The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, April 26, 1889, Image 3
POWDER Absolutely Pure. tiS!2PKOW?SrnlT9rmlea- A marvel ot purity, h7nnfS5'.1'0lt?oinenes!, Mo economical ban the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in compotlt ion with the multitude of low tot, short weight alum or phosphate i owders. Sola oSvtn cam. ItoTAtBiKiKO i-owDsn Co., ICS WaU SUN. Y. The Columbian . "nrPubltsbed every Friday, Subscription price. $1.00 a year. Entered at the Post Office at Bloomsburg. Pa.. M second class matter, March 1, 118. BLOOMSBURG, PA FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1889. C0SB1CT RilLKOAD Tilt TABLE. BLOOMSUUltO & SULLIVAN UA1LKOAD Taking effect MONDAY. NOVEMBEIt 56, 1889. SOOtu. NOItTH. Ar. Ar. Ar. Lv. Lv. Lv. STATIONS, r. M. r. Jt. A.M. A.W. r. II. p. H. BlOOmstJUre, ...... 0 S8 1 05 8 0!) 8 35 5 25 840 Main Street 8 18 18 53 7 68 8 48 2 38 8(1 Irondale - 8 18 13 60 7 68 8 48 2 41 8 M i-aper mm. ......... , in m iu t its o 08 y r-3 7 01 LlghtStreeU 6 OS IU S3 7 49 B 00 2 57 7 08 orangevllle oj is so i 33 9 10 3 20 7 is Forks, 6 43 18 00 7 SO 9 S3 3 88 7 31 TUbbs ... 5 41 11 M 7 IB 9 30 8 43 T 36 Stillwater..... .... 3 37 11 45 7 10 37 3 so 7 41 Benton, 5 28 11 80 7 00 9 47 4 13 IM Edsons, 5 S3 11 SO 6 38 9 M 4 SO 7 68 coles Creek, . s 20 11 15 62 9 no 4 ei koo Bugarloaf, 5 is 11 10 6 41 10 00 4 ss 8 03 Laubachs, B 11 11 03 6 43 10 04 4 33 8 10 central 6 06 10 67 6 08 10 12 4 40 8 15 Echo rark. b 03 10 ta 8 sr-iu 19 4 43 8 is Jamison city... 5 00 10 45 8 89 10 20 4 to 823 Lv. Lv. Lv. Ar. Ar. Ar p. 11. a. 11. a. 11. a. i. p. u. p. M. Trains on the P. & It. It. It. Unve Kupertat luuuns NORTH. SOUTH. V.il a. m. 11:01 a. m. 3:43 p. in. 620 p. m. o Tralnsonthe D.L. & W. R. R.loavo Bloomsburg Q lununni NORTH. SOUTH. 7:11 a. m. 8:33 a. m. 10:57 a. m. 12:08 p. m. 2:24 p. m. 4:18 p. m. 8:38 p.m. 8:47 p.m. n Tralnsonthe N.&W.B. Katlwaypass Bloom JCOIIJ1 UaiUUUYVDE NORTH. SOUTH. 11:85 a. m. 4-30 p. m. SOUTH. 8:39 p m 10:48 a. m. 8.16 p. m. NORTH. 10:18 am HALES, Foil Salb. Thhlv utn s of timber land in Pino township, two uci l cleared, property of Mrs. Mary A. Jynl Inquire of Geo, K. Elwcll, Iiloomsbiiie- Tor terms. tf For Halk. Fifty stv n acres of land in Bugarloaf township, uiing part of the Wolcott Harvey farm. Good farm land, and a valuable timber tract. Inquire ot Geo. . Elwcll, Bloomsburg. tf Fob Sale. A valuable farm in Mudlson Township containing 115 acres, fine build ings. Will be sold on easy payments. If not sold at private sale by Jul) 1st, will bo sold at public sale. For terms inquire of J. 8. Williams, IJloDmsburg. tf. Fon Balk. A desirable and commodious residence on Main street, supplied with water, gas and steam. Apply to jan20lf. h. N. Moyek. For Sale. A valuable vacant lot on Market St., seven lots on Eighth Street, ten dwellings and a good store property in Bloomsburg. Six farms, twoerlst .mills and two store properties In Col. Co. A ?;ood farm of 307 acres with good bulld ogs In Virginia and two farms in Kansas by M. P. Lutz Insurance and Ileal Estate Agt., Bloomsburg Pa. XSotioe. Tbo undersigned offers his en tire stock of dry goods, notions, hats, caps, boots, shoes, rubbers, carpet cUaln, oil cloth, window shades, glass, queens, wood and willow ware, &c, at greatly reduced prices for ready pay. Now is tho time to buy good goods cheap. The above goods arc all new, nice, and clean, no old shelf goods. These goods must be sold, and re member that money is what talks in these dull times. So bo wiso ami tuke the ad vantage of this offer. W. E. DlKTTERICU. Espy, Pa , April 6, 188J. 4w. .Notice. Notice Is hereby given that Arista Louder of Jackson twp, has loaned John Winn, during her pleasure, the fol lowing personal property: two horses, one sled and wagon, and one birch still. All persons arc cuutloncd not to interlero with tbo same. Apr, 133w. .'.nisTA Louder. I'ciHonal. Miss Sallle Mclntyre of Philadelphia is tbo guest of her sister Mrs. Dr. Arment. Mr Fred Thorn of Philadelphia spent Easter here. Louis Lowcnberg is In New York and Philadelphia tuls week buying new goods for the Old Itellablo Clothing llouso of D. Lowcnbcro's estate. W. H. Englehard of Espy, has received a patent on a mitre box. Life size crayons in gold frames only tf H'Killip Bros. Mr. John 0. Snyder has been confined to bis house for over six weeks with liver and stomach troubles. Don't forget tho Presbyterian concert at the Opera House this (Friday) evening. Reserved seats on salo at Dcotler's. Tick ets 25 and 85 cents. Everything which belongs to pure, healthy blood is Imparted by Hood's Barsa parllla. A trial will convince you of its merit. Uolland Mcllenry, of Benton, was in Philadelphia last week, laying in a stock of Spring goods for hU store, including a full lino of 6 and 10 cent goods. G. A. Candee ot New York, was in Bloomsburg last Thursday and Friday in the iulercit of the Bloomsburg Ss Bullivan railroad. It Is the purposo soon to further the completion of the road to Bernlce. Rev. P. Born, D. D., of Sellnsgrove, preached In the Lutheran church Easter Sunday and administered tho Holy Com munion. Two very able sermons were given, morning and evening. The church was beautifully decorated with (lowers. In making mention of the Morgan a Odorless Broiler, last week, we should have stated that a cooking apparatus ac companied it. It is called the Odorless Broiler and Cooker, and is well adapted for that purpose, m m ThoPpesbylerlan church In Bloomsburg, as reported to Presbytery at Its mcclihg In Muncy, contributed during tbo last year the following sums: Foreign Mission $1100 08 Homo Missions 303 73 Other benevolent objects 641 10 Congregational expenses 0000 20 $ 7103 00 Farmers, if you want a good field roller, n scotch harrow or tho celebrated Lansing spring tooth harrow, go to White, Conner As Sloan, Orsncevllle, Pa. aS-iw Fine Cabinets In vignetto or scroll. M'KllllD Bros. Dr. Parsons of Bunbury will preach In tho Lutheran church Sunday morning and evening. B. Jacoby received somo flno shad Wednesday. They wcro Delaware; tho first uciawaro's this season. Adancbwas given In tho hall In tho Farmer's Produce Kxchango building