COLUMBIAN AJSnD DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBKRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, Piu
A Olalm to Human Gratitude.
Charlotte Corday, the sad-faced, ton
der-lieartod peasant girl of Normandy
mado great history by ono dtspcrato
aott
SlokcnocTby tho Baturnalla ol tho
Frenoh revolution, and moved to dos
pcratlon ns Robcsplorro and Marat
wero loading tho flower of Franco to
tho gulllotino, sho determined that sho
would pot an end to Marat's bloody
reign.
Marat had demanded two hundred
thousand victims for tho guillotine!
Ho proposed to kill off tho enemies
of tho Hovolntion to mako it perpet
ual!
Ilorriblo thonchtl
No wonder it fired tho blood of this
patriotio peasant maidl
Gaining access to bis closely guard
cd quarters by a subterfuge, she found
him in his bath, evon then inexorable
and giving written directions for
further slaughter
Ho asked bcr tho names of tho in!
mical deputies who had taken refugo
in Caen. Sho told him, and ho wroto
them down. "That is welll Beforo
week is over they shall all bo brought
to tho guillotine.
Atthcso words, Charlotte drew
from her bosom the knife, and plung
ed it with supernatural ioroo up to tho
hilt in tho heart of Marat.
"Cotuo to rac, my dear friend, como
to rac, cried Marat, and expired un
dor tho blow 1
In the Corcoran gallery at Wash
ington is a famous painting of Char
lotte, represented as behind tho pn
son bars tho d.iy before her execution.
It is a thrilling, sad picture, fall of
Borrow for her suffering country, and
of unconnuerablo hato for her conn
try's enemies.
What a lesson in this tragic storyl
Two hundred, nay, five hundred thous
and people would Marat have sacrific
to his unholy passion of power!
Methods are quite as murderous and
lnoxorable as men, and they number
their victims by tho millions.
The pane of history is full of murd
er by authority and by mistaken
ideas! In tho practice of medicine
alono how many hundreds of millions
havo been allowed to dio and as many
more killed by nnjuBtiQable bigotry
and by bungling I
But the age is bettering. Men and
methods are improving. A tow years
aco it was wortn cie's professional
life to advise or permit the use of a
proprietary medicine. To-day there!
are not two physicians in any town in
this country who do not regularly pre
scribe some form of proprietary re
medy !
B. H. Warner, famed all over the
world as the discoverer of Warper's
safo cure, began hunting up the old
remedies of the Log Cabin days; after
long and patient research he succeed
ed in securing somo of the most valu
able, among family records, and called
them Warner's Log Cabin remedies
the simple preparations of roots, leaves,
balsams And herbs which were the
aucoesful Btandbys of our grandmoth
ers. These simple, old-faBhioned sar
saparilla, bops and buchu, cough and
consumption and other remedies have
struck a popular chord and are in ex
traordinary demand all over the land.
They are not the untried and imagin
ary remedies of somo dabster chemist
intent on making money, bat the long
sought principles of the healing art
whioh for generations kept our ances
tors in perfect health, pat forth for
the gooi of humanity by one who is
known all over the world as a philan
thropist a lover of hi fellow man,
whose name is a guarantee of the
highest standard of excellence.
The preparations are of decided and
known influence over disease, and as
in the hands of our grandmothers
they raised up the sick, cured the
lame, and bound up tho wounds of
death, bo in their new form but olden
power as Log Cabin remedies, they
are buto to prove tho "healing of the
nations.'
Corday did the world an incalculab
le service in ridding France of the bi
goted and murderous Marat, just as
this man is doing humanity a service
by ro-introduoing to tho world the
simpler and better methods of our an
cestors. SJAn editor who has crown eray in
service, slowly and steadily chants the
following and truthful requiem: "The
man who handles the local department
of a newspaper learnB after experience.
not to expect even briefly expressed
tnanks tor a oommn 01 pleasant things
but he k i) owe th as surely as cometh
tho winter, that a single lino in which
thcrois an unintentional mi -represents
tion ,will cause some one to be heard
from as on a house top. And we may
odd that when be has made pleasant
mention 'J'jv times ot some person,
thing or place, but on the thousandth
time tails to do so, ho must not expect
to be forgiven. The omission may
have boen lrom accident, inadvertence
or oven an cntiro lack of knowledge
It matters not. The simple fact re
mains and he will be judged by that."
JUx.
A Reliable Port Wine-
Mr. A. Spccr, of New Jersey, whoso
Port Grapo wino has such a wide re
putation, and which physicians pre
scribo bo generally, was tho first in
this oountry to import Port Wine
Grape vines from tho banks of the
River Loura, Portugal, where the
finest old time porta wero made, and
to plant vinoyards of them in Now
Jersoy. His Port, Burgundy pnd
Claret whioh are now tho best wines to
be had, havo becomo a great favorite
among tho fashionablo Now York,
Philadelphia and Washington society
uruggisis sell it.
"What do yo'u think of my poem in
fl.n Hn-Tnttn' Wlllrlnit"
"It was a remarkable piece of work,
uuo iiuiig uuuuwt iiuuugut particular
jy wonaeriui."
"What was that,"
"That tho 'Garett'o' oyor published
it.
Mr. Buoolio of Indiana) Sho 1 Mr,
Dluegrass. I heerd that the folks over
in your state aro going to vote J(o
publioan. How's that. Yoa'ro al
ways vrry strong Democrats.
Mr. Bluegrass (of Kentucky) Oh
wen, you re rigtit, urn it's tbo pros
pool oi iree wnisKey, you Know,
Peouliar
In the combination, proportion, and
preparations of its ingredients, Hood's
Sarraparilla accomplishes cures where
othor preparations entiroly fail. Pecu
liar in its Rood namo at home, which
is a "tower of strength abroad," pecu
liar in the phenomenal sales it hai at
tained, Hood's Sarsaparilla is the most
successful medicino lor purifying the
blood, giving strength, and creating
an appotite.
