COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BfcOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COONTY, PA.'
Township Officers.
Tho following nntneil poraons wcro
elcctod at tho rccctri election, held
Tnesday, February 21, 1888:
Bbaveu. Jusllco of tho poaoo,
Allen Mann; constable, Peter Kncoht;
supervisors, Isaac Hargcr, l'oter Shcl
hammer: poor overseer, Jcsso Ititton-
house; Hohool directors, W. A. Dries
baoh, J. Pi Ilasrtok, George Ulshafor:
assessor, Cornelius Sclilichor; assistant
assessors, Snmucl Hornlockor, John
Kllngamant judge of election, Danlol
Uearhant inspectors, I'reiiericK ntim
mol, , Jacob Baker; auditor, Moses
Sohliohcr, tax colleotor, D. L. Singloy.
Bkntok - Just oo of thn peace,
Bruco Caroyi coustabK Alfred llant!!i
snporvisorp, Keuboti .1. .uavis, J. u.
Karns, 100 votos, Win. Smith, 100
votosi poor ovcraecr.lliram Ashj school
directors, T. L. Davis, A. It. Stino; as-
08Sor. Emanuel Laubaob: assistant os
sessors. John S. Kline, I. K. Krick-
bfttim: tiidca of election. Frank J.
Shultei inspectors, Boyd Gibson, John
Ijatarusj auditor, Unmoi lmtr, tax ooi
lector. Ira Mollcnrv.
Berwick. Chief burooss, W. M.
Bovlos. assistant buraess. John G. Ja-
coby: town oounoil, C. II. Zehnder, F.
L. Distlchurst; hi oh constable, A. D,
Seelyt oonstablo, M. L. MoIIenry; poor
overseers, Joseph h. fcyerly, u. a.
CrisDin: school director. II. J. Diettor-
ickj judeo of election, Jaoob Campbell,
east, 8. L. MoBrido, west; inspectors,
W. Pi Rourih. east.W. M. Bredbenner,
easts J. J. MoAmnall. west, J. O Mo-
Murtrlo. west: assessor, John W. Ev
nns; assistant nsscssors, W. B. Barnes,
l".tviil Broaoher: tax collector. J. B.
Lockard.
RntinramiiK .Tustico of the peace,
J. B. Martz; oonstable, J. B. Knorr;
supervisors, Wm. Lamon, Adara Suit;
Door overseers. M. II. Petty; school di
rootors, A. B. Croop, 2 yrs., Henry
Bower: 3 vrs.. Morris Rittonhouse, 3
yrs; assessor, Wm. Lamont assistant
assessors, Georgo W. Miller, James
Snononberrr: inane of election, S. E.
Smith; inspectors, B. G. Klinetob, S.
E. Mover: auditor. SI.. L. Housekncchti
town. clerk, Joseph Lamon; tax collects
or, A. 15. yroop.
fjATAwiasA Constable. David Gif-
fin; supervisors, Henry Harner, Jaoob
iiowere; poor overseer, ii. r. viant;
school directors, M. A. Bibby, W. T.
Creasvi assessor. Lewis llavhurst; as.
listant assessors, Luther Eyer, Henry
Holline-shead: mdee of election, Wm.
Harner: inspectors, John G. Weaver,
Walter Billman: auditor, George Wi
Reifsnvder: town clerk, Charles E,
Kandall; tax collector, Clinton Ellis.
Ceotralia. Justice of the peacq,
David Walsh: constable, James F
Thompson: chief burgess, Thomas
Gerahty; council, George Troutman
Daniel F. Currv: school directors, Ed
ward AVilliams.Audrew Lenihan; judge
of election, Patrick Curran; inspectors
Joseph Dawes; Sr., James Bath; as
sessor. M. W. Bronnan; assistant as.
sessors. James H. Thomas; Michael
Mortiu; auditor, W. J. Yorworth; tax
Collector. James M. Reilly.
Centre. Constable, I. J. IIes
supervisors, Isaao Creasy, Isaac Ervinej
poor overseer, Lafavette Creasy: school
directors, Jonn iveicnner, ueorgf
Ruckle; assessor, B. B. Freasi
assistant assessors. Levi Fester, -J. S,
Hugenbuoh: judge of election, Elias
Hagenbuoh; inspectors,Thomas Hiigen
buoh: auditor, Isaao Whitmire; tax
oollector, Wm. A. Hess.
Cokynqiiam. Justice of the peace,
John" P. Hower; constable, Charles
Maize; supervisors, John Neisvender,
Thomas Geraghtv; poor commissioner,
Bernard J. Doyle; school directors, Ira
Rodarrael, Alex. McDonnell; assessor,
John P. Hannon; assistant assessors,
Michael Burns, Sidney Morgan; judge
of eleotion, Edward Hughes, north,
Augustus Blank, south: inspectors,
John Heffroo. north, William Bergm,
north, John Frost, south, Jonas Mor
gan, south; auditors, John Padden;
town clerk, Peter Kelley; tax collector,
Andrew Donahue.
Franklin, Justice pf the peace, J.
T. Reeder; constable, S. Reeder;
supervisors. Andrew Loreraan, Paul
Shultz; poor overseer, Philip Manbart.
school directors. Thos. M. Mensch,
Charles Hughes: assessor, Wm. E.
Hower: assistant assessors, G. S, Fen.
stcrmacber. O. L. Artley; judge of
election. J. W. Artley; inspectors,
Alexl Lillie, B. F. Sheets; auditor,
William Stocker, tax collector, L. O.
Busher.
Fishincjcreek. Constable, John V.
MoHenry; supervisors, Stott McHenry,
E. It. Louderbangb, poor overseer, B.
F. Edgar, school directors, E. M. Lau
baob, W. C. Penniugton; assessor,Isaao
Fahringer; assistant assessors, John
Wonner, H. J. Hess; judge of election,
Clinton Dewitt, inspectors, W. B.
Pennington, Peter Hess; auditor, E. L
Lamon; town clerk, S. A. Pealer; treas
urer, G. M. Howell; tax colleotor, John
V. MoIIenry.
Greenwood. Constable, II. S. Fair
man; supervisors, George Ikeler, Geo.
