THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. I
OhDsj) Newspapers.
Tho era of clicnp newspapers lias
uvidetitly como to stay, for good or
bad. For many yearn "it must bo n
ohcannena nt tlie expense of excellence,
and wliat will eventually corao of It is
scon in different HglitH by different
lieoilo. Thu downward movement lias
won continued by tbo PbUhdelplila
Times, which dropped from two cents
to ono cent n short time ngo, stating
that tho growing cheapness of paper
madu llio reduction possible. Tho
Times now gets paper tor four conic,
while it had to pay eloven ccts n pound
twelve years ago.
It is n singular fact thnl wbllo n
majority of tho editors and publishers
aro opposed to cheap newspapers,
they keep on cutting down prices.
Ueorgo V. Child, of tho I'liiladolphia
.Ledger, objects in this way : "Low
priced nowspapcrs depend for success
chiefly on tho assumption that tho ad
vertiser should pay all tho cost of pro
duction and tho reader little or none.
Thai isn't erjultablo. It isn't good
business policy. It isn't square.
Thero is no reason why newspapers
should bo expected to glvo peoplo
moro than their money's wcith. It
never has occured to mo to make tho
Ledger a one cent papor, but rather to
g vo its patrons moro and tnoro for
their money in fact, tho very best
that two cents will buy anywhere.
AVIiy, I raised tho price ot this paper
from ono cent to two. It had boon
losing 8100,000 per year before, but I
madu it pay after the first month. I
novcr lrtvo regretted that action,
though it was opposed.by my predeces
sor and most of my newspaper friends.
I bchovo in paying tho highest salaries
of real ability. I don't want cheap
men. Cheap newspapers mean cheap
men. Expon-os havo been enormously
increased. White paper is cheaper, to
bo suroj but every other item of ex
pnnso is doutilod or quadrupled. My
first contract for whito paper was at
twentv-fivo cents nor pound. Now it
Is between four and live cents. Tho
cost of gathering news has quadrupled.
Another thing I do not bclievo that a
reduction in prico ever very largoly in
creases circulation. Of course, it adds
somo readers, but nothing like the
number oxpected." Mr. Child's opin
ion is that of nearly all tho most suc
cessful publishers of good newspapers.
"I don't believo in cheap papers,"
says Major Moses P. Handy, editor of
tho Philadelphia JDailu Mica. "Wo
tried the penny racket long enough to
find out that there was nothing in it.
Wo raised our price and lost just one
fifth of our twenty thousaud circula
tion. Better off?" Well, I should say
so! Many of tho readers who foreook
us wo havo recaptured, and wo aro
makins monev at two cents where we
lost it at ono cent. Wo couldn't do
anything but conventional work for
fifty or sixty cents per hundred, tho
price that tho publishers reoeivo tor a
penny paper."
Colonel It. M. Pnlsifer, senior pro
prietor and manager of tho Boston
Herald, a two cent, eight-paged morn
ing aud evening daily, having a circu
lation of ovr one hundred thousand
copies por day, says : "Ttieio may be
a demand for a penny paper in Phila
delphia. I cau not see, howover, any
tendency to cheapen on smaller papers
throughout tbo United States. The
demaud of to-day is for moro news
and better news, to cover larger fields,
and take up more special topics. Tln-so
require high-priced writers and larger
papers, and, of course, a much larger
expense. Without refenng to any
. paper. I should say that a one cent
paper should aim to cover a local field,
and would not coino in competition
with the large cosmopolitan journals
that aim to cover every thing. Tbo
paper of wide circulation must bo
largo paper, aud at the present oost of
paper and rates of advertising I am in
clined to think it must sell for at least
two cents. Tho tendency is toward
larger papers anil to hold prices up.''
Colonel Charlei II. Taylor, manager
ol tho Boston Globe, another morning
ond evening eight page paper with a
very larcu circulation, says : "It is uot
my wish to cry down the penny pap
ors, though I do not believo in running
oue in Boston. There are a few one
cent papers that have succeeded won
derfully. Onu of these, however, is
sold for two cents outatdo the city
whero it is published. Tho wholo
strugglo is to get onough circulation
to demand high advertising rates.
This done, the paper is prosperous.
When a pouny paper of less than 100,
000 copies daily attempts to make it
self an advertising medium it is liable
to crowd out news to make monoy.
This often leads to suicide. Peoplo
may talk as they will about "blankut
sheetV and 'cycloprodian," thoy are tho
coming papers. Tno reading publio
demands more than news in a great
daily. It wants special features, fash
ion, household, business, fiction every
thing I don't kno w whoi o tho limit is. All
1 oau say is that I haven't reached it
yet Every new feature brings mo
now readers. Tho nowspaper is a con-
Btautly growing nr.ticle. 1 tiud this
particularly true of the Sunday Globe.
