The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, December 03, 1886, Image 4

THE COLUMBIAN AND
DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.1
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Tho President Bofusoa to Reinstate the '
Pennsylvania Altornoy.
WASnmotoN, Nov, 24. Tho Presl
tiont nas roiuscii lo lcttisuto unueu
Slntoa Dlstrlut Attorney Stouo, of tho
Wentcrn Pennsylvania District. Tho
following correspondence bnrlng up
on tlio oiwo wns made public to day.
The first loiter la from district Attornoy
Stouo and is ns follows:
PiTTsnuiio, Nov. IB, 18f0.
Hon. A. II. Garland, Attorney Gun
em! Sir-. I havo road tho oorreepon
dcno between tho President and lion.
M. E. Benton, United Struts attornoy,
counseled with his restoration to oilioo
in which it appears that ho was sus
pended from oilico for his apparent
neglect of ollicial duties in making
campaign speeches. Presumably my
suaponsion was ordorod for tho samo
roifo'i. I desire, thoreforo, to stale
tho foots in my oiso. I made but two
Bpeechea prior to tho receipt of tho
ordor of suspension one at But lor, In
an adjoining county, on tho evening of
October 1, and onu at Kittanning, a
town near to Pittsburg, on tho evuuing
of October 2. .
I did not loavo Pittsburg for Butler
until nearly 4 o'clock Oatobcr 1, and
returned on tho morning of the 2d of
October about 0 o'clock. I left Pitts
burg for KittanninR Saturday, Ootober
2, about 5 o'clock p. m., and returned
tho same night. Upon both of tho
nbovo datos tho United States Courts
here wcro not in session except a short
time in tho morning of each day for
ordinary motions. I was in attendance
upon the courts during their sittings,
and did not loavo the city on either
Decision until long after tho courts had
adjourned. On Ootober 18 tho United
States District Court began its session
at Pittsburg for the trial of jury causes
a petit and crand jury being in attend
ance. From October 2 until Ootober
18 1 was engaged in tho preparation of
United status causes tor trial, and from
October 18 until Octobor 27, tho date
of tho receipt of the order of suspen
slon, I was engaged in the trial of these
cause?. .Neither during this period
from October 2 to October 27 nor at
any other timo did I in any particular
neglect tho duties of my office. These
statements may be verified by inquiry
of any oilicer of our courts. I feel it
my duty after reading the correspon
denco between the President aud Mr.
Bonton lo state these facts in justice.
to myself, aud respectfully request that
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una coinuiuuiuuiiuu uu rtiuriuu iu iuu
President.
I may also add that I did not think
that making an occasional campaign
speech to my neighbors, while not
neglecting tho duties of ray office,
would bo a violation of tho President's
ordor of July 10, 188G. Very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
Wimjaji A. Stohe.
Upon receipt of this letter the Presi
dent wroto'tho following to Attorney
General Garland :
Executive Mansion, Nov. 23, 1886.
Hon. A. H. Garland, Attornoy Gen
eral Dear Sir: I bavo read the letter
of tho 18th instant, written to you by
"William A. Stone, lately saspended
from office as d'uerict attorney for the
Western District of I'onnsylvania, and
the subject matter to which it refers
nas rcceivecl ray careint consideration.
I shall not imputo to tho writer any
mischievous motive in his plainly erro
neous assumption that his case and
that of M. E. Benton, recently suspend'
ed and reinstated, rest upon tho samo
state of facts, but prefer to regard his
letter as containing tho best statement
possible npon tho question ot his rem
statement.
You reraomber, of course, that soon
after the present Administration was
insiallod, and, i tlnnK, nearly a year
and a halt ago, 1 considered with you
certain charges which bad been pro-
lered against Air. Stone as a lederat
official. You remember, too, that the
action wo then contemplated was with
hold by reason of tho excuses and ex
planations of his friends. These ex
cuses and explanation induced me to
believe that Mr. Stone's retention would
insnro a faithful performance of official
duty, and that whatever offensive par
tisanship ho had deemed justifiable in
other circumstances ho would during
his continuance in oihee at his request
under an Administration opposed to
him in political creed and policy, con
tent tnmsoii with a quiet and unob
trusive, enioyment of his political privi
leges I certainly snpnoaed that his
sensa of propriety would cause him to
refrain from pursuing euch a partisan
course as would wantonly offend and
irritate tho friends of tho Administra
tion who ineiHted that ho should not be
retained in office, either because of his
personal merit or in adherence to tho
methods which tor a long time had pre
vailed iu tho distribution of federal
offices,
In the light of a better system and
without considering his political affilia
tions Mr. Stone, when permitted to re
main in ofllee, became a part of tho
nuonc.-)s organization of the precent
Administration, bound by every obli
cation of honor to asiot within hi
sphere in its successful operation This
rblignion involved not only the proper
r.ei'iormanco ot oinoial duty, nut a cer
tain goo I faith and fidelity which, while
pot exacting the least sacrifice ot politi
oal principle, forbade active participa
tion in purely partisan demonstrations
of a pronounced type, undertaken for
the purpose of advancing partisan in
teresirt au-l oomluetrd npnti tho avow
ed theory that tho administration of
tho Government vas not entitled to
tho confidence and respect of the people.