The den of the poker player is a
sort of an "anto" room
LOCAL NEWS-
Merchants ard laviuir in their stock
of fall goods.
A now buildina SO k 60 foot is Loin c
built on tho fair grounds for tho ac
comodation of horses.
Tho Sunday ovenins servioea of tho
various churches Is now chansod to
seven o'olock instead of half-past sovon
as ncrcioiore.
Mr. Goo. Winner died on Friday,
Sept 21, at his homo near Buokhorn,
aged nearly si years, and was buried
Monday in Roscmont Cemetory at this
place. Mrs. Winner died on the fol
lowing Sunday evening. They leave
no children.
An oxohacgo says that a couple ot
sleek-looking individuals aro going
ahout tho country swindling township
Treasuries out of sums of money rang
ing from Si 2 to $50, on tho nrelocso of
rcpairinc blackboards in school hous
performing tho work, which turns up
in a fow days as. an order on tho town
ship's Treasury, properly signed and
cashed by an innocent party.
A despatch from Snnbury of tho
26th inst, says: Conductor John Quig
gle, on the Krio mail, West, this morn
ing, had a thrilling experience with a
lunatio nassencer who pulled out a
knifo between llarrisburg and Millers-
burg and soon had tho car to himsclt.
Ho toroatened to carvo everybody and
made several passes at passengers.
The train was stopped and' delayed a
half hour to secure him.- He was sent
back to llarrisburg Asylum.
J. G. Wells is now nioelv located in
the north side of tho front office of
Tub Columbian. Ho has a fino as
sortment of solid silver and fine plated
silver ware, consisting of knives, forks,1
snoons. &o. Rings';- thimbles, scarf
pirjB, ear-trigs, all kinds of society
badges in the latost styles. Gold and
silver watches and plated ware in Yar'"
ous patterns.- Particular -attention
given to repairing of ail kinds. Call
and see. No trouble to show goods.
Tho Bloomsburg" Car Co. are now
building one hundred of tho Barton
Stook Cars. The oars aro for use on
ono of tho Western railroads. ..Thoy
are much larger than tbp .ordinary
cars, and compared with othor cattle
cars are liko a palaco car. Thoy aro
supplied with air brakes, havo a recep
tacle under tho car for storing hay,
whilo inside of, tho car aro racks for
feeding, and long troughs connected
by pipes for watering tho stock these
troughs may all be simultaneously
dumped as soon as the cattle are done
drinking, and before tho train starts.
Mrs. Emily A- Markle.
The writer of these lines cannot re
frain from "bearing testimony" in re
ference to Mrs. Emiiy A. Marklo who
has suddenly been called lrom this
earth. She died on Monday, Septem
ber 17, 1888, after an illness of1 about
tbreo weeks. She was the daughter
of the late William and Betsy Robison,
and was born and reared in Blooms
burg. We were friends and compan
ions in our childhood and youth, and
of late years we bad renewed the
friendship of by-gone days, inasmuch
as our homes had again became com
paratively near, one to tho other.
.Doubtless there are manv ot her old
friends who remember Emily as a
strong, bright and energetic character:
she developed wonderfully with years,
ana was a very interesting, ana, in
many ways, aremarkable -woman. In:
oirly life she married George B. Mar
klo and r-isided in Hazletou. whero he
amassed wealth. Tho foundation of
which, was, no doubt, due, no loss to
his wife a prudent management, than
to his own business capacity.
Wealth did not destroy the strong
common sense wi-li which sho had
been endowed, neither did it chill her
loving heart; it rather developed what
was in her, and proved'ber to be gen
erous, sympathetic and benevolent.
Sho was literally a woman "full of
good works and alms-deeds which she
did."
For many years she was an earnest
member of the Presbyterian Church.
She was a faithful and devoted wife
to her husband who was a confirmed
invalid; a moBt tender and loving
mother to her children, and to her
friends, she was ever loyal and true.
in the early summer her daughters
were about starting for Oregon, to,
visit tneir orotner u. u. Maricie. At
the suggestion of her husband, Mrs.
JUarkle was induced to accompany
incm, flir. Maruio in tho meantime so
nourniDg at ino nomo ot a son in
Hazleton. And now comes a sad cban
Ur in life. Mr. Markle Biiddenlv be
came Berioualy ill, a telegram was sent
l-i. l.J I rt . . .
wiiiou resnueu in a uying trip across
the oontinent by the anxious wifo and
children, then a short re-union when
tbo husband and father was taken on
the long journey from which there is
no teturn. l no devoted wife, over
come with grief, excitement and fati
gue, alter a short illness, followed her
husband, and now rests beside him,
worn out in tho battle pf life, and tnk
en from those who fondly loved her,
ana long lor her comforting presence.
To her family, her loss is ineparable.
1 Bhall miss her sadly; our truo and
stoadfast friendship was ever a source
of pleasure, to me, and though I know
that "our loss is bur gain,'' my feelings
nnu expression in tho lamentation ot
David over Jonathan. "I am distress
ed for thee "very pleasant hast thou
ueon to me.
II. N. M.
A LETTER FROM GOV.
CHURCH,
Pond's Extract Company, New
York City.
GENTLKMENs I lmvo been for
some time, well acquainted with the
many merita of Pond's Extract. I
consider it truly a household friend,
Respectfully,
L. K. CHURCH.
Executive Office.
Biamarok, Aug., 28 1888.
