THE COLUMBIAN AJD DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBTJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA-1
Tlio Qaloa of the East.
tub nocu ov onmAi.TAn foktipica
TION8, HUNS AND OAt.l.KHIES T1IH
TOWN AN1 IIAltnon NEUTUAt.
(MOUND TIIK SUMMIT.
1'OHT 01' tilDHAt.TAIl
It is a uoloriotiB fact, well anlhctitt
cated by lit8toric.il nllnsions, that tho
liook of Gibraltar has stood for n long
jicnod of time ju-t where it is to day.
Thero is no competent evidence extant
that it has over btcn in any other
place. In tho memory of tho oldest
inhabitants of llio garrisoned town at
its b.iie, it has remained unchaugid in
form and appearance. No one can re
member when it was not a rook.
To ba siirc, it used to be oailed tho
Pillar of llorottlcs, because, I suppose,
that ancient pcrsonago of some itiuseiihr
development prnposod to funeo in the
world, making this its outer boundary,
and utterly ignoring our own fair
Annrion. It was boliovod that it hold
up tho skies, but soience has diisipBWd
that notion. In limn it became a sort
of jate post to tho Eat, and is now an
English fortress that, restoring some
what tho original idea of mythology,
helps to support tho British l'.mpiru in
tho cost.
Seen, howovor, as it may bo, Gibral
tar U an inspiring sight. It is well
worthy of tho myths aud tho stories
attached to it, and of the popular con
ception of its impregnablo tirmncs,
and is not amiss in giving a vigorous
simile to our language. As our ship
pasred the Straits, ai which hundreds
of vessels seemed to center, making a I
lively naval aione, the Koc: ot uttirai-
tar appeared in its grandest propor-
tions. Tho biann of tho rising son
touched its rugged surface and kindled
it with tho naming colors of morning,
Thts natural citadel is a solid mass
of rook, fifteen hundred feet in hoieht
and seven miles in circumference. It
is joined to tho continent by a low
isthmus, that is soarcely visible at sea,
and has the appearance of an island,
At fiwt sight its irregular walls, which
have a reddish color, seem devoid of
regetatiou, but a nearer opproach re-
veals tho Bcanty ooveriug of grasses
and shrubs that find footing in its ere-
vices. It stands liko a grim warrior
guarding tho entrance to the Mediter-
ranean, which, since tho opening ot
the Suez Canal, has become tho great
oaasatre-wav of tho commerce of the
world between the east and the west
It is verv humiliating lo the Span
iards, whose navies onco swept the
main, to see this defensiblo fortress in
tho hands of their rivals, and they
eti'l hopo Bomo day to regain its pos
8essior, a hone wh eh in this genera
tion is not likely to be fulfilled. The
world, however, goes on, little caring
whether Gaul or Saxon uarnsons the
citadel to Ions as its tratlio is allowe i
f.n t.ass nnmolested throuoh the Straits.
J ha town ot Uibra tar extemn aionu
the .western base of the Hook, with a
ln-nA nnrl nnr.imnillnila llArilltr in the
.b w-.- -
nreiT.nPM Il Kui nnnnUt nn r.l
w " -v I ' - ,
twr-ntv, thousand ncouh?. The Suaidsh
and PorltiguesH nationalities predorat
n n n nib , a with Mo'oVs
and oiher p-oplVs combine in making
a motlev and unstable community. A
lartiH ciirrisou is always stationeil
here, oltentimes numbering five thou
and mm, giving to the place a dtcul
edly military look.
As in all garrison towns but litth
improvement is made by private oiti
zcw, with a view to permanent occu
pancy, for resident permit- are granteu
for a time not exceeding five years.
Tho official residnc-s are hamisnine
d
buildinus with beautiful grounds, an
are well designed to make a tempo
ary stay in Gibraltar veiy t-njojab.e.
Tlio:o aro no Bcnotif liardships impos
ed upon those quartered in this strong
hold ilcspito tho Lcccsnariiy stnci tit.
cinlm lor tho olimato is cliarmi u
and tho whole world is kunck
ng at their doors.
Th lir fii-aliom cover lb" w ri
and southern bases of the Rock, an
command the harbor um w ell as the
entrance to tho sea. Tliey c mulct f
three forts, besides batteno-i on rv r
available poiut. Tho battery include
two 100 tons Armstrong cuns, twentv
one feet lo'iy and six feet in diameti-t,
with sevinteen inohe.-i bo.f, oapablu ot
filing a Bhi of the weight of a ton a
distance it tA'tive milts.
Throuuh the northern end has bei n
cut a scrn s of traderits, that rise from
tho bottom nearly to tho top. The
are made in the solid rook, and aie
about two and a half miles in length,
high enough to rida through on a don
key, and wide enough tor a carriage
to pass. At intervals ot thirty-six lett
there are port ho'o, in which seven I
inch noes aro mounted, so aa to com
mand tho approaches from Spain.
Jn the upper end of tho galleries, as
their point of termination, an immoiise
chamber haa been formed, called St.
George's Hall, overlooking tho Medi
terranean and the continent, the win
dows of which are twelvo hundred feet
above the pea. In this chamber it is
cuBtotnarv to'bold official reception, en
tertainments and balls. Tho mind
may picture tho novel surroundings of
Buob an eveut, auiaze Willi naval ana
military regalia, in tho very interior of
mo mountain, uuu retail wiu imuiuuu
of tho frenzied lover, who in the pro -
sence of his lady-love throw himself
from ono of tho openings down th
perpendicular wall of stone to the
rocks and waters below, whore it ib
presumed his sensos wero restored.
Tho town la most Borupulouly
enatded. Tbo gates ou tho northern
side are closod at sundown, and sen
tries aro posted along the line. No
ono U permitted to enter or leave .the
place betweon sunset and sunrise.
While this is a very wholesome mili
tary renuirement, as well as a wis-
precaution, it is a practice that some
times results in the discomfiture ot the
belatol traveler, ai o bit of personal
experience exemplified.
In cominuy with a friend, shortly
after our arrival in port, to indulge
my nrouonsitv for horseback riding, I
had been out in the SpauUh domain
for a calloi) over tho oouniry roads,
Across the isthmus that connects Gi-
braltar with tho mainland i a strip of
land, a half milo In width, known a
neutral ground. Along its botderf,
on either Bide, tbo sentinels of the two
pa' ions aro arrajod, who Beem to be
omnloved principally iu looking at
i-ach other.
Wo had passed through both lit es
In tho morninr without Jet or hind
ranee, and with the thought of a de
Jlghtfully spent day alone In our
Bilniln. were making our way back to
the city. Tho Spanish guards offered
no opposition, os we tiitereu tno neu
tral ground just after tho sun had
dropptd down behind the bills, nncon
fcious of Gibraltar's hour for retiring.