Mon. day night. Three slrolllng Itahaus furn. tailed music for tho occasion. Wo would call attention of our renders to tho advertisement of O. W. Kettcr and Miss Waslcy, which appears In another column. leaders In stylos now Btyles of nook wear. Linen collars culls hosiery shirts hand-tome dross shirts at L iwcnbtrrg't). Tho Scott and Mills and Boostcllo com. blnatlon delighted a fair-sized audience In tho comedy "A Chip o' tho old Illo:k," at tho Opera Unuso Monday night. Dr. 8. U Armunt I now nicely located In tho brick residence on Fifth Street, be tween Centro and Market. Ho hag placed a tclepbono at his home, which will prove a great convenience for tuoso wishing mm in liaste. List ot letters remaining In tho Post l)f flco at Bloomsburg for week crdlng Apr. aa, 1B8U. Miss Susie Hiucy, R. B. Jcrmyn, Mrs, Harriet Lewis, Emanuel Summers, Thomas Byloven, Mrs. M. D. Wells, Mr. J. 0. Win ncr. i'crsons calling for these letters will pioase say "advertised." Georoe A. Clark, P. M. In consequence of winter diet and lack of open air exercise, the ivbolo physical mechanism becomes Impaired. Aycr's Sarsaparllla Is tho proper remedy, in the spring of tho yenr, to strengthen tho nppc. tite, Invigorate tho system, and expel all tmptiritAcs from the blood. There Is a little dwarf hairy elephant, it self a great living curiosity, which actually rides a bicycle in Barnum & Bailey's Great est Show on earth to tho amazcmeLt and de'lght of tho children. Subsequently, to. getber wllh a pretty littlo Shetland. pony, me eiepiiani sits at a table wilb Ills pony companion, and both are served in a mad cap style by a large trained monkey acting in the capacity of waiter. It Is a very uni que ana clever exhibition of the remark ablo manner in which many animals havo been trained to perform In lUrnuin and Bailey's Greatest 8how on Earth, which will come hero on May lltb, It may not bo generally known thai thero is a 'society In Bloomsburg composed entirely ot Veterans who enlisted before July 1st, 1803, aud served at lea3t two years, unless discharged for wounds re ceived in service. To he qua illed to be come a member of this encampment the applicant must havo enlisted before July 1st, lbuJ, and served at least two years. Encampment No. 33, at Bloomsburg is officered as follows: J. J. Lawall. Col. Coradg.j L. Cohen, Lt Col. j B F. Sharplcss, Mojor; 1;. II. Camp bell, Adjt.; 0. 8. Fornwald, O., D j Jacob Keller, Q. M ; G. W. Rhoads, Chap ; W. E. Coffraau, Serg.; C. S. Furmau, 8. M.j A. Herblne, Q M. S i F. W. Gllmore, U. G-: Wm. Swentzel. B The encampment meets In Odd Fellows hall on the 1st Wednesday of every month and Is in a prosperous condition. Tho only liouao to find a full lino of Rochester ma'lo ulothinc best bats made ie at the Popular store of D. Loweuberg. At the mustcale to bo given for the bene fit of the Presbyterian church on Tuesday evenlns, April 33, the pupils of somo of the finest teachers In tbo United States will perform, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lockard studied under Slgnor Record! Ban!!, of Milan, Italy, and Prof. Maban, of Detroit. Mrs. Miller was a pupil of the famous Pas- quale Bondinclla, well known as the old est Italian vocil teacher In America. Miss Mann studied under D. D. Wood, the blind organist, nod was also a pupil of Marrltz Leefson, of the Conservatory of Cologne, well known as one of tho finest pianists of the present day. A good pro gramme will be presented and all lovers of good music should embrace this opportu nity to spend an enjoyable evening. Sun bury Daily. Mr. and Mrs. Lockard, Miss Miller and Miss Mann, will all take cart in the con. cert tn be given in the Opera House Friday evening. Unruutn and Loiiduu iMflecu Mew United Shows. FIVE NEW SHOWS ADDED THIS TEAR BOMS OF THE WONDERFUL THINGS TO HE SEED. Among tbo chief things to be exhibited this year by tho Barnum und London 15 United shows, and which havo been espe cially imported at great expense from dis tant foreign countries, Is a grand real wild Moorish Caravan, with male and female natives of the countries located adjacent to Barbary, and comprising Moors, Algerians, Bedouins, Bayaderes, Oulad-Naels. Arabs and others, together with all their warriors, horses, weapons, costumes, slaves, attend ants, musical Instruments, domestic uten sils, charming danclnt; girls, hlgh-prlcsts, soothsayers, herders, tents ot animal skins, and everything necessary to Illustrate the lives of these remarkable people who havo existed on the desert of Sahara n a noma dic state sin".o tho days ot Solomon the Great. Another new feature is the Paris Olympla Hippodrome, purchased in Paris especially tor these shows, and In which will be run a series ot novel and thrilling races, such as four horse Roman standing races, four.horso chariot races, races by trotting steers, giraffes, ostriches, moose, sacred cattle, elephants, camels, ponies, Hying pelican race, English whippet raco, and others. There are besides other new attractions, such as a real horse fair with actually 880 first-premium horses, the won. derful black tent teeming with chaste, weird, and supernatural illusions produced by fie aid of a modern scientific methods by a famous magician, the talking seals, the elevated circular stage performances, the double menageries, museum ot wond ers, performances in three rings, tho mid. air artists, the celebrated imported female riders, 7 open dens of trained beasts, 20 four-footed clowns, 20 pantomimic clowns, and in fact everything- that could bo pro cured by the expenditure ot large sums is to be found within its mammoth teuts. Thrco circus companies render 135 start ling acts. All the tents will remain up un til 0 at night and the night performances will be precisely the same as those ot IJ10 afternoon. No peddling will be permitted on tho scats. Tho new street parade with its. elegant costumes, new chariots, 13 kinds ot music, full military bauds, etc., will take place every dty at 0 a m., rain or shine. The shows will exhibit here just as they did in New York, on May 11th. Cure Vourself, Don't pay large doctor bills. The best taedlrlal book published, 100 pages, elegant colored pistes, will