THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Death Before Dishonor.
ItnAMKn, Pa, Sept. 2.". Tho com
munity was startled this morning by
the report Hint tho wifo ot Uohert W.
Spang had committed miic'ule, that tho
Immediate cmso of tho sad net was tho
fnot that tho jury In tho suit of Blander
which sho brought against Miss Char
lotto llarvoy, of South Hlovcnth strcot,
had brought in a vnrdict in favor of tho
ilofendant. Tho suit was tried beforo
Judgo llrtgeman in Court this week,
nnd In his charge tho .Tudgj distinctly
nnd oxpllcitly stated that if tho jury,
after considering all tho facts, brought
in axerdiet in f auor of Miss Harvey,
such verdict could not at nil bo con
strued ns setting forth that Mrs. Sprang
was tho sort of woman Miss llarvoy
was alleged to havo said sho was.
Judgo llagoman said tho defense did
not put In a plea of justification by
naying that tho allegation was true.
On tho contrary, Miss Ilarviy declared
sho never made uso of such expression,
inasmuch as Mrs. Sprang was a re
spectable lady. During tho trial Mrs.
Spang, who was a medium-sized, black
haired, dark-complexioned lady, lightly
built, sat besido her husband, and their
counsel, J. C. Becker, at ono of tho
grccn-covercd tables in tho third story
of tho Court House-. Sho was a closo
listener to all of tho proceedings and
frequently wept.
When tho oaso was concluded at fi
l). in. on Wednesday tho Court ad
journed and Mr. and Mrs. Sprang went
home. lCBlcruny morning tho jury
brousht in n scaled verdict in tho case,
but Mr. and Mrs. Sprang were not pre
sent. Tho verdict, as above stated,waj
in favor of Miss Harvey. Mrs. Spang
was restless and uneasy and appealed
Krcatly troubled in mind. Un Wed
ncsday night when the Jury's verdict
was not yot known sho seeuied anxious
to know tho result and her ono dread
Bocmod to bo a verdict in favor of Miss
Harvov. Sbo told her friends that
such a verdict would mako her'out all
that Miss llarvoy had alleged as to her
character.
Mrs. Sprang heard of tho verdict
through her counsel yesterday after
noon, oho went homo m a troubleJ
condition of mind. Robert W. Spang,
tho husband of tho woman, said : All
day yesterday Mrs. Spang was ill at
caso. ilcr mortihcation and shame
were crcat when sho learned of tho re
sult of tho trial.'' Sho raado threats
that sho would take her own life, but
Mr. Spang did not at first pay serious
attention to them. IIo thought that
his wilo was merely excited and would
cool down as time passed on, and sho
would forget her unfortunato cxperienco
in Court.
Mr. Spang guarded her as much as
possible, and kept a watch ovor her
until thoy retired at 9 o'clock last night.
In making her threats of stiiciilo Mrs.
Spang stated to her husband that eho
would select drowning as the manner
of making away with hcrsolf. Sho
promised her husband beforo sho went
to aleep that sho would mako no such
attempt that night, and ho went to
sleep. An hour afterward, or about 10
o'clock, he suddenly awakened, and
was startled to find her gono from his
side. IIo called her by name, when
sho answered him from down-stairs.
IIo struck a light, and found her sit
ting in tho front room. By kind per
suasions ho induced her to go back
with hira. IIo reasoned with her not to
give herself such concern about tho
matter, and tho husband, tired and
worn ont, then again fell asleep.
At 3 o'clock this morning ho was
awakened by his wifo calling hira. IIo
found that sho had gono from their
bed. Sho was down stairs on tho
lounge, and appeared to bo in terriblo
agony. To him sho confessed all ; how
sho had taken poison, and that bIio do
sired to die. Tho husband, now thor
oughly alarmed and dazed by his
wife's terrible confession, hastily dress
ed himself and ran to tho oflico of Dr.
Loose, whom ho awakened. Dr. Loose
hurriedly went to tho houso and ap
plied Ml known remedies, but tho poi
son had taken too deep a hold on her
system, and at 4 o'clock sho died.
Dr. Loose had a conversation with
Mrs. Spang in which ho told her that
her end was near and said that if t-lio
had any request to mako sho should
stato it. Sho said that sho had none.
Sbo refused to havo a minister sum
moned. Mr. Spang was not awaro
that there was any poison in the house.
Tho family purchased a box of Hough
on Iiats last winter but he thought
that it had all been used. When ques
tioned as to what sho had taken Mrs.
Spang pointed to a tablo drawer and
hero tho poison was found. Tho box
was half empty, but Mrs. Spang stated
that sho had only taken halt a tea
spoonful. Miss Harvey, tho defendant, is a
daughter of Isaac llarvoy, who mar
ried a sister of tho deceased, thus mak
ing tho deceased an aunt of Miss Har
vey, tho defendant. The deceased
brought tho suit against Miss llarvoy
charging her with having used scan
dalous language concerning her, both
in Reading and in Philadelphia, cast
ing odium upon her character as a re
fpeotabio woman and alleging that her
homo was visited by poisons not of
good character and that "no person as
sociates with her any more."
Household Wisdom.
A newspaper is prcferablo to a brush
for polishing a stove.
If salt is thrown over carpets beforo
they aro swept, it will tend to freshen
their colors.
Tho annoyanco of squeaking soles
on boots may ho disposed of by an
application of linseed oil.
A dish of cold water placed in an
oven that Is too hot for baking will
speedily reduce tho temperature.
Oranges, lemons, and similiar acid
fruits should bo put up in glass vessels,
as tho acid readily attacks tin plate.
Brass, copper or tin vessels should
never bo used in making pickles, ns
tho action of tho acid frequently pro
duces poison. A porcelain, or granito
iroit. vessel is best for picklo making.
To prevent mould forming on fruit
jellies, pour a liltlo melted paralline
over tho top. It will harden into a
Holid oako when it cools, and it may be
easily removed, it van bo saved and
used again next season.
For iced lea it is claimed that a cold
nfusion is prcferablo to n hot one.
Pour cold water on this dry tea at least
four Iiouih boloro it is needed for
drinking, place it in tho ico chest and
add tho ico when served.
An excellont method of administer
ing castor oil to children is nrrived nt
by pouring tho oil into n pan over a
modeintoiire, then ureauinir an egg in
to it nnd stirring well. Flavored with
a littlo sugar or current jelly tho mix
two will not bo disagreeable.
Tho Whito House letter paper is of
tho iincH quality, with beautifully
ptinlcd heading. Jefferson headed his
own foolscap with a quill pen.
