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Swallowed Jpidr.
A MTSt-BOT A MARVELOCS CUM FOR
MALARIA.
t
"Mtkrlat''
"Ya, Qkrl.
"No, atr. I am do more fcfrald of
malaria than I nm of you," and as tlio
speaker was at least too inohos taller
than the reporter, and propottionatdy
broader, his fear of tli&t drend malady
was (probably not excessive, "l'vo
had malaria, and I've been cured."
"Yes, bnt a man can havo malaria
more than once.''
"Not if ho is cured tho way I was.
About ten yoarS auo I was living in
Indiana, in Vitro county, near Terra
Hante. In thoeo days a man was re
crarded as a stranger until hH had
drank about a gallon of whiskey and
S' uinlne, and shaken down his bedstead
aree or four times with tho acrae. I
bad a rather reticent naluro, and I sap-
pose It took the climate longer to get
acquainted with mo than It did the or
dlnary run of men. For I had to
drink about a barrel of whiskey and
tako whole pounds of quinine before I
could get strong enough to even shako
mysclt, let alono a bud.
"How was I cured 1"
"Well it was a novel cure, i board
ed with i 'Mrs. Dennis, who told me
she could oure me if I would take her
tnedioine. Finally I agreed. Sho
bought a towel and bound it around
my Head so I could not see; then she
brought a glass of water, and told mo
to tako my dose, and immediately
swallow tho water.
The doso tasted like a little ball of
dust, and as it was going down I felt
a sharp pain in my throat, as if it had
been scratched.
"Tho next morning Mrs. Dennis
brought a little box and showed me
her' medicine. It was a big, hairy,
black Bnidor. alive, and the mate to tho
one I had swallowed tho day bofore."
The medicine this gentleman took
for malaria, may have been effective,
but few would care to try the remedy.
Nor is there any' necessity for it
Malaria is a poisoned condition of
the blood produced by bad air and
water, which enter the blood-channels
through the stomach and lungs and
other ways, and produce injurious ef
feotsS on the livor and kidneys, it is
cured by putting the liver and kidneys
in perfect healthy working order. The
drags ordinarily used for such purposes
frequently do quite as ration Harm as
good, and leave tho system in an en
feebled condition.
The certain and harmless remedy
for malaria is Warner's safe cure which
puts the liver and kidneys in healthy
action, when the poison is carried out
of the system, aud tho serious effects
it encenders. nass awav. J. M. Booth.
Spriugfinld, Mass., under date of March
28th, 1887, writes: "O.ie year ago I
bad the malaria had had it mora or
less for b-n years. I stopped all other
medicines and took Warner's safe cure,
and it oured me. This country is fam
ous for malaria, and I know Warner's
safe cure will cure it."
People who live in malarious locali-
ties will find in Warner's safo oure a
specifics against contracting this dis
ease, The malarial poison can find no
entrance to the sostem, if the liver and
kidneys are kept in healthy action.
The gentleman who swallowed the
epider, concludes bis narrative in the
New York Mail and Express by say
ing: "I was effectually cured, but I
wouldn't take another dose of that
medicine to save my life."
Hot to be Hitched That Way.
"There take that," said a red headed
female. as ahe brought her parasql with
a 'tremendous whack on the head of an
inoffensive looking middle aged gentle
man who sat opposite her in an out
going Fourth avenue car last night
about half past six.
"Madam! I ah I don't under
stand tho reasonfor this. How have
I offended yon?"
"Don't madam me, sir. You've besn
looking around for a white horse ever
since f got in, and I want you to un
derstand that if I am red headed you
can't hitch me with a white horse to
make a team. No, sir." ,
An inoffensive looking man, with a
crushed Derby bat and a woe-begone
countenance, dropped off the rear plat
form of the car about a minute later.
Minneapolis Journal.
The Leading Manufio taring Industry.
The report of the United States Geo
logical Survey has been issued for 1886,
containing among other matters of in
formation statistics of ttio production
of minerals in this country. The value
of these productions in that year
amounted to about $465,000,000, tho
largest yet teoorded in any country,
and showing an increase ot $29,000,
000 as compared with tho production
of the previous year. The greatest in
crease was in iron and steel which
alone amounted to 830,000,000.
