THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
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Lift) is Loudon.
WOMI'J 10LI.OWISII VOCATIONS FIT ONLY
von riir. s-rittttoHvr Mr.N.
Whether It ho the exilw nco of enor
mous Rlnmlltig ntin!et, thu havoo of
centuries of wnr, thu nbsenco of prac
tical ctliio.itloiml facilities, or tho low
licss of laborers' wnges, that compels
bo mnny women on tho continent of
Europe to seek to gnln a living in oc
cupations which wo doom fit ohIv for
tho strongest nml rudest of men!' cer
tain it is llmt one of tho commonest
mid, to Amotion!! oyes, tho strongest
sights there is tho number of women
engaged in agricultural and other so
voro manual labor. In Franco women
nro Btlll occupied in tho mines, drag
King or pushing tho heavy trucks of
coals through the narrow tunnels that
ruu from tho scams to tho shaft. Of
course, in such work tlioy adopt tho
ordinary costume ol working minors,
and at tho first glanco aro not to bo
distinguished from tho men, by whoso
sale tlioy aro working.
Somo of tho onirics In tho French
census as to tho laboring population
aro strango enough. In Parts thcro
aro 0 fomalo boatbuilders and 215
"wheelwrights, farriers and Baddlors,"
a sawyers, -to carpenters and joiners, a
masons and 1 plumber. It is, however,
in Austria that wo find tho greatest
proportion of women encaged m
heavy physical labor, not merely in ag
riculture or tho mines, but in paving or
cleaning tho streets, or in carrying
lingo trays of mortar or hods of bricks
up to tho workmen on tho Bcailolding
oi uutidings in tho courso ot erection.
IIicbo women do not seem to complain
of their lot; thoy havo been bred up
to hard work from their infancy, and
aro used to nothing better! their lan
guago and manners aro as coarso as
those of tho malo laborers, whom in
figuro they resemble high chested,
broad shouldered, no traco of a waist.
and possessed of great strength. To
such stout "daughters of tho plow" it
is an easy task to wheel a street sprink
ler or pull about a hand cart laden with
milk, as may bo seen &ny day at Ant
werp, whero tho milk woman, with her
noat white cap and kerchief and her
assistant dog is i striking picture.
IVORKKUS IN THE MINES.
In Prussia about 0,000 women are
workers in mines, quarries and foun
dries, and about 2,000 arc classified as
"drivers, postilions, and railway labor
era,'' and about 1,000 as "ship's crews,
sailors, boatmen and ferrymen;'1 in the
last category will como women cm-
ployed in towing canal boats. It has
been asked, why do not women adopt
callings more adapted to ieminino
hands t Tho reason seems to bo tho
industrial condition of a great part of
tho European continent, which affords
to them no better means of earning a
living, and tho fact that theso occupa
tions, which aro so utterlv unfeminine,
aro just thoso in which unskilled labor
can bo employed. A change, however,
is slowly coming about by tho growth
of important industries in every conn
try. Tho factory system has been
found in Germany to havo a strong
tendency to improve tho condition, not
only of tho women immediately em
ployed in them, but of those working
in tho country around.
A largo employer at Freiburg, after
thirty years' experience. Bald: "The
condition of the agricultural laborers
is not a satisfactory one. There is
much misery among them, especially
moral misery. When mothers apply
to us for work for strong, healthy
girls, wo tell them such girls aro more
lit lor labor in tho bclds, but too Ire
quently reccivo an account of 'ho hard
and immoral life associated with such
service. Tho sceno changes when a
well managed factory comes into tho
village. Tho poor girls must then
either reccivo better treatment and
better wages or they go into the fac
tory. The moral benefit of a well or
dered factory is still greater; it affects
tho whole village. JIarpet s Jsazar.
A Successful Oalf-Haisei's Method.
My cows are in a healthy condition
says a correspondent of tho Farm and
Home, well kept but not overfed with
heavy meal, and aro turned loose in a
warm pen befoM dropping the calf.
They are kept ns clean as possible,with
a little straw for litter. I let the calf
suck till tho milk is good, miming with
the cow two or throo days, and then
tako it away and pnt in a pen looso
and tio tho cow back with tho others.
My way is to have tho pen for calves
where the cows can seo mo feed them,
and then they aro contented in a short
timo. At tho ago of two or three days
I teach them to drink on new milk from
the mother and continuo to give it now
for one week or more. I then mix a
part skim milk with now milk for a
week or more, but tho skim milk should
set only from morning till night or
from night till morning. Then I tako
all skim-milk 12 houiB old for a week
or more, and follow it with a part 12
hours set mixed together for tho calf.
Thus I work by degrees from new
milk to old, always keeping the calves
well bedded to knop them dry. 1 givo
thorn early out hay as soon as they will
oat it, and after I get them fairly on
to skim-milk I mix fine feed with milk,
a small handful at first. Steady, even
feed with just llttlo increase as they
grow older is necessary. It the chaogo
from ,new to old sour milk is too soon
it will spoil their stomachs and disar
range tho digestive organs, and they
never do so well ns they should do. I
keep them in tho barn till after haying
and then turn them in to good Fall
feed and wean thorn, salting often, but
not giving too much at a time. 1
havo raised 50 or more within a few
years with scarcely any trpublc, and
they always feel contented and quiet
and ready for their meals. Tho great
socret of success is to keep their diges
tive organs all right and keep their feet
dry, giving regular feed and enough
of it.
