THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Mra.
ELEANOR KIRK'S LETTER.
IittooK!.tN, N. Y Dec. 1837.
W. U. Whltnev in c.r,',Uu.A
with tho lnildablu Intention
lng an institution for tho thorough
ilomestlo education of girls who ex
pect to earn their living as eookn,
ohnmbei-ina'.tl, nursos and waitresses.
Whether this plan will work or not,
remains liko other uveal and humnnn
ideas to bo tested by experience. But
tho servant girl quostlon is a very
touchy and dolleato ono, and grows
moro ami inoro loticuy every year.
When Amcricau girls prefer tho hard
cocfiuod work of factories and shops
insmucinnt tooa anu scam clothing to
pleasant homos in kind and reOned
families, it seems as if tho evolution
of tho foreign maid is not particularly
hopeful. But money and brains aro
tho levers that move tho world, and
they may raise the lovel of intelligence
in this resiiect. Mrs. Vanderbuilt
said to havo remarked of this scheme
"What courage, what amazing faith
in humanity. I micht havo canceled
suoh a project from a man who never
had anything to do wuh BcrvantB, or a
woman who had taught school or writ
ten vofaes most of her lifo, but from a
woman who knows ovcry phaso of the.
Duemess it is asioumiiing. Uf courso
every housekeeper will feel called un
on to do whit she oan to help tho good
work.''
Thero is nothing that Jenny Lind
valued so much as tho patch-work
quilt presented to Her by tho childron
of tho United States, and which ac
cording to her frequently expressed
dosire, was buried with her. It seems
strange that eo noblo and intelligent
a woman should havo made such a
heathenish request. An article that
was so dear to her would have been
a joy foreyer to those who loved lior.
but in thb gravo it is simply a mouldy
rag, of no service to its owner or any
body elso. "Tho dear American chil
dron, tho famous singer was wont to
sav as she caressed tho pretty gift.
"How many are dead I wonder, how
many are married and happy with
families of their own, and how many
have gone astray ?"
Soft flat muffs of fur or of material
to match the outside garment ornament
ed with ribbon bows, or tasteful passH
nientarie will bo much worn this win
ter. A scientific and a conscientious
physician of this city declares that
muffs should always be carried in
really cold weather, and that the wrists
should be proteoted by woolen wrist
lets. He claims to havo had cases
where acute pneumonia could be di
rectly traced from exposure of tho
hands to tho cold, and concludes by
remarking that a number six kid glove
on a number seven hand in tho dead of
winter is a fashion that must have been
set by the devil himself.
It really seems as if woman of means
and influence wero beginning to feel
their responsibility in the matter of
starvation wages for their miserable
sisters. "Come with mo to v men
tioning a well-known dry goods estab
lishment, said one rich mans nte to
another, "and I will show you some
of the most astounding bargains in
underclothing." "All right, '' said her
companion. "Come with me first, and
then if yon still desire it, we -will go
therV' The two ladies drove to a
tenement house in a wretched street,
and after mounting four flights, of
stairs wero admitted into a stifling
apartment whore on a bod propped up
with a chsir sat an invalid finishing
off the exact under garments which had
lately been so enthusiastically expati
atod upon. Hero in this hole, on two
(canty meals a day four adults includ
ing the invalid a girl twenty-four in
consumption, and a mother with spinal
disease, a daughter fourteen, and a boy
eiht lived on the income drived from
makint: o nbirate night dress for two
dollars a doz. Uread, tea and occasion
ally bits of dry fih constituted the bill
of fare from weeks' end to weeks' end.
Tho result of this visit was some
nourishing food, a cotiplo of months
rent, and a vow registered to hiro all
Bitch garments made at living prices.
The working girls of New York aro
now attempting organization as the
only way "of relief from this terrible
state of things. If every woman who
oan afford it would make the same
vow, and those who cannot would he
willing to mako their own garments
thoro would have to he a revolution in
these mitter. It i time wo all ask
crt with Thomas Hood, "Why shnnld
bread be so dear and flesh and blood
so cheap."
A combination of black watered silk
and faille francais is now very fashion
able for dresses. Worth, says that tho
end of drapery has arrived, and that
there are really no more ways of loop
ing and festooning. The most stylish
di-nses now ara those that aro either
nhirrcd at tho baok, or pleated and
hung ivithont any restraining hitch to
tho bottom of the skirt.
Thero is nothing so comfortable as a
Jong cloik for the evory day shopping
and visiting occasion IVsearo made
lopo and consists of four forms only,
with bell sleeves or bIohvos out in long
point. Tho handsomest nno I havo
seon this fall was mad by a Clinton
Ave. belie of this citv. It looked, like
an imparled garwnt, and was. made
of rough brown cloth, shot with a
lighter.shade of brown nnd red..
