miti
Frotidutlil Wrtlth.
Abtnham
$76,000.
Bnohfttisn,
200.000,
l.incolii's fortuhu
waa
when ha died, poncssod
Andrew Jackson (kmsccioJ a large
landed featate.
John Oiitnov Adama dlcd!in aflliionoa
leaving JJSO.OOO.
President Johnson's wealth was c
tlmalud at 60,000.
PretMont IUk was a man of wealth,
and lift 8150,600.
Pri-slobnl Pieroo saved $50,000 oat
of his salary as presidcut.
Washington married a rich widow
and left an cttato of $300,000.
Madison was coonomloal nnd lufta
em all estate, and Monroo died poor.
John Adams was worth about $60,
000 which was a lino fortune In those
days.
W!llll I
m iui.ni ru.more, woo was an eco-
Hfiroh'.l1 09 8 ' d
to his wealth each time.
Et.Presidcnt Hayed is in oood
P t. 1 I .!, 1
- D I
niiiLiifiiui r.f iiiiiii iiiiir mi i in fuiimiiir I
c money-out ot bis ohisken larm
The Garfield family aro well pnv
vidod for by the ponsion granted by
UouRroM and tho lncorao ot a largo
public tund.
-
fPh. j T..rf .iu.i ,t,a !
if GftngreM had not given him $23,000
for hfs library ho would have been
Kii.Vrnnt
U'"M"1"' I
Notwithtandinn his misf oituneB,
President Urantu family urwo been
m-ide wcallhv bv the salts of the book
.... '.' I
whioh ne wrote.
, aorln
Van Jiurpn, who was worth $300,
000, nt vor drew his salary as President
till the ond of hi lerra, when he
took
out iho whole 8100,000.
They Eoae with Him.
"Sppftkine about tramps who beat
tho rilrolV' "aid a D.-troit freight
ooni'icto' the other diy, "but 1 hvl h
Dr. ttv interetinc adventure' last StnW
1 was co iime in on a freight on ill
MioMiaa Central, and we were nt
Di'arbnrn at ten' o'clock. Just befo o
we were ready to poll out a tramu
oamo slontr and "aid:
"Captain a few of Us would like a
ride into town with you.'
Lbi'm ae tho crowd.'
S'He whistled, and twentywevi-n
har-l lookinir tramps came out from
folic- co-ners.
' 'I oan' take you', I said.
44 4But, Ciptain, do you realizo tho
situation."
'I think I do.
" 'Perhaps you don't. Our businoss
is important and we must get into thf
city.
He whistled, and the men Btrung
out along the train from the engine to
tho caboose.
..-- i n l
nave an eneinoer ana nreman
htre, but you may prefer to keep your,
aid th fellow, as he turne i to mo.
",w nai ao vou meant i
44 'And 1. can aot as conductor, nu
continued.
'Captain, will you ride with us, or
shall we ride with yon?
"1 knuokled. There were enough to
take the train, and I knew they d do it,
and as for iny help out there it would one bnt tw0 0 w00(j) killed and
not have amounted to more than one pmoked two chickens, whitewashed the
constable. I told 'em I'd bo glad to henhouse and cleaned but the cow
have Vm ride with me, and I brought tablc It is expeott d that he will not
the whole twenty-seven in on top of ret,eat the visit in a hurrv.
.i i - i i - i
lue care, eauu odd as uuuriuuua uuu
lit" as Chesterfield, but each one ready I
to sail into as at the first sign of
treachery.
Expert Swindlers.
two other schemes HECAi.LED bt the I
FXl'UbUKK TIIK KLKtjriuU fiUUAH I
cosu'any.
I recall tho fact that within the past
twenty years wo have had among fa'
mous swindles a scheme for burning
water and one for cettinc a new and
valuable metal out of iron slag. Each
one of these has victimized more peopl
than the clectrio sugar business, lhe
slacr iron game was ulaved pretty much
as the sugar affair. The alleged in-
ve iior must navo carneu ay own,
. . i ' . i . nn
000, mostly fro poor people. The
company mat, uwueu ino nouioi, w
burning water sold several thousand
dollars worth ot stock at good prioes.
The "secret" was in causing a jet of
Bteamto mingle w th a kerosene oil
flame. It was a good way of burning
.:i Ai.. .nit
uii tuui, woo uii.
lhe most successful swindler wat
Aiirea rorau, a young r roi'uuiiiHii.
who came to this country in 1870 with
what he pietended was the secret for
dlng silk plush the black n quired lor
making hais. r.initt t"K rooms a-
lAsHiiir hotel tn New York ai d a
tonished the town. He kept a oab in
front, nf the door nicrht and davi he
used $20 worth of cologne water in
hit morning bath; he gave dinm r parties
n 830 a ulitu. sold his secret t"
half a doz-n men for large sums. At
the height of bis career he marne-l
Hiss Lela Smith, the daughter of Bain-
Smith, a New York 1 iwver.
Six moulds lat-r the structure tuinhltd
to piei es an I FaratI fled.
Signor BliU Injano.
Brooklyn Eagle.
Biguor Blitz, whoso merry manners,
clever conjuring and versatility in ten
triloqnihm entertained the young and
old of a quarter of a century a-."., is
now at the horpiial awaiting a tian-f i
to the asylum as a hopi lo-s ir.ibetil .
He is a victim to paraljtio dciuenii
and has, acooiding to tho statemmt I
his wife, who accompanied bim to lhe
hospital, had fifteen paralytic stroke-.
Tho little man has had lla-hos of his
former geniusand flashes only. II
was taken tothehosuitaloiiNow YearV
I)ay. Dr. Stone visiicd with him
reoerl lv and at first the little rid nia
fireeted him with s.imethiug of his oli
time liveliness. He asked for playinu
ciardsan",J they were furnished. Slu. til
ing them with marvelous dexterity hi
prevented Iho pack to (he doctor nn I
ask'd him to diaw a card. Tho il o
tor drew ono and the signer sinili d
and said :
"1 read in your eyes tbat y u have
drawn the ten of clubs." It was so.
Again be shuffled the cards and told
the doctor to draw and return the oard
he selected. This was done and the
siinon shidlling tho pack, said :
4,I now command the card to appear
as the twentietb l throw down." it
was the five of diamonds and it appear
ed In obedience to bis mandate.
While the dootor was admiring his
skill the onuo famous presiidigateur
relapred into imbecility and cried like
a baby. 4 .
The patient's real name is David
Bati hlr. Ha Is a German by binh.
Md Cftmo to this country half a century
ago.
tub niLt. bi'kcikyino now tiir ki.kc
TIUN MM I'll 1IIII1TI N SHALL
OR OAltltlKD OH.
IV bill Introduced by Mr.' Dravo
in iho hoiiho provMloi for the holding
of tho election at which the propose
Prohibition nmtindmont to the consti
tution nti all bo fcubmiited Is in throci
SCOtiOIIB.
Sootlon 1 provides for tho. advor
tlsomcnt of the election according to
the conjtUutlnnal provision, which Is
to bo b id on Tu' sday, June 18.
S 'ulion 2 provides that the elcotton
shall be in all rcspt uts condncted n
the Ki'noral Btato elections aro con
ducted.
