COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Origin of "UnoloBara."
Sneciilntton lias rccootly arisen re
garding tho origin of tho term "Undo
Sara" as applied to tho Unitod States
government.
In tho wnr of 1812, between this
country and Great Britian, Elbert An
derson, of Now Yoik, ptirohasod In
Troy, N. Y., n largo amount of pork
for tho American nrmy.
It was inspected by Samuel Wilson,
who was popularly known n "Uncle
Sam." Tho barrels of pork wero
marked ''K. A., U. S ," tho lettering
being dono by a facotions employe of
Mr. Wilson.
When asked hy fellow-workmen tho
meaning of tho mark (for tho letters
U. S. for United States, were then al
most now to them), said "he did not
know, unless it meant Elbert Ander
son and Unclo Sam," alluding to Unole
Sara Wilon.
Tho joke took among tho workmen,
and passed currently, and "Undo Sam"
himself being present, was occasional
ly rallied on tbo increasing oxtont of
his possessions. Soon tho inoidont ap
pearcd in print, and tho joko gained
favor rapidly, till it was penetrated
and waa recognized in every part' of
tho country, and, says John Frost, tho
Boston hls'toiian, will no doubt conti
nue 60 while tho United States remains
a nation.
It is now firmly embedded in tho
Mosaio of our language, liko "Tippo
canoe'" "Log Cabin," and other short
but expressivo phrases, which refer to
important events in tho history of tho
uopnbiic. lioth "Tippecanoe ana
"Loc Cabin" have taken on renewed
force and vitality since their adoption
by Hon. II. II. Warner, of Safe Cure
fame, in the naming of two of his
great standard remedies, tho principal
ono known as Warner a .Log Cabin
Sarsaparilla. They are based upon
formula; so successfully used by our an
cestors in the euro of tho common ail
ments to which their arduous labors
rendered them liablo in tho good old
Locr Cabin days.
The names of Warder's Safo Cure,
likewise, will be held in high esteem,
as familiar as a household word, while
it continues to cure tho worst forms of
Kidfioy Disease, which tho medical
profession confesses itself unablo to
do.
Against Prohibition.
Christ tho testator,, whou suspended bo
tween hoaven and earth, on Mount
Calvary, wheti ho cried, it ia finished,
and tho veil of tho tomplo wns rent
from top to bottom, thon the old will
was (load, natlou with its ordinances
to tho cross. Mr. lives, why go bo
yond tho crost? Tbero was a time
when burnt sacrifices at'mcd for sin.
Now undor tho new will tho blood of
Jesus Christ oloanseth us from nil
in. Tho passaco you ouoted, "cursed
is ho that putteth his boltlo to his
brother's mouth to mako him drunk,
for tho woo shall not bo upon him that
U drunk, but upon him that makoth
him drunk. I would thank you for
tho chapter and versa. I havo search
ed tho soripturos with tho aid of a
concordance and havo failed to Gud
it. Every person ought to bo exiro-
moly careful how they quote Holy
Writ. Never quoto from momory,
but from tho book. I found what I
think voti wanted to quote, but you er
red sadly. You will rind it in' Habak-
kuk21(i "woe unto mm tbat in vein
his neighbor drink, that putteth thy
bottlo to him and maketh him drunk
also." Now tho sin was not in drink
ing, for wino at that day was used as
a uoverago throughout tno ctviuzeu
world. But the ain was in using it to
excess, getting drunk, that is where
tho sin comos in to-day. Thero is no
sin attached to eating or drinking.
Tho Saviour Hays in Matthow 15 11
"not that which gocth into tho mouth
that defiloth a man, but that which
cometh out ot tho mouth that defileth a
mar." I think 1 havo made this plain
and to the point. Hoping, Mr. liens,
you will oomo out of Babylon, I re
main, Yours Truly,
A. J. Dunn.
Editors Colcudun.
Dtar Sir. :
In purusmg the oolumns ot your
last weeks issue I found a letter from
C'eutral signed I. Burt Hess. Hi
first effort in trying to defend tbo
preachers in preaching prohibition.
think ho bad better leave them answer
for themselves. If it is right they cer
tainiy can snow it. it wrong in
don't want to show thoir hypocrisy.
have shown in my former letter that
prohibition w is not taught in the last
will and testament of our Lord Jesus
Christ, and for preachers to preach
that now, they are preaching another
gospel. What does the great Apostle
to the Gentiles say on that subiectf
Now listen to the words of the Hoi
Spirit "Though we, "the apostles'
or au angel irom neaven, preach any
other gospel unto you than that which
wo have preached unto you, let bim
bo accursed. Ah we said betore, so
say I now again, if any man preach
any other gospel noto you than that
ye have received let him be accursed
Fearful responsibility. Yet wo have
men that say they are called and sent
of the Holy Spirit, following atter old
women s tables and the W. V. 1. U,
In the namo of heavens what do
they want more than tho word of God?
Paul says in Hebrews -1-12 tbat the
word of God is quick and powerful
and sharper than any two edged
swoid, piercing even to the dividing
asunder of soul and spirit, and of the
-joints and marrow, and is a disccrner
of the th tights and incnls uf the
heart.
Mr. Hes, what moro ia needed?
