The Columbian., April 09, 1886, Image 4

THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLOMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Making a Now Arm fora Man.
A surgical operation of exceeding in
terest isl)o!ni performed lit tho Ilatnio
man Hospitaljsays tho JT. Y. 7Ytbnie.
It Is ono of those cases that cannot bo
finished at a single sitting, but which
must bo carried through various stages
in i progressive way lrom tho begin
ning to ilio end. It. was begun about
thrco weeks ngo, and from tho present
indications thero is little doubt that
tho result desired will bo attained.
Tho patient is Christopher Doll, a
German, 31 years old. Ho received
his injury accidentally. Ho was ex
tremely fond of smoking a pipe. One
ovening about nine months ngo ho was
enjoying a quiet smoke in his room,
and wliilo reading fell asleep. In
some way tho pipe, which ho still held
in his mouth, was overturned, and tho
hot ashes fell from tho bowl upon his
shirt sleovo and set it on lire. It
smothered a tinio and burned several
small holes in tho si cove, and then it
burst into a tlamo and tho sleeper was
aroused. Tho firo had reached his
llesh, and ho toro at tho burning cloth
madly. Ho rolled over on tho floor,
and tmally tho tlamo was extinguished.
His right arm from the wrist to the
shoulder was terr'bly burned, and it
looked as If tho tlesh could bo scraped
from tho bono without trouble. Tho
pain was intense, and from tho nature
of tho wound it appeared as if the arm
would havo to be amputated closo up
to tho shoulder. Private medical treat
ment was tried for a time, but as it
did not accomplish any material bene
fit Doll went to a hospital. Ho re.
maincd under constant caru for two
months, lly this timo the forearm
had healed, leaving a frightful scar,
with the cicatrical tissue drawiug in
every direction. Despite tho most per
severing treatment tho upper portion
of tho arm from the elbow to tho
shoulder could not be healod. Tho pa
tient went to several hospitals, but
could get no rcliof. Theie was Bitch a
largo surface of exposed flesh in tho
wound that tho pus formation was un
usually large, and tiie antiseptic pre
cautions which wcro taken did not pre
vent the absorption ot the poisonous
matters into tho patients ovstera
Thus a dangerous condition of blood
poisoning was set up. He grow pale
and emaciated, lost his strength, and
courage, and when ho-was admitted to
the Hahnemann Hospital, about two
months ago, ho was a living skeleton
with hardly muscular power enough
lett to raiso his hand.
As soon as ho was admitted mcas
urea wero taken to stamp out the blood
contamination, which were eventually
successful, and patient began to recov
er strength. "yiien ho got strong
enough and his body was sufficiently
free from the incidental disease, it was
determined by the attending surgeon
to mako a new upper arm from the
tlesh of the patient's body, and to heal
up the wound by covering it over with
healthy tissue. At first small pieces
of flesh wore taken from various parts
of his body and placed in different
spots upon the raw shoulder as a mat
tor of experiment,to determino whether
the tlesh could be successfully crafted
The experiment was successful. Tho
little pieces of flesh and skin united
and made little oases on the dise&sed
shoulder. These minor operations
.were performed several days apart and
without too use of anv other than
local ana'Sthetic. Everything had
gone ,on so well that about ten days
ago it was determined to begin I ho
moro important part of tho operation,
which conaited in covering up a large
portion of the arm at ono time will
flesh. The patient was first put under
tho inlluence ot an anesthetic. Then
all tho cicatrical tissue upon the upper
arm was scraped with a kmlo until
wed proiusely and was entirely raw.
"Wlrile tho arm was held awav from
the body two incisions wero mado about
ttirce inches apart running upward
lrom all tho nhs tor about seven inches.
At the lower end of these incisions
crosscut was made, and then the strip
ot nesn was dissected up trom the ribs.
the full length of tho incision, making
ajargollap. 1 his was. lei t united at
the upper end. Then tho patient's
arm was brought close to his side and
this loose flap was laid over on tho
raw flesh on the arm and carefully
pressed and fitted iiuo position. When
this had been done there was still
largo section of tho upper back
arm remaining uncovered. Two in
cisious were again made similar to th
first two, running up and down the
upper portion of the side of tho back,
Tho flesh was thick at this point, and
permitted a free dissection. While
tho upturned flesh was yet palpitating
with the heart inlluence, it was put
over the bleeding'Hurfaco of tho arm
and fitted into place. Then the two
flaps were securely fastened into posi
lion by loug bands of sticking plaster,
while larger bands were run over th
lower portion of tho arm and around
tho abdomen and back, and interlaced
so that all motion of tho arm was stoi
ped. After the wholo wound had been
covered with an antiseptio dressing,
mo ether cone ,va.s taken oil the pa
tients lace, and ho soon recovere
consciousness. He suffered littlo from
rihock, and the. hemorrhage was com
paratiyely slight.
