THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Tho Witoh'sFate,
a cnuF.i. niKJcnicK ov out times more
THAN EQUALLED NOW,
Not many ilocmle ngo In this count
ry, tho peoplo wcro excited over wltoli
craft. Persons suspected wcro thrown
Into tho water i If not witches, thoy
would drown ; if thoy wcro witches,
thoy would swim ashore, and would bo
put to doath I In any event, thoy were
doomed 1
Not many years ago If a person wero
taken sick with advanced disorder of
tho kidneys, tho physician would pro
nounco tho dlscaso Br'iRht'g disease, and
when so declared, ho regarded his re
sponsibility at an end, for medical
authority admitted that tho diseaso
was incurable
When the physician found a patient
thus aflliotcd, he would say, "Oh, a
slight attack of tho kidneys ; will bo
nil right in a littlo whllo' He knew
to the contrary. Hut if ho could keep
bis patient on his hands for a few
months ho know ho would derive a
great revenuo from his case, and then
when tho disease had progressed to a
certain stage, ho would stato tho facts
and retire, exonerated from all blame.
But tho error of supposing tho dis
ease incurable, has swayed tho public
mind, long after tho fact bos ceased to
be. But pnblio opinion, has been edu
cated to the truo status of the case by
thoso who have discounted tho incur
nbility theory, and the public recog
nizes and testifies to the fact that War
ner's safe caro is a specific for this dis
ease. This has been shown with thou
sands of testimonials.
Upon referring to them in our files
we find that $5,000 rowcrd will bo giv
en to any ouo who can prove that so
far as tho manufacturers know they are
not genuine, and that hundreds of
thousands similar in character could bo
published, if it wcro necessary.
This condition of thiugs is very
amusing to the journalist, who looks
upon all sides of every question. Proof
should bo accepted by all, but prein
dice fights proof for many years. It
seems strangi- that when a proprietary
medicino is doing tho good that War
ner's safe euro is that tho physicians do
not publicly endorse it. Many of them,
we are told, privately prescribe it.
A few years ago, as stated, when a
man had Brigbt's disease, the doctor
boldly announced it, because netbougut
it relieved him of responsibility.
To-day when prominent people are
dying (and hundreds of thousands of
common peoplo die ot the samo disease)
we are told that doctors disguise the
fact that it is Brigbt's disease of the
kidneys and say that they dio of par
alysis, of apoplexy, of pneumonia, of
consumption, of ceneral debility, of
rheumatism, of heart disease, of blood
poisoning, or some other of the names
of the direct effects of kidney disease.
Tbey are not the real disease itself.
We sometimes wonder if they avoid
stating the real cau90 of disease for
fear they will drive the public into
patronage of the only scientific pro
prietary speoifio for kidney diseases and
the thousand and one diseases that
originate in inactive kidneys.
We do not believe every advertise
ment we read. Some peoplo perhaps
may regard this artiole as an advertise
ment and will not believe it, but we
are candid enough to say that we be
lieve the parties above mentioned have
stated their ease and proved it, and un
der such circumstances the publio is
unwise if it is longer influenced by ad
verse prejudice.
Township Elections.
Beaver. Justico of Peace, P. II,
Fisher j Constable, Frank Rhodes
Supervisors, Peter Eckrotb, Daniel
Sirank; Poor Overseer, Daniel Sing
ley ; School Directors, John Klinca
man, A. W. Mann : Assessor, A. W.
Mann j Judge of Election, J. P. Smith j
inspectors, Samuel Khngaman, Allen
Mann ; Auditor, Levi Michael : Tax
Collector, A. W, Nungessor.
Benton. Justice of Peace, Charles
Gibbons j Constable, Alfred Bantz ;
Supervisors, T. P. Dildine, N. A,
a udos ; roor uverseer, uiemuei juc-
Henry ; School Directors, Thomas E.
Edwards, George GibboDS j Assessor,
J. K. Cole ; Judge of Election, James
Conner; Inspectors, Elijah Yocum,
Wm. Li. (Jole j Auditor, J. S. Kline j
Tax Collector, Thomas Bellas.
Berwick. Justice of Peace, W. J,
Knorr ; Chief Burgess, Geo. Westler ;
Assistant, Win. atackhouso ; Town
Council, James W. Evans, F. P. Hill
High Constable, A. D. Secley ; Consta
ble, M. L. MoHenry ; Poor Overseer,
o. W. Dickson ; bcliool Directors, II.
