T&E COLUMBIAN AtfD DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY PA.
Wost Point
MANV MtKR FGIIOLAltdlllPS TIIKItK OPEN
l TO imiCIIIT 110V8.
Dcsplto llio fnot that a great numbor
ol boys nro Booking to got tho best
education for tho Icait outlay in money
tho pleudlil opportunities offorod by
tho" West Point Military Academy fre
quently go begging. Tho conditions
ol ontry aro rigorous only In name.
Iwory ono who goes thoro does so up
on merit and tlio boy who daro not
stand tho lost of his own rmmiirnmrm1.a
docs not desorvo a liberal oduoation atr
unolo Barn's cost. Tho number of
pupils who can attend tho Academy at
any ono time is fixed by law at one for
oach of tho threo hundred and twenty
six Congressional districts, ono from
each of tho tin Territories and ton at
largo, who aro named by tho President
ot tho United States, or a total of threo
hundred and forty-six.
Yet tho classes in tho Academy aro
nevor full. This arises in a fow casos
from failure on tho part of candidates
to pass the entrance examinations,
when tho appolntmont of another boy
has to go over until tho following year,
leaving no one in tho institution from
tho district. By far tho larger numbor
of vacancies Briso from neglect on tho
part of thoso having tho appointments
in charge to perforin their duty, henoo
thoro "aro vacant at tho presont llmo
about fifty frco scholarships, several
of them belonging to Delaware, Now
Jersoy and Pennsylvania.
Tbo boy who wishes to enter West
Point must bo between the ages of 17
and 22, havo a sound body and a good
common school education. The ap
pointment is mado by the raembor of
Congress in each district, but no politi
cal infltiotico is nocossary, because tho
candidate is alwayB selected by compe
titive examination. . There can bo but
ono cadet in tbo Academy from each
district at a timo, now men being ap
pointed as soon as tho provious ono
graduates or is thrown out. The lat
ter contingent occurs in tho caso of
about ono third of thoso named, chiefly
on account of carelessness and laziness
on tho part' of those who enter. There
are, however, more than half a hundred
districts in tho United States from
which no candidate is named and to
whoso credit thcro is now no cadet in
the Academy.
Lads who wish to enter West Point
'must bo legal residents of the districts
from which they are appointed, but
this difficulty-is easily surmounted, for
if thero is no vacancy in the district in
which tho Ambitious young man resides
whioh fact can bo ascertained by ap
plying by letter, direct to tho member
of Congress from that district it is
easy to remove into a district where
there is a vaoanoy, or whero there will
be ono by the timo tho legal residence
has been acquired. Tho facts about
present and prospective vacancies can
be ascertained by writing to the Secre
tary of War at Washington, and a
legal residence can be acquired in an
other district in the same State in two
months, or in another district in an
other State in one year. The time
spent in acquiring this legal residence"
need- not bo lost, for it can be well
spent in study, in order that the exami
nations may bo safely passed.
The United States War Department
and the authorities at West Point are
anxious that the vacancies in the insti
tution, be as few as possible. They
want all the scholarships taken, and
they are desirous of getting bright and
healthy young men, all of whom they
givo, without the expense of a dollar,
a first-class liberal education, not alone
in military tactics, but in languages,
philosophy, law, literature, swimming,
boxing, drilling, dancing and all that
goes to make tho polished and cultured
gentleman.
Upon entering the Academy each
candidate is oompelled to take an oath
of allegiance, and he binds himself to
servo tbo United States in any capacity
ho may be needed for a term of eight
years. Four of these years he spends
in study at West Point, whero he is
paid $540 per year, and the other four
he serves as a second lieutenant, if not
sooner promoted to a first lieutenancy.
At the expiration of tho eight years
he is free to resign or to continue in
the servicp, as he prefers. He is also
free to resign immediately he completes
his course of study at West Point.
Nothing is laid np against bim if he
does so. If there are plenty of gradu
ates to fill all vacancies in tho army the
resignation is always accepted and the
boy is always free to-to enter any trade
rotession or business, ior all of which
ie has had an exceptionally fine train
ing at no oost to himself. If there are
several vacancies and thero generally
aro not the graduate is compelled to
servo bis four years only, unless he
has his resignation sooner accepted
The competitive examination before
tho board named by the member of
Congress, when tho fact is ascertained
who shall be mado the candidate, does
not suffice for entrance tn the Academy.
All candidates are notified to report at
West Point immediately after the
graduating exercises of the old first
class have taken place, which is gener-
aUVabout tho middle' of June. Their
orf-dentiats.are taken and they aro sub
jpcted to a physical pxami'nition. If
this be safely passed the' candidate is
pjven a room in barracks with (me
other candidate, with a suit of gray
flannel .to wear. This suit is newly
made for him, and while it is not, so
stylishly cut as tho broadoloth of tho
upper classmen, it is nevertheless rieat
and comfortable and answers very w.ll
for the fow days the candidate is com
pelled to wear it.
Tbo examinations which follow cover
about a week, rarely more than ono
topio being taken up on any single
day. They aro conducted by tutors
in the Academy, And are pretty rigid.
TJioy cover only the common Englinh
lxunuhes, particular ativm being laid
upon spelling, arithmetic and Unilrd
States history. One must not know a
great many things in order to pass the
West Point entrance examinations, hut
ho must know the comrn n studies
thoroughly. A good staudard is in
sisted upon, hence tho honor nnd bene
fit are greater when they, havo been
won.
As a rulo about thirtv-tivo per cent.
fail to pats, not that the standard is so
Higu, but because so tew young men
know tlmir common branches well.
