COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBTJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
CONTlNUKI) FUOM HKCOND l'AHB.
CLAIM XX. conTiNuitn.
Croclietlambrcqiiln, Mrs Win Shoo.'
maker ,,,, ,
Display crpohot work. Mrs Wm
Blioomakcr. ,,
Urochot shell cap, Mrs WmSlioo.
mnkor..,,
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fteeonil, Mrs A J Kvnrn....
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.ppnvruur, Mrs Win Clirlsman l
Uhilili knit tnnrrnmo slippers. Mrs
winunriwian. .. 1
Knltcnp, Ml) Henrietta Maun .....
Pocond, Mrs J o Itutter.
Kbit steel bead bug.Mlss Henrietta Hans
Hush covers, Mrs Bills cox
Crwhn bureau covers, sirs II W Sloan..
Kxsond, Mrs Wm Uodlno ...........
Crochet cake covers, t Ills Hagenbuch,..
second, Mrs I. A Young
Pin cushion, Mrs Wm. Webb......
Second, Mrs reter Knapp ,
Hair receiver, Mrs M it lictslngcr
second. Mrs wm liodinn . .... .
juur I'm uuiuur, airs jvi it ueisinger 23
Second, Mrs l'eter Knapp is
Specimen ot tatting and lace.
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Second, Mrs VmDodfne'!
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Indies' quilted skirt, Mrs O o Marr.,
iiinwu uur, .-urs kuisuok ....
Second, Carrie Hwcppenhclscr .
Night dress, MPllau Turnbach
Socond. Annm M Smith..
Sowing chalrcmhlon, Mrs W D lineman
Hush cravat caso, Miss Mamo L schocn
Tarty bait
Socond. Mrs M EEnt ......
Key board, 1
silk scarf, f- Jennlo W liarklcy
rhotoholdo-,1
Second, Mrs Wm Chrlsman.
Knit cotton petticoat, )
Hem stitched linen shams, ) Miss I. Cohen
crochet piano siool cover, I
'ridy crazy work. Mary Alleman
zephyr motto, Mrs it Kitchen.,..
C?nVaa-Cwo?kelrack. Chas "
Pineapple silk scarr, Mrs M E Ent.
Knit high neck shirt, "1
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lUVf " " I
lntants' drawers, U
Comoro Ss, c E Itabb.. J 00
Macrame scrap bag, I
wnisp nomer, J
Chllds' kntt mittens Mrs L A Young..,
I"etn cross. W It Itlngroso. ..
Knit Blumber robo, .Mrsl'llrugler.....
Crochet chcmlw, Mrs Theo Heck.
Knit silk handkerchief, W K Htngroso.
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upt,, Mrs, o. h. Sands,
tra ltlla Vvexa
CLASS XTI. KM11ROIDIRY, 40.
emb. napkins, .mim Hattle Hart ........
Kmb ladles' skirt, Mrs. Wm. Uodlno
socond, MrsKODtebler
Kmb Infants' rktrt, Mrs KM Leader........
Second, Mrs Vclcr Knapp
Kmb suit ladles' underwear, Mrs Mary
Oliver .
second, Miss Clara It Plfer
Kmb table o iver,'Mrs lizzie Wain
Seconl, Mrs.M It (Jelslnger.
Emb lambrequin, Mrs Lizzie Walp
second, Mrs llarry stroh.
Kmb sofa cushion, Mrs M It Gelslnger....
second. Kmma J Frack
Kbd toilet cushion, M L Keller
second, lteglna Lowenberg
Kmb bmner, Mrs o O Marr, ......
Second, Paulino L Kstcr.
Kmb pr slippers, "Vui a itlchard
second. Mrs LA Young
1Mb pr tidies, Kmma J Frack
second, Miss Amy lleacock.
Drawn towel, .Mrs Wm Uodlno-
Kmb slipper cose, Mrs C O Marr
ffi'mtnlelTS. -
Kmb machine cover, Miss Amy lleacock
Mall holder,
Kmbyoke, Mrs Win Shoemaker
Kmb bracket, Mrs Wm chrlsman
Emb quilt, '
Ktnbdy for ladies' skirt, Mrs K Kitchen..
Sachet bag, Mellah Turnbach
Second, Mrs A O Froas
Kmb bible cover, Flora II sahm
Kmb chllds' dress, Mrs It Kitchen... ......
Kmb table scarf. Mrs Albert Uerblno.....
second, Mrs A C Freas.
Kmb panel,
Kmb w.reen, "
Emb pillow shams, licglna Lowenberg...
Kmb flannel skirt,, " ...
Scrim tidy, Mrs A C Freas
second, Mrs P II Foulk
nibs, Mrs AC Freas
Jewel case, Kegina Lowenberg.........
Second, Miss Jennie Evans.
Silk chair back, lnn.,tinT ......
Fancy wrap b.vket, PauHnoL Kester..
Toilet companion, I ,., i .-h.
Traveling case, 1 ) leglna Lowenberg,.
satin lampshade,) ...,..,,.
Drawn work hdkfjr AUno;McAlplne
Towel holder. 1 Miss Hattle Hart.
Combing towel, f
Emb card case, )
" match safe, (-Emma 3 Frack..
" whlsp holders, )
ronge silk chair scarf, Mrs J KTownsend
Oypsy table and spread.Mrs Chas Trump
Emb sheets, Mary Bush.
" handkerchief, Mrs H W Sloan.
Muslin tidy, 1 Mary hush.
Kmb pen holder,
Emb doyles, Keglna lowenberg
" hose, M rs Chas savage
Clover leaf tidy, "1
Deerhorn stool. S-Mrs J C Itutter....
Cushion and bottleij
Kmb night dress, Mrs Wm Bodlne
Second, Mrs i; O Delbler
Emb chemise, "
second. Miss L Cohen
Emb npron, Mrs J D Shaffer
towel, ) Mrs H W Sloan,...
Hdkf Mexican work,
Kmb dress. 1 Mrs J D Shaffer
toilet set,
' plush clock stand, Mrs CE Rabb....
" shawl, M rs F M Leader
" cover for foot res', 1 Mrs II Stroh...
" corner lambrequin,
' under sleeves, Mrs O E Wilbur
2 hair watch chains, Ella J Kreamer.
Key rack, Mrs O E llabb
Piano cover, Mrs P h llarman
Second, Mrs J O Itutter .
Fancy spool rack, William Abbott
) toilet set. Mrs Theo Heck
" shaving case, William Abbott.....
Emb baby cloak, Mrs Peter Knapp
" foot stooL Mrs Albeit Herbine
Fancv radishes. Mrs Chas Ravage
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Doll in high chair, Carols Kitchen....
Judges. A. C. Creasy Sunt., Miss Anna Hagen
buch, Miss Ida E. UagenbucU-
CLASS XXII LACK. WORSTED WORE. &C.
Display macrame lace, Claire Whltmoyer 60
Second, Mrs A O Freas 25
Dlsnlav darned net. Mrs It Kitchen 50
" rick rack, ' 60
Apron in scrim, Mrs J D Shaffer CO
Second, M ary Eyer. . . . 23
Apron In linen, Miss Annie It Smith co
5 napkins outline work,Mrs J KTownsend 50
Bureau caver " ' Claire Whltmoyer CO
second, Mrs George D llartman 25
Splash mat ou til no work, M ary Eyer. . . . 50
second, Miss Maud sands. 23
Two tidies, outline work, Jennlo Hartley co
second. Mlnnto llehl.
shoe big, outline work, Mary Kyer S3
rillnw shams. " Mrs Wm shoe
maker... 50
second, Miss Maud Sands. 23
Worsted root rest. Mrs Josenn Miller..... 25
" Ottoman cover Mrs Ellis cox.... 35
" sofa cushion, MrsF Hagenbuch 50
Second, Mrs L A Young. 23
w orsted photograph holder.Lllllan Bart'n CO
second. Miss Hattle Sloan..... 23
Crochet lace, Mrs Jerrte Cross 23
Hand made lace, Mrs M It Uelslnger 23
Macrame shonmng bag. Miss Mame L
Schoch 25
Worsted toilet cushion. Mildred Marcley 23
Worsted tidy. Mrs oeoD llartman 25
Needlo book. Mrs it Kitchen is
Lace collar. Mrs Cha3 savage.
