Vlie CJoltunb&m.
mint Wi-rktr, OTfry I'rhlny Mrnln. nt
atii.du l.urjuiir. lOBUU'Kr DOfaout Of thniviitn
tytiintcrmi aro strictly In aivanco. Bocoun
IfNo paper discontinued oxcopt at thaaminn
othopufjllsliors.uritlUll arrcararoa larooaliF but
ng continued credits wilt not im Ji vVi 0 Pami1ll
All papers sent out of tho Htato or to dlatant post
n cos must bo paid forlnadrnnce.unlcsaarMnon.
bloporson In Columbia county asiumea to pav
ho subscription duo on demand. es 10 psy
JOB PRINTING.
ThoJobrrlntlu? Department ottho Comjmbiav
U very complete It contains the lateat now tyno
ani m uiilnery and Is tho only oraco that rims job
presses by power, Klvlnf? tis tho bust facilities; ft.
mates furnished on largo Jobs. "ura.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
r K. WAIiLE!!,
J ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
mnnve-i.t.N..inn,it..nk Moorasuurir, fo
vr u.fu
ATT
U. FUNIC,
'OHNIiV-AT-LAW.
m
j
nli3 In Sit'B Uulldlng,
DtOOVSBDRO, l'A,
I OIIN M. CLARK,
ATTO RN E Y-AT-li A W.
AND
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
11LO0M8BCK0, FA,
o Jlco over Moycr Bros. Drug store
p W. MILLER,
" ATTOIINKY.AT-LAW
omco In lirowor's bulldlng.second floor.room No.l
Illoomsburg, l'a.
O FRANK HvHK,
ATTO RN liV-AT-LAW.
Uloomsburg, l'a.
omco corner of Ccntro and Main Streets. Clark
Building.
Can bo consulted In German.
Q.EO. E. KLWELL
ATTORNEY-AT-LA W,
l!.OOM3HtIl'.(l, l'A.
ODlco on First floor, front room of Uol
bmiiian Untitling, Main street, below Ex
ctmtige Hotel.
pAUL E. WIRT,
Attorney-at-Law.
OlUeo In Columbian Dcilpinu, Uoom No. J, Bccond
lloor.
BLOOMSUURG, PA.
". INOKK. L. 8 W1NTER8TKIS.
KNORR & WINTEIiSTEEN,
A ttornoy s-at-Law.
onico la 1st National Bank building, second floor,
first door to tho left. Comer of .Main and .Market
streets Uloomsburg, l'a.
t&"Pennont and Bouh'mi Collected,
J II. MAIZE,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
omco In Maine's bulldljg. over Blllmoycr'a grocery.
"P P. HIIiLMEYER,
DISTRICT A TTOENIJY.)
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
C-tTOnico over Dcntler's shoo store,
illoomsburR, l'a. rupr-30,8C.
JOHN C. YOCUM. C. E. OEYEll.
YOOUM & GEYEH,
Attorney s-at-Lawi
CATAWISSA, l'A.
(Ofllco front suit of rooms on bccond lloor of
Jibwb Item bulldlne.)
ITCAN BE CONbULTED IN OE1IMAN. jU
Sleinhers ot Sharp and Alleman's Lawyers and
llankcrsPlrectoiy incl tho American Mercantile
and collection Association. Will Bhe prompt aud
careful attention to collection of claims In any
part oi til united Mates or Canada, as well as i to
all other proteshlonal buslntts intrusted to them
K.OSWALD,
ATTOIINEY-AT-LAW.
Jackson Building, Itooms 4 and 6.
BERWICK, PA
II. H II AWN.
ATTORNEY -AT-LAW.
Catawlssa, Fa.
omco, corner of Third and Main streets.
JJ V. WHITE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Olllco in llrowers' Building, 2nd lloor.
may 1-tf
M
IOUAEL F. EYERLY,
Conveyancer, Collector of Claims.
LEO A I, ADVICE IN THE SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATES, tC
ttromco in Dentter's building with F. '. lull
neycr, attorney.at-law, fiont looms, snd How
.Illoomsburg, l'a. tapr-o-frh.
y. E. SMITH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC, ,
Berwick, Pa.
MISCELLANEOUS
B. McKELVY, M. D.,8urBeon ami I'hy
, slclan.north Bide Main Btreot.below Market
AL. FRITZ, Attorney-nt-Law, Ollice
, Front room over l'ost Ollice,
jlt. J. 0. BUTTER,
PHYSICIAN i: SUIiOBON,
Offlco, North Market street,
Uloomsburg, Pa
rH. WM. M. REBER, Surgeon and
If Physician, ofllco corner of Hock and Market
troet.
R. EVANS, M. D.. Surgeon and
.rhyslclan, omco and ltesldencu on Third
street.
JpiRE INSURANCE.
OnitlSTIAN F. KNAPF, BLOOMSUnitO.FA.
HOME, OF N. Y.
MERCHANTS', OF NEWAHK, N. J.
CLINTON, N. V.
PEOPLES' N. V.
KEAU1NU, PA.
Theso old coki'Okations aro well seasoned by
ftiie and hke tkstbii and havo never set had a
loss settled by any court of law. Their assets are
all Invested In soup bbcuhitibs aro llablotothe
UaiardotKiiiKonly. ,,.,.
Losses i-kohitlv and noNKSTLV adjusted and
paid as soon as determined by Cumstian r.
KNArr. BPSC1AL AOKNT AND ADJCSTBK ULOOMSUCKU,
Pa.
Thopeoploot Columbia county should patron
ize the agency where losses It any are settled and
pali by ono of thcr own citizens. ,,,.,
PltOMPTNESS. EQUITY. FAIK DEAL1NU.
T F. IIARTMAN
lairSKSINTB THK F0LLOW1KO
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANIES
North American of Philadelphia.
Franklin, " "
Pennsylvania, " "
York, of Punnsylvanla.
Hanover, of N. Y.
Queens, of Ixmdon.
North British, of London.
omco on Mirkot Street, No, S, Uloomsburg.
OOt. 94, 1"
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
W. It. TUBBS, PROPRIETOR
BLOOMSBUUQ, FA.
OPPOSITE COOItT HOUSE.
Lara caand convenient Bample rooms. Bath rooms
hot and cold water and all modem comenleucca
T r.Tr miinririr -iiimii'Mi"'"' iw I
niLES OR IIK,MORimom3.-yiXERS
nssure, Itching. Ibiula, ic cured without
1 In by Ihe iiKiNkKiuiorr 1 11 ustrateil
paperaoAplalulng thosyktem and contalulngref
ttencea bent five. Addiesa
J. W. GOOIilDGIJ, M. I
208 Wyoming Ave., ikranton, l'a.
March Ittais.
