THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG COLUMBIA GOUFJJY4 PA.
OaiiJiaatoa NotlDod, 1
OVFlCIAt. ANNOUNCKMENT OK NOMINATION
MAW? 10 Cl.KVKt.ANl) ANII TI1UIIMAN.
Tlio rmUonrtt Dcinocrnlio comm'iUco
nnd llio notification commitloo appoint,
od ly tlui lalo Democratic convuntlou
to noti y tho Provident und Mr. Thur
man of their noininntion or l'resiilont
and Yico President met at tho Arling
ton Hotel. WnnMtiL'toti. Tuesday of
last week, and proceeded to tho Wh to
llouso to in i or m l'residcut uiovoinnu
of Inn no vinntloti. Upon reaching
tho Whito llou o, Hon. P. A. Collins,
of Massachusetts, briefly addressed
tho President and then Intro Juccd Mr.
Charles D. Jacob, of Kontneky, who
read tho following letter of hotiticatiim :
Washington, D. C Jnoo 20.
To tho Honorablo Qtovcr I lovclarid, of
Now York,
Sim Tho delegates to tho National
Democratic Convontion, representing
every Stato and Territory ol our Union
having assembled in tho city of Su
Louis on Juno fith instant for the pur-
noso of nominating candidates for tho
offices of President and Vito President
nf t.hn Unit nd S'atcs. It has become
tho honor bio and pleasing duty of
thin commiltco to formallv announoo
to you that without a ballot you wero
hv nwliimnt.ion chosori as tho standaid
iwinrer of tho Democratio nartv for the
Chief KxocutiveshTp of this country at I
tho election to bo hold in November
next.
Great as is such a distinction nndcr
anv oircumstanocs, it is tho moro flat
tonog and profound when iti8'remenv
bered that you Havo Leon soiecieu as
vour 'own succcssocto an offico tho
duties -ol wl.ioh. alwavs onorons, havo
been rendered of an extraordinarily
sunsative, difficult and dclicato nature,
because of a change of political parties
and methods, aftor twenty-four years an(j Vice-Presidenoy, you woro''unani
of uninterrupted domination. This ex- m0usly chosen as tho nominee of s
altatioE is, if possible, added to by tho Breai nartv for tho eminent and res
fact that tho declaration of principles, I
based upon your last annual messago I
to the Congress ot the united estates i
relative to a tariff reduction and a
diminutidn of tho oxponses of tho gov-1
ernmout. throws down the iiircol ana I
defiant challenge for an exacting soru-1
.1 - i .! X .Un I
uny oi me aaminisiruiiuu oi vuu mouu- tbotr party irom tne cnarge oi lngraii
tive power whioh four years ago was iU)je and we believo.and trust that in
committed in its trnst to me eiecuon oi November noxt the people will ottaoo
Grover Cleveland, President, of tho 8nch, a taint from the Repubho by eleo
United States,- and for tho most search- tjng you to presido over tho most su
ing inquiry concerning its fidelity and gU8t anj deliberative body in tho
devotion to the pledges which then in- world the Senate of tho United
vitea tho suffrages ol tho people.
An, engrossed copy of that platform,
adontnd without a dissenting voice, is
herewith tendered to vou.
In convevintr. sir, to you, tho re
sponsible trust which has boen con
signed to them, tho committee beg, in
dividually and collectively, to express
tne great pieasuro wmcn muy uavu i
felt at the results attending tho Nation-
al Convention o tho Democrauo party, I
and to offer to you their best wishes 1
for your official an J personal success I
aud hanniness.
Wo have the honor, sir, to be ".your
nhedicnt servants
The letter was sinned by all tho
members of the committee.
Mr. Thomas S. Pettit, secretary of
tho notification committee, then pre-
Bonted Mr. Clevc'and with ahannsomo
lv en mossed conv of tho platform
adopted at tho National Democratio
Convention.
THE 1T.ESIDENT3 RErLY.