F. Glenn. A. B. McCrea j Judge of
Elections, J. U. Kurtz E, S. L. Mc-
Bride W ; Inspectors, Wm. Bredbencr
and Wm. T. Kouph E, Jno. McAnall
and A. M. If reas W ; Assessor Jno. W.
Evans iAudiior, B. D. Freas ; Tax
Collector, Jno. B. Lockard.
Briarcreek. Constable, Samuel
Knorr ; Supervisors, M. II. Rittiinhouso
Lehman Martz j Poor Overseer, Enoch
Jttttenbouse ; school Directors, II. V,
Garrett 1 y, M. II. Petty, J. L. Soon-
enberg ; Assessor, Wm. Lamon ; Judge
oi Elections, ueo. w. JUiuer: inspcc
tors, ju. v.u. Aaams, j. m. tiower
Auditor, S. E. Smith ; Town Clerk, M,
L. Hougekneoht ; Tax Collector, A. B.
Croop.
Catawissa. Justico of Peace, B. P.
1' ortner j Constable, 0. S. Boitmeyer j
Supervisors, M. V. B. Kline, Jacob
Bowers ; Poor Overseer, Jesse Mensch ;
ocuodi Directors, i: K. lialdy, is,, li
Guie Assessor, Calvin Clark j Judge
of Elections, D. E. Krum ( Inspectors,
F. It. McKelvy, J. II. Keifer j Auditor
jonn it. ueiiner j Tax Collector, Ulin
ton Ellis.
Centraua. Constable, Androw
Gallagher; High Constable, Androw
Gallagher; Chiof Burgess, Edwin
James ; Councilraen, John II. Lowis,
Chris Roonoyj Poor Commissioner,
Thomas Darrah; School Directors,
ueo. W. Davis, Martin Purcell, JC W,
Benson 2 yr ; Judgo of Elections, Pat'
rick Curran ; Inspectors. 0. B. Snurr.
II. F. Reilly ; Assessor, John Lomnet ;
Auditors, Jos. II. Dawes Jr. 1 vr, H,
O. Curran 3 yrs , Tax Collector, James
iiarret.
Centre. Justice of Peace, Jno. II,
Aikmau ; Constable, I. J, Hess ; Sup
ervisors, Isaac Ervin. Frank Hacen
buch ; Poor Overseer, Elisha Itinerate:
School Directors, W. II. Hess, T. D,
Strauss ; Assessor, B. B. Freas ; Judgo
of Elections, Mordecai Millard ; In
spectors, Levi Fester, J. S Scott j Au
ditor, J. V, Riuk ; Tax Collector, W.
S. Heea.
Conykoiiam. Justice of Peace, Jno.
P. Hanuon i Constable, Michael J.
Gerraghty i Supervisor?, Thatnoa Nav
in, Pat McDonald, Upper Shanty ;
School Director!1, Peter Brcdman, Pat
rick FJynn ; AnseMor, Michael F.
Welsh i Judgo ot Eltutions, Michael
Wash N, Thomas Casey S i Inspectors
Emanuel Levau and John Htffron N,
John Rogers and Jacob Rentier S ;
Auditor, Andrew Donahue; Town1
Clerk, Michael Collier i Tax Collector, 1
Benjamin 1 Goodman,
FisiiiNaciiEEK. ConMablo John V.
MoHenry ; Supervisors, E. It. Lauder
bach, Scott Mallcnry ; Poor Overseer
J. D. MoHenry i Sohool Directors, A.
r. is'napin, T. 11. lutgar; Assessor, i.
M. Creveliug ; Ji'dge of Elections,
Joslali Hess ( Inspectors, J. J. Knrns,
Harry Hess ; Auditor. J. I. Campbell t
Town Clerk, A. A. Pcaler ; Treasurer,
J. F. MoIIonry ; Tax Collcotor, John
V. MoHenry.
Franklin. Justico of Peace, D, A.
Munsou and Jos. T. Rccder ; Constable,
Hcorgo Fensti-rmacher Supervisors,
Jt-sso John, Androw Lorcnmn ; Poor
Overseer, D. A Munsou ; Sohool Di
rectors, J. T. Ashworth, George Hart
man ; Assessor, William E. Howcr ;
Judgo of Elections, Philip Manhart ;
Inspectors, Samuel ltoadarmel,Gotshall
Auditor, Jerro Reeder : Tax Collector,
Lowis Boeeher.
Greenwoop. Constable, II. S. Fair
man ; Supervisors, B. F. Battln, W.
E. Patterson ; Sohool Directors, J. S.
Mathor, W. B. Eves s Assessor, Will
lam Reeco ; Juogo of Elections Will
iam lieishlino; Inspectors, MoKclvy
Musgrave, W. P. Bobbins ; Auditor,
0. H. Dildine ; Tax Collector, Dauiel
S. Patterson.
Hemlock. Constable, Wm. F.