This showing is particularly gratify
ing to FennsylvamanB, as the benefits
are largely Bhared by this State which
is the leading iron manufacturing sue
tion of the conntry. In view of tho
changes that aro proposed to be made
in the tariff it is in order to consider
the effect tbey may have upon the pro
duotive interest that so olosely concerns
our State. As the reforms proposed
are not intended to be free trade meas
ures, it is not to bo expected that there
will bo any considerable reduction of
duties on manufactured iron, if any at
all. The removal of the tariff from
raw materials would inolnde iron ore,
Thousands of tons of foreign ore, abso
lutely needed in the manufacture of
iron, and for which our native mines
havo as yet furnished no substitute
are imported and a heavy duty is paid
on it. There is not a ton of it used
without a good many more tons of
domestic ore being used with it. There
fore it is reasonable to believe that the
use of the product of our mines would
bo stimulated by any measures that
would increase the use ot tbe indlspnn
sable foreign ores. Diminishing the
cost of the latter would appear to get
in its good effects by inore&sing tho
iiso of the former. It is olalmed that
in this way cheap raw materials, al
though tbe production of other countries
stimulate tho activity aud promote tho
interest ot our home industries.
Farm Notes
For bamble-fnot make the roosts low
and keep tho afflicted fowl confined.
For debility, keen the fowl In a warm
dry place, feed meat, and give n piece
ot gtnjjer daily.
m- ... .. l i i
and feed meat and milk, with plenty
ot gram at night, omitting oorn.
For lice, dust PersianMnscct powder
freely in evorycrack and orevioe, and
on tho bodies of tho hens among the
feathers.
The American Garden says bubach
powder blown into ant hills with a
strong bellows will kill or drive away
tho insects.
For indigestion, glvo the birds plon
ty of sharp gravel, aud also a teaspoon
fill of fenugreek, in the soft food, for
overy ten hens.
Cnnada's honey crop is estimated to
tin nn nvnrmm of nnlv twenty pounds
to tho colony. Many colonics will find .pelcut workmen,
liberal Icediug to carry ttiem over tne
winter in safety.
For soft shell eggs, pnt the hens at
work scratching, as it Indicates tbey
aro too (at. Soft egg, apoplexy, egg
bound, and nearly all such diseases, aro
due to the bens being too tat.
You can cut off the combs of fowls,
if you profcr. Uso a sharp knife i out
off both combs and wattles. Mo pro
vent bleeding, first wash the head with
Btrong alum water, and then sprinkle
with powdered tannin.
For swelled eves, batho tho head
with a warm solution made by dissolv-
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be
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For roup, dissolve a teaspoonful of
oblorido ot lime iu a pint of water, and
give tne bnd a teaspoontui ot tne so
lution. Burn tar and turpentine in
tho poultry houso after tho fowls haye
gone on tho roost at nignu
In storing onions .spread them out
so that tho air can get to tnem. iney
will not keep well if piled up, but in a
cool plaoe there will be no difficulty
with them if they be spread in thin
layers, no uecayeu oqiuub huuuiu
allowed, as they may damage all.
In their native hills it is said that
the Cheviot sheep are oxcelled by cone.
They aro as. large as the Cotswolds,
while tho mutton is considered better
and the fleece finer and closer. On
good pasture the fleeco grows finer and
sell for a higher price than when the
animals are fed on coarse grass.
The ideal soil in which to set a plant
is one that is moist without being
water soaKed. neither too dry nor too
wet. In such soil even a poor plant
will take root. The plant will make
its own root just as the outting does,
For setting in dry soil the plant should
be well rooted and stocky, as it must
depend on tho roots it already has for
a start.
The Middletown (N. Y.) Argus says
swarm of bees for a year made a
home in tbe piazza of a residence thorn,
and on investigation it was discovered
that the bees had found a way of get
ting under tbe floor of one of tbe bed
rooms, and fifty pounds of honey and
a quantitiy of brood comb were taken
from between two ot tne noor oeams.
Nothing is more easily grown than
a grapevine. It will almost take care
of itself, if you will. give it a reason
able cuauce; and 'tnen, Having Deen
trimmed on very simnle principles for
three years, you can let it run over a
tree, a shed, a barn or a trellis. Keep
its feet clean of weeds, and well shod
with ashes and manure, and yoa will
have.enough to eat.
A Nebraska farmer, who has been
experimenting with alfalfa, finds that
tho i ilnn Is raided one SDrinc are likelv
to be killed the following winter. If
they survive, however, they will be
strong enough to live through succeed
ing winters, and will produce a large
amount of foliage. This alfalfa patoh
afforded excellent teed last summer
while tbe drought put a stop to the
growth of grass and clover.
