THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. I
Did it Elect Hftrrlion?
I
s
Tho following nppeorcil in o Mln
niAota paper. "Members of tho Domo
emtio party havo boon using nil subtor
fnges lo.ncoount for their overwhelm
ing defeat, and numerous nro tho oaim-
08 alleged.
'1 was talking with Bovcral of the
vanquished on Fourth Street tho other
day, opposito a bill board, and ouo of i
tho party cxclaimoil: If it had not I
been for tho closeness of tho National
Conimittco in thn expenditure of
money, we would havo oleoti'd our man
Tho Hepnblioang ndvertisi d their miin
liko a circus." Several of tho pprty
remarked that no ftilvertiHinp; was done
except small nnnouncetnents in thn
apore, and a Jew "hangers ' on tlio i
ead walls.
"IlanuorBl" said our informant
"What do you call that but a olrouH
poster!" pointing to a twclvo-shoct
medioino postor on tho Ml hoard, bear
ing the outs of Gen. Harrison and his
grandfather.
"If tho Democrats had advertised
like that, Cleveland would havo peon
re-elected.''
Tho poster roferred to was one of
the familiar black and white Log Cabin
Sarsaparilla posters Bent out by an en
terprising firm engaged in the manu
facture of old log cabin home-cures,
under the name of Warner's Log Cab
in Remedies, and among other equally
valuable articles includes tho famous
Lop Oahit Sarcaparilla, whiohis every
where recognized as tho best of all
spring medicines and stands without a
rival for tho oure of all disorders whioh
are the results of Impure blood.
The spring timo of tho year is the
season when tho system neods renova
tion; tbo long winter has caused tho
blood to become filled with imparities
There exists no bettor means to aid
and strengthen the system at such an
urgent period than tho use of Warner's
Log Cabin Sarsaparilla, which speedi
ly restores the blood to a pure and
healthy state, whioh insures health and
happiness.
The reputation of the firm is abnv
reproach, and is tho same firm which
manufactures Warner's Safe Cure th'
stand rd remedy for the euro of nil
thnse diseaB8 peculiar to the kidney
as well as those which. ar thu resuli
of diseopo in thosH organs, and which
has met with such phenomenal success
for the past ten jears.
We understand that the posters re
ferred to made their appearance in
many parts of tho country prior to th-
Chicago Convention whioh nominated
Qfn. Harrison as a candidate for th
Preside cy h nee the uso of the por
traits of the Harrison), father and
grands n was either tho result of re
markable political foresight or in ac
cordance with the historical association
of trie oldLog Cabin with tho name of
Harrison.
DUNKARDS AT WORSHIP.
7
STRANGE AND SIMPLE RITES OF THIS
MEEK AND DEVOTED 6ECT.
B right's Dlsbhs.
A TearOM Chita PTf4 AfUr
Vallate ef For rhrlcUn
MrtlttU ftlrUim yr of fcr. mi token tick ta
Mtfch, with anfttlet few, When tttOTerint
ba took a veTtr roM, which (feretorM BrixhtM
1?1mm ot thft KMntr. Iter infcl. frl ud tyM
wore terribly twolltnt ihehM trarnlnr few, ana
all tho armptotnt of an affirm, ted mm of DrijrMa
CImam. Foard our best thntcUnittralMlitr,
but without itieeeea, aid
h ir Lifo wns Despaired of.,v
tmt a mother! low and pnjtn inrmotint all dlffl.
CtU tlee, and t dUrminM ta try Dr. IHrlil KennMr'i
rTorlloIV'Jiio.miatllomtout, Y, Thlawaa
a Hat rtflort, and I liopM, although mr little dauirh
ter'i CaM w a Tcry utitn ona, that tbe Farorlta
Zlemerlr would do for her whtt It liatl done for othert
Whose rendition had not boon, loeminftlf", M hope
let. How htpvr I m that I determine upon thU
court fur an ImprOTecncnt was at once perceptible.
The fererleftbor hfrarpttttetmproTedeber&lQed
poundi Id a abort time, and one by cue the veil
known auddroxlod tymptoma of thdbeaa leit her.
Wordf fall to ctproia my rratltnde, and I eannot too
carnMtly recommend tbe Farorita Xtemedy, It wm
A MARVELOUS RECOVERY.
ml In dne rnUrolr to ths Fsvorll. Itannlr, blch
v.. th ppijr moJicino taken ltr her cm. wis
atADdonM by th lhytlcUlii. . .
pirn, uvnr. a. nomi'Ton, m Kuutnti. Vermont;
Queen Victoria's footman.
a. cobntbtman mistakes lord mel.
bourne for a servant.
In the days when Prince Albert had
come to woo the Queen of England the
crowd of people who wished to catch
a glimpse of royalty as it promenaded
upon the teTaco at Windsor Castle
was greatly increased by reason of the
general interest in the young couple.
Ono day a Yorkshireraan who had de
termined to get' a good look at th
Queen appeared at tho gates by which
tbo spectators were usually admitted
and tbns accosted a man, a footman
evidently, who was at that moment
crossing tho court yard:
''Look here, John, Kobort, whatever
they call you, I ooom from the country."
"So I hoar", said tbe footman.
"Well, lo never seen t' Qneen, and
I want to get a good sight of ber.
Now can't you just let mo through
them gates just afore t' rest o' t' folks.
I want to get. a good place, ye see."
"Well sir" said tho man, "I don't
know whether I dare. I might looso
mv place, you see."
'V i uii thou'll never loose thy
I tor such a thing as that. Thou
can say to t' Queen that she hasn't
cotton a moro lOyaller subject than
John Stokes not in all Yorkshire. I
nobbut want to get in jtwt afore t' res
on 'em."