Derr;school directors.Joseph W.Reece,
Joseph F. Lowton, F. P. Johnson; as
sessor, II. E. Mather; assistant assess
ors, J. F. Lowton, Joseph W. Eves;
judge of election, Welhine Mather; in
spcctoiB, Henry Parker, E. T. Eves;
auditor, A. P. Young; tax collector,
D. S. Patterson.
Hemlock. Constable, W. F. Foust;
supervisors, J. M. Ikeler, Wm. P. Ey.
erly; peor overseers, John Kistler;
school directors, Charles Bomboy,Geo.
Dent; assessor, John II. Foust; assist
ant assossors, A. J. Everett, M. A.
Moorej judge of election, Charles
Workheieer; inspectors, James Pursel,
Jaoob Harris; auditors, Elt J. Oh!; tax
collector, John Appleman.
Jackson Justico of the peace, W.
L. Yorksj constable, W. P. Robbins;
supervisors, N. D. Kile, II. W. Hagen
buoh; school directors, H. H. Hirle
mau, Henry Wagner; poor overseer,
nenry Caruthers; afstesor, ,Z. A. Butt;
assistant assexsors, Frank Derr, B. F.
Frilz; judge of eleotion, Ezekiel Fritz;
inpectors, John II. Fritz, George
Hirleman; auditor, J. B. Richie; town
clerk, F. M. Parker; tax oollector, D.
L. E verb art.
Locust. Constable, Hervey W.
Bower; supervisors, Wm. E. Kline,
Daniel Morris; poor overseer, Charles
Bower; school directors, Henry Boaver,
IS. V, Uleaver.UhrisUan small; assessor,
C. S. Hower; , asaistat assessors, Jacob
Long, I. C. Johnson; judgo of eleo
tion, Jeiemiah Miller; inspectors.Chas,
Fahringer, Wm. B. Snyder; auditor,
Peter Swank: tax collector, L. II.
Daniel.
Madison. Justico of the peace, K
F. Wellivtr, Jacob Shoemaker; con-
stable, W, E. Kreamer: supervisors, J.
W. Young, George Whitenight; poor
director, Ualtis sterling; school direct
ors', T. J. Swisher, Robert Manning;
assessor, J. W. MoNinoli; assistant as.
sessors, J. M. Smith, Robert Johnson;
liirlge of election, J), N. Welliver; In
epectors, Wm. Smith, J. E. Cotner;
auditor,!', D-iVorkheiscr; tax oollector,
J. J. Kramer.
Main Justioes of tho peace, John
a ci ... n.,:.i a n. ....,. .i.i..
M. M. Gelgert supervisors, David I
Shuman,Wru. MMteliert poor overseer,
Henry Hlndorlltori school directors,
W. M. Longenborgor, W. II. Fisher;
assessor, J. W, Kolchneri assistant as
sessors, J. 13. IS UBS, (J. M. atiuman;
judgo of election, Georgo Brolsch; In
spectors, liioyd A. uauous, Alox. Hit
ler; auditor, W. K. Shuraan, tax col
lector, J. F. Banmnn.
Aiiffmn Justico of tho poaco,
John H. Kltlor; constablo, Isaao An
drews: supervisors, J. P. Aten, Wm.
Hartzcl; poor overseer, Abram Mas-
teller; school directory J. 0. Hotlor,
M M. Hartzcl; assessor, A. Wi Hess;
assistant assessors, Samuel Snyder,
Obadiah Swank; judge of election, A.
C Millard; inspectors C. W. Hess,
John II. Aten; auditor, C. B. Kllnga
mant tax collector, Ben). Ponnypaoker.
MoNTOiJii. Justico of tho oeaco,
John G. Quick: oonstablo, John N.
Gordon; supervisors, Miohael Roucb,
John o. Alensch; poor ovcrsoor, Jos.
vV. Yingor; school directors, Daniel
Cotner, Hugh D. Qulok; inspectors, W.
E. Giger, Charles Eck: auditor, W.
M. Monroe; tax oollector, James Qulok.
Mr. Pleasant. Justico of the
peace,. T. A. Kcator; oonstable, R. G.
Ilowell; supervisors, Joseph Ikoler,
Amos Wanioh; poor pverseer, Isaiah
Dennon; sohool directprs, M. Ruckle,
Daniel Mordan, assessor,, J. II. Hartzel;
assistant assessors, I. K. Appleman,
Philip Creasy; judgo of election, O.
II. Mason; inspeotorfl.tlsaiah Howell,
Wm. Vance; auditor, Sylvester Kitch
en; tax colleotor, Elias "Howell.
Obanoe. Constable, Amos Noy
hard: supervisors, Emanuel B. John'
Hon, Abraham Kline; poor overseer,
Mat. M. Megargell; school directors,
Samuel Ilidlay, Silas Shaman; assessor,
L. M. Sloppy;" assistant assessors, Thos.
MoHenry, Raush Fester; judgo of
eleotion, Jonathan Poults inspectors,
John Knorr,- M. F. Brennan; auditor,
A. B. Herring; town clerk, M. S.
Hayhurst; tax collector, M. L'Ivllno.
Pine. Constable, D. W. Robbins;
supervisors, Davis Gnrdner, Alfred
Kitchen; popr overseers, Abraham
Bonuott; sohool direotow, Wi H. Hay,
man, G. H. Gordner; assessor, P. ,W
Sones; asuitant assessors, J. R. FoW
ler. Harvev Lunger; iudie of election,
J. V. Kinney;, inspectors, B. F. Ker-
sohue, Benjamin Bidler; auditor,
Robt. PottJTitax collector.C. R. Parker.
Roarinqcreek. Justice of the
peace, John C. Myers; constable, A.
E. Litwilor; supervisors, Joseph Lovan,
D. W. Rang; poor overseer, William
Yeager; sohool direstors, Frank Driei
baoh, Abraham Beaver; assessor, I. W.
Cherington; assistant assessors,Leandor
Fetterman, John Mourey; judgo of
election, Francis Richard; inspeotor?,
Samuel Levan, W. W. Oamao; auditor,
Frank Yocum; tax collector, David
Long.