A lady from Tatnpa, Fla., n.ks for
the Yankeo rice pudding lvoipe the
ono without pgs. To. begin at tho
cn 1, a slow oven is nptidud, and the
cook must not be in a hurry for her
dessert. Take three tablopoonfuls of
ripo to a quart, of rich milk. Add salt,
sugar and flavoring to taste, a tablf
spoon of buttor, nnd bake till the pud.
ding is creamy, Kgs do not improve
a rice pudding.
in re is n iiiiio oeaven being ar
ranged for thoao who love the dash of
the breakers, great trees, bird son",
the low of cattle and aU that is sweet
and beautiful in naturo, at Gloucester
Maw. This ideal summer abiding
place is wilioughby t'ark, and bids
fair to rival Bar lj arbor and other
popular resorts on account of its near
ness to historic Cape Ann, its. great
groves in close proximity to the. ocean,
and tho utter freedom from malaria.
This spot is warmly recommended by
physicians for tho.ir patiputs who suffer
from bronchial or neuralirio troubles.
"I am sorry you do not take up tho
cudgels for prohibition," writes a dear
friend whose whole heart is in the
cause,' for it is the most vital cpiestiou
boforo tho world to-day." Nobody
living can moro earnestly deplore tho
result of intemperance than I do.
When I sou young men coming out of
grog shops, and know the misery that
these places biiug to our liomes, my
houl is wroth within me, and I feel as
if I could teai them brick from brick.
Something ought to bo doue, and
something must bo done, but what
should be done, I am not wiso enough
to my, Unt in the meantime, let us
educate if we cannot legislate, and just
us fast and as thoroughly as po-sible.
Kl.KANOlt Kiiik.
Bill Nye's Avio to Girls.
TltOWltlTS 8UaOE3TEI BY MISS fOSTKn's
lstritoMMU mahiuaok in
WISCONSIN.
I nm sorry to into that within tho
past few days several moro pcoplo havo
married for a joke, among thorn a
young lady, near Madison, wis., who
was out lor a walk, and at tho suggest
ion of a party named Pons, married
him. Tho young lady whoso name
was Foster, realizing that sho could
marry Mr. Fobs without changing tho
letter on tho tidy which alio had al
ready made, preparatory to keeping
house, did not stop to consider tho
great responsibility which she assumed
by ruarryluc an unknown man. but
boldly launched herself upon tho gtcat
loamy sea ot matrimony.
Much has beon said about this irn
promptu method of marriage but still
people go on encouraging dlvorco by
hurriedly acquiring a husband from
tho great five cent counter of human
ity.
Miss Foster, it soams, was tho daugh
ter ot a millionaire who edits a saw
mill in Wisconsin, and who could havo
boarded her as -long as sho lived.
To tho casual observer it wonld seem
that no temptation could woo a young
lady from a home whero all day long
hiio could near tho sq leal ot tho com
plaining saw mill and the snoro of tho
planing mill, turning out matched
flooring, 2x1 scantling nnd dressed
culls, nnd yet Miss Foster forgot the
buzzsaw, with whiuh sho had been
prono to monkey, tho gentle skid, the
xxxx shingles, the moist slab, tho
dummy joist, the select fencine and its
finishing lumber, in order to fleo to the
arms of a stranger.
Matrimony is, in all cases, a serious
matter but it is doubly serious when
it is tampered with in a flippant and
trifling manner on the start, only to
bring sorrow, chagrin, complaint, an
ser, joinder, rejoinder, surrejoinder,
butter, rebutter and surrebutter, in
harmony, parsimony and alimony at
lant.
Oh, girls, why will you do so? Why
will you forget tho sheltering arms of
your parents to take up arms against a
sea of trouble? Why will you turn
your back on the lumber business to
marry a man without a change of canes
to his baok? Why will you weary of
tho old homo to see out a stranger who
will break your North American heart
and send you down, perhaps to a damp
and undesirable drunkard's gravo.
Try to get acquainted with the man
whom you propose to wed,. As you
get moro thoroughly acquainted, try to
get a whiff of his breath. Seo that ho1
is temperate. If you find that he loves
the flowing bowl, and that his hot
breath as it courses through the douch
ed teeth scorches the cotton in your
ears, draw yourself to your full height.
crack your heels together twice in rap
id succession and go away.
lilLL JNYK.
A Carboniferous Monster.