There is no dispute whatever con
corning the f net that Mr. Stono did
join other ho were campaigning th
Stale of Peiinylvauia in opposition to
the Administration, it appears, loo,
that ho was notivo and piomiuent with
noisy entliuaiara in attendance upo
at It-rut-two largo public meetings
that tho speeches at such meetings
wero largely devoted to abuso and mis
repiesentation of tho Administration
thai lie approved all this and actually
riddresvid tho meetings himself in somo
what the same strain ; that ho attende
such niPeling away from his home for
tho purpose of making such addresses,
and I hat he was advertised as ono of
tlio i-ppnkerH at eaeli of ea'.d Hirelings.
I shall accent as tTuo tho statement
of Mr. Stono that tho timo spent by
mm in thus demonstrating his witling
Ness to hold n profitable olhco at th
hands of nn Administration which
he i ndeavored to discredit with th
neoiilo. and which had kindly ove
looked his piovious offences, did not
result in the neglect ot ordinary om
olal duty. But bis conduct has brought
to light Hnch an nutiiwiuiinew towara
tho Administration which he pretend
to bervo. nnd of which ho U nominally
a pari, and such n consequent lack of
lovaltv to roet in its duocees, that the
Hn'fet nnd t-urpst guaranty of his faitl:
ful servicers in my opinion entirely
wanting. II'h course, in iteclf such ns
Bhould not. havo been entered upon
while maintaining official relations to
Iho Admit iteration, also repewu and
revive, with unmistakable interpreta
tion of lluir cbaincter and intent, tho
nhnrncs of offonstvn nartiiiahsliln licrc-
t toforo made, ana up to tins utno neiu
iu nboynnce.
JUr. Btonu tinu ouiors or uito uisnoai'
lion are not to BUppose that party lines
aro bo far obliterated that tho adminis
tration of tho Government Is to bo
trusted in places high or low to thojo
who aggressively nnd constantly en
dcavor unfairly to destroy Iho confi
dence of tho people iu tho party re
sponsible for such administration,
Whilo vicious partisan methods should
not be allowed f 'r partisan purpocs
to degraio or injure tlio public service
is my belief that nothing leu-is so
much to discredit our efforts, in the
InK rost of such set vice, to tr a fairly
nnd generously tlm official Incumbency
of political opponents as conduct such
as is horo disclosed. Tho people of
this country oettiilnly do not Require
tho best results of administrative on-
eavor tobu reached with Mich agencies
as thifo.
Upon a full consideration ( f nil I
havo before me, I am const mined to
clino the application of Mr. Stone
for his rtiinlntenicnl. I cncloso his
letter with this, and doiro you to no-
quaint linu with my lrsiion. lours
U IV. UllOVEU UI.ttVKf.ANi.
The correspondence closed with tlio
following letter to Mr. atone :
JJK.l'AltTMKNT 01' .IUST10K. I
Wasiiinotov, D. C, Nov. 24, 188C J
Hon. Wm. . Stone, Pituburg. Pa,
Sir: I ntn directed by tho l'resi-
ent to say to you lint after consider
ation of your hitter of the 18th instant
ho will not ri voko or chaugo tho order
heretofore made suspending you as
iistriot attorney for tho Wctern Dis
trict of Pennsylvania. Vory respect
fully.
A. If. Uahi.ani), Attoinoy Uencral.
Chinese Keligious Beliefs.
Stepping into a shop in Chinatown a
gentleman among other ttnnge, acd
tho owner what his religious bli"f was
and tho result of tho conversation was
that he found tho shopkeeper to bo a
believer in all three of the national re
ligions, accepting the gods of eaoh off
hand, paying his money to support tho
priests" of all, aud, if it would have
made business nmtiu brisker, aii waug
would bavo undoubtedly announced
himself a Christian of any denomina
tion required. This then is ono of tho
most sinking peculiarities ; that, whilo
there aro three distinct religion, they
see no inconsistency in accepting all.
The Confucian Chinaman believes in a
spiritual appeal to tho moral nature.
lie believes in conscience, sees a dif
ference between virtue and vice, pre
tends to believe in law and order, aud
is a firm believor in paying a religious
veneration to bis ancestors ; and above
all, is remarkablo for his filial piety.
Tho Taoist is a materialist. To him
tho soul is something tangible, a physi
cal something, purer than tho human
form. It is not essentially immortal,
but attains this state only by a physi
cal training after parsing through a
certain pseudo chemical process. Ho
believes iu various gods, is a liberal of
liberals in this. Even the stars ate
divine or divinities. Tho Taoitt is also
a grtat believer in hermits, physicians,
magicians, and holy men ot an Kinus.
Tho Chinese Buddhist differs from
these. His religion is metaphysical. He
delights in argumentative philosophy,
ana gives vent to his imagination in
building up his beliefs on an ethereal
piattorm. ma goas are not, reunites
but tho mero personification of ideas.
Matter, as such, is entirely disregarded
and ideas, or theories founded upon
ideas, accepted. Taoism is perhaps as
popular among tho majority as any, as
it is of practical uso j thus a sick man
will cousult his god ot medicine, wnicn
is to bo found in some of the houses,
and tho priests will tell the patient
exactly what modicino or drugs are ro-
au red to heal him. Uver and around
theso gods aro seen testimonials of
patients that havo been cured. nan
Francisco van.
fOJ QUININE.
