THE COLUMBIAN AJJD DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. '
Tht Lost Atlanta-
For many centuries there hag been a
tradition of a long loH island called
Atlantis.
Tho Greek Keograpberg located it in
the Atlantia Ocean, west of tho north,
wcet part of Africa and tho Pillars of
Hcroules. The sea-kings of Atlnu'i
arn gaid to havo invadod Knroi o and
Africa, and to havo been defeated by
tho Athenians.
All the legends aqreo that It wai a
vat igland, of koxhausUble resource',
ard inhabited by a raco of guperior
iiooplc. For ages thin island has ox
isted only on legendary loro. B it
now, when tho liiiht of modern ro
tearch la turned fnll npon tho invosti
gation, behold tho lost Atlantis at our
very doors.
So the bigoted medical fratorn'ty
f;oes groping about in the dark, seok
ng tor no Atlantis or Eculapiup,
when if thcyvwould investigate, thoy
would behold the lost Atlantis at their
very door With tholr anolent text
book, a caso of physic, a paper in their
waistcoat giving them licenso to prac
tice, experiment and doso with their
injurious drug, cauterize and perform
unnecessary acts, with no person or
laws to hold them accountable, they
continue their bigoted, unjustified
practice, staring into vacanoy, and im
agining that they see in themselves an
Esoolapiua.
Wrapped in ancient bigotry, they
are crying out against all improve.
tnentB that have been made in medi
cal science. Tbey denounco any new
idea advanoed by a layman or an op
position school as a fraud.
Whyt
Becauso humanity will not be bene
fited? Not at all, but becauso their
special ism did not make the discovery.
Yet they concede that their is no
reiuedv known to their materia medica
that will cure an advanced kidney mi
lady and the diseases arising there
from although many of them know
from crowning proof that Warner's
Safe Cure will but unscrupulously
. A nM,1 Ai.ll , I, 1. Ill n ill.
geasc, when in reality thoy know thoy
are but symptoms.
A few of tho more honest nhysi
oiana admit that Warner's Safo Cure
is a valuablo remedy, and a great
blessing to mankind, but say, in so
many wordi, when asked why they do
not prescribe it, that tney cannot, ac
cording to their code.
Nevertheless, the world is fast he-
co mine satisfied that tho euro for kid
ney and liver diseases, in. whatever
form or condition, lias been discover
ed, ani there is no doubt but what
Warnr'n S ife Can' and its famo will
live lnni; after sneh biuotry as wo
have instanced is dead and buried.
Tho late eminent physician and
writer, Dr. J. G. Holland, published in
"Scribner's. Monthly," and showed his
opininn of such bigotry, and no doubt
was satisfied that Atlantis might pos
sibly be discovered in a proprietary
medicine, when ho wrote editorially, a
follnws:
"Nevertheless, it is a fact that many
of the b'-st proprietary medicines of
the day were more successful than
many of tho physichru, and most o(
them, it should be remembered, were
first discovered or used in actual medi
cal practioe. When, however, any
shrewd person, knowing thpir virtue,
ad foreseeing their popularity, se
cures and advertises them, then, in the
opinion of the bigoted, all virtue went
out ot them."
Why Many People Seek DiTorce-
A judge who has tried Bevoral hun
dred divorce cases and w' o ha givi n
sDeciat siudv to the subifct said: "I
find that the chief and underlying mo
tive of the bulk of divorces is reaolvel
into the cractical issue of bread and
butter. Tho wife of tbe man whose
income is 1 50 and $2 a day is har
raised, overworki'd, ronse juectly peev
ih. Shu is bothered to make the
8' U sum she can have elntch out
o r the wide space of daily food and
A ul clothes. She is often driven to
denigration by tho needs of ber child
ren. She must piooh and oontrive to
leeD shoes on their naked, cold little
feHt in Wintertime. The food of the
family is nooessarily of the poorest
i ' T. t :..ffi.lA..f fn. 1. , , nlif.
Qu-llliy. ll is luauuiuic'ib ivi vuv
Bieal needs of the man and of the wo
mm. too. He responds to tho de-
mauds of his system for sustenance by
stopping on his way to and from work
for a glass or two of beer, perhaps he
take m-ire, and his improperly nour
ished system makes the boverago ra re
stimulating than it would be to a well
fed man. His brain is slightly inflam-t-H
hv it: he troes home irritablo and
napless in his hoeech. The worried
and tired wife frets at him, at the
oh.ildr.-ii; they cry, and are in his way.
D -sa isfaition springs up, and quir
rrls -nsue between the man and wo
man. The man is diseouraued, d's
Tinrme. He runs awav an I leaves th-
poor burdened creaturo who marr.ed
him to shift tor moveix anil tneir ou
spring. He is made a coward and
vilhan bi oause of incapacity to earn
money enr-ugh cmfnitably to, mert
. i : i. : i . . : . un ...nmfi.! 11
vne reBpuuBiuiHi.ro no onMjv.
Adventures of a Lost Pooketbook.
A vounc man found a lady's pocket'
book in the street at Third Aveuut
and One Hundred and Twenty-fifth
Street vesterdav. In it were a buttoi
hnnk. a nalr of twei zers. a small litho-
crraDh. and four cents. He carried it
along One Hundred and Twenty filth
street until bo saw a well-dressed
vounc couple approaching, and then
hh an experiment on human nature,
dronnod it on tho sidewalk when the
nonnln camo up. The man made
dive for tho pooketbonk and he and
his companion retired to a doorway to
examine their find. Soon thoy came
ont. and. nuttinir tho pooketbook on
thn itide walk acrairi. passed on. The
young man picked up the pocketbook
Thn four cents were none. He drop
ied it again Jut before reachiug
nnntlmr eounle. and it was picked u
as before, and the second couple also
retired, and after a short timo plaoed
be book on the walk. When the
young man pioked it up that timo tho
innD'jrd an ii imttnn hook were cone,
jod only the poor little picture was left
the nocketbook as it waB
finally thrown into tho street, New
York Sun.