Batteen aDron. Mrs Kills Cox 2i
Parasol holder, Mlas Clara U Plfer. 25
Linen bosom cuffs and collars, Mrs Wm
Shoemaker 25
Worsted bracket. Mrs Wm Chrlsman.... 25
Display crochet lace, Miss Maud sands .. co
side board cover outllded, Maggie S Eves as
Laos trimmed hdkr,) Mrs It Kitchen
Chllds' Rllk collar, f
Display thread lace, Mrs PS narman.... 60
Hand mado apron outline work, Mrs J D co
Shaffer .... co
Second, Mrs LA Young. 25
lilckrack tlly, Mrssam'l Crevellng ... S3
second, Mrs L A Yo ing. 23
Darned net chllds' dress, Lizzie PowelL . . vs
Display honaton lace, Mrs A o Freas.... 50
Thermometer and Cilendar.Mrs C C Marr 50
Work bag. Miss Hattle Hart 60
Second, Mrs J O Itutter.. 25
Duster, LllUan Barton 25
outlined towels. Mrs J H Townsend 2.1
Bag for duster, Mrs Chas Savage ,.. 50
t.econd,MrsZTFowlor. 23
umbrella case outlined. Mlsj Maud sands 25
Macrame lambrequin, Msry Bush 23
Second, Mrs E c tvlbler 25
Tray cover outlined, Mrs Chas Savage... . 23
Apron In Swiss, Miss Hattle Sloan...... 60
Btcuuu, jura ai Ht juit i
Apron In block work. Anna Uouck 50
ir.kl.An.hlnn llHV.ru, II n rronrmi.,, O
Card case. .Mh I. Cohen . .. .. ......
Outlined sheet Shams, Mrs O E Wilbur.. 60
Seco d, Mrs K O Delbler-.. ....
Macrame pape bolder " ..'
Balsam pillow, Mrs M E Ent
l'ansv tidv. M ...
Itick rack drees. Mrs Ablah Swisher 50
second. MrsW 11 House
Darnel net pillow shams, Anna Hagenb'cb. 25
" sheet "
school bat? outlined. Mrs A J Mans. ......
Infants suit hemstitched, MrsPBrugler 50
Plush table. Mrs T I) Sirausa.
Cbllds'scrap took, Claire hltmoyer. ... 23
Judges, James O. Warner Supt., MrsJ P Bands,
Airs uuanaiee eves.
CLASM XXIIL PAINTIO AND PkCORATITI ART
Oil painting by Res Col co,M rs J E Wilson 2 oo,
Second, Time M Henkleman
Water color res col CO. Mildred Marcley
Crayon or pencil drawing, II A M'KUllp 0o
second, Mo II A schoch 100
Palmed p'ucquj on clilna, Paulino Kester 50
Second, Jlrs A O Freas 23
Painted placque on brass,Ma; O Berkley 1 00
Second, Mrs A C Freas 60
Hanj painted panel, Mrs Theo Hock.... 60
Display deooral'd not lery.Mrs u A schoch l oo
second. Mm AC Freas 53
Display handpilnteo cblna,Mrs P Brugler 1 00
second Mrs II A Schoch co
Display wax dowers, Mrs W 11 House.... 1 on
second. Mis Wm Bodlne co
Display feather flowers. Flora B Sahm . . 1 00
second, Mrs O O Marr. 50
Display wax fruit, Mary liusli..... 1 oo
second, Mrs A J Kvans co
Dlsnlav Dhotogranhs. II A M'KllIln 1 oo
" AO Nesbltt 1 00
2 cases craron drawing "
Display penmanship, lit TO Ilarter.... loo
becond, Wllkesbarre Business college....
Hand painted button bag.IIenrletta Maus
Display leather flowers, Mrs O O Marr
dried grass and 110 iters "
Book muslin work, "
Banner Kensington painting, Mrs MIt
ilelslnger
Second. Maine L schoch ....
Lust repainted mirror frame
Plush table scarf In lustro "
Second, Mrs. 11 A Schoch
Iteporesiil work Mame L schocn.....
Variety burr basket, -Mrs w D HUeman .
.I jenolo A bltler
cork comb caso
nui wreath, Mrs 8 filler,
Locust cross, J --
inw'Srds'on elass, myiYuiri'ey.
lamp Bcrven, ', ,,.
Wsplay paper flowers. May Welllvcr...,
hcconJ, THllo M Henkleman
biiow ball tree ot pater. C Vanderallce...
i, "i " ilrswsho-maker
Hungarian grass, Mlas Clara II Plfer. ....
IKxiuetof princes feathers "
liecorattd pewter uUtu Mrs W Chrlsman
Medley, Dr'i'C ilarter...,.,
Mexican horned toad JJ
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Kensington pslntod shcU display, Mr it
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Feather wroaUi. Millie Klatler.
Hand painted tidy, Mrs A o Froas.......
Decorated wlno bottle, Mrs. H A schoch
" . ' " Bessie utdleman..
Scrap picture album, Mrs ll A schoch..
." . " Kmma J Frack...
Hahd painted scrim curtains, Mrs II A
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Decorateil card basket, Mrs II A Schoch.,
llnnd Painted scrim table Marr "
collection oil paintings "
Hammered brass tray "
Lustra painting, Mary Bush
Second, Mrs KB Johnson
Shadow painted banner, .Vary Bush
Kensington sofa cushion, " ....
Muia holder, Jay Wclllver. I!.
iiiw nair cross, jfrs u r turton.......
Painted china bell, .Vrs II W Sloan
Stuffed snlne. Dr TO Ilarter...
Uan.i painted cushion and toilet bottles,
Mn XT fowler.
Second, jfra F WLeadcr ....,....,..
Writing desk, .Margaret Fox........ , , , . ,
Card stand, " ,,,
Hair wreath, .Vrs W II Houso ., .....
socond, Flora II Sahm
Zephyr birds, im V- II House
" wreath. "
Second, Flora B Sahm....'
Air castle. Jfrs w n iionsn.
.Vllk stool, .vrs II A schoch,
Hand painted tidy, .Vellah Turnbach..
rcvuuu, jim a e iivtks .....i.. .
Display hand painted photos, Jf A Krum
Second, .Vrs AO Froas
Hand painted tambourine " .......
socond THIle Henkleman.
Painted Placnue on wood. Mm r B Foulk
Second, L Cohen
Transparent painting, .urs A J Evans. . . .
noconu, .urs w li House
Bead flowers, .Vrs A J Evans...
Painted placquo on glass "
uannersaun " ..
tinillnrir
Hammered copper, Lilian Barton
" brass table. Heelna Lowenberg
Hand painted Jug, Mellah Turnbach
Socond, .Vrs J It Townsend
Decorated pallet, Jflss Hattle uart.. ..
" paper fans, Alllo Hagenbuch
riacque ot thistles, Kmma .r Frack
Hand painted felt table scarf, Mrs 11 A
Schoch
Second, if rs Chas savage.
jiaau iiaimru wooaeu Bpoons, irs iucu
Heck :.