J. II. Mercer wishes to make an
assertion, which ho cm back with a
positive guaranteo. It is all about
Ackcr'rf Blood Elixir. IIo claims for
it superior merits over all other remed
ies of Us kind, and guarantees for it a
positive and sure euro forlthcumatism,
Kyphillis, and all blood disorders, it
frees tho skin from spots and disease,
and leaves tho complexion clear
Ask him nbout it.
J, II. Mercer would especially recom
wond to tho ladies AckerV Dyspepsia
Tablets. As a laxative thoy havo no
equal. They aro guaranteed to euro
Cbronio Constipation, Dyspepsia, and
all diseases arising from a deranged
stomach. With a free use of the Tab.
t-ts, Sick Headache is impossible.
There aro scores of persons who aro
suffering from somo form of blood dis
order or skin disease, such as Scrofula,
Boils, eta, etc After a practical test,
J. If. Mercer asserts that Acker's Blood
Elixir will certainly euro all such dis
i nscs, including Syphillis and Bhcum
ctltn. Ilia net a patent nostrum, but a
iclculifio preparation, ho guarantees It.
Qaalltlos of tho Flesh of Poultry.
Gallinaceous Fowls, or Chickens.
In tho opinion of physicians, both
ancient and modem, tho llcoli of thu
chicken at throo months old is tho moat
delicate and easy to digest of all tho
animal foods ; thenco best adapted to
tho stomachs of invalids, or tho constl.
tulionally weak, being tho lcat alkal
escent of nllnnimal food, free from Irri
tation, nnd nfforillng a mllJ and innox
ious cli j H Ago makss a striking (in
ference in tho flesh of fowl?, since,
after tho ago of ono year, it becomes
tougher and moto insoluble. Tho cock,
Indued, at that ago is only used lor
making soup, wlillo tho pullet is still
excellent, although a moro substantial
viand than tho chicken. While young
tho cock and hen aro equally delicate.
Tho flesh of birds differs in quality
according to tho food on which they
live. Such ns feed on grain and berries
afford, in general, good nourishment.
A young hen or chicken is tender and
delicato food, and extremely well adapt
ed whero the dlgcstivo powers aro
weak. But of all tamo fo Ms tho cap
on is tho most nutritions.
Tho -Capon, or castrated fowl, has
ever been osteemed ono of tho
greatest delicacies, preserving tho
flavor and tenderness of tho chicken
with tho juioy maturity of ago ; tho
flesh yielding a rich and good chyle,
and without any tendanoy to inllam
mation. Capons, however, aro usually
crammed nnd made excessively fat,
perhaps to tho verge of disease, in
which slate their flesh is neither so
delicately flavored nor probably so
wholcsomo as when moro naturally fed.
Indeed, tho flesh of tho barn-door fowl,
or that fed in a state of nature and at
liberty to tako exercise, is universally
acknowledged to excel in genuine rich
ness of flavor.
Tho Turkey. Tho flesh of tho turk
ey is somowbat moro denso of fibre and
moro alkalescent and substantial than
that of tio chicken, but it is reckoned
nourishing and restorative. Ago pro
duces a similar effect as in tho chicken
whence the turkey, after a certain
period, is good for little, except stew
ed. Guinea-fowls aro not so whito of
flesh as the common, but more inclined
to tho pheasant color ; in quality short
and savory, liko tho flesh of tho pheas
ant, and easy of digestion. In fact,
the guinea fowl is reckoned by many ft
good substitute for tho pheasant. Thoy
are very prolific, and their eggs
nourishing and good.
The Diick. Tho flesh of tho duck,
of a savory and somewhat Btimulant
nature, is said to afford a prefoiablo
nourishment to that of tho goose, being
not so gross and moro easily digested ;
and that of tho wild duck is reckoned
still moro easy of digestion than tho
tame, although more savory.
The Goose. Tho whole anscrino or
goose tribe, of which there is a
great variety, aro held to afford a food
highly stimulant of a strong flavor and
viscous quality, and of a putrescent
tendency. The llcsh of tho tamo goose
is moro tender than that of tho wild,
but generally it is a diet best adapted
to. good stomachs and powerful digest
ion, and should bo sparingly used by
tho sedentary and weak, or by persons
subject to cutaneous diseases. Mow
bra; on I'oidtry.
The drops.
Tho following is a summary of tho
Rural New-Yorker's annual crop re
port: From over 4000 crop luports
from all parts of tho country, tho Rur
al Ncw- orker concludes that tho win
ter wheat crop is on tho wholo good ;
thoprobablo yield being 295,000,000
biiBhels against 212,000,000 in 18S5,
with a slight increaso in acreage.
Spring wheat has been considerably
injured by drought and blight; tho
yield will probably be 140,000,000
bushels against 145,000,000 last year.
Tho total wheat crop will probably bo
435,000,000 biiBhels against 337,000,
000 last year. In oats thoro ln.s been
a slight increaso in acrcago ; tho crop
has been considerably injured by
drought and insect pests, and will prob
ably yield GOO.000,000 bushels, against
020,000,000 bushels in tho year 1885.