Faust j Supervisors, W. P. Eyerly,
Stinson Brobst ; Poor Overseer, Will
iam A. Miller ; Sohool Directors, Wm.
P. Eyerly, James Gulliver ; Assessor,
Charles Girton ; Judgo of Elections,
Win. J. Hartman ; Inspectors, A; J.
Emmit, George Hartzell; Auditor,
Hugh D. McHride; Tax Collector,
Clark Pursell.
Jackson. Justice of Peace, Asa
Yorks ; Constable, Jno. F. Smith ;
Supervisors, Georgo Remley, Wm. L.
Parks ; Poor Overseer, Moses Savage ;
School Directors, Geo. W. Farver,
William Brjnk ; Assessor, Georgo W.
McIInur ; Judge of Elections, D. L.
Everhatt; Inspectors, Samuel P. Hess,
Jefferson Frilz; Auditor, Augustus
Everhart ; Town Cleric, Z. A. Butt ;
Tax Collector, II. II. Hirleraan.
Locust. Justico of Peace, Peter
Swank ; Constable, Herman Fahringer;
Supervisors, Solomon Strausser, Wm.
L Kline ; Poor Overseer, Simon R.
Carl ; School Dinctors, D. F. Knitlle,
William Walter; Assessor, C. S.
Hower ; Judge of Elections, Cornelius
Fettermau ; Ins-pectors, Francis Beck
er. Charlts Fahringer ; Auditor, A. M.
Johnson ; Tax Collector, L. II. Dan
iel. Maihson. Justice of Peace, Neho
miah Wellivcr ; Constable, John B.
Johnson ; Supervisors, John Miller, J.
W. Loring; Poor Directors, C. Kream
er : School Directois, B. F. Kcster,
Robert Fruit; Assessor, John Mc
ninch ; Judga of Elections, J. M.
Smith ; Inspectors, It. M. Butles, D.
0. Welliver ; Auditor, D. N. Williams;
Tax Collector, D. M. Sheep.
Main. Justice of Peace, U. J.
Campbell ; Constable, M. M. Geiger ;
Supervisors, John Harmony, J. J.
Gcarhart ; Poor Overseer, Sol. Deaner;
School Directors, J. W. John, J. B.
Nuss ; Assessor, J. W. Kelchner ;
Judge of Elections, Jerry Dcrr ; In
spectors, Samuel Alstetter, J. O, Men
singer ; Auditor D. S. Brown ; Tax
Collector, J. W. Shuman.
Mifflin. Justico of Peace, Samuel
Snyder, John H. Hetler ; Constable,
Isaao Andreas; Supervisors, J. T.
Aten, William Hartzell ; Poor Over
seer, Charles Gearhart ; School Direc
tors, Eleazer Sweppenheiser, Ohadiah
Swank ; Assessor, A. W. Hess ; Judge
of Elections, J. E. Snyder ; Inspectors,
II. E. Eveland, Wm. II. Hartzell;
Auditor, D. 0. Bond ; Town Treasurer
D. H. Montgomery ; Tax Collector,
Benj. Pennypacker.
Montour. Constable, John Fauat ;
Supervisors, Daniel Fry, Michael
Rauch j Poor Overseer, Isaao Mourey ;
Sohool Directois, Daniel Baylor,
Emanuel Lazarus ; Assessor, John G.
Quick ; Judge of Elections, John G.
Quick ; Inspectors, Wm. Mencb,
David Faust ; Auditor, G. Y. Mowrey ;
Tax Collector, Henry Lazarus.
Mt Pleasant. Justice of Peace, J.
J. Crawford ; Constable, R. C. Howell;
Supervisors, Jacob Gilbert, Joseph
Ikeler ; Poor Overseer, John Vanco ;
School directors, Jacob Oman, John
Harp ; Assessor, J. II. Hartzell ;
Juogo of Elections, Hiram Thomas ;
Inspectors, Hiram Everett, John Mel
ick; Auditor. J. J, Wolf; Tax Col
lector, Elias Howell.
Ouanoe. Constable, Amos Noy
hard ; Supervisors, Charles Jones,
John Neyhard ; Poor Ovorsecr, Yill
iam Delong ; School Directors, John
Cadman, Isaiah White ; Assessor,
Cyrus McILwy ; Judge of Elections,
M. 0. Vanco ; Inspectors, G. M. D.
Herring, M. F. Conner ; Auditor, J.
