Vhe Columbia.
1.
COtOWBtiDBHOORlT,TiR Or Tits NORTH, and CO
ldmbun, Consolidated.)
foiled Wcelily, tn; Frldny MornlnC nt
ntOOMSUUltO, COLUMIII A CO., Pa.
AT U.M per yoar. To subscribers out of tho coun
ty tlio terms aro strictly In advance u",uucoun
tVSo p.ipor discontinued excopt at tho ontlon
lithe pubUsheruntltaUarrcarnifosaropald.but
Uai? continued crodltB will not bo Jtvon. '
All papers aont out of tno stato or to distant post
ollooa must no paid tqrlnadvanco.unlcssaresiion.
BlDlo person In Columbia county assumes to oar
tno subscription duo on demand. " '
JO 13 PllINTING.
Tho Job Printing Department of tho Colombian
,rcry complete. It contains tlm latost now typo
nl in l hlnery and Is tno only onico that runs Job
reuM or powor. if vltiij us tho best tncl.ltles. Ls
mites furnished on laruo Jobs.
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frolUmn 8 00 19 00 IS 10 ti 00 80 DO 40 00 ttl 00
YporlfiilvnllfcmrnlspnroblciUaitetly.Trn.
Blent adveitlsirnents must be paid lor Wiforo r
M-iteilcneoft where panics havo accounts.
Leitnl advcrtf-emenls two dollars per Inch M
tliK-olnseillousiiiidnt that me for additional
Insertions wltuout reference to lenlli. ,
Kxecutor's, Administrator's, nnd Auditor's oo
tk cs three dollars.
Transient or Local notices, ten cents a line, reg
ular advertisements halt rotes.
cards In tho "Business Directory" column, on
dollar a year for each line.
J S 3ITT3H-EHBSR, Jr"frJeto"'
BLOOMSBURG, PA., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1886.
THE COLUMBIAN, VOL. XX.NO 47
COLUMBIA DRMOOnAT, VOL.L, NO 87
lie
'-fiarf AX. M V
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
r E. WALLKIt,
li ATTOUNEY-AT
omco over 1st- National Bank.
-LAW,
llloomsburgr, l'a
N".
U. FUNIC,
ATTOltNEY-
mco In S-it's Bulldlntf.
AT-LAW.
11L00HSBCHU, I'A.
1 OHN At. OLAHK,
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW.
AMD
JUSriOK OF THE PEACE.
Dloomsbdko, I'a.
Otaee over Moycr llros. Drug Storo.
p W.MILLKB,
ATTOIINEY-AT-LAW
0,acoln Orowcr'sbulldtnif.scoondttoor.room No.l
llloonisburg, Vn.
B.
FKANK 5UKB,
ATTOitNEY-AT-LAW.
Bloomsburg, l'a
OIUoo corner of Centre an d aln Streets. Clark t
Building.
Can bo consulted In German.
f EO.
B. ELWELL
ATTORHEY-AT-UW,
Hloomsmiko, I'a.
Omco on First lloor, fronl room of Cot..
bmiiiaN 15uildtn, Huiu sltcct, below .Ex.
change Hotel.
pUL E. WIHT,
Attorney-at-Law.
Office In Colombian BoiLDimi, Koom No. 1, second
BLOOMSBUKG, PA.
, SHOBB.
KNOBU
&
L. B. WINTSRSTBIN.
WINTERSfEEN,
Attornoys-at-Law.
utroots uioocisourg, r.
t&Peniiona and tiouniitt CollecUd.
J H. MAKE,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
Office in llalie'a bulMUt. QYerllllUneyer'sgroccry.
Jji P. nlLLMEYEU,
dihtjuct a ttohney.)
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Dentlcr's
COftlcc over
lHoomsburf;, Pa.
shoo store,
rnpr-ao.80.
EXHAUSTEDVITALITY.
ILLUSTRATIVE Sample FREE.
yAiNwmoiir &co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
I'mt.Anm.i'iiiA, Pa.
TKAS, tYltfl , CGI Hi;, feVUAII, OIAtbEft
ISICK, SPICKS, IUCA1 II fODA, K10., K10.
N. K. Comer becend and Arch bla.
ivoidcra will receive piompt attention.
JOHN c. vocmu c. E. GP.Y2lt.
YOCUM & OEYEK,
Attornoys-at-Lawi
CATAW1SSA, TA.
(omco front suit of rooms on second lloor of
-cIn BK CONSULTED ,N (EHMAN.fi
and claims in any
c areful attention W "V;"umi! fts well as to
Fftqggagigjg gsinerenti'usted to them
vtr. II. IUIAWN.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
catawlssa, Pa.
omce.conicrof Third and Main streota.
yy ii. house,
DENTIST,
Uloomjiiuiw, Columbia County, Fa
All styles of work done In a superior manner, work
warranted as represented. Tektu Extract-
KD WITDOCT I'AIN by thO U36 Of Has, RUd
tree of charge w hen artlUclal teeth
are Inserted.
OITico In liarton's building, Main strett,
below Jlnrlict, live doors below Klelm'u
drug store, llrst lloor.
lo be open at all hours during the raj
NOV S3 -17
li C. SL0A11 & M,
15L005ISBURG, PA.
Manufacturers of
CARRIAGES BUGGIES, PHAETONS
SLEIGHS, PLATFORM WAGONS &C.
First-class work always on hand.
REPA llihWQ XEA 1LYD OA'ii.
Vices reduced to mil the timet.
H
T. WHITE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
BLOOM SBURQ,
Oiilcc In iirowers' Building,
may 1-tf
PA.
2nd floor.
jypCUAEL 1. EYEULY,
Conveyancer, Collector of Claims.
AND
LEGAL ABVICE IN THE SETTLEMENT 01
roTlTHS. AC.
huildlne with F. I. Bill
"rYn;neV:at.law. front .corns, snd llool
apr-a nj.
merer, nttorney-awu
Bloomshurg, i'a,
yy E.SMITH,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Berwick, Pa.
BLOOMSEK PLAUIM MILL
Tho underslsned having put his Planing ill
on Kaiiroaa Mreei, ui nrai-ciauB uuii;n.;u, to yt-
parea to ao an Kinus or worn in nu iwu.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS. MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
furnlsned at reasonable prices. Ail lumber used
is well seasoned and none but Bktllcd workmen
aro employed.