John, tbo ureal lerelator in summing
up Ins prophecy Hays: "ror 1 testify
nnt ) every man that hearelh the wonls
of ihU prophecy of this book. If any
man shall add unto theso things God
shall add unto him (he plagues thai
are written in this book, and if any man
shall take away from tho word" of the
book of this prophecy God shall take
away bis part out of the book of lift)
and one of the holy city, and from
the things which are written in this
book." Rev. 22-18 19. "For the
time will come when thoy will not en
dure sound doctrine, but after their
own lusts shall they heap to them
selves teachers, having itshing ears, and
they shall turn away their ears from
the truth, and shall be turned unto
fables '' Mr. Hess, it those times are
not upon U9 now as predicted by Paul,
then I pity the generation ou whom
they will fall. Wo have preachors
whoso ears are itching for notoriety
otitildrt of the gospel. Do yon know
what they wanit Power, not from on
hieh but from tho prohibition party,
and if through their influence the pro
hibilion party goes iuto power, they
will say to the leaders: "Sirs, wo havo
an nx to grind wo want you to uso
your influence for us and help us unitu
ohnrch and state.
How wonld you liko that, Mr. HessT
Then ou would havo to support the
sucoesMiil ehuron whether you believ
ed in thoir dogmas or not Secondly,
JUr. lio.is says, to successiuiiy preach
tbo gospel, sin in its various forms
should be preached to men. I believe
that. Now what is sinful in drinkingT
Why using it to excess, getting drunk.
The preachers duty is to tell bis bear
ers to be tomperato ic eating as well
as drinking. If they understand the
Soripture they will so teach. Ha say
thero is no middle ground to occupy in
this question, men an men are extre
mists, then aocordiug to his teaching
(Jurist aud the uoiy apirit were mis
taken whon they told their follower
to bo temperate in all things. Wond
erful wisdom, stupendous reasoning.
Ho further says that if we vote
against prohibition wo will become re
sponsible for drunkenness. Far from
it. The same reasoning would mako
ns r'Bponibln for suioido, because wo
did not vote to take away pistol, tho
rope and tho razor from tho people.
They are all well iu their places when
properly need. He said I overlooked
tho declaration, "it eating meat caus
eth my brother to ottend I'll cat no
meat." Paul was talking about ob
taioiug from meats offered to Idols and
has no bearing on tho question beforo
us. All of the brethren that partook
of my hospitality took kindly to meat
and we had no trouble on thatfooro.
Mr. Hesa what wpuld you think ot
a man that would hunt up an old will
tbat waa respected by the court and
trv to get possession of a certain es
tat?, when you knew that a later will
waa in force? Melhinks you would
sav that that man had lot hi lai
ance. No sir, tho position you took
in g'Mng o.iCK 10 mo om jcwisii n u
prove your ciarauons is jum
s mnV. 1 ik Id Jewi ll luw a
In force as lonrr as tho UstatuI
llvetbi but at the death of Jem
Dan Bloe's Old Trlok Iforso.
Died, at the farm of Dr. Campbell,
near this oily, Sunday nftai noon, Jim
mle, in tho -121 jenr of hi ng",
Jiinmlo wru only a li"ric, hut otio
around whloh ininy plo.nant mumone-
of bygone diya ding. Ha wai the tlrst
horse owned and trained by D.tti Mo ,
tho veteran eircm man, and was tho
ono nsod by Kloe whon ho ran tho
famous "Ode-homo Circus' P. T,
Barn um owned him fur throo oars,
when ho was retired from prof-ssionnl
duties, and iiliima'cly buoam tho pro
perly of llui la'o Dr. Campbell. Uyon
nt his ovtremo old H2o he could still do
several of his old tr'wks, utid secmi d
delighted iu pei'loiniing tin in lie
was uio means . iiiturd'.ug hiihic
incut to iimtiv of our citizen in llieir
youthful days, nud if their is a h nven
for dumb beast, nil uuilo iu wUhlng
for Jimmio n safo haven theroin. -Paris
Kentuckian.
Curious Things of Life
Owing to cut rates a man recently
rode from Dayton. Wy. T., to St.
Louis, 2,000 miles, for $1.
It is allogcd that it takes $5,000 dis
tributed as tips in the pohco depart
ment to get a permit to open a now
club in Paris.
Two necroes have been seized with
loorosv in Elberton, Ga. Ono has
tnrnod white, while tho other has
broken out in spots.
A Rochester man has opened a
"boarding stable for bicyolos." He
takes charge of the maohice while
their owners are at business.
Tho Dacca Shakli an India paper
avers that tliHro is living at Baruda,
near Dacca, a Yogi who is moro than
150 years old. Ho is strong and able
bodied. Ho talks villi all.
A citizen of ITagfretown, Md.,
claims that (he iuside of a box in his
possession was made of n part of tho
lVnii treaty troe, and tho outside of a
part of tho" original coffin of Washing
ton. A steam yacht, built in England,
lately-made a remarkable voyage by
sailing across the channel, up the river
Seine, and thence by canals and rivers
to Marseilles, on the Mediterranean
sea.
Among some old papers in London
recently a genuino likeness of John
Bunyan as bo appeared in his prison
cell at Bedford has just been discover
ed, for which the owner demands 1,000
guineas.
Tbo English courts hold that when
a man writes asking auother to "favor
him with a check" for a bill tho intent
"My friend," said n so'emn man,
"havo you ever done aught to mako
tho community ia which you livo tho
bctUr for your living in ill1'
"I havo dono much, sir,'' ropl'ol tho
other humoly, "lo rurify the homo of
my fellow boingi."
"All," continued tho solemn imn,
with a pleased look, "you distribute
tracts?"
"No, I cl( an carpets."
Communion Wino- -
Mr. Alfred Sneer, tho celubratul
wino grower of Now Jersey preserves
the unfermonted Jilico of the grapo lor
sacramental use. It has hen adopted,
and its uso sanotinned by tho piotni
nent divines of this country. It is also
used by invalids with reinarkablo good
effect For sale by drugaUts.