The arm was kept securely fastened
to his Bido for a wcuk, and the wound
was carefully dressed every day. At
first it was not thought that tho tlesh
from the side would adhero te the tlesh
on tho arm, but after two days it took
n h rm hold and grew as it it belongs
there, and little shoots of new lies!
branched out in every direction
few days ago tho ends uniting tho tw
flaps to tho body wero severed, th
loose portiotis were drawn around tl
under side of the arm, tho edges trim
med so as to make a perfect fit, and
wero then united with sutures.
contimiiiiL' the operation it will
necessary to alter tho shapo of the flaps
in some places. Unly a little slougl:
iug has taken place, and this has had
no injurious effect. Tho arm now
presents a comparatively natural an
pearanee. Tho biceps tnusclo will
Homewnat restricted until It gets usee
to tho now covering, and then it will
move as freely as ever. Tho patient
is physically strong, and since tho pat
lias subsided in his arm, has improved
perceptibly, and the prospects are that
lie will bo ablo to imvo the hospital
about a week with u now arm.
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A census of Home, li. 0. 8, number,
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Money find troiiblo nro soitictliing n
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In Stuttgart, Germany, the tricycle
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Does death end all t It seems not.
livery millionaire nowadays has to
havo a guard posted over his tomb.
Says an exchange: "All drcesy
spring wraps are short.'' That is moro
than can bo said of tho bills for thoni.
As a result of "The Mikado" epidem
ic, "llm (lowers that bloom in the
spring'1 will bo chestnuts when they
do come.
A Burlington (Iowa) man who died
tho other day loll $100 for tho report
er who slioufd write tho best obituary
for him.
A somewhat wcather-bcatcd tramp
being aked what was iho niaUer with
ins :oat, replied : "insomnia ; u hush t
had a nap in ten years."
The President goes to a Presbyter
ian rlniri'li about onoe n month, looks
hnrcd durinrr tho services, but stands
them out determinedly.
A Buffalo debating society discuss
id thn nm-stion. "llesnlved, 'lhat a
city man in tho country is greener than
a country man in me city.
"Red satin rain umbrellas" havo
been introduced into Paris. Ihey
would be no use here, for wo have no
rain of that kind in this country.
Com bread and buttermilk an an
cicnl Southern combination is bhii
served at dinners at many of the hotels
in that part of the country.
A Chicaco naner savs a tretilleman
U tiL'vcr so muun a Gentleman as when
in has a kmfo and fork in his hands
and knows how to use them.
The "silk-tailed chatterer" is tho
name of a bird that has reappeared
lately in Middle Germany alter an ao
seuco of more than thirty years.
Queen Victoria dodged when that
bundle of tiaticrs was thrown in her
carriago. She prouauiy inoueir; n.
. i . . , .
contained spring poetry. -tv.
Journal.
We are told that a centleman saw
a bundlo of silk on tho street thu other
day, and upon attempting to pick it up
ho louiid a woman at tne otner euu.
General Loean denies that ho is
writinij a novel and yet some of his re
cent soecehes in the benato would in
dicate that fiction is one of his strong
est points.
New York citv has only forty-seven I
dwelling houses which the Fire De
partment considers nre prooi. seven
are apartment and twenty-one private
houses.
"Aro we running on lirno t" said tho
conductor, repeating the nervous pass
enger's question. "No, sir; wo are
doing a strictly cash business. Fare,
please.
"Tho idea of old Boodlo fastiug
forty days to atone for his sins. It is
oreposteruiis." "Why!" "Well, ho
will either have to get an extension or
give up thu job."
In ono year tho people of this coun
try use about l.)0,000,OUO steel pens.
If placed m line the pans would reacn
from Now York to Liverpool, says one
who knows. .
It is Baid that Tom Iveeno, the Ira
gedian, has a lot of ground on Staten
Island, Tor which tho Uallimore and
Ohio Railroad Company will pay him
$300,000 at any time.
