Tfffi dLUftCBIAJN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSB U RG, CO L DMBIA CO UNTO; PA. t
mi
1
j
Doo.o'rln$ in tlm Dark.
No Botiuiblo sarijeon will n'tf-mpt
tho porformanoo of un operation' Invol
ving human life in a room eeoludoJ
from the propar amount of lihu A
praotltioner will not attompt the ding
nosln of a ooraplioatoil dn-ea'o untt-va
ho can boo iho sufferer and make nn
examination upon which to bao hit
opinion relative to the courxo of treat
menl necessary to bring nOont a com
plete restoration of hoallh.
Notwithstanding the Impropriety of
moh action thorc seems to bo a great
deal of doctoring dono in tho durk.
By this it is nut Intended thai a liter
41 moaning bo Inft-rred, but th a
great tnwy mistakes aro committed
booaune of the darkness which is tho
result oi ignorance. It n-cds no il
lustrations to demonslrato that gross
ignorance has caused many fatal mis
takes to bo made in Iho treatment of
diseases by those who pro'Fesi to bu
learned jn tho art of healing.
- In mtny diseases several organ ao
more or less impliotlcd and what seems
primary ailment may bo otio quite
remote. For Instance, a severe head
aoho may have its origin in a disturb
ed stomach. O.i the other hand, sick
ness at the stomach may be oiuted by
a blow on tho head. The scat of ty
phojd fever is in thfi uppvr part of tho
bdwols, bnt'niist 6f its worst symp
toms aro often in tho brain.
Symloras of disease as well as di
seases Ihclnselvea are oftentimes fol
loworsOr conooniifanls of some un
susprtoted organic dlsca'e and thh is
peculiarly true of Itiinj, liver, brain
and hnrt ilistm s in general, for it in
now known that tbey aro the result of
kidney disease, which shows its pres
ence in some such indirect tnauner.
Several years ago a gentleman be
came convinced of the truth of this
and through his efforts the world ha
been warned of kidney disjasc and as
a result of'o mtinued effort a specific'
known ai Winter' Safo Cure was dis
covered, the general U90 of which ha
shown it to be of inestimable benefit
in all cas where kidney treatment is
delrable or necessary
When consumption is threatened
see to it tint tho condition of the
kidneys is immediately Inquired i't
and ii.thoy aro found" diaeam-ia our
them by an immediate use of V ir
er's Safe Cure and the niri. turns of
long decay will rapidly disappear.
Tner are too many instances a'
ready record -d of the terrible resul's
produeed by a la"k of knowledge con
cerning the cause of disease, and hum
an life, w uf too much iraportar.ee ti
be foolishly sacrificed to bigotry or
ignorance
The Census of 1890.
HOW IT H TO BE CONDUCTED, AND
WHAT IT WILL SHOW.
The Washington correspondent ot
tho New York Graphic writes: It is
evidfiit that one of the fiM thing
that Pr s dent Harrison will bo call'
upon to do after bis induction into of
ffica will be to appoint a Superir tend
enc' of the Census, and tho bill whic1
has pas-ed Congress was in such g o I
shape that there is every reason to be
lieve that the woik on the now censor
wj11 be begun In good season. The
salary of tbe Superintendent will be
$0,000 a year, 1,000 more than wa
received by the previous Superintend
ent. There is to be a thorough organ
ization this'time ten chiefs of division,
a disbursing clerk and two stenograph
er at $2,000 a year each, and there
are to be 175 supervisors instead ol
ISO', owing to the increase of popula
tion. E minerators are to be paid the same
as in 1880 excepting for special work,
In 18M0 the compensation was ten cent
for each farm and 1.5 cents for -aeh
establishment of productive indu-try.
The pay has been increased to 15
and 20 cents respectively.
In 1880 there were 4,008.007 farms.
Mr Wright, Commissioner of Labor
S a. -ucs, ui n ics that at the out-ide
t or, will i."t be mon- than 5,000,000
f n in 1890. as consolidation rather
tl t 1 . n is the ruin. This
.u $250,000 to tho oor-toj
e nil riting tho farms. Them wi-ie
253.852 manufacturing estabH-hmni-in
1880, and the increa-e now will iiot
rul I grea'ly to the cost of enumerating
tbtt'ii.
Our ptovision of the bill is new to
th Fedei al census and will please the
G ad Army men. It provides for
scouring facts relative to survivors ot
tbe late war, with in enumeration of
all veterans living This will uiie
name, age, residence, length of service,
a' d command ol every surviving veter
an. Another important pr vi'on relate
to 'he recorded indebtedness of private
corporations ami individuls. Tin
will c si $250,000 to col tte. It i.
not expented i igei absolu lv r-diib'e
statistics on this -ubj oi.biit a'lrec uded
ind bto iuess an le iouihoih r inform i
tion which will apprximitdy show
the indebtedness of iho whole peoplq
Still another important provision
will seouro reliable statistics of the
utgroMce, giving number ot ranla'toe
quadr ions and ocloroons. Wuoihei
the rao" is beoin' g raoro pnielyni
gro will be eettl.d by ntmi9tic, of
whiuh this cpohus will bo the starti-ig
point. The ordinary statistics will
show whether or nut the negroes are
concentrating in certain localities, as
claimed by some persons ho say thai
the Gulf Sta'ea will be largely given
up to them in time.
A most important return will be
made concerning the defective cltsses,
who have increased -100 por cent, in
thirty years, whilt) the general popula
tion has simply doubled. These sta
tistics were partly in the last census.
Another dfect of previous cenHus
is to bo remedied in giving a lecord ol
animals not on farms. Heretofore
horses in cities and villages etc., have
not been counted. Not only are the
horses "not on farms omitted from
the census, but tho milch cows and
swino of cities, towns, villages hamlets
and even on stock farms. Tho horse
of the parson and doctor are left out of
the census, as well as me costly
"coaches" of tho millionaire and th'
"scrawney horse frame'1 of the junk
collector. Takon together ilfre is ni
immonsu vnluo in these animals and
their owueru havo just cause of com
plaint that they were not enumerated.
