a Hauging Men ly Contract. A. COMPANY OltUANIZKD TO EXEGUTK CONDEMNED CRIMINALS. SrniNOFiRU), 111., Juno 10. Capital Is BCckloR now olmnnoU for Invcut mont. Articles of Incorporation woro filed with tho Seorctary of Stato, oroat ing tho groat Amcrlonn Hxeoutlon Company of tho United States. It la organized under tho ponoral corpora, tlon net of Illinois and nnnounces its paid-up capital at $25,000. Its declar ed purposo is "to oxoouto poisons who are sontonced to death." Tho Incor porators nro Stephen Liwaon, M. K Clor and Jacob A. E. Iffort, all of Chicago. Lawson and Cloar wero m partnership in that city in tho retail coal btiainws until a year ago and tho firm bcoamo M. E. Cloar & Company. Mr. Lawson la not in any business at present, but thinks thoro is an honest dollar to bo mado in tho hanging busi ness. Tho Company intends to estab lish agenoies in oaoh State capital, and will conduct a general retail and whole ssli execution business at fixed solio dnlo rates. It will employ only tho most expert hangmen, at a fixed yearly salary, and will nnko contracts with tho sheriffs of counties in States whoro condomnoi murderers arc executed by tho county officials. In States liko Ohio (and, in tho future, Now York), Whoro tho executions must occur only at logally prescribed places, tho ar rangements will bo mado with tho wardens of tho penintentiarics Tho men who filed articles of incor poration with tho Stato Department appear to bo acting in good faith, though it is possiblo "tiny aro Boeking notrioty rather than incomes from stretchiug necks. I talked with tho Chief of l'olico about tho matter after receipt of your telegram, and ho deolar od most emphatically that ho didn't bo liove tho Cook County officials would employ any such executioners. Each sheriff, when his successor was selected confided as a precious secret tho namo and identity of tho professional hang man. It would noyer do to employ Tom, Dick or Harry to swing convict ed criminals into eternity. M. E. Cloar was found at his offico, on tho river front. IIo Is a neat, bust ling man of about medium size, and spoko with perfect frankness on tho subject. "Yes, it is true," ho said, "that a few of us havo organized a company to conduct private oxeoutions throughout the country. Wo havo put up our money, and are already in cor respondence with many sheriffs and ex pert hangmen throughout tho coun try." DIVIDE NO DIVIDENDS ON DEATH. "What do you expect your dividends tobel" "I am glad you asked that question," was tho quick rejoiner, "because it shows that our motivos aro completely misunderstood. Wo do not intend to earn any dividends. If wo can simply maintain tho integrity of our capital we shall bo satisfied, and shall gladly charge off to the loss account the in terest thereon. No, our motives are purely philanthropic. 'To do good is our religion.' You see, it's liko this : Wo are all believers in capital punish ment. Wo read our Bibles carefully and believo that whoso sheddeth man's blood by man shall his blood be shed or words to that effeot. To be bann ed, sir, by our Company's expert exe cutioners will bo a luxury." NO 11UNGUNO HERE. "What gave you tho idea of this novel enterprise?'' "Tho recent bungling executions in Missouri," was tho reply. "You must have read of courso you did the horrible accounts of the bungling strangulations of the Bald-Knobbcrs. That was shocking enough to suggest some practical reform, don't you think so? borne of the members of tho Com pany hope to secure tho co operation of the large and organized undertaking interest throughout the country. Then wa shall be ablo to make a rate for a neat hanging, a rather more imposing execntion or a completo carrying out of tho law and funeral combined. gOAVFOI.DS PACKED FOR BIIir.MENT. "Tho rates will depend much upon the distance necessary to send the exe cutioners and the condition of the scaffold at the jail where- tho law is carried out. Of course wo shall havo a dozen or more substantially built scaffolds at central points, properly packed for prompt shipment to the de sired localities whero nothing of the kind is to be had. But wo shall on courage hanging by the improved mo thod in vocruo at Now York, whero c heavy iron