ISTlMAT.cS FOE BUILDINGS
nrnishiid on unnlloatlon. I'lanx and epecinca
oca prepared by an osporlencea draugnisman
inouiiihbiirir, I'a
KNOW THYSELF..
A Great Medical Work on Manhood, Nervous and
I'uyilcal lloblllty, Immature Dccllno In Man,
nxhan-tel Vitality, Ac, Ac, and tho nnto'.d m!
cries resulting from Indiscretion or eiccBSC J ! 300
pKes, eubsUntlnlly bound in gilt, muslin. Con
titnstnoro thsn 123 Invaluable prcscrlpllons, em
traclng every vegctablo remedy In tho pharma
coprela for all acnte ami chronic diseases. It Is
emphatically a hook for every man. Price enly 11
by mall, post paid, concealed In plain wrapper.
it.i.u.vritATivn ka.upi.i: ritr.i; to am.
Young and middle-aged men for the nest ninety
Jays. Send now, or cut this out, as yo t miy never
see It again. AdJress Dr. W. II. PABKEIt, 4 llul
fluch street, Boston, Maes.
tcb.,5-d. ly
A QUESTION ABOUT
Browns Iron
Bitters
ANSWERED.
Tti qnrtlon hM timbably n w1cM thoanWt
tt tlmM, " 1 lot? run IJrown'B Iron Bitten onro every
?htnc f " Well, It dotnt lint tt dv euro anr dlwix
rr walrh ft MDOtAbln DhrrtcUn woald tirMrrlhn IKOI
Phynlelfinii rwjJtrnUa Irou tho bt-t mtorttWo
t Known n vnn proipunion. una innnirr vi n
n WHBitka
SELECT READING.
THE VALLETOET DIAMONDS.
FlDririniiii irrv muir.o ri
ftf Bnt known in the pro)
le-tdiniT chsmlcml firm U
thst ther hr men rreparatlnn cf Iron thMt ol
rthor Rtibstan oeaa In mdlein '1 Kin hn
clusitelf that inn is f cknciwiJrnd to t th r
imp-irwni lactvir in Fiicrsflnnil irjRJKai
hjwctw. rernarkable fiet, thnt trin
frr rI MIMIW.N'S 1 hoy iiitti:
If i.itiBiactory Iron combination utd etor boeu fjend.
d to I- th mtti
iLalrraottco. UK
'TJUtHno pMfct-
BROWN'S IRON BinERSfMSS
LQhluha, cr trotf.ie oontlpatlon nil ollici Iron
tBC(IlclurAi1n.niIOV.NfaillOANniTTj;UH
rnrtfi ImllActluit IIIUousnccHtWettUntSB
nNprpMln, tllnlarktj ChllH nml FeTcrit
Tlinl FrclliiR.tJrncntl J)rMIIty,Pn1n In tho
Hldoninclctr J.lmb9llrntlnclieanrlnrnl
alafor a!lthc) allmocU Iron 1 prwwritd dU.
UIIUHH VI IIIUI1 Ull IkllUil
ror.sAMPir
COPY el THi:
111 Tl. IMMIKt
ItKlvttieUNCUACC
Ami ttallmcnt tt Cvii
riowu fid iinh, UUUO
fllUiTfiit klndfl. AI-fMill
I lie Kiidwo Rdltiot nidi
lloa with Clove. Pirt.e),
Hiidicrtklelindrkti. It
In tla mo tl corapliti nurk
of llie kind vrr imb
lMici.Oeiid Firireii
tcntnn Btanim fur
a Mwiiplecoiiy.ftfaoniir
jirlce to tiKeni. Agent
8MU.CAf1 PUfi. CO.. 17 North Tint Slwit. Pfcllafl'i, r
unoi cure mm
u.!nnU, I ik all othor thonosh raodlcIpM, It nets
rlmtlf Man tikon bx mm tno tint Mtnjitom et
benar.t la rtnowM onrjrr. Tho iniiciM then boorm
tttnrt, tbii dignstlrn iinproTes, lbs bowelaftre ftctlm,
ti wow a tlt ofToct 1b usually tiwe rapid nrd marKod,
Tba7Mlgln atonro to brlghtent tho skin clciri
upi h"Uhv wiTmno t tno choeKsi nerToaaror
dntppOMVi fanrtlonr.1 dcraagomeDti bvoonto xtiga
Icr. and If murine mtlir. abnndant enuttnanc
U mppllod for tho ihl d. Hrunir BmwD'i Iron
lllttTfl In the (J.MiY fpn medians that ta no
frjrl-Jll3, I'At'it. ii ml trugyit tvocMmrtiiJ t,
Tho Ornulnohi TrriJo Muk nnd crrf( ra-i Uaot
4iiiriiLi', T.UiU NO OTIIUU,
5
fit 7m
7HorlhTnltlf.l..llsa'l.r. fiV'J- .as fi ..fc Jtl
v.
HT8 TIlIAL.
A Full Set of
Attnrliinents.
5VAIIUMTLII
Tears. Scud for
jlrc:iliir.
E. V. IIUWK A CO..
33 Ji. 0 tU St., t'lillu., l'a.
Apr. S 4TW.
f R.5T PREMfUM.
PHILADil8T5.
CJran.l Prlie nedal, I'nrls,
FOB STEP OR FLAT R80FS
CAN UK PUT ON 1IY ANY PF.K30.V.
vr " - ii , i ii i
TIIOU3ANU3 OF ItOLLS SOLD ANNUALLY
for nuii.uiNns or eveky
DESOKUTION.
SEND FOB NEW CIKCULAIl. CONTAIN LNQ
ritlCE LtbT AND HEFEBENCES.
ACENT3 WANTED.
M. EHRET, JR. & GO.
SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
423 Walnut Street. PHILADELPHIA.
Sept.17ais.3m9
AskyourCrocerforlt. Wm. lirps-.lopprl.Mfr.
M North Froutfctreet. I'llILABELPIIIA. PA.
Juno 4 80 ly.
J!
e9SK!Ha
posmvixY
Nim-Hxploslve
Will not
BIlEuVK
the
CHIMNEY.
