THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Persian Harbors.
In Persia tho barber shaves tho
beads of bis customers, dyes tbolr
beards, pulls their tcctb, cups and
bleeds them when filling, seta their brok
nn hones nnd shampoos their bodies. Dr.
Willis, an English physician, who re
sided in Persia for many years, being
nttaohed to tho overland telegraph, ras
Invited by Hassan, his barber, to visit
bis shop nnd boo him work. He went,
ngninst tho remonstrance of his serv
ant, Malek, who insisted tbat tho bar
ber would say that tho English physi
cian had called to leirn of him how to
prnotlco surgery and medicine.
Tho shop was a littlo squaro room
with ono sldo open to the street. In
tho center was a tiny bed of (lowers
sunk In tho floor, from tho middlo of
which ro.io an octagonal stono column
a yarJ high. Tho capital of tho col
umn formed a rcceptaclo for tho water
in which the barber dipped his hand as
he shaved his customer s soalp; in Per
sia they do not lather.
On tho earthen platform, outsido of
iho shop, sat a burly man, whoso long
beard was beinc dyed an orange color.
It was full of yellow mud (the henna
in a paste), and bound up with cab
bago leaves to prevent too rapid evap
oration.
Tho shop was very clean. On two
recesses wrro displayed foui- vases
filled with flowers, and the implements
of tho barber s art, scissors, razors,
lancets, hand-mirrors, largo pincers to
oxtract teeth, branding irons to cautcr
izo tho arteries in amputating the limbs,
strong combs; but not a hair-brush,
for that implement is never used by
i'crsians.
Jrom the barber s girdle hong a
round copper water-bottle, his strap,
and a pouch to hold his instruments.
Iu his uosom was a small mirror, the
presentation of which to bis customer
is a sign that tho job is finished and
tbat tho barber waits for his pay.
Customers came to submit their
heads to the barber's hands, and to
have their paralyzed arms shampooed.
When served, they remained to smoke
and gossip.
Others called to bo bled: they were
taken outsido so that the blood might
flow into the cutter. One mat), suffering
Irom the toothache, was operated upon
for fifteen or twenty minutes. After
three pulls, a largo piece of tho tooth
camo away.
"Ah !" exclaimed the barber, "that's
the piece in which tho pain was I
A sufferer from rheumatism an
pearcd. Tho barber heated a small
iron, tbo patient lay down, and after
invoking Mahommed and the sainta
was burnt three times on the loins.
When the English physician, having
seen all tbat was to be seen, reached
home, Malek upbraided him.
'Sahib 1 I said it I I knew it 1
That doc, may tho graves of seven
generations of his ancestors bo defiled!
There he stands, explaining to tho two
merchants, your patients, that you
have come to him at yonr own request
to take a new lesson in tooth draw
ingl"
An Indian Disarmed.
HOW A SPIRITED WHITE WOMAN AROUSED
A HIDEOUS APACHE'S ADMIRATION.
In the following good story, which
Tj...: tu:ii: ' .l
.uuiwcb a uiiiitM reiuiua in uiu
f miadeipHia Jseics, we must leavo it
to our readers to judge what it was
which proved too much for the Apache.
Was it the teacher's hospitality or her
courage whion won his heart ? Some.
things of both perhaps. Ono thing, at
all events, wo feel sure of ; stolid as ho
may have beon, ho must have felt both
surprise and admiration at the white
woman s spirit :
"An Apache, in full war-paint, stalk-
ea into an Indian school at Albuquer
que, N. M., ono day. Tho children
were immediately terrified, and trerab
hngly told us he was a 'bad Indian.'
They said an undo of our boys had
killed his brother, and they feared he
had come for revenge. As it was
dinner-time, I saw nothing better to
ao man to navo the children marched
into tho dining-room, as usual. We
keep open houso to Indians at all
times, and treat them as distinguished
guests, so I motioned to our Apache to
take a seat at the table. He sat down,
terriblo in his war-paint, and laid two
loaned revolvers, beforo him. The
children Legan to trembb.
"I summoned all my courage and
said: 'Put those revolvers on tho
window.
"ihe Apache nover moved. The
cook placed beforo him a cup of coffee
1 1 i r
uuu a uowi oi soup.
" 'Take away that coffee and soup,
x i-uiuiuauueu, wun my neart in ray
mouth, adding to the Indian : 'You
snail not have them until yon put
tuuKu revuiverj on ine window.
"Irembling for her life tho cook
oboyed. When tho Apaohe saw his
dinner removed ho deliberately rose,
picked up his revolvers aud shall I
ever forget that terrible moment T
quietly laid them on tho window. His
dinner was restored to him ; ho ate it
in Bilence, and then, taking up his
property, walked out without a word
"I did not soe him again for years
liut this last time, on my way home, as
l was waitinc in tho train nt Sinta Ve.
my terriblo Apaohe, in all his feathers
and war-paint, cot into tho oar and
walked iu whole length, as if looking
for somo one. My blood ran cold.- Ho
then left the car and returned with a
dozen other braves, as horriblo as' him
eelf. He introduced them all, and all
must shako hands."
A Philosophical Tramp.
A stupid looking tramp knocked at
one ot the inest residences in Austin
and was received by tho lady of the
house.
"What do you want t"
"Please'ra civo mo a dime to buy
glass of bread; 'scuso me, I mean a loaf
ol beer.
"I haven't got any monoy."
"Haven't got no money T Then
madam, modest as this cottago- is,
would suggest your moving into
cheaper houso ; you aro living beyond
your meain. .Economy is wealth,
Economize in the way of clothes nnd
house rent. Cut your expenses, an
then, perhaps, tome day you will hnvo
a dime to sparo a dime, madam, that
may bo the means of preventing
hungry and thirsty fellow-mortal from
committing suicide ; or it may be
quarter a coin of tho valuq of 2.
cents that will upholder tho dark
clouds of tho horizon of his despalrln
soul with a silver-plutcd lining an
fill his stomach with bock beer. Good
day, fair lady." Texas Siftings.