Prof. Stewart says a very valuable
use of flaxseed can be made by grind
ing one bushel with eight bushels of
oats, or all the flaxseed that can be
ground with oats without sticking to
tbe millstones. Then mix one nun-
dredpounds of this ground oats and
Qaxsead with two hundred ponnds oi
bran. This will be the best kind of
feed for young pigs, and it will be
good for them 'all tho time np to fat
tening: and besides this they will be
smooth, rangy pigs, making good
roasters at all times.
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Northumberland. s 40 1 85 10 10 s is
Cameron. .. 5 65 ...... 10 25 e 30
chulasky ... eoa .... loss est
Dannue o w i w iu o. e u
Catawlssa.... U 2 14 10 53 ft BS
Rupert... e so S 19 11 00 T us
Bloomshurg 6 3d ill 11 07 7 u
Kspy S 42 2 W 11 IS 7 SO
Llmeltldge. S BO .... n S3 7 ST
willow (iroTe..... ... e 61 .... use 7 si
llrlnrcreek.. M n 30 7 85
IlerwtCk 7 05 9 49 11 87 7 49
neaeh Haven 7 II s 54 11 44 7 49
Hick's Ferry- - 7 is s 69 11 4S 65
sutckshtnny .. 70 309 n on sea
Ilunlock'a 7 4.1 8 19 U OS 8 IT
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Avondale 7 54 la so s as
Plymouth .... 7 69 3 85 19 8 8.1
I'ljmouth Junction,.... 8 ai 3 39 19 30 8 88
Kingston 8 0S 8 43 12 37 8 45
Uennctt 8 12 .... 12 41 8 49
iMaltby .' 8 17 ... 12 45 8 63
Wyoming 8 S2 3 62 12 60 8 68
West llttston 8 27 8 66 1 65 9 03
PlttHton .... 8 83 4 01 1 03 9 09
Laokawanna 8 40 .... 1 11 9 17
Talorrllle...... 8 48 .... 1 19 9 25
Ileilevue 8 64 ... l!l 9 CO
SCRAHTOM - 9 00 4 22 1 30 9 SB
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All All fm ru
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Ileilevue 0 it 9 65 ... 6 25
Taylorvllle. 6 SO 10 00 9 14 6 1
Lackawanna 6 24 10 os a 21 6 87
llttfcton 1 10 18 2 S8 6 45
iWestlHtStOn 8 42 10 22 2 SI 8 60
Wyoming 6 47 10 S7 8 89 6 65
.Maltby 8 61 10 30 ... a 61
Dennett 65 10 St 2 47 7 03
Kingston 8 68 10 34 2 60 7 07
Plymouth Junction..... 7 05 10 42 2 61 7 it
Plymouth . 7 10 10 47 S 69 7 1
Avondale 7 14 10 61 3 03 7 21
Nanucoke....' 7 19 10 65 3 OS 7 15
HunlOCk'S 7 26 11 09 3 19 7 43
Hhlckshluny 7 47 11 12 SSV 7 61
Hlck'a Furry. T es u 22 3 89 8 07
Beach Haven, 8 01 II S3 8 46 8 18
UerWICk 8 07 11 87 3 61 8 20
llnarcreek. s is 3 67 8 27
iWl.low drove. 8 IS 11 48 4 01 8 81
Lime Ridge. ... 8 20 11 62 4 05 8 8.1
Espy. 8 E 11 (9 4 12 8 41
Bloomshurg S 82 12 05 4 18 8 47
Rupert 8 87 12 10 4 24 8 62
catawlssa 8 '2 12 IS 4 29 R 67
Danville 8 67 .19 30 4 4 9 IB
Chulaaky. 9 03 4 64 9 21
Cameron 9 07 12 40 5 oo gat
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ww irier auy n-wnpntrr ruon
waruinaiL Aaoraiaaiuvltcra
Pontaie atamra takan for rraetlnna of a doltar, As to our rrlUMlttj.
lahft In Nw Turk llkewlms to the Oommftrl"! Aaviicli-a. All orilcra fll'M tiy
1. M. AjuV tu?i I'uuiiaher iki .tinrrtiy Htrei,er lora.
T, W, EDGAR,
OF ESPY, PA.,
Jlespcctfully informs his friends and public generally that heMias. refitted
bis, planing mill. In addition to the planing mill work ho is now 'prepared to
famish to order doors anl inside finish for houses.
