may bo form
ed nnd tho appearance which each trco
will mako belter understood. No one
can describo tho apppearanco of a tree,
so as to bo understood by any porson
half as woll as they can understand it
by porsoual observation.
Lach locality has its peculiarities,
and is particularly adapted to tho
growth of certain varieties. If it can
bo understood what theso peculiarities
are, success is moro likely to bo attain
ed, especially by those who cannot
spend timo to change tho nature of the
noil or protect tho trees from tho cold
winds of winter.
A fow dollars spent for shade trees
to set in tho vicinity of tho farm build
ings, will iu a fow years change tho nn
nearanco ot tho homo so much for the
better, that its market value will bb
raised ten times as inuoh as tho cost of
tho trees. Ma$$achuseU Plough-
man
Good, hearty laughter is said to bo
tho best medicino in tho world. I
you nro ill or depressed iu spirits, get
Hoiuewhcro whero you can watch a wo
man in a tight dress try to jump ovtn
a mud puddle. That will laugh you
into good hoalth or good nature
again.
Baffled!
' ONB OF TDK MOST UNACCOUNTAlll.F. AND
DANdKIIOUS OF IIF.CKNT DECEITS
IIISCOVF,HKI AND l;X
posed.
Thcro is some mysterious tronblo
that Is attacking neatly everyone in
tho land with moro or less violence It
tocms to steal into tho body liko a thief
in the night. Doctors cannot dia
gnose it. Scientists aro mizzled by its
symptoms. It is, indeed, a modem
mystery. Like those severe and vaguo
maladies that attack horses and pros
trate nearly all tho animals in tho
laud, this subtlo trouble seems to men
ace mankind. Many of its victims
havo pain about tho chest and side?,
and sometimes in tho back. They feel
dull and sleepy ; tho mouth has a bad
taste, especially in tho morning. A
strange sticky slime collects about tho
teeth. Tho appetite is poor. Thcro
is a feeling liko a heavy load upon tho
stomach sometimes a faint nil-gone
sensation is felt at tho pit of the stom
ach, which food does not satisfy. Tho
eyes grov sunken, tho hands and feet
feel clammy at onu timo nnd hurt In
tensely at others. After a whilo a
cough sets in, at first dry, but after a
fow months it is attended with a grey
ish colored expectoration. Tho alllict
ed one feels tired nil tho while, and
sleep docs not seem to afTord nny rest.
Ho becomes nervous, iirilable, and
gloomy, and has ovil forebodings.
Thcro is a giddiness, a peculiar whirl
ing sensation in tho head when rising
up suddenly. Tho bowels becomo
oostivr, utid then, again, outllnx inten
sely ; tho skin is dry and hot at iituo ;
tho blood grows thick and stagnant ;
and tho whites of tho oyc becomo ting
ed with yellow ; tho urino is scanty
and highcolored, depositing n sedi
ment after standing. Ihorc is frequent
ly a spitting up of the food, sometimes
with a sour taste and sometimes with a
sweetish taste ; this is often at
tended with palpitation of tho heart.
Tho vision becomes impaired, with
spots beforo tho eyes ; thcro is a feel
ing of prostration and great weakness.
Most of theso symptoms nro in turn
present. It is thought that nearly one
third of our population havo this dis
order in soma of its varied forms, while
medical men havo almost wholly mis
tak en its nature. Somo havo treated it
for ono complaint j some for another,
but nearly all havo failed to reach the
seat of tho disorder. Indeed, many
physicians aro aillicted with it them
selves. The oxperionco of Dr. A. G.
Richards, residing at No. 4GS Tremont
street, 03ton, is thus described by
himself :
"I had all those peculiar and pain
ful symptoms which 1 havo found af
flicting so many of my patients, and
which had so often baflled mo. I know
all the commonly established remedies
would be unavailing for I had tried
them often in tho past. I therefore
determined to striko out in a new path.
To ray intense satisfaction I found
that I was improving. The dull, stupid
feeling departed and I began to enjoy
life once more. My appetite returned.
My sleep was refreshing. The color ot
my face which had been a sickly yel
low gradually assumed the pink tinge
of health, in the course of three
weeks 1 felt like a now man and know
that it was wholly owing to tho won
derful efficiency of Warner's Tippeca
noe The J5cst, which was all the medi
cine I took."
Doctors and scientists often exhaust
their skill and tho patient dies. They
try everything that has boon used by,
or is known to, tho profession, and
then fail. Kven if they savo tho life it
is often aftef great and prolonged
agony. Whero all this can bp avoided
by precaution and care, how insane a
thing it is to endure such suffering 1
With a puro and palatablo preparation
within reach, to neglect its uso is sim
ply inexcusable.
One Oat at a Time-
A youngster, whoso upper lip betrays
signs ol the coming soupillterer, wants
to know what business wiH iay him
best. That is a hard question. If ho
is looking for tho article that causes
tho female equine to get up aud hump
herself, and caro not how you obtain
it, ho might acquire u considerable
quantity by opening a savings bank
and suspending at tho proper time ;
but if ho has not tho talent to becomo
a first-class thief, he had best solcct
somo legitimate business and stick to it
until lie is either called to join tho an
gels, or acquires a competency. It is
not always the most talented men who
becomo tho successful ones. Tho bril
liant men aro too often brilliant fail
ures. They can do almost anything,
and they do it, whilo men with less
talent, but more judgment, fight it out
on their chosen Line through storm nnd
calm, and bag the game. Tho man
who can do ono thing well is in great
er domand than the man -who can do
almost anything indifferently. Load
your artillery carefully and blozo away
at the same Thomas cat until you fetch
him. Do not cripplo him and let him
Rot away while you nro looking for a
flock of "felines to fire into. Wo know
a man who is an indiffcront workman
at three trades, ana has doubled in a
dozen different lines of business. He
is not worth a dollar, and yet ho is am
bitious and possessed of considorablo
talont. Ho was iu too big a hun v to
get rich. He scattered his shot. Ho
wanted to bag a bam full of cats at
oucc, and tho nonsequeuco is that bo is
out of cats, whilo his moro patient
neighbors havo lellues to tfirow
at tno. bridge, jjou t scatter your
BllOt.