bo sent you on receipt of three 2-cent stamps to pay postage. Ad- drees A. P. Ordway & Co., Boston Mass. Apr. 20.9w, J THE COLUMBIAN ANT) Clmrcli HcwH. tUnder this head will be Inserted, free of charge, an matters connected with tho churches of the county, speilat meetings, chango of pastor, Im provements or injuries to property, and any thine of public 1 Interest about churches of all denomina tions. Is invited. Pastors aro specially requested to send In their reports.) Tho Kov, Uaac M. Patterson will bo In stalled as pasloi of thn Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening tho 15th of May. It Is expected that tho ltcv. V. Dayton Roberts, of tho Tcmplo Presbyterian church In Philadelphia will preach on the occasion. The Uov. Drs. Ncsblt of Lock Uaven, and Dean of Munoy, together with Dr. Stuart Mitchell, tho lato pastor, will take part in the services, as well as rest- dent minister. Services will be held in accordance with the President's recommendation In the Presbyterian church In this place, on the 80th Inst. It Is fitting that God's great goodness to tho American people, during the first century of their existence as a na tion should bo acknowledged with thanks giving, and his special blessing sought In the commencement of tho second. If you want tho latest stylo in mon'ti boy b ana children b wear go to Lowcnberg. Barnum's advertisement car arrived at this place last Saturday and tho region a- bout Bloomsbuig has been flooded with circulars and posters announcing the com ing of the 15 dew united shows, Thursday of last week at a school chll dren's picnio party near town one ot the boys found a turtlo with James Pugh's name and tho ilalo 1873 carved on its back. The turtle had evidently been roaming nbout the same spot for about sixteen years1 For tho delicate and agtd and all In whom tho vital current Is impoverished and sluggish, Aycr's Sarsaparllla Is the very best tonic. It restores tbo wasted tissues, and Imparts to tho system surpris ing elasticity and vigor. Price ifl Worth o a bottle. The Bloomsburg & Sullivan Railroad Company have arranged to run extra trains on Saturday, May 11th, 1889, to accommo date all persons desiring to attend the Barnum and Bailey shows. An extra train will leave Jamtfon City 7:30 a. m arriving at Bloomsburg 0:20 a. m. in time for the parade which tnkes place about 10 a. m. and tbo returning extra train will leave Bloomsburg 11 p. m. Immediately after the evening performance has closed. Excursion tickets will be sold, good on all trains. Copy ot details of B. & 8. trains wilt be found elsewhere In this paper. lillHt llCUtUII. Think you not farmers that it tho 70 millions of dolla'S tn Pennsylvania annual ly wasted for rum that Impoverishes thous ands and thousands of families, robbing them of peace, happiness, nnd tho neces saries of life, were turned Into the proper channels of trade that the merchant, me chanic, laboring men and farmer would re ceive such a refreshing of profits in all de partments of business that the financial de pressions so frequent and disastrous would not only-bo remedied, but a thing altogether of the past. Mrs. Nathan Keefer tf Ashley is visiting in UiU neighborhood. She Is John Ashlc mans's daughter. Alonzo Albertson is finishing his lumber contract this week. Rev. 8. P. Boone will preach on tho pro posed amendment question at Uamlllne Sunday 10:30 a. m., April 28. Win. II Fisher of Muln township put u a section of "Grove's patent fence, rail and portable," at our place as a sample. All who have examined it pronounce It a first class fence. Alonzo Albertson sold tits "Paradise farm" near the foot of North Mountain to Hess Bro9., sons of Joseph O Hess. An olouaut lino of summer morino Ualbripgin underwear just opened at Ji0wenbtr! g. Council I'roccedliiKS. A special meeting, Friday April 10, 1889, at the call of the president. Present: President liar man, Messrs. Fettciman, Gross, Ringler, Bchwinn and Yost. President stated object of meeting to bo to take steps toward fixing tax rate and have that matter disposed of instead of leaving it until later in the summer as had been customary heretofore. He suggested that a rate be proposed, laid over, and a dopted at next meeting. Council should also consider the matter ot purchasing some stone as they had none on hand and it could not be had on short notice. Mr, Gross gave nollco that be would pro pose a tax rate of six mills at next meet ing. On motion John Q. Barkley, C. C. Kes. ty and Wm. Lemons were appointed addi tional policemen. On motion of Mr. Gross the committee on streets, alleys and materials shall have entire supervision of all work done on the streets and alleys and that tho Commis sioner of highways be notified that all work contemplated must havo the appro val of said committee. President Harman appointed the follow, ing standing committees: Streets, alleys, and materials Joshua Fetterman, Isaac Yost, Fred Sclnvmn. Fire, water and gas Louis Gross, E. C. Wells. It. II. Ringler. Flnnnce-E. C. Wells, It. II. Ringler, Louis Gross. Board of hoallh Louts Gross, Joshua Fetterman, Isaac Yost, Jiulldlng nermtts were granted to Wm. L. Glrton, Wesley Knorr aud Weaver &, Knorr, contractors for Joseph Chrlsman. Messrs. Gross, Prlterman and Rlugler.were appointed a commltteo to purchase a desk for Council room. The bund of Treasurer-elect James S. Wilson was presented, read and on mo tion was approved and ordered lllid. Mr, Wllsou was then sworn tn by the presi dent. On motion a book was orJercd made as per draft of same prepaid by the Stcrr. tary for the registration of dog. Adjourn, ed. Wm. B. Cujiminqs, fli-ety. Communicated. '1 ho selection of sacred music which tho young men's orchestra had so appropriate ly mado for the Easter services of St. Paul's 8ur.ilt.y School, was most besutllul ly rendered last Sunday evening. Not only tbo Rector and his Sunday School, but all who wcro In tho church at this ser vice surely enjoyed apd appreciated it. This was a fitting sequel ,to the dcllghTful. music which had been furnished at the earlier services of the day, 100 I.nillew Wanted, And 100 men to pall on any druggist for a frtt trial package of