Si otlon 8' provide that tho Govern
or, the Secretary ot mo uomraoti
wealth, tho Auditor General, tho; Stjt
Treasurof, the Llent'efintit GbvCrnoi
... : r . . I 'a rt .If!
ana tno necrotary oi internal vuri
hhall be oonstltuti d a board no openj
canvtoMnd'conipiiotW rttfarns 6f'tW
said election on the seeood Tn sda
. d fa G(jrcrn()r B,lttl, f.f
wHh Issue a proclamation declaring
.m, m-h,1niftnf. hn
ratiBed or rejoctd by a majority of
lUn. .."1 1 fi ...I nf tU.t Ual1
luu uuuuutu tuiuid w . vuu wkuvi
tfediaiTal White Oaps.
ah oori nw of inrohjUTioN olkankp
FROM TliE TA0E8 OF lIAtl.tM.
,
Hallem in the ninth chapter of his
?!'. J'au'
Ve"? an.d Ql lat,m ",dnfel9. t0
mat in tno rt-ns oi rnnnp vugusm-
Vr. IT nununnrv trnilim
I I1I1U -1 1UIJI W blJU IUVIVVHHI I w---sy"
dimiSod"frora thf ir pay; went through'
tho South ot franco commuting nu
sorts of outrage. "One Dwnnil, a
I ! , ...
caruenier. a.iuncai dv a cnnmveu an
pearanceoftheVirginputhimselfaithf
"hj n,a,ni.a (n n,AbrtAintnv
. maraadcr8. His followers were
styled brethren of tho While Caps
trom the linen ooyerings ot inoir neaus.
These regulators wre successiui
until they fell to legislating' for1 the
iiitire country. Thov served notlco on
the lords to tako no tribute from im ir
va sal", whereupon the lordx, throuuh
thn employment of tho meropnarp,
b'" ughl peace agwi t.) tnt- ooun ry,
and no man could be found who wouli
nd-till ho had b. on a White Cap.
Chicago Herald.
A Badly Sold Tramp.
HE POUND A I.ITTI.K WOMAN WHO MADE
HIM KABN III BKEAKFAST.
Albiny JouraU
Uiny tramp cilled nt the ronsx ot
a Bettilehi'm widow, living' alone, about'
7 o'cloi-k in the moaning and ffered to
saw wodd in -retnrn tor a brcaMM)'
The woman eyM him BusplcibU'dy
"Arc ye hungry!" she askld. 'Yes
sum, hungrier nor a bear.'' "Well, ye
can' have yer feed firrt, 1 gue-s."- He
bonntttui meal.- aimis
. -
.. , ... blllL60 rn k,e
Lv evra wide ontn tiubt." ho snid.
J i -j -
,;:,,. ,.anlt ,f r SH man s wants
,er gaw, vor V00( ,fer hi breakfast I'll
-, j,-)m yer address.'' Then he open
a ti.n Amr mH a.'niktH rmt
He had gone but a few Bteps when
he heard the widow's sharp voice call-
ins' a bait. He tnrned with' an oath
and saw a eon rioirttcd pouarelv at him
Tho widow Ordered him to oom'e right
baek. He came back and sawed not
.
Qoava news.
Our citizen and section foreman 'on
B. & 8. R. R Is on the bo from morn
ing until night repairing his section of
me roau, m muuuu id iruui jjcuiuu ,
to Jamison City. The way the wealh
er I1HH UUUU 111 KCULJB U1IU1UL- lu D,b gul V
enbankment.
Wo Vinwrt n t)iifripr for nur
hbol at last, and believe we will havo
a nbmber ono school; for the' scholars
seem to tako special delight in their
studies, and say that tbey have a very
good instructor. JUisa Ii.;llen Uusier 1
iMilieve is her name and suo is irom
Northumberland, Pa.
Header of Columbian.
I - .... .. .
lt. a nnrionit." an ri n ratlrnajl man
at tb0 Albany Btation, 4 how firm is tie
aitacbinent between a locomotivo en
e;nCer and his locomotive. I know an
onginter on the Central Road who
oaUa his engine 4Hank,' and talks' to il
as he drive throuah the rain and storm
sm M nB woua a h0re, sometimes
I ..... ,.,
In gweet and mild tones and tnen witn
the strongest imprecations upon hislips
i j know Ot another engineer who In
h;9l8 0(1 e, p,ng iu lna round house
Dear ,jB locumotive, and thinks as
mnch of it almost as he does ofhb
"lohiid,"
I
In demoli-hing an old building in
Stoosttou. CL. for tho purpose of
J erecting a new one, it was found that
I the foundation re-ted upon the hull of
a vessel, which, upon investigation,
proyed o no the P. ruvian brigantine
Adelaide, 800 tons burden. She was
ancliorod at her pioseut resting p ace
lu 1850, and now lit B several blocks
frmn ib- water,
If uiOHt men could onU got the world
to take them at then own estimation
of their value the world would soon
have an enormous suiplus stock on
hand, and bankiuptcy would stare it
in tho face.
Moderate work, alternating with mi
crate rest, cives a brain which, taking
the, whole life through, will accomplish
tho most and, tho best workotSvlUcha
human being is capable.. Tho brains are
to bo Improved 4nu developed iby reason
able exercise and reasonable rest. ' The
one Is as essential as the other, Once a
Week.
DIgby Aw'vo Jawst thawt'awf'aw
scheme taw keep thaw mawths awt awf
maw clawthes'.'Oaw yaw knaw?
Dlgby Wliawi is it?
Digby Aw fcivo awm airway haw,
haw 1 Life.
RHEUMATISM
These twin diseases ctusountoVl tuDe'ruig.
Doctors admit that they are difficult to cure
so do their patients, rune's
celery compound has per.
muentiycured the worst
cases bt 'rheumatism "and
neuralgla-so say those who
hare used It
"IUTtif teen' troubled
with rheumatism at the knee
aud foot (or Ore years; I.war
almost usable to get around,
and waa very often roitn&ed
to my bed for weeks at a
time. I used only on bot
tle of Fame's Celery Cou
poned, and was perfoctlr
cuius. 1 can now lump
around, ana reel as lively as
a boy.' FsiHi CmoLi,
Kureka, Nevada.
11.00. BU for 13.00. Druggists.
Mammoth ttstlmonlal paper free.
Wins, mcniarao Co.,Picp.,llurlUigtou,Vt.
Iron war.
mo use to
OWNIS.
TECS COLUMBIAN' AND
OH! MY HBADI!
FbM Mek nfclWh. TtrrlbU niit.
Vlrt Ib4 tlomuli U (otjU II woo bMCasM elor
14 vllh UU UnM tuttax, it blood Unomx
TltUUtaMfsnli th otlntr otttat ftU to Ml nor.
tstOr, M4 IsdaMi tnta of mrlom'. ich M dt
tctlt, lick hMMh, Stfitnm, drowttMM, lplU.
