THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBTJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Under tlio Gallows,
miniimit. conokmnation ov a mother
11V 1IEII SOK WHAT DOES
IT MEAN t
Not long ngo n weeping mother call
otl to bid good bye to her only sou
who wns soon to bo executed.
"Woman," Iia exclaimed in n mom
entary frenzy, "Woman I would
"never havo been hero had you
"done jour duty by tuo when I was
joting 1''
This waa a tctrlblo parting I It
linirlfud tho epectatorp, it nearly craz
ed I lie conscious atiickcn mother.
Ono tan scarcely overestimate tho
mother's ititliiuuco in tho moulding of
tho clnrjcter of her offspring. Hut
how often, oh, how often, do mothers
sc.cni to ignoro tnis reepotiKibiiity 1
D-irini' a icccnl trip on the rail tho
writir mado tho acquaintance ot Dr.
A. J. Benedict, of Sackctts Harbor,
N. Y., a person who lias mado n study
of human development. Referring to
tho murderous tendency of tho times,
wo asked that eminent man if tho out
look was not discouraging f
"It ISoka so,'' ho said, "but I fancy
wo li.ivo a causo and tho remedy for
Mich cvitt. In my professional career
I have found by hard study that wo
havo emerged from savagery by de
velopment of tho neivou system and
tho intellectual life, and wo return to
savagery as wo iguoro tho fact that
without tho solid, trustworthy nervous
system, wo cannot hope to savo tho
taeo. llojs stuff dime novels, and
tho pistol U to them the only respect
ably glorious inurnment to securo
fame. Women read trashy literaturo
and straightway try to murder their
husbands and friendi by poison. Utisi-nes-i
men yield to the tempter, and
forgo and Heal and default. Ministers,
charmed by beauty, forget tho behests
of conscious. On every sido wo sco
tho weakness of personal Integrity."
"Do you regard it as a disease t"
"More especially as tho lesult
of diseaso which, uovGver,inay bo pre
vented." "Please deGno how."'
"I cannot now enter into details.
Our people can sco their bodies, their
blood, their bones. They never see
nerves and consequently many do
not sicpjwse they have any. Tho
fanner's wife rejoices in a big, physi
cal frame, and yet she dies premature
ly. The nerve cannot stand tho strain
of continual woik. Tho minister falls
dead in his pulpit, but ho never did a
day's physical work in his life. Tho
lawyer faints m tho presence of the
court and is soon a wreck or a corpse,
and yet tho work is nervo work. Tho
man of affairs is ovucomo with apo-
Iczy ; tho political! and publicist, willi
irichl's disease. The mind of tho un
tutored man is fired by the exploits of
crime ami lio longs for such tamo.
These persons overwork or over excite
tho nervous system and this fact kills
or demoralizes them.
"If all this be so how would you
rectify it then ?"
lit t mo tell you. A few yiars ago
I had a lady patient who was an utlei
wreck. Sho was tho mother of sever
al children. Sho lost her mind and
imagined sho was cm fed of God. Sho
wbh a farmer's wife, and worked eaily
and late. I never saw a fiuer speci
men of physical manhood than bIic,
but she was a nervous wreck I Sho
became, bloodlcts, had tho very worst
of female disorders and was in tho last
6tages of albuminuria or Bripht's di
rcase. This latter diseaso works par
ticular havco with tho nervous system
and produces insanity and despair.
Sho was insane and desperate and 1
fear tainted the Hood of her off
spring with these teirible tendencies.
1 treated her for severel years. Ono
by ono tho standard remedies of the
schools failed, but I finally cured her
with Warner's safe cure, and the is tc
day strong and well. Ytt thousands
of wc men liko her, eviry year brine ill
formed and criminally-inclined child
ren into tho woi Id. Is it nny wonder
that neivous diseases prevail and that
tlio whole moral senso is demoralized T
If that remedy wero cenerallv used, we
would have stronger mothers, stronger
chiidien, stronger men and women,
and with perfect physical and mental
li en 1 1 ri , ci imo would decrease and so
ciety ho moro secure."
Such candid opinions are surely
woith coDSidciing.
The Sensatioa of Being Hangel.
A MEMIIF.Il OF A LONDON CI.UII EX1
MKNTS FOIl 111MSEI.1-'.
JVom Max 0' lleWs London Letter.
A ciuzy Briton belonging to tho
"Suicidj Club," hits published an ac
count of the sensations of hanging.
Ho lias actually tried it before the
members of tho club. It will bo
pity if his narrative has the effect of
diminishing tho wholesome terror
which tho ropo has hithetto inspired,
and 1 tear it mav induce some silly
people to try hanging as a substitute
lor opium. At hrst there was a great
jerk and ho felt a violent pain in his
neck ; but after ho lost consciousness
tho proceedings became- quito pleasant.
"no seemed to no transported into
now world, moro tieauttiui than any
thing imagined by tho poets. Ho was
Mwimming, ho thought, in a sea of oil
Tho feeling was exquisitely delicious
As ho swam easily aud without effott
through tho liquid mass ho noticed
fnr off an island of tlio most glorious
emerald greeu m color.
"The sea kept every instant chang
ing its hue. At ono moment it was
mass ot gold, as though tho sun was
shining brilliantly on it. The nex
iiHinnt it was a vivid blood red,but there
waa nothing tcrrihlo or disgusting in
thU now color. In fact it kept changing
to all the hues of tho rtiubow, yellow
and red being the predominant tints,
He got nearer and nearer tp tho island
As ho approached it there sprang ou
sudilunly from tho ground a groat
number ot people, whoso faces seem
cd known to him. At last ho reached
tho land
"Then a magnificent chorus of
voice, human and thesoof birds, burst
forth. Ho wised Ins eyes tu ccslacy,
Ho tloated calmly on to tho ehoro and
lay as a child in its cradle, slightly
weaktued from tho enervating iffocts
of tho oily matter in which ho had
been swimming. At last ho opened
ins eyes, ihemaglo charm was at
onco dispelled. Tho divino liarmon
ccastd. iho Jacts wero still peering
at him with nn expression of eager
curiosity, but ho perceivtd that they
belonged to the members of tho club,
Tho liatn in his nick was great, it ap
peart d, but ho was now in tho emtio
possession of bis senses. His friends
out him down and ho was ablo to till
them at onco his expeiiincip. Al
tht ugh he drew a t harming picture of
tho blis- which he felt, no other mem
ber would tiy Ids I'xperlmtnt. His
leok was eitiite ghastly. To tho btst
" " M" '. o' "v v i nil ni
.f my knowledgo this luiiatio is ttill at
are.
e,
Only Temperance Hitlers Known.
