COLUMBIAN AXD DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
"WITH BUBBLING GROAN I"
A KATAt, BEN8R Of SKCtmtTY AWFCttT
ttKAMZIi( AT BRA.
"A wet sheet and ri flowing sea, n breczo
Hint follows fnst."
From lils lookout tho fnithfat old
captain of yotidor mcrclmntmnn oasts
nn iiuciMy gUiica at tho distant horizon.
Sco I yondor n small Hicck of cloud
"no larger than a man's tirmd." Ho
watches it with his piercing two for a
few moments, then r?aohos lor iris long
eyeglass. To his experienced vlow,
this harmless littlu cloud betokong
danger.
Across his bronzed iaco there comes
a look of determination, and, with
quick ordors to tbo Boamon, tho oratt
13 put about and all sail mado for tho
noarcst harbor, whero in apparent
safety tho anchor is dropped, land the
hardy maritura watoli tho approaching
storm with defiauco 1
Tho storm bursts 1
Tho decks hnvo been clcarod, tho
sails close curled and all ordinary prep
arations made for un emergency.
The storm increases but all seems
safe.
But sco 1 tho vessel gives a sudden
lurch, turns quickly about, and away
sho goes I
Tfco anchor chain has broken 1
This mighty hip might havti ridion
safely but for one weak link in that
anchor chain 1
Tho strength of tho chain is no
greater than tho strength of its weak
est link.
On tho sea of life, how many men
aro wrecked besaueo of tho unsuspected
weakness of a link in tho chain of
health, ono weak vital organ in tho
body.
Tho mystery of death is oven great
er than tho myntery of lifo. We think
tho links of our oliMn aro strong, but
we too seldura critically cxanuno them
for ourselve., and never really know
that they will beir tho strain that wo
put upon them.
"I have a friend," said Dr. Dio
Lewis, "who can lift 900 pounds and
yet is an habitual sufferer from kidney
and liver trouble and low spirits." Tho
doctor who was ono of the wisest and
safest public teachers of tho laws of
health, wrote:
"Tho very marked testimonials from
college profex-orn, rcpectable physi
cians, and other gentlemen of intelli
gence and character, to tho valuo of
Warner's safe cure, havo greatly sur
prised me. Many of these gentlemen
I know, and, reading their testimony,I
was impelled to purchase some bottles
of Warner's safo cure and analyze it
Besides I took some, swallowing three
times tho prescribed quantity. I am
satisfied that the medicino is not in
jurious, and will frankly add that if I
found mysolf tho victim of a sorioun
kidney troublo I should uso this prepa
ration."
One year ago tlm Servia, whilo in a
great storm, parted her two-inch rud
der chain, no wonder, it was rusted
through The key to human hoalth
is tho coudition of the kidneys, and
they may long be diseased and we be
ignorant of the fact, becauso they give
forth litflo or no pain. Thoy in reality
cause tbo mijoiily of all the-deaths,
by polluting tho blood and sending
disease all through the system.
Toothpicks from Japan,
A well-known New York firm re
cently tried the experiment of import
ing 70,000 toothpicks from Yokohama,
Theso "cure-dents," as they aro de
scribed in the invoice, oorae in natty
little boxes containing 1,000 each, in
bundles tied round with green silk.
They are cut from hard wood, have a
point at only ono end, and cost 35
Mexican cents a thousand. iVeto York
Evening Sun.
Martha's Epitaph.
Down in Houston County, Ga., there
is an ancient village called Uld YVilner.
in Us most prosperous days Micro was
a bio; school there, and a teach jr came
from tho North to tako charge of the
academy. His nime was Moore. He
lost his wife, whom he loved very dear
ly. Ho had her lunied in tho old bury
ing ground of Wilner, and out of tin
meager funds ho -ctod a marble
toinbstono it the head of her grave.
As it was in the wild wood, as ceme
teries gi nerally were then, . it was a
favorito huiitiim nround for the juve
nile population. Thus it came ubont
that tho half obliterated epitaph appear
to-day, cut deep in tho mossy stone.
"J5os, Don't Shoot Birds Around
Martha's Grave." Tho name, Martha
Anne. Moote, with dato of birth and
death, appeals abov. It is a curiou
epitaph, and it N. the only bit of history
ictt concerning tbo old teacher and in
wife.
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ABTAQE ADVENTURE.
There wcro Gvo men of us in ono of
tho old Mariposa slngo-coaohcs beforo
tho days Of the railroad, and it was 5
o'olock In the nfteruoon of an August
day. Wo wero on our way to Stock
ton, and of tho passengers ono was a
lieutenant in tho regular army, another
n tourist in scaroh of health, a third a
ranchman, and tho otbor two wcro
prospectors and minors. Nono of us
had met each other previous to tho
start. Thoso were perilous times, and
thu first half hour was spent in sizing
eaoh other up. I don't know to what
conclusion tho others came, but 1 look
ed over tho four men and said to my
self: "Tho lieutenant ought to flight in
caso we aro attacked, but ho seems too
nervous tobogamoy. Tho tourist is
ill and has no sand, but tho ranch
man and prospootors oan bo depended
on."
