THE COLlfMBlitf1 'Att ViffllRMX, BLOOlifSMr COUMBli" cWnW, VA.
ThoPool Tribe.
A (JUKKlt MOUNTAIN HACK THAT MVF, IN
rKKNSVI.YANU.
Two broad, low foothill?, a spur of
tho Atipnlachlnti range, comprise almost
tlio whole of Durcll township Urnd
ford county In tho northern tier of
Pennsylvania. To tho surrounding
country this rtoublo olovation is known
ns Huckloberry Mountain, or Pool
Hill, tho first, namo from tho luxuriant
growth of this popular fruit, which
covers sides ami summit of tho mount
ain. Tho appellation Pool Hill it
tnkos from tho nondescript peoplo who
populato Its hroad sides hko prairlo
docs, bolter known ns tho "Pool
tribe."
Tho oricin of these peoplo is un
known. A current tradition says that
early in tho century a man named V an
dor Pool, a Dutch Bailor, loft his life
on tho briny, and travelling up tho
Suscpiohanna Iiiyor, built himself a
cabin near tho baso of Huckloberry
Mountain. Tho saino tradition credits
him with raarrvinc au Indian woman
However that may havo been, ho left
a baker's dozen or mcro of children
with Characteristics as varied as their
complexions , that was an inherent dis
likojoLwork. Tho trait.is Jiercditnry,
and fow of tho descendants havo cvor
been known to do a week's continuous
work, unless hard pressed. Tho tribo
now number somo fivo to seven hum
dred people. In pedigrco they are
cosmopolitan and tho kinky hair and
thick hps of somo of tho number would
lead to the belief that If tho under
ground railroad, which ran through
this section, did not havo a terminus
here, it nt least had a way station.
Fugitives from justico and other
vagabonds wcro attracted to tho settle
ment, and helped to givo it tho lawless
namo it had to tho outsido world. A
fow of original Van der Pool Block
settled down into honest but easy-going
farmers, and some half a dozen or
moro havo accumulated somo property.
But they wcro1 handicapped with tho
namo of Pool, and outside of their im
modiato, neighbors havo alwaj-B carried
tho approbrium of bolonging to tho
Pool tribe"' for all aro called "Pools,"
whether thoy boar tho namo or not
Hunting, fishing, and picking huck
leberries aro tho mainstays of a maj
ority of tho tribe. In lato years tho
disappearance of game, even of tho
smaller varieties, has at times driven
somo of them to work for a fow days
at a timo for tho neighboring farmers.
This contingency, however, rarely aris
es save in tho spring .before berries
ripen. Now and then a male Pool,
with a bundlo of hoop poles or whip
sassatras root or slippery cim uanc,
may bo seen on tho streets of tho
neighboring towns. Chickens and
turkoys roost very high, as a rule, in
tho vicinity of Pool Hill, and smoko
houses aro double-locked and watched
with shotguns during tho hamcuring
season.
Tho circus comes up fully to tho
Pool's idea of heaven, and tho ring
master's whip is about tho only thing
besides ;tho pangs of hunger ' which
will drivo tho rank and filo of them to
work. A hundred or moro havo been
known to walk fifteon or twenty mileB
to sco a circus como into town. A gen
eralhilarioua drunk,followed with afield
fight either with tho show1 attaches or
tho'polico, it is always done on their
programme. Tho shooting of a couplo
of tTiem by a policeman two or throe
years ago rather put a flampener on
their festivities at tho courty seat, but
tho natives still keep a weather eyo
open when tho Pools come to town.
Huckleberries are their great crop.
Thoy are to' tho Pools what summer
boarders aro to tho Jersoy farmer.
When the berries ripen thoy camp out
among t)io bushes, and stay out till
frost qomop. When a Pool gets a
bushel of berries picked ho starts for
Towanda and sells them, buys a few
pounds of corn meal, a piece of salt
pork, and a jug of "coffin varnish"
whiskey, and then goes back to tho
mountain.
Fanners from tho surrounding
country to a distanqo of twenty or
thirty mill's havo a custom each year
of visiting the mountain at tho con
elusion of haying. A big lumber wag
on is filled with hay, baskets and pails
and sufficient provender for a two
day's stay. Then all hands start for
tho mountain. It is a "treat'' which
every right minded farmer is expected
to give his helpers, and thoy raanago to
get considerable fun out of it, and
rarely go homo with less than two or
moro bushels of berries. Tbo hill swarms
with rattlesnakes. To bo prepared for
a possiblo bite, tho borry-sceklng
grangor carries two or threo quarts of
whiskey. Tho wily ruralist doesn't
pick many berries, however. Ho starts
out from tho camp with a quart bottle
of tho liquid and a half bushel mcas-,
nre. Ho will not have to travel moro
than a hundred yards beforo something
like tho-followmg- dialogue may bo
heard :
'Lo, raistah, is yo' got auylhiuj; to
drink 7
"I dunno, Pool. Purty dry T
"I'm inos' dead for suthin. Say."
"Wal,"
"I'll donogivoyo' fo'iqua'ta o' buck
leborriea foh a snifter."
"All richt Pool, produce.'1
The fruit is produced, and for a1
moment tho Pool sees heaven as ho
shuts his eves and elevates tho bottle.
A quart of 40 cent whiskoy will buy
moro berries than b2 in money .
Thotc is ono thing peculiar about
these people. They never get bitten
by tho rattloiimkeH. Malo aud female,
little and big,- they bang around over
tho rocks and through the bnshes, gen
erally Jbarcfooted nnd never wearing
stockings, and no ont-'evor heard of one
of them being poisoned by a snake
bito.