IS
ui uji.a.iLiJj.TJ
Knottier in rillrlnoknownBoellectaallrpargcJ
the blooil of drf p-flCAteil (Mpcmcp.
million licnr testimony to Us wonderful
cnrnuvo eiut-is,
It In n ilirrl)- Vegetable, rrciwrnllon, ml
irom tlio nutlva iierns mu: roots or California,
mcdlclnnt properties of which lire cxtrncted thi
(rmn without tlio lira ot Alcohol.
It kiiidich llin ralliA of disc&fd. flnil tho
pnUeut recovers Ml lienllli.
It Is tlio cicnt Itlnnil Purifier nmltlfo
fflvlng Principle! a Ocntla I'arnatlvo and Tonlct a
Never before In tlio lilrtory of itio world has A medicine
hoen componmlwl pocm-wlng the power of Vineoar
HiTTrnalu healing Iho flck of every dlKaso wan Is
heir to.
Tlio Allornllvc Aner ent. Plunhorclle. Car
minative, Nutrition, Ijixatlve, Sedative, Counter-
irritant, sndorine, Antl-Illllons, solvent, Diuretic and
Tonic nroncrtlce of VlNEOAlt lllTTElta exceed thoee
of anj other medicine. In tlio world.
Nn pcrnou enn take tho HiTTtns according to
directions and remain long nnwcll, provided tlielf
bones uro noi ucsiroycu uy mmcnu poison or outer
means, and tho vital organs wasted bey ond tho point
of repair. , ...
Illlloiis, Itcnltttcnt, Intermittent and Ma
larial Fcvcm ara prevalent throughout the United
States, particularly In the VAlleys of our great rivers
And their vast trlbntarlcs tltimg tho Summer and
Autumn, especially timing seasons oi uuusuai jicai
rlieso I'evcro are Invariably accompanied by
tenslvo derangements of tho stomach, liver ana
bowels. In their treatment, a purtiuthu, exertlnjr a
powcrfnl iuflucnco upon theso organs, is absolutely
necessary.
Tlicro I no rntlmrtle for the pnrposo equal
to Dr. J. WALKEn's ViNroAtt Hitters, as It will
speedily remote tlio dark-colored viscid matter with
which tho Ikjw els aro loaded, at the samo time stimu
lating tho secretions of tlio liver, and generally
restoring tho healthy lunolons of the lUgi-stlve
VnrlliV Ilia liotlv niralnst diseaso by purifying
All Its fluids with ViM.OAii lliTTF.ns. No epidemic
can taku hold of a sjstcm thus forearmed,
It Invlcorntcw (lie Stamucli and stimu
lates H1U MJrpiU 1IT UUU UUnui, li.UBiiiK buu
blood of aU Impurities. Imparting lire and vigor to
me iramo, ami carrying ou wuuuut ui, uiu ui
Calomel, or other minerals, all poisonous matter
from the system. It Is easy ot adminlstraUon,
rompun action, ana cenaimn iw, n-uuiiM.
ivHitmfclii.tr I ml ltrttal Ion Headache, rata
In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chost,
Pneumonia, Dizziness, Had Taste In the Mouth,
Bilious Attacks, ralnltatlon of tho Heart, and a
hundred other painful symptoms, are at once .re
lieved by Vineoar Bitters.
1'or inllniiiiiiiilory ana Chronic Rheuma
tism, Oout, Neuralgia, Diseases of tho Blood, Liver,
Kidneys and Bladder, the Bitters havo no equal
In these, as In all constitutional Diseases, Walker's
ViNKOAn Bitters has shown Its great curative
powers In the most obstinate and intractable
cases.
JTlcclinttlcnl insertion. Persons engaged In
Paints and Minerals, such as Plumbers, Type
setters, Gold-beaters, ond Miners, ns they advance
In life, nro subject to Paralysis of the Bowels.
To guard against this, take occasional doses of
V CtEuAR HITTERS.
Sliln uNpiikcr, Scrofula, Ealtnhenm, Ulcers,
Swellings, Pimples, Pustules, Bolls, t'nrbunclco,
lUng-worms, Scald-head, Boro Ityes, Erysipelas,
Itch, Scurfs, Slscoloratlons, Humors and diseases
of tie Bkin, of whatever name or nature, are liter
ally dug up and carried out of tho system In a abort
time by tho use of the Bitters.
IMii, Tape and otlior Worms, lurking In
the system of so many thousands, are effectually
destroyed and removed. No system of medicine,
no vennuuges, no amneuiuuui-i-, iu mj
system from worms like VrNECUR Bittcrs.
ITIeaslcM, Scarlet I'cver, Mumps, Vhooplng
Hniwh nml nil ehlMren'n dlflenAes mnv lie mode
less severe by keeping the bowels open with mild
doses of the Hitters. This wonderful remedy is
especially Hdaptcu to the systems or cmiuren, tor
purifying herbs atone give it Its remarkable curo-
especially adapted to the systems of children, for
live nowers,
It I'OIIUUU!
tt contains no alcohol, op!
no alcohol, opium or
other poison,
I'or iscmale eiomiilnlnls, In young orold.
: or old,
,ood. or
married or single, at tlie dawn of womanni
the turn of life, this Bitters has no equal.
t;ieanno iiio vuiaica asiooa waen iisuu
luritles burst through the Bkin In Eruptions or
:nnve eleAnsn It when obstructed and Bluerfflsa In
tho veins; cleanse It when tt is foul; your feelings
will tell you wnen, ana tno ncaiui oi uie sysieiii niu
follow.