Scott. Constable, Wesley Ruokel;
supervisors, John Waters, K. D. Ha
genbuoh; sohool directors, William
bchechterlv, Jaoob Terwilliger; asses
sor, T. W". Hartman; assistant asses
sors, Wi E. Deiteriok, IL H. Brown;
judge of eleotion, James Fowler, east,
Ml M. Hicks, west; inspectors, Charles
Gulp, west, J. L. Crawford, west, Wm.
frerabley, east, John Turner, east;
wdilor, Win. Bogart; tax colleotor,
Samuel Krt s-ler.
Suoarloaf. Justioo of .tho peace,
Andrew Laubaob; constable, J. P.
Fritz; supervisors, Jamet Shultz, Jess"
Hartman; sohool direciors, W. A.
Fritz, S. J. Benjamin; assessor, C. M.
Lanbaoh; assistant assessors, John
Klinger, W. T. Kaae; judge of eleo
tion, Gearhart Hess; inspectors, John
Stout, M. F. Shoemaker, 32 votes,' A.
B. Cole, 32 votes; auditor, John G.
Lanbaoh; tax colleotor, Joshua Fritz.
Consumption Barely Oared.
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your readers that I have- a positive
romedv for the above named disease.
By its timely use thousands of hopeless
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shall be glad to send two bottles of
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M. C, 181 Pearl St., N. Y. (25novCm.
Adam's Knives and Forks.
There are a number of things that
the roost fashionable :and well-bred
people now eat at tho dinner table with
their finsrnr. Thev are :
Ultves, to which a fork should never
be applied.
Asparagus, whether hot or cold.
when served whole, aa it should be.
Lettnce, which should be dipped in
the dressing, or in a little salt.
ueiery, which may properly be placed
on the table cloth beside, the plate.
strawberries, when served with the
stem on, as they usually are in the
most elegant houses.
Jiread, toast and all tarts and small
cakes.
Fruit of all kinds, except melons and
preserves, wbion are eaten 'with a
spoon. '
uneese, which is almost invariably
eaten with the fingers by the most par
ticular people.
Hiven the leg, or other small piece of
a bird is taken in the fingers at fashion
able dinners, and at most of the luno)
eons ladies pick small pieces of chick
en witkout using a fork.
''When People suffer from pain they
want to be cured, not trifled with. I
want Pond's Extract,not an imitation."
This was the answer made to a dealer
who was trying to make a larger profit
by offering a weak imitation of Pond's
liiXlraot to a customer. "I know tho
difference, ho added, "One cures and
tho other disappoints.'" This favorito
remedy cures sore throat, stiff neck,
all forms of intlammation, hemorrhage,
plies, sores aud Kindred diseases.
Marguerite: Oh. Frederick ! Frod
orick 1 My own dwliii, through all
these years I have loved yon, ami now
I entreat you name the day when I
may oall you ray own, Speak, Fred
erick." Frederick: "My dear Marguerite, I
cannot entertain thoughts of marriage
at any timi-, at least not 'till I reoeive
the two-dollar raise in my salary.whioh
I have little reason to hope for. But,
my dear Marguerite, I will bo
a-a brother to you," Drift,
0
'1 1 nAVtRHEUMATISM
Celery
DEES !
1 NturalfU, Ntrvvut Wukuu,
a unr dihiu, Kbitiaultia,
RANDOM SHOTS.
A Bbabby coat it no disgraoo, but it
is a groat impediment to tbo success
ful negotiations of a small loan. Frt
Worth Gazette.
Bobby. Ma, wasn't thcro anybody
loft in tho Garden of Edeu after Adam
and Evo wero turned out t
Mothor. No, Bobby.
Bobby (after thought). Well, who
fed the animals T
Mr. Courtonay Van II. Doolyttlo
(whoso supply of blue blood is exten
sive, but whoso purso is meagre, to
tho plcblan but wealthy Mrs. O. Van
II. D.): But if you refuse me money
in this way, you know, yon can't ex
pect mo to keep up tho dignity of tho
family name. Pitck.
Mrs. Oldsohool : I hear v6ur sister
Diana is engaged to Charlie Huntor,
Miss Tuxedo.
Miss Tuxodo (with animation): Yes.
and their tastes are so congenial they
aro sure to bo Happy. They aro both
bo fond of horses and dogs.
(Mrs. Oldsohool sighs, and thinks
that in her youth happiness was made
of mora substantial stuff.) IIarper'$
Batar.
m
m
"Clara," said the old man from the
hoad of tho stairs, "hasn't that young
man gone yet I"
"Your daughter isn't here, sir," fceb
ly responded tho young man. "Sh-
has just stepped into tho Icitchen to Oil
and trim the lamp." New York Sun.
"John." said a frightened wife in
tho middle of the night, "there's some
thing moving down oeiiar, I'm sure."
John listened intently. "Oh, it'
nothing but tho gas-meter pegging
away," he said, with a sigh of relief!
Detroit Free Press.
Judgo (to jury): -Have you agreed
nppn a. verdict t Is the prisoner guilty
br not guilty of theft, as charged in
tho indictment t
Fonmi'an : Wo have notyet roaohod
a verdict, your Honor. I missed, my
pocketbooic in. the. night, and I would
respectfully ask that each, juror b-i
searobed. 2Hd J its.
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Mark Twain, the great humorist, Hon.
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An Australian Story.
THE DEATH-BED CHAPTER IN
MYSTERIES OF A HANSOM CAB,
"THE
From the London Times, Feb. 11.
"The Mysuries of a Hansom Cab" is
the title of a novel published in Mel
bourne wbioh is making a sensation
there similiar'to that caused by "Call
ed Back" in England a few years ago
We extract from it the following ac
count of the death of Mother Gutter
snipe, an old bag who has much to .do
with tho development of the plot :
"My good woman," said the doctor
bending over the bed, "would you not
like to eee a minister!"
She looked at him with her bright,
beady eyes, already somewhat dimmed
with the miste of death,, and said,, in a
harsh, low whisper: "Whyt"
"Because you bavo only a short time
to live," said the doctor gently. "You
aro dying."
Mother Guttersnipe sprang up and
seized his arm with a scream of terroi.
"Dyin', dyin' no 1 no 1" she wailed,
olawing bis sleeve. "I ain't fit. to, di'
cuss me ; save mo save me. I don't
know where I'd go to, s'elp me savij
me.''
The doctor tried to remove her handt
but she held on with woderful tena
olty. "It is impossible,'' he said briefly.
The hag foil back in her bed.