in .Japan, whero earthquakes aro
very common, a houso has been invent
ed which shall not bo cnectcd by tho
movement ot tho earth, tho building
is of wood with plaster walls and coil
intra, supported on iron bales resting in
hollow snuccr-liku plates, which meth
od of support, it is claimed, prevents
momentum iu n horizontal position
from being communicated from tho
ground to tho house, and thcro is sufii
cient friction at tho points of support
to destroy tho slight motion that might
othorwiso tsiko plnco. It might natu
rally Ikj supposed that pooplo who aro
always bo'.ug shaken would got used to
earthquakes, but l'rof. Morse, who has
lived so long in Japan, says that, far
from this being tho case, upon going
.i .t.L.i. i .,.- c i ;
mora one lutiiKs Hiigiuiy oi sucn n vibi
union, but-that terror grows withov
ory rccurrooce, until lifo becomes mis
f rablo from being iu a constant state of
lrcntl.
Ono of tliewoint weeds In thenowly
seeded moadmvs is tho white daisy.
It
Is especially abundant on fields, whero
young clover has been pastured after
tho grain -with whtoli it was sown has
been out. Cattle will eat tho whilo
daisy when mado into hay only when
starved to it, so that enough is lost by
donreoiatcjd condition of Btock to off.
set whatever nutriment it may con
taiu.
The First Meerschaum Pipe.
In 17a:) there lived In I'csth, tho
capital of Hungary, Karol Kowales, a
shoemaker, whoso ingenullty in cutting
and carving on wood, etc., brought
him in contact with Count Andrassy,
with whom ho becamo a favorite, Tho
Count on his return from a mission to
turkey, brought with him n piece of
whitish clay, which had been presented
to him as a curiosity on account of its
extraordinary light specific grnvlty. It
struck tho shoemaker that, being por
ous, it must bo well adapted for pipes,
as it would absorb tho nicotine. The
oxperlmcnt was tiled and Karol out
out a pipe for tho Count and ono for
himself. Hut In tho pursuit of his trade
he could not keep his hands clean, and
many a pieeo of shoemakers wax bo
camu attached to tho pipe. Tho clay,
howover, instead of assuming u dirty
appearance when Karol wiped it off,
received, wherever the wax adhered
to It, a clear brown polish, instead of
the dull white It previously had. At
tributing this change iu tho tint to its
proper source, ho waxed tho whole sur
faeo ami polished tho iiino again, smok
ed it, and noticed how admirably and
beautifully it colored, also how much
more sweetly tho pipo smoked after
being waxed. Other noblemen, hear
ing of tho wonderful properties of this
singular species of clay, imported it in
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ouiistuui.iiiiu qiiuniiucH lor uiu Minim
facturcd articles, and the great cost of
importation in tlioso days of limited
facilities for transportation, rendered
its uso exclusively confined to tho
richest European noblemen until 1830,
when it becamo a more general nrticlo
of trade. Tho first meerschaum pipe
mado by Karol Kowatcs has been pro
Berved in tho museum of I'csth. From
the Armagh Guardian.
Leprosy ia San Francisco.
Tho San Francisco Jiulktin says :
There is a leper colony struggling into
life among us. It is small now, and,
perhaps, scarcely noticeable. Hut it is
striking its roots deep into the soil. If
not excised it is bound to grow and
expand. Leprosy is a disease of com
paratively recent importation in tho
bandwich Islands. IJut now 2 per
cent of tho whole native population
uro ntilioted with the horrible disease
in various stages of development. Wo
have had a notioo that tho white raco
need havo no fears on tho subject. But
that is wholly false and unreliable as
sumption. Thoroaro white lepers now.
Former local administrations, fully im
pressed with tho gravity of tho matter,
toro up ono after tho othor two leper
colonies and shipped them off. But
now thero sequin to bo a dispositon
to settle down and accept leprosy as a
feature of San Francisco life. There is
a hitch between tho steamship com
panies aod the authorities. There are
somo detects m tho law. Upon tho
merits of tho controversy wo do not
propose to pass now. All that wo know
is that nothing is being done and that
tho lcper(' colony grows. Against any
luuner paltering wuu tins great ovil
wo protect with all tho energy that can
bo thrown into language. Tho small
interests that have grown up iu favor
of the continuance of tho leper hospital
should bo trampled under foot. Theie
should bo no cessation of cffoit till the
lepers aro gone.
Femcle Thumbs.
Tho female thumb is said to bo an
important index to the female charac
ter. Women with long thumbs aro
held by phrenologist, physiognomists,
etc., to bo more than ordinarily intelli
gent what nro called sensiblo women;
whilo women with small thumbs are
regarded ns romantic. According to
certain authors, who profess to have
been observers, a woman's hand is
moro indicative of a woman's charac
ter than her face, as tho latter is to a
certain extent, under tho control of
temporary emotions, or of the will,
whereas tho tormcr is a lact which ex
ists for any one who understands it to
profit by. Women with squaro hands
and small thumbs arc said to make
'ood house-wives and gentlo wives.
This sort of women will mako any man
happy who is fortunate enough lo win
them. Thoy nro not at all romantic,
but thoy aro what is better, thoroughly
domestic. Women with long thumbs
have tempers of their own, and gener
ally a loug tongue.
There is a hint in this to a lover.
Let him, the fiist time ho seizes hold of
his mistress' hand, examine, under
somo pretext or another, her thumb,
.1 .e i. l. i i . i . i
wiu ii ii uu large, lei nun iiiuko up ins
mind as soon as ho becomes a married
man, he will havo to bo very careful.