K WiTENBENDEB, Pwri.
CLOTHINGJ
PHIL'A,
A. 0. YATES & CO.
Sixth and Chestnut Sts,
"YAINWRIOUT &CO
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
I'llII.ADUI.I'HIA, l'A.
TEAS, SYHUPH, COFFEE, SUC1A1I, MOWSfiE.,
KICK, SI'lOKS, IIIOAHH SOI1A, KTO., KTC.
N. E. Corner Second and Arch sts.
m-Orders will reccUo prompt attention.
II. HOUSE,
DENTIST,
Bt.ooMsnuuo, Columbia County, P.t
All styles or work done In n superior manner, work
warranted as represented. Tkktu ExinicT
bd without 1'ain by tho uso of Qas, and
free of charge when artificial teeth
are Inserted.
Olllco In llnrton's bulldhiR, Main Sreet,
below Market, live doors litlow "m's
drug store, tlrst lloor.
Jo be open at all houn during the dai
NOV93-lr
H. C. SLOAH & BRO.,
ULOOMSBURG, PA.
Manufacturers of
CARRIAGES BUGGIES, PHAETONS
SLEIGHS, PLATFORM WAGONS &C.
First-class work always on hand.
RErA 1RINQ NEA Th Y D ONE .
Prices reduced to luit the timet.
BLOOffiSBUfiGJLAMG MILL
Tho undersigned having put his Planing Ml
on Hallroad street, In drBt-ciass condition, Is pre
pared to ao an Kinds Of worK in nis line.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS. MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
furnished at reasonable prices. All lumber used
Is well seasoned and nono but skilled workmen
aro employed,
ESTIMATES FOE BUILDINGS
urnlshed on application. Plans and specltlca
ons prepareu Dy an exporienceu uruuKuiuuiau
GIIARIiGS HRITG,
niooiuHburtr, Pa
CLOTHING 1 CLMHIMG
W. BERTSCH,
TIIK MKKUHANT TAILOR.
Gents Furnishing Goods, Hais & Caps
OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Suits mado to order at short notice
and a titalwa)s guaranteed or no sale.
Call and examine tlio largest and best
selected stock of goods ever shown m
Columbia county.
Store next door to First National Hank,
MAIN STREET,
Bloomsburgf, Pa.
ORNAMENTAL IRON FENCES
OF CAST Clt WltOUGHT IKON.
Suitable for
Yards,
Cemetery Lots
and
Public Grounds
The following shows tho Picket (lothlc, one of
tho several beautiful styles of Fence manufactured
by tho undersigned.
For Hcaut
tift. 1111
-autynnd Durability they aro unsuriliss
up by experienced hands and warranted
satisfaction.
to give satisfaction
Prices and specimens of othor de
signs sent to any address.
Address
BLOOMSBURG PA.
May 4-tf
FRENCH'S HOTEL.
Cm HAM. WjUAItK, NKW YORK,
Opposite City Hall and tho Post Ollice.
This hotel Is ono of tho matt comiile o In Its n.
nolntinonts and furniture of AN V HOUSE In tew
York vwy and Is couduaed on tho
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Kootna only one Dollar iter da r. Halt mlnuto'tt
All 111 es of cars pass the door. -Most convcnlen
hotel In New Yoi k for .Merchants to stop at. Din.
ng i ooms, cafes and 1 uueh counter replete with
' SJulyaiyr
In presents guen away. Send u
cents postage, and by mall you w
f V UlUt limt -' Vi
unitlilnirt'lbo in Aini'rU'U, AUubout UiotMW
r"f'""r. ...Itl. lv- 4ir-lltu Wlin It'll ftV.
n illerc of either sex, of all ages, for all tljo
time. or spaic tlmo only. to work torus at their
own tones. Fortunes for all workers absolutely
iisured. Don't delay. II. iuu.rr f ca, I'ort
land,Nalne, decl8b5.
m a cam.
lie
BLOOMSBURG, PA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
EXHAUSTEDVITALITY.
ILLUSTRATIVE Snmplo FREE.
KNOW THYSELF,
A Orcnt JlciliCfll Work on Manhood, Xotrom und
Physical Pebllity, rrcmnturo Docllno In irnn,
Ihluuvtcd Vitality, Ac, Ac, and tho untold mis
eries resulting from lntllscrctton or excesses; 300
pAe, rubetantUll bound tn gilt, muslin. Corn
tains more tlian 123 Invalaabto prescriptions, cm
bracing crery cgetablo remedy In tho pharma
coprela fnr all acute and chronic diseases. It Is
emphatically a book for every mm, I'rlcoonlyft
by ma'il, pout patJ, concealed In plain w rapper.
iMA sTitATivi: sa.iipm: fkki: to alt
Yonng ftiul middle-aged men for tho next ninety
days. Fend now, orcnt this nut a you nny nevr r
eectt vala. Addre-iDr. VA It. I'AUKt:i(,4 lul
finchetrott, Bo ton, ltaua.
feb.5-d. 13',
RAWBONElMAfiWRE'
A.tl.llONIA joftwwet peculf.irft rtilltlnif rroin-r.
tie and fulflUs a very iini-ortaiit t-art In a mtuurn.
wUiro, without It, would lack ttist ilcnunt inott
lit-tvlM tn miMatn llant life
I'llOSI'll OltlC ACllHi anlnrbPi ei)rbto rcn
stltuent of all uoihl lands, i he . il turnii'li:
wltli 1'UoDpliurlc Arid and tlicyln turn it la It to
a ii Una K tn Iwufted In formation i f their Iniiits.
Nu fertilizer In inoro valuable In It ofii'it than
ofiewhlch contains Ammonia and Nioi'horic Actd
dcrhed from Animal Uono llaso. 1 ho bate of
BAUGH'S
$25 Phosphate
I nlmal Bono!, ind It li ft real AmmontfttM lion
Ktur I'hinrhate, which we liroilnco by means of
PlfCiM ftdvaulwra In mftnufurtiirlDK.
Sriid for Uniifrii'H rhoNphnle C.ulde nn4
rurthcr Inruriniillom
THE ORICIN AL
Manufacturers of
RAW-BONE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE
BAUGH & SONS
Slanafactoreri A Importers.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Ussthe Original Baugh's $25 Phosphate.