M, Welsh; Town Clerk, M.. S. Hay
hurst ; Tax Collector, M. L. Kline.
Pine. Constable, D. R. Gordner;
Supervisors, John Kissler, J. D. Gord
ner ; Poor Overseers, P. W. Zones 2
yr., William Houghton 1 yr. ; School
Directors, D. W. Robbins, J. R..
bowler; Assessor, W. II. Havman ;
Judge of Elections, E. V. Welliver ;
Inspectors, M. J. Kissler, Robert
Potter ; Auditors, R. W. Lyons 3 yrs ,
A. E. Girton 1 yr. ; Tax Collector, C.
R. Parker.
RoARiNncitEEK. Justice of Peace
John O. Meyers ; Constable, A. E.
Leitwiler ; Supervisors, David Long,
Joseph Levan ; Poor Overseer, John
Rarig ; Sohool Directors, Samuel
Cherrington, Jacob Hoffman; Asses
or, Isaao Cherrington ; Judge of
Elections, Lloyd Rarig; Inspectors,
Jesse Mensch, A II. Yocum ; Auditor,
Samuel Brosi jus ; Tax Collector, David
Long.
Scott. Justico of Peace, II. G.
Creveling ; Constable, Wesley Ruckle ;
Supervisors, E. D. Hagenbuch, John
Waters ; Sohool Director, Isaao Reich
ard, Win. J Hidlay ; Assessor, T. W,
Hartman ; Judgn of Elections, Huston
Robison E., J. II. Keliu W. ; Inspec
tors, Charles Culp and J. L. Crawford
W., M. R. Miller and Georgo Tronseau
E. ; Auditor, N. Richart ; Tax Col
lector, Samuel Kreesler.
SuaAitLOAi1. Constable, J. P Fritz ;
Supervisors, J. N. Pennington, J,
Shultz; School Directors, J.N.Pen,
nington, 0. M. Laubaeh ; Assessor, J.
M. Larish ; Judgo of Elections, A. M.
VansicVle ; Inspectors, F. P. Hartman,
A. M. Harvey ; Auditor, II. O. Hrss ;
Town Clerk, E. S. Fritz; Tax Colleo
tor, Joshua Fritz.
Winter Exposure Causes Coughs,
CUIUS I iCUiUJ', iUPUIIlt.l-l. I MfcUWW,.., ..I.U.W.-
Ela, Sciatica, Lumbago, llarkaohe and other all.
went, (or which neaionn capctoe riasiere are
admltMM to ba tho host rtmeily known. Ther ro.
Here and cure In a I"w hours when no other uppll
ratlou U ot tan Jeit benrnu Endorsed by
6 Ouo phthli-lana and drufslsts. lieware of
Imitations uudfr linllar touudlntf names, such as
"Capsacum," "tapucln," "capalclne." Aai
yoa lliNBONt IND Tim so otdirs. Examine care
fully n hen you buy. Alldrusryists.
CtiAIlUJty JOUNSON, Proprietors, New York,
BOMS-M-emul ,
A Oar Heatlne Devloo,
An official tost of tho steam heating
apparatus, as applied by tho Milwaukco
and St. Paul, was mado last week upon
that company's short-lino train, which
runs between St. Paul and Minneapo
lis. Tho devlco consists of tho uso of
exhaust steam from tho domo of tho
engine, carried through pipes under
neath tho ongino and cars, with a ilex
iblo coupling between each car. This
pipo connects in tho centro of each
car with radiating pipo on ench sldo
with a branch under each scat- ino
pipes nro so Inclined that wator con.
denscd from tho steam escapes from
tho bottom of tho car. The test scorn
ed to bo perfectly satisfactory, tho
thermometer registering eighty de
grees within tho car, while outside it
stood at zero, with a pressure of six
pounds to tho squnro inch insido tho
car. Tho heat was distributed equit
ably, and seined to bo dovold of the
dryness which is ordinarily experienc
ed in day coaches when heated by
stoves. Tho fireman of tho engino de
clared after tho test that he saw no
perceptible difference in tho amount of
coal used. Another test will bo mado
soon on a through train witli a greater
number of cars.
IT IS WONDERFUL
how easily rheumatism begins, and how
insidiously It grows in tho system, until
one is startled to find himself its victim
in cither the acute or chronic form. Ho
then learns tho fearful tenacity of its
grip and the utter powcrlessncss of the
ordinary remedies to givo relief.