"Well, oome along, then,1' said tin
man. He opened the gate and the
eajer Yorkshiremau rushed througti.
As he did so an idea seemed to s .rik
him, and he stopped to tender the foot
man a half erown.
"No, thank you, sir," said tho man,
"we are forbidden to take fees."
"Take it, mun, take it. Nobody'li
know."
"No, thank you, sir."
The Yorkshireraan secured n fore
most place and in duo time appeared
the Quen and Prince. More than
that, conversing familiarly with her
Jttaj 'ty was tue footman.
"Ju-t look therel" oriod tbe country
visitor t a bystander. ' Ilo'i a lauih
ing and talking to t' Queen like any-
ming
"Who"
"Why t' olnp that opened me the
coat and red collar."
f When the listener's laughter would
allow him to spesk, he explained:
"Blue coat and rod collar! Why,
tbatstbe Wiuenr uniform, and your
footman is Lord AL 31 bourne, tbe l'nmo
Minister."
Prof. Semmola of tho University of
Paris, in an article published in the
Gazette Medioale do Paris, says: "Dry
ness of the Bkin, imperfect digestion
and transformation of albuminoid food
are present at tbe beginning of chronic
Uncut b Uisease." Warners Bate
Cure removes digestive disorders,
Why! Because it enables the kidneys
to perform their functions in a healthy
manner, wuen uotn cause ami resulting
symptoms disappear.
A tame cow belonging to a farmer
near Kidgoway, Uanada, Das been
taucht to distinguish colors, and will
pick ont from a pile of articles of va
rious colors one oi any coior asicea lor.
Tho hangman otlort Smith, Ark.
wh? has sprung the trap on about
seventy men, says that if the condemn
ed will only behave himself and follow
directions, bo can mako his death as
painless as turning over in bed.
for the Good of Others.
I want to mako known the fact that
I suffered from a Bladdor and Kidney
trouble and that I was eured by Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
made at ltondout, N. Y., and I look
forward to spending tho balance of my
life free from torture and with a heart
grateful for tbo medicine which affords
me so pleasant a prospect. Rev. 8. 0.
Chandler, iieuanon oprfugB, .
8-29-41
John 0. Ropes, tho lecturer at Cam
bridge, Mass., possesses a portrait of
Napoleon whioh is said to bo the finest
in exiitance. It yepreeenU tho Em
peror At tbe battle of Areola.
FAVORITE REMEDY,1
tllM Om dolUr. Fntand U Rondout, N. T.
Dr. Kennidy's Favorite Rimtdy.
VraanAfcr
OR. PATID KKNnnr.nONDOCT.N.T.
I tlpwbottl SUfotM. BrlUrortiU.
Tho Best and Purest Madiclno
W EVER MADEt
ArT-tWltwIU rtrlto tho llnmotfromyonr
tflmplel nntl uioicnvp
hlrl
ch nor jour beuty
o cnusol nv impure
hlnnd. And can be
removcu inasnon
time, II you are
vnse ami use
a great
v -a . 9. blood du.
'ino io8o id 'to wa
Binall only a tca,;
upoonrui. Jtisino
bet Htld ihedlic
mcillcltio. Try ft.
E3
enn ulll lin lUlflllflCll.
Uet It of jour Drafgtrt.
DOS'rWAIT. OKTITATOSCK
I yon arc BUfferlny from KM.
Illsjiftsn. nml wllh to HVO
aire, use SUL1-1IUH B1TTE
rney nccr iuu w vui
Tli(t t'ltllrwert of 3tack KutnlilUh n Society
In Clilongo Tlio Washing itf I'ent and
Other recullar Obserranees A lieinura
Chntr Lender.
In tho pfoln, ouo story meeting tiouso on
Onkloy at eitue, Jut off Jacksou street, there
met A irnmll congregation of that peculiar re
ligious sect ktiotvu na Uia Uuiiknran A bocI
ty of tbem wo formeil Snmlay, and meet
liiga to knit the membership more closely to
gether are lielng helJ. The congregation
uumbrmi twenty-five or thirty nwn,
all apirently from tho common walks of
lifo. An eiccoJing plainness of dren and
speech prevailed among them. The women
wore dresses of dark stuffs and black sun
bonnets, and the clderl women. In some
oases, white caps. Thelrdrsoi wasunre'Jered
by ornament or jewelry of nuy kind, though
two or threo wore bonnets of more con I en
tlonnl fashion.
The men had no dlstlnctlvo dress. A few
wore broad brimmed hats. On a front bench I ftjlttJElBw
wvuiiiimji tviv u unu cuivkui uiiibii ill u
garment of somber brown, her sunny curls
peeping out from the shtcdowa of a black
satin sun bonnet She now and then stole a
coquettish glance In the direction of the
"amen" corner, whero sot a robust young
man with his wide brimmed lint outspread
uin his knees. There were several young
women and two or threo young men In the
audience. Tbe pretty girl on the front bench
led the singing In gooi,old fashioned tunes in
a shrill treble voice.
BIMIT.E HUT IMrHESSlVl: SWIV1CES.
Tho services were simple in character.
They wero ihltlatod by the singing of "Jesus,
Iiover of My Soul." The loader Iheii prayed,
while every, one In tho room knelt lu suv
pllauco. After another hymn, the. Hov. D.
Ij. Miller, of Mount Morris colony, preached
from tho text: "Xow abldeth faith, hope and
charity, but the greatest of theso is charity."
No references were made to the peculiar
practices of the church. The, sermou wns
such an exposition of thedoctrineof Chri-iUan
lovens might fall from thelipsof any orthodox
Protestant clergyman. It was delivered di
dactically and without any of the pious fer
vor and ecstasy common to the extreme
socts of dissenters. Another hymn and prayer ,
after the f-ermon closed the services. The
preacher came down from the pulpit and
mingled with the members of his lit) la Dock.