A farmer sent ono dollar for a light
rung potato-bug killer, which he saw
advertised Iu a paper, and received
by return mail two blocks of wood
with directions printed ou as follows
"Tako this block, which is No. 1,
in
tho right hand, place tho bug on No,
2, and press them together,
Removo
the bug and prooeed as beforo."
A UriWs Plaint.
UK HAS A ITtONOUNCKn ACCENT ANU IS
llKIUDED DT AMERICANS.
"I nm subject to ono form of porse
tlon in this country," said an En
glishman to mo tho other day, "which
I find quilo intolerable, though I can't
in tho least blamo my persecutors.
You know 1 speak quito like an En
glishman, naturally, and conduct my
self quito like ono, a a matter of
course, lleally, Inasmuch ns I've been
on this ldo only a month, would hardly
be worth my while to attempt to mas
ter tho accent and tho manners of the
country, don't you know. Now, I'm
not iu the least unwilling to be taken
for an Ji.nglishmant tbat 1 am ratbor
proud of, in fact. Iiut I'm not taken
for an Englishman, and there's the dis
agreeable feature of the thing. I'm
constantly taken, don't you see, for an
Anglomnmao Yankee, a beastly cad
whoso nativo country isn t good onoucli
for him, and who caricatures as in a
wild attempt to imitalo us. To bo
taken for an Irish dynamiter or a Rus
sian Nihilist would bo a comparative
compliment. Tbo other day I called
on a friend in the city to whom I had
a letter, nnd as ho wasn t iu 1 fell into
a little parley with the young men of
tho outer offico about his rctnrn, and
tho like. Then I sat down in tho inner
office to wait a bit for him. Preseutly
I heard, over tho half-partition ono of
tbo young men' say softly to his com
panions, with an Imitation of my own
accent: 'Bah jovo 1 not bad, don t
you know 1 Is it natural or acquired t'
l'ainfnlly acquiabed, deah boy pain
fully acquiahod,' said tho other, in the
same tone. 'Cahn t bo dono in a day,
deah boy,' ho went on; 'there s Beverly
Cadley, don't you know, who enmes
in hero sometimes to boah tho governor;
took him ono-and twenty months
yaas, threo-and.twenty months, to ac
quiah his accent. This hasn't been
carried to tho supebb perfection that
Cadley's has, not at all, my boy, but hcM
mahster it in a yeah or two, don t you
know, with perseverance. All this
with an indescribable clipping of con
sonants and vowels madi with 4 the
teeth really very clever, you know.
Then I heard a maddening chuckle
from the two. This is very much the
sort of treatment that I get every
where. Sometimes men took as if
they were going to kick me, until they
learn tbat I'm really an Englishman
and then thoy'ro the best and most cor
dial fellows in the world. Really, it's
very natural to troat me so, but it's
deuced nnpleasant to be made odious
in a strange land by a set of cads,
don't you know I'' Taverner.
Women at the Play.
FEW OF THE PECULIAR CHARACTER
ISTICS OF THEIR EMOTIONAL
CRITICISM.
I like tho female criticism, observes
a writer in the San Francisco Chron-
icle. It is always honest and frank,
utterly free from any dread of disclos
ing ignorance, and it is full of those
new views that are sometimes so val
uable. When a man looks at a play
he always wants to bo the hero if the
leading lady is handsome. If there's
any kissing going on, any bogging or
embracing, he wants to be the man en
gaged in, the business. But a woman
will get carried away by her emotions
and actually want to be the old woman
in a story sometimes for a minute, to
work her will on the villain. To men
tho stage figures are always stage fig
ures. To women they are more real
men and women, and they compare the
actions of the heroine with what they'd
do themselves under similar circum
stances. It was at "Othello," and she
got very excited over the Iago business
of tho handkerchief. I suppose if it
had been a book, or anything without
sox or of male denomination, she
would not have been so impressed.
But it was a handkerchief, a woman's
handkerchief, which muet have been a
lovely thing if it answered Othello's
description. She only felt that if sho
bad only got hold of that handkerohiof,
like Emelia, no Iago could have taken
it away from her, no', because it was
Desdemona's aud was to be nsed to stii
up Othello, but because it mnBt have
been such a beauty. That' is what I
surmised, oho gave a kind ot gasp
when Iago got it away lrom Jimeiia.
'Well r she said, "1 lust see royselt
giving it mm 1 J. oats all. '
It was so dainty, so thoroughly, so
modernly womanly of her 1 It was
Shakespeare, and all the pomp of cir
cumstance, of glorious war supposed
to be floating around the quay at Uyp
rus on the Baldwin Btage. There were
the spider-legged dudes of Cyprus and
the curled darlings of the Venetian
troops, and all sorts of fascinations.
and Cassia was paying those gracefal
devoirs to his General's wife, just as
it might happen, well, at the I'residio,
or at Angel Island, or thereabouts,
Iago stood on tbo corner muttering,
"Just see that Cassio I'' she said
"Look at bim. Just see how he's
flirting with Desdemona I"
Can it be that this young and guile
less thing has found a new idea iu
Shakespeare's well-studied play, and
there was somo truth after all in that
scandal about those two t Great Scot I
If Iago shouldn't have been lying at
all I
With Her It Was a Tragedy.
The church which Mr. and Mrs,
Topnoody attend is getting op an en
tertatnnrunt to raise funds, and Top
noody was on the Committee of Ar
rangements. Tho committee met the
other night, and when he came home
his wife was anxious to know what
had been done.
"Well, ' she said, "did you do any
tnmgi
"0 yes, my dear, wo outlined a pro
gram,' he said, with au air of businoss,
"What's it like V
"Well, the chief feature is to be
play."