At that t'rao tho coach which was
not stopptd twloo out of Bvo trips was
considered very lucky. In sorao few
instances tho robbers wero driven off,
but in most oasos the passengers sub
mitted to being "hold up," and wero
glad to get off with nothing worse. I
had with rao over sju.uuu in oann uins
and gold and I was determined not to
part with that money without a fight.
Tho ranohman had $4,000 and tho
miner about S3 000, as was afterward
earned, and both had detrrnnned to
fight. We had jnst .forded tho Morced
rivor, and had oomo to a lonely stretch
of road, when the ranohman pulled his
revolver and examined the caps. It
w is not yet restored to tho bolster
when wo heard a shout, the report of
a pistol, and the stage came to a full
stop, I reached for my pistol, as did
the miner, knowing that robbers wero
ot hand, but beforo mine was out tho
lieutenant flung his arras around me
aud oried out:
"For God's sake make no movo or
wo shall all bo murdered 1 Let them
take all we havel"
At tho samo timo tho tourist nunc
imself upon tho miner, and neither of
us bad a weapon out when a robber
bowed himself at either door. The
ranchman was ready however, and he
killed the man on his side. Ho would
ave also killed the other, but his re
olver failed on tho second' shot, and
tho robber pushed hi? revolver in and
tired with tho mtizzlo pressed against
the poor fellow's heart. A third rob
ber then came up, and we wero cov-r-od
from either door and called upon t
surrender. Tho iii was up and we
limbed out, delivering our pistols butt
foremost as wo loft tho stage. There
wero four of us and only two robbers,
but when a man has tho drop on you
and means business it's no use to kik
Wo wero placed in a row, ond while
no ot the follows kept us covered the
ither went through each man in turn.
The lieutenant shelled out a watch and
S40, the tourist a watch and 400, and
they got from tho other two of us the
sums 1 havo previously named. J. had
my bank bills in my bootlegs, but as
we were forced to strip to our shirts,
they found every last dollar. While
we were dressing the body ot the
ranchman was pulled fro a. the coaoh
and stripped ami robbed.
1 have no doubt that tbo rooner-
meant to shoot every one of us after
securing the plunder in order to avenge
the death ot tbetr comrade, but the
unusually large booty put them in good
pints, and ihey underwent a change
of heart. The one who searched us
stepped over the dead body a doz-ii
lines without seeming to earo whether
t, was a loo or a man. When finally
through with us he bent over the bod
and began robbing it Ba ing to his
companion:
Bill won't have anv more uso for
money, and we might as well tako his
dollars along. Poor Bill I Wo shan't
lever play poker together again.
When they were ready to go they
cut tho harness so that tho stage would
be detained a couple of hours, broke
up or carried off every firearm, and
Irank to our health from a flask tl"
tourist had with him. They made off
lor tho tootntiiB to tho east, having so
little care fir us that neither of them
looked back, I was mad aud no mis
take, and the miner gave utterance to
his feelings in curses which almost
cracked the atones around us. W
had been robbed of our last dollar,
and, with tho money, our every prns
pect. The tourist could get more at
Stockton, and the lieuti nant v.yas out
only a few dollars anyway. 1 was not
yet dressed when he began to put en
urn over us, claimiug that if wo had
not been so hasty ho would have man
aced the affair to the defeat of tin
robbers. This added to my ancer and
I sailed in and pounded him until he
yelled lor mercy.
It was nut sunset when the static
was ready to go on, but there wero two
of us who did not propose to go that
way. Wo were unarmed, but det-r
mined, and while tho stage lumhend
off down the rough road we found
club apiece and set out on tho trail of
the robbers. Luckily fur us, tho miner
had been long in the country and seen
a good deal of a hunter's life. Wo
therefore had no ddlioully in follow
ing tho trail un' il darkness ciniti on
Thu fellows made directly for tho foot
hills, and wo had no doubt that they
had some sort of a cave or stronghold
out there. They took matters so
coolly that thoy could not have been
a great way ahead ot us wneu darkness
fell. 1 was then for resting until day
ngiiT, mil mo miner urircd that wo
should push on. Fr in tbo topography
oi tno country, he leu ceituu that
ravine cr nit would bu found not far
away. Wo were then between tho
foothills ond tho truo mountain, in
narrow valley, and a full moon had
coiiiii up. Without this light we could
not have, mado our way, as tho ground
was much broken and bowlders lay
iiucKjy scauerid aijoot.
Wo went ahead cautiously un this
valley for about a mile, and of a sud
den a rift opened to tho left, aud tho
glaro of a camp lire greeted our eyes. It
was not oyer two hundred feet away,
ami after a minute wo- made out the
forms of tho two men as thoy seemed
to bo preparing supper. Wo had
found thorn, but what of itt They had
all tho nrms and wo wcio di fenceless.
Wo crept back a few yaids to hold
consultation, and the miner carefully
studied the lay of tho land. He was
of tho opinion that it was a short, dry
lift, with a oavu at the fur end. Threo
b'uIph wero enclosed by walls of earth
and rock, aud our only way was to
attack tho men from above. How
high wo would havo to climb, or what
tho dilliculties wo could not say. We
wero not threo minutes deciding to
make tho attempt, and wo prepared for
il by leaving coals, vests, hats, and
boois behind, Wo began tho ascent
about a hundred feet back from the
mouth of tho rift, and I do not boliuo
two panthers could havo dono baiter.