Schools In Trance
Nowndayn, when so much is bolng
said about tho unduo prcssuro put upon
young children In tho school, tho read
er will bo interested to learn how such
matters aro conducted In Franco nt
ono of tho best publio sohools horc,
though ono of comparatively recent
origin. Tho Ecole Mongo has publish
ed n pamphlet, in wiiicn mo whom sys
tem of educatloit Is set forth in mtuplo
laimuage. .Mongo is a big school num
bering hundreds of pupiU, but its divi
sion into several sub schools docs nway
with all tho troubles and drawbacks of
overcrowding. No ooporal punishment
is over administered at French eohools.
Tho worst that can befall tho offend
ing pupil is a short period of solitary
coiilincmcnt; but this is rarely resorted
to, and a publio reprimand is usually
found sulhciont. Pupils aro only per
mitted to begin Latin when they havo
been thoroughly grounded in their own
language, geography, arithmetic, and
tho rudiments of history and German
that is to say, about their 11th or 12lh
year. Until tho ago of nine tho boys
aro exclusively under tho c.iro and su
pervision of female professors. Tho
licolo Mongo is tho only boy's school
whoro lady teachers aro employed, tho
routine of tho university not permitting
such nn innovation to tho Lycess.
Tho programme of education between
the , U ami Oth jcar includes French
reading, grammar, recitation, nnd com
position, ancient and Biblo history,
taught by word of mouth, and tho ge
ography of Europe, more especially of
Franco, tho four rules of arithmetic,
German wilting and reading, with pro
nunoiation and conversation, besides
object teaching and natural history,
rendered as attractive ns possible.
Often tho lady professors tako a fable
of Lafontaino as a, text, aud deseiibo
tho habits of birds and animals men
tioned therein. Tho young pupil is
occupied thirty-thrco hours and three
quarters in a week, and ten hours do
voted to instructive reading, German
conversation and. games. Only onco
in tho course of each day is tho pupil
kopt at his desk so much as nn hour
and a quarter at a timo and that is af
ter his first arrival at school. During
the rest of tho day tho studies aro di
vided by half-hours of recreation or
gymnastics.
J. II. Mercer wishes to stato that ho
has at last found nn articlo ho can sell
on its merits. It is with pleasure ho
guarantees to tho publio Acker's Eng
lish Remedy as a euro nnd nover fail
ing cure for Asthma, Coughs, Whoop
ing Cough, Croup, and all Lung Trou
bles. It is tho standard rcinody for
Consumption. I havo nover found its
equal.
J. II. Morcer wishes to mnko nn
assertion, which ho can back with a
positivo guarantee. It is all about
Acker's Blood Elixir. IIo claims for
it superior meiits over all other remed
ies of its kind, and guarantees for it a
positivo and sure euro for Rheumatism,
Syphillis, nnd all blood disorders, it
frees tho skin from spots and disease,
nnd leaves tho comploxion clear.
Ask hira about it.
One of tho evidences of -lunacy offer
ed m a New Orleans contested will case
was that the man, whilo changing his
high silk hat twice a year, invariably
had them made in tho fashionable
shapo of precieel y ten years before.
A prominent pbjeician of Athens.
Ga., who has had many cases of soro
throat lately, made an investigation
and found nearly every ono of them
was caused by cigarette smoking.
Only Teiupcranco Hitters Known.
Villi J J I..1L J. JJ.T.l
iitUT!i.im)i:M
Wo oilier medicine known weffectuaUypurgca
the blood ot doep-neated diwmPCH.
ITIIIUoiia hear tUHtliuony to Its wonderful
curative elfcctd.
It lu a purely Vcgetnblo Preparation, inado
from tho native herbs and roots of California, tho
medicinal proper t lea of width arts extract til there
from without tho ue of Alcohol.
It remove tho tatuo of disease, and tho
patient rtrovcM ItW lu-altti.
It is tho grout Wood Purifier nnd Life
giving Prlndplu; u (Jeiillo Purgatho uud Tonic; a
perfect Renovator and Iuvlorator of the nytttera.
Never lief oro in tlio Iilntory of tho world lias n medicine
tweucompouuded iKit-Hetudiig the power of Vineqau
Hitteiw In healing the.Bick. of every disease man Is
heir to.
Tho Alterative, Aperient, Diaphoretic, Cor
m I native, Nutritious, Laxative, Bodatlve. Counter
lrrltuut, Sudorific, Anil-lllllotM, Solvent, Diuretic and
Tonic projwniea of Yin eg in Hittkus exceed thoso
of any other medicine In the world.
No iiormou can tuke tho Hitters according to
directions and lemaln long unwell, provided their
ljnee aro not destrojed by mineral i.Iwm or other
hicans, and tho ltat organs wasted beyond the point
of repair.
lltlloiiK, llciiilttent, Intermittent and Ma
larial I-'uvcm aro prevaltut throughout tho United
K tales, particularly in tho vallejs of oar treat rhera
ami their vat-t tributaries during tho Bummer and
Antnmn, especially during seasons of uu usual heat
and dryness.
TIicho Vcveru aro Invariably accompanied by
cxtennhu derangements of tho utoumcli, liver and
bowels. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting a
powerful Influence upon thewj organs, Is absolutely
Ufcesdary,
There l no ratliartlc for tho purposo equal
to Dr. J, Walk En's Vinegar Uittkus, as it will
speedily remove tho dark-colored lacld matter with
which the bowels are loaded, at tho same time fctlinu
Iatlnj? tho fcucretious of tho liver, and ucnendly
restoring tho healthy functions of tho diguetUu
organs.
rortlfr the loly against disease by purifying
alt its tlulds with Vinkoah Dirmts, No epidemic
can tako hold of a s)ttem thus furuurmod.
It Invliforati-N tho Ntomncli and stimu
lates the torpid Liver and liowels. cleansing the
blood of all Impurities. Imparting lire and vicor to
the frame, and carrying off without tho aid of
Calomel, or other minerals, all poisonous matter
from the system. It Is easy of administration,
prompt in action, and certain In its rebulta.
1) fciiupluor liiillirt'btlou, Headache, Pain
In tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tho Chut-t,
ln9umonta. Dizziness, Dud Tabto in the Mouth,
Ifllious Attacks, l'ulpltatlon of the Heurt, and a
hundred other painful ttjmptoius, aro ut ouco .re
lieved by VlNEQAH II ITT tit 3.
for liilliiiuiiiutory and Chronic Rheuma
tism, Gout, Neuralgia, lisoa-ea of tho Wood, Liver,
Kidneys aud Bladder, tho Hitters hao no equal.