TH
num.
Malaria, iSyspepsia,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
Liver .Luiir and Kidncv Disease.
' O . I
Tlie eminent auj celebrated Dr. Ulesnner writes: I
The KasKtnp CO. Dkab Hma ! 'Tlie first greatest I
Buccesses I bad with KasUno wero In chills and:te-
ver, malaria, nervous debility, rheumatism, dys
pepsia, and liver diseases, and I conildered at that
uoio ii was unaouoieaiy me uest meaicine ever
aiscoverea, Dut i was even men uuiamiuarwiin
us rcauy wonucriui nowera in cunn&r an me om.
er germ diseases and disorders, particularly where
tho blood has become diseased or impoverished
and the digestion Impaired, strictly speaking,
jiusiuue is iuu umy uiuuu uunut-r vu uuve. i uue
It also very largely with ubtalllng success in all
disseises necullar to women and children. In over
tnree uuuareu cases inavecurca'inero nas never
been the slightest bad erect followlnir Us usn. nnd
It b far Buperlor to any tonic or nerve lncdlclno
ever Known to the medical proiession." very tru
yOUrS, I. M.aLKfBNKB, 51. p.,
tvM ribi. lzisi ru now iuik.
Y. (lato Prof, in N. V. Mod. college) writes : Kas
klno u superior to quinine In Its epecino power,
ujiu never pruiiucus inu siiguvebt lujury w me
hearlne or constitution'
Tho U. tf. Examining Surgeoa Dr. L. It. White,
Writes : "Kasklno is the tiv&t medicine made." I
i "jsvpi y pa 1 1 e n t
st wrnni-iQ iinmiKii v v 1 treatodwltn Kattlne
St. Francis Hospital, N. . l lia3 txxu MbChirseix
i cured.
Dellovue ll&spltal.N.Y.."l,nlvcisallv successful."
ft. Joseph's l osoitai. n i : 'its una is tonsia-
ored Indlsuonsnblo. itactsneileclly."
Kaskiue is pleasant lo take aud can be used
wimout. iiperiai meuicai counsel.
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ono Is Btartlcd tu ilnd himself lis victim
In cither tlio neuto or chronio form. Ho
then learns tlio fearful tenacity of its
Drip and tho utter nowcrlessncss of tlio
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I'rolnbly to no dUcaso havo physicians
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aspeclfloj and until Atltlophoros was dis
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nil her lifunntl also ilicumatism. Sho says
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gave a botlla to my brother who had neu
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few days. 1'iunic Edwards.
Houses Tt., Clifton Co., N. Y.
August 18th, 1880.
lVo rears aeothis Summer I was sorely
afflicted with rheumatism In my right kneo
and left sliouliler, anil was induced uy a
friend to try Atlilophoros. 1 used fivo
bottles, got well, uml havo been compara
tively frco from rheumatism since. I liavo
great faith In It, and havo recommended It
10 my friends. So far as I know all who
Lave tried it speak its praise.
It. UEATON.
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LIGHT AND AIRV.
Tlio Jinn Tlint'n I.nte. I
On evei y rtful sines railway tral
To turn their wheel" becan.
And evt-ry station you will sea
A to'.Kmy man.
Ills brow li damp with bended iweat,
IIU heart II h woo Is cl' ft.
Most earnestly ho want to (to,
The nnu that's always left.
If tlio train ltio at I p. m.
Elioulit wait till half past eight,
Thcro'd l ono man come down to tto
Just thirty seconds lata.
-It J. Ilurdetta.
Nothing tlnusunl.
Hotel Uucit Walter, hoiv Is this! Ycster.
Aay, dcslrliis lo mako a iircsont to my daugh
ter nt tho dinner table, I put n fSOO bill In
piece ot rako oral told you to band It to her.
Hotel Walter Yes, sail.
"Hut sho rays sho got tho cako nnd not tho
money."
"Yes, sail bog pardon, sah. I thouglit you
Intended that for lny fee, sab." Omnlin
World.
Tlioy Aro Happy.
Tlio beauty of autumn Is fadlua away,
Tho landscapes ore black and drear,
Hut tho coal man laujlis and tho plumber Is Ray,
For their Loosen 1) almost hero.
Boston Courier.
A Hit of Cold Comfort.
A medical Journal says' "tho application of
rt bit of Ice to tho lobo of tlio enr will stop
blccouEliliiff." All n man who h accustomed
to hiccoughing bas to do then is to corry obit
of ico around In bis vest pocket and be can
euro lilniself instantly. New York Grnpblc
Upltnpli on n Kitchen Ctrl.
Departed from thl world of slrlfo
To refflons ple'asant nnd serene 1
Tho lort sceno of this maiden's llfo
Was kerosene.
Boston Courier,
KASlly Located.
"Now, children," said tho Illinojs school
teacher, "can you tell mo wbcro Lako Michi
gan is!"
"It's nenr Chicago."
All In Vain.
The whistler whistles from week to week,
From day to day, from hour to hour,
And vainly we seek for a dynamlto brick
To cut him off In his manhood's flower,
Merchant Traveler.
Indirect Appllrntton.
