THE ' COIIDMBEAflS kW DEMOCRAT. BLOOMtftRGv COIUMBM COUNTY, PAi
if
Attlfidat rroaVs.
WIIF.nK MUMMIES
MAIDS ARE MADE.
HOW AMI
AND MKR.
AK'OLt) M0Y7MAM OIVKS TIIB SNAP AWAY
AND TKI.U ABOUT T1IR VAKM TIIK
FINEST AU1IST IN TIIB WORM) IN
TIIF. MANUFACTURfi OP
CURIOSIT1F.3.
It ww.our old friend, tho aliowman
tho only survivor of A. Ward, Esq ,
truthful an tho needle to tho pole,
writes a New York Graphic man. IIo
is a oncer dock, ia thin friend of ohm
the old ehowinan, with a raro eyo for.
neeiog mo curious ana me unique, with
a strong fancy, with a cosmopolitan
instinct and with a nemo of tho charm
of successful humbuggery. IIo be'dewa
with tho idol of tho show world tho
venerable sago of Bridgeport that tho
publio likes to be humbucccd. A
good square, snnp aidoishovr attracts,
him as a drop of sngar attracts flics.
He is nevor so happy as when with his
shiny tall hat on the back of bid head,
and with his keen eyes dancing in tho
cxc'itemont of tho hour, he is aloft on
tho box of tho sido show in front of
tho circle of pictures of tho Circassian
woman, and tho fat woman and tho
line of freaks, orating to a crowd of be
lievers on tho wonders of his show in
side tho canvas.
"The show man," quoth he, "rises
early and retires Into. I know him. 1
know all about him. IIo puts' all his
nerve, strength, vigor and brains into
tho business. The show man is usually
a show man because bo couldn't be
any thing else if ho had overy oppbr-
tunny in tue woria. no a ratner be a
showman and have to go to bed while
his only shirt was beiuc washod than
bo a bank cashier rolling in somebody
cisos minions.
"Well, sir, smco I'm talking on the"
fako, did you know that tbe finest, ar
tist in the world in the manuf xture of
freaks and curiosities is an Alaskan?
It s a fact. I was surprised myself.
lor I always supposed that ho would be
a Yankee He was away when we
called, but his assistant was there.-
Thoy were making Egyptian Wnmmies
that day, a lull line of toot i for a ma
seum in Fans. They avo made of
filaster of Paris' and bollod in tobacco
nice, and they are stunners when they
arc done. It is a curious yarn how the
reporters got on to nig place.' He oc
copies a place'imder tbe roof and dries
his curiosities oh1 the fiat roof in the
sun. The elevated railroad pushes
along over tho city here, and, some
travolers by the morning train saw a
curious sight on' on one of tho roofs.
It looked like a collection of dead bod
ies drying in tho sun, and a conglom
eration of hideous monstrosities and
blood-curdling freaks of nature. Of
course somebody investigated it, and as
a result tbe birth plaou of the freak
was found.
"I wish I could givo you that Alas
kan s name, but1 1 can't. It's a stunner
in length, and he is an nrtist of as dis
tinguished talents as his name is long.
He made the man-ox that struck the
professors of anatomy everywhere. He
drew the skin over tho ribs so adroitly
that there seemed to be absolutely no
fault in it, and it puzzled the scientists
as well as the common people. There
are two or three other freak makers in
the Bowery that we called on, but
there aro no o here that approach this
fellow. He ia a jim-dandy, and no
mistake, a mermaid is nothing at all
for hint He can draw a chicken's skin
over the skeleton as handily as you
uiw uu juur giuvv, aim no man can
swear that it is artificial."
"Are none of these freaks-genuinef
"Mighty few that I know anything
about are very genuine. Most of lh&
man-ox, man-horse, mermaid, sea ser
pent, Egyptian mummv, royal anato'ml
cal marine museum tluff is inanfactar
ed. Of course, there are some freaks
of nature in the way of monstrosities
that aro genuine The India rubber
man is a freak of nature, and I was in
to see tbe centaur of a man-borso at
tbt dimo museum. That's genuine if
you like it- It's a coon with his legs
twisted out oi snapo. The poor cuss
was marked in birth and' can't walk
npright a dead give-away of a fake
tnai don't excite any particlar interest
'Australian children' are idiots. Cirr
cassias women can be made with case
and celerity. Bearded women cani be
found 'any where. The country is full
oi AiDinoes, ana it it were not tbey can
bo manufactured to order at anv time.
"Do you remember that sea serpent
that we exhibited a year or two ago!
It was twenty or thirty feet long, and
was tbe the queerest looking thing I
ever saw. It had big chunks of bone
on tbe side of it, and had a mouth (big
enough to take in a long boat Well,
this Alaskan made that How did! he
make itt Blamed if I know. lie's
ahead of mo on that It was a good
job. Ho made a Bea serpent latoly,
and I rac across it at Exeter. One of
the professors at Phillips' Acaktmy
went in and looked it over, Ho said
he had doubts about its being Leonine.
"Hal Ha! Well I don't blaino him.
I had my doubts, too, bnV they were
based on a different foundation, the
difference between theory and ftfet,
you sec. Tho owner of tho show had
a mighty good lecture to go with his
museum. Ho bad one or two mer
maids, and one of them be considered
a particularly valuable specimen. He
noyor Jailed in tho course of his ad
dress to relate that this was positively
uiu uuiy niermuiu ever captured alive.
He said that she seemed to mourn for
her homo at the bottom of the sea. and
to' continually utter plaintive cries fcnd
sing in a mournful, heart-breaking
koy. Tbev fed her everv ihinrr in ha
line of fresh fiob, but she pined away
and died and thus ended the existence
ot tiio only mermaid ever captured
olivo.