In these, as In allconstitutlouulIMseoKes, Walkek's
Vinmuu litTTEits has shown its giuut curutho
1 to won in the most obstinate and lnttuctablo
cowu.
Mmiiniilrnl DWoiimk. persona engaged In
Paints and Minerals, such as Pluniborij, Type
Witters, (J old -beaters, and Miners, as they advauco
in life, are subject to Paralysis of the How els.
To guard agointtt this, take occasional dobed of
ViNEdAn Birr bus.
Mtl u lllM4iiHC.Hcrofula, Bait Rheum. Ulcers,
Swellings, 11m pies, uitules, lloils, Carbuncles,
King-worms, Si -aid -head, Fore Lyes, KrytJitelas,
Itch, Hcurfs, lUooloratlons, Humors and dh-eobea
of the Skin, of whatever name or nature, are liter
ally dug up and carried out of the system lu a abort
time by tho into of the Bitters.
IMn, Tape and oilier Worms, lurking lu
the 3 stem of &o many thousands, are effectually
destroyed and removed. No system of medicine,
no vennifugos, no anthelmintics, will free tho
system from worms like Vincoaii lirrmis.
JHcuitlt'M, Neurlel I 'ever, Mumps, Whooping
Cough, and all children's diseases may bo made
less severe by keeping the bowels open with mild
dobes of the Hitters. This wonderful remedy in
especially adapted to the systems of children, for
purifying herbs aloue give it its remarkable euro
live jiowers. It contains no alcohol, opium or
other poison,
l'or I' em ul o Complnlnts, In young oroU,
married or klugle, at the davtu of womanhood, or
the turn of life, this Hitters has no equal.
'leuiiku Hie Vitiated lllood when Its Im
purities burst through tho tdtin lu Eruptions or
hores; cleanse It whtu oljatrucUtl and Blugglsh In
the veins; cleanse it when It is foul: jour feelings
w HI tell you w hen, and tho health of the system w ill
follow.
In coin litfclon t Dlvo the Bitters a trial. It
will suaif ror Itseir, one imiuo im a i"euerguar
miira m, itu miH. j (ti(n n It-itL'tiivmlvcrticeiiieiit.
A roinuleiu'li Lot tloorufuuUreclious printed
la uiue rem lauguugc.
It. II. ITIrUouuld Drtiir Co., Proprietors,
Un Vrancisoo. Cal.. aud b tfl Wwhihiftoil tit,
Sold by all Dealers aud Druggists,'' i
BHATIPY BIS m,
A GOOD KKASOK Foil HApriNKSS.
"For many years I had suffered from a com
plaint which tho pnyslclMs call (Travel. I had
employed some ot tlio most noted doctors without
obtaining nny permanent relief, and tot n lonff
time my caso was regarded as hopeless. All who
knew my circumstances said I must die. Finally
my wifo Induced ine to try nbottlo olllr, Ken
nedy's 'Favorite Itemed',' which sho had some
where heard ot or seen adtcrtlfcod. Without the
sllKhtcst faith 111 It, hut nolcly to graliry her, I
bought a bottlo ot n drugglit In our village. I
used that and twoorthreo bottles more, and -to
mako a long story short I am now as healthy a
man as thcro Is In tho country.
"Slnco then I havo recommended 'Favorite
Iteincdy' to others whom I knew to have suffered
from kidney nnd liver complaints) nnd I assure tho
public that tho 'Faorlto nemody' has dono Its
work with a similar completeness in every slnglo
Instance, nnd I trust some other sick and discour
aged mortal may hear of It nnd try tho Fa-orlte
Ilcmodjyos I did. "-Washington Monroe, Cfttsklll,
Don't txi a Foousn rngjonici against popular
medlchu-s btnnd between you nnd tho health of
jour wife, child or baby. It Is always right to
advcrtlso n blessing. l)r. Kennedy's "l'aorlto
ltcmody" In n blessing. It hassnvod thousanu,
"PI" !".' 1 lw-P 'ou- oi nrn sick from troubles
ot the kidneys, boncls, liver and blood, spend ono
dolhfr for this king ot medicines.
an Aiisoi.iJTi: cuiti: roil
CATARRH.
rBIIlK tne't flubltorn cnci ield rcndlly toll
E nod li.Tfiiot I.MUdtu Ciiiua ilniflo mio
JL uheru dlreetloin nro folloncd. Itpueecai
U'.xi been reiimrkrtl.lunnd its cures wmulcr
fill. It H tho moUpiicees-tftil prepitrutlon In tho
market for CATAltKll and Out only ono that
runiles an Vlxtituto, Ponltlvo Cnrn. It li
ruiy a hleltitr to mnnklml. A Trial Is nil
that Is iiihed fur It. Oneo used. It Is always
recommended. Send for le-dlinonlnls of netual
cures.
it has o tgi'AL POH
MALARIA.
A POSITIVE CURE IS ASSURED.
Ono bottlo Is tfencrally pufllclcnt for a euro. Stop
taVInn tiulnlno. A trial only is atked forKKL-
Lull's OATAURlt ItKMKIiY, It If ft M1I5CIFIC
for atl dleae url-diitf from an Impure blood and
drives all eruptions from tho skin. For Syplit
Utteeouiplaints It Is superior to nny preparation
In the iiiuiket. Ono bottlo will euro most of tho
following eompluliiM and a continued uo will
roHtTiVKLY euro, Savo doctor bills and try it.
ItHKUMATISM.
SCROFULA.
SKIftT ERUITIOTS.
VENKHKAIi DISEASES.
DYSl'El'SIA.
LOSS OF APIETITE.
EEEIJXti OF LANUOUU.
niLIOUSKESS.
IJVEH THOUIILES.
KERVOUS WEAKNESS.
FEMALE WEAKNESS.
ICi;(.i.m'( Cataiiuii Kkmkhv fs no patent
medii'lnc, but a cifo and pleiunnt preparation
to take and purely tho ureate!t inedlcul discov
ery of tho aire, Ono bottlo rejuvcuateit thoentlro
!-tcm and poi-cfyc mora vlrtno than a half
tbt'on bottler of orJinary patent reparatIonj.
Write for testimonial t and other Information.
Oi-l'or i:ilo by drmrirlotH ircnerally.
I'ltU'i: ttl.HO A ISOTTIjKi SIX ItOT
TlilJS l'OK 9.1.00. On reeelpt or S5.00 by
the lii.iniifaoturerK, Samhkl 1. Kkllkk & Co.,
Karri bur, l'.i., six bottles will bo cent cxprcs
p.lM.
THLVU UitlK
A HOME DRUGGIST
TESTIFIES.
