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THE COLTJTMBIAN AJH) DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBTJR.Gr, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Martlu Irons.
sToAif of Ills imurAi. life as told iiv
ins wins.
Tito ccntrnl figure in tho great mil
road strike on tho Gould Southwestern
syotem wtw Martin Irons. To thoso
whf know anything of tho man this
circuinstnnoo proves conclusively that
the Btriko was not inaugurated at tho
request of tho best element in tho
Knights of Labor of tho Southwcstt
but at tho demand of tho worst ehnrnet-
ers in tho order. Irons is Master AVork
man of the assembly at Sodalia. His
election was not procured by tho con
servative element. His predecessors
wero comparatively fair-minded men.
They objected to arbitrary measures.;
They wero in favor of giving tho rail
road company n chance to settlo a dilli
culty before precipitating a strlko. This
iuu not suit mo ponoy ot trio minority.
It wanted a man of Us own stamp,
was in favor of terrorizing tho company.
It succeeded in cowing tho majority,
and finally selected Irons as tho head
of tho assembly at Sedalia, and tho
Socrotary of District Assembly No. 101.
A fow days beforo tho Knight's con
vention was held at Marshall, Texas,
Irons called at tho Missouri Pacific
Railroad Company's oflico and asked
for return passes for himself mid asso
ciates. His request was granted. It
was for neglecting his business in at
tending this convention and piloting
tho visiting' Knights about tho town,
after tho convention had adjourned,
that Foreman Hall waj discharged bv
tho Receivers of tho Texas Pacifio Hail
road Company.
When Irons determined to begin a
general striko on tho Missouri Pacifio
Railroad ho did not tako counsel with
tho conservative men of tho order.
His cronies were the desperato spirits.
Ho simply did thoir bidding. Although
perhaps in tho minority the bad clement
was in control. Their ferocious threats
deterred thoso Knights who considered
the striko uncalled for from asserting
their manhood and finally from even
expressing their opinions.
Powdorly saw at a glance, upon
visiting tho section, that, tho strike
was unjustifiable. He lacked the back
bone to tell Irons and his associates so,
and contented himself with issuing his
secret circular on his return to Pennsyl
vania. Tho result of tho striko is a matter
of small consequence 10 the men who
ordered it. The Knights of Labor may
havo received a sovero blow ; manj of
them may have been impoverished ;
many of them may have beeu rendered
homeless, but Irons and Coughlin and
Sullivan, tho heads of the Joint Ex
ecutive Committee of District Assem
blies Nos. 101, 93 and 17, have lost
nothing. Many think they aro much
richer to-day than they were eight
weeks ago! Sullivan is a school teach
er at East St Louis. He may bo a
poor one ; ho looks it, a big, burly,
coarse-grained, red-haired and red
bearded know-nothing, but his job is a
good one and ho retained it all through
the striko. Coughlin is an ex-Methodist
parson. His head teems with wild
ideas, to which ho gives tongue in
ridiculously sensational language. Irons
is an agitator. He calls himself a
machinist, but he never served a full
apprenticeship.
Tho person who is best qualified to
Bpcak of Irons is his wife. She lives
about five miles southwest of Richmond
Mo., and is a decent body. Tho fol
lowing interview was Held with her a
few days ago. She said :
"I was born in Kelkeith, Scotland,
June 21, 1832. My maiden namo was
Mary Brown. I was married to Mar
tin Irons in Lexington, Ky, by J. K.
Lyle, D. D., on July 28, 1852.
''After I married Martin Irons wo
resided in Lexington, Ky., about three
weeks and then we started for Now
Orleans, stoppincr at Cincinnati, where
my brother and Mr. Irons, went into
the saloon and restaurant business. Ave
returned to Lexinctoa in three months.
Irons went to work for Mr. Heininwnv
in the hemp factory, looking after
inuuiuiiury unuer iioucrt JJrovvn, my
father, who was foreman. In tho fao
tory he lost tho second finger of his
left hand. In tho spring of 1853 wo
removed 10 Cincinnati, where my hus
band worked for Robert" and John
Brown as a machinist. Shortly after
ward ho wont to work in a sowing
machino shop. Prom there we went to
wewport.lv y., whcie wo icmaincd seve
ral weeks, Mr. Irons still working in
the sewing tuachinu shops. Ve went
irom luero to (Jamestown, Ky., where
1... 1 J .1 l e ' .
ne-worKuu in mo netnp lactory. We
remained there till the fall of 1854,
when we returned to Lexincton. Kv..
and my husband worked in the machine
shops. In 1850 wo went to Hannibal,
Moi Irons could not get any work
mere, so no went to u j.ouis, where, 1
think, ho worked as a machinist. In
tho satno year ho went to work for Mo
Grow & Morrison, in the foundry, at
Lexingion, Mo. Wo left Lexington
for Liberty in 1859. I lived at Liberty
Mo during tho war. In tho fall of
18C5 we returned to Loxincton. Mo.