"Tho doctor bad a bang-up show on
tbeoutsido. His pictures wero verv
gorgeous and true to fact In front of
his mermaid ho had a largo patch of
green grass and the green waves turl
tog up.
"One day an old chap, with bis
town meeting hat on tho crown of his
head clear to his ears, came up and
looked at tho mermaid as she fluttered
in canvas truo to tho pioturo of ber
home beneath the wave
"As be gazed at her in rapt sufiponse
and noticed that she was the only
specimen ever captured alive; ho look
ed up to tho orator at tho door, and
said: 'Say, mister, what do yon feed
heron?" .
.. "There may Jiavo beon truth as well
as ppetry In tbe reply of tho'doc-or as
ho looked down, and said: "My- dear
on, ru ic jtjr euuriiiy UJl BUCKlirB.
oho has to have something verv fresh
"By" tho way, you may quoto nier
maids this season as very cheap my
wuero irom ?o to $ao.
Burned bones are useful in the poul
try.yard, but do not equal those that
are procured in tho ground condition,
Bones from the butcher, pounded into
pieces, are p'reforred by the hens, aa
they contalii wore or less meat.
rami' Notes.
Think how much you are dependent
upon your horse and farm animals now
and use them well.
Tho general aspect of tlis dairy ani
mal Is thinner,- sharper and mor auga
lar than the feeding animal.
It is surprising to hoo whit a groat
ohange a liltlo paint will mako in the
appearance of farm buildings.
The Farmers' Alliance w introduc
ed into Mississippi in, March, 1887,
and now has 1,200 lodges and 40,000
members.
Many of tho ready-mixed paints are
,Talable'joKefiJ net ithAiptJnting
oan be done by ono of tbo boys or hir
ed man at dddlimbs.
A hnhdroaj'bf'fehljtf on'' a' farm
'abovd actual need' become1 s tax on
labor and'material'thatfthay' better be
cWbf. brcmoVing thfeaco.1
A new vegetable fiber, called "ga
mootio," ii imported from Cellbes into
"Holland, and is made to lake the place
of moss and bir in upholstery.
It is estimated that to oollcot a
nonnd of honor from clover1 62.000
heads of olover must be deprived of
nectar and 3,700,000, visits Irom boos
must bo mado.
Watering troughs by tho roadside
at convenient distances are highly ap
preciated by travelers and are' pretty
sure indications of kind and hospi-
,tabio larmers.
A good coat of paint will pronervo
the buildings, edd to the beauty and
attractiveness ol tho premises, and
transiorm oia run-uown xarmnoases
into, neat and - tasty homes.
Going- to law is expensive, whether
it bo for the purpose'; ofrsbentintr jus,
tfjoeor rovongo, and U almost tcortaiq to
ehdin' (Mtappolkw'sM and loss of
.money to both parties.
It isqqeeriidesjtome farmers have
that crass Vill crow after toil is ex-
haiistM'UyiiHmttaneV and that
grasa.will.restoroJeitilUy.uter it is so
f ar-gooe that;4lBgmu fail.
One way to make.yourboya dislike
farming is to be continually, finding
fault complaining of the hard lot and
slavish life of farmers and telling thbm
of tbe ease and comforts of:city lifai
With all the talk about the Value) of
Jerusalem artiahokes for hogsi fewer
are planted overy year Whilo large
crops of them are sometimes raiBed,
the average yield appears to be very
small and dependent on tbo season
Experiments in raising' alfalfa are
being made at the Iowa Agricultural
college. It is likely that this forage
plant will grow in Iowa and do fairly
well, but there is no prospect that it
will be as valuable for stock foodi as
olover and grass.
Dr. balmonaaya there aro two con
tagions diseases known as bos cholera.
one affecting thebowels, the other the
longs. The one itr the genuine hog
cholera, the other the swine plague.
It is possible for an animal to have
both diseases at the same time.
sheep are one of tbe bestrpaylog
things that can be had; for portuvPa
kota. One farmer got three sheep two
years ago; aadfr6m them he now has ele
ven. Another farmer bad in' lata
with addition to other stock, -100 sheep
and he has now 350 besides 120 yoang
lambs.
The pig that brings the farmer the
most money is not one that yields him
the greatest; profit- Fall-pigs winler
ed'over arid'fattened'the next-fall (are
almost invariably, expensive- aniraals.
Where corn is fed to' cattle wholrj, a
few pigs may be kept to follow'them
.without much outlay, but only a'fow.
;i '
Warner's Loo CXbin
Remedies. "Sarsapiril-
la;" 'Cough' and-Oon-
sumption Remedy,"
.'Hops and Bdcbu
"Extract," "Hair To
nic," "Liver Pills," ('Plasters,"
(Porous-Electrical); "Rose Cre'am,"
for catarrh. They are the simple, ef
fective remedies of the old Log Cabin
days. Everybody uses Warner's "Tip
pecanoe.1' Ifodeat Noll and Dr.. Johnson.
After Goldsmith had written the
Vicar of Wakefield he rose consider
ably in tbe estimation of blunt oldlDr.
Johnson, who extolled the' book to the
skieo. Goldsmith's natural modesty
maoe me entnusiastio nraise ot his
work exceedingly painful to hist and
he invariably did his beat in self-depreciation
when his friend began
sounding bis praises.
Upon one occasion Johnson. Bos
well, and Goldsmith were lunching to
gether in a Kleet Street' chop house.
when an acquaintance of Johnson's
entered, and approaching the .croup
groaned tbo Doctor's hand, and- asked
him now he did,
"air,' said the Doctor, with bis ao
customed courtesy, "I don't'1' Then
turning toward Goldsmith tobo wad
trying to hide behind a bottle of Wor
cestershire sauce, he roared out : "Mr.
ltobison, permit me to introduce my
friend Goldum th. Goldsmith is the
author of the Vicar of Wakefield, you
tuuvv.