Of ryo and barley thero will bo ex
cellent crops on a slightly increased
area. There is a yood stand of corn,
and tho outlook is excellent for a fine
crop. Of early potatoes, tho crop will
be heavy, and late potatoes ara promis
ing, especially in tho West. Prices
will probably bo low. Thcro has been
a largo increaso in tho area of cultivat
ed grasses in tho West and South, and
u considerable increaso in clover.
Thero will be a heavy crop of hay,
though it has been injured somewhat
by drought and insects iu places. Pas
tures are generally good. Thero is a
tliglit increase in tho area of tobacco,
and the prospects are fair. There is a
decrease, in acreage under hops ; until
recently the prospects every whero wro
excellent, but destruction is now threat
ened to tho New York crop by hco and
honeydew. Prices for old hops havo
moro than doubled within ten days.
A slight decrease in tho area under
cotton in the older t-tates is more than
counterbalanced in tho new, especially
Texas. Iho condition, however, h
lower than m 1885.
Outside of Now England apples aro
likely to bo only a fair crop, as the
young fruit is dropping excessively
everywhere.
Thoro will boa poor crop in the South.
Much injury has been done to orchards
by tho winter cold and spring lrosts in
tho Ohio valley and tho Northwest.
Tho pear crop will be poor and tho
peach crop below tho average. Straw
berries have been too plentiful for profit
nnd of small fruits tho crops are good.
On tho wholo thcro is an excellent har
vest outlook.
Ooal Ashes,
Coal ashes are a bad foundation for
a yard. Eowls will eat alargoamouut
of coal found m coal ashes, if tho pile
bo handy for them, or charcoal if
placed in a box that thoy may u'O to at
will, Charred corn may bo fed daily
to tho boreiit of health ; but the habit
of covering thn hen yard over with
coal and wood ashes for them to bo
confined upon, is a fruitful causo of
dry, pale, rough legs, which aro un
sightly and unhealthy. Dust boxes of
thrco-fourths eati'ly loam, one-fourth
ashes (wood), and a pound of sulphur
mixed, nre nil rigm, nut uio yard oi
small ones should bo dug up frequently
and all surface filth turned under.
Sow tho around thick with oats and
rye, then fork it up if too small to tiso
a iiorso noo, aim mo Bprouuiig grain
will induce tha hens to constant exer
cise. 15y feeding tho fowls what thoy
will oat tin clean in tho morning, then
leaving them to dig in tho earth for
tho sprouting gruin till livo o'clock,
then feeding corn, oats and wheat to
retire on, a constant egg production
will bo sccurod. Hut, friendc, do not
forget to constantly cullivato and seed
down tho yards. Any elmngo in con-
dition destroys any rule. 'JYSbune
ami Warmer.
elvs Catarrh
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llavlni? strue-plpd iM years between llfo and
death with ASTHMA or PHTHISIC, treated by
eminent physicians, and receiving no benent, I
was compenca uurintr me iuai n yours oi my ill
ness to sit on my chair day and night gasping for
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. M. Carson. A. M.. warren, Kansas,
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T. li. (laws, County Treasurer, l'hlladelnhla.
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tronico and factory near Lchlgli Valley depot,
Dock hi. Telephone, connection. qugo 8m'
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Nov. eowiy.
PATENTS
l btalned and all patent business attended to for
moderate fees.
Our omce is opposite tho U. 8. 1'atent onico, ana
wo can obtain Patents In loss time than thoso ru
tnote from Washington.
bend model or drawing. Wo advlso as to pat
entability free of charge, and we make no charge
unless patent Is secured.
We refer here, to the Postmaster, tho Supt.of
Honey order I'lv., and to officials of the U. n.
references to'actual clients In ) our own btato or
i;uuniy, wrtio iu
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
Oppo<o 1'atcut Ofllce, W8UlnBton, l) O
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
W. R. TUBBS, PROPRIETOR
EL00MSBUHO, FA,
01TOS1TB COUltT IIOUBE.
Larg esand convenient samnlo rooms, l'.ath rooms
hot and cold water and all modern conveniences
H,KB Oil IlKStOHIIlToH)H.-l I.C!Kir8
Ilssuie, Itching, flslula, tc, cured wllhout
pain by tlio iiitiNaKituori'Tiik'ATUifi.T. Illustrated
paiiers vapiuiuiug lunsybiem uuu euuiaiiuugrei
ereuces scut free. Address
J. W. GOOLIDQJ'J, M, J)
208 Wyoming Ave., Scranton, J'u.
March Items.
VhAtia UAllR
THU OKHAT
an Aitsoi.iiTi: t'umi roit
CATARRH.
11111! mt ituhhnrn rftct IcM rcmllly to tt
nn.l Imiitut f.illctlto C.irnn rlnlo enfo
wlirrodlri-ctlons nro 'jlloweil. lt9ucoo?8
IhiaIiccii rcmarkiblonnd its cures Tvotuler
fill. It Is tho motfl -ooiriil jircparatloti In tlio
timrkctfor CATAltltll nml Iho only one Hint
promlfcs nn Abiolntn rtnltlvci (Jurr, It fs
truly a tilcMlna to m.inklnd, A Trltil la nil
tlinl In imUimI fur It Otico liaoil, It lfl nlwnya
reodtnnicrulcJ. KouJ fur testimonials or actual
cute J,
IT HAS NO r-IJt'AT, poR
MALARIA.
