THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
An American Imprisoned and Pined for
Joking In Dnd Qcrman,
Somo llmo nyo a succcsBf ul but somu
what impudent") omit man, residing in
this valley of tlio Mississippi, married a
beautiful maiden who had lied from n
convent in order to share tlio joy and
burden of Klu with him. It was deter
mined thai tho wedding trip should
cotnnriso n tour in Enropo.
Tlio excursion ncross tho sea nnd as
far m lfcrbisl.il, neat whero Holgiiitii
bdidorM on tho conllnes of Khunish
Prussia, was accompanied in n piping
nnd pleasant way.
Atllcrbistal trie French garde gave
way to a German sohafTncr, nnd when
tho young American was asked by tho
now conductor to show his ticket, ho
Hwiftly marshaled h'lR knowledge, of
German, and inquired: "Sind wir in
1'rcussen t" ( Aro wo in Prussia !) and,
receiving an allirmntivc nnswer, lie
said : "Aus tliesem land koinmon nllo
nnscro eplubiibem her. (From this
country como all of our tramps.)
Among tho Germans of tho Missis
sippi valley tho word "spitzbuben" h
RomL'timcM used in the senso ot
tramp. In Germany it means thiet and
rascal. What was "more unfortunate
still, tho railroad on which tho Ameri
can was traveling was the property of
the Slate, and the conductor wore tho
regulation uniform of tho imperial
railway service, and according to law
as well as to public sentiment an insult
offered to a uniformed person serving
His Majesty tbo King in any capacity
is a gravo misdemeanor, punishable
with fine or imprisonment, or both.
When the conductor heard the words
of tho American he replied with some
excitement: "Icli wcro ihneu zeigen
woo dio spitzbuben sind wen wir in
Aachen nnkommcd" (1 will bIiow you
where the spitzbuben aro when wo
arrivo at Aachen). The window of tho
coupo went down with a crash, and
tho train sped on across tlio Prussian
frontier, on over a spur of tho Ardennes
and twenty minutes later rolled into
Aachen, the fatuous old kaiscrstadt.
The conductor was true to his pro
mise. As the train halted two police
men approached tho coupe occupied by
mo onaai pair ana requested tlio mis
band to step out. Ho indicnantlv re-
fused, and was helped out. No words
were wasted. No explanations wcro
allowed. Tho prisoner was hurried a
long the dark and narrow streets of tho
city, and tho young bride, ignorant of
tno language and unable to comprehend
what was transpiring, saw her hueband
dragged forcibly from her, and found
herself alone at night in a strange
land, amidst strango faces hustled a
long by an oflicer of tho law toward a
second-class hotel, where she throw
herself on a sola and lay prostrate for
hours, durafounded nnd dazed at tho
remarkable Bcene which had taken
place.
About midnight a policeman camo
to tho United States Consulate, and,
arousing tho Consul, related tho inci
dent, and handing him tho prisoner's
passport, intimated that tho American
citizcu would liko to have hira call at
tho prison as early as possiblo tho next
day.
The Consul dressed himself and
went to tho place of imprisonment at
once. He found tlio American in a
narrow cell resting on a bed of straw.
Ho told tho story of his misfortune and
begged tho Consul to ascertain tliu
whereabouts of his wife and afford her
all necessary protection. Tho Consul
left tho prison and proceeded to tho
residence of tlio Chief of Police, whero
ho presented tho details of tho caso to
that oflicer with iho request that tho
American should be released, vouching
at the same time for his appearance at
Court tho next day. The order for
the release was grauted, and at 3 o'
clock in the morning tlio Western
gentleman was given back to his young
brido whom ho found half crazed with
fright nnd anxiety.
At JO a. in. tho noxt morning all
parties concerned met at tlio oflice of
tho Polico Commissioner and the Con
sul, fully awaro of tho severity of tho
German Courts in all oases of majestats
celeidigung (insult to the crown) en
deavored to effect a settlement, but
without avail.
Tno testimony was heard. Tho con
ductor sworo that tho prisoner said
"Alio Preussen sind ' spitzbuben" (All
Prussians are spitzbuben). Tho Ameri
can insisted that the coductor had mis
understood him, and. that ho had only
intended to say in fun that "from
Prussia came all of our Western
tramps." Of course tho crave German
Court saw nothing very funny about
it ; and, tho conductor's testimony
uaving ocen tnKen, tno prisoner was
sent before tho amtstroricht, whero tho
cvidenco was reviewed, and from tliero
tliu case went to the schollengerieht
tor 1 1 1 1 a l trial.