Lane's Family Medl cine, the great root and herb remedy, dls. covered by Ur. Silas Line while In the Rocky Mountains. For diseases of the blood, liver and kidneys It is a positive T up like it Everyone, praises V, Lamo-slze nirUg so cents. At all dmggis's.' ( Apr. fiOQm, t DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. After April 1st, Charley Boo's Laundry will be next door to Sloan's store, on Main street, Bloomsburg. Mar. 20-81. The Henry Wolf properly on Fifth Street was sold at public salo last Monday to G. M. Lockard for $1020. Call nnd see tho now spring styles In liatu, latest colors in soil and stiff just reccivtu at tbo Popular Store of D. Lowcnberg. Tho Fifth Convention of the Bloomsburg Sunday School will be held in tho Evangcll cat Church May 2, afternoon and evening. An Interesting program has been arranged, A Salary With expenses paid will come handy to anyono who is now out of employment, especially whero no previous experience is required to get the position. If you want a position, sco advertisement on psgo 2nd, headed, "A Chance to Make Atoney." Apr 20-4t, The remains of Mrs Elmer E. Moycr were brought hero from Sbarnokln last Thursday and burled from the house ot O. A. Moyer on Saturday. Sho was a daughter of tho lato Richard Mlneagb, and was born here. Sho leaves her husband, a little girl three years old, and a young infant. Her death dcptlves them of a loving wife and mother, and many trlends ttnlto in mourn. Ing tor one they loved. Forced to Leave Home. Over 00 people wero forced to leave their homes yesterday to call for a frtt trial packago of Lane's 1 nmtly Medicine. If your blooa is bad, your liver and kidneys out of order, it you aro constipated and have hcadacho and an unsightly complex. Ion, don't fall to call on any druggist to day for ane sample of this grand remedy. The ladies praise it, Everyone likes it. Large-size package 00 cents. Apr. 20,-Om. The threo services at the Episcopal Church were well attended on Easter Sun day. At tho second service, ttcv. W. C. ficvcrett announced that tbc inurch was out of debt, he held in his hand receipt ed bills In full, and after some earnest re marks on tbo subject of keeping out of debt, ho placed the receipts amounting to $950, on the altar, while the congregation arose and sang the Doxology. It was an Impressive occasion. Cansuiuptlou Mure ly Cured To the EniTon Please inform your read ers that I have a positive remedy for the above named disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been per manently cured. I shall bo glad to send wo bottles of my remedy free to any of your readers who have consumption If they will send me their express and post olllc address. Respectfully, T. A. 8 LOCUM M. C..181 Pearl St., Now York, sept-21-ly For a eprinix suit nut up in first class stylo go to tho leading merchant tailor ing establishment oi 1). Lowcnberg. Extra Trains on n. & H. Superintendent Leader has made ar. rangements to havo an additional train on the road for the accommodation of tlic people attending Barnum's Show in Bloomsburg, Saturday May the 11th. The following is tho schedule: Arrive Leave. a. m. p. m 9.20 Bloomsburg, 11.00 0.10 Main Street. 11.10 9 OG Irondale, 11. ly 8.00 Paper Mill. 11.23 8.0t Llghlstreet, 11.28 8.43 Orangevllle, 11.38 8.28 Forks. 11.50 8.21 Tubbs, 11.55 8.10 Stillwater, 12.00 8.00 Benton, 12.10 7.00 Edsons, 12.15 7.53 Coles Creek, 13 20 7 48 Sugarloaf, 13 23 45 ' Laubachs, 13.38 7.38 Central, 12.35 7.34 Echo l'ark. 13.40 7.30 Jamison City. 12 50 This train is only for Saturday May 11th. Apr. 20-2U F0U BHSUllATIStt" In any form tak Brown's Sallcyline. Price 50 cents, two bottles sent free for $1. Brown Sallcyline Co., Elmlra, N. Y. It cures nine out of ten. Mar.29-d.4t. Trial I.iMt for May Term, 1889. W..A. SI. Grler, vs. Jas. McAlaruey et al. Joseph Clewell'a admr. vs. Abigal Wea ver et al. City of Phlla.. Trustee, Ac vs. James Boucher et al. City of Phlla. Trustee, &c. vs. Beujamln Goodman. City of Phlla. Trustee Ac. vs. George Raups. C. W. McKelvy et al vs. 0. B. Brockway et al. A. IS, Stewart vs. McKelvy Blink. M, A. Marklu vs. Berwick Boro. Alfred Irvln vs. B. & S. It. R. Co. John W. Hoffman vs. B. & 8 R R. Co.' C. A. Snow & Co. vs. C. Mcars & Son. E. W. M. Low vs. B. & & It. R. Co. Jacob Gould vs. Charles Hughe. Charles W. Colo vs. Ezeklel Cole. Locust Mt. 0. & I, Co ts. Arthur Nash. Locust ML C. & I. Co. vs. John Fortncr, Phebe E Salmon's Admr. vs J. S. Bach, man et al. Frances Qatschall vs. Jeremiah Recder. Catharine Catu et al vs. L. A, Riley & Co. George W. Hughes vs. Daniel Snyder, Martha Yeager et al vs. William Adams ct ut. William Rabb vs. B Stohncr, Garnishee. Catharine Cain vs. L A. Riley & Co. Daniel Carter vs. Hamlin Car Wheel Mfg, Uo. Wm. M. Stoker vs. William Miller, Ablgial Colo vs. C. W. Eves, The P. & It. R. n. Co. ve. Col. Co. A. II. & M. Assn. Catharine Lltwlier vs. Henry Lttwller Children Cry for Pitcher's Ctstorla. When Baby wm sick, ws ffavs htr Castorta, ( Whan aha wm a Child, tbs cried for Caatorts, When she bom Klas, ah clmr to OutorU, Wilts the had CtOMna, aht fvn tbam OutorU. WANAMAKER'S. lniLioiLriiu, Monday, April Si, I6U9. The Spring and Summer Catalogue (illustrated is re.idv. It will help you in ordering by mail. The book will be sent free if you ask for it on a postal caru, It needs to be repeated and remembered that in all goods, and most emphatically in dress goods, not only is the stock we show the most complete Jn tlje world, but the prices are alwavs as low or less than the market. We Couldn't afford to have it otherwise. 