A New York Jeweler has sent somo
wonderful btoooho lo tho Paris expo
sition. They'aro gold enameled orchids,
of fifteen varieties,' oacl as pel feet in
its way as tho product of nature. The
stems aro made green with emeralds.
Tho coloring of the leaves is marvelous
beyond description, testifying to tho
extraordinary skill of tho designer as
well as the aitistio eooso and oxquliitu
tasto of tbo enameler.
In the largest jeweler shop in Now
York,- whore S5,UilO worth of gold ia
used n"day, tho gold is not weighed
out to tho workmen, and nothing but
tho honesty ot tbo employes prevents
loss. But whilo the gold is allowed lo
bo thus exposed, tobacco has to bo look
ed up, becauss it has been found that
tho man uho would not steal a gialn
of his emf loyer's gold would not hesi
tate to appropriate ins neighbors tobacco.
Leader of Arizona Rfgulators If
you have anything to say beforo wo
string you up we will give you hve
minutes.
Victim You nio about to lynch an
innocent man, gontlemen. Upon my
soul, you art! I am not a horse thief,
but au honest man that works for a
living. I am a Tucson cigar manu
facturer. Ask Col. Allgore if I ain't.
Leader Did you make those cigars
that Col. Allgoro was handing round
anvtng tho boys jmt before election?
Victim (eagerly) 1 did sir.
Leader (sternly) String him up,
boys!
is that the oheck is to bo sent by post,
and tho creditor is liablo if the check
is lost in the mails.
Some of tho "cures" at a European
resort are mineral water cure, grape
cure, whey euro, cold water cure, mas
sage core, pino needle baths, Russian,
R man, Irish, mud, steam and electric
bailiB. All ills aro met by "cures."
A New York bumlar cot into a
genuine piokle the other day. OrhVo a
discovered that fOma oni was felo'i-
lou-ly at work in a iiulcher tiiop, but
after they had entered could not find
tho mm until they looked in a pork
banvl, when thoy dioovered him uo lo
his neck in brine.
A lot of relics of the antienl cliff
dwellers have been discovered in N.-w
Mexico. They consit of human ro
miins mummies, and a larg.t o lieo
tiou of anoient pottery. Sonv turkey
lionen wero touud, indicating tbat tho
turkey had been domestica'.ed by
these anciont people.
Two Scotch tramps, man and wife,
make a coo 1 living "ft of the baby.
"We just gets 'imchriHoned,'' explains
tho man, "in all the towns wo paes,
and then, yon sco, tho parson inako us
all comfortable wi' Bummat lo eat and
jnoney for bed. On days orful bad
wo have, lo do em twice. '
A Portland Ore., man refused a
Chinaman ten cent", due for washing.
The Mongolian elosnd the doir and
gave his delinquent customer as'verf
irubbing, a la Kin am. When the po
lie arrived all tho tatisfacliou limy
gave tho white man was to advUe bun
to pay h'.s wash bill hereafter. Ho
will probably do so. t
A little boy who lives at Suaria, Gi ,
met with a singular accident. In run
ning after a robin ho s'epped on snm
object which gave font a sudd n
twist. This causd th - bono in his leg
to hplit, from tho cons' qunnoes ot
which he has suffered very much. It
was some time bofore tho cause of his
troubles was found out.
A citizen of Talbotton, Ga., 1ot
$500, and thought he had dropped it
in tho harbor shop of Alfnd Douglass.
The barber could not find it there, and,
foanng that be would bo arrested and
imprisoned on sunpicion, fled to Ala
bama. Meanwhile an old negro found
tho money and returned it to tho own
er, and thou tho scared barber came
home.
A firm of great genius lias offered
tho British government an immense
rum for the uso of the national postage,
stamp for advertising purposes. Tbo
advertisement is to bo printed on the
back of tbo (tamp befoio tho gum is
put on, so that tho purchaser ot every
htatnp must eee the antiounoi'ineut be
fore ho moistena the gum. This is an
Australian idea,
Smith Hello, Jones! Back from
Southern California? What luck in
tho gold region?
Jones Rather discouraging.
picked up about $1,000 worth of tolid
boodle a day, and paid out 990 for
grub.
B right's Disease.
11.TiinOII Child Band XtM ,t
VMmt mt Vomt ThrilcUna.
XT llttla rlrU bo Ttwt of M, ni Ukra tick in
lluih. 1968, -with oultt fmr. TOuia zaooTvlac
be took mm eoia, which tonloiwl Brtabt'i
DlMtM of the Kidneys. Her anklet, feet and erM
wen terribly rwoUen ; tb bid burning f erer, an
til the trmptomt of ui iNrSTtrtted cue of Brlffht'ft
Dlieue, Fonrcf our bott phTilclwa ttlealol hr,
bul without lueoees, an&
I- ir Life was Despaired of. 11
Batftmotber'f lore ftnd preyere lurmountalldlffl
oultlM. and I determined to try Dr. Darld Kennedy'!
rarorlte Remedy, madeatltocdout.K. Y. Tbliwae
aUit reioit,and Ihoped, although my little daugh
ters caee waa a yery aeTere one. that the rarorlte
Remedy would do for her what It had done for others
erhoae condition bad not been, eeomlngly, as hope
leet. How happy I am that I determined upon thla
oouree f or an Improyemen t waa at onoe perceptible.
The feyer left herher appeU te tmproyed-ehe gained
U pound in a short time, and one by one the well
known and dreaded symptoms of the disease left her.