He saluted the brethren with a kiss and a
hand shake. Tho men also klsMul each other,
and so did the sisters among themselves.
"You sco we are not so very different from
other people," said tho ftov. Mr, Miller.
"There Is h -great deal of rldlculo indulged in
on our account The reporters who come to
our meetings treat us pretty roughly some
times, and there are many wrong uotlons
about us current among thoso who ought to
know better, George Alfred Townsend has
written n novel In which tho scenoof tho
story is laid in one of our communities. He
was very Inaccurato in what ho said of us.
Most people think we are a sect of commun
ists." "But don't you have monastic communities
in Pennsylvania!'1
A DIFFEMNT KIND Olf DysKAIU).
"Not at all. You nro confusing tis with
the Seven Day Dunkers, organized by Conrad
Belssel in Lancaster county, Pa., in 1VM.
They believe In observing Saturday as the
Sabbath. We haven't anything to do with
them. Our people emigrated from Holland
in lilu and sottled In Pennsylvania. TVe
have In tbe United States a membership of
100,000, chiefly in Pennsylvania, Maryland,
Virginia, Ohio, Indiana nnd Illinois. We
have colleges at Mount Morris, His., Bridge
water, Va., Huntington, Pa., and McPher
sou, Kan. VTo have a largo society at Mount
Morris. I suppose there are about fifty
Dunkards In Chicago, and nearly all of them
have moved here from Mount Morris. We
live, of course, just like other people. Some
members of our society havo gone away,
from timo to time, to get work. There were
enough hero, we thought, to warrant us In
establishing a society, and so Professor Young
and myself came up Saturday, and on Sun
day organised our church with twenty-four
mombors. Wo are holding meetings, and it
Is intended to have services every Sunday
after this. Soma ono from Mount Morris
will do tho preaching."
The organization of tho society on Sunday
was attended by the observance of, tbe
strange rites of the church, which Include
the kiss of charity, the right hand of fel
lowship, a love feast, and the washing of
feet In tha performance pt tbe last rite men
and women were separated. Tho women
gathered at one end of tbe church nnd the
men at the other. Largo tin basins of water
were used, the brethren and sisters washing
and drying each other's naked feet and sing
iSg songs over their work of humility,
"It was all done with extreme propriety,"
said the Rev. Mr. Miller. "Our observance
of this ceremony is based upon the custom of
the apostles and the primitive church,
VOI.bOWlXQ TlIE UASTZR'S EXAMrLE.
"You know Christ washed the feet of his
disciples as an act of humility. Are we
greater than our Lord I You may not know
that 590,000,000 of Christians- practice this
rito as a part of their religious ceremonies.
AH the members of the Greek church do and
It Is done in the Roman Catholic cburcb.
Tho Catholio laymen do not do It, but the
higher dignitaries wash tbe feet of twelve of
their inferiors on each Good Friday. It Is as
proper a ceremony as baptism or tbe other
sacraments."
The Incorporated name of the Dunkard
church Is the "German Baptist Brethren,"
It was founded in 1T03 by Alexander Mack
and seven others In the village of Scbwarze
nou, in Oormany. They believed that Im
mersion was the proper form of baptism, and
not sprinkling, as observed by tho Catholio
church.
Tbo name of tunkers, or dunkers, was de
rived from the German word tunken, mean
ing to dip. The Dunkards baptizo by dipping
forward. Besides the present society, two
other societies were formed in Germany.
Persecutions drove them into Holland, and,
between the years 1710 and 1729, the entire
denomination emigrated to the United States.
Besides the religious practices already men
tioned, their creed forbids tho taking of oaths,
bringing suits in the courts, and fighting.
Until recent years. they did not take interest
for money loaned. The sick are anointed
with oil and their recovery prayed for with
the laying on of bands. The church govern
ment is vested in bishops, elected at popular
meetings of the church, which are usually
held each May. The bishops ore prepared for
their holy offices by anointment with oil.
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Moss Marble.
There has been discovered, four miles south
of Rattlesnake Springs, W. 1 an extensive
ledge of marble, in which beautiful trees or
plants of moss are as frequent and as clearly
defined as In the moss agate, though the
marble Is not translucent The body of the
stone Is mostly white, with splotches of pink
and blue between the bunches of moss. Sci
entific American.
m:ir Ann op imitations, azwats
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In explanation or the remedial power of these
Pellets over tn (rreat a variety of diseases, it
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A)
, is oiH'reti uy iuu iiiBauiaciuv--S
crs of Dr. SnKO Cntarrli
ricmcuy, tor a case or
a esse
llluouiu fi'tunl Catarrn which
incy cannot cure.
M'Mt'TOHS OF CATAIUUI.-Dull,
heavy heai' n:lie, obstruction of tho nasai
s, disitinrires falling fmm the head
to t'-tf fliroiit, sometimes piofuse, watery,
it r." Id, nt Otliois, tlilcl:, tenacious, mucous,
tiikut Moody, and putild; the cyea are
'til?, wilory, and lnlttuncd; tticro Is ringing
tho tars, daafnecs, hacking or coughing to
ar the throat, rxpet-tm-atlon of offensive
tier, together wltn scabs from ulcers; tlio
lee In clmpfrcd and has au nasal twang; the
tttli Is offensive; smell and taste, are Im
red ; thcro Is n sensation of dizziness, with
.imtnl depression, a hacking cough and gen-,
end debility. Duly a few of the abovc-nnmed
(.ynil'timw are likely to be present In anyone
case, 'Thousands of cobos aunually, without
manifesting half, of the nbove symptoms, re-,
suit In consumption, and1 end In the grave.
