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COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUUG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
ViVld Writing.
A littln iiAr:rintivn pltco entitled
Ovnr th- Guns,1' from tho Di-trolt
Free J'rest, ol which wo glvu n para
grspli, reminds ui that Rrcnt ndvortis
CT8, llko II II. Warnr-r A Co,, tiro
ptletbra of Warner's Safe Curo, might
got a hint from it.
Iloru is the paragraph:
Shoot to tho right or left, over tho
guni or under thorn. Stilko whoru you
wit), but strilco to destroy. Now tho
hell surges down, oven to the windows
of tho old farm-house now book tindor
tho applo trees and beyond them.
Dead men aro tindor tho ponderous
wheels of tho guns, and d -vita nro
slashing and sbootiug across tho barrels.
No one seems to know friend from foe.
Shoot, slash, kill and
"But the hell is dissolved. Tho
smoko is lifting, shrieks and forearm
grow fainter, and twenty or thirty ltv
lug men pull tho dead bodies awav
from tho guns. Throe hundred dead
and wounded on tho single acre.
They toll of war anil glory. Look
over this hell's acre and tind the 1 liter.''
And in j ist as timidly a strife, though
nidselet-s, aro men falling nt our rlglil
and loft to-day. Is it watt Yes, war
of the blood. Blood loaded with
poison through imperfect kidney aition.
And is there no power to stop th e
awful slaughter? Yos Warner's Safe
Cure, a tried specific, a panacea thai
has broauht life and hope to hundreds
of thousand of dying men nnd wonv-ti.
Bo eiilixted therotoie, in tho great
army of living men and women who
have boon rescued from dieoao and
premature death, aiid he eternally
grateful that the moans of life can so
easily bo yours.
Letter from Central.
Editors Columbian:
Dear Sir: In your isuo of March
29 I si o a communication from A. J
Dcrr, iu which ho says tbo former ur
ticlia in favor of Prohibition are some
thng extremely silly, and that the
preachers aro preaching it in preference
to the gospel, and quotes numerous
passages of scripture in dofence of his
theory that this is a crime on tlm putt
of the prechers. Now sir are we to in
fer from his arguments that whoever
advai cc opinions contrary to his are
not of souud mind. A1o that were tho
Saviour of the world to liein this ad
vanced age of the world he would be
long to tbat class known as moderate
drinkers, and to that extent be an ad
vocate of the liquor traffic. Now then
I b lievo t hat to suncetfully preach
the gospel, sin in its various forms
must lo shown to men, and in tho mat
ter tif the rum traflio thwn is no middle
ground at it is held by Mr. D-rrj if UK
rum uafllo and its train of 00,000 souis
yearly hurled into perdition is wrong
then Prohibition certainly h consistent
with the Scriptures beoause wo are
commanded to shun the very appear
aice of evil and this implies that if we
vote to continue this fireat evil we
certainly becomo responsible for the
crime. Ho abo tells us that the Holy
Spitit does not teauh Prohibition. Yet
in his quotations from the great Apostle
ho overlooks tho detdaranou, if eat
ing meat oausetb my brother to off -nd
I'll h t no meat; also cursed i he that
pnt'ctn hi bottle to his brothei's mouth
to make him drunk, for the woo shall
not bn uoon him that is drunk hut. up
on him that raakcth him drnnk, and ns
for the personal liberty of which he
peaks I will just say thi: that where
tho right of society begin tho rights
of tho individual oeae. This is tho
fi'st and ireat prinoiplo of all govern
men i s and e-ipeeially is it the spri' of
our hooted American intituions.
Therefore let us sacritieo this ono per
sonal rinbt for the welfare of society
at large and tho benefit of the helpless
wonvn ai.d children who are dall
suffering booiiHe of this eating canker
in our social life. And again when
any man savs that the grand old
commonwealth of Pennsylvania can't
enforce it law sanctioned by the ma
jority of her people, it should causo a
blush of shame to overspread the fea
tures of every liw abiding cilzen, and
if the government of this great country
can not b supported without this
blo"d nvney, the price of human
souls, ti o quicker she gos down the
bettor it will bo for her eternal wolf-ire.
I. Burt Hess.
"The Disease proccdi silently
amid vpparent health' That is wha
Wm. Roberts, M. D., Physician to the
Manchester Infirmary and Lunatio
Hospital, Proffessor of Medicine in
Owen's College, says in regard to
Brighl's Disease. Is it necessary to
give any furthor warning! If not, uso
Warner's Sat Curo before your kidney
maiaay becomes too tar advanced.
The Pension List.
flrittnlam nf fVimmlflinnfr Tnnfir'
scheme to pension everybody is ro
coived by the surplus spenders and
vote-catchers as "hostility to the Union
eol tiers."
It is not hostility bnt truo regard for
honorable vcteraus to wi-h to keep the
pension list a roll of honor. That lit
will bo anything but a roll of honor
when the bummers and tho shirks aie
given an equal placo upon it with tho
bravo and faithful soidii-rs, and when
tho able bodied and ptosperous tihare
tbo nation t bounty witb tho disabled
and the dependent-
It is aid, iu one of the truo words
spoken in jest, that "Coi poral Tanner
will d his best to make the next war
popular." Yes with mercenaries. To
pension everybody who volunteered is
to make a lost virtno ot patnoti'm,
To ioduoo men to enlist, not in de
fonse of their country but in the hope
of getting alito-snpport at t lie country 's
expon o,ls to degrade citizenship to a
Hessian bad.
The country should bo and has been
liberal and gouuious without stint iu
its care of woundtd, disabled nnd en
feebled soldiers. A pension list of
887,000,000 is a tpsttm my and a warn
intr. To swell it furth r by the rek
less L glslature prop sed would be an
in j ns it. to ie1f-regpooiing veterans and
, u tct.'.liaaverburdeued taxpayer.-IPtirW.
1'or the Good if Others.
I want to make known tho fact that
I suffered from a Bladder and Kidney
trouble a. id that I was cured by Dr.
David KMinedyV Fav rite Itemedy
made at Kondout, N. Y., and 1 1 ok
forwnrd to spending the balance ol rav
life free from torture and with a loan
grateful for the medicine which affords
mo bo pleasant a prospect. Kev. S. O.
Chandler, Lebanon Springs, N. Y.
S-2iMt
The lad h if T xas arc making a
boge map, drawn on canvas, with nil
tbo 264 counties of tho stato laid nil.
Ono couuty, Tom Green, is larger than
tho entire states of Masaschnsetts and
Connecticut combined. The name i f
each county will bo woikul with s.me
beautiful ptoduul m-ide in the county
The map will bo exhibited in the Texas
Soring Palace to be built at Fort
All Boris of Paragraph.