If You Are Sick
With Headache, Neuralgia, IUieuuutlsm Pysptp-
i, niuouineu, 11100a uumors. Kidney Disease.
Constipation, Female Troubles. Fever and Ame.
Blcepleasncss, Partial Paralysis, or Nervous Pros
tration, use Palne's Celery Cora pound and be
cured. In each of those the cause. Is mental or
physical overwork, anxiety, exposure of malaria,
the effect of which Is to weaken the nervous sys
tem, resulting In one of these diseases. Ilemoy
ine ciin witn tnsi great Nerve Tonlo, and the
KEjiLTT wui disappear. (
Paine's Celery Compound
Jis. L. Bowsn, Springfield, Miss, writes t
i .mo yviKij luwuuuuu rumui pe excelled as
aNcrvu Tonic, lu my caso a single bottle
wrought a great chajige.. My nervposm-si entirely
dliapared, and with it the resulting miction
of the stomach, heart and liver, and the whole
toue of the system was wonderfully invigorated.
I Ifll my friends, If sick as I have been, Paine's
Iclery Cwppouud
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The following is tho ninth of tho fa
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"Jujonomy in tho public expenses
that labor may bo lightly burdened."
uan any ono doubt that if tho parly
of Jefferson had not como into power
tho application of tho abovo prinolplo
would never havo been thought of,
tho reduction of revonuo by tho remov
al of tho tax on whisky would not now
bo tho Republican ory, and tho surplus
Would havo boon easily kept under by
oxtravagant waste. That was largely
the rulo in tho years of Republican ad
ministration, when thcro was no sur
pins to tempt. Lancaster Intelligen
cer. TiIk trno American
has a warm pi aco in his
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Cauin, It's not "Eng.
Ilsh you know,' but from
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ica have'sprung men in eyery respect
greater than any from tho grand oast
lis of Europe. Warner's Log Cabin
Sarjaparilla is tho best in tho world.
"As you can only be a sister to mo,"
ho said, in broken tones, "will you lot
mo kiss you good night!"
Sho shyly said sho would.
Thon ho foldod her in his strong
arms, nnd gently placing her head
against his manly broast, ho kissed her
passionately.
' "Mr. Sampson," sho said, softiy,
"this is all so new to me, so so dif
ferent from what I thought it would
be, that if you will givo mo a little
time to to think it over I I may
But let ns withdraw from tho sacr
ed scene.
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The treatment of many thousand! 'of cases
of thoK) chronla weaknesses and distressing
llmanr. ravtlilia in f.mtlu tt.fh. Tn.alM.1
allm.ata peculiar to females, at- the Invalid?
mdwi ana surgical inauiuio. uunaio, w,
Y.
has Afforded a vast experience In nicely adapt-
in ana tnorougnir testing remedies ror too
oure of woman's peouliar maladies.
' Dr. I'lerco'a Favorite l-reacrlptlon
Is the outgrowth, or, result, of this great and
valuable experience. Thousands of testimo
nials, received from patient and from physi
cians who have tested It In the more aggra
vated and obstinate cases which had baffled
their skill, prove It to bo the most wonderful
remedy ever derlsod for the relief and cure of
fullering women. It Is not recommended as a
'cureaILM but as a mnflt rat-feat Rimm-IAa fnr.
woman's peculiar ailments,
a si Dowerlol. liivlsrarAtlner tnnl.
It Imparts strength to the whole system.
strength to the whole system,
-womb and Its appendages la
Tor overworked, ".worn .out."
particular.
"run-down,'
run-down.'1 dAhllltatM far-h-r milliner
dressmakers, seamstresses, "shop-girls," bouso-'
Keepers, nursing Koiuers. ana reeoio .women
generally. Dr. Pierce's favorite Prescription
U the greatest earthly boon, being uncqualed
J an appetizing coraiai and restorative tonlo.
iAa a soothing and streugtbeulng
nervine, r eroute .Prescription,"
raronw .description," is une-
qualed. and is Invaluable In allaying and sub-
i anaying ana iud
y. Irritability, ex
uuoiig uvrvuus eiuiaDiuty, imiaDl
1ST
haustlon.
prostration, hysteria, spasms and
otner distressing, nervous symptoms coin
mooly attendant upon functional and organlo
disease of the womb. It Induces refrMhlno
sleep and relieves mental anxiety and de
spondency. .'Dr. aMeree's Favorite Prescription
la a legitimate) medicine, carefully
compounded by an experienced and skillful
pujaiciau, ana aaaptea to woman si aeiicate
organization. It la
purely vegetable In Its
composition and perfectly harmless In Its
tuioi-LB m muj vouaiuon ox us system.
For
morning- stekoess. or nausea,. from whatever
cause arising, weak stomach. Indigestion, dye-
Sepsla and kindred symptoms, lis use. In small
qses, will prove very beneflcuu.
. "Favorite Prescription" lea post,
live cure for the most complicated and ob
stinate cases ot leuoorrhca, excessive Sowing,
painful monstruatlon, unnatural suppressions,
prolapsus, or falling ot the womb, weak back.
female weakness," anteversion, retroversion,
bearog-down sensstlonaxhronlo congestion.
Inflammation and ulceration ot the womb. In
flammation, pain and tenderness lo ovaries,
accompanied with "internal heat."
. Is a resalatar nA nmmn( r? -,nA
tlonal action, at that critical oeriod of chano-a
from girlhood to womanhood. ! Favorite l're-
j "is a perfectly safe remedial .agent.
I produoo only good results. It Is
elncsolous and valuahle in itm fr-t
ana can
equally
when tal
.ken for thftlA Avrrm mnA 1a---" .
meats Incident to that later and most critical
period, known as " Tho Change of Life."
- m. u. rrvivriiiiiujii" wnen lasen.