Kono(Ui4brt,rln in th t4ck,ldt tf irttllV
"Tba M tr thltwi thil I briltra La. with all ny
liMrt U1 It fforJ li f ltm to Ml ot oM of
Uxm," Th ipmiw M n-Bn(or Albert Mcnitt,
bMl ot ttit lirra fruit firm. M rrk riu, it, X uvt
tha Mm Mi offlo. "I wu itek ttA ttuti I bxl
toosx ftad to Milan th
Torturos of Dyspepsia
Torita lUmMr. mi
arv atpadliy lwttr. X cculd ea
workwitn a oiMrar nead. ami the yellow color ol
hco, nd the renew
raf itln Mil airen placn to tna tonoa that(uinotiTte
rnra hloot ar"i Tery orrwi of tha body in bral tht
Lrtlon. Ihr. KrnuMri FaTorita Ilcipe3 Is f utttlrO
So ma cirau oi MTiryr mjr ma., u auvona.fi1?
onbl about 4ne tmta of my atatmfnits IrOifm
vrttA to ma. I can trlreroti tti jurat ami antlrtsw
or flftr tarMiiabo affirm aa 1 rto, thai 'TavorlU
hmuaJf " hi baf n to thMn a blp and a b
ilma orbaaLt'? Mr. &7uaTra. TarrTto
aarai ''Tor a lona nm 1 waa trcmblatf wl
fttiacu oi dlulneca aod
iimuatiT dm oaf n lauiNna Dip ana a DiMMinjr 10
rrown, n, i
wilU MTero
llnrf ftlnk Hnndnnhn
dna io Ifqrnra btoM and ft dlordml state of the
raicra. i wmiwtiiim to irrjur.Arnnatir'a ravor.
ita wmMr, or iwnaotit. jn, x. idia ao ana;
pd, lt'a tha brat tblnrl nret
beant of fur anvdlao:
(mrr or tnai r
PT of that.tiatarp.arnl I tart
ifttir
ua 111
ia eucccsB." iur.
1 1
"trita IlraiMr tar rimriKiiK
(ffTd for rnanr rrari with tbatt
oomiaaluta, and vraa c
area ur ur. iUMUioaya
FAVORITE REMEDY.
Mo Oo dolUr. Preptnd ftt Ilomlout, !(. T.
Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
I'rerired by
Iin. MAVID KKNNKDV, ItONDOUT, N. Y.
Hrrboltl 81i fotSJ Sr 11 drtirnUU,
THE GREAT
German Remedy!
TRUTHS FOR THE SICK.
rnr thuau (It'Athly
IHltonsHnetlRrlenenil
H.TOOwlll lu cnld
for a caso w hero bv I
o n S u mi v it U ITTEB9
I'llUB 1TTKI1S V
notnflln or cure.
mcTOr fnlll.
It will rum to.
TTITmmTerwu!?
thflttlredandallgonc
Clcnnnt tha lltlntctl
(Ct'iinK ir H"t "Bv
S cT.ru u rt Bitxebs:
plooU vrhen you sec
is ltnpurmeR uursL
nfrtlirotifth the pMu
n llmnlesrUlotrtieB.
it vrui cure yon.
m4rntiit:h(i an
cloeely confined, Ir
tha miHa'ftQtllwOrk.
ind Soros. Ilclr or
i
stitniCK) JnTTFns,PJ,
SDOps; ciertBwnoao!
not nrocuro aufllclctit
imr nca m vin 101 i
off.
111 oxeffltBOTunrt nil who
III aroconQncd In doors,
SULl'llUlt 1IITTKKS
W ShotlM JIBO PULTltUTl
IlnTKits. They win
. tLAHtjUrksViiWl
will euro Liver Com.
iilaltit: llnn't lm ills
uragcu: iiwuicuri-
Mill.
to .trjerfremllliBtinl 1
kill bulUl you upnncll
mako you strong nud
atldin, tifio a liottlo or
isui.rimu hitters;
It ncor fulls to cure.
neniinv.
tsuLriiL'tt uirrr.Rs
:wm maKo your uioou rv.
pure, rich and strong, W
fcottle. Try It; you
Bill not rrerrt It.
pinu youruesn naru.
I
c l.nutcs lu ucucate!
heslth.- v;lio nro all
Trv ucLPiiuu Hit.
rrElts to.nlirht. nnd
run down, should ubc
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Itcliic; entirely TORelable, tbey op
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(ulhfacilou.
31 HEADflGHE.
milnus) lloudnehe,
Z;l7.f Incsi, t'otitlpa
ttlMI, lllillBOMliUll.
JtillmiB AttaclLii.tiiiiliUl
d njimenld of tho stom
ht h mid Uivf fls, are prompt
ly ivliuveil and pcrtuanently
rnrnl liv thff USO til Ell.
1'lcrrc't I'lcnuuiit rurpntlve Pellet.
In -wpl.umlltm of tlio remedial power of these
lYIicta over so eitsat a variety of diseases. It
may truthfully be said that their action upon
tho ij'atcm Is universal, not n gland or tissue
(.r.ipint; their Kiuatlio lullucnce. Sold by
t m:i.-bts,2jcenta ntlal, Manufactured at tho
C leuiliul I jiboriitory of Wom.D'8 Dibpisaht
'ji-uifAi. Association, Uutlulo, N, V.
S3
1.
tfrt.i la
nffored bv the manufactur-
rof Br..lneo'a Catarrh
tcmctlv. for a cue of
(
Cluonlu Nasal CatArrb which
they cannot cure.
iM'tiixtinwifta Jw IfiinPtltnlff T..ll
il&t'il C Iff aVII 111 Jf Ulls
licavy hdUliiLliO, obit ruction of the nasal
fs, ihsvlmrgca lulling from the head
t i c throat, eoinctimcfl pro ruse, watery.
-ui, tit otucrs, tincK, icnacioua, mucoua,
rnltiit, bluoily nntl putrUt the eyes are
ink. wiitdv. mid inllauicd: thera la rlmrlntr
i tho f fire, deafness, hncklntr or coughing to
rar tho throat, eipacloratlon of offensive
- "or, together, "with acaba from ulcers; the
. no In dumped &ud has a nasal twang I the
. all 14 oilY.i6ivtn 'fcmeU and taste aro lm-
, h1; thtio if a sensation of dlzzlneaa, with
Viit.il th'presion, a bacUtinr cough and gen
ral doUIllry. Only a few of the above-named
jiuptoirs are lluclyto tie present in any oni
(aw. thousands of cases aunuallr. without
manifesting half of the above symptoms, re
sult In consumption, and end in the grave.
No dlsmtsu Is so common, more deceptive and
danRrroiiR. or jess unaerstooq oy ptirsic ans.
Llv tts mild, stjathuifir. itud heallov nrooert ka-
Dr. ISmre's Catarrh Itemed cures the worst
'isesnr Cninrrn, com 111 me neatU"
(;or)za and Jutarrlinl Headache.
bold by druggleu everywhere; w cenU.
"Untold Agony from Catarrh.9
Prof. W. TlAtTSNEit, the famous mesmerist,
if Jttuica.N, 1" writes: "Some ten years ago
suffered untold ngnny from chronic nns.il
atarrh. My family plijslclan gave me up as
ii curable, and said I must die. My casu waa
ucq n bud one, that every day. toward sun-
't, my voice would become ho lioiirso 1 could
iirelyspealc abovea wlilspcr, lu themornlnr
ir rnuirlilnir and clearitiL' of uv throat would
(most strangle me. lty the use ot Dr. Sage's
uiarrn uemeay, in id rue uimuua, i was a wen
uan. ana toe cure nu ueeu permanent.