There nro 023 nowspapers and pe
tiodicals puhiirhed in furcign languages
in this republic.
Fully 200 persons in Fairfield county
Connecticut, aro omjaged in trapping
skunks for their skins.
Mis Braddon has written over 600
novels in which she has given the
woild of (lotion, it is said, moro than
600 characters.
Tho arrival of Immigrants of Cnstle
Garden during tho last six months
show a decrease of 215,000 compared
with tho namo months last year.
Tho anthracite coal production this
voir tin to tho latent advices foots ui
4.370,722 tons an Inoreaso of 281,708
ton over tho like period last year.
It is said that a Georgia man com
mitted forgery because starvation
stared him in tho fsco, and then starved
himself b cause tho forcery sta'od bim
in the fao.
A hint that the silly season is com
ing around i given in the story from
Youngt wn, O., that a turtle wh ch
di'nppewd last July ha leen found
alivo in the craw of a chicken.
The average natiml age of tho oak
la from I COO to 2,000 years; of the
elm, 350 to 500 years; tho maple, 600
t 800 year-; linden, 1,200 and the
oypress 350 years.
There is a suncroti'iulon among tn'
ncrs tha. every ten years rich diggini a
win d di'cov. red coin where l
record s far is C-tlit-irn'a. 1810; Pike'
Peak, 1859; Nevadi, 1860; Leadvllh ,
1870.
Out in San Dioijo, in California,
where there is much coarse sand rool;
covered by n thin layer of soil, tho ex
poritnentis being tried of blasting h'l s
Into which to plant shade and fruit
trees.
A lady of Albany. Ga , who went
over to N tsau, puruhai. d a pink p ail
from a native for $10. Upon her r -turn
to America sho wroto to a leadine
jeweler in New York, g viug the fizo
of the jewel. He offered her $500 fot
it. Sho refused to sell.
At tho recent village cleotion at Two
Harbors, Minn., tho voto fur T. A.
Bury and Nels Sutherland, for Itecordet
esulted in a tie, whereupon the caudi
dates flipued pennies fur the po-ilio".
the former winning.
GUes furniture is manufacured is
peciully fr India, where the rajih
like glittering and showy rooms. Glai
bedsteads and chairs huge g ass Side
boards and other articles of domestic
use aro m ide to suit oriental taste.
A 90 foot Greenland whalo h re
cenilygone ashore ot Cattcgit, Den
mart tii" brst one seen in th' so waters
in many yeat, although once they
were common. The skeleton is to be
s nt to tho Copenhagen Musuem.
Some womn in E island make cood
salaries by manufacturing the dainty
Bilk and lace lamp alludes now so popu
lar. A dealer in lymdon, who lorn s
in the royal patronage, pays oi e
w.nnan 3200 n mouth lor the shades
ie makes.
Thiity-eicht years aeo Mrs. Frank
Burnett, of Miuden, Mich., lost a pail
of butter in the well. A few days ago
r. a determined to dig the well deep-
r, and quite an amount of the butter
was toiuid. It is white but stilll solid.
and tt.e butter fhv r is plainly discern
ible. The shipments of oil from tho port
of Philadelphia lat week wero the
larir- st ever beforo experienced, beini;
25,965.023 galloi h, as compared with
19,118,0GG gallons tor the correspun I-
ing period lai year.
Joseph F. Young, of Augusta, is the
wner of one of tho smallest docs in
Maino. He is a croxs between a ratter
and a spanhl, both hi jiarenis having
been extrem.ly dimunitive. Though
now four month old the little canine
weighs hut 21 oil' co and is lost in tne
tooket oi an ordmary overcoat.
Middlt town. N. Y., has a blind man,
who buys mid sells h 'reB with aojd i
judiment, alter oareitily to liug te
animal all over with his hands. II"
oan take care nt his ho'se ad hitch up
a team almost a' readily as any man in
his employ. Ho once, unuttoned.d,
made a trip to Now York City.
Competent experts estimate that
nearly if not quite $30,000,000 will be
spent for newspaper advertising in the
United States during the year 1889;
and that five times that amount will he
diverted into te coff-rs ot thosemsnu-
faclurers and firms who advertise, that
would otherwise an into tbo haphazard
channels of chanco trade.
There is an organ b donging to a
family in Waynesboro, Ga., vh"s.'
keys are touched by unseen fing rs.
A few evenings ago, tho gentleman of
the houso says, dliuhtful strains of
music wero heard issuing from thi
oran, and his curiosity prompted him
to investigate, but the music ceasod as
soon as he entered tho room.
Tne Value of Pure Wiue in Sickness.
The ohief difficulty with relinhlo
wines has been their scarcity and rich
ness in b'xlv, hut t-lil-t has been re
moved bv the introduction of a pure
native wine, tjrodw'Hii by Mr. A. Sne'-r
of N w Jersey. II i lias subm'tt -d his
wine to the lest of many celebrated
lhy-iiciiiii- and chnmists, anil all concur
in Its purity, rich mndioal properties
and supi rionty to all Tort Wine
Most of thorn pri'seribe it in oass of
UHbilitr, iiif-'i'tinns of tho kidneys an 1
ohrotiio complatnts, requiring a tonio,
Hiiporiho or uitiretto treatment. Zx
aminer.
RHEUMATISM
These twin disease cause untold suffering.
Doctor admit that t&ey are difficult to core
bo do their paurnt. Palne'a
Celery Compound hat per
manently cored Uie. wont
case of theumatlsm and
neurilrlt bo aay those who
nave used IU
"Having been troubled
with rheumatism at tbe tuce
and foot for five J urn, I waa
roKtAir.
annua una uia uiget arounu,
and WSJ wy-wfftirconuned
WtfffltJ' pm Tuy-bed tor week at a
OWNCK.
V pound, and was perfectly
cured. I can now jump
It U around, and feel as Urcly a
m U a nor," xittitt i tiwu.
V Eureka, Nevada.
Itoo. Sirtortioo. Druggists.
Vtmmoth testimonial paper free,
Wru. KmiatisoM Oo.,rropa.,Burllngtoo..Tt.
ntMunun nvro Oivt iortrr ami hriahUr I
UIAMUHU Ufti CUonfAaflanjrottcriV' -
1 H. WU-LIAMH, AU0T1ONEEU.
DLooiisnuitu, pa.
Seal Estate Bought and Sold.
Parties desiring tn buy horses and wagons
oulil do well to call on ttio above.
Hxlxlililim:
UMna
Bright' Disease.
A T-Tr)ld CfclM Barr4 Aft tM
VIWr mt Fr rtirricluti.