The President in reply said :
I cannotbut bo profoundlycjmpress-
pd when Itsccfabout me the messougofs
r i,o oitni nomnnmr.ir iM.ai-inc .iu
-nmnna tr. Anirr Thn nnlitip.al nartv
t ,i,,m, t n oitooinnnn tvii.li horn
rriu
Wa rrnnA ofonlnril nnrl liirlavtnfi
bear it high 'at the front in a, battle
whioh it tfages, bravely because con-
scious oCrighl, confidently becauso its
trust is in the people, and Boberly be-
nD ; nnnnmhiiiiHi lin hhl oat mntt
r.rr.; o
succesi imposes.
Tho message which yon bring awaV
ens whithin mo tho liveliest senao of
personal gratitudo and satisfaction and
the honor which you tender me is in
itself bo great? that thero might well'bo
no room 'loriany other sentiment. And
vet I cannot rid myself of gravo and
serious thoughts when I remember
that party supremacy is not lalond in
volved in the conflict which presses up
on us, but that wo 'struggle to secure
and save the ohcrtshed institutions, tho
welfare and the happi nifls of a nation
of freemen.-
' Familiarity with tho great office
whioh I "hold has but added to my ap
prehension of its sacred character and
the consecration demanded of him
who assumes its immense' responsibili
ties. It 48 the repository ot the peo
ple's will and power. Within its viion
should be the protection and welfare
of tho humblest citizens and with
auick oir it should catch from tho re
rootest c-irner of tho land tho plea of
tho people for justico and for right.
For the sake of the people, he whoholds
this offioe of theirs should resist every
encroachment upon its lcRiOativefuno- ". best lnteresta pt the conn
.sa. nnA fnr im ..Ira nf rin intnrrritv try require his re-election, and tho
rtoo- f ffinn i .hnnfri tin
kept near to the people and bo admin-
with ilmir
istered in full
wants and needs;
This occasion reminds mo most vivid
lv of tho scene when, four years ago, I
received a message from my party simi
lar to that which vou now deliver,
With all that has passed sinco that
day I can truly say that tho feeling of
awo with whioh I hoard the summons
then is intensified many fold when it is
repeated now.
Fouryears ago I know that our
Chiof Executive oflice, if not earefully
guarded, minht drift littlo by lutlo
awav from tho people to whom it be.
loncrcd and become, a perversion of all
it oucht to bo ; but I d d not know
how much its moorinos had already
been loosened. I knew four years ago
how well devised wero tho principles
of true Democraoy for the successful
operation of a covernmodt by tho peo
ple nnd for the peoplo ; but I did not
know how absolutely necessary their
application then was for tho restoralion 0f tho Pennsylvania Hospital, in Phi
to tho people of their safety and pros- ladelphia, is a scion of the famous troo
ponty.. I know then that abuses and
extravamnccs had crept into tho man
agement of publio affairs, but I did
not know their numerous forms nor tho
tenacity of their grasp. I knew then
something of tho bitterness of partisan
obstruction, but I did not know how
bitter how leokli sb nnd how shameless
it could be. I knew, too, that the
American peoplo wero patriotlo and
just but I did not'know how grandly
they lovod their country nor how noblo
anu generous inoy were.
HIS ltECOUL" STANDS FOR ITSEIJ-
I shall not dwell upon tho acts and
tho tioliav of tho administration now
drawing to its close. Its record is
onen to every citizen of tho land.
And yet I will not bo denied tho
privilege of asserting at this timo that
in the exercise, of tho functions of tho
high truet pniided to me I bavo yield
ed obedlenco onlv to tho Constitu
tion and tho solemn obligation of my
oath of office. I havo dono those
things which, in tho light of tho un
derstanding Uotl has given mo, socmen
most conduclvo to the v6lfaro of my
countrymen and tho promotion of gool
government.
1 would not if I could, for myself
nor for you, avoid a slnglo consequents
of a fair interpretation of my course.
It but remains for mo to say to yon
and through you to tho Domooraoy of
tho nation, that I accept tho noraina
tion with whioh they havo honored
me. and that 1 will in duo tirao sicnify
such aooeptanco in tho usual formal
manner.
TllUnMAN NOTIFIED.