I camped two nights on tho mount
ain a fow weeks ago, and took a stroll
up among tho rocks, kooping an eye
out for rattlesnakes. All at once I
heard a call : "Say, Mistah.''
It was a bont old man', with white
hair, and a weather-beaten, old-copper
complexion. Ho wrw half sitting, half
lyiu; on tho fiat surfaco of n big bould
er, (iunninir himself. In his hand ho
held a heavy stick, with two short
Drone at tho end.
"Hollo,'" said I i "what do yo.u wantl"
"Whati a yo goto I
"Lookinir for a rattlesnako and a
Pool." I answered.
"Wal, I'm ono pf 'om, an' I reckon
yo' won't havo to go mo'n a milo'to
find th' other. Has yo' got auything
to dunk T
I had a pocket flask of snako-bight
annihilator with me. Pulling it out, I
said ; "I'll givo you n drink if you
will show mo a rattlesnako.'
"I'll haf to go yo', mistah." ho said,
ns ho climod down from tho rook and
led tho way up umonc tho rocks nt a
pace w hiuh loft mo breathless. Twico
on tho way ho stopped, aud, looking
up blankly Haiti : "Oodlemity, but I'm
dry, mistah," Both times I moistened
tho old man. and again wo proceded
Finally ho said ; "Bottah no a lectle
koe'fuf, mistah, Doy'll bo up dah
Bundin' dejsclfs." Proceeding cau
tiously, wo climbed up on a rock nnd
looked over on tho other side. There,
stretched lazily out on n flat stone, lay
a largo snake.
"Boos yo' want Mm, mistah t' said
tho Pool.
"I'll haf to go yo' was his reply, as
ho cautiously climbed iloWn from tho
rock on which wo rested, nnd thon
crept along on all fours until within a
fow foot of tho snako. Then ho noise
lessly straightened up and reached for
tho snako with hid forked stick, plant
ing it just back of his head. Tho rep
tilo writhed and twisted and rattled his
alarm, but tho old man had lfim plnnod
fast After watching him a minuto or
two tho Pool picked un r stono with
liis frco hand and crushed tho snake's
head. Palling a rusty old claspkulfo
from tho depths of his pocket, ho cut
off tho rattles. Thoro woro nine of
'them, showing, according to tho old
man's figuring, that tho Rnako was Id
years old.
"Aro you afraid of gelling bit I" I
asked.
"Naw," ho replied, "l'vo been bit
mo'n a hund'ed times. Gin mo iittther
drink.".
Alter tho old man had irrigated, I
asked why it was tho bita of a ratllo
snako never hurt a Pool.
"Ho looked up with a cunning leer
nnd said : "That's wuth suthin' to
know, mistah.''
"Well," eaid I, "you can havo tho
rpnialndcr of this firo juico if you will
tell mo."
Ho rolled up tho slovo of his ragged
old hickory shirt nearly to tho should
er, flight below tho biceps was a
deep corrugated scar as largo as a sil
ver half dollar.
''Yo' sect it f" ho said, and then con
tinued : "When I was a ycahlin' ray
faddcr killed n rattler an' took out ouo
o' do pizon tccf. Ho cut a hole in my
arm dcro an' put Bomo o' do pizen in it.
It was pow'ful so', an1 I didn't get
well foh mos' a yeah. Jos' as long as
yo' can seo that ,6car 1, won't get pizon
ed. Wo folks alius docs dat : larnt it
f'om do injuns."
Tho idea has struck mo that tho old
man was lying, but I don't know.
Easiness Getting- an Unexpected Boom.
"Oh yes," said tho Ohio passenger,
"onr campaign is warming up. Got
ting right lively. It's helping busi
ness, too, so it is."
"Helping business t"
"Yes. Forakcr rando a speech at
our town t'other night and siiico that
wo havo. bad tho darndest liveliest
trado in guns and ammunition ever
seed. Our town is close to tho- Ohio
river, you know, and our folks aro
wido awako, they are, and they don't
intend to lot tho rebels catch 'cnl nap
pin', thoy don't."
Giant trees that woro 1000 years
growing aro wantonly burned along
tho Kern river in California by sheep
herders. "Put a stop to it," is tho cry
of tho San Francisco papers.
"Tho Life and Adventures of Nicli
olas Nicklcby,'' with ten illustrations
by Mr. Barnard, is now being sold
about tho streets of London for n
penny. Tho story fills 210 octavo
pages of very small typo in double
columns, and has been thus reprinted
to servo as a convnniout medium for
tho. advertisements of an enterprising
Leeds firm.
Only 'j'l.ipcmucc Hitters Known.
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Uio blood ot deep-Heated disease?.
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It In u purely Vccotablo rrcrmratlon, marto
from tho unUre hi rbs and root ol California, tho
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rom without tho um of Alcohol.
It removes the can so cf disease, and tho
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No peraon cau take tho IIitteiis according to
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Ulllous, Roinlttrut, Intermittent' anil Ma
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Mcclimilrnl DUcrwui rersons engaged In
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lu different languages.