Feb 56
U mnsAJirit
b "-iatl'CJYtliKH
li. -.t i it'l l, uo.m.
itf!. thi'ttrtsuACc
ntiil ScnlitHint cl rvsrt
riowtr ivt Stirub, 'IllOO
fttlli-, flit MluK Al'ii nil
tin- Known RlIcioI f llfla.
lien ulili Clove. Pirsiot,
HlnilkcrcMilainrnn. II
Isilu-moil ccinptctl .ioik
or tin' klntl ,'it liiit
IMinl.C'r"'liil riflrril
t'cnl'. In nunnti lor
a HumpU' copy, nl .ofinr
lirlii' In nurnl. AKPlill
vionli il evertwhere. Ait
Tenth itrttt.Ullld'l.Pl.
AS3D
AKCnlUH f'J3.CO..I7 tlorlli
a I p P- Tt M Mf
OUR fejjSSS T11IH STYI.I2 k3l
.DAIS' 1K1AL.
A 'all Set of
f . ttnl.n.tfil 4.
u VAltRlN Tt'.I
Yona'B. ecuii ror
Ci rciilur.
Ki,-..- '102 H. nu St., 1'iiim.. 1'a.
Apr. 2 47w.
F1RSV PREMIUM. rfEN
PHILAD.4IS76.
rnml I'rlip JJi ilnl. I'arlt, 1HTS,
As'ityniirdrorprforlt. IVm. Ir.'.-.liip.'l.'llr
JJS.Volth rrout6trt. l'lIILAlltLl'lIIA, l'A.
Juno 4 80 ly.
Adams' Patent V..,. .
PICKET t'L'.u . '
It-'
31.75 por foe! and fi' '
SPECIAL j;tat
All U.ldl cl Irjn Feicol, Cli.'j. IVr r :
il l r"tl' '.
Iran Work in all styles.
Coal Screens a specialty.
Iron Ladders, Wheels & Crckt: .j.
Blackimlthlng In ell branchei. Eimate) f -rri.hsj.
EAGLE IRON WORK"
Cor. Uuiou u: Cih1 '.ii
WILKR'i-ri ' '
mnreli 12-80-ly.
CURQ
mm H00FIN0 GO.
Manufacturers of
COKiiniArEn. cbimpkii Kdoe, C'kowl's Taient,
1'I.AIKANDt'AI.AllINSII
Iron 8i Steel Roofing & Siding.
Theo rooilnirs wo lay on tolld sneathlng, on pur
llnV. on Iron wort, or over OKI blilnirles or Blals.
Wo liaolnour employ good ana experienced
roofers whom wo will wnclout as Uibtructors to
tSoio who may iv lull to lay their own rootlnff, pur.
c hasere paylcir men s railroad fare and t me. We
make tlieso roollnifs to any ileblied ilcknesi and
wcl-'lit fotlm in t'lven and conlraciataken for
rooilngs and (.Mint's laid and eoinplelcd. halU
faction guaranteed on all work don; by us.. C'ala-in'm-d
frun and bteel roollnifs inado to order at
thort notice. )N Ji()N 00FIS0 c0
1'ITTSTON, l'a.
fMnrv niiflr Tflll(rll VnlleV dPOOt.
Dock bt. Telephone connection. augil 3nv
H.W.AYER6S0N
ADVERTISING AGENTS
Bx?ilffia PHILADELPHIA
Cur. t'li"'ln-t mill l ljihlli M .
lleeclie ,ili'itlcineiil4 fo' tin Piper.
CO 1 IMA I LO nt Lowest Cos. Rates rflCC
W-Wr'AYERS SON'S MAKUAL
GOLD!
Ifieldi ir ictrfe, but tboi irbn wrU td
8Uuoq A L'a, Portland, Mlne, will recei?
free, full InforroHion Uiul work wblcb
the cn ftnJ Itrett h(Mut.tht will rf
I rmm tn Mar dn. hum hlT
rDd ot ir 1 In dy. KUbr hi. young ci old. CpIUt
pt4roqulrd. Vou araiurtfrt Ut: TboMho jUrt tt ouct
ui kUoluldj lull taug UUlo fortune-. All la Ui.
Nov, ao&My.
PATENTS.
( btalned ami all paU'ut buUnobs attended to for
moderate fees,
our ollice Is opposite tho U. a Patent Orllce, and
wo can obtain Patents In less time than ihoso ro
rnote front Washington.
henHiKlel or drawing. Wo advlso aitopat
entaWlltyfr'eofi'hargi'.undwomako no chargo
unless patent Isnei'iirvU.
We rof'T hi ie, lo the Postmaster, tlm Mipt. of
.Money n.di r I'iv., and to oll'.i lals of tho V. W.
l'aleijt ulilie. Vur circular, adlce, terms and
releix uces lo actual clients In your owa btatoor
County, wilto to
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent OOloo, Washington U 0
anutt
TlKf
m. lilt i
rcrcc r.'cL'?'.' -
nriJiiiiii.ini ! Mtiki
piiiuiiau.ixiji v "v,1;"
lllfflf I
OH! MY BACK
Knr; ilrsln or fold ltrV I lint nrsk hsrk
onu nciriy proiirairs on.
THE
EST TONIC
Mreuatlit'iis tho AIiinrloM.
HUnitlpfl tlic Nerves
T!nrlrltCH tttr Illottil, (ilvc Nciv ltfr.
1B J U Mte. FnirfloM, Tw, msi
" llrown'i Iron Tiittf-rB in the tiput Inn medlrln I
bate Known in toy Wj earn jiractit-n, I hfivn found it
("wcirtlly tmncticial nt iiprvoutt ur pliypifttl eihuust Ion,
aud in all ilebJJitMhia nUmouls that tonr no lirnvily
on tlie nytfr-ra. Uo it frely in my uwn family,"
Mr, W f Hrown,M7 Mttn Ht UovlinUm. Ky.
pi . "I wnn coiut'Iult ly brolceu Uown in ln-iltli timl
tr lUUed M pnlnj in my back, llrovu.'a Iron
llilU-in cDtuvIy rcdtonul mn tfi lioalUi."
Ornutno fcn nbof nTrftdo ifstk undcrnfisiHl rod line
on m rapper 1'itUi Itci olhrr Mndo only by
11UUW illilltAL CO., llALTniOUUMll.
CURES ALL HUMORS,
from n common iiintrii. or i:riiptlon
to tho woi-st hcrnl'iila. Tin; liest lllooil
I'll rl tier ovorllcovcrt'I. IlyDrugirlsts.