Popularity at hoiuu la not uhv:i the best
tr&t of merit, but wo point proudlto the lai t
tlmt no other mubeino has moii for itself
such uiiIcimI appiMbation In lu own city,
Ftato, and country, and moony nil pooplc, us
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Tlio follow Ing letter from ono of our best,
known .Massachusetts l)riiggisU uhould bo of
Interest to otery sulTeior i
RHEUMATISM,
IIIIUUHini lUini KiH.uiimiUm.M, se
vere that 1 could not move from the bed, or
dreas, without help. 1 tried aeur il nine
dies without much If any relief, until 1 took
Avi um S.itsAi'Ai:ii..., by tho use of tuo
hot lien of which 1 wrw conipletely curetl.
Havo bold largo quantities of jour Saiha
I'AitiLt.v, and it still rutaiim its wonderful
popularity. Tito mtiuy noUtblo cutes it hn
e lifted in this vicinity convince mo that It
li tho bebt blood mollciuu eer oiTiiod to tho
public. :. 1", IIaiuus,"
lliwr St., HucMaml, Matu.t May 13, tbb'2,
SALT RHEUM, SSSi
vas for over twonty veaia beforo liii rciiKnal
to ., II ulllli-tul ultli M.ilt Khi'iim In lu
form. It tiK-crutlotiH nrliLillv covcri-d
lnuro tU.ui lullf tint kuiI.ico nf Iuh u-ly uiul
linibH. IIo (iith-uly curod hy AH it's
SlKl'.UMM..'. Suo l:rt!lK.iti) 111 Ayir't
Ahuuune fur UM.
i-itci-jiBi.il iiv
Dr.J.C.Ayor&Co., Lowell, Mass.
SoM by all Druggist; SI. six bottle for S3.
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ffbO-ly
(it'll daUL'hlorn irrow up weakly, ngivlfact to
know, MiiUii'i-B I'un uvoKI kueli cuinlllltiiu brL'lv
lug them Dr. Kilmers l-XUAI.i: HKMliuV. Aak
jourtlruggM for It. tl.
IF voir have fifnno In tho KUnoy, or (travel In
the Madder, Dr. Kilmer's BWAMI'.ltoor It war
ranted lodl-olvo and rcinovo them. Ask your
druitKlat lor lu 23c., II,
1 1-' Vol' haveHympathetlohourt (ll.iturb.ince, or
hao NuinbninH In ui ins or limbs, or pain reu-inb.
lluir ItlieumatUm-lir. Kilmer's ni'KAS.WIvlili
will pi event It oln( to the heart. Askyour drue.
Klt for It, fl.
If you nro threitened with, or already h ivo Con-sumptlon-lir.
Kilmer's INDIAN I'oNSl'Ull'ION
oil. Is KUarantevd to prevent anl euro these
tlreadtHliondltloiis Ask yourdruMlntforlt. S5c,
toe., II.
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tisip-'" AVER & SON'S MANUAL
V" TRADS U AK1C
eu's mm REMEDY.
run oki:at
Blood Purifier ol li: World,
How to Sacccfxl-
Tlio Country Gentleman offcrB lis
renders boiiio wry pertinent nnd valu
able) suggestions on tbotmU'impoHant
question, how to succeed on tho fnrni.
Tho farmer who is determined to suc
ceed, it HnyB, will place- on his list of
indispengftry requirements tho follow
ing operation ! 1. Tho erection of
sullioicnt fences to civo him possets
ion nqd control of ovcry field. 2.
Thorough or sufllcient undcrdrnining
for thu tihu nnd control of nt least thrco
of tho soils bcucAtli tho surface. 3. Tho
adoption ot such a rotation as will givo
an increase of each buccchs'ivo kind of
crop, aud a decrease and (xternilniUion
to such weeds nt hnvo obtained poss
ession, t. Saving all tho manure
mndo on tho farm with no waste, nnd
its application nt tho best timo nnd in
tho best manner possible. 5 Provid
ing tools for a most thorough pulveri
zation of the soil for nil crops. Theso
fivo operations ho at tho foundation
of good farming. Thero nro many
other provisions of much importance
in nddition to these, which should not
bo overlooked, such nt tho saving of
labor, selection of weeda, providing tho
best animals, shelter for tools, abettor
for animals, testing commercial fertili
zers, and many other operations which
will suggest themselves to tho owner
whilo in tho midst of his work.
In providing sullicient fences for
tho farm, tho importance must occur
to every ono, of laying out tlio fields
so that thoy may be easily accessible,
and 60 that tho least amount of fenc
ing material may bo needed j nt the
snmo lime, whoro tho soils and surfac
es vary, ito include thoso of similiar
character within tho name enclosure ;
and it may bo best .in many cases to
mako tlio field oblong instead of
square, that tho ploughing may bo
dono g with less frequent turning
at the ends. In this connection,
good farm roads or lanes will bo ob
viously quito important, as they must
bo travelled many times a year in
biiugiiig in heavy crops, or with loads
of mauuro to tho fields. Sometimes a
few hour's work in levelling obstruct
ions, tilling ruts or other depressions,
drawing on a few loads of gravel, em
banking, or providing Jside ditches,
may havo all this labor many times re
paid in a single year, in drawing in
heavy loads of hay nnd grain, or in
drawing out hundreds of loads of man
ure. Tho farmer would do well to
look over his domain, nnd hco what im
provements ho may mnko in the dis
position of his fields, or in the finish of
his farm roads.
Tho advantages of thorough under
draining are so well understood tint
but little need bo said on tlio subject.
Wo havo put in many miles of tile,
and in no instance moro than throe
years wero required to n-pay tho ex
pense in the increase of tlio crops. A
young farmer, who wai in debt for
his farm, told us that ho found he
could not pay tho mortgage till he bor
rowed money to drain it. lie is now
a successful cultivator, and a few of
his neighbors equal him in tho heavy
return from his land.
Rotation has ono peculiar ndvantno
it requires no outlay of money its
only expenditure is in thought. A
continued succession of tlio same crop
may exhaust n field, or civo only half
the return from an equal amount of
hard work. Thero is no easier way to
keep tho land freo from weeds as by a
well devised-rotation in which hoed
crops aro louowed witn sown crops,
and sown crops with grass, and so on
mik inn tely. Via pastures or meadows
badly infested with thistles, ox-oyo
daisy, milk weeds and wild carrots, by
a thoroughly treated crop of corn or
potatoes, a completely pulverised soil
to precede wheat, and a dense growth
of clover, hnvo been effectually cleared
of those intruders ; and in tverv caBO
their growth has been greatly reduc
ed. Tho value of manuro U universally
admitted in some form or another, but
tho groat majority of farmors waste n
largo portion of tho amount which
might bo manufactured on their farms.