"I'll give yon money to save me,"
she shrieked ; "good money all rainu
all mine. See see 'ere -aurver-ains,"
and, tearing her pillow, open,
she took out a canvas bag, and from it
ponred a gleaming stream of gold
Gold gold it rolled all oyer the bed,
over the floor, away into the dark coi
ners, yet no one touched it, go en
chained were they by the horrible
speo'.acle of the dying woman clinging
to life. She clutched up some of tile
shining pieces, and held them up t
the three men as they stood silently bf
side the bed, but her hands trembled
so that sovereigns kept falling from
them on tho floor with metallio clink.
"All mino all mine," she shrieked,
loudly. "Give me my life gold
money cuss ye .1 sold ray soul for it
nave me, give mo my .lilo," and, with
trembling hands, she tried to forco the
gold on them. They did not say a
word, but Btood silently looking at
ber, while the two girls in the corner
clung together and trembled wlth fear.
"Dou't look at medon't," cried the
hag, falling down again' ariild the
Bhining gold. "Yo want mo to die,
blarst y&7-l shan't I shnn't give me
my.-gold olawing at the scattered
sovereigns. "I'll take it with mo
I shan't die Help h " whimper
ing. m ain't done notbin' let mo
live give me a Bible save me,v and
she fell baok on the bed, a corpse.
, The faint light of tho candle flicker
ed on the shining gold and the doad
faoe, framed in tangled white hair;
whilo the three men, sick at heart,
turned .away in silence to seek assist
ance, with that wild cry still ringing in
their eata-r-
"Belp- save mol" and then tbo
awful silence.
WEAK NERVES
y CILMI COMfOO 1TD tl A Hm TOOlfl
which nw UiU. CqnUlnlnv Ualurr u2
Coca. thoM wonderful Drr UniUutihU
mum IlneuaiAtlua. ud restore the bkiod.
itu
ui Hum rriiiir'f ivy iMjTwinmmL
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
PlIVl'l fin I IT f!IU Mtniin nn(k I Milieu
tb llf r and Bdny to trfurt hului. lhi
corfttlf i-owcr. oombisd with it Den
ooiu. iflike it u Us! rad tot jj
DYSPEPSIA
Pimi'i Ciliii Conrovn itmrtbiai U
tli oraui Tkli U whj ft mm nu U
nmtwil fffftU,
CONSTIPATION
f ixwvt uiuii OojrToimD u not ft o
tla ItUUumfca1?tiirMruf
tow?U
Buawk
Drt.
Mm ftl 4Vi OaM t Tim.1
''Home, Sweet Homo,"
wnr nANERR cOucohah rent over tub
OKA FOn THE REMAINS OF ITS ACTHOH
From the Ncit Tork Orapblte.
George Melville, who was nominated
last week by tho President to a plnco
In the Navy Department that will give
mm the rank ot commodore, is known
to fame principally aa one of tho sur
vivors of the ill-fated Jeanetto Polar
expedition. Ills return to America
from that terrible voyage was ono of
tho inspiring causes that led the rich
Washington banker, W. W, Corooran,
to havo brought baok to America tho
remains of the sweet song writer, John
Howard Payne. It happened this
way:
When, Llontenant Melville and his
companions reaohed Washington after
their rescuo they were given a reception
by tho principal citizens of tho capital.
An escort met them at the depot on
their arrival and, headed by the famous
Marine Band that furnishes musio at
tho Whito House, the procession start
t d np Pennsylvania avenue. It was a
bright sunny day and the wide street
was crowded. When the band moved
along the avenue H played tho heart
touching tune of "Home, Sweet
Home," and it filled the Mr with tho
old-timo musio that bag found an eoho
in every heart for' so many years.
In the first carriage rodo Lieutenant
Melville "and with' him tho rich banker.
Mr Corcoran bad known and befriend
ed John Howard Payno in the struggl
ing days of tho song maker, and the
tune awoke old memories in tho rioh
man's heurt and suffused his eyes with
tears. Ho thought of tho man whose
tender lines and sweet music had
bronght joy to so many breast and
remembered that his bones lay mould
ering in a foreign laud, homeless oven
in death.
Then and there ho resolved, that) all
that was mortal , of, John Howard
Payne should find an abiding place
hero at homo. That night he, wrote to
Seoretary Frelinghuysen about -the
matter and the government lent its aid
through the United .State Consul at
Tunis, near which place tho almost
forgotten grave was located. The do
tails "'were ' soon perfected and bne
fright June day In 1683 the remains
of the dead poet arrived in this oountry
and were given a resting place in the
land be loved so well.
Mr. Corcoran bore all the expenses
attached to tho transfer, and it was the
did familiar tune ringing out along tbo
venue. on that pleasant day wheniMel
ville came home that Mist awakened in
His, heart tho resolve to give a lasting
burial place to the poet's remains. -
Dear Mr. Editor: Won't you
please tell your ,malo readers. that $3
will buy. a tine, strong and serviceable
S'air of pants, made to order by. the
Tew York Standard Pants Co., of G6
University Place, New York City 1
By sendiug 6 cents in postage, stamps
to the above, firm, they will send to
any address 25 samples of cloth to
choose from, a fine linen tape measure,
a full set of ecientifio measurement
blanks and other valuable information.
All goods are delivered by them
through the U. S. mails. A novel aud
practical idea. Adviso your 'readers
tb try the firm. They are thoroughly
reliable. Yours'truly;
Wiluam Vanderbilt.
. A statement has been put in circula
tion, in different sections .of tho coun
try to he, effect that letters mailed in
postal cars are pat off. the. train at. the
next station in order that the stamps,
may be cancelled by the postmaster
there, thus delaying such letters at
least one train. The Postoffioo Depart
ment officials denounce, tis statement
as absolutely .false and, deolare that the
purpose of postmasters in giving cur
rency, to this report .is, to compel the,
abandonment of the 'practice of mail.
log letters on the cars, by which label
postmasters are ,deprtved ot tho rev
enue derived from- cancelling these
b tamps. Ex.
In giving a recipe for piokling oys
ters, a New, ork contemporary! re
marks that, he cmriot, vouch ifor the ex
cellence of the recipe himsolf, , but ays
ters mat pave, oeen mrooga.ii oomi
mend it highly.