To decrease its size, as must be dono
in a peuuy paper, is to decrease its cir
culation. It is argued that telegraph
bills are ohoapor than over. Yes, but
telegraph bills aro doubled nearly
every year. '
These opinions of leading publish
ers make mighty interesting reading
and wo nre tempted to continue them,
Colonel Ctapp, manager of tho Boston
Journal, morning aud evening, folio,
four or six pages, two cent, says
"Forty years' experience in thu news
paper buidness tells mo that whoiover
a uewspaner has reduced its prico it
win not linn to outside Influence nt all
bat tho financial injury was alwajs'
seif.intlicted. iteduuiton of prices is
a mibtake. Elevate tho tone of your
paper so as to make it worth the
money, and you will havo no lack of
patroiiH, Peoplo want news and not
alveitiscmetts. Limit your "ads." by
charging a good price, cover all the
newe, not only sensations, but overy
subject which men can talk about and
think about, and your paper will sell,
no matter if it is higher priced than its
neighbois. Excepting whito paper
aud Ulegraph tolls everything that
go a to make a paper is higher than
ovor before. We havo ton reporters
whero wo used to havo one. The ory
of to-day is lor better and purer papers.
The n dilation of prices heio and there
will havo no effect. Tho conscientious
paper that puts out money and costs
monoy is the paper that will succeed."
Alexander N. Davis, business mana
ger of the Boston Morning J'ost,
eight pages, three cent", sayn : "Wo
have just raiied tho prico of the J'ost
flora two to thioe cents a copy, nod
from 80 to 8'J n year. Beforo wo did
ho wo hail a hard stiuggle. Now wo
nro making money. It is not fair to
charge your ndverticors for all tho cost
of getting out your paper. Make your
sutfunhirs pay f"r somo of it Thev
aio willing, if you will lot them, I
u to obje. t to wakirg our paper a ool
Ji tho bauds of advertisers. Ittst in
sured tho idea of a pomi" pnper 1
wrong. It is tho connecting link be
tween the newspaper and tbo hand
bill."
It is tho opinion of E. B. Unycr,
manager of the four cent Boston Ad
verliser and tho one cent Jlccord, that
"overy large city demands two kinds
of papers -tho big and cxhnu'stivo, the
small and Mittiin. Ono is for the
studious clnv, with plenty of time nt I
its disposal. The oilier is for llio busy ,
class, who want to know what is going
on, but ha no time to t'ailo through
the eight pages of nonpareil or agate.
itvcry large city requires at least one
penny paper that chall give tho pith of
tho news. I will (.ay In ro that as an .
old newsdealer I llnd it is bad policy
for a paper to eliBiitro its price either
up or down. Thero is nothing gained i
by it, and -lien much is lest." I
Tho manag'Ts of tho lilobc, ,our
nal and Herald agree that it is not
possible for a paper to succeed on ad
vertising alone and to deliver copies to
sub'orlbiTS free of cost. While n
paper might pnt ciicnlalion enough to
havo its "ad." pay all expenses and
lcavo a handsome profit, as soon as it
was given an ay it would degenerate
into a hand-bill in popular estimation,
neoplo would not rend it and the ad
vertisers would not get returns foi i
their monoy.
Thero i a good deal in theo opin
ions for publishers to ponder on. They
como from men who aro most cnmpc-
tcnt to ventir" nn opinion, and they
point to a two cent limit for good,
largo newspapers, though that is
thought . i bo too low in somo in
stances. The time has eomo for com
petition in tho sale of nowspapcrs to ,
coaso the reduction of pri"e, and to ex
pend itself in improving the quality ol
the journals. I'hel'aper World.
The Columbia Bicyol Calendar for 1887,
The Columbia Biccle Calendar fo-
'87, jmt issiifd by tho Pope M.mnfao
taring Co., of Boston, is hi many ro
spects a rooro truly artistic and elegant
work in chromo-lithogriipny aim tno
letterpress than the Columbia Calendar
of '80. As in tho present calendar,
each day of tho j ear nppears upon a
separate slip, with a quotation pertain
ing to 0)eling from leading publica
tions aud prominent writers on boih
sides of the ocean. The calendar prop
er is mounted upon a back of heavy
beard, upon which is exquisitely cxe
cuted in oil color effect, an allegorical
scene, representing tho earth resting
among the clouds, and Thomas Stevens
the famous bicycler, is seen in heroic
size, nstrido his Columbia bicycle, cir
cumbioycllng thn globe. Tho now cal
endar, as a work ol convenient art, is
worthy of a place in office, library or
parlor.
AbourWiils.
Some amusing instances of peculiar
itie8 in testators are gathered in an in
teresting little volume on tho "Curios
ity and Law ol Wills," by John Prof
fa'tf, oouiiBullor-at law. Doctors' Com
mons, the depository for English wills,
contains many remarkable testaments.
Mr. Zimmerman, who died in England
as late as 18-10, directs in his will that
no person shall attend his corpso to
the grave and no funeral boll shall bo
rung, adding the startling threat: "If
his bo net done I will como again
that is to i-ay. if I can? a very safo
and reassuring proviso. One unhappily
married Englishman who died in Lon
don in 1791 leaves his wife Elizabeth
tho sura ot ono shilling, to bo paid to
her six months after iny decease.'' In
his will he says of the aforesaid Eliza
beth that ''II aven seems to havo sent
her into tin world solely to drive mo
out of it,'' and that "the strength of
Samson, tho genius of -Homer, the
prudenco of Augustus, tho skill of
Pyrrlius, tho patience of Job, tho phil
osnphy of Socrates, the oiibtloty of
Hannibal and tho vigilanco of Ilenn
ogenes would not sulliee to subdue the
perversity of her character."
Instances aro "plentiful as black
berries" in t'hieh testators prohibit
their wives f Dm matrying again. Mr.