WESTERN PESOS,
veneered with all our native wood, also foreign woods, such as Mahogany,
Rosewood, &&, &j. All bard wood Mouldings is used for Veneered Doors and
Inside Finish. All work shall bo guaranteed. Waterproof Glno is used for
veneering all onr Doors and Casings, Base Board, &o., &o. AHo SValnut,
Ash,. Sycamore, Oak, Butternut, Maple, Cherry, Poplar, Veneers, for sale at the
Mill, six to ten frct long, six to thirty .inches wide.
I nm offering great bargains ill tho following dress, coods:
Dolaincs, Flannels, Plaids, Cashmeres, Heavy Qoating8,vitli'Tnm
mings nnd Buttona to match, Opera Flannels, Volyetcens, Dress
Godus of every description, with Braids nnd Trimmingalonatch.
Women's Misses nnd Children Hood's, all styles, Sljawls, .&c
Women's Shoes, $1.00 up,
Wen's, Youths' A Hoys9 Clolliiiis ,
very large stock. Men's Suits, $5 00 up. Overcoats, $4 75 up.
Men's Shoes and Boots, Horse Blankets, Bobcs, Bells, Trun s i
Valises, Bed Blankets, Comfortables, &c.
My stock is complete in every branch and would respectfully
solicit your patronage. Examine beforo purchasing elsewhere.
You will find goods at my store not kept in this place. Styles
latest, on account ot visiting the mar ets Inst. Trices cannot bo
beaten iu the city.
ECONOMY, THJE PRACTICAL
QUESTION OF THE HOUR.
EVERY THING THAT IS NEW AND
STYLISH F01 TIE SEASOS
CMEAHEB .1
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Ml
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
1111
TIME TABLE.
In effect May 29, iar. Trains leave Sonbory
EASTWARD.
9.40 a. m.. sea snore Exoresa (dallr exeeot
Sunday), (or HarrlaDurg and intermediate stations,
arriving at IHlladelphla S.15 f. m. ; New York,
d.u p. m. ; tiaiiunore. aau p. m. ; waaamgwo,
0.50 d. m.. connectlnz at PhliadelDnla for all Sea
Snore points. Through paasenger coach to
0.50 p. m., connecting at PI
snore poinu
Phlladelnhla
1.13 p. ra. Day express
dally except Sonday),for IlaniBburg and lcterme-
Lions arnviUK at roiiBflDi
new Yorx, s.ss p. m. : liaitlmore
i.up.
(.M p.m. j
.io p. m. ;
Washington,
5 p. m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
mrougntorauaaeipiuaaoa tsaiiunore.
7. d. m. Kenovo Accommodation (daily
tor llarrlsburg and all Intermediate BtaUons. arriv
ing at Phiiaiieipnia 4.39 a. m. ; new York 7.1a a. m.
.1
1.
days a through sleeping car will be run; on this
4.K5 v m. : Waahmeton a. 05 a. m.
Hloemcir car accommodations can be aecored al
uamsourgiorriuittuciyiuttauariewurK. uaoun
days a through sleeping car will be run; on this
tralnlromWimamsptto Philadelphia. Philadelphia
Passengers can remain in sleeper undisturbed untl
a.m.
s. do a. m. Erie Mall (dally except Monday,
tor llarrlsburg and Intermediate stations,
arving ai rnuaueipnia vja a. m. new xorx,
ll.Vi . m. : Baltimore 8.15 a. m. 1 Washington, 9.81
a. m. Through Pullman Bleeping cars are run on
this train to I'nuaaeipma, Baltimore an
ton, and through passenger coaches to
pbla and Baltimore.
WESTWARD.
6.10a.m. Erie Mall (dally except Sunday), fo
Erie ard all Intermediate statlona ana canandaL
guaard Intermediate stations, KochnHtcr, llun"a
10 ana Niagara iraiig, wun through Pullman pal.
ace cars ana passenger coacnes 10 jsrie ana Kocn
ester.
9.6J News Express (dally except Sunday) for
Lock Haven and Intermediate stations.
12.52 p. m. Niagara Express (dally except Sun-
a y ) tur ikam uuu iuu:ruiuuiai siaiions ana urn
aualgua and principal Intermediate stations.