At a recent St Louis masquerade a
young married woman went in costume
as a hornet, tier nusnanci is aumoniy
for the satcmcnt that no disguise what
ever was required.
A ladv in tho Queen's service, who
made the mistake of wearing a cherry
ribbon during a recent term of court
mourning, has been deprived of htr
position for two months.
Tho petroleum wells of Upper Biir
ham havo been worked for 2000 years
and still produce abundantly. They
aro generally four feet six inches square,
and slink to a depth of 250 to 3,r)0 feet.
The Mind and the Legs.
from the Venter TrUjune-lleputAicai),
Men ceneially cross their legs when
there is the least pressure on their
minds. You will never find a man no
tually engaged in business with his
lees crossed. Tho limbs at thoso times
aro straighter than at any other, be
cause the mind and body work together,
A man engaged 111 auditing accounts
will uever cross his legs; neither will a
raau who is wiitiug an article, or who
is employed in any manner where hi
brait( is actively engaged ; when at
work in n silting posture the limbs
naturally extend to tho floor in a per
fectly Btraigtit line. A man may cross
bis legs if he is sitting in an ollice chair
discussing somo .business proposition
with another man, but the instant he
becomes really in earnest and peiccives
fcotnething to be gained, his limbs un
cross quick as a Hash, ho bends forward
toward his neighbor, and begins to use
his hands, That is a phase that I be
ltevo you will always observe.
Men often cross their legs at publia.
meetings uecuuso tney go thero to lis.
ten, or to be entertained ; they aro not
the factors in the performance, and thry
naturally place themselves in the most
comfortable position kuown to them,
namely, that of leaning well back In
their chaiis nnd crossing their legs.
A man always crosses his legs when he
reads a newspaper, but is moro apt to
Ho down when be reads n book. Ho
reads the paper, of course to inform
himself, but at tho same time tho per
usal of its contents is recreation for
him, and his body again seeks its po
sition of relaxation.
When a man is reading a unwspa per
and waiting for his breakfast his legs
aro always crossed, but so soon as tho
breakfast is brought to him ho puts the
paper aside, straightens out his legs,
and goes to work; that Is, begins to
eat, his mind now turning on the duties
of thu day before him. Men cross
their legs in a ballroom, but it Is far
from an elegant thing to do, and is
not done by thoso who havo been
brought up In good society. It is
your "three.pcnny.bit young man" who
crosses his legs at a ball, and, would
you believe it, I havo seen young ladies
do tho eamo thing!
Mousneline do solo for drapery has
pompadour etripes in delicato colors al
ernatlng with white.
-
Feather stitching in silk in contrast
intr color Is employed for trimniitic
costumes for early spring.
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burn, distension ot the Btoinach, hcadacho.
Kid nroatli, slocplPssncss, low ,plrlts ana
piiiornl prcntrnllon. constlpntlon Is a
frequent concomitant ot ily6epsli but
sometimes It Li attended Willi cliarrlxru.
Tlietritof many years and tho experience ot
many thousands and tensot thousands of every
niro and condition ot lite has established the fact
that nu one win remain a dyspeptlo who win inKO
mc purely Tcmuie niuicnne.
1'UIIELV VKdKTAUI.K.
TESTIMONIALS.
AS EFKICACIOI H HKMKHY. -1 can recommend
n nn i ftlpnrlmis rpfnedl Inrnll diseases fit the
liver, heartburn and d spepsla, hlmmons Uver
Hfputalnr. Lewis (I. WuuJer, ICJ.1 .Master .St.,
Assistant Iwttnaster, t'liiiaueipnia.
tVniTtHtt 1 PniVI'ITflM. .1.
we wish our aMderstoknow that we have found
tnurn nenent lrom Using Mminons uver ucKummr.
our trnuTilenri iinntpdnnd rend 'red chronic many
years In India, leaves little hope of a perfect
cure trom anytninit. nui. tne neKiiiaior uas ai-
rnnle.1 mnra relief ihfln flit ptsn we havp tried. UO
Biy this without the wLshor knowlediteotJ.il.
zeliln J; tu, who preinre it in rnuaueipnia.
ltRV It. (1. Wil.llKIt,
M. "Missionary ltevlew."
U'liinuliiuu 1. (1 Mnntimtnprv t'n.. Vtl
MKssitH. J. li. zki.in V CO. llavins suffereil
rom debility, headache, iiizlnexH and lost ot nppe
tlte,and tln)f pereuadeil they resulted trom an In.
ncuM' uver, cuiiiuuna i-niT ivKumuii nmiuuni.
mended by a trlend. 1 was greatly beneilted In n
wiori i me, ana consiucr u an aimosi iiiuwuein.iuio
... t XI t,L"l1'l.lll.'lt
iiousi'iiuiu iruinij. ,i. u. t.u . .
rmsrAiiKii uv
J. II. ZElLiINA CO,
Plllt'S, $1.00. PlIll.AllKl.l'IIIA.