Again if a young man finds that his
lady lovo has a largo palm, with one
shaped fingers nnd a small thumb, let
him .thank his stars for in that case,
sho is susceptible to tenderness, easily
talked into or out ot anything, nnd
readily managed. But if sho is a wo
man with a squaro hand, well-proportioned,
and only a tolerably develop
ed thumb, then sho is either ono of two
distinct classes of women a practical
feniale who will stand no nonsense, or
she is a designing female a woman
who cannot bo duped, or a woman who
will dupe him.
IitATii Customkk. "Seo here, sir.
when I was over last week, I bought
a silk dress pattern of you at $2 a
yard, and you said tho former price
wns !jo.
Dealer "Yes, you bought it nt our
grand bargain sale."
"Exactly. Well, my wifo says that
stuff has been selling in Philadelphia
nguiaiong at 91.011 a yard.
"indeed r
"Yes sir. What did you mean by
saying tho former prico was $5 1"
"Hut it wns. '
"When!"
"During the war."
.las. II. Mercer distinctly states that
Aekei's English Remedy has and does
euro contracted consumption. Ask for
circular. An entirely now medicine,
guaranteed.
If there is a wooden floor to tho hog
pen, no mattter how high it is made,
thcro will every year bo u considerable
amount of valuable manure find its wav
through. Even tho oarth under tho
floor, to tho depth of six or eight
inches, will mako a good fertilizer. A
hogpon floor should bo laid with tho
purpose of taking up overv second
year, and it will generally need it if
mauo ot sou lumber.
das. II, Mercer will refund tho prico
paid if Acker's Hlood Ulixir dots not
1 , I ! 1 A
relieve nny hkmi or uiooti tiisoruer. i
now, but thoroughly tested discovery
An nYchnnim siuu tlmt thirn enn lin
no earthly reason why women should
not no allowed 10 uecotnu mcoicai men
Tiu II Mi.rnnr dtntna tlmt tmllfri.u
U..'?. ...V.WV. MV.t. .....V ..11.,,,
tlon preparos every 0110 for disease, but
guarantees Acker's Dyspepsia Tnblots
to euro an lonus 01 inuneauou.
Vital UiicmiIwiim Ml t
Ask the moil eminent physician
Of anv school, what Is tho best thlncr hi
i the world for quldlng and allaying all Ir
I ritutlun of the nerves nnd curing nil forms
oi nervous complaint?, giving nimirnl,
childlike refreshing sleep always t
And thoy will tell you unhesitatingly
"Smemm of ltopi 1 1 "
OIIAI'TKKI.
Ask any or all of the moil eminent phy
sicians "What In the bent nnd only remedy that
enn he relied on to cure all diseases nf the
kidneys nnd urinary organs t such ns
Hrlglit's dlnciiHu, diabetes, retention or In
ability to retain urine, mid all tlio discuses
nnd ulliuctils pccullai lo women"
"And they will tell you explicitly and
emphatically "Machul "
Ask the same physicians
"What is the most reliable and Bluest
euie for all liver discuses or dyspepsia p
constipation, indigestion, biliousness, nml. i
aria, fever, ague, Ac," and tliny will tell
JOU I
Mandrake t or Ihnddinn 1 1 1 1"
Hence, when than? remedies aro coiiMned Willi
others ciiually valuable.
Ana compouudod I ut r I toi hitters, such a won
derful nnd inybtcrlous curallvo power H dovelip.
cd, wtilcli-lsso varied In Us operations that no
dlseam or 111 health can jiosslbly exist or nM Us
powa, and yet It is
IMnnless tor tho most, frail worn in, weakest In.
vn Id oi smallest child to uso.
CIlAPrillt it.
"Patients
'Almost, dead or no.irly dyltu''
Tor years, and given up by physicians of
Hrlglit's nnd other khluoy diseases, liver
complaints, severe coughs, called consump
tion, have been cured.
H omen ymc nearly crazy 1 1 1 1 1
From ngony of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefulness, and various diseases peculiar
to women.
I'coplo drawn out ot Hh.ipo from excruciating
panjs of rheumatism, ttiiUmuintory and chronic,
or suffering fiom tcrofula,
Kryslpelas 1
Halt rheum, blood poLsonlng, dyspepsia, Indiges
tion, nnd In fact almost all diseases trill
Nature 13 heir to
Have iieen cured ty Hop Hitters, proof of which
Canbofoundlncwiynlghtiorhood in tho known
world.
wNono Kcnulno without a bunch of green
Hops on tho white label, shiinull the vile, pol
bonous stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" In their name.
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duced under Mr. t-pcer'aown personal supervision,
Its purity nnd genuineness, aro guaranteed by the
principal Hospitals nnd Hoards of Health who havo
examined it. Tho youngest child may partake ot
It. nnd tlin wr.lWesf. lnv-Dllil llkn If. t.i n,1vnntfwrn
It Is particularly beneilclal to tho aged nnd
dobintatod, nnd sultod to tho various ailments that
uul'cl mo weaKcr sex.
It Is In overy respect A WINETo llEltHI.ICD ON.
Spaer's Unformented Grapo Juico-
Is tho Juice of tho Oporto drapes preserved lu
Its natural, fresh, sweet statons It runs from tho
press by fumigation, thereby destroying tho exci
ter of fermentation. It is perfectly pure, free
fiom spirits nnd will Veep In any climate.
Sneer's Burgundy.
... uii. itm iiii.'uiiitii nit iiiu iiseii uy uiu
wealthy classes as ti Table or Dinner Wine, mid by
physicians Incases where n dry wino Instead ot a
Bttcet poitH desired.
Speor's (SooialitG) Olaret.
Is held In high estimation for Its ilchness as a
Dry T.iblo Wino especially suited for dinner use,
Spoer's P. J. Sherry.
Is n wino of supei lor Character nnd partakes of
tlio rich qualities' of the grape from which it is
made.
Speer's P- Ji Brandy.
IS A t'UIti: distillation from tho grape, and
stands unrivalled in this Country for medicinal
purposes.