Mrlltllirlrt.Un ywt of im, m Mia tick hi
Huth. I'M. lth cutlet ftrer. VThm
tx loo a Mrm ooll, hlh dT(.lope4 Brlnhl't
tiUnm nf tin KMnri. Iter nklt, fil tni tin
wtn tfirltlr twollf a i h hl tmrnliur tnn.
Jlthrmrtom o a ktit4I4 cm tl HHtWt
DImm. rcurof or bwl JbrU-UnitlnJMhr,
bat vrttbout tnecw. uid
I- 3r Life wat Dospalrod of. M
But inothf r1! 1ot toi mrm armonnt til Sim.
nil nd 1 determined to trr Dr. Sttld Kennodr's
FtTorlte rtonxd, ud tt llondoul, Y. Thli w(
kUtl retort, tad 1 hopej. tlthontb mr lllUt cUonh.
ter-t cut wit Terr ttrero ono, llul Iht rtrortt
tlomodr would do for her whit It laid dona I or other
whoit condition bid cot torn, leomlnslr. m hort.
Int. Itow httTT 1 tm thtt 1 deurmlaod upon this
courto-f or tn lmproTtment wm tt onoo perceptible,
Tb fererleit ber-ber trretl t ImproTtd-ehe irtlntd
sltronndttnathorttlme,tnd ono by one tbo well
nown tad dretded ifmptomt of tbo lUmuo left ber.
Wordt fU toetprMt rnr imtltndei, tnd I etnnot too
etrneetlr recommend tbo FarorlU Bernodr. It wt
A MARVELOUS RECOVERY.
nd It duo entlrelr to the rtYorlto Bemedr. wbith
JhJ'l'.,,,,1J'ln". " ! m wti
Rttndoped by til's phrilcltiii.
.1!l' I?ur -fr"!":1".?- wt notltml. Vermont,
B. tGij follow Bctrlct e?er. Mettle.,
Iplitlierlt tnd Ttrjpiit olher comii.lnl. often letriS
FAVORITE REMEDY,
ktotOatdoDw. Pieptred tt Handout, K. T.
Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
hrtptredby
BR. DAVID KENNEDY, JtONnolJT, W.T.
1 per bottle Six for tt. BrtUdrumrliti.
mhe Greatest Blood Purifier
Knurvn.
Till. Great Ocrman Medicine ! the,
che.inettanil uott lsStlotcaof SUI.
riiuit if ill hlisiorv l.w.lCBSliian ej
uuu runt n uohu. it will euro liw.
worttcAtcanf akin (llscntc. from J
a common pimple on tho ineeM St K
to that nwrul ulxonto gcrofnla. a
SCM'IIim DnTKltS l the
beet meiilclno to uto In all
caeea of nuch stubborn ntiilyonr ;,.
Jeep eoatefl dlecawn. UoncTarcout
not ever take nrnr,ir.i!.
BLUE PILLS ?'j:"Q
or mrrrurr, they nrc dead g"' i'r:C m
It. I-lnco-your trutt lny0" f'c.k;R
SULPHUR llI'rXKItS,"'"1?
tho pnreat and besty0"' 1180
medicine ever made. foUnr BltterS !
itjgurioagueuotceaw -
vlLhArf11nvfcllck.DAn,t nralt nntlt vnnb.1
breatti foul andare flat on your back,
oflentlVc? Yourbut get aome at oncc.lt
etom.icli la outnlll cure you. Sulphur
ofonlcr. UacIHuersla
"UUUU- TI. Invnltlo TVInn.l
tmmAlfnlnl.tm.M..... ... . nn.t
Is your Ur.tcrlnjrara toon madowell by
tnc tlilck.mta ure. ltcniemlwr what you
ropy, clo-nud hero. It mar auo your
udy, orHfe it has aavcu hundreds.
B Don 't wait unUl to-morrow,
D I i Try a Bottle To-day 1
Arft von low.rolrltetl and weak
I
"or Buffer! tr from tho cxrensen o(
wyonuir n bo, duuiiiuu iuixxviu
cure you.
Send 3 2-cvut &tnmpa to A. P. Oniway X Co.,
lio(jtoDiMuaa.,rot'U'bt mtttioil work publl&licit?
The treatment of many thousands ot casei
of those chronlo weaknesses and dlstrcsfllnf?
allmenta peculiar to females, at the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute. IlulTalo, N. V.,
has afforded a vast experience In nicely adapting-
and thoroughly testing remedies tor the
euro of woman's peoullar maladies.
Dr. 1'lorce'a Favorite Prescription
la the outgrowth, or rcoult, of this grout and
valuable experience. Thousands of testimo
nials, received from patient and from physi
cians who have- tested It lu the more agimi
rated and obstinate ciikcs which had bnllled
their skill, prove It to bo tho most wondcrlul
remedy eror devised for the relief and cure of
suffering women. It Is not recommended as a
"euro-all," but as a most perfect Specific for
woman's peculiar allmenta.
Aa a powerful, III vlarorntlna; tonic,
tt Impart strength to the whole sysu;m,
and to the womb anil its appendage In
particular. For overworked, ''worn -out,"
"run-down," debilitated teachers, rolltlm'ii,
dressmakera, seamstresses, "shop-girls," house
keepers, nnreimf mothers, and feeble women
Generally, Dr. Plerce'a Favorite Prescription
i the greatest earthly boon, being uncqualcd
at an appetizing cordial and restoratlie tonlo.
An a toothing and tlreiiKlliciiliig
nervine, "Favorite Prescription" It unu-
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ulng nervous excitability. Irritability, ex
haustion, prostration, hysteria, apnatna and
other distressing, nervous symptoms com
monly attendant upon functional and organ la
disease of tbe womb. It Induces refreshing
Bleep and relieves mental anxiety and do
apondenoy, nr. Plerce'a Favorite Prescription
I a legitimate medicine, carefully
compounded by an experienced and skillful
physician, and adapted to woman's delicate
organization. It I purely vegetable In It
composition and perfectly harmless In It
effect In any condition or tbe ayttom. For
morning sickness, or nausea, from whatever
cause arising, weak stomach. Indigestion, dys-
Sepsla and kindred symptoms, IU use. In small
nt", will prove very benetti'lal.
"Favorite Prescription la a posi
tive cure for tba most complicated and ob
stinate case of leucorrhea, excessive flowing,
painful menstruation, unnatural suppressions,
prolapsus, or falling of the womb, weak back,
female weakueaa," anteverslon, retroversion,
bearing-down sensations, chronlo congestion.
Inflammation and ulceration of the womb. In
flammaUon, pain and tenderness In ovaries,
accompanied with "internal heat."