1 le e,,rt ,s frequently made to misrepresent our policy in respect to staple and medium wanamaker's. goods. We keep no trash. We do keep everything in Dress uoous tnat a seli-respccting and complete dry poods house should have. You can buy piain staples nere at tlic least, and can find the greatest variety. We hold and, have' held the only worthy stock of Gloriosa. Mohairs Gloriosa so called have been sold for them at low er prices. Perhaps you've Dougnt tliem. Had you come here vou could have senn Glosiosa and the whole range of monatrs. eacli called correctly ty name and at proper prices 1 lie same ts true of many other things. Sound reasoning says that you cannot afford to ignore Wanamaker's on any thing Wanamaker's have for sale. A choice pattern ol 40-inch all-wool Black Veiling, 50c! One straw from the whole Dress Goods price-sheaf. Black Surah at ko and 60 cents a yard, and Black Satin Soleil, a wear well dress-silk, at $1, are the bilk bargains of the hour. We need to say that sub rosa, else the bargain Indias'might be provoked thev are cheaD at 7? cents and $1. But it is the elecance. thn completeness, the freneral ex r 1 cellence and superiority of the Silk stock of which we boas'. You know it. as vour nurehasns show. Ere lon we shall hnvf? even greater cause lor boasting -ana you lor buying. Don't forpet what we told you before the Museum for Ginghams is here more than a thousand stvles. The hest of Scotland and New England the cheapest m 1'hiladelphia. In almost everv case Babv Coach prices are less than last year, and for better qualities at that. All of the higher trades are very much less in price. A remarkably good Carnage for $6; satin lined and some gew-gaws, $g; benbboned, cushioned and parasoled, $1 1.25; special, shell body, and all the needed aeonies. 5ao. As much better as you care to pay for. All the sorts (maybe fifty of them) are where you can glance them over in five minutes. Not a bit too soon to think of the Summer Bed Clothes. Summer Blankets, like a film of wool, warmth without weight. Single, $3.50; double, $5 and $6. uia-iashioned Uimity bpreads, 65c to $1.20. Our most oonular Smnmpr Spread last season was the "Pique." Same weight as Dimitv. but orettier. Four neat block patterns, double bed size. $1. Colored Cheese-cloth com fortables, to mellow the mattress with or take edge from chill air. eacn. The best $x shoe for men is the "Wanamaker Wearwell." they're made of tanned calf seamless vamD. penuine Don- gola kid top, solid leather insole it .... ana nan double sole, solid leath- counter. I'ut together to stay. Perfectly smooth insole; no tacks or nails or thread to harrow up vour sole. As easv on the inside as a hand sewed shoe. Every pair warranted. rour styles; Laced, capped toe Laced, plain toe . Congress, plain toe Button, plain toe Sent anywhere for $3. Send your number and width. John Wanamaker. LOCAL NOTICES. BLOOMSBURG. Fine- Cabinet nortrnlts onlv $3. doz. Lifo size Cravons onlv $10.00, Viewing, copying and uiiiurging. instant process useu. tf Dlondeil Fowls. Pit GamCfl. Grtat Rhon-tnn.ln Ilnntl, woods, Black B. Reds, that will stay to win Eggs, 13 for $1. Satisfaction Guaranteed WliXUM UXNNIS, , Bloomsburg, Pa. (Mention this paper.) llOfllervl flnatnrvt AnnfltAP invrn II of the Gordon fait black and other I(os. ery just in at uiarK cs bou's. Puro tea with handsome presents at THE GREAT EASTERN. Pinn Atnnrlmftnt nf nnlil nnm nn.l - UU JUUIIO uv j. u. it ens , uuwlll find full lines of dress goods now open at Clark & Son's. Dreaa rUn, lOo yd. and up, a lot 23c dress goods 20c yu.. anu a special ioi oi coiurcil Henrietta) ni vinra v- oun 8 (Jreal Eastern. Green vegetables on Friday and 8atur day now cucumb n, onions, tomatoes, let. nice, siring licans, radlsheii, spinach, cab. uage, iko j nc UHKAi' 15 ASTERN, J. II, Sleeker In Correll's building has added glassware to his already largo stock (f groceries ud notlous. White spray is two beautiful cakes of white floating soap for Aa at THE GREA.1' EASTERN. Full lines nf corsets and bustles at Clark & Bon's. Also sath ribbons and full lluis ot ribbons of all kluds now open. Maud, some steel buckles, buttons, braid, Persian silk fringes at Clark $ Son's, New fast black hoso for ladles and chil dren. A good absolutely fast black hose at 10c from 6 to 8) Inch at II. W. SLOANS. Pull lines of fine perfumery, toilet pnwd. ers, Florida water, hiy ruin, Jtc. nt Clark & Sou's. 8 or. Florida water only !)c Cook stoves $18, ranges $15, stove re. pairs all kinds, plow repairs for Advance, Diamond rhlllrd, Danville, Gale, Ho inlliclou. Smith Bend. Mnnlrnar. &r.. Ac. at Sharpless' foundry. Apr. 12-8w. All grades of tho best (lour at lowest fiilUVS III U. XI. OlUCKCr B. Go to Clark & Bon's for your dress goods, Gold and silver headed canes at J. G Wells'. Gauze and Jersey underwear for ladlos nuu cuiiurcn. look at our lva nnd 2oc Jersoy uuuerwear for ladies. H. W. SLOAN. Hamburg embroideries, flouncing, whlto urcos guuus, iic at uiarK a oon'S. California prunes nnd California raisins at j. ii. Blockers. 3 cans of corn for 25c. THE U RAT EASTERN. Gloves of r.ll kinds at Clark & Son's, Lisle Lhrnnil nr. Purn atllr ntn h.a.ii. 00. The best kid clove f?r thn mnnitv at uiu pair tu lyinrK x Don 8. New satines. Our 15c satlues nre all In veiy neat figures. Also rmali figures In mourning satlncs ut H. W Swan's. LaCG cnrlfitnA. ftnrlma. raw titlba Tun.. mall ClirtnlllB Mm! f-MVIiitn nn1..o bands, &c. at Cl irk & Son's. ' ' CO bunches bananas at the GREAT ASTERN on Friday, wholesalo and retail. You should see tho dress goods at Clark & bon's. (Innnr-fl mm. nr-nMica Imiina (inn at J. H. Stccktr's In Corrclls' building. "' Finest lot t)r n-n. mm ..,wn at T n Well's. Whlto spray tho at GREAT EASTERN. Snrinir shawld nml Inr-kMa at Plnrfr Son's. Pllll lino rinnnofl mnnl, rttr-lilna mnalnv.l sauce, fancy olives and jellies at TlilS UI1K4T liASTJSltiS. Crnr.V ftlnlll In wlilfn. prnm nlnlr l.ltm and red at Clark & Son's. Bananas, oranges. Inmnna THE GREAT EASTERX. Bloomsburg and Sunbury. Ladles cauze vesta lfic. nn nt Hlnrk Son's. Eucravcd visitlnp enrils run In- nlitntnpil at tho Columbian office. Ladles having plates can have cards printed. tf L W. IIARTMA.N & SONS. Easter is past and the Spring season is upon us; we lire ready with 1121 styles ot new sateens. with 200 pieces of seersuckers, zephyr cloths and other wash dress troods, (not including 3000 yds of beautiful challies at oc yd.) Jiixtra line wool challies from 20 to G5c. Spring dress cloths iu all the new shades, by the hundreds ot yards, from 2oc, 37ic, 50c, G2ic, 75c, to $1.25 yd. Our Sprinsr lackets are takintr the lead in style, quality and price. Dur new curtain room full of the latest, is drawing the people. JNow as house cleaninir has