DlSCOVEItr OF THE PETRIFIED REMAINS
OF AN ANIMAL.
Mr, S. R. Dawson, of Perov. War
ren county, Iowa, claim to havo dis
covered the petrified remains of some
huge monster near that place. He-
was interviewed Saturday respecting
his discovory. He says that his. atten
tion was attracted to it when, passing
several roas distant irora wiiere it lies
on tho bank, and almost in .the bed of
the Des Moines river. He. has made
fresh measurements, and mvea as the
total length of the body, without the
head, forty feet. At. nipo. feet from
the tail be describes it as four feet five
inches, wjdeL, The. head seems to havo
been tlotaicnjedfroin tho body, and lies
abonnt forty.ftve feet distant un the
stream. Mr. Dawson sayB in Bupport
of his theory,that this is the petrified re
mains ot some extinct monster, that is
unliko tho store formation of that
vicinity, and is not tie same all the
way through. He says- that he finds a
spar or quiirtito formation whero the
intestinal canal and) Wood vessel should
be, while a different formation is seen
in other part. Tho seneral annear-
anco of tho deposit is that of a darkish
blue stono turning grayish on the
outside. It was placed on the hlopo of
a dip that lies at an angle of about 20
degrees, dipping to tho southwest. He
is very conbrtent that it is really the
tone remains ot somo hugo amphibian
ftho carboniferous ace. No effort
has been made to get a xcicntifio analy
sis of the find, though the atteution of
the State Goolngist will be called to it,
and it is hoped that its identity and
antecedents will bo established.
Philadelphia 'Wjomen.
A question! much discussed in par
lor- and clubs, says the Philadelphia
Times, is whether beauty is dying out.
imuu iirupuuiiioiia appear to uo very
generally accepted: First, that beauty
among- women and young girls in tho
larger cities is rarer than five or ten
years ago; second, that ugly women
are moro numerous, and third, that the
higher and more exclusive tho circle,,
the more fashionable and elegant the
Nurroundiugs, the less, as a rule, the
physical attractiveness of the women.
That thero is a great decadenco in phy
sical attractiveness among the young
women and girls just entering wom
anhood in Uit cities caunot he-doubled.
Take the most popular thoroughfares,
tne theatres and the great public- gath
eriugs, suoh as balls, and. how rare is a
genuinely pretty girl or beautiful wo
man. it is not many years since it
was a very ordinary occurrence to find !
a girl or woman, on Chestnut street so
unmistakable pretty that passers-by
turned to look at her. Tho songs, tho
ballads, the poetry and tho fiction
were lull of reference to beauty,
whereas now beauty is but rarely sung.
and even in fiction raoBt of the heroines
aro commonplace. Hut tho scarcity
ol beauty is not confined to fashionable
socioiy, u circumstance that goes to
show that fashionable dissipation is
not the wliolo root ot the trouble alter
nil.
Farm Notes.
It has been found that unlpbato of
iron will destroy moss in grass lands,
without injury to tho grass.
A prosperous farmer saystho best
crops ho ever raised were obtained by
spreading manuro on over snow.
Tho farm garden Is tho indox to tho
state of progress of tho farm, and tho
comfort, health and happiness of tho
family.
Ammonia from tho stables is very
injurious to carriago varnish, therefore,
tho carriago should bo housed in a dry
placo somewhat removed.
Parsnips contain moro nutriment
than turnips or carrots, aud make sup
crior food for dairy stock or fattening
hogs, and, of all root crops, uono keep
better.
Fibrous matters may bo reduced to
a manorial stato by tho aid of heat,
moisluro and earthy matter. Wbere
theso ere applied, hay, stalks or weeds
may be rapidly rotted down.
Experiments with commercial ferti
lizers indicato that nitrogenous man
ures appear to bo of littlo use. the seo
ond Bcason on grass. Superphosphate
and kainifbad moro lasting effect.
Itioh, moist soil is tho best adapted
to plum trees. If the lions aro permit
ted to circulate Ireoly aboat the tries
they will fertilize the soil and inter
fere with tho itironds. of th curculio
Hogs will almost winlcr on cloa
cut when in full bloom, cured and pm
whero it can. bo had, so tho hogs can
bo foddered with it twice a day. Tho
will cat It as hay, or better if cut and
wcttsd, with a littlo bran or meat put
on. it.
When n cow on nnchonged. food bo
gino lo dry off sho also begins to fat
Vn. Putting on uVbIi is all right if
net ovcrdouu nor commenced too carl).
A few weeks, or perhaps two or thru
months, if milk is not especially val
uable, may be given to bringing the
cow into condition.