Tho notification committee arrived
at Columbus Ohio., on Thursday the
28th, and proceeded to tho homo of
Judgo Thurraan, whioh is about a mile
and a half from tho hotel. Gonoral
Collins advanced and after shaking tho
Judco bv tho hand spoko as follows
"Judgo Thurman, wo bear a messago
from tho groat counsel of your party,
It is but a formal notice of yonr nornl-
nation by that body for tho hlgh office
of Vico-Prcsidont of tho United States,
Rich as language is in power ahd ox-
nreHsion. it contains no words to adc-
quat'ely convoy tho sentiment of that
convention as its heart went out to
you.-1 present my fnond, Mayor Chas.
D. .Taoobs. of Louisville.1'
Mr. Jaoobs stoDDod forward and
road tho following letter of notification
Coi.minus, O., Juno 28, 1888.
To tho Hon. Allen Q. Thurman, of
Ohio.
Sir: It has becomo tho highly
arrcoablo dutv of this committee to in
torm you that upon tnis nrsi Dauot oi
tho National Democratio Convention,
held rooontly in tho city of St. Louis,
and renrosentincr ovorv Stato and Ter
ritory in bur Union, for the purpose of
selecting candidates tor uio i-restaenoy
nonaible office of Vice-President of tho
Unttod States. In thus spontaneously
arja emphatically demanding 'a return
n that nnlitlcal arena which vou crrao-
0j with so much wisdom, dignity and
vicmr. thn Dflmoornov of this country
j,avo honored themselves -by . relieving
. . . . . . .i
States.
Should so desirable a consummation
bo achieved, then, indoed. could every
lover of his country, recardiess of
party or oreo J, rojoico that in you is
embraced the highest typo ot the en
lightened and refined Amorican citizen
ani lthat o mattor what tho crisis
m,gnt, b0 tn18 Uovcrnment would uo
gaf0 jp vour hands.
An engrossed copy of the platform
0f principles, couched in language that
admits of no doubt and adopted with-
ont a dissenting vote, is herewith proa
ented. In discharging their trust this
committee deiro to convey to vou as
surances of the most profound esteem
and admiration, and to express their
sincerest good wishes for your happi
noss and prosperity. Wo bavo'the ho
nor, sir, to be your obedient servants.
(signed by all the members ot tno
committee.)
Judge Thurman addressed tho com
mittee as follows:
Mb. Chairman and Gentleman op
the Committee: I pray you toaccept my
very sincere thanks for tho kind and
I courteous manner in which you have
1 communicated to mo tho omoial
rmatlon of bv nomination by tho St.
1 L6uis Convention. You kno'
I but my saying it that I ara profoundly
grateful to the Convention and to the
Democratio party for the honor confer-
?d upon me, and tho more so that it
was wholly unsought and undesired by
I me uoi luui, i uuuervuiuuu a UI3HI1U
tion which any man of our party,.bow
over eminent, might highly prize, but
simply because"! had peasjed 'tfrbo'in
pnblio life. But when I am told in so
earnest "and imposing a matter' that I
can still render- servioo in -tho good
causo to which ! hayo oyer boen devot
ed a causo to which X am bouod by
the ties of affection, by the ties of
judgement, by the souse of obligation
tor favors so ollen coutered upon mo
and by a fervent hope that the party ' may
long continuo to bo a blessing to the
itepublio what can 1 do under such
circumstances but yield my private
wishes to the demands ot those whoso
wishes I am bound to respect. (Ap
plause.) 'Gentlemen, with an unfeigned diffi
dence in mv ability to fulfil tho oxneo-
tattons that led to my nomination, 1
ye.t feel it to be my duty to accept it
and to do all in my power to .merit so
marked a distinction.
The country is blessed by an able
and honest Administration. We havo
a President who wisely, bravely, dili-
ana pairioucaiiy oisonarges tno
I fully believe
m,ics 01 ms mgn omce.
hope that I may bo able to oontributo
somewhat to bring about that result
I is one of my motives for accepting a
placo on our ticket. I also foel it my
duty to' labor' for a reduction of taxes
and to put' a stop to that accumulation
of a surplns in tho Treasury 'that, in
my judgement, is not only prejudi
cial to our financial welfare, . bpt is io a
high degree dangerous to honest and
constltntionai government.