Rochester, Uutfalo and Niagara Falls with
through paasenger coaches to Kane and Rochester
G.bO p. m. fast Line (dally .except 8unday)(or Re
IUO iUlU tUbVI UllAUBMI DI;ltlUUai V. 1 1 U ,U
senger coaches to Renovo and watklns.
novo and Intermediate stations, and Glmlra, Wat.
kins ana iniermeaiaui stauona, w nn through pas-
9.S0 a. m. Sundar mall ror Renovo and Intermo.
dlate ftatlOD-
TUItoyUIl TRAINS roRBDNBiaiY FUOMTHK
Sundar mall leaves Phlladelnhla 4.80 a. m
Harrlsburz 1.40 arriving at Sunburr 9.20 a m. with
iuruu)(u sleeping car irum rniiaaeipnia to wu
News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a. m.
llarrlsburg, 8.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
arrlvlnir at Sunbury S.U. u. in.
Niagara Express leaves
Philadelphia, 7.40 a. m. 1 Baltimore 7.30 a.m. (dally
except tsunda) arriving at Sunbury, 1S.6 p. m.,
with through Parlor car trom Philadelphia
ftiw tynjuifu iaiaugur ixacuea 1 rum riuiaaej.
nbla and lfaltlinore.
Fast Line leaves New York 9.00 a. m. t Phll&del
phla.ll.50a. m. ; Washington, 9.60 a. m.; Balti
more, ia45 a. m., (dally except Sunday) arriving n
puwagei
"My sod, did I not see you reading
an account of a prize fight in tbe paper
tbis morning!" "Yes, fatber, 'but I
will never, never do it again so long
as I Jive"' "Never mind about tbat,roy
son. I merely warded lo ask what you
did with tho paper." Jturllngton
JYee J'reas.
Tho superiority of man to nature is
continually illustrated. Nature needs
an immense quantity of quills to make
a goose wuu, but a man can make
gooso of himself with one.
The smoke stack of the Alleutown
thread mill will be 227 feet high, the
tallest in the United States.
"WnEitK Divouces Gnow on Trees,
He (at n Chicago evening entertain'
mem.) "Do you know that very tiril-
lianl-looking woman at the piano, Miss
iircezy v
Miss Breezy. "Ob, yes, intimately.
I will be glad to present you, Mr, Wal
do." "
lie. "Thanks. Is sho an unmarried
lady T"
Miss Hree zy. "Yes, sho has boon un-
married twice.
"Why, Pat, for Heaven's sake,
what B tho matter V "Well, sorr. I
swallled n pertater bug, and although,
Borr, I took simo parrns green widin
live minutes after ter kill tb' baste,
sthill he's Just raisin! tb' divll inside 0'
me, sorr.' J-je.
Bittcnbcnder & Co.,
WAGON MAKER'S
AND
BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES.
No. 120 X-128 Franklin Ave.,
SORANTON, PA.
Ivou and Steel.
aprlll-iy. y
kr I CURE
& FITS!
Diniel Uoyle, of Wijmote, Cambria
county, has been arrested ou informa
tion made by Miss Mary ilaney'cbarg.
Ins him with breach of promise. Tho
young lady wants $10,009 dussges.
Wlirn I say Cubic I do not mean merely to
.top them lor a Urn., anil tlirii luv.tliin re
turn axaln. I hkan A 11AD10AL CUUK.
I have made the disease ot
FITS, EPIKEPSYor
' FALLING SICKNESS,
A lite long study, I waubant my remedy to
Cuitic the worst eases, llecaute others have
lalleillano rrason tor not now rerelvlntru cure
bf nd at once tor a trealhe and a I'ltKt ilnrrLH
Ot HIV iNFAt.I.lllLK llKMIUV. CllVO KltHC..
fnd Post onice. u coits you nothing tor a
rial, snil It will cure you. Address
H.O.ROOT.M.Cf IMPmUSl.HtwYw
ftOVSSn Ctcotma. '" "
ooacbeitrom Philadelphia and Haiti
with through
ila and Ualtpni
phla, ll.ssp. m. ; Washington, lac
more, 11.90 p, m., (dally except Satt
at Hunbury 5.10 a. m., with" th
bieepmg cars irom ruuaaeipnia, v
liaitlmore and through passenger
tore.