The absurdity of tho returns when
city and town horses are not enuroera
ted is illustrated in Yoik county, which
was returned in 1880 ns having only
207 boreee, while it probably had 175,
000. The last census has not yet been
all published. This kind of work will
not be repeated, and it is tho intention
to keep within the limit of the bill,
which places tho cost at $0,000,000
To carry on the same work as in 1880
would cost over 37,uuu,ui;v.
A Mr. Lec, of Toronto, aged fifty,
took a notion seven years ago not to
talk any more, and the first word ut
tered by him sicco that time was spok
en come days ago.
Htw Hampshire Totes "No."
WIlV TltK l'M'tllMTlON AMENDMENT WAS
l.OHT.
special Despatch to Tne rrctt.
In a total vote of 53,000 tho Prohi
bilinn amendment lacks ovi r 5000 ol
imiorilv, where Its adoption loqiil
ed u two-thirds vote, unlike Pcnusyi
vault whore a majority will decide tin
question.
The uercat ot the nmondmenl wa
due to the Superior organization of tli
ami Prohibitionists and to a did
en oo of opinion among undoubted l in
poraneo men as to the wisdom of piak
iog Prohibition a part of tho stau
Conctitittion.
Tno total vote, now fully counted,
does cot exceed one-half tno populsi
vote of tbe last November election
Concord, the capital of tho State, cam
1302 votes against and 1281 for the
amendment. This total was lOltTlei-s
votes than wen polled in the last pre
sidontinl election. Manchester City
gave the Prohibitionists thy greatest
surptise. Out of n total registration
nf GG64 voters, 5103 went to tho pells,
0710 voting "No'1 and 1303 "Yos."
The most active woikcrs for Prohi
bition wcro wom6r, who went to t o
polling places in largo number', aim
plied votors with hot coffee, dough
nuts ard appeals for the home. The
opposition, on tbe contrary, had mon
ey, vehicles and trained workers in
great abundance, and huslUd after
"no" voters with great vim.
So far as the fleet upon tho caue
of Prohibition is considered, tho re
sult can hardly be regarded as any
thing but damaging, for the forcing of
ab exprittsion of public sentiment fail
ed to y!eld even tho benefit of th
moral effect that would have been re
alizod by a majo-ity vote. The ques
tinn of general liqnor license law is
now an open one, and a stirring can
vass in its behalf mav be expected.
In conversation Ilev. A. T. Hi.I
man Fioid, sooretary of tho Congrega
tional Home Mission, a very intelli
gent gentleman whose duties take
him into every part of the state, and
who has bteu actively identified with
the movement in favor of cons-titn-ti
uial prohibition, he said hat
vote was a great su' prise to him. 1
di -cussing the reasons that h-id
broug'it nbout the risult, he "ad le
was convinced t'lat tho cider prohib
ti n hid afl-cted tin- amendment vcr
adversely, so far nB popular feeli'o.'
vas concerned, and hhid ncouriur
ed manv expressing conviction that it
was unnecessary n eiieui consniu
'ional prohibiiionj that there are al
ready laws enough upon the -ubjeei
which are not enforced. In his wok
at the polls, where he stood through
nit tho entire day, his ob-crvaiion
oonvinced him that maoy men who
-er in favor of temperance failed to
vote for the ameudraent. He stated
that not one of the eight ladits who
ero p'esent with him at the polling
places in Wnrd Six heard a profane
word uttered from the lime they en
tered the .room till tbey left it.
Of the six other nmeo'm"nt8 to the
C mtitutlon voted for, all have been
idopted, with the poss'ibl- exception of
the Bixth, making the bill of rights
nou-Bi-ctarian, by striking out the
words "Prcesiant and E. angelical."
In answer to this question of a re
porter, "What ffct, in your opinion,
will tho defeat of the prohibition
amendment in New Hampshire have
upon tli" question in this matt? Josh
ua L. Baily said: "In two words
none whatever. The money power of
h- Honor traffic of the entire United
Sacs has been centered npon-N-w
Hampshire. To carry tho amendment,
there is required a two-th'uds vote. In
Ponnsylvauh it will u quire but a ma
jority. It was comparatively a small
matter for sueti a giant power a- ne
liqoor traffic to influence the vote o' a
stale who-e e-itire population is m ly
about one-third that of this ony.
They may find it to be a very difficult
thmtr to conduct the contest wun ine
5,000,000 in Pennsylvania. I anl not
a whit discouraged.'1
Hram D Walt, said: "It will base
no effect whatever. Seven co s itu
tional amendments were submi'ted t-
i vote of the people of New Hamp
shire, the fifth being tho Prohibitory
amendment, and that was the on" the
liquor traffie made its fifjht upon. The
number of questions sub.nited, I tl.ink
had an injurious effect upon tbe fifth
or Prohibition clause. The poll tax
matter in this htate at the same time
as the Prohibitory amendment, will
not bo of advantage to Prohibition.
But more than this, Arehbishop Ryan's
1 Uer will effect tho caase. It will in
tl lence tht'Sr now buMta'iog btweiu
casting their vole for or against prf
ibition, who are 'on tbn f i nee,' so t 1
P"ik, auainst the measur'. Attain,
n my opinion, i.Ijh amndm-nt in mon
n d iiiier f defeat from the Ci ritia
uid temperance people tha from the
oower of the liquor ti -flic Ma v
i 'od. conscientious p' O'.lo will opp. s
it on iho ground that while they do
not drink themselves they hav no
legal or moral right to dicta'te to their
neighbors."
Whkn yon bury animosity dm.'t set
up a t-tone over its grav". Cine that
.-ouijh at on-e a d effectively with
Waiinehs T.oo Cau n COUGH AND
CONSUMPTION REMEDY,
and forget your sad horns of pain.
It is an old fashioned but reliable com
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THE SPRING MEDICINE YOU WANT
Paine's Celery Compound
Purifies the Blood,
Strengthens the Nerves,
Stimulates the Liver,
Regulates' the' Kidneys and Bowels,
Gives Life and Vigor to every organ.