In connection -with the use of- Sr. Pierce's
Golden ifedlCal'THaflftvarv. anil m.ll !...--.
I doses of Dr, Pierce's Purgative Pellets (Little
Uver Pills), cures Liver. Kidney and nladder
Aueir oumumea use also removes
blood taints, and abolishes canoerous ,and
scrofulous humors from. the system.
"Favorite Prescription is the only
medicine for women, sold by druggists, uuder
positive) guarantee, from the menu
fsclurers, that U wlU give satisfaction In every
case, or monev wlU be refunded - Thiamn.n.
tee has been printed on the bottle-wrapper,
a ni fall hfiiues ,! . . 1
? carried out for many years!
- as or?00 d" I00 or alx
Lara-a fan
bottle for
ior large. Illustrated Treatise on Diseases of
VTomen QeO pagss, .paper-ooiersd), tend ten
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WlLtS, RICHARDSON k CO Prspi, SurlkttVs VI,
Ex-Prcsid&nt Arthur '
DIM of liright's dlscssfl of tha kidneys. So havo
Bcoron of other brilliant publlo men. Iirj Edwards
editor ot the .Vi 1'or Meaicat llrporter, says that
this dlsoixso Is crowlns mora common and fatal
uauy, ivople Jiayo It without knowing It, until a
euro Is lmpcaiblo. Itarlwi from poison In tho
blood. TUa kl-lnoysnnd liver fall to not, the poison
rises anally (o the brain, causing convulsions and
death. Its first- symptoms are dullness In tho
head, wandering palni about tho body, especially
In the small ot the back, loss of npnctifo, strength
and ambition, And by dropsloal, swellings whlcn
show the. cineaso to be rapidly Increasing. Tho
only euro Is a modlclno (hat will stlmulntelhe liv
er, kidneys and skin to throw off tho poison And
then act upon tho bowels to carry tho foul wasto
matters out of tho system. Hear In mind that any
kidney affection, neglected, soon runs Into liright's
disease Dr. Hhown's HAHSArsitiir.t cures Itln a
very Blmple and certain way. It sweeps through
the corrupted circulation like a current ot fresh
Mr through n room filled with gas. It opens tho
natural outlets and expels the deadly element bo.
fore It has time to do further mlichlef. ono week's
use otlt will satisfy you ot the truth of what wo
say.
Mr. Carleton p. Williams, of Amesbury, Msbs.,
writes I "I had liright's dlseaso ot the kidneys,
and made up my mind to dio. The, best physicians
had treated ran, and done no real good. At this
time you presented mo with a bottle of Urown's
HtHsirAKtLLA. I used six bottles and consider my.
self a well man."- This splendid remedy may be a
ood-send to you. If you have the sllghteSt. tear
ot this dread disease resort at once to
BROWN'S
Sarsaparilla.
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RAUKOAB TIiYIB TABLB
TTvELAYAItK, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTBllN ItAlLltOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
STATIONS. NORTH.-
pa rit a. ii. i, ii.
NOKTHEMBIRLIND S 40 1 85 10 10 II
Cameron. 5 5S ..... 10 25 s So
Chulasky. 8 00 ..... 1029 6 34
Danville 08 1 58 10 8s s 40
Catawl3sa 85 8 14 10 53 fi 58
ltupert.. 6 so i 1 11 00 T 05
Bloomsburg - 0 8 114 11 07 7 11
Espy- 42 2 2S 11 15 7 20
Llmo Itiag-e, ......... 6 SO .... 1122 7 17
willow orove.... ... e st .... 112s 731
lirmrcreek e 68 11 30 ,7 ss
Ileiwlck 7 05 8 43 11 87 7 41
Ueach Haven 7 11 2 54 II 44 7 4g
Illok's Ferry - 7 19 2 69 11 48 65
Bhlckshtnny 7 so 3 os 11 ss 8 os
HunlOCK'S 7 43 3 19 12 08 8 IT
Nanttcoke 7 50 3 SO U 16 8 21
AVOndale..,., ... 7 54 19 10 8 33
Plymouth ....-7 59 3 35 11 25 8 S3
Plymouth Junction,.... 8 03 3 39 11 so 8 38
Kingston,.., ,, 8 03 B 43 12 87 8 45
Bennett 8 12 .... 19 41 8 49
Maltby 8 17 . 19 45 8 63
Wyoming - 8 12 3 52 12 50 8 69
West lmston...., 8 27 S 6 II 65 9 03
PlttSton .... 8 33 4 01 1 03 9 09
Lackawanna 8 40 .... 1 11 9 17
Taylorvllle, . 8 48 .... 1 19 9 25
llellevue 8 54 l ss 6 so
SCIHNT0M..... .. 9 00 4 22 1 30 9 33
F II fx ru fill
STATIONS. SOUTH. ,
AM AH Fit rkt
KCRINTON. 6 10 9 60 2 03 6 SO
nellerue 8 15 9 55 .... 6 25
Taylorvllle...... 6 10 10 00 9 14 6 SO
Lackawanna.... 6 29 10 08 2 21 6-37
PlttSton 6 36 10 16 2 29 6 4S
WostPlttfiton 6 43 10 21 2 84 6 50
Wyoming. 8 47 10 27 8 39 8 55
Maltby 6 si 10 SO .... 6 59
Bennett... 6 55 10 34 sir 7 03
Kingston 6 68 10 33 2 50 7 07
Plymouth Junction-.... 7 05 to 42 2 54 7 1!