At tho Knglifh guard liue wo were
topped at the point of a bayonet, and
wero informed that wo could not enter
tbo town. Amerieandiko we argued
the case, but without avail. The ten
tlnel, a Well 89 the officer of the
guard who wu called for consultation,
cxplntnctl in a most courteous manner
tlint, rcuretttng it as tliov did, their
orders wero imuerativc. Nothing ro
in nl Dirt for tia to do but to leturn to
tlio Spanish town ot Li Linen auross
llio litmlor, otul wait for llio sun to
givo us a passport.
At the Sii.misli line wo were stormed
as mcmiilorilv as thouuh tho umrd
lm ) tnktn the coo from his Uri'titon
neighbor. Kor a moment tho strtto ol af-
fair was dubious cnoiigh.Tho prospects
of camping out in neutral territory bo-
tween two lines of trownlnc sohliuts,
without bed and board, woro never
better. After eomo parleying the
Spaniards pt-rmiUcd us to cntor the
King's dominion, where wo found n
caravansary, though dirty and unhos-
pliable, in which to obtain a show of
rest for ourselves aud horses,
In ascending tho Hock of Gibraltcr,
nt well n exploring lU galleries anil
cavs tho donkeys arn used almost ox-
chuively. And little mites of creatures
thoy oro too, but hardy and sure-footed.
I verily beliovo that th ono that car
ried me about during an entire after
noon, without showing any signs ol
fatigue, I eas ly could havo lifted from
tho around, and have walked away
with it under my arm. In the strcoi
of tho town the donki'ys subserve
many admirable purpose?, but none r-o
novel to foreignois as sab-titutis fir
baby carnages. J. lioso sulo-waiK mil-
smces are tero dnno awav with, and
th'ii babies of Gibraltcr take their places
with apparent delight in a basket that
haul's suspended to the donkey's back,
whilu the little fellow jogs about with
pride and gentleness by the side of the
uurse.
A magnificent viow may ho obtained
from Gibralter's hoary Bum mit, which
is reached by sterp and difficult paths
up tho winding slopts. A ignul sta-
tion here commands the entire sweep
of land and sea. A beautiful p.ino-
rama is unfolded, that stretches away
as far as tho eye oao sop. Tho hills of
Spain touch the hoiizon on ono side,
and tho African headlands loom up
across the Straits, with Apes Hill, the
companion of Gibraltar, in tho fore-
ground. Tfio harbor is dotted with
ships and white sails and wreaths of
smoke signal tho approach of the
world's armada, while the eca breaks
and is dashed against the granito walls
that rise abruptly trora tbo ocean s oea.
Salisbury.
"Husband, I Want You to Try it."
I had suffered for years with a oom-
nlaiut the nhvscians called tiravol, and
they had given up the attempt to ht-lp
mo. My wife heard of Dr. Kennedy's
Fayoiite Remedy, .ofUondout, N. l.,
.and spoko as above, lo please tier l
uoi a bottle. Used that and two nr
heo more, and presently tho trouble
vanished never to return.- Washington
Monroe, Catskill, N. Y. mar. 1 4t
Prohibition Oommnnications.
ror tbe Columbian.
-rtv.miuij i w. .p
..r -..I nnrt i..nl ...lit
J"" l'ucl "3 "
cator ot the n-nplo, throuch tho me
dlu of your paper I would bo p,easedf
fV iJfJLt.
prohibition qm-stion now worrying tho
Dutch and Irish of Pennsylvania, not
in mention tho few Americans in tun
hackcround.
At last in spito of precedent running
buck to I ho d'sroycry of intoxicants
and in the lace of ridicule irom an
poli ical pa'tieB, as w II as tho tolerance
inn mdittoience ot unurcn ana stie;
t last, I say, in G -d's moiey and
moral evolution", wu have reacfn d the
'' when the sovereigu power of
tne iveyflnnf Btaie may oe me p'neni,
geney inrouiin which wu unj i-ura
t consummation devoutly to be sought
the abolition of tho liquor traffic.
reformation not only moral, but
tlo political, and that, too, far more
potential than the modern humbug
knoAit a- Civ t S-tvico n-lorra Wu
ndmit ih t the laniticatioi.,. ..f the
iipmr tratlio aro tar renamnu nvrai y,
olitu-aly aud i-ominercitliy; ai a wo
xtiowr it is not tno moiai or p iiucai
sp ct of iho qucsiion thai tr. aides
ho Uuu-K aud Irii-b. not to meniion
tho f mw Amoriens in tho' background.
It we fnil at present, throuuh either
he factional suite for supremacy
inmng the van ius advocaiea of temper
ince. or throuuh the influence ot the
ill-gotten g tiiis of distillers and sell, is
f tntoxicHnts sucoeas will come even
tuallv. It will come as sorely as
Irunkeiiiiess is its own btet argument
of denunciation. It will como so surt-
ly as there is efficacy in the paicnU
prayer lor loved ones, it win come in
God's own time, through human
agency, in the face of internal sir fe,
commercial feaiv, or the Dutch and the
Irish, not to mention the few Ameri
cans in tho baokgiound. It will come
in spite of the protest ot lied iNosc-d
Mike and his Italian accomplices in
murder, in drunkenness aud all the
crimes in tho vocabulary that gro' out
of it. It will como in spite ol the pro
test of all tho Hungarians, and peasants,
and serfs, and scum of Monarchies,
that our capitalists havo induetriouidy
imported (free of duly) since wo abol-
imea Human slavery auu nguuist
which we have no protective tariff iu
this olorious day of high protection
i to capital, it win conic; ana wuu cu
1 iircsunio to retard it. except ho wit
I W0uld. build upon tho wreck of i
brother, and build to bis own damn
ation.
Having observed tho use and amino
of intoxicants as far back ns wo can
remember, we ought certainly to under
Spring Disorders
Shattered nerves, tired
brain. Impure blood,
debilitated system, all
aro the natural out
come In the Sprinc. A
medicine must be used,
and nothing- equals
Falne's Celery Com
pound. We let others
praise ua you cannot
help believing a disin
terested party.
T!ilLn,llfr.;eiitnit W. L. Qreenleaf. llurllng-
ton. Vt., writes i "I lime used l'alne'g celery
Coioiiuund on several occatjona. and always
with bcnerit, iJist spruur, tielne very much run
down and debilitated, I commenced taking It.
T o buttles made me feel like a new man. As
a general ionic nnd spring medicine 1 da not
kuuw of Its equal."
$,Xaiti&i. IT IS EASY TO
Spring '89
OOK UkI'UTATION KOlt KlltST-ClASd
Clotiiino at Kf.asonaiik PlIIClK-t
In Wi.i.i. Kstaiii.ihiiki), Hut This
.Season We Mean to Kxcki. am,
FoitsiEit Kkkobts.
A, C. Yates & Co.
Clothing for Men and Hoys,
Sixth and Chestnut,
MEDOKn BPIMJNQ, I'lllLADA.
An Attack of Gravcl.