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A GOOD 11KASOM FOB. UAlTmESS.
l'or many yearn I had suffered from a com
plaint Which tho PhysletaM Call fcravcl. 1 liad
omploycd somo of tlio most noted doctor without
obtaining ,uiy permanent, relict, and tor a long
tuna my caso was regarded as iwpctcs.'!. au na
knew my circumstances' said lfaustdfo.. Finally
my wlfo Induced mo to try- nbottlo of'Drt keni
nedys 'FAvorlto Itomedy,' tilou wio hatl nomo-
whero hoard of or seen advertised.. Without the
slightest faith in It. but solely to gratify her, 1
oougnt a tioitio or ft tiruggist in our Tiiiago. i
used that and tw6 or three bottles moreVad'4t6
makd n long story short I am mow ns healthy 'a.
man as tbcro Is In tho country.
'Sinco then I havo recommended 'l'avorlto
Uemcdy' to others whom1 1 kaew to havo suirerod
from kidney and liver complaints,' and I nsauro the
public that tho 'l'avorlto Itemed)-' has dono Its
work with a similar completeness in every single
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aged mortal may hear of It and try tlio .'Favorite
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ImnT LkT toousiti 1'RejdiiiCe fiffnlnst, nonular
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nnd It wilt holp you; if you aro sick from troublos
of tho kidneys, bowels, liver and blood, spend one
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AN AUSOLUTK OUHK 1'OR
CATARRH:
Till! mmt Jtubbotn cnci yield readily toil
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whoro illroctlons ara followed. ltsrnceeM
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cures.
it has. no xqtMbi von
MALARIA.
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Ono bottlo Is generally mfflolont for a cure.. Stop
taking (lulnluc. Atrial only Is atked forKsL
lkh's Cataiuiii llEUKiir, 11 1 a HI'IICIFIO.
for all dUeac,a arising from an Impuro blood and
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lltlccoinplnlnt it Is superior to any preparation
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following complaints nnd a contlnuod uso will
.rosITiVKLV euro. Mavo doctor bills and try It.
KllKUMATISM.
SCUOFULSv ' '
SKIM UltUlTIOKS.
VENEUEAX DISEASES.
DYSPEPSIA.
LOSS OV APPETITE. ,
FEEMSIG OF LA'GOl)R.
UILIOUSKESSj
I.IUEK TROUBLES.
MERVOITS 1VEAICNESS.
FEMALE WEAKNESS, t
Ku.i.rnD C'atahiui, JtxMHOT Is, no patont
tnedlcliio, but a Mifo and pleasant preparation'
to tnko and surely the greatest medical dlFooV-.
ery of tho ago, Ono byttlo rejuvenates tho cntlro .
sjstctn and porcins moro vlrtuo than' a 'half1
iloi liottlos of ordinary patent prcparatlonffv
Write for tcs tlnionlnts and other infurmatiorl.r'
OS- Forsilte bv drtigeWs gonorally. "ir
IT.tCK St.t'O A 1SOTTI.K. HIX.BOT.
Tlilis roll $.1.0(1. On receipt of W.1.00 by
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It " burg,.Pn ,lx bottles will bo sent express
1 -Wffjr
AYER'S
Sarsaparilla
Is n hlglity conccntrntfit c,xtrftt ,of
Hariitarlll i.nntl tlier tiloo-purirjhi5'
root, ctinhlnel with to til do of 'lotao
elum nml Iron, Rildlv tho e.'ifeeiiiost roll
tttle, ami most economical blood-piiii ftor thit
cnu bcusoiU. It Inrartibly tipls all tkxxl
poisons from the Bysteni, enriches auijcnewit
tlio blood, nnd restores (t ylUiHtiyp t-owcr.
It Is,, tho twist kiiowirumcUy fpi .ScrofulV y
nnd nil Scrofulouti CfiuipliilntA lirjKlpj
oIas. Kcicma, Itlnffwoirni, lf(otcliii8t
Sores Holla. TumoWt, ami ilMillniis
of tho Skin, lis alsci'rrir'hU itUnpttrs'citiix&l '
by n thtn mul iinpoverisltetl, or corruitcd,
condition of lhob1oo4lt5UClasIUirunn'tUni'
Neuralcjln, IthoiinuitJcl .OoutY; Ctnoral
Debility, nnd fjcrunloO. CiUnrrh,
1 lDflamn;atory phelimailsm 'Cured. .
"AVKlt's SAIUAPAUII.I.A has cund mo of. ,
tho Iiilliiiiiinatiiry ltheiinultlKtii,, M'ltli
vh)ch I havo sulfcred1 for-nmny 'c.1rn.
V, II. Minim:."
Durham, la., March 2, 1862.
riim-Aiicn ny
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and pain, who then Is the doctor t Echo ansit era
again, it is always bent to rely on Dr. Kilmer's
remedies for all dlseabca ot a chronic charactph
Hold by drugaUtB.
If you have attacks of very .rapid and violent
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Weed iiuletH, corixtia and pvercomcs all OAinre'r,
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ir you have coniObtlon, 'Inihunmatlou or pneu
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THIS OPPICE.'
SSO TIIADS MARK r
mm catarrh an,
Till! CKBAT
Blood Furifisr ot tbo World.
ODD ITEMS.
ArlificlftMiumiin enru mailn of cellti-
lbltl tiro new.
$bw York's oriLlo roaMi itf rliiliilnu
iU'rilpUt'iiow.
ijook; with' g"'' edges.
' Utis'sift' nifinufaotiircs 120,000,000
vvodtlcil 8p6ons ftttntinlly:
, Jnjr Gotilit (Vul not pftrlicipato (it tlio
Now York labor pavnUo.
T,wpn(,y Stato mutnoipal olTicca in
Bpstpii nrp held by, nowapapcr men.