Aa a regulator and promoter ot func
tional action, at that critical period of change
from girlhood to womanhood, "Favorite Pie
acrlptlon " I a perf eotly safe remedial agent,
and can produce only good results. It I
eoually efficacious and valuable in lta effect
when taken for tboso disorders and derange
ment Incident to that later and most critical
period, known as "Tho Ohange of Life."
"favorite Prescription," when taken
In connection witb tho use of Dr. Pierce'
Golden Medical Disooverj', and small laxative
dose of Dr. Pierce's Purgative Pellet (Ultlo
Liver PU1), cure Idver, Kidney and Bladder
diseases. Their combined use also remove
blood taint, and abolishes cancerous and
scrofulous humor from the system.
"favorite Prescription" la tho only
medicine for women, sold by druggists, tin iler
a potlllvo guarantee, from tho inanu
facturera, that It will give satisfaction In every
case, or money will be refunded. This guaran
tee has been printed on the bottle-wrapper,
and faithfully carried out for many years.
bo,.lT.booe,ro,loe) 1,00' or ,x
For large. Illustrated TreatUeon Disease ot
Women (1 pages, pnper-covared), send ten
ucnt In sumps. Address,
World's Dispensary Medical association,
683 Slain su, nilri'ALO, N. Y.
P NEURALGIA
" Palno Celery compound has been a God
send to mo. For the past two years I have auf.
fend with neuralgia ot tbo heart, doctor after
doctor fauing to cure me, I hate now taken
nearly tour bottles ot the Compound, and am
free from the complaint. I leel vrr grateful
to you." Cms. 11. Lewis, Central Village, VU
Paine's
Celery Compound
"I have been greatly anilcwd with acute
rheumalhnMind -couU and no relief until I
U8.VT l'ulno'u celery Compound. Alter using
slxbottleHOf this mi'dtclne I am now cured ot
rlioumatlo troubles."
Biul'KU IleTCUiKsos, So. CornUb, N. It,
Effects Lasting Cures.
Falne'aCelcry Com pound has performed many
other cures aa marvelous a theie, copies ot
letters sent to any addreai. Pleasant to take,
docs not dlHlurb, but aid digestion, and entire
ly vegetable: a child can take It. What's tbe
use of suffering longer with rheumatism or
neuralgia t
BtDirnLtvinQuwfclMttiXtdthodaTtUtaUKy.
""m Uearty, Jt U VtityuaUtU
HINDERCORN8.
TU euJf ur tMr- for Oprn. Ktpi ill iJn. Rntami
eotator to tha f e lAo. vt lnnryljit. llfcoxdOo., N.Y,
52tt CONSUMPTIVE
troatUtcoilvt nuultioa, Tvila Uu. vc ji4 tLOU
Mar tfMMt.
s
UESME
WANT 15 1
N
to Santas tor th sals ot Nursory stock,
on iitisr avb izrsMiis na cohmiuion bteady
smplgymeat Apply at cum, stating ass,
i; Pl ' 'I r rTiini Ts tfTrr r
gkftPnaX rliifiotthUthwtthUmtiUTthilf ol-4
O.0-,r-Yrl BlBCf I hf wd WOU'i ACMl
Bt ACSIKO tnf boot! wmi ion ft tiiu tfo ktv)
tn vlwftf trtf bt and tlao,
WolfTsACMJEBIaoklng
Ii Ue Mocking for Mm, Women ono)
CRiWrcn.
The RICHEST BLACK POLISH.
Making Leather Waterproof and Durable.
iVo Jlnuh. A ShiM Latti a Week.
Can be irojW tn'A iracr, tame at Oticlotk.
The Finett Drutingfor Harnett.
Bold bt Bboe atn-wi, Orooen, Dmxcwtt,
tad rettOert nerftll7.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH. Philadelphia
ioMSBUHG PLANING MILL
to,
Che onderslgntd Having par hi Planing II
Hlrod Street, tn nrst-ciact condition, Is pn
'ttodo allklndaof worn In bt line.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS. MOUt-DINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
amtsnod at ruuauuuuie t rices. All lumber use
u wull seiaoned and none butetllled workmeti
reomployed.
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
furnisbod on application.
ciiakhjEs Kttro,
KtoMiiiHltiirv, !
to consumptives
Tho undersigned having btcn re
torfd to health by similu tneanp, nfti t
hui-firing for several yeare with nsevm
lung affui'tion, and that dread disea'?
OonoUMition, is atixinua to tnski'
Known to Ins fellow sufftrern the meant'
if cun To thoso who d i-ire it, he will
ohfiHrinlly Hend (free of char-'e) a copy
it the prescription wca, nicn tncy
will Cuil a mre (jtire for CoNSUJirnoN,
AvniMA, Catakhii, UnoNuiiiTis and
ill throat and Itiuc Mai.adiks. He
nope all HufTurers will tty hit ll medy,
tn it is invaluable, liio-f ttepiring tne
nreHcription, which will cut them noth.
nc, and nity piove n b'cHitnp, will
ileaio iid'lrtKB, Rev. Edwakd A. Wii
iin, Williamsburg, Khixb Countj.
New York. A-ifc-uo.-deo-7-ly
PJBE INSURANCE
rrttiisTiAN r. knaj-i-, uloombuukq.fa.
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t'LINTON, N: Y.
PKOPLK8' N. Y,
ItKni.NO, PA.
OBItHAN AMERICAN INS. CO..NKW YOKK.
nUKKNWICH IMS. CO..NKW YOltK.
JBKSKY CITY flRK INS. CO., JEKSEY
cnx.n. o.
These iu ookporationb are well seasoned sy
tire and riRK TxaTin and have never yet had a
lose Bottled by any court of law. Their assets are
all Invested In solid sioubitiih are UaDletotne
asard 01 riaxoniy.
Loaties rROyrTLT and uonibtlt adjusted and
jua aa soon a determined by Chbutiam r.
EHArr, irioiAL aoihtind adjdbtxr BLoonaitrao,
"a.
. The people of Columbia county should patroa-
ue me agency wnere losaesii any are setvioa una
oil! by one of ther own citizens.
PBOMPTNBSS. EQUITY, FA1B DSAUMQ.
PENSIONS ! PENSIONS !