Gives a Lighi
equal In Unlllancy
to uu anaics, or
BlA Gas tlumers.
inn ts tne most
Powerful ana
V crfect
LIGHT
ever iti n (3d
FliOH OIL.
THE FOUNTS
( an he u&ed on
bid Gal or Od Chande
liers or brackets, ana
v ill Increase your light
TnittiK-l'Ui-lJ.
AGENTS
WANTED
Patrnt Safety
EXTlNGUISUEIt
Cleanly.
RHEUMATISM
CURE
of
OIL.
THE CHtMriOR
.lisi llest.
Cheapest and
for Churches,
Halls, or
Family Use.
Send for
Illustrated
Circular.
ft. J. UDENEfl,
36 8. 2d St.,
fSole Owner
of PutraU
Oct 8 0 ms,
nas rnovzD to be
THE REMEDY
FOIl RHEUMATISM.
Msnioti. Inn.. Anir. 1. 1M
My wito as so aRlUted with Rbeu.
matism In her shoulder and ann that
euul.l uot sleen lu heil. but had to bu
hol.teral tip In roetlnir chair. Phy.
Bictaus pretwrlbed, maoy imtclitniedl.
CHIOt tSOrU llru, uu. mo -"
Adams' Patent Mot-p.lik
PICKET P-'SPJCE.
trot worna. I pent for im ttm$ian
doubt- It m UM3il atvontlnn to
direction for one wrek, and m wilo
aide anrirl'" Uiat you mwt once In a
I lifutinm. It is now over four months
' Blnco tho cure was effwrted, ana une
can wattii, iron, nnom uiotntnifu.tiuu
do all kludR ot work aa y ell an eer.
andhawnoiymrtom0 UR. " Ub
eae. WohavQUohesltancylnreooni.
t.n.iin-F ttm niro to all filiullarly
! rtt afllicteU, a Safe and Sure.
fJ Truly yours. ,vlsmLL
Thousands of others have
been ourea.
price S2.50.
For complete Information, Ilrscrlpllvo Pnnl.
phlet. tt-lth tesumouials. lrve.
For sale by nil drutfKiala. If one or the other la
not la isltlou to furnish it to yon, do not tw ir.
Buaded to take anything else, but apply direct to tho
flonera Amnts. PI'AEI.'.lilt llltOS. it CO.
811) &; S21 .MnrHrt bireet, I'hlhulclphlu,
inarch 9-ly.a
MiSGELLANEOUS
.i in..
Oflico
k T,. FltlTZ. Attorney-t-I.aw.
Jt Front room oier Post Qflitff,
rvK. J. 0. BUTTER,
' PHYSICIAN &BUKQBONi
omco, North Market strt et,
Bloomshiiit;, FA
rli. WM. M. HEBEH, Surgeon nml
nphytlclan. Offlce comer of Hock and Market
uoot. .
IRE INSUrUVKWS
CHRISTIAN F, KNAl'l'i BLO0M3BD 0,1'A.
"ehCIIANW, OF NEWAHU, N. J.
f LINTON. N. V.
J,'E01'LES'N. Y.
idfAUlNO, I'A.
tBkx ara-fni
m"IZ!es0"oMmv and iionestlt adjusted and
tniid won as determined by cukistun r.
Srr-Tnl-KUL AOBNT ANO AllJl'STRR ULOOHSSPUO,
BF. HAHTMAN
JirBKSBHTB tUB yOlLOWIMO
AJIEIUCAU INBUHANOE COMPAN1EB
North American of Philadelphia.
FranHlln, .,
Pennsylvania, "
Yorlr, of I'anusylvanla.
Hanover, of N. Y.
oueens, of London.
OTSkSl . Bloomshure.
QQt. 84, 1" .
...I..T1I .T11
1 AQENCY. Mover's new Duuoing.jiiajui.irvci,
iioomsuurK. i Assets
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING j
CJ. W. BERTSCE,
THE JIKRUIIANT TAIL015.
Bents Furnishing his, Ms fe;:
OF EVKHY UESCKIPTION.
Suits nmdu to order nt hlioit notico
and n fllalwajs giifiiantced or no eale.
Call and cxamino tlio laigest and beet
sekcti'd stock of goods or shown in
Columbia county.
Store next door lo First National Bank,
MAIN ST1JEET,
fiSIoomsburg, Pa.
o1ah8Ntal""ibon mm
OF OAST CIt WROUGHT IHON.
Suitable for
Yards,
Cemetery Lots
and
Public Grounds
:o:
iFharnllnivlniriilianB ILo Ticket Oothlc, one of
heiBivenil beautiful styleaol Feacemauutactured
by tho underslk'ned.
iJbo
iEtna insurance ca, of Hartford, Conn II.ow.wii
itoyal of Liverpool SSSVmi
I jtnonslltro.
Fire Ansoclatlon,
l'hlladelphta,,
10,(0,00ll
4,lc'',' 10
S,'JWi,3T0
1'hccnU, of London "; i nli'irro
London V Lancashire, of England l.-u.g
KneldFireano-Ma
iBloomsbunt. '
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
W. R. TUBBS, PROPRIETOR
BL00USBUB9, FA.
OFPOSITB COURT nODSB.
ATENTS.
un.tmnii nercentaue of fees In ad-
vauce, balance when patent wou.
talned. bend for clitufar ulvlnif full
r? f?.ttnS. and conta nlmr llat of
references. M. J.claubii, "VttSWjS.
J'ftCino BClldinT. (sepii.tmi.
t,nv am linblirtiaAil
auu nuiiuunu
For Beauty and Biirablllty they
fid, Setupbyexperieutt-u u
10 gltd lijliauv.iu.
Prices and specimens of other de
signs sent to any addrettn.
AddreBS
n. Mc mam,
BLOOMBBDRG PA-
5I.7S por rod and upward3.
SFCCIAL QUOTATIONS.
All Midi of trjr. Fences, GatM, Flro tie r".
FENCC PAT.IPON cf
flBSHS I Si
tier. Itoktt ICaali, llollm, Oii-
ami ftwelllim-i, Illl
buiiclea, Sort' IJyon. Scroluloim sore
JRIL CUAMO
lion Work in all styles.
Coal Screens a specialty.
Iron Ladders, Wheels & Creating.