That tired feeling
Ani;,t nonrlv averv one in the rprinc,
The system having become accustomed
to tho bracing air of winter, is weakon
ed by tho warm days of tho changing
.o.aAn and reaJiiv vields to attacks of
disease. Hood's Sarsaparilla is just
tbe medicino needed. It tones ana
builds up eyery part of tho body, and
flxnela all impuities from tho blood.
Try it this season.
Tho wiso political prophet who pro
dieted great prosperity for tho working
man in tbe event of Harrison's election
is significantly silent these days. Ho
has nothing to say and tbo averago
workingman has nothing to do. That
s the situation in brief.
The Belirltig President
When til' Democratio party was re
stored to power In tho federal govern
ment four years ago tho opposition
press teemed with prophecies of evil.
Indeed to read and believu tho gloomy
vltiehiations of tho antidcmooratio
press of that day was to get It down as
n OHitnlnty that iho country would go
to the "dun itlon biwwnws" within
sir months after tho inauguration of
tho democratic president But the
proph-'ts of evil havo been titt ily con
futed nud discredited by the juU con
scrvativo and dignilii'd ad iuiHtrntion
of tho Government In lVsidon Cleve
land. The disgu-ting soanilnls wh o
mado anti-demooratio administtationx
n by-wonl and reproach had no
repetition even in tho smallest decree
tinder demooratio rule. Thero has
been no post-tradorahip, whiskey ring.
Star route, Peruvian guano, nr oth r
corruptions to stain tho recoid of
President Cleveland's ndmii'is ration
It passes into history without a blot or
blemish.
Nor docs the claim of tlio Cleveland
regime to the gratitude and applause
of the people rest merely on tho ncgi
tive quality nf a correct and irreproach
able moality In tlio conduct il llw
i;overnmetit. Tho positive politic i f
'rosident Cleveland havo been so
boldly defined that they bavit loft an
indelible impress upon the pul lie nil d.
His heroic effort to reduce leilernl tax
otlon and reform tho revenue system
of tho government, though defeated
by an anti-democratic senate, has had
a wholosomo effect in bringing to the
attention of tho peoplo tho enormities
of a system of taxation deliberately do
vised to enrioh the few at tho expense
of the multitude Tho restoration of
many millions of acres to tho public
domain which has been granted to
corporations that failed to comply
with the conditions of tho gift, has
made a most honorable record for thr
conduct of tho department of tho in
tenor. The reconstruction of th
navy, free from favoritism and jobs iu
the letting of contracts, with thero
suit that there is nov in tho service ol
tho government a fast sailing fleet i
irmored war ships which makes tin
United States onon moro a formidable
naval power, jpeakes volumes in prai-i
of the administration of tho navy d
partment. Tho extentiou and improve
ment of tho mill service, in spile f
tho obstacles thrown in the way b
thousands of officials retained in th
servico who never could subordina e
heir li'ilitiisal hostility to the adminis
tration to their duy as emp'oyes of
le Knvernraent, fully vinlicaio the
evolion of thedem eraiio post master
n-ril to the public niteies'. The
management of the treasury amid the
luculties and dang.-rs ot an a ecu mil
lating surplus which seriously threaten-
if the business ot the country, has
en suoh as to command thn approval
of tho wis-st financiers whatever their
political affiliations. Tbo relation of
the country with foreign nations has
been maintained with dignity and firm
ess and the war ofnc" has b"en
aduiinistend without incident, with
the evception of the Hug episode whioh
was meant to ensure the permanent
paoincation of tho country.
auch is the record ot the late demo
cratic administration. Let opposing
partisans oritisise it as they may, let
envy, natron ami mauco pour vneir en- i
venomed bitterness upon it, impartial
history will aooept it as an imperisha- j
bio testimony of the courage, fidelity,
ability and patriotism of an upright
chief magistrate whose greatest concern
was to promon tne wenare anu uappi
ness of tho people who had entrusted
him with the highest office in their gift.
And now, with a calm dignity, a no
bility of demeanor that shames iho
bigotry and hostility of oppoing
partisanship, tho democratic president
lavs down thp robes of office and .yields
,b chair of state to his successor. I ho
good wisbeand grateful remembrance
of a majority of his fellow citizens will
.. ji i-- ! .; . i :
atienu mm in iuh ruiiruiuuut auu iu mu
fullness of time an undivided pnblio
opinion will accord him tho full meed
of praise for his un-olGah devotion to
the public good which is now partially
denied him througn tno narrowness oi
political opposition. Patriot.
Happy Meetine of Two Friends.
John M. Allen of Charlotte, N. Y.,
said to bis friend. "Parsons, 1 am about
dead with the Gravel, and cannot find
help.'' Mr. Parsons indued nr. Allen
to give Dr. D.ivid Kennedy's Favorite
ftemedy, -t ttoudoul, iN. x., a trial.
Weeks went uy ana tno menus m"i.
Mr. Allen said, "Dr David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy has saved my life.
Ii is a cure for gravel and the only
oure. mar i-i
Bometning Wrong About The Sheriff
A stranger, supposed to bo a man
who is wanted for murder in Tusson,
was diso"vered hiding under a bridge
the other dav and taken to jail to Da
held until Identihed. i nn' mgni n
lug his way out and next day the
heiitt wras aronnd trying to getauiu
bill changed. He says he found the
bill on the street, but that story looks
fishy. There isn't a man in this town
ihat wruldn't yell a lung out if he had
lost that much money. I he prisoner
used a omwbsr to dig out with, and
he sheriff savs ho must havo had it
concealed in his pistol pockt Tho
official owes us $15. and if we can't get
our hands on the money this week we
shall, in our next issue, advise the
nubile to run him out ol to- n as a
dishonest scoundrel.-- Arizona flicker
f- An Attack of C ravel.
Ti Terrible 8nSVrla of a Wsmnii at 00.
nw SW wat Happll? Cared.