A POSITIVE CURE IS ASSURED.
Ono bottle Is ircucrnlly sumclcnt for a euro. Slop
tailing Uulnliio. A trlnl only Is asked for Kel.
tKll's t'ATAtlllll ltKMBIlV. It IS ft Nl'llOlFIO
Tor nil dlsoaesnrl;lng from nn Impuro blood nnd
drUec nil eruptions from tho skin. For Syphi
litic complaints It Is superior to nny preparation
In tho market, lino buttlo wilt euro most of tho
following coiuplntnts and n continued uso wtlj
1-osiTIVKi.Y euro, Savo doctor bills nnd try It.
KIIKMIATISM.
SCHOFLTIiA.
SKIN EltlTlTHKUS.
VKAIGKI-jAIj diseases.
DYSl'Ul'SIA.
LOSS OP AIIETITE.
I-'EEI.I.VO OF l,AN(JOUH.
niMousxEss.
LIVER TKOUIiI.ES.
NERVOUS WEAKNESS.
I'E M A LE WEAKNESS.
Km.i.En'8 ATAiiuit llKMBtiv Is no patent
tiii-diclnc, but a siilu nnd pleasant preparation
to take and surclvllia irrctit4t mcdicnl dlscov.
cry oftlio nice, t)no bottle rejuvenates thocntlro
sslcni nnd poscsies moro vlrttio ttinn n half
n nnu po5csies moro viriuo innn n nun
hollies of onllnary pntcnt preparations.
41U7II11 iiuiucs 01 oiiiinnry pnicm prcparniiui
Write for tost linontnls and other Information.
vd-l or sale bv druirirlts ircnerally.
I'UK'll Hl.lltl A IKITTI.i:. HIX 1IOT
TI.UM l'O It it.".. (Hi. On receipt of W.-.00 by
tlio lniitmractiirers, Hamukl I', KuLLKn It Co..
llnrrbburg, l'a., six bottles nlll bo sent express
piiui.
1 or " woiUHitit," "rim-ilown," ilibllltutiil
pcliool teaeliet, mlllinere, fteninsti-esst-fi, liouso-lreen-r$,
nnd over-worked ivoiuen gencrnlli,
lie. l'lei-cii's l'morHi! rnisrilplion Is tho W-st
ot nil ii".toi".itlvotonlcA It H not it"Ciuo-nII,"
hut mhniralily fnllllU n ntnirleucss of lmriKwc,
la'lnij u iiiiint iuiit Hk'cIIIo lor till thoso
Cliroiilo Wi'iilmcssi's nml Dliraw a liecnllni- to
women. It Is a iKiiveiful, iri-ncnil ns well ns
uterine, tonlo nnd lien Ino, nnd lnii:ii-ts vigor
umlstri-iigth totliowliolosvstein. It prompt I y
eures weakness of stoiiuicli, iiiili-reRtlon, blont
lug, wealc buck, nervous prostration, debility
nnd sleoplecsiu-fls, In either ncv, rnvorlto riu
pcrlptfon Is sold by druggl-ds under our imiiI
ttre wuii'ttntre. fck-o wr.ipM'r nroiiinl Itotth1.
l'rlco $1.01), in- hIv Iiotlli'v (or $5.00.
A lariro tteiiUfm on Diseases of AVotnen, pro
fusely llliislmtiil with i-oloi-cil jilntes nml tiii
lnerous wooil-ciits, si'iit for 10 cents in shiinps.
Addiess, Wonr.irs Disi'KNAAiir Mkdicai,
Association, twi Jtitln StriH-t, lltiirnlo, N. Y.
SICK IIRAIlAClIi:, unions Headache,
nnd Constipation, promptly cured by
i)r. rJcice's lVlk-ts. iie. u vial,
by druggists.
RAILROAD TIXVIZI TABXiB.
JELAWAKE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTEItN ItAlLltOAD.
BLOOMSBUHG DIVISION.
NOHTII,
STATIONS.
p.m. p.m. a.m
SOUTH.
ou Vi 3U
S 64 13 28
8 49 12 S3
5 40 12 13
8 33 IS 08
8 27 18 Oi
8 22 11 68
8 17 11 61
8 12 11 50
8 08 11 47
8 08 11 47
8 0.1 11 42
7 69 11 38
7 SI 11 31
7 60 11 30
7 43 11 2.1
7 80 11 12
7 18 11 (10
7 11 10 61
7 05 10 47
6 68 10 41
A 51 10 38
6 60 10 31
0 42 10 27
6 30 10 21
6 30 10 16
6 25 10 11
30
8 26
hcranton,,,,
..llcllevuo,..,
.Tnvlnrvllli.
a.m. a.m. p.m.
iu y 15 2 05
0 15 20 8 10
6 20 9 86 2 15
0 27 II 34 8 82
0 31 41 2 30
6 40 !) 47 J 36
0 45 U 53 8 41
6 49 9 56 3 41
C 53 10 00 2 47
6 58 10 05 2 60
6 58 10 05 2 60
7 (12 10 102 55
7 07 10 15 3 00
7 12 10 80 3 05
7 15 10 253 10
7 23 10 32 3 87
7 37 10 11 3 39
7 50 11 11 3 58
7 57 11 06 3 58
8 01 11 134 05
8 10 11 80 4 12
8 14 11 25 4 16
8 18 11 29 4 20
8 85 11 36 4 27
8 30 11 44 4 34
8 36 11 50 4 40
M Ai 1, A Alt
8 82
8 16
8 10
8 03 ;
7 58
.. Lackawanna..
riuston...,,
..West l'lttston.