. It has a peculiar llavor, similar to thnt of tho
grapes trointthleh 11 Is distilled,
Hoe that tho signature of ALFltliD SPIIKIt, l'as
salo N. .1., Is over the cork of each bottle.
SOLD BY G. A. KLEIM.
and iiv nrtuooisTS hvkkwiigkb.
Sep. ss-'SSlyr.
CATARRH Hay Fever,
I hao been nflllcted
for twenty yc.ua, dur
ing the months of Au
gust nnd September,
with Hay Fvter, and
have tried various
remedies without re
lief. I was Induced to
trv i:iv's cream Halm:
fl have used 11 with fa-
luiuuu ii-.s'mn, turn
can eiinlhlentiy recom
mend it to all similar
ly mulcted. liobert
W. Tcnvnley, (ex-May-o-)r.Uabcth,
N. J.
Apply Into the nos
trils. lily's Cream Ilihu Is
a ivmedy founded on n
H AY-EE VER
correct diagnosis of this disease and can be de
pended upon, (.'ream tliltn eausi's no pain. (Sles
relief at once. Cleanses tho hnd. Causes healthy
sectetlonv, Abates IMIammatlon. Prevents fresh
colds. Heals tho tores, ltestorcs the senses of
tasto nnd smell A thorough treatment will cure.
Not .1 liquid or snuff. Appllid Into the nostrils,
so els. 111 druggists ; 01) cts. by mail. Hample bot
tle by mall 10 cts.
ELY IIUOTIIES Druggists, Owego, N. Y.
AugWtw
OltAY'H UIM'XIl'IC riKlUHCIN'IC.
TRADE MARK TlIKUitEiTllNH-THADH MARK
LIS!! IIKMElir. AU
unfailing euro for
seminal W c 11 k
ness, sperinutor
rhrua, Jninotency,
and all Diseases
that follow ns a
sequence of Self
Abuso ! ns loss of
Meinnrv. TTnlver.
BEFORE TAKUS.s.il Las s I tu do, AFTER TAKING.
I'alnln tho Hack, Dlinnesi of Vision, 1'rematuro
Old Age, and many other diseases that led to Insa
nity or consumption and n ITcmaturo nravo.
Uewauk of iidNcrtlsements to refund money,
when druggists from whom the medicine Is bought
ilo not refund, hut refer you to the manufactur
ers, and tho requirements aro such that they
are scd.mi, ifnvi; compiled with. See their writ
ten guarantee. A trial of one single pack-age of
(Iray's t-peclile will conMnco tho most skeptical of
Its real merits.
on account of counterfeits, we have adopted the
Yellow Wrapper ; tlio only genuine.
t"FuU particulars in our pamphlet, which wo
desire to send fieo by mall to every one. SirTho
specinc Mcdtclno Is sold by nil druggists at II
Eer package or ti packaes for or wilt bo sent f reo
y mall on tho receipt otthe money, by nddresslng
TUB OKAY MEDICINE CO., Hurrah), N. Y.
Sold tu liloomshnrg by all druggists.
Nov 9-lv
I'OU CANNOT OUT WiJLIi AT HOMK.
Pairviow Elsctropatiiic Institute,
HINGHAJITON, N. Y.
A GOOD PLACE FOK THE SICK.
Tho houso Is specially lit ted up for the conifoil
nt Invalids whodcslron pleasant and Clnlstlaii
homo. Munds on high ground with plenty of
shade. 1'ersonal attention given to every patient.
lUectrlclty and (lalvanlsm in their different modi
tlcatlons 11 speciality, l'rof. Mills h,ugleniuauy
sears of study and practice to tins hi audi, and
Inindmls will testify to his skill.
bend for circular, stating what paper you saw
thlsln. 1'ltOF. liraitY MIIJ.8,
Mrs. ALICE l'HENCll MILLS,
Lock llox iff. Illiighamton, N. V.
sept, 7 'M ly.
ffl. C. SLOAN & BRO ,
15LOOMS15UHG, l'A.
Manufacturers of
CARRIAGES BUDGIES, PHAETONS.
SLEIGHS, PLATFORM WAGONS, &G.
Vlrst-class work always on band.
REPAIRING NEA TL YDONE.
,VictK ifiluceiltnsuit the times,
E. B. BROWER,"
GAS FITTING iV STEAM IIBATJNfl.
DIIAI.KH IN
STOVES & TINWARE.
All kinds of work in Sheet Iron, Hoof'
ing nml SpotiliiDjr iroinptly
iittmuk'tl to.
iwtitrlctnttcntloh given to heating by bteam,
Cornor of Main & East Sts.,
ISloomsburjjr, Pa.
sunsoiunw now koh
THE COLUMUIAN
1.50 A YEAH,
for tho working c1.i,a Wud 10 cents for
postage, nml wo will mall you , n lojal
valuable box of Rnmtila aooAn thnt. will .nut
few days tlmi 3 on evert boujrhl nonslulnnt, nny
buMmws. capital not required. Wo will ntnit
you. ot can work nil tlio time nrln ppam timo
only. Tho norkln unltersalty ndaptiil to lioth
Rexes, young nnd old. You can eailly earn from
Ot) rents to lAou'ry evening. That nil who want
may test tho business wn mnkotliH tuipanlled
offer j to nil that aro not u ell s.itlslled wo will wnd
Jl to pay tor tho tronblo of writing ui Full parti
eulam, direct ions, etc., wnt fnv. rortunon w 111 lm
made by those whoKlvu t heir who!" t linn totho
woifc. (IrcntsuprMi nlMoliitelyisuro Don't delay,
mart how. Addre Mrisros K Co., Portland.
i'llno. Iecs.1.l
A Ma KINDS OK .1011 I'HINTINO
OX SHOliT NOTICE
AT THIS OKKICE.