THETDIDIT,
Waitf Cored among' other the
following. -t.They miit:
toflljgereon and m mi brored woq.
MI&tr7lg!!iH
Ath-lo-pho-ios Pllli re. email and
plenthto. takeyet, wonderfully
eneetiTC. ioraloibla . for, kidney
and liver complalati, dytpepiia, in
dl(tloa, conitlpation, headache;
eto. , TheyU, take .sway that .tired
feeling giving new life and strength.
WBtsd 6 cenU for the beautiful cslorod clo
ture, 'IMooilih Maiden."
TUBA THL0PH0H0S CO. 113 Wall St. M. K
HOP
Plasters
Pot euntirs pomr aaft sOiotlTsnsas, fa!
toe qualiUM, and QnleVnwa or ftoUon. they
stud without an frtiaal BolsnUfioailj' pre
pared from approved TeTUW 4TMit. ylrtue
of Troh Hop, Oiimi. palms sad gaalocfc,
spresdpn vuu minima. Tbr praa&Ur and
Iuorouffiur iumu au imnm ana aoaatf uiai
torment th hxuxutn body.TltaUae worn-dut
maaleiaadtreo(Uin wfakpart Alwtji
ready tbrlniUntappUoaUon. Cleui, frttrrant
I and neTer-nuuns.' uop 2riAtre eoid by aru
rlita and Country etorea, SO eta,. 0 tor I l.OO.
Mailed tor prtoa by proprietors.
Hep natter Qeiapaay Settee Mae.
irftwiri of imitaiUi. In waetyeabuy,
I Look for hep-Tine wreaUi and elpufnie of
SOP FLUTZa OOO&JUfTVontaokof plae-
i pDf aaa t?a Qoryuief ttjV
BLOOMSBDHG MING MILL
Tho anderBltrBAd hevtncr nnt ale Plan in w
op; Railroad rttret, Id flrtKiM condition, u p-h
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS. MOUl-DINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
urnuhea at rcatonattle prices. All lumber aseo
well teaaoned and sons but skUltd workmti'
areempioxea.
ESTIMATES FOB-BUILDINGS
urnUhed on application. Flan and spMlflOfc
vr?tjtn oj an experienooa oraasniaman
OIIAREiEB HRDQ,
Bleetaibtirir, Pa
YAiNrvmanT&co,,
WHOLESALE BROCERI,
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BIOS, SCICSS, BIOiED 60DA, ItO., WO.
M, E. Corner Second and Areb PU.
(rprder vi reolTO prompt attention.
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THK COLUMBIAN
ktta! M Prices!!
D S rHDtUS CO.,
HKADQUAHTRnS TOR
8tcinvay,
8olimci9
iKraiiicli Clinch
Fischer,
JCiiicrsou,
Pease
wmmm
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AND THE CF.t.KllRATKt)
Wilcox & White Organs.
WPIanos Tuned and Hcnalred bv com
potent workmen.
Send for Catalogues.
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Williarasport, Pa.
'novll-SMy.
SUFFERINCWOMEN'
I MARRIED
on
SINGLE.
When troabled with thOM annoying IrrepmHritlM m
frequentlr followinna toMorHpoaon, or fromOon
fetltetionB WeekneiMM so recall nf to their ex ihoald
Ute DR DuCHOINB'S Celebrated.
FEMALE REGULATING PILLS.
Surer Strengthening to the entire tritem, Inpert
ne. Tliror and mantre force to ell f nncttoni of txxlr
Indmlnd SentbrmftflifwcarulrieiilM.tl. Aftaren,
r.HrtorModlclnoCo.fST.LOUlS, MO.
noTSSn.oJtcolj'.
Mill!
has revolutlonl?el the 7orld dur
irg tne last nan century, not
least among the wonders ot In
Tentlrtj Drourcssls & met hod And
srstcm of work that can be pertormotf all over the
country wunoui separung tne workers irom tneir
homes, ray liberal; any one can do the work;
either sex, young or old; no special ability re
quired. Capital net needed; you are started free.
'Cut this out and return to us and we will send
.you rroc something or great value and lmport-
nui uriug vuu iii muro uiuuey nm away, man
anything elaa In the world. OranA outfit jree.
Address thus & Co., Augusta, Maine. lydecso
HAX&KOA& TZMCB XABXiXl
TTELAWARK, , LACKAWANNA AND
WESTEItN RAILROAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
STATIONS.
NORTH.
1. H. A. II
r m
1 S3
NORTBtniBBRLiMP 6 40
Comoron.1 i. s 55
c&ulasky s oo
Danville 6 OS
Catawlssa a 23
Huperc. c so
10 10 C IS
10 25
10 29
10 3d
10 53
11 OO
11 07
11 15
11 22
11 28
11 30
11 37
11 44
11 49
11 63
12 OS
13 16
13 W
13 23
13 30
12 37
18 41
13 43
12 50
19 55
1 03
1 11
1 19
1 35
1 30
r
e su
B 34
6 40
8 58
7 05
7 12
7 20
7 27
7 31
785
7 43
7 49
65
8 M
8 II
8 22
5 SS
6 33
8 S3
8 45
8 49
8 63
8 68
903
9 09
9 17
V 25
9 SO
9 33
AM
1 53
S 14
S 19
2 24
2 tf)
uioomsouiv o an
Esoy..
Ume Ridge.
willow Drove...-
. 6 60
, S E4
a es
Brtarcreek.n. 8 S8
Berwick-... ..... 7 os
Reach Haven .. 7 11 '
Hick's Ferry. 7 is
2 48
2 54
2 59
3 09
3 19
3 20
3 85
3 89
3 43
Hhlckshlnny 7 so
Bunlock'8 7 43
Nantlcoke 7 do
Avondale. 7 64
Plymouth 7 69
Plymouth Junction,.... 8 03
Kingston 8 os
Bennett s 12
Maitby 8 17
Wrnmlnc . . . H so
3 E2
3 56
4 01
AVet Pltt8tOn 8 27
Pittston
, s 33
LACkawanna ....
Taylor vUle...
. 8 40
. 8 48
. 8 54
, S 00
T M
A V
. 6 10
e is
, 6 SO
. S3
uevue
8CS1NT0X
4 22
P U
All
l
STATIONS.