Tho Terrible 8nDVrln of n Woman nt OOv
How Boo mi Happily Cured. , jfi
tbm l noting l now enjoy lht 1 do not oirs to
sarin ttacd Dr. CtM Knndy'srarorltItemnJy,
mads l Itondoot,N, Y. Mr troubles Wu la mr
kUne ri and rrom which I nsvtr exreetnl to recov.
if. rirat thcro ttro rlnii la rnr lack, 1 to fever,
lah, with no arrctlto ami cem j nt j WM com
pellod to uso a cana, and finally Rot to weak that I
onld Bot Hind alons. Tho dlatms I n my Uek was
torlbla. IwubnrnlnrnpwIthafrrerorconiUat
17 shivering aa It cold. Mr rhrilctans (aid
I HAD BRIGHT'S DISEASE,
which was alarming Information. To add to my af.
atclltm after! had been 111 about two years. I had a
bad attack of Gravel. When Ibis made Ita inw.
nco tnr pby alclari kito bp hit caao, and I ronlmcd
myself to die. I had f our doctors attend me, tho boat
In tho country, yet I tonitantlr a-rew woraa. BIr
rean aolatJ bow well I remember tho Umel I
aiw Br. Kenncdre rarorlto Jlemedy adrorttacd In
onrparor. AttcruitnitonebolUal threwawamy
rane and went to New York on a visit, and three bot.
tlce cured me, I hare oarer had a return of Orarel.
nor ot th palna or weakneea In tb back, and tflootn
lam orer stttr reara of are I am
Now Vigorous and Strong-
Il.1'S."t.,'1'"" i'if ") tired. Ikpth.incll.
EiS?l2Lib" "OUf? nd 1to It 10 nr. BTandrhllclrrn,
S53 11f0?1"n,, '' "henerrr I ranVW hat phjflrlaoil
FAVORITE REMEDY,
Me Ono dollar. rretiamlatnondnnt.N.Y:
Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
Vrerarod by
Bit. DAVID KKNNKDY, ltONDOUT, N. Y.
SlperboUle Sli for it. By all droKirliU.
Tho Ivnntnet Rlnnrl Durttor'ilA
MNUWIlt
This Croat Rprmnn Medicine la the
ehmptntnnil best. lJ3ilooicl SO
I'llltlt llITTl.'t4fn,-Al-ftVlitnthftnaT 2
ono cent a dose, it will cure their U
ri worat rases or skin disease, iromar Ea
Cua rommon tilmnle on tho I
to that nwrul ni-cnso croruin. cr
SULl'IIUIt BITTKltS Is thoM J?
best metllclno to uao In allaT "
ensca of eucn stubborn nnilym,r
deep seated diseases. Doncrsarpout
not ever lako nfnv.iAp.tTn
Ei BLUE PILLS aC8.!LWyju?5Q
Mormereury.tlicrnrodcad'",'.':;;
ill hi .i wVfyou, uso
Hmcdlclnoevcrmadc. M$M it(er3 1
ii7oariongneuoaa - m
til wltha TcllowstlckTiTDon't wait nrtll yon U
nsubstauee? Isyourjrnro unablo to walk, or
breath fnul nnlare flat on vour back.
Ill offenstvo? Vonrtnit get some nt once. It
1 1 stomach la ontwlll euro you. Sulphur
iioiorticr. usejrumerBia
ill hiii.I' nm . i n.i.-.i
?m . . . . . pw w nn inviiiiii'M rii'im.
Is your irrtGiing ftro soon made well by
Ido thick .yrfita ure. Urinember what you
rony, clo-if read here. It may Bavo your
uuy( uriue, it nna Baveu nunurttis
& H Don't wait until to-morrow.
2. if m T-J.i.l m- J-.. I r-j
Am vou low-PDlrltcd and weak
or BiilTcrlnif from tho oxcraacs of
r . u (a - Lltf 1IIIITI) III'lri.'IU
curu juu.
Send 3 2-ccnt stamps to A. I. Onlway Jt Co..
iloston, Mass., for best raoillealwork pufjllshciti'
s ,1.'. UMiiiJj!!'!
.tHtr:
Iftlf.
B ffli.ai.Siff
jaairnMBt
Tlie treatment of many thousands of easel
of tnuso chrnnlo weaknesses and distressing
ailment peculiar to females, at the Invalids
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Iluffalo, N. Y.,
has afforded a vast experience In nicely adapt
ing and thoroughly testing remedies for tht
cure of woman's peculiar maladies.
lr. 1'lcrcc'a t'nvorlto Prescription
I. the outgrowth, or remit, ot this great and
valuable experience. Thousands of testimo
nials, received from patients aud from physi
cians who have tested It iu the more ariria
vatcd and obstinate cases tvhlch had battled
their skill, prove It to be the roost wonderful
remedy ever devised for the relief and cure of
sulleriu? women. It Is not recommended as s
cure-nil," but as n most perfect Specido for
woman 'a itecullnr ailments.
Aa a powerful, In viiforntttig tonic,
It lmpaits strength to tlio whole system,
und to the womb and lta appendages In
particular. For overworked, "worn-out,"
"run-flown," debilitated teachers, milliners,
dressmakers, seamstresses, "shnp-jrlrls," hoii9e
keeer8, nutslnir mothers, and feeble women
generally. lr. l'lerces ravorlto 1'reseriptlon
i the greatest earthly boon, bt'.ntr nnequaled
aa an appetizing cordial and te&inrntlve tonic.
As n aootliltiK anil atroiiKIUoiiIng
fiiiimiiK uiiii iruiiKtiiuiuiiK
e, "l'avorlto rresorlptlon Is uno
n il Is Inroluablo In allayiuir and sub
arroua excitability. Irritability, ex-
iiurviuv. i avunto
nualcd an
dulng nervous
hauatlon, prostration, hysteria, spasms and
other aistrrssing, nervous symptoms com
monly attendant upon functional and organic
disease ot the womb. It Induces refreshing
sleep and relieves mental anxiety and de
ipondcncy, lr. i'lorce'a Farorlte Prescription
la a loglilmato medicine, carefully
compouuded by an experienced and skillful
physician, and adapted to woman's delicate
organization. It Is purely vegetable In lta
composition and perfectlr harmless In Ita
elTecU In any condition of the system. For
morning sickness, or nausea, from whatever
cause arising, weak stomach, indigestion, dys
pepsia and kindred symptoms, IU use, in small
doses, will prove very beneficial.
" 1 avorlte Prescription ti a posU
tlTocure for the most complicated and ob-
Kdnnie cases ot leucorrnca, excessive nowing,
painful menstruation, unnatural suppressions,
prolapsus, or falling ot the womb, weak back,
bearing-down aensatlona. chronlo congestion,
Inflammation and ulceration of the womb. In-
uumraauun, pain ana tenaerneas la ovaries,
accompanied with MnlArnat liMt
Am a roKUlutor and promoter ot func
tional action, at that critical period of change
from girlhood to womanhood, "Farorlte Pre
scription " is a perfectly safe remedial agent,
and can produce only good results. It Is
equally efficacious and valuablo In Its ertoota
when taken for tbose dlsordeis and derange
ments Incident to that later and most critical
period, known as "The t.'hango of Life."