U.'.S PENSIONS due many omenta. Solsiiks,
fiiitrns. their Widow. cnacBUN and DiraMDaxT
I'iksnts every wh"re. If in doubt, or any Pension
Information wanted, write here. No Washington,
D. C , or other Agency bo advantageous as tnla N.
J.AntHcr.
rar-rhousandi of Pensions aggreeatlne mllUona
of dollars, obtained through this Agency, and
others allowed dally, at Addres with two stamps
JAMESV. 1IU8LINO,
Count elor at Law,
224 K. Btate St., Trenton N.J.
(Late U. B. Pension Agent, N. J. Bvt. Brlir OenT)
txfKefera to Gov.. U. 8. Ken's and M. C"s N. J.,
Poets G. A. It., and Penslonera all U. a, Cannda &c
Feb is-r-4t
I rj4Hxtfr9iH farfaoi UaikMuer. rr-J
u4 (lull' MiM(rllk wrk
ibuJ raei of tql Tlt.
lUne l'ersu n U 1.
(lily can mcvi cat lYtt.
torthr wlib ar Urrt sn4
2M5a "itoiplet. T
(km la ynl bar for 9 month nil town litem M tkoM
who roy b c1lefj, ihtr btcom yof own proMnT Tbo
b writ it one 'in bo turi of relvlnc Wt
fti4 Hnmplf Wp 11 ipr. frtrtr, tt. Addrooi
M. C. SLOAN & BRO.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Manufacturers ot
CARRIAGES1 BUDDIES, PHAETNS
SLENHS, PUTF3itVi HKHV &2t
Plrst-clasbwork always on hand,
REPAIMAIU NEA 1L YD0N&.
Pricci reJucedtn suit the tinct.
PATENTS.
vests and Trade Marks obtained, mil all Patent
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lrcct, benco can transact patent business in lea.
lraoand at LESS COST than those remote Iron.
Washington
Send model, drawing, or photo.wlth description
We advUo if patentable or not. free ot charge.
Our fee not due till on tent la Keeured.
A boow,"iiow to obtain I'aunts,"wltbreferen5e
u anuai ciicuta in your state, county, or town
ntfree. Address
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Otlce, Washington. n.P
J. R. SMITH & CO,
. LIMITED.
MILTON, Pa.,
DKALHK8 IN
PIANOS,
Uythe following well known makers;
Chickeriiij;',
Knnbc,
Weber,
Hallet & Davis.
Can hIbo furniali any of tho
cheaper makes at manufacturers
prices. JJo not buy a piano be
foro getting our prices.
Catalogue and Price Lists
On application.
F(II8-l(t.
GET YOUR JOB PRINTING
DONE AT THE
mssmm
Tkt Vftnetr of Bummer DnaVa
"How miin.v klniK of tint k do joa
sell, miyhouj" ftkfd n rtportr of a
drnuylnt tli- idlicr day.
"1 on tcrve ynu now with 130 dif
ferent oold drinko," paid tho druggist,
"nnd twenty hut drink, and won't
charge you hvit twetty-fhe cents for
any"
Tlio reporter looked upon thin aa
a skillfully served hint, nnd mode-tly
oal cd for a pint glitsu of kmoiiadi-llo
OftltB.
"Guest how much of that ltmonado
I soil in n day', nnid the druggist, Uk
ing n turn at qucstl' ning.
'Ahout 300" ul ihei."
"Way off. Why, on a warm day I
empty that vesel, "well, a d zen tim,
and ii hold lOOulawos. Then omnge
pliospliatf comi'B next, a' d alter that
vanilla snds, of Mol I sc'l shout 100
plaspcs a day," New York Evening
Sun.
"Eyory Bpring,"
Says one of tho hwt houH wives in
New England, "Wm feel tho t ew:-ity
of taking a good mrdiciuo to imilty
the blood, and wi all UkH Im.d' S.r
eapnrilla. It keeps tho children ire
from huniorc, my husband aya it g v 8
him a good nnpetite, and for my t lf 1'
am Btir I could never do all my uork
il it was not forthm tuileniHd medu itie.
It make me fet-1 B'roni; nnd cheertul,
and I am never troubled with,b aluche
or thai tired feeling, aa I ucd to be.
Literary Ifotcs-
The portiait of Ami lia E. Barr np
peam ns a frontla piecn in tho Apr 1
number of Book Newb (John Wana
mckcr, l'hiladeluhtn). The number
contains an intci Chtiny article on "plate
mailer lor neutpapi-rB, by tiowanl
Kieldinn: a biocrnnhical akeleb ol Mr".
Birr; a talk on all the b'-oka ot tin'
mouth, by Talcott Wiliiira ; r viewn oi
the inout important of tin- cutr.'t t pub-lii-atii'ii",
notable amonc which ao
"The Last Voyage of the Sunbeam."
"Tlie CoriO'poii'ti nee ot Dmii l O'Uon-
iie.l." "Atloat, In tiuy ne l.iunahnaiit.
"A Danghtcr ol Eve," by tbe author of
i ne story ol Murnart.t lU-nt,' and
here are cuts from such of the bookn
aa are illuxtrated. Among the mitni'l
laneous reading matter ii a glirapa. of
me tionaun lite of Money, author ol
"Tholtiseof the Dutch Republic," with
niH d(Fcriptiou ol Mueanlay; an a-c unt
of an evening spent with DeQuineej:
A ...... T J..!.. ... .
ni'U'CW AMUftB WIVinU til U 'UUII
book hunter, and ma iy otber liiteret
ing articles.
A Qrea Battle
Is contiflUAllv rrninrr nn in thn human
j 0 n ... - - -
system. Tbe demon of imptiro blood
eliives to gain victory ovei the o insti
tution, to ruin health, to dran vie imi
to the grave. A good reliable medi
cine like HoodV Sarsaparilln is tbe
wenprn witn wmcn to (left-nil one
self. driVH thn rlftMnprafn fmwmtr fr.tm
the fi Id, nnd restore peac and bodily
ueattu ior many years, iry tins po
ouliar medicine.
Tha Year 1900 Will not be a leap Year.
Although tho year 1900 will be di
visible by four without a remainder, it
will not bo a leap year. Twelve ye tra
must elapse belor. the in eresttng event
takes place, bnt it waa juBt ilin Name in
1800 and 1700, but not in 1G0H, for
that was a leap year, a'id tho year
2000 will be a leap year als . Why
this sdou'd be is a pro Jem. To ex
plain in detail wonld be a tiresome tsk,
ut it rests on tho principle that tbe
llfferenoo of 11 minute p-r day exism
between actual time and oa'end.-ir time.
thus a vear is computed at 3634- days.
three years being 3G5 days lung and
the fourth year 33G days. Iu I nut the
year is 3C5 days 5 hours and 45 min
uies long, or 11 minn'04 short ui 365 J
d tv s, i
A Boston man purchased a bit of
court-plaBter for his nose arid a pos
tage stamp tor a letter. lie then
placed the court-plaster on the le ter,
aOixcd tho stamp to his n8- and tried
to crawl into tho ltltcr-box. Drake
Magazine.