begun, you will wish vour win dows to look as nice as vour neighbor's. Come and see them, from 7c yd. to $10.00 pair. The oil shades are all ready to put up. Uutter and ceres aro wanted this mouth at good prices. Su gars are excitetl and up some, but our fine dishes and lamns are as low as they can be made. uur 5akiug rowuer (Hart man's) is the best in the market. I. V. Hartman & Sons. BUSINESS NOTICES IMIch ! IMlc-tf t ItcliliIK riles. Symptoms Moisture : Intense Hchlnc anA stinging j most at night ; worse by scratch. ing. ii Biiuweu 10 continue tumors lorm, which often bleed and ulcerato, becoming very sore. Swayne's Ointment stops tho itching and bleeding, heals ulceration! and In most cases removes the lnmnrn. At druggists, or by mall, for 50 ccntB. Dr. Swayne fc Son, Philadelphia. rnay-4.1y, Iicisciun, Itcliy, Mealy, Hklti Torlurcti. The simple annllcatlnn of "Swavne's Ointment," without any Internal medicine will cure any case of Tetter, Salt Rhtuin Ringworm, Piles, Itch, Sores, Pimples, Eczema, all Scaly, Itchy Sklu Eruptions, luuuer amy uusunaic or long stantllng. It is potent, effective, and costs but atrllle iiay-4.'S3-iy Sr. The el, tho celebrated Sncclallst has v t to receive a case of special disease, nervous and kidney disease, or blood poison that he did not promptly arrest in Its progrcs and permanently cure. Wo would advise all sufTciing to consult the Doctor, person ally or uy letter, ins Knowleilgo and power of healing is most inurvelousl (Jftlce 533 Noith Fourth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. m til UQtf.O NO BOILING CASILY HADE HliSPAtKACE MAKES FIVE CAUCUS BEgR To most APpBTlZINO nod NVH.OUSdOUB TBUriiBANOg PRINK In tbq wgtl'j, TRTTT, Ak your Drugg-Uk ur arocr for It. C.E HIRES, PHILADELPHIA. AprM-it. SftLESMEM . -av v w rv H m m m W V4 bail 1AOC1 lit! iH tllll Sllln nr NUU,. M,n..l- ...VrH.' gurantecd. nlury imd lUiirn.r. naid to suo- ifcS it i. App'r " onc tttlng ago. Hen. ?p"ftW,ROS' co' Rooheater, N. Y n HINDERCORN8, TriDleCoaLcd.rjieE. WHOL IESALE ONI BV r' oLPLIfl F TAHITI: Ml CiARP ' I HE TROUMDURq .PA. Apr M-d-t, ft H1UB.VIHIJ0EU ssc ROOT BEER! jott CONSUMPTIVE Apr!-d-lt. jimportantto RailroadMen. A. E. Bmith has been (or forty-nlno years road nmrtcr on tbo Boston and Maine system, and Is now residing at Great FallsTN. It. He says track, men, brakemen, firemen, engineers and conduc tors, as well a baggage masters and ezprcasmcn. aro subject to kidney disease above all others. ah, therefore, will be Interested tn tbo statement of his experience, "t have used Brown's sarsspa rllla ror kidney and liver troubles, aort can truly say It baa done more for mo than all the doctors I over employed, and 1 have had occasion to require mo services or the best physicians In the 8tat. My wlte also has been greatly bencnted by Its use. A. K. SMITH, Itoad Master II. A M. 1L It." The kidneys have btcn labored 'hard all winter la tho pores ot tho cktn havo been closed, but now tho sprlngtlmo has come, and ;thcy need, some aid. Maybe you havo that pain across the back; that tired feeling; those drawing down pains. If so, you cm get immediate relief by fol lowing tho example of Mr. Bmlth and his wlfo.land uso that never falling and grand corrector for the Buiuivs, aver ara uiuoa, BROWN'S Sarsaparilla. Not wnulne unless mftdo by Ara Warren & Co., T EOISTER'.-J NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given to all legatees, creditors and other persons Iniereitod in the estates of tho respective decedents and minors that tho follow. It administrators' executors' guardians accounts im.n m-x-u mm, iu me nmcn or me jipgister or Col umbia COUntV and Will hn nrrevntf1 tnr rnnnrma. tlon and allowance in the Orphans' court to be held In liloomsburg, May 1th, I8 at s o'clock y. in. ui sum any. 1. Tho first and nnjt! nemnnt. nf ii, ivanir 7... administrator of the cntntc O. I). 8. Marcley late w. lug wnu Ul IMUUlUSUliri. QCCVOBCU. s. Tho second and Onal account of reter Echroth i-Avuuiui ui cuiuingu ixKrom lave or iieavcr town ship Columbia County deceased. 3. Thesecondand final account ofKUas Ear nest executor of tho la't will and testament of John Earnest late of Locust township deceased. 4. The nrst and nnal account of 'Charles II. E. Bower administrator of Alfred Bower late of cen tre township Columbia County decoascd. 6. Tho nrst and nnal account of James Pen nington executor ot Frederick Hilly lato of Benton township Columbia county deceased. 6. The account ot w. K. and A.' a Dlldlne ex eciitorsrf William Dlldlne lateot Madison town ship Columbia county deceased. 7. Tho nrst and partial account of Susan ltamlUCh Guardian of Marr R. ttnkn n mlnnr rhltrl of Mary Alice Enko lateot Mantlcoke Luzerne wuiuy Deceased. 8. The nrst and final account of Joseph W.IEves administrator of tho estate or Iinnini Hntn intpnr Greenwood township Columbia county deceased. 9. The nrst and final account of Jacob Terwll Hirer, executor of Hamuet ARh. nf tintt. tnwn- ship Columbia county, deceased. 10. Tho third and finnl nnmnnt. nf Tmn,tM . bach, executor of John Conner lato of Benton township, Columbia county, deceased. 11. The first and nnal nenmint nf Itotpi- n rtnlnv executor ot tho last will and testament of N. U. Harman. late of tho town nf 4.'flt.nwiuut. ivtinmhi. county, deceased. 12. The first and nnnl AWMint. nf -Tnhn A .Tntin- son, administrator of tho estate ot Jesse Johnson, late ot Beaver township, Columbia county, dee'd. 13. ThO first, nnd flnnl nrrannt nf iwh.n Smoicr and F. K. Smoicr, administrator ot the estate of Samuel smoyer, lato ot Minim township. Columbia county deceased. . The nrst and final account of .rnhn v. Etnn. executor or James Jacoby, latoof the borough ot Berwick, deceased. 15. Tho first and final ficr.niinr.nl rt. w. noni-ira administrator of Ellas fientvn. iniiinf r.npnt.tnwn. ship, Columbia county, deceased. 16. The nrst and final Acnnnnt. nr .1. Aiiiann ESSlCk. executor Of ThDmM L Hall. IntAnf lflrtl- son township, Columbia county, deceased. 17. ThO first and final aftennnt. nf Mnrv Ahn. bach and Silas Conner, exennrnr nr thn namtAnf Samuel Achenhach lato ot Orango township, CoL Co., deceased. ' IS. The first and final nwniint. nf u-m Vrinl-. tmum and George W. orrell, executors of George Inner, lato ot Hemlock township, deceased. 