Krte Mall leavfes New tork S.D0 p. m. 1 l'hllade'
iroay)
rough
coaches from
oop. m. 1 Bait:
hrautrh
Bieepmg cars trom PhUadelphla, Washington and
more, 11.90 p. m., (dally except Saturday) arriving
iu., mm luruutfa nuiman
phlUdelphla.
HUNIIDUY, IIAZr.KTUN Oc VI,KEHBAHUB
Aii.nuAu Ann nuaTiitanu wbst
UVaNIIII IUII.WAY. '
rTJallr eziwnt hiibiiav.i
Wllxesbarre Mall leaves Sonburr a.55 a. m.
arriving at nioom Jfprry 10.4s a. m., wiUes-barrs
19 is n m '
wuues-uarre accom. ieit-8 Suatmrr W P to, ai
Kxuress East leaves Hunbury 5.35 p. m.. arnvlDff
6.:p.m.. Wllkes-barre7.55 p.
a. H nAm V..n
Sunbury lallleavesWlikeabarreiae3a.m.arrlv.
at Illoom Perrr li.M a. m..Hnnhurv li!.4a n. m
uxpress west leaves WlUes-barrea.50 p. m., ar.
nving at. uioom Kerry ..iv p. m.. eunnprys.iop.rn
lrng at Uloom Ferry 6:30 p w, bunbury, 6: p m,
. BUWOAX UNliT.
Sunday mall leavos sunbury 0:SIJ a, m., arrlvti
at Uloom Ferry 10:18 a. in., Wllkes-llarre 11:4b i-i
Sundar accommodation leaves wuvea-Baira 6
p. m., arriving at bloom Ferry, s.89 p. m., sunbury,
1:80 p. m.
OUAH. B. 1'IIUU,
flen.il anager,
J. It WOOD.
Oen. Paanenger Agent
NERVOUS DEBILITY
WKAKNKSM. 4c. and all disorders brouehton br
Indlscretloni, excesses or overwork ot the brain
and nervous system, Bpeoillly and radically cured
WINOHESTEiT'8 bpecifio till.
a purely vegetable preparation, the moat success.
iui (vuicuj iwiiuwu. ccuu lur Lireuiur. rn
per box; alx boxes, 15, by mall. WISUilBST
Co., Vhcml.ts, 103 William bt., New Yoi k.
8unsniiBE
FOR
THE
COLUMBIAN
novil-ems
T. W. EDOAR.
Voi saie oy au dru( 1st
and grocera throughou
the united .states and
Canadaa.
37 NORTH FRONT ST,
CAN BE BOUGHT
PENNEY GOODS
A SPECIALTY.
SOLI iOSXTI FOB
F. P. ADAMS CO.,
FINE CUT
CHEWING
TOBACCO
EYER
A Large and Varied Stock of
JUST RECEIVED.
ALSO A LARGE AND SELECT LINE OF
Call and be Convinced that ou have the
LAESEST SELECTION OF GOODS
OP THE
LATEST STYLE, REST QUALITY,
AND AT
The Lowest Possible Prices
AT THE
-OF-:
iBIooiiibui', Pa,
J. W, RAEDER,
EULER AND BINDER,
Nos. 7 and 9 Mark t St.,
WILKEStBARJVE, p.
txpn-Ijctbro.
HARRIED
SINGLE,
SUFFERINGWOMEK
RhM trooblsxl with thOMOaooiloK Irrtvltritlot m
tqonUr follow ln ft cold or f-iponnre, or t rem IXiar
UtbUoBkl WwIuiwwsm so pMuliu lo tht mi, hould
Um DR.OuOHeiNB'B OaUbraled.
FEMALE REQULATINQ PILLS.
rium, impart
wnuLateoxj.
RBUGKLE8'
name on a paokage of COFFEE In i
guarantee or excellence.
ARIOSA
COFFEE Is kept la all first-class
stores trom the Atlantlo to the Pacific
COFFEE
Is never good 'when exposed tq the nlr,
Always buy this brandinhermettcuUy
mn.nr
Qnakor Catanli .Remedy,
Cures the worst cases, also liar Verer. llroo
ubltla&tidull bead andlbroat troubles, restores
lieartnir, emell and taste, great relief to coosmnp.
iiTtn, uuen cu-ds iucui. ib w nttiuros owo rem.
edr. It baa cured us ncd tbousands ot otnera. at.
ter trying everxthlos else. It will potltlvelr cure
you. rrtoe CO cents, In stamps, by mail. MILLS
ft CO., W N. UUk tta.i raiadtftlla, fa, Aai
PERRINE'S BARLEY MALT WHISKEY.