Ttxr It nothln, I nov nfcr tint I fla not or to
hTln bmI Dr, DtU JUostift rrortt Betnftlr.
at I!ondrol,N.T. Mr tronUn Utux In mr
Uilntrt and from which I nertr nrtcM to rwor.
r. ririllherevm t'liln tnrUck.lwuJmr.
Uh, with no apretltaaod conW not lwr, I u com.
tllM to tus a can and finally rot to waU that I
jonld not atand alone. Tha dUtmi In aj back was
Krribla, IwuburnlninpnlthafeTtrcrconitint
1ahlTotngHUooU. Urchraktanaaald
I HAD BRIGHPS DISEASE,
hkh waa alamlnir Information. To add to aj af.
AlcUon after X had bwn 111 about tiro ytm. I had
bad attack of Orate!. When thli matVi IU appear
anta mr fhyalelaa ititb npmr cane, and I reataned
mjaelftodla. Ihadfonratoraallendmthabet
In tho country, ret I coniOmtlr rrew yronn. BU
raraafoluJunhoellI!memberthotlmel t
aaw Dr. Xannedr'a ParorlU Bemedr adrertlaed In
our rarer. After uatmr one bottle I threw inrDl
cane and want to New Totk on a tlalt. and three bot
tlea cored me. I hare nerer had a return of OnreL
nor of the pelna or weakneaa In the baok, and thontti
I am orer aUtr raan of ar I am
Now Vigorous and Strong-
It?K..h.T?.?ifi' '," J." W tlreATl keep the rae,lK
Jnl iS!n!XttM!$ a-irell to mrjrrandchlidren.
iSS I' whenerer I canTwhat phrlclana
tSrK Sf U" V.50H! remedlea thad Uken cquM not
Utedlaeaae andmade me a ptronj.'vljroroue woman!
FAVORITE REMEDY.
ITlcaOno dollar. Prepared at BondontH.., j
Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
Prepared by
Bit. DAVID KE?r(EDY,H0NDOCT,N.Y.
1 per bottle Bit for St. Bjaltdrnnrleta.
THE GREAT
German Remedy.
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n
TRUTHS FOR THE SICK.
tor thoac drAtttlv
B...ousSpcl1(lcpnd
on S trLrn uuniTTEaa;
it vili euro rou.
thatttrcdflniiallfioDcl
loeiiDR; II bo, UBCl
scLPiitm Bitters::
it wm euro yon.
i).ooo wlltlio nnl'l
forftcasowhcrobUL.
phub Utters will
luotnaslBtorcurc. It
never falls.
GneniiH es tio are
'.Inainltf onnllnn.l In
14 the rnllii nnd work
anops; cicrKft.wnouo
not nrocurc RtifHclcnt
exercise, and all who
III are confined tn floors,
1 1 should use Slxfiiur
U IJittek. They will
Clean w the vitiated I
pjlood when you seel
is impuruics uursi
Dg throtiKh the Hklnl
n rim Dies. Bio tehee, I
!iud Sores. Itelv odI
mi iinnittt mil rni ?
low.
If vuu tlu not wish
to eufrer from llhcum-l
atlsm, use n bottle of
Sulphuk Uirrnus;
It never fails to cure.
Don't he without al
bottle. Try it! you
win nni ftctvi ii.
LndlfB In (Jpllcntr
health, who are all!
run down, fthould use
s n LrnminiTTK b a
HULMIUlt JlirTKIlSl
hvlll cure Liver Coui-I
olalnt. Dont l dia l
ourafjou: it win cure i
rou.
bULrnuu Hitters
hvlll build you tip and
maKQ you Birongnuu
iiirniLiiy.
I
suLPnuit Hitters
win uinitu your uiooutM
pure, rich nnd strong, M
.mu your uesn naru.
Trr bULi'iiuu Hit-
!tei.9 to. night, and
Ivou will sleep well
nn ieei neupr tor it.
Do you want tho best Medical Work published?
Fend 3 S-ccnt stamps to A. 1. Ohdway & Cu
Boston i Mass.. and receive a copy. free.
mUa
o a a aw r J "-j
uvfintwo LIVER
PILLS.
nEir.tr.js op imitatiohs. ax.wa.ys
ask ran Jn. riEiicE-s pei.t.f.ts, on
I.iriI.B BVaAR-COATBD FIT.LS.
YOgcinble, they op-
Itolns oiitlrclr
Ithout uifturui
l si
Alw73 fivsli nnd reliable. As
bonce to the at item, diet.
Kiafe viaia, ncriucu.
oiuti without dlftiit
orncfiiimtlttn. Put up In
m, 1 1 v A.iili'il. Alwiirs fiva
a liiiuiivci niivritiivci ur piiryuKiTU,
tUfv: littlo Tfllcu give tho mott perfect
baI Ui'nckion.
SS HEMS,
It Minus HondncIiO)
il mi, Imtlfrestlon
XSlUuufi AllneUn4(indoU
deuu laments of tho stom
ach unJ bowels, nro prompt
ly rvllcved nnd permanently
fiiri1 hv ttm nsn nf Dr.
iMerco IMcat;iiit Viirgatlre PelUU.
In fpLirut!on of this remedial power of these
oxer rii crcrt n vnrictv of dinmSfB. It
m.ny truthfully tn' Biild that their action upon
tht. i vUiMii U untvci-snl. not a Rland or tissue
; .' their c-nmtho Inlluonco. Sold by
ni t -:i i, S.1 f-cnta u via). Manufactured at tho
ideal Uibomtovy of Wout.D'n DispkhsAUT
Mldicai. Absociatiom, Ilulfalo, N. Y.