"What play V
"Just the thing for amateurs, my
dear; tho pretty, little, three-act com
edy, 'Married Life.' "
"A comedy, Topnoody I
"Of course; and you aro to be Mr?,
bamuel Uoddle, ray dear.'
"No, I ain't, Topnoody," bIio said
firing up, till her cheeks looked liko
nair of autumn leaves. "Amateur the
atrioals aro bad enough, any way you
tlx them, but when the amateurs am so
raw that thev call married llfo a com
edy you may count mo out. I'm
professional In tho married-Ufa bus!
noss. and I think I know comody from
tragodv when tho curtains go up. "Sou
hoar my orchestra, Topnoody, and your
committee may sorutch ray namo off
tho list. A comedy t And with my
experience T lireat Heavens r
Topnoody went to bod without giv
' .1 !.!!. -1 .!. !.....
ing luriiier ueiaua ui mu vuuuuuice
work.
A Brooklyn blind boy takes dicta
tion ou tho typo-writer fastor than any
known expert in tbe possession of good I
j eyesight,
r
Humorous,
Jnwklns That was ft rather suddon
death of old Skinflint's. What was
tho matter with him t Hawkins-
Economy. Tho two undertakers nro
running caoh other, nnd funerals nro
away down in price Old Skinflint
nover mtssod a bargain in ins uio.
Zoteell Citizen.
Thov were standing on tho deck of a
Cunardf i that runs to tho Hub. "And
what is that shining so t" sho asked.
"That is tho domo ot tbo .state bouse.
I was born right In Its shadow.'' "You
don't say T And this is really America,
then 1'' "O, doar no, this is Boston."
Kexo Haven New.
B1IK IIOIHIIIT IT.
Yonng woman (timidly to clerk)
I would liko to look at some falso hair,
please.
Ulork (experienced; les, mn am.
vVhat color docs your friond waut 1
Salo effected. Xttf.
time 3 A. M.
Mis Jollyboy : "Where on earth
havo you beon V
Hit. J. : "l cannot ten a lie : iv e
been to m'offisb.''
Mrs. J. : "That's whero we differ. I
can tell a lio when I hear one. Cruel
silence, during which something is
heard to drop. Harvard Lampoon.
CIIANOEI) IT.
Mr. Brown recently brought homo
his second wife. A lady who had
known the first quite intimately camo
to make a call. As sho looked about
tho room bIio remarked : "How famil
iar everything is -to mo hero ; 1 nsed to
be here bo much : there is a picture.
however pointing it out which 1 do
tint. ronnrrniTn." 'Oh 1" usAA ihn lirlifp.
"that's the first Mrs. Brown. My hus
band thought it might not plcaso mo
to havo it hanging thero as it was ; so
he took it to an artist and had a Gains
borough hat put on, nnd changed tho
oolor of tho hair and eyes, and we call
it a fanoy piece." shoe ana Leather
Reporter.
IT WAS THE I.ABT STRAW.
'Genllomen," said the hard-looking
man with tho inflamed nose, as he pick
ed himself up from tho Bidewplk, ro-
Dlaced his battered bat on his bead,
drew bis ooat-sleevo across his nose
and looked around with great dignity,
"I have been treated with outrago and
insult. The barkeeper just now called
mo an old thief and a fraud. Ho
emptied a sawdust spittoon on my head
drovo his fist into my eye and kicked
mo out of the saloon. All this I boro
patiently, because my personal honor
was not attacked. But I Bee him in
there now erasing my account from his
slate as if it wero worthless. 1 regard
that as an imputation on my integrity,
and thero is but one thing for mo to do.
I shall withdraw. It Is useless to1 ask
mo to do otherwise. I shall never pat
ronize that saloon again." And he
withdraw with the air of a deeply in
jured but consciously upright mani Ho
bad saved bis bonor. Chicago Tri
bune. An Indefatigable Liar.
Aa an illustration of tbe the 'colossal
liars' of the West, General McCook re
lates the following : He was traveling
among the Rocky Mountains, and
straying out one morning from the
trail, stood tor a moment entranced by
the. magnificent landscape spread out
beforo bim, when he was aroused from
his meditations by the footsteps of ono
of the guides, who had followod him,
lest he should lose his way.
'is not this magnibcent, liill T ex
claimed tho General, anxious to show
his delight
'its mighty party, (jeneral, said tbe
guide, 'but I kin show you bigger
Bights nor this. Why one time Kansas
Jim and me bad been trarnpin three
days and nights, and we came to a
plain, and right in tho midst of it was
a forest all turned to solid Btun !'
The General smiled and remarked :
I havo heard of petrified trees before
Rill
Bill.'
The guide expectorated without
changing conntenance and continued :
15 at that warn t all, Ueueral. Thar
war a bullalo on that plain, and be
war petrified on the clean jam p. and
hia buffs had kicked up a bit of sod,
and I'm blamed ef that warn' petrified
in tho air !'
The General turned an amused
conntenance on the narrator and said :
Why, Bill, tho sod wonld have fallen
to the ground by tho force or gravity.'
XlT.'.l . 1 , T1MI - J -
it iluuui auy ucBiisuon 13111 aoBweruu ;
Well, by , Ueneral, the gravity
war petrified too 1'
A Oar Driver's Tate-
'Yon fellah," ho exclaimed, as he
followed a street oar down to Jefferson
avenue and shook his fist at the driver,
"What ails yoal"' was' the gruff
query.
"lieholu me I tioe this collah this
shirt-bosom these pawnts 1''
"I boo. Yon havo been splashed
wun mua.