Adams' Patent Metallic
PICKET FENCE.
f 1.78 per rod and upwards.
SPECIAL QUOTATIONS.
All klndi of Iron Fcncn, Gitei, Fire Eicpei, ic.
Iron Work in all ityleu.
TRCC CUARO
Coal Screen! a specialty.
Iron Ladden, Wheels & Crettlng.
Blackimlthlng In ill branches. Eitimttei furnlihed.
EAGLE IRON WORKS,
Oor. Union & Canal St.,
WILKES-BARRE, PA
maicli 12-88-ly.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
D
ELAWAKE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.
BLOOMSBUKG DIVISION.
NORTH.
STATIONS.
souTn.
p.m. p.m.
6 00 la 311
8 64 IS 26
30 ....Niranton....
8 26 Ilcllevue....
a.m
a.m. a.m. D.m.
a lu 19 UO I
S 43 12 ii
8 22
8 16
8 10
8 U'l
7 58
7 54
.T&YlOrVllle... 1 6 20 9 Ml 2 1h
6 15 9 BO 2 10
8 40 12 IS
. Lackawanna... 6 27 a SI 2 22
8 S3 12 OS
8 27 12 03
8 22 11 M
8 II 11 M
8 12 11 50
8 OS 11 47
8 08 11 47
8 03 11 42
7 59 11 38
7 54 It 31
7 50 11 30
....HUSton..... 6 34 9 41 2 30
.West I'lttston.l 6 40 9 41 2 36
...wjomiug....! e 45 9 52 2 41
..Maltby 6 49 9 56 2 44
7 50
....uennett.. .. 053100124;
7 4T
7 47
...KlUKatOD .... 58 10H52 50
...Kingston.... 0 58 10 05 1 50
7 42 I'lymoutti Juno 7 U2 10 102 55
1 34 ,
7 3D,,
7 38 ....riymouin.... 7 or 10 133 00
..Avonaaie. . 7121020305
Naullcoko... 7 13 10 25 3 10
I 43 11 S3
7 23'Uunlock's CreeK 7 23 to 82 3 2.
SO 11 12
7 i2..Milcksulnny.. 7 37 10 44 3 89
7 uo llluk's Ferry. 7 50 11 113 52
6 54 ..Beach Haven.. 7 57 1 IM35S
6 471 Berwick.... 8 04 11 13 4 05
6 41 .Briar Creek.. 8 10 11 20 4 12
7 18 11 00
7 11 10 51
05 10 47
0 58 10 41
t) 54 10 88
8 50 10 34
6 38 ..Willow drove., 8 14 11 25 4 16
6 34 ...Liu eltldge.. S 18 ll 29 4 2.1
n 42 iu srr
6 36 10 21
C 30 10 16
0 27 Kbpy , 8 25 11 30 4 27
6 21 ...lUoomsburir... 8 30 11 444 34
0 16 .... ltupert 8 36 1 50 4 40
!5 10 11
6 li Catawl'a Brldire 8 41 11 55 4
6 08 56
0 00 9 49
5 55 9 45
5 40 9 32
p.m. am.
5 66 . . Danville..... 8 58 12 135 04
n 49l...iChulasky.... 9 05 12 2"5 12
5 45I.... Cameron.... u OS 12 25 6 11
5 32 Northumberland, 9 25 12 405 35
a.m. I I a.m. a.m. p.m
V. P. IIALSTEAD, Supt.
Superintendent's omce. seranton, Feb.lnt,i5
Pennsylvania Railrcad.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
H
TIME TABLE.
In effect Nov. bth, 1885. 'l rains leave Sun-
oury.