"Constantly Hawking and Spitting."
Tuny is J. IlnaiiiNO. Esn.. tOOt Pine Street.
SI, Ijuls, Mo writes; ! waa a great sufferer
rnm catarro ior tnree years. At nmus i pouia
turtllr breathe, and was constuntlr hawkinir
ind aplttiog, and for the last eight months
oould not nreatne throusru tno nostrils.
Llmuiht nothlnir could be uono for ino. Luck.
Mr. L was advised to trv Dr. KatrtVa Cutnrrh
Ihrniody, and I am now a well man, I believe
It to twthepnly.eur remedy for catarrh uow
manufactured, and ono has only to give It a
fair trial tq experience astounding results and
a pcimanentcuro,"
Three Uotllei Car Catarrh
EU kobbiks. ?uniwn P. Columbia Co,
Pa., sayit "My daughter had catarrh whn
the was five years old. very bad I v. 1 sar Dr.
Wage's Catarrh. Itemed advertised, and pro-
uurvy wiwo ior nrr, una soon saw luat H
helned frier 1 a, third bottle effect tvi a. nrrniA.
nent cure. 6he Is nyw elf hteea ears old and
M. C. SLOAH & BRO.
IJLOOMSBUHG, PA.
Manufacturers ct
CARRlAOES BUGGIES, PHAHfNS
SLEIGHS, PLATFORM WA31J &01
Flrst-cluawork always on band.
REPAlRlnUHEA IL YDONh.
Prieei rertucrtl to tutl Iht limit
M NEURALGIA
11 1'alne'a CelerV Comnonnd has been a God.
send to 1110. For the post two years I have suf.
fered with neuralgia qt the heart, doctor after
doctor falling to cure me. 1 have now taken
nearly four bottlea ot th Compuund, and am
free from the complaint. I feel viry grauful
.to you." cius. lb Lkwis, Central Village, 11,
Paine's
Celery Compound
"I liave been greatly aftllcted wU acute
rheumatism, and could find no relief until 1
used 1'alne'a Celery comnounil. After using
six bottles ot UiU piedlcme I am now cured of
rheumutlo Iroubloa"
8mck.L Hctcowsok, So. Cornish', N. II,
Effects Lasting Cures.
Paloe's Celery Compound has performed many
other cures as marvelous as these, copies of
letters sent to soy address. Pleasant to take,
does not disturb, but aids durestton. and entire.
17 vegetable 1 a child can take it Wliat'B tha
use of suffering longer with rheumatism or
, ueuraiglat
O'REWiRD
DEMOCRAT. fifibOMSfitfRG, CCiLUMBlA CODNTY, PA.
k BOON HouHwim.
Th tumtt and working man who tut bom out In
th mad all dajean waah thalrboota elMabfar
otridathhoQM. Thsiwillba 8 Oft, PollthM
and Dry, If drauwd with
Wolff'sACMEBIacking
Mikes htftuVWpuul.
Saves Sweeping anil Scrubbing.
Tba booUwtn mil crest dul lonisr, will not nt
stiff nd hArd In enow wsUr or rtlb, kttil will b
WATERPROOF.. Udles. Irj.tt. snd liulft,
UutrourhuttMBd rod Sons tlwll OnovswMlt'
tot Gents Bboes snd ones ft. month for ladles.
Uneqnsled ss s HarnsssOrosslrtumdri nemi
Sold br Shoe Stores, Oroears, DrofffleU, kt,
WOLFF & RANDOLPH PHlUDELPHIt
BLQOQUKG MlM MILl
The underilirned taBTlnir tnt bis Flanlnp V
Railroad Street. In nrst-ciftal condition. Is or1
fid todo allklodaof wors In his lino.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS',
BLINDS. MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
urnlsnod m rewjuunuioirrlcCB. All lumber of
well seasoned nnd Bone out skilled wormW 1
are employed.
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
furnished on application.
CHARLES KRDO,
ttinoiuNliiirtf, !'
TO CONSUMPTIVES
The undersicned havinc been re
stored to health by flimplo means, after
Rtifllrlng for several years with nuevtrc
Sung aTfeotioti, and that dread diseapo
JoNsuiiPTioN, is anxious to make1
known to his follow sufferers tho meanB
of cure. To those who df sire it, he will
cheerfully send (free of chafe) a codv
of the 'jirescrfytion used, which they
win nuu a ure cure tor Uonsumption.
Asthma', Cataukh, Bronchitis and
all throat and lun Maladies. He
hopes all sufferers will try his Remedy,
as it is invaluable. Those desiring the
prescription, which will cost them noth'
ing, and may prove a b'essing will
piease'aunresH, iiev. J3,dvakd a. il-
son, 'Willintrifiburg, Kings Countv,
New York. A-fc-co.-deo-7-l v
1 s--
This Institution 'la a hlirh lErrnifA ItMclnpaa llm
leuo, tflvlne Instruction In crery department oi
buslnessrwucatlon. In addition. to tho regular
business courto It makca a sooclsltv nt pjigdo.
uraphy, Typo-wrltlnc, Tcleifraptiy, aud ornamen
tal r-nmanshlp. The promlner.t leaturo oi the
Commercial Courso la Us, .practical icharacten
NearKovery set of books has been taken from
flrat claks business estublialimcDte, and a' larrr
proportion ot the course In book-keeping Is made
up tromj our system ot actual business practice;
unsumassed In the scientific anniirnMnn tn mrvi.
em business methods, A larger proportion or our
graduates recriilarlr obtiln nmt.ciitnn nnMilnns
than Irom any other commercial' college In the.
utrgius auk. -iv, ipk. ior circulars
nuoress. v. u UEAN, rrlnclDal.
mot 3m. Kingston, l'a.
F
HEE.IN8URAN0E
CnitlaTIAN r; ENAfF.BLOOHBBUKa.FAi
MEHCUANTS'.OP NKWAHK, K. 3.
C1 LINTON, N, Y,
PBOCLEatN. Y.
HEAUINO, I'A.
UEltUAN'AJlKRICAN INS. CO.,NEW XUH.
ORKKN WICI1 INH. CO., NEW YOKE.
JBltSKY CITY FIltKINU. CO.,. JERSEY
CITY, N. J.
woo ni.u ifUnrvnATiUriB uru Well BCluODCU 05-
aveandPiKBTX8TKDand have never ret had a
lunoDCiwcu ujr nu WJUIt VI law. 1 DC1T afiSeUI &IV
KU Invented la 8oud sicueitibb are liable to the
a v a rti A t lm u n n n 1 t
no rwvrn ua uuteruuilUU uy UOBIBTIAIS Ti
KNArP, SPECIAL AQSHT AND ADJUST IB UL00U81US8.
ThflniUinlfinf rlltlmhla nnnnlvehMiM
tzethoagtMor where loaaesll any are settled anrl
TXtfMVfrurraa nnnimtr tb t-ti a v rt .
DON'T YOUR
Rubber Boots; until
you havo seen the
"COLCHESTER"
with "Eitenstdn. Ide"r
A Napoleon Top. This
! ths best fitting and
1 MOST DURABLE BOOT'
in th market.