PRICE $1.00, SffnVffiSS
A Pladelpliia Lawyer
rro'iilncntln hU iirofeialon, tAys: "Don't put
my n.mo in print but rcrer any ono 3 ou wish to
nu'. and 1 will gladly tell want tho Jlusttlan
Jthrmntitlitn tUtrr has done for me."
ThH gcntlcinan wnasolamo nno would havo
thought hlrn n cripple, and yet Three Daj-i'
use or our remedy atralgUtenetl him out all rlnut.
Mn. O. W, Bakfr, a lfladine manufartorrr ot Wit
minctnn, Del., wn Do. litli 'ho: "I'mtu tho tlrfit
rtay I bt-Ron to tho KnsKlnn Jiheumati'mi l!ttm, re
lief followed and my com fur t daily increaaxd. Tho m
ft my limbi lacuna moro and ninre natural until I
felt no discomfort oithur walking or wnrkinff. I Vnownf
nothing which hin quick and wondroua an eiltH-t.'
One of PhilatlolphiVri oldct merrhnntll, Mn. 0. 6.
Dncicics, residing i.tti Maiu Mrwt.UormnnU-wn, sayi:
" The llusBian Kliouim tiara Juro haa tnk.ni all the pain
out of my daughter' arm and nock, hho had sutlcrod
Greatly with it for month.
We havo testimony of this port sufficient lo
satisfy tho most skeptical. But It you have tho
Rheumatism you want relict rather than testl
mony. YoucanRetltr-quleK, &ure, permanent,
by ending for tho
RUSSIAN
RHEUMATISM
CURE
Prserlptlro pninplilrt. with twdlmonlftR free.
Dvlna C&O en ( If malU'Ll. lOo. HdUitional.
rfluO 3Ca9Wat If rcKitfred, loc. moro.
PRUSSIAN
One Itox
dfiM the
biulnons.
N'onotlouuino
Mlthout tbi-t
Tiude-lark.
RHEUMATISM CURE.
A ypt It in not tn Ui foinul at tho ntorDf. but rati
oulv lw h id by piidoHiiiu' tho amuuut as abovo, ami
addrcBHlmr tho Aiui-ncau rroprictora,
PI-AELZER BROS. & CO.
MlK-S'Jl .UurUi't Slrrrt, I'hII'tilcllililit.
march u.ly.n
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
603 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
Staff of 18 Physicians and Surgeons.
Rxporlonrcil Sium IiiIImIm forcvpry
clii of IilhcnNi'k trcatfiil alxo,
ruined) experienced and uIiIIIiik
NiirxeN.
I, It'lit, well ventllnlril, clenallll y
fnrnlNlied prt'it(o rouini, l'ur pa
tlentH, ISonxe f iirnlHliod with Klc'ator.
Sli ain-lii'iil, .Sii'alilii(,--iilin', i:le
trie Hill-, and all liimlirii Im.
proveniuniH. 'i'ablo well Mitiplled
Willi Ilia hi'-t o( fond.
I not a llopiial, lint a plcaxant
IKemeillal Hume. lpeii dat and
nlBlit.
ALL CHRONIC DISEASES,
wlietlier requiring for tlielr euro
medical or surgical alii, nkllltull)
treated.
THIS INSTITUTION Im hiipplleil
with TiirklHh HatliKi American
niovonteiit 'rrvatmeiil, or mechan
ical ItliiKHaKU :Hiu lilni i ) , Vital!
nation and Vactinni Treatiiuint
Apparatus, the most npprm ed
llectrleal ITlachltieH anil llattei
li , Inhnlatlon Appnratnx, ami all
the moat valuable reined lal appll.
allien known to medical heieueo.
t'all, or send lo cciiih Hi stampx
(or our Invalldh' (iulde-llnok (IKS
IiaKeii), which cIvch all partltu
arN. AddrcHN a above.
WorM'K DUpcn&ary Jloilleal AmiocIaIIou, I'roii'n.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
the popular farorlte for ilieiwlnff
iiiu luxlr, lichtoiintf color htn
ffioy, aud prewutliiff Iindiuir,
It tlenniiea tho mulp, Btui tho
liulr fullinff, and Id nuru to iIiikw,
U aud $1.W at lnii?i?liti.
HIIMDERCORNS.
Thonnfef t. sureHt and I iff t cuw fir riin, Ilunloni, An,
BtuiiHatl tuiin. comfoit to tlio fit't, NenjrralN
totuit1, li tcnUat L'lUKiri.ta. Ilmv & Co., N, Yt
nug.d
BIVIJWAY !
Ten thousand babies nro given
yearly to tlio grave by not having
I)r. Hand's Teeth ing Lotion on
tlioir gums wliilo teething.
SOMETHING NEW !
SOMETHING WONDERFUL
SOMETHING MAGICAL !
To bathe tlio haby's gums while
toothing, relieving all inflamma
tion, swelling and pain.
LOST I
A good many night's rest by
nothavingDr. l' hind's Colic? Cure,
for il gives baby comfort unci
fsjeep without stupefying or in
juring it. No opiates. No con
stipation, Sold at Kleim's drug ftoro,
general agent for .Dr. Hand's
remedies for children. Labora
tory at Seranton, l'a. (decieow.
Jim, Beillju
lMtOl'lUKTOK OK
0
At the old stand, under tho
Exchange Hotel,
BLOOMSBURG PA
ilfffill
ir!J;i 11 11 11 i
IF" 1 1 1 I -1 a
bW Urm
ly
SELECT STORY.
UNDER TIIE LILACS.
clinrmiiiL' old-fnsliioncd tiarilcn, in
which Haunting hollyhocks nnd popple?,
gay lulipa nml stately tlahllns, modest
atly-slippurp, four-o clocks anil racccil-
roblim grow sido by sido it) picturesque
dlnordor j whero sweet migonotto and
brilliant porttilacca cover tho ground
with a lrairaut carpet fit richness col-
orniKi wn.'ro lilao bushes, with their
nodding plumes of whito and purplo
meet ono at every turn, and whero
morning-glories, honeysuckles and
climbing roses run riot over every wall
and lattico and bough that can yield a
support for their wilderness of blossom
ing vines.
Aud into this delicious, restful bit oi
lidou comes Flora Coleman, as she
comes every day and seals herself under
ono of the great lilao bmhe. with some
dainty art work in her whito bauds
aud tho nodding, snowy tassels of the
lilao above her daik head making a
pietuio of her that is exquisite to see.