Vnll 111 tlio wnv nf malflnt morn tnnnnv In n
-AT
1-1 f
The 8ldbrat8d Srcat,
CALL AND SEE THE HEW STYLES
AT
.CMAIN STREET,
HNTEUTA1MNH AM l.NfTlil'4iTI VK FANTIUK. LA 11(1 KM IX'liFASKU L'.Mlii:itH OF
MAU.MF1CKNT AMI COHTLV I'ltLMlUllH iilVK-S.
0Idc to tha fH ooii of our former WorJ Cuotcit, which eilrrl 11 y lit, ml the miny rcjutit of periom
ho iw our uilr too Itt to compete, conduced to otTrr lite lolbwlm tungnltletnt 1 reMOle tlu ,if ji,i luaklof
lul tbd Urgi.it Hit ut worJi from tbe Utttri comprlilnc tho word 1
' iipir rit vir oa n arm v i
lkL Mnlltt Oold Wuti'h..., K'rf 100
PJ. Mujciiinofiit'lea.Sit and Hultcr. 10
trl. lMiiniunil Kar-rlniri ?A
4lh, Lull t 'a HoU Wuteh - K'
ft Hi, 0-nt' JHttiiiuitil ttcarf Tin. 5
7 th. rulUttttni3lUl.StlnLlt1eJJwcllrJwcr Ul
100 BoxESy.'iravjir.tei1 premium of $20
Vvr the ntkieit lUt with fcit trru. rroUei th tlt lit half the natuber of wcriJ of the blgheit competitor!
CONDITIONS,
Pint. All Hiti inut te full; )rrrM tn1 ttccoiupanlcil lj two ornt trniip tit return jM-tline, italeoitDt tht you
ire uilnit II.VY'H (tl VI tn our I null r, nttiiq nl Kilresa of grocer from whom you bo It. mtbber of word In Hit,
end your nkme e.nd ftlJreii, rll tt be written un one then uf er, crte from Hit.
Bi-oond. Word enutt be written thinly, nuoihere-1, ud tihftlntkk11r trriicl, The lilnitrkihteavt oamee, namei of
fletloa, Scripture p roper Mine, modern tO(rapl.lrnl nvni. ri-t C'brltUii naiutri, muit be clamlflvd if carnrly.
Third, uuly wordi found In Wbur or lorrotr tlJoil.tinry a ImittM, tbl i'A Include any word from the flrtl
to tho latt with the tieeption of j rtdxn ud suthiri it Mpuratt- wort &lJ oluclcte wurdf ftordi of nn PiHllInf ,
but different mranlofe. lo be uod but mat,
ourth. Plural nf kit ward iidiii.ttcl eietpt bfograi'hli'al uiiiui, namoi of Ccllon, Pfrlpture j-rofpr ninu', noSero
(fCjrphlctl tame, au 1 Chrlmlan naino, but oitrflilie dciiothiR fmHienihe tr fi rterw 1e uoi tmltted.
firth. No word Gouolel uuW.t the ltlrr cm rl'im thou are aontaiued in. LK 1AVM HOAl U.NLV.thtl
Ii. bv orlbln OTtf2 A'i, 1 R. I It. 1 O a. I I'.SH'i, 1 L 1 N, 1 U.I V. will ht iLrownoul
Hdth. All Hit muit be in bj Meieuirr and tin- Premium will ho awarded Iire.ltnb.
Sefenth. Prrmluni will ho glvtn In rptmln ftcvonlluf lo the largeit Hit of worla.
Hlfhth. 1.11 muit t be f nt In roll, hut put lu nrrlo.
Mnth. Wtll or fnl llt liour St Vrk Oirte, ll.r; KtaIo Ft ret, or nut PMln iilpbU Office. Howard StrcM.
1 he IIAV'S NOA1' bvbpffi UrIy aold I7 Whole, ale and Krtall Orpr ihrouf hnut the I'oludatatc fur fiteycara.
aod whruTrr Iti mi-Ml are knn it enj imtxiun.lfd pnpuUrllv. NtilwItbattudlrK theie fact we have recelicl
m tnj httift'cl letter from i-ermri iu our jrrer onlt'H. eoillnin that thvir mn-cr did not kevp HA V'f nap, ani
In many instance rffJ'M Hat It In upplr thlr .uttciiuT with 111 not only atkndlDjt In thHr own lt(bt, but dolrtjt ui
ftcat lujuntloo. It i tu bt h"j' l ""d It I 4'o 0 ir dexlro, that nntiteMlant will utt vrexj effort 10 liaru their groctr
qply Ihi'ii), hut In tae Ihey will not, wo will, nn reii Ipt nf tl Oit, forward to any purl nf the I'd I ted Ulttea, eait of
WIIIji I tt!rr, ( rt- pnpnl 1, lOckr ludu lliir; ihrt-t of our Ileautjtuliy Fh.iuim1 Picture Card.
The II V'M MIA I' I Hi purt ! Iut map mad. Itv it ue yon narvua Uolilnn, hoaldliitt.or Ilird Kubhlm
lttrl ir. furl, ut ehdhe Uowlllf rMl tM It tin 1)A HO A V doei rot do alt we claim for It If uod a the dl-
hvihm are ilrn nu lli wrkiMr Iti-aaltiwllr KiaMte I Plot
I) VY A I
rrlCK ik. n-. iian. nrf. itwi ftnttjituwnn
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
W. R. TUBES, PROPRIETOR
BLOOHSBUHG, PA.
OM'OSITBCODKT UOUHE.
Largo anJ convenient sauiplo rooms, ll.it li rooitis
hot and cold water, ami all modern coiiM'iili'iiees
w
AlNWimillT & CO.,
Il'f ) U1SA l.E GROCERS,
I'HII.ADEI.l'IIIA
rKAS.svuura.copcEK, anoAit, Mot..-shs
KICK, sncits, StCtRU SODl.iC, io.
N. K. corner Second and Arcn Btroiits.
fOrdorn win rooelu' prompt ntfentln
wanted for Tlio I.Ives ot all tlio Prosl
dents or tlio U. S. Tlio tawsl, li.tml.