Second, .Vrs II A schoch
juecoratea work oasKct
scrap " "
stand u
Skeleton boauet. C II Cnmnboll
.Vocs wreath, Bessie Bldieman
uocoraiou siana "
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2 wood napkin rings, Paulino L Kester. .
i-cacu ueogranmcui arawmg ahuiuh
Oimpbell..
Shell cross, Miss Henrietta jVans....
! pr. brackets. Ansa Lizzie Yctter
Icer horn stool, .Vrs James Cadman.....
1'alnted hair pin receiver, Jfrs Tneo Heck
SlUVU
match safo "
foot rnst nf cans "
Clock made by exhibitor, oeo Itosenstock
Crystal Painting, Jrs J E Wilson
Spatter work cross, "
Pea fowl brush. JfrsPBrutrler
Autumn leaves In frame, .Maggie 8 Eves
Judges. C II Camnbell BuDt.. JfiS A A LuU,
Julia K Eves.
CLASS XXIV. ORNAMSNTAL PLANTS AND
FLOWKHS.
Bogonla,Mrs O O Marr .JJ
Display cut iliwer. Mrs A J Maus S 00
second, Martha D Vandersllce 1 oo
Floral design, Mrs A J Maus 25
Orange tree, Mrs O OMarr 50
Cactus, Phillip Harris . 25
Ivy hinging basket, Clara Vandersllco... 23
Display collas, Mrs K O Delbler. 60
Varlagated maple tree,"l
Wax plant, I Mrs Wm Shoo-
Mosstern, r . maker 60
Varlagated vine, J
Lemon tree, J D Workhelscr 5
Basket Florida moss,1
Fuchla, Mrs E C Delbler. . 50
Flower stand, I
Mexican Ivy, ) Helen Cummlngs . 25
Love entangle,
Boquet golden boaded Ullles,) Mrs Wm
aanuas. j uuiuwu
Judges. Joseph A nulterman,EstelIa M Creasy,
Mrs John Miller,
CLASS XXV. MERCHANDISE.
iwnartmans Sons, display dry goods and
queenswaro. ... . j
Jerro saiuer, display musical Instruments and
sewing macnines.
w II Ilrower. dlsnlav carpets and rugs.
Oomer Thomas, display musical Instruments.
I) LowenDerg.Qispisy ciotning irunxs auu inuwa
E O Caswell Co.. dismay woolen suitings.
D F Weiss, Singer sewing machines.
A 8 Truckenmlller, display Japaneso ware.
.Vlller s Jdlllard. display millinery,
oeo. Boyd sons, display Queeno syrups.
C s Furman, display robes blankets and nets.
Chas. L Fuller Agt,, display butter workers etc.
c .vests son. Display washing macnines
school Furnishing Co " school desks
David Savage, washing machine, clothes wrlngT
Baker Bender, Display household furniture
WJCorrellfiCo. " " "
No judgment passed on mis ciass.
CLASS XXVL VIIIICLK3.
John Eves display light and heavy
wagons and sias umuxu ujww
lie Sloan Bros, display ouggles.. "
btin jaioy, .
Judges. W A Biuman supt, jf r usgeuuucu,
Saml llldlay.
CLASS XXlt. AORICCLTCRAL IMPLXUKNTS.
John Wolf, display reapers, mowers, rakes,
mnTCu na.iH'.iiTa ptiirivnrnra Run tnimrii uwa
White, Conner Moan, display threshers and
cleansers, (their own make) cultivators, nar
rows, rollers and fodder cutters.
Shaeffer, Jerkel Co, display lever power,
thresher and cleanser, ncld roller and com
II V White Co, display Wlard plows, Deese
cultivators, perry narrua auu, uuiu,w.o,
Trnn.lo.HHIIc, h ft v ra IrpQ nnd Mm nlantCTS.
A C Creasy, fodder cutter, cultivators, hay rako,
cmer mm ana grain unu.
w J lildiav. trraln drill and corn shelter.
3 31 lluishlzer. circular saw. .
Climax Koad J'Chine co, roaa macmuo.
W II Fisher, fence machines and fences.
Heebner sons, ono horse thresher and separa
tor, straw cutter. M . , ,
nonorable mention Is mado of each display
where dlnlomas havo been awarded on one or
more articles by the Judges. Nehemlah Kltcnen
supt, I u iKeier. uaniey aiuctusou.
CLASS XXIIL STOVES, TIMWARK, tC
Cooking stove with fixtures, Kshleman s
won i v"
Second, L E Whary. 1 00
Parlor stnvo wit hllnturcs. CBEnt 200
Second, llartman &. Edgar 1 00
Display eartuernware, siouewu.ru, jmuu
ltehm. . 50
Judges, a. A. rotter Supt, Ellis Eves, r. S.
Moyer.
CLASS XXYIV.-SADDLKRY.
Set double draught harness, 0 s Furman 2 00
" " carriage " " J 50
" single " " ' 2 00
Ittdtng saddle -nd bridle '
Display robes and blankets "
Horse collars, J W lUngroao Mfg Co
FU nets "
WJu3ges, o, A. rotter Supt., EUls Eves, P, a.
Moyer,
CLASS XXX. BSES AND HONEY.
Italian bees, U II Brown 4 00
second, Jcrre Walp, - ?oo
Buckwheat honsy, II II Brown 100
Second, Jerro Walp 50
w hue clover honey " i jo
Second, italpn Bobbins 50
Extracted honey, Jerre Walp 50
second, II 11 Brown 25
Box honey " . 13
Judges TW Hagenbuch Supt., P. A. Stroup,
EUls lUngrose.
CliABS AAAl, Jfliau-Bl.i.nuuss.
Old chlni cup, saucer.Mrs Albert Berblne
Dog knife 100 years, Henrietta Maus....
Plato 100 years old, Mrs 8 O Beagle ......
Bowl " " Win Bodlne
Flax hetchels 121 yrs old, J n DeLong. .
Bible printed no?, Jennie A sitler......
" ancient, Mrs Louisa O'BIosser
Book prtntoi I7S7. Amy Heacock.... ....
silk shawl 100 yrs old, Mildred Marcley
Wood chain of 1 po wood '
Bracket of masonic emblems '
Scrap book ot select reading, Mrs Wm
shomaker. v.iVJ.
Brass candlesticks, Mrs Wm Chrlsman..
Chllds' tea set, " JBBarkeL
Display ot reUcs,LUile, Powell-.
U S paper money. Lilian Barton.. ........
Tapot,sugar bowLMraTU SweppenhW
I' " w II House.
Stamps, Lilian Barton
spinning wheel, Delia C Shuman
Second, Lilian Barton.,
Confederate script " .
silver spoons no yrs o d, Emma J Frack
Dish r ck gourd comb caso 51 rs E C Delbler
Snuff box 100 yrs old, Mrs JHBrlttaln.,
Indian flints. Win II Lord...... .........
Turkey platter 200 yrs old,Mrs 1 8 Brlttan
Pitcher 100 yrs old, Anna Uouck
slave lash, Mrs H W Sloan........ ......
Chinese ladles shoes, Jfrs U W Sloan
" book, "
chop sticks. "
Jfoss, bark, bur collection "
Ancient glas3 pitcher, A O nagrnbuch..
Indian moccasins. 3!rs J D Shaffer
bilk worm cocoons. Wm Hutton
second, Halpn Bobbins .
oun 100 yrs old. H A Kreamer
Fancy work box, Ella J " ....
Set graining tools, Wm Kuntsman
Framo Indian relics, Mrs Louisa Oblosser
Stationery engine, chas E Kesty. ........