Plymouth..7T. 7 10 10 47 2 59 7 16
AVOnd&le. I 14 10 SI S OS 7 91
Nanttcoke 7 19 10 55 3 06 7.95
HunlOCk's . 7 J6i 1101 3 19 ,7;4S
Bhlckshtony 7 47 11 12 S 29 7 M
nick's Ferry. ,.TS5 11 2-2 s si 107
neach Haven, 8 01 II 18 3 46 813
Berwick:.;-. 8 07 IliS7 .161 8 20
Bnarcreelc... 8 IS 3 67 8 87
willow drove,. 8 16 1143 ,4 01 8 81
LtmelUdge. , 8 20 11 52 4 05 8 35
Kspy.. . 8 26 11 t9 4 19 8 41
llloomsburg 8 32 12 05 4 18 8 47
Hupcrt... 8 37 12 10 4 24 8 62
Catawlssa 8 2 12 15 4 29 8 67
Danville 8 67 12,30 4 46 9 16
Chulasky. 9 03 4 64 9 23
Cameron 9 07 11 40 fi 00 9 18
NOBTnCMBIRLAND........ 9 22 19 6 5 IS 9 45
AH FlH r x ,r M
Connections at Rupert with Philadelphia &
Keadlns Railroad for Tamanend, Tamaqua, Will-
lamsport, Sunhury. Pottsvtlle, etc. At Narthum
berland with P. K. Dir. P. R. R. for namsburg,
Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren, corry and Brie.
"V.-F. HAL8TBAD.-Gen.Mam.
ScranWn, Pa
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Philadelphia & Erie R.-.R, Qivi?
ion, and Northern .Central
Railway.
TIME TABLE.
In effect ACQ. 5, 1883. Trains leave Buncury
EASTWARD
9.40 a. m.. ra Hhnre Kznress (dally except
Sunday), for Harrlsbnnr andlntennedUtestattons
arriving at r nuoaeipnia 5.10 m. j otv mri,
s.Mi n. m. ; TtMt.imnrA. 4.45 n. m. ! Washington
6.55 p. m., connecting at Philadelphia for all Sea
Shore points. Through passenger coach to
rnuaaemnia.
l.il n. . m. Day express
dally except Sundayl.for llarrisburg and Interme
diate station, arriving at PhlladelDhla
6.50 p. m. i New fork, 9.85 p.- ta. : Baltimore
6.45 p. m. ; Washington, s.00 p. m. Buffet Parlor car
mrougn to rnuoneipnia ana passengvr coacnes
throuifh to PhlladelDhla and llaltlmore.
7,45 p. m. ltenovo Accommodation (dally
ror iiarrisDurg and an intermediate mat 10ns. arriv
ing at Philadelphia 4.25 a. m. : New York 7.10 a. m.
Baltimore. 6.15 1. m. : .Woshinrton. 6.30 a. m. ;
IMllraansleeplngcarfromWllllamsptto Philadel
phia. Philadelphia passengers, pan, remain In
sleepernndlstnrbrd until 7. m.
1.60 a. m. Erie Mall (dally) for narrlsbnrg and
Intermediate stations, arrWlng at Phllsdelphla
8.25 a, m. New.Tork, 11.30 a. m. ; Baltimore. 8.15
a.m.: Washington, 9.80 a. m. Tbrongh Pullman
sleeping ears are run on this, (rain to, Philadelphia,
ger coaches to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
WESTWARD..
5.10 a. m. Erie Mall (dally), for Brln spa all
Intermediate stations and Casandalgua ,apd
tntermedlata stations, Rochester, Buffalo . and
Niagara Falls, with through Pullman palace
cars and passenger coacheB to Erie and Roches
ter. 9.&.WNews Express (daily except Sunday) for
LorfcHaven and Intermediate stations.
12.52 n. m. Niagara Express (dally except Sun
day) for Kane and Intermedlatestatlons and Can'
ar.aaigua ana principal mtermeaiats staxionn,
Rochester. Buffalo and -Niagara 'Falls with
throngh passenger coacheB to Kane and Rochester
and BufTet Parlor carto Watklns
5.30 p. m. Fast Line (dallyrexcept Sundayltor Re-,
novo and intermediate stations; and Elmlra; W&u
xins ana intermeaiaw Btatiqns, witn tnrougn pas.
senger ooaehes to Renovo and Watklna.
9.20 a. m,-rSunday mall for Renovo and Interme-
aiate siatioD--
THROUGH TRAINS FOIt SONTUfRY FKOMTHK
v.ui. ivn cnmi, ' 1
Sunday mall leaves Philadelphia. 4.30, a. m
narrtsburg 7.10 arriving at Hunbury 9.20 a.m. with
turouKu maepiBKCur iroiu -muoatupuia. i-oi.wii-llamsport.
News Express leaves PhlladelDhla 4.30 a.m.
HorrlshurK, 8.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
arriving at Sunbun- 9.53. a. m. '
Nlacrara Eznress leaves
Philadelphia, 7:0 a. m.: Baltimore 7.30 a-m. (dally
except Sunday arriving at Sunbury. 19.51 p. m.,
with through Bullet Parlor car from Philadelphia
ana tnrougn pasnenger coacaes from pnuaaei
phla and Baltimore,
Fast Line leaves New York 9.00 a.m.; Phlladel
Dhla. 11. 60 a. m.i Waehuurtonj 9.60 a. m. 1 llaltl.
more, 10,45 a, m., (dally except Sunday) arriving at
Sunbury, 3.80 p. m.i with- through passenger
ooucueHiroin i-iiunaeinnia ana naiumore.