Words fall to express my aratltude, and I cannot too
MroesUy recommend the Farorlte Remedy. It was
A MARVELOUS RECOVERY.'
snd U do ntirolr to th FaTorlU lUmodf, which
u the only medicine Uken Mter her cuo ttm
tbandoned by the phytic!.
wn. iur a. ivruu'ion. nm JiuiiAna, vermom
i iuj louow Dc&riet never. Mefleg.
acter, To 0x11 all trtcea of inch dl
Th riluUM that fnl.nw HrtrUi
gipmneria ana tuioui otner complaints oftou leavt
thlndthem BeMUellaa of the moat danirerane char.
pet au iracea or incu diaomera, tona
IS OrtTaUlU eVTlrt AM tlm vol nai with tiiim
d& nutritious blood, um l)r. vtri& Ktuotdya
FAVORITE REMEDY,1
Wioe Om dollar. Prepared at Eondoot, N. T, '
Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
ITtparedby
Dn. PATID KENNEDY, BONDOTJT, N. Y.
tlpsrbotUe Six forts. ByalldrunrUts.
THE GREAT
German RemedyJ
An Imperative Necessity,
What puro air ia to an unhealthy lo
cality, what spring cleaning in to tho
neat houiio-kecper, bo in Hood's Sarsa
parilla to everybody, al this eeaon.
The body needs to be thoroughly reno
vated, the blood purified aud vitalized,
tho germs of disease destroyed. Scro
fula, Salt Rheum, pnd all other blood
disorders are cured by Hood's Sarsapa
rilla, tbo most popular and successful
Hprlng medioino.
School Teacher (ira'e) Who fired,
that spit ball at met I'll vane bun.
Y iintf Kentuoklan (country b.y, 0
feet 5) 1 did. air,
Sohool Teacher Humphl Well er .
or don't'do It tgaln, I
TRUTHS FOR THE SICK.
UlllousSncllsitencnu
on Si; LI'Il u It lillTLlti
ItnlUruroTOu. !
lid oii htiller u
that tired amlallgonr
feelluK; If so. uso
SCtWlUR IllTTEUSi
iy wm cure you,
tor a c&m w hero h VL-
PHUR I SITTERS V
loot assist or cure It
ever falls.
OriertteTiTatTniiT
closely confloed In
tne mills ana wotk
shops; clerks.whodo
not procure sufficient
exercise, ami alt who
are con 11 noil 1 d floors,1
SUOUld USti hULVIIUK
Wittkk?, They will
m not tiicu uo weak ami
tJslrVlv.
MJf you (TolnnTuIi
to bu ffer from Ulieum 1
atlsm, use a bottlo of
lllUH'llUK llITTEIUs
l ilt never falls to euro.
I
lhiu't Im wltliuut
bottle. Try Hi you
Will ll'Kll'V It.
ljtiliea In ilellmtt'
health, who aro all
rundown, shouM use1
aui.vmru niTTKifi
Cleanse tho vitiated
IckxI when you see
Is Impurities hurst
aff through tho skin
n rimnles.lllotrhes.
mil Korea, lev on1
i ml neaiui will lol
low.
hi'LiMitm liirrhits
cure Mveruom
i) a ut. ion't hems
xurageu: u w iu cure
VII u.
hULi'iiun lliiTKita
will build you upnml
inaVe you fctrougaml
ucniiuy.
HULfllUK 1UTTKK8
-rill make your blood
liuru, ricu nini sirong1,
aud your flesh hard.
Trv hLMMiuu Hit.
ri.its to nlt'l't, and
yuu will sleep well
nun iwi iH'iit'r Turn,
1,000
REWARD
ty prouf our elates ab
nemo uiaema
. WILL HOT
INJURB LKATHIR.
ui i ill
Tn tnif
in mftthnd:
A cm) UiM-kloi
ma lntlllttni tWt of IhU. try U tow
o&t llftujr m fitrlp of ItMihiv la boMto t
aVklOaT. And Im It tfMW ttW J OM (V ak,
th- Ttvkfl it mt Snd tunc ft no to drr maA n
sumsiuotmaitionosrvru.i, vYro(
la mk stmileW tMt with Frvoch piwming
DtlMnn with ut Uanld txilDtkm at Pud B
lag, or with liqnM IUmLIoc tht mom tn staM tof,
Wolff'sACMEBIacking
liases taf Und at teeUm
WATERPROOF. SOFT,
AND DURABLE..
tU beutUol. Hcli, GI.OflV,rOHHn it otv
eaasled. SawM labor oa miw4.
A r.lleti latere nfe.tti rerW'jiem, soJ
A Week fer Men, spd on Ilirpr. leather
em F.nr AIoBtli. without renovatb
WOLFF & RANDOLPH. PHIUDOTHH.
Bold brBboe Stores. Oreoeis. awl dealers i&etaU.
BL00M8BUKQ PLANING MILL
SO.
TOO andoraltrDcil bTlntt not his Pllilnir M
R&llroad Stroet. In nrst-ciasft condition, la ore
rod to do allklndBOl work tn his line.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS.MOUa.DINGS(
FLOORING," Etc.
urnlstiert m ron3ouuiu.rlcog. All lumber nee
s well Boasonea ana none oai bkiuoq worimcn
are employed.
estimat.es foe buildings
famished on application.