SOUTH,
ra
2 05
i'ii
21
2 38
PH
KCllNTOH........
9 50
9 65
10 00 -10
OS
10 16
10 22
10 IT
10 SO
10 34
10 S3
10 43
10 47
10 61
10 55
11 03
11 13
11 33
11 SS
11 37
6 30
8 25
s m
6 37
8 45
8 U)
8 56
6 69
7 08
7 07
7 IS
7 16
7 21
7 35
7 43
7 5'
8 07
S 13
8 20
827
8 31
8 35
8 41
8 47
8 52
8 67
9 15
9 23
9 38
9 45
lieiievue.
Taylortllle. ;
Lackawanna......
nttston
West Pittston
8 43
2 84
2 39
"Wyoming. 6 47
Haltby . c 61
uennett e 63
Kingston., 8 63
Plymoith Junction..... 7 os
Plymouth . 7 10
Avoadale, 7 14
Nanttcoke , 7 19
2 47
2 50
2 54
2 59
3 03
3 06
3 19
S 29
3 39
3 45
3 51
3 67
4 01
4 05
4 13
4 18
4 21
4 33
4 48
4 64
5 00
5 15
nuniock'a 7 28
Sblckshlnny 7 47
Hick's Perry. 7 66
Beach Haven, 8 01
uerwicic b ut
Bnarcreek. 8 13
willow drove B is 11 ik
Lime Rldee. 8 so n 53
Kspy. ...... 8 26 It 19
uioomBDurg sg is 03
Hubert 8 87 12 10
Catawlssa e 2 12 15
Danville B 67 12 so
Chulasky. ... 9 03
Cameron 9 07 12 40
NOBinCHBIBUMD.. 9 22 12 &
x u r M
r m
P M
Connections at Runert with Phllndpmhla A
Reading Railroad tor Tamanend, Tamaqua, Will
lamsbort. Hunburv. PottBvtlle. etc At Northum
berland with P. E. Slv. P. K. R. tor Uarrlsburg,
iakk. uavea, mnpunmn, warren, uottj anajara
Scranton, Pa
Pennsylvania Railroad.
ilxll
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway,
1111
TIME TABLE.
In effect FEB. . 1888. Trains leave Sunbury
KASTWARD
9.40 a. m.. sea snore Ex Dress (dally ezcent
Sunday), tornarrtsbuigandlntermoiUatestatlons,
arriving at Philadelphia 3.16 p. m. ; New York,
6.50 p. m. ; Baltimore, 4.40 p. m. ; Washington
8.50 p. m., connecting at Philadelphia tor all sea
nnors points, inrougn passenger coacn W)
Philadelphia.
1.43 p. ra. Day express
dally except Bunday),for Uarrlsburg and interme
diate stations, arriving at Philadelphia
6.60 p. m. ; New York, 9.35 p. m. ; Baltimore
8.45 n. m. 1 Washington. 7.4 p. m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
turougn Q rnuaaeipma ana iiaiumuro.
i.u m. ivcuuvu Atuuiiiiuuuauuu luuiu
iwr uiimuui, kuu ail iutrtu("iiww B,auvuo.uiii'
log at rnuaaeipma us a. m. : new xorg s.iua. m.
Baltimore, saovm.; asmngun a.in a. m. ;
Sleeping car accommodations can be secured at
DarmbUnr for PhUadelnhla and New York, on Bun-
dava a thromrh aleebfnsr car will be run: on tbla
muninun wiinarowp iwrmiaaeipnia.rniiaqeipma
?assengeni can remain iu sleeper unouiuroea unti
a. m.
8.60 a. m. Erie Mall (dally except Monday,
tor Harrlsburg and Intermediate stations,
arriving at rnuaaeipma. 0.0 a. m. new xorK.
11 An m. 1 Baltimore 8.16 a. m. : Washlnzton. 9.3(
a. m. Throiigh IuUman sleeping cars are run on
iris train to rnuaaeipma, uaiumore ana wasning.
ton, and through passenger CQaoUeto Phlladei.
WR8TWARP.
5.10a.m. Erto Hall (dally except Sunday), to
Krte asa all Intermediate stations ana canandal.
f ua and Intermediate stations, Rochester, Burta
0 and Niagara Falls, with through Pullman Pal.
ace cars and passenger ooaonei to Erie and Roch-
9.53 News Exnresa (daily exceot Bundavl tor
,iuck uaren ana imcnneaiau. Bunions.
p. m. Niagara express (aauy except sun.
y) (or Kane and Intermediate stations and Can.
t' ualgua and principal Intermediate stations,
KThester. Buffalo and Niagara Falls with
through passenger coaches to Kane ana Rochester
and Parlor car to WUUamsnort.
6.30 p. m. Fast Line (dallyiexcept 8unday)tor Re
novo and Intermediate stations, .and Kunlra, WaU
una ana intermediate stations, wun tnrougn pas
sen eer coaches to Renovo and Watklns.
9.20 a. m. Sunday man tor Renovo and In term e-
aiate nauQO"
THROOOH TRAINS FORBCNBirRY FROM TDK
JUST AND BUUTU.
Sunday mall leaves Philadelphia 4.M a. m
'Harrlsburg 1M srrtvlng at Sunbury 9.20 a, m. with
turougn steeping car irom rnuaaeipma to wu.
liouiaiiurh.
News Bxnresi leaves PhUadelnhla 4. SO a. m.
narrUburg, 8.10 a. in. dally except Sunday
arrlvlnir at Bunburr 9.5S. a. m.
Niagara Express leaves
Philadelphia, T.tO a. m. ; Baiitmore7.30 a. m. (dally
with through Parlor car from PbUadelphla
ana varouKn passenger ooafiaes iroia rnuaaei
phis and Baltimore.
Vast line leaves Nfw Tork 9.00 a. m. ; Phtladel
tihta.ll. 50 &. m. i Washington. 9.60 a. m.1 Haiti.
more, 10.45 a. m., (dtuy except Sunday) arriving at
ouuuui j , u..x. p. iut. wiui uiiuuku passougei
cuiujucbiivui rmmuriimift luiu iiniuuiuiv.