In conclusion t Olve the Bitters a trial. It
will speak for itself. One bottle is a better guar
antee of its merits than o lengthy advertisement.
Aroundeacli botlloore full direcUons printed
In different languages.
It. n. irtcDonald Drug Co., Proprietors,
SanTrenclsco, Cal., an-1 K, tsi.fc fca Washington St,
Sold by all Dealers and Druggists.
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Lincoln, l'erllous experiences of oar Fcdeuai.
Epics iu tho Kobe! Capitol; their faerolo brtvery
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iildrfw, THE MIX, 'ew Tork till.
c- :
nov 0-8t.
Dr. McTaggart
This noted Specialist of Scranton, is the
only speclullst this slilu ot new lorK,i'iiu
adclnliiu aud UulTulo -who makes an uxclu
slvo specialty of treating chronic, lout;
8tan(UiiE ami lingering diseases to which
man ami womankind arc eubjert, such ns
Consumption, isioncumi niiecuons, ecroiu
In, Bnlt.ltlicuin, Loss of Manhood, Skin ills
cubcs, HiieuinntUin, Ulcers, Old Sores, Epl
lepsy, Syphilis, Deafness, J.oss of Vnlcc
Chronic Diiirrliii'a.Chllls and Ft'Vcr,Worms
Liver complaint, Cuuccrs, Tumors, I'nraly
Bis, rape worm, Heart uibeutc, ivc, tve,
rHTFcmalc diseases n 6iieclally.
No matter how lone you have been suf.
ferliig nor how many uoctors you naye era-nlr.vi-il
In vain, von shnuld uunlv to Oil,
AIoTauuaiit ut once, when ho will tell di
rectly without lioldliiL' out falso hopes
whelher your iliseaso is strictly curablo or
can only be relieved.
Itn owes lils wide reputation for tho suc
cessful treatment of all lingering or chronic
illsenses to exnerlenco and closo appllca.
tlon for over 20 years, and to no miracutout
power.
What tub Pai-kiis Sav i
"He Is skillful honest, efficient, upright and re
liable and well ortliy of the peoples conndence
I and esteem, lie ulwuys says exactly what he
ineaiisandmeniiiexactly what ho sayf-bcraa-I
ton HrimUlctin. . . ,
lleUtooufuta man to l08e,"-Uckawanna
Corner Ltteiawar-na and Washington Avenues.
fcCHANTON, i'A.
r?ept ll.ly
TTr ftWrvTTl TO Introduco them
Jjlu Ui 1 il it. we will give away
loo) athlng utblncs.
II Win
ant una
r bend uryour nauw I1, o.and expressof.
" at once, this national co..
1 oct.so.iw a
LIKE HIS FATHER.
He Wan Amicteil Wltli Htone lit the
lllncltler.
Mr. tt, W. Hicks, ot rtcAsnnt Vntlcr, liuchcsa
county, N. v., the son ot Mr. E. 8, Hicks, whoso
namomay haro nnionrod In this Journal In con
ticctlon nltlinn nrtlcto similar to thta, wun, llko
his father, nflllctcl w II h Btono In tho Wait dor, only
that his caso was moro iicrlousthan hlsrathrr's.
Tho father ndvlicrt the son to wrlto toiir. David
Kennedy, of Itoundout, N. Y who, ho said, would
tell him what to do. Dr. Kennedy replied, Bug.
f.'!n "jo KKNNKDY'H FAVOIIITK HEM-
hin, wlilch litd worked so successfully in tho
father's caso. Mr. nicks, who had tieeu assured
by tho local pliyMelunsthntthey could do nothlnsr
more for him, tried FAVOIIITK ltUMUDV. After
two weeks' use of It he passed a stono of nn
Inch long and the thickness of a pipe stem. Hlnco
then he has had no symptoms of a return ot tho
troubio. Hem u a sick man healed. What lietter
results Could iin n hnpn
. Vi hat creator
uciicni eouid medical sclenco confer? Tl.o end
was galnedj Hint Is surely enough. t)r. Kennedy
assures the public, by a reputation which ho can
notntrord to Imperil, that tho 1'AVultlTK 11KM.
Mi does lnvlgoraW tlio blood, euros liver, kidney
and bladder complaints, as well as all thoso dis
eases and weaknesses peculiar to females.
.,Th.,,,,,.H,!.,.",.f, PT rnlentl l'tople vol
untarllv tcttlfy In letters to Dr. Kennedy, with a
warmth and lullness of wonls 'which mere bust
ness documents nnd crtlilcales never ioes3.
what "Kuvoilto ltemedy,tho great specltlo tor
blood, liver and kidney disorders, has dono for
them and their friends.
THE OKKAT
Blood Purifier oi tli9 World,
as aiisoi.itti: cutii: roil
CATARRH.
THU maU iitiiMorn caes ylcM readily to It
nnd h.nnot f.tllctl ti Curoa elnlo caso
whero illrccttonsnro followed, ItstueceM
lms tic en rcuinrknlilontxl I (s cures under
fill. It Is tho inott successful prepftrntlon In tlio
market for CATAItltll and tlio only ono that
proinlcs an Aliruilutc. INmltlvn C'tirv. It ts
truly a blcs?1nK to mankind, A Trial U all
tli t I iiiUi'il fur It. Onco used, it ti alwnvn
recommended, So.id for testimonials of actual
cures,
IT HAS IfO KQUAL POH
MALARIA.
A POSITIVE CURE IS ASSURED.
Ono bottlo Is ticn orally sufficient for a euro. Ston
taUntf (iuliilno. Atrial only Is asked for Khl
leh'h Cataiiuh Kiimedt. li Is a sri:cil ic
for oil dleacsarllnir, from au impuraldood and
drives all eruptions from tho skin. For Syphi
litic complaints It la superior to any preparation
In the market. Ono bottlo will euro must of tho
follow I nff complaints and a continued uso will
rosiTiVELv euro, Savo doctor bills nnd try It.
RHEUMATISM.
SCROFULA.
SKIN ERUPTIONS.
VENEREAL DISEASES.