Tlio fiito of the oily of Uoston was
,ho1(1 in 1005. by John Black for X30i
Slxty-fivo melons brought recently
iiito LVcsno , Cal., weighed nearly two
tons.
Tlio guard of soldiers at Grant's
tomb will bo continued until January
il, I88O1
' ; Tho fresh oyster and tho fresh
1 ,, 1 . .1, 1 . 1
roller ,8Kaior win uegin vo go uown
this ii)Oiitli.
A rash man U liablo to break out
fitly moment no matter how ho may
'feel about it.
Tlio'lccman'tf 'lot is not so very hard
.after'all. llo has his chops vory early
in uio inornnig.
A.whito ground dinner set, witlt sim
plo gold vines and Autumn-tinted
leaves is a novelty.
, , Very popular novel (among, tho of
fice hunters just nt prcsont) "Put
Yourself in liis place.''
1 Persons who Intcrviow Louis Kiel
.say ho does all tho talking, and it is
l(ard to edgo in a word.
Poitauo stamps aro used commonly
ait currency in parts of Oregon', owing
tp scarcity of copper cents.
' Oregon has just had completed a
memorial stono for tho Washington
monument at a cost of 2,000.
Humming birds aro reported to bo
very numerous at tho foot of tho
mountains west of Edmonton, Ky.
Jay Gould has becomo so much af
fected by his peculiar mania that ho
Qv'cn waters the flowers in his garden.
Tho cows at Key West go about
lfibeled with tho names of the persons
for whom their milk is exclusively
kqt. '
Sixteen million cows, five million
'horses : mi d ono hundred million sheep
Sriizijjuu itiu jiampua 01 1110 .argentine
Republic.
Tho. choapesttthing in lifo is com
mon sense,! but a few peoplo seem to
havo a. corpcr jn it and aro holding
for a xjso.
: A. man vrlo had in stall in a Cincin
'nati .market lost both legs, in tho
'army. What a splendid cashier ho
vfould make.
Of tho nowspapcrs of tho world
nearly one-half in number and two
thirds, in point of circulation aro
printed in English.
A woman can't bo a rrooil hnnlc
'.dasluer unless sho is quick at figures,
iKit almost any woman makes a good
teller. If this be a chestnut mako tlio
.most of it.
LA woman 'In Logan county, Ktn
cky, takes her rest in batches of
tjiroo'days and nights' sleep at a time,
and then keeps awake for a liko pe
riod. Sho is SO years old.
I rrV. ;l,n1.tf nitfn 1l.n,t, ..nMl,!n
'illols mado of .brass. How tlmy would
dot down on their kuecs if only an
.American commercial traveler wcro to
dot around that way.
Pulnrniln lina Hli Ofln linr.il nf in(lln
Valued atr S22,000,000: Only ono
f tatb west of (tho Mississippi has a
I irger showing Texas, which has
,1,500,000, valued at S92,000,000.
Patent medicines aro not an Ameri
c in notion, as' ono might suppose; but
a!u English idea. Few fortunes aro
ijiadb in; tho business, although ono
,qoncern clears 8000,000 annually.
ThO cslimato that all tho people liv
ifigin tho world, about 1,'100,000,()00
oould bo comfortably seated In a field
twenty miles squaro suggests fascinat
ing possibilities of big nudionccs.
It is asserted that crows havo twen
ty. bIxi distinct cries, calls or utterances,
each readily distinguishable from tho.
Others, and each having'an unmistak
able connection' with 'n certain cla9s of
action.
From 1881 to May 1881, inclusive,
tho French Government has expended
Oil Iho puroliaso of pictures and soulp
turcs by living artists 12,700,113 francs,
Averaging moro than 900,000 francs
per annum.
I Careful estimates placo thri' nuinbor
6, deaf mutes at 800,000. Thero nro
307. institutions .in tho world for, their
education, of which Germany has 00,
France 07, Great llritain -1G and tho
yh'ttpd States 38.
(A cane containing 1,000 different
fiicced of wood, all cemented upon a
nuskct ramrod found on a Southern
battlefield, and .nicely polished, has
just been finished by a physician of
H"rf rewburg, Tenn
An .Essex, (yt.) man recently paid
a debt,, it in said, of $0,000 with tho
hard cash all in silver he had
Jioardcd up, Tho box .weighed 300
fipundrt, and the new 'owner stays
iwakp nights watching it.
Tho Portland (Me.) police hayo uiii
fiauhed ono of the moat remarkable
. iquor traps over tilflqove red s'tneo the
prphibitory law wqnt into fnroc A
.lead pipo containing whiskey, and laid
in cement, was followed 138 feet over
,a pttbllo way to tlio sourco of supply.
Two illiterate beggirs were seen tho
other day near the Paro Moncoaii,
Paris, wearing on their necks two in
scriptiojH. Upon iho blind man
''Fell fiom thn llfth iorv!" TTnon
tho cripple '"'A woman's vengeance 1"
1110 placards had been exchanged.