.Made of tho Beat
PURE CUM
fftock. The"Ertenslon
Edeo" protects the up-'
per, adds to vroar of tho
ole by giving broader
trending surTuce,
AND 8AVE8 MONEY
fOR THE WEARER.
nrEU'l" BUY YOUR ARCTIC8 UN
Uwll I TIL YOU HAVE SEENTHB
COLCHESTER ARCTIC
with "Outside Counter."
others In stjrlo & durability.
Ahead 'of ALL
If yon wnntth.
worth eif your money try the Colchester with
QU78IDE COUNTER."
Kept lh oby Bast Stores,
at Iwiiolesalb iiy
?iii;an iiuoh, & co
WUkrabar'ie, l'a.
Nov. icJm,
IK.jiil I.iii.!il ;lur" n.cuds bmrxn
Clilua'.'Uluss, Wood, Iutlier, iletals, 'Fur
jilturej etc., with- Everlasting 'Tenacity
bold bv Grocers, Druggists' aud Ucncral
Htorcs'. '
ROYAL
FOR SALE BY
I. W. Ilartman t Sons,
The Q rest Eastern Tea Co.,
W. II. Ilrooke Co.
(I. N. VVlLson,
o. u. jiiurcer.
F4wellBlttcnbender,
t!i Holl.l Cl.ld W.ltk.T
Koinivr Wi KUI Mlflljr I
bnt $U wtub Ih IS wurld. I
I'.fr.bl llMkNMt. W.r.l
lilMSSvM. .IS IAOi.1
Uo4 gfatB' ti.l,wtth Work,
fiuj C... vf 1l VaU.
Ual l'r.U I 14th U
(tlttr ifur on ft,.
M-utM w1 ' tirf and rtl.
lis r lltturhtlil
invlri. TS.ttuiupiH,
Dim in 7tur, noTncinr nsU)i iau mwnminit
rho may In ti lm4JXItf fcoeM yottf wu Th
ka milla sbfS ran tt sura Ml rMlltlir Ik VutB
lluuuWC.i IIok Hid. l'rUud, JUle.
Jan 4-T
!PATENT.
ve ats and Trade Marks obtains!, nnd all I'atent
slness conducted for MODKIUTli 1'KCS.
1 OUlt Or-KIOK IS OI'P.,btTB U. B. I'ATRST
. OVKICK. We. have no aub.ageneles, all business
. direct, benoaoan transact patent busluew n lesi
time sad atLEHS I'USTthan those remote trou
Washington.
Wo advise If patentable or not, free ot charge
uur ieo nut. hub tin pairni is secureo,
A book,"llow to obtain ratnta,"wlthreferenaei
oantual clu-ntaln your btato, county, or town,
ntfrej. AUrsii '
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
'
j Opposite PatittOfflct, Washington, a 0
GLIJF
Why th. lw Oat M.il.
Said Mr. Boutbmarili "When a man
toes out after them lie wants to bo sure
that his ammunlttoit Is ail right. Threo '
weeks Ago I 'wfts out gunning 'for birds
nd happened to i run across a big, black
bear. He was about .ton .TOfds nwar,
standing on a log and lookibg nt ino In
tba most Impertinent manner.
"I always1 curry a couph) of buckMiot
cartridges in my, left coat pocket for
just such occasions. ' Breaking open my
gun1; I extracted tho cartridges tof small
shot," kept 'my eye) on the bear and in
serted two shells from tar left pocket.
"Then I corfldantly blazed away at
his head., Ho lidnt tumblo orcr as he
ought to havo dona, but snarled wick
edly and tnado a break' for me. With
out retreating a step I lot 1dm havo tha
other barrel, and that didn't stop him
worth a cent.
"About tliat time I began to bub poet
tbat thero was some hitch In my combi
nation, and when ho knocked tho gun
out of iny hands I inferred that it was
time for mo to get 'away. You bught'to' 1
havo ccch mo go. I guess' lio would have
won tho raco if it hadn't been for a big
split bowlder in tho track. Tho split was
just wide enough for mo to get through;
and I went through thero lively, lie
reachl'6m'tfd'tinc0of my shirt,1
but ho stuck fast in the cleft long enough
for tiie'to' get tt' hundred yards the start,
and then' I was safo.
"When I got home I found two buck
shot cartridges safe and snug in my side
pocket I must havo dropped two other
shells 'in with them absent mindedlr. -and
it was just my luck to grab tho light
loads when I wanted big shot I had
peppered that' old bear in the face with
quail' shot; and I don't' bhuuo bim for
fretting' mad. I was mad myself when I
found it out" San Francisco Exominor.
Carious ChlneM Notions.
Both savago, and semi-barbarous pco
plo havo alw&ys'cxbibited h great repug
nance to' any surgical operation however
necessary, which Involves amputation.
Tho North Chin Herald, In commenting
upon this circumstance, points out that
tho Chinese have always shown this
repugnance, not on account of fear of
pain, for they aro patient under all kinds
of physical .Buffering, but becauso" they
look upon it as it duty to keep the body
Intact If they submit to the amputa
tion of a limb, they invariably ask for
tho severed member, and keep it in a
box, to be buried in duo tinio with the
owner. Sometimes they will actually
eat it, thinking it only right that that
which h.ia been taken from tho body
should bo returned to it'
On tho same principle an extracted
tooth will bo carefully preserved, or
ground to powder and swallowed in
water. Another curious phaso of the
soma idea Is seen in the belief that a'slck
parent can bo cured by broth mado from
llcsh cut from a living child, and it is
looked upon as a sign of fUhu piety for
tho child to submit himself to an opera
tion for that purpose. Tho child is sup
posed to bo of tho vital essence of the
parent, nnd if a portion of this essence
is returned to the fountain head, the
parent will bo greatly strengthened.
The peace loving nature of 'the Chinese
is said to be largely due to this respect
for the human body. Chambers' Jour
nal. food for Conn amp tires.
Snails, in tho opinion of Willich, are
equal in value to oysters. Thoy are, ho
rays, equally' nourishing' and wholesome.
On account of their gelatinous nature
they havo la(el v been much Used in con'
sumptions;, and as these complaints aro
now very' frequent it were to do wished,
Bays Medical Classics,'that such patients
would give the remedy a fair trial by
boiling a dozen of tho red garden snalb
very day in a quart of sweet milk or
Whey for half "on hour, then" straining
the. liquor' through 'a coarse cloth and
drinking it with sugar every morning
gradually upon an empty stomach, and
repeating these draughts for a month or
pwo if required.
This red garden tmail ' has also been'
used Bxternally in the open hemorrhoids,
wrtftrn frpnti cnnlln warn nnnlicwi nvorv
r two or three hours', in u raw state, witn
rcmancanie Buccess;
The large Roman or edible' snail la re
nowned both as a delicacy and on ac
count of its reputed virtues as a remedy
In cases of consumption, whlch it is said
has tn several Instance been entirely
cured by a regimen of the mucilage from
these snails. On the continent tho Ro
man snail is considercd'a great delicacy;
but tho'gorden and 'yellow banded snails
are tha kinds more commonly eaten; '
rUtAND JUROR
FOR FEBRUARY TKItM.
Bloom. W. It. Shoemaker, 1. D. White.
Benton. J. B. McIIeonr.
.llrlt.rereek U'lllfajn Anli. nenrpe Schpo.htflrlv.