It usally requires days, and somo
times weeks, to dispose of such a case,
nut bv cnerootic management seven
teen hours after tho nllo gcd offense
had been committed tho final nidge
ment of tho Court was mado known.
Tho prisoner was sentenced to pay a
fine of 00, in addition to $10 in costs,
and ho was warned that tho mild and
merciful sentence was owing to his io
uoranco of law and tho true meaning
of Iho offensive phrase bv which ho
had insulted a uniformed servant of
His Majesty tho King.
Tlio prisoner eagerly fettled the de
mands of the Court and started at onco
with his bride for tho railway station
As tho train moved away he opened
tho window of his compartment nnd
said, in Bomowliat mullled tones, to tho
Consul : "Mum is my nnmo until I tret
out of this country, hut I'll watch for
the frontier, and when wo cross it I II
open tny mouth as wide as tho delta of
tlio .Mississippi and shout: 'Thank God,
wo aro saio onco more namtny
ton Jleptlhlican.
J. II. Mercer wishes to mako an
assertion, which ho can back with a
positive guarantee. It is all about
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There aro scores of persons who aro
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tism. Itis net a patent iiotdriiin, but a
isccntilio preparation, ho guarantees it.
--
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SCOT'FS
Bomo of tho Tricks of the Stngo,
1'At.Si; NOSKS AND CIIANOINO Till:
KKATU11KB-
Mnking tin tho fnco, m II is called, Is
nn nrt in Itsulf j by il lha old unit bo
made to look young, or nt least young
er, nnd tho young old. Uy tlidno nrts
tlio famous Dejazet, when 80 years old,
could piny sucei'safully a young page
Formerly a burnt cork, apieco'of chalk
mid a pot of rouge wan all that was
iiccwwiry j now your well-graced actor
1im his "mako uji" box or dressing
cae, containing stoics of violet pow
dcr, fuller's earth, chromo yellow, blue,
crayons, umber, cosmetic, blnck, enam
el, "joining paste,'' with other'unplcas.
nnt things. All liavo their purpose
Am you n hunted villian skulking
from justice in tho woods T you must
rub your cheeks nnd chin thoroughly
with" thick blue powder, to k-avo the
idea that you havo not been ahlo to
shave for a week. Or should you bo
nn aged crono or hag, n few blue
streaks on tho arms or hands suggest
thu well tnarktd veins of old age. To
be particularly youthful and lover'liko
you must whiten ymir face thoroughly,
rouge well up to tho eyelids, and then
drnw a little brown streak under tho
eyes, which lends brillianoy. An old
man lias a very itisagreeaulo tasK ueioro
him. Ifo must rub his checks and chin
well with fuller's earth j then with a
camel's-hair brush proceed to make
three dark streaks between iho eyes,
with long lines from iho nostrils 9 the
corners of the mouth, then get what is
oddly called his "white bald wig,"
the bald portion of which is fixed to
the forehead by "joining paste."
A striking additional effect is pro
duced by giving tho effect of teeth
beintr wantinir, which at fust sinht
scorns au almost impossible thing to do.
Jlut in your "make-up" you find your
black enamel, with which you paint
over a couple of teeth ; in a few min
utes it sets nnd hardens, nnd a most
satisfactory and disagreeable evidence
of old ago is tho result. A mode of
attaching whiskers was the old-fashioned
one of hooking tliem on to tho ears.
But there is an articlo called "crapo
hair,'' which is gummed on to tlio
cheeks, and when dry can bo trimmed
and combed liko real whiskers. As
regards the nose, thero is an elegant
way of treatment, namely, by fitting
on a well modeled paper macho oiih ;
but thero is tho moro rough-and-ready
mode of dealing with it.
vVpread in one of the text books on
the subject tho following grave direct
ions: "In somo low comedy characters,
such as Jiardolph, etc., it is necessary
to alter the slmpo of tho nose in order
to give it that bloated, blotchy appear
ance so noticeable in drunkards. 'ou
must first gum on to the end of thu
uose a picco of wool, press it down to
tho shape and size required, then pow
der it well with rougo to match the
rest of tho nose and checks. Tho
cheeks may also bo enlarged in tho
same way. The other, and perhaps
the better way, is to take a little pow
der, mix it with water and woik it up
into dough ; fix it to tho none with spirit
gum, mould it to shapo and size re
quired, and then powder it with rouge
to match the cheeks, etc.