"Indeed 1" cried Robison. with
pleased smile. "Aro you the author
oi mat aeiigniiui work! '
-X1-HO, sir, p-piease, sir, replied
Goldsmith,, overcome- with sbame.
lho effect of' this renlv unon Dr.
Johnson may be better imagined than
described. Editor's Drawer; in
Harper's Magazine for. September.
Pond's Extraot is never 0ld by
measure nor bulk nor in any drutfgitt
bottles. Anyono who tell ypu he buys
it by the gallon or barrel or in any
way except in our bottles, is falsifying
and deceiving you. Prepared and bot
tied only by Pond's Extraot Co., New
York and London. See our name! on
every wrapper and label. Pond's Ex
tract has been used by pbysiolans and
the people oyer forty years' for Hem
orrhages lain and Injlamqiqtiqnp,
" Compound
THE CELEBRATED NERVE TONIC.
e40
A healthy boy has as many as you, but he doesn't Jcnow it That is
the difference between slck" and "well."., -. -,.& - ,
Why don't you cure yourself? It Is easy," Don't wait Paine's
Celery Compound wJUdo, it. Pay your druggist a dollar, and enjoy
lifo once more. Thousand aiyti Why not, you? -y--3
vv WLL$, MCHAAMM CO.; foprittvt, ijtingtM? VL
A New Theory 'of Bleep.
tiikuk is A
CURE OR ALt,
VUOM INSOMNIA.
BUI-TKIURS
From tbe London spectator.
It Is now, I behove", genoraliy ao
oepted that our conscious, daylight
thinkinc nrooesscs aro carried on in
tho' sinister half of our brain I. o., in
tho lobe which controls tho action Ot
the right arm and leg. Pondi ring on
tho use of tbe deiur half of tho brain
possibly in all unconscious' colebra-,
lion, and whatsoever may- be genuine
of the mysteries of planohoito and
spirit rapping; I oamo to tho conclus
ion (shared, no douut, ay many oiner
bettor' qualified inqulreri) that wo
dream with this lobo, nd that tho fan
tastic, unmoral, sprite-like character Ot
dreams is in somo way traceable to
that fact.
The practical inforenoe then struok
mo.- TO bring oacic .sieep wnen iohi
urn mint nnif-t the conscious, thinking.
sinister Bide of our brains, and bring
into aotivity only tbo droam side, tbe
dexter lobe.. To, do this the,only. plan
I could deviio was to compel myself to
put asido every waking thought, even
soothing and pleasant onoa, and ovefy
effort of daylight memory, suoh as
counting numbers or the repetition of
easy-flowing voracs, the latter having
been my not wholly unwocessini prno
tico for many years. Instead of all
this I saw-1 must think of a dream, tbe
more recent theibetter, ond go over and
over tho 809no it presented. Arrnea
ith this idea, tho next timo I found
myself awakening at 2 or 3 o'olook in
tho morninc. Instead of meroly trying
to banish painful thoughts and repeat
. . i - . ....
ing, as was ray nauu, mat reuummuinj
able soporific,' "Paradise and tho Perl,''
I roverted at onoe to the dream from
whioh I had awakened and tried to go
on with it In a moment I was asleep!
And from that timo the experiment,
often repeateuVhas scarcely over failed.
Not seldom the result is sudden as tne
fall of a curtain and seems like a charm.
A friend to whom I have confided
my little discovery tollsime that, with
out any- preliminary theorizing;abaut
tho lobes of the brain, she bad hit up
on the same plan to produoe sleep and
bad found it wonderfully efficacious.
A Good Apttite-
Is essential to good hpalth ; but at this
season it ia often lost, owing to the
novertv of impuritv.of the blood, ,do-
rnnoemnnt of tho dlL'estivo orcans, afad
the weakening effect of the changing
TT .1 O.M.M..illa la n tit ri.l
dorfnl medicine for creatine an appe
tite, toning the digestion, and giving
strength to the Whole system. Wow is
tho timo to take it. Bo sure to get
Hood's SaTnaparilla.
Justifiable Homioidt-
"Did you kill that man?" asked the
prosecuting officer of a man who was
on trial tor muraer.
"Yes, sir. But it was in self-do
fense."
"I nresume so. Such affaire Usually
tie. What necessity was there for
von to defend vounelf from him?"
"He was my cook." Merchant
traveler.
A man who don't know anything) is
pretty sure to tell it the first chance he
geiA Mi x. star.
uvuuve Livtn
, VnfT4 BM Or IVlTATIOin. JU.WAT8
IslC SOB DS.'-FISBCX'a FEZXXTt, cm
ZITTLB tVOAJt-COATXa riLLM.
Belnr nilrel'r ventabl, ther dp
ratirlout dKtaibanoe to th tirUm. dlft,
or occupation. Iu( up In lUM viwi. hernw-
lazatlvfla-aluratlvet-ot'Pi
ucso miio rcuevi nn in
ttlsfcUoa,
SICK HEIMCHE.
Billons mdBliis,
llzzlu, Coniilpo
Hon, liidlretl5n.
Bill aua. Atlaelca, ana allf
aeratiRomenu oi tno eiora
ach and bowels, aro prompt
ly irlluvbU and pcrmuncntly
Plcreea paaant l'ursatlT Vcllsia.
In explanation or tbu remedial power of theae
Pclleta over bo great a variety of dlteuea,' It
mar trutbfullr be aald thutithalr action upon
the lyntem Ii universal, not a giand or tlaauai
ncaplne tliclr. aunntlvo lntluenc,L Sold bj
druztrlit'.U centa a vial. .Manufactured at the
Chemical Laboratory ot WoKLrVa DniBUST
Mkdiuai. AssoiJUTiOK, Buffalo, N, V.
Ay. .for a caaa
Cbronlo-Naaal Cktarrh -which
tbey cannot cura.