Erie Hall leaves Ntw York aoo p. ra. ; Phlladel
nhla. 11.25 d. m. t 1A aahlmrton. 10.00 n. m. ; Haiti.
more, 11.20 p. m., (daily exoept:saturday) arriving
at Sunbury 6.10 a. m., with through Imllman
Sleeping cars from PbUadelphla, Washington and
Baltimore and through passenger coaches frour
DhlloriAlnhla
SUNHUKV.HAZI.KTON dc W11.KKH11 AIIHE
KML1IU1U APII1 KUUTII U WEST
Iltf ANi:lI KAII.WAY.
(Dally except sunuay.)
Wllkesbarre Mall ler.ves Hunburv 9.65 a. m.
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10. 4S a. in,, Willi es-barre
iiS'ip.m.
Express East leaves Sunbury 6.65 p. m., arriving
at Bloom Ferry 8.26 p. ra., Wlikes-barro 7.55 p. m
Sunbury Mall leaves Wllkesbarre lato a. m. arriv
ing at Bloom Ferry 1 1.49 a. in., Hunburv 12.45 p. m
Express West toaves WllkBe-burvej-OS p. m.. ar
riving at Bloom Ferry i-'Ci p.m., Sunbury Mrjp.m
8UHPAY ONLY,
p. m., arriving at Bloom rorry, .M p. m., Uunhury,
oluSl ruoH, J, K. WOOD,
ttn.atanj oeo. rusecfer Agwt
EPPS'S
GnATEFUL-COMFORTING.
COCOA
febirdlt.
TO CONSUMPTIVES
r wrNfiinsTitn's liYmpiiosniiTi! or
MM k and Will. For consumption, weak lung.
coughs, asthma, bronchitis, and general debility
111s an aexnowuwea specina remeay. nil 11.
Prlco f 1 nnd f 3 per bottlo. Prepared only by
winuiiKMisii s uu. Liiemista,
183 William St., New York.
Sold by Druggists. Send for Circular,
fcbltdlt.
LIEIJIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT. Finest, and Cheapest Meat Fla
vouring stock for soups, 5fado Dishes and
Sauces. Annual sale 8 Ouo,000 Jars.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OP MEAT. An Invaluable tonic "Is a suc
cess and a boon tor which nations should
feel grateful." See "Medical Press," "Lan
cet," a
GENUINE WITH BLUE SIGNA-
TUUE
OF BARON LIKnm In fao-slmlle across labcL
Highly recommended as a night cap Instead
ot alcoholic, drinks.
LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT
OF MEAT. To bo had of nil Storekeepers,
Grocers and Chemists. Solo agents for tiie
United states (wholesale only) O. Davll
Co., 9 Fen-church Avenue, London, England.
febndlt.
DO YOU USE
SEEDS ?
Send a postal for catalogue to
J. M. TllOHBURN & CO.,
15 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK,
Headquarters for
Whlto Flume Celery and Thorburn's out Edge
Cauliflower beat.
fcblOMt,
All Dnigsuti, 25c, SOc., iid II VI. l'npirril only by
Sr. SBtU Arnold, Med. CorcWoonioctit; K I.
C2SIt6m
When I ."ay Ctmkldnnot mean merely to
stop them for a time, and then have them re
turn sgaln. I jikav A RADICAL CURE.
I have made the disease of
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FAZXING SICKNESS,
A life long study, 1 warrant my remedy to
curtR tli worst cmes. Because others have
failed I aim reason for not now receiving 11 cure
send at once for n, t realise and 11 Fur kBottlb
of mv iKPtr.LiiiLK Rkmedv. (live F.xutesi
and l'mt Office It costs you nothing lor c
trial, tyid It will cure you Address
H.C. ROOT. M.C. 1 83 PtAU Si ., NewYoSK
novi5n.cico6ms.
WE DO WEAR
THE N. Y. STANDARD
$3.00
CUSTOM
PANTS
MADE
But II Ukt Kntitlsff not lho low erlew la maWoai I
BTOudaaall Utl na warm kiaka lham nrv. Waonl nua.ll!
1 K insiai a wrru uojiiiuii.
I nil f BUN, iwxiUTC VI Ui "'Tt till tlll 1 ID! WNU 111
N EXTiii to ourloiv I
price that comat Irvm obi I
tiau4 uktlXuch ima.ll t,rcflu. I
VTa trDow Uklnf tb tDtrn pvt. I
duU f thrM mil la. anrf -ih.il
aumj HUAN cur tumud.
New York Styles,
AVOID I2IITATOUS.
Alw;T In the Leid.
SKXT, we make I
Brood oulv to order. I
mui by out cliitii1 niawur.!
marit bIDkica fit yon M wall I
1,009 mll away tu at out I
Btor. We aeiiU oar I
oliibymall nml my. I
prc-ii, a( buyer's up I
I nani . oianii. sty tnu nd COOTlof avoortelc,
U Ull V AKAJMTJiK !,?;
aorrv ha daaJt with na tnw ata ,. -V
aavar par-1
mi L.K.I
1 rafnndl mnnov far an anaa
I lE PEHEItf CJKM.-Amlan trprtta CoNaw
Tor sample and Cull
I tha nt of your, clothing for tit UUac of yaur lilt, CaJl
of adaraaa. v
I N.V. STANDARD PANT CO., 08 Unlver I
rmwii n. I, wny! near union sq, 1
febir-iy-8
K'S
Mandrake Pills have a value as a house
hold remedy far beyond the power of lan
guage to describe. The family can hardly
be true lo itself that does not keep them
on hand for use in emergencies,
Is the only vegetable substitute for that
dangerous mineral, Mercury, nnd while
its action as a cur live is fully equal, it
possesses none of the perilous effects.
In Constipation, Mandrake acts upon
the bonds vitliou' disposing lhcm to sub.
sequent Cqslivencsa,
No remedy nds so directly on the liver,
liolliing ta speedily cures Sick Headache,
Sour StiTO.ich and
Biliousness as these
For Sa1i hy all tlragglati. Frlco 25 cti. pf r lot;
3 boxe for 65 CU ! or lent l-y mall, pelage fnivuu,,
rctlit of price. Dr. J.'ZIj&bcuck &SoDli'bllil'A.
Tutt's Pills
CURE
Malaria, Dumb Chills,
Fever and Ague, Wind
Colic, Bilious Attacks.