Blotches, warts and pimples may bo
made by sticking on small pieces of
wool and coloring them either brown
or red. Wo may thus fancy our un
happy actor complete, his woolen nose
stuck on with gum, his eyebrows and
whiskers well glued to him, his black
enameled teeth, his cheeks lilaiteied
with rouge, whito and umber, his "bald
wig" fastened to his forehead with
"joining paste," and wo may wonder,
indeed, how he can hnd spirit or even
ease to utter his words 1
Don't Shoe,
After spoiling two noble horses I
wns led to try driving without shoo
ing. Buying a three-year-old I had
tho smith remove tho shoes which she
had worn about six months, level tho
hoofs and rasp the edges ot the shell
rounding to prevent breaking up. She
had au average good foot. I have
driven her two years and never any
horso faster nor longer drives, nor
over morehard and stony roads, and
her feet are still in a good condition.
When standing she rests back upon
tho irog ; never stands braced. Thero
aro many who do not drive moro than
two or threo times a week ; the ro
mainder of the time tho horso stands
in a norrow stall, on tho lloor. Soon,
to tho owner's surprise "Ned ' is lame ;
stands braced ; step shortened. IIo is
taken to another sinilh, who berates
tho former shoer, pulls off tho shoes
with great indignation, pares tho feet,
nails on somo new shoes and warrants
now that Ned shall travel all right.
Perhaps on improvement for a fow
days, when tho owner realizes that his
horse probably is spoiled, sells at a
sacrifice, buys again, etc. Now, by
selecting your horses that havo not
been shod long (better if not nt all)
with good feet an important item al
waysI am convinced that nino out of
ten at least could bo driven without
shoes.
Barefooted they would escape lame
ness, drive better, faster and further,
last much longer and keep on leps food,
sav'o suffering, and shoo and treatment
bills, which aro no small, items. Tho
reasons are"evident : 1 No restrict
ion to tho natural growth of the feet,
caused by shoeing, no matter how
well done. Shoeing is unnatural. 2.
Letting tho frog (nature's cushion)
down to tho ground, giving it exercise,
softness, henco health to" the foot ;
whereas the shoo elevates the foot, sus
pends tlio lrog causing it to dry, be
coino hard and dead, following which
is contiactiou of tho heel, aud inflama
lion of tho foot. 3, 'Iho frog with
out shoes selves as a cushion to striko
upon, relioving both feet aud muscles
fiom tho j'lr of tho step s especially
can your steed bo driven faster down
grade tho step noC so high as with
shoe, and but tittle shock to foot or
tnusclo ; for tho Bamo reason can be
driven further in a day. No danger
of corking, forging, stumbling etc.
My experience is that with feet prop
oily tumiiitd the gait is natural, easy
and clear. -1. No danger with any
caro whatever of contraction by
standing on tho floor. As a rule, tin.
less tho drive is every day, and long at
that, tho feet will grow faster than
they wear, So much for light drivers.
Hut I know of n number of teams
(draught horses( a ways at work that
.weio never shod, J', Mather.
J. II. Mercer wishes to stato thnt ho
has at lastlound nn article ho can sell
on its merits. It is with pleasure ho
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SKIX KIiriTIOXS.
vi:xi:ui:ai. diseases.
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Zunps, but for all
CHRONIC DISEASES
or the
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If you foci dull, dioivty, debilitated, have
sallow color of el.ln, or c)lovlh-tirnnu epoU
on fuco or body, licqiicnt licndailie or dizzl
new, had tasto in mouth, internal hint oi- chilli,
ultcrnntliiir with hot llnsliep, low spirits and
Bloomy bori'bodlnitp, irioirular appetite, and
coated tomriio. jou arc btilloiiitfr from India
K (.tliiii, I,yHimln, nml 'lOi pId I.Ivor,
or "Ililll(iui.iic." In inuny cases only
part of tlicso symptoms aro expeih need. At
a remedy for nil such rases, Ilr. llerce.
Ciiildcit nicdlcal ItUcovery has no
eiiual.
For Weak I. hub, flpltlliiBr of Illood,
ShurliiOKM or llroatli, Iriinehllla,
Sevoi-o t'oiiKli., C'oiiKiiinpttuii, ana
kindred ntfections, it is u boveiehm remedy.