"And yoa did it, sah yon are the
fellah 1 I was mossing the street baok
bean and was about to meet a pwety
gurl a pwety gurl, sah, and she woul'd
nave returned my bwow, sah my
bwow. when von camo along with your
oia canary coi-irea vebicle ana dashed
this mud over mo over me, sah 1"
"And yon didn't get to bow to the
girl V
''No, sah, of courso not 1 How
oould I, sah, when I was made, widioul
ous in her oyes ! And it was you, sih
you are the follah P
"Well, what of it t"
"Nothing sah nothing eioept that
I shall never recognize you ns a gen
tleman, sab ncvab, sah 1 I shall givo
you the cold cut tho direct cold out,
sah 1" Detroit Free Press.
A Curious Trench Clock.
A correspondent ot tho New Church
Messenger describes a clock recently
patented in Franco in imitation of a
tambourine, on the parohmont of
whioh is painted a circle of flowers,
corresponding to tho hour figures of
ordinary dials. On examination, two
bees, the one large and the other small,
aro discovered crawling among tho
flowers. The small bee runs rapidly
from one flower to another, completing
tho circlo in an hour, whilo tho large
ono tikes twelve hours to finish tho
circuit. The parchment surface is un
broken, and tho bees simply laid upon
it, but two maguots, connected with
tho clock-work inside tho tambourine,
move just under tho membrane, and
tho insects, which are of iron, follow
them.
Suvcral Georgia farmuiu nro serious
ly considering tho question of employ,
ing Chinoao in place of negroes on
their plantations.
Tho Russian minister at Wash! ngton
is allowe-1 920,000 t year by bis gov.
ornrnent for the purpose of giving en.
turlaiumenU.
It is estimated that 1,310,550,512
cigarettes were consumed ry tbo smok
ersin this country last year.
The French government costs tho
tax payeri $90,000 OTery hoar.
A (Ms Dkzy Hide,
A cat got upon tho rim ot n high
fly-wheel which runs in n pit nt an
electric light elation In Brooklyn. Tho
wheel was soon ranking twenty revo
lutions n mlnuto. It was impossible
to rcscuo the cat from lta perilous po
sition without stopping tho engine, and
putting out all lights dependent upon
tho dynamos in the Ftatiom so tho un
fortunate animal had to ridu on until
tho engino wn stopped nt tho usual
hour for putting out tho lights. Tim
cat then dropped cxhnustcd from tho
wheel, but soon revived, nnd was nono
tho woreo for its strange experience.
It is estimated that In tho seven hours
which tho animal spent on tho wheel
near tho rim it traveled more than 1100
miles.
Bill Nye, the humorist, is to work
for tho New York World Bill expects
a great deal from his last book. "It
is a larger, thicker book than any I
over published hefoio. What tho pub
lic wants is n big book ono that can
bo used to prop up tho loungo when a
leg is broken. Such n ono iH invalua
ble in a household. It can bo put iu a
chair to bring baby's head on a level
with tho table; it can well, it can 1h
pat to a thousand uses. I havo consid
ered this matter vcy deeply, and tho
result is that tho next book I publish
I intend to mako fully a foot and a
half thick. This will make a success.
Why, look nt tho most successful
books of to-day thoo that havo the
widest circulation. What aro they 1
The dictionary nnd tho family Bible,
and yet neither of them has any plot.
I don't tako any stock in this rcali'in
theory of HowellV. No, fir; tho com
ing book is the big book."
A farmer neat Winona, Mis.,
claims to havo raised MO bushels of
corn from ono acte of ground last season.
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tration after se; en yearn Burterlnff. Ho had run
down from ITS pounds to 9?, began on Kasklno in
June, 18o, went to work In ono month, regained
hi? lull weight In six months, oulnlno did him
no good whatever.
Mr. Charles Haxter, architect, isa Kaat 1!Cth Ht.,
New York, waacured by Kosklne of dumb aguo In
threo months after nulnlno treatment for ten
years.
.Mrs. .7. lawson, 111 llergcn street, Brooklyn.was
cured of malatli and nervous dyspepsia of many
yenre standing by Kasklne, tho nulnlno treatment
having wholly failed.
Mrs. T. A. Solomons, of 16!) Halllday St., Jersey
city, writes: My son Harry, 11 years, was cured
of malaria by Kasklne. alter 15 months' illness,
when wo had given up all hope
Letters from tho uote persons, giving full de
tails, will be sent on application.
Kaskino can bo taken without any special med
ical advice. $i.iio per bottle
Hold by M0YKK linos., liloomsburg, To., or sent
by mall on receipt of price.
TllEKASKlNKCO.,54 Warren St., New York
ncA2Md.
it-axxnoAS XZIVXX3 zaulb
TELAWAKE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTBHN 1IA1LROAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
NOIITII. I STATIONS,
p.m. p.m. o.m
9 00 12 80 s 30 ....Mranton....
SOUTH,
a.m. a.m. p.m
8 61 12 L'8
5 48 13 S3
6 40 13 19
8 3.1 13 08
8 87 12 03
8 21 11 58
8 IT 11 M
8 12 11 50
8 OS 11 47
8 08 11 41
8 0: 11 42
7 59 11 33
7 51 11 34
7 60 11 SO
7 43 11 23
7 80 11 12
7 18 11 00
7 11 10 51
7 03 10 47
6 58 10 41
6 54 10 38
6 50 10 34
6 42 10 27
6 36 10 21
t 30 10 16
6 25 10 11
6 08 9 59
(I 00 9 49
a 65 9 45
6 10 9 15 2 05
8 26 Bellcvue....
8 22 ...Taylorvllle...
6 15 9 20 2 10
6 20 9 26 2 15
0 27 9 34 2 22
8 10,
8 0.1
7 58
7 541
7 50!
7 47
7 471
7 42
id .. uicsnwanna..
littston.....
..West l'lttston.
....Wyoming.,,.
. ..alaltby
Dennett.. .,
....Kingston....
....Kingston ....