"I suppose.-gentlemen, that-I need
say no raonrto-day. In dno tlmo and
in accordance with established usage
will transmit to your Chairman a writ
ten acceptance ot my nomination, with
such observations upon public ques
lions as may seem to mo to be proper."
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uuguui.iuuu.u.,1 " ' ' . . . . .
bPrlanil with P. ft K. Div. K. r """""SS!
Lock Uaven. Emporium, Warren, Corry and Erie.
I 'V. p. HALSTKAD, uen. man.,
OblttUjUU & M
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PhiladelDhia & Erie R. R. Divis-
. . . . . r . i
ion, and Northern oenxrai
Railway.
111!
TIME TABLE.
Inettoot 0UNE4. 1883. Tralnsioavo snnnury
vlRTwAltD.
?york,'
ngton
Sandayj, fornarbanu",-
I R.M1 n. m.
I n.Mn.. m.. cormectlnB at
sea
Shore ' points. Tbrough
nassenfirer coach to
I PhUadelphla
i i. n. m Par exnress
dally excflptSunday),for Hamburg and taterme.
dlaw stations, arriving at 1" nil a d 1 p n la
5.ou p. m.j now " V.r, m.' Parlor car
- t. v,ai ii 11 n in. : "M " i
6.45 p. m. ; Washington, i.m p. ui'"' S
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
tSiSlh to Philadelphia and Baltimore.,
or'inrrUnunr and all Intermediate station
lng at Philadelphia 4.25 ft. m. : New i or t.iu ajuu
Baltimore, 5.15 .m.j Washington M6 a. , m. .
Iullman sleeping carf rom willlamsp'tto PWladei
nhi. DMiiSiinnii nawteneera can remain id
sleeper undisturbed .untll.7 a. m. .
f.rfr.'Si.ifrir? and ntefmedlae stations,
B,F,SlarndrwaS?ngD.
onrtihwiniTiiniuinBnirer coachesto Philadel
phia ana Baltimore.
WESTWARD. ,
gna and lntermed iatestaiioaa, i.-'rr
i ft ana Niagara rails, wuu wiuutu -
ace cars ana paflseBtrer couuco w
HnntlAT for
V.M News jvxurtMB utuu .
Lock uaven ana lniermoaiavc nwiwuo.
m2T-Nlafa7a WreSs (dally except sun
l fy) ; o? Kane aliite,ttttwn and Can-
stations,
lis with
i aaittuu uuu uuu,.y. ""."- ..
ti.h.QM llnfraln anil Nlaeara- f alia vri.u
ano and ltochester
throughpaasenger coachesto i
5.S0p. m. raBtmetdaimexeeptSunMyiror
novo and intermediate stations, and Elrnlra Wat-
ana ruriuruurw
novo and Intermediate stations, ana bimira, uv
klns and Intermediate stations, with through pas
sengercoachesto lienovo and Wattins. ,
9.80 a. m.-sunday mall for Henovo and Interme
diate station- .,.
THROUGH TRAINS FOR SUNBirRY FROMTHB
IfiAS 1 ACT 1J DJ u JL 4 .
n Mnt, ...... -nllartnlnhlft 4.R0 a. m
r,?TV.;. v ir, unnhnn 0.20 a. m.Wlth
I tnrougn sieepingcar irom i wiwidivuw
liamsporv. . w m
HarrUburg; 8.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
t..,u.B. , Niara Express leaves
rhlladelphla,7.40 a. m. i Baltimore 7.30 a. m. (dally
wifhPtthS,ug7h ai"rio?B c"8ToMia7eiphra
and tnrougn passenger coaones irom ww
PFastnLinocaesNew York fl.oo a. m. ! Phlladel-
phia,n.w a. m.;. Washington, 9.M a. :paltl;
more, 10.15 a. m.,(daUy except Sunday) arriving at
sunbury, 6.so p.m., with through passenger
coacheatrom Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Erle Mall loaves New York 8.00 p.m.