....Wyoming..,.
, . ..Mallby
Bennett., ,,
i, .. Kingston ....
KlnL'stnn
7 5
7 60
7 47
7 47
7 42
Plymouth June,
7 38
7 .11
7 311 1
7 23'
7 13
7 00
...riymoum.,..
...Avondalo, .
. . .Knnllr-nl.
lllunlock's Creek
..MUCKshinny..
,, lllck's Ferry..
..Uenchllnven..
llc-rwick ....
.Briar Creek.,.
..Willow Orovc.
...LImoltldgo,,,
6 51
0 47
0 41
6 38
0 34
0 27,
0 21
...iiloomsuurgr.
llllnort
.-Ksnv.
0 16
OS U DO
! Jit
Icatawl'a Iirldgei
fi 00
5 65
5 40
p.m.
9 49
9 45
9 33
am.
u uu
5 4'J
5 45
5 32!
a.m.i
llnnvllln I u ku , .1 t m
tile
....unuiabKy,.,, 05 12 2(15 13
I..., Cameron.... 9 08 12 256 17
Northumberland 9 85 12 40 5 35
I la. m, a.m. p. in
W. F. ITALSTEAD. Sunt.
Superintendent's
onico. Scranton, l'cb.lst,l62
Pennsylvania Railroad.
M
Philadelphia & Erio R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
Ix
In effect JunoTJtisI) Plains leave Sun
bury. KASTWAKD,
9.40 a. m., sea Shore Express (dally except
Sunday), for Harrisburg andlntcrmedlatestattons,
arriving at 1'hlladelphla 3.15 p. m. : NewYoik,
6.20 p. io. j Haltlmore, 4.40 p. m. ; Washington,
6.50 p. in., connecting at Philadelphia for all Sea
Shore points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia.
l.fOp. in. Day express
dally except Sundayl.forllanlsburg and Interme
diate stations, arriving at Philadelphia
6.50 p, m. ; New York, 9.35 p. m. : Baltimore
6.45 p. m. ; Washington, 8.00 p. m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
through to Philadelphia and Haltlmore.
7,15 n. in. lteuovo Accommodation (dally
for Harrisburg and all Intermediate stations, arrlv
Ingat Philadelphia 4 45 a. m. ; New York 7.30a. in.
Baltimore. 5.85 1, in. : Washlnirton o.sn a. m.
Sleeping car accommodations can bo secured at
Harrisburg for Philadelphia and New York. OnBun-daj-B
a through sleeping car will bo run; on this
tralnlrom WllIlauisp'ttoPlilladelphla.l'hlladelphla
passengers can remalninsleeper undisturbed untl
7 a. m.
7.50 a. m. Erie Mall (dallv excent Mondav.
for Harrisburg and Intermediate btations,
arriving at Philadelphia 8.35 a. m. Now York,
11.30 a. in. j Baltimore 8.15 a. m. j Washington, 9.25
a.m. Through Pullman sleeping cars aro run on
this train to Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing,
ton, and through passenger coaches to Philadel
phia and Baltimore.
noaiiiAuii,
5.10 a. m. Erio Mall fdnllv exeent HnnrtnvV rn
Erlo and all Intermediate stations and canandul.
f:ua and Intermediate stations, ltochestcr, Buna,
o and Niagara Falls, with through Pullman Pal
ace car3 and passenger coaches to Krlo and ltoch
estcr. 9.53 News Exnress rrtntlv nxcenr. Knmlnvl rnr
Lock Haven and intermediate stations.
1.00 p.m. Niagara Express (dally oxcept Sun.
day) (urKano and Intermediate stations and Can.
andalgua and principal Intermediate stations,
ltocheter, Buffalo and Niagara Falls with
through passenger coaches to Kane and If ochestor
and Parlor car to Watklus.
6.30 p. m. l ast Lino (dally excent sundaviror nn.
novo and Intermediate stations, and Elmlra, Wat
kins and Intermediate stations, with through pas.
senger coaches to Kcnovo and Watklns.
9.80 a. in Sunday mall forltcnovo and luterme.
dlate statlon-
TMlOUfJlI TKAINS FUlt SUNIlUltY FltOMTHK
Sunday mall leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a. m
Harrisburg 7,40 arriving at Sunbury 9.20 a, m, with
through sleeping car from Philadelphia to WU
llamsport. News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a.m.
Harrisburg, 8.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
arriving at Sunbury 9.63. a. m.