weight is usod to jerk apart the vertebra) of the condemned. This apparatus can bo rigged up anywhere. and tho four-hundred-pound woicht only will havo to bo shipped. The ropes, pulloyB, staples and pinioning straps can be carried in a small grip- iacK. wo snail know our encace mcnte, of course, and shall keep them. It will be s business matter with us al together no sentiment in dealing with crimo. "Suppose you get an application from a man for your gallows and cords who wants to commit suicido, will it bo In tho lino of business' to furnish him what he wants ?" "Wo shall bo suspicious of all appli cations from anybody but sheriffs, und 01 course wo shall havo all their names No, wo shall not assist suicides out of this world." The Phila. Inquirer publishes tho lollowing, which it would;bo well en. ough for the farmers of this cosntry to raako a nolo of: "Tho farmers in the vicinity of rhildelphia arocomplaining oi a now lorra oi iiguting-rou swindle. Tho rain Induces tho farmer to lot him put rods on his house, agreeing, on ac count of the prominence of the farmer or tho beauty of his farmhouso' to make him a present of nearly the en tiro outfit. Tho contract is signed, rods put up without insulators and the farmor invited to go on tho roof to tost the conducting qualities. A battery is applied from tho ground and tho countryman is thoroughly satiBllod with tho shock ho receives. Then oomes tho request to sottlo. Tho rods aro all right as to price, but points to uwraui uiu iijjuuiuijj cosi siu vacn ana tho farmer, who has not read the con tract through before, learns that he is bound to pay from $80 to 120 for a worthless Bet of lightning rods.'' Bper's N. J, Wine- It is Bald to bo tho most reliable wino in tho market. Physicians pre scribe it as superior in cases of debili ty, languor, and prostration of strength. It is also an excellent restorative for indigestion. Numerous letters bavo boon written by lawyors, leoturers and distinguished divines speaking in high terms of approbation of tho healthy blood making and Invigorating prop erties of Spoors wine especially tho Port. Republican. It is sold by druggists. Tho Fishing Soiaon. Tho fishing sosnon is now fairly oponod. It is lawful during Juno to catoh with rod , hook and lino any of tho fresh water fish usually found in Ponsylvania waters, expecting only rock bass and wall eyed plko in tho Delawaro river, which aro proleotcd by an act of tho hto Legislature for of two years. Tho reason for this oxcciition is that the Delawaro has just ueeu stocked with thoso fish, which aro nativo to its waters, and tho Fish Commission dotiros that they shall bo unmolcstd until they havo attained a reasonable siz '. Tho rock bass men tioncd in this act Is not tho striped baas or lock lldi, but a variety taken from thu groat lakes and more nearly resembling tho black bass in sizo and general appearance. It is scarcely necessary at thlstimo to urgo tho through enforcement of all laws for tho protection of gamo fiah in t'io fresh waters of tht- Stato. For tho lack of well enforced fishing laws tho lakes and streams of tho Commonwealth, which odoo swarmed with tho bcH of fish havo bocn nearly depopulated. Sinco tho creation ofthe Stato 1 ish Commis sion and tho enactment of existing laws tho wholcsalo destruction of tho fish has been arrested and sonic progress made in restocking waters. If the laws aro faithfully cuforcod there will bo fishing for all who lovo tho sport in tho near future, and for this reason it should becomo everybody's business to nid Fish Commissioners and Fish Ward ens in protecting tho fish from all illegal methods of destruction. In connection with this subject it may not bo amiss to suggest to tho Fish com mission tho propriety of paying special attention to tho protection and propa gation of the native fresh water varie ties of the State. It is all well enough to transplant tho differnt varieties of tho gamo bass to afford increased sport to tho professional anglers and to cul tivato carp for private fish ponds. But the native fish, such .as the wall-eye pike, striped bass, pickorol, yellow peroh and oven the sunfish and catfish, some of which are described in anther oolumn that havo afforded sport and