I'tilladel-
m. : Baiti-
re,ll,20 p. m., (dally except;saturday) arriving
Sunbury 5.10 a. m., with through lullman
eolng cars from Philadelphia, Washington and
I Sleeping cars from Philadelphia, Waal
Iuaiiimore ana tnrougu ptuiscuitcr
Philadelphia.
coaches from
SUNnCRY.nAZT.KTON fc WII.KKHIlAltltE
KAIl.KUAI! anil nilKTll Jinu nna.
IIiraNiiii in 1 1. wav.
(i)allr excent sunaay.l
wiucenbarra Mall leaves sunbury 9.55 a. m.
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10.1S a. m., Wllkes-barre
.3.10 p.m. , .
Express Bast leaves Sunbury 5.35 p. m., arriving
at Bloom Ferry .S p.m.. Wllkes-barre 7.55 p. m
I HiinhiirT Mall leaven Wl lkesbarre 10.20 a. IB. arrlv-
I Ingat Bloom Ferry 1M6 a. m.,Hunbury 18.S3p.rn
Ilxpross weal leaves yviutes-uarro .aa i. i
rlvlng at Bloom Ferry 4.1 p. m., sunbury 5.lop.m
SUNDAY ONLY.
nnndaT mall loaves Sunburr 9:25 a. m.. arriving
I at Bloom Ferry 10:15 a. m., Wllkea-Barre 11:45 a.m.
Sunday accommoaaiion leaves wiiKca-carra d;iu
p. ctL, arriving at iiioom rerry, s. p. to., ouuuiujr,
i:au p. m.
I:S0 n. m.
guas. s. ruoii.
J. it- wuuu.
Gen. Passenger Agenj I
uen. Manager
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W'a will hMa.1 POEI UMRLfnlm.H.nl.ri.1
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I cov!5ncicoly,
SUFFERING WOMEN"!:
Whan trnnhlsvrl tilth IkrkH r novl Btf Iiainiltirit
frwiaacttr followlbtf uol4 or uposor. or froia Oop
iUmttOOHl W MllUMUl KO peMUlItK to thtlt MXt lOOUlt
uta DR puchoine's ceiflpraiea
FEMALE REGULATING PILLS.
Thersr BtnngtbtolDg to tho ODtlre BrtUm. import
ioov, vlor sad tuMDi,lro forco to oil t snstloiu of boor
Iadlntad. boat br all, Murwlr Moled. II. . AddrM,
r.HrtorMedlolnBOo.,Br.loui8, mo.
novctn.ocoiy,
Tlie Danger of Being a Human fiolng, '
Heredity is a w.ze. It scums to bo
easier in this world to Inherit had
.qualities than good ones, hut both
sorts mako snoh leaps and jumps, and
arc so inclined to go ott on oouatcrai
llne, that tho tmcoeps on is diflloult to
calculate. The raco is linked together
In a curious tannic, so that It is nlmost
impossible to tlx tho responsibility.
Defects or vices or virtues will not al
ways go in a straight line. Tho child
ren of deal-mutes, for oxnmnle, nro not
apt to bCdoaf.mutos, but tho cousins
of those, children may bo deaf-mutes,
showing it is said that somo remoto
ancestor of botli had somo mental or
physical defcot, which has beeu trans
mitted to his posterity, though not in
tho form in winch ho was afflicted. In
must cases wo bannot do anything
about its tho older our civilization bo-
comes tho moro complicated and intri-
n,rt .,,ln,!n,.a Dn iUnt if Itfla
already becomo a dangerous business
to bo a human beinn at nil. it is not
always certain that if a man cats sour
grapes ins children's teeth will bo set
on edge, but tlld effect of tho sour
erano diet may skin a Generation or
two or appear in a collateral line. Wo
try to study this problem in our asy
lums and prisons, and wo get n great
many interesting facts, but they aro
too oonllictinc to cuido legislation.