There's nothing like it.
" Last spring, being very much, ran down and
debilitated, I procured aoraeof r'alne" Celery
compound. The use of two bottles made mo
feel like a new man. As a general tonle and
spring medicine, I do not know Ita equal."
prigadler General V. N. O., Burlington, VU
tl.oo. BiirorK.w. Atvruggisuk
DIAMOND DYES ,','tJS)LACTATD FOOD Sg&j M,S
Oun Rkputation koii Firtsr-Ci.Ass
CllTIIINfl AT ReaHONAIIK PllICF.8
It Wku. Ehtahusheii, But This
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Clothing for Men and Boys,
Sixth and Chestnut
LEDGER BUILDING.
An Attack ofCravd.o
Tk Trrrlbl Ruthtlug of Wna at OO.-
Tlwir U notWi) I now mjor thl I do ncl MM ts
hHbw W Dr. IHrid KennMi-i nrortto nwly,
mdl rtonlral.t,T, Mr InMf Una ia mj
iumt n4 from which 1 tum uttl lo rttvr.
r. ITril Uit yrm rlu la ar fcock, 1 itm frrw.
lh, with oo rreUtnd conW not lr, 1 ww com.
pflld to t cum, anJ lulr rot k nit lUt I
souu not ilujilon TUdlatrMilnurtAclim
lTthl. 1 wu burning tir with f iter or eont4iit.
UruuTtrtiiculf cold. MrphrtldMunia
I HAD BRIGHT'9 DISEASE,
which M lUrmlnjr iDfortnUlon. To tii to aj J
fiction if lr X tkl boca 111 hout two rnn, I hid
tail MUtk cf Onrol. Whn thli mado IU rr.
nc tnr Ihjlciin mn np mj tut, md 1 tmljrnM
jnrwlftoa I hid four doc ton ttUnd n. th bnt
In tha connlrr. ret 1 eontUntlr rraw wonw. Sit
rrrolulJarie.howwcllI rtmemVr tho time 1 1
w Dr. xnnelr rtrorit Itonttlr JtH1k.1 In
onrrrr. Alter Mine cnobottl. I threw r tnr
enMilwenttoKewTotkonTUlt.nd throe bot
tl caml . I hT norcr h.l rtturn of Onrel,
nor of th ptlna or wmAdom la tho UdL ud Ihonta
I un ot Hitj fiu, olsnlua
Now VIgorou and Stronjr
nwfT.,1HjV,tor.ia
elDfll
ilD Xhn houM ami rlv II tiT MJCiXif.Y
ffeDrl rroonimnrl
j ami rlr h to mr rrMrtchiMwio
Ml of t ha Tf1 mit rmft.tu 4 IhM Uktni cuuMdo
'Z " KtTortto IXndr did It bUtkI
FAVORITE REMEDY.
KtatOsadoDw. rmrtj itlkaklont H.I.
Or, Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
11rrM by
DR. DATID KErdRDY.nONnOtlT.N.T.
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THE GREAT
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TRUTHS FOR THE SICK.n
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nilloaspellddrpcnO
tl.uuo will )k) raid
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HirrsBfilriiUR Utters will
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otasMrXtorcuxc. it
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It will euro yon. '
im linriiiniiES uiirBi.
utr through tho Rkliil I
( itratl t vn wliu arc
n l'linnies. jiioiciios,
closely cod fined Id
ni fiores. ltely on
the niiiii and wotk
SULTHL'R ll!TTEH,pa
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shops; cIcrks.Tvhotlo
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should use M.'Li'in'n
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SITM'IIUK UirrKHH
will cure Liver Com
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ourapeUjUwUlcurckUJ
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m not men do wcas aniu,
i( Mill llU IH't wish
MILP1IUU ItllTEUS
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ntlsnii UM3 a lottle ol
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it
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1 a leEltlniat medicine, carefully
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' female weakness' anteverslon, retroversion,
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iV 9,?r- I'leroe-ia I'urgatlve l'ellets (Ml tie
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most powerful and at the same time most
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It. ET Kxokk, Watertown, pakota.
Wtixa, IticniRDSOM Co. Props. Burlington, Vl
mi your ucsn nitru ill
'i'ry bULriirit 1ht I
ieks to. night, and 1 1
rou v sleep well I I
ind fool brttor for It. U
ikw Mother, (rincft I bin ben oaiof Wolfi Armt
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tt ron cmt of toot tremble. Your father and I keep
otuthoM In electnt order b'lUnao, I dm tt aboQt
Doo n tnooth and papa abobt oooe a week,
Wolff sAGMEBIacking
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any leather 1 ttruv it a deep, rtoti blac
lustre um lasts a week, w iyinv.
Do not coofoond ACME DUokln with say bthir.
Bold byShomaaroeirastit,a,
Try It on roar IIstdms.
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Tho undontgntd linvlng put bit Planing M
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FLOORING, Etc.
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ninoniHblirKt I'"
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PENSIONS ! PENSIONS !
U. .8 PENSIONS due many Omcu), Sotninw,
8A1LCRS, their Widows, CniLsasN and Dipxndint
Parents everywhere. II in doubt, or any Pension
inrormation wanted, write here. No Washington,
I), C, or other Agency so advantageous as this N.
J.'Aossor.
CfThousandi ot Pensions aggretratlnir mlUlons
of dollars, obtained through this Agency, and
others allowed dally.ii Address with two stamps
JAMES V. ltUSLINO,
count elor at Law,
2!4 K. State St., Trenton, N. J.
(Late D. 6, Pension Agent, N. J. Bvt. Brie. Oen'L)
tif-Refcratooov., U. s. Sen's and M. Cs N. J.,
Pouts o. A. IL, and Pensioners all U, Canada tc
Feb 15-Mt
tar. Satid aid w.iik.
or 1 ww. .(u 1-1,17,
SU w.Uh la u. world, t
PMfMl DMiMM. WW.1
IIIMS aclB HIM
.d fro l' .,, w Ith work,
lid ..M. 9t Ul -U...