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for a case of catan li which they
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wlsv, pnitlnl loMof unell, taste,
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Dr. Sajro's Catahhm Hemkpv eun s the worst
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Tills noled Kpeclallst of Scranton. Is the
only specialist this side of ,Mew York, I'liiU
ndclphlii nni'i HufTulo who makes nn u.xcln
slvi! specialty of treating chronic, long
8tnmllnr nnil lingering diseases to which
man nml womankind tire subject, sucli us
Consumption, Bronchial nlTccllons, Scrofti
In, Stilt-Khciitn, Loss of Mniiliood.Skln dis
eases, Hlieiimiitistn, Ulcers, Old Sores, Epi
lepsy, Syphilis, Deafness, Loss of Voice,
Chronic Dinrrhtcn.Clillls nnd Fcycr, Worms,
Liver complaint, Cancels, Tumors, Paraly
sis, Tape, worm, Heart disease, &c, Ac,
vu rcmnlc (llscnscs n specialty.
No matter how lone you lmvu liccn suf
fering nor how mnuy Doctors you lmyc em
ployed In vain, you should apply to Dk.
MoTAOQAiir at once, when lie. will tell dl
rer.tly without holdini; out false hopes
whether your disease is strictly curable or
can only be relieved.
He owes his wide reputation for the suc
cessful treatment of all lingering or chronic
diseases to experience nnd close applica
tion for over 20 years, and to no miraculous
power. '
what tiik 1'ArKns sat t
"He is skillful honest, etttclent. nnrl(?ht nnd re.
liable and well worthy of the peopl 's confidence
and esteem. Ho always says exactly what he
means arid means exactly what he says." Scran
ton llrpubltcAn.
"He Is too useful a man to lose," Lackawanna
fJeinutrnf.
Corner Lackawanna and Washington Avenues.
SCRANTON, I'A.
Sept ll-ly
D
ELAWAHE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN KA1LROAD.
BLOOMSBUR.G DIVISION.
NOIITII. STATIONS. , SOUTII.
P.m. p.m.
v w 12 3i
8 64 12 26
8 43 12 22
8 40 12 15
8 3,1 12 OS
8 27 12 03
8 22 II 58
8 17 11 51
8 12 11 60
8 08 II 47
8 08 11 47
8 0.1 11 43
7 59 11 88
s 30 ...,-cranton.
a.m
a.m. a.m. p m.
0 10 9 15 2 m
8 SB ,
Uellevuo.... s is 9 20 sin
s ...Taylorvllle.. B su 20 2 16
o itt ,, iicKnwanna., u in 9 at li Zi
5 11) .....l'lltbton...... 0 31 9 41 1 30
H ai ..West l'lttston.l 40 9 47 2 38
7 58 .... Wyoming.. . u 45 9 &s 'J 41
7Sli. ..Maltby 6 49 9 60 2 41
7 50. Bennett. .. osiiOuitM;
7,4' ....Kingston .... a 58 10 153 50
7 471.. ..Kingston .... 0 58 10 05 t 60
7 42 Plymouth June 7 ua 10 102 55
7 88 ....l'lymouth.... 7 07 10 15 3 00
31 .... Avondale. . 7 12 10 11) .1 05
7 31.. NantlCOkO... 7 15 10 253 10
7 23 Hunlock's Creek 7 23 10 12 3 27
7 12 Milckshlnny.. 7 37 10 44 3 89
7 00 Hlck'a Ferry 7501111.152
651 .Beach Haven.. 7 67 1 00358
0 47 Berwick.... 801 11 13405
041 .HrlarCieek. 8 10 11 204 12
0 38 ..Willow drove. H 14 11 25 4 16
U 31 ...Llu oltldgo. 8 18 11 2114 21)
6 27 Espy S 25 11 30 4 27
0 21 ...lilromsburg.:, 8 30 11 44 4 34
0 16 .... ltupert 8 30 1 mi AO
li 11 Uatawra Bridge 8 41 11 554 46
5 DO,. . Uanvlllo 8 58 12 13 5 04
51 11 31
50 11 30
7 43 11 S3
7 30 11 12
18 11 00
11 10 51
05 10 47
G 58 10 41
6 61 10 38
6 50 10 31
6 42 IC 27
ti 36 10 21
0 80 10 10
6 25 10 11
0 03 9 66
0 00 9 49 5 49 ....ChUlasky.... 9 05 12 25 12
5 M 9 45 5 45i . ... Cameron.... ' 9 08 12 253 it
540 9 32 5 32Northumberland, U 25 12 40 6 35
p.m. am. a.tn.i la.rn. a.m. p.tn
W. F. IIALSTEAD, Supt. .
Superintendent's office. Scranton, Feb.lst,li?