H.' "i k Is oCirocl br tho manufacture
. ' V its nt nr. NiiKO'. catarrh
v n llmcuy, for a case of
, Chi oiilo .Siis.il Catarrh which
1 . 1 they caiiuot euro.
srarwvs or OATARim.-Duii,
'iciny iK.iM.ichr-, obstruction of tho nasal
" crs iiwclmiecs fulllni; from the head
IV throat, hiinullincn irotusc, watery,
ii nc"tt, itt others, thlclc, tci,acious, niucoua,
"Mthnr, M'fuily niul putrid: tho eyes ore
uh, .;it. ry. and Inllnii'.wl : there la ringing
the i-uttt, Utufnes;, IiK(klnK or coughing to
;tr tho thiout, expectoration of offensive
ler, tewther with scibs from ulcersi the
.i Ira ch.itietl and Iihm a nasal twang; the
- 'Ii 1.? ottensivo; suicll aud tasto are lm
.(ill thcru Is a ucneutlon of dizziness, with
K-t.liil U'Tnssion, a hacking cough and gen
vl ilebiliiy. Only a few of tho above-nntned
lymptnnis uro likely to bo present In anyone
ciuo. Thousandj uf cases annually, without
ninnlfestlng half of tho abore symptoms, re
sult In consumption, and end In the grave.
No dicfso Li so common, moro deceptlro and
dangerous, or Icm understood by ph)slclanR.
Uy its mild, sontlilog, nnd healing properties.
Or, jgo'a Ctiuuih ltemecly cuns tho wortt
hits or C.Unri h, "cold In tlio licnd,"
( or) in, and Cmnrrliul Headache,
bold by ilruggUta everywhere; 60 cenU.
"t'ntolil Agony from Catarrh."
Prof. W. IUrBSEtt, the famous mesmerist,
f ltluwa.lf. 1'.. writes! " Some ten years rgo
suffered untold agony from clironlo nitbul
itarrh. 21y family physician gavo mo up ns
(curable, aud said I must die. My case was
uch a bad one, that every day, towards eun
t, my volco would become ao lioarso 1 could
arely speak aliovo a w hhper. Iu the morning
iy eoughinp' v nd cieai I ng of my throat would
'most btrauglo me, lty the UFoof Dr. Bagc's
atarrh lleniedy. In throe months, 1 was a well
iian, aud the euro has been permanent,"
"Couatatitly Ilauklng and Splttlnc,
Thomas J, ltcsiitsa, ri., tm lHne Slrttt,
t. Ituls, Mo., writes : " 1 was n great sufferer
roin catarrh for three years. At times I could
sardlv breathe, nud wna constantlr linwkliiir
nd spitting, and for the lust eight months
could not breatho through tho nostrils.
mougni uotiung could Do done lor me.
I
I.urlt.
Ily. 1 was advised to try Dr. Suga's Cntnrrli
uemeay. auu l am now u well man. I Ijclltno
It to ! th'f only sure remedy for catarrh now
naniifnctunil, nnd one hat only to glvo It a
:lr ti ial to experience astouuding results ouJ
a permanent cure."
Three Ilottle. Car Catarrh.
. EU llmiutNS, Ilunvnn P. 0 ColumWo Co.,
Pa., says: "My daughter bad catarrh when
she was Ave years old. very badly, 1 saw Dr,
tfage'a Catarrh Ilemedy advertised, aud pro.
cured a bottle for her, and soon saw that It
helped her; a third bottle effected a perma
nent cure. She la now eighteen yean old and
uuud aud hearty,"
It Makes You Hungry
I have used Falne'a Celery Compound and it
baa naa a Baiui&ry
effect. It Invigorat
ed the system and I
feel like a new
man. It Improve.
tbe appetite ana
facilitate, diges
tion." J.T. Cor
LxxB, Itlmus, 8.C
Paine's
Celery Compound
ii . .mtmi tnnlo and annetlzer. Fteaa&nt to
the taste, quick la IU action, and without any
ir.i,,Hmii effect, it a-tvea that rugged health
which makes everything taste good. It cures
dyspepsia and kindred disorders. Physicians
prescribe It. 11.00. Six for Druggisia.
Wxixa, IUcmapsox ft Co., Burlington. Yt.
Bprtng medicine mean, moro now-adaysthantt
did ten years ago. Tbe wlnterof 1bs)- has left
the nerve, all ajjfl out. The nerves must be
strengthened, the blood purified, liver and
bowels regulated. Paine Celery compound
tht Sprint mtilMnt to-day-4oes all this,
as nothing else can. PrucriUd by I'Syitciant,
Rtxmmtndtt Sy DtuggUtt, Kndtrfi ty sTInllKra,
Owaronleed &y tht lianvfgcturtTt to vt
The Best
Spring Medicine.
" in the spring ot 1S3T I was all run down. I
would get up In the morning with so tired a
(eeung, and was so weak thai I could hardly get
around. 1 bought a bottle ot I-alne'a Celery Com
pound, and before I had taken It a week 1 felt
very mucn better, I can cheetully recommend
It to all who need a building up aud strengthen
leg medicine." Mrs. K A. Dow, Burlington. Vt.
DIAMOHO DYES itt? I LACTATED FOOD
Spring '89
Ouu Heputation ion Firtar-Ci-Ass
Clothing at Reasonahk Piiicks
Is Well Estaiilished, Hut This
Seabok We IIean to Excel all
FoitMEIt ErrOHTS.
A. C. Yates & Co.
Clothing for Men and Boys,
Sixth and Chestnut
LEDGER DUILDINO.
Pnll.ADA.
THE SHOE BRUSH GONE
ii a, Jisf?m um
, I ll'I'T III MM I'll III
I Won t miss it. fori have Inner
since adopted an easier and
cleanlier way. A bottle of
Wolff'sAGMEBIacking
and a sponge to keep my shoes
washed clean, save a deal of
labor and shoe leather.
Soli! by Shoe Btoret, Orocen, Dniilata, Ae,
The best Harness Dressing
in the world.
WOLFF A RANDOLPH. PHIUdelphijl
BLOOMSBUHG fLANIHG MILL
Tho undersigned having cut his Planlne H
IMlroad Street, In nrat-cisea eordltlpr.ltp'T
rait tnao aiiKinasor woratn nisiine.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS.MOUlDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
arnlsbed at reasuuauierrlces. All lumber use
s well seasoned and none but skilled workmen
aro employed.
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
furnished on application.