19. ThO first ond final nefniinf.nf Plino r' Wvnna admlnlstratrator of tho estato of l'aul Former late of the borourh of Berwick column! nnnntv. rip. ceased. 90. ThA Href nnit flnnl nn-innn, r.t T-nu, l.iuk. Trustee of the estate ot John Jacoby late oi uiwuisuun$, uuiuuiuia county, ueceaseu. 21. The first ana final account or lr. tr. iinimn. executor of the estate ot Samuel Appleman, late of the township of Benton, Columbia Co. deceased. Thn first nnrt flnil anmnnl nf l.nlali tinn-a. executor ot the estate ot Isaac Bower, late oi juiururueK wwnsnip com rioia ciunty aeceased. 23' The ffi-Rt. and final fuvniinf. nr Ilftnrv .T Mn. Ewen. administrator or Martran-.r McRnc-n lata nr Greenwood township, Columbia county, deceased. 24. The first and final nccnunr. nf. Ins. W. Rvm administrator ot Joseph bhoemaker. lato of line township, Columbia county, deceased. 2.1. ThO account nf Isoon lVwltt mimlnlstrntn,- Of the estate Isaac 1). I'fllfnn. lfttH nf llrppmvniul township Columbia county, deceased. 20. The first and tlial ficcniinf. nf .ins. W. T!ves administrator of tho estate of John Miller, lateot Jit. Pleasant township Columbia county, deceased. 27. ThO first an1 final npnnnnt. nf n. It flnM-ann administrator of the estate of Stephen Thomas, late or Brlarcreck township, Columbia county, deceased. SS. The first and final account, nf Mattin Am. merman, admlnlstratilx of the estate ot Albert Ammerman. lalo ot Flshlngcreek township, col- uwuntvuuuij, UWetUseU. I? TT I'AMPIlWt T. Apr. 12 ' lteirlster. SHERIFF'S SALE. OF VALUABLE Ileal Instate! By virtue of sundry writs Issued out of the Court of common Pleas, of CoL Co., Pa., and to mo di rected thero will bo exposed to public itle at the uouix uouso, uioomstjurg, on FRIDAY, MAY 3rd. 1880. at 10 o'clock a. m. All that certain Dt ot ground situate In tho township ot Con ngham, Columbia county, Pa., being lot No. 65, bounded and subscribed as fol lows, to-wlt: On the north by lot ot wilUam Crawley, on tho south by lot of John Gerrlty dee'd. on the east by Catawlssa road leading to ishland on the west by con taining two ity.nve feet front on public road and extending back two hundred feet In depth, where on are erected a Frame House and stable. Seized, taken In execution at tho suit of the citi zens Building & Loan Association of Centralla, vs. John Crane, and to be sold as tho property of John Crano, ri. Fa. Marr, Attorney, ALSO. at tho same time and place. au mat certain lot or piece of ground sltmte In Borough of Centralla, Columbia Co.. Pa., on the west sido of weurt Aveuuo boundod and described as follows, to-wlt : On tho east by Locust Avenue on the south by lot of Mary Chapman and Maria Hageity, on tho north by lot of c. 0. Murphy and on the west by an alley containing in width or oroadth in front on Locust avenue twenty-nvo iecn) ana extending of that width or depth or length westwardly ono hundred and forty teetilioj to an alley, Loing tho lot which Is marked on the raap;or plan ot ContralU with the number ui In block tenty.nlno(9) and belnj the same pro mises wmcn uawani nagerty by deed made the efeth day of August A. 1). 18S1, and recorded In the onice for recording deeds. 4c, at Bloomsburg In and for the county ot Columbia, In deed book, vol ume ai, pago no, sc., whereon are erected a Frame llouso and outbuildings. seized, taken In execution at the suit of the Miners and Laborers saving Fund Association vs. James Uagerty and his wife Maria Ilagerty in right ot said wife and to be Bold as the property ot James and Maria Ilagerty, Lev. Fa. Marr, Attorney. ALSO. at the same placo on MONDAY MAY Gib, 1889. aj, 8 o'clock p. in. AU that certain piece or parcel ot land bltuate In the Borough of Berwick, :columbla county. ra on the northwest corner ot pine and second streets boundod and described as follows, to wit: Begin ningaiino corner of Pine and Second streets thence by Pino street one hundred and thlity-ono and a halt feet, more cr less, to the land belong . log to the Jaoksou 4 Woodln Manufacturing Com- puny iuei.es ny same on a line parallel with So cond bluti nlnety-ulnu fecit to a comer and from thence one hundred and thirty-one and a half leet, luureur mas, 10 eucono. street inence by second atroet nlncty-nlno feet to the coruer, the plaou of beginning, on vi hlch are erected a large Brick Building used as an earthenware factory, a large Pot Klin, Frame Ware House, Frame Stable and outbuildings. seized, takenlnoxoaiUicnat tho ault ot B. I). Frvas vs. O. A- Backer and to bo sold as the prop erty of o. A. Becker. n. ra. Jackson, Atty. .. ALSO, At the same placo on SATURDAY, MAY lltli, 1889. at S o'clock (n the. a'teruoon, All that certitu lot or parcel ot land situate In ths township ot Jackson, eolua b'a county and state ot rcnusylvanla, bounded aud ascribed as follows, twlti Beginning at a ct-fbtuut, thence by land of Ellas Mendenhall. norm twenty-three degrees east one hundred and rive perch g and four-tenths to a pobt, thenco sauth seventy-three and cn.a-l.ai( dcg.-eeg east seventeen and two tt nth pwnes to a yosti tUepce norttttwentr-ttr derees east thirty six and one-tenth perchesto port, I hence by Una tf south teventy. three and one-half degrees east ninety-four and seven-tenths porches to a post thence by land of - and William Brink sooth seven teen degrees west ono hundred and forty and one half perches to a .post; thenco by land ot Irs m Derr north seventy three and one halt degrees, west eno hundred and twenty-seren and two tenths perches to tho place ot beginning ; contain ing ono hundred aires strict menu re be tho sam e more or leas, whereon are erected a Dwel Ing House and outbuildings. fcelrcd, taken In execution at the suit of Albert Williams vs. Joshua Bldlar, and to beBOldas the property ot Joshua Bldlar. FL Pa. Herring Alt'y. JOHN a CASRV, Sheriff. LOOMoDURO imiDQE NOTICE. oUco Is hereby ilven that on romiest and id- plication ot a number ot tho stockholders In the corporators Is hereby called to asaemb'.o al Hart rnans' Hall In Bloomsburg on Thursday the 5th day of April, A. U. isrj, al 2 O'clock