In 1807 wo went to Knoxville. Mo..
whore Mr. Irons went to work in a
saw mill. In 1870 we removed to
where I now live, five miles southwest
ot Kichmond, Mo.
KOKCKI) TO I.KtyK llisr.
"I Bcpcraled from my husband in
1870. Viro wero then living at a place
known as Lime John Brown's, which
joins the placo whero I now live."
"Did you leavo Mr. Irons or did ho
leave youT
i.T i..r 1.!... T 1 . .
1 luit mm. i nave u I. seen mm
since wo separated. He has sent me
souio money jinco wo seperated, but
not enough to support mo and my
luuniy.
u T T 1 i. . .
-nave you ever ueeu divorced irom
Irons! '
11XT T 1 , .. r . .
-vu. l received a letter irom inm
slating that if I wanted a divorce ho
would not appear against me. Sineo
men i nave leirned that he has married
again. I do not know tho woman he
married.
"Who ho a kind parent and husband!
"No; ho wm very cruel."
"Have you your marriage certificate!"
"lcs, hero it is: 'Dug is to certify
that Martin Irons and Mary Browu
wore with their own consunt. this dato
lawfully joined together in holy bonds
of matrimony, which solemnized by mo
;v minister of tho Gospel, licensed to
aoleinnizo marriage, In tho presence of
a creditable witness. Given under my
baud this 28th day of July in the year
i our j.uru eignieen iiiinureu ana ntly
two. - J. K. Lvi.k, D. D."
'Was there any complaint made
against your husband for assaulting
your'
'Yes i Robert, my son, mado a com
plaint against him charging him with
assault to kill. A warrant was issued
and served by Joht Brown, who was
theu alien!! of J (ay county.
"What wns done in tho matter!"
"It whs comprised. Since our sepa
ration I have known very littlo of Mr,
Irons except throuuh tho newsnape
reports. Martin Irons was born at
Dundee, ScotJsnd, in 1832."
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out.
Mrty tliviilcntls nro filllnc the pock-
etbuok.
A common pnsswonl "Tliu butter
pleiue."
'1 raveliiitr unuer fnlso colors Wom
en who paint.
Tho pet dorr Is to bo boycotted nl
summer hotels.
Liiiiutry U lo como, and rumors of
her inarriaga nro stnrtetl.
Sonio of our pooiely leaders murder
tho King's English Iti their letters.
Iliriiic flowers for linvnto and pul-
lio cutcrtfilnments is n big business.
Wonder if Job was a iiaraurniiher !
They Bay that ho wns full of humor.
Cucumbers havo arrived on schedule
time. Now look out for music in the
heir.
Olcomnrtrarinc mutt bu stroiiL' to
keep up a reputation, nntl to tasto nat
ural liko butter.
It is said that ol tho 00,000 llubruws
in Now Yotk city not one is tho keeper
ol a grog shop.
If tho barbers strike tlicro will bo a
revival of tho old question what shall
wu do to bo shaved f
Tho American boy's first bawl aen-
crally hits tho hippy father stiaight on
llio leit ear.
Spiinc opeiiintrs nro still boinir held
but lite thing thai does tho most open
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Them's a now cemetery out West that
is rushing up trade in lots by adver
tising bargains in intent graves.
"Mamma," cried a "i-year-old girl,
"I started to make my doll a bonnet
nml its come out n pair of pante.
Tho number of paupers in London
oxclusivo ot lunatics in asylums aua
vagrants is reported at 10a,;i0U.
Portland, Oregon, has an alleged
whito laundry, but Chinesoaro employ.
cd up stairs, out of sight from the
street.
A library of 2000 volumes has been
established by tho Boston and Albany
Kan road lor tliu licncht ot its employ
ees.
Tho Princess IJismark finds 15is
terribly stubborn regarding his diet
Ho will cat cabbage when ho should
chow pepsin.
Why is a young man closeted with
his wifu's mother like an ancry bear at
a oirciiB? Hecauso there is trouble
Brulo.
Tho average annual yield of the
ivimberly diamond mines 111 South
Atrica during the past thrco years hss
uecn isiz.uuy.uUU.
Colonel Folsom, Frankio's grandpapa
is a dear old man, nnd ho can wnto Ins
name upon n piece ofpaper represent
CM fin
lllg I51W,UUU,
Kentucky has M,000 square miles of
conl helds; Pennsylvania, 12,000; Ureat
isntain, 11,859, and England, alone,
busy square miles.
A cavo largo enough to accommo
dato nil tho citizens of tho town is to
bo dug in Clifton, Dak. It is design
ed ns a safeguard against cyclones.
Evangelist Moody objects to church
fairs whero "any cm can bo kissed for
2,r) ct-'nts." IIo is right to object.