Pennsylvania Railroad.
IMI
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
M
In effect NovTbM,lb35','Fralns leave Sun.
bury.
EASTWARD,
9.40 a. m., sea Shore Express (dally except
Sunday), for Harriaburg and luterniedlatestatlons.
arming ui rnuuucipuiud.i5p. in.; new iorK,
6.20 p.m.: Baltlmoie. 4.40 d. m. : Waihlneton.
6.50 p. m., couueetlng at Philadelphia for all sea
Shore points. Through passenger coach to
rhtladelpula.
1.4! p. m. Day express
dally except Sundayl.forHarrlsbure and Interme
diate stations, arriving at Philadelphia
6.50 p. m. ; New York, 9.35 p. m. ; Baltimore
6.45 p. in. ; Washington, 8.00 p. m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
through to Philadelphia and ltaltluioi e.
7.50 p. m, lteuovo Accommodation (dally
tor Harrlsburg and all Intermediate stations, arrlv
Ing at Philadelphia 4 25 a. in, : New York 7.00 a. m-
naiiimore, o.vs 1.111. j vtasuington f.soo. ra. :
Sleeping car accommodations can be necured a
Ilarrlsbunr tor PhlladelDhla and New York, on Hun'
days a through sleeping car will be run; on this
train from Wllllamsp't to Phlladelphla.Phlladelphla
puwruvis tun ii-uiaiuiusiecprr uuuisiururu umi
7 a. m.
7.1.0 a. m. Erie Mall (dally except Monday,
for llarrlsburg aud Intermediate stations.
arriving at Philadelphia 8.25 a. in. New York,
11.30 a. m. ; Baltimore 8.15 a. m. ; Washington, 9.25
a. m. Through Pullman bleeping cars are run on
this train to Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washing
ton, aud through passenger coaches to PhlladeU
pma ana iiammore.
WESTWAltD.
5.20 a. m. Erlo Stall (daily except Sunday), to-
.itu auu aiiiuiciuivuiuio bluiluils auu cauunuati
gua aud Intermediate stations, Hochester, Burf a.
foand Niagara Fulls, with thiough Pullman Pal.
ace cam and passenger coaches 10 Erie and lloeh
ester.
u.W-Nows Express (dally except Sunday) for
I-TU'L- llilVPM n,nl Inlp.lnnll.tn .l.llnn.
1.00 p. in, Niagara Express (dally except bun.
day) for Uano and Intermediate stations and i:n.
andalgua and prluelpal intermediate stations,
Rochester. Buffalo and Nlsirara Falls with
through passenger coaches to Kane and uoche.ter
and Parlor car to vt Ullamsport.
5.30 p. 111. Fast Line vdrlly except Sundaylfor Jte
novo and intermediate stations, and Elmlru. Wat-
&iu9 uuu luic-iuii-uiaio fiiuiiuus, wiiu inrougu pas-
9.20 u. m.-Sunday mall forltenovo aud lnterine-
uiaio btaiions.
T1IUOUU11 TUAtNS FOH SUNBUHY FROM THE
J3.AO 1 Apt U AUU 1 11,
Sunday mall leases Philadelphia 4.80 a. in
jiuiiiouuig i.u am, lug ut ouuuury v.xua. m. wun
mruugii sieepiurcur irom pnuaueiBuia to Wll
llamsport.
News ExDress leaves PhllAdelnhm 4. so u. m.
Ilarrtbburg, 8.10 a. m. dally except Sutidaj
arriving at Suubury 9.5J. a. in.
... , t. . . Niagara Express leaves
1 miuucipuia, i.iuu. iu. ; uuiiuuore T.ou a. m. many
except bunday arriving at sunbury. t.ou p. m.,
with througu Parlor car from Philadelphia
auu .uiuugu pa..i.-uKcr cuueues irom 1 nuuuei
phla aud Baltlmoie.
Fast Line leaves New York 9.00 a. ra. i Phlladel.
Phla. 11.50 a. m. : Washington, u so a. m toitti.
more, 10.45 a. in., (dally except Sunday) arriving at
bunbury. 6.30 p. in., with through passengei
vimvihdiiuui uiiauiiuum mm iiuiuniore.
Erie Mall lea tea New York 8.0up, m. ; phlladel.
Phla. 11.20 p. m. : Washington, nino u. m. - liulil.
more, 11.20 p. in., (dally except Saturday) arriving
ut Suubury 6.15 a. 111., with through Pullman
bleeping curs fiom Philadelphia, Washington und
Baltimore and through passenger coaches trom
punaucipuiu.