1 U-pla Uall laolnui Vnw VArVamn'm 4 TV-1 1 o r. nl
HUta.ll-wp. 111,1 lTHlWKIuu,lll,inJU,lU.i UI.II.l-
more,11.20 p.m., (dally! arrlvlnnat Sunbury .10
a. in., wnn tnrougu j-uiiman njeeping cars irom
PhlladelDhla. Waahlseton and Ualilmnre and
mruuKu passenger coacues iron? rnuaaeipnia,
SUNIUJIIY, IIAZI.KTON dc Wl I.KKH H A 11 It K
ltAII.llMAII ANU WIIIITII AND UJHT
II1MNIIII RAILWAY.
(Dally except uunaay.)
Wllkesbarre Mall leaves sunburr 9.65 a. m.
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10.46 a. m., Wllkes-earre
I-.IB y lu.
avDivumrrrrrv.xop.nl.. mines-oarre i.DO n. in
Snnbury Mall leavesWIlkesbarre iaa)a. m.arrtv-lngatlUoomJrerrrli.4fla-m.:HunhnrT
12 "a n. m
RTnmuU'Mf. Iaava. U7lttta.V,milf Un wrI,
rivui av uioou) rerry t,iy p. m., puncury tkiup.m
8PNDAY ONLY,
Sunday mall leaves Hunburv u-M a. m.. rHi-l ne
at Bloom Ferry.io.li a. m.. wUkes-Barra ili45 a.m.
Sunday accommodation leaves Wllltos-llarre 6:10
p. m., arrlvns ft Ul9m Ferry, 6.39 p. m,, Sunbury,
uuad. a. ruuu,
J.R.WOOD.
uvu.ninaKvr
oen. Passenger A gens
IPR.THIEL
atastL
suarMate to ja mat
IklV. sadli and urmini.lW
ilmA batallltJl. till can ataal hi. In Va...i
lupioaioi, d4i ftteMMfuJ., trat,(uo r tJliCirftkU
SPECIAL DISPOSES
AND BLOOD POISON,
OIINTIXATF. Kr-CKriH. IILOT IIEm,
CKIIPTIONS. IIMSI.EN, NIVEI.I
INlW.INS J.AMMAriO.V. x!oitVllalty
Karly Decay ,. llylr.ul aad SSrntal
I'roslrntlon, Meloiiekulln, Blnilder
una.Jildliey niseftHen. (Acute raiei 410
4.;.)- blur tt ,. MY mii'roiii
Mnl-lBlai tb AU.pAtbU, Hom(MpaOilfl XaUeU '4 aattsU
lin4 ; u.Uolni, tbe ! 4e Lsown tht esret
frmiia,iitlribi.r.i cm.,. LajsjHt lluslul aaj
ID..M ILOvu t.Hl.ne. tut auick.il v...,.r. J k m,
Trytk, aitwllfts Ifkiiil, Ibtlr Mtt.ll., I. 1,11bU
-ll.rttls( ul liUf 4r.rtUtt.tu M vll Mtk.iUlB
ft II d ItUtt ftd'artUttDitlU u v'll aa lli baa alalia.
I.r.
Ugust IT "88 If,
Bnpeifine ,Flour.
Thcro Is no articio of fool moro
soncrallv consumed than wheat flour
In its various forms of brood npd pas
try, but chemists by examination find
that bv its usf. mankind loses two-
thirds of .the t-lcmonls that go to mako
p bono ;i nd muscle. Theso vital elo-
racnts aro tho Dhosnhatca which aro
nbsolutely necessary for tho mainte
nance of health, and whioh .nature has
tirovidod in tho,whoat Rrain, ;but: man
has removed from tho flour in tho pro
cess of boltlnc. It was. this fact that
suggested tho Invention by l?rof.
llorslord ,of his preparation ior a bak
ing riOfvdor (Rumford Yoast Powdorl
that would add theso nutritious phos
phates, and thereby supply tho defi
ciency in tho flour. In place of tho
alum, cream tartar, eta, used in com
nlon baking powders, ho produced an
:iu pnospnau1, anu inns maiccs a uaic
a powder, which not onlv raises tho
apugn, Din leaves in tbo broad tbo vi-
iqi pnospbatcs ot wlnoh tbo Hour Has
bien deprived.
Thu Wage Question,
Tho solo basis of the RcDublloan
claim that high tariffs make high
wages is tho fact that wages aro hich-
or in this country than in England.
Against tho absurd deduction from
this fact let intelligent workingmcn
weigu ttieso otner incontestable tacts:
1. Wages havo always boon li ich
or in this broad and frco new oountry
than in tho old, oppressed and over
crowded countries of Europe. They
were twice as hich hero as in Euc-
land beforo tbo Revolution of 177G.
They havo always boen relatively aa
rnpon signer as thoy aro now, alike
Under to tariff, low tariffs and high
tariff".
2. The rate of wanes in tho same
industries differs ai much in different
cities, and States of tho -Union as it
does between this country and Eng
land. S. Mr. Blaine, when Secretary of
State, certified to the fact, "established
by statistics, that "undoubtedly tho in
equalities in tho wages of English and
American operatives aro more man
equalled by the greater efficiency of
the latter and their longer hours of
labor."
4. Tho .waees in Free-Trade Eng
land are as much higher than they aro
in any Protectionist country in Europe
as wages liero aro higher than in Eng
land. Mr. Crawford, our correspond
ent lately m that country, says that
"the dreges of tho labor markets 6f
Europe find their way to England.'
ThOy go because Wages are higher
there, b rom protected Germany and
Russia tho underpaid artisans flock to
ftoglanl as iiingliBlimeu come here.
5.' Wherever labor organizations
prevail hero or labor is scarce wages
are high.- Wherever labor is unorgan
ized or labor is plentiful wages aro
low. Tho tantr is powerless to pre-.
vent tliexe inequalities, nor do tho qw
wages in one place pull. down the high
'wages in another.
C. Tho real competition with Am
erican wage-workers comes from im
migration. Labor is on tbo free list.