Probably to no disease have physicians
given more study, and none lias more
completely baffled their efforts to provide
a specific; and until Athlophoros was dis
covered there was no medicine which
would surely euro rheumatism, neuralgia
and nervous or sick headache. Thousands
of testimonials liko tho following prove
beyond question' that Athlophoros is the
only reliable remedy, and that it will do
ail that la claimed for it.
CatskUl, Green Co.. N. Y.
August 19, 1886.
I can recommend the Athlophoros to
anybody that is in want of it. It has
cured my mother who has had neuralgia
all her hfoand also rheumatism. She says
eho is all free from pain now, and wilnot
be without a bottle for twice the price. I
gave a botllo to my brother who had neu
ralgia in tho bowels and it fixed him in a
few days. Frank Edwards.
Eouscs Pt., Clifton Co., N. Y.
August 18th, 1830.
Two years ago this Summer I was sorely
afflicted with, rheumatism in my right kneo
and left shoulder, and was induced by a
friend to try Athlophoros. I used five
bottles, got well, and have been compara
tively free from rheumatism since. Ihavo
great faith in it, and have recommended it
to my friends. So far as I know all who
have tried it speak its praise.
R. HeAton.
Every druggistshould keep Athlophoros
and Athlophoros Pills, but where they can
not be boucht of the druggist the Athlo
phoros Co.; 112 Wall St., New York, will
send either (carriage paid; on receipt of
regular price, which is $1.00 per bottle
for Athlophoros and COc for Pills.
For liver and kidney diseases, dyspepsia. In
digestion, weakness, nervous debility, diseases
of women, oonstlpatlnn. headache, impure
blood, &c, A thlophonx nils are unequaled.
oct&i-ss-Sint.
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IIOOMESTEII, N. Y.
( ents: For the paat Winter I linvo been
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About six weeks ago was confined to my
bed, mid whenever 1 was nblo to set nroiind
wns obliged to use crutches. All tho tlmo
I had the best medical attendance.
After ono week's uso of Dr. Pardee's
Itemcdy 1 was nblo to walk with a cane. I
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without assistnnco of any kind, and am
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It 1ms effected a permanent curu uud I tako
pleasure In recommending It.
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Sunt. Fire Alarm Telegraph, City build
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nov. Si 86 ly.
RAILROAD TIME TAB LB
pvELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN HA1LKOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
NOUTII. I bTATIONS. I SOUTH.
p.m. P.m.
6 00 12 30
8 54 12 26
a 48 12 22
8 40 12 15
8 33 12 08
8 27 12 03
8 22 11 58
a.m
3 so ....-crauton....
8 18! llellerue....
8 22 ...Taylorvllle...
8 18 .. Lackawanna..
8 10 Plttston.....
8 03 ..West rittston.
a.m. a.m. p.m.
6 10 9 15 2 03
B 15 9 20 2 10
6 20 9 28 2 16
6 27 9 34 2 22
6 34 9 41 2 30
6 40 9 47 2 36
' 58 Wyoming.
8 17 11 54
8 12 11 50
8 08 11 47
7 54. . ..Mallby 8 49 9 50 2 44
7 50 Itennett.. . . I 6 53 10 002 47
7 4I. ...Kingston.... ft 68 10 052 60
7 47 ....Kingston .... 6 68 10 05 8 50
7 42 Plymouth Juno 7021010255
7 38 ....riymoutn.... 7 07 10 153 0.1
1 84 ....Avondale. . 7 12 10 203 06
7 so ....Nantlcoke... 7 15 10 253 10
7 23 Hunlock's Creek 7 23 10 32 3 27
7 12 ..shlckshlnny.. 7 37 10 413 89
T 00 ..Hick's Ferry.. 7 60 11 11 8 52
6 54 ..Ueachllaven... 7 57 11 063 58
6 47 Berwick.... 8 04 11 13 4 03
6 41 .Briar Creek.. 8 10 11 204 12
6 88 ..Willow Orove.. 8 14 11 254 16
0 45 9 52 2 41
11 47
8 03 11 42
7 69 11 38
7 64 11 34
7 50 11 30
7 43 11 23
7 SO 11 12
7 18 11 00
7 11 10 51
7 05 10 47
8 68 10 41
6 51 10 88
II 60 10 34
6 42 10 27
ft 36 10 21
6 34i...UmeHidge... 8 18 11 294 2')
6 27 Espy 8 25 11 36 4 27
o 41 cayy B 23 11 on a VI
6 21 ...Bloomsburg...! 8 80 11 44 4 34
SO 10 18
18 .... Itupert 8 86 11 60 4 40
6 11 Catawl'a Bridge 8 41 11 65 4 46
5 Mi. .Danville. ... 8 68 12 13604
6 49 ...,Cnulasky..,. V 05 12 2) Q 12
5 431.... Cameron.... 9 08 12 256 17
6 salNorthumbcrland 9 25 12 40 5 35
a.m. I I a.m. a.m. p.m
W. P. IIALSTEAD. Sunt.
8 lu ii
a 08 9 56
00 9 49
53 9 45
5 40 9 32
p.m. am.