No disease la so common, moro deceptive and
ilingerous, or less understood by physlclsns.
lly Its mild, 6oothlng, nnd healing properties,
I)t. Suire's Catarrh Jlornedy cures the worst
'. .fa of Cntarrli, " old In tlio head,"
;nr)7a, and Catarrhal Headache.
Sold by druggists everywhere ; W cents.
Untold Agony from Catarrh."
Prof. W. IlACSNKn, the famous mesmerist,
if Hhata.N. 1'.. writes: "Some ten years ago
I suffered untold agony from chronic nasul
ratarrb. My family physician gave me up as
tncurablo, and said I must die. My case was
such a bad one, that every day, towards sun-
ct, my voice would become so hoarse 1 could
iirely sneak above a whisper. In tbe morning
my couglilng nnd clearing of my throat would
'most strangle me. Uy the uso of Dr. Sage's
' 'atarrb llemtdy, in three months, I was a well
man, and the cure has been permanent."
nt'inistantly Hawking and Spilling."
Thomas j. ItnsntNO, P.sij., MOi Pine Stntt,
at. Umlt, Mo., writes: "I was a great euffeifr
from catarrh for three years. At times I could
iirdlv breathe, end was constantly hawking
and splttlnr, and for the lost eight months
1
could not breathe throueh tho nostrils.
thousht nothing could be dime for me. I.uck.
lly. I was advised to try Dr. Sngo's Catarrh
Urmcdy, snd I am now a well man. I bello a
It P? be the only sure remedy for catarrh now
u.9"iifiiftiiu"l, and one has only to give It a
ij!r trial to experteue astounding results anil
4 pf rpanent cure,"
Three llottles) Car Catarrh.
Eli rtoBDina, Itunvnn P. O.. CoIumWn Co
Pa., says: "Jly daughter had catarrh when
she was five yesrs old. very badly. X saw Dr.
Uage a Catarrn ltemedy advertised, and pro-i-uicd
a bottle for her, and soon saw that It
helped her a third bottlo effected a perma
nent cure. She Is now eighteen yean old and
Ifuud and Letrtr."
Spr
ing Disorders
Shatttred nerrea, tired
brain. Impure blood,
debilitated system, sU
are the natural out
come in the Spring. A
medlcto most be used,
and nothing equals
Psine's tfcJiryOora
pouni We let others
.praise us jou cannot
help believing a disin
terested party.
. Brlesdler-Ofneral W. L. Orcenleaf, Burling
"ton. vt, writes: "I have usod l'alne's Celery
uompound on several occasions, and always
with benefit Last spring, being very much run
down and debilitated, I commenced taking tt
Two bottles made me feel lite a new man. M
a general tunic and spring medicine I do not
know of Its equal"
I have used two bottles of your raise's
Celery compound, snd it has given entire sat
isfaction as an appetizer and blood purtner."
T. L. BsKKia, tvatertewa, Dakota,
Paine's'
Celery Compound
Is prescribed by physicians, recommended by
tfrugflsts, endoreed by ministers, praised-by
users, and guaranteed by the manufacturers,
as a spring medicine which will do all that Is
claimed for It Use It this rprtng, and see how
quickly It tones you up.
Purifies' the Blood. "
Full accounts i Of wonderful cures made by
Fame's Celery compound after other medicines
and the host 'physicians had failed, sent free,
There's nothing like It
tl.co. six tor 15.00. Druggists.
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Rillrosd street, In nrat-oiass condluon.tspre
roa io QO an sinusal woram nisune,
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o well seasoned and none but skilled workmen
aro employed.
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Tho undemignud having been rc-
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Consumption, is anxious to mako
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f cure. To thone who d sire it, he ill
ticcrlully send (jtrt-o of char e) a t-o
T tho prcHcription used, m liich tbt
will Cnd a ure cnr- for Consumption
Asthma, Catauhii, Buonciiitis a'
til throat and luntr Maladies. I)-
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us It is invaluable. Thoe dt girinp Hi
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A DREAM. " ' "
Heboid, there wu seen at my beart,
A place of icreat shadow and tMra,
Hhadows and trembling snd fears.
Death, and the pain ot his dart.
Lots In his erare clothes lay there
Dead with nn smile on his face,
Dtad-tn that sorrowful place,
With scorn for a wreath In bis hair.
He that had oace been so great,
Stijhty of wing and so fleet,
There, lying still at my feet,
There, at the feet of my bite!
Looking thuswise on him there,
I, being softened In part;
Touched, for one heart beat, his heart,
LMtlng tny lips la his hair.
But, as repentant I knelt.
Torn with ths battle begun,
Shamed for the thing I had done,
Lol on a sudden I felt
Warmth of his wings overspread.
Yea, of his tips and their smart,
Of his eyes, and his bands and bis heart
Lere had come back from the dead)
Amlle IUres Is Pittsburg Dulletln.
The Antiquity "of' Man.
With regard to the discoveries tn tho
lopes of tho Sierra do Managua, Dr.
Flint considers that the human hones
proro Indisputably tho existence of man
In Pliocene times. Still wo tuun,t recol
lect that In such an active volcanic re
gion as Nicaragua, with its hot and moist
climate, sudden upheavals and subsi
dences may be expected to havo oc
currred, while tho rich tropical vegeta
tion would rapidly repair tho ravages
caused by tho tntxtt devastating eruptions.
The footprints themselves tell us little as
regards their antiquity. As before men
tioned, they present no evidence of be
longing to an inferior type of man, while
tho sandal shod footprint indicates a cer
tain advance In civilization, since a man
who wears shoesnt all carl hardly belong
to the earliest Btage of human culture.