Niagara Express leaves
Philadelphia, 7.40 a. m. j Baltimore 7.30 a. in. (dally
except Sunday arriving at Sunbury. 1.00 p. m.,
with through Parlor car Iroin Philadelphia
and through passenger coaches iroin Philadel
phia and Baltimore.
Fast Lino loaves Now York 9.00 a. m. ; Phlladel
phli,u.50a. in. : Washington, u. 50 a. in. ; Balti
more, 10.45 a. in., (dally Ixcepl Sunday) arriving at
Sunbury, 6.30 p.m., wltu thiough passengct
coaches from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Erlo .Mall leaves Now York 8.00 p, in. ; phlladel.
phla, 11.80 p. m. i Washington, 10.00 p. m. ; Baltl.
more, 11.80 p. in., (dally oxcept.Saturday) arriving
at Sunbury 6.10 a. in., with through Pullman
Sleeping cars trom Philadelphia, Washington and
Baltimore aud through passenger coaches (rou
Philadelphia.
HlINIIIIItY, IIAl.ltTIIN & WIl.KHHH.Vltlti:
KAll.ltOAl) AMI MlltTll AND W1MT
ill' AM1II It 1 1, WAV.
(Dally except bunuay.)
Wllxesbarre Mall leaves bunhury 10.00 a. m.
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10.63 a. m., Wllkcs-barre
18.18 p.m. '
Express East leaves Sunbury 5.35 p. in., arriving
at Bloom Ferry ti.8S p. m., llkes-barre 7.65 p. in
Sunbury JlnU leaves WllkCbbarre 10.4U a. m. nrrlv.
lng at Bloom Ferry 18.15 p. in.,Hunbuiy 12.65 p. m
Express West leaves llkes-barre 2.45 p. in., ar,
rlvlug at Bloom Ferry 4,15 p. m.,suubury ciep.m
SUNDAY ONLY.
Sunday mall leaves Sunbury 9.35 a. rn., arriving
nt Bloom Ferry 10.11 n. in., W llkcfl-Barro lino a.m.
Sunday accommodation leaves Wllkes-llarre 6:10
y.w., arriving at Bloom rerry, 6.41 p, in., Sunbury,
'ciTaIk. I'UQU, J, K.WOOD,
' ucn.Mamigcr. uen. faUesger Agent i
CHURCH NOTE3.
Henry Wnnl lleoclier Is to Ihj tlio liero o( n
iiovel which a inemlier of Ms congregation Is
writing.
Tour now churches nro building nt Ht, I'nul,
Minn., nt tho cxjienso of 3.)0,000.
In AtiRiistn, On., tho churches havo rutw
which forblil Kontleracn from silting on Iho
right sMo of the house, ns Hint mrtlsoecu
pieil by ladles.
A haiulsomo brass tnblet Is to 1 eroctt In
tho Kplscopnl ehniicl of St. Jnntes, nt Kllieron.
In tho memory of President Grant. It will
Im similar In ileslgn to tho one placed In the
isaiiie edifice In memory of President Oarllcld.
An oxcliango nsserts that tho Zlon Hehrow
congregation of Bt, l'nul has ndoided n herolo
method f r testing tlio sermonizing qualities
of n-cnndldato for Its pulpit. Ho is notper
mlttwl to tiro his very best sermon nt I ho con
gregation, but a committee moots him on tho
wny to church, gives him a text, nnd ho Is
oxiectcd to preach from It without further
notice.
Probably tho youngest preacher in tho
world Is J. K. Bill, llaptlst, only 12 years of
nge, who prenchod n sermon on tho 27th tilt,
nt Bt Martin's, N. It., to a largo congrega
tion. Ho was born to tho profession, his
father lielng a clergymati.
Tho Beocher family Is n thrifty one. Mr.
Beocher Is under salary to his congregation.
Mcnnwhllo ho Is lecturing abroad, under tho
Pond management. Meanwhile, nLso, ho is
prenchlng on Sunday, and his sermons nro
lielng published In The Brooklyn Magazine,
nnd ho receives n royalty for the publication.
Meanwhile, still further, Mrs. Beocher Is
writing letters nbout tho trip for tho snmo
magazine and sho comes in for her share of
pin money. "What do you do with nil tho
money you mnkol" Mr. Boucher was onco
nskod. "Bloss mo I" ho replied, "that's just
what I havo liecn osUng myself nil my life."
Washington Hatchet,
Bishop Hlley jmll ?3j,000 for tho Protestant
Eplscoml church property In tho City of
Mexico, nml now tho snmo property has n
voluoof Jt,O0O,n0O, so great litis lieen tho in
erense. Bishop Hlley is visiting in Now
York, w here lie chnts with friends in Spanish,
Italian nnd Kngllsli, neeordlng to tho linguis
tic string Mint happens to lie pulled.
A letter written by Ur. Talmago to ono of
his congregation last week Informed tho re
cipient of the missive thattho doctor hod
preached nt Ashovllle, N. C, tho now sum
mer resort in tho heart of tlio Carolina moun
tains, to tho largest audience over brought
together in that settlement, and probably the
largest nudlenco over assembled by religious
services In tho stato. Tho doctor Is now
making tho round of sundry camp meetings,
whereat ho has ongnged to speak, nnd tho ful
fillment of thoso engagements will occupy
him until tho Tabernacle, freshened and
bcautillcd, is opened in nbout the mlddlo of
September. Ho will speak In New Jersey,
Ohio, Michigan, Canada and Now York.