Superintendent' office. Scranton, Feb.lst,l82
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Ilxll
Philadelphia &. Erie R. R, Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
IWI
In effect Jan. 3o!l8of. "ratwfleaYe sunbury,
EASTWAKD,
9.46 a. m.. Sea Shore Excress (dally excent
Sunday), for narrlsburg and Intermediate stations,
arriving at Philadelphia 3.15 p. m. ; New York,
8.20 p.m.; Baltimore, 3.10 p. m. ; Washington,
5.60 p. m connecting at Philadelphia tor all Sea
Shore points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia. .
1.43 p. m. Day express
dally except SundayJ.for Uarrlsburg and Interme
diate stations, arriving at Philadelphia
6,50 p. m. j New York, 9.85 p. m. ; Baltimore
6.45 p. m. ; Washington, 7.45 p. m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
tnrougn to rnuaaeipma ana Baltimore.
7,45 p. m. ltenovo Accommodation (dally
tor Uarrlsburg and all Intermediate stations, arriv
ing at Philadelphia 4.25 a. m. ; Mew York 7.10 a. m.
Baltimore, 4.55 1. m. ; Washington COS a. m. ;
Sleeping car accommodations can be xecured at
Uarrlsburg for Philadelphia and New York. On Sun.
dayB a through Bleeping car will be run: on this
train from Wllllamsp't to Philadelphia. Philadelphia
passengers can remain in sleeper undisturbed untl
7 a.m. ,
2.50 a.m Erie Mall (dally except Monday,
tc- Uarrlsburg and Intermediate stations,
arMng at Philadelphia 8.25 a.m. New York,
11.5- - m. ; Baltimore 8.15 a, ra. ; Washington, 9.30
a. m. Through Pullman sleeping cars are run on
this train to Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton, and through passenger coaches to Philadel
phia and Baltimore.
5.1U a. m. Erie Mall td&llr excent KunriAvl. f o.
Erie arl all Intermediate stations and Canandal,
gua ard Intermediate stations, Rochester, Buffa-
ua ui u iiucruieui&Lu Bittuuns, uocuesier, liuna
.0 and Niagara Falls, with thiounh Pullman Pal.
11
ai
ace cars and passenger coaches to Erie and Koch-
ester.
9.53 News Express (dally except Sunday) tor
link Haven and Intermediate stations.
12.52 p. m. Niagara Express (dally except Sun-
y) tor Kane and Intermediate stations andean
a "algua and principal Intermediate stations,
ll-chester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls with
tbi ough passenger coaches to Kane and Rochester
and Parlor carlo Will larnsport.
6.30 p. m. Fast Line (dotly.except 8unday)tor lte
novo and Intermediate stations, and Klmlra, Wat-
kins ana intermediate stations, with through pas
senger coaches to ltenovo and watklns.
9.20 a. m. Sunday mall tor ltenovo and interme
diate statlOD-
TUHOUOU TRAINS FOR SUNBURY FROM THE
EAST AND SOUTH.
Sunday mall leaves Philadelphia 4.80 a. m
Uarrlsburg 7.40 arriving at sunbury 9.20 a. m.wlth
through Bleeping car from Philadelphia to WU
llamsport. News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a.m.
narrlsburg, S.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
arriving at Sunbury 9.63. a. m.
Niagara Express leaves
Philadelphia, 7.40 a. m. ; Baltimore 7.30 a. m. (dally
except Sunday arriving at Sunbury, 12.62 p. m.,
with through Parlor car from Philadelphia
and through passenger coaches trom Philadel
phia and Baltimore.
Fast Line leaves New York 9.00 a. m. ; Philadel
phia, ll.M a, m. ; Washington, 9.50 a. m. ; Balti
more, 10.49 a. m., (dally except Sunday) arriving at
Sunbury, 6.sop. m., with through passenger
coaches from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Erie Mall leaves New York 8.00 p. m. : Phlladel.
phla, 11.25 p. m. j Washington, 10.00 p. m. j Balti
more, 11.20 p. m., (dally except Saturday) arriving
at Sunbury 6.10 a. m., with through Pullman
Sleeping cars from Philadelphia, Washington and
Baltimore and through passenger coaches from
Philadelphia.