Plymouth Juno
34 9 41 2 SO
6 40 9 47 2 36
6 45 9 52 2 41
6 49 50 2 44
6 63 10 00 2 47
6 68 10 05 2 50
6 58 10 05 2 50
7 02 10 10 2 55
7 07 10 15 3 Oil
7 12 10 20 3 05
7 15 10 25 3 10
7 aa ....nymouin....
1 34!....Avondale. .
7 30l....Nantlcoko...
7 23 Uunlock's Creek
7 is ,. shlckshlnnr.i 7 37 10 443
23 1 032 S 27
T 00,. .Hick's Ferry.. 7 50 11 lis 62
6 54 ..neachllaven.., 7 67 II 088 58
0 47 Derwlck.... 8 04 11 134 12
6 41 .HrlarCrcck.. I 8 10 11 20 4 05
6 38 ..Willow Orove.. 8 14 11 254 16
6 31 ...LlroeHldge..., 8 18 11 29 4 20
6 27 Espy 8 25 11 36 4 27
e 2ll...nioomsburg... 8 30 11 44 4 34
6 16 ... Rupert 8 36 11 60 4 40
6 li caiawra linage 8 41 n 55 4 46
6 60i. .Danville.... 8 58 12 136 01
5 49 ....Chulasky.... 0 05 12 205 12
a i.sl Cameron I tt rw 12 2sa 17
1 S 40 9 32
e 32lKorthumberland) 9 23 12 405 35
p.m.
a.m. 1 1 a.m. a.m. p.m
W. F. HALSTEAD. SUDt.
Superintendent's ort'ee. Scranton. Keb.lBt.182
Pennsylvania Railroad.
11x11
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
IWI
TIME TABLE.
In effect Jan. 30. im. Trains leave Buntmrr.
EASTWA1W.
9.40 a. m.. Fea stioro K.xnress (dallv exeent
Sunday), for Tlarrlsbunr and Intermediate stations,
arriving at 1'hlladelphla 3.15 p. m. ; New York,
(1.50 p. m. : Baltimore, 3.10 p. m. : Washington.
s.sop. m., connecting at Philadelphia for all Sea
shore points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia.
1.43 p. ra. Day express
dally except SundayUorllarrlsburg and Interme
diate stations, arriving at Philadelphia
thou u. m. i isew iorK. y.sa d. m. : itauimore
6.45 p.m.; Washington, 7.45p.m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
turougn to rniiaaeipnia ana liammnre.
7,45 p. m. lienovo Accommodation (daily
tor iiamsourg ana an iniermeaiaie stations, arriv
ing at Philadelphia 4.25 a. m. ; New York 7,10 a. m.
Baltimore. 4.55 , ra. : Washlnrton 0 Of! a. m.
Sleeping car accommodations can be secured at
Harrlshurg for Philadelphia and New York, on Sun
days a through sleeping car will be run; on this
train from Wllllamsp't to Phlladelphla.I'hlladelphla
passengers can remain In sleeper undisturbed untl
t a. m.
2.M a. m. Erie Mall (dally except Monday,
fcr Harrlsburg and Intermediate stations.
aiving ai rmiaaeipuia o.'o a. ra. isew lorK,
ii.Su . m. : naitimore 8.15 a. ra. : Washington,
a.m. Through milman sleeping cars are run on
this train to ruiiaaeipina. uaitimore and wasnini
ton, and through passenger coaches to Phllade!
i.
phla and uaitimore.
WK8TWAHD.
5.10 a. m. Erie Mall (dally except Sunday), to.
line ar 1 ait intermediate stations ana canandai,
guaard Intermediate stations, Kochester, Hum
lo and Niagara Falls, wlththiough milman Pal
ace cars and passenger coaches to Erie and Koch'
nut ur.
S.53 News Express (dally except Sunday) for
Lock Haven and Intermediate stations.
1S.52 p. m. Niagara Kxpress (dally except sun.
a iv) for Kane analnterinedtatestatlons and Can
a nalcua and principal Intermediate stations.
Rochester. Buffalo and Niagara Falls with
through passenger coaches to Kano and Kochester
and Parlor car to Wllllamsport.
8.30 p. m. Fast Line (dally,ciccpt Sunday)for lie
novo and Intermediate stations, and Elmfra, Wat-
Kins ana intermcaiaie stations, witn through
sencrer coaches to lienovo and Watklns.
U.20 a. m. Sunday mall for lienovo and Interme
diate station"
T1IH0U0U TRAINS FOll SUNHTJKY FROM THE
HAST AND SOUTH.
Sunday mall leaves I'hlladelnhla 4.80 a.
Harrlsburg 7.40 arriving at Sunbury 9.20 a. m. with
inrouguBieepingcar irom rnuaaeipma to
liumapun.
News Express leaves Phlladelnhla 4.30 a.m.
Harrlsburg, S.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
arriving at Sunbury 9.53. a. m.
Niagara Express leaves
muuueipuia, t.w u. ui. ; uuuuuure t.bu a. m. (aaiiy
except bunday arriving at sunbury, u.52 p. m.,
with through Parlor car from Philadelphia
phla and uaitimore.
ana mruugu passenger cuacnes irom rmiaaei-
Fast Line leaves New York 0.00 a. m. Phlladel
Dhla.il.KO a. m. : Washington. 9.60 a. m. : Haiti
more, 10.43 a. m., (dally except Sunday) arriving at
ouuuurj, 0.011 ji. ui., nuu luruuKu passeugei
coaches from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
line jiau leaves rew lorn o.uu p. m. ; l'nnadci
Dhla. 11.25 p. m. : Washington. 10.00 d. m. ; Haiti.
more, 11.20 p. m., (dally exccpt.Saturday) arriving
at Sunbury 6.10 a. in., with through Pullman
Sleeping cars from Philadelphia, Washington and
uaiuinore anu tnruugu passenger coacnes iron?
rnuaaeipma.