Twcnty-fivo cents is too confounded
cheap.
Hen Hulk r is suing his son-in-law in
a Minnesota law Court. The General
is shrewd in beginning personal law
suits as lar away irom homo as posBi
bio.
Tho Hank of Montreal appears to bo
in a prosperous condition, for its em
ployees havo received a bonus of 10
por cent on their salaries during tho
past year.
"When is a man dead" asks an ex
change. When ho can gazo calmlv
for five minutes at a show caso full of
fishiug tackle nnd not want to bio
away to a trout stream.
There aro 124 button faotories in
this country and yet many a man lias
to let tho church collection plato pass
with only a nod because ho has not
oven ono button. to throw in.
A dude has sued a Bkating rink
owner for a lost cane. Such an exhi
bition of courage leads to tho dark
suspicion that tho dude swallowed it
and so acquired a temporary spine.
Tho largest theatro in tho world is
tho new opera house in Pari". It
covers nearly three acres of ground; its
cubic mass is -1,237,000 feet; it cost
about 100,000,000 francs.
In the Owl Mountains, Wyoming, is
seen at long intervals a snow or whito
ibex. O110 of theso ram animals was
recently killed by an old trapper end
hunter known ns Shoshono Jack.
Somebody has written n book onli.
tied "What Shall My Son Ho ?" Upon
...l.:..l. rI ti -.-i ..t
wtiiuii auiuu uue iruiiKiy replies; "11
tho boy is ns bad as the book the
dinners are that they will bo hanged."
Texas SijXinyi
During tho month of April rj2u,933
pounds of manufactured tobacco were
exported from the Second district of
Virginia, against nn export in tho cor
responding month cf 1885 of 7!I5,073
pounds.
Mir-s Kloicnco Nightingale has fre
quently exprissed 11 desiro to visit
America. It would afford Americans
very much pleasure to seo and thow
her what thoraro doing in the way of
hospitals.
A Michigan man, bv feeding a
tramp, found a long lost brother of his
wile, wo suppose this ought to bo
taken as a solemn Warning against
something or other, because ho has had
to kecj on lcediug him ever since.
Hans vou Dam smiled all over his
face ythterday.- "I haf a poycott,"
he re market) 1 mine vifo she gif it to
me." And now wo suppose the uic
tuie papers will give poi traits of Mr.
nnd Mrs. on Dam, too, Judye-.
J, II, Meicer wishes to mnko an
assertion, which he can back with 11
postlivo guarantee. It is nil about
Acker' Hlood Elixir. Ho claims for
it superior merits over all other remed
ies of its kind, ami guarantees for it n
positivu and sure cuio for ltheumatism,
Syphillis, and nil blood disorders, it
frees llio skin from spots and disease,
and leaves llio complexion char
Ask him about it.
There aro scores of persons who aro
suffering from some form of blood dls
frder or skin disease, such as Scrofula,
Hoils, etc., etc. After a practical test,
J. H, Mercer asserts that Acker's Hlood
Klixir will certainly euro all such dis
eases, including byphillis and Khcum
utisin, Jtis net a patcut nostrum, but a
scit ntifio preparation, ho guarantees it.
After a thorough test J. II, Mercer
most positively ntserts that Acker's
English Hcmedy Is tho best medielno
for asthma, oroup, coughs, whooping
cough and all lung troubles that can be
touud. Ask him about it, for ho fully
guarantees it.
SVMl'TOMS ov JJysi'iH-atA
nro loss of appetite, riling ol food, heart
burn, distension of tho stomach, headache,
bad urcatli, sleeplessness, low spirits and
general prostration. Constipation Is a
Ireuuent concomitant of dyspcpila, but
sometimes It Is attended with diarrhoea.
The test of mnnv rears nnd the exnerlence of
tunny thousands nnd tens ot thousands ot every
ago and condition of llfehai established the fact
thai no one will remain a dvspepllu who will tako
tho purely vegetable nullcrine.
3gT
l'UlllILV EOKTALH.
TKST"moN!A!.S.
AN EFFICACIOUS ItKMEDV.- t can recommend
ns nn enicaclous remedy tor all dleases of the
llier, heartburn and tlispepsla, simmoni Liver
Ilegulator. I-ewli o, Wonder, l(1 Jlaster SU,
Assistant rosimaster, ruiiaucipmn.
KllIMKIAI. I'MNCRTOK, N. .1.
i Wo wish our readers toknovr thai wo have found
much bonent from using Simmons Liver Iteirulatnr.
our trouble originated and rendered chronic many
years In India, leaves little hopo of n perfect
cure Irom anything. Iluttho insulator has af
forded moro icller than nil eKowchawitrled, Wo
say thli without llio wish or knowledge ol J. II.
Benin si-o., who prepare u in rnuadcipinn.
ItRV, a. If. 1 l.lfKU,
I'A. "Missionary lIcMcw,"
William 1'bnn 1'. i .Montgomery Co., l'n.