Those who do not pans are given back
their citizen h clothes and invited to
depart by tho earliest boat. Thoso
who do pass are re-arrauged in com
frrtable rooms in barracks and the
ttudent lifo begins. They aro not ytl
cadets, however, and aro not yet allow
ed to mlnglo with tho othor classmen.
Class rank plays a greater part at West
Point than at any other institution.
Henco when tho upper classes aro
rttu'hed tho honor is ail tho greater.
Whi)o tho incoming class is in its
pray flaunt 1 its members ore jlepomi
natcd "beasts." They are an awkward
ti'qu.iil, aud in striking contrpst to tho
fttaight and handwroo figures of tho
ladits. Tlmv havo no studies,, for
tlioie do not begin until September j
but thoy llvo in barraoks, whllo tho
uadots live, from Juno to tho last of
August, In tho pretty whito touts on
tho bank of tho rivor just east of tho
Cavalry Plain. Tho cadets go to
Grant Hall for their nioals, uSl as thoy
do nt other tlmos of tho year, march
ing thoro always in rogulnr ordor, but
tho "beasts ' aro Drought over irom
barraoks after tho Cadots aro seated,
nnd aro marched back again boforo tho
cadets riso irora tnulo.
As soon as tho enndidato readies
West Point nnd reports to tho govorn
uiont official ho is put in char go of n
body of oadols detailed lor mat pur
pose. At the head of thoso cadet de
tails Is a cadet captain. Tho latter this
year is a young Now York boy who is
the ranking oadet lieutenant of tbo
prosont battalion. IIo is a handsomu
voung follow, stands high in his class,
and has gone through iho last fifteen
months of his endetsbip without n
singlo counting demorit. This explains
his promotion. IIo graduates next
Juno.
Under tho oadet in char go of the
"beasts" and who is always a first
classman there aro eight cadet corpor
als chosen from tho third class. Thoso
nine cadots havo full cbargo of tho in
coming class. Thoy drill them, take
them to moals, to tho river to bathe,
sea that thoy understand all of tho
duties rcqulrod of thorn and infliot all
punishments for disobedience. This
poos on lor at least a month some
times eix weeks or until tho newoora
ers are well enough drilled to appear with
tho rest of tho battalion. Thon thoy
aro quartered in camp and drilled with
the balanco of tho battalion.
As soon as the battalion is reached
tho now or forth class aro denominated
"plebes." This title thoy retain until
tho following Juno, and until noon of
tho very day on which tho old first
class departs. Dropping tho hatod
epithet of "plebo" is a great event in
West Point life, for on that day tho
student becomes a real cadet. IIo is
no longer a "Mr.," but is addressed by
his surnamo without prefix. During
the entire first yt-ar tho "plebo" is
nobody in particular. No cadet ever
treats him as a sooial equal, no matter
who , he .may have been before coming
to West' Point. The President's son,
if ho hsd one there, would fare no hot
ter as a "plebo" than anybody else. IIo
is never permitted to attend any of
tbo tbree bops that occur each week;,
nor is ho expected to have any lady
company, unless it bo bis mother or
sister. Tho life of tho "plebe," it must
bo admitted, is something liko that of
a policeman it is not a nappy ono.
It was from tho cadets who nro
placed over the incoming candidates
that tho hazing abou which one form
erly heard so much generally oamc.
But tho practice of hazing has been
broken up at West Point. No canii
date is now ever submitted to any
treatment that goes against his self
respect. No one ever touohes him, nor
is ho ever'lod upon to suffer any
personal inihgmty. If ono goes there,
a sousible fellow, willing to tako tho
little raillery tbat all "beasts and
"plebes" have to take, and does so
good naturedly,. ho will immediately
win reaped, and as Boon as ho has
served his year of "plebedom" will be
well treated and make friendships that
will bo sure to last his lifetime.
It is only tho mart" youths who
ever get into trouble. One fellow this
year went to West Point after having
failed in iho examinations at Annapolis.
While the full battalion was drilling at
dress parade ho was so indiscreet as to
remark that West Point could not drill
as well as Annapolis cadets. Tho for
mer beard of the remark and the fellow
paid, dearly for it. Ho is now a "beast"
and is being taught to drill Wst
Point style.
Une young fellow camo Irom Hew
York this year and brought with him
a local paper that praised bis form 'and
his scholarship and olosed with tho
statemont that tho boy would be an
honor to the Academy. The npper
classmen said they'd like to see the
youth who was to bo an honor to the
Academy. They saw him aud now
this particular "beast" is compelled to
recite the .entire article from memory
eaoh morning before breakfast.
A South Carolina lad announoed his
name as John Adams. Ho was told
to say "sir when addressing his
superiors. "Sir John Adams," ho
promptly shouted and "Sir John" he
has ever since been and will probably
remain so to tho end of his course.
Times.
Grapes for Health.
The uso of ripe grapes for dinner is
of incalculable benefit to tho human
system, and tho Pure Grape Juice,
properly preserved, is invaluable for
weakly persons and invalids. The
Port Qrapa AVino and tho Grapo Juico
preserved from bis own vineyards, by
Alfred Speer of New Jersey, is pro
nouueed by the leading medical on perts
to be the most reliable to lie obtained.
To use the Unfermented Grapo Juico
is just liko eating tho ripe sweet
grape.
Imitatine Old Harried Feople,
From Timo.
They were on their bridal tour, and
sho said gaylys "Now, Fred, wo
don't want everybody in tho oar to
know that Ave aro newly mtrried and
havo thejn all staring at u-. Let us
act like real old married people It 11
bo such jolly fun."
"All right.' Baid .ferod, oilmly.