It washes away for the lack of absor
bents -, the liquid portions most com
monly all escapo. Quito frequently
tho farmer wastes moro than half of
what he retains by bad application. It
is scattered in lumps ; it is applied at
tlio wrong time ; it is not broken fine
and wt-11 intermixed with the soil ; and
many looso nt least tlm-c.fouuhs of all
thoy might secure first nnd last by snv
ing and pioper use.
After bringing tho fntm into fino
condition by underdraining aud man
tiling, success after all will depend
greatly on tho additional requisite of
thorough pulverization ot tho soil to
precede tho planting and sowimj of
crops. A complete intermixture of tho
ingredients which oomposo tho soil, in
stead of leoving all in crude lumps,
will make a vatt differenco in what
grows upon it.
Shoestrings for Fodder.
"What's tho matter, littlo girl V ask
ed a benevolent-looking old gentleman
of a diminutive figure in a io.I shawl
Saturday on Market street.
"Uoo-hoo-ho," was tho only answer
the little girl could givo for somo mom
ents, so overcome was sho with weep
ing. Aro you scared at tho horse, sis V
asked tho old gentleman. "Ho won't
hurt you." A'l.orso stood voiy near,
calmly chewing away at something
which was hidden in his mouth, iiy
this timo quito a crowd had collected.
The horsn turned his head toward tho
pavement and the littlo girl cried out :
"Don't let lnm i pleaso tako him
away boo-hoo ho. Ife's eaten nearly
all of em up now. iioo-lioo ho.''
Tho horso gathered in a lucious
mouthful of shoestrings from tho littlo
gill's basket. ,
"You bruto !'' exclaimed tlio old
gentleman, striking at tho animal with
ilia cane. Tho horso only shut his
oyesand chewed away.
How many has ho eaten, littlo girl 1"
"Nearly all of 'em boo-ho I I can't
mako him atop.'1
At tins point tlio di ivor ot tlio horso
eamo np and tho old gentleman said :
"See hore, young man, if you don't
fcod that brute, I'll put tlio Cruolty
Society on you."
"I do fee'd him," was tho gruff ro
ply. "What, on shocstiings t"
"Yes, and oats everything that
comes in his way."
"It appears so."
"Why, has ho been after you t" ask.
od tho driver, as ho mounted tlio wag
on and drove off, tho crowd laughed
and dispersed as tho old gentleman
threw a quarter into tho child's lap.
She dried her tears and moved baok
from tho curbstone, fearing to expose
her wares to thn dainty nppetito of nn
other horso.
JOIJ WOHIC NHATLY
KXKCUTKD AT
THIS OKFICK,
THE OR EAT
Ml fl If
ItlC
von
JTI LIVER
DISEASE.
C 7 mrDTrYIUrC! Hitter or badtasto In mouth;
Q I liXJT XUiiiu. toni-uoeoated white or cov
with a brown fur,-pain In the back, aides, or Joints
often mistaken for rheumatism; sour BTomcn;
t-osa ok ArrKTiTit! BoinctliiH'8 nausea and water
brash, or Indigestion: ilatulency and neld eructa
tions, bowels alternately costive and lat; iikad
At'imi loss of memory, with n painful soimtlon of
having failed to do so i etlilni which micht to havo
been done; Dicim-trr; low Rplrlts; n thick, yki iiw
appearanco of tho skin and eyes; a dry coinrh;
fever, restlessness; tho urine Is scanty and tilth
colored, and, It allowed to stand, deposit n sedi
ment. 1
(I'Ullin.Y VU(lHTAllt.K)
Is nenerally Used In tho South to nrouso tho torpid
liter to a healthy action.
ir ACTS WITH liXruAOUMKAUV mtOACY ON THK
L
1VUIS,
KIDNUYS
and HOWKLS.
Ar IIKPEOTUAI. SI'IX'IFIO KOIt
MAI-AKIA, llVSI'KI-SIA,
CONSTIPATION, HI1.10CSNR?S,
SICK IIKAIIAI'IIR, JU-NDICR,
NAfSIA, COLIC,
MXNTAI. ririm'8ioN, llOWKL complaints,
KIC. ETC., KTO,
Endorsed by tho uso of 7 millions ot bottles. n3
The Best Family Medicine
For children, for adults, and for tho nged.
Bllli TO TltK IS AM KI-HITIllX OK TIIK MtKTLX t
J. H. 2E1LIH & CO.,
sni.Kpnoriilsious, I'lIir.ADHI.l'llIA, l'.,
finer, 11.00.
may 59 ly
PRESE1MTI
Our readers for is cents In postnpre stamps to
payformalllmj and wrapping and nan.es of
tno book agents, win recelv,, 1'ltUK a steel
Finish Par.or Kngravlni; of nil our I'llUSI.
HUNTS, Including Cleveland, slio wxss Inch,
worth f-1.00.
Address Eider Pub. Go.,Gliicago. III.
-JulylT-ly
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
JELAYVAHE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN KA1LKOAD.
BLOOMSHUKG DIVISION.
NOHTH.
STATIONS.
SOUTH.
p.m. p.m.
0 od vi .1 1
s m is an
s 4S l'-i as
S 40 12 IS
s s.) la tw
8 27 12 03
5 ?j II M
8 If 11 M
8 12 11 CO
8 08 11 17
8 US 11 IT
8 Ul 11 42
7 59 11 S8
7 51 11 31
7 W) it aa
7 4:1 11 21
7 DO 11 12
7 18 11 10
7 II 10 51
7 05 10 II
0 58 1(1 41
0 51 10 38
li 50 10 .11
6 42 1C 27
6 311 Id 21
1 30 10 1(1
0 25 10 11
n.m a.m. luin. D.m
8 30 ....Scranton..., a 10 9 15 2 or
8 211 lJcllevuc... G 15 9 20 a 10
s 2J ...Taylorvlllc.l (1 a) 9 si a lb
8 10 .. Lackawanna., o 27 ai 2 a.'