A negro railroad hand entered a
restaurant in Americus, Ga., and put
ting down a silver dollar, called for a
'Vqnare meal nnd no ohange." Tin'
proprietor thought ho had a bargtiu in
his customer, and at once, the lonal
per sayB, bgan to spread the delicacies
of tho seaon before him, bu, nt tbe
end of so hour tbe table banqueter still
held the fori, with an appetite tike an
ostrich. During his sojourn at tho ta
bio be pat bimelf ouuidn of 22 links
of sansagn, 13 biscuits, a half di z n
slices of fresh pork, two fried mullets,
eta, and as be left the restaurant re
marked to thn awe stricken proprietor
that ho had been suffering witb ds
pepsia for more than a wetk aud could
scarcely oat anything.
CATARRH
Catarrhal Deafness and Kay Fever
A NEW IIOMK TREATMENT.
Sufferers ar.o not generally aware that
these diseases are contagious, or that they
are due to the presence of living parasites in
the lining membrane ot the nose and eus
tachian tubes. Microscopic research, how
ever, has proved this to be a fact and the
result Is that a blmjilo remedy has been for
mulated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured In
from one to three slnip.e applications made
at liotnft bv the natlent once In two weeks.
N. B. For catarrhal discharge peculiar to.
females (whites) this remedy Is a specific.
A pamphlet explaining this new treatment
is sent on receipt of ten cents by A. U.
Uuqn & Sod, sat West Klmt Bt., Toronto,
Canada. SctCTiIQtc lmerlcoru
Sufferers from catarrhal troubles should
read the above carefully.
Out of tho Breastworks.
Tat SruNQi, Tew., July 4, iBM
Th Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.:
Gentlemen Scrta years ago I contracted
an eiceediniflr bad case of blood polton. I
tried a physician, the best at command, but
secured no benefit. My throat began to
get tore, and, mr body covered with tores
and ulcer. Going from bad to won. I
felt that my 'grave mutt be reached In the
near f attire. I gave up the doctors' treat
ment, and with a despairing hope I con
menccd taking your medicine, I. began to
Improve from the first bottle, and In, a short
time the ulcer healtd, and makla cleared
cQ and was entirely well.
One year ago. a cue of catarrh developed
tn my, system. The plmidan.dld hU best,
but could not cure me J but two bottles of
' Swift's Specific gave me permanent relief.
J, II. RoilNton.
Kaufman, Tax.. Tune as, iSSI.
The Swift SpedGc Co., Atlanta, Ga.:
Gentlemen I have been afflicted wh a
ildq.dlseasc for about twelve year, and tha
beat medical treatment failed to give tne re
lief, I am now using Swift's Specific, and
hare received the greatest benefit from it
uie. Yours truly, Wh, Jokm.
For sale by all droggbts.
Tin Swift Srxcmc Co.,
Drawer j, Atlanta, Ga.
Mew York, 756, Broadway.
Tm4o. Bag.. II Baov MK,
SHORT-HAND AND TYK-WMTINC.
BoivlMtW luv Uka an Umm
L'otMupAttoaf LUru HinttMftd.
I th. nnui SKianl Willi itanm
w m as v h h !
hmford
YEAST POWDER,
"Tho Old Koliablo."
Restores to the flour the nutritious phosphates . lost in
bolting. No other powder does this,
nutritious. Put up in bottles.
PEriRINE'S
I'UHE
BAULKY
DtiTiLLRD frona leloctiHl llarley Malt and guaranteed to be chemically pure
and tree from Injurious oils and elds often contained In alcoholic liquors. It It
especially adapted to persons requiting a stimulating tonic,- I'onaumpUves oeltig
rreatlv henentted by its use. ltecoinmenilcvi ej lemllDg nhyalclans as a Uluretli
Nerrlne, Toi.lo and Alterative. For consun.puvtii it Is Invaluable, rt ItHINJCV
PUHE BA1ILKV HALT WtlMKEV Insures a return of Tlgor to the stomach, a goo-j
anMtlte, a rich and abunaant blood and Inereawd tleiih and muscular tissue, a
mlmalant mild and gentle In effect. Dyspepsia, Indigestion and all wSftUig d''
eases ca bo ei tlrely conquered by tne ute ir l errlne's J ure Biley airwhlakeis
It 19 a tonlo indrtiuretian.d a powerful all engtbener to the entire system. TBll
ttlNK'H I'UltK IIAIILCY MAM WIllsKKI has proved a mcdltUial protection to
those who pursuo their avocations In the open air and whose dally work calls II
oxcentlonal powers if enuurance. Alt oui nraren druggist or grocer for 'Or
I'KltltlNK'UI'UltE tUIILKV MALT WHISK levlves theeneigles otthose0rn
out with exceitvo csllP ur mental eltoit and acts as a safeguard agatnst exposure
tn wetand rlgoroux vreatner. Iiwllldnve all malamiusdjseases from, thejsyttem.
Hard wo'kers nf everr voeitlon and nersonswhom a swiontary me renders prone to
Dyspepsia nniin fernnn s ruro
Mali Whiskey a onwerrul
and helper to dlgenlou. fF.itltlNK's
rtlltE UAHLKV MALI W111SKHY
without unduly it'muluing the kid.
nys Increases their nagnlng activity,
counteracts the erfects of fatlgu . has.
tens convalecence and is a wholesome
and prompt umretio .vatcuineisooi 1
? None genuine unless bearing
Vol saieuy all nrtXigiZ
and grocers throng
the united tjtates and
Canada,
p
37 NORTH FRONT ST. 38NORTIT WATER ST., P H 31 A
rottSALB BT
PENNY GOODb
A SPECIALTY.
soli AoaxTB roa
xandcr
F. T. ADAMS CO.,
Ale
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
CIGARS, ItEfCCO,
CAATDILS,
FRCITS AND NUTS.
FINE CUT
CHEWING
T0BAI.C0
Sole agents of thefol
lowing brands of
Cigars.
HKKKT CLAY,
LONDRES,
NORMAL,
INDIAN PIUNCKP8,
8AM8ON.
SILVER ABB,
SOLE
HENRY MA1LLARDS
EECANDIKS.
yRESU VERY WEEK.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
DEALER IN
Foreign and Mommtte
WINES AND LI QUO Rfc
AND J0SBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
INBTLTCI'MENTS
Pianos
Onrans
f 1V
1 mmmwB
Music Warerooms,
BlQomsburg, 3?.
SEEDS,:;
BMsF Maxyaurc
BwVnovfejrTiwLtL
sue.iMuacaw for
Jqurckolu.all for il
Atiuauyour
Snd atooM, thUnoUt inan tul a lawthua.