DYSPEPSIA.
LOSS OF APPETITE.
FEELING OF LANGOUR.
DILIOUSNESS.
LIVER TROUBLES.
NERVOUS WEAKNESS.
FEMALE WEAKNESS.
Kulleu's Catamui Kkmbdv Is no Tiatont
meulclue, but n fafo and pleasant preparation
totakonnd surely tho Kreutvst medical discov
ery ofllio no. O.io bottlo rejuvenates tho entire
system and poetesses moro vtrtuo than n half
tlo7oi bottles of ordinary patent preparations.
wrue tor icsiimoniais mm oincr lniormaiion.
CJrx or sale by druir'l'ts generally.
PKfCK 81.00 A JIOTTXK. SIX HOT
tm:s ron 5.00. On receipt of U5.00 by
tho manufacturers, Samuel 1 Keller l. Co.,
llarrfiburf,', l'u., six bottles will bo sent express
Ml II,
To Dyspeptics.
Tlio most common signs of Dyspepsia, or
Indlffphtlon, aro nil oppression at tho
stomach, nausea, flatulency, water-brash,
heart-burn, on,UIi.g, loss of appetite, and
constipation. Djspeptlc patients suffer un
told miseries, bodily and mental. They
should btlniu'ato tho digestion, aud secure
regular dally action of tho bowels, by tho
uso of modorato doses of
Ayer's Pills.
After tho bowels are regulated, ono of these
Fills, taken each day after dinner, Is usually
aU that U required to complcto tho euro.
Avku's Tills aro bu gar-coated and purely
vegetable a pleasant, entirely safe, and re
liable medicine for tho euro of all disorders
of the btomach nnd bovtcls. They aro
the best of all purgatives for family uso.
WIUPAUED UY
Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Mass.
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How Oauea aro Oarriod.
IlIPKF.lt KNT MRTIIODS OF U8INU STICKS
CltAIlACTKUtSTlO WAt.KINtl OF
11US1NI-.S3 MUK AND
DUUU9.
From tlio Denver Tribune.
Thu first ono will carry a etout flick,
and tin will try mid wnlkfast, iho snmc
an Iir did boforo lie cot tlio trottl. IU
will Rtnint) thnl emit: down upon tho
wnlk with n votiotnotis vigor nnd
grimace vlcionly every time ho sets
tho rlk foot down njion nn nnrvrti
placo in thu siduwolk. When ho gi l
liome ho will h down in nn easy olinir
nnd plnoo tho Ir.me foot upon nn nlto
liinn and keep tho on no in his riht
hand. When mi thing oiiciira which
displeases hint or somebody keeps him
waiting for Boniothing longer than ho
thinks they ought to dn liu will pound
that enno upon tho floor or bruise all of
the fiti'iiitui-o within reach. If n cat r
dog gets Into tho room and behiven in
a perfect lecitimuto and uniitlcimnly
manner tho chances nro ten to one that
tho old man will throw his cane al him
before ho gets out again.
A mmdio-ncod tnati ot Uuiinti-s, a
bnnk president or nny of thoso kind
of men will walk moJeratoly fast on a
week day and strike ins cano upon the
pavement at an average of ono stroke
to every throo steps. As soon ns he
strikes tho cane upon tho walk ho will
raise it to a nearly horizanlal position,
pointing directly ahead, but ns soon ns
tho stick gets ut tlio proper height it
will begin the descent ngain and so
long as ho walks tlio cano will bo in
perpetual motion. Oil Sundays this
class of gentleman will wnlk slowly
and Willi a comfortable, sclMntisueu
atr, it they've licen making money
during tho wei k, but the cano will
inovo just nbout thn same.
lliero is a very Imbo number of men
who ennv ennes, but who verv seldom
use them in walking. Their great
hobby is to thrust tho stick under ono
arm, with the longest portion protrud
ing from the rear. When they go
through a crowd in tho stieetor any
whero else everybody behind them is in
mortal fear of having an eye or two
or thrua tectli knocked out. When
one of theso Kcntlcman lump upon a
street car with ono or two men tand-
ing upon tlio step those men aro apt to
literally "get it in tho neck.'' "When
they don't dodgo adroitly enough as
the gentleman swings nround they of
ten get a rap in tho jaw. Theso gen
tlemen with tho canes do gieat execu
tion when they go into a cigar stoio
for a smoke. They will lean over the
glass case and tho cano will keep ev
erybody else away until thoy have se
lected their cigars and lighted them.
Then they back away from tho caso
and punch everybody in tho ribs as
they go out.
A dude probably makes less trouble
with a cane than anybody else. Ho
will generally cany it perpendicularly,
with tho head nearly on a level with
his chin and ho will seldom movo it
from that position unless he desires to
chango hands.
There aro tho energetio gentlemen
who carry light rattan or whalebono
canes and who 'walk fast. They go
with head slightly inclined forward
and every time they put tho cano down
they will bend it almost double. Then
there are tho "flip" men, who keep the
canes in constant motion. First, they
will walk witli it touching tbo ground,
then they will drag it along a little
way and then they will place it in tho
other hand. Then it goes over the
shoulder liko a soldier carrying his
musket at "right shoulder arms.'' Then
tbey will take it between the thumb
and forefinger and twirl it tho samo as
au Irishman on tho stago docs with his
shillaleh.
Then thero aro tho high toned boys
who carry a thick, stout cane and nov
el' uso it to touch tho ground. Thoy
ust grasp it in tho middle. "That 8
Jnglish, you know."
Eaising Locust Treos.
Trees of tho common locust, says tho
Country Gentleman, may bo easily
raised from seed j and as long as culti
vation has caused to run into varities,
it is importunt to get tho best seed. A
yariety with white wood is inferior to
Iho yellow vanety,but bears nn abund
ant croj) of seed. Tho best yellow
sort is a rather spaiso bearer, and
henco tho importanco of taking pains
to obtain tho best. Thero is oven somo
difference in tbo yellow locust, somo,
being stouter ami moro upright in
growth than others. Tho seed may bo
had ot seed dealers, or Gathered when
ripo from tho trees. If only a tnoder-
ato quantity is wanted, tho seeds may
bo taken from tho pods by hand j or
threshed out in larger quantities.