Tho side of tho mountain was thickly
covered with ceil a is, vines, aud recks.
and progress was mado almost entirely
I by
up
creeping, ucce ite drew ourselves
elittbU IMJ feet M2h by
grapevlno hanging down, and again wo I
mado use oi a t ecu to seek a nigher
olovatlon. Wo had been ttota up for
half an hour beforo wo boro off to tho
right in tho direction of tho rift. Wo
then had to tuovo far moro cautiously,
and I presume it was a full hour from
tho time wo loft tho valley beloro wo
lay on our Btomnclis n hundred feet
abovo tho campfiro and looked over.
Tho men wero directly beneath us,
seated oloso together, nnd woro smok
ing ns they counted tho monoy.
We had bat ono way to nttaok.
Luckily foi us it was a straight de
scent. 1 could havo dropped a coin
fair upon th hat of tho man beneath
mo. Wo wero out upon a rocky shelf,
but thero wero loose stones of all sizes
all about us. I selected ono weighing
about twenty-five pounds; tho miner
got ono equally as large, and wo care
fully crept back to tho edgo with them.
Tho fall of tho smallest pebble would
startle tho mon btlow, and wo used as
muoh caution as if our llveB would pay
tho forfeit. Aftor a bit wo wero ready.
The men had not moved. For ahout
a mlnuto 1 lust my nerve. It seemed
a horrible thine to do. Had I been
alone I believe I should hnvo relented.
Tho miner seemed to read ray thoughts
and ho put his mouth tu my car and
whispered :
"Ileniember how they shm tho ranch
man, at d r nu ruber that they took
our every shilling 1"
Wo poised the stones on tho edgo of
the oliff, and at a whliperod "Now"
from him wc dropped them. I heard
them strike, and diow back. Ho pet-red
over, and after another moment
recovered his balance and said ;
"Now wo can eo down I Thoso
chaps will never rob another coach 1"
It took us longer to eo down man
to como up, but wh mado tho descent
in safety, and walked arnund to and
up the ntt Tho tire, had nearly died
out. Wo replenished it, and then saw
that both men were dead. It was a
horrible sight that I do not caro to de
scribe. Our rook had fallen squarely
down upon their heads, and you can
imagine tho result. There was a dry,
airy cave but a few fret away, and tho
gang had mado tho pluio a rendezvous
ne. Wu recovered everv
dollar our couch had been robbed of
and mnrrt than as much mjaiii whieh
had been taken fro it others. Tho cave
had a bin supply of firearms, blanket-,
and provisiors, and in a m.idbag li ink
ing on tho wall were ten gold and nil
ver watches. Wo got altogether six
teen watches, five or six y 'doable pin
and firearms worth at lea-aSGOO. We
not only secured tho wealth, but. we
made an oven divide and kepi every
ullar of it. An attempt was mado in
Stockton to compel us to "divy" with
several peopl i who had been robbed,
hut it was a failure. As the tourist
was out of readv oih we g-tve him
S200, out wu would not even nil i he
teutenant back Ins watch at any price.
It ws told all over the slope that our
haul amounted to y'5.00U. it it did
we earned every dollar of it, besides
wiping out a bnd gang and leaving tho
stag- line clear for the next six months.
New York Sun.
BRIEF MENTION.
Mexican ytteran had a yery successful te
uton at Fort TVcrth, Tex.
All the operatives In the Washington elan
works at Ithaca have struck.
William M. Locke, a retired banker of Des
Moines, shot and killed himself.
The flourlntr mills of UcHose & Taloot
were burned at Vassar, lllcb. Loss, (62,000.
William Boardman, who died la Hartford
last week, left (31,000 to public institutions.
Duvld K. Hurt was burned to death in the
Ore at 2,SS2 North Frontstreet, Philadelphia.
Deputy Bberlff Maurice Moore, a fearleu
officer, was assassinated In Jarvil county,
Tex.
Thomas C. Bates, once the greatest rail
road builder in this country, died at Roches
ter, aged 75.
William Clay, of Cincinnati, and Thomas
Hopkins, of Ohio, were killed in a railroad
accident at rowersviue, un.
Thomas Morey, 80 years old, was sen
tenced to one year's imprisonment for killing
thief named Jivan Brown.
The cotton gin house of W, H, Cravens
was burned at Patterson Bluffs, Ark. Four
men perished in the flames.
Many of the strikers have resumed work
on the sugar plantations in Louisiana,
though the mllltla are still on duty.
The Kogllsh Detective Monroe insists that
Burchell and Phillips ai e Identical, and thar
be is an accomplice of Melville.
George Rogers, a waiter in the Ogden
bouse, Council Bluffs, has fallen heir to $55,
GU0 by the death of an uncle at Portland,
Ore,
Corrected report) from the sixty counties
of New York state ghe Cook 17,730 plural
ity. The Labor vote is 74,000 and tbo Prohi
bition vote 43,000.
A desperate depositor named Haggerty,
who had (5,000 In tho suspended fit. Louis
Fifth national bank, attempted to kill Presi
dent Oventolz.