S 10 l'lttston C 31 9 41 a 30
8 03 ..West l'lttston. 0 40 9 41 2 30
7 58, ....Wyoming... . II 45 9 52 a 41
7 51 . . ..Mnltby I) 49 j W 2 II
7 50 nennctt r, ri 10 oi a 47
7 41 ...Kingston.... 5S10l52 50
7 471. ...Kingston .... (I 5S 10 03 450
7 42 Plymouth June. 7 ua to ma 55
7 38 .. ..Plymouth.... 7 07 10 15 3 01
1 3i:....Avondale. . 7 13 10 203 05
7 3-ll....NaHtlC0k0... 7 15 10 253 10
7 23 llunlock's Creek 7 ai 10 &2 3 27
7 12...Mllcl;slllnny..' 7 37 10 4 1 3 !9
7 00 ..Hick's Ferry.. 7 50 11 11 3 5J
fi 51 ..lieaclillaven... 7 57 i 0I3 58
6 47 uerwick .... 8 0111 ill on
li 411 ..Iirtar Creek... 8 10 u 20 4 12
(I 38 ..Willow drove,. S 14 11 25 4 10
li 31 ...Llmoltldgo... 8 IS 11 29 4 21
0 27 Espy 8 25 11 3.14 27
0 21 ...llloomstiunt... S 30 11 44 1 34
0 10 .... Itupcrt 1 8 311 II 50 4 40
li lljCatawl'a llrldgo, 8 41 11 55 I 411
G OS 50
CI") 9 49 5 49 ....CllUlaSky.... 9 05 12 2-5 12
5 55 9 45 5 431.... Cameron,... 9 OS 12 25 a 17
5 40 9 32 is 33 Northumberland. tffi is 40ft M
p.m. u.m. n.m. la.m. a.m. p.m.
W. F. HAI-STE.U), Supt,
superintendent's omco, scranton, Feb.lst,l32
Pennsylvania Railroad.
M
Philadelphia & Erio R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
Ml
TIME TABLE.
In effect Aug. 30th, 18S5. Tralus leave Sun
bury. EASTWA11D,
tl. ton. m., Sea Slioro Express 01 illy except
Sunday), for Harilsburg and lntermedlatuslatlons,
arilvlug ul Philadelphia 3.15 p. in.; New Voik
(i.aop. ui. ; llaltlmoie, 4.10 p. in. ; Washington,
5.50 p. m., connecting ut Philadelphia for all Sea
Slioro points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia.
1.41 p. m. Hay express
dally oxcent Sunday),for Harilsburg and luterme
dlato stations, arriving ut Philadelphia
0.50 p.m.; New oik, 9.31 p. in. ; U.Ullluorc
s.45 p. in. ; Washington, 8.00 p. in. Parlor car
through to Phtludelplila and passenger coaches
through to Philadelphia und llaltliuore.
8,05 p. m. WllUauispoi'i Accommodation (dally,
for llarrlsburg and ull IntrimeUlatu statluns, arriv
ing nt Philadelphia 4 35 a. m. ; New York ".iiua. m,
llalttmoio, 5.25 1. lu. ; Washington o.:lo a. in. ;
Sleeping car accommodations can bo secured at
Harilsburg for PhlladelplilaundNew York, on Sun.
days a through sleeping c.ir 111 be run; on tilts
train from Wllllamsp't to Philadelphia. Philadelphia
passengers can remain In sleeper undisturbed until
, a. m.
2.35 a. m. Erlo Stall (dally except Monday,
for llarrlsburg and Intermediate stations,
arriving nt Philadelphia 8.35 a. in. New York,
11.30 iu in. ; llaltliuore Wt, in. ; Washington, 9.35
a. in. Through Pullman sleeping cars uio run uu
this train tu Philadelphia, llaltlmoro and Washing
ton, and through passenger coaches to Philadel
phia and Ualthnorc.
WESTWAUI).
5.20 a. m. Erlo Mall (dally except Sunday), foi
gun and Intermediate stations, Koeliester, llutf a
loand .Niagara Falls, with thiough Pullman Pal-
mm una un line iiieuiaw siuiiuus auu i,i uauu.ii-
ucc cars nuu passenger coacues to i;ric unu itocu
ester. 9.5.1-News Express (dally except Sunday) for
Luck lluveuand lutermcdlalc stations.
1.05 o. ui. Nlairara Exoreas (datlv excent Sun.
day)forKano and tnteruiedlatestatlons uud can
undalgua and principal lutermedlalo statluns,
itoeiiesier, uuuaio unu niagara i-aus wuii
through passenger coaches tu Kane and ltochester
and Parlor car lo Walklns.
5.30 p. m. Fast blue (daily except suuday)for lte
novu und luteimedlale stuilous, and Ehulra, Wat
kins und Intermediate statlous, with through pas
senger coaches to Itenovo aud Watklns.
9.2U a. in. Sunday mall for Itenovo und Interme
diate stations.
THHOUOH TltAINS FOK SUNIIUKY FltOMTHE
EAST ANII SOU I ll.
Sunday in nil leaves Philadelphia 4.30 n. in
llarrlsburg l.K) aiming at sunbuiy 9 20 a. in. ultli
tlirough slccpltigcur lioin Pniiudelphta lo .
Uamspoit.
News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a. in.
Harilsburg, 8.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
arrlWugui Sunbury 9.5-1. a. m.
Niagara Express leaves
Philadelphia, 7.40 a. m. ; Ilahiinoro 7.30 a. in. (dally
except Sunday uriuing at sunbury, 1.05 p. 111.,
with througn Parlor car from Philadelphia
and through passenger coaches fiom Philadel
phia and Ualtliuoie.
Fast Unu leaves Now York 9.00 a. in. ; Philadel
phia, 11.50 a, in. ; Washington, 9.50 a. in. ; Haiti
more, 10.45 a. in., (dally except suuday) an It lug ut
sunbury, 5.30 p. in., w tin through posseugei
coaches from Philadelphia and liatiiinoru.
Erlo Mall leaves New York K.U0 p. in. ; Phlladel
phla, 11.20 p. in. ; Washington, 10.UI p. in. ; Haiti
more, 11. 2 J p. in., (dally ciccpi.Saluruay) arriving
ut Suubury 5.15 a. 111., with through Pulluiau
Sleeping cars from Philadelphia, Washlngfuu and
llaltlmoro aud through passenger coaches (roiu
Philadelphia.
HllNIIIJltY, HA.I.ETON - WII.KI'SII.IUUE
UAII.UOAII ANII MIUT1I AMI VV ES 1'
lllt.VMIII IUll.WAV.
(Ually except Sunday.)
Wllkesbarro Mall leaves sunbury lo.ouo. m.
arming at lllooua Ferry IU.53 a. in., Wllkes-barre
12.18 p. m.
Express East leaves Hunbury 5.45 p. m., arriving
at llluoiu Ferry 0.37 p. 111., Wllkes-b.iiio 7. 51 p. m
Sunbury Mali leaves Wllkesbarro 10.41 a. in. urilv
lngnt Hlooin Ferry 13.08 p. in., sunbury l.iu p. m
Express West leaves S Itkcs-barro 2.45 p. 111., ur.
rlvlug at llloom Ferry 4.15 p. 111., Sunbury 5.1U p. 111
Sl'NDAY ONLY.