Considering all the circumstances, there
fore, it will, perhaps be wisest to adopt
Ur. Urlnton's cautious conclusion, that
there is not sufficient evidence to remove
these remains further back than tho pres
ent Post-I'lloccne or Quaternary period.
Knowledge. '
Marble's Oamor.
Sonio people call him A. W. Marble,
hut more people know him as Will Mar
ble. He used to be ono of tho brightest
nml wittiest men on tho Chicago board
of trade, and many of his clover sayings
still live in tho comic history of that
liody. He It was who once declared that
ho wns happy because ho was even with
tho world that ho owed just as many
people as ho did not owe. During one
jierioet of Ids connection with tho board
lio was In tho ofllco of John R. Densley,
nn ex-president of tho body. Marble
was a Bharp trailer and a valuable man
In any oillce, but business had been very
dull for somo time, and ho anno to the
conclusion that in tho courso of a short
time Ids head would fall In the basket
with others, to curtail expenses. So ho
was ready for It. According to .lis ex
pectations It came ono morning. Ho
'was in tho ofllco when Mr. Ilcnsley came
in, looking crosscr than usual, and sum
moned lilni into his privato den. "Will
iam," he said, when Marblo had seated
himself, "business of lato has been very
dull. I am very sorry, hlit" and
here Marble Interrupted him by saying:
"I understand perfectly, Mr. Benslcy.
You havo a wife and family to support
and I will be tho one to go. It must bo
one of us, and as I am a single man I
will go.'' Mr. Censley was dumb, Chi
cago Herald.
It iaa Onrious Fact-
That the body ia now moro suscepti
ble to benefit from medicine than at
any other season. Hence the impor.
tanco of taking Hood's Sarsaparilla
now, when it will do the most good.
It is really wonderful for purifying and
enriching the blood, oreating an appe
tite, and giving a healthy tone to the
whole system, ise Bare to got iiood s
Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itaelf.
Indiana was included in Ohio iill
1801, was constituted a Territory in
1809,', and admitted into tbe Union
December 11, 1810.
Wins for Debilitated Females
Physicians have nsed Sneer's Wine,
and having applied to it the strictest
test known to chemistry, they do not
hesitate to pronounce it a pure wine of
modium strength, nnd rcccommend it
to be of great advantage to the aged
and infirm, also in low and typhoid
fevers Speer a wine will be found very
superior.
A too. OleyerXoung Man.
One day DrMcOosb, whon President
of Princeton College., oame into the
mental philosophy class and said: "AO,
young gentlemen x navo an lmpruBsioui
Now young gentlemen," continued the
Doctor, as he touohed his head with
his forefinger, "can you toll mo what
an impression is!' No answer. "Whatl
No one knows! No one can tell what
an impression isf' exclaimed tbt- Doctor,
lookitic up and down the class. "I
know," said vountr Alan Arthur. "An
impression is a dent in a soft place."
Young oentlemoD," said tbo Dootor,
removing his band from bis forehead
and ffrowinff red in the face, "you are
reused tor tho day. jrom me
Imerican.
J.R.SMITH&CO.
LIMITED.
T ft. WILLIAHB, AUCTIONEER.
BLOOM SBUItG, 1A.
Seal Estate Bought and Sold.
Parties desiring to buy horses and wagons
ould do well to call on the above.
CATARRH ?!!.? .K
any stg, uifor chronic.1))
Hay Fvr or Cold in Head,
1 cured, tilth nwdtMi ndorjut-iiu-jiL
AUwyarwhufaadC&Urrh
kl rri. dUooiara ft cure wbltu U
bowgtren to th viurld, Nq 00
caIq or hsuuful tuUunca No
snuff or ooucU. Ktur. aaiit. ureo
Able, bend lOF oircuur wuu own 10 union in.
yttjis-r-!
ELY'S Catarrh
Cream Ealtr
SUItE
TO
CURE
COLD In DEAD
QUICKLY.
MILTON, Pa,,
DESLKBS IK
PIANOS)
Br tue following: well Known makers;
Ivnabe,
"Weber,
Hallet & Davis.
Can also furniBlj any of the
cheaper makes at manufacturers
prices. Do not buy a piano lie-
lore getting our prices.
o
ej
Catalogue andFrico Lists
On application.
8ptV-8H
iusv w pu. H AY " JEfLV E R
Ananlflle Is ACDUCd lalo a.ch i,., till . tmi.
GET YOUR JOU PRINTING
DONE AT TIIB
COLUMBIAN OFFIOF,
1
A
amlbrd
YEAST POWDER,
"Tho Old KoliaWo."
Bostores to the flour tlio nutritious phosphates lost In
bolting. No other powder does this. It is healthful and
nutritious. Put up In bottles.
IIonpltaI RciuedleB,
What nro tbev ? Tho crowtli of intelll
gf uce In meillcal matters has given rlwi to
A elemaml for k class ot genuine, reliable
mciticincs. 1 ue onnortuniiv of uie mnor-
nnt nuack. who errew rich curlnccveirvlhlnc
out nf n f-lnglo bottle has passed. To supply
sellBfactorlly this Uomaml tnia list of renie.
dies has been creuted. Thc v are the favor.
Itu preset ipllons of the most famous inedl,
cat practtODcrs of (lie (lay , gHiucreii 110111
tie nusnuais ci ionuoD. raris uenia anu
Vienna. Prescriptions which cost the
patients of these specialists from SO to
4100. aro here olleied, prf pared and ready
for use, at the nominal price nf 0r Dollar
Huh. wot one or men is a cure an ; eu n
oue baa ooly the reasonable poyer ot curing
a single disease ami cacu one Keeps us con.
tract. Bufle-rers from Cnlarrb, Diseased
Lunifs. lironchltls. Asthma. Consumption.
theumaliam. Dytpepsm. Liver and Kidney
Complaints, jfevcr una Ague, yiuraipia,
Female weakness, ivcucorrnaiii. or Hervout
Debility, should send stamp for descriptive
catalogue to Hospital Hemedy Co ,' No,
3 ;8J West King Bt Toronto, Canada. If
vour drunclst does not keen these remedies
ream prico tnfl ?u nt" enu qircgi iree o
Out of the Breastwork.