Granville Harcourt, whoso will
proved i . 1S03, is nn exception. In it
ho says : "The unspeakable intcre.-t
with wl jh I constantly r gard Lad
Waldegirtve's future fa'o induces me li
ndvUe her tamest ly to unilo hirseli
again with tome oue who may deserve
to enjoy tho blessing ol her fcooieu ,
during the many yeais of her pos'ib'u
survival after my life." Mrs. Van Han
righ, whrwo will was proved in 18G
was equally dinutuebt -d. She say :
"It is my earnest wish that my darhiig
husband should marry ere long a nio ,
pietty girl who is a good housowih-.
and abovf all to bo can ful that she is
of good temper."
Not unfrtqnently persons take occm
sion to indulge in humor ir their will-,
solemn as such documents .iMially are.
The inot curious of these is tho ol
will of the E ul of Pembroke. His be
quests aro all of a sarcaxtio tin ii, aim
among tho "items" is one which read-:
'I give nothing to my Lord Save, and
I do make him this legacy willingly,
because 1 know that he will JaithtulH
distribute it unto thu poor." Aud the
following : "I give to the Lieutenant
General Cromwell ono ot my words,
tho which he must want, seeing that
ho hath never kept any of his own.".
World.
25,000 FATAL OASES
or
TYPHOID
FRYER
ANNUALLY
Country
ALLTPATtu Wl f H QU'NINE
Dr. J, S. Jlltchel, of Chicago, In a clinical lec
ture at tho t'ook County Hospital, Oct. Jth, 18-.6,
Bald: typhoid fewr no possible, good can result
from giving Oulnlne. as at the best It can 0111 ef
fect a tfMipurarv reduction f temiierature; ami
after furly eight hour iheJtverU usually hlglter
ium fit jirni,"
T A TZVY? nrsTitoYs the
i1 B V E R S ,
Malaria, liyspepsia,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
T" T 1 -1 r- 1 -w-v
jjivGr,Luugami Kidney Uiscaso,
I'rof. W. r. llolcombe. M. I). 84 East sstli W. N.
Y, (late l'rof. In N Y. .Mod college) write 1 Kes
klne Is Bunerlor to qulnlno In Us snecllto nowur.
and never produces the slightest Injury to the
UtmilUK UrVUIIBUlll'lUU."
Tho U. h. Examining Surgeoa Dr. L. It. While,
nmua 1 "miskiiiu u tue nest ineuicine maae."
1 ''Eviy nat le n
Rt. rrnrw.1 tin,. if i k v 1 treatodwlili Katklne
. nas been discharged
rureu.
llellevue Il08rltnl.N.Y.."rnlveriiallv successful.'
ht. Jose-m's U04pltaU N. Y i 'Its usa Is tonsld
ercU lndl usable. It acts ps'tecUy."
Kaskiue n pleasant to take and can bo used
wiiuout B"' "iai meuicai counsel,
bend :o: ' un great lUt ot Uisttmonlals unnaral.
lelled In the history of medicine, f 1.0 1 iter bottle,
bold by UOYBK u us , inoomsuurg, I'a., or bei
by mall on receipt ot price.
THE KASKINE CO., M Warren St., New York.
nOMi&rj&diy,
oan lira at home, and make more money a
woik for us, thau an thing el-e In this
worl'l. capital uot neeaea; jou areuarica
( Oktly oui .'. i tenni ln. lie ur not uti
tno work L.'igti curoirgs suraiP'iu urrii Ma
Costs you i.d'ui' i to tend . your acaren i
.VI
nndouti it 10
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OU uio nut) JbU mil CHI uiuuga.
HEARTLESS CRUELTY
(t Is to tlchule rt poor mfierorinto the br-llcf
that tome wortlilcsslliilmeiit will euro rheu
matism anil neuralgia. Honesty Is tho best
policy hi tho manufacture rtf proprietary ar
ticles as In all other mattcrs,anil lhof.it t that
tho proprietors of Athlophoroi Intra novcr
chimed for It oven nil Us merit would war
rant has not 11 llttloto do with Its wonderful
popularity, nnJ tho thousands of grateful
testimonials received by them show that
their policy has been wlo ns well ns right.
Kxporlenco has amply demonstrated
that mcro o.itward applications tiro worth
less. Tho dlscaso has Its scat in tho blood,
and any remedy to bo successful must deal
with tho obstructive acid which poisons
and inflame? It.
Alhlophoros acts on tho blood, muscles
anil joints dirsctly. It takes tho poison
out of tho blood nnd carries It out of tho
system J It invigorates tho action of tho
muscles and limbers tho Btilmcss of tho
joints. It roaches tho liver nn.1 kidneys,
oleanslns thorn from Irritating substance",
and, if followo.1 up after tho rheumatic
conditions coajo.it will restore theso organs
to regularity and health.
West Cliazy. N. Y.. Aug. It), lSSrt.
Yours of Aueust Mtb, la at hand, and
In reply would siy that Alhlophoros
proved tlie most cflectual remedy for neu
ralg'n in tho caso of my eon that ever
tried, After using half a bottlo bo was not
troubled uny moro for tlx months.
HnsnY JlAltnts.
Mt. Pleasant, l'a, Aug. 10, 18S0.
I am thankful that I tried Athloplmros.
I bad rheumatism seven years, part of tho
time could not movoj hut to-day I am
well and hearty. I wrlto this hoping somo
other suITcror may try It.