Here, too, comes Lloyd Chester, the
landlady's handsome son and a "gentle
man farmer," dolling his yellow straw
hat and bringing the mcri'y tuno ho is
whistling to a sudden termination as a
bend in the path brings him face to
face with tlio beautiful city boarder.
'Ah, Captain Vernon I" exclaims a
pretty girl who is idly lounging at the
parlor window, "just como and take a
glanco nt tho interesting scene down
there at tho bottom of tho garden l
Really, my dear Bir, you will havo to
lecture that lovely fianceo of yours,
unless you want her to break that poor
young fellow's heart or your own,"
she adds, mischievously, with a coquet
tish glance from under her long laidies
''bee I it looks liko a real lovers tryst
out there under the lilacs, for I'm suru
they have a talk there every day. lie
is so handsome, too, and look," Capt
ain ! ho has taken tho seat besido her,
and she is smiling up into his face in
her most bewitching way.'1
"Ah, yes,'1 assents Captain Vernon,
with an indillerent smile, as ho saunt
ois languidly up to tho window and
glances in tho direction indicated,
"thoy do seem to havo found some in
teresting topic with which to while
away tho dull hours it would bp a
pity to spoil it with the 'lecture' you
propose, Miss Reynolds. Do let Flora
amuso herself, if sho can. Hub a
confoundedly handsome young fellow,
as you say, and not behind the rest of
us in accomplishments, etc. college
education, I understand. Quite natur
al the women should think him well
worth tho trouble of Lady Claro Vero
do Vcre's performance eh?"
And ho turns from tho windo ; to
pick up her novel, whish had fallen to
tho lloor, with a look so unconcerned
and nonchalant on his dusky, hand-
somo face, that Miss Jtcynolds stares
at him in open-eyed amazemt nt.
"Rut suppose it isn't a 'Clara Vero
do Vero' affair?" bIic persists, determin
ed to arouso Ins fears, "suppose it Is
'Romeo and Juliet' instead 1 Then
what, Captain Vernon ?"
"Misa Coleman isn't likely to choose
a farmer for her Romeo,'1 ho returns,
still with that cool, easy unconcern.
"Rut if she should ah, well 1 I believe
in destiny, Miss Reynolds. You would
n't havo me rant and tear my carofully
brushed raven eurls liko a stago lover
at tho mero idea of being supplanted
by a rival, would you ! Fact is, I
couldn't think of doing it, even to
obligo jou, Miss Rfynolds couldn't
'pon my honor!"
"Captaian Vernon, thero isn't ono
spaik of jealousy in your composition,''
explodes the young lady, half in dis
gust, half in secret exultation, for, to
tell the truth, thero is not a woman in
tho house who would not gladly win
tlio handsomo Captain if sho could.
"And tho poet or somebody declares
that where thero is no jealousy thero
can be no love. Now thero is your
betrothed biido ilirting desperately with
one of tho handsomest men iinagiuc
ablo if ho is only a farmer aud you
don't seem to caro a straw. I really
wonder if thero is anything that could
awaken jealousy in your breast V
He gives an amuod little laugh as
sho litters tho spicy retort tho low,
languid, indifferent laugh habitual
with nun nut a iook conies or a
moment into his beautiful vnlvetv dark
eyes that Miss Roynolds does not see
a look ot rcpresied pain and passion
ami bitter hopelessness that has no
kinshii) whatever with that languidly
careless laugh.
Ho makes no replv in words, and
after a little pause the young lady pass
cs to another topic.
"Speaking of 'Romeo and Juliet,'
8ho says, in a tono ot considerable in
terest, "reminds mo of tho tableaux wo
aro to navo to-tugnt. l ou Know wn
aro tioing to havo a tableaux, Captain
and I proposed that you and Flora
should appoar in that particular one,
but our hostess lias sot her heart upon
having her handsome son (sho is un
mensely proud of him you know) enact
tho rolo ot 'ifomeo, wliilo his Mullet
is to ho a young lady whom wo havo
not yet seen a country girl, I think,
who has just returned from school
Not pretty, Mrs, Chester says, but
hichlv lifted. Sho thinks bIio will
niako a perfect 'Juliet,' and I am quite
curious to seo her. Arcn t you, C.i
tain V
"I havo tho most burning oiirioslty,
I assuro you tho most intonso dosiro
in fact, 1 m just dying
"There !'' exclaimed theprelty blonde
starting up impatiently. "Unn t say
another word, uaptain, Vou to just
making fun of me. You don't caro a
bit moro for that than you
do for for woll, for Flora
Coleman's llirtation with Lloyd Chester,
And now 1 m going straight down in
to tho garden to break up that interest
ing fYtVs a tetaU you won't,1'
And tho pretty iiitin witoii is as
good as her word i coming suddonly
upon tho two talking there under the
lilacs, and surprising n blush on Flora's
faco and a straugoly earnest, intense
licht tho licht of love, so Miss Rov
nolds instantly decides in tho young
man a tine blue eyes.
Rut evening oomcs at last and with
it tho girl whom Miss Roynolds lias
been so curious to see.
Not pretty t Well, Miss Reynolds,
who is quito critical in such matters
and is really a good judge of beauty,
quickly decides that Mrs. Chester is
mistaken. A slender figure, elijjhtiy
undor medium height, with tho lithe,
swaying grace of tho willow j a face,
too pale, perhaps, but mobilo and ox
10, 1886.
prossivc, with lustrous gray eyes that
seemed to float in liquid licht t lone;
shadowy lashes, straight, dark delicate
brows and tflcaming chestnut hair.
And sho had small, cxmusitelv
pretty hands nnd feet, too," concluded
our fair critic approvingly. "No, I
ion t Know where mm. Chester b eves
could havo been, for Miss Jeanne I'um
broko is pretty decidedly so though
ot course, not a beauty like Flora Cole
man." Captain Louis Vernon has lonir di 'di
ed his handsome features lo mask tho
emotions of his heart, but, as tho slight
willowy form and lustrous grav eyes
suddenly appear before him, his dark
faco blanches in spite ot him, and his
dusky eyes fill with a look of unutter
able pain and passion.
"V ou r lie murmurs huskily, as ho
bends for a second over tho littlo while
land sho extends, then casts it from
him, almost rudely, as though ho fears
its slight touch.
Jjato in tlio evening shn plays her
mi t in tho tableaux vivants which
).ivc proved so entertaining.
