THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
. The Trooper's ilcrsc
a MTru: BTonv ok tub wau vassino
TUB l'ICKKT (lUAItl).
"Oft with tlio saddlo nml shoot
Mm I"
It v,'M a. cnvnlry scout of a scoro of
men returning to camp nflcr a rough
rirto of a hundred miles. Ten miles
away a trooper's horso liiul fallen lamo
Voleo nml spur had urged hhn on, but
ut last he could go no further, lie
mint bo nbnmloticd. Aye, to pre
vuut profit to tlio enemy ho must bo
shot.
"Poor Jim 1'' whispered the- rider as
ho dismounted.
That horso had oarricd hhn a thous
and mile. Thoy had gono hungry to
gether, thoy had" shared tho dangers of
half a dozen battles, thoy had stood
picket in company, tiioy wcro "panls.
"Jim, old boy. I'd rather loso my
arm P exclaimed tho trooper, as ho
loosened tho saddle.
The BiiffcNtig horso rcHovcd of his
burdens, turned his head to hisjmastcr
and uttered h'n gratitude, in a low
whinny.
"l'vo got to do it, old boy P contin
ued tho trooper, as ho drew his revolver
and held it in his right hand, wliilo hu
patted tlio neck of his old "pard" with
tho left. "If they had asked mo to
tako a bullet in tho leg if a good,
square sabro cut from a Johnny would
savo your life, I'd bend my bare head
and tako it.''
Tho last of tlio troop had passed on.
Night was shutting down, nnd guer
rillas lurked in every bend of tho
road.
"Jim, old pard, it's orders, you
know," said tlio trooper, as ho stripped
off tho bridle. "Look down tho road,
now, whilo I send a bullet into your
head. It's assassination it's foul
murder but it's orders. Goood bye,
Jim. and may tho Lord forgivo mol'
Too horso fell liko a log at tho re
port of tho pistol, and without daring
to look back at his victim tho trooper
snatched up tho accoutrements and
hurried on after his companions. No
was hardly out of sight when tho
horso struggled up. What had hap
pened? Ho shook his head, wheeled
about in a circle, and blow a noto of
alarm from his bleeding nostrils.
Ho was abandoned 1 Ho was in tho
enemy's country 1 Who had dono this
by a faithful servant? By and by
memory divinely returned. Ho hod
fallen lamo his rider had dismounted
ho remembered of hearing kind
words and feeling a hand caress his
neck. What then? Ho had been
shot down I Soma hidden guerrilla
must have fired tho shot. His rider
his old "pard" would not havo sought
lus death.
With eyes aflame with fear and pain
with, a limb almost useless with
such torturo racking his head that ho
could not repress his groans tho
faithful horso searched the roadside for
his master; if dead, ho would dio with
him I Too search was vain.
As ho had been abandoned 1 He
had been over this road several times.
Ho remembered every bridge and hill
and turn. It was miles to tho Union
lines, but ho would drag himself to tlio
pickets oclorc death came. With slow
rtnd painful Btcps with tho darkness
rendering Ins road moro gloomy Willi
a foreboding that the hand which had
fed him so lone had given him his
death wound at last, tho poor beast
dragged himself along, and tho night
wore on.
"Halt ! Who comes thero ?"
It was tho challengo of a picket.
His quick car had detected the sound
of feet on tho highway.
Hero at last ! This was tho goal
tho beast had driven for. JIo stood
stock still as tho challenge reached his
ear but only for a moment. Then,
summoning his last remaining life, he
rushed down the hill and fell at the
picket.
"Haiti Haiti Turn out tho
guard 1"
It was too lato to stop tho riderless,
limping horso outside tho lines, but as
ho passed within them half a dozen
carbines flashed forth in tho darkness,
' and ho fell forward and died without a
croan. Tho men of tho picket natlicr
od around. They understood that it
was an abandoned horse, winch had
di-acrced himself into tho lines.
"Too bad, isn't it ?" whispered tho
enm old sergeant. And every man
felt that he was almost guilty of murd
or. N. Y. Sun. -
Eiot in St. Louis-
Tho stiiko of Iho street car men led
to a riot about 0 o'clock last Thursday
evening. Many heads wcro broken
and ono man was fatally injured. Tlio
row was begun by a crowd of strikers,
who hail gathered in the neighbor
hood of Seventh and Pino streets. A
car on tho Union Depot line, filled
with pa9sciigeis, got stuck on an up
giado with ten cars behind it. A
great crowd of tho idlo men at ouco
gathered about tho car, nnd urged the
driver, rat bullivan, yto (abandon his
post. Ho paid no atttention to them,
but mado desperate efforts to move his
mules along. Tho strikers began
shouting : "Throw him off.'1 Tho
suggestion was acted upon. Two men
jumped on tho platform and throw
Sullivan off beforo tho wheels, and ho
was run over. At tho samo timo other
strikers seized tlio mules, whUo others
cut tho traces, and tho animals were
sent off on a gallop. ISv this timo the
passengers had got out of tho car, and
tho strikers gave it a running start and
Kent it living down tho grade.
They had chosen their timo when
thero wcro only two policemen nbout,
and thoy had things all their own way
In ten minutes httccn cars had 'jecn
seized, tlio mules detached and driven
off, and tho cars set whirling down the
hill, each to telescopo with tho ono
sent beforo, until thti wliolo fifteen
wcro pilled up in a heap of ruins. Tho
alarm lor tho police had been sound
ed' and was responded to by a squad
of bluo coats, under command of Ser
geant Kynn, Superintendent James
Dcuuin oi.utu car nuu ruuu up, Bingieu
out tho ringleader, and in a jiffy seiz
ed him. Ono of tho strikers struck
Mr. Sciilliu in tlio faco and Sergeant
Kyaii grabbed the lellow. 1 hen tho
light began general. J ho mob set
upon the Sergeant with tho intention
of releasing tho lirisioncr, but ho hoi
fast; nnd shouted to his men to clear
tho streets, Tho police then went fo
tho crowd and clubbed them right and
loll. Tlio stnkeis wcro full of pluck,
and fought gallantly to rescuo thel
companions who wero in tho cliithc
of tho police. This lasted fully twenty
minutes. Tho polioo depended solely
on their muscle and their clubs. Tho
result at tho end of tho fight was that
seventeen strikers wero landed behliu;
tho bars, flvo wcro taken to tho hospl
tal with cracked skulls, wliilo probably
fifty wcro sent homo with soro heads.