Tho 1 Feb row now year commenced
Wednesday evening of last Week at
(unset, It w ntunliered 5,010 from
tho creation. Tim day is ono of the
most solemn in 'tho Jewish ealeudar,
occupying a placo" second only to tho
Day of Atoncmont. It is observed in
the strictest manner for two days and
marki the season of preparation for
ropentano. In tho Pentateuch it is
known as a day of memorial, tho coin
mand being principally found in LevitU
ons, xxiii, 23) 24 and 25. Tho namo
new year wavgiyen to it in a later
age, though tho tradition allirms that
tho Himti period always marked tho
beginning uf another year. An es
pecial fpaturo jn tho worship in tho
blowing of tho idiofar or cornet a
ramjt ioii which signifies that an
other, j ear has dawned, its stirring
tones bjiug a. warning to man to ox
arainq bis past course and amend his
faults. Iho servlocs Thursday and
Friday began earlier and continued
later than on tho Sabbaths and fetti
vala in all tho synagogues. Tho differ
ent rituals in uso are of a very impos
ing character.
MaLARIaL
POISON.
. Tho principal eauso of npany all tdcknew at this
tlmoot tho vrar has Its origin, In adlwrderrd Liv
er, which, It not regulated in tlmrt, great surfcrlnn
wretchedness nnd death will ensuo. A gentleman
writing from Sout h America, says 1 'l havo used
jwir Wmmons' Liver ItcRuiator with Rood crtrict,
both as a prevention nnd euro for Malarial Fevers
on tho Isthmus of Panama."
(-to:-)
TAKE
Simmons-' Liver Regulator
A PURELY VEGETABLE MEDICINE
An Eltecttmt Spcclflo
ran
-MAbAltlAI, PBVnriH,
1IOWKIJ t'OliriINTS,'
JAUNOIUr,
lieMrl.KdMNKN!).
JtDNTAlilK1'ltI5SS10N.
BlUli 11ISA1IAU1II':
CONSTII'ATION,
inuousSiKSf
1)VS1'KI1SIA,C.
If you feel drowsy, debilitated, havo frennent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite, and
tongue coated, you aro sttrfcrlng from torpid Uvcr
0reblll0U3ncHS.n nndnothlnir will euro vnu no
Brcodlly and permanently as to tako
SIMMONS' LIVKIt REGULATOH.
It Is irlven with safety, and t.hn hannlnar. rentilts
to the most delicate Infant. It tokos tho placo ot
nulnlno and bitters ot every kind. It Is the cheap
est, purest nnd best family medlclno In tho world.
J. H. ZEILIN & CO., Phila,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
may !l)-ly
PATENTS.
Obtained And all patent business nttended to for
raoderato fees.
our ofllco Is opposlto tho U. S. Talent Onice, and
wo can obtain Patents In less time than thoso re
mote from Washington.
Bend model or drawing. Wo ndvlso ns to pat
entability frco of charge, and wo mako no chargo
unless patent IS Socured.
Wo refer here, to tho Postmaster, tho suptof
Money order I)lv., and to offlclals of tho U. 8.
Patent Ofllco. Kor circular, ndvlco, terms and
references to actual clients In your own stato or
county, wrlto to
Am sjsow & co.,
an Opposlto Tatcnt ontce, Washington, f). O.
Any well rated business house
In city or country, with banking facilities,
'Whomavbo emh.irrrLHsn.lnr rtralrnna nf nl
talnlnir tcmnorarv accommodation on their nnner.
can securo Bamo by addressing AbsolutAily Conn-i
ueuvi;u, iiuakoii, now iorK. pept.-4mrd.
PRE S J aVTI
'Oar renders for it cente In postagd stamps to
pay for mailing nnd wrapping nnd names of
two book agents, will receive 1'HKE a steel
Finish Parlor Kngrnvlng of nil our PltESI
DKNTS, including Cleveland, shto saxss Inch,
worth 14.00,
Address Eider Pub. Co.,Chicago, III.
July 17-ly
JQELAWAltE, LACKAWANNA. AMU
WESTERN ItAiLltOAD.
15LOOMSBUKG DIVISION.
,NOUTII. .
p.m. p.m. fuln
STATIONS.
....Scranton....
Ucllcvuo..,.
...Taylorvlllo...
.. Lackawanna..
llttstnn.....
..West Plttston.
....Wyoming.,..
Maltuy
Ilcnnett
....Kingston....
....Kingston ....
SOUTH.
a.m. n.m. p.m.
u 00 13 3D
5 51 12 SI!
B 48 13
8 4(1 13.1S
8 S3 13 08
8 27 13 03
8 23 11 58
8:17 11 51
8 13 11 GO
8 00 11 47
8 08 11 4J
8 O l 11 43
7 50 11 S3
7 51 11 31
7 DO 11 SO
7 43 11 23
7,80 11 13
7'l8 11 W)
7 It 1Q.51
7,or 10 47
G 5B10 41
0 54 10 as
a'-tv 10 31
0'42 10 27
6 31 10 21
G 30 10 1(1
6 25 10 11
8 08 9 511
6 00 0 40
5 53 0 45
5 '40 I) 31
p.m. a.m.
8 30,
8 20
H 23
8 10'
8 10,
O 1U V 10 if Itt
o 15 9 20 2 10
o 20 0 20 2 15
li 27 0 34 3 23
G 31 9 41 2 80
G 40 9 47 8 80
0 43 9 53 2 41
li H II 5'J 2 44
G S3 10 00 2 47
68 10 05 2 50
0 58 10 03 9 50
7 02 10 10 2 53
7 07 10 15 3 0J
7 13 10 20 3 03
7 15 10 253 10
7 23 1 0 82 3 27
7 37 10 41 3 89
7 50 11 11 3 53
7 5T 11 003 68
8 Ol 11 134 03
8 10 11 0 4 12
8 14 11 23 4 10
8 18 11 29 4 2J
8 85 11 30 4 87
S 30 11 44 4 31
8 30 11 50 4 40
u II 11 K .1 4a
8 Ul
7 68
7 01
7 50;
7 41
7 47
7 431
7 33
7 31
7 3d
7 23
7 13
7 00
6.51
6 41
6 41
0 38
II 31
G 21
G 21
Plymouth Juno,
....1'iymouiu..