Brooklyn Eagle,
A church nt Cornwall, Ills., says Tho Chi
cago Nows, has long been inhnbltod by
swnrms of bees. Thoy finally bocamoso plen
tiful that they drove tho pastor and congre
gation out of church. Last week a party of
men rlpjiod oiien tho side of tho church and
found that tho bees had piled up honey in tho
wall to the height of sixteen feet.
Tho largo sum of $2,075 was paid the other
day in England for a copy of the sermon
preachod by John Knox S'Jl years ngo this
month, "For tho whicho ho was inhibits
preaching for a season,"
Mr. Iluskln, as wns recently related In tho
papers, took occasion to advise churches not
to run into debt. "Starve and go to heaven,"
ho said, "but don't borrow. Try first lag
ging." Forthwith a Mrthodist church in a
neighboring village took him at his word and
logged of him, and iu reply ho sent them a
guinea nnd a gracious letter,
A copy of the first edition of the Bible in
tho English languago, translated by Miles
Coverdalo, nnd issued iu 1535, wns, says an
exchange, sold in London tho other day. It
is so excessively rare that no perfect copy Is
known to exist, and the ono under noticu had
the titlo and first few leaves supplied In fac
simile, as also was tho map. With all tlieso
disadvantages, to which was added the ono of
being a "grubby" copy, it fetched JUliiO.
Christian Union,
In Ireland tho Eiitscopallans number 600,
000; Presbyterians, 485,000; Methodists nnd
Unitarians, 110,000; and Congregutlonulfcts,
Bnptists and other minor denominations,
about 00,000. t
In Denver, Colo., out of a Chinese popula
tion of 500, 175 aro in schools and 100 of them
under decided religious influence. In San
Francisco thero are !il8 members connected
with tho Chlneso and Japanese churches, 58
having been added during the past year.
There aro 0.VJ pupils hi their schools. There
are also four Chinese Sunday schools iu
Chicago.
BIGGEST OF THEIR KIND.
A forty-llvo-inoli sunllower is lielng ex
hibited nt Travers, Cal.
M, Estrodo, a French engineer, is building
a forty-ton locomotivo, which is expected to
attain n speed of soventy-cight miles an hour.
The driving vt heels aro to be eight feet In
diameter,
Tho largest balloon in tho country, accord
ing to The San Francisco Chronicle, has re
cently been built in that city by Mr. A. P.
Van Tassel. It has a capacity of 150,000
cubic feet of gas, and has been constructed
for tho special purpose of enabling tho well
known aeronaut to undertake a journey
across tho continent from ocean to ocean.
A magnificent diamond, weighing 160
carats, oi tuo miest water anil free from all
flaws and imperfections, has lust been cut in
England. It is owned by n syndicate, and is
saiu k surpass in weight and quality all tho
historical diamonds on record. Some Idea of
its valuo may bo gotten from tha fact that a
llttlo piece sliced off the end to Improve its
shapo produced a brilliant of nineteen karats
and was sold for $20,000 to a diamond mer
chant,
Tho one placo In tho country whero tho most
ranroau trams pass is said to bo tho Union
depot, Elizabeth, N. J. A man was nut on
for tho purposo last week and counted up
3,255 as the total, and in ono day of twenty
four hours COO. It is a crossing at tho street
level, too.
It is said of John L. Sullivan, Jr., who Is
now 27 mouths old, that when but 0 months
oia ue would seize Hold ofa kitchen chair with
ono hand and hold it out at arm's lemrth.
One day, when ho was about 0 months old, ho
was put upon his feet near a coal hod two
thirds full, when ho seized and lifted it from
tho floor. Now, when playing iu tho open
air, he handles heavy stones that it would
troublo lads of 10 or 12 years to manago.
II. O. Hotchklss. of Lyons. N. Y.. known
ns tho Peppermint King, says that seven
eighths of tho peppermint of tho world Is
raisod iu Wayne county. The average crop
Li about 100,000 pounds. The avorago price
paid for crudo oil is from 13.75 to a pound.
To givo un idea of the money that Is In poiv
permlnt Mr. Hotchklss said that a farmer last
year brought to tho refinery an ordinary
sleigh load, which, when measured, proved to
uowonn j,uuu. ur course this was In tht
crude oil, which the farmers distil themselves.
FACTS WurVTi; KNOWING,
Tho extinction of "starlight" In tho day
light is not due to tho vapors of tho atmos
phere, but to tho "stronger" vibrations of
sunlight, which prevent our eyes perceiving
tho weaker vibrations of starlight, I"ubltt
Opinion.
A piece of sole leuther tacked on the butt of
a fcqunrod-oir chisel handle will prevent Its
splitting under the blows of tho mallet.
Letters mailed In hotel enveloies are sent
to tho dead letter olllce, notwithstanding tho
ten days! return notlcoon tho corner, w hen
thoy full to reuch tho iierson addressed.