Tho streets wero finally cleared, and
tho polleo were left in possession
tlio scene. Tho supeiintcndcnt of the
road was beaten very badly, but it i
thought that his injuries aro not fatal
Tho great house built by Storey, of
tho Chicago Tim cs, has beon bought
for a convent. Th is is not what Mr,
Storoy intended It for, but perhaps it is
just as well.
Only Teiuncrnnco Hitters Known.
IS
II11I1J 1 I.B.1L LJJ.ff 1
ff on titer turd Irlno known no effect n nil vriniw
tho blood of deop-watMl
iiiiuinit uor icfciiiuoiiy 10 us wonucntu
Cnnttlvo fTcctf.
It In a purely Vccrtitbto rremratlon, mnrte
from tho native livrbit oik! roots ot Call torn tn, tho
ouiliclii&l proitertU'S ot which are extracted there
from without the mfo of Alcohol,
II remove Hie can no of dJieare, and tho
patient recover hU health.
It In tlio u rent lllootl Purifier ami Ufa
firing Principle; a (Jctillo PurKatho nnd Tonic; a
Kjrfuct ltcnuvfttur and Imlgorutor of the yttcm.
ever lcforc In tho history of tho world has a mcillclnu
run compounded powHulinf tho power of Vineoaii
Hitter? lu hcaliuif tho flick of CTury dlscaso lnau la
Mr to.
Tim Allerntlvp AtxrlonL Dlatthorcttc. Car.
ml native, ntritloun, Laxative, Sedative, Counter
Irritant, Hmlorlfic, Antl-lUllou, Solvent, Diuretic and
Tonic properties of Vinegar 1)itt.H3 uxeved thorn
of nny other medlelno In tho world.
No icrott can tako tho JIitteim according to
directions nnd remain long nmvell, provided their
rxiucs are wn uesiroyeu ny mineral jioitiou or oilier
means, nnd tho vital organs wasted Iwyoud the iKlnt
of reitalr.
union, jtonutif tit, intermittent and -Malarial
Fctcra arc prevalent throughout tho United
States, particularly In tho valleys of our great titers
and their Mint tributaries during the Summer and
Atitnmn, especially during Masons of unusual heat
and dryness.
Tlieao V event are Invariably accompanied by
extcusivo derangement a ot tho vtomach, liver and
bowel h. In their treatment, n purgative, exerting a
power tul Influence upon tuewj orantt. Is absolutely
necessary.
Thero In no ratlinrtlo for the purpose equal
to lir, J. W'ALKEn'a Vinkoaii Hittkus, as It will
pedl1y remove tho dark-colored ilscld matter with
which tho bowels aro loaded, at the saino tliuo tllmn
Jatinj? the accretions of the liver, and generally
restoring tho healthy functions of tho dlgOHtivu
rortlfr tlio botlv arralnst disease tvrnurlfrlnff
all Its fluids with Vinmiah ltiTTEiis. No epidemic
can take hold of a system thus forearmed.
It litvltFiiriitL'M tlio Ntoinuclt and trtlmti
lata tho torpid lAver and lioweK cleansing tho
tooa ot an impurities, imparting lire ana vijcor 10
the frame, and carrying off without tho aid of
Calomel, or other minerals, all poisonous matter
from tho system. It la easy of administration,
prompt In action, and certain In Its results.
DywitcpNlit. or I ml lifcbtlou, Headache, Pain
In tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tight uew of tho Chest,
lneumonlat Dlzztneas, Had Taste in tho Slouth,
lllllous Attacks, Palpitation of tho Heart, and a
hundred other painful symptoms, are at ouco.ro
lloved by Vinegar UiTTEits.
For Inflammatory and Chronic nhcuma
tlsm, Oout, Neuralgia, Diseases of tho Wood, Liver,
Kidneys and Wadder, the Hitters have no oqual.
In these, as In all constitutional Diseases, Walker's
ViKEOAB Hitters has shown Its front curative
powers In tho most obstinato and Intractablo
cases.
JHccIinnlrnl Il no fiNes Persons engaged In
Taints ond Minerals, such aa Plumbers, Type
setters, uoiu-beaters, anu miners, as mey auvauco
In life, are subject to Paralysis of tho ltowels.
To guard against this, tako occasional doseu of
VlNEniR It ITT E 113.
Mkln IlcatcN, Pcrofula, Baltltheum. Ulcers,
RwellingH, Ilmplea, IMstulea, lioils. Carbuncles,
King-worms, Hcald-head, Bora Kyea, Erysipelas,
Itch, Scurfs, DIscotorations, Humors and diseases
of the Skin, of whatever name or nature, are liter
ally dug up and carried out of the system In a short
time by tho use of tho Bitters.
IMn, Tape and oilier Worm! lurking In
the system of so many thousands, are effectually
destroyed and removed. No system of medicine,
no vermifuges, uo anthelmintics, will free tho
system from worms like V retain UirrEas.
iTj vuni(.f ni'Hnri rcvcri iuuuipn, uwjiiu)(
Cough, and all children's diseases may be made
lss severe bv keenlnir the bowels onen with mild
doses of the Hitters. This wonderful remedy ia
especially adapted to the systems of children, for
fmnrymg nerus aioue give it its remaritauie cum
Ive ixw era. It coutaius no alcohol, opium or
other poison.
For Female Coniplnlnts, lu young orold,
married or single, at the Unwn of womanhood, or
the turn of life, this Hitters has no equal.
Clean wo the Vitiated lllood when Its Im
purities burst through the hklu in Eruptions or
Sores; cleanse It when obstructed and sluggish In
the veins; cleanse it when It Is foul; your feelings
will tell you wheu, and the health of the system will
follow.
lu conclusion t Give the Hitters a trial. It
will speak for Itself. One lottle is a better guar
antee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
Around each bottle ore fuudirectlons printed
In different languages.
It. II ItlcUonald Trtiir Co,, Proprietors,
Ban Trancleco. 01., and IM K tftl Waahinffton Ut,
Cor. charllou bL, New lork.
Sold by all Healers and Druggists
CQURSEN, CLEMONS & CO.
Limited,
Importers and Wholesalo Healera in
Crockery, Glassware, Tablo and lockct Cutlery,
vviimuw uiass una i'iaicuwure.
Tho 6 candle-power mnr.sH electrlo lamp.
'ino ceieuraiea 1'iuaioro turner.
Hlrd Caies, Fruit Jara.