Tho staijo is set lor tho balcony
sccno In "Romeo and Juliet." Relow,
looking the very beau ideal of manly
graeo and beauty in his picturesouo
dress, stands Lloyd Chester, wliilo
smiling down upon him from her bal
cony, a world ot tendcrest passion in
her deep cray eyes in every lino and
curve of her oxpressive, mobilo face, of
her willowy, bending, lissom figure
stands the beautiful, impassioned Juliet
Jeanne Pembroke.
Djad silence roiirns. Thouch not a
word is spoken, bIio thrills every heart
with the wondrous, intense power of
her acting. Is it acting or is that
passion with which her wholo bcinc
sccnis instinct, a real passion T
Many ask themselves that question
as they watch the scene in a silence
that is almost painfully intense.
v lora cjoieinan, as her eves chance
to fall upon her allianced lover where
ho stands partially hidden in tho shad
ow of a curtained arch, gives a sudden
violent siari.
Ho is loaninir forward, apparently
forgetful of everything but thu stage
picture before him ; his teeth aru tight
ly set, his dark eyes seem to burn with
a gloomy fire, and if ever jealous pain
arm passion wt-ro wruien on -
faco it is stamped o ..-unie
countenance of " ms Vernon
nt this motnet
"What isan it mean t" sho thinks.
whilo a wonderintr, half ul.nl liuht
breaks over her beautiful dusky face.
"Can it bo that ho ha" fallen in love
with her this wondrous Juliet at
tho first meeting t"
V hen tho tableaux aro all over the
guests disperse to partike of ices or to
wander about at their own sweet will.
Down under tho whito lilac bushes a
couplo aro speaking in low, half-broken
murmurs a dusky-haired, beautiful
woman and a blue-eyed. handsome man.
I could stay hero forever, alio is
saying in a voica that is perfect music
in ub buu, unconscious icnoerness.
"With Captain Vernon," adds tho
man, an underthrill ot bitterness in his
jealous tones.
Or without him," said Flora.
scarcely abovo her breath.
"You wear his ring you aro soon
to bo his wife you must caro for him.
Ah, heaven 1" with a choking sigh, "1
never envied any man until '
"Liston, Jiloyil Mr. Chester," she
breaks in swiftly, and her very voice
seems to havo a blush m it. "I am
bound to Captain Vernon, and if I find
that ho does, indeed, lovo mo, I shall
not break my pledge. Wo met in
society, and I felt a great triumph in
winning mm, no was .so universally
sought, and so cool and indifferent to
all women, ilo was never an ardent
lover, and I believo now that ho cares
for some ono else," her voice almost
falling in her confusion. "And if
Rut hero liloyd Chester stopped and
caught her two little joweled hands in
his, in a crushing grasp.
"JMorar no utters huskily, "don t
mock mo! For God's sake don't trifle
with mo now ! Rettcr go and Ieavo
mo to my fato without a word. I am
but a plain farmer, and yet I havo
dared "
"Rut, a 'plain farmer !" she echoes.
with a sweet, low laugh. "Lloyd
Chester, you are a king among men
to me. I will say this, though wo
should never meet liko this again !"
"i lora I '
"Yes, Lloyd, I mean it. Rut hush 1
whero aro thoso voices T Somo ono has
perhaps, been lsstening," and she drove
mm back a step as two voices camo
very closo indeed.
"I cannot endure it, Jeanne I will
not 1 says ono of them, in low, most
passionate accents, and Flora gives a
great start, for it is Captain Vernon
who speaks. "My Clod 1 I thought I
should go mad with jealousy to-night
wncn l saw you looking at another
with such passion in your eyes. Ah 1
if it had been real" and ho caught
Ins breath with a stilled gasp "I
think that I should havo killed him.'
"Hush, hush, Louis!" says a girl's
voice, soft and pleading. "I will not
let you talk so. I would havo listened
two years ago, had I not been bound
by that school-girl betrothal. Rut
now "
"Now that you aro freo you find mo
nounii uy a bethrothai, ho breaks in,
with a kind of savago despair. "Rut
I will not give you up this time, ray
leanno 1 cannot. You may romiud
mo of my honor, but all thu nledrros in
tho universe should not stand between
two hearts that lovo I"
"You nro right, Louis," cries Flora,
in sweet happy tones, as sho steps out
into tho path 'beforo them. "Aud I
thank God that no heart will sutler
through our broken vows. Hero," lav
ing her whito hand on Lloyd Chester's
arm, "hero is tho king of my heart ,
It passed into his keeping weeks ngo.
And lieio, turning to .lonuno with t
lovely smile, "is tho iiueen of yours
What a happy destiny tha- brought
us all heio together under tho lilacs,
and saved us from a terrible, life long
mistake !"
"1 alwnys believed in destiny," says
Louis, lifting Flora's dainty hand with
grntetui tenderness to his smiling lips.
"Henceforth, and forever, it Bhall bo
my creed. Clyde laymoiul.
J. II. Mercer would especially reconi
mend to the ladies Aoker's Dyspepsia
Tablets. As n laxntivo they havo no
equal. They aro guaranteed to euro
Chionio Constipation, Dyspepsia, and
nil diseases arising from a deranged
lots, Sick Iloadaohe is impossible.
Hlnmnnh Willi n Irnn nan rtt Tnl,
THE COLUMBIAN, VOL. XX.NO 30
C0LUMI1IA OKMOOlfAl, VOL, I, NO 26
Great EirthquaUes,
DKSTKlTCTIVi: CONVULSIONS UIX'OUIIKI)
IIY IltSTOItV 1'ItOM TIIK KlllllTII
UKNTL'IIY.
The following succinct record of tho
most destructive earthquakes which
havo been recorded from tho eighth
century down to tho present time has
been prepared by tho Rallimoro Sni.
712 Awful oirthquakc in Syria,
Palestine aud Asia : moro than 500
towns were destroyed, and tho loss of
life surpassed all calculation.
11U7 Cntnnia, in Sioily, overturned
and lfi.OOO persons buried in tho ruins.
llfiS In Syria, tu.; 20,000 perished.
12G8 In Cicilia i ,)0,000 perished.
UM, Deo. fi At Naples ; -10,000
perished.
1 f0!), Sept. M Constantinople ;
thousands perished.
1531, Feb. 20 At Lisbon j ,',00
houses and ,'10,000 persons buried in
tho ruins j several neighboring towns
engulfed.
lf9G, July 2 In Japan j several
cities made turns and thousands per
ished. 102G, July 30 In Naples ; 30 towns
or villages ruined ; 70,000 lives lost.