"Yon just let me havo that end of tho
of tho seat; it's lots pluasantor than
this. I'll tako the pilluw, too, and I
guess I'll go to Bleep for three or four
hours. You waken mo when wo oomo
to tho diumr station. Spread tbat
shawl oyer me, and "
"Oh, I don't oaro who knows that
we'ro just mnrried." sho said. "Sit
where you arc, dear, and hold my
Jiand."
For every 1,000 inhabitants' tho Un
ited States runs trains 0,700 miles an
uually, whilo tbo train mileage of
Great Btiliuu on tbo sanio basis Is 75,
000; Belgium, -1,500; Frauuv, 3,550;
Germany, 3,250,
Mrs. Dart's Triplets. -fM
President Cleveland's Prise for the three beat
alven to theso triplets, Aiome, iua, ana nay, cuuureu oi Airs. a. a.. vi uoiuuujku, n. ,
Bhs writes I " Luf August the little ones Ursine very ilck, and as I could ret no other food
that would agree with them, I commenced the use of Lactated Food. It helped them imme
dlatclT. and ther were toon as well as ever, and I eoml.lcr It very largely, due to tha food
that they are now so well." Lactated rood
them well, and Is better thin medietas when
4.1 OrUfiuu. Cabinet photo, of thus niplsu
UUMI WffU.li RIBHraflDIOn QOu BUrUWWn. .Yf'-i
A Lover's Wild Ubasa.
THAMI'INII TEN THOUSAND Mtt.tSH 1'OIt
WIKR AND I.0S1NU lllill AT T1IK KN11.
Frederick Wilks, of ChloAgo, deser
ves tho prize for boing olthor tho
greatest fool or tho most obliging hus
band that has been heard of for many
a day. Some timo ago, in Notting
ham, England, ho foil Tn lovo with An
nie, tho vlllago hollo. Sho was seven
loon nnd ho ninctem yoirs of age.
IIo got a day set for ttioir marnago,
but just boforu it oimo Annie ran
away to Amerioa. IIo lover followed
her, found her In Now York oity, nnd
a marringo was ngain ntrangod for,
wlu-n tho girl disappeared attain.
This timo slio slipped uaoK to n-ng-
land. Ho followod her, and, after
tramping up nnd down tho country
sevornl weeks, found sho had gone to
tho Continont. To tho Continent
went tho constant lovor, nnd for
month's sho led him a will o'-tho-wisp
cliaso from city to city. 1'inally sho
,f iMr in Nnttinreliam. and he
caught her, nnd, boforo sho could get
" . .. ' Ul.
nwiiv nirain. thov wero married, oho
It conditional that thov should
no nt onco to Amorioa. Thoy sailed
for New York, on I thence drifted to
nhinnoo. where Frederick hns been
s-t
nmnlnvnil m n book-koencr.
Annin nmmicd to liko Chicago, and
F-oderick thought that her wandering
propensitlci were over. But nnfortu
nately this wa not tho fact. He camo
home last week and found that Bho
had gone again, leaving no trail bo-
hind her. Frederick has started on
nnnthnr nhnaa after her. and says al
though ho has tramped ten thousand
mllps nlroiidv for hor sako. ho Is will
ing tn tramn ten thousand moro, h
n r
ntcossary.
A Good Appetito-
Is essential to good health; but at this
season it is otten lost, owing to uiu i
novertv or imnuritv of tho
mnrwl tin. I
Diooa, ao-1
rnnnnmont nf dm (lifTfwtivo oroans. and
- , . Conncctlon9 at impert with pnnaaeipnia s
tho weakening effect of tho Changing I Heading Katlroad for Tamanend, Tamaqua. Will
nelson. Hood's Sarsparilla is a won- import. s?n
season, flood s sarspariua
derful medicino for oreating an appo
tite, toning tho digestion, and giving
strength to tho wholo system. Now is
the timo to tako it. Bo suro to get
Hood s Sarsparilla.
THEY DID IT.
What? Cured among others the
following. They write s
Sit Oentnl Are., ClsdnniU.O.. t
th.
Indigestion and bo bit imirovl won-
II Rosoltn St, New naven, CI, j
February luUi, 1X
Athlorhoroi Pllli worked wondrra In my
aftepr dyipcpili. liuux L. Culbk.
Ath-lo-pho-ros Pilli aro small and
pleasant to take, yet wonderfully
effective. Invaluable for kidney
anil liver complaints, dyipepaia, in
dlgeition, constipation, headache,
etc They'll take away tbat tired
feeling giving new life and strength.
Eend 6 cents for the beautiful colored clo
ture, " Moorish Maiden."
THE A THL0PH0R0S CO. 112 WallSt. H. K
a
noT25n.cco6ms.
Tfia flrlelnll
OQVK eueXs pills.
ItEtTAltB Or I311TATIOXS. ALWAYS
ASK HOK Sll. l'lMWE'S rjSLZ,BXB, OU
Z.ITTL11 BVOAn-COATSa PILZS.
Mollis entirely vegetable, thoy op
erate without disturbance to the system, diet,
or occupation. Put up in Rlass vials, horraetl
nally scaled. Always ficsn and reliuble. As
n lnxnilve, ultcrailvc, or purgative.
theso Uttio Vellett give tbo most perfect
satisfaction.
SICK HEADACHE.
Islllotta Hoadnclio,
Dlxiliicss, Constipa
tion, liidlKcullou.
Ill 1 1 oni Attacks, and all
rfcrnnucmcnts of tho Btom
nch and bowels, aro prompt
ly relieved and permanont ly
cured bv tho uso of Dr.