"l avorllo 1'roscrlplluli," when taken
In connection with tho use of Dr. Pieree'i
tloldcn Medical Discovery, and small laxative
doses of Dr, 1'lcrco'a I'urgallve l'ellets (Little
Liver rilM, cures Liver. Kidney and Illud.ler
diseases. Their combined uso also removes
blood taints, and abolishes cancerous and
scrofulous humors from the system.
"ravorlto Prescription" is the only
medlcino for women, sold by druggists, muter
a poalllvo Riiarautoo, from tho manu
facturers, that It will give autlsluct Ion In every
case, or money will be refunded. This guaran
tee uas ueen printed on the bottle-wrapper,
and lalthfully carried out for many years.
. I.urifo bottles (00 doses) S1.00, or alx
bnttloa for 85.00. '
For large. Illustrated Treatise on Diseases of
Women (160 pages, paper-cornea), leud tea
Dents la stamps. Address,
World' Dispensary Radical association,
63 nolu SL, BUITAI.O, N.Y.
'I have used two bottles of your Palne's
Celery compound, and It has given entire sat
isfaction as an appetizer and blood puruier."
1. 1 itKHHKn, ,aierionu, unauiu.
Paine's
Celery Compound
la prescribed by physicians, recommended by
druggUU, endorbed by mlnlstere, pralN'4 by
users, and guaranteed by the manufacturer.!,
as a spilng medlcino which will do aU thatu
claimed for It. Vse It this spring, and see bow
quickly It tones you up.
Purifies the Blood.
Full accounts of wonderful cures made by
I'alne's Celery Compound alter other medicines
and tho beat physicians had tailed, sent free.
There's nothing like It.
tl.to, six for H.W. Uruggut.
Wilis, Kiciiirpwn & Co., liurllngton, Vt.
DYE WITH DIAMOND DYES i7JS.
Sweat-Groan-Growl.
What tlislt tatx
eipected of the
old faihloned way
of blacking the
ahoeat Try the
hew way by tttlnc
WOLFF'S
Acme Blacking
and th dirty ttiV
become cleialjr
wiurt.
Wolff'sAGMEBIacking
REQUIRES NO BRUSH.
Sheds Wattr or Enow, Shoes can be wiihed
Uean, tttjulrlog drtaalag only once a Week
for men, once a Month for women.
It It alia an Elegant Harness Draaalng.
WOLFF&RANtfOLPrLPhllpMji
8L00MSBUIIG PLilHING MM
The undcrslcntd havln? rut his rianlnt M
Itttlroid street. In Rrst-rinsr condition. Ir on
rod to do all kinds of vcrkln his Hue,
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS. MOUi-DINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
urnlti'cd at r.t,ui!iuiet rices. All ininbiruM
4 well seasoned and none but skilled workmei
are employed.
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
frtririsheil on nppliottion.
CHARLES Kllllti,
Ittocmt Nltnrg, I'a
TO CORSUMPTIVES
Tho uiulcisiL'oed liftviot been re
stored to licfilth by 8iinilo tnennp, nfler
sui.lliing for set oral years with n severe
lung affcftiotJ, antl thitt dread dineae
Conhimitiov, is ntixioita to makf-
known lo hm fellow KiifTerero the meatip
of euro. To tho?o ho dit-ire it, he will
cliceriitlly send (free of t-har-M-) a rop
o tlio vrcfuriidioD ntou, unioli 1 hi-
will find a mro cure for Consi'MI'tion,
Atiim, C.vTAititit, l!noKcniTi3 and
i'l throat Biul liintr Maladies. He
Itoptu all btilTei ota will try hix Ii medy,
m it is invaliinblc 'll'o-io dcsinnut the
ircROiiption, which will coat tliem ooth
intr, nnd may provo a b'essine, will
ple.ie ntldriB1, 1U.V. Eoward A. Wn.-
on, Wiliianisburi', Kiiich Uonntv,
iSew York. A-it-co.-aec-7-iy
E
IRE INSURANCE
CnniSTIAN P. &HAfF, IlLOOMSllDHQ.rA,
iiu.ir.. uc it. i.
JlKltCIIANTSVOF' NEWAKE, N. J.
I' LINTON, N. V.
PEOPLES' N. Y.
RKAD1NO. PA.
UUUMAN AMEItlCAN INS. CO..NEW VOKK.
(lltEENWICH INS. CO., NEW VOHK.
JEItSKY CITY FIUK INS. CO., JKltSEY
CIT, N. J.
These old corporations are well seasoned by
me and fik txstid and have never yet had a
loss Bettled by any court ot law. Their assets are
all tnrested in solid skcdbitiis are liable to the
azard ot fire only.
Losses raourrLr and nomsTLT adjusted and
aid aa soon aa determined by Cbristiih r.
:nxft. arxcuL aoimt and adjcsth tiLOOatsicBO.
TheDoonleof Columbia county should uatroa-
tze tho agency where losses If any are settled and
oau ny one or tner own citizens.
ruuaui'NKsti. nyuiTi, r&iu uuuau.
PENSIONS ! TENSIONS
U.-.8 PENSIONS due many OFnoaBS. Bolbisbi
Siilcbs, their Widows, Cdildrkn and DaraxDiNT
tURKMS everywhere. If In doubt, or any l-cnsioo
lniormation wanteu, write nere. no wasniuEiuo,
D. C , or other Agency si advantageous us this N.
J. AUKNUY.
(Thousands ot Pensions ai-gregatln? millions
of dollars, r-btaloed throudi this AKency. and
us
wl
t).
others allowed dally, jj Addross with two stamps
jAMba r. lfuLinii,
Coumelor at Law,
2SIE. state St.. Trenton N.J.
(Late IT. S. Pension Agent, N. J. llvt. line oen'l.
t iieiera iu uuv., u. n. rvua uuu .-,1. ju o.,
posts (). A. ll, and Pensioners alt u. u., Canada &.C
reo ls-r-i-
nt
I 'XtWVFirJJ. I'-fiMt tinikiir. War-J
'Iffit Ssf M JaiUntmrra. Both Udi..-
ail attnH' tliM. wlih worka
ui) tun of tqtul vtUs).
Onfll'erionlaHfk lo
tltlr tn tocurt om flrta.
toirthrr with out Urc and
obU Una of llouaehold
Numplrs TkM implei,
well tt th wtlch, wt Mnd
Ks4ak. and aftr voa hml ktt
lbm In jwr liom for S month ad ltwB ihm tho
who ph tt ar ran b iur of rtllic lb Watch
Ind flataiIO. VW J ft'aM.. Addr-M
Itln-un tV: Co., Ilox 81. larilia, MuvLoe,
H C SLOAN k BRO.
JJLOOMSBUKG, PA.
Manufacturers of
CARRIAGES BUGGIES, PHAETNS
SLEIGHS, PLATFDR VI WAQMS &G
Flr8t-clasE wort always os hand,
RprAlRlAUNEAlLYDONE.
Priui reduttdto wit th' timet.
PATENTS
vests and Trade Marks obtatned.and all Patent
slnesH conducted tor MODKIt TE FEES.