1007. April 0 Ragusa ruined i
000 perished.
10ti7 At Schamaki, lasted three
months ; 80,000 perished.
1072, April 14 At Rimini j abovo
l,50() perished.
1092, Juno 7 On tho Island of
Jamaica, which totally destroyed Port
Royal, whoso houses were cngulphod
40 fathoms deep, and 3,000 perished.
1093, September Ono in tho Island
of Sicily, which overturned ,"51 cities
and towns and 300 villages; of Catania
and its 18,000 inhabitants not a trace
remained j more than 100,000 lives
were lost.
1703, Feb. 2 Aquila, in Italy, min
ed ; .'i,000 perished.
1703 Jeddo, Japan, ruined ; 200,.
000 perished.
1700 November 8 In the Abruzri;
1.1,000 perished.
1710 May and Juno At Algiers ;
20,000 perished.
1729 September 1 Palmero nearly
dertroved ; nearly 0,000 lives lost.
., Nov. 30 Again in China, and
.jMJ00 persons swallowed up in
Pekin.
1732, Nov. 20 In Naples, etc. i 1.-
910 perished.
1710, Oct, 28 Lima and Oalno de
molished ; 18,000 persons buried in
the ruins.
17.14, Sept. At Grand Cairo: half
tho houses and 400,000 persons swal
lowed up.
17.1.1, Juno 7 ICaschan, N. Persio,
destroyed j 40,000 perishod.
17.15, Nov. 1 Tho great earthquake
at Lisbon. In about eight minutes
most ol tho houses and upwards of .10,
000 inhabitants wore swallowed up,
and wholo streets buried. The cities
of Colmbra, Oporto and Braga suffer
ed dreadfully, and St. Ubes was wholly
overturned. In Spain, a largo portion
of Malaga becamo ruins. Ono half of
hex, in Morocco, was destroyed, and
moro than 12,000 Arabs perished there.
About half tho island of Maderia be
came waste, and 2,000 houses on tho
island of Mitylene, in tho Archipelago,
wcro overthrown. This awful earth
quake extended il.OOO miles oven to
Scotland.
17.19, Oct. 30 In Syria, extended
over 10,000 squaro miles ; Baalbeo de
stroyed ; 20,000 perished.
I7SU At Tauris ; lo.OOO houses
thrown down and multitudes buried.
1783, Fob. 5 Messina and other
towns in Italy and Sicily overthrown ;
thousands perished.
1781, July 23 Ezinghian. near
lirzeroum, destroyed, and .1,000 per
sons buried in its ruins.
1797, Feb. 4 Tho wholo country
between Santa Fo .and Panama de
stroyed, including Ouzco and Quito ;
40,000 peoplo buried in onoTceond.
180.), .Inly 20 At FrosoIons.Naplcsj
o,uuu lives lost.
1812, Afnrch 10 At Caracas j 12,
000 perished.
1819, June 10 Several throughout
India district of Kutch Bunk ; 2,000
persons perished.
1822 Aleppo destroyed ; above 20,
000 perished ; shocks on 10th and 13th
of August and .1th. of September.
1829, March 10 In Spain ; Murcia
and numerous villages devastated ; (,
000 persons perished.
1830, May 20 and 27 Canton and
neighborhood ; about G.000 perished.
18-H), ieb. 11 At Ternato ; the
island make a waste, and thousands of
lives lost.
1812, May 7 At Capo ILiyticn, St,
Domingo, which destroyed nearly two-
thirds of tho town ; between 4,000 and
.1,000 lives wero lost.
18.11, Aug. 14 In South Italy, Mclfi
almost laid in ruins ; 14,000 lives lost.
18.10, March 2 At tho Island of
Great Sanger, ono of the Moluccas
volcanic eruption and earthquake
nearly 3,000 lives lost.
18.17, Sept. 1C In Calabria. Monte
murro, another town destroyed, and
about lu.uuu lives lost.
18.19, March 22 At Quito, about
000 peisous killed and an immenso
amount of property destroyed.
1801, March 20 At Moodozr, South
America, about two-thirds of tho city
ami v.uuu lives lost.
18G2. Jul v 2 and 3 Manilla nn
Philippine. Isles ; immenso destruction
ot property ; about 10,000 persons per
ished.
1808, Aug. 13 and 1.1 The cities of
Areqmpa, Iqutquc, Taonannd Chencha
and many small towns in Peru and
Ecuador destroyed ; about 2.1,000 lives
lost and 30,000 rendered homeless; loss
of property estimated at JDGO.OOO.OOO
187.1, May M-18 San Joso do
Uucutaauil other towns near Sautau
dor, on tho boundary of Colombia tie.
stroyed ; about 14,000 lives said to bo
lost.
1878, April 14 Cua, Venezuela
nearly destroyed ; about 300 kiHed
loss about 311,000.
1881, March, 10 Severe shocks in
South Italy, much destruction and loss
ot life at Cassamicoiola, a Uwu in tho
tslo ot lschia ; 289 houses destroyed
114 lives lost, about 38.000 loss
March 4, moro destruction by another
SHOCK,
1881, April 8 Scio tho town and
several villages destroyod i about 4,000
perished i much destitution ensued
suocessivo shocks, beginning 1.30 p. m
1883, July 23 Tho towns of Cassa
mlcciola, Korio and Lacco Ameua, on
tho island of lschia, in tho bay o
Naples, almost entirely destroyed i 1,
1Tes op iDViTisiHq.
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1 tndi t ?5 t ss 1 no ito do M t oo
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4 " 110 Id IM T 00 800 MOO 1 M
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CO W VOO 8 00 14 00 1T00 SO 00 40 R
fcoiumn 8 oo la oo moo ss oo so oo 4000 so no
Yenrlv advertisement pnyablo quarterly. "It-
stent ndverllsementqmuid, bo paid for )oro 1.
serted cxcepi wnereipauies nvu wnn
Igal advert twmenl 8 two dollars per Inrli lor
thte? Insertions, and at that ral for additional
Insertions without rcttrrnce to length,
r.xecutor's. AdmlnlsttMor's, and Auditor's
tlccsthreo dollars.
Transient or Icalmotlcos. ten cents alln, roe
ulaijadvcrtlscmcntuhalt rates.
cards In tho "lluslneM Directory" column, on
dollara year for'cach line.
090 lives lost, and 374 persons injured.
1883, August, 2G The Krakatoa
caticlysm in Java, in August, which
was tho most stupendous on . record.