Artlttclal limbs, Wm D Lewis
Deers horns, ifrs chas Trump
Hornets nest, 0 11 Campbell
Oerman bible, " ,
Hand carved frame, Clark E Thomas ... .
Home made counterpane, JJlrs l'hlllp
creasy. -
sickle, J W Kreamer..............
Ancient platter. Pauline L K ster ....
Sword, snleld 100 yrs old, ifarthaDVan.
derslice.. . .
riuA hnKAaliim (1 11 Jfartln
Candle stick 250 yrs old, D J Waller 3rd,.
filjitlnv Infllnn TCllcA.
Chluls dress 40 years old, if A Krum....
Judges, T W Hagenbuch bupt,
P
Visiiors to Paris will bencetorth
have a placo to visit, litllo known to
tlio mass of tourists bitlierto. This is
the "Almcura of tlio. History of Paris,"
in tbo IIot-l Carnavalet. described and
illustrated in Haupku's Maoazike for
Novembor, by Tlicodoro Child.
Tin re, it seems, may bo seen thom.
anils of curious relics illustrating tho
history and tho Ufa of the Parisians.
from tho medals and coins of yester
day and to-diy back to tho Gallo-llo-man
period and tho daikuees that pre
codod it. Tho explanation of tho
coat of ortns of tho city of Pans, tho
reason for tho adaption of tbo tricolor-
cd tlat: of tho Ileimblio, the relation of
Hcnmnhi Franklin to tho expression
ca ira ot tho Revolutionists, and
nnny other points of fingular int-rest
are brought out by Mr. Child. Much
history is wrought into tlio ttxturo of
tho article, which will attract the
careful student as well as those who
mtrtly live to read about curious
thing. Tho excellence of the illuetra -
lions is tusMifcel at a glance,
Hew Jersej Anchored.
Whilo it lifts boon irenern.lv canoed.
od Unit Now Jorsoy Is most likely to
vote for Clovcland In November, it
wrtfl rerninliHl ns romololy doubted find
Ucjmbllcftn success claimed ns amonir
tlio jiossibilltiefl of tho coetcstj but tlio
muntoipal election of Nowark on Mon
day last will bo accepted by nil dlspas
sionnto political observers ns auohoring
iDootnie in too (Jiovoiantl column.
Newark is tho urinoiiial flncer-board
of Now Jcrsoy in Presidential year?,
ana it is always bittorly con
tested by both parties becntiso it is ex
pected to indicate tho popular drift of
tiio State. Four vuars aco tho Re
publicans oarriod it by 1500 majori-
ty, and that was tlio first not co to tho
Uemnorats of tho positlvo defection of
thd IriBli voto to Blalno. It was an
admonition to tho Domocrats that tho
State was trembling in tho balance,
ana tnoy saveii it in jNovombor by only
1,412 majority after extraordinary
efforts.
This year both narties Btrimjod for
tins prcliminarv battlo to win nrestine
for November. It was the best dos-
siblo field for testinc the effect of tho
Mills bill, as Newark is a manufactur
ing ccntro and tho Republicans hoped or
substantial gains on that issue. Tho
battlo was fought squarely on tho
question of reducing war taxes 8iid
giving our manufacturers raw mater
ials; thero woro no local complications
of any kind to weaken or aid cither
side, and both were fairly equipped for
ino struggle, ino result surprised tiio
Republicans, as it oroved conclusively
that tlio industrial voto was thrown
very largely in favor of tariff and tax
reform.
Had the jHcmibllcanB held their own
in tho Newarlc election, they would
now feel encouraged to battlo for tho
Stato, but a sweep of more than 2,000
in favor of tho Democrats ovor thoir
strength four years ago, proves beyond
a doubt that tho tariff isBno will aid tho
Domocrat-i in New Jorsoy, and that eff
aces tho last hope oi.tho Republicans as
to tho elcctorial vote. They will still
mako an earnest battlo to savo tho Leg
islature and thus securo a United
States Senator in placo of McPherson,
as they have special advantage in that
contest because of the Legislative dis-
tricts and their majority of benatora
who hold oveij but all level-headed
calculators of every party will at onco
etriko New Jersey from the list of
doubtful States in Novombpr. Her
vote is as certain for Cleveland as tho
voto of Vermont is for Harrison.
World.
Wahneu's Loo Cabin
Remedies. "S trsaparil-
la," "Cough and Con
sumption Itemcdy,"
"Hops and JJuchu, '
"Extract "Hair Ton
ic, "Liiver mis, "l'lasters, (I'or
oua Electrical), "Iioso Cream," for
Catarrh. They are, liko Warner's
"Tippecanoe," tho simple, effective re
medies of the old Log Cabin days.
The Dangers of Idleness.
Tlio necessity of labor for human
happiness is at present strikingly
shown in the stato prisons of New
York; Owing to Bomo neglect by the
legislature tho voavicts are left with-
our employment. The result is a
great iuuieaso in insanity. One of the
physicians recently rotdgucd, giving
as a reason that constant idleness
would product a condition of misery
that ho would bo powerlers to alleviate.
Besides, as meu are constantly
going it sane tho danger to keepers,
physicians and attendants greatly in
creases. Winlo kept at work compa
ratively fow become sick, and occa
sionally docs ono become insane. Idle
nu.is has filled the hospitals, and an
averago of three every week become
unmanageable and are sent off to the
insane asylum?. It really seems that
when a convi'jt is sentenced to a term
of years at hard labor ho is eDtiUl io
relief if tho conditions aro not 49
ro'pects fully complied with. Confine
ment in idleness may indeed bo so
much worse than confinement at work
as to couio within the list of cruel and
unusual punishments forbiddo n bv tho
United States constitution. lioston
Jiuilget.
"Wt Point With Pride"
To the "Good namo at home," won by
Hood sS.irsapurilla. In Lowell, Mass.,
where it is prepared, thero is more ot
Hood's Sarsaparilla sold than of all
other medicines, aud it has L'ivot) the
best of satisfaction since its introduct
ion ten years ago. 1 his could not bo
it the medicine did not possess merit.
If you suffer from impure blood, try
Hood s SirsapanUa aud rcalizo its pu
culiar curative power.
Turns Back the Hand of Progress-
The rolusal o tlie benato to give
our manufacturers and our la or tho
benefit of tho free list of raw materia
ls, is simply a monstrous assault upon
American capital, American labor and
American coiif iimeis. It is in defian
ce of the earnest tf nehinga of Republi
can Prisidints Grant, Arthur and
t t field, and is at war with every
principlu ot justice to labor and just
ice to consumors. Ic is turning back
wards tho hands of progress into the
darkness of Chinese walled theories,
and is a fearful confession that there
can bo no relief to either capital or la
bor without an imperious demand
from the peoplo in tho coming elec
tion. It is an appalling declaration
that the. highest war taxes on the ne
cessaries of business and of life shall bo
continued indefinitely, and that high
taxoi and low wages shall bo the only
hopo of American worklngmcn. It is
the policy of madnessj tho policy of
oppressing tho many for the benefit of
the fow, and it is the most flagrant as
Bdtilt that was ever mado upon the
capital, labor and u 'iitmmerH tnt'CtS the
formation of the Ki public. It is mean
parti; an jugglety with taxation! noth
iiil; more, nothing Us, I'hiladel-
pttia Times.
My Poor Back!
That's the common exclamation of those suffering with rheumatism or kidney troubles. In
either disease I'aine's Celery Compound will surely effect a cure, and there will no longer be
any cause to complain of "poor tacts."