CHARLES KBDfl,
ItlnoiiiHbiirK, l
TO CONSUMPTIVES
Tho underBicncd havinc been re
stored to health by simple menus, after
siifffring for several years with n severe
lung affection, aud thai dread disease
CoNsuni'TioN, is anxious to make
known to his fellow suflVrers tlio means
of cure. To those who desire it, he will
ehoerlttlly send (freo of charge) a copy
tjf tho prescription used, which they
will cud a lire cure for Consumption,
Asthma, CATAmm, BnoNCiiras and
nil throat and lung Maladies. JUe
hones all sufferoiH will try his liemcdy,
as it is invaluable. Those desirint; the
prescription, which 'will cost them noth'
I up, and limy provo a b'essing, will
jleaao address, Rev. Euwahd A. Wil
son, WUiiain.tuurg, Kings uounty,
Now York. A-&-co.-dec-7-ly "
LMKE INSURANCE
'mSISTIAN' 7. KNAl-l-, ULOOMSBUKQ.PA.
HOME, OP N. T.
MEHCIIANTb'. OP HKWAKK, N. J,
CLINTON, N. Y.
PEOPLES' N. Y.
. RKADINQ, PA.
OKKMAN AMERICAN 1N8. CO..NKW VOKK.
OltKENWICII INS. CO., NEW YORK..
JERSEY CITY FIRE INS. CO., JERSEY
CITY, N. J.
TtioaA urn ntipAsmnHfl ArA wnll RAaannprt hv
Ins anil vtnz tistkd and Have never yet bad a
loss settled by any court ol law. Their assets are
til Invested In solid bicubihis aro liable to the
azaraoiFiBioniy. ......
Miasm rEOMPTLT and noHiSTLT adlsstMajui
eald as soon as determined by Chbistux r.
knart, srxoill aoimt amd adjcstzb blooxuum,
Pa.
i The people ot Columbia county should 'patrom
lie the agency where losses II any are settled and
Oaia uy one U iuor uwu uuupaa.
PENSIONS ! PENSIONS I
ir. h pknrions dun manv orrictRg. EOLCliitg.
SiiLORS, their Widows, CmuRN and Dipindknt
Parents everywhere, if In doubt, or any-Pension
Information wanted, write here. No Washington,
D. a, or other Agency so advantageous aa.thls N.
J. aosncv.
t-sr-Thousands or pensions aggrcfraiinz muuons
of dollars, obtained through thU Agency, and
oihcrs8lloweddally.irj Address with twostamps
ja.mks r.
count elor at Law,
Kt K. State ht,, Trenton N. J.
(Late U. 6. Pension Agent, N. J. Bvt. Brlir. ocn'L)
Uefcrs to (lov., U. a. teen's and M. C's N. J.,
I'osla 0. A. It., and Pensioners all U. &, Canada ia.
Feb I5r-4t
Holl.I 3ll W.rh.-
witch In (fat world. I
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aud cues of aqUftl ralu.
One leron (ntachlo-
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prices. Do not buy a piano be
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.o.
Catalogue and Price Lists
In Franco cxperlmenta nro
mulo with ooku oar ejirings.
Iron rnilronrl lli havo lieun In uso
nlri'Bt a yoir, but oing to their not
hiving thu cK'tioitv tioces"ary for tno
"giving" of thu rails, they havo not
proven a sauces.
About 3,000 brake have been In
vent! (1 and patented. On" of the laUst
Ih (l(Boril)cd m beaiulfully almplo in it
workfiiK. i'usli a button nnd the
brakes are ot on the entire train.
France, Austria and Germany have
adopted smiikoK K(i (iiinpowdcr for their
ntmiep, and are now expciimi-nting to
gi t an I'XptoMVG which Bhall nlo be
nol-eloi8 The etideaor has been fair
ly Micuetfifiil, aim experts say that by
tho time the next European war boiiH
tle i.oiro and fuioke of battle will bo
done away with.
HlnU That are Bottcrthan Oold.
If you havo bad breath, sluggish
owels, pain in tho small of our bick,
nervousness or uidddincw. vonr vital
organs are sadly out of condition. A
racro "doao of physio will not help
you. Ypnr only wino course is to take
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Rniedy
of Rondout, N. Y, and cleanso your
system of the iinpurit.es. It regulates
the liver and kidneys. 4 20-4t
Oar Tell Tale Hands.
The white hand proclaims innocense.
the red hand guilt.
A hand that is soft and ilabby indi
cates a weak and inillieient character."
A lean, nervous hand, with a arnD
of much spasmodic force indicates
ornelty.
The thumbs of the dvlns turn in
under the fingers, as if conscious that
their work is done.
A band that is firm aud Bolid fore
tells a good constitution and a patient
and. preserving mind.
Tbe laving on of hands is nn old
custom believed to have peculiar valuo
in curing disease by laith.
Newton declared that in want of
other proofs the tbnmb wonld convince,
him of the existence of a God.
Au. competent authorities sav
Bright's Diseaso has uo symptoms of
its own, but presents the symptoms of
other affeotions. Warner's" Safo Cure
is universally recognized as a speoiGo
ior.isrigbl s Uisease. That is why it
cures so many other diseases, which
aro caused by the kidney affection. It
restores the kidneys lo healthy action.
Boastful Dude I am clad vou ad
mire my coarf pin. The stono ha a
history. It was intimately associated
With an ancient Hindoo family.
uymcai i nend (examin n' the stone
critically) Ono of tbe windows of i's
palace, 1 suppose?
Boston Man Talk about style or
onlture in New Yoikl Wo have in
Boston a Norwegian prince in the mil
linery bus;ness and several fa-h'onable
tailors who head their cironlan and
letter heads with 'quotations fr in Emerson!
New York Man (with interest) I
amjgiad to hear of them. When we have
completed our arrangements for annex-
t T-. r ir ,
ing yjosion to rti'W iotk we expect,
of course, to learn all about our subur
ban curiosities.