HUNUUltY, IIA.I.KTON .V U'lI.KENHAKIIB
11A1I.UUAII ANSI IMIIKTSS A.M) WliKT
uirANim sit uvav.
(Dally except tsunuay.)
Wllkesbarre Mall leaves sunbury 9.C5 a. m.
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10.40 a. in., wiikes-barre
1K.19 1, 1U.
Express East leaves Sunbury 6.85 p. m.. arriving
at Bloom Ferry Hie p. m.. wiikes-barre ".65 p. m
Sunbury Mail leaves Wllkesbarre ia25 a. m. arrlv.
Ing at Bloom Ferry n.54 a. m,,Hunbury 12.45 p. ra
Express West leaves Wiikes-barre 2.60 p. ra., ar
riving at Bloom Ferry 4.19 p. in., bunbury 6.ltp.m
Sunday mall leaves Sunbury 92s a. m.. Brrivmc
at Bloom Ferry loiiBa. m., Wllkes-Darre 11:45 a.m.
ouuuuy uucuinuiuuaiiou leaves wukcs-liarre &:io
p. xo., arriving at Bloom Ferry, 6.39 p. m., sunbury,
1:30 cm. "
cuas. e. puan, j. r. wood.
uen.Manager. Ueo. Passenger Agent
can live at home, and make more money at
work tor us, than anything else In tuts
world. Canltal not needed on nnRtnrtp.i
the work. Large earnings sure from llrst start.
free. BOth ftf-ien All ntro. An-rn,.Mani1i
costly outfit and terms free. Better not delay.
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;a toperbOnB
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PURE BARLEY MALT WHISKEY Insures a return ot vigor to the stomach. A good
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stimulant mild and gentle in effect. Dyspepsia, Indigestion and all wasting UlS
eases cai be ei tlrely conquered by the use or l'erilne s Pure lirley alt Whlskev
It Is a tonlo nd diuretio ai.d a powerful htrengthener to the entire system. im.-ii.
BINE'S PURE BAULKY MALT WllISKEi has proved a medicinal protection Tin
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PEllllINK'S PURE BARLEY MALT W HISKhY revives tho energies of those Tvioru
out with excessive bodily or mentaleoorl and acts as a safeguard against exnosuie
tn wet and rigorous eather. It will drive all malarious diseases from the system
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ni-yB Increases their llaifirliiir
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- "I" '
Two Thousand Viotlms.
London, February 2i. Reports re
ceived un to to-night Indicate) tli.it two
thousand livoa wcro lost by tho earth
qtmkcs,wliiuh nppcar to imvo ccntorcd
in tho Ueiioesu Itivicrn, wlioro over fif
teen hundred people wcro killed. At
tho vlilngii ot lliijardo, situated fit tho
top of a Tilll, n rumbor of the itihnbl
tants took rcfugo In n church when tho
shock h wcro first felt. A subst quent
and greater shock demolished the
churoh, and tlireo hundred -if tho peo
ple who wt-ro 111 it wcro killed. -TI10
destruction of property in tho sections
visited by tho earthquakes was 1m
metiflo and ldeppieail.
In sonio caKes villages built on tho
mountain slilo wcro toppled into tho
vnlloys. Threo rnitwny trains lnvo
been dispatched from liumn with food
for tho sufferers and pcveral regiinenU
of troops havo been sent to provide
nny ostdstance possiblo. Two slight
shocks wcro felt to-day M niio atul
Cannes, but no injury wm i
cither. Vt'sterilay's disturb.'
eaiiseii by
atiee kill
ed 2 persons and injured 10 at Nice;
killed 4 and injured 2 at Bar; killed
2 and injured 11 nt Bollene. At
Chateau-Ni'iif many wero injured. At
Savona two houses loll, killing 9 i't
Bons and injtirini; 16. Tho whole
population of Savona aro bivouacked
about tho town.
THE P,NIO at nick.
There was n second shock at Men
tonu to day, where fifty persons hnvo
been injured and one killed. The
panic at Nice has not yet subsided.
Fugitives aro lleeing in every dirtct
ion. The people aro nfraid to ro-enUr
their houses and hotels, and last night
the heights back ot tho city weio
crowded with refugees. Two thous
and English, American and Rus-Tian
visitors wcrj camped out during the
night on the (.-Icvalcd mound. Six
thounand perjons have left the. city
and started fur Paris. The s'n of Mr.
Albert N. Ilathenay, tho American
Consul at Nice, was nerinusly injured.
oixty houses at Nico aro tottering
and ready to tall lroin shatt-rings m
Hiclod by jestcrday's earthquakes.