Ing confirm our claims for that grand old
" Two weeks ago 1 could not sleep
was constipated and kidneys did not act,
back. Since I toot Paine"! Celery
and I can sleep lite a child." Zenaj
(
j
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j
;
.
" Having been troubled with rheumatism
to get around, and was very often con
have used nearly all medicines Imaginable,
tsge. Having seen Tslne'i Celery Com
nl nnW nn bottle and am perfectly
lively ai a boy." Front Caroll, Eureka, Nevada. rrict,$i,oo, Sixertsjx,
Sold by Dkugoists, Simd roR S-Mcr. Tistiuomal Vxw.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietors,
People Pay Heavy Bills
For medical attendance and medicine; Sickness is
oxpenslvo, and those with small Incomes feet this
burden keenly. The physician must sometimes
bo called but ho Is not needed one-tenth as often
as many think. What Is required Is a family
medicine I ono that win relievo and cure thoso
ailments which aro llablo to como at any season
and to nttack both Boxen and all ages. Amid tho
host ot articles that aro offered to the public for
this purposoneirly all are useless or worso than
useless. It Is no vain boast to say that the mcdl.
clno herein mentioned Is of a very different char
actor. What It has dono Is known to multitudes
of persons whom it has cured of weary and pain.
fuldlsease3. It has saved time, monuy and many
doar and precious lives. Now ploaso understand
t hat as tho Ilfo l In tho blood so disease and death
ore in tho blood (let I ho poison 0'it of tho blood
and life and health at onco return to overy part of
thobody, Dr. Brown'ssnrsaparllladocsthlswork
qulokly and surely through Its direct and positlvo
action upon tho stomach, bowels, kidneys, liver
and skin. For all wasto and corrupt elements
must be cast off by moans ot thoso channels,
lthcumntlsm. scrofula, bronchtUs, gout consump
tion, malaria, catarrh, hay foior. all skin affect
ions and eruptions aro diseases ot tlio blood.
. Mr. Goo. 11. Wish, of the nrm ot Thaiter Wish,
Bangor, Ma, was afflicted with a scrofulous humor
which caused troublosome sores upon both his
legs. Many remedies were used and several
Bhvslclans consulted, without result. Aftertaktng
rown's Sars.iparllla n short tlmo he was better,
and soon thoeruptlons disappeared and ho Is now
all right. This is only one of a thousand victories
gained by
BROWN'S
Sarsaparilla.
Notgcnulno unless mado by Ara Warren Co.,
Bangor, Me. maysadly
INSURANCE AGENCY" OP
J. If. MAIZE,
OIDco 3ntl Iloor Columbian Building,
BLOOMSBUIIG, PA.
LIFE.
Northwestern Mnsonlo Aid Association, mem.
bera 41.M3. Paldtobencnclarlestl,05l,628.1T. in.
sures non Masons. T
Travelers Life and Accident ot Hartford.
FIRE.
CONTINENTAL of New York, 13,539,651.59
AMERICAN Of Philadelphia, 1,301,837.68
NIAOAlt Ot NOW York, f2,2S0,4T9..8
Liverpool, London and Olobo Fire Insurance Co.,
ot London, the largest In tho world, and the Im
perial of London.
A liberal share, of tho business Is respectfully
solicited and satisfaction Is guaranteed.
J. II. MAIZE, Agent.
June l, 1S88, tf.
You will Savo
Monoy
Time,
Paiu,
Trouble,
AND WILL CURB
CATARRH
By Using
ELY'S
CatarrH
Cream BalmHAY-EEVER
A particle is appUed Into each noatrll and Is
agreeable. Prlco 50 cents at Druggists : by mall,
registered. BO cts. ELY BIlOTUKltS. 59 Warren
Street, New York. oct 20-d-tt.
t? coTxmn or cjnmnitcE,
JJullulo, IH.Y.or ClarkNliUKliieHf
College Uric, l'u. (or cir
culars. TbtibO't mdehsnpeet
uchouls in America. Attual
huitibSA interchange, R !io!ir
lnoa L'orwl In oitlipr Oollno.
CraduAiesBitert trHwtttrms. Mention this piper.
ailff 3-d-4t.
LADIES
KinmM vnur TUneM twice a vrtr. tom nnro
week and you have the fineit-polUhed itore In the
orU. Yqx ealc by all Grocers and Store Dealers.
Moyer Urothcra JoDblcg Agents nioomsburg',
Fa, aug. 24 '83-a-m.
The treatment of many thousands ot cases
Of those chronlo weaknesses and distressing
aUments peculiar to females, at the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y.,
has afforded a vast ozperlenco In nicely adapt
ing and thoroughly testing remedies for tho
cure of woman's peouUar maladies.
Dr. l'lerco'a 'avorlio I'roscrlpllon
Is the outgrowth, or result, ot this great and
valuablo expcrlenco. Thousands of testimo
nials, received from patients and from physi
cians who havo tested It In the moro aggra
vated and obstinate coses which bad bsOled
their skin, prove It to be tho most wonderful
remedy ever devised for tbo relief and cure of
suffering women, it Is not recommended as a
"curo-all,M but as a most perfect SpecUlo for
woman's peculiar ailments.
Am a powerful, Invigorating tonic. .
It imparts strength to the who), system,
and to the womb and Its appendages In
particular. For overworked, "worn-out,"
"run-down," debilitated teachers, milliners,
dressmakers, seamstresses, "shop-girls," house
keepers, nursing mothers, and feeble women
generally. Dr. Pleroe's Favorite Prescription
is the greatest earthly boon, being uncqualed
as an appetizing cordial and restorative tonlo.
Aa n (001111118; and troiiRtlionlng
nervine, "Favorite Prescription" Is uno-
3ualed and Is invaluable in allaying and sub
uing nervous excitability. Irritability, ex
haustion, prostration, bystcrio. spasms and
other distressing, nervous symptoms com
monly attendant upon functional and organio
disease of the womb, it induces refreshing
sleep and relieves mental anxiety and de
spondency. Dr. IMorco'. Favorite Prescription
la a legitimate medicine, caiefully
compounded by an experienced and skillful
physician, and adapted to woman's delicate
organization. It Is purely vegetabio In its
composition and perfectly harmless In Its
effects In any condition of the system. For
morning sickness, or nausea, from whatever
cause arising, weak stomach. Indigestion, dys-
Sepsis and kindred symptoms, its use, In small
oses, will prove very beneficial.
"Favorite Proscription" laaposl
tivo cure for the most complicated and ob
stinate cases of leucorrbea, excessive Uowlng,
painful menstruation, unnatural suppressions,
prolapsus, or falling ot the womb, weak back,
' female weakness," anteverslon, retroversion,
bcarlng-down sensations, chronlo congestion,
Inflammation and ulceration of the womb, in.
flammatlon. pain and tenderness in ovaries,
accompanied with "internal heat."
Am a regulator and promoter ot funo
tlonal action, at that critical period ot chango
from girlhood to womanhood, "Favorite Pre
scription "Is a perfectly safe remedial agent,
and can produoa only good results. It is
equally efficacious and valuable in Its etT.cu
when taken for those disorders and derange
ments Incident to that later and moat critical
period, known as "The Chango of Life."
"Favorite Proscription," when taken
In connection with the use of Dr. Pierce's
uuiuoq aieujcai uiaoovery, ana small laxative
doses of Dr. Pleroe's Purgative Pellets (Little
Liver 1'llUl, cures Liver, Kidney and Bladder
diseases. Their combined use also removes
blood taints, and abolishes cancerous and
scrofulous humors from tho system.