CATARRH,
Catarrhal Dtafness and Hay Fovar.
A NEW HOME TREATMENT.
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases nro contagious, or that they
are due to the presence of living parasites Iu
the-llnlng membrano of the nose and eus
tachian tubes. Microscopic research, how
ever, hag proved this to bo a fact and the
result Is that a simple remedy has been for
mulated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
aud hay fever are permanently cured In
from ono to three sinipie applications made
at homo by tho patient once In two weeks.
N. B. For catarrhal discharges peculiar to
females (whites) tills remedy Is a specific
A pamphlet explaining this new treatment
Is sent on Tecelpt of ten cents by A. 11,
Dixon & Sow, SM West King St, Toronto,
Canada. Scientific American.
Sufferers from catarrhal troubles should
read the above carefully.
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Paine's Celery Compound
Purifies the Blood,
Strengthens the Nerves,
Stimulates the Liver,
Regulates the Kidneys and Bowels,
Gives Life and Vigor to every organ.
There's nothing like it.
rtf Wliutwl, I procured Rome of l'alne's celerr
1. Tt
Use It Now!
" natlng uwd vonr ralne's Celery Componrt
this sprit", I can saftlj iwommena.It as ttte
most powerful and at the me'toe most
gentle regulator. It Is a splendM nerre tonle,
and since tatting It I have felt l"'Anf,,TI5n
It E. Kkouk, Waltrtown, Dakota,
I ffrm. iucntapsoK k On. rrops. Burlington. Vt.
OIAH0ND DYES 2w EjiS' JfJJ!i&'! LAC TA TED FOOD
lAat soring, bring my much run ilown and
The use (
new man.
ltfinc l tin
W. L, (IBKKNLKIP,
Compound.
spring medicine, I do not know lt equal.1
nnound. The use of two bottln made me
feel like a new man. As a general tonic and
Brigadier General V. N. O., Hurllngton, Vt.
1.00. Blifor5.00. At Druggists.
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puhe
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Nervine. Tonlo and Alleratiro. For coDsuuipiltes ll Is invaluable. rBIUUNEfr
I'UItK 11AI1LKV MALT WII1SKKV insures a return of vigor to tue stomacn, agooo
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IIINE'8 PUHB UAIILKV MAI.T WIIISKKV has proved a medicinal protection to
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uiu uurirj
itvanenqtn nnd In rerrlne'a
Malt Whiskey jl powerfiil lnvlgorant
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I'UKK UAltLEY MALT WHISK UV
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Increases their llagKln? activity,
counteractsthe effects of fatigue, has
tens convalotcence and Is a wnolesomo
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i The analysis as It appears hy the La
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iskv niadoby JI.&J. K rcrrlne and nnd
ti eniirety tree iniuiiuoci uu,,u.u.w..
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Sole agents of the fol
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henht clay,
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IIAiN
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walnuts;
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Out of the Breastworks.
Tate Springs, Tktn., July 4, 18M
Th Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.;
Gentlemen SeTcn jean ago I eontractod
taexceedinelr bad case o( blood polsoa. I
tried n physician, the best at command, but
secured no benefit. My throat began to
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felt that my crave most be reached In the
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ment, and with a dopalring hope I com
menced taking your medidne. I began to
Improve from the first bottle, and in a short
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One year ago a case of catarrh developed
In my system. The physician did his best,
but could not cure me ; but two bottles ot
Swift's Specific gave me permanent relief.
J. H, ROIINSOK.
Kaufman, Tex., June 93, 1888,
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.:
Gentlemen I have been afflicted with a
sUn 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. Yours truly, Wi, Jones,
For sale by all druggists.
Tub Swift Specific Co.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York, 756, Broadway.
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aa now Mrn 8-1 U
tfuMtA adt-tnoMrnsot
tin Id Am fnn tlrauT nf vrttip
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lam moBj spent win iviura
minj fold. Ills ft si
? rtpld.
la
:SDDlilaTSt
tliusNUctua. No. S.I touoon.tVtvani&iipl;
lf4nsuUM uy iunil tor pocub huot, rusmons rur
nlskheJ I4iDti OollsaT In U. B 6na (or circnlu.
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On applloation.
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A beautiful, accurate, convenient and compre
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Cages of Information, valuable and available,
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ti w in n
ri lei rnLL
and aVotMla trhr tb teubla ran
'MrNi tn tics itxslltr.thsvtrT
irK Ki
th world. wlih til ih kltifhiiiFBti.
Us willslso Indrrrsc0iiiia
Hus four cottif snd tiiuibt in
rjipUi. In rctarti w Mk that ro
'haw whst mt ttni. to Uom whs
tnj till st year sent, ass tnf 9
. init jrrana mac sins is
tf ibs Hlnsrr tMitnti,
aa ran out 1 hfor nalsma
ran out It sold ror09I), wlih ths
larhanentt, snrl sow sails for
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M maphtns rn Iks world. All I
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XlsMJaUateCO.t lloK HO AugMstHi Jklislue.
fcrUf Inairsctlflni s
GHTFUI COMFOIiTIlSQ.
EPP'S COCOA.
DHEAKPA8T.