Cellars are usually damp because tha walls
aro cooler than the nlr, which causes condensa
tion of moisture. To prevent tho condeusa
tlon of moisture It Is recommended that tho
windows aud doors of tho cellars be closed
during tho day ami opened at night.
M. Losseno, nt a meeting of tho Society
Mediculo d'Aniiens, Indicated u certain sign
of death, sltnplo nnd trustworthy. After
pricking the skin with a noodle tho puncture
remains open, Justus when it ploco of leather
U pricked. On tho living body, oven if the
blood does not come to tho surface, as would
happen If tho lei-son were hysterical, the pin
prick closes nt onco and does not leave tho
lightest truce.
Adanmscoblto, says The Industrial World.
Is a newly discovered mineral found ouly
hi Missouri, which cuts steel with great
rapidity auil yet retains a very fine, keen
tdge.
Sir Henry ThomiKon holds that artificial
teeth nro un evil In thoso of advanced years,
because thoyenablo such jiersons to masti
cate flesh. When the teeth fall naturally It
Is nature's design that tho Individual should
sulislst on vegetable diet,
Ono of tho tint plants to chango from
grcon to scarlet is the poison ivy. Bowaro
of it. Hemember tho ioiou vino has thrco
loaves Iu it cluster j tho loaves of the harm,
loss woodblno are in clusters of five. Another
naily-huod plant of the early autumn Is tha
nobon tumno or poison oak.
for Infants and Children.
"CutorUlssowcllAdaptcdtochlldrenUiat I CastorU cures Colle, Constipation,
IrocommcndllMsupcrlortoonyprcscriptloo I Xr Stomach, Dlarrhcoa, KrucUUon.
known to me." IL A. Aacnis, It. I Kmeo,n,"', ti"P' Vnm" "
Ul Bo. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N, V. Without lxijuriouj medication.
Tux Gcmnn Comtikt, 183 Fulton Street, K. T.
PEFIRINE'S
rintE
UAKLEY
HisTii.i.Kn from selected llnrley Malt nnd guaranteed to bo chemically pure
nnd Irco from Injurious oils and icldsollcn contain! d In nlcohollo liquors. Ills
especially adopted to perrons requlilrga stimulating tonic, Comumrthcs belnir
greatly benefitted by lis wo. llecoinmenrted by lending physicians as a Diuretic
Nervine, Tonic, and Itrintne. For ConsumplUes It is Invaluable. riKMNK's
I'UItH 1IAHI.KY 51 ALT WHISKEY Insures a return of vigor to tho stomach, u (rood
appetite, a rich nnd abundant blood nnd Incrcnted flesh and muscular tissue. A
stimulant mild nnd gentlo In flTrct. Dyspepsia, Indigestion nnd nil wasting dls
eases can bo CDtlrcly conquered by the use or l'errlnc's l'uro Ilarley Malt W hlskey.
It is a tonic nnd diuretic nnd a powerful slrengthener to the entire system. l'KIt.
DINK'S l'UIlK I1A1ILEVJIAI.T WIlISKKi lins proed a medicinal protection to
thoso who pursuo their avocations in tho open nlr nnd whoso dally work calls lor
exceptional powers ot endurance. Ask jour nearest druggist or grocer for It.
rKllliINH'HlTItEllAllI.KY MAI.T WHISKhY revives tho energies of thohoworn
out w 1th excessive bodllv or mental effort and acts as a safeguard against exposure
In wet and rigorous weather, ltwllldrlvo all malarious diseases flora tho system.
lKsncnita llnd in I'crrlne's l'ute
1 1 ii in mirKci s ui ui i uciuiun
Malt Whiskey a powetful
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nnu iieint-r io iiiKi-siiuii. . i r.iiiii.ii-. cui-i un uit-ij iiuiiir; i iiuvui-iut-iiiiiyan-
1TKK HAIII.KY ma LTV 'UKKliY Baly7Cd tho ivn iiaiu.kv Malt Wins-!
without unduly stimulating Iho kid. Bury mndobyM. AJ. s. 1'errlnonndnnd
neys Increases their Uagglng ncttilty, Bit entirely Irco from fusel oil, f urfurol,
eounternctslhe rlTccts or fatigue, has-Imctals and nclds and Is ntaolutcl)
lensconvnlesccnco and Is a wholesome ipure." AVfwir, cmnitla Arthur Mater,'.
mill pi umpi Ulill Clli;. ti III 111
Nonogenulno unless bearing
lure
For sale by all druggists
andgiocers throughout
tho Tinted States and
Canada.
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DEALER IN
Foreign and. Jionwtio
WINES AND LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
' BLOOMSBURG, PA.
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WAGON MAKE 158'
AND
BLACKSMITHS'
Headquarters for
MERCHANT IRON & STEEL.
Storo nml Wnrclimiecu, Nos. 120 & 128 Kinnklin
Avenue, No. 2 Lack'a Avenuo & 210, 212 it 211 Con
tur Street,
SCRANTON, PA.
iLT WHISKEY.
unti n-i wninniunn n pniniiiiij n u- ri-niii-r prone to
Invlsrornnt B Tho analysis as It appears by the La-
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Machines. iTcedles, olf nnd attachments
,or nU lnakes of Sewing Machines.
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