Every farmer in the land should by
all monis keei a few sheen. Thev
cost littlo in tho first placo. The cost
ior uie sneep will never bo n.issed.
Nothing is. nicer in the soring than a
quarter of lamb. The majority of tho
farmers aro not convenient to market,
and consequently can not obtain fresh
meat when most needed that is, in
hot weather. A lamb can be eaten by
most families before it spoils, and if
not, it is easy to make an arrangement
with neighbors to take a quarter and
roturn it when they kill. By all means
Keep a tew sheep.
un somo larms enough straw is
wasted to mako a handsome income.
All straw is poor food, as it lacks in
both tho elomcnts of growth and fat.
j.ijo piuiiuruuus aro so smau mat. ani
mals can not eat enough to make much
gain. Thev will live on it. but tho
farmer wants moro. By the addition
of a little meal the straw can bo sold
in a good market on tho farm and bo
had for manure at the samo time. This
is just what the farmer wants, to con
vert into, a fertilizer all tho fodder and
grain ho oan which has paid a good
profit upon itself in other ways, as
meat batter or cheese. When this is
don tho farm will always be profitable.
"I want you to send this messago to
Miss Brown at Galveston. Her mother
is not exoected to live," said a Texas
granger to an Austin telegraph opera
tor. Operator takes tho message, situ
down at his table and begins to send
it over tho wires.
"Hold up 1 Don't give it to her so
fast. Shn's got heart, disease. Go
alow. Break it to her gently."
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catalogue Address. OllEAT WKHTK1IN OUN
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yocangetttat theureat Western by writing a
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ltenalrcd.
Beplt-6ms
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BLAH BOOK MAKER
RULER AKD BINDER,
No?. 7 and 9 Matkcl St.,
WfLps-BAiW, PA-
eepts-lyc&bro.
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B rentable. Persons of titherecx easily earn from
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sum by devoting all their time to tho business.
Uoys nnd girls enrn nearly as much as men. That ,
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the business, we mako this o"er. Tr such ns are
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THE SUCCESSFUL HEMEDY
roit
CATARRH
contains no injurious drugs and has no ojrenstve
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Mnney,
Time, KiFAMB,
Pain,
Trouble,
ANO will ccbk
"ATARRH
By using
ELY'S
Cream BalmH ay-fever
XLrs CREAM UAUI
Is not a liquid, snulfor powder. Applied ittlo
nostrils Is qulekly absobed. It cleanses the hend.
Allays Inflammation. I teals the sores. Restores
the senses of taste and smell.
10 cents at Druggists; by mall, registered, CO cenls.
ELY BROTHERS,
Office, 235 Greenwich St., New York
City. Hee9d4t.
SBBBBBBrTvT&H
llATeym Coaffh. BronrhitU, Asthma, Indigestion 1 Um
EARKKR'8 OJNQER TONIO without del?. It
m cured mtnjvtiho worttttutvndliUiebKtruilr
for all affecUonj of ths throat and lunpn, and diseafei
arMnfr from Impure blood and eihatmion. Ihe fpebla
and alck, itrunvllnit afralnit disease, and slowly drifting
to Utegrare, will In manj oavea recover their health by
the UraelT vim of I'arker'a OintrerTonlc, but delay li dAtt
Keroua, Take It la time. Jtu laTaluitMe for all pain
and dlftonlen of itomacb aud bowele. tOo. at irueii-LKta.
FA. LKnMANN.
Washington, D. G
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PATENTS
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1 . P1?P PnOFIT and SAMPLES
I I II I rXjXV FHEK to men canvassers
I I il I PT7'rT 'or Dr. Scott's Genuine
J. J J Kjllir X .Klootrlo Belts, lirushes. c.
Lady agents wanted for Electrlo Corsets. Quick
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AN ONLY DATOHTEE CUBED OF
COBSUMfTlON
When denth was hourly expected from coLsump
tlon, all remedies having failed and Dr. II. James
was experimenting h-" accidentally made a prep
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child, and and now gives this recipe freo on re
ceipt of two 2-ccnt stampsto pay expense Hemp
also cures night sweats, nausea at the stomach,
and will break a fresh col t in 51 hours Ad tress
Craddock & Co., 1033 Itace St., Philadelphia, men
tioning this paper, novssdlt.
CURB
'FOIt
THE
DEAF.
reek's Patent Improved Cushioned Ear Drums
PEI1FEOTLV HESTOHETHE IlKAUINf), whether
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the natural drums. Always In position, but invls
lblo to others and comfortable to wear. Music,
conversation, even whispers heard distinctly. We
refer to those using them. Write toF. HISCOX,
wa llrosdwar, cor. 14th St., New York, for illus
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COCOA
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DO YOU KNOW IT ?