MKssllS. J.II.ZUL1N CO.-llavlng sutlcrcd
rom debility, headache, (llrztncgs nnd los, nrnnne.
tlto.nnd being persuaded they resulted from an In
active liver, Mmmous Liver regulator was recom
mended by n friend. I wns greatly bcneilteil In n
short time, and consider It nil almost Indispensable
household remedy, ,!. t. PKTTKHUU.
I'HKrAHKII nv
,T. II, ZKIIil.N ifc CO ,
. PJIICK, ljl.00. I'lllI.ADKI.l'IIIA,
J-EIjAWAUK, IiAOKAWANNA AMI)
WESTEltN ItAILltOAD.
BLOOMSHUHG DIVISION.
N0IIT1I. I STATIONS.
i SOUTH.
Ia.ni. n.m. p m.
n.m. n in
n.m
U Od 12 .1,1
S 30
...cranton..
S 51 VI it
S 4S It! 2-1
H An i-j is
8 2tl nellevuo
w 11, V 10 X 05
15 9 20 2 10
0 20 9 21) 3 15
U 27 9 31 2 23
0 31 9 41 3 30
0 40 9 4f 3 ltd
0 45 9 63 a 41
II III 9 2 41
fl 5.) 10 0-12 47
(I 53 10 05 2 60
0 58 10 05 V! 60
7 02 10 102 55
7 07 10 15 3 00
7 13 10 20 3 05
7 13 10 25 3 10
7 2J 10 K2 3 27
s
8 is1
s 10
.. Lackawanna..
l'lttston.....
..West l'lttston. I
....Wyommg.,,.
. , ..Jlaltbj....
Hcnnetl, ,
....Kingston ....
....Kingston ....
Plymouth June
8 3.1 i US
8 S, 1'.' 01
S i!i 11 58
8 IT 11 M
S 13 11 M
8 OS 11 47
5 OS 11 4f
8 Ot! 11 43
7 51) 11 38
7 51 11 31
7 60 U lit)
7 IJ 11 23
7 3D 11 13
7 18 11 LO
7 11 ID 51
7 0.1 10 4T
0 68 10 41
0 61 10 as
6 50 10 31
0 43 1G 37
0 3li 10 31
0 30 10 111
0 35 10 11
H OS II 50
0 00 II 49
5 55 'J 45
5 40 8 m
p.m. am.
s 01
7 SS
7 51
7 60
7 41
7 17
7 42
7 38
..nymouth....
1 HI Avnmfnla
7 3)!..,.Nnntlcoko...
7 21 Huuloek's creek
7 12.,shlckshlnny..
I 00 . Hick's Ferry.
0 54 ..Iicachllnven..
a ir llnrvvtf-L- .
7 37 10 11 3 C9
7 50 11 11 3 62
7 5" II 00 3 6S
H 111 11 1 a i or.
0 41
0 38
C 31
o s;
fl 21
a is
0 11
5 Ml
.lirlar Creek..
.Willow drove..
...Llmellldgo...
i Iispy
...Uloomsburg...
S 10 11 20 4 1!
S 11 11 234 IS
IS 11 2U4 21
S 23 11 aa 4 BT
8 30 11 444 31
8 311 11 60 4 40
Catawl'a lirldgo s 41 11 55 4 46
tl.nvlll. u .a ... ... .,,
6 49
..Chulasky.... 05 12 215 13
5 45
6 33
a.m.
Northumberland 9 25 13 405 . '15
1 u.ui. a.m. p.m
W, P. HALSTEAD, Supt.
Superintendent's onice. Scranton, l'eu.lst,13.;
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
In effect Nov. stb, lsEft'Fr'alns leavo Sun
bury.
EASTWARD
9.40 a. m.. Sea. Shore Exnrnss (dnllir nyeent
Sunday), for Harnsburg and intermediate stations.
aiiniug ui, x I111UUC11JU1U a.lD p. m. , new iorK,
6.20 p.m.! llaltlmore. 4.40 D. m. : Wnshlnmon.
60p. m., connecting at Philadelphia for all Sea
Shore points. Through passenger coach to
maaacipiua.
J . 1.43 p. m. Day express
dally except Sunday),forlInrrlsburg and interme
diate btatlons, arriving at l'hiladelDhla
0.60 p. m. j New York, 9.35 p. m. ; llaltlmore
6.43 p.m.; Washington, 8.0op.m. l'arlor car
through to riilladelphla nnd passenger coaches
uauugii lu ruiiuueipiiia anu llaltlmore.
7,50 p. in. llenovo Accommodation (dally
tor Hnrrlsburg and all intermediate stations, arm
ing at Philadelphia 4 25 a. m. : New York 7.00 a. m-
uaiumoro, 5.35 a.m.; Washington c.30a. m. ;.
oict.-uig cur uucuuiuiuuiiiiuus can oe Fecurca a.