Many others arc much damaged, and in
most residences mnro or lesa of tho
furniture was damag-d by tho severity
01 ttie shocks.
ItEKUOKKS AT MONTH OAllt.O.
Montu Carlo is tilled with thousands'
of refugees from Cannes, Nice, Men
tono and San Renin. It i-i difficult to
find helter fur tho great number ol
people, aud last night many of them
wcro compelled lo camp out. A moro
confident teeling prevails to day
uammg nas Deen Huspemieu, and a
band is playing on tho terrace for the
purpose of restoring confideneo to tho
r; t . ,
irifjnieneii people.
Shocks were felt at Parma, Turin
and Cosenza. Undulations of tho
earth were noticed at Catania, in Sicily,
at the foot of Mount Etna, Tho di
rector of the Turin Observatory tele
graphs that tho ecismio instruments
are now quiescent and that no further
disturbance is ftared.
Light on tho Texas "Outrages."
Ex-Gov. John Ireland, of Texas, was
before tho Texas "outrages" investigat
ing jommittee of the Senate, Feb. 23.
He testified that thero was a largo
negro clement in Washington county,
and that since the passage of tho re
construction laws there bad been more
or less disturbance in tho county. Tho
county revenues had been wasted and
stolen up to the last two or lluee years.
The methods resorted to by thoso ir
authority, witness said, finally becamo
so revolting to the bolter portion of tho
Ilcpr.blicau party that a Peoph's party
was formed. Ho knew through tlio
newspapers and current rumors of tho
raiding of 0110 of tho ballot-boxes, t'io
killing of Bolton aud tho lynching of
tho threo negroes, but knew nothing
personally of specifio local avts of vio
lence. IIo declared the chargo in tho
memorial to the Senate that he, as the
Chief Executive, has refused to protect
tho mcmoralUu, was untrue. IIo had
never been asked or requested to pro
tect them. Tho negroes of Texas, he
said, wero of a docile, confiding nature,
and perfectly quiet when left to them
selves. Thoy wero easily excited,
however, whon harangued by those
whom thoy looked upon as their lead
ers. It was unsafe for a negro in tho
negro districts to openly espouse or
vote tho Democratic ticket. Tho
negrots were not interfered with by tho
Democrats, and weru allowed to voto
as thoy pleased and do as they pleased
to long as thoy left society aloue. Tho
purposo of the while leaders of the
negroes was generally that of creatii.g
a political following and playing the
role of political martyrs, so as to pro
euro oftico or recognition. They told
tho negroes Cleveland's administration
was responsible for the earthquakes,
the drought, aud tho fact that cotton
brought but seven cculs per pound.
Judgo Hector, Chainnan of tho Repub
lican State Central Committee of Texas,
palled witness's attention to tho lynch
ing of tho threo negroes, at tho same
titno declaring ho did not behove any
f;ood would come out of it, Judgo
Jcotor said thooffeiing of a reward,
however, would stop tho Republican
party in tho North from preaching
against tho South.
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ii:iuiiiuk u nuuiuittwuis IU1I1U, lOljgUmpilY
requmnga stimulating tonic, Consumptives being
ltecominended bv tpurifnir nhrklMniiu nu . iti..i?
mm n:retnm wiiuui u Ht-ueniiiry uie renders prone to
Barley jj
InvlgorantH The anal)tlsas It aiipears bythoLol
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T 'Kveiy nation t
ot v,..i.ii.itss v v Iti-eatcrtwllli Kasklno
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Rev. James L. Hall, Chaplain Albany peniten
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last ft years ot my n.
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Martin Pox, Littlo Falls, N. Y. writes: "Find
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Wo havo many oth' hearty testimonials ot cure
or relief, and In order that all sufferers from Asth
ma, 1 atarrh. Hay Kcver, and kindred diseases may
havo an opportunity ot testing tho value ot the
Remedy wo will send to nny address TltlALPACK
, AGE FREE OF CHAltOE. Address,
J. ZtM.MIIItMAN CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, Woostcr, W nyni Co., 0,
Full slzebox by mall II. UnavT-ly,
on James River, Va., In Ciaremont
colony. Illustrated circular nee, j.
F. MANCHA, Ciaremont, Virginia.
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and Children.
Csutoria cures Colic, Constipation,
Rour Btomach, Dlarrhooa, EructAtlon,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promote dl
gestlon.
Wlino
out Injurious medication.
CxxTACB Coufant, 183 Fulton Street, N. V.
nov.lfi Sly.
Library, SninkliiR, Rccllnlsig or Invnlld
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