HUNItimV, IIAKI.KTOM A" WII.KItHIIAltltl!
KAM.IKIAI) AMI MI11TII AND WKMT
111HMM1 IM I .WAV.
(Dally except sunuay.)
Wllkesbarro Mall leavoa Sunbury 9.55 a. m
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10.46 a. m., Wllkos-barra
12.15 p. in.
Kxpress East leaves Sunbury 5.35 p. m., arriving
jtiuuui rerry o.vu p. ni., wiiKta-uarru y.do p. m
Sunbury Mail leaves Wllkcsbarre 10.25 a. m. arrlv.
lnzat Bloom Ferry li.Sf a. ra.,nunbury 18.45 p. m
A.ltO. IllOVIiaiU l'IU...'WUIIC.UU Ui.. UI-
riving at Bloom Ferry 4.19 p. m., sunbury 5.10p.m.
SUNDAY ONLY.
Bunday mall leaves bunbury 9.25 a. m., arriving
at Bloom Ferry 10:18 a. in., Wllkes-Barre 11:45 a.m.
Sunday accommodation leaves Wllkes-Ilarre 5:10
P. m., arriving at uioom rerry, o.av p.m., sunbury.
i:ou u. iu.
C'llAS. E. PUG1I. J. 11. WOOD.
Oen.Manager. Oen. Passenger Agent
i 0m
si m
CHAR
BURG
Library, Hmoklug, Itecllnlng or Imallil
Jia5duJ- t'eoutamp 43-N1IIPPKD to all
.If If t0T ttuloru. I irl of the woilil.
thf Aiifnniatln ftnacli Il.-a.1ra . i..-ti.l
Send stanm for Catalomia anrtmpntinn mrHnt
146 N. 8th St.. Phllada.. Pa.
October SI si 3j ra.
tovK.my
can Uvo nt home., ami mako more money nt
woik for us, than anything clso In this
world. ( null nl not needed: son are started
" tree, llolh sexes: all ages. Anyonocando
tho work. Largo earnings sum from nrst start.
Costly outfit and teim.s iree. Hotter not delay.
Costs you nothing to send us your address and
nnd out; If sou nto wlso you will do so at once. II.
ali.btt ft vUi, 1'oniauu, iuaino. aowXiu-iy
1.1 j . I . iu
Aci r, iiijid young
llll' I ul lt
ror . reinitiation wilt
(lrjiatt,
And fmllgestlon quickly
Hurt I
fjlck HMache, too, will
bcau nubnlitn.
Vhpn Tnrrant'B Bcttzer
hai been tried.
maylsrlt.
LKl!i 3 O fnrnB,SCBTT'8liitlful
UOTRIO CORSETS. BRUSHIS, BlUS, ETC
nit. nulclc nalos. 'lerr tnrv mtcli. ml biauioii
No
aukcd. Dll. SCOTT, 8 1 1 llroiulmty, M. Y.
uunr-
mayisdlt.
AGENTS WAfiTEDffi."Kotffl!
eeUblihd,tMSrit-kDOfTn .luprrh-n In the ronrj-
ricMlow. (Jrnrru iir"rpy. Ilnlilr'iril
tmiiyllldlt
liataulUlicil
TakM Ihe Iniidt dooa not emrodft like tin or Iron.tiof
decay like Bhlnnlenur tr pnmjmettlonsi emy in nvij
ffronffunil.liml'lel it half Iiib ro.t of tin. I nwo
MIJIIMTITIITl: fnr I'l.A'tTUII nt Hull Ihp
t'o.t. CAIIITTI nn.l UtMIH of Hume mt.'rll.
f. 11. I'A V .0 O., I'AMlID, !i. ii
may .id It.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
WRAKNIXS. Ac., and all disorders broutrht on by
Indiscretions, f xcesses or overwork of tho brain
and ncnous system, speedily nnd radically cured
by ... .
WINCHESTER'S SPECIFIC PILE
purelr vegetablo preparation, the most success
ful remedy known, f-end for clr ular. Price II
per dot; six boxes. Ji, by mall. WINCIIESTElt
u., uuemisis, nv miiiam si., xcw iont. iimou.
MASON & HAMLIN
ORGANS.
Illehest Honors nt all Orcat World's Exhibitions
since 1W. 100 styles, 22 to llioo. I'or Cash, Easy
1 ayiucuis, ur neuieu. vaiaiUKwe, so pp, iu, live,
PIANOS.
The new modo of nlano construction Invented
by Jlason llamlln In ss2 has been fully proved,
many excellent cxpcrtspronounclng It tho "great
est Improvement made in pianos or the century."
I'or run information, send for catalogue.
ason & Hamlin Organ & Fiano k
Boston, New York, Chicago.
aprSMlt.
IVAVTPfl WftMW Actlvo nnd Intelligent to
llAiHf.ll IIUJIAil renrchcnt established busi
ness In own locality. Permanent position and
good salary, llercrences excuangeu. oay Jirg.
t;o., is uarciay &t., i. aprcuuit.
SIT- AOENTS WANTED FOlt THE a
LIFE OF ISEECHER,
nr T)r. lyman Abbott, editor of tho Christian Un
ion, ateecher'H ! uncial bennonwas preached by
Dr. Abbott). Mr. Ueechcr nldttl In Ihls book un to
hia death. Much la uutubiwrauhictil, A lareo
amountol interrsttng narrative in no other, '1 his
Is the right book, a. GOin on & CO.,PhlIndn. 29
LI
iires ROOT BEER.
1 IMPKOVEDi
pnfkntrp. 5p.entH. makes 5 gallons of a delicious.
sparkling, temperanco beverage, strengthens
and purines tho blood, its purny anu acncacy
commend It to all. sold by all, druggists and
BtoreKeepers iiuuu.