Harrlsburtrforl'hlladelDliliinndKp.w Ynri.-. iinwnn
days a through sleeping car will be run; on thbi
viuiu iiuiu iiuaiusp t iu 1'uuaaeipnia.i'niiaacipnia
jiiMauiHiuatttu ivluuiuiu sieeucr uumsiurocu uuti
7 a. m.
7.10 a. m. Erie Jlall (dally except Monday,
for ' Ilarrlsburg and Intermediate stations,
arriving ut Philadelphia 8.35 a, m. New York,
11.30 a. in. ; llaltlmoro 8.15 a. m. ; Washington, D.25
n-m. Through Pullman sleeping cars are run on
mis irum iu 1 iiiiuut-ipnia, oauimoro anu wasning.
ton, and through passenger coaches to l'hlladel
phla and Baltimore.
WESTWARD.
5.20a. m..-Erie Jlall (dally except Sunday), fo.
Erie and all intermediate stations and Canandal.
gua and Intermediate stations, Rochester, liulta-
iuuuu .-tiugiuuruus, nun tutougu ruiiman rai
ace cars and passenger coaches to Erlo and Koch
ester.
.53-Ncws Express (dally except Sunday) for
1111, t UMU luivilliuuiuiu siaiions,
1.00 o. m. Nlatrara Exoresa (dallv exeent finn.
day) for Kane and Intermediate stations and Cm
andalgua and principal Intermediate stations,
Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls with
through passenger coaches to Kane and Rochester
auu i-arior car 10 iwninmspori.
5.S0 P. 111. Fust Lino (drllv excent SundavWor lie.
novo and lnteiuiedlate stations, and Elmlra. Wat
kins and intermediate stations, with through pas
senger coaches to ltenovo and watklns.
9.20 a. in. Sunday mall foriienovo and lutcrme-
uiaiu biuiiuns.
THROUGH TRAINS l'OH SUN11URY VROMTHE
JiAST AMU MJUT1I,
Sunday mall leaves 1'htladelphla 4.30 a. ra
Harrtsburg 7.40 arilvlng ut sunbury 9.20 a. m. u tth
mrougu sieepiugcar iiom rutiaueipuia to WU
llamsport. News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a. m.
Harrlsburg, S.in a. in. dally except Sundaj
arriving at Sunbury 9.53. a. m.
Niagara Express leaves
1 lumucipuiu, i.iun, in. , uaiiuiiuru ..an u. in, many
except bunday arriving at sunbury. 1.00 p. in.,
with through l'arlor car from Philadelphia
and thiough passenger coaches from Philadel
phia and llaltlmore.
Past Lino leaves New York .no a. m l'littnripi.
phla, 11.50 a. m. ; Washington, 9 50 a. m. ; Haiti-
iiiuiL-, a. 111., vuuuy except nununy) arilVillg ut
sunbuiy, s.3op. in., with through passcugei
coaches from Philadelphia and lialtlniore.
Kile .Mall leaves Now Y ork aoo p. in. ; Philadel
phia, 11.20 p. m. ; Washington, nuo p. 111. ; Haiti
more, 11.30 p. m., (dally except Saturdaj) arriving
at tiunbury 5.15 a. 111., with thiougli Pullman
bleeping cars from Philadelphia, Washington and
Baltimore and through passenger coaches Iron)
Philadelphia.
HUNI1IMIY', IIA.I.KTO.N .V U'll.KUHIAKKIi
KAll.KIIAI) AM) .SOUTH AM) lT
III' M1 IH.I.WAV.
(Dally except buuuay.)
WHkesbarro Mail leaves buubury 10.00 a. m.
arilvlug at Uloom Ferry 1U52 a. in., Wllkes-barre
12.18 p.m.
Express East leaves Suubury 5.43 p, m., arriving
at llloom Ferry B.37 p. m., Wllkes-barre 7.58 p. in
Sunbury Mail lenies Wllkesbarro 10.411 a. m. arrlv
ing at llloom Ferry 12.05 p. in., buubury 12.55 p, m
Express West leaves WllkeB barre 2.45 p. in., ar
riving at Bloom Fciry 4.1S p. m.,suubury 5.11p.m.
Kl'NDAY ONLY".