CHARLES KRtfi,
niooraattiirsT. I'n
TO CONSUMPTIVES
Tho undersigned having been re
stored to health by simple mean?, after
RUf firing for soveml years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption, is anxious to make
known to his fellow mifferers (he means
of mire. To thoo who denire i', he ill
ohei rlully send (free of charge) a copy
of tho prescription iifed, which they
will find a uro cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Catakiiii, Biioxciiitis and
all throat nnd lung Maladies. He
hopes all sufferers will try hisKemedy,
as it ih in valuable. Those desiring the
prescription, which will cost (hem not ti
in?, and tiny ptove a b'essing, will
pleusu ad(lris-,,'lKV. Edwaui) A. Wn
on, Williamsburg, Kings County,
Now York. A-&-co.-dec-7-1y "
PIKE INSUKANCK
CnniSTIAN V. KNAl-l'.ULOOUBBUKO.l'A.
UOMK, OF N. T.
MKUU1IANT8', OK NBWAKK, N. J.
CLINTON, N. Y.
PKOPLKS' N. Y.
HEADING, PA.
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loss settled by any court or law. Their assets are
all Invested In solid securities aro liable to the
azard of firs only.
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as soon as determined by christian r.
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Pa.
Thepeoplsot Columbia county should patron
ize the agency where losses It any are settled and
pall by one of ther own cituons.
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PENSIONS ! PENSIONS !
U. .8 PEN.SIONS due many Officer, soldiers,
Bailors, their Widows, Cmldrxm and Drprndknt
I'arxnts cverywhfre. If In doubt, or any Pension
information wanted, write here. No Washington,
D. C, or other Agency so advantageous as this N.
J, AOKNCY.
WThousandi of Pensions aggregatlne millions
of dollars, obtained through tbla Agency, and
othera allowed dally.tj Addreswithtwostamps
JAMES F. ltUSLINO,
coumclor at Law,
224 E.6tAte St., Trenton N.J.
(Lato U. S. Pension Agent, N. J. livt, Drlor Gen'L)
ur-ltefers to gov.. U. 8. ben's and M, C's N. J.,
Posts 0. A. It., and Pensioners all U. 8., Cannda &c
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I. G. SLOAH & BSO.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Manufacturers ot
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CURTIS PUBLISHING CO.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
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Reraling A Hind) Triok.
Kvllnr thn tirietidlgitatcar, Bpoak
(if tho fnmotiR lliniloo nintrioiiins to t
reporter of tho Buffalo Jixpress, nald:
A trick which lmrrled mo lor a lung
time wns ninkiiiff n phicnpplo grow
under a liamlkcrchief. The juggler
my. ii nnntikrrctiiui lint on tlio utoutui
and then begins to piiir and lit'itt on
Iho tom-tom, h lien in tho centM of tlio
hnndkerclitef fonntliiiiR lt'gins to stir
nnd rixo In pyramidal form, (Hinting
until just about thu si.o of a iiiicaiplc,
when tho conjurer Itiecits Ii!h hand
under tlio hnuiikeicliiof and pulU out
a ripq pineapple.
''1 wutclit it hia trick 8'jveral times
bo;oro I onuld get n cluo to it. Tho
motion of lilu puzzkd me. But one
day I took n position on thn Bido
tho conjurcra Hit on onu side of a uir
clo, making tho ep-ctatori lorm the
iml of the circumference whero I
could seo tho jugoleiV inolloiirt moro
cleutlt, nnd I noticed thai one of the
confederate put a hag, like a tailor's
hag, near the conjurer's hands. He
Bat there tailor fashion, nud an ho
Rpiead out hia handkerchief on the
ground I aaw hia hand make .1 ttip
aw id ns lightning tn tho bag and back
under the handkerchief, nnd I thought
I paw tiomcihing like tho tad of n
xn8ko accompany it. That gavo mo
an idea, and nttcrwarda, by pretend
ing to understand the trick, and by
p lying ono of tho Hindoos four ru
peee, 1 got hm to confeca how the
trick w.18 done.
"Tho conjurer does take a miako
from the bag placed conveniently at
his elbow. Whin the cobra is put
under tho handkerchief he nalurully
coils himself up. Then tlio conjuri-ra
begin their musio and thu cobra raises
hi head, and ihU gives tho lilting
motion to the handkerchief. Ouc of
the first things a cobra decs when ox
cited is to rwoII ont his neck, and this
makes tho pyramidal 'shape. 'Wh' n
the juggler puts his hand under tho
hntidkerchlef he takes with it a hol
lowed pineapple and removes tho cob
rn innide of it concealed by his hand.
That i ono of the cleverest tricks I
tnw in India.
"fluaband, I Want You to Try it "
I bad suffered for years with n com-
pluiut the physciaus called Gravel, and
'hi-y had given tip tho nltemnt to help
1110. My wife heard of Dr. Kennedy's
Fayoiito Remedy, of Rondout, N. Y,
nnd spoke as above. To please her I
uot n bottle. Used that and two or
three more, and presently the trouble
vanished never to return."- Washington
Monroe, (Jatskill, is. . mnr. 1 -it
Qirts Who Should Be Goats.
Biddeford and S co girls havo some
queer tanlei". Ono lady makes an ex
cursion to the brick yard tach Summtr
and lays in a supply of nico blue clay
to eat through the wintor. Another's
favorite dainty is n soft brick, and
long cxper'u nco has taught her how to
select tbo choicest specimens nt a
ulanco. Each of theee ladies has lived
to a good old ago to CDjoy her favorite
liNtie. Une youni; lady may otten oe
seen picking from tlio cidewalk soft,
shelly rocks, and alter a nibble to seo
if they aro just right, transferring the
rock to her pocket for future contmmp
tion. Soft clay pipes, which ono girl
buys by the dozen, ground up slate
pencils, chalk, sea sand, white meh,
brown wranoine-paper and starch are
among the favo ite luxuries of others.
rerbapstho queerest taste ot an is mat
for ashes. Oae voiinc ladv is said to
delight in coal aohea and to bo often
seen rakiug over old conl aslifs fur a
lump only pwtially burned, upon
which there is a nice, clean, white
ash. Another has but reo-utly broken
a habit which she has followed since
childhood of eating bread gprii klod
with wood ashes instead of butter.