Si stillid from selected Barter Malt and (tuarantccd to be chcmtcallr nnm
and tree rrom Injurious oils and i-clds often contained in alcobollo liquors.. Jtla
esjieclallr adapted to persons requiting a stimulating tcnlo, consurnptlTes being
greatly benenttcd by its use. Recommended by leading physicians as a Diuretic,
Kerrlne, Tonic and Iterative, for Consumptives It Is Invaluable. I'HIIUNK'8
TURK liAHLUY MALT WHISKEY Insures a return of vigor to tbo stomacb, u good
appetite, a rich and abundant blood and Increased flesfi and muscular tissue. A
stimulant mud and gentle In effect. Dyspepsia, Indigestion and all wasting din
cases can bo entirely conquered by the uso or l'crnne s l ure linrley alt Whiskey.
It is a tonic and diuretic and a powerful strengtbener to the entire system. PKlt
HINE'S 1'UHK BAULKY MALT WI1ISKK1 has croed a medicinal protection t
those who pursue their ovocatlonn in tbe open air and whose dally work calls it
exceptional Dowers ot endurance. Ask jour nearest druggist or grocer forlor
l'filtltlNE'H PUKK BAKLBY MALT WllItiKhY revlvea tbe energies ot those worn
out with excessive bodily or mental effort and acts as a safeguard against exposuro
In wet and rlgoroun weather. It will drive all malarious diseases trom tbe system.
iiara woncers or every vocation ana persona wnom aneoenLary iirerenaera prone to
Drsnensta nnd in 1-crrlne'B Pure Darley
Malt Whiskey a powerful lnvlgorant
and helper to digestion. rEKUINK'S
PUnB 13AKLKY MALT WHISKEY
without unduly stimulating tbo kld
nrya Increases their nagging activity,
counteracts the nsecls of fatigue, baa
tens convalescence and is a wholesome
and prompt diuretic. Watch the label I
Kane genuine unless bearing the signature
The analysis as It appears by tbe La
bel on every bottle: 1 nave carefully an
alyzed tbe Puna iurmt Milt Wnis
rxt made by M. J. K rerrlne and nod
It entirely tree from fusel oil, furturol,
metals and acids and Is abtolulely
pure." stpwa, Camilla Arthur Mater,
Uraduate of the UntvertUM of ilurttch.
uenevaana tteisoaaen
38 NOKTH WATER ST., PHILA
FOIl SALE DY DRUGQIT AND ALL DEVLEK3. an
Bole agents of the fol
lowing annus oi
Cigars.
11EK11Y CLAT,
LONDRES,
NORMAL,
INDIAN PRrUCESB,
- SAMSON,
SILVER ASH.
ilexaiir Bros
do
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
CIGARS, ITOBACCO,
CANDIES,
FRUITS AND NUTS.
SOLE GENTS FOR
HEKRY MA1LLAEDS
MECA.NDIES.-
FRESH EVERY WEEK.
Bloomsburg, Pa,
ANY OI DEB
FOR FESTIVAL
will be
SUPPUED WJTU
THE
LOWEST
Market Friees,
as follows:
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
WALNUTS
CREAM NUTS,
ALMONDS,
POP CORN
BALLS. -
C. JB.
DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
INDUCEMENTS
f
We are offering great inducements to persons desiring to
purchase Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines.
s
"2
u
m &
So
N
Among tho Pianos we handle aro tho IVERS & POND.
G. C. BRIGGS, BA US & CO., SCHOJUA CKER Gold
Rfa'i.ii.fi rtii.rl. Onavn. Pirtnnsi Thoflf. Plnnrw nrn nil firof-lom
and fuuy warranted for five years.
Our leading Organs are tho celebrated ESTEY. ;MILL-
ER, UNITED ST A TES and other maes, '
Our leading Sewing Machines are tho celebrated WRITE
NE W DA VIS, NE W DOMESTIC. NE W E OME,
HO USE HOLD, R O YAL ST. JOHN and STAND
ARD ROTARY Sewing Machine, tho finest and best
Rotary Rowing Machine in the wprld.
Beforo purchasing writo for Catalogues to J. SALTZER'&
PALACE OF MUSIC AND QREAT SEWING MACHINE. '
DEPOT, Main B., Bloonttburg, Pa.
1 V -'
J.