"Patrick, you told mo you needed tho alco
hol to clean the mirrors with, and hero I find
you drinking It"
"Falx, mum, it's a-drinkin' it and brathlng
on tho glass ol'm a-doln'." Llfo.
Slnglo Tllessedness.
The single man doth now appear
With overcoat upon his back;
Tho married man looks sad and drear,
While Ills wifo gets Into her sealskin sack.
Merchant Traveler.
A Cordial Invitation.
Head of tho Houso (to young man nt front
door) Haven't I told you, sir, never to call
hero again!
Young Man Yes, elrj but I haven't called
to seo Miss Clara this timo. I bavo a two
months' ga3 bill to collect.
Head of the Houso (in a milder tone) I see.
You will pleaso call again. Llfo.
SwcetncBS Long Urawn Oat.
IIow sweet to listen to tho bells
That call us to the pews I
How Bweet to turn onco more In bed
And take another snoozo I
Hartford Sunday Journal.
No Bath for II I m.
Borne ono says that a man who bos boon
struck by Hgbtnlng cannot swim. Ho docsnt
wont to sw im. What ho ncods, in nine cases
out of ten, after being struck by lightning, is
a cheap and unostentatious funeral. Norrls
tOTrn Herald.
Too True.
Upon tho streets wo soon will see
Tlio man with mien dejected.
TVho aimed a senator to bo,
But didn't get elected.
Boston Courier.
Hotter Than u Doctor.
"I feel depressed to-night," remarked n
largo down-town trunk manufacturer to bis
wifo. "I think I bavo a touch of malaria."
"I fancy it will soon pass away," replied
tho lady, without much concern. "Why
don't you go around to the Grand Central
station nnd watch them handle trunks for an
hour. That will brighten you up." New
York Sun.
A Widower's Child.
Ceaso weeping, child why mourn tho loss
Of your departed mother J
Before another year goes by
You'll likely have another. .
Toias Slftlnsr
P
AM EXTRAORDINARY 0FFEH.
Co All Wanlinff Employmont.
We want Live, Energetic and Capable Agents
ia every coanty in tlie United States n.itl Cduu
u, to sll a patent nrticle of great nieiif, on
: rs mksits. An article having a large fcalu, pay
in? over looker cent profit. Invintj no conipc-liu-jii,
fn'i oa which the agent is protected in
the e-rrlinive sale by a deed given for each am)
every cou.ity he may secure from tix. Vi;h ad
theio advantages to our agentsand the fact that
it U an article that can be old to every housc--iuM.tr.
it mi'ht not ba necessary to make an
"fctXTKAOKUiNARY opfur" to secure good agents
it once, but we have conciuaea to matte u 10
show, not only our confidence in the merits i4
otir invention, but in Its salabihty by any agent
tn.it will handla it with enerirv. Our alien I
now at work are making from $150 to $000 af
month (-.'.. and this fjet makes It safe for IIS tt1
3 make our offer to all who are out of employ t
ime'U. Any agent that will give our Lusiuess n
thirty days' trial and fail to clear at least Jinr
Sin Ulli lime, Atiuvil ALb KXi-nnsc-f mii 'i'""
all good unsold to us and we will rifund the
Brno. icy paid for them. Any afent or general
agent wno woum line ten or moro sounuw
work them through sub-agents for ninety d.iya
und fail to clear at least $750 apovb all ex
fENSs. can return all unsold and get their
mjueyback. No other employer of agcniiever
iiaruii 10 make sucn oners, nor weuw wb it
mj not know tha; we have agents now making
i-ire ttnn doubte the amount we guaranteed;
A but two sales a day would give a profit of
-cr $125 a month, and that one of our agents
joU euhteen orders in one day. Our ars;e de-
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thesj we wish to send to everyone out of em
ployment who will send us three one cent
stamps for postage. Send at once and secure
tuj agency it time for the boora.ondgo to work
in tlie terms named in our extraordinary offer.
W'c would like to have the address of all the
agents, sewing machine solicitors and carpen
t .r-. in the countrv. an i ftsk anv reader of thn
raper who reads this offer, to send us at otce
I ths ri.tr. and address of all such they knuw.
iiilr at once.or you wm lose tneuesicnnnce
vv 1 T ; 'i -thfike ojt of employment t make
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MKMuFACTUnED OMLYJ
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ron fiAutivyiEAuriscytfi
WHERE.
dec 3 f 0 n c CO.
vanee, balauce when patent U ob
tained, fceud tor circular itlvlntr full
lnformatlun. and containing lUt of
reierences. ju. j. uitibn, wofiUinKion, 11. u,
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PATENTS
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VABHINOT0N, I). 0.
liefer, to 3J Nalloual llank. WulifnKlon, D. a
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tfltiM Hut small percentage of feea In ad
Dr. PARDEE'S
REMEDY
(Tli otl; lillttlt Site! furltit.)
A SPEOIFIO FOB
RHEUMATISM
Qorofula.Salt Rheum
Neuralgia, Ring Worm
AMD ALL OTHER SKIN AND BLOOD DIS
EASES. IT REGULATES TUB
LIVER KIDNEYS
And Curos Indigestion
And all Dlitaits arl.l.g from eifetbl.it
condition of the eyitem.