OUR OKPICE IS OPI'nHlTE U. H. PATENT
FKICIt. We have no aub.fltrencteti. all huslneas
direct, licncooan transact patent business In less
uiue uuu at Lua i man tuuae rcmuio iruui
Washlnirton.
send model, drawln?, or photo.wltb description.
We advise it patentable or not, freo ot charge.
Our fee not due till oatent Is secured.
A book,"IIow to Obtain l'atents,,,wltb referenM3
o actus) cueniB in your state, county, or town,
til HQ?, .uarus9
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Ptent once, Waahtnutnn, p.O
THE WORLD
Of
TO-DAY,
A JIAONIflCENT ATLAS OK TUB WOULD. In
one fftreo quarto volume, mxii incneu iu
sue, containing ns paves or nanasomeiy en
uravod nud oolored niani Also an , Index ol
over 5. 10 cities, rivers. -.etc.. tliro'iirhout tho
world! trl'lns enact location, t-'lothj price
A beautiful, aecu-ato. convenient and comnrfi.
benUve atlts,- a marvel or art, ot Information and
of prt-e, the (qua) ot tht Ix-bt f I0(W atlas ever
pub'IsheJ,
AIIVNDYATLASOFTIIKWOltl.l). A neat and
convenient voluu.o, contslDlng 134 colored
maps, nlacrams, tablen, etc., descriptive of
every country In the world, carefully classified
and skillfully arranged for eay reference. SQO
paxes or lniormation, v. luableanl available.
L'lotli, t-ilceuc, plJS40
A guld riolt to the whole world, a pocket cyclo
pedia, a mtrvel ot value and cheapneM, and a
dally compwlon of every newspiper reader,
tsent by uv on receipt ot price and postage
Enclose Pojtortlce Money Order, New York
Draft, or Postal Koto for full amount.
Kloh a. Hausbdhy,
18 tulncy st 1'iooklyn, N. Y.
ELY'S Catarrh
Cream Ba'jn
Cleanses llio Ns aj
PftsjaROP, Al I Jaj
Tain ami IufleftvrlAVfEVER!
matlon, Urals the
Bores, Ilettorcs Hie
8enes od'aiteanil
Smell.
TRY THE OUEF.H
'.EVER
A Dartlcle la aDDUeu into each nostril, uri u
agreeable, l'rtca 69 cent at Druicslstsi br mall
isioreu, sy cia. uli unviujsiia, m warren
street, Heir Veric
ran is.
mti
HMP7aT)?flH
stHnJ tlio tlKTerctico betweon sobriety
ami ctrunkenrlOH. We think we tic,
lo our Borrow, In enough osboh lo win
this baltlo With llio dovlt ntitl hlii
angel". This Is our hoi, i alitor than
tr-inpornnco orrjanlzationp, tuitgnolio
orators, nml brass bands esptcuily ns
tl'eru's sllll danger of tlio orators and
bauds brim (Inink ns usual.
As between a tlrutiki-n man and an
csraiit'd lutialio wo utvor could mnko a
choice to savo ns. And, as for any
business translation with them, wo say
luiirison tlio drnnkard and turn loose
Iho Innatlo upon sooiety. For pity
sako nnd Iho good of ooiety, liowevir.
tne innatlo is ill pr! veil ol Ins liberty,
whilt'. fur tho l.oll of sooii'tv. the eron.
io ilritiikaid is still at lariro: and. whon
foil of n oros between benr.itio and
iirpi nlinc, lii frcmiuitlv yoos nbout
llio a roaring lion net-king whom and
wnat r-o can tlefiioll and rtovonr. lie
s not particular as to who or what ho
comis across. With tho normal bent
of his heart increased fonio thirty
thonand strokes per day ho is ant to
out his way thiuitgli liko a steam saw
mill ai nigh pressure, regarding mm
self at once th '"toekof tho walk" tl-o
'bull of thu voodf,"nd "uionaroh of nil
ho surveys."
Wlitn, with tlo evt of tho etolutiou.
1st wo look back ovtr human advatico-
roenl, and r.oto our graduil deelop
mcnt from tiionkiy to tnan, wo arc
almost axtoniched in this nineteenth
centurv of the Chtislian era to seo the
very shoit stp we stem to have talen
frcm tho original proper. burs of the
in- dtrn e,olutionit. When jlaet d
fate to (ace with tho cricimtl we cro
apt to query "which is which," in view
of tho niiiiual still adherent nnd plainly
tierccptiblo tlironcli tlruiiki ntsctp. A
caudal appendago alono is raiR'ing.
ah a lonely uigunienttn lavor of
whiskey it ' said that evil is frequent
ly overruled for good. Wo admit it,
tt the whiskey is pure;butlhe drunken
t ecs rcetiltint! from imbibinu modern
decoctions is too mean and poisonous
for a ruling, at.d consequently never
terminates in anything belter than thu
headache or dvliiium t remene. To ox
ter tninnte tho gigantio curse of the age
in whieh wo lw, and that wo may pos
sibly leavo tho world a littlo belti r
than we found it, and from a ensi of
duty owing to God and humanity, let
us east our ballots upon tho queetion
as quietly and purely as the snow falls,
and give Gud tho praise for tho
oppoitunity.
I. .1. J.
Now Coltimbii", Pa. February 19, 1889.
Editors Colcubun:
As the proposition to amend tbo
State Constitution in regard to Prohi
bition, appears to bo the main topio or
discussion, I desire to say to my fel
low r aders, and voters of Columbia
County that after considering tlio sub
ject fairly and honestly it is una im
pel itve duly to work and vole with
thoso who aro striving to promolo tho
welfare of tho rising generation. Now
let tne state a fact; a great many
peoplo are afra'd to do what they
know to bo their duty, for fear of tho
opinions of others, not only is it the
case with the average voter, but many
ol our township, (Jounty, State and
even National Oflicen-; tho excuse is
'I dare not do it on account of the
ideas of my constituents, or my party.''
Tho verv "idea,, dare not do right.
Surely right wrongs no one, and our
very best men say "I wonld rather bo
right than Prtsidont." Decidedly the
worst curse in our fcountry to day is
the rum traffic. Let us now do some
thing to remedy the terrible evil.
Tho drinking habit brings in its
train a ho't of kindred evils, it not
only destroys tho health, bnt infliUs
i mn upon the innocent and helpless,
foritinvadis the family circle and
spreads wco and sorrow all around, it
breaks tho father's heart, b( reaves tho
doting tnother,and brings down mourn
ing age in sorrow to tne grave.
It covets tho land with idleness and
poverty, dUease and crirot ; il fills our
ii Ih, alms-houseB and asylums,
t condemns law and order, and
furnii-hes victims for tbo scaffold. It
i ncili s the father to brutally abuse bis
family and friends. It bribes voters,
corrupts elections and endangers our
government, degrades the cit'zen, le
gislator and statesman. You will par
don my zeal, for it is in the onuo of
humanity.