BYKIPTOiria Or CATAnnll.-Dull.
heavy hiuulacbe,-. obttructlon ot tbe naial
pauHjree, dlacbarsea falling- from tbe bead
Into .tbo throat, aoroctlmia profuie, watery,
and acrid, at othera, thick, tenacious, mucosa,
purulent, bloody andi:putrld: tbe yea-are
weak, watery, and Inflamed j there la rlngbif
In tbe oar a. daa&ieat, htcklnr or coufhlnrito
clear tbe throat, eipoctoratlon of offenalva
matter.! tocethcr with acaba-from ulptra; the.
voleo la changod' and. baa a naaal twang; (ha
breath la offcnalvat amell anaitaataiara un
paired 1 there la a aenaatlon of dlizloeta, with
mrntjil di-nreaalon. a haoklnar ooua-h ana van
00;
imed
ral Uelilllly, Only a tow of tba above-named
ymptoma are uaeiy to urn preaent
it one
Thouaanaa-ofAoaaaa. annually; without l
maniieaunr nair ot ue anoye iymputna, re
lult In'coninmptlon.'and' end In' the grave.
No dl-case la ao common, mora dacaptlva and
dangeroua, or leaa underitood by phyilctani.
Dy Its mild, aoothlnr, and healing propertlei i
Dr. Bage'a Catarrh ltemedy curea the, wont
casea of CatarrU, "cold In tha head.'
Coryza, and Catarrhal Ueadaaka, -
Bold by druggitU everywhere (0 cent.-
-vatoU Afonr rocaurri
Prof. W. Haushkb, tba famoua meaoiarilt,
of Ithaca. N. r wrileai "boma ten yearaajro
1 suffered untold agony from, chronic naaal
catarrh. My family physician gave tne up. us
luourable; and aald! I- must die. Uf caae waa
sucb a bad one, that every day, towards sun
set, my voice would become ao coarse I could
barely speak abovfawhlaper.. In tba morning;
my coughing-and clearing of my throat would
almost strangle! ma. By tha uaa of Dr.Bagc'a
Catarrh tbamedy. In three months, I wai a well
man, and tba aura haa been permanent'
uconatamtlr Bawklny and apltUngji
mokn 3. Rnsntaa. Eed asf Ptm Strut.
St. Loufi. lfo. writes 1 I waa a sreat sufferer
from catarrh for three years. A t time I oouU
hardly breathe, and was eonataatly. hawking
and spitting, and for the last eight months
could not breathe through -the-nostrils. I
thought nothing could be done for me. Luck
llv. I waa adnaad.tn trr Dr. Bava'a CaUrrl
Itrmedy, and I am now a well man. . t beUeve
It to be the onlr aura remedy for can
manufactured, and one haa
fair trial to eiptrleaoa tftoi
a permanent cure."
nly to give It a
idJsjr rvaulu and
TkrM miotllM Cbra Catarrk.
Bu'Itoiama, lunvon P. O, CblumMa'Co,
lv-da.inrb.ter! had catarrh when
rasr; sail
the waa five yeara old, Terr badly. I taw Dri
Bage'a CaUrrl
rn itemeny advertised,- ana 'pro-
oured a bottla for btr, and aoou saw thai It
helped' aarf a intra bottle effected a perma
nent cure, noeis now eur Bleat) jean oh ana
eg unit ana awany
wit pv t m
uialtva,
oh Venn
RrS5'l offered by tbu tninufactdr
Tf " v)rT- en of Dr. Catarfh
km & V 1 llAineily. .for a caaa rit
SOME DOCTORS
honestly admit hat the can't ear
Bheumallnn and Ntaralgia. Others
anv they can but don't. Ath-lo-Tho-rM
aart nothlnr butrre.
That's the tecrtt of Its rnoceM.
years of trial have provtd It to be
a pUtjMtjt, sura cure.
In toy cwSSSIyAWfcpnorSi '
la a but rMxirt, tne near bavtaa
S.1W 1
mtiM
from rhetunatKm for rear and barlna
bnn treated for the duraae br dlfterjnt
t-hvtlelans in tola State and Kbq.
Mtu wflboai enn Kmrorary r--ilf.
Ilron inyroonmmctnitatlon poorrtof pro.
Ilron inyroonmmctnitatlon poorrtof pro.
pie bare awid Ikla n-medy with, tbe aana
hnlU cUlmed for Ik all VituoM.
AUnR-bcroeuI'' 0',oiWroe of
BeriFlaSS, and Ii fSa UuSftu tot '
WIMgcodltaaadotiemii.
IST Benfl 8 rents for the beantlfnl colored pic
ture, "Moorish Maiden."
THE A THLOfHOROS CO, 112 Wall St. KX
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4 24
4 29
4 41
4 64
6 00
5 It
5 20
8 25
t 30
8 37
6 41
860
8 63
8 59
7 03
7 07
Lackawanna....
Plttston. ,
we
est Plttston
Wyoming. 1
Maltby.,
Bennett . -
Kingston.
Plymouth Junction
Plymouth
Avondala,
Nanticoto
Uunlock's ,
snlckahlnny
Tnr-k-'a Vf-rrr.. .......
7 12
7 II
7 21
795
7 43
7 51
807
TtAonti Haven.. .....1... 8 01
8 18
Berwick u'
Bnarereek. -. . s is
wulow Grove..., 8 It
Lime Ridge.... 20
Rapy.. 8 16
Bloomsburg,...,..... 8 32
Hupert.....:.... 8 37
c&tawiaaa 8 42
Danville 8 67
Chul&sky. 9 03
Cameron 9 07
NOKTHUHBiaHMD.. ...... 9 22
820
827
8 31
8 35
8 41
8 47
8 62
8 67
9 It
9 23
9 28
9 45
r
r if
r h
r-nni-u-tlnna ttf. Vfnnrt. with Phlladelnhla
s
wnsrttnv ti AiiHi&rt for TamanentL Tamaaua. Will-
l&msport.Hunbury.PottavUle.rtc. AtNorthnm
berland with P. Jc K. Dlv. P. n. H. for narrlsburg,
Lock uaven. Bmnonnm. warren, loiii wunne.