OMPcn.sUN(kb.
tor.ta.T wits r Urj. laj
..l. U. ef llurhold
Namples. Tim. mbpIm, u
w.ll th. watch, w. M.i
V.. m. -ft.. -t. k.M
thm in ...f hnt. for S mwlh ..d h.w tb.m t. the.,
wh. mar h.T. c.tlFw. tb.y bacon. 1t -w pprtr Tho. a
wb. writ, at .ac. c.a b. aui. f rclalar tb. Wahtrh
aa Knotple. Vf.rar UI .ivra.;, rW.ht..t. Adlraa.
M. G. SLOAK & BRO.
13LOOMSBUKG, PA.
MinufactarcrBOt
CARRIAOES BUGGIES, PHAETr.S.
8LEI1HS. PUTFM h VAQMS' AC'
Flrst-claeswork always on hand.
REPAlRlau NEA IL Y DONE.
Prttti reducfil lo tuil the timet.
NTS,
vests and Trade Maries obtained, and all Patent
slness conducted lor MODKII M E PEES.
OUH OFFICE IS OPP .SITE U. 8. PATENT
FP1CE Wo hiveno sub-agencies, all business
direct, hence can transact patent business In less
nine ana at tus i tnan mose reuioio iruui
Washington.
send model, drawing, or photo,wlth description.
We advise If patentuble or not, free ot charge.
Our fee not duo till natent ts socured.
A bookV'llow to Obtain Patnts,"wlth references
oaciuai clients in your otate, cuunvy, or wwn,
ntfree. Address
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Mo", Washington, D.O
J. R. SMITH & CO.
LIMITED.
MILTON, Pa.,
DEALKKS IN
PIANUS,
Vy the following well known makert;
ChickcriiitTj
K it a be,
Wcbcr,
Ilallet & Davis.
Cun uIbo furnisli any of the
cheaper makes at ninmiiiicturers
prices. Do not buy it piano be
fore getting our prices.
aOa
Catalogue and Price Lists
On atipliuntion.
Sjptl-.Mt
GKT YOUR JOU PRINTING
DONE AT TIIK
COLUMBIAN OPFICK.
nroastb.
-mmm
1III jTr--il .'XtW S
MKnCllANTS WANT TIIK I.O'KKRTT DILL
1'OK TUB COLLECTION Ol" DKttra.
Rfprcnentiilivo of tho Rotnilcru'
Protective Association from l'tiiladcl
pliin, Pittburit mill otlier citlm in the
oito i)fnrcd btfi.ro tlm Judic.niy
Gi'iierttl Cotnmittrc and mlvncaifil the
ar).iBc of Mr LiffrrtyV bill for tlio
collection of debts incurred fo- tlio nc-
cwnriUK of hfo.
Tlio bill provides tbfit a creditor
tirnv Bttdiih tut. W(iiei f.f n vvorking
man for 5 per tent of thi-ir olnini. nro.
.Ming it does not exceed H) pr emit
oi in wtekty wnce".
Tlie tncrcliantx wbo amipan d before
tbe ofiiitiiitt-t' were Btront'lv in favor
ol tbe bill. They s i'ul the moral ideit
ol the lw woubl b ' great; tlrtt many
people wlin now enntraut deb's ith
tliem would not tbitik of tloinu po, If
there weie such a lav upon the Ma
t'it-bcka. The com nitleo tb firrtd
aetiuu upon thu bill.
Ulllllilv to Tell.
Yep, that was so. For years I suffered
severely with scrofula; sores broke otit all
over my hojy, ana 1 ntn unable, to tell one
half that I endured. 1 was not able to rb.
tain relief until I used Sulphur Ulttirs
which completely cured me. O. 11. Dale,
17 AllM6n street, Boston. Mar-lC 2t.
Prohibition Beaten'
NEW lU.MrsllIUK VOTES 1'OK LIQUOR IN
81'ITE OF WOMAN 8 IIAItU WuKK.
Constitutional Prohibition was over
whelmingly rejected by the voters of
New Hampshire. Although completu
n-ttirna aro not at Intil, it is evident
that tho amendment fail, il oun
sideraby of getting tho requisite
two-ttnrds.
In Concord, Jlmohcster. Dover.
Kt'ine, Lacouia and all tho 1 truer
places except Wastmn tho prohibitory
amendment failtd. The women were
at the polls in gnat numbers, aud had
tlio polling places decorated with flags
and inottots. This innovation was not
relNhrd in tho rowdy wards of the
cities au 1 in Nashua particularly tho
mi nii-niuiianes were suuiecua to in.
HUMS.
Their defeat is an awful blow to the
Prohibitionists. They worked hard
ami were conu'deut of victory. In
main ot the towns and cities praytr
meetings were held from the time of
polling to the cloee of the polls. Tho
vote was smaller tiian was expected,
but thobo in favor of tho lecislation
providing for Prohibition di-Barted the
ranks on all sidts. Tho rfsult showed
that pirty lini s were badly broken.
Republican strouuholds returned ma
jorities against the jiropo-ed admend-
menl and in Democratic citns trains
were made by the 1'rohibitionists that
were in advance of their expectations.
The quention of license is now an
open one.
I lie vote was made unusually im
portant by the fact that ecvou amend
ments to the Constitution ol tho state,
propoeed by a convention that ws
held at toncord in January, were sub
mitted to the people.
ino only ono that excit'd much
controt ersy is tho Prohibition amend
ment, which excepts the native product,
cidpr, while including the mildir bever
age, beer, under its bau. This wa one
grand opposition, but the chief on?
was that the Jj'-sislature should be ten
free to deal with tho liquor question.
New Hampshire has had a prohibitory
law for many years.
Temperance Wine for Invalids.