I appeal to honest thinkers, can
nothing be done to lessen tl.e great
evilt
They ask us: would you vote for the
amendment and thus lower the value
of hotel and saloon property. Wo ask
you can you vote to continue enrich
tng the bloated saloon keeper, and
those who desire to flood the t-ountty
with dirtilled poison, at the expense of
thousands ot poor families. 1 appeal
to you parents in ail faitnes, and ear
nestness, are we not under obligations
to sanction every illort tor its suppres
sion.
As wo havo an opportunity in our
lifo to perform one kind act for tho
sako of our boys who wo hope will be
free ftom this curse, this eating canker
of our prosponty and of our life.
Yours in tho cause
J. E Snydf.k.
Miillinville Pa,
Fb. 1P.1889.
CATARRH,
Catarrhal Deafnoss and Hay Fevtra
A NKW HOME TREATMENT.
Sufferers aro not generally nwaro that
these diseases ttro coiitaKlomi, or that they
are due to the presence of living parasites hi
the, lining nieuihrnne of the nose and eus
tachian tubes, .microscopic research, now
nver. has lirovinl this to bo a fact atut tlm
result Is that a simple remedy lias been for-
muiateu wnereuy caiarru, caurrnai nearness
and hay fever are permanently cured iu
from one to three simple applications made
nt homo by the patient onco In two weeks,
h', K.For catarrhal discharges peculiar to
letnaies iwuitesj mis renieuy is a specinc
A pamphlet explaining tills new treatment
Is sent on receipt ot ten cents tiv A. II.
Dixos & Spv, 804 West Kinff 8t, Toronto,
Sufferers from catarrhal troubles should
read tno erxiYO careiuuy.
Tate Springs, Tew., July 4, 188S.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.s
During the spring of 1871, while working
In the field at my home in Morgan county,
Ga I pulled off my shoes to rive my feet a
rest. Unfortunately, I walked into a clump
of poison oak, and In a few days my feet
were In a terrible condition, and I coufd not
put on a shoe because of the soreness and
swelling. I was treated at poison oak cases
Usually are, and everything was healed up.
About the tame time the following spring,
187a, my feet became tote again, as at first,
and every tuccccdiug spring for five years
brought back the sam condition of the dis
ease, only caii time It became more dis
tressing, because I began to think it was
lifetime trouble, Finally, I was Induced to
fry Swift's Specific, I took six bottles, and
to-day am entirely well. My improvement
was gradual from the first, and no erldence
of the disease remains. I shall take pleas,
ure In testifying as to Its curative proper,
ties. It Is tlie greatest blood purl6er in ex.
istence. Yours truly, J. L. Morgan.
The foregoing certlfcata Is taken tt
random from thousands of letters In posses,
sion of the Sw)(t Specific Co,, and presented
simply as a simple. It is a voluntary
statement, giving 'facts and results of the
case. Its accuracy and genuineness are
beyond question.
A valuable Treatise on Blood and Skis
Diseases mailed free. Address
THE SWIFT WECIFIC CO., .
Bhm i iilMtfc fist
mmfbrd
YEAST POWDER,
"Tho Old Reliable."
Restores to tho flour tho nutritious phosphates tlost In
bolting. No other powder does this. It Is healthful and
nutritious. Put up in bottles.
PEkRINE'S
PURE
BAULKY
i
Jx
f it A av 1
m
IIP
DM-rUMD rnvn selected llarloy Malt and guaranteed to bo chemically pure
and freo rrom l.ijurlous oils and telds often contained In alcoholic liquors. It Is
especially adapted to persons requlrlDga etlmulatlnp tonic, (onsutnilles beli'B
eroatlv benefitted by lta use, liecommctided by leading physicians aa a mtirct v
Nervine. Tonlo and Alterative. For consumpilu-a 11 li invaluable. rillHINKV
rUHR llaltbEY MALT WHISKEY Insures a return of vigor to the fctomach, agooa
appetite, a rich and nbundant blooil and Increased ncsh and mutcularttwue, A
stimulant mild nnd gent 10 In effect. , Dyspepsia, indigestion and all dl
cases cai bo entirely conquered by theuxeor l crnne'a I lire Hi rley alt VN hlf Keys
It is a tonlo and diureno and a powerful stungthener to llie entire system, ruil
IIINE'S PUHK HAHLEV MALT WII1SKE1 has proed a medicinal protection to
those who pursue their avocations Intheopenalr and whose dally ork calls 11
exceotlonal powers of endurnnco. Ask joui nearest druggist or grocer tor lot
PKHHINE'S I'llHE UMtLKY M ALT W1118KKY levlies the encretes ' thoje"
out with excessive o-xlllv or mental effort and acts aa a, safeguard against exposurf
In wet and rigorous weather. It will drive all malarious diseases lion 1 the sj stem.
Hard worKors 01 every vocation ana pera-Jiin " ""'"'j r
Uyspepslalindln Pcrrlne'a l'ure liarley fmmam'mm,'T;,y,a , A
Malt wnisieey a power
nnd hptnr to dlirr,Mnii
I'Ullr. llAltl.KI MAUI wuiom:.!
without unduly sttmuuting the kid
neys tncroases their flagum activity,
counteracts tho efTocts of fatigue, has
tens convalescence and Is a wholesomo
and prompt aiuretio. watcn
None genuine unless bearing the
turn
Kot saiouT all druegsts
and grocers tlirouguout
the United states and
Canada.
37 NORTH FRONT ST. 38NORTH WATER ST., PH1LA
FOHSALB 11Y
ENNEY GOODS
Alexander Bros. & Co,
WHOLESALE DEALEItS IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CAIVTBIES,
FRUITS AND NUTS.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
HENRY MAILLAEDS
HHCA.NDIES.
ntfiSII VERY WEEK.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
A SPECIALTY.
SOLS 10SNT8 FOR
F. Y. ADAMS 4 CO.,
PINE CUT
CIIEAVING j
TOBACCO!
Sole agent sot tho fol
lowing Dranas or
cigars.
HENItY CLAY,
LOND11BS,
NOHMAL,
INDIAN PRINCESS, V
SAMSON,
SILVER ASH.
DEALER IN
Foreign amdBameMio
WINES AND LIQUOR
AND JOBBER IN GIGAKS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
One ot the latest improvements is tho NEW SOFT STOP ATTACHMENT
which enables 0110 lo piny without disturbing anyone iu the vicinity and with
little wear to the iiirlrument.
WE ARE OFFERING BARGAINS ON THESE INSTRUMENTS.
THE GEOliGK STUCK & CO PIANO, after thirty years of severest test
are used, on account ot unequalled durability, by CG coilegtB and many others
in the United S ates
THE ESTEV UPRIGHT PIANO, with new repeating action, best in tho
woild for upright pianos, and tho first and only pcrftct repeating action
introduced with uptight piano?.
THE OPERA PIANO has a reputation oi 38 years. A warrantee of five
years is given with each instrument. It is the test medium-priced piaiW in
tho market.
Our LINE of ORGANS is very complete,. wo have THE CELEBRATED
ESTEY, THE MILLER, WORCESTER, UNITED STATES, aud other
makes.