George Kelley, of Wnnefleld, Mass., drum
mer for n Jewelry house of Boston, was
assaulted and robbed of (1,100 worth of
Batches aud rings.
A land of 400 neg tia attacked an immi
grant family near Jncksonvil e, Flo., killed
the father and took tbe girls to the woods.
1 he girls have been rescued.
Edward II. Allen and Howard M. Holden,
millionaires of Kausns City, have brought
suit to recover (50,000 from the Colorado
Central Consolidated M mi ins company. Tbe
secretary of the company iteoonded with
the money.
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KAILROAD TIMCH TABIiD
T EL AWAKE, LACKAWANNA AND
' WESTERN HA1LROAD.
BLOOMSBURQ DIVISION.
STATIONS.
NOH1 n.
P M A. II. X, M
1 83 10 10 l 11
10 23 S 311
.... 10 29 tl 31
1 W 10 3il 40
II 14 10 53 It 54
2 19 II 00 7 15
2 21 11 07 7 t2
ill 11 15 7 20
11 22 7 27
.... 1120 7 31
11 30 7 35
2 49 tt 87 7 42
2 54 II 41 7 49
2 59 11 41 55
3 119 11 69 8 T6
3 19 12 OS 8 17
3 86 ta 16 8 22
12 20 8 39
3 35 12 21 8 33
3 89 12 30 8 38
3 43 12 87 8 i
.... 12 41 8 49
12 43 8 6.1
3 62 12 50 8 58
3 56 li 66 9 ft)
4 01 1 03 9 09
1 11 9 17
.... 1 19 9 23
1 25 9 80
4 22 1 SO 9 35
P SI P V AM
SOUTH.
a if m m
9 60 2 01 6 l
9 55 ... 6 25
10 00 2 14 6 30
10 08 21 6 37
10 16 2 28 6 46
10 22 2 34 IX)
10 27 2 39 6 55
10 80 A 69
10 34 2 47 7 1'S
10 39 2 SO 7 07
10 42 2 61 7 12
10 47 2 69 7 16
10 61 3 03 7 21
10 53 3 116 7 25
11 02 3 19 7 43
11 12 8 29 7 6
11 22 3 39 8 07
11 St) 3 4i 8 13
11 37 3 61 8 20
3 57 8 S7
11 49 4 01 8 SI
11 62 4 03 8 81
11 tU 4 12 8 41
12 05 4 18 8 47
12 10 4 21 IM
12 15 4 21 1 57
12 30 4 46 9 15
4 64 9 S3
12 41 5 00 9 28
12 6 5 15 9 45
r M P M P X
NortiiCmbkrland a 40
enmema S &3
Chiil.ik) e io
Danville o OS
Cntawl-sa 0 25
Unpen . a in
Moomtburg 6 as
Kspv. a 42
Umo Itldge. . .. 8 50
willow drove....... ... o
Hrlarcreck.. 6 64
lierwlck- 7 03
lieach II 'Ten 7 11
lllek'8 Ferry 7 is
Hhlckshinny 7 80
nuniocK's i u
Nantlciike 7 w
Avnndnlo. 7 M
I'lymuuth 7 Ml
Pli mouth Junction 8 03
Kingston 8 08
Bennett..
8 12
Matlhy
Wyoming
West I lttbton...
Ilttston ,
Lackawanna ....
Ta lor- lllo
Hellevue
Kchinton
STATIONS.
8 17
8 22
8 27
8 S3
8 40
8 48
8 54
9 00
r u
AM
8CBANTOK.
Rellevue...
i S 10
s c
Taylorvllte. e 20
LacKawanna . v
Pltibton 0 SS
West intbton 6 42
Wyoming. 8 17
Maltby. - a si
Bennett s 6S
Kingston 6 68
Plympulh Junction ... 7 ia
Plymouth 7 10
Avondalo. 7 14
Nantlcoke 7 19
llunlock's 7 26
Mulckshluny T 47
Hick's Y rry 7 55
lieach Haven, 8 Oi
llcrwick 8 07
linurcreek. 8 13
vl low Grove.... 8 16
Umeltldge. 8 20
Epy.. - 8 20
Btoomsburg.. ........... ft 82
Kupert , 8 37
Caiawissa 8 2
Danville 8 67
Cbulaaky. 9 03
Cameron 9 17
NORTUUJIBHKLAKD...... 9 22
A H
Pnnnf.(t1nnu nt Ttunert wilh Phllflde'nhl
Heading Kallroad for Tamanend, lamequa. Will.
lnmsnort. Bunoury. l-ot'svi le. vc ji pjhuuiu-
berland with P. 4 E. Dlv. I'
It. It. for Harrlsburg.
Lock Haven, Emporium
Warren, corry aid Erie.
"V. V. HALSTEAD, Oen. Man.,
Fcranton, 1M
Pennsylvania Railrcad.
Ilxl!
PhiladelDhia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
- Ilxll
TIME TABLE.
In effect May 29 I8R7. Trains leave SUDbury
BAWTWAlttl.