NU.MIUIIY, IIAZl.ICTIIN A: tVH.UI'.HIAltlti:
llll.uu.tli rt.ll ntlUTll A M II WKHT
III' AM'II IU I.M AY.
...... . (Dally except suuuay.)
Wllkesbarre Mall leutea bunbury lo.ooa. m.
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10.63 a. m., WlUtes-barre
12.18 p.m.
Expreas East leaves Sunbury 5.15 p. in., arriving
at Bloom Ferry 0.87 p. in., t llkes-barre 1.58 p, rn
Suubury MallleatesW(lkesbarreia4iia.m.arrlv
Ing at Bloom Ferry 12.15 p. in,, sunbury 13.53 p. m
Express Went leatea Wilkes barre 3.45 p. in.; ar
riving at Bloom Ferry 4.15 p, m.,bunbury 5.1! p.m.
SUNDAY ONLY',
Sunday mall leaves 6unbury 9.25 a. in., anltlng
at Bloom Ferry 10.H a. 111. tUlkcs-Barre U:3a 0 m
Sunday aecoinmodatlon leates Wllkes-lkirn) 515
P;45l" arrlting at Bloom Ferry, 6.48 p.lu., sunbury,
' ciVak.' rutin, J. It. WOOD,
tlen, M anager. oen. passenger Agent
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
A Hopeless Minority.
Among tlio Khv. Henry Ward
Ueccliei-y mmiy nouompllslimeiits nol
tlio least is tils ability ns a story teller.
To much ntiiuseil listeners I10 rocently
told this 0110 about a Now York drum
mer. A typical "knight of tho grip
sack" was detained at a small town in
Wietcrn Mew York awhile ago whero
a revival meeting wns lu progress.
He had met a party of convlval friends
during his slay there, and had what is
liopularly known as "a load on.1'
Nevertheless he drifted into the rovivat
meeting and took a sent well up in
front. It was rather close in tho
chtiioh and the wariL air wns conduc
ive for Bleep. Tho drummer yielded
to tho drowsy god aud utter nodding
a llttl'j sank into a profound slumber
and slept through tlio minister's i.tthur
long and diy discourse. The nudlencu
sntiir a liynin and tlio dtumuier stent
on Then the evangelist heRnn his 1
atmrcFs, ami wound up his icrvi'l ap
peal with this request :
"Will all of you who want to go to
heaven iileito risi."
Jivery one 111 thu cuureh except tho
sleepy diumtner arose. When the
evangelist asked them lo bo sealed one
of thu biothers in Iho satnu petv us thu
sletpiug drummer aecidently brushed
ngatiist him as lie sat clown. Thu
drumuic-r rub' ed his eyes,uud partially
awaku heard the lust portion -if the
ovaii",elist's request, which was :
"Aow 1 want all of vou who want
to go to hell stand up."
Tim drummer struggled a little,le.m
ed forward unsteadily, nnd tobo from
111s seat 111 a ilnzecl sort of i w ly
A sort of suppressed laugh ho heard
fiom somo ol tho younger peonle, and
an expiessiou of horror ho noticed on
the faces of some of tho older ones.
Steadying himself against thu rail hu
looked at the evangelist an instant nnd
then said :
"Well, parson, I don't hnow iiwt ex
actly what we're voting 011, but you
and I seem to be in a hopeless minor
ii.. 'i '
Freiglitened to Death.
Niiwaiik, N. J.. Jlaich. 2.'i. The
daughter ol Henry Hichard, a farmer
living between Kahway and rlain
hVld, near a small settlement calhd
Oak TieOjis lying at the point of death
11 eoiisi nuencu ot an elloit which was
mailt' to inaku her icfonu her way
ward disposition. The uiil who is be
tween l-l aud 15 years of age, and
quite well matured for her years, has
tieen in the liaoit ot going out 111 the
evenings with some of thu farmers'
sons, and was disposed not to heed tho
counsel ot tit r part ills, who Btiongly
opposed bucIi actions.
A KATllEIt's PLOT.
As tho cirl seemed determined to
pursue her wild habits, a scheme was
concocted by her lather and uncle
whi-reby it was hclievto that thu gnl
would bo taught such a lesson as would
forever cure her of the p-oneiicss to
wander from homo after daik. So
ono evening a shoit time ago, after
satisfying tl.euiselvis that thu gitl
was contemplating another meeting
with her companion", her lather anil
uncle lef' tho house ahead of her, ami,
going down the country road, lay in
wait lor her, disguising themselves so
as not to be recognized.