EASTWAItD,
9.40 a. m., Sea f.hore Kxpresa (dally except
Sunday), rorllarnsburtrandimerinedlatestatlons,
arrlvlns at l'blladelphla 3.15 p. m. : New York,
6.20 p. m. ; Baltimore, 4.40 p. m. ; Washington,
5.50 p. m., connecting at 1'hliadelphla tor al
uaaeipuia ior an cei
auure pomu
rblladelphla
Shore points. Thiough pa&benger coach to
1.43 p.
m. Day express
dally except Sunday),forlIarrishurc and tnterme-
dlate stations, arnvlnir at
6.50 p. in. ; New York, 9.35 p. m. ; Baltimore
6.45 p. ra. ; Washington, 8.00 p. m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
through to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
7,50 p. m. ltenovo Accommodation (dally
I'uiiauoipuia
tor iiarrisourg ana an inicrnieaiaie siaiions, amv
ing at Philadelphia 4 25 a. m. ; New 1 ork 7.00 a. m-
Baltimore. 6.25 1. 111. : Washlnmon 6.30 a.
Sleeping car accommodations can t secured a.
Harrlshurg for Philadelphia and New York, on sun
davs a throuirh HleeDlne car 111 be run: on this
train trom WllTlamsp't to Philadelphia. Philadelphia
passengers can lemulnlnsleeper undisturbed untl
i u. 1
m.
7.10 a. m. Erie Man (daily except sionaay,
for llarrlsburg anil inteimedtato stations,
arriving at Phlladelnhla 8.25 a. m. New York.
11,30 a, in. ; Baltimore 8.15 a. m. ; Washington, 9.25
a. m. mrouzn puumau sleeping cars are run on
mis train to niuaaoipuia, uammore ana asning.
ton, and through passenger coaches lo Philadel
phia and lialtlmoro,
WESTWAltP.
5.20 a.m Erie Mall (dally except Sunday), to.
Erie and all Intermediate stations and canandal,
gua and Intermediate stations, Kochester, Uurti-
loana Niagara cans, wnn iniougu ruumau i-ai-ace
cars and passenger coaches to Erie and Koch,
ester.
9.53 News Express (dally except Sunday) for
iakk liaieu uuu luieriuemuiu biuiiuus.
1.00 n. m. Nlacaru ExDress (dally exccDt Sun
day) for Kane and Intermediate stations and Can.
andalgua and principal intermediate stations,
ltochester. Bunaio and Mairara pans
wuii
e1'
through pasienger coaches to Kane and Kochester
ana rarior car iu t uuaiuspori.
5.30 n. m. Past IJiiu ( df lly except Sundayifor lie.
noto and Intermediate stations, unit Klmira, Wat
kins and Intermediate stations, with through pas
senger coaches to ltenovo and Watlclna.
9.20 a. ni Sunday mall for ltenovo and lnterme-
oiaiu stations.
TlIKOUail THAINS POll SUNUUltY PIIOMTIIK
KAT AKUHOUm
Sunday mall leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a. m
llarrlsburg 1.40 arriving at bunbury 9.20 a. m. with
through sleeping car from Philadelphia to Wll.
llama port.
News Express leaves PhlladelDhia 4. SO a.m.
llarrlsburg, 8.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
arrlvlmr at Sunbury 9.53. a. m.
Niagara Express leaves
rnuaueipnia, , ,iu a. m. ; iiauunore r.au a. m. laauy
with through Parlor car from Philadelphia
auu mruugu passenger vuacue irom i'uiiaaei.
Dhla and Baltimore.
Past Line leaves New York 9,00 a. m. ; Phlladel.
nhla.ll.50a. m. : Washington. 9.50a. m.iBalll.
more, 10.45 a. in., (dally except Sunday) arriving at
ouuuurj D.aup. ui.. vriiu luruuk'u passeugei
couuuesiruiu 1 uiiuucipum nnu jiuiuiuure.
Erie Mall leases .New Y'orkauup. in. ; Phlladel.
pnia, 11.20 p. in. ; Washington, 10.0
loop. m. : Haiti.
more. u. m.. (daily excent rut
itunlay) arriving
at sunbury 5.15 a. in., with through PuUuioa
Sleeping cars from Philadelphia, Washington and
Baltimore and through passenger coaches from
Philadelphia,
a'NIintV, IIAZI.KTtl.N X' wii.kksiiaiiui:
UAII.UOAII AMI MI11TII AMI Wl'.MT
111' M!II Itill.WAV.
(Dallr except buuuy.)