N. Y. World.
Flattery is do worst of insults; but
here aro miclitv fuw ueonle in thia
world who are keen enongh to know
when anybody is1 insulting them.
Jeweler Is vour watch all right
now, jur. bimtbT
Mr. tsraith Well, no: not yet; but it
seems to be gaining every day.
Morristown, Tkn., July 4, j.!j8S.
The Swift SpedCc Co., Atlanta, Ga.:
Gentlemen Five years ago I ,vras so un
fortunate as to contract ah extremely bad
case of blood poison. My bones ached and
my muscles began to swell and contract. I
was under treatment of the physician from
the Inception of the disease until I found
that he "could do me" no rtod. Then,
t through the advice of a friend I began tak.
lng S. S. S. Your medicine seemed to have
an immediate effect. I, took six bottles, and
to-day am sound and well. That was two or
three years ago, but I have seen no evidence
of the return of the disease, and I take this
opportunity to thank you for what It has done
for me. It saved my life. You can refer
any one to me. R. M. WALL.
Farmers vi lie, Tex., June 12, i8B3.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.:
Gentlemen The mother of a member
of our Arm was afflicted with a cancerous
sore on her face for about twenty years.
During the past few years it troubled her
very much by. continual pain and Itching.
She used your S. S. S., and the" sore has
disappeared and Is apparently well. Should
It break out again, will advise you.
Very truly, .
Pendlzton, Yearly & Riliv,
Druggists,
Three books mailed free .on application.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3. Atlanta, Ga,
DRS.J.N.&J.B.HOBENSACK
Medical and Surglosl Offiesi
206 N0RTH SECOND ST., PHILADA.
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For the treatment ofYouthru! Xmprndenee,
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Youths, ,Boys and Children.
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Gtii & Chestnut,
LEDGER BUILDING.
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LIMITED.
MllrOlV, Pa.,
Duals it lit
PIANOS,
By the following; well known makers.-
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Weber,
Hallet & Davis.
Can also furnish anv of the
cheaper, makes at manufacturers
prices. Do not buy a piano be-
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amlitUiirf Han,
to tha praaant.
HISTORY
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iismauoMa.
TIEH-ti.lr PUtfoTO. mj IMnoloKt QiMtloM
l Uu hoar Civil linrlc, Pntltlllii.Siralit SlrllM.
TARIFF AND FREE TRADC,
ft BIT! far all!l'TMtkn,1tliU.
Brlghl man or worn an In aaoh oantr
ta Lsvka arrfara tar thla nrmnl&r anrl fatart.
MtHnf bonk. A rraat Taar ahaad. Aand for etrent&r
MlHn borST A
P f, ZIKtiLKB A CO. m CUmUbI 8L FUIa. I'a.
Juljvr-Z & ccMm.
OutoUler too b-1
FREE
watan mwom vonx. rar-i
Ml um-!
kMaar.'Wamota Mmt?
m aaa mintumi,
Udlai'and aU'itaaa
vita, arra ana ar
kosU Ttioa-OMK tmmmon
ta aaab loesUllj aaran om
sTHBB. Qow U IbU DOMlbUt
J-S, , Wa a&rwaiwajt vast cm par
.aVawhaaM!" wbo an, a atxa&Ui Ha of aw
vaiaaMaaM vary ufti BomajQiiO Aair iKan
laaaa aamplaaa vttl aa aa vaWa,va aaa4 a-raa4 aUr rom
bava kapt taara la jvmw bona for laoalca aa4 abova laaoi
a M laoat wba aaaf bava eallad.tbaf baoona rv own pratwr ri
M aoaalUa to naka Ula mat eflar, aaadlac taa MO LID
OOK.U vMcbaad COST T auoM rr. M tbaahowtofof
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mnui t Um obtvaM, aWUvjUltakaMlraartroaUa
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aid roar, nvard will t boat aaHtiaalOrr. i portel card on
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business conducted for JlODEKATli FEES.
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OFFICE. We have no sub-acencles, all business
direct, hence can transact patent business In less
time and at LESS COST than those remote from
Washington.
send model, drawing, or photo, with description.
We advise If patentable or not, free of charge.
Our fee not due till patent Is secured.
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to actual clients In your State, county, or town.
Bent free. Address
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J-LIKK, th great
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.nge oaManliood,NerT
om and, l'byilcal De
bility, Premature Do
or of Youth,
untold mlaer-
connequent tberoon, soo pagi S va, ISA
KCrlptloo. fur all JiMiues. Cloth, fall Rllt, only I
Iry.iuall, HoaWU- Illuatratlv. simple tce to all yi
4 consequent thereon, 800 p&geu 8 va. 145 pre-
vnnntr
and middle-aged men. tiend now. The Gold and
w elltfd MuluJ awarded to the author by th NatloiH
iu moatcai AiBociauon. Aaarcss r.u. iwx it3,tua.
ton. M&u.,or Dr. W.H. PAltKEIt, graduate of liar,
vnrd, Medical .Colle iV3 jearal. practice In llo-toii,
Who may be consuitl confldentlallr. Office. No.
tBDlflQCbUL BpecbUty,Dijeaaeao(Man.i
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A 20.PAQE
ILIiUSTHATEO
PAPKIt
Descriptive of tho Hall, Clliuatr. I'rodartloa.,
Jlunufiiriurlnir Inilu.lrlt-and.tllnpml UiiUili
rtlrglalu and other southern Mates. Write to
W. a 11EVILL, oen'l rass. Agent,
ltOANOKB, VA.
Enclosing s-ceot Stamp
LADIES !
Do Your Owa Dyeing, at Home, with
PEERLESS DYES !