9.4(i a.m., sea Kbore Exprraa (dally excepC
sunoay), for liarnsourganainiermeaiaieBiauouo,
arriving at r nnaneipma 0.10 p. m. ; new iur,
s.20 n. in. naltlmore. S.10 n. m. : Washlnirton.
s.50p. m., connecting at Philadelphia for all sea
Shore points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia.
l.ta n. m. Day exoress
dally except KundayUor Harrlsburg and Interme
diate stations, arriving at Philadelphia
6.50 p. m. '. New York, 9.85 p. m. : Baltimore
6.43 p. m. ; Washington,
5 p. m. Parlor car I
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches I
through to I'miaoeipuia ana uonimore. 1
1,45 p. m. Renovo Accommodation (daily I
for Harrlsburg and all Intermediate stations, arrtv-1
Ing at Philadelphia 4 25 a. m. j New York 7.10 a, m.
laltlraore. 4.u . m. ; w asnington o ua a. m. 1
.: 1
sleeping car accommodations can be oecured at I
liarnsourgiorruitttuciuujaauuirw iuik. wunuu-
iminfrnm U'liTi.imnn'tto Pblladelnhta.I'hlladelnhla
a tnrougn sleeping car win utrun;uu mia 1
1 Wllllarasp'tioi-ni
passengerscanremalnlnsloeperundlsturbeduntl
UO a. in. Erie Mall (dally except Monday,
Harrlsbure and Intermediate stations,
n.?UK
. n-lniirrr, thilltnon sloaninrrPiiNam ran nn
this train to Philadelphia, naltlmore and washing-
ton, and tnrougn passenger coacues to rnuaaei. 1
phlaand naltlmore
WFOTWAltTV
6.lua. m. Erie Mall (dally eicep' Bnnday), fo
Krfp r 1 .illintirmwiiuu ntatlons and canandat,
guaarl intermediate stations, Rochester, Buna-
loanu NHgara rails, who iniougn i-uuman rut
ace 1 ars a id passenger coaches 10 Erie and Roch
a.53 News Enprrss (dally except bunday) for
ock uaven ana intermt'uiato bianuun.
li.su p. m. Niagara Eipress (dally except Sun
y) Ur ivaup auu tntcrutruiaLO Dvavtuua ciiu
,1 nimia and nrlnclnal Intermediate stations.
it (inkier, iiuffalo and Nlazara Falls with
thu ugh passenger coaches to haue and Rochester
and Parlor carlo Wllilamsport.
6.30 p. ra. Fast Line (drily .except Sundaylfor He
novo and intermediate stations, and Elmira. Wat
kins and Intermediate stations, w 1th through pas
senger coacnes to itenovo ana wuimds.
9.80 a. m. Sunday mall for Ren )vo and lnterme
dlurn RtHtlon-
TUItUUUll TRAINS FOR 8DNBI BY FROM THE
EABT AND WJUTH.
riunday mall leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a. m
Harrlaburg 1.40 arriving at Bunbury .S0 a. m. with
turougu sieepingcar trout ruiiwtciputa tu nit'
Hums port.
nbwh Emresa leaves PhiladelDhia 4.30 a.m.
Harrlsburg, S.10 a. m. dally except tiunday
arrtvlnv nt. RnnhllrT Q.fA. &. m.
Niagara Express leaves
rnuaaeipnia, T.to a. m. uammore i.ssu a. in. tuaiiy
nwnt ArrHtntr nt hunburv. 12.&2 n. m..
with through Parlor car from Philadelphia
and through passenger coacnes irom rnuaaei.
phut and Ualtlmore.
Fast Line leaves New York 9.00 a. m. i Phlladel
nhii.ti.su a. m. ! Washlnirton. 9 AO a. m. I Haiti
more, 10.43 a. in., (dally except Sunday) arriving at
DUnoUr, D.Ol p. Ul.. t,ttu mtuuuu ubwu,ci
coaches from I'hiiaaeipnia ana iiaiumore.
Erie Mall leaves New York 8.00 p. m. ; Phlladel.
nhin. 11.25 n. m. ! Washlnetcn. 10.00 n. m. : Ualtl.
more, lt.su p. m., (dally except Saturday) arriving
Bt Hunburv B.10 a. m.. with tbrouirh luUman
Sleeping cars from Philadelphia, Washington and
uammore ana tnrougn passenger uuavutw itutv
fhlladelphla.
MUNIIUIIY.IIAZI.KTO.N WII.KItsllAHHB
UAILKUAU ADU itllltf It A1VI' went
till M'II lit I WAV.
maiiv exceot bunuar.l
ivnicraharre Mall leaves Sunbury 9.U a. m.
arriving at lllooia Ferry 10.4J a.m., Wllkos-barre
1.15 p. m.
u tibRH.Hnrrfl accom. leaves Sunbury 8.0! It m. ar
rivlnir atilloom Ferry S:S1: Wllkea-Uarre. o:uu p in.
Express East leaves buubur) 6. as p. lU;, arrtv lug
at lllooin Ferry 6.2d p. in., wukes-oarre t.ds p. a
Sunbury Mall leayes WUkesharre 10.8a a. m. arrtv.