It is well known that there are
eases when tho most sttiot advocates
of temperance are obliged to use sotno
sort ot wine, especially those who aro
old and infirm. Many weakly females
as well as invalids and debilitated per
sons in warm weather nted a little
strengthening wine. The great difli
culty has been in procuring a rich
wme that is reliable, t here aro many
cases whero wine would bo used to
ureal advantage in place ot alcoholic.
drinks, if only a genuine article could
be had, and upon which physicians
could rely" as being str'ctly pure. Tho
Wine of Alfred bpeer, l'usfaic, JNew
Jtrsev, and h's Unfermenttd Grape
Juice have been analyzed by cln mists
in nearly every State, and Have always
been proved strictly pure and ben fi-
cial. These wines are now being usi il
in hospitals and by families for medi
cal purposes, also by Churches for
(Jommumon service. It is principally
sold by druugists. Mr. Speer's mode
of preserving is such as to retain tho
rich flavor anil sweetntss of tbe fruit.
'Jramcript.
A hen which is said to have hatched
sixteen ehicli i 1riir fltmi il in
one of tho curiositifs of Witblacooche,
Fla.
It is iii tho coi.ti.ict with the queen's
housekeeper that se will not get
married for at leat ten yenrs.
IIoHpltnl RcmcclleH.
What are they? The growth of Intelll-
gencu In medical matters has given rise to
a demnnd for a class of genuine, reliable
medicines. The opportunity of tlui igunr.
nut quack, who grew rich curingcverythlng
out (if a tingle bnllle has passed. Tn supply
satisfactorily this demand this list nf rtmr.
dies has been created They are tbe favor,
lie pretciintinas nf the mom famous medi
cal pruclioDcrs of the day, gathered from
the hospitals ci ixinuon, fans ileum ana
Vienna. Prescriptions which cost the
patients of these specialists from $23 to
4500, are here olleied, prrpared and ready
for use, at tbe nominal price of One Dollar
Eath. Knl one of them is a cure all ; each
ono has only the reasonable power of curing
a single disease and each one keeps Its con
tract. Bullcrers from Catarrh, Diseatcd
Lungs, liroucullls, Asthma, Consumption,
Itheumatisin, Dyepcpaiu, Liver and Kidney
Complaints, Fever and Ague, Nmralgiu,
remaic vt eaKness, Lif ucnrniieu, or mrvous
Debility, should rend stamp for defcrlnilve
catalogue to Hospital Itcmrdv Co , Un.
U '3 West King SI., Toronto, Canada. If
your druggist does not keep theeo remedies
remit price and we will send direct free of
duty.
Mokristown, Tkw., July 4, i883
Th Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.:
Gentlemen Fire ytaii ago I was so un
fortunate as to contract an extremely bad
case of blood poison. My bones ached and
my muscles began to swell and contract. I
was under treatment of the physician from
the inception of the' disease until I found
that he could do me no food. Then,
through the adrice of a friend I btgan tak
ing S, S, S. Your medicine seemed to have
an immediate cITcct, I took six bottles, and
to-day am sound and well. That was two or
three years ago, but I hare seen no evidence
of the return of the disease, and I talte this
opportunity to (hank you for what It has dona
for me!" It siveiJ my life. You can refer
any one to me, R. M, WALL.
Faxmcrsvilu, Tex., June 32, 1883.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.;
Gentlemen The mother of a member
of our firm was afflicted will) a cancerous
tore on her face for about twenty years.
During the past few years it troubled her
very much by continued pain and itching.
She used vour S, S. S., and the sore has
disappeared and Is apparently' well. Should
U break out again, will advise you.
Very truly,
rr-NDLETON, Yearly & Riixy,
Druggists.
Three books mailed free on application.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Dratrsr j. Atlanta, O.
IF YOU WANT
An Economical Baking Powder,
Use Rumford Yeast Powdor, tho Old Reliable. Its
superior strengtli enables the use of less quantity
than of ordinary powder, and it is healthful and
nutritious. Packed in bottles. No other genuine.
PERRINE'S
PURK
IIAKLKV
Dnriu.iD from selocu-d Uarlr Malt anil (juaranteed to be chemically pure
andfreo from Injurious oils and iclds often contained In alcoliollc llnuora, Ills
espociallr adiptrd W persons requlrlnKa stimulating tonic, I'onsumptlvm DClng
troatlv benenfted by its use. Keuommcnded by lendlnif rbyslclsiia ai J
XerTlne, Tonic and iterant. Kor fonsuuiptltn it Is Invaluable. I'hlllllNLb
PUKK HAKLEv HALT WII1SKBT
appetite, a ricn ana aouncuuii moon. u trTi i "VIt, i.SnTi h
..L .I-. it ,m offoi., liverutnalfl. lnrt (rratlnn find fill WSStlDP; (IP
eases ca bo entirely conquered by the use or I errliu-s lure II. tie j at Wblskei
It is a tonle snd diuretic nnd a powerful micngtbener to the entire s Jtem. L fcll
KINK'S fUHK BAHLKVNALT WUISKB1 bus proied a medicinal prectlon to
s
tlioso who pursue tneir aTotanons in me npm.ir .ra J. ,7,;
exceptional powers or endurance. Ask Oui nearest druKgist or grocer for 101
PBKRINB'SPUItKUAKLSV MALT WlllsK-T leTires theeneivle' of tboorn
out with excessive o-xllli or menialeirort and acts as a Hafeguard against ezponire
Itart workers of eery"ocatin
MaiPTJttKy VwSrta inTlwrani The analysis as It nnpeara by the La
and hSer to dlgestlou I'Kltl(INK'S bel on every bottle: 1 have carefully aD
Piirtv SlAllLEY MALT WIHSKHY niytcd the I'm lURLar Mai.t vyms-
wlthrfut, unSiiiy stlmulaunrf the kid. sxt made by W. AJ. K Wrrtne and oai
n-y" tnerea Wtr "flagisln j activity, it entirely free mm fusel ,0MU"U1
eniintera-tsthe WTecti of fat gue, has- metals ana acids and 19 aofoiuisi
t?S?cov Sleiclnc? and Is a wnoleaomo purc-'-Sfffwd, Camilla A rthur mtn,
and 'prompt diuretic wStcn the labd f radrt(e ' J""" VHunUh.