T T? A WKTITCC! Its causes and a new and
I liliAr JN J'jbb succesMul CUBE at vour
I own home, by ono who was deaf twenty
-nrMfllttH wltlinur. honeflt. Cured litmsetS In S
pitrnr. Tpnre. in mi' i uviuuaLui uiuj uicu
monins anastnee men iiunaruus ui uiut-rr. xuu
partlcularssent on application. T. S. PAOE, No.
41 west aist St., New lorK uny. npreim 11,
! MY BACK, MY BACK!
;i:lii:vj:i in osi minittk.
Aching backs, hp, nnd eUfs, kMney
and iterlno imlnn, enkiicfs nnd lntlam
matlon, rht'um.itlc, neuralgic, nciatlc,
eutldcu, fharp and neroun pain, couglm,
coldrtaiul st ml nn ri1Invi-i In nmi mlti.
lite by that new, original, elegant and Infallible
antidote to pain and In II am mat Ion, the Cutlcura
Anii-i'nin I'xatter. 'ja cis. ; 6 ror j at all ilrug
KUts or Totter Drug und Chemical Co., Boston.
aprSfKMt.
Iho 'lest Cum for CouirlH, Weak LutiK". AEthnin, Indl
ption, ItiwnM I'aini, LvliaUMilnn. CotubiriinU.a most
V aluailuiniylirlfieH wilb JaitisriaUinpi-r, ft vxeitn evira
te t jiowir ccr dtwoMti unknown t (iliier ifmtdici.
Wt nk l.'iiit?t. lihruniatlrin, 1 tmiilo Cuiiii'l'-lnt, and tbe
distrLVstiudliof thet-tomach,IJt"r,tCliliicjBn)Kl IkJwiU
frodnurtrin tboumndi ti tin? pr t lio ould rwovtr
tlicIriieaithbyttioiinielvuKeol i'lCKKn'tldivuCRToMa
ItUnen lircniid fctitnclli to tit' nti il 60c. at In uir
t;t;j. ilUQQX & Co., 1U WlUIam Stiuct, N. V.
apn;9d4t.
DSlNES
5YRUP,
CURESi
.Coughs
SCOLDS-
mmw , i i mi n
am tits
nOTl9-swms
$25,000.00
IN GOLD!
TYIIX ME I'JlID FOR
ARBDCKLES COFFEE WRAPPERS.
1 Premium,
2 Premiums,
"6 Premiums!
25 Premiums,
100 Premiums,
200 Premiums,
1,000 Premiums,
81,000.00
8500,00 each.
6260.00 "
8100,00 "
650.00 "
620.00 "
S10.00 "
ror full particular and directions see Circu
lar Iu erery pound of Amii cki.es' Coffee.
marl.rly
f 1BST PKSMUM,
fKILAMISTS.
Or nml 1'rlipMetlnI, l'arlt, 1HTH.
Aak your Orocf r fur It. Wm. lireytloiiel,Mfr
l-JS North I'rout Street. PIHLAIJELPIII A, Pa,
)unl-s.iy.aprltc.
MANUFACTURED ONlXK
ged..ma;ebeth4eo.
i i i m w w n u nfn v
rOR SALCUKCEALERS BgRYwutRe.
deoSM noco.
suj sf lMi ron
THE COLUMBIAN,
Lammhimney
i h i i
U If x J
SO J EXAOT LADLE IS ON ',lA r
EACH OHIMNEY AS A
S j? IK 6M0WN IN PIOTURE. , A
Y
KNNY GOODS
Alexander Bros. (& Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALKII8 IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CANDIES,
FRUITS AND NUTS.
SOLE AOENTS FOll
HENRY MAILLAKDS
SHICANDIES.
FHKSH EVKIIY WEEK.
Bloomsburg; Pa.
SPECIALTY.
soi.1 aciints ron
F. ADAMS CO.,
FINS CUT
CHEWING
OBACCO
8olontrcnt8 0f the fol
lowing brands oi
Cigars.
I1KN11Y CLAV,
LoNDlin.n,
NOllMAL,
INDIAN PlltNCKSS,
BAMSON,
HII.VKll AH1I.
PERRINE'S
l'UHE,
BAIILEY
DIBTH.1.M1 from selected Barley Malt and guaranteed to bo chemically nurj
nndfrce Irom Injurious oils nnd itldsolten conlflnrd In nltoliollo liquors. Jt.
espcclallr odniitrcl topcrkons retnililng a Mlmulnllngtcnlc, fODfUtniilUes bclne
crentlv bonenlted by Iir ure. Ittcoictnended by leading rlijslclnns as a Diuretic.
Nervine, Tor Ic nnd Alterative. For tontuinmues it Is IMoluablc. WKliiM'j
1T11K 1IAKLKY WALT WHISKEY Insures a return of vlporto thostomacli, u good
amictltc, a rich nnd abundant blood and Increatjd fleth ar.d mutculartluv. A
Btlinulant mild nnd gentle In cflecl. Djfiiepbla, li.dlgistlon and all wnMIng Ots.
eases eat be er tlrcly tonqueud by the ma vr I'eritnc B I tire Hi rlcy alt Whisker.
It Is a tonlo find diuretic nnd a iKmeilul stieriElhener to thocntlros)btcm. I'Kli.
HIKE'S l'UHE BAULKY JIALT WllItKKi lias proved a medicinal protection to
thosovOio pursuo their avocations In the open nlr and whoso dally work calls It
exceptional powers of endurance. ArK vour nearctt drupglst or grocer for lor
I'EUIIINE'S ruili: BAIILEY ilAI.TWlllSKhY revives the energies of those worn
out with excessive bodily or mental effort and acts as a safeguard against cxposuro
In wet nnd rigorous weather. Itwlll drive all malarious dlscnbcs from thosjsicm.