I'iflrrn'i Plnnsnnt l'nrf
rf atlve Pellets.
dial power ot these
In nxnlnnation of tho reined!
l'ellotit nrer bo crrcat a variety of diseases. It
may truthfully bo said that their action upon
tho system Is universal, not a ffland or tlssuo
cficnplnir their sanatlvo tnlluence. Sold by
druyg Ibts, "5 cents a vial. Manufactured at tho
Chemical Laboratory of Woiild's Dispzhbabt
Medical Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
CS is offered by the manufacture
ersot Hr. Sngea Catarrb
. icoinetlv. for. a com of
C'hionlo Nasal Catarrh which
they cannot cure.
SYMPTOMS OF OATAnnn.-DuU.
heavy lieuilache, obstruction ot the nasal
passages, fllscharges falling from the head
Into tho throat, sometimes profuse, watery,
and acrid, nt others, thick, tenacious, mucous,
Duruleitt. bloody and uutrldt the eves are
weak, watery, and tntloiued ; there Is ringing
In the ears, deafness, backlntr or coughing to
clear tho throat, oxpcctonttioa of offensive
matter, together with scabs from ulcers; the
voice is changed and has a nasal twang; the
breath Is offensive; smell and taste are lm
tialred ! thero Is a sensation of dizziness, with
mental depression, a hacking oough and gen
eral debility. Only a fow Qt tho above-named
svmDtoms are likely to bo present in any o
cose. Thousands of coses annually, without
manifesting half of the above symptoms, re
sult in consumption, and end in the grave.
No disease Is so common, more deceptive and
dangerous, or less understood by physlclsns.
Ily its mild, soothing, and healing properties,
r. Sage's Catarrh Itumedy cures the worst
cases of Catarrh, "cold In tlie Head,"
joryxa, ana cutorruai ueauaciir.
Bold by druggists everywhere 1 W cents.
"Cntold Agony from Catarrh."
Prof. W. TIacsher, the famous mesmerist,
of Ithaca, N. 1'.. writes i " Home ten ysars ago
I suffered untold turony from ohronla nasal
catarrh. My family physician gave me up as
Incurable, and said I must die. My case was
such a bad one, that every day, towards sun
set, my voice wouia Decome so noarse I couia
barely speak above a whisper, in the morning
my coughing and clearing of my throat would
almost strangle me. Uy tho use ot Or. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy, In three months, I was a weU
man, ana inu uro cos pweu peruausat.
" Constantly Hawking and Spitting."
Tnnuis 3. ItnsnlNn. Ksn.. tXi Pint Strut.
St. Louit, IIo., writes I " 1 was a great sufferer
rrom catarru ior inroe years, at times i couia
hardly breathe, and was oonstantly hawking
and spitting, and for the lust eight months
e lust eigui
Jgh tho noi
couiu nut urvubuu buniuku iuu iiuabniv. a
thought nothing could bo dune for me. Luck-
llr. I was advlaad to try Dr. Sasro's Catarrh
Hemedy, and I am now a well man. I believe
it to no tue only suro romeay ior catsrrn now
manufactured, and ono has only to frlvo It a
fair trial to experience attounoujg results and
a uvruiaueut cure.
Three iiottlei Care Catarrh.
Pa sayst "My daughter had catarrh when
she was five years old. very bodlv. 1 saw Dr.
Mage's Catarrh Hemedy advertised, and pro
cured a bottle for her, and soon sow that it
helped her; a third bottle effected a perma
nent euro. She is now eighteen leari old and
IUUUV .UiU MVM.
WILLIAM HART
BLOOMSBURG, PENN'A.,
AGENT FOlt THE
KEYSTONE DYNAMITE POWDER CO.
manuf actruers ot the celebrated Keystone Dyna
mite. This explosive Is giving universal satlsfao.
ion. Quotations checrfuuy given, (Aug 17 S3
babies at the Aurora County Fair, la iW, vrsi
larseiy i
Ltla.fed hi
U the best food for bottle-led babies. )t keel
they are sick.
lent (ret to the Bother or any ban bora UUIItM,
V.AXX.KOAD TZMX TAB LB
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ELA.WAUE, LACKAWANNA AND
WK3TK11N HAlLHOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
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bcrland with P. & E. Dlv. P. It. R. for IlarrlBburtr,
LOCK llaven. Jtmponum, warrBn.urrj uu jum
Bcranton, Pa
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern oemrai
Railway.
M
TIME TABLE.
In effect JUNE 4, 1883. Trains leave sunoury
EASTWARD,
q 40 a. m.. Bea snore n-xpreBo vua.it
2?. n.lSiVrmnr andlnteraotUateatatlona,
arriving at Philadelphia S.15 p. m.j Kew Ypre,
P:icSn&Kvt1ikte
snore points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia. t Mp m.Tjar express
dallr excentBundayl.forUarrtsburg and Intenne-
SI PVew& pm ? Wore
aKJ'mV walngton, 7.65p.m. Parlor car
fhr'oSgh-t'o PhUadSfhla'and .passenger coaches
toulhtoPhlladelpKlaan. Wally
foruarrtsburg
InzatFhlladel
liailimuro, d..u , ",M,,...iHn
Pullman sleeplngcar irom niu.v -.7 I"
.,0 TMift.(ifMnnia DasBcuKoiH
Sleeperundlstnrbedtmtll to. m.
.ou a. m. r.i -7yrtio.f Btatlons.
n A. i m. ! Baltimore h.io a. ui. , "
"m. Through Puuman sleeping ears are run on
tMstralS to Philadelphia. Balflmore and WaaWng
ton, and through passenger coaches to Phuaaei
phla and Baltimore.
WEST W ARO.
. - - .. 1 c. n
to
o,iua. m.-f -"'f,s;;-Kfl canandal.