None genuine unless bearing tho rtgna , Weiieiw nnd WeUDaaen
tur
Yu saie uy all druggsts
and grocers througho
the united buies and
Canada.
37 NORTH FRONT ST. 38NORTH WATER ST., PHIL A
PENNY GOODB j
A SPECIALTY.
Alexander Bros. & Co,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
CANDIES,
FRCITS AND NUTS.
fcOLK AGENTS FOIi
HENRY MAILLAEDS
SEC1NDIES.
FllEfil VEItl WEEK.
Bloomsburg. Pa.
soli laitHis roa
P. F, ADAMS & CO.,
FINS CUT
CHEWING
TOBAt CO
Pole agents of tbe fol.
lowing Dranasot
Clgitrs.
nSNHT CLAT,
LONDRE3, I
NOHMAL,
INDIAN rlilKCESS,
SAMSON,
M1LVEII A8n.
C IB. JKOBBIIB,
DEALER IN
WINES AND LIQUOab
AND JOBBER IN CIGAHS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
aura "tf an:
Out- ot the laic- linprnveni-ntB is the
aIi eli liable one to play without disturbing anyone in tho vicinity and will
little wear to thu in-trument.
WE ARE OFFERING BARGAINS ON THESE INSTRUMENTS.
THU GEORGL STECIv & CO PIANO, alter thirty jeais ot Kt-vermt tet
are us- il, on aeoiiunt ot iinequalltd durability, by CO colleges aud many othei
in tbe United Sitcr.
THE E3TEY UPRIGHT PIANO, with now repeating action, best in th(
world for upritthi pian h. and tlio first and only ptrftct repiatiiig action
inlroduced with up'iglit piano".
THE OPERA PIANO has a reputation ol .18 years. A warrantee of fiv
years is giveu with each instrument. It is the lest medium-priced piano in
tho maiket.
Onr LINE of ORGANS is vt-rv complete, wo havo THE CELEBRATED
ESTEY, THE MILLER, WORCESTER, UNITED STATES, and other
makes.
SEWING
We have tho celebrated WHITE,
STANDARD ROTARY, ROYAL
NKW HOME.
Pianos, Organs and Sowing Machines old
ou in8talliucnt plan.
Wo havo also Innjos, guitars, Gerii)aj;
a etatM. Infill.. lilmir orinrilnAhii lliitni (i f nu
mouth tirg.ns, drum', Ae, Five hundrgjj
pitos of ten cent sheet musio, &o., tto.
fi,tr)nTrl litnil liinnild nriratia nnil
niacliines nn hind, ami received in exchanuo
for new ones.
Agent for Buttetick and Domett to
...... T-.... I r.t.: i...t. o...i
liuilt'lll" Itll'l i!iiiuii nui'nn. ouwiuj inuriiiuu
nftdli'x, ril and attachments for all machines'
I , I a
always iu siock
J.
Bloomsburg Pa.
JkkUiJ
uar
A lll.l lln.l.
ami llkn. llainnkV.
'ftda.TDUPinlit all.,., a
sUaii.lJc). mwhlam
lover W
ru Bit ruu
bail t iidc. this notlot im, i,ut , tea, TiiX
Ffcb IM-tt
MALT WHISKEY
insures a rfiuni ai i iKr u; mo """'"'-.tj ;VV
and persona wbor. a wdentary lite renders prone to
rt)H3ALE UYDHUOOISrS AND ALL DRALBKS.
AT OHDElt
FOK PESTIV.Vh
will be
SUPPLIED w I ru
the
LOWEST
Market
as follows:
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
HANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
'l WALNUTb!
i OUEAM NUTS,
I ALMONDS,
l'OP CORN
BALLS.
We havo in mock a finer line of muoira
iiihtrurocntB than has ever bein bougt.t in
Ins (-Cftioii, and we ar making xpcoial
iiducemeniB to putchaeere ior tin- holiday
eapon. We net our ltiBtrumenta dirtot
frtm the mauufactoriip, and can offer
lcttr lot m ' than can be given by auy
inner parties,
THE IVERS & POND PIANOS
btand at the head.
ONE HUNDRED OF THESE NOW
IN USE at ti e BOSTON CONSERVA
TORY of MUSIC.
NEW SOFT STOP ATTACHMENT
MACHINES.
NEW DOMESTIC, NEW HOME
ST. JOHN, NEW DAVIS, and
Lltunmt
tiaper
!. ..
Saltzer,
General Agent.
CHICHESTFn'q PMRl icu
PENNYROYAL FILLS
i m end Brad, In r4 m
"-"'""Mail uiutrtb XWy
iT A. lrt't. Aerrt W
1 4sIhwwb
IB nWallllllH Ik a lalalaB
Woven Wire Fencing
Wiro Hoposoivogo
nnn TO 0 PER ROD.
All ! nd width.. Ontifto .mate h. SoMby ti ordasltra
It, IM. line nf trnta CSriflBT WlO nfnrm.tlon fw.
Will HitVijf.U'V jvnvrjc u'lBRKscn w,
So.. ls JL 10 . Market at., cVl,s, 111.
Feb !J 0 0 w l!)t
HINDERCORN8.
Trn rmlf mr nrr for Oorrn. BtAptlTw,n. PnmrN
comfort to the feet. 16a t l)rony1U. H mcoiA Co., n.T
-Stt consumptive
rTATi yon tvmrb, lin-inr-httl, Arthmn. Iiialemunnf Cm
PARKER'S CINQEr? TONIC. TthMwrwi
tha worit raiUflaiiUH tnTv-trfiiimlvfur All ill arMnjr
tromaciectife nuuiuun. itueuiun.w ovo. ana si.oo,
.Mai 4t.