p.m., ot said day forthepurposiof conslderlnz the Droorlety of petitioning the court, of common Pleas of col umbla county for a dissolution ot -aid corporation. Ik tf,if, liliunnil, Chairman ot the late meetinir ot corporators. apr ft-31 N JOTICE. The regular annual meeting of the stockholders Cflhe state Normal Hchrjol and I Iteratr innritiin will be held at the omco of Frank I1, niilmerer. Secretary, on Monday May etli, tssg, between the hours of 2 and 3 o'clock In the afternoon, when tour trustees will be elected on the pan ot the stockholders to nerve ror a period of three yean, and four persons will bo nominated from whom lb Superintendent of 1'ubllo Instruction mar atv- polnt two Trustees on the put of tho state to eerie ior a penuu or mree years rHA,tli 1'. lilLUMtit KH, SCCIy. IDOW'SPrRAIsMENTa be followinc Widow's Annrnlament will hn presented to tho orphans' court or t'niumhi county, on the nrst Monday of May A. 1). lfw, and wuuruii-u nisi, anu unless exceptions are nice Within four dars theraArter. wilt hn lyii nrmnl nn- BOlutet Joseph O. Keller estate, Orecnwood, Itealty S3O1.00 Andrew Kunyan estate. Benton, Personal- alltr lia.Mii. iteuv -2t hi tvnm James Commons est ate, Bloomsburg Itealty I3io.n0 Cyrus Mcllcnrr estato orange IVrsonslty r!00.(io John c. Jones Est. Bloomsburg, Personalty t-jio.OO Samuel long estate, Catawlssa, I'craonalt)' j.pu, ivi-auy iii.vu umuu W. E. FrlUE estate. HucrarlOAf. Persnnalfr tflC.nl Henry Wolf Esr,, Bloomsburg, Personalty S2S.10. RpAlrv tvri on tanam Julius Hon estate, Berwick, personalty fiis.ai John Kline estate, Flshlngcreek, Itealty MOO.O0 John F. Fowler estate, Pine, Personalty WXI.0) WM. U. 8NYDKH. Clerk O. C. Clerk's office. Blooms- o. M. (dick, Deputy, oarg l a., April ism, iswi. OTICE. AnnllcaUon will bo mado to tho Board of Par. dons, at Its next regular session, .May iisM&n for thn pardon of II. o. sttno, who plead guilty to two Indictments for forgerv. No. 4 and No. 12 respect ively ui jnay nussion, lent, ot mp uouniy or Colum bia and was, on the lith, of May lS'-S. sentenced to two years imprisonment bv seDarate and snUtarr confinement la tho Eastern Penitentiary ot Pennsylvania. A. 11. STINK. UervetE. Smith, Avi-y. Apr itf-xt UDITOR'S NOTICE. Estate if XlUalKth Kline, deomwd. The underslrned auditor aprolnted by the Or hans' Court ot Columbia Cnuntr to tnako dlstrt. butlon ot tha funds in tho hands of A. It. Patter son, executor, tn and nmnntrthn n.irtles nnf.it.tnd thereto, will nt at his onice fn Bloomsburg, Pa. on Friday, Mays. ism'J at 10 o'clock a. m. to perform the duties of his appointment, when and whero all persons having claims against said estate must appear and prove tho same, or bo debarred from any share or said fund. I. E. WALLEK Apr 12:4w Auditor. W. B. BROOKE ft CD. Tho. fine weather in Airil lias brought up the carpets, and louse cleaning has begun earnest. Right at this point let us sav, that the walls and ceilings of the cleaned room will need papering, we are well fixed to show a fine iue of plain and ornamental ceiling decorations as you might wish to see. Last week and this week have been red letter davs ior wall ?aper und window curtains. We haven window full of dado curtains, and more patterns in side which we can't show. We trim square and hem curtains any length; you select the shades we make the curtains and hang them without extra charge. W. H. Brookk & Co. curtis cram. BLOOD, LIVEIt AND KIDNEY PURIFIER. Now is tho apuointpil time for thoroughly domicilii: tho system from all impurities, and all will Bud that tho Curtis Compound will exactly fill tho run. it nas stood the tot of 22 years acd its pales are larger than ever, every year. Prico 50c and 1.00. Foit Sale By James H. Mercer, DRUGGIST, Bi.ooMfiiuno, Pa. As CHANGE TO MAKE MONEY. SALAHV AND EXPKNbKS PAID, or Com mission If Drelerrtd. Salesmen wanted everv. where. Noexrerlenco needed. Address, stating n. w. l , Foster S Co , Nurserymen, Box E. Geneva, N. V. Aprzo-iu- deaf; MESS CURED krrMfbru. InklbuTUIUlAt EAUDSHieiS Trkl.MrthKr44atUetlT. Contort. bit, Sacuritib,rtft!lrr.nedlMrll. lllB.bttokatnwra CrH. AJOf.MetC.il. y.UlHOI.Hllnlj, I. r. Aprss-du The Teacher Who aJvlsoJ her pupils to strengthen their minds by the use ot Aycr's Sar saparllla, appreciated the truth that Bodily health is essential to mental vigor. 1'or persous ot delicate and fccblo coustltution, whether young or old, this medicine is retuarkubly beneficial, llo sure you get Aycr's hnrsuparillu. " Kvery spring and fall I take a num ber of bottles of Aj er's Sursnparilla, and nm greatly benefited." Mrs. James 11. Eastman, Btoncbaui, Mass. "I linve taken Aycr's Sarsaparllla with great bennlit to my general health." MIssThlrza U C'rerar, l'attuyra, Md. "My daughter, twolvo years ot age, has suffered for the past year from General Debility. A, few weeks since, we began to gtvo her Ayer's Sarsaparllla. Her health ha greatly improved." Mrs. Harriet II. llattles, South Uhelmstord,Mass. "About a year ago I begau using Aycr's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for debility and neuralgia resulting from malarial axposure iu tho ormy. 1 was In it very bad condition, but tlx bottles of tho Bar iaparilla,wlth occasional doses of Ayer's fills, havo greatly Improved my health, t am uow able to work, and feel that I annot say too much for your excellent remedies.' P. A. l'iukham, South doluucuj, Me, "My daughter, sixteen years old, Is using Ayer's Sarsaparllla with good el. -ect." Uov. 8. J. Orahara, United Urethren Church, Uuckhauuou,AV.Vtt. ',X suffered from Nervous Prostration, A-tth lame back nnd hcadacho, and have xea much bcuollted by the use of Ayer's jarsaparllla. X am uow StCyears of age, .ud tun satisfied that my presetit health .ml prolonged Ufa are due to the use ot f',?,'1. Sarsaparilla." Iaicv MoUltt, illliugly, Conu. Mrs. Anu It. Farnswortb. a lady TO ears old, So, Woodstock, Vt., writes : 'After c end weeks surTeriug fiom icivous prostration, I procured a botllo if Aycr's Sarsaparllla, nnd liefore I lad taken half of It my usual health eturued. ' Ayer's Sarsaparilla, VHEI'ABXD DY Jr, J. O. Aysr i. Co., Lowsll, Mais. rrtMilt sliuoulci.tt, WrtMi),m.,