Blackimithlng la all branchet. Estlmttu furnished.
EAGLE IRON WORKS,
Oor. Union & Canal Ets.
wiiiKua-iiAunn, pa
march 18-8d-ly.
NTS
l btalned and all patent buslncta attended to for
moderuto fees.
Our onico Is opposite the U. 8. l'atent onice, and
we can obtain I'atents In less time than thow) re
mote from Washington.
sena Mouei ur uruwiug,-. no uu.iau hij
entablllty fieoof chaise, andwemauo no charge
unless patent is boeureJ. ......
Wo refer here, to tho l'ootmaster, tho Sunt, of
-Money order Dlv., and to officials ofthoTT. u,
l'atent Olllce. For circular, advice, terms and
references to actual clients In your own btatoor
county, wrlto to
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
oppositn Patent oaice, Wshlngton, d 0
an 9-tf
IKH.T.AllH pays for
LIl-JJUOUOLARBUIVla
PA.I.VCS'
IJUSINKSS COLLEGE
110) CltitDit SI, Pkiliiilsiii.
Positions for Graduates,
Tiino required 3 to 4 mos.
Tho Host Equipped, llest
Courao of Utudy. Host Ev
erything. Write for Circulars.
J fj cms. p c.
CURES ALL HUMORS,
from n common lllotcli, or Crnptlon,
tn tho Moist ht-rolulu. Sall-rlioiim,
-'VPr-Kt,r'H'" V ,r, K"",Bl Bililn,
in shot t, nliillsi-nsiM o.mil by bud blotid are
conquered by this powerful, ptirlfvhip, and
Invigorating medicine, lii-ent I'.ntiiitr I I
ecrs riipidfy henl under Its lieniffn liiltucni-c.
Especliillv has tt iiuinlfi-steil its ixiteney In
curing Tel
llliii"i. 1 1 1 1. -.
whim N-olll.iirfc. IJnltre. or Tlilclt
NticH, and i:iiliirt'l liluniU. t-eiidteu
cenls In 6tomiij iora IniKO tieatlso, tiltli col
ored plates, on Pklu Ills-c.-tsrs, u- tl.u same
amonot foratrentlMi mi scinliilnut Affittlnns.
"tiiij iii.ooii is Tin; nri:.
ThoroiiKhlr ch-uuw It l.v tislntr Mr. l'lcrre'ii
(loltlon .lledltal Iilsccn erj'. nml (rood
.lluomioii, n fnlr ltln, linos lint kiiIv.
Its, vllul utreiiKlli. nn.l khiikIik ... of
constitution, will uu tIiiblisliei.
wiiirh ts HerofulotiH Clieaso of
Lllllgl, 19 pui nPMV, "II' oriW!" ir".l-4
and cured by this (loil-dlii-ii remedy. If taken
heforo tholuststnm'sof tlu'ihwasenin ituched.
From lis wondcrliil power over this terribly
fatal disease, when Hist ollcrinsr this now eel.
ebrated remedy to tho mibllo. III-. I'lEnca
thought seriously nt iiillinir it Ms "Con
alllliptlon Curt'," biitiibandoned thnt nnmo
as toil llinltet) for n Willi Ino which, from Its
wonderful oomt-liialim of iiiilp,orstHniftheu
lnir, iiKe-ratKo, pr lliK.-l-i.H'.ii,4h,-,uiitM'llii;ii4,
pcctoinl. and initrltlii' propei tics, Ijiinequaled,
not only ns n rcim-dy lor eiinsumption of tho
lungs, but for nil
CJIRONIC! DISEASES
or ma
Liver, Blood, ant! Lungs.
Ts a, e&l Hull rfrmvtt. dMillltAterl. Iisva
tallow color of skin, or ytllowlh-brown rot
Oil fucti or body, fiequent headache or dull
ness, bad tasiK In inomh. Interilfl heat or chills,
altornutlnir with hot llashei, taw spirits ttti
Bloomy liorcbodlngs, irregular appetite ohfl
COHieu toniriio. luu niu puui-iuik .iw u .mw.
Hie
Kt'Nliiiii.Uyeiioislii,und 'lorlild Lit er,
Z ii ail iiiiiihiioiih.i lu many cases only
part of thoso symptoms aro experienced. As
ii remedy for all tutu utio. lr, l'lerc(.'
Golileu
t-iiuul,
Itleillcal Iilucovery has do
J.R.SM1TH&CO.
LISIITED.
HILTON, Pa.,
May4-tf
on
PL,UMBING,sg0
AS FITTING & STEAM IIKATJNU
DBALKll IN
STOVES & TINWARE.
ah u..,l4 of work iii Sheet Iron, Hoof
ing and Spouting iiromjitly
attendeil to.
tH3(jlct attention given lohoatlneby uteam.
Corner of Mam & East Sts.,
Bloouisburg, Pa.
8 1 -.1
W w iEW
I
DEAl.F.llS IN
PI A
Jly tlio following wc known maKcri
Cliickcriiij,
ICnabc,
Weber,
IKallct & Davis.
Can also furnish anjr of tho
cheaper makea at iiianufaetiireva
prices. Do not huy a piano he-
ioro getting our prices.
Catalogue and Price Lists
On aiiiiliuation.
SepW-Wtf.
iivi AtivKimaElta. Lowest Hates foradtertls-
I log In Ittxl good tiewbpapeis sent. free. Ad.
dies i QKO. I'. ltOWEI.L S CU., 10 Bpruoo BL, N. V,
Vor'tVonlc I.iMiRS. flplllliiB of nlpod.
Shorlnoka of llri'utli. III oliclUIH.
Novoro VoiiKliB, Coiiniiiiiitlon, and
kindred affectlous. it Is a sovereign remedy.
Send ten cents in stamps for Dr. Pierce a
b&okoHnsurniton. Sold by lrusr(l.
PRICE $1.00, mfSEBK
World's Dispensary Medical Association,
Proprietors, Col! Main St, Borr.LO, N. Y.
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9 lltOlf Contains tha lila u J liwuiti of
,nnE M1 Animal UonM. C1IKA1',
III" UKL.IAUI.Iii, I.Ab'l INd
& sons,
. fx PlIILAIIKLI'lllA, V.