J UII 1 1 ciuiuci.
catavfissa j. h. Geary, cnaiies smitn, sr.,
I. 1L Seeaholtz.
HCentralla Owen' Dalley, Christopher Rooney.
.e usuiureeK. iirrce abb, uiueu Biases.
Oreenwooa William Mack.
Hemlock IialpU Ivey.
Jackson Wm. I'. ItobblnvAlex Knouse.
Mimin T. Z. Bon uan.
Kcott -cnarlea Gulp, E. D. llagenbuch, Jonas
nuu p. ,
Sucarloaf Thomas' B. Fritz, A. C. Park.
ijlKIAIi "LIST.
W. A. M. oner vs. James McAlarner, Ex., et.
Joseph Clewell, Adm., vs. Abfgal Weaver, et al.
Charles w. McKelry et. al. vs. Charits'B.'Brock
wav et. aL
Joseph ciewell's, Adm., et aL vs. Isabella
weaver.
M. A, vs. Boroujh ot Berwick.
AUred Irvin va B. H. u. II. Co.
B. F. Bailch vs. B. U it. It Co.
J. V. Hoffman vs. B b. 1L It Co.
C, A !-now 4 ca vs. C. Mears S Hon.
1). II. Sponenbeiv vs. George K. Hess,
Jacob Oould va Charles llugne
Francis Ootuhallva. Jeremiah lleeder.
L. u. Leu liros. vb. suas Ilootnagle.
Mrs. Cathirlno Gala vs. L. A. ltlley & Co.
George W. Hughes 's. K. C Harrison.
Aiartua Teaser vs. William Artams, et. aL
WlUUiii itabb vs. Bernard Stohner, Garnishee.
Catbar ne Cain vs. L. A. Hller Co.
Joseph Klf-ckncr, et al. vs. John C. C'revllng.
Ak'i Campbell vs. Wllllanr Bobbins, Con-table.
Daniel w. Carter vs. llamun Car Wheel Co,
Direct from tho Front.
Knoxville, Tenij., July 2, 188S.
T)ie 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, rhysicians treated me with
no pood results. I took a half dozen differ
ent Kinds of blood medicines, but, without
rjccMngany permanent relief I 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 lave since married,
and have a healthy family. No trace of the
disease is seen. Swift's Specific did all
this for me, and I am grateful. ' Yours
truly, J. S. Strader.
118 Dale Ave.
Kr.Mi, Texas, June 33, 1883.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.:
Gentlemen A sixteen-year-old son of
mine was afflicted with bad blood, and broke
out tth an cruptlpn on various parts of his
body. I put lum to taking S. S, S., and a
few bottles cured htm entirely, I live at
Lone Oak, but ray post-office is at Kemp.
Yours truly, V. S. Kobinsoh.
Three 'books mailed free on application.
All druggists seU S. S. S.
Tin Swift Specific Co,,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York, 756 Broadway.
HOMES OF TO-DAY
Olodftttf Cost lionets.
-Sobictipilon $1 per annuu,
ItHiitUiliul In rvuulatr auarterlj
partt, on Iht flr.t of January,
nnu iuir ana utuiuer, tcn
I tuirt 11 iid Cftoipletf in It if If.
'ilr?i)iii(lci)it)li.tkllniii
tkularly modem Ew
rofveryiJefrlitloi,rtjorflpr
nt uwelliir, tiJ funiuhci uch
l to huikl a wlUae tbfia
iatHaiiki.rifilll,i.l..
tmiii liowhitr tyitAif) to cyftt: I'iKO.
Imlg Ul crcr luued ci( lwutpUnulnjf n4 bullvlhuv
9 Vli l iftWiAitai'-yvwyitouf,'
FOR $1,601
kudu fur writ to
win r4 M rwur ror ism
lrtdy iitutJ fcil"ACW Uouw,"
LutrittiK CircuUv tit all JtAll ttM.
irvFVfrff
-T- wmmr
.... . n r ,
p4,tellL rJ3t
.Mi In
a.. iImIb si.ts
IF YOU WANT
To Save Two Dollars'
ON'EVfeRV BARREL OF FLOUR, USE
Ilumford Yeast Powder,
Tlie Old Rcliablu. It costs about one cent-to
raise a pound of flour with Rumford, while with
common baking powders the cost is two cents.'
PERRINE'S
PtniE
BARLEY
i
r Ii rf
DuritiLso from selected Usilej Malt and guaranteed to be chemlcallr pure
and tree from tnjurlous oils and iclds often contained In alcoholic liquors. It Is
especially adapted to persons requiring n stimulating tonic. Consumptives being
rrcatlr benefitted by usnso. Itecommcndrdby lesdlni; rhyslclsns as alMurct v
Nervlno, Tonic and Alterative. I'or consuniptlvi It Is Invaluable. I'rltHlNKj
rOIlR tiAllLKY MALT wihskBV Insures a return of vigor to the stomach, a good
appetite, a rich nnd abundant blood and Increased flesh and muscniartlssue.
stimulant mild nnd gentle In effect. Dyspepsia, indigestion nnd all wasting dl
naacs ca- be entirely conquered by the ue or rerrlne's I'ure lip rley alt v hlskeis
It Is a tonlo snd diuretic and a powerful stiengthener to the entire system. I'Bit
hlNE'S l'UIIE HAIILEV MALT WH1SKEI lias proved a medicinal protection to
those who pursue their avocations In the opt n air and whoso dally work calls It
exceptional powers nt endurance. ' Ask voji nearest drupglst or grocer for lor
I'EHHINK'fl PUIIE BRLEV MALT M'IIIBKr Y leTlvea the energies ofthtweworn
out with excessive Dodllv or mental effort and acts as a safeguard against exposure
In wet and rlirorouu weather. Itwlll drive all malarious diseases from i tho system.
Hard workers of verr vocation and renons whom a sedentary lire renders prone to
, uyspepsia nnn in ferrine'si'uie.iianey
Malt Whiskey a nowerfnl
jand helper to digestion. 1'BItlllNK'S
rilUK MAULEY MALT WH18KKY
without unduly stimulating the .kid
neys Inercasos their flagging activity,
counteract s the effects of fatlgoi1; has
tens convalescence and is a wholesome
and prompt diuretic. Watch tho label I
None genuine unless bearing the signa
turn
Ws sue ui all drugds
and grocers thxougna
the United States and
Canada.
37 NORTH FRONT ST. 38NORTH WATER ST., PHIL A
roiHALP. dy
ENNET GOODS?
A SPECIALTY.
SOLI 10SHT8 TOR
P. V. ADAMS CO.,
FINE CUT
Alexander Bros. (6 Co,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
CIGARS, 1CEUC0,
CA1UD1IS,
FRUITS AND NUTS.
SOLE AGENTS tOIt
HENRY MAILLARDS
HHCA.NDTES.
rnEsn very week.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
CHEWING
T0BA(C0
Sole agents ot the tol.
towing oranas or
Cigars.
HENUY CLAY,
LONDItES,
NORMAL,
INDIAN PKINCESS,
SAMSON,
B1LVEH ASH.