W. S. Fltouko.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
and Atlilophoros Pills, but where they can
not ho bought of tho druggbt tho Alhlo
phoros CoJ 112 Wall St.. New York, will
send cither (carriago paid) on receipt tf
regular price, which is $1.(0 per bottle
for Athlophoros nnd COc. for Pills.
Torllvor and kidney diseases, tlifpersln. In
dltrestlon, weakness, nervous deumy, uwases
of women, constipation, headache, iropuro
blood. &0., Athlophoros Tills are unciualcd. 8
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Oood original V rles from tlie best authors. Spec
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Interests ot vomen in thalr household work, liter
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Tno I cmine I and devoted exclusively to tno
uuunii ana inmnga, enters tu mu iiuio uuu
healthful entertainment of young p ople or both
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commercial centre, nnd mav be relied unon as nt
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kolutely correct up to tho hour of going to pres.
The War articles that havo attracted so much
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continued through out tho coming year.
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of both tho WEEKLY 1'HESSandlts mngnldcent
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Aaaress
d24-4t.
Philadelphia, Fa.
SCOTT'S
HULSION
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL
Hi
Almost as Palatabloas Milk.
Tho only preparation of COD I.ITEK OH, that
can he taken readily and tolerated for a long tlmo
lr dcltcato staunchs.
AND AS A 1IEHEIIT t'Ott COVSTTMPTIOV,
SI IIIIHIUII S Al I M"l AAi:HM, il,.-
Kill I, IIM'.ILWV. I'OKll.s AMI 'lllllllU' AK.
ll.l.'riins. itml all HAsilMl dimii;iii:IS OH1
(llll.llltl.N It Is nurrfllnns In In rrsnlH.
ITcacribcd and ondorsed by tho befit 1'hysicUns
in tho countries f tho world.
Fort SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
oct-sa-ly
You Can't
For General Family nsel
they aro Vastly RuperlorR
BEAT THEM!
to ALL other Undi.
THE FAMOUS HOP
ASTERS
Clean, fragrant, curative and hlcUy medlolnAl.
prepared from Fro&li Hops, Bahama. Extract
and Gums, vprrail on tchtte muslin.
They rcetoro and vitalize weak parts, robdaa
Inflammation and Instantly banian pain whetlicr 1
In ths Sack. Eide. Uio. Xjetr. Kidneva. Jolnta.
Slioolder. Chest, Breast, Stomach or Muscles,.
Powerfully soothlne, pain allayimj and Btrencth.yj
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rvflwlndlcra abroadt This ulaater la soreadi
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1
nov sssoiy.
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Prevents Roup, Prevents Gapes, Pre
vent Cholera, Prevents Egg-Eat-Ing,
Prevents Lnying Soft
Eggs, Makes Hens Lay,
it is so ram i? 12 no mine,
It Sells for live Oents Per Pound,
in Boies,
Chlck-chtck.erre-kee (poultry food i
ventivc of disease for fV'ultrv.. th en
t and pre.
food, produces egs rrouiiouly and It good for
the health of the dm ling, 1 1 U the Tint article of
lu kind ever Patented In the Unlttd State,
Canada and England, Try it. It costs only
five cents per pound, It is no powder Chick
en will tit it, '1 hat ought to convince jou that
it U good. If your Grocer, Druggist, Hard
ware or Country Storekeeper will not Get tt
tor you, send me one dollar, and 1 will ship
youatweniy-pnund h x by freight, or one hundred
pound for five dollars, A Urge box will coit you
ito more freight thau a small box, Attend to 'our
Jioultry, if jou want to male a profit out of thm,
ut the same oiym attend to your land, UiJeti
you manure our land tt will not pay ycu. Jut
so with poultry i yuu nmtt give tnent lomeluiiig
besides feed. Tncy must have material la
answer for grinders, J material for the eg?.
If you fif Chick. chick. er. re. kee (egg food
every day you will never have any sick chick
ens, and ymir hens will l.iy eggs whtnothcrwisc
they would not. You will never do without it
after a fair trial. Do net pay twenty. five or
fifty cents a pound for medicine to Teed yur
poultry when ou can get a better article from
your storekeeper at five cents a round Don't
.t a clam i try It, Manufactured tn tho United
",.ate only by
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3sg N. Front St., PHILAD'A. PA.
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orli. l'u
THE DEST OY
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Catarrh
8
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3
I.SA.
war- FEVER
ELTS CUE AH J3AL2X
Is not a licud, tntiff or poitdcr. Applied
into nostrils it qukUy absorlrd. It cleanses
tlirluad. Allays inflammation. Heals the
sores, lltstores thesenses of taste anil smell.
60 cents at DntptjUte; by mall, regtttered, CO cents.
ELY BROTHERS, liu5Blsts,OiTeeo,NY.
DcclO 4td.
DVBPlil'SlA. ItaNaturo. Causes, Preven
tion nnd euro, lly John II. MpAlvIn, lowell
Mais., U years tax collector. Mnt tree to any ad
dress. dcclO 4V
on .laros lllver, Vo., in Clarcmont
Colony. Illustrated circular free. J.
r. MANCIIA, Claremout, Virginia.
dccl04td.
Tv A UTTTTCC Its causes nnd a new
I liilir IN JjOO successlul CU1IB nt :
new and
lour
I own nomo, Dyene who was ooir twenty
clRlit years Treated by most of tho noted
specialists without henent. fired Mmseif In a
months, and Klnco then hundreds of other". Full
particulars sent on application. T. S. l'AOK, No.