Jl,'S"aKVV i"qr b-lo f W.I.OW,
Iit4iuiiici tail, proniievlllo, Pn.
People wtro always afkinp; caoh
other how tho Vallclorts kept their
heads above water. They were known
to bo in a slnto of chronic irnpeounioa
Ity, and yit, somehow or other, thoy
contrived to show a bold front to tho
world. Their pretty rivcrnido villa at
Twickenham was furnished luxarious
ly. Captain Vallitoit, who had re
tired from tho service toino years be
fore, drovo n dashing mail phrcton
nnd pair and Mrs. Vallctort was .0110
of tlio best dieted women in London.
How It was dono no onu knew, Capt.
Vallttort dabbled on tho stock ex
change, atid was onu of tho best escarto
players going, but neither of theso
sources of income was likely to altord
him the means of gratifying his very
expensive tnstcs. Mrs. Vallctort had
no privato foiltinc, but she, too, spent
r grent deal of money, although sho
was always lolling her friends bIio was
(I ic.nl hilly nam up, for Jidwartl had
niado soveral iiiifortuuato speculations
latelv, etc., etc.
Still in spito of this, the impecunious
Iiair lived in good style and were an
parcntly procperous. ll.ey wore in
debt of course, but by Homo unknown
means they kept their creditors and
duns at bay. They did not entertain
much, but as Mrs. Valletort was ex
tremely pritly, and her hiirbatid had
tho knack of makiog himself agree
able in society and niado it a inlc
fever to borrow money of his friends
tho Valh torts wero a good doal in re
quest at dinners and dances during tho
season. People wero always glad to
see them, for their light-hearted, semi
Uoliennan iravety was wondertully in
fectious, and no dinner party nt which
they were present ever went off badly.
Uantain Vallctort was, besides, ex
tremely popular at his club the
Bavonpt : and Charles Kenton, of tho
guard.-), was in tho habit of sayinc that
ho would rather lose monoy to JNcd
Vallctort than to any man lie knew.
It was" fortunato ho took that view of
tho matter for the unhappy youth very
often roso a very heavy loser when tho
captain employed his talents against
h'in i and it was equally fortunate that
tho latter posesrd tho difficult art of
winning gracefully, for ecarlo was his
principal means of bringing grist to
tho mill, and many men less pluloso
phio than young Fonlon might have
declined to try their luck against sucl:
skill as his. had it not been for the
pleasant, good humored, nonohalnr.t
way in which tho captain pocketed tho
winnings.
Ono morning tho husband and wife
were seated at breakfast, when tho
captain looked up f-udilenly from a
newspaper he was carelessly readinsr,
and said with sudden eagerness, as his
oye caught an announcement among
tho "deaths :''
"Jly dear, wasn't Lady Araminta
Belchambro a godmother of yours V
'Yes but why do you ask '!"
"She's dead died at Mentono o
week ago."
Mrs. Valletort clasped her hands,
and her eyes brightentd.
"O, Ned 1 I wonder if if sho has
left tne anything. I can't pretend to
bo sorry sho is dead,1' sho added, half
apologetically,"because she was ever so
old, and I haven't seen lur since I was
a child."
"Jly dear Lilla, don't think that I
expected you to dissolve into tears at
the news," he interrupted with a short
lauuli. "Wo always agroo to be
candid with each other. You didn't
caro a straw for Lady Araminta living,
but if sho has rcaliy dono her duty as
a godmother by putting you down in
her will for a handsome sum, 1 am
qnito willing that you should get up
any amount of enthusiasm for her
virtuo. I3ut, sciiously, do you think
it likely sho has dono sot''
"I think it just possible, tho may,'
said Jlrs. Valletort, looking thought
fully nt the tlowcrs on tho table. "
wish I had wiilten lo her ofiener."
"It is no good regretting anything
of that sort now, my dear. We shall
probably hear in a day or two from her
solicitorsthat h. it you aro really
down for a legacy."
"it will bo a wonuerltil piccool luck
if I am," remarked his wife, stirring
her coffee thoughtfully. "Wo aro
dreadfully short of money just now."
Captain Valletc rt assented.
"Do von think wo could lane any
thing on my expectations!" said Lilla,
ookintr up brictiy.
"I am afraid not. Old Morris mado
no end of difficulty about tho last ad
vanco,
Jlrs, Vajletort's prttty face clouded
but only for a moment ; her native
liglit-heartcdness soon reasserted itself,
l II ! -I.- 1 1 1
and ail vno inoriiuiir biiu uiiipiuycu nur-
self in rearing a magnifiosnt Spanish
p:istlp on uo inoro subitnptial founda
tion than that afforded by tho briof an
nouncement in tho Times.
Somo dajs later a long blue envoi
opo addressed in a neat legal hand
writing, was among tho heterogeneous
heap of letters, invitations and bilji
Jlrs. Valletort found awaiting her
when sho canio down lo breakfast.
"Oh, Nod, congratulate mo !" sho ex
olalmed, rapturously, when sho had
roastored I ho contents ot tho letter,
"That dear, sweet old thing has actual,
ly-"
"Loft you eomo money I'' interrupt'
ed tho captain eagorly. "My dearest
Lilla
"No, not money, but her diamonds
positively all her diamonds." The
liltlo woman's eyes spatkled as she
glanced triumphantly at her husband,
t'Tho pelpbrajed i'elch,ainbre diamonds,
They aro magnificent. I know, for
havo often heard my mother speak of
them.
Ji"or a moment tl(o captain's face full,
but ho soon remembered that a lino
collection of diamonds represents a
very lino sum of money, His wifu's
logapy was not, then to be despised,
'iWliat do you think thoy aro worth?
he asked, suddenly.
"Oh I I don't know i thousands and
thousands of pounds, I should imagine,"
rciilieil his wife, vaguely ''Ned, just
think how well I shall look in them 1 1
havo so few jewel, and ."
"Jly dear ylrl, you don t mean to
say that you Intend to keep them,"
ho casned, as the dreadful ltossiHlity
dawned on his mind (hat Lilla might
elect not turn lur coBtly legacy into
hard cash.
'Of ootuno I iiiu.ui to keep thi'iu,"
die retorted coolly, "Oh, Ned, you
don t want iuo to sol) thetnd.0 you!
sho added pitlously, as the captain'
blows drew together ominously, and
an unpleasant light came Into his eyes.