Under proper management a pound of
seed will produco over 10,000 trees.
Thoy will not grow without scalding,
ana nero is where many tail. A pint
or less may bo treated at a time.
Pour boiling water on tho seed, and
cover tho vessel, and allow it to stand
several hours oyer night if to bo plant
ed in tne morning. i$y that timo a
portion of tho seed will bo found to
have swollen to nearly doublo size, and
become lighter in eolor. These are
to bo carofully separated and planted,
as thoy aie tho only ones that will
grow. In largo quantities they may
be separated with a 'sieve, which will
anow tno unswoueu seeds to pass
turougu u tno mosncs are ot right size.
Tho remainder aro then to be scalded
again, and another pottion will swell ,
and so on, several limes, till all are fit
to plant. Tho best way is to plant
tiietn in very ricn sou, in thick rows
ior ono year, tno seeds an men or
two apart in tho drills, and not more
than half an inch or an inch deep and
tho next spring sot tho plants out
where they are to remain. They may
bo at first set in rows eight feet apart,
and about twenty inches in tho row.
They aro to bo ultimately thinned to
eight teet eaoii way, and m tho moan
timo the thinnings will mako good
jenco staKes, which will assist in pay
ing tno expenso Tho best trees may
bo thus loft to grow into posts, and
, will do well if not oxactlv at enueal
distances. Tho chiof caro whilo tho
trees aro youtig is to givo them
straight anil clear shape by cutting
on any accidental sido snoots, but tho
thick: growth ot tlio first year will ob
viato much of this labor. In n few
years tlio ground may bo seeded to
grass, of which Kentucky bluo grass
will do best after it has becomo estab
lished. In setting the youtig plants
out the second year, tho labor will be
facilitated by plowing a furrow for
each row, passing two or throe times
with the plough, to mako it straight,
uim givo plenty ot mellow earth.
Over one million boxes of Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets sold in tho past
twelvo months, purely upon their
met its. Why suffer with Uhronio Con
stipatlon, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach.
Siok Ileadaolie, Heartburn, and Female
Troubles, when J. II. Mercer olliers
you relief aud positivo cure in tho
Dyspepsia 1 ablets. Ho sells them on
a guarautce.
pgjg HE ORE AT
ron
LIVER
DISEASE.
O VtPDTrtTTC! Hitter or bad t nstn In mouth:
Q I IVir A U1V10 . tongno corncil wlilto or cov
wllli a brown fur; nntn In lliobirk, sliten, or Joints
chch ID1WIM.-I1 lur rncumamJii; puuk btumaiii;
tirash, or Indigestion.1 llntitlcncv nnd neld emctn-
iioii-, ihjwi-m luu-rnnmy i-usuvo nnu mi; hi--ai-aciir;
loss of memory, Willi n imtntul rendition ot
having failed tndowi i ethtntr which ought to tmo
been done; hfiumtti low spirits: a thick, vmxnw
appearance, of the nldn and eye?i n dry cough;
fever, restlessness! tho urine Is njnntynnd tilth
colored, nnd, It allowed to Bland, depuslti a sedi
ment. I'
(t'UItlll.Y VEOCTAUI.l!)
Is generally used In tho South to nrouso tho torrid
liter to a healthy nctlon.
IT ACTS WITH EXTIIAOIIhlSMItVltmCACr ON TUG
L
ivki:,
KIDNEYS
a.m. HOWULS.
Art KFFIXTUAt, sl'IX'lt-IO FOlt
MAt.AMA, msi'FrsiA,
roN-sTirATiON, muorsNfcs,
SICK IIKADACIIB, JAl'NIIICB,
NAl'SKA, COLIC,
J1KNTAI. DIMB'glOM, HOWKLCOMI'LAINTS,
ETC., KTC, TTC.
Kndorsed by tho uso ot f millions ot bottles ns
The Best Family Medicine
For children, for ndults, and for tho teed.
siiETinikK nt am ToTiiTrioi or iiikmsichi
J. H. ZE1LIN & CO.,
80I.hTiioi'HIETOi:s, I'lllI.ADKM'llIA, VA,
I'hice, $1.00.
may to-ly
A
! M K IS JlN X I
Ll our readers for Scents In nnstnge stamps to i
h pay for mulling nnd winnplng and linuesofl
i iho uook agents. ui reeiivo I ukh n s-teeif
k I'inlsli lVinor thigraMng of nliour rillisl. t
fj lm.NTt!, li-cludlng ciceland, Mo avxasiiich, f
Address Edcr Fub. Co.,Gliicago, III.
a JulylMy
RAILROAD TIM3 TABLB,
JQKI.AWAIIK, LACKAWANNA AND
WK8TEHN ItAlLltOAD.
DL00MS1JUUG DIVISION.
KOItTH
p.m. pan.
9 oo l a 3 I
s st 13 an
s -is la aa
8 40 U IS
s ai la us
s a; la oj
s aa ii 63
S IT It 51
8 13 11 50
S OS li 47
S OS 11 47
5 01 11 IJ
7 59 11 3S
7 SI 11 .11
7 60 11 3d
T 43 11 S3
7 80 11 13
7 IS 11 (0
7 11 10 51
7 03 1U 4T
0 58 10 41
o si io :a
li 50 10 31
6 43 1C 37
C 33 10 31
0 30 10 1G
6 25 10 11
6 OS U SO
C 00 0 4
B 55 t) 45
5 40 U 33
p.m. o.m.
.STATIONS. SOUTH.
n.m. u.m. p.m.
...,crnnton.... I o 10 u 15 2 05
Uellcvuc.... 15 9 so 2 10
...Taylorvlllo.. I (1 so u 28 2 1b
.. Lackawanna... li 27 9 31 2 21
l'lttbton I c 31 s 41 2 -'10
..Weit ritt&ton. 0 40 9 47 2 30
....W)0inlng....i 0 15 1) 52 2 41
. ..Mallby , 0 19 9 50 2 41
Ileunett 0 Si 10 0)2 47
.... Kingston .... n 68 10 153 SO
a. ml
8 30
8 CO;
ss-a
8 I (i
S 10
S 01
7 28
7 51
" 50
7 4:
7 47
7 13
7 SS
7 31
7 31
....Kingston ....