Io and Niagara Falls, with through Pullman Pal.
carVand paslengor coaches Eo Erie and Boeh
estcr. v..,,- ....nt snnrtuT for
V.5S NBWS Jtipresa iuu ""VCKi
Lock naven and intermediate Btat pns.
12 63 p. m.-magara Kspresa (dally eicept Sun-
any) tor Kane and nienneaiaveoi.i.i" "?iSvs
I. SSii,,. onii nrincioal intermediate stations,
ra Fans wiin
throughpassenger coachestoK
ane and Rochester
ana rariorcarwi anvtnT ne.
novo and Intermediate stations, and ElmirV Wat-
kins ana inxennoaiau, ivu., '
senger coaches to itenojo and i Watklns.
ti.au a. m. ouuuay uuunu,
illnf A at.fttlon-
Timouan trains for sormtmY fkomthe
Dn.itoT mail tAAvpn Pbtladslnhla 4.S0 a. m
TTn-tohi,rv T.in Arrivincf at Sunburr 0.20 a. m. with
through sleeping car from PhUadelphla to Wll-
,lNewB Express leaves Philadelphia 4.80 a. m.
TlarrlBburg, 8.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
arriving at Bunbury 9.83. a.m.
Philadelphia, 7.40 a. m. ; Baltimore 7.80 a. m. (dolly
except Sunday arriving at Bunbury J J.B2 p. m.,
with through Parlor car from Philadelphia
and tnrough passenger coaches from PhUadel
phla and Baltimore. ,
Fast Line leaves New York 9.00 a.m.; Phlladel
phla,ll.50 a. m. ; Washington, 9.60 a. m. ; naltl
more, 10.45 a. m., (dally except Sunday) arriving at
Sunbury, 6.8op.m., with through passenger
coachesfrom PhUadelphla and Ilaltlmore.
Krin Mftii lRnvnH nHW inrKB.uiu.ui.: rjiuouui-
Dhla. 11.29 p. ra
Washington, 10.00
, 1U.UU p. in, . uaill.
On.
(dally exoe pt;satnrday) anlvlng
aL Hunnury d.iu a. ui.. wn.ii iuniuKu i uuuiau
nury o.iu
Sleeping cars from Philadelphia, Wi
on and
Baltimore and through passenger
coaches from
Philadelphia.
SUNBURY, IIAZT.KTOJ1 WIT.KKHllAltRB
llAIIUlUAII Anil r.uivi'11 JkM Hnoi
UlTANUIl JMU.WAI.
molly excent wunoav.1
wilkcaharre Mall leaves Sunbury S.es a. m.
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10.4S a. m., WUies-barre
iz.isp.rn. t
bury 5.85 p. m., arriving
Kxpress uasb leavcu auuuu
t Bloom Ferry 8.ap. m., Wllkes-narre t.ss p; m
Sunnury Man leaves wi uesnarre iu.aj a. m. .rii.
In
at Bloom Ferry 11.46 a. m., Bunbury 13.85 p. in
inH wnat. u-nvffl witkea.barro .65 D. m.. ar
riving at Bloom Ferry 4.19 p. m., sunbury Mop.m
SUNDAY ONLY.
Rnndav mall leaves Sunbury 9:25 a, m., arriving
at Bloom Ferry 10:1 a. m.. Wllkes-Barre 11:45 a.m.
Sunday accommoaauun leaves niurB-in u..w
p. m., arriving at Bloom Ferry, t.89 p. m., Bunbury,
i;rji ri. m.
CIIAS. B. puon,
J.K. WOOD.
Gen. passenger Agent
oen.Manager
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HAIR BALSAM
Oletuuea nnd tMittflM tbo hair.
l'runiuliii a ltixurtAitt if rowLh.
Ntver Fallt lo Ritor Qrty
H.Iplnlt. Voulhful Color.
Crelcwpdiruwl6UulhAlfsvUlnI
tvn.ntiini(rgTsTti.
HINDERCORNS.
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Cor
fitoi Ail lain. Euiunsi comfort to tli(ef. NervrfAlU
to euro, lseeuut-turugsuu. tiucoxauoit.
UucoxAOwB. V.
Juuoi-d-4t,
OI.Ii AND INAIHIQUATU
STEAM MACHINERY I
Icon bo made satisfactory, so that loss of ttme and
expense ot getting new can bo avoided. It will
coat noiuing vo correnpouu wuu tue
Machinery imfhovkment oo.
State your case and And out what they can do for
uu. Auureas iamjh jiujl saw, ftnn luitnxuai
fflCK, giving IuU particulars.
July so-r-tm
Of Interest to Ladies.
U' will Mod FREK BAMPLBotoor wooa.rfol
aj lady who wiibM
tot,tiuelr.ccr txforturcr.MtD
ponwa, CAMS HUtlDT b0.,BU
novss&c&coiy.
SUFFERING WOMEN'S"
Whia troubled with tbo niiojinB IrresaHrlt.MH
fiQ.uiitlr following.-, 00I4 or ipmura, or from Cop
UutioQial Vi takiwsvti io peoulUr to their mi, utouid
Una OR, DuGHOlNE'8 Celsbrated
FEMALE REQUUTINQ PILLS.