"Favorlto Prescription" is the only
medicine for women, sold by druggists, uudar
a positive guarantee, from tho manu
facturers, that It will give satisfaction In every
case, or money will be refunded. This guaran
tee bos been printed on the bottle-wrapper,
and faithfully carried out for many years.
Cargo bottloaoo noses) $1.00, or six
bottles for 5.0O.
For large. Illustrated Treatise on Diseases of
woraon (MO pages, paper-oovsred), send ten
cents In stamps. Address,
World's Dispensary Medical Association,
COS Wain St, IIUFFAXO, N. If.
Hundreds of testimonials lite the follow-
remedy, Falnei't Celery Compound I
more than an hour at a time any night,
and bad a good deal of pain in the
Compound the paiu has left my bact,
Sanders, West Windsor, Vermont,
for five years. I was almost unable
fined to my bed for weets at a time. I
besides outside advices, but to no advan.
pound advertised, gave it a trial. I have
cured. I can now jump around and feel
MS
Tho Rlobmona Exposition Half rate via
Pennsylvania Kallroad-
Tlio groat lllohmorid Exposition,
whloh has now been in snoocssful op
eration for two weeks, iiromlBOs to ro
tain tho favor of tlio tmbllo to tho entl.
lis great exhibit of tobacco, tlio pro
duct", tnntcrlals. rind (loo stock of tho
South, with nil its numberless special
fentnrcs, form ono of tlio most interest
ing displays of tbo kind over seen.
Tlio oity of Richmond itsolf, with its
oolonial and revolutionary associa
tions, war memories, nnd contempora
neous interest, is well worth a visit,
whloh can novor bo moro pleasantly
mado than at tills season. Trio Penn
sylvania Ilailroad Company, in orJer
to placo tbo trip within tho power of
overy one, is selling round-trip tickets
to Hiohmond every Monday nnd
Thursday, until and including Novem
ber 10th, good for return passago un
til November 2Gth, 1888, nt a singlo
faro for tho round trip.
Two Trains Meet at a Outvo.
ANOTIIKIt TF.mtllU.K IUIMtOAD CATAS
TROPHE. Maucii Chunk, Pa., Oct. 10. A
wreck occurcd on tho Pottsvillo divi
sion of tho Lehigh Valley railroad uoar
Tamarend about 8 o'clock this morning
between tho Lehigh gravel train and o
Pennsylvania railroad fast freight.
Tlio flagman did not get back far
enough to sign d tho freioht which
struck tbo oatioost of tho gravel train,
the latter containing a batch of Ilun
gnrinn laborers, six of whom wero in
stantly killed, twenty-six were injur
ed, two of them dying while being
carried to th hospital. Tho gravel
train was baoking on a siding when
tho freight train "npproaeded at a high
rate of Bpccd and went crashing into
tho cars ahead.
Tho nows of tho wreck was imme
diately telegraphed to tho railroad offi
cers who arrived in a short timo and
did all in their powrr to mako it com
fortable for tha t-uffering ones. Sev
eral pbysiciaus woro summoned. Tho
injured were removed to tho Miner's
hospital at Ashland, ond as they wero
ll TT.. ! . ., . .
mi Hungarians, wiin iwo exceptions,
no names could bo secured. Tho De
puty coronor of Tatnaroud empanncl
lod a jury and testimony will bo tnken
to-morrow. Tho killed and injured
mun wero all on the gravel train with
tho oxecption of the brakemon of tho
iVnnsylvama train, who was killed on
his own train. So far .u is known the
responsibility rests upon tho shoulders
ot tlio tlagnnn who tailed to Hag the
treignt m timo to prevent tho acci
dent.
A new and dangerous countoifeit S5
silver certificate, fairly well executed,
is being circulated. It is of series "D"
with ticures of 2011 and 2017 in cry
small characters under tho denomina
tional number. The words "Register
ot tho i reasuiy under the antoorauh
of AV. S. Rosencrau3 seem irregular,
while in the centime they aro very
handsomely printed. The portrait of
General Grant looks liko a wood cut
and an expert would delect the count
erfeit at once.
An exchange thus neatly pit's it:
'Wo are anxious to collect the auto
graphs of all our subscribers, aud
the reforo request ail, whether in city
or country, to enclose tho amount duo
in a letU-r, with their Eovcral signo
tures." Proper Bible Wino.
Alfred Sneer, who has larao vino-
yards near Passaic, N. J., is extensive
Iv encased in ureservinp Unfermenterl
Grapo Juico from tlio Oporto Grapes
and supplies it to man v religious so
cieties for communion purpose-). The
following is from Dr. John Ellis, who
as wnuen several worKa on isiuie
c: "Tho writer obtainod from Mr.
Speor a bottlo of his Unftrmented
Wine and found it a very pleasant and
nutritious wine. A chemist put a
portion of this who into a retort and
distilled and condensed about ono
third of tho contents of tho retort.
Tho distilled had neither the smell nor
tho taste of alcohol, nor did chemical
tcrts indicate any trace of alcohol.''
POND'S EXTRACT AND QUI
NINE. Although different as medi
cines, thero is much in tho discovery
ana history ot iheso two groat speci
fics that is similar. When it was
found that tho Extract of Peruvian
Bark was a specific for fever and ma
laria there waB great rejoicing. Equal-
pleased was the medical world
when Pond's Extract was found to be
as sure a speoifio for all forma, of In-
Jlamationa, Hemorhages, Boils,
Burns, bprains, 1'iles, and Sore-throat.
Direct from the Front.
Knoxville, Ten.v., July a, 1888.
Ths Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.:
Gentlemen I can cheerfully and truth
fully say that S. S. S. is the greatest blood
purifier on earth. In 1884 I contracted
blood poison. Physicians treated me with
no good results. I took a half doren differ
ent kinds" of blood medicines, but, without
receiving any permanent relief 1 I was in
duced to try S. S. S. I began the first
bottle with the gravest doubts of success.
I had been so often deceived. But im
provement came, and I continued its use
until perfectly well. I have since married,
and have a healthy family. No trace of tho
disease is seen. Swift's Specific did all
this for me, and I am grateful. Yours
truly, J. S. Strader.
118 Dale Ave.
Kemp. Texaj, June 23, i883.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.:
Gentlemen A sixteen-year-old son of
mine was afflicted with bad blood, and brote
out with an eruption on various parts of his
body. I put him to tating S. S. S., and a
few bottles cured hint entirely. I live at
Lone Oat, but my post-office is at Kemp,
Yours truly, W. S. Robinson.
Three boots mailed free on application.
All druggists sell S. S. S.
Tin Swht Specific Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
NewYort, 756 Broadway.
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BLOOMSBTJRG, PENN'A.,
AQKNT FOK THE
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manufactruers of the celebrated Keystone Syna
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This they attribute solely to the remailcablo Im
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greatest pus-
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Lacltawanna ......,
Tavlorvllle.
Bellevue
SCRANTOH
4 22
r it
a u
9 50
9 6S
10 00
10 08
10 18
10 22
10 27
10 30
10 34
10 33
10 42
10 47
10 51
10 65
11 02
11 12
11 22
II 28
11 87
STATIONS.