.... Avomlalo..
....Naullcoto.
Ilunlock's Creek
..bmckshinny;.
..nick's Perry..
..Beachllaven..
Ucrwlck....
...Briar Creek...
..Willow Oiove..
...Llmellldgo...
Espy
...Illoomsburg...
.... Itupcrt...'..
G Hi
G 11
5 50
5 49
5 45
5.32
a.m.
Cntawl'a llrldgo
. -Danville. ."..j 8 58 12 13 5 01
Chulasky....
9 m 12 2J5 12
tt 08 12 25 S IT
..Cameron,...
Northumberland
23 12 40 5 33
a.m. a.m. p.m.
W. F. IIALSTEAD, Supfc.
ofllco, Scrantort, Fcb.l8t,18J
superintendent's
Pennsylvania Railroad.
H
Philadelphia & Erio R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
w
TIME TABLE.
In effect Aug. aoth, lsbs. Trains leave Sun
bury. EASTWARD,
9.40 n, m., Sea Shoro Express (dally except
Sunday), for llarrlsburg nnd Intermediate stations,
arriving at Philadelphia 3.15 p. in. ; New York
6.20 p.m. j ' Baltimore, 4.10 p.m.; Washington,
5.50 p. m., connecting at Philadelphia for all rJeu
Shoro points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia.
1.40 p. m. Day express
dally except 8unday),for Uarrlsburg and interme
diate btatlona. urrlvlmr at Phlladolnhla
0.50 p. in. ; 1 New York, 9.83 p. in. j llaltlmoro
G. 15 p. m. ; Washington, 8.00 p. in. Parlor car
through to 1'lillndclphla and passenger coaches
luruugu uniiiumeitiuufcunu iiaiumoru.
8,05 p. m. WUUatnsport Accommodation (dally,
for Uarrlsburg and all IntcnnodUte stations, arriv
ing at Philadelphia 4 23 a. m. : New York 7.00 a. m.
italtlmore, 5.25 s. m. ; Washington 0.30 a. m. :
Sleeping car accommodations can bo Becured nt
Han lsburir for Philadelphia and New York: On sun.
days a through, sleoplng car will bo run; on this
train from Wllllamsp't to Phlladelphla-Phlladelphla
passengers can remain lu sleeper undisturbed until
7 a.m.
2.35 . m. Erie Mall (dally except Monday,
for Uarrlsburg and Intermediate stations,
arriving at Philadelphia 8.25 a. in. New York,
11.30 a. in. j llaltlmoro 8.13 a. in. ; Washington, V.is
a. m. Through Pullman sleeping cars aro run on
uiis train ui miiaueipnia, naiumore ana wasiung.
ton, and through passenger coachC3to Phlladul.
phla and Baltimore.
WESTWAltD.
5.S0.1. m. l'rto Mall (dally except Sunday), tot
Erie and ull lntcrmedlato stations and Cauandal
gua nnd Intermediate stations, Rochester, Uurra
loandNUurarnl'alls, with through Pullman Pal
ace cars and passenger coaches to Erlo and Roch
ester. 9.53-Nows Express (dally except Sunday) tor
Lock Haven and lntcrmedlato stations.
1.03 p. m. Niagara Express (dally except Sun.
uuyj lor rvauu uuuiiiu;ruicuiuiubuiiiuua uuu uau
andalgua and principal lutcrnicdlato stations,
Itochenter. llullalo and Nlairara Falls with
through passenger conches to Kane nnd ltochestcr
and Parlor car to Watklns.
5.30 p. in. Fast lino (dally except Sunday)for lte.
novo and Intermediate stations, and Eluilra, Wat
klns aud Intermediate stations, with thruugh pas-
suuec vutieuus lu iieuu) u uuu ivulklus.
V.20 a. m. Sunday mall for Itcnovo and Inlerme
dlato stations.
THltOUail TIIAUSS FOH SUN11UHY FItOMTlIIS
JSADT AND SOUTH.
Sunday mall leaves Philadelphia 4.30 n. m
jiarnsuurir i.iu arriving ut. ouuuury v.2u a. in. wuu
llirough sleeping car 1 10111 Philadelphia tu WIN
llamsport.
News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a. in.
Uarrlsburg, 5.10 a. 111. dally except Sunday
urrlvlmr nt Suuburr u3. n. in.
Niagara Express loaves
1 uituuciiuiKv, (,4u u. uu ; uiiunuru ,.au a. in. tu.iuy
except Sunday arriving nt sunbury, 1.05 p. in.,
with through. Parlor car from PhlladelphU
nnd through passenger coaches from Phlladel.
phla and Ualtlmoru.
Fast Llna leaves Now York 0.00 n. m. Phllnitel.
plila, 11.50 a. m. Vashlnglon, 9.50 a. in. ; Haiti,
more, 10. 13 a. in., (dally except, Sunday) arriving ut
pmtuuij, o.ou i. in., ,iui iiiivuuu uusseuirei
coaches from Philadelphia and Ualtlmoru.