Plymouth Juno
....Plymouth...,
.... jWomlalo. ,
. ...N'nntlcoko...
Hunlock's Creek
. Shlckshlnnv..
0 68 10 05 i 50
7 02 10 10 2 55
7 07 10 153 0)
7 13 10 20 3 03
7 13 10 23 3 10
7 23 10 82 3 27
7 a3
7 1
37 10 413 89
7 00
. lllck's Kerry..! 7 so 11 11 3 62
..liench Haven... 7 57 li on 3 58
C 51
II 47
C 41
ucrwicK ...
8 01 11 13 I 03
8 10 It 20 4 12
8 14 11 35 1 10
8 18 11 29 4 3)
..Briar creek..
..Willow drove.
...Lllr.olihlL-o..
0 33
0 34
0 27
0 21
Espy S 25 11 30 4 ST
...llloomsbur..., 8 30 11 414 31
0 16
.... Itupert 8 3l! 11 50 4 40
Cntawl a lirldgo 8 41 11 si 1 40
. ..Danville.... 8 6S 12 13 5 01
...X'hulasky.... U 05 13 215 12
.... Cameron.... 9 OS 12 255 17
Northumberland 9 25 12 40 5 33
1a.m. a.m. p.m.
11
S 5I
5 49
5 45
5 33
tun.
V. F. IIALSTEAD, Hupt.
Superintendent's ooice, Scranton, l-Y-b.lst.lS?
Pennsylvania Railroad.
4
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
M
TIME TABLE.
In effect Nov. 8th, 18S5. Trains leavo Sun
bury. EASTWAllD,
9.40 a. m.. Sea Shoro Express (dally except
Sunday), for Harrlsburtrandlmt-nucdlatusUitloiis,
arriving at l'hlladelpnia 3.15 p. m. ; New York,
o.i!0 p. in. ; Baltimore, 4.40 p. m. ; Washington,
d.du p. m., comieciint; ui i-uuaueipiiiii wr uu aea
.shoro points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia.
1.43 ti. m Dav oxnresis
dally except Sunday),for ltarrkburg and Interme-
uiaio siaiions, arriving rmiaueipuia
0.50 p. m. ; Now York, 11.35 p. in. ; Ualtlinoro
0.45 p. m. ; Washington, s.00 p. m. Parlor car
through to PhlladclnUla aud passenger coaches
through to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
7,50 p. m. lienovo Accommodation (dally,
tor liarrlsburg and all Intermediate stations, arrlv.
Ing at Philadelphia 4 S5 a. m. : New Y'orlc 7.00 a. in
Baltimore, 5.23 -u in. ; Washington 0.30 a. m. ;.
Sleeping car accommodations can bo secured at
liarrlsburg for Philadelphia and New Y'ork. on sun.
days a through sleeping cir villi bo mn; on this
train troin WlUlamsp't to 1'lilladelphla.l'hlladelphla
passengers can remain In sleeper undisturbed until
t a. in.
.to a. m. T.tlo Ma 1 (dally except jionday.
tor llarrlsbunr and intermediate stations.
arriving at Philadelphia 8.25 a. in. New Y'ork,
li.su a. m. ; juiumore s.i& a. in. ; asiungion, v.-m
a. m. Through Pullman sleeping cars uro run on
this train to Philadelphia, Baltimore nnd Washing
ton, and through passenger coaches to Philadel
phia and Baltimore.
WESTWAltD.
5.20 a. in. Krlo Mall (dally excent Sunday), f oi
Erie and all Intermediate stutlons aud Cauandal-
gua and Intermediate stations, lioche&ter, liuin
loand Niagara Palis, with ihiough Pullman Pal
aco cats uud passenger coaches lo Erie aud Roch
ester. U.M-NCW3 Express (daily except Sunday) ror
Lock Ilavtmnnd intermediate stations,
l.ui n. m. Nlairara Exnress (dallv excent Sun
day) (or Kane and Intermediate stations and uau-
auuaigua anu principal luieruieuiuiu siuiiuus,
Itochester, Uultalo and Niagara Falls with
through passenger coaches to Kane and Itochester
and Parlor carlo Wllllainsport.
5.30 p. m. l-'ast Lino (dally except Sundny)tor lte
novo and intermediate stations, uud Elinlra, Wat
kins and Intermediate stations, with through pas
benger coaches to Itenovo and Watklns.
'J.-M a. in. Sunday mall tor Itenovo and lntermn.
dtato stations.
TUltOUOH T11A1NS FOlt SUNBUItY FItOM THE
EAST AND SOUTH.
Kiind.iv mall leaves Phlladelnhla 4.30 a. in
liarrlsburg 7. 10 arriving at suuburr 0.20 u. in. u It h
through skeplngcar Horn Philadelphia to Wll
ltam&port. News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a.m.
lHrrtaburg, "i.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
arriving at Sunbury U.M. a. m.
Niagara Express leaves
Philadelphia, 7.40 a. m. ; llaltlmoio 7.30 a. in. (dally
except Sunday arriving at sunbury, l.oo p. in.,
Wliu uiruugu lunur ear iium i-unuueijuiiu
and through passeuger coaches trom l'hlladel.
phla uud Baltimore.
Fast Lino leaves New Y'ork 0.00 a. m. s l'hlladel
iihla.11.50 u. m. : Washington. 0.50 a. in. : Haiti.
more, 10.45 n. m., (dally except Sunday) arriving at
DUUUUiy, O.OJ p. in., mill luiuuuu iiaaseuei
coaches irom Philadelphia and Ballunore.
lirioJiail leaves iuw i urii o.uu p. in. ; i-uuauei
nhla. 11.20 ii. in. : Washington. 10.10 p. m. : Balti
more, ll.iiii p. in., (dally except.saturday) arrlvlug
nt. sunburv n.15 a. in., with through l'ullinan
sleeplugcars from Philadelphia, Washington und
UUUimuru aim uuuugu passeiici i:uui;uea liviu
muaueipnia.