WllVesbarre Mall lfavoa iuuVury 10.00 a. m.
arriving at Uloom Ferry 1UW a. iu., Wllkea-barm
li.18p.in.
Express East leaves Sunbury 5.45 p. in., arriving
at lllnnm Vfrrv R? n tn . wlllci.H.t)ArrA i.rji n. m
Buuliury jlaflleaveaWllkel)arreio.4ua.m.arrlv
IngatHloomlerrylMSp. m.,Hunbury 1.55 p. in
I rcnoc V7hE2h . .A
Exprtaa Weat leaves W lltes-burre Ml p. m., ar- ouuenug iroin some lorm Ot Ulood ills
riving at Ul,oinrerr.lsp.m.,bunburyll.lip.in. , rrdHr or skill disease, such as S,(mfI
Sunday ostv.
..8HR.djyl'MTs
11 uiuuuircrn iu.iik.iu. iiLi't.iiiirri. i Iran n in.
BunJay accommodation leatia WllWea-llarre ill
in., arriving at lllnrini VVrrv. fl.in in . Knnlxi-v
liuiH? u Ul00u Ferry' MS p' m" ',l"lburJ,,
v ?n m.V niV..- a.
IIi E TlITl'lIf 1 It
- -
Oanal anJ Hillroad Laws,
COMMITTEE OF I10TII 1'Ol.ITICAI. PAU-
TIE8T0 COMI'KI.TIIKIR ENKOItCKMIlST.
A cominittco of twclvo Kcntlcmen,
selected from both political parties, has
been appointed by mcmberrt ot the
Confltlttilion.il Convention of 1H7H for
tho purposa of coinpcllinir tho next
Legislature to enfnrco tho provlalona
ot the Constitution relating to cum b
atiii railroads. The UepnbUcans on
tho committee arc Kx. Attorney Gen
eral Henry W. I'nliner, Kx-.Tmlje John
M, Hroomall, (joorpt iN. Uorcon, iNor
ristown i D. N White, SewlekvilJ.-t
Luvi Hooke, Winliehl, nml .1. W. M.
Nuwlin. The Denioeratio nienibeto
aru Kx-Sciinlnr C. 15. Huuknlew, l'lti
dent V. H. Goweii. of tho ltuadiiu
Kailroad Company! Ex-Governor Our-
tin, Attorney General Cnpsidy. Mortl
mer 1'. Kllmt ami .lanus r. Uarr. ut
the l'ittibiirir I'ott.
l lit'su gentlemen will lomi no piny
nor ind'jrs" any individual can lltliilu,
but will tlTect organi7.ation in oieh
county of the Statu and issuo nu al
dress callinu on tho voters to suppoit
thosn caiidiilatcn who will pledge ihom
selvcs to remain in re'sion until the
necessary legislation is perfected.
Mark Twain.
HIS llfMOItOUs WItlTISIlS
I'AII) IIIM A 11ICII Al'TUOIt.
IIAVK
Mark Twain has received from "In
nocents Abioad nnd "llio Glided
Age," nearly or finite $o0l),00(), and he
ha recently diawn So:i,000 on the
proceeds of four mouths' salo of
"Huckleberry r inn. It we add to
thce figures the dividends obtained
from "lioiighing It," ''Tom Sawyer,''
maguz'1110 ailteles, and his ablest woi'n.
tho patent scrap-book, Mr. Clemens
his probably made moie money by
his pen than any other wiilcr except
Sir Walter Scott if, indeed, his earn
ings do not aggregate ns much as
Scott's. If, then, nu author's casli no
count is the true measure of his literary
ability, the St. Loins Republican urgej
Jlr. (JlemHiis 1ms had but onu uval in
all tho ages. lie is a veritable whale
among the nisigiiiticant minnows
which people the sea of literatme.
The poorest of his inngHzinu articles
brought him at least double thu puiii
.Milton resetted lrom "J aradlse host;'
Jour months rtceipts lrom "lluckel
berry Finn" nro more than Shake
speato was paid for nil his dramas ;
"Innocents Abroad has been more
profitable in a financial wav thau were
the collective poeniB of Wadswotth,
Somhey, Shelley nnd Coleiidge, ami
the patent tcrap book has been a rich
er mine than that of Addison and
hwiti. As lor such impecunious
scribblers as Spenser, Burns and Poo
the sum total of their pecuniary re
wards did not amount to as much as
half tho proceeds of the dramatic ver
sion of '-The Gilded Age." P. or Barns
was dunned on his death bed for a
debt of $35. A revised edition of Mr.