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PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
the popular faro rite for drcsnlnfc
tho luiir, liwtorinff color hen
fray, and prorentlnif DnncIrtitT.
t cleanxcs tbo scalp, stops tho
Lair fallinir, and Is euro to please,
63i anil 81.00 nt DrainrNta.
Thesnfeit, rurcut and test euro for Corn, Dunlons, Ac,
Stops all vnln. Knmire comfort to the feet. J.rver falls
to euro, li cents at Unifglsti. 41iscox &, Co., N. Y,
dec 10 4t(L
SURE
CATARRH CORE.
Clears head, throat and
lunns from nastr mucous.
Sweetens tho breath. Cures seercst catarrh
when nil othertreatmentsfalL send lOc.stamps,
for free halliint sample prepaid enough to relievo
any case, I . Stinscn & Co., 851 llroadwny, N. V.
acciuaiu
Please Don't Jb'orget it
that Dr II. James Cannabis Indira Is prepared In
Calcutta, India, from tho purest and best Native
HeniD. and Is tho onlr remedy, either In that
country or this, that will positively ond perma
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sal catarrh and nervous deblllt) , or break up a
fro;h cold In .4 hours, two per bottle, three bot
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asthma &mm
CERMAII ASTHMA CURE I
I Instantly rp1lnT(H ths moet Solent ntlack, and
I St I.TH.Italrff used bv Inhalation, hp art inn inlm.
medlito. direct and eertaln. and a cure Is the t
rmult In all cnrxhln pilmwi A mnflntri.lrmi.P
Tlncps thomnrtabrntlcal Prlrofcw. and$100f
itt any dmegl-t. nr hy mail. Kampla Kri'e for fc
I tuuayj. nr. iL.PHiriirt....M.iwmai.
nov3S 86 3ms.as.
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thing of great valuo nnd Importance to
ou. that will start you In business
which wl 1 hi lng you In moro money right away
thin anytblnjr clso in this world. Any ono can ao
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RAILKOaD ZIME TABLE,
pvELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
JLJ
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
NOKTH.
STATIONS. I SOUTH.
a.m. o.m. D.m
p.m. p.m.
i 00 12 30
8 54 12 26
8 48 12 22
9 30
8 26
a.m
...cranton.... 01001520s
....Bellevue.,.. 15 0 20 2 i0
..Taylorvllle... 6 20 9 26 2 16
. Lackawanna.. 6 27 0 34 2 21
....Ilttston 1 I SI 11 2 an
8 22
8 40 12 15
8 3:1 13 03
8 27 12 03
8 22 11 58
8 IT 11 51
8 12 11 50
8 08 tl 47
8 08 11 4T
8 0:1 11 42
8 16'
8 10
8 03!
7 58
..West l'lttston. 0 40 9 47 2 88
Wyoming,.
0 45 9 62 2 41
7 54
6 49 9 56 2 41
7 50
..AiaiiDy
liennett.. ..
7 41
....Kingston....
....Kingston ....
Plymouth June
0 5.1 1U 0I2 47
6 58 10 05 2 50
8 58 10 05 2 50
7 112 10 102 55
7 07 10 15 3 00
7 47
7 4:
59 11 38
7 38 ,.,.1'iymouin....
1 31' .... Avonclalo. .
7 30l...,Nantlcoke...
7 51 11 31
7 50 11 30
7 43 11 23
7 80 11 12
7 18 11 00
7 12 10 20 3 05
7 15 10 25 3 10
7 23 Uunlock's Creek 7 23 1032 s 27
7 12,..Hhickbhlnny.. 7 37 10 41 3 S9
7 00 ..illck'8 Ferry..
6 51 . .lieacli Haven..
6 47 Hcrwlck....
6 41' .lirlar Creek..
6 38.. Willow flrove..
6 34 ...Ltweltldge...
7 50 11 11 a 52
7 67 11 00 3 58
8 Ol 11 134 05
8 10 11 204 12
8 14 11 23 4 18
8 18 11 29 4 20
7 11 10 51
7 05 10 47
6 58 10 41
6 54 10 38
6 50 10 34
6 42 10 27
6 36 10 21
S 30 10 10
u r.ejjj . ...... o 11 aot 3i
0 21 ...Bloomsburg... 8 30 11 44 4 34
0 16 .... Kltpert ' 8 30 II 50 4 40
6 11 CatauTa BrldgO 8 41 11 55 4 46
5 50i. .. Danville. ... 8 53 12 13 5 01
5 49 ....Cuulasky....! 9 05 12 2115 12
5 45'.... Cameron.... 9 03 12 255 17
8 25 11 80 4
6 25 10 II
R OS 9 56
0 00
5 55
9 49
9 45
9 32
5 40
p.m.
6 32 1 Northumberland 9 25 12 405 ss
am.
a.m. I 1 a.m. a.m. p.m
W. T. HALSTKAD, Supt.
Superintendent's ofiico. Scranton, Feb.l6t.l6?.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
-II
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
Wl
, . TIME TABLE. ,
In effect Nov. I4tti. lKsa. 'l'ralnq loave Sun.
bury.
9.41) a. m.. sea snore Kxnreaa (dally oxcent
KAHl WA tit.