Tatb Spmnos, Two., July 4, 188?
T&4 Swift Specific Co.j Atlanta, q.i
Oentleroen Sewn yiri ago I contrct4
an exceeeUoelr bad czse of blood poison. I
tried a physician, the best at.cotnmand but
secured no benefit. Mr throat began to
get lore, and my body covered with aorta
and ulcers. GoLnj from bad to worse, I
felt that my grave must be reached in the
near future. I gave up tha doctor.' treat
ment, and with despairing hope I cosn
menced ttUag your modldce; I begad to
Improve from the first bottle, and in a short
time the ulcers healed, and my skin cleared
Sand wai entirely well.
One year ago a cue tt catarrh developed
In my system. The physician did his best,
but could not, cure me; but two battle of
Swilt's Specific gave me permanent relief,
Jjll. RQaiwq;
JUUFMAN, Tax. ijttne 3, ISSS.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Qa,;,
Gentlemen I have been afflicted with e,
slln disease for about twelve years; and the
best medical treatment failed to 'give me re
lief, I am now using Swift's Specific, and
have received ' the greatest benefit from Its
use, Y0lu truly, Wm. Jonis.
For aale by all druggUtk
Tm Swift Srcartc Co.,
Drawer J, Atlanta, Ca.
PErlRINES
PURE
BARLEY
WALT WHISKEY.
js oils ana dels otlen eioniaitieei in aieonouc nquura. in
ipertons requiting a stimulating tonic, consumptltes 1 bcli g
lis use. Hecouimenaed toy leading tihislclsns as a I)lurctt
Uterative. for consuuipmes it Is invaluatle. 1'hHKINEf
Ml
m
DUTtttto from selected llsrley Staltand guarantoctt to t chemically purr
and freo from miutious oils and cias mien eioniaiue-u iu '-7"'"; "ar-ir ki.
especially aaapiea uipe
rreat W tannnnftpd bv Its
t.a tiibruMiii. Vnr f'nnfiilliiti
S an"tl mild I and gem te In effeeu Dyspepsia. gnUM and all w"'e
eases ca beettlrely coimuereU by tlio utenr 1 errlne'alure U rlej alt wnisKejt
It ts a tonio .nd dmreue and a powerful Btlrngtftcner to tlioent re system. l'B t
HINE'H PUUK UAHLEY MAL'l WIlIHKKi lias proved a medicinal protection to
ihnu who Dursue their avocations 111 1110 open air uuei wnose- eisn n" "
MceptTonarmwers l f?nduranco. Ask oal, iiearwi druKglsl or ttrcrforioi
fS& nm UVUI.KY MALT WIUH t revives tbe enerKle i ol UMon
out wltn excesBivo iwauv or meiji -;;"--- ?,;,.i;
Dyspepsia nna in t-ernno n ruin nmw
Malt frblsicey Pow'W'J.W'.HKSSl
and liclpor to digestion. PKHHINB'H
I'UKK lAni.Kr MALT W1I18KUV
wltbout unduly stimulating tbe kid-n-ys
Increases Ui"lr naifKlug activity,
counteracts tbe ellects of fallgu", has
tensoonvaloKence and is a wholesome
and prompt diuretic iVatchthelabet!
None genuine unless bearing tlio Blgna
tur
Tbe analysis as It appears by the La
bet on every bottle: I have carefully an
alyied the rc UiBLT Milt wbis-
It entirely free from fusel oll.furfurol,
m.l.l. and aiM, SHfl ifl ftblOLUtelTl
pure." Slvnra, Camilla Arthur ofr,
aeiieva ana Heisvaaen
CJALRSMRN WANTR"n
,icruiani!ntHlliintliiHgnanin- I
toed. Hnlury ntil itxni-iiSM
nnlcl. BpeelsiltniU'Cmtnw 10 wginneis- Any
man csn s-ic -ecd with our advantages nnd quick,
selling specialties. Oiitltt free. Write nt
once irlVliiK nru Hooker NitrHerlcn,
estabiiuieei kjz iri.i A. . '!
Woven Wire Foncing
sWiro Ropoecivogo
Kul sain uj all draczs:
and grocers througho
the united States and
Canada.
37 NORTH FRONT ST. 38NORTH WATER ST., PH)1
rOltSALK BY DltUGOInrS AND ALL OKALKKS.
PENNY GOODb
SPECIALTY.
tOLK aOINTB TOB
P. P. ADAStB ft CO.,
FINE CUT
CHEWING
rOBA CO
Hole agents of tho fol
lowing oranas or
cigars.
HBNRT CLAY,
LONDKX8, j
KOltMAL, :
INDIAN PHINCESS,
SAMSON,
SILVER ASH, i
Alexander Bros, k Co,
WHOLESALE DEALEHS IN
CIGARS, TCBiCCO,
oil mm s,
FRUITS AND NUTS.
SOLE FOll
HENRY MJILLABDS
ZECANDIKS.
FUESIl VEKY WEEK.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
AttY Ol'DElt
FOR FESTIVAL
will be
SUPPLIED W I TH
TUB
LCnVKST
Market Prices,
' as FOLLOvs:
OKANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
WALNUT!?!
CREAM NUTS,
ALMONDS,
l'OP CORN
BALLS.