MUMltlltV, IIA.l.liTON iV WII.KESllAltltl!
K.lll.lIliAi' .ru nilllTIl AIII VVlilT
1IHA.NU1I HA 1 1. WAV.
(Dally except suuuay.)
Wllkesbarro Mall leaves suubury 10.00 a. ra.
arriving at Uloom Feiry 10.52 a. m., WUkes-barre
12.18 p. in.
Express East leaves Sunbury 5. 15 p. in., arriving
at Bloom Ferry 0.37 p. m., Wllkes-barro T.68 p. ui
Sunbury -Mull leaves W llkesbarro 10.40 n. in. arrlv
Ing ut Bloom Ferry 12.15 p. m., sunbury U 55 p. m
Expiess West leaves vllkes-barru2.45 p. in., ar
rlvlug at Bloom Ferry 1.15 p. ui.,sunbury 5,10 p.m.
I'NIMY ONLY'.
Sunday mall leaves Sunbury 0.25 a. m., arriving
at Bloom Perry 10.1 1 a. 111.. Wllkes-Barro 11:35 a.m.
Sunday aecoinmodatton leaves W llkes-Ilarro 5:15
n. m arriving at Bloom Ferry, 0.18 p. m., sunbury,
7:45 p. m.
CIIA. E. l'UOII, J, It. WOOD,
Uen. Mauager. (Jen. Passenger Agent
v
. (. to,
JAt
Offer to tlio Trado their lino Brand ot Cigars.
The Landres,
Henry Clay,
Normal,
Simeon, and
Cosmopolitan
Kino KrulU anil Kino Confectionery
on hand. Fresli every woek. Ulootna
burg, l'a. Keb. 27
WAITED oi SiltKX
EXPENSES PAID 1 salesmen for the Hooker
Nurserluj ltubllshed 18-5. All Iho newest and
best sorts of fi ult aud ornamental lices, vines, Ac,
bend for Terms.
v."
Bros
II. U JIOOKKU COMX'ANV
liOCtH'&tcr, Y(
DirAIVireSl1'" CAUSES and
Mi4i.lL" Ji33 ctinn, by ono who
was deaf twenty-eight years. Treated
by most ot the noted specialists of the day
with no benetlt, cured himself In threo months,
and Unco then hundreds ot others by same pro
cess. A plain, tlmplo and successful homo treat
ment. Address T. S. l'AUK, 138 East h street,
New York City. nov-3tf-4t-d.
W1PH-AWAK13 AOKNTS WANTED Foil
"""CONSPIRACY
Athrllllng levlewofinc portcntlous events that
led to the tlltEAT ltllliM-UON, from tho powerful
pen ot Hen. ,lohn A, Uigan. strike quick for
cnolco field. IIUIIIIAIU) hltos., Pubs., Philadel
phia, lla. Nov 0 it d.
hAYOft POBltlrd rorafld rlor ttififthnvAillftoitsni hi. It
Uro llinii.Ain-Rof cnMffltil tlio wortt kliiU and of fnniT
standing hAvat-t en cured. Imltrtl, untrfinitUmvfAltli
tniiitmcArT.tiiAtiwiii ron-iTuo ikitti.ks fkei!.
tStthtrwlthaVA I.UAIII.IiTKKtTISKonlbladlKHI
lo tnj lOSerer. (Ilrotrrofl and P UAddrita.
till. T. A. B LOCUM, 111 rgtrlSt, w York.
I10V-13-4WI
I CURE FITS!
Vn ft t My fori I if) not mein mrly to itp itim for
tlQia and I lien I hurt return krtln . I nin rtllc1
i niiTBinauwtnc nmcipi oi 1 1 If, f 111 t IT) I or r
tritpon for not Dow welting cur, ("end al onctfor ft
1 rviklln atvl a Fr HotlU of my Inrallltit rm.lj: Dlvs
frilly an 1 Toil Ofllre, It roola jtko hot hi m tot I (rial,
ana 1 will cur yon, UK. II. U. KOtiT, 1! I'aatl Btn V.Jt
nov 13-iUl
PIANOS-ORGANS
Th demiuid for tbo Imprototl Masos A- IfAMnw
PiaxosIi now bo lnrtre thnt a nccond ixidtilon to tho
factory Iiar become imperfttWe. Iv not require one
quarter ai much tun In n- I'ianos on the prevailing
ret-pln rtem. ConMiUCatiilogiip, fno.
K100Stylcaof OnnANB,(2i to(tHH), For Ctub, Easy
raymt uts, or I tented.
Mason & Hamlin Organ and Piano Co.,
KBW YORK t ttOSIoN C111UAOO.
nov.04t-
M.WnAYE8 a m
ADVERTISING AGENTS
ntf&'&a PHILADELPHIA
C ri-. Clic Hint runt i:il.tli St.
Uerc! o .ilxMlUomvil-i for th;j rarer.
tolllTlftlLOat Lowest Cnah RatearhtC
jasiWr" AVER & SON'S R1AHUAL
COURSFN, CLEMQNS & CO.
LlmUed,
Importers nni Wholesale Dealers in
Crockery, Glassware, Tablo nnd Pocket Cutlery,
lndow Glass, ana l'lated-waro,
The 50 candle-power marsh electric lamp.
iuu uuiuuraini nnaioro uurner.
Bird Cages, Trult Jars.
4-J3 Lackawanna Avenue. SCIIAKTON, Pa.
may My
yAINWUIOHT & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Philadelphia
rKAS, SYltUPS, COFFKE, SUQAIt, MOL ASEb
mci, STICKS, BICAHB SODA, tc, ic.
N. K. corner Second and Arch streets,
twdrderawlll rocolvo prompt attcntln
PIANO-FORTES,
UNEQUALLED IN
. J U
IT.
f II IIIIIIHIUIII
WILLIAM KNABE 1: CO.
Nos. 201 nnd 201 West Baltimore St., Baltlmoro.