Intr at llloom Ferry li.SI a. m.,Hunbury 14.45 p. rx
rlvlnirat Bloom Verrv 4.1 0. m . Hunburr 6.11 p m
Catavvlssa accom. leaves Nescopeck 6:03 p m, ar -
xnresa west leaves vv iiaea.uarrev.Du p. m., ar-
rivlnir at Bloom rcrry o.wj p in: ouuuury, t:u p tu.
bUNUAY ONLY.
Hundav mall leaves hunburyll.ia a. m.. arriving
at Bloom Ferry tu: a. m. llkes-Barre 11:4a a.m.
Nunday acoommodallon leaves Wllkes-Barre 6:10
p. m., arriving at Bloom Ferry, .3 p. ta, Hunbury,
v. in.
niiAH k pnnn. j. H. WOOD.
Uea-ManAger. oen. ratsenger Agent
SUFFERING WOMEN"
I MARRIED
OH
SINGLE.
When troubled with thowanntiilna IrreaulrllljM
rtMuenilr louowinaa coiaurmM,ur, ,
stltutlouitl VVedltDMUM no ullhf to their vex, tooau
Use OR, DuCHOINE'S GlebrBtea
FEMALE REQULATINQ PILLS.
TbrrM BtrengtbeQ.ua totba eotlr tritem. Impart
tie.viiOf ftnil magnetfp forte to nil 'BQCllouor bouf
.vUorftad tnaitnetlo fortetottll loocllowol IKWf I ..... ..,r'M .,.. .-- D ' w w.mm.
ftidbltfXt PALACE OF MUSIC AND GREAT BEWING MACHINE.
TMn.ccoiy. ' ' '4 EPOT, Main St., Bloomsburg, Pa. .
Or
(oT8isn.c;coir
Don't Fail to ::ll and Examine
cr. j iynci3:Eiisri?,"X"3s
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
FAll 11 MT1 COUS !
JUST OPENED.
T nm nflni'iiin' irrnnf linrfrnina
Delaines. Flannels. I'laids. Cashmeres. Heavy Coatincs.'with Trini-
miiirra ntxl llnMnna in ttinlnli Onni
Gootl9 of CV0T description, with
Women's Misses ami Children's
Women's Shoes, $1.00 up.
illcn's Youths' &
,, 1 i-l.
Very large StOCk.
TVrn.,D .,,,,1
Men's Suits. S5
Men's Shoes nnd Unnis. ITnttto
UUll
-it i- T).l T1I....1...... n r.....l.i.. p.
y uiitsua, ucu umii kuis, V,U1I1IUI lltuics, .C.
My stock is complete in every
suiicii vour nit ron a no. iiix niine
your piuronajre.
You will find goods nt my store
. -l O
latest, on account ol visitine the
UCateil III tllC CltV.
"
J. 3. MtMmm, Benton. Fa.
oov4-
BINE'S
BARLEY
PE
BiSTiLLsn from selected Barley Malt and guaranteed to be chemically pure
and free Horn Injurious oils and , cldsoiten contained In alcoholic liquors. It Is
especially adapted to persons requMnga stlmulatlngtontc, consumptives being
Kreutl benellilcd by ltsust'. Recommended by lending physicians as a Diuretic,
Nervine, TO'lc and Alterative. For coiitutnpmtn II Is Invaluable. Tt RHINE'S
PURE HA R LEV MALT WHIsKEV Insuica a return ot vigor to tho stomach, a good
appetite, a rich and abundant blood and Increased flchh and muscular tissue. A
stimulant mild nnd gentle tn effect. Dyspepsia, Indigestion and all wasting dl"
eases ca bo e tlrely conquered by tho uso or Perrlnu s l ure U, rley alt Whiskey,
It Is a tonlo ind diuretic and a powerful urengthener to the entire system. PER.
HINE'ft PURE UARLEY.MALT WI11SKK has proved a medicinal protection to
thosenho pursue theiravocatlons lntheopenulr and whose dally workcalla It
exceptional powers ',f endurnneo. A'k our iieam-t druKglsl or grocer for for
1'KRlilNE'S 1TRE H RLKY MALT MllsK Y revives tho energies of thoso orn
out with excessive o-Hlll or mentaleffort and acts as a safeguard against exposure
In weiand rurorou' weatuer, livvlll drive all malarh us diseases from thesyBtem.
nara woikersor evry vocal Ion
Dyspepsia And In rerrlni-'H I tire Iiarley
Malt whiskey i powerful lntlgornnt
and hclptr In digestion. PEHRINK'S
PURE BARLEY MAL'I WHISKEY
without unduly sriniul mug the kid
neys Increases their nagging activity, ;
counteractsthe enects ot fatten, has
tens convalescence and is a wholesome
nnd prompt diuretic A atih thel ibel 1
None genuine unless bearing the signature
illlllf
Foi 8hic oy all druggists
and grocers throughout
the united States ant)
Canadas.
37 NORTH FRONT ST.
38
PENNEY tlOODB
A SPECIALTY
Alexander Bros, it Co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
SOLI ACKXTS TOR
P. V. ADAMS & CO.,
FINE CUT
CIGARS,
CHEWING
CARDIE S,
FRUITS' AND NUTS.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
liEMtT lUlLURDS
HECANDItCS.
FRESH EVERY WEEK.