WIXrjIlSETEIt'SIIYPOPIIOSPIIITEor LIME aD
SODA Is a matchless remedy for Consumption la
every stago of the dlsenso For coughs. Weak
Lnnrs, Throat DIseaBes, Loss of Flesh and appe
tite, and all forms of Central Debllltr It Is an un-
equaled speclflo remedy, ton FDn Nn airr
VINCIIK"TEK'S Pkbpahatioh. l and 3 per bot-
ua. soia ay aruggisis. winuiiestuh iu,
ics William street, New Yoik. nov2Wlt
LIEB1G COMPANY'S
mm
Ml
ONLY SORT
Guaranteed Genuine by Baron Lielilg.
Highly r 'commended asn nightcap Instead
of alcoholic drinks.
Genuine :nly with tho fac-simlle o
Baron Lie'o5g's signature in blue a:ross
Label.
Sold by ttorekecpers, grocers and druggists.
novsudlt.
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world. Capital not needed; j ou are started
fnu Tint ti Lavaoi all arriM Anvrtnainn itn
the work. Large earning!) sure from Orst starL
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find out; If you nie wise you wtll do so at once. U
Uiixirrr & Co., Portland, Maine. det-M-fio-iy
Qiiakor Catarrh Rem'dy.
Cures the worst cases, also nay Fever, Bron
ebltlsandall bead andtbroat troubles, lestores
hearing, smell and taste, groat relief to consump
tives, often cu'es them. Ills nature's own rem
edy. It has cured us and thousands of ntners, af
ter tr Ing everything else, ill win po-ltlvely cure
you. Price w cents, In Btamps, by mall. MILLS
a COL, SB N. lllh ht., Philadelphia, Pa. nJJ-3ms
k: I CURE
5, FITS!
When I say Core I do not mean merely to
stop them fur a time, and then have them re
turn again. I MKAX A JUDICAL CUUE.
I have made the disease of
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FAIXING SICKNESS,
A life long study, I warrant my remedy to
t'uiiK the worst cues. Ilecause others have
failed I s no reason for not now receiving a cure.
Send at once for a treatise and a Fhk Iiottlh
Of IIIV INFALLIULB 1CKMEDV. Give Eiinets
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Uio Dn, DuCHOINC'S OfMebrateU.
FEMALE REGULATING PILLS,
Tbeyar Btrtnsthtntna tntlio entlrn syitra, Impart
ton, vigor kod tuunftlo fore to U f oucl loa of bodf
Bad mind. tint br intl, dMurulf ustUditl AddrtMO,
Dr. Hartor Medlclno Oo,, 6T.L0U1S, HO.
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RAIL TXO AS TIME TABLE
D
ELA.WAHE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN KAILltOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
STATIONS.
r M
NORTH UMBKRLAND 40
Cameron o m
Cbulasky 6 10
Danvlllo (1 OS
Catnwlbaa 0 !S
llunert..
nioomsburg....
Espy
I.lmo Iildge.
willow Drove..
Urlarcreek
licrwlck
Hcach Hxven..
lllck's Ferry...,
Hhlckshlnny,..,
uuniocK's .
6 3.
0 20
0 42
6 50
II 54
. s ts
7 0
7 11
7 1R
7 HO
7 43
Nantleoke, 7 50
Avondale 7 51
Plymouth 7 Ml
Plymouth Junction,.... 8 0.1
Kingston 8 03
Dennett 8 12
Maltby 8 17
Wyoming 8 S2
West llttston a !!7
Plttston 8 33
Lackawanna 8 40
TaMorHUo. 8 43
Ilellovuc 8 54
SC1UNTON 9 00
r h
STATIONS.
1 If
KORaHTOH 6 10
Believue e e
Taylorvllle s 20
Lackawanna o s-
llttston 6 3H
West Httston 6 42
Wyoming...... 0 47
Maltby I si
Ilennett 0 53
Kingston 0 Ii8
Plymouth Junction 7 05
Plymouth 7 10
Avondale 1 14
Nantlcoko 7 19
Uunlock's 7 W
Shlckshluny 1 47
Hick's Frrry 1 55
Hcach Haven 8 01
Berwick 8 07
Ilnarcreek 8 13
widow Grove 8 10
Lime Hldge. 8 20
Epy 8 so
bloomsburg 8 32
Itupert 8 37
Catawlssa 8 2
Danvlllo 8 57
Chulasky. 9 03
Cameron 9 or
NOKTUUMBfcRLAND 9 22
a u
Connections at Kupert with rhllsdelphli &
Ileadtusr ltallroad for Tamanend. Tamaoua. Will.