"You will do as you like, of course,"
ho replied, irritably. "They will be of
yours and not mine. Hut how any
woman can caro to (iron Hereon out
with diamonds worth several thousand
pounds when sho knows what It in to
want monoy,pa9scs my comprehension.
JUrs. Valletort was usually tlio most
docile of wives ; but sho resented her
husband's angry words, and was trebly
etcrmined to hold her own in this
matter. Tho captain saw that it would
bo useless to arguo with her, so ho
turned away with a half contemptuous
shrug of tho shoulders, and a muttered
anathema on tho folly of women in
general and of his spouso in particular.
it was really too bad ot Lilla; a tow
thousand pounds would havo set him
on his financial feet again.
in due course, arter tho numerous
lelays inevitable in all legal nutters,
Jlrs. Valletort came into possession of
her legacy. Iiy her husbind's advico
sho had a safe constructed for tho dia
monds in her dressing-room, and tho
dingy leather cases containing the
jewels wero at onco consigned to this
repository.
On tho tirst available opportunity
Jlrs. Valletort (who had been burning
to display her treasures beforo tho
oves of her ft lends) donned her dia
monds and appeared in a blazo of
splendor.
t the ball to which they went that
night Jlrs. Valletort created quite a
sensation. Tlio story of her grand
mother s costly bequest had got out
about, and every ona was anxious to
sec tlio celebrated Uelchambro dia
monds. Women secretly envied her,
though thoy shrugged their shoulders
as sho passed and wondered how long
tho iowels would remain in her pos
session. Jfen admired her charming
face and graceful figure bo much that
they forgot all about her diamonds as
thev crowded round her, nnger to
Biouro a danco with the prettiest wo
man in tho room.
Jlrs. Valletort was in her element.
Sho enjoyed herself immensely, quite
ignorant ot tho tact thai her husband
looked unusually morose, not to sav
sulky, as sho whirled past him iadiant
in the jewels he secretly coveted.
CteditorB pushed tho gallant captain
lo desperation, and ho mado one last
appeal to his wife but without success,
"I refu&Q to part with my diamonds,"
sho said coldly; "it is unfair of yon to
ask me to mako such a saenhce.
"Very well, my deai: then the do
lngo must come, replied the captain
quietly. Ho turned and left tho room.
Tho captain did not alludu to tho
liamonds again, and things went on
much ns usual at tho Laurels. Hut
Jlrs. Valletort grow nervous and fret
ful, and took to sitting a good deal in
her dressing room. Tho captain kept
his word; ho never again broaohed tho
no j ct ot tho diamonds, but bo brood
d silently over it and grow mora rao
ose anil taciturn everyday, ilu was
deeply offended bv his wife's conduct
and his irritation was aggravated by
tho continual worries which buiet mm
Morris wss obdurate, atid his other
creditors threatened him with legal
iroceedingi if ho failed to liquidate his
numerous bills. At last, driven almost
to desperation, tho unhappy man con
crivedon a daring plan. If ho couli:
. t.: :r..X, .i: i. t... r-l
n Di tiet ins tvuu n tiiitiiiuuus uy nil
means ho would get them bv foul. Ho
would steal tho jewels, iio had
Bolvod to manago tho matter my own
way. I know if you had yours tho
nionoy would all bo swallowed up by
yo.tr dobls, and besides, i woum ipso
every social advnntago tho possession
f tho diamonds gave me. 1 therefore
nrrangtel my dressing room bo as to
mako you think tho jewels had been
annexed by burulars, and I kept tlio
diamonds sown in my sealskin jacket
until wo loft iMiglaml."
"No wonder tho deloctives wero
puzzled. Uy Jove, Lill i, I didn't givo
you credit lor such sharpness.
"In J'arts I took them to tho i'aiais
Koyal and had them oopied itt paste.
Now," fdio added with a bright emile,
and, placing tho shappy cases and glit
teriiig contents in his hands, "tho roal
stones nro very much at your service.
shall send a paragraph to tho London
papers saving that ray diamonds havo
been restored to mo anonymously, and
shall wear tho paste set at Prince Opo
ponax's to-morrow nigbl. And now,
doni," sho added,"! have only a pieco of
advico to offer. Tho next timo you
nro thinking of turning buiglar lake
yodr wife into your confidence."
THE 0Y01.0NE.
Business Adv.ce.
Never lend inonov to strang"rs.
Always live within your inoomo.
Ho who pays beforehand is served
behindhand.
Avoid going security ar.d making
small loans.
In solc.ling employes be governed
by their fitness.
Mo man can bo successful who neg
lects his business.
Don't neglect to insure your real and
personal property.
speak well ot your trends of vour
enemies say nothing.
i'ay vour bills promptly, and collect
tho bills duo you closely.
l-iivo somo personal supervision to
every depart ment of your business.
Tho master's eyes are worth both in his
lands.
15owarc of outside speculations,
your best chance of making money is
always connected with the business
vott understand.
In seeking a siiuation, remember that
tho right kind of men aro always in
demand, and that industry and capacity
larely go empty-handod.
iS'ever sign a paper until jou havo
read it and carefully understand tt.
It you post your servants uprm your
affairs they will one day lend you.
iJo your business promptly, and
bore not a business mm with long
visits.
In making an investment, take caro
that, your principal is perfectly secure.
iSover iuil to take a receipt lor
money paid, and keep copies of your
letters.
Neither overrate nor undcrrato your
capacity, but strtvo to estimate your
powers at their just value.
Use vour credit sparingly. It may
serve a useful temporary purpose, but
pay-day is sure to come, and you
should endeavor to bo always prepared
for it.
Iwo of Hothchilds maxims wero to
never buy anything that was not in
triusically worth tho money paid for it.
A Knifo Out Out of Him,
sooner mado up ins nunu to do mis
than ho resolved to carry out tho idea
atoucc. Ilu would not givo himself
timo to think about it, for tho word
" robbery " has au ugly bound and ho
did not caro to say it above a whisper.