V. T. IIALSTXAU, Oen. Man.,
Qcranton, Pa
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
N
TIME TABLE.
In effect AUG. 5,1 sets. Tr&lna leave sunbury
EASTWARD
9.40 a. to.. 8a Shore Kxpress (dally
Sunday), for Hart abuw and IntermedlaMtUna.
.n n . T1.lt, mAM A 4R T. Tfl. ! Wa&blllKtOn
B.Sp. m. connecSniratPhUadelphla for all; Bea
Shore 1 pMBta, Tnroosn paaBeiurer ouut.
PhltailAtnhla.
1.43 p. m. Day expreas
dally.exoeptBandayl.fornaniaburs'aBd Interme
dlats atatlona, arriving at Philadelphia
6.&op.m. i New Tort, 9.85 p. m.t Baltimore
8.45 p. m. I Washington, 8.00 p. m. lrarjet ranorcar
through to Philadelphia and passenirer ooachei
tnrouan to rnuaaeipnia ana - naiiimoro.
t m n. m itenovo Accommodation laally
for iiarrlabunr and all Intermediate atatlona. arrtv-
iniratrniiaaeinniat.X5a.m.:new lorar.iua. m.
mmmnm. n.inv m.! wumnruju b..m n. 111. :
Pullman tleeplnir car from WlUlamsiytto Phlladel
nhla. Philadelphia casaenEern can remain In
aleeperundlitnrbed until a.- m.
i.ko a. m. Krle Mall (dally) for narrtsbnrg' land
Intermediate station, arriving at Philadelphia
25 a.m. new yok, 11.30 a, m. : uaiiiraore b.io
. m. : Waahlneton. 9.30 a. m. Thronirh Pnllman
aleeplng ears are run on this train to Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington,, and through passen
ger eoaebeato Philadelphia and Baltimore.
WESTWARD.
5.10 a. m. Erie Mall (dally), for Erie aid all
Intermediate stations ana canandalgna land
Intermediate stations. Rochester, Buffalo and
Niagara Palls, with throueh Pullman Palace
oara and passenger ooachei to Erie and Roohes-
ler.
9.5 News Express (dally except Bandar) for
Lock: Raven and intermediate stations.
1Z.S2 p. m. mag&ra jnpress tuaiijr oaucpb buu
ii3n for Kane andlntermedlate atatlona and Can
andalgna and principal Intermediate stations,
R"cheter, Buffalo and Niagara Valla with
through passenger coaches to Kane and Rochester
and Buffet Parlor car to Watklns
8.80 p. m. Vast Line (aauyrsxcepi nunaayuor He.
novo and intermediate stations, and Elmtra, Wat.
kins and Intermediate stations, with through pas
senger coaches to Benovo and watklns.
y.iH a. m. Bunuay maiiior newvo aua luunw-dlatostatloD-
THHOUOH TRAINS FORSONBiraY VROM THE
juurr Aniinuuiu. ,
tmndar- mall leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a. m
namsburg 1.40 arriving at Bunbnrr 9 m a. m. with
through Bleeping car from Philadelphia to WU-
liamsport.
Hews Express leaves Philadelphia 4-30 aim.
narrlsburg, 8.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
..Hrinc f finnhnrv fLSa. a. m.
Phlladelohla.7.40 a. u. : Baltimore r.30 a. in. (daily
MftAfif. Hniuttv arrtvlno at Snnburr. Ifl.RS rj ' m..
wttniurouRa uunub i anuruanruiu ruiiMieiuiu.
and tnrougb paffienger coaches from Phlladel-
uaiuiuora.
ne leaves New York 9.00 a. m. t Phlladel-
phla.11.50 a. m. Waahlngton, 9.B) a. m. : Balti
more, 1U.4D a. m., laauy rxuepv ounuayj umvuijf m
snnbary1. 5.30 c. m., with1 through paaaengei
coaches from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Erie Man leaves new iorKB.uip.rn. ; rmiaaei-
pme, ii.sa p. w.:nHuiuKwu.iu,wv,iu,i vnti-i.
mor0,ll.)fup. m.,taaiiy) tmnnxst nuuDurya,iv
a. m., witn tnrougn muman Bleeping cart irom
Phlladelnhla. Waahlnirton and Baltimore land
through passenger coaches Iron) Philadelphia.
HUNBUnY, HAZr.KTON aV WII.KKHnAlIHE
ttASa.stUArs-jtnu nutt-rii janu nam
IlVNi:n RAILWAY,
mallv
except Hunjay.)
leaves Bunbun
Wllkesbarre Mail leaves Bunburr 9.ts a. m.
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10,41 a. m., Wlttea-barre
,a.io p. m.
Kxore&s East leaves Sunbury 5.35 0. m.. arrtvtng
at uioom Ferry 5.24 p. m., Wllkea.barre f .55 p, m
Sunbury Hall leaves Wllkesbarre 10.20a. m. arrlv.
ur at 11100m Ferry ii.4t a. m..Hunnury .UD.m
RxnreaaWeatlfa&VM Wtlkea,barre 2.65 n. m.r. ar.
rlvUig at Bloom Ferry t.19 p. m., Sunbury tUp.m
SUNDAY ONLT.
Sunday mall leaves RanburT9;l3 a.- m.. arriving
at Bloom Ferry 10:lt a. tn.. wilkca-Barre 11:43 ajn.
uunaay accommoaauon leaves wuaBa-Jiarru v.iv
i. m., arriving at Bloom Ferry, t.89 p.m., bun bury,
-jo n. m.