It ba. proven Itself to be the moat reliable
remedy known for Female W.akne.., ol for
diieaies peculiar to the ttx.
Send for our pamphlet of testimonial., end
read of tho.. who have been permanently
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f rnnvH mauiuins uv.,
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nov. 2 rd ly.
YOU Can'tl ForaeneralFamlljnsel
RCAT TUCUll111 nro Vm1,T Snperiorl
ui.ni IIIUMIII
to ALL other kinds.
THE FAMOUS HOP
"PIASTERS
Clean, firacrant, cnraUvo and highly medicinal,
prepared from Freeh Hopi, EoLsams, Extxacta
and Gumrj, tprtad on tehtU tnusttiu
They rcfitoro and vitaliro weak porta, smbdue
Inflammation and iwtrfAiy banish pain whether
In the Back, Side, HJp, 3f. Kidneye, Joints,
Shoulder, Cheat, Breast, Stomach or Musolos,
Powerfully loothinff, pain allaying and treneth I
oning. The beet ptaater on earth ia the verdict of 9
thousandfie Xlailod forprieobyproprietorB, fl
Hop Plaster Company. Ilotton, MaM.
t3rSwlndlers abroad 1 This plaster is sproadl
on white awalin, ready for Instant tuo. HOP I
PliASTEH CO., Binaturo on every plaster.
nov S6 66 ly.
JQELA.VVARE, LACKAWANNA. AND
W.&3T.UKPI .KA11.KUA1J.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
NOKTII.
BTATIONS.
HOUTn.
P.m. p.m. a.m ia.m. a.m. d m.
9 00 12 3d S 30,....scranton.,.. o 10 9 15 2 05
S 30,....scraDton.,..
8 25 Ilellevuo...,
8 22 ...TaylortlUe...
8 16 .. Lackawanna..
8 54 13 26
S 48 12 23
8 40 12 15
8 S3 12 OS
8 27 12 03
8 23 11 53
8 IT 11 54
8 13 11 50
8 OS 11 47
15 9 20 2 10
6 20 9 26 2 15
6 27 9 34 2 23
6 34 9 41 3 SO
0 40 9 4T 2 36
6 45 9 62 2 41
6 49 9 56 2 44
6 63 10 00 2 47
8 58 10 (15 2 50
8 10
8 0.1
7 58:
7 54
7 50
7
7 47!
....inttston
..West rittston.
..Wyoming....
..Maltby
...Bennett.. ..
.. Kingston
11 4T
....Klnirston ....
6 58 10 05 2 50
8 03 11 42
7 5 11 .18
7 54 11 34
7
I Plymoutn June
7 112 10 102 55
7 07 10 15 3 0i)
7 as ....riymomn....
1 31 ....Arondale. .
7 ao....Nantlcoice...1
7 23,llunlock's Creek
7 12 10 20 3 05
7 15 10 25 8 10
7 21 1082 .1 27
7 37 10 413 r,9
7 60 11 113 62
7 6T 11 0113 68
8 04 11 13 4 05
8 10 11 20 4 12
8 14 11 25 4 10
K 18 II 29 4 2(1
7 0U 11 30
7 43 11 23
7 80 11 12
7 18 11 110
7 11 10 61
7 05 10 41
0 53 10 41
6 54 10 S3
6 60 10 84
8 42 10 27
6 30 10 21
30 10 16
7 12
7 00
0 54l
6 47;
6 41
..Sblckshlnny,
..iiick'h l-erry,.
.. Beach Ilarcn..
Berwick....
.Briar Creek...
..Willow drove,.
8 841
Lime wage
8 27, ,
...... . D3 11 0114 VI
S 2ll...BloomsDurg... 8 80 11 44 4 31
516 .... ltupert 8 80 II 50 4 40
0 25 IU 11
6 08 9 5(1
o 11 i-aiawra unagQ u 41 11 55 4 46
5 50i. ..Danville..... 8 58 12 135 04
5 ....Cuulasky.... 9 05 12 205 12
5 451.... Cameron.... 9 os 12 255 17
00
9 49
9 45
9 S3
am.
5 55
5 40
p.m.
6 32INortanmberland 9 25 12 405 35
a.m. 1 ia.m. a.m. p.m
W. P. rtALSTEAD, Rupt.
Supcrlntena?nt'i otnee. Bcranton, Feb-lst,!??
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Ml
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
(ill
TIME TABLE.
In effect Not. iuu. 1Bs. Trains loavo Bur.
Dury.
JIASTWAlll),
9.40 a. m.. Sea Shore Kxrtrraa (aallv excent
8unday. for narrlshure ana lntermedlatestatlona.
uruviuK at, i-iiiiiuil-iiuih o.io p. rn. ; pw lurit,
6.20 d. m. : Baltimore. 8.C5 d. m. : Waahlnuton.
5.50 p. m.. connecting at riillaaelphla for all Sea
Shore points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia,
l.eon. m Dar exnress
dally exceut Bunday),for Ilarrlsbun? and interme
diate stations, arriving at Philadelphia
8.50 o. m. : New York. 9.85 n. m. : Baltimore
8.45 p. m. ; Washington, 7.45 p. m. Parlor car
Liirougu 10 ruuuuuiuuin auu pa&aeiiger uuacut-s
iiirougu 10 ruuaueipuia ana iiaiuaigre.