Il A AT it ofitff vaitbllil.1
IJQUAitradf ta all fant, byM
nBp'piar.nt' or ntchlttuX
ntt tis.irfisii.itss.'
iwrtan tdnth lora'ttj.iht r
btn rrtaf-mnthina mad) tn
world, with all tb tHti-hma.t.
Mi wtiialsMatnd free a romptrta
Una ef our coattf and viluibla art
MBiplti Id rtlnnt wi aik (hit yom
show what wa nd. In tfaota who
ant j rail ai fowr tiont. tad after "M
mrniiBiaiiiBiii Drtomt font own
proMrtT, TbH rrand marhlna i
mtrl anr ih ftlnorrr wtn.
atei kiva ran ant i twfora paifHita
run oat it toVd far 40 II, with tha
Ufhrftti, and new Mill for
ii -j itenwrnti, ana bow miii rof
rfMr t tU. Bit.atrofirraf.maM at
LMp rM mtrhin in Iba wortd. All U
111 1 - No rlrtlltl rwiilr,l n.l
brlrf inwrartimia p'n. Than whr writ to at ancc tin i.
ror frre tb baoi wtar.ma hlna la tha wrrlrt, and tha
iirt"i iin"r niro n rrr inoisn inrcnprin Afnfnra,
ri'iiUbCU.( Mlox 740 AUKMtlu, JUuiuu.
G 1 1 ATfi F UI COM FOUTING.
EPP'S COCOA.
BKEAKFAKT.
"lir a thorouBhknnwledireof tho natural laws
which K'.vern tho oierstions of digestion and
nturlt'ori, and D7 a careful application or tbo nne
properties ol well pclccled ocoa. Jlr Epp.has
Srovld-d our breakfast tahlca with a delicately
avi'rul beverapo w DIcli may save us many heavy
doctors' bllK It lsby the lutlclous use of aucU
articles of diet that aconstliutlon may be gradual.
It built up until Bironi: enoueli to rrsist eTery ton.
dencyto dl enso. llundnds of tubllo maladies
are noatlntr around us le Ay to attack wherever
t hero Is a weak point. We may escapo n.any a
fatal shaft by keeping o rsoh i well foi tlflcd with
pure Hood and a properly tiourl'hed frame, '-civil
serrtce (latt tie .Made simply wlih bulling rrtler
or milk, sold only in halt pound tins, by Urocers.
labelled thus:
JAMES Errs CO., Ilomo3opathl0 Chemists,
ui;i.i-u.bu ixnaon, lmgiana.
RAILROAD TIME TABIB
J-ELAWARE, LACKAAVANNA AND
WKSTBKN HAILliOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
STATIONS.
Kom n.
r M A At. A. u
1 35 10 10 0 15
10 85 C 30
.... 10 29 b 31
1 58 10 36 6 40
2 14 10 63 B 8
! IS II 00 7 l5
! il 11 07 7 12
2 29 11 16 7 to
11 22 7 !7
.... 11 211 7 31
11 30 7 35
2 49 11 3; 7 42
HI 11 44 7 49
2 69 11 48 65
3 09 11 58 8 C
3 19 12 US 8 IT
3 26 12 10 8 22
12 20 8 3$
3 35 12 25 8 S3
3 39 IS 30 8 38
3 43 12 37 8 45
.... 12 41 3 49
12 45 8 63
3 62 12 60 8 58
3 66 lv 65 901
4 01 1 03 9 i
1 11 9 17
1 19 9 11
1 55 9 1)
4 22 1 30 9 35
P M P U AM
SOUTH
A U P it p V
9 60 2 05 6 20
9 65 ... 6 23
10 00 2 14 C 30
10 08 2 21 6 37
10 16 2 23 6 46
10 22 2 34 6 60
10 27 2 39 6 65
10 30 ... 6 69
10 34 2 47 7 03
10 88 2 60 7 07
10 42 2 54 7 12
10 47 2 59 7 16
10 61 3 03 7 21
10 55 3 116 7 25
11 02 3 19 7 43
11 12 3 29 7 55
11 22 3 39 8 07
II 28 3 45 8 13
11 37 3 51 8 20
3 67 8 27
11 48 4 01 8 31
11 62 4 05 8 35
PM
NOKTIieMBKRLANn S 40
Cameron 5 r5
Chulnsk) eio
Danville o 08
C'ntawls8a r, a
unpen... c 8''
liloomtburg e so
K1)V. ft 42
Lime Midge...... 6 nn
Willow (.rove 51
Urlarcreek c 5S
Berwick 7 05
lleaeli llHVen 7 11
Hlck'h Fcrrr 7 18
Shlckshlnny., 7 SO
IlunlocK's 7 43
Nantlcoke 7 50
Avnnanie 7 54
Plymouth 7 69
ritmonth.lunctlon, ..8 03
Kingston 8 us
lennctt s 12
Mnllhy 8 17
Wyoming 8 2tf
West lltutan 8 27
Httston .... B S3
Lackawanna H.... 8 40
Tailorillle 8 48
iieiievue s 04
HCBANTON 8 00
STATIONS.
A M
SCHANTON S 0
UellPTiie s ip
Taylorvllle. c so
Lackawanna. e at
llttKton 6 3
west Plttston 42
Wyoming. 6 47
Maltby e M
Bennett e 65
Kingston 8 ea
I'lymouth Junction. 705
Plymouth 7 10
Avondale 7 14
Nantleoko 7 19
Ilunlock'a 7 so
Si Ickshlnny 7 47
IIIck'B Ferry. r s
Beach Haven 8 01
Berwick 8 07
linarereek 8 13
willow drove 8 16
Lime nidge 8 so
f"py. 8 26
Bloomsburg
Hupert
Caiawlssa
Danville
Chulaaky,
Cameron
NOXTUrUBUHLAND..
11 59 4 12 8 41
8 32 12 05 4 IS 8 47
8 37 12 10 4 24 8 62
8 2 12 It 4 !9 8 67
8 67 12 30 4 43 9 16
9 03 4 64 9 23
. 0 07 12 40 6 00 9 28
. 9 22 12 6S 5 16 9 45
AMPMPUPM
Connections at Hupert wllb rnllnde'phl &
Iteadlnr Itallroad for Tamonend, Tamsqua, Will.