Ismsport, Hunbury, l'otisvl le, tc At Northum
berland with P. & E. Dlv. P. n. It. for Ilarrlsburg,
Lock Uavtn, Emporium, Warren, corry and Erie.
r si
1 85
1 58
2 14
2 19
2 21
2 29
2 49
2 51
2 59
3 09
3 19
3 2D
3 35
3 39
3 43
3 52
3 66
4 01
4 22
r h
A M
9 50
9 55
10 DO
10 08
10 l(i
10 22
10 27
10 80
10 31
10 SS
in 42
10 47
10 51
10 51
11 02
11 12
11 22
II 28
11 37
il"4S
11 52
11 to
12 05
18 10
12 15
12 30
1Y4O
12 5
r u
NOItTn.
A. SI. At I.
10 10 1 15
10 25
10 29
10 33
10 63
11 00
11 07
11 16
11 82
11 28
11 30
11 37
II 44
II 4S
11 54
12 08
12 16
12 20
12 21
12 30
12 37
12 41
12 45
12 50
12 55
1 03
1 11
1 19
1 25
1 30
r m
SOUTH.
2 03
S'l'5
2 21
2 28
2 34
2 39
2 '47
2 50
2 51
2 69
3 O)
3 05
3 19
3 29
3 39
3 45
3 61
3 67
4 01
4 05
4 12
4 18
4 21
4 29
4 46
4 54
5 00
5 15
F M
6 SO
6 34
6 40
B 6S
7 05
7 12
7 20
7 27
7 31
7 35
7 42
7 49
55
8 P8
8 IT
8 22
8 39
8 S3
8 38
8 45
8 49
8 63
8 58
9 0J
9 09
9 17
9 25
9 30
9 35
All
rv
6 20
6 25
6 .10
6 37
6 45
6 10
6 55
6 59
7 H3
7 07
7 12
7 16
7 21
7 25
7 43
7 5'
8 07
8 13
8 20
8 27
8 31
8 31
8 41
8 47
8 52
8 67
9 15
9 23
9 28
9 45
r k
V.
F. HALSTEAD, Gen. Man.,
Kcranton, Pa
Don't rail to Cr.II and Kxamiiie
EXTEUTIVE STOCK OF
Flu m mm urn
JUST OPENED,
Del
I nm offering grent bargains in tho following dress goods:
chimes, Flannels, Plaids, Cnshniercs, Heavy Contincrs.-wilh Trim.
inings and Buttons to match, Opera Flannels, Velveteens, Dress
Goods of every description, with Braids nnd Trimmings to mutch.
Women's Misses and Children's Hood's, all styles, Shawls, &c.
Women's Shoes, $1.00 up.
Ulcn's, Youths' & Boys' Clothing,
very largo stock. Men's Suits, $5 00 up. Overcoats, $4 75 up.
Men's Shoes and Boots, Horso Blankets, Robes, Bells, Trunks
Valises, Bed Blankets, Comfortables, &c. '
My stock is complete in every branch and would respectfully
solicit your patronage. Examine before purchasing elsewhere.
You will find goods at my store not kept in this place. Styles
latest, on account of visiting the markets last. Prices cannot be
beaten in the city. v
J. J. McmEimi, Beaton Fa,
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R, Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
-IMI
TIME TABLE.
In effect Way 29. 1887. Trains leave suntmry
EA8TWAIID,
V.40 a. m., Sea snore Ezpresa (datly except
Sunday), tor Harrlsnurg and Intcrmedlatestatlons,
urrivitiK ui , uimuuipuia 0.1D p. m. : new xora,
6.20 d. m. : Baltimore. 3.10 n. m. : Washington.
5.50 p. in., connecting at l'nlladelphla forallBea
Shore points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia.
, 1.43 p. m. Day express
dally except Bunday),for Ilarrishurg and Interme
diate stations, arriving at Philadelphia
6.50 p. m. i New York, 9.35 p. m. j Baltimore
6.45 n. m. : Washlntrton. 7.45 D. m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
iuruuu mi ruiiuucijuia una uammoru.
7,45 p. m. Itenoyo Accommodation (daily
tor llariisburg and all lnurmedlate stations, arriv
ing at Philadelphia 4 25 a. m. ; New York 7,10 a. m.