SF.UF.ll AND OAItltlKI) Oi l'.
They had not lontr to wait before
they saw her cominir toward them.
The timo was just between dayiight
and dark. When thu girl had aol
opposite the place whero they wire 111
inning iney otmi sprang at ner, ana
seizing her in their ui nis, carried her
tl into the buslits at thu side of the
mad, neither of them speaking a woid.
The young girl had no doubt that she
was in tho hands of rullians who were
about to kill her. Thu shock was co
gieat to her sjstum that bIiu was near
ly litei ally "ecarnl to death," and be
came unconscious at once.
THU 1'LOTTEllS KIlI(lHTKNKI),
The father and his assistant then be
came alarmed, and carrying her home,
resoited to overy means to bring her
to realize that il was ouly a joke.
But the girl's mind has seemed dazed
ever since, and the doctors state that
she will probably never recover.
Meanwhile- the father and unclu are in
a state of despondency at tho unlooked
for outcome of their attempt to correct
the evil ways of tho girl. It is also re
ported that the young fellows with
whom the girl had been in the habit
of going threaten to shoot tho father
and uncle on sight if there should be a
fatal result.
Sunday in Meiico.
A correspondent cf the Pittsburg
Dispatch, willing from the city of
Mexico, says : A Sunday in Mexico
is one long feast of champagne, with
out a lu adache the next day. When
the first Btreaks of dawn appear in the
east people bob out from this street
and tbat, hostelers hiiiry horses off to
private residences, gay ridel s whirl by
as if eager to catch thu shades of uighi
as they are sinking in tho west, and
by G:30 it looks as if all Mexico was
011 bortcbaek. Ladies wear beautiful
costumes, dark habits, short skirts,
silter and gold buttons and bioad
sombreros. Men display gi cater var
iety of costumes ; some wear yellow
buckskin suits trimmed with gold and
silvtr, others havo a drab kiu suit
artistically tiimtued, still others wtar
light cloth suits atnj high boots, but
toned at iho side, and reaching the
knee, A belt holding a revoiter, and
a Mexican saddle to which is fastened
a stvord complete this beautiful riding
suit And linn uhat riders! It is
the poeliy of motion ; they ore as but
jiart of thu petfect borBu they lide.
fake tho beautiful horws, artistic out.
lit, grand eyes glancitig at you from
beneath a pretty sombieio and jou
have a Mexican scene which is ims'int
ihle. Even Americans aro a thousand
timis handsomer whun they don this
outfit, nnd it is safo to wager that if
Iho men in the states would ndoni tho
Mexican riding suit thero would not
bo a single man left nfter a two
months' trial.
New Fashion Notes for Wonieu,
I.il ae in all shades is to be popular
for rpiingdusses,
Skirts of silk and wool brocade havo
draperitH of silk or soft cloth,
Norfolk jackets have one wido plait
at the back aud 0110 iu front.
Hroad Chautilly nud guipure lace are
used for trimming mantles.
Silk or mohair braid Is used fnrflnwli.
ing the edges of tnilor-mado suits.
Fuillo I'Vancalso will lm tnnMi
for plain as well as elaborate toilettes.
Itibbon fur ll'IltllH rVlRtlllTWiU Ntwl ltnj
hilH IrnvQUern atrines and irnMnn tmim.i
bats. '
I'lain cloth, diagonal and serge for
spring tailor-rnndo dresses are of light
weight.
LONG SUFFERING
I'rom Hlcnc I11U10 ltltlnc.
it Is by no means strango that Dr. David Kenne
dy, of llondout, N. V., should havo received tho
following letter, lly reading it you will seo In
onomlnuto why James Andrews was thankful 1
lir. I). Kennedy, Rmttlout, ,V. 1'.
Dsak.iik! I'nllltvlthln it recentdfltrt, I hnd for
several jearssutTered greatly from (Iravel, called
by the doctors Iho Itilck-dusl Sediment, For about
a year past this sediment has not passed on
hi tho usual iiuantlty, but has accumulated, caus
ing me untold pain. Having heard ot UK. DAMIJ
KKNNKDVS KAVOIIITK HKMKDV I tiled It and
alter Using about one and nne-half bottles 1 voided
a stone Irom the bladder, nt nn oval shape, T-Iti or
an Inch long, and rough on Us suiface. 1 send
you the largest pleee, Hint 5011 may see of what It
h composed, slneethdil hate felt no pnln. I
now consider mjelf cured, nnd cannot cxircss
my thniikfultiei-s nml gratitude lor so flgual a
deliverance fro"i a terrible disease. You have my
consent to uso this letter, should you wish lodoso
tor tho benellt ot other sullerns. Yours truly,
.Iamfs ANI'ltKWS,
No. lO.Mnrshnl St., tda Hill. Troy, N. V.