122 Lackawanna Avenue. SCIUNTON, Pa.
may My
A "rrnr71f HUTCHKIiS AND CI
A'(tAH,MANUFAUl,UUllbSI
Hutchers to buy tho
Star Meat Cutter,
Cigar Manufacturers to buy tho
DAISY SCRA MACHINE.
Theso Machines aro warranted to bo tho bost la
neniaiKcu henuror circulars 10
S. JJ. WANNKIt, Jiluo Hall, l'emi'a.
BCp-lMl-lt
I'ltlCK LIST ov
ROOFING SLATE
On Cars at Quarry.
No. l slate $.i.ro to f i.no
No. l Mb blato 3.uo to a.ii
N'comls 3.00
o. s inn siato 2.S0
licit Mato 10.M
drccn Mlatc j.m
J. I.. IIVIXi
ia Lackawanna venue, Scranton, ra
ilayssa-ly
T... IIMM A imndsome VAHt L.MP (,'lven
S P.firPP.R with a order for Tea and rorr
?5 UUiiUU"'- An Iron Mono CIIAMIIKU
o sirr, 10 pieces, oraTIIASET. 41
pieces, or a luimlsomo liluiN.i: HANUINO I.AMI'
Klvcn wltlia tiuorder. A oilAMHKK SOT nfiu
pieces, mm uiue, uiuruuu ur uiik uauu ur uu iiiu.
STONK CHINA TEA hKT ot wl pieces, or a (II.ASS
WST of 50 pieces gltenwltli alls order, HANI)-
komk i'Ki:.Miu.M3, consisiinff oi lwcoraieu unina
Ware In Tea sets, also Dinner and Tea sets com
bined, and Chamber Seui, etc., etc., given wlih
orders for 118, jgo, ill, ri and 150. Scud for clrcu.
lar, which will glvo you full particulars. (IKAND
UNIO.N TKA UUII'ilHI, S3 HOUlll Main M.,
Wilkes liarre, ra. neaanuar.
ton S) Front street. Hew
YorK cny.
may i-iy
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Obtained anil nil patent business attended to for
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our omce Is oddosUo tho U. . Patent Olllco. and
we can obtain Patents In less time than tnoio re
mote from Washington,
xend model or drawlnir. Wo advlso as to pat
cnl ability free ot charge, and wo nuko no charge
unless paiem. n H'cureu.
o rvier neru, 10 inu i-usimuhiur, mu oupu ui
Money Order llv., and to olllclals of tho U. S.
Patent omce. For circular, advice, terms aud
references to actual clients In your own btatq or
county, write to
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Onnoslto Patent Olllco, Washington, 0. 0.
an Ml
BLOOMSBURG PLANING MILL
so.
The undersigned kavlntr nut his Planlnir Ml
on Itallroad street, In nrat-ciass condition, Is pre.
pared to uo an kidqs oi worn m uis line.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BUNDS, MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
furnished at reasonable prices. All lumber used
Is well seasoned ana none dui sniueu wornmoo
areompioyea.
ESTIMATES TOR BUILDINGS
furnished on application. Plans and speclnca
ions prepared by an eiporiencea araugniaman
CUAItLKS HRVD,
IlloomHbiirer, Ia
$50 REWARD.
I'Olt .
Every Ounoo of AiluHoinllon
INTliK
mw PROCESS SOAP
TUB WONDERFUL 3-LB BAB.
MADE ONLY UV '
GowuiiK & Stover,
liuffalp, N. Y.
For alo by all fiiHt-claas groccrn.
Api 11 10-l-yr r
70 U7 us n
a good ukason ron happiniSss.
"For many years I had surrcrcd from h com"
plaint which the physicians call gravel. ) had
employed some of Iho most noted doctors Without
obtaining any permanent relief, and for n long
time my case was regarded ns hopeless. All who
know my circumstances said 1 must die. Finally
my wlfo Induced me to try a bottle of l)r. Ken
nedy's 'Favorlto llemedy,' which she had some-,
whero heard ot or seen advertised. Without tho
slightest fnlthln it, but solely to gratify her, 1
bought a bottlo ot a drugglit In our village. 1,
used that and twoorthreo bottles more, and -to
mnko a long Btory short I am now as healthy n
man as thero Is In tho country.
sinco then 1 liavo recommended 'Favorite.
itcmcdy' to others whom tknew to havo suffered'
from kidney nnd liver complaints; and 1 assuro tho'
public that tho 'l'avoilto llemedy' has dono Its
work with nblmllar completeness in every etnglo
Instance, nnd I trust some other nick and discour
aged mortal may hear of Hand try tho 'Favorlto
Ilcmedy.'as I dld.-Wasulngton Monroe, Catsklll,
DON'T tST A Frtm.m! pmrlnnrm ncrntiiftt. nnniilnr
tncdlclht1 stand betweon nu nnrl thn'tinnlVl, nr
your wire, child or babv. It Is always right to
'" w uiessinc. nr. Kennedy's "FaTOilto
ltemly is a blessing. It has saved thousands,
and It Will licit! VOll. IfVnil nr.mU.krrAm Imnhlna
of the kidneys, bowels, liver and blood, sicnd ono
dollar for this king ot medicines.
TI1U (IKliAT
I
ol
an Aitsoi.i'Ti: cum: ron
CATARRH.
rriHK tnot tut
I nml )i;io nut
JL uhcru illrrc
(tutilmrn wc Jlchl lcmllly tult
n'ji iuiuii iu uru it einifja care
rretluiHntu foltnunl. ltttKtiPffwa
lias uccu rcnmrknitioaiKi fUcurci wonder
ful. It In tlio iiio-asucoo'riil jiri'iMiatlun lit tho
lii;irWtfir CATAUKII aiul tlio only uno Unit
itruiulKcH an Almolulo, roltUn (Jure. It Is
truly a Ittunlnif to niaiiUliul. A Trial U nil
that U iiKi'cl fur It, Dnco UHcd. It Is nlwitm
rocommcmte.l. Soti.l tor te-tlniuiilah ufuctiil
urvt,
IT HAS x Kll'AL von
MALARIA.
A POSITIVE CVRH IS ASSURED.
Ono Imttlo is iruncrallv rufHolent for a. euro. Sinn
tnUinr Quliilm. Atrial only l ankcil fnrKKL-
tEll'H (UTAIUtU IlKMKDV. It U (I Hri'ICIPlU
for nil illyuit.t'Jiirl?lmr fiotn nil lintuiro hlooil nml
ilrhe-4 nil crupttoiig Jroin tho tkln. Fur Si)i
In tlio inurktt. Uno bottlo wilt cure moil of tho
follow I nir pumhltilnti nnl a contlnuutl uo will
ruaiTiVKLY rmo. S.ivo iloetor hilU nnd try It,
K1IHUMATISM.