TUfira BtrwiitfUi-nlua toth ntirj ritin, Iraimrt
tone, rtaior and inaitntHIp fort to ll f auction ot Ikm?
ad pi lad. bat by mftll, Mtmrulr l1s tl AdartMut,
Dr.HartorMeUlolnoCo.fSr.lOUIS. M0.
llOTX5H.OOOtr,
A Etui Mulo's Powers,
From tho China Medical Journal
A frlond, recently returned from
I'ekln, tolls us that ho saw a method
of euro whioh may bo now to sotnb of
oUr renders. In n temple outsldo ono
of tho oltv rratos is to bo lound a brass
mulo of lifo sizo, supposed to havo
wonderful healiiirr properties. Pa
tients suffering from every Imaginable
disease seek this toraplo to obtain a
ourc. xno metiiou purjucu is as 101
lows: Supposlnjt you suffer from soia'
lien, voti co with all speed to this fam
ous temple, nnd having discovered tbo
particular part ot tho brass mulo cor
responding to tho palnfnl region of
your own uody, you first nib tho anf
inal a certain number of times and
then with tho samo hand shampoo
vour own disabled member, nnd then
well, then tho pain goes. Tho
special fenturo of this method of ouro
is its delightful simplicity. Is your
tooth aching t Just scrub tho
mulo's teeth and afterwards you own,
nnd, voilnl tho cure is complete Havo
you an ulcer of tho corneat Pass tho
tips of your fingers to and tro over tho
partioular eyeball of tho mule, and
thon with well rcgii-latcd prcs9uro rub
repeatedly tho ofllcitcdoye. Tho mulo
has unhappily lost his sight during tho
innnv vonrs ho has been on paired in
this benovolent work, the eyi balls, wo
are told, having boon gradually worn
away, as the result of constant fric
tion, until now you have only tho
empty orbits to opciate upon. Tho
animal is patched in all directions with
fresh pieces of brass put on to cover
holes produced by the constant friction
of eager patients, and a now, perfootly
wholo mulo stands ready at nana
awaiting tho day when his old collea
gue, having fallen to pieces, shall give
him an opportunity of likowiso bene
fiting posterity.
Married To His Daughter,
THE DISCOVERY MADE 11V TIIK MAN B
l-OHMER WIPE.
About twonty years ago Issao Wal
dorf, a dashing iiandsomo" young (nan
of 30 or thereabouts, entered the Gor
man army as a private. 116 married a
woman for ambition and tho desired
promotion in tbo army not coming, ho
deserted his wife and emigrated to
New York.
On beinrr deserted tho heartbroken
wife moved to Vienna, and changed
hor name to Sterling. Several mouths
later sho gavo birth to a baby-girl,
whom she christened Mina. Waldorf
knew nothing about this child, which
had been taught to recard its lather as
dead. Eighteen months ngoMinaStet
ling arrived in New Yc !'k. Chance throw
Waldorf and liorselt together, they fell
in love with each other and were final
ly married. Tho mother' in Germany
was pleased at her daughter s success
in settling herself and readily consen
ted to 'tceopt her iuvitation to visit
her daughter. The mother arrived in
in this city nearly thirty hours earlier
than sho was expected, and wishing to
surprise her daughter and hor son-in
la? sho did not apptlso them ot their
coming. With beating heart sho has-'
toned to meet her daughter, and to
onco more clasp her child to her
bosom.
The meeting beowesn mother and
child was a happy ono. Whilo they
were talking over old attain, Waldorf,
who did not know of bis mother-in-law's
arrival, camo in and went up
stairs.
On his way homo ho passed tho
open parlor door, and, although not
seeing tho occupants of the parlor,
they could distinctly soo. him. Tho
young wife was about to spring for
ward with a glad cry of joy and Jn
form her husband of Iho now arrival,
when her mother clutched her arm
and gasped:
"Who is that raanT,
"Why, mother, that is my husband, "
was tho answer.
For a moment Mina'a mother stood
glaring at hor, thon with a low moan
she fell to tho floor, sobbing tho dread-
lul truth:
"Unhappy child, you havo married
your father. He is ray husbandl"
The truth caused tho young woman
to swoon, and when the husband heard
the news his mind nearly gavo way.
Tho younger Mrs. Waldorf is lying
dangerously ill from tho shock of the
horrible discovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Hulitt, of
Landisfield, Mass., have been married
seventy-one years. Both wero born
in 1701. Their marriage was solemn
ized in 1815.
A lady in La Grange, Ga., wrote to
Thomas A. Edison requesting bim to
invent an ear-trumpet that would en
able her husband to hear. Tho wizard
tn reply wrote the lady to wait iiiBt a
few months and tbat husband of hers
would think he hoard tho stars falling.
A newspaper correspondent says
that tbo politest and most accommo
dating people in the world live in
Mobile, and proves it thus ; "X saw
a street car stop in order to allow a
lame negro, who was a passenger, to
order aud receive a flask of whifky at
a corner grocery. The storekeeper
camo out to tbo car lor the purpose
and the goods were afterward wrapped
nn and delivered with all tho delibera
tion due to so important a commercial
transaction. Then tbo car, with its ten
passengers passed on. '
Inherited Diseases.
ITo fsot of natur la mors pregnsal
wlta awtvl meaning than th fast ot th.
lakwlunca of diss a is.
Vodtraieesaee, wkJohhaiUlsalaated
o msDV dark; corners of natur,haa shed
BarllgMB te ominous words of th
Borlnlurei, 'The sins of the fathers,
shall ba visited open th children
unvotfe. tbtrd and fourtfc generation."
Fifty par eeni. of cstss ef oonsamptton,
eaneer and scrofula, run In fsralUas
through taherltano. Insanity Is hersd.
ltry In a narked degree, but, forts
naWty, Ilk naay ether hereditary
diseases, Unit to wear Itself out, th
stock becoming axUnet A dliUn
gulshed soleotlst truly stfti "Ko organ
or texture at the body Is exempt from
th ohanco of being the subtest of
heredltarr disease,1 Probably rnera'
thronlo diseases, whioh parnaneatly
modify th structure and fuaetlons ef
tho bodyjar mora or 1ms llabl te b la
btrlUd. Tkalrapsrtaniaad far-raashtag
praotloal deduetloM from suchfasls
aro obvloas l refleoUng aladei and th
but mssas far preventing or aurlng
thssedlssasssl a sublet ol InUaMto
trt to 4L Vortuaauur natur baa
provided a remedy, walck xprlae
has ttetd as lafaltlhle, and th ram,
djr 1 th world-famous Swift's Bpselflo,
r Tgtble eompouad nature'
nildOW) for U blood polsois. To tk
amleWdltl blessing of laeatloubl
tbJuo. An tstarasllsg traatis
"Blsod tod Bkln Olasuss" will tea
Kklba 1 1 br addrasslag
Tu Iwirr Brscuia Ca,
Drswtrt, AUiiU, (i.