Clemens' "Jumping Piog" would bring
the creator ot that tamous annual ten
times as much as the miserable sum
which vexed the last hours of the
sweetett of song writers.
Obicago's Great Clock.
Tho works of thp immense clock
which has been put til) in tho board of
trailo building in Chicago an- pro
nounced a most jierfnct reproduction
of thoBO of the oreat Westminister
palace clock in London, hut with somo
additions and improvements adapted
to its commercial purpose. It is con
structed of iron, bronze and steel, and
weighs ten tons witltin.t the bell, the
latter adding some .t,,)00 pounds more.
Tho pendulum alone weiuhs .ri0
pounds. In its airangemeut the works
are divided into a lime train, a hand
train, and a striking train, theso seve
ral trains coinpiisiiii' eeperato frames.
Each of tho tiaius is operated by a
teparato weight, and tho three weitthts
together reach somo !),,Q0 pounds.
The hammer that strikes the Loll
weighs eighty pounds', the clookwoik
is below the dials, which aro ten feet
too inches in diameter, and thu bell is
aboe them, or 2,")0 feet above the
ground. Tho pendulum swings one
way 111 two seconds.
A Uuildipg for Workirn; Women,
Warner brothers, tho well known
corset manufacturers, havo commenced
the erection of a building in Hrirliro.
port, Conn., to cost $35,000, for the
free use of tho 1,000 girls employed it;
their factory. The building will bo a
bout seventy feet squaro and three
stories high. The first story will ho
devoted to a restaurant, where gc od
meals will be furnished at cost. The
second story will contain a largo read
ing room and library, conversati"ii
room, music room, bath room and lava,
tory. The third story will contain a go
hall, sealing COO, a small hall seating
150, and class rooms, wliero ovening
classes in singing, penmanship, chaw
ing, book-let cping, tancy needle-work,
.te, will bo taught.
The building will be under tho caio
of a competent matron, and will be
free to all gills in Warner Hrothers'
employ. It will be the tiist building of
this kind ended in this country and
will without doubt prove the practical
wisdom and benevolence of its project
or. A Hawk Catches a Oit-
A huge California hawk swooped
down on a sleeping cat at Santa Uosa,
California, tho other day, and bore it
squalling and scratching high in tho
air. When about 500 feet hiah the
hawk lost its grip, and the cat came
down with fearful velooity, but the
nawk caught it again lust before it
struck thu earth, and was carrying it
off when suddenly both fell like lead to
to tho ground. Tho cat had bitten
through the hawk's h-'ad, killing it in,
stantly, and the fall killed the oat.
Tha Wheat Outlook.
Seventeen hundred reports, covering
every important whoit country iu Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Kansas,
nud Missouri say tho present prospects
of tho growing crop are very favorable
in Indiana, Misiouri, Illinois, and Ohio,
fair to good in Michigan, and poor in
Ivansa. All show nu important im
provement sinco tho recent rains. Tho
prospect averages even better thin
two years agd, Tho are sown is lur.
ger than thu amount harvested on last
crop. Reserve of old wheat moderate,
but Michigan ha over ono-fourth of
last crop remaining. Half of tho farm
ers nro disposed to sell. Country roads
bad.
There are scores of tiersmw u!-n ni-n
L rL5 t lfsons w..o aro
I Hoils, etc, eto. After a practical test,
J. II. Jlercer asserts that Aultm'a Ithwi.l
.... . -
f-llxlr will Cfltmnly CUIO all stlrh (lis.
n . 1
I cast- Including Syphillis am
I Jthcuiua
mil. but a
I lloni ,. - . .
u I'?"'" nostrum, uut a
. isceiumo iireparation. ho cua
preparation, ho guarantees it.
elys CatarrH
Cream Balml
When applied Into the
nuMriia mui uo nnsiiro'
ed effectually cleans.
In? tho head ol
catarrhal virus, caus
ing healthy secretions.
Itnllainlnilammntlon.
protects tho mem
brano or the nasal nas-
I sntres horn ndilltluiial
' etiiils.wimplelely heals;
tho sores and restores;
sense) of tnslo and;
smeii.
Net a tnulil nr hnnfr
Apply a nartlcln'ol
HHAY-EEVER
tho Halm Into each
nostril. A few nnnlleatloin relieve. A thorough
tteatmenl will euro. Aitieenblo lo us . send lor
circular. I'rlce W ets., by mall nr at diugWs.