Erlo Mall leaves New York 8.0U p. m. ; Phlladel.
phla, 11.20 p. in.) Washington, 10.00 p. in. ; llaltl
luore, 11.20 p. m.. (d.Uly exeeptisaturday) arriving
ut Sunbury 6.13 a. in., with through l'ullman
bleeping cars from Philadelphia, Washington and
llaltlmoro and through passenger coaches from
Philadelphia.
HUNUUltV, IIA.I.HTON A" WlI.KIMIIAUItli
HAll.ltOAII AMI MIUTII AND H'HST
1IKAMOII ItAII.U'AV.
(Dally except Sunday.)
Wllkosbarro Mall loaves suubury lO.tOa. tn.
anlvlng ut Uloom s'crry law a. in,, Wllkos-barrs
18.18 p.m.,
Express East leaves Hunbury'B.45 p. m., arriving
at lllooin Ferry 11.37 p.m., Wllkes-barro 7.58 u. lu.
i Sunbury Mall leuv us Wllkesbarro 10.40 u. m. urrlv
loir ut lilooiu Furry in.os p. in., Hunbury i.oo p. m.
Expn'ss West leaves , Wllkos-barru 2.13 p. in., ur.
.living at, lilooiu iWry 4.15 p. ta.Sunbury Ml) p.m.
SW1MY ONLY,
Sunday moll leaves Sunbury 9 23 a. m,, arriving
at lllooin Ferry 10.11 a. m., Wllkes-llorro ilsss a.in.
bunday accommodation loaves Wllkes-liarre 5:30
P. in., arriving at Hioom Ferry, 7:30 p. in., sunbury,
lis p. m.
ciiah. K. ruuu, j, u, wood.
Uen. Manager. ucn. Passenger Agent
j4' , ' , " 1 RCdWG,
lnUfJ.
tlui lid mi., ii (l. Jlili,, ,iuu. lV.yuluuy
l-fJ!!",.,., "ii'l fur i ial,iue, trrmi.t.
Ci BISHOP, lload Mauler, Meadlnsi Pa.
aug st 8-t
RAILROAD TIMS TABLE.
FATHER IS GETTING WELL.
"My daughters say I
"How much better fathtrls slncoho used Hop
Bitters.'! .
llo is get ting well after Ms long Buffering from
A disease declared Incurable."
"And we are so glad that ho used your Dlttors."
A Unr ot lltica, N. Y,
I WHITE THIS ai A
Token ot tlio great Appreciation I have
of your Hop
Dlttcrs. IWAiamlctod
With Inflammatory rhoumatlsmlJt
l'or neatly
Sovcn years nnd no medlclno seemed to
Jo mo nny
Good 1 1 1
Unlit I tried, two bottles ot your Hop
Bitters, nnd to my surprise I nm ns well
to-ilny as over I wns. 1 lippo -
"You nmy linvo nbiindnnt success"
"In tills great and"
Valimblo medlclno t
Anyone I wishing lo ktaow moro
nbout my euro?
Can learn by addressing mc, I!. 31.
Williams, 1103 10th street, 'Wash., D. O.
I ooNSlbKri
Your
llemdy tho best remedy In oxlstcnce
For Indigestion, kidney
CotmilaliU
"And nervous debility, I linvo Just"
Returned
"From Uio sbuth In a fruitless search for
health, nnd find Hint your bitters nro doing
mo tnoro
Qood 1 Than anything else,
A month ago I wa9 extremely
"Emaciated 1 I t"
And scarcely able to walk. Now I nm
Gaining strength I nnd "Flesh!"
And hardly n dny tmeses but whnt I nm
complimented on my Improved nppenrnnce,
nnd It la all due to Hop
Hitters I J. Wlckllire Johnson,
Wilmington, Del.
tirTJono gentilno without a bunch of green
Hops on tho white label. Shun all tho vlln, poi
sonous stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" in their namo.
Tho Mystery of Seeds-
Tlio Massachusetts Ploiiffhman ox
plains to its readers why when a pino
forest is cut off it comes up with Heed
ling oaks. A pmo forest, it ,8ays, is
probably better adapted to tho preser
vation of tho aoorn through tho Win
ter than any other place, and tho mois
ture in tho Spring, togothor with tho
shade, is just whai tho presorrod
acorn requires J.o mako it sprout, and
encoiirago tho young troo to growj so
wlicn, by any chance, an acorn is
dropped in a pino forest, it is very
suro to groto aud iriako an oak trcev
It Is well known that a pino forest 'is
an excellent placo for tho squirrels to
mako their home, and what is mora
rifitliral than that they should bring
homo ncorns, though they aro required
lo go long distances for them; and
would it not bo very unnatural for
them if thoy did not often drop somo
ol them from their overloaded pouches
wlion frichtened by somo passing ani
mal, or fired at by somo thoughtless
gunner t Thus ono by ono tho seed is
dropped year after year by squirrels,
apd probably birds, until nearly cvory
rod ot land is planted, by a natural
proccs?, with seed .that is perhaps
brought a half miloior more;
After tho liltlo oaks begin to grow
tho shade of tho pino trees is so denso
that they make but liltlo progress.
Tho troe that comes from the seed two
years beforo the pino is cut, is almost
as tho ono that camo from, tho seed
twenty years boforo. For twenty-fivo
or more years tho littlo oaks aro thus
accummulating, and all aro patiently
waiting for tho pines to bo out, that
they may havo tho help of tho light
anil sunshine.