SEWING
Wu hive tho celebrated WHITE,
STANDARD ROTARY, ROYAL
NEW ROME.
Pianps Organs and Sowing Machines
on installment plan.
Wo have also bmjos, guitars, Gonnai1
accordofina, blow accordeonn, flutes, fifts,
mouth orgma, drum, &). Five hundred
pieo 's of tun cent sheet muio, &o., &o.
Second hand pianos, organs and sewing
machines on lnt;il, and received in oxchangO
for new ones.
Agent for Uutterick and Domestio piper
palttrtu and f.ifhion bowks. Sowing tnachiuo
itedllev, ciN mid uttao!nnenU for nil moohines
alw.tj'9 in stock.
J,
Bloomsburg Pa,
rSEEDS, 1
crttiiitwju iuaa,ucuk,l
Palter
ret tm-tt
MALT WHISKEY.
Pcrrlne'a l'ure Harley fy"'mmmmm.mmm " T ,k 1 .
powerful tnvlgorantS The analysis ns It appears by the LS
gestlon. 1'KUlflNK'ti Bbel on etery bottle: 1 havocarefull an
Iaiyzea innrnii ""'i
tr made ty M. fi J. K rerrlne and nnd.
it entirely free from fusel oli.f urfurol,
Imetals and acids and la absolutely
pure." Sltmed, CVimWIa Arthur tlatrr,
tneiarxa 1
slgna
Oeima am Veitbaitn
DUUOQlsrS AND ALL DEALERS.
ANY OKDEIt
FOIl FESTIVAL
will be
SUPPLIED WITH
THE
LOWEST
as follows:
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
WALNUTS?
CREAM NUTS,
ALMONDS,
l'OP CORN
BALLS.
"We liavc in r-trck a fitur lit e of rautica
inttrumentti than Las ever te n bought in
Inn section, and we aru making special
'nducemeniB to imrchaters for the holiday
eason. We gel our instruments direct
frrm the manufactories, and can offer
I'Ctter terms than can be given by any
nlner parties,
THE 1VKRS
stand
& POND PIANOS
at the head.
ONE HUNDRED OF THESE NOW
IN USE nt the HOS'J Oh CONSERVA
TORY of MUSIC.
MACHINES.
NEW DOMESTIC. NEW HOME.
ST. JOHN, NEW DAVIS, and
'
oldj
-WKwr.i.'.L.
Saltzer,
General Agent.
PENNYROYAL PILLS
' tlM Matt
Mlalll bill fcfl sv. 11
r" T " susj III VtMi T
"ZJ-i t.7tiyf. raa aU.. 10.1100 ClL
r.iiM" "W8MIU,V.
KB
I L W
-7 I
srrr.
V'iyen Wire Fencing
BEST aflkV
STEEL T.V
ViroUopoecivngo
on Tn at DPR ROD, . .
Vat:- II WW w w - flftaIf
AnwMMiynnE. u&avinnr riib Information frm
Feb m o o w 1st
HINDERCORN8.
tti entr tar mn tor rnastopa lln. rnajrM
tS3iSS& tharatt 15c at Urnirrtata. lliadoi ACa.W.T.
CONSUMPTIVE
Li" 1. .c Aiamnn rnuin. it Hsai rnmi
you IJOU
M I
UM ariKtng
bvmdefectlre nutrition. Tk In tltn. Wc Lw.
MarMl'lU
UM wlnr-MiieMen
tnd l til pan faff
n.fita AMI nflChlKML
wnon tatie fori 1117,1 i7
DMt MWrnf-micniD mmam 1
world. with all tht ttiach !!.
1 wiiiatlsM dfr(ttrr)Dli
Una of or coitl? and alub) art
inmpIM in rrtnm wm nai jom
knitf aar hat asrst end. to IhOH tthO
mty fal. at your liome. and after O
Thll JTMind mat-hint ft
mtdaarW tht Nlltitrr paunia.
run oat H wtd fw 90J1. wtih lha
larhmfnit, and now alla for
'HAO. Prt.tirontTt. moat Hit.
hit marhina in thf world. All la
.ft .No cMDital i-Mnirfd. I'l In,
i.-i. 1 hnu tthi wriia la ua at on re tan
tr ftff tba b afwlnr-matnJns? In tht world, and tht
CnMf iirtf worha of b'rh art at n ihon lnrrHht tn Amfric.
'JL'nU;V CO,, Ilox 7IO Augnatiii luoe.
tanjTT'Ob-f'
GHATKFUL COMFOHTINO.
EPP'S COCOA.
nilEAKPAST.
"By a thoroush knowlodecottho natural taws
which RuTCrn the oieiallons ot dlirestlon and
nutrition, and by a careful application of the line
properties of wtll-peteuted 1 ocoa. Sir Eppshas
Srovld- d our breakfast tanlcs with a d!)lcatcly
avored beveraee which may sare us many heavy
doctors' bllK It Is by the Judicious use ot such
articles of diet t bat. a const llutlon may be gradual.
Iv built up until strong enoiurn to resist every ten
dency to dl ease. Hundreds ot subtlo maladies
are floating around us re dy to attack wherever
there Is a w eak point. s may escape nany a
fatal shaft, by keeping 0'iinelves well foi titled with
pure blood and a properly nourished frame."-Cfr;H
Serrlc Vmvtte. Made simply Willi belling water
or milk, sold only in hall pound tins, by urocers,
labelled thus:
jamem kits CO., Uomocopathlo Chemists,
oct so-d-ct, London, England.
RAILROAD SIME TA3LH
TELAWARK, LACKAWANNA AND
WKSTEllN IlAILItOAD.
BLOOMSBTJUG DIVISION.
STATIONS. KOltUI.