SCROFULA.
SKIN KKUlTIOXS.
VKMKIiKAL DISKASKS.
DYSPKPSIA.
LOSS OF AIIKTITK.
FKKLIXd OF LANdOUU.
IIILIOUSKKSS.
LIVKK TROUBLES.
KEHVOUS IVKAKTi:SS.
FKMALi: WKAKMiSS.
Kkm.ku'h (Utaui.ii Humkdv l no riatcnt
iiictliclut', hut a fiifo mill ploimiint iri'arntioii
to tako an.l curoly tho iri cutest mcdictit tlidcov
ery of Iho nifi One hottlo ri'juvcnatiH thocntlro
a.-tciii ami ilU8tc4 moro Urtuo than u half
J urn i huttlM of ordinary pntciit l-ri-paratloni.
ino nr lufitinoniai j uiui ouiit iniorniution.
Hif'i ur mq bv uru'urlhtit iccnorully,
iMiicr, ni.iiu a iiottm:. mx iit.
t:.i:s ron is.t.oo. On reci-ipt or a.t.oo hy
Ilarri huiy. l'.t.. ilx hottk-s wilt bo font oxuroia
Ml.l.
IT LEADS ALL.
No other Moml-purlfying mcdlolno la malo,
or lias ever bauix prtpuml, which so com
plotcly' inoetK tho wnnU of physic ians nnd
tlio general public us
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
It lcfitU tho Hit ns a truly sclent I lie prepara
tion for nil bio I tlUo.isus. if there Is u lurk
Cnnnrill n IngUlutof Scrofula about you,
OUnUrULA AVi:itN SVKSVfVKtLLA will
disliHjo it uiui ex-l tt from your system.
I'or coiHtltutlonil or scrofulom Catarrh,
PjtTJIDDU A KIt'S IAIMUILLV in tlio
UfllHnnn :ruo rcinu-ly. it lui curixi
uumbcrlesA cas. It will stop the iiaustioua
catarrhal iINeli.troii, and reioovo tho etcken
lug ottur of tho bieath, which aro ludluailouj
of lorofutous origin.
HlPCDnilQ 4,tto,Ter.,Sept.2M882. u
U LUCrtU UO At tho ago of two yuara ono of
Qfipro my children was terribly nillict.-.l
UUnCO with uletirons running mvui uu Its
faco atnl neck. At tho rumo thuo ltd oyea
wero suolleii, much hut imM, and vcryitoro.
QflDC PVCO llil "Wiin to W u that iitjow
OUnu Llto frfulalterutlvumoillciiieuuut
bo einiilusod. They unlteU lu recommending
Avku'h Sihu'iu(.ia. A few dnsm pn-diim-d
a H'reetlblo Iniprooinent, v-lilch, by
an adliurcuco to your ilirertloiH, wzi euullii
tied to a eomploto aud K-riiniitiit euro. No
ovidenco lew !neo npoatil of tho uxUteueo
of any scrofuloud teiulucies; and no treat
ment of any diorilr wa ever attended by
moru irnmpl or i llectiul remit.
Voura truly, II. !. Johnson.'
VUM'ARED IlV
Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Bold by all DruM; t, tlx bottles fur $5.
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Clifuilrul ApnnrntuM.
lint anil DutioriuUoiM uf our Tim CaUK.um wtot
rHKKon aplicatUm.
QUEEN CO.
924 Chestnut St. PHILADELPHIA.
toljiMy
MOTH Kits, why will you contlnito to suffer, nnd
etrugglH to boar up under your unilcllons, when 11
fow p.iekageH of Dr. Kilmer's COM I'l.KTK FHMAI.i:
UUvKliV uwarrantulto curojou. Aek jour
druggUt for It. ii.
IK vol) linvo Urethra, Irritation, iniMromatlon
or Ulceration, or Catarrh ottlio madder Hr. Kll
uicr'aHWASII'.Ktwil' mil hou mlly heul you. Ask
jourdrugglbtforlt, t6c.,tl.
IP YOU can't llo on bide, or havo lo bo ljolslered
up In Ixul, ur huio lieen ou'r-heaUl by hiitiBlroko
or other causo -l)r, Kilmer's ocit.VN Wi;i:i) U
jour only remedy, Hruggtstshell It, II,
IP YOUH children luvo Croup, nr Whooping
t'ough-lir. Kllmei's INDIAN CONSUMITIONOlt
wlllguutiulckrvllet. Ask jour druggU torlt.
250., 5(C, 11.
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The Sewing Machine.
BOMK INTEllESTlNd FACTS AS TO
INVENTION AND
INVFNTOItS.
ITS
llttsburg Letter In Sewing Maclilno Times.
Aa historicfil facts nro growing moro
interesting each year concerning tlio
lirimo movers of tlio crcat Bowlnc ma
chine industry, I wish to givo you what
x Know about tlio king ot tlio sowing
mnohlno business, I. M. Singer. It is
said that Ettas llowo nover mailo a
machine that would row perfectly,
but that Mr. Singer did. All authori
ties givo Howo credit for tho invon
tlon, and tho country blacksmith did
well toward that end, no doubt) but he
got his idea fiom n defective machino
mado by 'Walter Hunt, of Now York,
in 1832. Hunt invented tho paper
collar nlso. llo demonstrated tho fact
that n machine could tako a stitch, but
ho could go no farther, and Howo pat
ented tho model and got an offer from
a Loudon firm of comet makers, who
gave him two years in which to perfect
Ii'h machino and adatl it to their busl
ncsn. They fitted up a machino shop
nnd paid him for his time, but it wns a
tnlltirc, nnd ho returned to America
diconsolato. Tho problem was solved
thus:
About forty years aro a man named
Kogun owned a wood o.irving establish
ment on Fifth Avenue, this city (Pitts
burg). Among his workmen was I.
M. Singer, who was an export in mak
ing wooden letters for signs. Many
of theso old letters aro still to bo
found in tho rubbish of Pittsburg gar.
rets. Mr. Sinccr in thoso days was
'hard up" in tho fullest sense of that
term, and was somewhat of a lioliem-
in habits and lasto. Ho left this
iky and tramped to Now York, whero
ho obtained work in a similar establish
ment, his now employer being engaged
perfecting a machine for sawing out
letters a soit of scroll saws at any
ralo Mr. Singer helped him to com
plcto it. Tlio inventor went to Mr.