Sunday), for Ilnrrlsburg and lntermedtatestatlons,
arriving at Pblllelphla 3.15 p. m. ; New York,
6.20 d. m. i Baltimore. 3.05 d. m. t Washington.
5.50 p. m., connecting at Philadelphia forallSra
Shore points. Through passenger coach to
l'niiaaeiDnia.
1.B0 n. m. -Dav exnrets
dally oxcent Sunday), for llarrtstmrp and tnterme-
ataie stations, arriving at I'uiiaaeipnia
8.50 p. m. j New York, 9.S5 p. m. j Baltimore
6.45 n. m. : Waehlntrton. 7.45 n. tn. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
inrougn o I'miaaeipaia ana uauunore.
7,45 p. m. llenovo Accommodation (dally
ror narnsourg ana an mtcrmeataio stations, arnv.
Ing at Philadelphia 4.25 a. m. : New York 7.30 a. m.
Sleeping car accommodations can be secured at
Ilarrlsburg tor Philadelphia and New York, on Sun
days a through sleeping car will bo run; on this
train from Wllllamsp't to 1'htladelphta.Phlladelphla
passengers can remain In sleeper undisturbed untl
iiatttmoro. 4.ao 1. m. : asutnttron u.u5 a. m.
7 a. in.
7.50 a. m Erie Mall (dally oxcent Monday,
ic llarrtBburg and Intermediate stations,
arriving at Philadelphia 8.25 a. m. New Y'ork.
ll.ik, . m. ; Baltimore 8.15 a. ra. ; Washington, 9.M
a. m. Turougu initman steeping cars aro runuu
tuts train to rnuaaeipuia, uatitmoro ana waaain.
ton, and through passenger coaches to Philadel
phia ana lianimore.
WESTWARD.
6.10 a. m Erie Mall (dally excem Sunday), to.
Erie arl all Intermediate stations and canandal,
cua ara intermeaiate stations, nocnester, uunv
lo and Niagara rails, wlthlhicugh Pullman pal
aco cars and passenger coaches to Erie and Itoch
ester.
9.53 News Express (dally except Sunday) toi
bmit uuvuu uuu imcrmuuiuia biuiiuu.
12.52 d. m Niagara Kxdkss (dally oxceiit Sun
aim for Kane and Intermediate stations and Can.
acdalgua and principal Intermediate stations
It-Chester, liuffalo and Niagara Falls with
through passenger coaches to Kane ana itocneste
and Parlor car to Wllltamsnort.
4.25 n. in. Fast Line (drllv excont Sundavltor Ita-
novo and Intermediate stations, and Elmlra, Wat
kids auu tnivrmuumie biuiious, wuii mruuu pa.i
senger coaches to lienovo and Watktns.
9.20 a. m. Sunday mall tor Itenovo and Interme
diate station-
Tiiuouuu trains foh stmiimtY vkomtub
Sunday mall leaves Philadelphia 4.80 a. ra
Ilarrlsburg 7.40 arriving at Sunbury 9 20 a. m. wll h
GAbl'ANUMIUTII.
inrougnsiecpingcar rrom rnuaaeipuia to nit.
iiatnspuri..
News Exnrcss leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a. m
Ilarrlsburg, 8.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
arriving ut. suuuury a. m.
Niagara Emress leavr
Philadelphia, 7,40 a. m. ; Baltimore 7.30 a. m. (dal'y
except Sunday arriving at Sunbury, 12.52 p. ni.,
with through Parlor car Irora Philadelphia
ana turougu passenger coacues (rum rmtaaei.
pnta ana iiattimoro.
Fast Uno leaves New York 8.30 a. m, ; Phlladc
Dhla.11.14 a. m. 1 Washington. 9.40 a. m. : Halt
more, 10.45 a. in., (dally except Sunday) arriving ut
Duuuury. i. ui.i nuu mruuuu pasaeugur
ouauues inJtu 1 uiiuuetpnia uuu iiuiiuuuru.
Erie Mall leaves New York 8.00 p. m. ; Phlladel.
Phla. 11.25 p. m. 1 Washington, 10.(0 p.m. : Haiti.
more, 11.20 p, in., (dally except Saturdav) arriving
at Sunbury 5.10 a. tn., with through Pullman
Sleeping cars from Philadelphia, Washington and
naiuiuure uuu lunjugu pusaeiiKcr ouauueu irom
rniiauetpniu.
HUNIIIlltV, IIA.I.UTIIN Jk WII.KIJHHAIIItl!
KAlI.ltll.ll) AMI nil II I I I Anil 1VIIST
lllf MMI lUll.U'AV.
(Dally except sunuay.)
wuxesnarre Mall leaves sunbury 10.00 a. m.
arriving at lilooin Ferry 10.47 a. m., Wllkes-baris
Express East leaves Sunbury 4.35 p. m., arriving
at Ulootn Ferry 5.21 p. 11., N llkes-barre 6.U p. m
Sunbury Mall leaves Wllkesbarre 10.23 a. m. arriv
ing at Bloom Ferry 12.05 p. m., Hunbury 12.47 p. in
Express West leaves WlUvcs.barrel.45 p. m., ar
riving at Bloom Ferry 8.20 p. to., bunbury l.lCp.m
SUNDAY ONLY.
Sunday mall leaves Sunbury 9:25 a. m., arriving
at Bloom Ferry 10:14 a. m. Wltkcs-Barre tlsiO a.m.