.oinest. nest hook put soki tor less i nun
bonk In Aiie'ilea. Iinmetuo nrollts to agents. All
Inti'llltfentrieoiilo wam II. An.vonoc.in become a
hiitvi'jfiiliigiMi(. Ti'iunfree. II imitt Hook I'd.,
ivrtl.itid; Miitno IK'f -Jl-iy
Tlio innat fiopuHr leuirt ontlio Mi,ini(ii,inii.i
lttu'rlstliow.iinviillDiK'u N.illej Hotel, iiiwal
lo)ioo, i,upin t'o , I'ii.
GJ.IHJffife
Thlsliou-ohn ix-en tnaroojfiur ivnovated nnd I
Is lilted up with overy eonuMilunces for Ha. I
velers. lomlats. Iiuntlii2 nnd tl-lilutr nailles. It H .
delightfully situated la the mUUt ofu ln'auilful
M'ClInu ot rlier and moiiiitj
lu sceiii'iy 111 eIo
liroxlmlly tn Iho famous
Council Cuji
and Hi1ccl.1l Iniluw'iiicnts aro oiTercl 10 all who
deslro recuMtlon comhlned wlthllrst class ae
ooiiiinodatlons. Tho liar supplied only with tlio
choicest wines nnd liquors, excellent stablo ae
commiKlatlnns, boats to hlivio.
k( p . D
N C.lifTaiTTIOfilA TE K A TE.
U.JUH E I
aid II 5nm
CLEVELAND;'
AirentuwaiiKd for mil hen. 1
tie edition 01 hHllfo; writ- 1
ten at bis own home, with
his enonenitton and nsM. 1
tance, by tho renowned iloodrlch. Largiw. cheaii.
est, handsomest, best. Elegantly Illustrated, costs
luoio per copy touiauufactuiu than the other lives
that uro sold for tw leu Pspilce. outbcllsnll others
ten tn nne. ono of our agents mado npioilt of
over 5ii the nit day, Ahanest btgold will Ihj
rcalliwl by otery woiker. All new liegliuierssuc.
ceed giandly. Terms tree, and tliumosi lllieral 1
everotrered. s.c valualilo timo by sendlng83cis. 1
for pottage, etc., 1111 five outllt, which Includes
laivo prospectus book. Act quickly udayattho
start Ii worth a week ut tho ilnUh.
July is bw II. IIAI.I.UTT to., 1-ortUnd, lie,
1 ..t;
1
P3
o
Orr i Go. Ojfcralls.
O
H
.ViMMUlAKTi
For the Celeliiatcil Clhicketing, Iveis &
1'oml, nml Vosc .t Sim I'lnnos. World. ro
now'tii'd Ksley Organs, Violins, Accordcons
and Sheet Minor. C I'li'lnntcd While, New
High Arm Davis, Kuw Home, lloyiil St.
.luliii, nnd Light itimnlng Donu'stic buwlng
Macliliies. lii'cdlcs, oil nml nttnclitneiits
for nil makes ol Srwlnj; Mitcliines.
mm
ti a w u w 1 m
a
SERIES
Ht h. Fruit tnnit. Rich, Rlut ct Amber Olete fit
tt h, T PMuTcKt oU piece. H or AmUr 1
10th. Hi)ICHtr, I'luticdltHU't'e IO
1 1 Hi. Jfo I'lU h r, il..riift.l Double WkUfJ K
1 Uth. rnl.f Miitnl. rhkve, id1 (I cild I.incJ 7
Worth
llUli. l'ruft HlunJ, Itock CtjMl Cut UH-i,
11 re Card l nu? illflt reitdrlturlTin. fclanu Tat-t objd be
r UM, IIM. ll iiiw wi Wttaiuoo Phil Pa.
BLOOMSBURli PLANING MILL
Tlio undersigned liavtue put his Planlnir Mil
un uaiiroaa oiroct, in nrsc-ciass conuiuon, lb pro
pared to do all kinds ot work In his lino,
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDSj MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
turnlsaea nt reasonable prices. All lumber usod
Is well seasoned and none but skilled workmen
aru euipioyea,
ESTIMATES FOK BUILDINGS
furnished on application, l'lnnc and spocinca
nous iireparea oy an oxponenced uraucmsman
(JIIAIILHS llllUli,
DlouiiiNbur;;, Ia
The Scioucoof Life, Only $1
BY MAIL POST-PAID
KfJOW THYSELF,,
i M Mn Work on Md
1 Kxhatutcd Vitality, Neivouaand Physical nobll-
uy. rmiiuiuiuiHviino iiijian. Ki ivrs of Yout h.
and tlio untold mKutesiesultlng from ludlHcre
tlou of excesses. A book for oery man, joung,
middle-aged and old. it contains 183 prescriptions
litr nil npuli, uml i.l.tvx.l.i ,H.nL.,j .
...... .."'. '" "T.t.-a, vain IIHU 01
which h.lnvnlu ible. So found by tliu Author, w hoso
.. ...v.. . J.....M... ..., lui.iiu uj ,iiv.iiinor, wnoso
oxpeileniofor8Jicars Hbuchnsiuobably never
M,. ... .....ui utiiuu IUU31IU, emuusseu
cuu'i-s, full gilt, guaraulci il tu bo 11 liner work In
oiery bCiiso ineciianlcal. literary and nrofessinnni
, -thanaiiyothernorksoldliithlscouiitry forj3.50,
' or tho mousy wll Ihj refunded In every Instance.
Prico only 11.00 bymall post-paid IlluSmilvo
1 miininwuMiji iM-ini iiuw. mini meiiai awarded
tho aulhurby tho National Medical Association, to
. tho omecrs of which borders. '
, ' Tlio Science ot l.lto should bo icad by tho youn
.ct itiaituuuuii, H.m u, iuiiit,ii mr leilfl. ir
wlllbenetltnll-Loiduiiim!. "
Thcro Is no member ot society to wqiom Tho
Science ol l.lfo will not bo useful, whether youth,
parent, guardian, Instructor or clcivymati.-ar.