No 102 Fifth uvcnuo, New Y'ork, nr-13. itr.
. tLY-si catarrh
oream calm
Clean He s tlicE
Iii'ud. Allays!
IllJIUIllllIll 1 1 11. 1
IleulH tlic-HoreH.I
KcntorcH tli eg
HU11BCH oftnHte,
Hiuell, livurliiK.
A OulcU relief.
A poHltlve cure.
A nartlclo U nnnllcd Into each nostril and Is
ocreeablo to use. Prlco 5) cents bv mall ornt
druggists. Send for circular.
uuuiiitats, druggists, owego, N. Y.
novlO.lt.
Plumber nnd gas litter. Hear of Schuyler's hard
ware sune.
Blooms1)urg, Pa.
All kinds ot tlttlnirs for steam. cas!and water
pipes constantly on hand.
Hooting and spouting attended to at short no
tice. Tinware of every description mado to order.
Orders lett at Schuyler Co's., hardwaie storo
will bo promptly tilled.
Sneclal attention given to heating by steam and
hot water.
y-iy
'"h'V PHIU1DELPHIA SINGER
Including Tucker, lUifllcr,
fterr botofl llrm
nWwiIJ er.uiitl iisu.u
;irmnerH.atm jiiiki
i.u nuiuionncive
Wirranled 3 vein.
I J UHiO jour .
uun
i ho u ir litforn you iay
H our rcnl. Ao other twiny
I vutrhiuv vmnMjttctMcrxn nut
Ihiltetl State dares to make
i this offer. Tliey aro haml
Unme, tlurahlp, untl light
fruniilni;. Same ai otler con
eanle. tharos Irom S4Q lo SSQ
PurchtiMn from n nml nnxr :iU. Hud for
circular und C. A. WOOD & CO.,
testimonials. 17 N. Tiatb Mw, I'bllud'u, I'm,
B The Inuilrat titiil iti
I plcrciuRlr nli r 111
bo beam lroui ouo tu
Ilfli'l
two miles. j xuct
oitki
lira
or e
wilir.
Btzeof a avcim-
brecentreuro
caririage,
Invalu-
able
aid iwrl
ner thoold 114
one. ttent rte, by
iiul.for '25 cpii it la
anil ctt nnr rntaloirue oi
!oni. Itaveltlei. etc. Aililrcsa
:NNll!. Al.f.SON Ar
I'lUl.AUKKl'lUA. 1'LNNa;
fcept -4-i3t.-eow,
THE "GO01 liXOUCJir
Lumps are
nile.t direct by
Tin: i'iimp
trithuut Lift
ing tlin Can,
tliufllllngtuba
adjusting to
mil hulflith
ufmiy Lamp.
Till. Is tll
moNt practical
l'AMILY CAN
ever uircrcd to
the public.
FAMILY OIL CAN.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE,
MAKU'ACTURCD Of
$$ln1ikld Mamilaeiurlna o
WX-lZTlTiZT. euro.
NonropphiR Oil on the Kloornr Table; So
Fuucct tol,eak or net knorkedopen to wnkto
Contents or cimso Kxplnsloiis. No Corks to
Loe. Clnie t'erfeel ly Air Tlglit. No IeaU.
Bge Nol-.viiporiitlou Alnluicly Knfe,
A lllllvcl-iilll IIiiiin, hnltl .Vi-rNhty.
FOU SALE I.V ULOOStSIlUIta I1Y
I. W. IIAimiAN X- SON
FAH5IEHS' PIIODUOE KX0HANGK.
oct-s-l-nu
JOU WOHK NEATLY
EXECUTED AT
KRSABE
K51
t3k
THIS OJTFICE
EV13HY THING THAT IS
NEW INI) STYLJSIf FOR THE SEASON,
CAN HE UOLTCiHT
(OiHiAjpjEE teaym mm.
pcttibsi k. fcaLjgj. laaLtiM .acting
A Large and Varied Stock of
JUST RECEIVED.
ALSO A LAUGH AN'l) SKLECT LINE OK
tot
Call and be Convinced that you have the
OF THE
LATEST STYLE, BEST QUALITY,
AND AT
The Lowest Possible Prices
at ariiE
$looBl!stBa&,g, Pan,
TTTT
Fine Carnitires. Ilueruica and AVao-ons.
varied selection of
VEHICLES FOR BUSINESS AND PLEASURE)
r om tlie best mnnufnetorics. Piirclmsers nro invited to call nnd inspect the goods or to
TldSWrite for 1 11 for in at ion and Prices.
npr.-3.85-l.
GgPMAIN
DEALER IN
M7&rigm audi ' Mome&tic
WINES AND LIQUORS,
M0 JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBTJRG, PA.
for Infants and Children.
'CMtorlatSMwcUaGnptodtocilldrenthit I Cutorla enreo Colle. Constipation,
irccommenJItoasupcrtortoanyiircscrinttoa I Rouf Btomacli, Diarrhoea, KructaUon,
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1 8a. OilorU Bt, Urooklyu, N. V. WitEoutuiurious medlcaUon.
Tea Cmwco Coutht, 183 Fulton Street, W.Y.
tolling Ste
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320 & 322 Pcmi Avenue,
At lils Ifrnosllnrv mnvlm
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For tlio Celebrated Clilckerlug, Ivors &
Pond, and Vosu& Son Pianos. AVorldrc
liovvned Estey Organs, Violins, Aecordeons
nnd Slieet JIusic. Celebrated White, New
IIIj;h Arm Davis, Iv'ew Home, Itoynl St.
John, nnd Light Itunnlng Domestic bowing
Jluc.lilnes. Nccdlep, oil und attachments
for nil makes of Sewing Machines.
STREET,)
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Stcro and warerccms, No. 128
Franklin Avenue-
Mso Wnrcrooras 111 Franklin Ave. anil lWtV.t
ter Street,
SCRANTON, PA.
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Anything to mako up anew wagon
or repair nn old, in etock.
liar Iron, and Steel Holts, liolt
Ends, Lag Sciowh, Ttinibucklo'a
Horse- Shoes, nnd nil ISlackemith
supplies.
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