But tho explanation of tho Plough-
man will not sullico in all cases, nor
havo wo aver seen any satisfactory ex
planation of tho fact that a space of
'ground cleared off in a forest miles
away from open holds will at onco
spring up with a great variety of plants
to which the placo boforo had been an
ontiro stranger. Tho firewood, tho
blackberry, dandelions, crasscs, and
tho common weeds of tho field and
garden will thus put in an appenranco
as. quickly as though tho ground had
been expressly prepared for tho pur
pose. Tlio common theory that the
seeds aro transported lo theso distant
points by birds or winds, and that they
may lio latent in tho ground for many
years beforo tho proper conditions
arrive for germination and growth,
seems plausible enough, but we havo
never seen any prooi ui it.
Coomno the Ceixahs. A great
mistako is sometimes mado in vcntilat
inc cellars and milk-houses. Tho ob
ject of ventilation is to kcop tho cel-
lars coai aim ury, uul tins oujuut mien
fails of beinc accomplished, by a oom-
moi) mistake, aud instead, tho collar
is mado both warm and damp, A
cool placo should never bo ventilated,
unless the air admitted is cooler man
the air within, or is at least as cool as
that, or a very littlo warmer. Tho
warmer tho nir, tho moro moistnro it
holds in susension. Necessarily, tho
cooler tho nir, tho moro this moisture is
condensed and precipitated. When a
cool cellar is aired on a warm day, tho
entering air being in motion appearB
cool; but as it fills tho cellar, tho
cooler air with which it becomes
mixed, chills it, tho moisturo is con
denscd, and dow is deposited qii tho
cold walls, nnu may otton bo seen run
ning down them in streams. Then
tho collar is damp, and soon boo omcs
mouldy. To avoid this tho windows
should only bo opened at night, and
lato tho last thing before retiring.
Thero is no tiood to fear that tho night
air is unhoalthful it is as pure as tho
air ol midday, and is really drier.
Tho cool air outers the apartment dur
ing tho night, and circulates through
it. Tho windows should bo closed be
fore 8iinriso in tho morning, and kept
closed nnd shadowed through tho day.
If tho air of tho cellar is damp, it may
bo thoroughly dried by placing in it a
peck of fresh limo in nn open box
A peck of limb will absorb about rovcii
pounds, or moro than thrco quarts of
water, and in this way n cellar or milk
room may soon be dried, oven in tho
holiest weather. American Agricul
turist. If your poultiy cannot pick up In
ct food, feed n littlo chopped meat
twice a week,
tLvs Catarrh
Cream Balm
CIUlllH
Hay Fever,
SUMMER TrUFEVER!
mm
A particle Is applied Into each nostril and te
OKreeablo to use. l'rloo fiO contH bv mall or nt
clrugitlsu. sond for circular. KU IlltOTIHJIls,
. .ft V'vav 4,
ELMIRA COLLEGE
Foil WOMEN, offers superior courses of study In
wumi,", lAiwuu, uuu rirji.irui.urj jn'uariuicu(g
HUtueU with an elevator. Address ,
A. W, VVWUa, W. W., iilinira, N. V,
Bept.-vit.-d.
9M
KtaiiH' Ray?
ECONOMY TIIJE PRACTICAL
QUESTION OF THE HOUR.
rniMuu unit
EVERY THING THAT IS
!m and stylish for the season,
CAN m BOUGHT
OTEAFEE THAI 1EYIEIH
A Large and Varied Stock of
CLOTHING,
JUST RECEIVED.
ALSO A LAUGH AND
miiwjiMU i mat
Call and be Convinced that you have the
LARGEST
OF THE
LATEST STYLE, BEST QUALITY,
AND AT
The Lowest Possible Prices
AT THE
Pf mlmw CloiMsg Stove
-
OF
RIooEBBSlpaB&'gj Pia,
Fine Carriages, Ilup;gic9 mul Wagons.
varied selection of
VEHICLES FOll BUSINESS AND PLEASURE)
rom Hie best manufactories. Purchasers arc invited to call and inspect the goods or to
tfcsrWrite for Information and Prices.
apr.-3-85-l.
GMAINISTREET.rD
C B JBOBBINI
DEALER IN ,
WINES AND LIQUOES,
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
for infants and Children.
r 'f.'0 WcU rtod to cUMroa tliat I CastoHa cores Oolle. ConMtpalln,
irecciiimcnrjItaaiiuperlortoanjrprCBcrlpUon I Btomadi, Dlarrliaja, Eructation.
KBOWBtomc," IL A. Ascnsn,H.D I Kllla Wortou, clc Bleep, mul jiimotes dl
111 Bo, OxlorU 6t, UrooUjn, il. y. VTItLwlSjurlouj modlcotlon.
Tun Coiira Ceitr-isT, 18 Fulton Btreot, N, V.
SELECT LINE OK
m npm?niH m finmu1
f . F. MUM',
320 & 322 Peun Avenue,
Bcmmiam,j Fa
At this Heposltory may bo seen a Inrgo anil
For the Celebrated ClilcUcring, Ivors &
I'ond, antl Voso& Son l'lnnos. Worlil.ro
nowncd Estcy Organs, Violins, Accordeons
and Sheet Jlusic. Celebrated White, New
High Arm Davis, New Home, lloynl St.
John, and Light llunning Domestic Sewing
Machines. Needles, oil and attachments
for all makes of Sewing-Machines.
L
J
Store and Warerocms, No, 123
Franklin Avenuo-
Also Warci-ooms ill Franklin Ave. nml ina Cen
ter street.
SCRANTON, PA.
W
An) thing to mako up a new wnyou
or repair nn old, in stock.
Har Iron, and Stttl UqIIh, Holt
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