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Offlco hours from a a.m. to a r.M.,A from t to 9 YM
ayii.p.i-co,ly.
Of Merest fo Xgdie
",ni'Mad a FREK 8AMPLoroaral.rl
toUftlUtfflcMf UforapurobMlotf. 8Btuinp
Kta. UR(Mi0fC0.,aexl0fButalt.X,
bOV U B C-tCO ly.
suFFERiNcwoMEN",::-;:;
Wha trpi.bl.xi Ui iluiMtBatorlog ImUrittMsa
frtaaaUr fotjovia ooU or xoiiDr, or from Ofiw
lUttitlO&ftl WMkDtMtMel ftO pMUlltVt Ul thtilt MI, liQlil
Uto DR. DuGHO.MB'8 CUbrted
FEMALE REQULATINQ PILLS.
2i9tM Btransthvolaa to the fatlre'irsUm, lrapart
na, vltfor and latgnt-trp force to all f anutloat ot bodr
(04 "la. tt"t l-l nu.ll, foorlf MaUd, tl. , Addniw
Dr.HrtM'MdlolnOo.,6TfVoUlla?;
&0TSSu.noOir.
Mill
Borne, Faou about. Bherlilmi,
"Wk Arr The TwiNe.''. General
Shoridarf wvi a bachelor np to the 40th
vear of hit -life. Then he married MIkh
lrono Itucker,- daughter of Uooeral
Ilt'okcr. Sho was a dozen years
yonngor than her -husband.' The Gen
eral liad four' liltlo ohlldrenj but. two
of tbcnvdo not aoknowlodga that des
ignation, wime they were nil tramp
ing along with their father not. long
ago an ' interested, pasior-by. stopped
the two girlt walking bobind and aak
od 1 "Aro you all General Sheridan's
ohildren!"
"No, auswered one. with a show of
impatient disgust.
"Ihcy aro (itinera! Hlioridans chiU-
rco, earn tno other, pointing to tho
boy and tho Bill walking with their
father 1 'wo aro tho twins.''
Hk Paid, Attention to Ilia Oivn
VIB.t "General Sheridan," says
the Pittsburg Ditpatch, was not so
popular as was Ueneral Sherman, with
the ladies. He waa fonder of staying
at homo 'ban of gojngabont in society.'
iie took more pleasure in paying at
tention to-his own wife than to other
men s wivts."
His Fkrsomai, Appearance. Tliore
was no better known figuro about tho
National Capital than "Littlo Phil."
He -rarely wore his uniform, and a'raoro
nnmilitary looking man nover lived in
citizen's dress. Sheridan was very
shdrt and each' year seemed to add to
tho rotundity ot his pudgy figure.
"When I saw bini in tho lobby," says
a-Washington writer, "ho wore upon
tho, back of his round bullet head a
very slim, high, old-fashioned silk hat
of a stylo that was very popular about
the timo of tho close of the war. It
was about two sizes too small. Hh
short, iron-gray hair stood out from
under tho rim of his hat at nearly right
angles with it. His red, weather-beaten
faco did not show any new lines of
advancing age, but the grizzly, iron
gray muatach'o and imperial were
whitening very last, lie wore a abort,
licM, yellow-gray overcoat which had
only two buttons and thoy woro nearly
ready to fly off fromthe undue strain of
Sheridan's ronnd Cguro. Tho coat like
tho bat, appeared to have been long out
grown. The trousers wero a gray-plaid
and fitted very snugly1 to the General's
fat legs. His boots wero thiok-soled
and un-blaoked. He wore no cloves.''
Pugnacious From Boyhood. An
Ohioari who was familiar with Sheri
dan's boyhood and parentage spoke to
a Boston Globe reporter on Sunday
night as follows:
"He came from as good stock as
ever came over in the steerage. Phil
was a little bit of a fellow, but I guess
he whipped cviSry fighting lad of Som
erset, tie oecamo in early lite a
most daring horseback rider. His first
experience as a cavalryman waa on the
back of an ugly beast without a strap
about him. The brute Btarted to run
at a terrible pace and did not stop until
he reached a tavern ten miles distant
There ho ran into a stablo shed. Phil
bung on like' an Indian and did not
seem to be in the least frightened.
When asked bow be had managed to
stiok his reply was characteristic: 'I'd
been told how to do it, I iust hag-
ped his neck and' stuck my knees in his
siae. jMODoay naaever oeiore buo-
oeeded in riding the beast.
Baitt.e-Field Propanitv. "Mnoh
of Sheridan's reputation asa profanity
expert," said a writer in the Boston
Herald of yesterday, "may be attri
buted to Buobanan Read's poem des
cribing Sheridan's famous ride from
Winchester to Cedar Creek. Sheri
dan, according to Head, rode down the
line with a terrible path, whioh was
so- soul-inspiring as to bring back the
demoralized and' scattered soldiers to
their senses,, and instill them with new
courage. Sheridan was accompapied
on that ride by two staff officers, Bri.
gadier-General Georce A. Forsvthe
and Col. O'Keef. This is what Sheri
dan said according to General Forsy
the, when he rode up and met his sol
diers fleeing'frora tho enemv: 'Bovs.
those of you who are not cowards fol
low mo, for I'll sleep-in camp to-night
or I'll sleep in hell!" The effect of
these words, General Forsythe says,
was magical. The bovs turned 'with a
cneer ana loiioweu Sheridan to
man."