7,45 n. m. ItenoTO Accommodation (dally
tor jiarrisnurg ana an intermediate stauona, arnv-
an x uiiauci ju.m -. n iu. . lion iui. ,i a. tu,
Baltimore. 4.55 m. : Washington 6.05 a. m. :
Slecnlntr car accommodations can be Recured at
Ilarrlsburc for PhlladelDhla and New York. On Sun-
aays amrouga sleeping car win Derun;on inia
irainirom viuiamRDxu)rnuaaeiDnia.i'niiaaeiiiiia
passengers can remain in sleeper undisturbed untl
7 a. m.
7.60 a. m. Erie Mall (datlr excent Monday.
fcr Ilarrtsburg and lntrmedlate stations,
ar"vlmr at Phlladeluhla 8.25 a. m. New York.
ll.Sv m. ; Baltimore 8.15 a. m. ; Washington, 9.:0
a. m. -i nrouga ruumaa sleeping cars are runou
this train to PliUadelDhla. Baltimore and Washing
ton, and through passenger coaches to Philadel
phia ana Baltimore.
nasi W AKU.
5.10 a. m. Erie Mall (dally except Sunday), fo.
Erie arl all Intermediate stations and Cannndal.
f;ua ru luieruieuiuiu uuuiuus, itngaHier, uuud
oandNlagaraFalls,wltbthiougb Pullman Pal
ace cars and passenger coaches to Erie and Koch
ester. 9.53 News Express (daily except Sunday) lor
12.52 d. m. Ntairara Exoreaa fdallrexceDtSun
day) tor Kane and Intermediate stations and can.
andalgua and principal IntermeJIata stations.
ltochebter. Buffalo and Niagara Falls with
through passenger coaches to ltaneand llochester
ana ranor carlo nuainsport.
4.25 p. m. Fast Lino (delly.except Sundaytfor Re
novo and Intermediate stations, and Elmfra. Wat
kins and Intermediate stations, with through pas-
seugtrr cuuuul-s uj iicuuvu ana v auiins.
9.20 a. in. Sunday mall for llenot o and Interne.
dlate RtfttlOD"
THUOUOU T1U1NH FOll 8UNBTTHY FIIOMTHE
KAb'i-AKUNHITll.
Sunday mall leaves Philadelphia 4.S0 a. m
Ilarrlsburg 1.40 arriving at frunbury 9.20 a. m. with
lurougusieepingcar iroin rniiaaeipnia to ttll
11UU1HIJU1L.
News Express leaves PhlladelDhla 4.80 a. m.
Ilarrlsburg, 8.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
arriving at Bunbury 9.63. a. in.
Niagara Express leaves
Philadelphia, 7.40 a. m. ; Baltimore 7.80 a. m. (dally
except Sunday arriving at sunbury, 12 52 p. m.,
wtth through l'arlor car from Philadelphia
ana uiruugu passenger coaeuea irom I'luioaei
plila and Baltimore.
Fast Line leaves New York s.80 a. m. j rhlladel
phla.11.14 a. in. : Washington. 9 40 a. in. : Haiti
more, 10.45 a. m., (dally except Sunday) arriving at
Duuuury, p. 111., wiui luruuifu pusaeilger
cuocues irvm ruuiu.uipiiia uuu iiaiuiuuru.
Erie Mall loaves New York 8.00 p. m. 1 phtlndel
Dhlo. 11.25 o. in. ; Wiiililnirlcn. laoon. m. Haiti-
more, 11.20 p. in., (dally except Saturday) arriving
at bunbury 6.10 a. in., with through Pullman
sleeping cars from Philadelphia, Washington and
iiamioore ana lurouga passenger coacnea troro
Philadelphia.
HUNIIIIIIY, IIAZI.IITIIN A- Wir.KKHHAItltU
ItAII.KIIAII ANII MIHTII A Nil HliST
J1VANIIII ItAll.WAY.
(Pally except bunuay.)
Wllkosbarro Mail leaves sunbury 10.00 a. m.
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10.47 a. m.. Willies-bar ro
12.40 p.m.
Express East leaves Sunbury 4.85 p. m., arriving
at Bloom Kerrr 5.24 n. m.. Wllkea-barre 8.65 d. m
bunbury Mall leaves Wltke&barre lass a. m. arriv
ing at uiuom 1 erry i?.u& p. m., ruuoury iv.4f p. m
Express West leavia wukea-barrel.45 p. m ar
riving at Bloom Ferry 8.20 p. m., sunbury l.iop.m
SUNDAY ONLY.
Sunday moll leaves Sunbury 9:23 a. m., srrlvlng
at Bloom Ferrr 10:14 a. in.. Wllkcs-llarro lino a.m.
Sunday accommodation leaves Wllkcs-llarro 6:10
p. m., arriving at 11100m t erry, 0.41 p. in., bunoury,
7:40 p. m.
(JlfA. E. PUQII, J. It. WOOD,
aen.Manager.
n. Passenger Agent
AGENTS WANTED !
liemuneratlre employment) offered energctto
auu renauio iiieu. iiuurrwr,
833 BB0ADWA.Y, KBW YORK.
covimt.