They produce reRiilar, natural evnr.
uutfoiiK.'iivr trri peor Interfere n I IU
dully liiiilueH, Anh fumlly iiiedlrlue,
Iliey aliuiilil be lu every liouaeuolil.
SOLI) KVUnVWIIKHK.
nomn.c&coly.
PATENTS
Caveats and Trade Marks obtalned.and all Patent
business conducted for MODKHATK KKE8.
OUK OKl'lCK IS Ol'l'iiUlTK U. S. PATENT
OFFICE. Wo havo no sub-etfenclrs, all business
direct, hence can transact patent business In laaa
iimu auu ai. uu mat man tuose remote from
send uiodelj drawing, or puoto.with description,
We advlao if patentable or not, tree ot cuartre,
Our fee not due till natent la secured.
A book-"How to obtain PatfnbVwtth references
iu aciuui vuruisiu jour Diuie, cousiy, or Ibwn.
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
Oppdsltp Patent omce, Waihlngtoo, li. C.
itewnrcletl are tnose that read
this and then act; they v. ill ima honor.
nb'.e employment that will not take
them from their homes and famliieu.
Tho pronts are large and sure tor every Inausnl.
ous persoo, many hare made and are now making
several hundred dollars a month. It la easy for
any one to miko in and upwards per day, who Is
willing to work. Either sex, young or old; capital
not nevdedi we start you. sterythlng new. No
special ability required; sou, reader, can do It as
wen as any one. vt rue u us mi once tor run par
tlculais, which we mall free. Addtvsa Htlnaoa
Co., Portland, Maine, lydecso.
'hts?
r
?W Aun xixis fSKM
NOTH1NO BUT IHt AODHt'SS TOBt ON THIS Slftl
T. W,
OF ESPY, JP A.,
itcspectiuiiy ltnorma ihh tricntia arid puDiio generally mat no lias rentted
his planing mill. In addition to tho planing mill work ho is now prepared to
fnrniab to order doors and insido finish for houses.
WESTERN PIUTE
veneered with all our native wood?, nlsfi foreign woods, such as Mahogany,
ItoHowood,fco., &s. All hard wood Moulding is used for Veneered Doors and
Inside Finish. All work shall be guaranteed. Water-proof Glue is used for
veneering all onr Doors and Casinge, Base Boards, &c, fcc Also Walnut,
Ash, Sycamore, Oak, Butternut, Maple, Cherry, Poplar, Veneers, for salo at tho
Mill, sis to ten feet long, eix to thirty inches wide.
PERRINES
runs
BARLEY
DI STiLLsn from selected
and.free from Injurious oils and icldsolion contalned'ln alcoholic liquors. Itl,
especially adsptcd to persons requiring a stimulating tonic, Contumttlvrs oeln
greatly benentted by its use. liecommended by leading physicians ss a Diuretic
Nervine. Tonlo and Alterative. For Contumptlves li is Invaluable." 1'FllKlKE'S
I'UltE UAltLEY MALT WH1SKF.V insures a returu of vigor to tbo stomach, a good
appetite, a rich and abundant Mood .and Increased flesh and muscular tissue. A
stimulant mild and gentle In cnect. 'UyBpepsia, indigestion and all wasting dlo
eases cat be entirely conquered by the use or l errlne s 1 uie Iii.tlfj alt W hlskey.
It Is a tonlo and diuretic and a powcrtul strengthener to tho entire system. Vhli
ltINE'8 I'UHK HAKLliY JIALT UllitiKEl has pitned a medicinal protection to
those who pursue their avocations in the open air and whose dally nork calls It
exceptional powers of endurance. Ask jour nearest druggist or grocer forihr
PElllilNE'SHJHE BAULKY WALT WHLSKhV revives the energies of those orn
out with exccsblvo Dodll or mental eOort and actB as a saieguaid egalnbt exposure
In wet and rigorous weather, ltwlll drive all malarious dUeases from the system.
iiaru worKLTsoi every vucauuu
Dyspepsia nnd In rerrlne's rurel Uarley
Malt Whiskey a powerful lnvlgorant
and helper to digestion. PKKltINE'8
PUKE BARLEY MALT WlllSKKY
without unduly stimulating the kid
neys increases their nagging activity,
counteracts the efforts of fallguo, has
tens convalescence and is a wholesome,
and prompt diuretic. Watch the label I
None genuine unless bearing the slgno-tars
Foi saie bv an orua 1st
and grocers throughout
the united States ana
Canadas.
37 NORTH FRONT ST. 38NORTH WATER ST., PBILA
3TA HANDSOME WEDDINQ, BIRTHDAY OR HOLIDAY PKESEKT.
If
Jt-n VV ij d
atOUMVIlolewle Prlrr.
mm9
THE LUBURC MANF'C CO..
10 MmlCZZm
C. JB.. HMB1II&
DEALER' IN
W1NES: AND" LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA. 4
INDUCEMENTS!
We are offering great inducements to persons desiring to
purchase Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines.
0)
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2
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B - . , , rJ-,f"J"1'-' f
Among the Pianos we handle aroithe IYERS & PONT)t
a C. BRIGGS, BAUS $ CO,SCEOMACEB&ld
String and Opera Pianos, These Pianos are all first-cla&a
and fully warranted for five years.
Our leading Organs are tho celebrated ESTEY. MILL'
EB, UNITED S TA TES and other maes. '
Our lofldinf? Sowilirr AfnrVlnnnsf'nri- tlio nnlnltvoln,! TT Tl T frl 'D
ft EW DAVIS. NEW nnMKXTTn .nrvw inrv?'1
Tin rrc tp u r r t n r-r r
uAj-ij, J-V is L si j j
ARD ROTARY Sewing
Rotary Sewing Machine in tho
Before TllirclinH!nr writn fnr
1 Q " " -
PALACE OP MUSIC AND
DEPOT, Main St., Bloomshurg,
EDGAR,.
T. W. EDGAR.
MALT WHISKEY.
nsrler Halt and miArantepri t.n Tia rhmtrAllv tmra
ana persona wnom a sraemary me renoers prone to
The analvslB as It annears bv the I
bel on every bottle: I have carefully anl
aiyzea tneiuRB uaklkv milt whib
skt made by M.AJ. s. rerrlne and and
w entirely free' from fusel oil, furfural,
metals and acids and la abEOlutcl)
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