The difficulty is to relievo a person of
resppnsihility for tho sins of his an
ccstors without rclioymtj him of ro
sponsibility for his own sins. liar-
Iper's Magazine,
The Mystery About Bakintr Powders
To tho creat mass of nconlo tlio com
position of these powders is unknown.
and practically tho only means which
tho pnblio havo had of obtaining any
Iknowledco of their composition, has
been tho unsupported statements ot
rival manufacturers, each one trying to
outdo tho. other in stating tho quantity
and quality of the horrible ingredients
to be found in all powders except their
own
A careful investigation of the sub
lcct discloses tho fact' that there aro
practically three classes ot baking pow
ders, whicli may bo anpronriatclv nam
cd as follows : Tlio Alum, Cream of
Tartar, and Phosphatio. All bakin
powders consist of soda mixed wit
somo kind ot dry acid, and varyin
proportions of starch or Hour : tho di
ierence being mainly in tho oharacter
ot acid used
The Alum powders consist of burnt
alum with tho requisitosoda and starch
and aro the cheapest of all. In fact it
is generally safe to assumo that an
I powder offered at a very low pricfi,
I m bulk is an alum powder. Uiero
or
ap
pears to bo some dilterencc ot opinion
as to the harmful results likely to tol
low the use of alum baking powders,
tho majority of physicians, however,
condemning them. It is cortaiuly safo
I wmhhsuwiuh mum.
to .. .
W "y01lnclr "B0-
Tho Cream Tartar powders are made
by simply mixing together ordinary
cream of Tartar, soda and starch,
Thcso powders leave in tho bread tar
trato of soda and potassa, and scientists
havo questioned tho advisability of
their introduction into our evcry-day
food. They surely do not add any de
sirablo ingredient to our food whether
their; use bo positively harmful or not.
rh08phatio baking powders arc the
invention of Prof. Ilorsford, of Cam
bridge, formerly Professor of Chcmistiy
in liarvard University. It was -well
known that tho life-sustaining proper
ties ot wheat wero due to tho phos
phates contained therein, it having
been proven by actual experiment that
wheat deprived ol its phosphates
would not sustain life, nnd it was also
. Hint, in tho nrodiielinn nf
wen Known liiat, in uio production ot
fine white Hour nearly all of these
phosphates wero removed, thus de
priving tho Hour practioally ot all tho
nutritious qualities possessed by the
heat, -I ho frolesBor conceived tlio
idea of restoring thcso phosphates to
the food by the means of a baking
powder. His invention consisted of
producing a dry acid suitable to tif o in
place of ordinary cream tartsr, whioh
would leavo in tho bread tho nutritious
pnofpnaies. lue nil ml 01(1 least
Powder so well known ill this section
is mado bv his process, and is highly
, fl . .
oommeuded by all scientists,
The Whisperphone.
Tho whisperpl ono is an mgcinious
invention, with 'a wir6 gauge diaphragm
which can be attached to the -tele-phono
and -tho message whispered in
stead of shouted. The whispers at the
other end of tho lino sound ai distinct
as tho ordinary tones of the voice,
which is a great advantage to tboso
wishing to Bend messages that they do
not want other folks standing by to
hear. The attachment of this little in
strument to tho telephone can be made
in an instant, and will doubtless soon
como into general use.
Grapes for Weakly and Sickly Persons
Many persons who aro woak and sick
ly aro at a loss to know what will re
store their Imalth. Speor's Port Wine
and Unfcrmeuied .Grnno Juice ara tho
bct restoratives known. It is espec
ially recommended for its purity, ox.
quisito flavor and healthy properties
Medical men certify .to its valuablo
medical powers and blood making
property. Mr, bpeer has, been for years
engaged in preparing And perfecting
this wine, and it ri quired a four years
process before it is fit for market,
A7". Y. Jiaptist.
Sold by druggists.
A Pucet Sound (Oregon) sawmill
has sent a stick 151 feet loW and 20
inches squaro,- to an exhibition in San
Francisco. It is beleived to bo tho
largest picoo ever turned out fiom a
sawmill.
Curo of Cancer nnd Ulcers.
Judge T. U UcLondoa writes to the
Bvflit Bpeclflo Co. i "About three years
ago, Jerry Bradley, had a cancerous
sore on his (ace, near tho right eye. It
caused him a great deal ot pain, and. ha
lost the sight ot the eye, but was floslly
cured by the use of bwlft's Bpeclflo.
rhlsoatels well knewn In Wllke Co.,
Oi, whore he lived." ' '
Mr. U Cox, of Arkabutla, Tato Co.,
Hiss., wrltesi -1 suffered a great dsal
Irom old ulcere lor years. Your medi
cine was rscommonded, .and after using
six bottles I was completely cured.