W'tlatltltltltV
I
It is healthful and
MALT WHISKEY.
iianw
Invlgorant
S The aualystb as It appears by the La
Stiet on every bottle-, t have carefully an
Wzed tne l'pa UasLKr Maxr Wgi
sr made by M.CJ.K Perrme and And
it entirely fa frnmfuBel oll.furfurol.
Imetals and acids and Is . absolutely
Inuri-." Sl(r'(t, fVimlKa Artnvr uatrr,
m-ndualfOine Cnitrrtltlrt of ttunten
ilnmaimd WfUbaten
the stgnn
IJRUOUISrS KNO IL DEALERS.
Bros. & k
AftY OI'DEIt
FOR PE8TIV.VI.
will be
SUPPLIED W I ru
THE
LOWEST
UsfFriees,
as follows:
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
WALNUTS: J
CREAM NUTS,
ALMONDS,
POP CORN
BALLS.
AGENTS TOR
-IN-
mg iviaciunes.
-at-
We sell DIRECT TO FAllMERS, a (rood, relUbls
Auui.HUTF.il Hone and Potabii
FERTILIZER
C.M.DEM'WO'F CO.,
MHBiBaM aaBSeaiaBBi
Sow
!SaMRI,,ffiA.N,TJTL)
tinlii siMClVi i Iu envnt to fxBinneis- Any
San can K d with 0Vi?dj;gCvrH,,.",;
!iimlf.i liaji I'ocnrsTiK, N, Y,
sest eHr Wnvnn Wim Fflnr.incr
1 rioMuouivuau
FebMeow J3t
HOI! 8rlnrafnrli1nr'
It 1 red In ill P-". 7
htm. wt will ittd frrf tofi
ttnon la ckch tot-tlltj.ih try
! MWiBST-Tturhlnt trildt Im
werld.wllh all lh ttttrrlrntBt.
will il to BtJ free tomBll
lwro tottlf and lmbl trt
othUa la rctarn W uk that
show whl w lnl. I tkftM wk
my rail t or hmt,D4 tfttr JO
mOBIBlftll Bill Dtrvni twbt vwai
ipraMrtr. TkU imrMfla la
'rntrlnfttf ibt Hlncrr f'-""
WhlCK Mt psn iiipriori jrwiTniw
nin mil 11 ki ior mvi wim to
ta-rimntt, anH now aalla for
fiL.Hk. rii. fttronrrll. mott dm-
lHIUftrc. No etDlul rrattlrfxt. Tlaln.
... . . . 1 haaa Hrtin avrtia tn HI at On ran
rarv - lha bM vlnr-nai hln In tha etlt. and lha
lnM una af work of h-h art aa ihown iftr'ths't in Anwrira.
'A'JXUK ate CO., 1 74U Augi-lu. Mulue.
GRATEFUL COMFOHTINQ.
EPF'S COCOA.
HUEAKFAHT.
"Rv athorouxh knnwlcdireof the nsiural laws
which tfuvcin tho orciatlons of digestion and
iiutrlt'on. and by n careful appllcatloi. otibo Ono
propntlei of well seloi lpd oeoa, Mr Eppsbas
piold d our breakfast tahlcs with a dsilcately
flKV.ired beverspe which may suveus many heavy
doctors' bllK It Is by the Judicious use ot such
articles of diet that aconstuullon may be gradual.
1 built up until s' mnR enough to n rtst every ten.
deneyfn nt raw. llundrds of subtlo maladies
sreifoatlnirnrouiid usie dy to attack wherever
there Is a weak point. Wo may escape 11 any a
fatal shaft bj keeping o inelves wi ll foi tilled with
Sure 1 loud aid a ronerly nourliiied frame. '-CIM
eretc (iatrtl iiede simply with b lllrc waicr
or milk, nold only In halt pound tins, by Grocers,
labelled thus :
JAM EH BITS CO., Ilomooopalhlo Chemists,
octie-d-eu London, Kngiand.
WIRE KSarW rc
KlS- SI I lit.
Kit 1G0UI!
jinn rijL u
rum ri
rELAWAUE, LACKAWANNA AND
WE8TBRN RAILROAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
- STATIONS. NORTn.
rs r a a. u. a, u
NORTHDMSSELAND B 40 1 85 10 10 6 IS
Cameron s 65 ...... 10 ss 6 so
Chulask) dio .... low (i at
Danville s 08 1 ts 10 so e 40
I'atuwthsa 6 23 2 14 10 63 8 (8
Rupert..- 6 Si' 9 10 11 00 I US
liloomsburg 6 St s si it o? 7 12
Kspy S 43 29 11 16 7 !0
Llmeltldge. - 6 60 ,. 11 22 7 S7
willow (.rove e 64 .... 11 so 7 31
llrlarcreek 6 63 11 30 7 35
llerwlck 7 05 8 4S 11 87 7 41
Reach Haven 7 11 2 64 11 44 7 49
Hick's Ferry 7 18 2 69 11 4S 65
Khlckshlnny 7 so 3 09 11 68 8 PS
Ilunlock's 7 43 3 19 18 OS S 17
Nantlcoke 7 60 3 !S 12 16 8 22
Avondnle 7 61 12 20 s 3b
Plymouth 7 69 3 85 12 25 8 8.1
ril mouth Junction,,.,, 8 03 3 89 12 80 8 88
Kingston 8 08 3 43 12 37 8 45
Dennett 8 12 .... 12 41 8 49
Maltby 8 17 12 45 8 (3
Wyoming 8 22 3 (2 I8 60 8 63
West ItttSton 8 27 8 60 It 66 9 01
HUston 8 33 4 01 1 03 9 )J
Lackawanna 8 40 .... 1 11 9 17
TaMorvllle......... 8 48 .... lis in
nellevue 8 64 ... 1 25 9 11
BCKJ.NTOH 9 00 4 82 1 80 9 35
ru rx ru xu
STATIONS. ' SOUTH
ah in ru ru
HCR1NTOK 6 10 9 60 2 05 6 20
Uellevue SIC 9 65 ... 6 85
Taylorvllle, 6 20 10 00 2 14 6 30
Lackawanna. 6 2s to 08 2 21 6 87
Htteton 6 SS 10 IS 2 28 6 45
WCStlltUtOn 6 42 10 22 2 84 6 60
Wyoming. 6 47 to 27 S 39 6 65
Mall by 6 61 10 30 ... 6 69
Dennett 6 66 10 34 2 47 7 03
Kingston 6 68 10 S3 S 60 7 07
Plymouth Junction... 7 05 10 42 2 64 7 12
Plymouth 7 10 10 47 2 69 7 IS
Avondale. , 7-14 10 61 8 03 7 21
Nantlcoke 7 19 10 65 3 06 7 25
RUnlOCk'S 7 26 11 02 3 19 7 43
RMCkshluny 7 47 11 12 8 29 7 66
Rick's Kerry 7 69 11 28 3 89 8 07
Reach Haven.,', 8 01 II 28 3 45 8 13
llerwlck 8 07 11 37 3 61 8 20
llnarcreek. s 13 3 67 8 27
willow Orove 8 16 11 4S 4 01 8 81
Llmeltldge. 8 20 ii 68 4 05 8 ss
Espy 8 86 11 19 4 12 8 41
llloomsburg 8 32 18 05 4 18 8 47
Rupert 8 87 12 10 4 24 8 63
Oatawlssa 8 2 18 16 4 29 8 57
Danville 8 67 18 30 4 46 9 16
Chulaaky. 9 03 4 64 9 83
Cameron 9 07 12 40 6 00 9 S8
N0RTnUH8RLAND...., 9 28 1 61 5 16 9 45
ah r h r ru
Conneotlons at Rupert wllh Phllsdeipht
Readlns null mail for Tamanend, Tsmoqua, will.