An island was scattered and sunk, and
10 olheis raised their heads abovo tho
surrounding waters. Nearly 100,000
peoplo weru buried beneath voleanio
ilnliria nr su'nnt off the J.ll'.O of tho land
by tho volcanic wave. Tho floor of
tho ocean over a wide area to tho
southeast of Sumatra was raised into a
iilnin nlinvn tlin waters, nnd tl)C effects
ot the general upheaval wcro felt ai
far as tho American coast oi mo
Pacific.
1H81H. A Inmr-cnntinucd scries of
shocks in (ho Spanish peninsula, which
began on JJccemucr so, mo-i, nun uun
timii.i1 umiIi irrnvular Interruptions
until tho middle of April, 188.1. The
greatest destruction ot litonnii property
was in Andalusia. Altogether 745
noi-aniii worn Vlllpd ntlll 1.48.1 ihiuH'd,
and 17,000 buildings weru moioor less
damaged, 4,UUU ot lliu nunioer ih-hir
completely wrecked. Wide-spread des-
titnlirm nnil sllfTWin!' leSllltod from
this visitation. Towards tho clos-i of
November there was .1 renewal ol tho
disturbances, which extended also lo
the adjacent African coast.
rh.1. A eoriPH of shocks began in
tho Vnlo of Cashmere, on May 13,
and continued at irregular intervals
until the middle of August. The city
of Sorinagur and numerous villages
were almost completely destroyed,
tlinnamrta nf Vivna U'prn lest, and ffrcat
destitution resulted from thoikilliug of
cattlo and destruction ot crops.
1880, Aug. 28 In the Morca and
thn iipiMilinrini Inlnnil nf Znnll'. SOV-
oral villages being completely deMroy-
ed and sun lives lost.
Tildea's Romance,
Karatoza Letter to loulsvlllo courier-Journal.
Raving met Miss Celestu Stnuffer
three successive summers at Richfield,
and hearing each year that Mr. Til den
ad named her in his will, 1 wns not
urprited when I lend that ho had
settled lfpon her 81 00,000. Miss
Slander crossed tho ocean on tho yatno
steamer with Mr. Tildon tho last time
le visited Europe. It was on tho re
turn trip that tho handsome girl be
witched him. Ho prtscnted to her a
diamond bracelet said to have cost
8G.000. While Miss Stauffer was
staying at Cranston's Mr. Tilden sent
us yacht up that she might usu it lor
pleasure. Sho kept up a correspond
ence with Mr. Tilden, but I nover
heard it intimated that he had asked
her tqnarry him.
it always seemed more as if Ito had
adopted her as his daughter and enjoy
ed making her hajpy by gilts and
favors. Miss Stnulfer possesses all thu
requisites foi a belle. Without being
particularly beautiful, sho is showy
and stnkitig-lookinj. oho has many
admirers. Sho wears her lovely and
costly toiilets as though they wcro a
part of herself. Shu is finely formed
and danicfs gracefully. Sho is a crack
tennis-player and it is said that sho
composed as well as delivered, tho reply
sho made to Kcx. when ho choso her
for Queen during tho Mardi Gras -festi
vities in JNew Orleans two years ago.
It requires somo nervo and all tho sus
taining qualities of vanity for a young
woman in privato life to assume tho
mimio robes of royalty and ride
through tho public streets of large
city, to bo blared at by tho' vulgar
crowd who, 011 such occasions, flock to
Now Orleans. She spoko last summer
of not feeling a bit nervous wheiHinak-
ing her address.
-Miss Stauffer has been in the habit
of dividing her summers between
Richfield, Rar Harbor and Cranttoni.
Her parents and brother form her party.
Her parents aro very plain, uninterest
ing looking people. Her father is a
prosperous hardware merchant in Now
Orleans, though nut native of that city.
Sho is passing this summir in Europe.
While Mr. Tilden was not,a marrying
wian, yet he appeared to havo been
very susceptible to female intlueiicrs.
ills neighbors say that ever since Miss
Anna Gould, to whom ho also leaves
8100,000, mado herself so absolutely
mistress 01 uieysione Mis. relton.Mr.
Tilden's only sister, who had alwavs
kept house for bor brothtr.had to lenvo
and go to New i ork to live, as Miss
Gould assumed all tho rights of lady
of tho housu and ignored Mrs. Pulton
entirely. Ry flattering thu vanity of a
rich old man two young women leeeivo
the samo legacies which ho leaves to
his owirtkiii.
Constipation in Mini.
In tho London Lined Dr. M. O.
Haltoii recommends tho following
treatment :
Tako ono ouart of bran meal, tio it
up in a pudding bag wo tight na to get
a firm, solid mass, put it into a pot of
water early in the morning, and let it
boil till budtimo ; then tako it out, and
let U dry. In tho morning peel oil'
from the sin faco and throw awav tho
thin rind of dough, and with a'liulme
grater grnto down tho dry, hard mass
ni ,1 r
mm u jiuminr, ui mis, i-roin ono to
threo teaspoon fills may bo uoed by first
rujuuing it into a jiasto with a liltlo
milk, then addint! it to about a nint of
milk, and finally biingiug tho w.holo
i.tif. ..-t:.. t. ....... 1 ...
" "uiiinj; puini, ii mutfi, io given
through a nursing bottle.
J. II. Mercer wishes to make an
assertion, which ho can back with a
positivo guarantee. It is all about
Acker's Rlood Elixir. Ho claims for
it superior merits over all other remed
ies ot Us kind, and guarantees for it a
positivo and suro euro for Rheumatism,
Syphillis, aud all blood disorders, it
irees 1110 rkih noin spots and dwoase,
and leaves tho complexion clear
Ask him about it.
Over one million iinv.u nf A,.t n'j
Dvsnensia Tablets snl.l in tl 10 unur
twelve months, purely upon their
merits. Why suiTer w.ith Chronio Con
Btipation, Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Heartburn, anil Female
irouuies, wnen j. 11. Mercor others
vou relief and nositivn rmrn in tl, rv
Dyspepsia Tablets. Ho sells them on
a guarantee.
Thero nro scores of porsons who are
suffering from somo form of blood dis
order or skin disease, such as Scrofula,
Roils, eto., etc. After a practical test,
J. H. Mercor asserts that Acker's Rlootl
Elixir will certainly euro all such dis
eases, including Syphillis and Rheum
atism. Itis net a patent nostrum, but n
scientific) preparation, ho guaiaUees it.
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