Sunday accommodation leaves Wllkoa-Uarre 5:10
p. m., arnving at woom terry, o.i p. m.. BunDury.
1:40 p. m.
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TUB BTOttY OF A lllDt'EN FOHTUNE WlllOlt
HEADS LIKE PUIIK 1'ICTIOk.
TI10 conical over tlio nilsslim will of
tho iiilcr Jaiiica Ilciiry l'tlno, wlio
tiled ono venr ntjo in a mlpmnl lo little
attic in Now York, was rfsumetl bo
foio Suriogalo Holliim last Wi'diictday
niornliig, lltu samo MctUs inccs
which hnvo been Drtectit at thu bcarinir
of tho hiitn-drnmtc.tlinony ns tho unso
has drugged along were etuldt nly beam
img with tho llvclirst Inttnet A'lun
during tlio day It becamu known that
tho stakes in tho raco wero to bo count.
cd by hundreds nf thoiisandfi instead of
thoimnd:, and ilu winning man would
be enriched lor life. Tlio seotclerl
motley baas of tho niisrr had at lat
been found and a ivoiieity of otio half
a million hlngi d on tho contest.
It Is rarely that a moro romantic
story is lioatd than that which wm
told beloro tho Surrogate. "Old Miser
l'aino's" history and tlio story ot Ills
miserable end havo been told beforo
and rc.ideiN well remember t at I'alno
was a niand-neiiliow of Unbelt Treat
Paine, who pignut tbo Declaration of
Jniicpendcnce a memlcr of ono of
iMa-Mieuiiec'ls oldest fanillns, will
bred and idneattd. On the 23d of
Di comber 1885 ho died in an af.io on
Uleckei street, half etai veil, half cloth
cd and half crazy. II" had been es
tranged from his family for years and
wa9 buried almo.'t by charity. lie
had lived neatly a quarter of a century
by begging what bo alo and what he
wore, yet not very long buloro tils
death his brother, Knbort Treat Paine,
of Boston, had s'dd s "James ought
to bo worth S2''0,000 at tbo least 111
his own right. What has beoomo of
il f This qtiealion has puzzled many
a head since, and that is what (Jinnies
F. Chiokoriiig, the piano manufacturer,
answcied nt tlio healing.
lix-Attorni'v (.ieiiir.il Jieslio JSti'sell,
who, with Theodore Suiti, is conduct
ing the case for tho heirs at law, cnii
ningly ask-l bis opponent, Ex-Govcr
nor Chambeiliin, of South Carolina,
f he had any objections to tbo witness
be was about to call, and was answer
ed in tho ncnolivt'. Chickering then
lifted up a big bundle, uhich lie had
been jealously guarding on his kness,
and walked up to bo sworn. Putting
tho bundlo down beside him, in re
sponse to Uusel's bidding to tell what
he had ho began bis tulo as follows :
"1 knew James Jlenry Panic for years
beforo ho died. 1 was brought into
communication with him through his
love for music. IIo was an expert
musical oritio nnd this old miser had at
his tongue's end a woilth of inex
haustible information, liut though I
had heaid that he was popularly pup
posed to havo money hidden away. 1
never really knew anything about it.
Ono day bo came into iny offico with a
bundlo in his hand. This is the bun
dle." pointing to tho packago bo-dilo
him. "It was about a foot lore and
six or eight inches wide. It was wrap
ded up in au ordinary brown paper and
tied with an ordinary string. On the
outside was carefully bound an old
green handkerchief, lie asked if bo
could leave it in my possession and 1
answered, 'yes. 1 told It 1111 I would put
it in my safe. IIo objected to this,
and aBked tno if 1 had u puvato safe
at homo which nono of my employees
ever opened, 1 said 'yes, again, and
ho carelessly replied that ho would liko
mo to place it there.
"I took tho bundlo and locked it up,
soarcely ever giving tho natter a
thought again. Once, years afterward,
I met him in iho street, and wo were
talking about Von liulow, the pianist.
who had recently arrived 111 tho coun
try. Suddenly he interrupted mo and
asked me if that bundlo was all right,
l said 'ye; and ho ilitlu t allude to it
again. In fact, I think he never snoko
of it again during his lifo.'1
iho littlo old green bundle remained
hidden in the safe gathering dust and
forgotten for years. After tho old
man's death Mr. Chickering remember
ed tho package, and took it out of its
placo ono day to bco if it contained
anything worth keeping. "I had sup
posed it contained nothing more thau
somo old musical papers," continued
he, "and carelessly untied tho string.
Tearing open ono corner I caught sight
01 a roil 01 name uuis. it sccnud to
mo in tlio hasty glimpse I caught that
they must amount to many thousands
of dollars. I tied tho handkerchief
together quickly and took tho next
train for li.ii-ton to see Robert Treat
Paine, whom 1 thought was tint near
est living relative. IIo haid that thero
ware nearer heirs at law than he, and
bo named tho Claggetts, On tho 1st
of Match, 111 tho presence of Sumner
and Charlie Claggett, and my altor
uoy, wo opened tho packet. Gold and
silver dollars, bank notes by tho thous
and, certificates of stock " and script
rolled out upon tho table. The littlo
old green hankerchief for nearly
twenty years had closely guarded
treasures amounting to over $400,000.