C. B. MOBBINS,
DEALER ' IN
WINES AND LIQUORS
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
LADIES !
log. at Home, with
PEERLESS DYES !
fhey will dro everything. They are sold ever
where.' l'rlco lie. a package. '40 oolora, They
have no equal for strength, brightness, amount
In packages or for fastness of color, r non-fading
qualities Tney do not crack or smut. For sale
by Moyer Bros, and Jas. II. Mercer. feblTrly.
AcIvcrtlHerH by addressing Geo. I".
Howe & Co 10 spruce M., ew York
In good faith, can obtain all needed Information
about any proposed lino of ADVERTISING. In
American NewspapTS.
i " :o-pago rampnict, suo.
Not is-mw.
I had a very Bad Cold,
and got a bottle of
lir. SetH Arnold's Cough
Killer,
and It beljied me at once.
It will do all It H recom
mended to do,
Wm. P. Alverson.Ilranch.
m,i.,ninn,. M V
1 1 " .
Druggists J5eC0c.l and $1.00.
MASON & HAMLIN
lha cabinet orguiwu introduced Id lu prewct
form by M4oa & HfciaHuLn 1WJ1. Other toakan
IoUowm la tho manufisclmo of .these loatromenu.
bat the HaKQ A llunlln Organa havo aJwayi niAla
Ulcd their aoprr nucr m the beat In the world.
jLtvoa asii&mua oner, m flemonitrauoa of tha
B&eoualled eicUenc of their organs, the fart that
at ail of the great World' Exhibition; aloxe th&t of
4 SULO. AOVil All!
4 AQVI, .11
with best m&k
trlM.thtyhave
ORGANS
competition
ersof all cotin
InvsrUblytak. honors. lUo.
ea the hlchest
IrstedesuloBnes 22 TO 8000. free.
Mason AIUmllndatoth.ifi lAm.k.(l,....
mi
trsonhnary claim for their plsnos, that they are
superior to all others. Tbey recognize tha htirti
axceUenca achieved by other lending makers In tht
art of piano building, bat still claim superiority.
This they attribute solely to the remsrlublt Im
provement Introduced by them In the year INI.
and now known ss the "Mason & lliaux Puko
elMepurity wdf 1 11 IU 1 1 AKtoemenP of
tone, togetherl IFlll WUsrlttiKTMUyla.
crssMdcsnad. OUHS OmiJIII. tjforstandhur
la tans and other Important advajitsjes.
A circular, containlnK teatimoaisis from three
hundred purchs-ers, mualelsna, snd Itinera, seal,
together with descriptive catalogae, to any sitpl leant!
Pianos and Orgsu told for cash ot tui par.
meets: also rentnt
MASON & HAML'N ORGAN AND PIANO CO.
Cot Vtl-itH. I tilOrt
m .Tho WONDERFUL,
LUBURG B
OomEjnfae; a Psrlsr. Llkfarr Saiek.
wuuiuiub m ranar, a.iaraT. ansa.
U,l,,icilala.. sr lavalls ICNUIR.
'toustl, s(6. al axui
'A, ."'"'l " isin.
ffiMCH." Price $7.00 i.
MV make (he laraest varlelv ot
HU, lam lafieet vanely Of
iiinuta. aitti,t.i. riiiicii-i'
I" 'Mesa' OMratlai'lanlia
raaciCaraat raHli
o'.'JV"!.' ly""1" CHAIRS nntl
CoCIPBDEfi
All KINDS OF APPUANCU FOR INVALIDS,
;uCHE8
Over IOO different dealt aa,
Ou Palial Aajaaailc Sfila so all Car.
'4ll". yra. We have diaoonilnued
- "... i iiiMiiuj yoor oraers
Direct with the Dukera vou mm
amral prou. Oar fcuAU pWr
ynwtiu, m una hum of soode rem mShn lot.
... LUIURC MFC. CO.
lift Nortli Klklh Htrsel, ibllad.lphlV, Pan
Exchange Hotel,
JIKNTOW, PA.
The underslsned has leased this well knorrn
"P" ' accommodate the publlo
" i "-vv VI sj MSslkVisUW UUlDi
tnuriT I. IMCU.DKAK.K, rroprt, tcr
4.
MALT WHISKEY.
lnvlgorsnt
The analysis ss it appears by the La
hni nn nvprr bnttipi 1 have caref ully an
alyzcd the I'cbi IUklbv Milt Wnis
sur made by M. J. K l-errlne and flbd
u entirely irvu uinu I , i ,1
metais ana acias miu is nunuiuwij
niir...'A7mit Camilla Arthur Mater.
mtuanisrs and all dbslehs.
ANY OliDER
FOR FESTIVAL
will be
SUPPLIED WITH
THE
LOWEST
et
i
as follows:
ORANGES.
lemons;
BANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLTSII
WALNUTS!
CREAM NUTS,
ALMONDS,
POP CORN
BALLS.
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
OF PURE GOD LIVER OIL
3212 HYPOPHOSPHITES
Almost as Palatable as Milk.
So dlsgnls.d that It can be taken,
digested, and assimilated by the most
sensitive stomach, when the plain oil
cannot be tolerated; and by lhe com
bination or t lis oil with the hyponho.
pnltes Is mnch more efficacious.
Btmirlible as a nesh prositer.
Vtrsous gala rapidly while Uiiag it,
GCOTT'S EMULSION is acknowleaged by
Physicians to be the Finest and Best prepa,
ration in the world for the relief and enro of
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA.
CENnE.StieBIL5TY' WASTING
DISBAC.-S, EMACIATION,
COLDS nnd CHRONIC COUCHS.
Tht freat remedy for Consumption, and
Wasting in Children. Sold 6y aHDruffaf4(!i.
sept 2-'S.ly
OR, THEEL
fftfi urtb Jr.?Vh .Htnck w
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SPECIAL DISEASES
AND BLOOD POISON.
Jjarly Deeiay, liyalcul aud Menial
'r,r,n,,lo".1M''neholla. llladtlei
aud lllilney Jlseue. (Aeute cases 4-10
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'l?n 1 !' V"8 1 do "ot tncau merely to
stop th.'m lor a time, and then hay, them n.
turn BKaln, 1 MB1NA HMilUAla CUUU.
1 have made tha disease oi vuttx"
FITS, EPIXEFSY or
FALLING SICKNESS,
fUL'S"'.?"1 XaS- 1 WARKANT rnyremedrlo
Cdkb the noral cases. Ilecanae others havo
failed Is no reason tor not not 'XewvTns i eiVo
tend at once for a treatise and a FbkkIiottlu
K?i . Hi " CHU yn nothlnic fir a
trial, and It will cure jrou.' Address
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Best Made Clothing.
in Philadelphia
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Men loutff and! Children.
h. C. YATES & CC.
' 622 & Chestnut,
LKUUKK IIIIII.IIING,
GIIA.TEFUL COMFOHTINO.
EPP'S COCOA.
BHEAKKAST.
"fiv athorounliknowledireof the naltiral laws
hlch guvern the opftatlnns of digestion nnd
nuint'on, ana vy n mreiui uppiicimui ui i uv iiuu
properties of well selei'ted ocoa. Jlr Epps has
Srovld'd our breakfast tallies wllh n delicately
aV'Ted beverage which may snve us many heavy
doctors' hllK it Is by the judicious uso ot such
articles of diet that a consul ulton run y tw gradual.