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KtrTKlMLXlt (XI
Hon. Jos. P. Bass
li tho tiest known man In eastern MAIfto, except
powllily Hon, .tamps u, lllnlne. The reason for
thin Ilea In the fact t lint ho la t pushing, cnerifci lo
busliicps man, and having wealth, Is Inu'rrsted In
many enterprises. Riving employment to many
people About four years ago ho took a largo
tract of land In nangor, on which ho built a fine
race track, where, for tho last two years, thoKew
England Agricultural Society have held their
annual exhibitions. At this timo Mr. Uass over
taxed his powers, weakenod his system by expos
ure, and tho result was he found himself a victim
of liyspopsm nnd Kidney disease.
Ills food dtstrewied him, no had tho lamo back,
the tired feeling, that weary, continuous pain, so
otten described and no familiar to nil suffering
from theso troubles. IIo was In despair ot getting
well when, ono day, a "sndclen whim," as Mr,
nasi terms it. cnangca mo wnoio current ot nis
lite. IIo H a large owner In tho llangor txitlv Com
tnnvfAf, the omco or which is directly ncrots tho
street from tho llrown'n sarsnparllla establishment
nnd seeing several bottles displayed tn the win
dow, yielded to the "whim." went over, bought
one nnl used tho contents. It astonished him, in
nsmuch as It aided him more than nil the physi
cians and n nouthera trip. Ho took the second
bottle, which was equally ns effective an tho flrst,
and when tho Hon. Geo. II Lorlng, ot Massachu
setts, lion, oco, Korea, ot tho Massachusetts
iVoKcntnnn, and other manngersof Iho N. K. Kalr
came to llangor In August, im, they found Mf.
Haas In perfect hcall h, duo solely to the uso of
BROWN'S
Sarsaparilla.
Not genuine unless mado by Ara Warren IB Ca,
Bangor, Mo. Mayss-d-ly.
All IMiKriit, S0e. eoe.. end SI 00
Dr. Beth Arnold, Med. Cote.. Wo.
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July 13-r-4U
DR.THEEL
CQ Q North Fonrth Htret ttl. Ortia.
ciprtHee auriautki4 to ur rou
""I il.r.BlJj BOIBIT UlBMlVOtlJ IUBMA
taj 3iriUlti fbjiloUo, do mttttr who
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I'aUoii Obsllaete t1r llHfcM(TtUrKrvp
tlaat riMpltav. AwoUlnc. InflemmatloBi aiidltU
rcM luiu.eMte MsiUki tu-1 rmtiitl wknti from
rUliiUutDdcttxri.uit. MV UKTIIUI. BibUlA
Is Uliht, liemtaopkible. IUeii ud founl
lm cttnttdleloMbaonlr oae knows tbat mr par)
aaaatNtlr intKuu, lirstlUplul IMfate
aad lrtUal Eiperiene itb fj- tmatif and
UkU k now a to hUbdk tot ifuUkut rionrj tol bartutBtitl
tart TbmoiiidaaarouNeaollelttd BUt l
CM. Ytarif, uUdU a4 ftnd old iun writ or lillTvr
bock Truth tmBll Ktrroai oudalood Dittuti, !
ln(ruiJi,iklrabmiitovlctkiniiigirtrra ! tld
o-ctllad fiublt m ad I titt; blood porlSttf, frtadtJiiit
rromlMi oC'iiO tort no pr," loollid tr iiriteiipttoa. at
bouiosdt ort dUtppolttod It quttki, tomptstti bom
turtle I null a tti, KUMuiut wllb tbtlr tiigtrktlsg M
trlniMUoUStntdUol vofkt tod tlrttUra. bat tklll la
llnalD will aoft mtab tavnar. taffvrlot tad aaUy
V r.it ir toll, ilrtttlj touflJifttlfcU rttlttu tt Hit Bat tor
tftly. Uefercaoe rrtta tailaatt tfiar btlog trttltd br
tbirpbjaltUna to to troll bttftrtd ty m vtlltt tlrta &a
tppUtotloo. lltori, ft. Wajoiidk utd Utiwity
II VMS ! B S
Jun8'83 ly.
LADIES t
Do Your Own Dyelnj, at Home, with
PEERLESS DYES !
They will dye eycrythlnir. They are sold every,
where. Price loo. a package. 40 colors. They
In pjickagw, or ror iftatneha of ootor, or con-fwUng
nURllllM. ThOV rift HA neinb a. Ua..iT
rt UnvnufirrM onii I.e. I -.ir,a.ITTw
KNOW T
PERRINE'S S
DlHTM.i.an from selecled nancy aiaii, nmi pimmini in oe cnemically pu.
nndffreo from Injurious oils and ntlilMitlen tonljilnod In nleoholln liquors. It"
2spwially adspll to persons rcqulrm s l Btlmnlfttliisc tontc, consumptive teit,
rrral y hencllttcd toy its use Ifecommendert l;y lendlnr phynclans as a luurnic,
KervlnO.'1'onloniid Allerntlvo. For consmnplh It s liivnluable. PhluilNK'j
PU1IK 1 All -KV MALT WJU8KKV Insures ft rcturnof vlpr to tho stomach, a good
anmtltoVre rich nnd abundant hlood and Increased flcsli nnd mURcularllsmio. A
Mma ant m idnndBcntloln effect, liyspcpsia, indigestion and all wasting dl.