"Dv a thorough knowledge ot the natural laws
which govern tho operations of digest lou and
nutrition, and by a careful application of tho fine
propprtlcs of well-8eleeted ocoa. ilr Eppshas
provld'd our breakfast tallies with a delicately
Uavurcd beverage which may save ua many heavy
doctors' bills. It la by tho judicious uso of such
articles of diet that a constitution may be gradual
ly built up until Birong enough to resist every ten
dency to dl easo. Hundreds ot subtle maladies
nro floating around us to idy to attack wherever
therelsaweak point. We may escape many a
fatal shaft by keeping o'trselvea well fortified with
pure blood aud a properly nourished f ramo."-Cf ell
Service datette Slaao simply with boiling water
or milk. Hold only In half pound tins, by Grocers,
labelled thus :
james Krrs & CO., llomccopathlo chemists,
oct 2-d-ot. London, England.
RAILROAD TIKin TAB 1721
BbKsBBJsBbBL
TEItAAYARK, LACKAWANNA AND
WB8TBKN HAILROAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
STATIONS.
NOHTUVMBKRtAND, 5 40
Cameron 5 65
Chulabky e i
Danville 0 03
Catawlxsa 6 25
Unpen..- s sit
Bloomsburg 6 S
Espy, 0 42
Lime Uldge. 6 en
willow (irovo o 64
Hrlarcreck. ess
Berwick 7 05
lleach Haven 7 11
lllck'a Ferry. 7 IS
Shlckshlnny 7 SO
Hunlock's 7 43
Nantlcoke 7 60
Avondale. 7 64
Plymouth 7 69
I'lj mouth Junction,.... 8 03
Kingston 8 08
Dennett s 12
Mallby 8 17
Wyoming 8 21
West Ilttston. 8 87
Plttston - .... 8 S3
Lackawanna 8 40
Ta.Tlorvllle...... 8 48
Bollevue 8 64
SCH1NIOH .... 9 00
F kt
STATIONS.
A SI
BCKINTOX.. .... S 10
Hellevue e It
Taylorvllle. e so
Lackawanna.....' e ss
Plttston 6 ss
west ilttston 6 42
Wyoming 8 47
Maltby s si
Bennett 6 55
Kingston 6 68
Plymouth Junction 7 05
Plymouth 7 10
Avondale. 7 14
Nantlcoke 7 10
Hunlock's 7 96
Shlckshtnny - 7 47
Hick's Perry. 7 65
Beach Haven 8 01
Berwick 8 07
Ilnarcreek. .. 8 13
Willow drove .... 8 is
Lime nidge. 8 so
Kpy.... 8 26
ImuomFDurg n 83
Kupert 8 37
i.aiawiHHu h 0v
Danville 8 67
Cnulaaky. n 0,1
Cameron 9 07
NORTBCIIBEBLAND.. ...... 9 12
Connections at llupert with
P M
1 85
NOHTII.
1 68
S 14
'2 19
! 24
a 29
2 43
2 64
2 69
3 09
8 19
8 26
S 35
3 89
3 43
3 62
8 66
4 01
4 22
r u
A M
9 60
9 65
10 00
10 08
10 16
10 22
10 27
10 SO
10 34
10 88
10 42
10 47
10 61
10 65
11 02
11 12
11 22
II 28
11 37
1.
10 10
10 25
10 29
10 36
10 63
11 00
11 07
11 16
11 22
11 !6
11 SO
II 87
11 44
11 43
11 69
12 OS
12 16
19 20
12 26
12 SO
12 37
12 41
12 45
12 60
12 65
1 03
1 11
1 19
1 55
I 30
r u
SOUTH.
p u
2 06
A, U
d 15
6 SO
6 34
6 40
(8
7 C5
7 12
7 SO
7 27
7 31
7 S5
7 42
7 49
65
8 06
8 17
8 22
8 38
8 S3
8 88
8 46
8 49
8 63
8 68
90J
9)
9 l."
UI
9!
2 14
2 21
2 28
2 84
2 39
JICHT IN TIIK WllKT.il.
Its wearing quilltUs tvtt unsurrwed, utusllr
utlssttog two bolts rfjSDfthjir brsnd.
Hul.a.gia tylit.1. WtTYjli tllCNUlNK,
MtM.akll is. t.l Sri Bslt.tall,,
Apr. u Mt.
m
. IBibUI
1
Mar N4-4t
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Clean, c snd beautifies the hair,
t'rMilOtet S lil.urlant erawth.
Never Fa Is to ReiTere Orav
Hair to 111 Youthful Color, '
irrei'vnuriaiidrua anil talr talluia
,,y.,J,,iuu.M,m,gm.
WH.LUMS. AU0T10NEEH.
IILO OMSBVnO, PA.
oil 3 tata Bought ana Bold.
Parties desiring to buy Lionel and wagom
Mil it An Mll t,. a. It - v. I
11 4S
II 62
11 69
12 05
1 10
12 15
12 80
1240
12 55
2 47
2 60
2 64
2 59
3 03
3 06
3 19
3 29
3 89
3 46
3 61
3 57
4 01
4 05
4 12
4 18
4 24
4 29
4 46
4 64
5 00
6 15
r u
Phlltdt' phi
820
6 23
6 80
6 87
6 46
e to
6 65
6 59
7 03
7 07
7 18
7 16
7 21
7 S5
7 43
7 66
8 07
8 13
8 20
8S7
8 at
8 86
8 41
8 47
8 62
8 67
9 15
9 23
9 28
9 45
r at
Keadlmr llallroad for Tflmancnil. Tamanus. will.
tsmsport. Hunbury. Potlaville, t tc. At Northum
bcrland with P.tE. Dlv. P. it. 1!. for Harrltburg,
uxk uaven, Emporium, warren, corry and Erie,
'V. V. UALSTEAD, Gen. Man.,
Bcramon, ra
Pennsylvania Railroad.
w
Philadelphia & Erio R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
IMI
TIME TABLE.