U built up until si rong enough to rc hist every ten
deneytn dl ease, llundieds of subtle maladies
are floating around us le dy to aitack wherever
there Is a weak point. We may escape n any a
fatal stinft bv keenlnirO' rsolves well loi tilled with
pure t lood and a properly nonilslied frame. '-Cfelf
berries (lazette .Made simply with billing water
or milk. Hold only In half pound tins, by Grocers,
labelled thus i
JAMES EI'IH & CO., Ilomajopathle Chemists,
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RAILROAD Tirvin IABIiQ
pvEIiAWAKE, LACKAWANNA AND
WEHTBHN KAtLUOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
STATIONS. NORTH.
FM I'M A. ai. A. It
NORTIICMDSKLiKD,.. ., d 40 139 10 10 (1 IS
Cameron 5 t5 .... 10 25 f, 30
Chulasky 6 10 .... 10 vu ti 81
Danville c os Its 10 ss 6 4o
Catawlssa 25 sit 10 M f.ss
HUperL 9 II 19 II CO T 05
Bloomsburg 0 36 i 24 11 07 7 12
Espy, 0 45 !l V'9 11 It 7 so
Limellldge 6 60 ., 11 22 7 27
willow (i rove....... i .14 .... 112 7 si
Iinarcreck e 54 ll 30 7 35
KerwlCk 7 05 S 4S 11 37 7 42
lieach Haven 7 11 s 64 ll 44 7 49
IIlck'R Kerry 7 is 2 69 1141 65
Khlckshlnny 7 HO .1 119 11 cs 8 06
llunlock's 7 43 3 19 12 OS 8 IT
NantlCOkc 7 60 3 20 12 16 8 22
ATonaaie 7 64 12 20 8 38
Plymouth 7 69 S 35 12 2.1 8 33
riimouthJnnctlon,.... 8 0:1 339 1230 8 88
Kingston 80s 343 1237 8 45
Dennett ts 12 .... 12 41 8 49
Mall by 8 17 12 45 8 63
Wyoming 8 22 3 62 12 60 8 sa
West ltttston 6 27 3 60 12 65 9 03
HUstOn 8 33 4 01 1 03 9 09
Lackawanna 8 40 ... 1 11 9 17
Taslorvllle.. 8 48 .... 119 25
liellevue 8 64 .. 1 25 9 so
8CR1NT0N 9 00 4 22 1 30 9 35
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STATIONS. SOUTII
AM AM FM FM
HCK1XT0N 6 10 9 60 2 05 0 20
liellevue c it 9 65 ... 0 25
Taylorvnie 6 so 10 00 2 14 6 su
Lackawanna. 621 10 08 221 6 37
mttston e ss 10 ik a 28 0 45
UeBlltttBton 6 42 10 22 2 31 0 1.0
Wyoming. 6 47 10 27 2 39 6 6S
Maltby .. (ii 10 30 ... a 6g
Uennett C 65 10 34 2 47 7 03
Kingston 6 68 10 3S 2 60 7 0T
1'lymouth Junction.... 705 1042 2 64 7 12,
Plymouth 7 10 10 47 2 69 7 ie
Avondale 7 14 10 si 3 03 7 21
Nantlcoke 7 19 10 65 3 06 7 25
llunlock's 7 26 11 02 3 19 7 4
SMckshlnny 7 47 11 12 8 29 7 6S
nick's Ferry. T 66 1122 3 39 8 07
Beach Haven 8 01 11 28 3 45 8 is
Berwick 8 07 11 37 3 61 8 20
Bnarcreek s 13 s 67 8 27
wiiiow Grove 8 16 11 43 4 01 8 31
Llmo nidge. 8 20 11 62 4 05 8 35
Spy-'"" - S 26 11 69 4 12 8 41
Bloomsburg . 8 32 12 05 4 18 8 47
"UP"' 8 37 12 10 4 24 8 62
Catawlssa 8-2 12 16 4 29 8 57
Danyll e 8 67 12 SO 4 46 9'1S
Chulasky, 9 03 4 64 9 2.1
Cameron 9 07 12 40 6 00 9 28
NOBTIIPMBIRLAHD 9 22 12 65 5 15 9 45
Connections at Rupert wllh 1'hllrTdHphir "
Reading Railroad for Tsmanend, Tamsnua. will.
i?,,m,TJKs.r?Suyi!,s,;'lle' "c- At Narthum
berland with l 4 K. Dlv. 1'. R. it. for HarrlPburg.
Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren, corry and Erie
'V. V. II ALSTEAP, Gen. Man.,
scranton. Fa
Pennsylvania Railroad.
IM!
Philadelphia & Erie R. R, Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
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TIME TABLE.
In effect NOV. 19 lssa. Trains leave Kuaburr
EASTWARD
Hi?.i;,?i r,s?nore Exprenn (dally except
f,y',?r5W,urn'M'rmeaiateFttlone,
arriving at Philadelphia 3.16 v. m.: New York.
5.60 p.m.; Baltimore, 4.45 p. m. j Washington5
SiKJt JKV ,coDncllDP at 1'blTadelpbln foralVtiea
Phllade?pwsf' TUroul;b Pi-'nger coach to
dally except sundayl.for HarrVrtalntTm"
J',te s'at'?' arriving at Philadelphia
X x?e.Yo.rkt M P- m'i Baltimoro
6.45 p.m.! Washington, s.(jo p. m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and pWnger coacncB
through to Philadelphia and lialtlrrToreT coacneR
fnl'f?.,J?;k5:1ienPA0. ATOi' trodation (daily
Sils,,baJ.dall,nterlnc,,la'''Mo'lris,arrlT-
Roli-; l,1!,'ni! Waatitrrtnn 6 so a. m.
iv.'i "'""Plngearfrom llarrliburg to Phlladeli
on ""3 twm
m,,5;a!?;rKrU'..Ma"la"y,0r "arnsburg ana
intermediate stations, nrrvicg at I'hlladeirhii.
ger coaches to rhllailelphra and l'aii lniore.
V.'ESTWAIIU.
, 5'lua' m.-Erlc Wall (dtllj- tcr Frle ard al'
ntermed ate stations, ann t'snandaleua aid
intermediate stations, RochePleV iiuffalo SIS
N'Wra Kails, with tbioucb "ullman palaco'
oars and passenger coaches I o Erie ai d HoeKVr..
STiVSZ Kjb'PBS (latly except Sunday! for
s?n,S?,S,1 naiil Matlnns! T
Tir!nWn":;ilaifftJ.a.2jrifH.fl 'liny except Hun..
ihSni.J 'inalo and Nlntara Falls wlttl!
ud l miorcmo w mamspn'r;. and ter
diatenatior. ' ' '"-novo and Interme.
THHOUOn T1IAINH MBHTOKj 1Y FROM TUB
...... VI, 111,
i,?!'?flvw ?la'1 leaves I'MlpoeliMs 4 SO n m
II&SJP'T. W WliMrtPbia ijtfa. m.
amvlnVat'sunbury .68..m!1T et" 8uD'lay
PhHsiinhi .."""tara Express leavea
SaMSrSjl
nwS" "Tf $."J.nl a. m. 1 1-hlladel.
:eii&s&
hrnnnh T. "UBington and Iialumore and
hrough passenger coaches from j'wuSelpSla
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