Sunday mall leaves Sunbury 9 35 a. m., arriving
ut llluoui Ferry 10.14 a. 111.. NMIkes-ll.iuu ll:3 a.m.
buuday accommodation leaves Wltkes-llarru 5.30
p. ui., arilvlug ut lllooin Ferry, 7;U)p.m., sunbur.,
1:55 p. m.
C'HAS. E. PUdll, J. It. WOOD,
lieu. .Manager. lieu, passenger Agent
PATENTS,
Obtained and all patent business attended to for
moderate fees.
our omce Is opposite the U. a Patent onice, and
no can obtain Patents la less timo than thoso re
mote from Wushlngtou.
Send model or druning. Wo advlso as to pat
entability freo of charge, and wo mako 110 charge
unless patent Is secured.
Wo refer here, 10 tho Postmaster, tho Supt. of
Money order JHv., and to oithlals of tho U. S.
Patent onice. For circular, udtlee, terms uud
references to actual clients In Jour own statu or
County, wilto to
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
an$ifMe '''cnl om'0' Washington, . C,
sara mil
A tln.ruu.li pn-iiiiriiorv l-ilimil fur H-v., Con.
(luclril iipuu lliu .llllllur pluu. iV.y.cl ulir
g .liiiln,..l. K.,. r ralnloiiuD, li-rnu. i-lr.
L. C, BISHOP, Head Master, Reading, Pa.
aug til s-t
WANTED
nriMMEUIATELYjj
inn f3.s.x.r:ai.i2T
Uuod salary or coiuiulsilon nald. outnis freo.
H. J, BUWDifiN & CO., llffiW?.
BPJl-18-ll.lt
B A
ODD ITEMS.
Qrcon, no matter whethor it provo
bcooniing or not, Is to bo worn.
Opium sales lmvo incrcntod in Goor
in as n consequence of prohibition
Honor tlio obi, instruct tlio votinc,
consult tlio wiso and bear with tlio
foolish.
A law goes into effect in Ohio this
month requiring all wages to bo paid
weekly in cash.
It w.u twenty. nine, yc.irs ngo 1'V.
day since lliu liist i-aliiu was built in
Krciuoiit, Neb.
Millais, tlio artist, is neaily seven
feet tall, lie has no trouble in hang
ing his pictures.
Some poopld nro willing to do good
if thoy nro well paid for it. Others
nro good fur nothing.
An exchango says that thero i- n
mission in this world for dudes. Wu
hopo it is a foreign mission.
Let a man neglect his opportunities
iu business and the nppoitutiilics will
soon begin to neglect him.
A coal dealer lays up treasures in
heaven when he goes nut of his weigh
to obligi) a poor widow.
No wonder that Jumbo died long bo
loro ho reached his prime, llu used
to drink a pail of beer every night.
It is easy enough to tell what you
know about everybody else, but haid
to tell what everybody elso knows
about you.
S tratoga U to havo an ice palaco and
several toboggan slides, and will bo
opened as a winter resort on December
1st.
"Only ono marriago in ton ends hap
pily." It is such injudicious slate
meiits as this that givo mormouism its
boom.
Tho health of the peoplo of Charles
ton, S. C, has been much improved
si 11 co the introduction of a public sup
ply of artesian well water.
Tho Superior Co.irt of North Caro
lina has decided that a railroad com
pany cannot lorco a passenger to tidu
in a smoking car if lio objects lo doing
so.
Tho railroads of the world aro said
to carry G,.)00,OU0 passengers every
day. It takes all this vast army to
down tho railway eating houso sand
wiches. A fashion writer says "accordeon
plaited waists aro worn this summer."
hoys, be up and doing. You cannot
learn to play on instrument without
practice.
A Texas paper described n recently
discovered meteor "as about tho size
of a water oati," and tlio next wetk
tho editor received 400 letters asking
how largo a water can was.
jn old farmer who intended lo stait
an apiary said to his (laughters : "Well
giils, what kind of bees would you pre
fer f Whereat all the gills respond
ed, "Iftisking-bees, father."
A resident of Jam svillc, Wis., is
having manufactured amiuk-skiu robe,
which is supposed lo ho the only ono
of the kind thu United States. It will
bo wcrth several hundred dollars.
J. II. Mercer would especially recom
mend to the ladies Acker's Dyspepsia
Tablets. As a laxative they have no
equal. They aro guaranteed to cute
Chronic Coiitipation, D)spepsia, and
all diseases at ising from a deranged
stomach. Witli a free use of the Tab
lets, Sick Headache is impossililc.
Why They Stoppek It. At the
best summer hotels everywhere there
is a ti'iiib-ncy lo do away with thu use
of French of bills of fine. The move
ment oigiuatid with tho landlords,
who found that as their guests could
not read French they ordered every
thing on tlio bill, making it a vtry ex
pensive taeki t.
FAsRIVE LOANS
B Percent, secured by FlItST MOUTO.UIES.
'rU Interest to Investors safe nsOOVEKN'.MHNT
SU WINDS. Inteiest payable semi-annually, nt
onieeorbink of mortgagee. 13 years' ex
pel lenee, nnd n-ver lost a dollar for nny customer.
neat 01 leieivnees given as 10 auiiuy, inicgriiy
nnd financial standing. Wiltousfor circular civ.
Ing refcience and particulars. I.E1IOI.1I, FISIIElt
v u., Mausers uuu laian Agents, Aonenc, Kan.
Bept-ll-4t.
Ts. rlNHMfl A handoine VASE EASIP given
v r.llPPrlr, with a 5 order fur 'lea and eon
9 UUi iUU00- A" lron Stono CHAMIIEIt
hifl', 10 nieces, or a TEA SET, 41
nieces, or a handsome lilioNZE haniiinii '.amp
given with a ilOouler. A CHAMIIEIt SET of 10
ueees,wiiii uiue, inaruon or piuk uand or an uto.N
STONE CHINA TEV SET o( Ui pieces, or a (H.ASS
SET Of 50 Pieces L'ltenwlth aJI2 urder. IIAN11
some PltEMIU.MS, consisting ot Decorated China
wuioin reasets, also Dinner and Tea sets com.
blned, and Chamber sets, etc., etc., given with
orders for f is, 30, 1 35, iss nnd J50. send for circu
lar, which will glo ou full particulars. (lltA.Nl)
umu.n tea cu.mpany, 35 south Main St.
wuses it.irie, i-a. ncauuuar
ters so Front street. New
York city.
may 15-ly
Tho Magic Insect Exterminator
unu .vium;uito iiiti; cvun.