Jkwiston Me.) Journal.
Vnablc to Tell.
Yes, tlit was so. For years I suffered
severely with scrofula; sores broke out all
over my hody, ana 1 tun unable to tell one
half that I suffered. I was not able to ob
tain relief until I used Sulpbur Bitters,
which completely cured me. C. ii. Dai-e,
17 Allston street, Boston. M ir-lB-St.
When a woman wants tho earth it is
with tbo viw to giving it to some
man. Boston Courier.
Waiter's Log Cabin Remedies old
fashioned, simple compounds, used in
tHe days of our hardy forefathers, are
'old timers but "old reliable." ibey
comprise
Warners .loo uamn SARSArARii.i.A,
'Hops and Buchu R-medy," "Contth
and Consumption Remedy." "Hnir
Tonic." "Extract." for Internal and
External Use. "Plasters," "Rose
Cream." for Cattath, and "Livi r Pills
Thoy are put up by II. II. Warner &
C..," Proprietors of Warner's Safo
Kemedus, and promise to equnt tne
standard value of iIiosh great prepara
tions. All drugging keep them.
The cveuini of ace ia largely con
ditioned upon tbo nights ot youth.
Washington d'ost.
CATARRH,
Catarrhal Deafness and Hay Few.
A NEW 1IOJIK TREATMENT.
Sufferers aro not generally aware that
these diseases aro contagious, or that they
are due to the presence of living parasites in
the HnliiK membrane ot the nose and eus
tachian tubes. Microscopic research, how
ever, lias proved this to be a fact nnd tho
result is that a simple remedy has been for
mulated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured In
from one to threo simple applications made
nt homo by tho patient once In two weeks.
N. it. For catarrhal discharges peculiar to
females (whiten) this remedy is a specific
A pamphlet explaining this new treatment
U sent on receipt of ten cents by A. 11.
Dixom & Son, SW West King St., Toronto,
Canada. Scientific American.
Sufferers from catarrhal troubles should
read tho above carefully.
One of the best cough
j remedies in the world.
Thousands can testi
fy that it cured them,
Don't fail to try it.
) Price, 25 and 50c.
j of all druggists,
c c c
Mohristown, Tehn., July 4, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.:
Gentlemen Five years ago I was so un
fortunate as to contract an extremely bad
case of blood poison. My bones ached and
ray muscles began to swell and contract. I
was under treatment of the physician from
the inception of the disease until I found
that be could do me no good. Then,
through the advice of a friend I began talc,
log S. S. S. Your medicine teemed to have
an immediate effect. I took tlx bottles, and
to-day am sound and well. That was two or
three years ago, but I have teen no evidence
of the return of the disease, and I take this
opportunity to thank you for what it has done
for me. It saved my life. You can refer
any one to me, R. M. WALL.
Fakme&sville, Ttx., June 22, i883.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.:
Uenllemen The mother of a member
of our firm was afflicted with a cancerous
tore on her face for about twenty years.
Duiing the past few years it troubled her
veiy much by continued pain and itching.
She ed your S. S, S., and the tore has
diapcarea and Is apparently well, Should
It break out again, will advise you.
Very truly,
Temduton, Yearly & Rn.sv,
Druggists.
Three books mailed free on application,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Doom i. AikaJa, Oa.
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Use Rumford Yeast Powdor, tb Old Reliable. Its
superior strength enables the use of less quantity
than of ordinary powder, and it is healthful and
nutritious. Packed in bottles. No other genuine.
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CHEWING
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SAMSON,
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Alexander Bros. & Co,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
CIGAFiS, TCEfCCO,
FRUITS AND NUTS.
SOLE CoENTS FOR
HEKBY 1UILLARDS
UlCANDIES.
THESH VERY WEEK.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
ANY OLDER
FOR FESTIVAL
will be
SUPPLIED wini
TOE
LOWEST
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as follows:
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
IJANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
WALNUTS!
CREAM NUTS,
ALMONDS,
POP CORN
BALLS.
C JB. JEOjBBIWS,
DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQU01U
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
We liavo in stock a finer line of mneica
ini-trumentB than has ever been bought in
.bis section, and wo aro making special
ndncemPDiB to purchasers for the holiday
'cason. Wo cot our instruments direct
fnm tho manufactories, and can offer
1 etter terms than can bo given by any
ther parties,
THE IVERS & POND PIANOS
stand at the head.
ONE HUNDRED OF THESE NOW
IN VSE nt ti e BOSTON CONSERVA
TORY of MUSIC.
One of tho Interd improvements is the NEW SOFT STOP ATTACHMENT
which ennbles onu to play without disturbing anyouu in tho vkinily and with
Irttle wear to tho iti-truttient.
WE ARE OFFERING BARGAINS ON THESE INSTRUMENTS.
THE GEORGE STECK & CO PIANO, after thirty years ot sevenst tet
aro used, on aceniiMt ot unequalled durability, by 6C colleges and many oihers
in tho United Slaiee.
THE ESTKY UPRIGHT PIANO, with now repeating action, best in tht
world for upright pian h. ami tho first aud only perftct repeating action
introduced with upright piano'.
THE OPERA PIANO has a reputation of AS years. A warrantee of fivi
year in given with each instrument. It is tho l est nsudium prictd piano in
tho tnatket.
Our LINE of ORGANS is verv complete, wo havo THE CELEBRATED
ESTUY, THE MILLER, WORCESTER, UNITED STATES, and other
makes.
SEWING MACHINES.
AVe have, thn celebrated WHITE, NEW DOMESTIC. NEW HOME
STANDARD ROTARY, ROYAL ST. JOHN, NEW DAVIS and
NEW HOME,
Pianos. Organs and Sewing Machines t ldii
011 installment plan.