Clark, a noted lawyer on patents, in
order to gi-t his scroll saw patented.
iio tooK jur. Sanger along to better ex
plain to tho lawyer tho working speci
fications aud plans of the scroll Baw
invention.
Whilst thero Mr. Olark snoku inci
dentally of tho failure of Elias Howo
to perfect, his sewinir mnchino in Lon
don. Singer listened attentively, and.
t is said, asked many questions con
cerning tho difficulty.
"ISy tieorge, exclaimed binijer, "1
can tnako that thing work."
"Ultra is a tortuuo tor you if you
do," said Mr. Clark.
"I can do it. 1 havo the idea now,
enthusiastically eoutinucd Singer.
then it is recoided how lie looked
lown at his shout, A'itli tho soles loose
and his clothes in tatters and ra"4. Ho
wilted (so to speak) and exclaimed: "I
am talking wild; I haven't money
enough to buy a screw."
'1 will tell you what I will do.
said Clark. "I will tit you up a shop
in tho loft of my stable, furnish you
wi.h everything you need to work with
and live upon, and givo you two
months to makuit go. If you are suc
cessful I will get all necessary patents,
and tako halt ot my investment.
"It s a go, said Singer.
Inside oi a month he had his ma
chino working, using tho eye-pointed
needle and shuttle invented by Hunt,
but with an addition it mado a contin
uous stitch. Thero was ono defeel,
ion-over. His machine failed to draw
up the stitches and left each ono with
loop on both sides of tho fabric.
Upon this ho worked night and day
until tho last day of his timo came.
Ho worked at it until noon and thon
tarted for his dinner. A thought
struck him, and back through tho
streets ho started on a run for his shop.
Ho sic.ed a little piece of wire, cave it
several bends and inserted it in tlio
machine. This was the little "spiral"
called a "laku up," which to-day is
found in otic form or another in every
machino. It was a suceoss I
I!y tho timo Klias Howe got back
from England he found three machines
n Ameiica Hint would sew; nil were
i.ncd on his patent tho Singer, the
Wheeler & Wilson and iho Grovcr &
Haker. Ho found that Singer had sold
1000 machines. Ho brought suit and
succeeded in getting iudgmcnt for
80,000 royalty on those sold, and fur
ther established a royalty ot 20 on
each machino sold by any of the three
hrnv.
After this Howo got a man named
Taylor to work on a machine, and he
finally succeeded in inventing an en
tirely new one, which took Howe's
name. About this tunc rumors reached
tho other firms that models mado by
lliiot and antedating Howes wero in
existence, and they seemed ono from
Baltimore. 1 hoy held a consultation
and sent for Howe, nnd showed him
tho model, nnd their proofs that Hunt
invented it long beforo his patent was
applied for. Howo was broken up
badly and made n clean breast of it.
llowo left tho ollico and happened to
meet his lawyer on the street. To him
ho confided tho whole matter. "I w
fix that," said tho lawyer, and they
started back.
"Now, gentlemen," ho said, address
ing tho sewing machino proprietors,
"you nro simply killing the gooso that
lays tho golden egg. You lot this
thing get known and icfuso to pay Mr,
Howo his royalty and you will hayo to
sell your machino at $25 instead of
SILT). Inside, of a year there will bo
a hundred sowing machines in tho mar
ket, all of them using tho patent you
now hold. ' Thoy saw tho point. A
compromise, was effected, by which
Elias Howo continued to get a royalty
of 2 on each machino instead of 820.
Two dollars also went into a gcnoral
til ml to light other companies into sub
mission to their control. This was the
famous "combination" which mado
millioi's upon millions of dollars, and
furnished much cause for denunciation
on tho part of many will-meaning peo
pie. iho llowo machino then was
really tho Taylor machine, nnd Singer,
who was a Pittsburger, made tho (list
machine ihat would sew, llo died
worth SI. '(,000,000, to say nothing of
tho millions ho squandered.
How to Wulk for Eieroise-
If walking nlono is adopted ns tho
moans to counteract tlio (.'fleet of too
much sitting, then euro should no taken
that system enters into the walk. A
slow, desultory sore of walk is of no
earthly line: it simiily tires ono with
out any beneficial result. Tho walking
should bo brisk, with the head up ami
Iho chest thrown forward. Tho
breathing should be regular and as freo
as tho swing of tho limbs. Tho dis
tattoo is optional, of course, but two
miles ought to bo no task for tho man
who wants to improve his health, The
distance can bo increased as tho pedes
Irian begins to feel tho benofit of tlio
walking. .V. i. Mr,
JOH WOHK NKATIA'
EXKOUTKD AT
THIS OKFICK.
THE GREAT
ill., ft IK
C VmreTfMUTC Ul'l" or 1 vt tiwt e In mout li;
O X ilLt i UlTlO toniriio raited wlilto or cov
with a brown (ur; naln In tlio back, sides, or Joints
often mistaken for rlieiimnthiii; four stomach;
losa or at with; sometimes namo-n nmt trnler
brnsli, or IndlKCKllon.' II nt nlcticy nnd neld emeu
Hon, bowcli nllernntely cosllvo nml Inxj intA!
AciiBi loss of memory, wllh n pnlntul sensation ot
Unvlnif fnlhHl to do bo r,ct tilntr wiiich nnttlit to linvo
been ilnne; VKimiTr; low nplrltn; ntlilek, viuot
npponrnneo of tlio skin nml eyes n dry couirlii
fever, rcstlrnHtittw; the tin no Is lunnty nnd I1I2I1
colored, nnd, If nlloweil to stand, deposit! 11 (Mil
menu (1'lHtHt.Y VnOKTAW.K)
Is generally used In tho South to nrouso tho torpid
Hut to a lienllhy ncllon.
IT ACTS WITH HXTIIAOKUIHAKV IKKICACY OS TUB
L
1VUH,
KIDNliYS
and BOWELS.
AN lil'l'KOTirAI. NI'KC'inOFOIt
MAI.AI1IA, UU'KI'8IA,
1-ONSTirATION, lllt.IOl'SNKrS,
KICK 1IKAUACIIB, JAUNUICK,
NAl-SIA, roue,
MENTAL DintK'SIOM, BOW KL COM TI.A I NTS,
KTC KTC, KTC.