Inmapnrt, sunbury. Potisville, etc. AtNartbum.
berland with P. E. Dlv. P. H. R. for Harrlfburg,
Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren, corry and Erie.
"V. P. UALSTEAI), oen. Man.,
Scranton, Pa
Pennsylvania Bailroad.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
i
TIME TABLE;
In eitnot NOV, is jess. Trains leave hunbury
EASTWARD
9.40 a. m., ta shore Express (dally except
Sunday), tor Ilarrtsburg andlntermedlatestatlons.
arriving at Philadelphia 8.16 p. m.j New fork,
6.60 p.m.; Baltimore, 4.45 p. m. : Washington
c.63p. to., connecting at Philadelphia for all Sea
Shore points. Through passenger coach to
Philadelphia,
. 1.43 p. m. Day express
dally except Sundayl.forllarrlBburp and Interme
diate stations, arriving at Philadelphia
8.60 p. m. ; New York, 9.85 p. m. ; Italtlmore
S.43 p.m.! Washington, 8.00 p. m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
through to phtlsdelphla and Baltimore.
T.45 p. m. t'enovo Accommodation (daily
for Ilarrtsburg and all Intermediate stations, arrtv
Ingat Philadelphia 4 85 a. to. ; New York 7.10 a. m.
Baltimore. 6.151. m. : Waablnrfon 80a. m. ;
Pullmsnsliwplngrarfrom ilarrtsburg to Philadel
phia and New York, llilladelphla passengers can
wmain in irnr tindlturhM until r a. m.
Philadelphia sleerer Is rub. on this train from
u Illlam-pott on Sunday's.
. a. m. Kru Malltdallylfor Ilarrtsburg; and
Intermediate stations, sirring at Philadelphia
8.25 a. m. few Tirk ll.so a. m. : Baltimore 8.15
a.m.: Washlrigien,9.S0a. m, Through Pullman
sleeping cars are run on this train to Philadelphia,
Baltimore and t ashlngton, and through patsen
ger coaches to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
WESTWARD.
, 5.10a. m. Erie Wall (Dull) icr Frlr arJ a
Intermediate stations ana Canandetgua aid
Intermediate stations, Rochester, Buffalo aid
Niagara Falls, with tbiough Pullman pataco
oars and paBsenger coaches to Erie and Kocore
ter. 9.53 News Express (dally except Sunday) (or
ock TIaven and Intermediate stations.
18.58 p. m. Niagara Express (dally except Sun
1 y) for Kane ardlntermedlatestatlons and Can.
ai algna and principal Intermediate stations,
Rfbestr, Buffalo and Niagara Falls with
thr ugh passenger coaches to Kane and Rochester
and Parlor carto Williamsport.
6.30 p. m. Fast Une (de Uy except Bundaylfor Re.
novo and Intermediate stations, and Klinlra, Wat
kins and Intermediate stations, with through pas.
senger coaches to Itenovo and Watklns.
9.80 a. m Sunday mall for Renovo and Interme
diate statloD-
TUROUan TRAINS FOR SUNimtY FROM THE
EAST AND SOUTH.
snndsy mall leaves Philadelphia 4.80 a. m
UarrtHbuiy T.40 arriving at Snnbury 9.80 a. m.
News RxpreBS leaves Philadelphia 4.8O a.m.
narrtsbure. s.10 a. m. daily except Sunday
arrlying at Hunhury 9.68. a, m.
, . . . Niagara Express leaves
Philadelphia, 7.40 a. m. , Baltimore 7.30 a. m. (dally
25?tpt arriving atSunbury..6Jp. m
with through 1-arloi ear from Philadelphia
S?.ln,?,Jrt .Passenger coaches from Phlladel
phta and Baltimore.
KaBt Line leaves New Yom 9.00 a.m.; Phlladel'
Phla.11.Wa. m.: Washington, 9. 60 a. m.: Balti
more, 10.45 a. m. dally rept Sunday) arriving at
sunbury, 6.snp. m.. with through passengef
ooacheafrom Philadelphia and Baltimore.
JsrteMa.ll leaven rvew York 8.00p.m. 1 Philadel
phia, 11.85 p. m. t Washington, lloo p. m.j Baltl
more, U.8";p. m 'daily! arriving at Sunbury 6.10
' m i with through Pullman Sleeping rare from
Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore and
nroogb passenger roaches trow Philadelphia
HlINIItlHV, IIAZI.KTIIN lc VVII.KPHllAHItB
ItAII.IIIMII ANII NIIHTII AND WKHT
1'IMNI'H II A 1 1. WAY.
,.,t (Dally except Hunuay.)
Wllkesbarre Mall leaves sunbury 9.65 a, m.
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10.46 a. m., Wtlkes-barre
..K,,pIr,'4,, ,esTes Sunbury 6,35 p. m.,arrtTlnB
at Blooin Ferry 6.26 p. in.. Wlfkes-barre V.60p. m
sunbury Mafl leaves Wllkesbarre imoa. m. arrlv
tngat bimto Ferry 11, a. m.,Hunbury 11111, m
Express west leave wiues-barre 3.05 p. m., ar
Tin? at Bloom FnrT t.SOp.ro., SunburyHOp.m
SUNDAY ONLY.
Sunday mall leaves Sunbury 9:5 a. m., arriving
at Bloom Frrty 10.H a. m. WlUes-Barre ll:45 a.m.
teuiday accommodation leaves Wllkes-Barre 6:10
P. ., arrlvicy at Uloom Ferry, . p.m., Bunburr
1 ou pi m,
CUH. K. FUOM, J, H, WOOD,
MatiM4t