Wo havo aUo btnioa, guitars, Gormafi
accordfon", blow aecordeon", flutes, fifiV
month organs, drums Ao. Fivo hitndresV
Second hand pianos, organs and sewinn
machines nu Innd, and received in excbatiao
for new ones.
Aijent for Butteriek and Domestio paper
patterns and favhion books. Sewing inauhuio
needier, oil nud attachments for all maohino,
always in stock.
J.
Bloomsburg Pa. '
Saltzer,
General Agent.
Oiitnl
ami idc. (rtfnctto sl
ljroiiTCllok.l3l tot ll
SEEDS,
Feb 16-d-lt
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Feb Meow I3t.
HINDERCORN8.
eomf ort to tba tett, ifto. at tUTigglrtj. II uooi A Co., w.T,
Stt consumptive
the worn cnm-iiiiKl U ttieUt rnruwly (ur fell 111m nrlMlng
tromderecUTonutrttJoD. lake In timo. too. And li.wl
Mar i d IU
Hftrt Rewlnir.Mnrtilnr'
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tuirili ear Mteblttttl
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mm win rate hJn nd
world. with all tha it.rk..r
W will aLM MBd fr a
Ilk of our coattjr and ValaattU art
unipla la rtturn aak ibat yea
maf " yw honw.ind kfttr 9
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rura fi- iha bl Mwior-mn Mua In Ida world, and ih
BncM hnaafwarkaoi nfn iniwi mown loarthrr in Amr1r.
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GIlATEFULr-COMFOUTING.
EPF'S COCOA.
nilKAKPAUT.
"IlvathorouRhktiowlcdireofthe natural laws
which govern tho operations or digestion and
nutrition, and by a carerul application of tho ono
properties ol well eelected ocoa. .Mr. Eppshas
pnnid'd our breakfast tallies with a delicately
flavored beverage which may eavn us many heavy
doctors' bill". It is by tho Judicious uso ot such
articles of diet that a constitution may be cradual.
lv bum up until Btronc enough to resist every ten.
dencyro dl ease. Hundreds of subtle maladies
aro floating around us ro i dy to attack wherever
there Is a weak point. W may CBcapo many a
fatal shaft by keeping o'lrselves well fortified with
puro t'lood and ft properly nourished frame. '-Cf MI
Service O'aiette .Made simply with belling water
or milk. Mid only In half pound tins, by oroccra.
labelled thus t
jamem km 4: CO., Homoeopathic Chemists,
octss-d-ct. London, England.
RAILROAD TIXV1Z3 TABLE
JELAWABE, LACKAWANNA AND
WESTJtltN 1UILKOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
STATIONS.
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NORTnCMBKRLAKD 6 40
Cameron. 5 63
Chulask) 6 10
Danville C 08
Cstawissa e a
Rupert s.i
Ulootnsburg 6 8(1
Espy, 6 42
Lime ltldge. 6 60
willow drove i 6
Iirlarcreek o 68
Berwick 7 05
Iieaeh Haven 7 11
Hick's Ferry 7 is
Hhlckshlnny 7 HO
Duulock's 7 43
Nantlcokc 7 60
Avondole...... 7 64
riytnonth 7 68
1'lv mouth Junction, .. 8 0.1
Kingston 8 08
Uennett 8 U
yaltby 8 17
Wyomlnir 8 sa
West llttston 8 27
Ilttston 8 83
Lackawanna 8 40
Tatlorrllln 8 48
Uellevuo s 64
BCRANTON 9 00
r at
STATIONS.
A II
HCKANTON 6 10
Bellevue s it
Taylorvnie. a so
Lackawanna. 6 ss
PlttMon 8 an
west llttston 6 42
P M
1 US
Kom H.
A. H
Wvomlnff. a
Maltby 6 61
Hen net t 6 63
Kingston 6 68
Plymouth Junction.. 7 os
Plymouth 7 10
Avondale. 7 14
Nantlcoke 7 K
Hunlock's 7 Si)
SnlckRhlnny 7 47
Hick's Ferry. 7 63
lieach Haven 8 01
Berwick 8 07
Bnnrcreefc 8 IS
willow Grove 8 18
Lime ltldge 8 20
Espy . 8S6
UloomFburg 8 sa
llupert s 37
Catawissa 8 !i
Danville 8 67
Chulasky, s 08
Cameron 9 07
NOETHCMBRBLAHD 9 SS
All PU PV FM
vonnecuons m ltupert Wllh milndeiphl
Keadlnir Hallroad for Tamanend, Tamaqua, Win.
lamsport.funbury. Pottsvlile.nc. AtNarthum.
berland with P.KR. DIv. I'. K. 11. for Ilarrtcburg,
Lock Haven, Empnrlum, Warren, Corry and Erie,
"V. F, HAL8TKAD, Gen. Wan.,
Hcranton, Fa
1 68
J 14
s It)
2 24
1! W
8 41
ii 64
2 69
8 09
3 19
3 20
3 36
3 39
3 43
3 62
3 66
4 01
4 22
P U
A II
9 60
9 65
10 00
10 08
10 16
10 2!
10 27
10 30
10 84
10 31
10 42
10 47
10 61
10 63
11 0!
11 12
11 22
11 88
II B7
ii"48
11 62
11 69
12 03
12 10
12 IS
12 30
1240
12 R
10 10
10 V5
10 29
10 86
10 63
11 00
11 07
11 13
11 22
11 SO
11 30
11 37
11 44
11 48
11 68
12 OS
12 16
12 20
12 29
12 SO
12 37
12 41
12 43
12 60
12 66
1 03
1 11
1 19
1 S3
t 30
r 11
soura
p i
2 03
2 14
2 21
2 28
2 84
2 39
247
2 611
2 64
2 69
8 03
3 06
8 19
8 29
3 39
3 43
3 61
8 67
4 01
4 03
4 IS
4 18
4 24
4 29
4 46
4 64
6 00
5 16
6 15
6 30
6 84
6 40
n is
7 15
7 12
7 SO
7 27
7 31
7 85
1 42
7 49
65
8 ra
8 17
8 22
8 34
8 33
8 38
8 45
8 49
8 63
8 68
901
9 II
9 1.