C. B. BOB BINS,
DEALER IN
Foreign imd-Domestio
WINES AND LIQUOR
AND JOSBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
IIIDIUClEMIIf
-IN-
Pianos, Organs, and Sewing Machines.
-AT-
Music
Warerooms,
Fa,
I ' ' .ssBflss
I ' SSSSH
rrlaS.ff.w?
-fir Srunow ioi
sCPe)UUnotloinmbutl lime
A.U..I v. ... .
r.a,vv:'.'t.!
yJT.V.f
A f
autlihL
BEST
STEEL W5
All nnd wieths.
OOo TO 92 PER ROD
rifithn. Oatwitn mfctrn. BoM by 11ft f
mmvzM
mm
J.V.'. ii. Wfiu.vv Uovr-r wmn fknop to..
" Vim. 11 14 Ji. Mftfkt it,, (JU, I1L
Feb Meow ist
HOtl nirlnrMnchln4T
,1nd la ftll part, bjt
,an4fxMlfthrtliponl turn
mrtK, w Will i irrfien
'prKB intica Iwili7lihtverr
bnt HWlB(nitcklDt tnad )
1 wortd.wfih 11 ib attarhitaknt.
W will aUo atnd rrrr a rompM
kllaaof tor rcaiij aad valuable art
tablfa, Inrtturuwa aik thai yea
nun nun n m rn, IV IOOSS wit
ma f rat: at rovr notn. and after s&
imonlhtaUiball boeoma jvmr twit
PproMrtf. Tbla jrrand tnarhtna la
manaanir iat ninitr pattnti,
iwhlch bavt mn oi 1 Mon fatrtf a
run nm 11 iii i.T w.a, wun in
la tirhmfnti. and now Bella for
'JWO, Btl,atrnrit.moi ua.
'Ail marhln in tha world. Alt l
brVf IrtMrortlona pta. I how who writ t ua at onrsi can
etira rrt laa bri a-inirma nma in tn wona. anl ina
fnrMinol'tkirhich art ever ahown lornbi-rin Amrrtu
'A'JtUJ: On CO.. Jtlox 740t AnitititM. Muluc.
GHATEFUICOsMFOIlTINO.
EPP'S COCOA.
UHEAKPAST.
"Uv a thoroustiknowledeeof the natural laws
nhlrh crovern tho operations or fllcrstiri.i nmi
nutrition, and by n careful application or tho lino
proppixios 01 weiiseiwica ocoa. jir Kpps has
provld rt our breakfast tables with a tlsilcately
MaTored beTeraee which tnav s4Vt( us manr hfi.iw
doctors' bills. II Is by the tuniclous uso of such
articles of met mat. aconstiiution insy bo gradual
U built up until strong enouijh to resist every ten
dency to dl ease, llundivels of subtlo'maladlca
arorfoallnif around us 10. dy to attack whcrcTcr
tberolsawcak point. We may epcape nny a
fatal shaft, bv keenlncO' rselreawell roitined with
pure 1 lood and a properly nourished frame. '-CfeK
service UaMte Made simply with bclllrifr water
or milk mid only In hall pound tins, by Uroccrs,
labelled thus:
JAM KM KI'IU CO., tiomcoopatbtc Chemists,
ucii viu-du iinaon, Aaigiana.
UAIX.ROA.D TIIVXH
QELAWARE, LAOKAWANNA AUD
WKSTEHN KAILItOAO.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
NOlUII.
A, U. A. u
10 10 6 15
MTA'noNS.
NORrni'MBEllI.lKD..
Cameron
Chulnsk)
Tin nvl tin
entawlfAa s lis
G ill
6 30
0 43
rsi
, S 40
B 63
0 14
C 08
ltllnprl
lUooiiihburg....
s-spy
Lime indue
willow drove..
Iirlarcreek
uerwick
Taant, ll.rnn
IIlrlf'R Vprrv 1 ta
UhlnVilnn.. V bf.
iiunioeK'S
Nantlcokc
Avnnosio
'lyrnnuth
ihmnnlll .Til, Minn
Kingston '... 8
UCUUITI.L....
Mall by
Wvomlntr
West llttston.,
nttston
Lackawanna
TaMorilllo.
Dellevue
BOKSKTDK..
m
ss
7 03
7 11
HO
7 43
7 50
7 51
7 69
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STATIONS.
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8 2S
8 27
8 33
8 40
8 48
8 54
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1 58
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2 11
i 9
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2 59
3 09
8 19
3 21
3 S3
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3 43
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4 01
4 ti
T II
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10 119
10 30
10 53
11 DO
11 o;
II 13
11 S3
11 V0
II 30
11 87
11 44
11 4S
11 5.4
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19 16
11! m
12 SS
IV 30
12 37
IS 41
12 43
50
X u
0 10
SCHANTOH
Hpllevijp
Taylorvllle e so
6 31
6 43
47
0 61
63
l.np.Vntr.nnfl
Pltiston. ........r
wesi intBton..
Wyoming.
Malt by.
ItHFinntr.
Kingston 6 58
I IJ lUl'IIMI duuceion.. i no
Plymouth 7 10
Avnnrinln
Nantirnke 7 19
Ilunlock's .. 7 s
SMckshlnny ...... .... 7 47
hick's Kerry 7 65
b ui
8 07
8 13
8 10
8 20
8 20
Beach Haven
uerwick
Bnarcroek....
WlllAW flrnvn
Llmeitldge...
uioomsourg 8 32
Huoert.
Catawissa
Danville
Chulasky.
Cameron
NOXTUCliBKRLAMD.
8 S7
8 '2
8 57
9 03
9 07
9 S2
A M
1 11
9 50
9 53
1000
10 08
10 16
10 22
10 27
10 30
10 31
10 38
10 42
10 47
10 61
10 53
11 02
11 12
11 23
it 28
11 S7
il'49
11 52
11 69
12 03
13 10
12 16
12 80
1240
12 61
T
1
111 55.