Future of tto Tariff.
Tlio President, in n very recent con
versation with a friend, gave on inter
esting outline of tits position on tho
tariff. In Bpcaking on tliu suhjevt he
said t
"It seems that my views on the tariff
havo been very much tnlstiudt'rttood.
I am not a frco trader, nor am I what
ftoruu o;ill a high protective tariff mnn.
I beliuvo that there is n mi idlo ground
upon which we can nil stand with per
fect roqard for the inlercslsof imliisliy
nnd tlio Ruflleluioy of tho levcmio.
Thrro is no doubt that tho system of
rnlsliift revdiun for tho support of iho
government fimn Hniioa on Jon-lgu
nicichniii'iso liiipotietl into the ci-ii'it y
Is tin1 siltijilci't mid U ust burdu'iMiino
of all nn tliods f ir tlio object in iu.
Wo know t'.at tlio Income tax was wt
populnr and t lint- a laud tax uoiild
afftct tho ngriciilttirnl olns. Tlioo
aro Ihu methods resorlcd fi when iho
ciisIoiim plan i not ured. A pyst' m
of duties bated on tho idea of r. yenuo
with iiu'iiloiitnl i-roiootioii setuis to be
the proper mlddlo ground."
TOO MUCH l'Ot.ITICS.
In particularizing tho I'residont said :
"I dn not think that Sir. Motrisoti or
Jtr. Handatl or the gentlemen who ehle
with them aia in the right line. Tlievo
is too much polities aud not enough
indiibtry in tho Midi riving purposes of
their schemes. A mi nsuro so deeply
affecting tho eo iiomio interests of the
g'lvernnunt thou'd bn hi rang tl itli
rcfi.renco to iconomio mid not political
conditions."
The President intimated that ho
would not advise any attempt to nas
a tariff bill at the oommiiig session, but
woulil uri'0 th ailniiti-iu ot tho a-iiniii-
istrative ieaturi-s of the Howitt bill j
lint tho existitiK statui'S wore made-
quato iu the matter of enforcing tlio
uustomi lawa.
AN ADMLSISTIlATION JIMAtlUIK.
In tho conro of oonvessation tho
President indicated his nurniso to tako
the tariff question into lm own hands
and mako it an admini-tration meas
ure. Ho said :
"I havu watched tho nnvcres-i of this
tariff agitation iu the House and per
ceive that it will uo neccssiry for the
administration to take hold of it. Iu
tho present condition of things it is do
ing tho Democratic parly great dam
age by fomenting fractional dissensions.
Uy tlio tune the IMlttith Uontm-ss
assembles it is not Imprcbablo thai tho
administration will have a measure to
recommend. It will be a mtasuio that
will tako the advanced ui'ound of tho
Democratio party and may be tho
issue of tho next campaign. Thero is
a tondouoy to orowd tho tariff question.
Therefore instead of dodging and
doubling tho Dimocratic party had
better tako a stand aud test it tit-lore
tho people."
wrr i i
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doubled In 18). Media has seven churches and a
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address the Principal und Proprietor, SWITHIN C.
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WILKES-BARRE
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MANDFAOTDltER OF ALL KINDS OF
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D. LANCELL'S
ASTHMA
AND
CATARRH
REMEDY.
IS
BOLD BY ALl, DHUQGISTS.
Having struggled 'JO years between life and
cam u AbTiiMA or I'liTiiihiu. tieaieti ttv
eiuiueni, pnybit-iuus, unu receiving no oenent, 1
was compelled during tho last ft years o( my ill.
new to Ht on my chair day and night gasping for
ureaiu jviy nuuenugs were ueyona aesenpiiou,
In desnalr I exnerlmented on mvseir bv mm.
pounding roots und herbs and Inhaling tho medicine-
thus obtained. I fortunately discovered this
ONUEKFUL CUBE FO It ACTUM A AND t!A.
TAllltll. warranted to rellove the most htubborn
case oi AHiiiiiA in irivr, AiiniiTi-;ci, so that tho
Iiaui'ui tau uu uuwii iu re&i uuu Bleep curaioniiuiy,
'leane read the following condensed extracts from
unsolicited lec-innoniaia. an oi leocni dale:
Oliver Y. It. Ilolir.cs. Han Jose. Cal.. writes: ' l
Und the remedy all and even mora than repro-
li. M. Carson. A. M.. Warien. Kanaa
writes: "Was treated by eminent physicians of
dltlcrent states nothing allorded rellei like your
T. li dates, County Treasurer, Philadelphia,
Mini, writes: "Have used tho Itemeilv. Would
not live without It, livery ono that uses It re.
WUluiruus ii."
L. U. Phelps. P, M., Griggs, Onlo, writes: 'uf.
fcrcd with asthma 40 veara. Yrmr irullrlim in .1
minutes does more for inu ilian the most eminent
nhvslclan did for me In three ve.irn."
ll. u. Plumpton, Jollet, ill., writes: "Send Ca-
larru iieuieuy ui. uuce, uaunot get along without
It, I nnd It lo bo tho most valuable uedlcuo I
ImvocM'r tried."
oeo. W. Bmdy, Nelson Co., Ky writes: 'I am
using the remedy. Gained tl pounds ins weeks.
Vi ould not be without It."