About $M,000 lias beoomo outlawed.
Tho 40,000 which the certificates rep.
resented had been paid up to 1110 as ad
ministrator by tbo Metropolitan Bank.
Tlio remainder of the property is worth
its lull taco value. Thero is moro pro
pcrty which is not yet collected,"
Much moro testimony was taken
during tho day, including that of It. II,
T. Wood, who for thirty years was em
ployed 111 tho Metropolitan Bank. He
remembered, ho said, as far back as
1801, when Paino had matt a a special
deposit in the bank of $40,000 and had
received tho certificates that were
afterwards fond in tho handkerchief.
Thoy had been made payable to ono of
the officers of the bank, as Paiuo did
not wish his namo to appear. Ex
Governor Chamberlain then said that
in view of the day's disclosure ho
would apply to tho court for an in
creased bond on tho part of tho admin
istrators commensurate with tho estate
itself. Tho ndministsators havo given
uonas 10 tno amount, ot ssiuuu only.
mi . t !
itio caso was men adjourned till flion
day.
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exrepllonal powers nt erdurntire. Kk 'our nrnieit iIhhbIh or ciwtr Tor lor
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out with exeetHvoboilll' or metilnlenoit nnd octf. us n r-nrri. until nuninn 1 xremii'
In wi t and rlf orott" wcdtber. llwlll ililve all m.ilib us ill'ian8 tirm lb. ' ,um
1I1IIU Ul hlI UI UVII.Y lULIII IUII
nun nnd in 1 eirlne'a 1 uie
Mall Vblskey a powerful lmliroraiit
nnd helper 10 digestion. PtlllilMi'S
I t 111, in M'l V 1 II 1
nllbout unduly tt mulntlng tlio klib
n' ys Increases their nagging activity,
counternctHlhe elicits 01 rntlgtif bus
tens convalescence and Is a wbolesomn
nnd prcmpt diuretic Vtniib tbo label I
Kono gcnulno unless beating tbe slgna-turu
Korsaie uy an druggists
and grocers tbrouguout
tho united states and
Canadas.
37 NORTH FRONT ST. 38 NORTH WATER ST., PHIL A
FOK SALE BY DllUGGISTS AND ALL DEALERS. J 9 ly.
EOMM TIIJ
QUESTION OF THE HOUR.
EVERY THING THAT IS NEW AND
STYLISH FOR
CAN BE
ILTEAPIE THAI IYI1.
A Large and
CLOTHING,
JUST RECEIVED.
ALSO A LAHGE AND SELECT LINE OF
Call and be Convinced that you have the
LARGEST SELECTION OF III
OF THE
LATEST STYLE, BEST QUALITY,
AND AT
The Lowest Possible Prices
AT OTIBE
iPogmtaar Itllii Iter
OF
Hloouisbnr, IPs,
wiaa'igiawKCTMtiaiBiaBMiintMBMiMBBiw m
C, B. J80BBHS,
DEALER IN
Foreign o.nA Domestic;
WINES AND LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG PA.
AVliolcealo noil
WAGON MAKERS'
AND
BLACKSMITHS SUPPLES.
Ileailquurlfrs (or ,
MERCHANT IRON & STEEL.
Storu nml WnrehouRw. Noa. 12fi A 1Q K,nl.i:
jia Aveniii-, No. 2 Lack'n Avenue it 210, 212 & 211 Cen-
ivi oircti,
SCRANTON, PA.
occunyinV7t(iSht?,iulr5?E,,.inct l"rouvh lDt.iltuilon In tho Hate. lluntluiiMef craduato
oCTupjiEsieomituuiloiii!. A luuBWtlctW t)UlldluBctlii.bwn leitnui i'tiiiinr AUt lib.- iui tiutji
WIILUMProilT, 1A.
nnd Children.
Cantorla cures Cotle, Constipation,
Hour Rtomacb, DlarThoaa, Eructation,
Kills Worms, pi res sleep, and promotes di
WuEoul "injurious medication.
CxKTlun Coupikt, 183 Fulton Street, tf, X.
nov.lO-60-ly.
tlfi andup. Send stamp irj-HHirpnn n
for CalBloRur. linrt. of l lie ,,.,:
CHILDREN'S CARRIIAnFfi
Olft Atitnmnll dnnl. ft.,... TV . . . .
Bend stamp for Catalouuo imtlmniiim Jl.1
140 N. 8th St., Phllada.. Pa
uctoDcr as so ayrs.
WALT WHISKEY.
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llarlev
Umt
1 11 11 1 1 warn MWfF "iHlft.
pnaljt Iri8 It uppeiirn bj tim I.af
eervlioltle! 1 ime enteiintv I
bcl 1
Uzcd tlieii'itK Iiahikv Mai.t lint
kv moiloly it. a J. s. l eirlni kmiiium
itintlicly Uio Irni. tuscl oil. tiuruiu
Jpun ." 4foiit, Camilla Arthur Mm,,,
fCraduate o,rt),e UutctrsUles of liunith
Weueva and Welsbaden
mi'inis iitiu ticiiin ona is no olutt
PKACTlCiL
THE SEAS!
BOUGHT
Varied Stock of
Ho 1 i) dmlcis in
tm OKO, 1 KOWSLL t CO., 10 BpniOO St, N. V. 1 &0V1 lit,
eoctl8m'
F, M, ALLEN, Pbebt.