Baltimore, 4.55 1. in. ; Washington 1 05 a. m. j
Sleeping car accommodat Inna can be aecured at
Ilarrlaburcfor Philadelphia and New York, f in Hon.
days a through sleeping enr will be run; on this
train from WUllamsp'tto 1'UUadelphla.Phlladelphla
passengers can remain In sleeper undisturbed unt)
i u. Ul.
2.60 a. m. Erie Mall (dally except Monday,
tc- Harrlsburg and Intermediate stations
11.3 m. ; Ualtlmore 8.15 a. m. ; Washington, V.xl)
a. ra. 'inruuKu ruuroan sleeping ears are run on
mis iraui to rmiuueipnta, uauimore ana t asning.
ton, and through passenger coaches to Phlladel.
pum ana uauimore.
WESTWARD.
5.iua. m.Erle Mall tdallr excent Kunnnvi. rn
Erie arJ all Intermediate stations and canandal-
f:uaaraintenneaiate stations, Kocnestcr, Hurra
oand NtagaraEalls, with thiough Pullman Pal
ace cars and passenger coaches Co Erie and lioch
ester.
9.53 News Express (dally except Sunday) (oi
.va iia.cu euiu tuicruicuiaio siuiiuuh.
12.62 p. m. Niagara Express (dallj-except Sun
y) tor Kane and Intermediate stations and Can
a talgua and principal Intermediate stations.
it Theater, lludalo and Niagara Falls with
through passenger coaches to Kane and Kochester
ana rdnorcaruj iiuainspon.
5.30 p. in. Kast Lino (delly.except 8unday)(or lte
novo and Intermediate btatlons, and Ulmlra, Wat-
kins ana intermediate stations, with through pas
senger coaches to Itenovo and Wntklns.
9.20 a. m. Sunday mall tor Henovo and Interme
diate statlon-
TUIIOUUU TIU1N8 FOH SUNBIOIY FROM TOE
UtTAItUSUUTII,
Sunday man leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a. m
iiarnsDurg i.u arriving at Minoury v.20 a. m. with
inrougu sleeping car irom rnuafieipma lo wit
llamsiiort.
News Express leaves I'hlladeltihla 4.30 a. m.
Harrlsburg, 110 a. m. dally except Sundaj
anlvlDif at Sunbury 9.53. a. in.
. Niagara Express leaves
I'miaueipuiu, in. ; imuiinure t.ou a. m, laany
except hund.i arriving at sunbury, 12.52 p. in.,
with through Parloi car from Philadelphia
nuu luruusu t'jMuKiut.ui wwucb truui ruuaaei.
phla and Baltimore.
Fast Una loaves Now York 9.00 a. m. ; Phlladel
nhla.il.50a. m. ! Washtuirton. 9.50 a. in itnitt.
more, 10.45 a. m., (dally except Sunday) arriving at
uuuury, 0.0.1 v. vvuu luruuKU passengef
coaches from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Erie Mall leaves New York R0U n. m. : Phlladat.
phla, lt.25 p. m. ; Washington, 10.00 p.m.; Halt 1-
uiuru, ii.vii y. ui., tutui uurui. ouiurua) arriving
at Sunbury 5.10 a. in., with through Pullman
Sleeping curs trom Philadelphia, Washington and
uiiiunore uuu turuugu passenger coacnes iroin
Philadelphia.
NUMIimV. IIAZU'.TON Ar WII.KKMIIAIIUB
IIAII.IIUAII AIMII IMIUTll AMU WKHT
lll'AM'H Hi I.WAY,
(Dally except buuuay.)
Wllkesbarre Mall leaves sunbury 9.55 a. m.
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10.16 a. m., WlU:es-barre
12.15 p.m.
Wilkes-Barre aecom. leaves Sunbury t.li ii m, ar
riving atBloom Ferry 3:51; Wllkes-Barre, 6:on p m.
Eipross Ease leaves bunbury 5.35 u. m., arriving
at Bloom Ferry e.26 p. in., Wllkes-barre 7.65 p. in
Sunbury Mall leaves Wlikesbarrei0.l5a.m. arriv
ing at Bloom Ferry li.6l a. m.,uunbury 12.45 p. m
Express West ltavcs Wllkes barre2.50 p. m., ar
riving at. Bloom Ferrr 4.19 o. nt. huntmrv 5.inp.m
Catawlssa accom. leaves Ncscopcck 6:05 p m, ar
riving at Bloom Ferry 6:J p in; bunbury, 6:26 p m.
SUNDAY ONLY. v
Sunday mall leaves Bunbury 9.25 a. m., arriving
at Bloom Ferry 10:16 a. m. w Ukes-Bsrre 11:45 a.m.