KI.Y IIHOTIIBKH. dr gBHIS. owego,
,nra d 4wr,
ASTHMA c
GERMAN ASTHM I
CURED!
1 IIICII TI1IL MS-
iIski the noitilrptlull
THMI CUREiX'n,
mnrt Tloletit tttack i lnpurrn romfortable (Ippp
l.rTla iMa whom all nlhnr tYmMlM Iftll
rio wRlllnff for rrnnlln. lln ncllon I
mmfdlnle direct .nnd crrtiiln. iind n
curem rnrcirain mi vuuaiiiji.
II permooll enrrt int. Rei" w 7
I m PotlrrtT reitore4 to hculth Ij flfrmtn Atthini
Cmn." Thet. Mtton, Hsmllon, Vkio I
Germta Althm CM It tlljrtncUlm tut lU tlnm
fiU." iYn. K. Yon IByBriifi, urtrrmii.r, a.
faiso rM." Mrt. M. i- T'trick. Undtndtrrt, Vkio
Jkwtmi f mkr UtUM Bla. life J tfrnlil
'n.Mn A.tl.Min I'urn In until hv til dmif
of rrtce. 1 rial rartaim ftrn to my Wtfjri .fur 1
BUtin U.ClllKrMAV. M.l.. N.Iiim..MIi.ii.
.i... . Mi an,i mi. nr Mftt tiv mall nil mrllil
ih a.) 11101 u.ss.
more money man nt niijtlilnsc clso uytnkn
I11K iin nKoucy tor tho best selling book out
lleitl'iners Buceceil Krnndly. Noun full
TemiH tree. IIallett Uoob 1'0.,1'orti.an
Maine. laccisto.
& Flm i
for Infants and Children.
"CMtorlalasowclladaptodtochlldrenthat I Castorla curea Colic, Constipation,
LTtMTi: ASpUoa KSS; at.
Ill 80. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N.Y. WUto'ut Injurious modicotlon.
Tun Clemen Conri.vr, 1S3 Fulton Street, N. Y.
SHU
ECONOMY Tlfl
QUJESTION OF
EVERY Til
NEW AND mm
CAN VVj JOLtGHT
CHEAPIB TEAVI
A Large and Varied Stock of
! CLOTHfflG, I
U , J
JUST RECEIVED.
ALSO A LAUGH AN) SELECT LINE OF
Hefts. aistoig &e
Call and be Convinced that you have the
LAMEST SELECTION OF GOODS
OF TIIE
LATEST STYLE, BEST QUALITY,
AND AT
The Lowest Possible Prices
AT THE
jpf ate f lotito Iti
.lIooiai$lBgi
GMAIN
lilonmslHU'!
C. IB, BOBBINS.
DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IN CICA8S,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Tim shirv o our iMiHliioiinbli'
Clolliiiiir, n't prit-orf within tho
reach of nil, litis caught the at
tention of our young subject,
lie rcatlM that Ynte.s it Co. give
inoneyV worth every time nntl
their overflowing stock for Men,
Youths, Hoys ami Children is
the best in Philadelphia to
select from.
A.0.MTE8&CO.
(302-00-1-00(3 CHKSTNUT ST.
1KATI.CAX
THE IIOUK.
TNG THAT IS
FDR THE SEASON,
For tho Celebrated UltlcVtriu, Ivers &
I'ouil, unit Vose it Son l'lanos. Worldre
uowneil Kstey Organs, Violins, Accoulvons
und Sheet Music. CYlebiiitud White, New
Hl(-h Arm Ur.vis, ew Home, Hoyul St.
John, und Light Running Domestic t-cwing
Miii'.hinus. Needles, oil mill nttiiehnicntB
for all makes of Sewing Machines.
STREET,)
Styo and wartrecics, No.
FrankHr.l'Avenue.
12G
lso Wareiooiub ill Kionklln .We. unil tnti
ter stn-cl.
SCRA1NTON,
,4
PA.
OF
.0 1. 1,
An) thing lo iimVn up anew wagon
or itpnii an old, in ttnk,
liar Iron, rnd Sltel Iiolts, Jlolt
linil, lug Hciews, Turiiliucklo'
Hoi be Shots, and all Ulatknniti)
supplies.
Aprsi-ly