Dr. Kennedv's "Favorite Kemedv', Is imperially
offered nsn trttt worthy sp elite for Iho cttio of
Kidney nnd Liter Complaints, Const 1 11.it Ion nnd
all disorders arising Iroin an Imputo state of the
blood.
To women w ho suiter from any of (ho Ills pecu
liar lo their sex "Katnrlte llemedy"ls constantly
proving Itself nn mitnlll g Irleml-n real blessing.
There Is no inoie ngonllngclas of diseases, nnd
noun more certain ' not lo get well of Unfit" than
the disorders ot (he Hldnejs nnd Bladder. Tho
only medicine thnt does arford speedy iclltf nnd
permanent cure ot such affections Is Dr. Dntld
Kennedys "Faturlte Keniedy," of lioiidnut, N, Y.
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In presents with each box. Agents wanted ev
erj ivhere, of either sex, ot nil nges, for ml the
lime, or spare tlnioonly, to work torus nt their
own homes. Fortunes for nil workers absolutely
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land, Maine. (declSW
for Infants nnd Children.
"CMtorlalssowclladaptodtochllilrcnUiat I Castorla cures Colic, Constipation,
I recommend It oa superior to any prescription I 8ou'" Stomach, Diarrhcea, Eructation,
known to me." IL A. A tenet., St. D., Kma vu0s' ei,ca 6ll'cp wi Promot
111 So. Ozlord St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Wltnoutlnjurious medication.
Tmt CcrriCtt CourutT, 183 Pulton Street, N. Y.
economy wmw: pkactical
QUESTION OF THE HOUR.
mi., ir-TiwnUT.iiniiiM
EVERY THING TirAT IS
NEW AND STYLISH FOR'THE SEASON,
CAN BE BOrtiHT
CMEAPEE TMAI IYER
A Large and Varied Stock of
71! '
JUST RECEIVED
ALSO A LAKGEAND SELKCT LIKE OF
CSiotfiiB Uaasioiesest &e
Call and be Convinced that you have the
LARGEST SELECTION
OF TJIK
LATEST STYLE, BEST QUALITY,
AND AT '
The Lowest Possible Prices
AT THE
-
m&mw tfniiiii,
HIooBiBibiir2, Pa,
BSS:"1 t'or tlm Celebrated Cliickerinf, Ivcrs &
ES,M1'i,i4,--?M.' l'ond, nnd Voso & Son l'innos. Worldre.
E&itT?f L nowned Esley Oru.ms. Violins, Atcordeons
;E!S?l"'5y' W fl and SUeet Music. Celelnated While, New
fcfcv fJ Arm U6V'8! K-'w Home, Koynl Bt.
V- W I'-- yip f J0I111, and I.IkIu Itiinnlng lloinefitlc bewlng
s v-"lVli"i'' 'il
M ' I
GMAIN STREET,)
Iloftiigteg,
(0. B. KOBMIS,
DEALER IN
Foireign anM Mome&tic
WINES AND LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
IS- II
A
Tho story of our Fashionable
Clothing, at prices within the
reach of all, has caught the at
tention of our young subject.
Jle roatls that Yates .it Co. give
money's worth every time nnd
their overflowing stock for Men,
Youths, Hoys ami Children is
the best in Philadelphia to
select from.
A.0.YA1TES&C0.
(i02-(i0-l-(i0G CHESTNUT ST.
OF COGBS
OF -
3. M'AM TZEB
J'":uiiiei. j.eenie, uii umi tut
for nil makes of Scwlne Mncltlnes
1
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Stcro and warerocms, Nc. 128
PrankllcIAveauo-
Uo Witieiooma in Franklin Ac. and itwcen
ter fctreet,
SCRAISTON, PA.
tuj
All) thing to inaku uii anew aon
or repitli- nn old, in nock,
llur Iron, nml Sloi'l UoIih, Jlolt
K'kIh, Lug Swows, 'I'nrnliiicklo'
IIoi.) Shoes, and all Hlackmiitb
BUiillea,
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