Your medicine does even more than you
elatuforlt. I hare known It to cure
eases which wero thought hopeless."
B.Mru" Ooldsmlth, Ho. 07 Warrea
Bt., Brooklyn, W. Y., wrltsai "I torn
manoed using B. a. B. about Ihrss years
ego. I had suffered with o sore throat
for over a year. J used a gr many
rBm?'1,l". wlt 00 sood results.
Uy little girl, also, had sore Angers! II
eommeneej from the quick, and then
the nails would come oft. We doctored
ner for over two years, and when I com.
menced using 8. 6. U. I Uoughtl would
if " WOul11 do 'or her. I am
thankful to say that It entirely cured
b?ri.It.J' i!?9 b. remedy 1 know
of for the blood. I really believe
It was the means of saving my life.
The doctor told me I had a throat dls.
ease similar to Oenoral Grant's. I
jheerfully recommend It to all suffering
from disordered blood.
, ,?iiit'i" '"JP'eodaadgkln Diseases
i Balled free. T Bwirr Brscino Co..
1 Drawer, AUaaU, (Je, '
A. E. SMITH, ESQ.
has leen for 49 years rond master on the Roston ft
Malnn nj Hloni. And h now residing at (Ireab Falls,
N. II. llo says trackmen, brakoman, firemen,
engineers and conductors, M well aslMRrnffo mas
ters and cjtpressmcn, aro subject to kidney dis
eases aboYO all others. All, therefore, will to In
terested In tho statoment of his oxperlenoo. "I
hartfuned lirown's Barsaparllla (or kidney and
liver troubles, and con truly say It has dono moro
for mo than all tho doctors I ever employed, and I
have had occasion to renulro tho Bcrvlcos of tho
best physicians In tho Stato. .My who also nas
been greatly benefited by Its uso. A. K. BmitiI,
Road Master, a ft M, R. It.
Tlio kldncrs havo lcn severely taxed an winter,
as tho pores of tho skin havo been closed, but now
as warm weather has come, they need somo aid.
May bo you havo that psln across the back) that
tired feellngl thooo drawing down pains. It so
s ou can cam Immediate relief by following tho
oxarnptoof Mr. Smith and his wife, and uso that
ntver falling and grand corrector for tno kidneys,
liver and blosd,
BROWN'S
Sarsaparilla.
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book Trulbt cattielal Kriaaaa4 Kluod Diikuat, aipo
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PEERLESS DYES J
They will dye everything. They are sold every,
where. 1'rlce. loc. a package. 40 dolors. They
have no equal for strength, brightness, amount
in packages, or for fastness of color, cr non.fadlng
qualities. They do not crack or smut. For sale
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out with cxcelTODlllyor mentnlfirort and acts as a safetusrd ntralnst exposuro
?n wet i and riroroui cathrr. Itwlll drive all malarious diseases from tho ByBtem.
Hard worKersoi every vwnuumum
Dyspepsia find in rerrine's j'ure
5
wif iiiikev i nowerful Invltrorant
land holper to nigiwllon. PKHHINK'B
PlIltK ll.Mtl.RY MALT WHISKKY
without unduly stlmulatinif tho kid
neys Increases their flairutntf activity,
counteracts tho eirects of falltrue, has
tens convalescence and.ls a wltolesomo
and prompt diuretic. Watch thclabol I
Nono genuine unless bearing tho signature
Fot sate u; all drug 1st
and grocers throughou
tho united States and
rinkilAa.
37 JSOKTH laiO-NT ST. ooiN
C. JB. JBOBMNS,
DEALER IN
Foreign amdt MomesMo
WINES AND LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BL00MSBURG, PA.
INDUCEMENTS!
We are offering creat. inducements to norsons desirini? to
purchase Pianos, Organs and
Among the Pianos we handle are the IYERS & POWT)
C C.BRIGGS,BAUS$CO.,SCnOMACKERGold
String and Opera Pianos. These Pianos are all flrst-clabO
and funy warranted ,for five years.