Inmsport.sunbury. rotlsviile. etc. AtNarthum.
berland with P. E. Wv. P. n. . for llarrt'burg.
Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren, corry and Erie.
'V. F. UALSTKAD, Oen. Van.,
Scranton, Pa
Pennsylvania Railroad.
hiladelphia & Erie R. R. Diyis"
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
-lx'
TIME TABLE.
Id effect Nov. in jess. Trains leave t-unbuiy
EASTWAlll)
9.40 a. m., Bea shore F.xpress (dally except
Sunday), forltamsburrnndlnlermedlatestatlons.
arriving al Philadelphia 3.15 y. m. i Ne Tork,
6.60 p.m.; Baltimore, 4.45 p. m. : Washington
6.65 p. m connecting at Philadelphia for all pea
Shore points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia,
. ...... '-"P. m. Day express
dally Mceptsondayl.fornarrlnburpatid Interme
diate stations, arriving at Philadelphia
1.50 p. m. ; New York, o 35 p. m. : llaltlmore
6.43 p.m.: Wablnptoi', mo p, m, rarlor car
through to Phltndelphls and rnsxfnger roaches
through toPhllndelphlaand Baltimore.
7,45 p. m. Henovn Acer rrmodetion (daily
for Harrlshiirp and all Intermediate stations, arriv
ing at Philadelphia 4 25 a. m. i New Tors 7.10 a. m.
Via tlmnre. 6.15 4. m. : Wafiilrrlon 6 80 a. ra.;
Pullmnnmepplngcarfrom Ilorrlsbure to Phlladel.
phta and New York. Philadelphia pasfengerp. can
""notn m sieepor in1ltnrrirrt until - a. m.
Philadelphia sleeper U run on this train from
w llllam-pnrt on Sunday s.
V.'O a. m.hrtf Vflll irlAllT fnr TTavrteVmrfv .rtrt
Intermediate tatlona hrrlnp al Philadelphia
8.25 a. rj s;w York it.soa. m. : Hnltlmort 8.15
a.m.; Wa6hlr,Btoi.9.P0 6.m. Thrrnph rtllrran
sleeping cars are run nntklstralnto Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Maehlnctcn, and through pauten
ger coachesto Pblladeirbia and Baitirrore.
WESTWAKU.
5.10a. m.Rr1e Mali lllftllrt frv r.fc an. at
Intermediate stations and t'anandalgna did
Intermediate stations, Doehester, Buffalo im
Niagara Falls, with tbiougb Pullman I'ala.o
oars and passenger roaches to Erie and KocntF.
a I.
9.M News Express (dally except Sundarl tor
t ock Haven and Intermediate stations. '
12.63 p. m.-Nlagara Express (dally except Bun
" y) for Kane acdlntermedlstpfitftiinna and ran.
ai algtia and principal Intermediate stations,
ltrhester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls with
through passenger roaches to Kane and Kochester
and Parlor carto ttllllam.nort.
6.30 p. in. Kant IJne Mellv pr.nt Rnni1avrnv Ifo.
novo and intermediate stations, and Klmfra, Wat.
kins and Intermediate stations, with through pas.
senger coaches to ltenovn and Watklns.
9.20 a. m. Sunday mall for Honovo and tnterme.
dlate etatlon"
THROUOII T1UINS FOH slTNinillY FHOM THE
AADl ADUSUUill,
Sunday mall leaves l'Lilniaaiv.,. ..no M
Harrlsburg 7.40 arriving at hunbury 9.20 a. m.
M"l't txprtra ieaef Philadelphia 4.30 a.m.
J'nrrUburg, 8.m a. ra. dally except Sunday
arriving at Bunbury w.53. s. m,
,..,.,, . , Niagara ExprenleaveB
Pbtlattelrli a.7.40a. m.: nitimn mi . m.ii.
wi?hp' !U2S115,. rrl,tlI1f! t Sunbury, ir.62 p. m.,
. i on.., iai iritm j'uuaaeipnia
5S?.ln.l?V,,:1).,p&ssf,8er eoichesfrom Phlladel.
pbla and Baltimore,
"IMl"' '""MNcw Ymv- 9.00 a. m. j rhlladel
phla,ii.6(ia. m. : Washington, 9.50 a. in.: Balti
more, 10.45 a.m., (dally t epi Sunday) arriving at
sunbury s.aop.m.. with through passengei
coachesf rora Philadelphls and Balllmoro.
m3. .a I." ""i" w ra H.UU p. m. 1 l'miadei
phla.11.25p. m. j Washington, 1d.0op.ro.: Haiti
mo,,Ls,':P'.m"((,a,1T rrlvlnent sunbury 5.10
p'h.ffy? '"."tt Pollmaa Sleeping cam from
ptlMelpbta, Washington and Baltimore and
hrough passenger coaches from Philadelphia
HllNnilHV.llAZI.HTON aV WII KHHIIAnilli
HI'ANIill H.11.WAY.
U-IV..V,.. tfJr,ef?P"nS!V!)
arii vinp at Bloom jrerrx 10.4ft a. mM WlUfta-tarra
ivaprcae taat leaves BunDury 5.86 p. m., arrivlne
lneatliiooroFerryu.a,iP.,Hunbury W.45P. m
vlng at tiloora Ferrv 4 80 n, m,. Sunburj 6.80v.m
SUNDAY ONLY.
nunoay mau leaves Bunbuir 9:28 a. m., arrtvtng
at Ulouui lferrr 1II1H a rn u-lllra,i-. l..aa .
VVIIIb Kaar
SKIrfllULI -J
mm
CirA
iitci
Sunday accommodation leaves Wllkea-Dairre 6:10
V 'to"' rrtTlni 41 uu0'a fwry, .M p. tu., BUiibury
tillAU. FOUH, J, K. WOOD,
uen.mnnuT ueu. ruen(ergei