r m r M . m. i. it
MORTUCMBRRLANP C 40 I 1 10 10 tl IS
Cameron 6 65 10 ts c 80
Chulafek) ciO .... 10 6 31
uanvine ,. o ui i ua iu e 40
Catnvl-s;l OSS a 14 10 S3 (S
Ilupert..-.. (IS' 2 111 1100 1 C5
Iiloomsrjtirg 6 88 !il II 07 7 12
Espy a 42 3 S9 it is r su
Lime Itldgc, .. 6 60 .. 11 23 7 !7
Willow Otove . ...1.64 .... 1120 7 81
lirlarcrcck a w ti 30 7 ss
Berwick 7 (15 S 48 11 37 7 48
lieach llinen 7 11 2 64 11 44 7 49
Hick's Fern-. 7 IS 2 69 11 48 65
Shlckshinny - 7 SO 3 09 11 S3 8 rs
ilumucK's i Li a ih Vi ut, a IT
Nantlcoke 7 60 3 SO 12 16 8 22
Avondale 7 64 12 20 R 3a
riymoutll 7 69 3 36 12 26 8 33
PI) mouth Junction 8 03 3 39 12 30 8 33
Kingston 8 08 3 43 12 37 8 46
Dennett 8 12 .... 12 41 8 49
Maltby 8 17 .. 12 45 8 63
Wyoming 8 22 8 62 12 50 8 63
West Ilttaton 8 27 3 60 12 65 9 03
nttston S 33 4 01 1 03 9 09
Lackawanna . 8 40 .... in o 17
TavionlUe...... 8 48 1 IU V 25
neuevue 8 54 .... 1 25 9 so
KCR1NT0N. ......... ......... 9 (10 4 22 1 30 9 85
ru ru ri xu
STATIONS. SOUTn
am am ru ru
ScHANTON 6 10 9 50 2 05 6 SO
Believue o it 9 65 ... ess
Taylorvnie o so 10 oo ,!tt .so
Lackawanna. 6 2? loos 221 6 37
nttston 6 3D 10 in 2 28 S 46
Weal nttston 6 42 10 22 2 84 6 60
Wyoming 6 47. 10 27 2 39 6 ss
Maltby a si 10 30 ... s 69
Bennett 6 65 10 81 2 47 7 03
Kingston 6 68 10 81 2 5a 7 07
Plymouth Junction.. 7115 tn 42 2 54 712
Plymouth 7 to 10 47 2 69 7 ts
Avnndale 7 14 10 61 3 03 7 21
Nanllcnkc.i 7 19 10 55 3 no 7 ss
HunlOCk'B 7 20 II 02 S 19 7 43
SMcksliluny 74 It 12 3 29 7 ss
Illek's Firry IM 1122 8 39 8 07
Beach Haven 8 Ot I' 28 8 45 8 18
Berwick 8 07 tl 37 .3 61 8 20
Bnarcreek 8 13 .... 3 57 8 27
Wl'lowOrove 8 16 114' 4 01 8 81
Llmelildge. s 20 tt 62 405 8 ss
KPy, S 26 11 69 4 12 8 41
Bloom'burg 8 82 12 05 4 18 8 47
Hnpertl... , 8 87 12 10 4 24 8 62
Catawlssn ,82 12 16 4 29 8 67
Danville 8 B7 12 80 4 40 9 15
Chulasky. s n.1 4 64 9 23
Cameron , 0 07 12 40 5 00 9 28
N0KTllCktBni.AND 9 22 12 6 6 15 9 49
A il pu pu pic
Connections at ilupert with 1'hlladeiphli-
Heading Kallroad for Tamanend, Tamuqua, Will,
lsmsport. sunbury. Pottsville. etc AtNarthum
berlanrt with P. K. Dlv. P. It. It. for Ilarricbiirg.
Lock II aven, Emporium, Warren, corrj- and Erie.
'V. P. UALSTEAD, Oen. Man..
Scranton, Fa
Pennsylvania Railroad.
w
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis'
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
llxp
TIME TABLE.
In effect NOV. iq 1883. Trains leave snnbury
EASTWAItD
9.40 a. m., sea Shore Express (dally except
Sunday), for Ilarrlsburg and lntermedlatestatlons,
arriving at Philadelphia s.is p. m. s New York.
S.50D. m.! IlAltlmnrn i J4 n m . irnB1,,nn.n
6.66 p. m., conneetlognt Philadelphia for all Be
Philadelphia ' T rousl1 PapM,nBer coach to
. ,, i.aa p. ra. nay express
dally except SundayLforllarrlsburgand Interme-
dlatn fltntlnnn. nrrivlno t,v.,inn,i.
6.60 p.m.; New- York, 9.85 p. m. ; Baltimore
6.45 p. m. i Washington, p.on p, m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and pasaeDger coaches
through to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
T,45 p. m. Henovo Aeeoinciodation (daily
forllarrlfburgand all Intermediate stations, arriv
ing at rnnadeipniai 25n. m, ; New York 7.10 a. m.
Iia tlmore. 6.15 s.m. t WaHiitpion a SO s. m. !
"""il, 1 lr,n"n uornsnurg io rmiadei.
phla and New York. Phllndi iplila pawengers can
remain In lwp-r unrtlatitrtiM intll 7 a. m.
Philadelphia sle,per Is run on this train lrom
Wllllam-port on Sundays
in,Nlam;iir"..Ma,l'tlEllf'or narrlsburg and
o o. '.""fi 61r'v'nK at. i nuaoeipnia
e.ssa. m New York ll.boa. m. t Baltimore 8,15
r.V. V " . i--o n. iii. mivvvn junman
sleeping carsaie run on thlstrolnto Philadelphia,
HAItlmnrta anil t nalitrintnn .. a t. v.
...x.w. ' 'a r,aiss's ii'ii, nuu liJIUuliU UILe&Cll
Bercoachestorhilsdelrhla end Baltimore.
WESTWAllU.
S.1 1) ft . vn li.n . . . . . ,. . . .
Intermertiat stations ana Canandalgiia aid
cars and passenger coacneB to Erie and Hoones.
9.63 News Express (dally eicept Sundar) for
lock naven and Intermediate stations. '
-;vH'.. 1,0f?)tt jiaAjuroB (uaii7 except pnn
a yjforKflne nrcllutermedlateBtatiocB a&d Can
"Jliwtfr. Buffalo "and Niagara Kails with'
X-.. '"nIK "I;" i-uacue to ixane ana itocnester
and Parlor car to Wllliamsport, w
JM "J." . 1 '."lrw"Jr'Acepiounaay)rorne.
novo and lntermedlatestatlons, and Elmlra.Wat.
ainB ana inrermediate stations, w llh through cas.
senger coaches to jtenovo and vutlns. v
dlate statior- envo ana mterme-
THROUGH TRAINS POItsUNBtltY FROM TUB
Kliniinv tiiotl InnpDn T-l n.j.it a. ....
Harrlsbuv T.40 arrl Ingat sunbury 9JW a. m.
New; Expresi- leavet Philadelphia 4.80 a.m.
P,?..tturK "!' a- ar Vxeept BnndaV
arriving st Sunburj 9.63. a.m. '
pi.iian.mM. .,.'K;Pfyei
Phla and liultlmoT?. ' " ,rom ' mwael'
?,Llte leaves Now Voik 9.ro a.m. i Phtladel.
SunburyV" mo p. " WiiS" hro -glf 'SSSSni
ooarhfsfiom Ph'lladeiphla and Italilmore. 8M
Phla 1 1 a p. nu WKWiiW , Bait i.
ihti. irK,. :""" r" '!' tars irom
"'J ".oi'itKiou ana iiai more and
hrough rassenger conches troij Philadelphia
HtiI?aT.H1X:!,.A:l;,ATV.IV ' " H KPNitAitni:
wnvn,i"iV'r.e??fP5'Hi.r- .
ti?JR5;",JMt leaTes Bunburr 6.85 p. ra.. arriving
unZrVM
ExprissWestleavea viiw..i...XL' .-.
Vlng at Bloom Kerry l.no p, m.7sunbury Lw&n
HIT Vli k V v
Bundajr maU lt?a?ea Sunbury s-es a m nrrutnw
w,,iM.uiuutti,i(jii if ayes vllkeflinrr a-in
mm
mm
I IILC1 rilLL
uen-atansgsf 00. f i ut gr 4g