Our leading Organs are the
EB, UNITED STATES
AtfD -ROTARY Sewing
notary newmg iuacnme in tne
Before purchasinc: write
PALACE OP MUSIC AND
DEPOT, Main St., Bloomsburg,
PENNEY GOODS
Our leading Sewing Machines are the celebrated WETT'E
ME W DA VIS, NE W DOMESTIC, NE W BOMK
Alexander Bros. I Co,
WHOLESALE DEALEIISIN
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CANDIES,
FRUITS AND NUTS.
sole:aoent8 ron
HENRY MAILLAEDS
SICA.NDIES.'
FltKSU EVEIIY WEEK.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
A SPECIALTY,
BOLX IOINTS roE
F. P. ADAMS CO.,
FINE CUT
CHEWING
TOBACCO
Solo agents of the following-brands
of
cigars.
11KN11V CLAY,
LONDHK3,
NOHMAL,
INDIAN HtlNCKSS,
SAMSON,
SlLVKlt ABU.
Tiitt's Pills
OtTRE
Malariaj pumb Chills,
Fever and. Ague, Wind
Colic, Bilious Attacks,
They produce rCBiilur, ualiirul ovnn.
ll;fo, iiever -ripe,, rlnlerriroi, lll
jliilly iMinliiea. Arumiy mvUirliio,
ny sliuultl I10 lu c cry lioiiseliultl, '
SOLU EVEUYWIIEItE.
novssn.ctcoljr.
YTAJNWHiaHT & (JO
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
PilltADgU'HU, lA.
HUB, BYHUl'S, COFKKE BUQAlt, MOUBSEb
1110s, Bnogg, uioAitn boda, kto., sto.
N. S. Corner Second anil Arab Bta.
voider wtu reoeiro prompt atu&Uoa,
WftLT IPKIYi
nr
in 1110 iilien n uiiu nuuwruuiv 11
ihmmmi
nani-j
!Tho analysis as It appears by tho I.o1
bcl an every bottlo: I havo carefully an
alt-vnd Ihol'eMB lUlil.KT MALT-Wma
ksv made by M. & J.K l'crrliio and 11 ml
It entirely freo from fusel oll.furturol,
metals and acids nnd Is absolutely
nuro." istonrtl, Camilla Arthur Matir,
m-atotnle VI7te Vnlnrttttet of Munich,
iwnminna Hnsoaaen
(JliTli W ATJlili ol., ifO.lL,
FOR SALE BY DItUGGISTS AND AM, DSAI.EKS. Jan
Sowing Machines.
celebrated V .Hf TT. J..
and other maes. .
STAND-
Machine, the
finest und best
world.
for Catalogues to .T. RAT,rr7.Ti,.T?'H
GREAT SEWINO TirAnmNTi!
Pa.
ANY OUDBlt
FOU FESTIVAL
Will DO
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ENGLISH
WALNUTS
CREAM NUTS,
ALMONDS,
l'OP CORN
BALLS.
BLOOMSBURG PLANING MILL
Tho undersigned having put his rianlng M
n llailroad Street, In nrBt-ciass condition, Is pro
"rod todo allkindsof work In his line,
FRAMES, SASK, DOORSt
BLINDS.MOUuDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
Ufnlshed ui reaBuuuuiei rices. All lumbernsed
h well seasoned and none but skilled workmen
areemployed. .
ESTIMATES FOE EU1LDJNGS
urnlsbed on application. Hons and specin
ons prepared by an experienced draughtsman
OUARLF8 KRVG,
Itlooinxburtr, l'
naB revolutionized the world dnr
log the last half century, Not
least, among the wonders of in.
ventlvu nroitress Is a method and
Bystem of work that can be peiforir.ee all over tho
country without tepartlng (ho workers from their
homes, ray liberal! anyone can do the work;
either sex, young or old; no special ability ro
quired. Capital net needed; yeu are started free.
Out this out and return to us and we win send
you free, something of great value and import
ance to you, that will start you In buelnets,Wnlch
will bring you in more money right awa y, than
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Address Tuts t Co., Augusta, Maine, lydtcJ