Sunday mall leaves feunbury 9.25 a. m., arrlMng
at Uloom Ferry 10.14 a. m wtlkes-liarre ii:S5 a.111.
bunday necommodatlon leases Wtlkcs-Baries:i5
D.m., arriving at llloom Feiry, 0.4s p.m., sunbury,
' oiia!"k. PUGH, J, It. WOOD,
uen. Manager. acn, Passenger Agent
L. E. Klotz,
.-SOLE AGENT FOR
THE SHAVER SYSTEM
-OF-
TELEPHONING,
(Specially ndnpted for communication In
.Mines,)
For llio Counties of Carbon, Columbia, Lo
lilgli, I.uzerne, l.nckiiwtninn, .Monroe,
.Montour, Northampton, North,
umlierlniitl anil Schuylkill,
Also, Agent for lltu
Mm System o! Arc and Incan-
. I'l.ii
-AND DEALER IN
KUSCT4Ut SUPPLIJCS
Mill Applluurcs of all klnils. Hotel
una iiotiso Aiiuuiiclatnrs, Ilurglar
Alaims, Kltctrlc Door Dells,
Llghtnlnir Arresteri, Kite
trio (las Lighting, &a.
hstlinatcs given nn oil work onuppllcntlon.
I'. O. Aihlnss,
L E. KLOTZ,
a .MAUCII CHUNK, I'a.
, "STSollcIlora and Agents wanted.
Apr.-10-Snis. ,
RAILROAD limn TABLE. I
Tho Oldest Tiano,
A JIUSICAI. I1KI.1C TO in: SF.EN 1M TIIU
ANCIENT TOWN OF LYNN,
Tho "inventor'' of llio first American
piano, which was brought out in Salom
according to moro than one chronicler,
would not hnvo enied to Iidvo the fact
generally known that hu spent hour
after hour nt different limes studying
tho lingers piano, nnd that ho copied
all of its essential poinis. This vener
able instrument U a surprising tevela-
Hon to those wlm ponilor on tliu 'strides
mndo in tho mnnnlacliire of piapnfnito
in this cotintty. This musical lelio of
"vu oldun time" is a pretty convincing
bit of testimony to tho fact that iheio
have been no astonishing improvements
in pianos Jor n hniidiul ears. The
cssiiitials of tho modern splendid
pianos are nil in lhai old insirumen',
nnd its nol( s aro still surprisingly ex
cellent, wliile'lhe "action is nlnuxt a
marvel ol mechanical nehiu'incnt, win n J
tho icinoteinss of tho production is
taken into account. The cajo is u onr-t-ly
one, filletH nl raiv inlaid work pio
fusely ilivcisilying tho beautiful lose
wood and mahogany, whllo the keys,
though varying slightly irom llio pres
ent pattern, aro about ns good as those
now standard, In sis.o this instriiuii nt
is in ii'i wiso lo be compared with the
modi i n piano. It is so diminutive
that its leal excellence is obcuieil. Il
is 00 inches long, 2i! 1 2 inches wide
and !tll inches high. Its legs, six in
number, nro ns slim nnd of llio shnpo
ns those of a slnml or small tablo, Tin
leus'aro Kipiaie, tapeiing lo the bottom
slightly bended. Four of tho leg mo
on the ft out of the piano. At oicb
end, mulct neith the piano piopcr, are
email music olivets with door opening
lo the front, while still neater the piny
i t until rneatb aro sin lvi s with ji:u:u
fully rounded cornels. Jti-it nbove the
lees handsotiiu rotetles aro set iion
tho body of tho iittMimeiit. Their
are two pttlnln, one being used In inn
long the tiotcs and tho otlur seiving u
lunula purpose. One of lis ti'u-i h lo
increase tho volume of sound somewhat,
by lifting a section of tho top of tho
piano or nil near the front. Hie other
use of this pedal is to iiiodtico tin imi
tation of the firing of ciuuoit, in litis
caso a clam bang operation, astlu- play
er suddenly Itllw tho section ot tliu lop
refeiied lo and ai suddenly lels it fall.
Jiobton Herald.
He Didn't Bite.
HllAlll'CItS IHSCOVI'.K A FAIlMKIt WHO
WAH I'P TO rilKll! llltltlllTKST (i.5Ii:.
Thero is n slinrpei's jinmo which lins
been ployed lor tho lut-t lmmlicil years,
and as the turniiiL' tioint ih avnnco tho
camo works fortv nino tilnca where il
fails once. Two sharntra sel out a
low weeks ago to play it on a Wayne
comitv lamier. Uno ot them camo a-
lone ono day anil wantid lo bnv llio
faun. As ttio farmer wanted to sell, it
was uuilo easy to striko a liarjiain. The
pure was to be S-1,000 in cash, and the
man handed over S-'')0 to bind the
bargain. Within two days a second
stranger came along and wanted tho
farm. IIo wanted it fo bad that he
couldn't stand still. IIo found indica
tions of coal, natuial gas and conl oil,
and ho was willing lo givo soiOt) for
the place. The idea was, of courte,
that tho farmer would ho awful sick of
his lit nt sale nnd seek to buy tho man
oil. Jt would pay tit 111 to oner tho man
9l,oUU to veleaso him.
... Tho second stranger was only out of
sight when tliu hint ono turned up a
gam. 111s inotnii wateiou over tlie
prospect, but not for long. Tho far.
mer explained that ho had been offered
$2,u00 more, and added :
"Hta I don't' cato for money. The
8-1,01)0 is enough for me and it's all the
old farm is worth. When you are
ready to pay tho balance we'll make
out tin unpen.'