Sunday accommodation leaves W likea-Uarre 6:10
p. in., arriving at Bloom Ferry, o.3 p, m., bunbury.
1:30 p. in. "
cuas. b. pnan, j, it. wood,
Uen.Haiiagtr, Qen, Piascager Agent
PERRINE'S
PURE
BARLEY
ifiALT WHISKEY.
DlSTiuiD from selected Barley Malt and guaranteed to bo chemically nura
and tree from Injurious oils nnd icldsolten contained In alcoholic llnuorsf It ii
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greatly bencnfled by its use. lfecommended by leading pliysielons si i Wurctle
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appetite, a rich and abundant blood nnd Increased llesh and muKulartliuo a
stimulant mild nnd gentle In effect. Dyspepsia, Indigestion and nil wastmir di?
eases cat be ei tlrely conquered by the iiso nr I'errlne's pure B, rley alt Whlskev
if.J? tonl "n(1 d'tiretio nnd a powerlul Mrcngtliencr to tho entire system pph.
1 USE'S I'UIIE BAULKY MALT WHISKER has proved a medicinal protection to
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exceptional powers 1 endurance. Ask lour neares-t diueglst or grocer ronnr
PEHitlNE'sfUllE UAIILKY MALT W1USKI-Y revives the energies of thoso orri
out with excesi-lvo trxM or mentnl effort and acts as a safeguard against exnosurn
in wet nnd rlgoroun weather. It will drive all malarlc us diseases from the si stem
Hard workers of every vocation and persons whom n sedentary lite renders nronc to
Dyspepsia find In Pcrrlne s Pure Barley !! m n ' .V i i
Malt wiuscey a powerrul lnvlgoront
and helper to digestion. PEHlllNK'S
rUUB UAKLKY 51 ALT WHISKEY
PlUKlPHIaJVWSl without unduly stimulating the kid
5: vf""vray nys Increases their flagidng activity.
counteracts the effects ot fatlgUH, has
tens convalescence and is a wholesome
and prompt diuretic Watch the label I
None genuine unless bearing the signature
Fui saie uy all druggist
The analysis ns It Dnneam hv thn i.n
bel on e ery bottle: l have carefully an
alyzcd the Pun k llAKLxr Malt Willi
xsr made by M. J. s. l"eiTlneandnL(l
it entirely freo from tuscl oil, furfurol.
metals and acids nnd Is nbolutclj
ure." signed, Camilla Arthur itater.l
Uraduate of the Universities QTSluntch
untrm 7ia h eisoaaen
and grocers throughout
the united States and
Vliuuuas.
37 NORTH FRONT ST. 38 NORTH WATER ST., PHILA
ru aAur. Ill lilllJUllll' AMU l,U UKM.IltS. Jan
PEKNEY OOODb
A SPECIALTY
SOLI A0XKT8 r0K
F. F. ADAMS ft CO.,
PINE CUT
CHEWING
TOBACCO
Sole agents ot the fol
lowing Dranas ot
cigars.
HENHY CLAY,
LONDItES,
NORMAL,
INDIAN ritlNCESS,
SAMSON,
S1LVEK ASH.
Alexander Bros, k Co,
WnOLESALEj DEALE1IS IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CANDIES,
FRUITS iKD KUTS.
SOLE AGENTS FOK
EEKRY 1UILUEDS .
SECA.NDIKS.-'
FHEBn EVEKY W EEK.
Bloomsburg. Pa.
ANY OlDEIt
FO It FESTIVAL
will bo
SUPPLIED WITH
THE
LOWEST
it
AS FOLLOWS:
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
P.ANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
WALNUTS!
CREAM NUTS,
ALMONDS,
POP CORN
RALLS.
DEALER IN
Foreign autLJtome&tie
WINES AND LIQUORS
ANO JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
INDUCEMENTS!
We are offering great inducements to persons desiring to
purchase Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines.
3
s
Amoncr the Pianos wo lmndlu aro the TV'VJIR fv POND,
C. G. BlilGGS, BA US $ CO., SCB OM ACKER Gold
String and Opera Pianos. Thesu Pianos nro all lirst-claso
and fully warranted for five years.
Our leading Organs are tho celebrated ESTEY. MILL'
EB, UNITED 8 TA TES and other macs.
Our leadinc Sewine Machines are tho celebrated WHITE,
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ARD ROTARY Sewing Machine, tho finest and best
Rotary Rowing Machino in tho world.
Beforo purchasing write for Catnlocues to J. SALTZER'S
PALACE OP MUSIC AND GREAT SEWING MACHINE
DEPOT, Main St., Bloomsburg, Pa.