Indorsed by thousoof 7 millions of bottles ns
The Best Family Medicine
Tor children, for ndults, nnd for Iho Deed.
SIK. TOl im: is lit COMIITICIX Or TIIKMSTLXI
J. H. ZE1LIH & CO..
SOLBriioPBiiCTOiis, 1'IIII.ADKI.I'IIIA, PA,
1'lltCK, fl.U).
mny sa-ly
A PRESKNTll
our lenders for iseentsln poitnceMnmp'jto 1
nay for mnllltiK nnd wrapping nnd namci of
two liook airenw. mil reeelv.i l'lllii: a Meel
Hnlih rarior Kngruunif of nil our i'HKSi
HKNTH, li.cludlnsr Clou-land, slzo itjxw Inch,
worth 11.00.
Address Eider Pub. Go..Gliicago, III.
JulylMy
RAILROAD TI1MH TABLE.
D
KLAWAUE, LACKAWANNA AND
WK8TKHN llAU.no A I).
DLOOMSDUKG DIVISION.
NOltTII. I STATIONS. I SOUTH.
STATIONS.
...Scranton....
....Ilellevuo....
..Tnylurvillo.
, Icknwantiu..
p.m. p.in,
n.m
n.m. tun. p.m.
c 10 j 15 i U'l
t is a a a 10
fl uu as 2 it,
0 sr u at a 2
u ui i .11
s M 13 '.'IS
8 4S IS i!2
8 40 12 1.1
s so ,
8 21) .
S 23 .
8 111 .
S II) .
8 31 12 OS
8 27 12 til
8 22 11 rs
8 II 11 SI
8 12 11 50
S US It 47
S OS 11 41
5 U'l 11 43
7 5'J II as
7 .'.I 11 :il
7 so 11 :)
T 4:1 11 21
7 au 11 12
7 IS II lit
7 11 10 51
7 05 10 4!
C 58 10 41
U 51 10 as
u .vt 10 :u
6 42 1C 27
6 3)1 1 21
6 30 10 10
0 25 10 11
0 OS IX
C (10 U 4'J
6 U V 45
5 40 32
p.m. turn.
..l'lttbton u 31 u 41 a at
8 01 ..Weat I'lttbton.
0 40 U 47 2 3(i
7 ss Wyoming.. .
7 51 1. . ..Maltby
7 SO Dennett
7 t: ....Kingston....
7 47 ....Kingston ....
7 42 l'lyinouth Juno
7 38 ....l'lymoutu....
1 31 .... Aiondnlo. .
7 .H'... Nuntlcoko...
7 SI Hunlock'a Creek
S 45 53 2 II
11 4'J 5t 2 41
0 51 10 012 47
0 5H 10 15 3 SO
li 58 10 (15 1 50
7 IB! 10 102 55
7 07 10 153 01
7 13 10 20 3 05
7 1.1 10 25.1 10
7 21 10 18.1 27
7 u.MileksUlnny..
10 413 i ll
7 00
6 M
I'. 47
n 11
u tis
0 31
0 2;
6 21
Hick's Ferry..' 7 so 11 11 .1 :
lieachllnven,.
57 I Oil 3 58
uerwick ...
..llrlnr Creek..
..Willow drove.
...Mtnollklgo..
8 (II 11 114 U.I
8 10 11 20 1 13
8 14 11 314 IS
8 18 U 2i) 4 21
8 25 11 .HiS 4 27
...IUooiilbburg...1 S 30 11 44 4 31
.... Itupcrt 8 30 It 50 4 40
(,'atnwl'n lirldgo 8 41 11 55 4 4G
. . Danvlllo.... s 5S 12 1:1 .1 01
...X'hulasky.... u 0.1 13 35 13
....Cameron.... u os 12 2.15 1
...r.spy,
0 111
0 11
5 MS
5 I.I
5 I!
5 32,NorthutnberIatid U 25 12 405 as
a.m. I lu.nu a.m. p.m.
W. F. IIAI.STIS.U, Kupt.
.Superlntcndeut'ij oaiM, sorantou, 1-Vb.lbt.is3
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Noftliern Central
Railway.
1x1
TIME TABLE.
In crfect Aug. 30th, 1SS5. Trains leavo Sun
bury. EASTWARD,
0.41 n. m.. Sen Shore Kxnresa (dally excent
Sunday), for Harrlsburg tindlutcriuedlatobtaiions,
arriving ut rhll.idelplila3.15p. m. ; New York
0.20 p. lu. ; llaltlmore, 4. 10 p. in. ; Washington,
6.50 p. in., connecting nt 1'hlladelplila for all Sea
Mioru points. Through passenger coach to
l'hlladclphla.
1.40 p. m. Day express
dally ojeceptSunday),forHarrl-.biirgnnd Interme
dlato stations, arriving ut 1' h 11 n d 0 1 p h 1 n
ii.50 p. in. ; New York, D.3.1 p. 111. j llaluuioru
c.45 p. 111. ; Washington, SOO p. in. l'arlor car
through to l'hlhulelphla nnd passenger coaches
through to l'Ulladelplita and Uallltuorc
8,05 p. m. Wllliainsport. Accommodation (dally,
for Harrlsburg and ull Intermediate htallous, uirlv.
Ing at Philadelphia 4 25 a. in. : New York 7.00 a. 111.
llaltlmore, 5.25 m. j Woslilugton tt.30a. 111.;
St ?plng car accommodations can bo becured at
Harrlsburg for Philadelphia and New York, on sun.
days a through bleeping air will bo mil; on this
iratn irom viiitainsp 1 to i-niiaueipuia.i'nuaueipnia
jiasbengera can remain In sleeper undisturbed until
2.35 a. m. Crlo Mall (dally except .Monday,
for Harilsburg and lntermedlalo btntlons,
arriving at Philadelphia 8.25 a. m. New York,
11.30 a. in. ; llaltlmoru 8.15 a. m. ; Washington, u.2.1
11. 111. Through Pullman bleeping cuts am run on
this train to Philadelphia, llaltlmoru and Washing
ton, una lurougu passenger coauues 10 ruuauci
phla and llaltltnot'c.
WKSTWAltD.