In effect NOV, is 1688. Trains leave Bunbuiy
EASTWAItD
9.40 a. m.. Sea Shore Kxnrpfla Mnllr Avnpnt
Sunday), fornarrlsburirandlntermedlatestatinns.
arriving at Philadelphia 8.15 y. m,; New York,
o.tu jj. in. ; iiatumore, 4.45 p. m. I waentngton
trti
6.65 p. m connecting at Philadelphia for all Sea
puum puiuio.
Philadelphia,
Mnore points. Through passenger coach to
l.lSrt. m Ttav nnrnns
dally except 8unday),forIlarrlsburF and Interme
diate stations, arriving at Phlladelph la
0.60 n. m. : New York. 9.35 n. m. Ttaitttporn
6.45 p.m.: Washington, s.oo p. m. Parlor car
thiough to Philadelphia and passenger coaches
through tophlladelphla and Baltimore. '
7,45 p. m. Henovo Accommodation (daily
ror Ilarrlsburg and all Intermediate stations, arriv
ing at Philadelphia 4.25 a. m. : New York 7.10 a. m.
Baltimore. 5.15 s.m. ; Washington 6 80 a. m. :
lUlltnnn slPPnlntrcftrfrom ltflrrtstintv tn PhtlArtrtl
phla and New York. Philadelphia passengers can
remain in sReper undlsturbrd until 7 a. m.
Philadelphia sleeper Is run on this train from
Wllllamport on Sunday's.
l.f0a. in ICrlp Matt Mn11v fnr TTnrrlntmrf. snd
Intermediate Btatlons, arrving at Philadelphia
8.25 a. m. New York, u.io a. m. : Baltimore 8.15
. ui. ; nuaningion.u.niia, m. Tnrouen j'uuiean
sleeping cars arc run on this train to Philadelphia,
Baltlmoreand Washlntiton. and through Dassen.
ger coaches to Philadelphia and Baltimore,
WKSTYYAItlf.
, 5.10 a. m. Erie Wall (dally), icr Frle ard a
Intermediate stations end I'anandalgua aid
Intermediate stations, liochester, Buffalo aid
Niagara Falls, with thiough Pullman Palace
oars and passenger coaches tn Erie and Uocnes
ter. 9.53 News Express (dally except Bandar) for
t ock Haven and intermediate stations.
12.62 p. m. Niagara Express (dally except Hon
3 y) for Kane atdlntermedlatestatlons and Can.
si algua and principal Intermediate stations,
ll-fhestcr, Buffalo and Niagara Falls with
thr ugh passenger coacbesto Kane and liochester
and Parlor carto Wllllamsport.
6.S0 p. m. Fast Line (dally except Sundaylfor He
novo and Intermediate Btatlons, and Klmlra, Wat
kins and Intermediate stations, with through pas.
senger coaches to Henovo and watklns.
9.20 a. m. Sunday mail for Henovo and Interme
diate station
TnitOUQH TRAINS FOli 8UNBiritY FltOMTHK
EAST AND SOUTH,
Sunday mall leaves Philadelphia 4.80 a. m
Ilarrlsburg 7.40 arriving at Sunbury 9.20 a. m.
News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.S0 a.m.
uarrUburg, 8.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
arriving aV sunbury 9.63. a.m. v '
tl ... Niagara Express leaves
Philadelphia, 7.40 a. m. : Baltimore 7.80 a. m. (dally
LI,ftpt.s.ul"la)L rrllns at Sunbury, H.6J p. m
with through Parlor car from Philadelphia
5S?.l.nri,Vf!h..pasaen8er coaches from Philadel
phia and Baltimore.
Fast Lino leaves New York 9.00 a.m.! Phlladel
phla.ll.50a. m. Washington, 9.60 a. m.; Baltl
..!k!,1&5 5'JP" W4U' exeept Sunday) arriving at
Hunbury, 6.o p. m., with through passengei
ooaehesfrom Philadelphia and Baltimore.
m.V8.?1?." leaTes New .Yor" "-wp. re. S Phlladel
tiSOl ,.,;!,?,p' m- . Washington. 1 too p. ra.s Baltl
more, 11.20 p. m., (dally) arriving at Sunbury 6.10
5hit?a.Tr,iP th,?uW Pullman Sleeping cars from
Philadelphia, Washington and BaUlmore and
urough passenger coacbea from 1'hlUdolphla
MUNIIllltV.IIA.I.ETtIN a.- U'JI,K1!MIIA11HK
ItAII.ltllAIt ANII NtlltTll ANII WK8T
UUtNlllI IlAll.WAY.
....... (Bally except Sunday.)
Wllkesbarro Mall leaves Sunburr .65 a.m.
arrlvlngat Bloom Ferry law a.m., WlUea-barr-
BipressEast leaves Sunbury 6.35 p. m., arriving
l, BfoomFerry 6,26p. m., Wllkes-barre V.Wp. m
Bunbury Mall leaves Wlikesbarreiasoa.m.arrlv
ig at Bloom Ferry 11. a. tr., Hunbury 12.45 p. m
Eioressweat linvn. wtiWu.h.r'i H .K iV
vtng at Bloom Ferrr 4.8u p.m., sunbury r.vop'.m
SUNDAY ONLY.
Sunday mail leaves Sunbury 9:25 a. m.. arriving
at bloom Ferry 10:1 a, tn.. Wllkes-Barre li:t5 a.m.
Sunday aooommodatlon leaves Wllkea-Barre 6:10
flop' rtTlnit M Uloom -rr, .t9 p. m., sunbury
01L&1.' PUQH, J, K. WOOD.
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