Wo offer ono thousand dollars (or Its equal. Send
SA1.I..MIE A CO., 8 East 18th St., New York
sep.I8-lw a
WflUK Wanted Agents lo sell our
" Ameilean edlllon of the lie.
clsnt Ulbte, l'liiiimjmiih Album. Ufe ot Ural t,
Prof. (). s. Fowler's Ureal Work, etc. Send 5 nj, (or
complete outtlt. lyruiuiwiU tmiiluytufut .paying
t-(iTv Mii.ij, jiuunm iiiAjtin iiiui.it 1 L'UI.ISII
ini Co., 703 Chestnut St., Phlla., Pa.
seji.18d.lt
"AUllV OK COMMISSION.
w
A 'KTrrlpTl linuiedlalely u lew good
All JLJJJJ men tu canvass for tlio sale
n( Fruit Trees, (liapo Vines, Hoses, Ac,
i n;i luuti i-a it-iiL-e uui. essem lai,
II, P. FUE1S.MAN & CO., llrlghton, N. Y.
si'p.18 d-4t
TiTft HTi,n,i?T5 T0 lntroduco them
U 1001 Washing .Machines. If you want one
M JU1U Wi 1 iJil. WH will L'lvn nwnv
W1U Ul luiv. wo w
- wuii ui juur iiuiue, r, ii. aim express ot.
Ilco at once. THE NATIONAL CO.,
31 IK-y St., N. Y.
Oct. 8 4 iv d
WA'NTTPF'Il IIEI.IAIII.EJIEN tosell
T-x our goods. A fu'l lino
of Fruit and Oriiainental Trees, shrubs, tlrnpe
Vines, Hoses, sc. several hundred vailetles In
stock. Also Introilucer and solo proprietor ot
llooilE'S lilAMOND (iraiw. Liberal terms to
li"l". u, , ..bv.t.1111., lllllllUll, Pi, 1,
sep-iS-d-41
li.tublUhed
FAY'S
i(ki.
MANILLA RDflFINR!
Iti'-eiiible lliii- i iillii-rl for lt()OFM,o,'TNIIII'
w.tl.l.H. ami INMiii; in ihut ur Pln.n-r. Very
slriinaaiul ilurul.lr. CAHPI'.Ts un, uiKiH.'r
hi,,.. ninl.,i lul. (Sltilln-'im will, t(.uH,..n,.i .1
amplen Eric
r.v ..'.. .... ""iiiiiUHiaiS uuu
W. II. I'.W fc co I'niiHleii,
i. a.
Sept 4-fw
WANTED oh SiLFY
EXPENSES PAH) 1 Salesmen Mr Ilia ,..
.mw.-H!, ruiunsiieu 10'D, All II1U newest a
U-st sorts of fruit and ornamental tiees, vlui i
Seud for Terms.
II. E. 1IOOKEU COMPANY
.a ,iu icocncster, N
V.
LADIES!
U'IMi llnimtnr'u Tullon Uvtlni . ... ... .
miiuii.) a iiiiui j 01 t.ui j uu vim mi jin ssca
tu lit, without orul Instructions. Dress-makers
nronoiince it n-rf ect. Price lor System Hook
i uud
TO IKTTIlOIDXrCE.
A Svsteai, Ijook and Wheel v. Ill bo sent on receipt
JOHN V. IIAN0VE1I, Cincinnati
. 0.
sept so iw
M
ATTIIEW TKUFUIi,
Stairbuildinor in All it? Rr.-mMinc
Mr. Matthew Tl ufel, of Catawlssa, Pa., wishes
to nfonn tho public thai he u pn'paitHl to nil all
orders In the stairbultdlng line on tho shortest no.
lie lland-ralllug, uewel posts, made to or
der and hblpned to any point, ih. Tiuiel being a
pracileal workman In his Hue and doc his own
work, enables him to sell ut reasonable rates,
shop rear of (irango h ill. Orders by mall prompt
ly attended to. kC'-'jI.K.'
ECONOMY THJK PKACTIC VI,
HJK8TIOIV OF THE IlOUlt.
EVIORY THING THAT IS
NEW AND STYLISH FOR THE SEASON,
CAN BE NOUGHT
(OHEAFIJE THAI E Villi
A Large and Varied Stock of
CLOTHING,
JUST RECEIVED.
ALSO A LAUHH AND
Call and be Convinced that you have the
LARGEST SELECTION IF CCOflS
OF THE
LATEST STYLE, BEST QUALITY,
AND AT
The Lowest Possible Prices
AT THE
OF
nioonislaii9 Pa,
Fine Carnages, llnsgics nnd AVngons. At lliis Hepository may bo seen n largo nmt
vnrieil selection of
GVEIIICLJCS FOR BUSINESS AND PLEASURE-;
rom the best manufactories. Purchasers nro invited to call nnd inspect tlio poods or to
ty-Str Write for Information and Prices.
fipr.3-85l.
GMAIN
(0. B. JKOBMNS,
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic
WINES AND LIQUORS,
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
for Infants and Children.
Ln "K"'1 M ouiicrlortoauy-ircseriiiUou I Sour lUomach, Ularrhaia, lirueWtlon,
luwwn to inc." jr. a, Abcucu, m, D , I Ulu Wormi, 6lves sleep, tud -roiuotc dl
IU Bo. OxIorU Bt, CrvioUyu, tf. V. Wlttjurtou modIcaUotu
Tun Cotacb Com-iNY, in Fulton Street, K. Y.
SHLKCT LINK OK
f . F. MUM',
320 & 322 Pcim Avcmic,
For tli c t'eleliruted Cliioliering, Ivers it
I'diid, and VoscA tinii l'iunos. AVorldie
nowmd Esley Oip.ms, Violins, jVcccudcnns
mill Sheet .Mustc. Celuliiuted While, New
lligli Arm Dun Is, New Ilnine, Itoyal St.
John, und Light Hiiimitif' Doineslie Hewing
Jlui'liines. iNecdlus, oil mill itttiicliiiieuls
for nil lnnlses of Sewing Jtnclilnes.
STREET,!
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Stero and Warerocms, No.!;123
Franklin Avenuo-
Also Wnrerooms m Franklin Aic.aiul liwccr
,ter Street.
SCRANTON, PA.
M
Ait) tiling to mnko up anew wagon
or M'mir an old, in stock,
liar Iron, ami Steel Uoltf, Holt
Kntl--, I.ag Sciowh, Tiirnliueklo'rt
Horso SIioch, ami all Blacksmith
fiilHilics.
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