Bloomsburg,, Pa.
TOBAiCO
Sole agents ot the fol
lowing Dranas or
vigars.
HENBY CLAY,
LONDRES,
NORMAL,
INDIAN PRINCESS,
SAMSON,
SILVER ASH.
C. B. BOBBINS,
DEALER IN
Foreign and BamoBtia
WINKS AND LIQUORS:
AND JO LEER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSRURO, PA.
induuEH!
We are offering groat inducements to persons desirinc
Pianos, Organs unci
I 1
Z 5
2
'm Z
1-5
o
1
Among the Pianos we lifiwlle are tho VERS S? POND,
C, C. BUIGQS, BA Ui CO.. SCI OJIJ ACKER Gold
Sh'im? and Onera Pianos. These Pianos aro all first-chifco
find flUlY Warrillltetl lOr ilVO VearS
1 J J
Our leading Organs are the celebrated ESTEX. MILL
ER, UNITED .STATES and other ranee.
Our leading Sewing Machines are the celebrated WHITE.
NE W DA VIS. NE W DOMESTIC, NE W ROME.
HOUSEHOLD, ROYAL ST. JOHN and STAND
ARD ROTA It Y Sewiiig .Machine, tho finest and best
Rotary Bowing Machine in tho world.
TWorn niirplmniiirf wrltn
in llin fnllmvinrr flrnaa frnnrlfl!
- n li1 In mini a Vnl vi'lnnns. T)rrKH
Brauls and Trimmings to match.
Hood's, nil styles, Shawls, &c.
Boys' Clothing,
00 un. Overcoats. $4 75 un.
Rlnnkels. Holies. Hells. Trunks.
branch nnd would respectfully
t i i i
noinro onrcnnsinrr eiHnwnerfi.
not kept in this place. Styles
. . O
markets last. JP rices cannot be
nlALT WHISKEY.
and persons wnoni a tufie ntary lite renders prone to
I The analysis as It appears by the La
,bcl on every bottle: I have carefully nn
:il)7cd thel'OHK IMiiLsr Malt Wots.
IK p., maoe py jvi.sj. s. i-errino ana nno
lit entirely free from fusel oil, furfurol,
metals and acids and Is ab-olutelj
pup'." Signed, Camilla Arthur Hater,
f.'rnduate of the Uiilvertlltet of Munich
Geneva and Welnbaden
NORTH WATER ST., PHILA
WIM 84LE BY IHtlTOnlT tU DUMK . lQm
ANY OlDEH
FOR FESTIVAL
will bo
SUPPLIED Wl m
THE
LOWEST
Mi Prices,
as follows:
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
TOBACCO,
walnuts;
UKEAM .NUTS,
ALMONDS,
FOP CORN
BALLS.
NTS!
to
tiewlrig Machines
hr CntfllofllPB tn X R A T,T7.TT!PH 1
M I "T r II f I'. A. LEIIMAMm
HO I r N X .Washtngton,D.o
for circular.
D0T23dU
100
PER ESSS'TK1 "Apples
fl TCTCT ,or I)r- Pott's OcnujiiB
Lady agents wanted for Electrlo corsets, onicit
aatot Wrtto at onco for terms. Dr Scott: iu
Broadway, N, Y. novSurflj
AN 0HLT DAUGHTER 0UEED OF "
00BBUMPTION.
When death i was hourly pxpoctcd from cotsumn.
Hon, all remedies having fahed nnd Dr. il. JamM
was experimenting hi accidentally raado anran.
aratlon ot Indian Hemp, which cured hia onto
child, and and row gives this reclpo free on ral
celpt ot two 2-cent stamps to pay expenw. iiemn
also cures night sweats, nausea at tho stomach
and will break afresh coMIn 24 hours Adlreii
Craddock Co., 1032 Mace St., Philadelphia, men.
ttonlng this paper. hov23d4t
CURES 'rTnrT DEAF,
lvck'a Patent Improved Cushioned Ear Drums
PERFECTLY 'ItESTOHETHE HKAR1NU. vvhethe?
deafness Is caused by colds, fevers or Injuries tn
tho natural drums. Alwars In position, but invls.
Iblo to others and comfortablo to wear. Music
conversation, even wh'spers heard distinctly. w
refer to tboi-o using thorn, vvrlto to p. HisenV
P4 Broadway, cor 14th St., New York, for niKl
tratcd book of proofs free. nov25dit.
EPPS'S
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
COCOA
nov23dlu
DO YOU KNOW IT ?
WINrjUSETEIPSIITrOPIIOSPHITEor LIME A n
SODA Is n matchless remedy for consumption Id
every stage of tho disease. For Coughs, weak
Lungs, Throat Diseases, Loss of Flesh and anno
tlte, and all forms of General Debility It U an un.
equaled spoctno remedy. rr-Bie sukk and art
WINCHESTER'S Prkparation. l and $2 per hX
162 William strcot, New York.
D0V2 Wit
LIEBIG COMPANY'S
EXTRACT OF MB
ONLY BOUT
Guaranteed tains by Baron L::::;,
Highly recommended as a nightcap Instead
of alcoholic, drinks.