I 03
1 11
1 19
1 25
1 80
r 11
UOVJTH
r u
2 03
0 30
1. 81
0 40
R 18
T (i5
7 12
7 20
7 27
7 81
7 S5
7 4!
7 49
66
8 06
8 II
8 22
S 33
8 33
8 38
8 46
8 49
8 53
8 68
9 01
9 )l
9 If
V 11
9 I)
9 35
A II
8 20
6 25
0 311
6 37
6 45
6 50
6 63
6 69
7 53
7 07
7 12
7 1
7 21
7 25
7 43
7 51
8 07
8 13
8 SO
8 27
8 31
8 85
8 41
8 47
8 63
8 67
9 15
9 23
9 28
9 45
-.wMub.wMo uuiirii mhu riiiipaeipur s.
Reading Kallroad ror Tamanend, Tamaqun, WIH
lamsport, sunbury. roltsvlile, eto. AtBarthnm
berland with Ria Dlv. P. K. K. for Harrlfburg,
Lock Haven, fimporlum. Warren, corry and Erie.
Bcranton, Pa
2 14
2 21
2 23
2 34
2 89
247
2 511
2 51
2 69
3 03
3 06
3 19
3 29
3 89
5 45
3 61
8 67
4 01
4 05
4 12
4 18
4 21
4 29
4 40
4 64
fi 00
6 15
r h
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
TIME TABLE.
In effect NOV. m 1838. Trains leave sunbutr
EASTWARD
Q Al a m Dan uvn.n Tr ....
Sunday), torIlftiTlsbnreardlntermodiateBtation8
amvlDg at rhila(3pipblaa.i5p. m, : New York,
P. m llftltlmrt-O A AK n m . nVi 4v. xt
6.65 p. m.( connectlDpat 1'wWciphla foraUbea
Muadehir. sca lo
j. .. 1.43 p. m. Day expreaa
daily except Sunday),for Harrlebuiy and lnterme-
dlSte RtSttnnn. arriving at iikm . . .ih ,
6.50 p. m. , New York, 9.85 p. in. : Baltimore
j-so p.m.; Washington, mo p. m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coacheB
through to Philadelphia and BaWore.
? m Kpnovo Accommodation (daily
fSL'.affi?,l"irK ,n.tl a" Ihtermedlate stations, arrlv
'PK?.' Philadelphia 4 25 a. in. ; New York 7.10 a. m.
Baltimore. 5.15-4. m. : Wssblnrton a 80 a. in. j
Pullman sleeping oar from Harrlburg to Phlladel'
rims Ann TJnur VnrL ittiiaHa,-.i.in
IT!.". V. """ivr 'indlturhd until r a. m.
vi .H?1S!p.ly2;BleeS,!rla run on ""a raln from
llllam-port on Sunday's.
intol,o!T.r . ''iaaiij)ror usmsDUrg ana
L .I?I?n atotlnns. srrvlng al Phllsdejphia
8.iaa.m. xew York, ii.soa. m. . Baltimore 8.15
io2il.Ji ,a8, Tbrovgh imilman
Sieenlntf rnm nm rn.Ani.t..i.tn ..v.. -.a -
Baltimore and Wtshlnu en, and through pasaenl
Bercoaoh9sioPnilRrteTiir and Paltlinore.
WKSTWAKU.
i?tRermralvatfi Mtlons,lioceairr, BulfalS "a
oars and passenger odaches to Krle snd JiocMr.
,New Express (dally except Hnndar) (or
i Mi llsven and intermediate stations. '
U.52 p.m. Niagara Express (dally except Hun
,yli.KaI",5ra,I1,'nD,'ma",8'atlonB and Can.
ii j;,,1u"i,. luirrineaiaie siaiions.
it hester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls with
"Ehpassenger coaches to Kane and liochester
and Parlor oartowiniamspoiu "
Dhlr.FJi2 a,u except 8unday)f or He.
dlate station- ' """""ana mterme.
TlIROUon TlfAKOKSmrRY IHOMTHI
HarrrbuPreS",n'f I'"lalelPl" " m.
m!KUa18uUuryR..5,n,i.rr "Cep a
Phii.rt.inhi. . ..WJ?r"?PreJeaT
?ndn 0rbn.rar''.c". .cs lkvptt
phis and iraTtl&ore. v' -uu rouaaei.
nvMS ,eTO New k .00 a.m.: Fhlladel"
r S,,1i..P.?(da,l, arriving at Sunbury 6.10
hnSSt , VVa:.yah,B',0J1 D1 Bsltlmore and
nrougb passenger coacbea from Philadelphia
KAIl.ltllAll ANj; NUHTII AND WEHT
UVSNflll It All .WAY.
wiik..v,...iDf,e?ce')t aunuajr.)
:5.lp.in. , ,m- wiues-narra
."P''Kast leave Sunbury 5.33 p. m.. arrlvlnB
1 tHS!S?,mjrrj:,,LM P- m-i Wl'kesarre VlM p"ul
ln "it PSSoftiStVf WkesWrre lO-SOainTafm
SwSa lk'eH.r,Ur7a.oSV.5P.:. S
ting at Bloom Kerrr 4.30 p, m., HunbiirV PiBp.io
8UNPAY ONLY.
..BHnlay mall leaves Hunburrv ss s m. arrivlnir
Bloom Kerry lftis a. tn." Wllkes-lllrrelrls ISi
B sundav amuiittraeaTVi fwiiBawWd
P.m.,arrlvlng .t Bloom Kerry, ..) pfST, BbiSm
j M.MaMT UW, FMtM(l'A(N