Martin Fox. uttle Falls, N. writes: "Find
llrinedy eicellcnu Could not live without It,"
We have mauy other hearty testimonials ol cure
or relief, and Iu order that all sufferers from Asth
ma, catarrh Hay Fever, and klndrftl iiiHkpa mnv
hatonn opportunity ot testing tho value of the
ucuu-uy n mil ncuu it nnjf nuun'hs Till ALl At ri
AUAiiitEiur ijiAmir.. jiuuriss,
J. ZIMMl'.ll.MAN ll UO., Proprietors,
Wholesola Drugglsu, Woontcr, AVayua tu, o,
, run sizo box by mallji, imajMy,
OC2j 86 lOt.ald.
for Infanf and Children.
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"Cm torl la so well adnptej to children that I Cutoriis eflrffl Oollo. Constipation,
trecommcndltojisupcriortoanrprescripUon I gour nr.WVr.& f AcSiiSJi- At
known to me," I LA. Ascnxa, t. D., I K,UicSM' "a W
111 Go. Oxford Bt, Drooilyn, N. T. Without lnjurloui medication.
' Tun CudAua Cohtant, 183 Fulton Street, K. Y.
EPA. HftHOCniViE ViEODIfiS, CIRTflDAV OR HOLIDAY PRESENT.-
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Combining a Parlor,
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CS? JSfi at onr Wholesale Prices. SendstampforCataloguo anamentlnnrnVr?,.
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TURK
HAltLEY
P
ni srn.t.rD from tclected Barley nit and guaronlrcd to bo chemically euro
and frco from lolurlousollH and icfdsoften contained In alcoholic liquors, ll is
opcclally adapted to persons rcqulilnga stimulating tonic, consumptives being
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appetite, a rich and abundant blood nnd Increased neili and muscular I Issue. A
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It Is a tonic nnd diuretic arid a powerful strcngtliener to tho entlro system. PElt.
ltlNK'BI'UKE BAltLEV All WiiibKin has proud a medicinal protection ta
those who purstio their atocatlons inthoopenalr nnd w hose dolly workcnlls It
exceptional powers of endurance. AsJt vour neatest drupgUt or grocer for lor
PLIIlllNK'S ITIIK BAULK V ALT WHISKEY levlvcs tiioenciglcs of those orn
out with excessive bodily or menial effort and acts as n rafrguaid against exposure
In wet and rigorous weather, itwlll drive all malarious diseases tiom the system.
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nard workers or every vocmion
Hyspepsla nnd In Perrlne's rure Barley
Slalt vthlskey a powerful Invlgornnt
nno nciper to nigestion. ri -
PUHE AI.ILl AIT H
without unduly stimulating tho kid
neys Increases their flagging activity,
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counteracts mo rnecus or laiigue, nas-
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tens convalescence and lsn wholesomoHpure." signed, Camilla Arthur MalerM
nnd prompt diuretic. Watcltho label I (radtie qrAe Unlnrtltles ofllunichM
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ione genuine uiiu-ba uearing
lure
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or sale nv an druinrlsts
and grocers throughout
the United States and
Canadas.
37 NOETII FRONT ST. 38
FOU SALE BY DRUOOISTS
ECONOMY THE PRACTICAJL
QUESTION OF THE HOUR.
EVERY THING THAT IS NEW AND
STYLISH FOB
CAN BE
CHIAPIEI TEAM EYlUt
A Large and
JUST RECEIVED.
ALSO A LjVKGE AND SELECT LINE OF
Call and be Convinced that you have the
UKBI SELECTION OF GOODS
OF THE
LATEST STYLE. BEtST QUALITY.
AND AT
The Lowest Possible Prices
AT THE
mmm iiiiibi
niooiiasSbiirg, Pa,
C JB. JROBMlg,
DEALER IN
M amigm audi M
WINES AND LIQUORS
ASM J0SBER IN CIGAK.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Wliolcsalo nnd
AND
BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLES.
Headquarters for
MERCHANT IRON & STEEL-
120 & 128 Franklin
Avenue, No. 2 Lack'a Aveimo & 210, 212 & 214 Cen
ter Street.
SCRANTON, PA, f
occupjlng BooamtuatlooB. A Biatmiaccnt liulldlngoUlaewii. itrmsruudiralo. Addrets for terms
c6c8m. F, M. ALLEN, Piiest,
noT.19-80 iy.
r.ll)rnry( Snioklnp, nrcllnlnc: or IiitbIi.i
X I (11 iKW for Catalogue. imr or the worlii.
I4B N. 8th St., Phllada.. Pa.
October S2,80 0yrs,
MALT WHISKEY.
nnn persons wnom a fcacniorv me teiuiprn prnnn to
Thoannl.rt.taas It nnnears brthn I n I
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Del on every bottle: lhavecarerullrnn I
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nlyzed tlio Pckk Baulky M.ilt Wms-I
kxv maao ry ji. & J. 1-. i crrino and Hilda
it entirely trco f mm fusel on, furrurol.l
metals nnd nclds nnd Is atooluteiil
iuu Bigna- mueneva ana n tiBuauni
NORTH WATER ST., PHILA
AND ALL DEALEItS. (J 9.1y.
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Varied Stock of
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Iictall dealers in
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