The purchaser offered to release him
lor 1,000 S700 S.iOU 8300, but
tho fanner didn't wnn't ti bo- released.
IIo hung to tho bargain money and he's
got it yet, while the pair ot sharper
rave and guasli their ttuth every tunc
they think of tho thickness of his
skull.
Preservative Action of Common Salt,
Ever slnco the days of Lot's wife the
antiseptic and preservative action of chlo
rWo of sodium, or common salt, has been
generally known. Plates of salt have
been placed on cofllus nntl dead bodies
from time Immemorial, probably from
some ill-understood. Idea of its sanitary
virtues. The addition of a littlo vinegar
to a dish of salt causes the disengagement
of chlorido, which Is a potent antiseptic
and disinfectant. During the prevalenco
of epidemic diseases, of whero tho drink
ing wnter Is liable to contamination with
organic matters from any cause, it may ba
well to increase tho amount of salt tuken
with the daily food, as the gastric Juices
would disengage a certain nmount of
freo chloride In the stomach. Chicago
News.
What a rrofCMnlouul Tattoer Says.
"I havo two men who come hero every
day whom I nm tattooing all over tho
body, from the neck to the ankles. One ot
them will go to Australia after It Is done,
and the other goes In a dime museum hero
nt S2o a week as the escaped shipwrecked
mariner. They como hero for three bouts
every day for four months, and pay mo
tlCO each when done. Yesterday I had
two ladles up here to be tattooed. On one
I worked a star and a name upon her
pretty arm," sighed the brawny artist.
"No, I don't havo many lady patrons, but
some of the sea captnins's wives havo It
done, for you know It is n euro for rheum
utism nnd a sure preventive San Fran
slsco Exchange.
Visual Perception of Colors.
Sensations of vision require a definite
time of exposure of tho retina, which time
Mr. J, if. Cattell of the university of I.eip
bIc, finds to be considerably dependent on
tho nature of the object and the intensity
ot the light. It vnrles with tho several
colore. Orange give the quickest Impres
sion on the eye, and yellow closely follows
It; theu comes blue, red and green; while
the retina is least sensitive to violet light,
the time for which is from two or three
times ns long as tho orange. Ily lamp
light thu eyo works nore slowly than by
daylight, and the order of perceiving
colors is changed to orange, red, yellow,
violet and blue. Arkansaw Traveler.
A New Kind of llurglur Alarm.
A new burglar alarm consists in a small
might which falls oil n window when
laised ard explodes a thirty-two blank
cartridge.
Itusslu's 1'etrulciim Halauce-Slieet.
The magnitude of the Items in tho bal-anco-sheet
of tho St. Petersburg Naph
tha Producing company (llrothers Nobel)
is impressive. Tho nssots, taking the
ruhlo at a shillings, amount to 2,631,000
liounda bteiilug nnd tho profit last year
wus 200,000 jiounds sterling. Tho coin
jiany possesses factories valued nt 438,.
000 pounds sterling, nllowanco having
been mado for depreciation; steamships
stand In tho balance-sheet nt 427,000
pounds sterling, tracks nnd vehicles nt
247,000 jiounds sterling, storehouses nnd
reservoir at 404,000 pounda sterling.
Tho kerosene la stock Is put ut
207,000 pounds sterling, residual pro
ducts at 128,000 pounds sterling.
Among the liabilities share capital stands
nt 1,500,000 pounds Bterling and out
Wandlng obligations nt 428,000 jiqunds
sterling. Theso nro obviously tho incN
dents of an immense annual producing
power. Foreign Letter,
U years dax ciiee.or.ffPent fr'eo to S7ad
elys catarrh
Cream Balml
demises the heatlj
nllays liiflnmmn.
tion,. heals the
sous, ristoreB the
senses of taste,
smell, iii'iriW. HIAYF.EVER
times lelUI, i pusillve cine. pinileie Is up
lied Into eneli noslill, nnd Is ngrccnblo In us ,
PrleeMetR., by mall ornt drusglls. Send forelr
cular. ELYliltOlllEIIS, druggbils, Owego, N Y.
AprSf. d.iiv.
ASTHMA
CURED !