They will dye everything. They are Bold every,
wiiero. l'rico mxv a package. 40 eolors. They
have no equal for strength, brightness, amount
In packages, or for fastness of color, or non.fadlns
qualities. ,Tnoy do not crack or smut. For sale
by Moyer Uros. and Jas. II. Mercer. febmiy.
YAINWHIOIIT & (JO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
PlIILADKU'IIU, Pa.
tuab, svanrs, coffee, auoAK, molasheii
om 'oxb 'yuos auvoia 'esoi.is 'aow
N. E. Corner Becon l and Arch. Sts.
"Orders will receive prompt attentcoi
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' UOR, DuCHOlME'8 o.i.brnt.d
FEMALE REGlll ATlNn puis
t?liiJtnA'lb","r ,?'h" iTitm, Impart
lidVtor'l?'1lui"D"irf tll'oclloS.ol lSSif
if "nor MOdicino Co.. sr.lOUIS. MO.
v Mi4.uauv i
-.-..,, awn bcautibe, ta hair,
promote, a luiuHant growth.
lo ',r.lli,'" vo.lhrul Color.
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5 BARLEY
DtsTtuio from selected Barley Malt and guaranteed, to bo oiiemlcallV bum
Llreo from injurious oils and eclds ofttir contained In .alcobollo llquoj- it ii
ccially adapted to persons requiting a stlmnlatlng tonic, ConaumiflrfM -beinf
and
especially adapted, to persons requiting a Mitnniating tonic, conaiirnDtrvea l.nVi
trcatly bencnttrd by its use. lrcommendtby;leadinir physicians asia CibrVti;
Nervine, Tonlo and Alterative. For fonswnptlvCH it Is Invaluable rBltniMt'ii
rUllE 11AHI.KT MA1.T WII1SKKY Insures a rcturnelvlgor lo tho siomach; aJcooa
appetite, a rich and abundant blood and Increaerd nrsh and tnhSulartiwSp
stimulant mild and gentle In effect. Dyspepsia, lidieestlon and all wsstlnir dli
cases can bo entirely conquered by the uo or I'cnrinE'a l'ure Hily sit Whlske ?
tnosBWnODursuoineiravucauons lnineopinair ana woo
ejtceptlonal powers ef endurance. Ask youi. nearest drutgn
l'JSKIIIMK'H I'UIIB llAlll.ttl
out with cxccsslvo bodily or
in woi. ana rigoroua wcaiuer.
Hard workers of every vocation
Dyspepsia nnd in I'errine's I'ura liarlcy
Malt whiskey a powerful Invleorant
and helper to digestion. l'KMilNE'S
l'UKK 11AIII.EV MAliT WII18KKV
wiLhntit nndulv atlmulatlnir tho kid.
neys Increases thrlr nagging
counteracts me cuucis ui imiKue, utuf
tens convalescence and Is a wholesome
and prompt diuretic. Watch the label I
None genulno unless bearing the slgna.
turn
il'oi'sale vj all druglsts
ana rrocera inrou nou
the united States and
oanaoaa.
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Million t-otfra'wlth tho only olTlclnl lives ol
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i iiuaae.pnia, i a. 80pUH-d-4t
C B. JBOBBINa
DEALER IN
Foreign aatf 'Bwmtit.
WINES AND LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
INDUCEMENTS!
We are offering great inducements to persons desiring to
purchase Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines.
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Among the Pianos we handle are the I VERS & PHMTi
g, a BMIGGS, BAUS & C 0.,SGJJ OMA CKERGold
hiring and Opera, Pianos. These Pianos are all Jirst-clafeO
and fully warranted for five years.
Our leading Organs are the celebrated JSSTJEX MILL
EX, UN I TED S TA TES and other maes. '
JLetdiSK Sewing Machines are tho celebrated WHITE.
ME W DA VIS, JVE W DOMESTIC. JYE W HOME
4 Tf r, nnvanQ
ARD RO I AB Y Sewing
PATBAeer?
SpA$Ea? M.Ut?,C A1iD
1JEPOT, Main St., Bloomsburg,
PpNNEY GOODS
A SPECIALTY.
soli Adams fob
Alexander Bros. feCo,
WUOLESALB pALEHfl IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CANDIES,
IBUHS AND NUTS.
SOLB AGENTS FOlt
HENBY MAXLLAEDS
HSCANDIES.-
FltESU EVERY WEEK.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
F.P.ADAMS Is CO.,
FINS OUT
, pHEWING
TOBACCO
Sole scents of the fol
lowing brands of
Clears.
IIENHV CLAY,
LONDI1ES,
NOllMAL,
INDIAN P11IN0ES8,
SAMSON,
BlLVKlt ASH.
Tutt '. Pills
Jtilc'Sir::tvmiT
PpeP-a, Copstlptlpp, Sick
Headache.' Biliousness
Ana ail dUeftsoa aristae from a
iTorpid Uver and Bad Digestion.
7 an.r eo.t.a ua ,o ,fiu!g.au
SOLD EVERY wrrvn v
nov.n.eAeoijr
WILL.IAIVI HART
BLOMSBURa, PENN'A.,
AOENT FOII THR
KEYSTnNF nVMAUITC Dnuinrn nn
- winnniiik runucn bUi
ftn,afJT1"' ,' 169 .celebrated Keystone Dvna
mite. Thlaexnloalvalairivin7 nni.T.V..i...V.?
MALTWHISKEY
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ANY OUDXIt
FOR FEBTIVAIi
will be
SUPPLIED WITH
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LOWEST
Market Prices,
AS FOLLOWS :
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
walnuts;
cream nuts,
ALMONDS,
11PP CORN
BALLS.
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BLINDS.MOUlDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
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ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
furnished on application.
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