Ouo evening when his wito was din
ing with a mend in town no loutia
that she had torgottcn to tauo her keys
with her. Tho opportunity must not
bo lost; so good a one might not soon
occur again, lio therefore crept soiiiy
up to the dressing room with the keys
in his hand, .Much to ins astonish
ment he found the window wide open,
tho furniture much disarranged, tho
door of tho safo ajar, and tho dia
monds gone.
For somo moments ho stood aghast,
Btaring Btupidly around. Then tho
dreadtul truth Hashed on him. Burg
lars had effected an entry whilo ho was
at dinner and oarried off the jewels.
Beforo many hours moreover tho
now of another great jewel robbery
sproad over tho country nnd tho ser
vico of skillod detectives wero enlisted.
But weeks passed and no glimmer of
light was thrown upon tho mysterious
bmglary, With this calamity camo
nuothor. Captain Valletort's creditors
pressed mm bo hard that ho was com
pelled to tako tho initiatory step for
going through tho bankruptcy court,
and his nara6"duly appeared in tho Qa
Sfitte. After this tho Valletort's found
it expedient to leave England lor a
time. Thoy rscsolvcd to spend tho
Florence. In that pleasant city they
wore soon tho centro of a brilliant cot-
for Jlrs. Valletort's beauty and
On Thur.s.liy tmniing of )at week
n cyclone paired over various sections
of Penniylvnnii, which was tho most
Bovero of "any for a ntimtH-r of years
nasi. Wo givo below a brief account
of damago dono in difProiit localities:
CIIAMIir.ltSltUIKl, I'A. .
small sized cyclonu struck this
county in this vicinity early in tho
morning iiuilditigs swayed to ami
fro and the people were afraid to re
main in bod. Tho gable end of a
house on Jlr. Piaster's farm, east of tho
town, was blown in and the building is
almost an entire loss. Tho building
owned by Mr. Jero Hlinadarmer, on
the Washington slnet t xtension, was
completely wrecked. Thero is somo
machinery stored in the building which
is ruined. Tho roof on tho barn of
Jlr. Samuel )isert was blown from tho
building nnd much damage dono to tho
contents of tho barn by the rain. Fif
teen feet of tho slate roof over the
Taylor works was blown off and a
largo portion of tho cornice demolished.
A Fnyetlevillo dispatch says: "Tho
brick school house at New Guilford
was blown down and scattered in all
direction". In that place straw nnd
fodder stacks wero fearfully demolished.
Houses rocked liko cradles nil night.
Tho peoplo wero tcrtibly frightened.
Tho wind camo from the southeast and
ucver has such a tornado visteel that
soctiou. Tho rain also descended in
torrents."
IK TIIK WYCOMINIl VALLEY.
A brief, but deslructivo cyclont. ao
companird by a rain-fetonn, prevailed
in the Wyoming Valley, causing in
tense excitement whilo it lasted. Koofs
of houses in vaiiotis parts wero torn
off, telegrabh atid telephone wires to
all parts wero greatly damaged and
trtcs wero snapped in two whilo tho
storm lusted. At king-ton the new
Catholio church was blown down and
tetlally wrecked. Tho loss, which falls
upon tho contractor, Win. O'JIalley, is
estimated at 810,000. At Parsons,
where the Delaware and Hudson Ca
nal Co. aro putting up a shaft, during
tho gale, timbers and planus wero
tossed about promiscuously. Iiobort
Johnson, a carpenter, who was at work
at the time, was stiuck by a flying
plank ami instantly killed. Tho stee
ple of the Jlethodist lipi-copal church,
ono of tho highest in that beclion, was
blown do in and completely demolished.
At Jlill Creek tho head hemso of No. 3
shaft and the roof of No. 2 shalt of
the Delawa-o and Hudson Co., wero
blown down and destroyed. I ho dari-
age done at theso two collieries caused
the suspension of wotk for the present.
LOCK ltWKN, l't.
A severe wind storm that swept over
tho city r.t 0 o'clock in tho morning,
done much damage to property. "At
tho Pennsylvania paper mills company's
work, two largo iron snnko stacks. 75
feet high, were blown eiown. One ot
them fell on llie evaporating butldii g,
completely dcmolihing it, and injuring
tour men who wero buried in I ho ru ns.
Tho other stack fell ncro is tho boiler-
hnnso and ciushed it. The fireman,
II. Bennett, was badly injured. Many
buildings in the city nro damaged, and
a laruo tobacco shed, owned by I roo-
tor Jlyers, was totally demolished.
Tho roof of the new nail mill building
was slightly dimaged. Imports from
the country aro to tho effect that tho
farmers havo suffered severely by tiio
damages to fruit trees and outbuildings.
HEADING, I'A.
Considen.blc damage was done in
Heading by the severe storm of Wed
nesday night of last week. Tho wiuel
blew a perfect gale and thero was a
heavy fall of rain. A largo trco was
blown upon tho Washington street
bridge Thursday morning and several
persons narrowly escaped being struck.
On Court street below Third, a dwell
ing had to bo vacated hurriedly on ac
count of the dangerous condition of a
telegraph pole. Telegraph communi
cation lias been much interrupted. At
9:30 a. m. thu wind shitted from tho
South to Northwest and no further
trouble is feared.
I'lTTSIIUnf!, I'A. .
Tbo heavy rams of Wednesday niijht
dusod n mo.st disastrous landslide from
Ono of tho most remarkable surgical
operations ever attempted in the United
States was performed a S Louis, JIo.,
on tho lath, on a tauor named
Joseph Hoffman. The latter has al
ways had a penchant of swallowing
solids without the prcciss of mastica
tion. Ono year ago ho attempted to
show his family how swords could bo
swallowed, and used a poker for tho
illustration, it got last in his ecsoiiha
gus and no had a narrow escape lrom
death. Wednesday night ho picket
up a silver-plated table knife, 10 inches
long, and calling upon his children to
watoh him, ho introduo.nl tho handle
into Ills mouth, nnd pissed it down un
til only two inches ot tho blado pro
truded. At that moment hu attempt
ed to look around to see tho effi ct on
tho spectators, and in doing so tho
knifo slipped down f,ho gullet. Ho
scroamcd with agony, and a neighbor
rushed in and attempted to pull the
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r, uaL i ; ii .T i i i 1 T i Ml. Washington, on tho south side of
lllanp. nut It el lilcil I114 frr-tun nml .lmn- I. .I
ped down into the stomach. Dr. A,
grace, and uer husband'p good naturcd
manner woro as iiiuon appreciated as
in London,
Ono evening, when thoy had dined
quietly at home, Mrs. Valletort an
nounced to nor husband mat buo naa
Bomething to show him that would sur-
priao him considerably. Tho captain
quito listlessly depbireel himself willing
to givo her his attention; and Lilla,
smiling rather wickedly, vanished from
tho room, reappearing soon aftor with
a largo cardboard box under her arm
which she carefully nlaoed on the
tn,ble.