(JOiUtUt,
,.AJ.'ll',0.a'i,,l"1 Medical Instituto, or Dr-
W. II. Parkor, ho. 4 llulllnch sticet, lioslon. Ma&s..
who may Iw consulted 011 all diseases re'iulrlmr
bl.lll and oxiieneiicc. Chroulo uud obstlualo ill)as
ex and that havo banicd tho 1 1 11 , 1 skill of
another lilijblclan a six) I'l lj j elalty.
Such treated suecosMfulf 11 1 1 . 1 11 nit
wlthuutaii liistancool LI L L Olllljlfall
mo. Mention this pnnci J JL ' 1
I9
Pennsylvania Railroad, t
Ilxl!
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
M
TIME TABLE.
ii tin ct Mar lith. lssi. Trains lenvc sun.
buty.
i:A!lWAl!l,
U.I'iU. ni.. ea Slidru IIMness Mallr eirent,
Sunday), for lliirrlsbiu-jr nnd Ititcnnrdlntcr.tnttoiiH,
nrrlvlnirnl Philadelphia H.15 1. in.: New Yen k.
tlxn p. in. ; lialllinme, B.1U i. in. ; Washington ,
tl.)i. tn conuiTtinn nt Philadelphia lor nil tea
Miory iiuiiiis. niruuu paswuer co.icn 10
Philadelphia,
s.ooii. in. Kay express (dally), for Harrlsliuiir
and Iiitenncdlatu statlons.ai t lvliiK nt Phlladelphl a
".so p. in. j Jew York, 11. in. j linlilinoro
T.!!0)i.tn.; Wnlilnstnn, tu5p. w. Parlor ea
liuuun u i-iiutmt'ipuiu uiiu parejiKcr coacnu
thiouKli to Phlladelplda nnd Ualtlmore.
ti.eo p. in. Wllll.tnitport Accominodntlon (dally
for llarrlsbutg and all tntennedlalo stations, nnlv
Int'uH'hlladelplil.iaiSn. in. eiv York 0.10 a. in.
Sleeping car accommodations can bn sccuit d nt
lluriUburirfor Phil idelnhla nnd New York. onHiin.
dajs ntliioiiKh sltepfnif car will he run; on this
tralnfrom Wlltlamsp't toPhlladclplila.Phlladeilila
passengers can leuialn In sleeper undisturbed until
j.su'a. m. Erie Mali (dally excert Jtond.iv)
for llarrl&bun; and Pitennedl.no stations,
arriving nt Phlladelplda 7.50 n. m. New York,
11, '.M a. in. ; llaltlmoru T.IU n. m. ; 'a.'Jil;gton, H..',ii
il in. 'Ihiouuh Pullman sleeping cars aie run on
tills train to Philadelphia, Ualllinoro and WashliiL'.
ton, and UiumLrli passenger coaches tn Philadel
phia and Palthnorc.
WISTWAKU.
S.isa. in. J.TIc Mall (dally excent (-undav). foi
Erie and all liitcrmedlato stations with thiounh
l'lilliiinn l'alaeo car and through ii.asnciiL'er
coaches to Uric, nnd through I'ullinan IMluee
carsto llulTalo via Emporium. On Sundays thlj
train iiinsio Jienovo, wuu ruuinnn I'aiacoear lo
uiiainspoix and pas-enirer coacucs in Jicnovo,
For Canaiidalgua nnd Intermedlato itntlmis,
Itocheslcr. lluSafoand.Nlairara Kalis, (daily excent.
sundajs) with tlnougli Pullman Palace caruiid
passenger cojeucs 10 lioeni'sier.
10.15-News llxpiess (dally except Sunday) for
Ixick llaenond Intermediate stations. Un sun
days this tialii runs uuly to llllainsport.
1.10 p. ui. Nlngaia Hxprcss (dally except Sun
day) lor Knuo and liitermedlate stations Willi
through passenger coaches lo Kane, lor L'anan.
dalgua and pilnclpal Intermediate Millions,
ltocnchicr, iiuuiuo unci ."Migair-, runs imiii
through pdHM'ngcr coaches to liochesler and Par-
lorcario aiKius.
5.23 1). in. Past I.tne (dally.excent Sundayifor lle-
novo and interim dl.itestntlons, and Ulinlra, Wat-
benger coaches to lienovo and Watklns.
THIIOL'OII THAI.NS Poll SUNDUllY. FKOM Till:
EAST ANI) SOUTH.
News i:xpic?s leacs Phll.'Hlelphl.i 4.St) a.m.';
llaiilsburg, S.ina. m. dally, anllng at Miulimy
10.15.
Niagara Kxpiess leais
Phlladelnhla. 7.10 a. in. : llaltlmoru 7.SU a. in. (dally
except Sunday) nnlMng at Minbury, 1.10 p. in.,
wuu iiiioiign I'unor ear iiom rnii.iueipiua
and through passenger coaches ficiu Phlladel
)ihla and lialtlmoie.
Past 1.H.0 le.mu New Y'ork K.O0 a. m. ; Phll.idel.
phla.ll.lOa. lu. j W asliliistou, U 4U u. la. ; kalll
uioit', 10.51 a. in., (d.illj e.ect suiulaj) aiming n
fiunuui, iv.u )i. ui,, iiu iiiiuiiuu ii.i&i.'iii;m
eoaehcn Horn Phllaitelphla and liahln.oic.
i-.rie .Mini ie,ies. -ew iorKr.mi)i. ui. ; ruiiauei.
phla, ll..'0p. in. ; Washington, nun li. m. ; Ii.illl
mule, ll.ai i. in., (dallj) airlvlngat Minbury 5.1
a.m., witn ihiougli Pullman sleeping cms
frum Philadelphia, Wellington mid liallhnuio and
thiuuirli nahseiiirer coaches from I'Lllr.dcinhla.