A If
. S 10
6 15
P U
HCRANTOK ,
6 20
0 25
6 30
6 37
6 46
6 60
6 65
59
7 03
7 07
7 12
7 10
7 21
7 25
7 43
7 51
8 07
8 13
8 20
8 27
8 81
8 35
8 41
8 47
8 52
8 67
9 IS
ueuevue
Taylorvllle, t to
i.acKawanna. .... e us
llttston 8 SB
2 23
2 31
2 39
2 47
wosiiTttston 8 43
Wyoming 6 47
Maltby s 51
Bennett 55
Kingston 6 58
Plymouth Junction 7 05
Plymouth 7 10
Avondale. T 14
2 50
2 54
2 69
8 03
3 06
3 19
3 29
3 89
3 45
3 61
3 57
4 01
4 05
4 12
4 18
4 21
4 29
4 40
4 54
6 00
5 15
Nantlcoke 7 19
IIUMOCK'S 7 28
Shlckshlnny 7 47
nick's Ferry. 7 55
uuacn naven h ui
llerwlck 8 07
llnarcreek. 8 13
Willow Clrove 8 16 11 44
Llmolttdge.,.., ...8 20 11 52
py... . s 20 11 ca
nioomsburg 8 32 12 05
ltupert 8 37 12 10
Catawlssa 8 '2 12 is
Danville 8 67 12 SO
Chulasky u 03
Cameron a 07 12 40
NOarBCMDtBUND. 9 22 12 6
AM P M
9 23
9 28
9 45
P
P U
Connections at Ttnnert. with PhtlftrlAlnhU
Headline Railroad for Tamanend, Tamaqua, Will.
amsport, ounnury. j-oiisvnie, etc. At NSrtnura
berland with i. & E. Dlv. l It. It. for narrliburg,
Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren, corry and Erie.
v. r. UALSTfiAn, uen. aian,,
Bcranton, Pa
PR. T HEEL
CQQ North Fourth btraet. btiov
000 Qrt-o. ftUdlLh1, 1. With
yettra (renolne) practical expert
quietly, Jelf tad permMiatlj tbtn toy
.ilrirlulog jiyilcttD, no tuttttr whu be
nt.f be rronvlut ColUi be tTtdatUd,
er wut b nftjel-hn io do. Iff. TheI
ffri asooo to any tdTtrtUlni ibjlola
ililU). wbo CtD tieil blm In thd aorrt
d ltD01 D d4 awiiful trtiDfkl or til Curabla
SPECIAL DISEASES
AND BLOOD POISON,
OIISTINATH ULCERH, ItLOTClIEH,
KHl'l'TIONN. 1IMII.FJ. NUKI.I
IJH,INri(AMMATION. LOHlVltall ty
fairly Decay, IMiyHlrnI aud Mental
Trout riitlou, Mvluneliolln, nindtlcr
ami Kidney IHseauc. (Acutocaies4 10
uj.)- fiu.r a a. MY MaUTOIID
eomtlaleffth Alloptthlo, nomoio(ttoltE1otlo 4 BotnU
;ttma f tnidUIn. the vnly one known that core
rr ruiBMrnilJ iu wui. vc. Mirmi IIMpiiHI nna
'ilrule l'raetlenl Kxpcrteneo otib oitry rtutd tad,
ntaoa known tooioc fr qulckm neovtry tttdparBf
ottt curt Thn matt Jtoerou tmttm tollclted.
Youdi, ulddU titil tod U una ritt or etll fr book
Trnth itmiti frtud. tbelr icbtmai to tlattmlte
iffriM. TooviKodi are duippoltud by qntcki, tbelr ea
tgcrttlo( t&l Lrior tdTtriUfOientiM wtUutb.eli,lB
ttg u to st yn eiperitnct wblcb itty do not phim.
pel iHI la tbe UglBBlaf viUetfa id coir, tufferUie tnd dt
t!.1i;,!?'!r','' X,!lnM4' "I" irealam
neal tela, Uiwdtyi, UU1.
ugust 17831.
nooK agists avatki pOU
By Mary A. Mvermore
WomtWj o, nllMvioljr" M,lt ll.. w. Ill UihU TuJ
j.lh, H vlU atuM lo ol fcpULitd Ml.l"uSi Til
li'.m''r",1""1', Wb?, aSOu. Jtiuou
tlllU moolh iiii.I. hliijrni. fir
! "t W' Tim". WtlS (ojlfriulu. ll
oct is d-a,
SUIWU1BE
FOR
THE
COLU&iBIAU
MALT WHISKEY.
by the ufco or ferritin's 1 uro Hurley alt Wlilskeys
i-uro nancy
Tlio analysis ns It appears by tho La
Del on cv ltv bottle: 1 havo carefully an
Ul)7Cd thO riJIlH UABI.KV MiLT W'ntS-
kkv maae Dy .11. j. ix-rrinuHiiiinuu,
tho slena- mirnera una neisoaaen
DROGQISrS AND ALL DEALERS.
CURE
FITS!
When I eay Curb I do rot menn merely to
stop them for ft time, anil then have them ro
turn ngatn. I mean A KAIIIC.U. CUItU.
1 havo mado tbo disease of
FITS, EPILEPSY or
FALLING SICKNESS,
A llfo-lonu study. I WAnrtANT my remedy to
CURB the worst cases, llccauso others havo
failed Is no reason for not now receiving: a euro,
hend at once for a treatise and a Free IIottlb
of my 1NFALLIDM3 ItEMEOV. Give Kxprcsa
and l'ost Office. It costs yon nothing tor a
trial, and It will euro you. Address
H.C. ROOT, M.C., I S3 Pcmi St.. Ney Yosk
BCpt 28-6S-ly
DISCOVERY.
Any book learned In ono roadlnjr.
Mind wandering cured.
Speaking without notes.
Piracy condemned by Supreme Court.
Great Inducements to correspondence classes.
. lu.-jit-viuD, ..im upimiiua vi ur. m. a. Ham
mond, tho world-tarufd Specialist In Mind dim
rflBPa llnnl.1 nmnnlaaf Thnn..-. .
cholojflst, J. M. Buckley, a D.f Editor of the
Chrtsttan Aatwnte, Hlciiard rroctor, Uw Fclentlst
Mtvua, vuukju 'iuauil, UUUUU 1, JieilllliniD B.UQ
others, tent post free by prof. a. LOI.hettk, 237
VI Hi! lVf Vi.m Vnil- in j
Of Interest to Ladies.
: o but IU llicaoj M on r-u rcli.l0. HnJ mam p t or
totaco. Bakeb REMEO C0.,BoxlM, BatfidoiS.T.
nov ss n ctco ly.
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL
222 HYPOPHOSPHITES
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
So itltgnlsed that It can be token.
dlBested, and nsilmllatcd by the most
sensitive stomach, when the plain oil
cannot be tolerated; and by the com
bination or the oil with the hypophos.
pnltes Is much more efficacious.
Bemirliible as s flesh prodncer,
Persow gain rapldJy while taking It,
SCOTT'S EMULSION is acknowledged by
Physicians to bo tho FinoBt nnd Best prepa.
ration in the world for the relief and euro of
.si?HMPT,ON' SCROFULA.
ENrf1tP5BJ.UTY' WASTINQ
DISEASES, EMACIATION,
COLDS nnd CHRONIC COUCHS
The great remedy for Consumption, and
Wasting in Children. Sold by aU DruggUUi.
sept S8-'68-ly
HATEFUL COIIFOHTINQ. '
EPF'S COCOA.
imEAKFAHT.
whRh Vnv0ouSLk151.?P', tb.8 natural laws
nut-rTuon7ndbV"acaySlappll
Si'SK ?. Wth a lately
v ..... ' .V"" " fustuuuon may be eradual
ly built up until stronir enoutrh to resutVt-
Sy,, dl'easo- . Hundreds ot subtle maladies
'fh?JJn.a.?,J2.?!!r8,.?lr w !" wherever
i u .. . , may tscapo many a
S 'iPins ourselves well foTtltled with
labelled thus: ' uuuu "" u urocers,
J cJlHJU'V? co-' Uomcoopathlo Chemists,
tepc 28-a-it. London, England.