"What havo you got there, my
dear 1 asked tho captain in somo sur
nrlsc,
... .. .....
"You hail see," replied ms wiio,
"But first promise to let rao havo my
way In tins matter.'
"Very won, I nromiso.
'Oh, you dear, foolish Ned. Just
seo how much cleverer I am than you
cried tho lltllo woman cxultlutjly, as
nho opened tho box and took out bcv
cral shabby leather oases.
Tlio captain started as tt uo naa
been shot,
"Lilla, don't tnntalizo mo liko this,
ho oiled, angrily. "What havo you
got m thoso cases i
"My diamonds and thoir facsimile
In paste." Aud she displayed a mass
ot gems mat positively duazieu mm
"Lutein tq v o tor a few inoiiionU nnd
I will explain everything. Soon after
yon asked mo to sell my diamonds I
began to expect that you meant to take
tLem tiotn mo by stratagem, and l re
0. Bernay.s, the surgeon, was suinm Hi
ed, and decided that tho knifo would
havo to bo tukon from tho stomach
hrough an abdominal incision. Hoff-
man was chloroformed, and an incision
fivo inches long was made in thu abdo
men, Wheu tho stomach was reached
tho knifo was found Iving horiz uitallv.
n incision about an inch long was
ado in llie stomach, and tho knifo
was seized by tho hatidlo and with
drawn. Then camo tho del one part
i iuo operation, i he mucous mem
brane was first stitched, then tho nuis
cular, and last tho peiiloneutn. Tho
ork was dono quickly, and thoro was
scarcely any internal hemorrhage,
ivuoiu suuiics wero then matte in
tho abdominal iocision, pationt was put
to bed. That night ho was doing well,
and is taking some milk and beef tea.
Tho only danger is from inllamat'on or
blood poisoning, iloltman is -15 years
i age.
The Pretty Girls of Dublin.
the Jlonongaliela river, tho sides of
which aro almost perpendicular, and
along tlm base of which tln'Pau-IIatidlo
Kailroad is constructed, ilu Limited
Express on tho Pau-IIaudl ISoad, duo
in Pittsburg at 6:10, ha 1 reached a
place just beyond tlio 1'iiint Bridge,
ono milo from Union Stuiiou, when a
mas of rock camo caslm g down tho
hillside The train cn-naed of thrco
Pullman cars, in addition to soveral
mail oars Tho liret sh-iptr was tho
Cincinnati, and tho wound and tho
third from Indianapolis. Tho first
mass struck . tho Cincinnati sleeper,
crushing through tlio io f near tho
centre. This car had very few passen
gers in, and nearly all of them wero up
and in tho lavatories. 1J. Aruhoim, ot
Pittsburg, was standing in tho iOe and
was crushed boueath a huge rook. Jlr.
A. S. Bennett, of Now York, was stiil
in his berth and a mns crushod through
tho upper berth, carried it down upon
nun, and pinned him ticneatlt it. lho
second car was sirjek in the centre,
one hugo rock going through from
one side to tho other, and tearing out
nearly tho entire buio ot lho car. Tho
car was nl.so badly crushed.
A writer sayo i Ireland is noted for
its beautiful women, and tho girls of other
Dublin aro tho prettiest of those of any Nearly tho entiro mass remained on tho
city in tho world. Thoy havo as a. rnlo, cars, and as tbo traok was nut very
fair, rosy complexions nnd good forms, little obstructed tho conductor ordered
and they know how to dress tho latter, tho engineer lo pull out for tho Uuion
I intended a rogatta at Dalkoy, tho station as rapidly as possible. A tele-
great yachting placo near Dubliu, and phono message had been sent givinc
saw some soveral thousand of tho better information of tho accident. By tho
clas of girls of Ireland. Th. poorer time tho train pulled into lho station
classes wero Bhut out bv tho higher tho entiro foroo of emnloves was readv
prices of tho iuolosuro allotted lo us, to assist in romoving the injured from
mm mu wuwu wits ii Kiu-giovcu one. uie cars, Biretcners nnu another re-
iho girls scorned
neniiny nun in iiign spirits, ami tnoy cians being on Hand. Two pers
showed, as I could iudgo from tho wero badly iujuriid, and may not ic-
witty remarks 1 heard en passant, nil cover. Six others received elight bruis-
tho lovo Qf humor for which old Ire- es, but nono porious.
land is famous. I ho Irish broguo com-
ing out of tho nearly teeth of thorosv-
checked brlght-oycel Irish sounds very
swcot Indeed, and were I a millionaire
Amerloan with onu or two American
girl babies I would bring thorn to Ire
A Noblo Arrangfiaieut.
"It's a Bolemn thing, young man,"
said tho broken-hearted father, "to
co mo into the house of an old mau and
land to raiso them for lho sako of their 1 tako away his only daughter, tho light
complexion.). Tho beauties aro not of his household, and tho prop nnd
I ...fi l . .1.. t I i r I.:. ... ' ii.-. .
uuwuvei, uuiiiiueu tti mu upper uiue.es, I boiaco en ins ui'ciiiliug yi'itrs. jiut jou
I saw pretty fjirl everywhere, and I havo my blessing, and 1 wish you ev
many a siyect faco thero U among tho I cry joy and v
"lint won l tako her away, sir, in-
white-enpped Bcrvant girls of the hotels
and ovon auioug tho workers In the
fields, or in the cotter s huts. The men
too, appear to be healthy, us a rule,
and poor ai thoy arc, l't bettor pliysl
clai condition than Americans.
tcrrupted tho young man, inexiircsiibly
affected. "Wo'll both May light hflre."
Ar. Y. ,Sun.
Haul case An iron chest.