5.20 n. m. Krlo Mall (dally excent Sunday), foi
Erlo and all Intermediate btutlons and Canand.il-
ua and Inlermeuiato btations, uociiesier, nulla
jnnd NhiL-ara Falls, with llnouiiU Pullman Pal-
nee cars and passenger coaches 10 i:rlu and Koch
ester. u.M-.News express many exoeni nunuay) tor
Lock Haven and intermeUlatc btations.
t.tr, 11. 11L Mairara Exnress (daily exceut Sun-
aay) lur itnuu uuu luienueaiaie biuiiuus uuu uuu-
amiaiirua unu oriiicitiai inieniieuiaio buiiiuus.
Um-tieter. llulralo and NluL-arn Falls with
through passenger coaches lo Kauo and Itochcstcr
uuu rauurciu iu auhiiis.
5.30 0. iil lasi uuu (uat y except, sunaayiror lie.
nolo and lnteitneUtate btations. and Klinlra. Wat.
kins aud lutei incdlato btations. with through pas-
benger coacuea iu jieiiuiu ana iiimiis.
t.20 n. in. Sunday man or ueuoio unu lntcrnr
dlato btations.
THHOUdll TUAINS FOHbUNUUHY FHOMTllIi
E.STAMISUU'lll.
Sundav mall leaves PhlladelDhln 4.30 a. m
Harrlbburi.' 7.40 ai riling at hunburv U.20 a.ui. with
lurougu sleeping car irom i-utiaueipnia tu uu
iiauispoi 1.
News Kxnress leaves Philadelphia 4.30 n. in.
Harrlsburg, s.10 u. m. dally except Sunday
arrlllnir at tiuuburv U.53. a. tu.
Niagara Express leaves
1-uiiaaeipnia, 7.40 a. in. ; iiaiiuiore 7.30 u. in. (uany
exceoLhumtav urrlvlng ut sunburv. 1.05 11. m..
with ihrutigu Parlor car from Philadelphia
una lurougu passenger uuacues iruiu imiauei
piuaunu uauimum.
Fast Uno leaves New York 11.00 a. in. ; Phlladel.
nhla. 11.50 a. in. : Washington, a. so il in. : Haiti
more, 10.15 iu in., (dally except Huudaj-) arriving at
Duuuury, o.ou J. ui., ,iiiu luiuup yunavuifei
coacnes irom t-iiuaueipuia uuu naiiimure.
Erlo Mall leaves New York s.u) 0. 111. : Phlladel.
phla, 11.20 p. in. ; Washington, 10.10 t. in, ; luitl-
more, 11.2U p. 111., (uauy except.saiuruay) arriving
at sunbury 5.15 a. in., with through Pullman
Sleeping cars from Philadelphia, Washington and
llaluuioru aud through passenger coaches (roiu
Philadelphia.
NUMII'ltYi IIA.l.KTON .V Wll.KUSIIAllltl!
KAII.ltOAII AMI MlltTlI AMI WEST
HUA.MJIl Kill, WAV.
(Daiiv exeent suuuay.l
wilkflifimi Mull leaves buubury 10.01a. m.
arriving at llloom Ferry 10.63 a. m., Wllkes-barre
12.18 p. in.
Express Hast leav es Bunbury 0. 15 p. in., arrlv Ing
at llloom l-erry U.37P. m., vviiKiw-u.irro 1,03 p. m
Munbury Mall leaves Wilketbirro I0.4ua. 111. arrlv
imrut nionin Ferrv 12.08 11. in.. ismiuury l.iu P. 111
Rxnn-ss West leaven Ukes barro 2.45 II. 111., ar
rlv lag ut llloom Ferry 4.15 p. iu.,bunbury 5.10 p.m'
bUNDAY ONLY.
Sunday mall leaves Bunbury 0.C5 a. in., arriving
nt. HKx.in Kerrv 111 11 a. in.. W llke.ll.irro 11:35 n.m.
Kunday neeoinmoilatlon leaves Wllkps-liarr0 6.su
p. in., arriving ui iiiuoin i err), ,;ii p. in., .wiumy,
7:55 p. in.
CIIAS. 15. PUOH, J. It. WOOD,
uen. Manager, ueu. passenger Agent
ALEXANDER B. :: CD.
Offer to tho Trado their Pino Ilrand of Cigars.
Tho Landres,
Henry Clay,
Normal,
Dams:n, and
Cosmop olitan
J''ino Fruits and Fino Confectionery
on hand. Fresh every week. Illooins
burg, l'a. Feb. 27
SELWVM HALI
READING,
FEiiN.
Hi tr ill ' li. i l.iiv , I. ..I r..r I'j.v.
duclrl iimmi I l.i, JI HKiiry ilun. Itu) iiul uiiy
age niliiiiliil s.-ii i f,.r rxtiili,,: u., I .tiiih tic
L, C. BISHOP, Head Master, Reading, Pa.
aug :i e-t
jjjgLja LIVER
lawjjrjlMjf DISEASE.
ODD ITEMS.
Tho first Atlantio cablo was laid in
18GG,
IJIaino is tho namo of n now countv
in tho State of Nebraska.
Nino hundred and fiftv-fivo farms In
iowa are owned by women.
Ilrrtford has n 13-year-old tlrl who
lips the beam at 20." pounds.
A brand new kind of niiarauus is a
hnrtietiltural tiititnph iu liostou.
(told w.nih S3).H()t).00.1 wns duir
Irom Uncle Sam's licit soil in 1 Hit I.
t Ynkntsk, Siberin, Iho earth is nl-
wajs frozun to a depth of over fifty
kit.
In Montreal they talk of annexation
as though it wero a thing of next
week.
California is selliur; cranes by tho
wagon load at less than tlio cost of ltnv
wood.
Seasickness ratisi d thn death of a
yachtsman off tho Knglisli conut to
ccntly. In lioston the richest lawyer is Syd
ney Hartlett, set down as worth Si 2,-
000,000.
San Dieco, Cal is to havo a water
works system at a cost of some
8800,000.
It is nucor, but nevertheless true, that,
toasts are never intoxicated, though
tlioy'ro always drunk.
A Voodoo woman in Nortli Carolina
actually friuhtcned four nctrrocs to
death by putting tlio "evil eyo" on
llictu.
Tho custom of comiirossinc tlio
foreheads of infants is fast dying out,'1
writes a corres ondont among tlio Flat
heads. Tho school teachers of tho United
States draw wag( s to the amount of
$00,000,000 yearly an averago of
S400 each..
Tho skull of Douclnss. tho Uto In
dian war chief, is used as a naiior
weight by tho editor of tho Glen wood
(Col.) JMo.