A Telegram repbrter'saw an amus
ing incident in a down-town Sixth
avenue "IV ear today; A prepossess
ing lady,1 becomingly attired in t
Bpring costume and with' square-t oed
patent' leather shoes peeping from' un
der her skirts, took a seat- next' to a
lean old gontloman who was reading a
Dooir. oy tno aid ot a pairc;old-rimmed
spectacles, lie' had entered the train
at fiftieth street and the lady at Forty-
second
At first she eyed all tho other ladies
in tho oar,, saw what they wore,- and
then qmetly sought to. discover what
book her neighbor waB, reading. Tins
she finally accompUsticd: by gradually
eoging up bo oioso to mtu inav ner
oheek was within an moll of bis whisk
ers. Just before tho guard called out
rare piaoo tuo oiiiuax oamc,
An exclamation ot "Wait now.a ve
only two llnea to fip'wh," startled the
old man almost-out ot his. wits.. Ho
bad. turned the page before bis fair
neighbor, had .finished, the paragraph,
and so interested was she that, she
foreot where she was, and unconscious
ly gave her dear self away. Her
new equaro-toed shoes didn t save tier,
-Uut ber (cap neighbor was equal to
emergonoy, and, taking in tno situation
at a glance, be taid,- srailincly: "far
don me, madam," and turned tbo leaf
back strain.
Every ouo exoopt the lady laughed
With lior faco suffused with blushes
she hastened from tho train, looking
neither to the right nor to the lott.
"Wimmin will lot their curiosity
carry em cloan ou, said tho conduc
tor as be closed the prate witb a sontl
mental slam. New York Telegram
Out of the Breastworks.'
Tats Sprinci, Tenk., Tnlrjj i88t.
The Swift Spedfie Co,, Atlanta. Ga.!
Gentlemen Seven years an I contracted1
an eiceedinjlv bad case o( blood poison, I
tried x'phvslclan, the best at command, but
secured no benefit; My throat began 'to
get tor,:au4 ray body covered, with sores
and, ulcers. Gofnr tronj bad to worse', I
felt that my grave must be reached tn the.
near future. I gave up the doctors' treat,
ment, and with a despairing hope I com
menced taking- your, mcdidne.. I began to
Improve fromthe Arst bottleand In a 'short
time the ulcers healed, and my tkia cleared
oil and waa entirely well.
One year ago a cue of catarrh developed
In my system, -The physldan did his best,
but. could not cure-me; but two bottles of
Swiff's Specific gave m pennAnent "lie;
JtM RQMr'SOfi,
KAUFMAN, Tkx.i June ti, i688.
The Swift Specific Co., AtUnUi Ga.1
Gentlf meo-rl have Uen afflicted with a
sVIn disease for about twelve years, and the
best medical treatment failed to give tne re.
lief, I am now using Swift's Spedficj and
have received' tbe greatest benefit from itt
use. Yours truly, 'V. JONM.
For sale by all druggists.
Tint Swift Bricmc Co.,
Drawer-3, Atlanta, Ca,
Mew York, 7j6, Broadway.
Uft&i, Hut; I45WH.
L coDllcman and ladv, are now,
slopping at Bar Harbor- holtb who
havo had a queer oxpetieoca Tbtoy,
met on tbo Atlantio ocean.-ho uroDos-
ed in Sweden, was nccePted in ltus-
ila. asked her father's ncriuisiian in
England, the marriatro settlements
wero drawn up in tho United States,
tliny wero married in Algiers, and aro
now sponditig tnoir Honeymoon 111 nar
Harbor. Matches aro sometimes 111 ado
in ollior-plaocH'than lhe-iiroverb says.
President Garfield's Physician
Dr. Bliss and other eminent inodical
men sponk in the highest terms of
SpcerV Wines.- Dr Bliss prescribes
these wines in his pract'cey whenever
wines aro necessary. The following is
part of a letter received by Mr. Specr s
I have boeu greatly' pleased with
your N. J. Wines, and specially, so
with tbe Llaret, liurgundy and 1'ort.
Wish you to send mo twoioates ot
Claret and one of Burgundy to my
nieoo Miss New York City, and
send . tho bill of bcth orders to mo.
Yourg, truly,,
D. W. BLISS, Hi D.
Washington, D. C.
All tbo world's a stage, and most of
the men and women on it merely sup
ers. Puck.
12 Pounds pf Tumor
Is a hideous thing to bnro attached to a human
frame, yet Mr. lteucen Scveranse, of Upper Htlu
water, (part o( Old Town, Me.,) had one in hit
groui which he carried (or about ten years- It be
gan to form about fourteen years ana, being i at
first hardly larger than a pea. Mr. bovsrancc, in
his sworn statement before ex-oovemor B. V.
Davis, ol xalne.-Baysl
"At nrst it did not trouble me much but as It
grew In IZe It was accompanied by severe darting
pains. Food, did notdlfrest; had attacks of dial,
aess; roaring sounds In ears and passed sleepless
nlfthtav In ishs tumor weighed several- pounds
and extended to knee, Now least exertion caused
intense, tearing pain like etloltlng of needlesiln
flesh. , Abandoned hope and took to bed. Physi
cians declined to cut It oubBaylng 1 was too old
and weak to survive,. Amity turret age,- Dome,
one recommended Brown's SarsaporUla, lexpef.
lenced Immediate change (or better.' Appetite rN
turned: food ceased to trouble mo; ringing noises
left my head, and best ot alt tumor bcg&h to Bhrlv-
ei up ana disappear. itunowiana naBioeon tor
some tune entirely eone. Can and do do rood
days work. I say God blera tbe man wbo Invent
ed this medicine.- Uo should wear a crown.- I
mean always to keep by me a bottle ot Brown's
Barsaparllla while I lire.'!
With this statement we have paper signed by
pmtmastcr, druggist, as well as seven ot the town
oniclala, stating they know the above tq(boi true,
Is no case of blood dlscoae wblcb cannot, bh' riiirod
by
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It is a tonlo and draretic and a powerlul strtftb?' 10 the entlro system, i-ift
HINK'8 I-UltK BAItLKY MALT WIII8KK1 hu, proved a ueaMclnal protection tn
. ihnuiHho ntirauft tbnir nvucatlona In tbe open an andwhoaorlallv tcnrirr-oii.