I (IICI.K TKI1L ron-
Tinrra the omul klrplical
Jr.FRMRN ASTHMri r.URE,lV,'.,lf;,
ICIU iunt K iiwurr',ri'iuiiiiiiii' : "vr,'
linn where ill nltorrnncMIr fall
No MnllliiH ,lr rrMill
t, nrlliti, lo
nmiriilnte, direct .!i!'il..rer.V!l!,.'.f."J,..D
1
rureU cllrrleilln him 1111.11111, i a-i..--
11 permtooiiur coroa rut. ncicr in mo .nj uir.
timfOtlffl .tired to htfcllh ty Oerhmn A.thtni
.. r..,r fit,..,. .imifli.H ttkla
OcrminA amllor I, kll Jin -Itlm ft r II. It utter
rtll.. 1" f , Iti oipmi. Uirenttur a. V
Mf rhj.lv-lin ricommen lad Oermin Aitlniift Cure. Il
Bu,.,t uie. Jf.i .V. . T'l'li, J.tii'm UAlo
TfeonunJ of ttmlUr Ull.r. 01 01. Ak so drvrtlit
KhaHl II.
f!.nn ltln,in f'nre Id fnM 1'V sll drnir.
.,. nil,,, miui Nt.nr p4nt liv I, nil oil nli t
oft-rk-o. 1 rial iBcki. I'rei- tu any ftildrcM fur
stAine. It.1 llll- r I1 1 . .11. 1'.. M.l-nni.mm,
Api SamoH ns,
more money than at anything elRpbytaka
Ine nn nireucy lor the best scIIIhb book out
llegl'incn) succeoil grandly. None fall
Terms freo. IUllett Book ('0,,1'OKTtiN
Maine. declBBS.
for Infants
'Castorlalssowelladaptodtochildrcnthat I
IrccommendltaasuperlortonnyprcscrlpUon I
knowntome." IL A. AkcheOLD., I
IU So, Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Tux
HAVFEVER
ECONOMY THE FIMCTICAL
OIUffiSTIOW OF THE HOUR.
EVERY TJIING THAT IS
NEW Ai SIM FOR THE SKAON,
CAN UK BOUGHT
cheap thai mm,.
A Large and
JUST RECEIVED.
ALSO A LAKGE AND SELECT LINE OF
Call and be Convinced that you have the
LAMEST SELECTION OF GOODS
OF THE
LATEST STYLE BEST QUALITY,
The Lowest Possible Prices
AT THIS
W'r &t-ai 1
For tlio Celcbriittil ClilclterlnL', Ivors &
XMV l'oii.l.nn.lVosD&lSoii I'innoa. Worl.lre-
'PltW 0W'R'd KMcy Oralis. Violins. Atcor.leons
WtfU UW fe( uiul BlieetlMimu:. CelelimieinVliltc, New
M Sj "IK11 Arm Davis, Mew Home, ltoyal St.
FfW? ' Wr Jolin.tand Light Hunniiig Domestic Hewing
W-M, . '$ , 1 I Jlnnlilncs. Needles, oil nntl nttnclimenls
QMAIN
C B. KDBBIli
DEALER IN
Foreign audi Mamestio
WINES AND LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BL00MSBURG, PA.
Wltolesalo nml lit
m
BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES.
llcailtjutirliN for
MGRdlANr jRON & STKKL-
Storo and Wart-houst-H, No-. ISC & 128 Knmkliii
Avi'iiui", No. a Lnek'a Avmuo it 210, 212 kfc 2M Ct,i.
ter Streft,
iiCRANTON, PA.
For Our-
NewDook
entitled
THIRTY YEARS A DETECTIVE
BT ALLAH F1NKEIIT0M.
Conlaintnir a thoroujth nd romrrehenilTe ipoiS
of crlm lnit mctlcoj ot tlHlradet nd ClMtci,
with Numerous rpiioacsof rsriopM Experience
In tne Deteotlon of OrlmlpU, ooTerlnu a
iwlod f Thlrtjr Yar Aetlvfj Beteott
tlfaand embraclnir many intensely Intererttnii
ond thrtlllna JUetectii'C tSlteUhct. k
An entirely new book, pronr!u illustrated,
and wlta Portrait of tbo Ureat UetocUre. .
tar ACE NTS WANTED! '
In Tcry town there are number; of ropl o
mill be olad to vet thtt 6ooK.lt sells to Mcr
ehant5, Mechanics, Mrmert and not eulonal men.
Thus erery Airent can plcft out NUt or more In
a town to whom ho can fool sure of selling It to.
We want On Asnt In eterv township, or
countr. lSAni per son, with this book, can
become a succMiiMont. For full particular,
and terms fo (iffents, address
G, W, CAItLETO N 4 CO,, lniblljhers, New Tork.
apr it n
At, olUBt
1,1 tbdrotin
tiUlM Iwil.WHt-knimn aiirnrr!i' Lit
ftml.' eni-Aii iwr. I.tnblllirif.
may-I t-lt.il.
nnd Children.
Cnatorla enrca Colle, Constipation,
gour Stomach, IMarrhtna, Eruc"'!00 .,
K111LVu0T3' e'V3 P
Without injurious medication.
Cesmcb CyKriKT, 132 Fulton Street, N. V.
Varied Stock. of
anccawtuwtaaKir
OF
STREET,)
lull dealers I
c5j AGENTS WANTED