Genuine only with tho fae-similo of
Baxon LiQWg's signature in blue across
Label.
Sold by ttorckccpcra, grocers and druggists
nov25d4t.
ELY'S CATAIRRH
Cream Balml
Cleanses tho nasal
passages, allays pain
and Inflammation,
heals tbo sores, re
stores thu senses of
taste and smell.
TltY THE CUI1E.UAV.CFUFO
A nartlclo Is nDnlled Into each nostril una li
agrceablo Price 60 cents at druggists; by malt.
KKISICIVJ, DU WUIA. .1.1 1JUU1 1IE.U3, Ureea
novlidlt.
LAD
ln
ADY AND GENTLEMEN AGENTS TV ANTED
every city ana town a great opportunity,
rreeanlo work. Address the WOMAN pi U-
SilING CO., 182 Nassau St., Now York. (U
AD1ES ARE OFFERED plain needlework at
their own homes (town or country) by u
wholesale houso. Profitable, genuine. Good
Day can be made. Evervthlnir rurnlshMi.
Particulars free. Addro s Artlstlo Needlework Co.,
135 8th bt., New York city. novlldit.
LADIES
follow DlrrctlotiiSB
IAIIEIULI.V
En amel your Rangei twice a year, tops one
a week anil ) ou have the Onest-itollalied Hove In tht
novlidit
HAIR BALSAM
Clc&nses tuid bcautlflaa the Lair.
iTomouM a mxor unity irroHUi.
Never Falls to Reitora Gny
Hiirlo lit Youthful Calnr.
CurcifwaJp tilaoaicsaiui hair fiillLnfi;
HINDERCORNS.
The safest, tureit and best cure for Corns. Duntonn, ,
Stop all pain. Endures comfort to thu feet Never ralla
b cure. UounUalDrufftrista. It wxx & Co, N, Y.
nOVlldlt,
RBUCKLES'
name on a package of COFFEE Is a
guarantee of exoellenoo.
ARI0SA
COFFEE is kept in 'all first-class
.stores from tbe Atlantlo to tho Pacific.
COFFEE
is never good when exposed to tho air.
Always buy this brandinhermetloally
sealed ONE POUND PACKAGES.
marl.rly
PATENTS.
HENRY WISE GANNETT,
Attorn:y-at-Law and Counsellor In Patent causes,
WASHINGTON, D. C
liefer to id National Bank, Washington, D. C.
rvbend Stamp tor Inventor's Ouldaj
rltoovll.
T II E
Kansas Trust k Banking Company,
Of ATCHISON. KANSAS.
SENATOH INGALLH, - - President.
Offers guaranteed Farm Beds of Eastern Knn
wis. f eml. annual coupons payable at 1 he Chatham
National Bink, New York.
Eastern office: 187 Bkoaowat, Nfvv Y'obk.
K. M. MiNLir, Gen'l il'g'r. bend for I'nmphlet.
rllnovil.
tIT ANTED LADIES for our F'l snd
Christmas Trade, to take light plossant
wok at their own homes. 1 1 to f3 pi r daj can be
quietly made, work srntbymall any dl tsnce.
Partlculirs free. No canvassing. Addnssatonce,
CltlSSCENTAHT CO., 117 Milk HI., loston, llass.
Box 5170. nvllrlt.
fa tn.4 am. ewnrMU.muMK
Cl7T1Vi7C NETS, TENTH' and SPORT.
SJcJiri,j ino aoous.
Double Barrel Breech Loading shot Guns, choke
bored, fio to 111m blngle Breech Loadlog boot
Guns, 4 to Hi. Every kind of Breech I oadlng and
ltepeallug it Ides, 13 to no Mumle Loadln. Dou.
ble shot Guus, $ to $35. Single Bhoi (luns, 19 W
tol2.oa llevolvers $1.00 tolsi). Double Action
self cockers, fc!.50 to $10. Allklndsof artrldges,
bhells, caps. Wads, Tools, Powder Flasks, bhot
l"ouchcs, Primers bend s cents for Illustrated
Catalogue Address, GltBAT WKSTKIt.N GUN
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N. B. This la a 20-year-old, reliable firm, l'er
fectly trustworthv. orders ailed promptly and
goods tent by mull or express to any part ol tho
wono. Pio matter wnat you want m vuo k" "h
011 can get it at the oroat vvcbtern Dy wnuu
letter.
Guns mado to Order. Guns and llevolvers
hepalred.
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Workmg Clnsses Attention.
Y0 are now prepared to furnish all classes with
employment at hi me, the whole of tho ttrne, 01
for their Bpare momenta Business new, light ano
E rentable. Persons of either sex easily earn from
) cents to $5.00 per evening, and a proportional
Bumby devoting all their time to the business.
Boj b and girls eurn nearly as in nt h as men. 'I hat
all who see this may Bend their addreas and test
the business, we make this oner, T" such as are
not well satlsnod we will send one dollar to pay
for the troublo of writing, full particulars and
outnt (roc Address Urokos Stiksox & Co., 1 o.l
lacd. Maine
J. W. RAE0EB,
mn mi MAKER
RULER AND BINDER,
Nos. 7 and 0 Mtukfcl St.,
WILKES-B A RRE, PA
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