''exceptional jpowers of endurance. Ask your nearcet'drngtjkst or grocer foMor
,JKHluNK'ruilBUAl(LKV MALT WIILSKBY revives thetiwglcs ol Ibose wotn
anil riirorniia wrnlhcr.
.. . A. AHM .m.flnn
Dyspejiila find tn rcfrlne's rure
Malt ViniSKcy a poweriui
(tTjdthelner to digestion.
'-Without unduly stimulating
neys Increases their tlairKlng
i tens convalescence and is a wholesome
and prompt dlurctlo. Watch the label I
None genuine unless bearing the signature
Voi Brno vj an dnifftsis
Mid (rroccn throughou
ino uniiw Bui icq aoa
37 NORTH PEONT ST. 38NORTH WATER ST., PHIL
POU SALE BT DnUaOtSTS AND ALL DBALgKB.
BIG'DIONRV ! ! Stooo AOENTH wANTKI) nt attce to supply Ten
i'AWrili Kit jtiiiiiou rTi with the onlv oITIclnl liven ot
CLEVELANDTHURMAN
rJ .on? wt.S" I wbo mo or Mrs, cicvcinua i exnuLsito steel portralti Votorn'
Cart riticrn nor. IMfnrtn Trnrln Jfn nnmnlr.tr annA "r'" rs
WArln inn.T nnlrlr . fYiim onn tn i-wintnwiih
C. IB.
DEALER IN
Foreign sad Memestie,
WINES AND LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IN CICARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
GREAT
INDUCEMENTS
We are offerinc creat inducementa to persons desirine to
purchase Pianos, Organs and
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Among the Pianos we handle are tho I VERS 8r- POND,
C O. BBICrGS. BA US Sr CO., SCBOMACKER Gold
String and Opera Pianos. These Pianos are all first-claba
and fuUy warranted for five years.
Our leadinc OreanB are the
EE, UNITED ST A TES
Our leading. Sewing Machines are the celebrated WHITE.
NE W DA VIS, JVE W DOMESTIC, NE W HOME,
HOUSEHOLD, R0Y4L ST. JOHN and STAND
ARD ROTARY Sewing Machine, tho finest nnd best
Bjotary Sewing Machine in tbe,
Before nurchasiner write
PALACE OF MUSIC AN? GREAT SEWING MACHINE
DEPOT, Main St., Bloomgburg, Pa.
PENNEY GOODS
A SPECIALTY.
iolkaoimis ron
P. F. ADAMS ft CO.,
FINE CUT'""
CHEWING
TOBACCO
Bole agents ot the fol
lowing brands ot
cigars.
UBN11Y QLAVi
LONDUKS,
HOSMAIi,
INDIAN PKINCESS,
tJAUSON,
H1LVBH AHU.
Alexander Bros, & Co,
WII0LESALB DEALEItS IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CANDIES,
FRUITS Ap NUTS,
SOLS AGENTB FOK
HEBRY MAILLAEDS
HEGA.NDIES
PltESI EVEKY WEEK.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
WsP ills
Oy$nepiia, Constipation, Slqk
- HsSrChe,' Biliousness
AsftftU'dlMeues arlalnK from a
Torpid Liverand Bad Digestion.
The aatnral reealt Is cood uppetlt
ua aolla fiesta. JJoee eniall I alecanie
Ijr auar coated aadeaer to awallurfT1
(J0LI) EVEEY WHEBK,
nomn.cAcolr.
WIIiIiIAIft HART
BL00M5BURO, PENU'A.,
AQENT FOIl TUB
KEYSTONE DYNAMITE POWDER CO.
manuf actrueri of the celebrated Keystone Dvna
rston
iraalt
-.w, ,uuvwtwilvtlilU UUlItJIMU rULllrliail
aw mm
Uugm
MALT WHISKEY;
Barley Malt and miarontecd to be rhrmi.n .
Itwlll drive all malarious diseases from the
.nri nnrcmnB wafim a eivlntif fiM. 1 If a rn.'u ' 1
"pronotn
Barley MaaeBHawaMtltoaeaMBaeaa
The analysis as It anceara bv ih.i.
iuiiuiuu.
rKItKINR'S
Del on every bottlei have carefully nr.
alyced thel'caa IUri.kt Hut Wnia.
xkt msdabr M. ft J. K I'crrtna anH n.J
the- kid.
activity
fiv l-ULircij. irt-ci iii'iu iwrtt-i -vii.iuriurol.
wrinia aim uutusiaiHi M aDRD lirr.lt
tare." SInwri, CamiU Arthur UaUr
,i, '. ,i i ... , .
tu,tnt una titiVutiiMt nunu n,ti--.f r r J'St
Sewing Machines.
celebrated ESTEY. MILL-
and other inaes.
world.
for Catalogues to J. SALTZER'S
ANY 0I1IJEK
FOIl FE3TrVAIi
will be
SUPPLIED WITH
T11E
LOWEST
Market trices,
AS FOLLOWS :
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
WALNUTS'
CREAM NUTS,
ALMONDS,
TOP CORN
BALLS.
BLOOMSBURG PLANING MILL
:o,
The undersigned having put his Planing M
n Ilallroad Street, In flrst-oiass condition, Is pre
ared todo all kinds of worn In his line,
frames, sash, doqrs,
BUNDS.MOUuDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
nrnlshed at reasuuuuioprlces. All lumber use
a well seasoned and none but skilled workmen
are employed,
ESTIMATES FOR BUJPJQS
urntshed on application. Flsns and ipcclo
ons prepared by an experienced draughtsman
CHARLES KnilO,
IIIoolUbblirrTi IK
SUBSORIBE FOR
the; cpyBiAN