Hard workers of every vocation and persons whom a sedentary lire renders prone to
Djspenstannain icrnne b rura nurii-y l .... t
Slnlf Vhlskey a powerful lnvlgornnti Tho analysis as It appears by the La
and heltiLr to digestion.
HIIIII ItATII.KY MAI.T
ivithnnt undulr stimulating
nos lncienses their nagging activity,
counteracts tho meets of fatigue, has
tens convalescence and lsa wholesome
nnd prompt diuretic. Watch tho label I
None genuine unless bearing tho signature
mm
vm fTv
3
Vor sate dv all druggists
and grocers tnrouguoui
the United states and
canadas.
37 NORTH FEONT ST. 38
ECONOMY THJE PRACTICAL
QUESTION OF THE IIOMg.
EVERY THING THAT IS NEW AND
STYLISH FOR THE SEASON.
CAN BE BOUGHT
CmiAPIlE THAI EYEB.
A Large and
CLOTHIHG.
JUST RECEIVED.
ALSO A LARGE AND SELECT "LINE OF
Cloths, Cnssimeres, &&,
Call and be Convinced that you have the
LARGEST SELECTION OF GOODS
OF THE
LATEST STYLE, BEST QUALITY,
AND AT
The Lowest Possible Prices
AT THE
Fepite letting mm
mmm mwmmmmm
Hloomshiir, Pa,
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic
WINES AND LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG PA.
Vliolcsalcaml
WAGON
BLACKSMITHS SUPPLIES.
Headquarters for
MERCHANT IRON k STEEL-
Store and Warehouses, Nos. 12C & 128 Franklin
Avcnuo No. 2 Lack'a Avenue & 210, 212 & 214 Cen
ter Street,
SCRANTON, PA
Q WITHIN C. SlIOKTUDQE'B ACADEMY,
Q FOH YODNO JIKN AND I) OTB, MEDIA, I'A.
. wiira iruui i-uimueipma. rizra price covers
ycry expense, even books, 4c. Noexfra charges.
T "'.'-". tl'llJS. ,,U VAUU1IUU11UU lur UU"
mission. Twelro experienced teachers, all men,
ana all irraituatpfl. SnwlAl nnnnrtimlt1ia fArnnt
Btudents lo advance rapidly. Kpeclal drill lor dull
and backward boys. I'atrona or students may so.
lect any nudles or chooso the regular Enfllsli, bcl.
entitle, liuslness. Classical or civil Kntrlneeiloir
now In Harvard, Vale, I'rlnceton and ten other
tolltt'es nnd l'olylcclinlo schools. 10 students
sent lo collciro lu jbi, 15 In 18fl, 10 In 18-A, 10 In
llteii. A graduatlns class every year In tho com
mercial department. A rhrslcal and Chemical
Laboratory, Oyninaslum mid Hall Ground. 1600
vo.s. added to library In ll83. l'hyslcal apparatus
doubled In 183. Media has so en churches and a
temperance charier which prohibits the salo or all
Intoxicating drinks. For new illustrated circular
finr,Ti1i11n,tt,u.t'lpf1 "fnaiToprlctor. HW1T1IIN C
mioin UUUU, a. u,, (Harvard Graduate,) Media,
1CDU" tAUB.,sMy.
65
lor Ladles in each county, and lilffbeat
NEW llOUK alrpmlv nn
OV bl'CCESS
ifu JLh MJ JLLs XY So
in North and Fouth America, at tho Ice-Hound
jws, oirr ins iana or the Midnight Bun, under
the hem nor, through tho Dark Continent among
?yfml,lei oi. lo the nowery Klni.
domsot China and Japan, amid the ruins of lncaa
Antecsand Zunl, vltula Canons, CUtt Uulldlngs
and Hardens oi the Clods, on tbe Tsles'ol "m i ffia
and Hi all parts ot the globe, w engravings.
Low lrtce. 6mck bales, rind lor circular. 8
Phllndflphlk, f'a.
hii t! ,4UIUU" Ji I Chestnut St.
ANYOlllint
FOH FI56T1VAU
will bo
BUITLIEDWitu
the
LOWKST
i
I
AS FOLLOWS
OHANGKS,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
WALNUTS
CHEAM NUTS
AL1IONDS,
l'OP COKN
BALLS.
wiftLT WHISKEY.
l'l'.HltlNIC'S Ibel on every bottle: 1 have carefully nr,
wihmvi-.i mi'zeu inei-uitB iiAui.hv jialt wins
tho kid
kkt maue oy .vi. so. p. rcrrinonndnnu.
it entirely freo from fusel oil. fiirrnrni u
metals and acids and Is nbioluteljB
uraauaie qj ine iniwrsiues qr Munich
veneva ana ejeoaaen
NORTH WATER ST., PHILA
tHIB II Hill II EHMaBU'
FOH SALE BY DRUOOISTS AND ALL DEALERS. Jan St,m
Varied Stock of
retail dealers in
MAKERS'
ra 1
AND J . a
it ti
WILKES-BAERE
MANDFAOTUllElt OF ALL KINDS OP
BRUSHES.
Mo. S North Canal St., Near L. V.
IL 1L Depot.
John H. Derby,
I'HOPlUETOIt.
SO" Will call on dealers onco In fix
wicks. Bavo your orders, ocll.ly
Working Classes Attention.
We are now prepared to furnish all classes with
employment at hrnne, tho whulo ot the time, or
for their spare moments, llusluess new, light aniJ
prontable. l'ereousol either sex eatlly earn lrom
M cents to Jj.oo per evening, and a propoitlonal
sum by devoting all their time lo the Vus!!
HO) s and girls earn nearly as much as men. 1 bap
all who see this may send their address, and U'sV
the business, we make this oner, To such as are
not well satlafled we wUl send one dollar to pay
for the trouble ot writing. Vull particulars and
P.I'S'Ir0?- Address atonal Hudson & Co., mi
lied, usiae, ae8i-snr'