To Advertisers
A list, flf 1iWl nauicnanax, n . . .
To those who wont their advertising to pay, we
&n?,f nrnv?.fftnlfr,i"um.u,Q ,or thorough ndef.
lkctIxc At, List! ; (IE,,' K Hklti Slfi
tt m ""i,"iruciiisiiiguureau.
octls-r-4t 10 frpruce street. New York.
I " Ho jiil l.lijulil tiiuu" mends brokon
uuma, uiaui, voou, Leather, Jletals, Fur
niture, etc, with Kverlastlug Tenacity
Bold by Orocers, Druggists aud Ueucral
Htores.
ROYAL
GLUE
FOR SALE BY
T. W. ITfirtmnn Rnna it n .. .
The oreat Uastern Tea Co., o.N. wiiSiS, s L0
P:ls Elwell a uittenbender.
SALESMEN
to rttlTlll for ths stla of Nnrurr i
to f inriil f or ths stle of Norisrv
!J5W,emJ!l07m,nPuu'ult,d- "ALARY
AND EXPENSES tA0. Apply t once, sUUng sge.
Chuo Brothers Cobjut, WtSftK
Aug. and Oct,
MARVELOUS
MEMORY
ssottps
EHULiiOH
"HEAR:
Best mado Clothing in
Dhiladelphia for M o n,
Youths, Boys and Children.
A.C. Yates &'Co.
Gtii & Chestnut,
LEDGER B U I UD I N 0.
J.R. SMITH & CO.
LIMITED.
MILTON, Pa.,
Dbalbii in
PIANOS,
By tho following well known makers:
Chickerin$
Wcbcr,
Hnllet & Davis.
Can also furnish any of the
cheaper makes at manufacturers
prices. Do not buy a piano be
fore getting our prices.
.o.
Catalogue and Price Lists
On application.
8CPt3-86t t.
r0M Cetantil fn
Rlvblulliai, limn
to llm tronl
lr,"lili'ol.i an-1
HISTORY
A.lllllUIBirKlllLH
rohtletlM.HDrH. UIsK nnil I'.M.I. ol i'AII
J IliM their latloraiB n4 lnacill Vlueatioiii
of the hoar Civil Scrvlci. ProhlblllaB, Ssrslul Aiviibi.
TARIFF AND FREE TKADE,
vlth Miraineoti for ami ...iilntt. OlllpncrN. ?0O
l.niriivlnn. l.lltV l'rlro. IIUICK Snlnn.
$ I kHOKTIIfitAlMtl..T(ltkI.SIjiill.
Cl o0. Brlchl mon er mnouD Inoach routitr
tlluii: Ihm.Ic. A Kiot .r l.id N i f m t
' inan: A((i.;iouu..iin.i i it, ,
JnlyZT-Z Co-tm.
o c ntu oi.n wi rrn t
wuuuuia i
latir.
k(r. WrrtitJ. JIur
iAlta OoU 11 on tin pt Vmmm.
EI2tot and inKuluitTt,
with work! ttnd rasra nt
nch loclltrrri Mtu'itono
vhcf,. liowuittiiroMitiur
ViaDiwtr vwDt uu pr
on la ch loctlltt. la kci) la
lrhmti,auaaiuw to tboM whoell, ft complete llnoofour
TvlnUnd XJ nMful UUUNEIIIILU NAHI'LhN.
TbtMimplM, wU ti tha wtch,w !.! frM.ani after joq
bfcva kept tliem In four bom fur montti aaii ahown thm
lothoaa who may hav calld,tby bcotna yoor on prttvrtri
It U p.iibi to tnaka thla (treat offar, ndlnr tl Hit 1,1 H
t.L.U watcbatidCOHTY samplci frt( aa ttiaahdwlDKof
tltc namplua tu any locallir, ftlwaya raaolta fa Irt traJ for
iu, after our aani plea hara ten la local It r for month or two.
Dui11y get from $lltuu to ftriOOO In Irad4 from tb
mnouudlnr conn try. llila, th inoit wtmdtrful ctcr ever
rut. a,U mada la order tbat onr mplaa may b (ilacud at onto.
nlicM lltk can 1 seen, all ovar Imartca. Writ at orjca.MUl
uiaktf intauf thatbanca. Rtadarlt will bttbardlyany troolil
L t you tu altow t Ua aamplea lo tbnaa wha,may call al your botua
biiJ mr (award will l mot aatturaetDry. A postal cr I ui
ui 'ti to wrtta in tnt but! cent and after you kpow all.iryoit.
li J car to rofurll.tr, why no barm la dona, Itut l( joud
tt your addrcM at ouca, you canaacur ft-'UKlC oua jl Hi
d cold watcbea la lb world and wur Urc llnvuf
i'lrr V MAMI'I.r. Wapay all tiprrM, rrrtjcM.tO
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We advlso It patentable or not, free ot charge.
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EXHAUSTED VITALITY
milUbCIENCEOF
-4-I.IFE, tho great
Medical Wurk of the
age on Maaliood,Nerv
on. end 1'hy.Ical De
bility. IVemature De-
K H 11 W T U V C r I C cllno Errors of Vouth,
llHUlf? I nlOCLriBnilthe untold mlcr
ta couHoijuent thereon, 800 pajres 8 vo., 125 pri.
rtptlun for all diNiasoa. Cloth, fall Rllt, only 1 1.0J
liy mall. Healed. Uluatratl e .aniple free to all youcy.
awl nud.nc-'wl men. Bend now. TheUulil ana
levvt lied .Medal awarded to the author by the Nallorv
I Medical ABiociatlon. Addrrmt I'.O. Uox lfj.l.lloi
IOU.M u..,or Dr. W.ll. I'AKKElt, (tradualeof liar
inrd .Mtdical Collece, 25 ylul, prartlce in Iloatntt,
!io miy He consulted confidentially. Officii,
lliiiauch St. Djieclalty, Diseases of Man.
(!ul IhU iiiit. You may uever muo It airaln.
sept w-d-4t.
LADIES t
Do Your own Dyeing, at Home, with
PEERLESS DYES
They will dye everything. They are sold every
where, l'rlco 10c. a package. 40 colors. Thoy
have no equalfor strength, brightness, amount
in packages, or for fastness of color, tr non-fadlne
qualities. They do not crack or smut. For sale
by Moyer Bros, and Jas. II. Mercer. feblTrly.
yAINWHIGHT & CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
ruiLADSLfnu, Pa.
IKAS, SYRUPS, COFFEE, bUQAH, MOLASSES
' -dis 'uih 'vaos aitvom 'saous 'aom
N. E. corner Beyond and Arch Sts.
Orders will receive prompt attentuoj
BLOOMSBUKG PIAJIHB MILL
10.
KThq undersigned having put hit Planing M
a Kallroad street. In flrst-ciass condition, 1b pre
tit imuu uuhuuub worKin ma line,
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS. MOUi-DINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
urnlshca ui reusouaweprlces. All lumber ub
b well seasoned and none cut skilled workmen
aroemployed.
ESTIMATES TOR BUILDINGS
furnished on application.
CHARLES KRVO,
llloomHburKa I'a
nRSJ.N.&J.B.HOBENSACK
U2QG NORTH SECOND ST., PHILADA.
r.STAlll.ISURIl 40 VKAltS
For tho treatment of Vouthful Iiuruilenee,
Ixiuof Vlg"r,Nervim Debility andHpecUl
lll.eiuea, Comuluilon by mall freoef charge.
II nit Kent Preo
Office hourt from 8 a.m. t2 y.M.,b from CUSP.
yayll-P-t-Ccly.