A Cincinnati husband who threat
oncd to cut his wife's heart out and
carry it around on a shingle got off
with a fioo of $.5.
Tho number of immiirrants landed
at Castle Garden so far this year is
2o,0'H) less than during tlie corre-ipond-
iij; lenuu oi joot.
Near Canton Citv. Ore., tho othpr
day, lightning molted an umbrella car
ried by a contlomen without injuring
uiu lauer in mo least.
A hindooloom, comiilcto, oasts about
sixty-eight cents, and weaves shawls,
silks and muslins which our most ox-
pensive can hardly equal.
A lino lcdtro of uen nine marble has
been found in the Wallowa vallev.
Oregon. Tho ledge is said to ho from
ten to fifty rods in width.
A Cincinnati man has invented a
powder, which, sprinkled upon small
oysters, will cause them to swell up into
lario and iuicy bivalves.
A sweet poUto weighinc: 27.V noun ds
and a squash of lO.lA- pounds aro
among tho latent productions of San
Uiego county, California.
The retail liquor licemo in Fulton
county, Ga., except in Atlanta, has
been increased to $2,o00, lust live
times as much a? heretofore.
The Czar eats only one meal a day,
and he doesn't oat that until it has
been examined under a powerful mi
croscope and tried by the cat.
HonoH of some cigantio animals
have been found lately in Colorado.
Ono tusk belonged to a monster a
quarter us largo again as Jumbo.
Koiy stranger iu Sulpher Woll.Ky ,
s laUt'ii to see tho curiosity thero iu
Uu- .aiii- ot a ucaltuy baby "J months
ild atnl weighing only -t pounds.
If ague or insanity U latont in a
person it will almost always dovclop
tsell at sea. bo Ur. t ournetiB.15rii.-o
concludes, after studying tho biiqject.
An Knslisli railway guard recently
refused promotion, and it was elicited
that his "tips" amounted to about 8o00
per annum over and above Ins wages.
A consideration of tho highest im-
portnuco in artificial illumination is
that rooms should bo lighted only by
means ot indirect rays or diltused
light.
Tho people of Sin Luis l'otosi, Mex
ico, make war on tho grasshoppers by
shooting lircworks off, Tho method
succeeds admirably iu driving off tho
pests.
lie wished to impress a feeling for
neatness upon his nlivo branches, and
pointing to tho sin), observed to them:
"You will perceive that oven tho sea is
tuley.
Europeans find tho heat of Algeria
a great obstacle to agricultural work,
and, to avoid much of it, they propose
making harvests at night by aid of
electric light.
The total number of Dowering
plants now known in litilisli Nortli
America may bo estimated nt about
3,000 snccics against 10,000 in tho
United States.
Tho farmer is tho iiK'St independent
man iu ino woiid. it you dou t be
lievo this just follow him into tlio
bank and watch him pay the interest
on Ins mortgage.
At the Keiiiiebuiikpoit pooihouso
tramps nro given meals consisting of
crackers, salt lu-li nml tea or collce, but
they havo to perform nn hour's work
bcloio getting the meal.
Thero is said to bo such a glut of
truit in Ualiloruia that hundreds of
tons of plums and other varicliro will
bo allowed to rot on the trees, as the
prieo would not pay for tho picking,
A colored blacksmith in Virginia
has patented an invention which ena
bles him to work a poweiful hammer
with his foot while using holh hands
to hold tho iron on the anvil. I no do
vico cm also Im applied to driving a
drill for initio or quarry work.
A Wouderful Texas Boy.
Johnny Kiz.letop is not ono of tho
inou industrious boys in nan Anlomo.
Mot long sinco hts father a-ked him
"Is your teacher satisfied with you!"
"Von bit ho is. Uo as much as
said so yesterday."
"What did ho say f
file said that if all his scholars wero
liko me, he would shut up tho school
nud go home. lie meant that I kro.v
nil that there is to be learned, and that
ho can't te it-li mo anything more."
ECONOMY THJG VKACTICAt,
QUESTION Otf THE HOUlt.
EVJ3HY THING THAT IS
NEW AND STYLISH FOR THE SEASON,
CAN JilC 150UGHT
CBDEAPEE f MM EYIILt
A Large and Varied Stock of
JUST RECEIVED.
ntMerarnmuacHiiuRaasaE
ALSO A LAUGH AND SKLKCT LINK OF
Call and be Convinced that you have the
T All
OF THE
LATEST STYLE, BEST QUALITY,
AND AT
The Lowest Possible Prices
AT THIS
OF
ISEooeusBHii'g, Fa,
Fine Carnnges, liuggics and Wagons. At this Itepository nmyho seen a larco anil
viirled selection ot
(VEHICLES YOU BUSINJ2SS AND PLEASURE)
rom tho best nmmifnclories. l'tirclmsurstiro Itivlteil to cull nnd inspect the gootls or to
tJCSr1' Write for Information and Prices.
upr.-S-SS-ly.
II
GMAIN STREET,)
DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS,
AMD JOBBER IM CIGARS,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
for Infants and Children.
I f.T.of .'f 'rcn n"1 10 children Uat I CastOTla cures Mle. ConMIpntlon.
irocoiuiucmlltaasuiierlortoauyiircscrlpUoa I "r Btumach, Man-ham, llrucuilon,
Imown to rao." It. A. Aucntu, J p I Kllla Wtirms, gives tlot-p, auJ jirouiotca di
HI Bo. Oxford St, Urooklyn, it. y. Wlufouttojuriou, modlcatlon.
Tint Cbstiub Coia-iKT, ia Fulton Street, K. V.
f . f. mmr,
320 & 322 Pcim Avenue,
l-'or tho Celebrated ChicUering, lvcrs it
1'ontl, nnd Vose &, Son I'liinos. 'Worldie
liowned Kstey Organs, Violins, Aceoidenns
nml Sheet Jlnsic. Celebrated While, New
High Aim Davis, New Home, ltoyal St.
John, 11ml Light Running Domestic Sewing
Jliicltines. Needles, oil 11 nil titluehmenls
for all makes of Sewing Machines.
J
Gtcreland Warerocms, Nc,;i28
Franklin Avenue.
AUo Wmeiootus ill t'rauklln Ale. ami KM Con.
.tcr Street.
SCRANTON, PA.
tot
An) thing to make up anew wafjou
or repair an old, in stock.
J Jar Iron, and Steel Uolls, Unit
Knds, Lag Screws, Turnlinekle's
Horse Shoes, anil nil illaekfiiiilli
supplies.
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