Slee)iei' fiom Uahlngtou nins dally except niii-
ua,.
MiiNiniitv, ii.,i,i;ton wit.KH-iiAitni:
ItAll.ltllAII AMI MlltTll AM) I1'
IIKANL'II ItAII.'.VAV.
(Pally except Sunday.)
Wllkesbano Jlall leacs sunlairj 10.::0a. in.,
airlvlng ut Dloom I'eny 11,87 n in., llkes-bauo
Pito p. m.
Express East leaves f-unlmry 5.3.", n. in., iirrlvlin:
at Ulooml'eiry li.Wp. in.. Wllkcb-lmiro&Oiip. m.
buubury Mall lemes V. ilkrsliairulV.Si) n. m. tin tv
lhglltlllOOill IVllJ 13.1)1 p. m., Kunbuiy l'.'.W )i. in.
llxpic.ui Wcstleaies Wllkiwbarru i.4Z p. In., ar
riving at Ulnom Feiiy 1,15 p.m., htuiburyft.il) i.
m.
CIIAS. I.'. PUOll, .7. It. WOOD,
Hen. Manager. lien. I'asM'iiger Agent
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AHilANUEMENT Op' Ar.lN(Fli
THAIN.S.
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TKaIKh LKAVK M TKKT H y0tU)'S(HrMIA V
Kldltl-TaD,
For Now Vork.PhlluacIpUta.Kendliu I'oitsMil
Taioii'pia, 4.C, 11,5') a. mi
ForCatawtsaa.U.tOa. in.S.13 n.ui Ki.'.'.Sp, in
For Wllllamsport.u.a' u. a. m. aim p. m
For Lowlabuig and Banbury, i o p. m.
THllNSfOH BDrKKT LBlVn An n.LU.WJ. (S,KbAV
BICEI'TSll.)
I.cavo Now York, via. Tuinaqiu a,uo n, m. and
via. Hound Brook Uouto 7,45 u. in.
Leave Philadelphia, ,50 a. in.
L1V3 Reading, 11,60 n, ui I'oimvllle, ia ii p. h
and Tornaqua, 1,B3 p. u.
Lcuvo Catawlssa, 6,;w u.15 a. m. act 4,ihi p. in
Leave Wllll8msport,9,45a.ui,i.05p.u.. ui.i. n.io , m
U'avo sunbury l.lu p. in,
" Lewlsburg l.np. in.
Pas-wngers to and from Phliai. Iphta gothinuli
without chiisgo of cars.
I. a. MioTTi.N,
0. G, HANCOCK, lM,rslM,mp,u.
Ocncral 1'assengcr and Ttcliul Agent.
Jan.io, lssi it.
"QKI.AWAUK, LACKAWANNA AM)
WKSTEIIN ItAlLItOAD.
IH.OOMS15U11G DIVISION.
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STATIONS,
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....liellevuo....
..Taylorvllle...
. Lackawanna..
...l'lttbton.. .
.West l'lttbton.
...Wyoming, .
. ..Slnllbj
...iipimi'ii
south.
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l M
1 S3
1 U
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a. m.
a.m. 11.111. p,
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s 60 411 t:
5 55 u 15 3
li 01 1) 50 8
(i OU 9 57 8
li 17 10 III 3
li 83 II) (TJ 3
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li 33 1(1 17 3
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0 18 IU 33 3
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li 55 10 31 .1
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7 05 IU 41 3
7 18 10 48 3
7 31 10 tU 3
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7 M 11 Hi I
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8 Oli 11 311 I
8 HI 11 3U 1
H II 11 43 I
8 81 11 IS 4
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8 31 11 67 1
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H 53 13 3D 5
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II 30 13 60 5
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8 l
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8 85
8 31
8 17
8 10
7 5b
7 17
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11 !U
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11 13
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lu 11
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....Kingston....
Plymouth June
....Plymouth, ..
...Avondale. .
....Nantlcoku.,
Iluiiloek's t'rccl;
..Slilckshlniiy.
..Illck'a Feiry.
..licach Haven. .
llerwlck. ..
..llrlar Creek..
..Willow drove.
...Umoltldgo,..
Espy
...liloointburg,.,
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7 II
7 31
7 87
7 8J
7 lu
I 11
7 113
7 IK),
II 51
II 3;
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II 85
U 10
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Catawpa lu'idgu
. ..iMiiiiue. . .
. ..Chtilasky..,.
.... Cameron....
Noithumbeiland
10 Ml
a.m.
11,111. p.m. p.
W 1.1 un ....
.Supcilnt"n.lcni's otilce, hcrunlon,
CAD, Supl.
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JA.IF.a ItKIU.Y,
'L'oixHoi'iul Ai'titst.
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uiuiKitoiiur, nu rospeotfu y solicits tho
MwrX clL1'0Wcu3Wmeraana of the publio
PEBODY HOTEL
PHILADELPHIA,
iiMlv,i!!ll,1i,lCiWl"!t',0110 squaro toutli of
HI 'Hllllll nni ?t OI1P Jllllf SfU l 0 trOlll WlllllUl
?uv Viw,nAl,L'i.ovell'ls','t'Kct''roof tint
kmiiw r mm so, utti )l ''mopenii plans, (loud
Scwiy f wnlbiitd, ' ,,"r ""'' "tlul"'lli,l
W. Paywc, M. ID.,
""v iiu-1 y owner Ic Proprietor.
WaiiPfl ''""vasMrj in rveiy county m this
y V ttllliCU Mate to tnkoordera for Nurserv
Jrad nml tu ,trMarV,UZt ill
i.cmi WAJJl'.H, Experlnncu in tho biisl-
mv kit?;.1""?'1; . Kuiw"'r' M'ly nil i'ivo
ably known, For teilus uddicss
Tha 0. L. Van Ducen Nurcory Co,,
(IK.NKVi, X, V,
Van Duma Nurseries established I83ti.
Also stock at wholesale.
Arrll 11310 0 w r