9 It
9 11
9 85
A 11
PM
B 20
C 23
C 30
6 37
C 46
6 (.0
6 63
6 C9
7 03
7 07
7 12
7 16
7 21
7 25
7 43
7 63
8 07
8 13
8 20
827
8 31
8 83
8 41
8 47
8 62
8 57
9 13
9 2.1
9 28
0 48
Pennsylvania, Railroad.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
Ml
TIME TABLE.
In effect NOV. is 1888. Trains leave conbniy
EABTWAKD
9.40 a.m., Sea Shore Express (dally except
Bunday), for Ilarrlsburg and InterrnedlateBtatlons,
arriving at Philadelphia 3.15 p. m.s New York,
3.60 p. m. ; Baltimore, 4.45 p. m. ; Washington
1.65 p. m., conneetlng at Philadelphia forallfcea
8hor points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia.
t lln m Tav MvnrcB
dally except sunday),for Ilarrlsburg and Interne,
dlate stations, arriving at l'htladelph la
6.60 p. m. i New York, 9.85 p. m. ; Baltimore
6.45 p.m.; Washington, p.oo p. ro. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
through to Philadelphia and Baltln ore.
. 1,43 p. ra. Itenovo Accommodation (daily
tor Ilarrlsburg and all Intermediate stations, arriv
ing at Philadelphia 4 25 a. m. jNew York 7.10 a. m.
Baltimore. 6.15 vm. : Washlrirlon 6 80 a. m. 1
Pullrannsleeplngcarfrnm IlarrMmrg to Phtladel.
phla and New York. Philadelphia passengers can
rwnain in sleeper undlstnrhd until 7 a. m.
Philadelphia sleeper Is run on this train from
iiiiuuiipurb on riunuays.
I'fla. m.Vrif Mull IiIaNtI tnr TTnrrictiurcr nnrt
Intermediate stations, srr'vlng at Philadelphia
8.25 a. m. New York, 11.60 a. m. : naltlmore 8.16
a. m.s Washington. 9.K0 a.m. Thrcuch Pullman
sleeping cars are run on this train to Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington, and throogb passen
ger coaches to Philadelphia end Balttmoie.
WE8TWAIU).
6.10 a. m. Frle Mfill rinllTt trr Trie At-,1 nl
Intermediate stations ana canandslgna aid
Intermediate stations, Hochester, Buffalo aid
Niagara Falls, with thrrnirh Imllmon paiai'o
cars and passenger coaches to Erie snd Hocett-
irr.
9.53-News Express (dally except Fondar) ttr
lock Haven and Intermediate stations.
12.62 p. m. Niagara Express (dally except Sun-
1 Tl for Kane ArrltntermeillflteAtnflniin mil Pad.
11 algua and principal Intermediate stations,
ltfhemer. UllRafo unri Nlmrnrn Falls with
through passenger eoaehesto Kane and Hochester
and parlor enrto Wllllnmspnrt.
6.80 p. m. Fast Line (dslly except fiundny)for Ite
novo and Intermediate stations, and Elmlrn. Wat
kins and Intermediate stations, with through pas
senger coaches to itenovo and WutHns.
9.20 a. m. Sunday mall for Itenovo and Interme
diate station-
THKOUUH TItAINH FOHBPNni'ltY F1IOM THE
JCAfTAMlttUUTJI,
Kundar mall leaves T'iiitnrittnMn 4 so a. m
Ilarrlsburg 7.40 arriving at Sunbury 9.20 a. m.
News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.80 a.m.
Harrlfcburg, 8.10 a. m. dally except Bunday
arriving at Sunbury 9.63. n, m.
, ., . Niagara Express leaves
Philadelphia. 7.40 a.m.! Baltimore 7.SII a. m. (dally
except Sunday arriving at Punbury, 12.62 p. m.,
with through Parlor car from Philadelphia
uu LurouKu passenger coacnes from rnuaaei-
lima uuu uammore.
Fast Line leaNes New Yoik 9.00 a. ra. : Philadel
phia,!. no a. tn. ; Washington. 9.60 a. in.: Balti
more, 10.43 a. m., (dally rxept Sunday) arriving at
Hunbury. 6.30 p.m.. with through passenger
coachesfrom Philadelphia and Baltimore.
r.i,r nitui iruves J orK tluup, m, I muiuiei-
Phla, 11.25 p. m. t Washington, 10.00 p. m. : Balti
more, 11.20 p. m (dally) arriving at Kunbury 5.10
K.P'-j w,t" through lullman Wet plrg cars from
Philadelphia, Wsshlngton and Baltimore and
hrougb passenger coaches from Philadelphia
HDNBUItV.HAZI.KTIIN at WU.KKMIIAIIUIt
.u...,iif aii nmi riiiit'i ii Ann whht
UU ANI1II MAII.WAY.
...t (Dally except Sunday.)
WtUeHbarre Malt leaves Hunbury 9.65 a. ro.
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10.46 a. m., Wllkes-barro
Kipitbb East leaves Bunbury 6.86 p. ro.. arrtvlne
Ht Bfoom Ferry 6.26 p. m., Wlikes barre T.W p. iu
Sunbury Mall leaves WllkesbarrelO.S0a.m.arrlv
ingat Bloom Ferry II. a. m.,Huntury 12.45 p. m
Eipies Weat leaves Wllkes-barre 3.06 p. m.,ai
vtng at Bloom Ferry 4.80 p, m Bunbury 6.20p.m
SUNDAY ONLY,
Bundty mill leaves Bunbury 9:26 a. m., arriving
at Bloom Ferry 10:H a, ru., wilkes-Varre 11:45 a.ni.
Hund.iy accommodation leaves Wlltes-llarre 6:10
p. in,, arriving at Bloom Kerry, .8 p,m., Bunbury
7:a0p,m
CHAD. S. PU01I, J, II, WOOD.
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