SasM can bo entirely conquered by tho uso or l'cntno s l'jiro Usrley alt Whiskey.
It is a tonlo and tllurctio and npowcrful strenBthcner to tho entire system. W.
ltlNK S riJUK liARLHTMAIr'will8KKi has proved n medicinal protection to
thoso who pursuo their avocations in tho open air and whoso dally work calls it
'5xwptlonaV powers of endurance. Ask your nearest tlruftglst or Rroccr forfor
rSlNfi'SPUHKllAIlUtV HALT W1II8KKY revives thocnorglos ot thoso worr.
4iftw.thoAceivouo..l.yormenW
in Weinn inKoruueuiuy..
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IfflFWkSy VISSS&l ISlliSSa Tho analysis as It appears by tho Hi
and helper to dlgepllou. PKItHINKHlbel on every bottle! 1 have carefully anl
'dei-s mcrcasos their Haimlne activity,
counteracts the crrccts ol fatigue, has
tens convalescence and is a vholcsorno
nnd prompt diuretic . Watch tho label I
None gcnulno unless bearing tho signa
ture
Pot sain ui all anions
and grocers throughou
tho united States And
rtannilAfi.
37 NORTH FRONT .ST. 381N Uli TH WATiSKSl., miL
POlt SALE DY DHUaalSTS AND ALL DEALERS. Ja
. JB. JKOBBINS,
DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
INDUCEMENTS!
We aro offerinc areat inducements to persons desirincr to
purchase Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines.
Among the Piano3 we handle are the I VERS & POND,
C. C. B BIGGS, BA US $ CO., SC1J OMA CKER Gold
String and Opera Pianos. These Pianos are all first-cla&n
and fuUy warranted for five years.
Our leading Organs are the celehrated ESTJEY, MILL'
EB, UNITED STATES and other macs.
Our leading Sewing Machines are tho celebrated WHITE.
NE W DA VIS, NE W DOMESTIC, NE TF SOME
HOUSEHOLD, ROYAL ST. JOHN and STAND
ARD ROTARY Sewing MacJiine, tho finest ond best
Rotary Sewing Machine in the world.
.Before purchasing write for Catalogues to J. SALTZER'S
PALACE OP MUSIC AND GREAT SEWING MACHINE
DEPOT, Main St., Bloomsburg, Pa.
PENNEY GOODB
A SPECIALTY.
S01.XAaiMT8 rOB
F. F, ADAMS & CO.,
PINE OUT
CHEWING
TOBACCO
Sole agents of the fol
lowing brands of
Cigars.
UENltY CLAY,
LONDHE3,
NOUMAL,
INDIAN PKINCESS,
SAMSON,
SILVElt ASII.
Alexander Bros. (6 Co,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CANDIES,
FRUITS AND NUTS.
SOLE AGENTS FOll
HENRY MAILLARDS
mCANDIES.'
FHESII EVE It Y WEEK.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Ms Fills
Tbts popular reinody nevor falls to
effectually euro
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sick
Headacho, Biliousness
And all diseases arising irom a
Torpid Liver and Bad Digestion.
Tho natural result la Rood appetite
KUd solid t leal). Jioae amallt cfviruut
ly auitr routed eend easy to swallow.
BOLD EVERYWHERE.
noTin.cJtcoiy.
jfAINWlUQIIT &CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
PnlLADKLPOIA, Pa.
1KA8, BYROPS, COFFEE, UQ Alt, MOLASSES
BlOB, 61'ICKB, OIOAUD 80DA, STO,, KTO,
N. & Corner Eeooud and Arch Sts.
twordera will rtcelTO promirt attention.
MALT WHISKEY.
KfAI'l, W 1MH LI MlVZt'Il Illlll'UHI. 1 1HLIT JV1AI.T WntaH
tho kld
ikv mado by M. A J. 8. Pcrrlne and nna
ILluuiui, iikv iium iueki uu.iuriurol
metals nnd nclds nnd is absolute!;!
urauunten mti Lniirreiiieectruuntcl,
0,
ANY OBDEK
FOll FESTIVAL
will bo
SUPPLIED WJTH
THE
LOWEST
Market Fries!,
as poixptvs:
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
WALNUTSJ
OREAM NUTS,
ALMONDS,
l'OP CORN
BALLS.
BLOOMSBURG FLANING MILL
io.
n "hdoralgnod havinc put his Plantncr M
n Kailroad stroet. In nrst-ciass condition, Is pro
arodtodo allklndsof workln hlsllno.i
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS.MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
ornlshed ni ruasuuuuteprlceg. All Inmheruse
s well seasoned and none but skilled workmen
are employed.
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
urnlshed on application. Flans and spools
ons prepared by an eiperlenced draughtsman
CHARXES URVO,
BlonniNbiirsr, l'a
nas revolutionized the world dur
ing the last half century. Not
least among the wonders ot In.
venilvo nroirresals a method and
system of work tbat can be performed all over tho
country without scpartlng the workers from their
homes. Pay liberal; any one can do the work)
either sex, young or old; no special ability ru
quired. Capital not needed; you are started free,
cut this out and return to us and we will send
you free, something of great value and import
ance to you, that will start you In business, which
will bring you In more money right away, than
anything else In tho world. Grand out Jrtt.
AddretuTVaci C Co., Augusts, Utttse, irdoot.
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