healthful food to tho inhabitants of tho Stato for two centuries, aro all worthy of protection and propagation. They are the fish of the common people, thoso who can-not afford expen sive journeys tho seashoro or great lakes o do their fishing. Every stream, lake reservoir and mill-pond in tho State should be full of theso fish, so that when tho farmer and tho f armor's boy and tho hired man want a littlo rest from their arduous labors with Borao sport thrown in thoy can find it near home. Tho boys of a half century aco cot moro genuine pleasure out of fishing for sunfash with a piece twino for a lino and a bent pin for a hook than tho most skilful adult anglr of to day, who cat ches bass or muscaloogo with tho finest modern taoklo. Why shouldn't tho boys of the present and fnturo genera tions be civen tho samo chance? And the old-time farmer or mechanic, who utilized a cloudy day by catching a gdod mess of catfish or perch from the nearest waters ,secured a much needed relaxation from hard work beside fur. mailing themsolves and families with a healthful variation in their ordinary diet. Shouldn't tho farmer and mi c hanics and their bovs bo thought of still in tho efforts that are now being made t improve tho fisbintr waters of the State? Theso suggestions aro made in no spirit of hostility to the prtectiou and propagation of the fish which are the delight of the professional angl r. the more bass and trout and rauscal ongo wo can get into our waters tho bettor- But whilo this is dono tho common fish and tho common fisherman should not bo overlooked. Tho latter furnish most of tho money in tho form of taxes appropriated to tho propaga tion and protection of fish and certainly should be allowed to share in tho bene fit derived from its expenditure. Times. Water Witching. There exists amoung tho ignorant of all communities many Btrong beliefs, deeply rooted and powerful in tho guid ance of their daily actions, influential factors in their lives, but tossed con temptuously asido by tho learned a? "superstitions," which a writer in the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette believes to bo well worthy of scientific investign lion as having se&ds of truth within which, by culture, may bo doveloped into usefulness. Tho provalent idea, for instance; of tho action oi tho moon upon vegtation than has been accorded it by science, as it is undendable that those who lol low the "signes" in their planting aiid sowing aud pruning aro the most suc cessful ot agriculturists, horticulturists and florists. Even the effect popularly attributed to that satellite upon inani . - i . . .f..i.. r iniuu Huusiaucus is uui. uu uuiireiy uiu lous attribute. Another ancient and widely-spread "supervision" is that of" water witching,'' so oalled because it was formerly belie ved that tho twigs of the witch hazel (ITamanHlu Virgimca)v,atQ ntcetsa-y lor the production ot tno phenomena attending the liroces. In southern Ohio, however, tho peach Btick is the favorite implement, but, in my experience any variety of wood will answer tho purpose. I have used oaK, haw, bceoh, birch or any other wood that came to hand with equal off-.ct, and a pieco of old woodon hoop has served tho purpose just as well. OTEOMJMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOQMSBTJRG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.1 Tlood Notes- Northampton oounty's flood fund will aggregato 825,000. A fund for the! llood suffereis has been started in Dublin, Ireland. Eastou pnblio school children col- leclod31,ll6 for Johnstown Tho body of Cyrus Shiok, of Heading has been identified at Johnstown. It is said tho Chcsapeako and Ohio Central can bo repaired for $300,000. Swollen streams have'oauseil consider able damage in tho region of Sherbrookp yuobio. Croat destitution prvails among the boatman along tho Potomac on account of tho recent floods. Most of tho newspaper correspond ents at Johnstown sleep in barns and brick kilns without cots or blankets. Somo of tho people at Morrellvilo are saU to havo secured provisions enough to last lor six montiis and clothing for five years. Two bodies, supposed victims of thu Johnstown flood, floated by Anderson's Kerry, six miles below Cincinnati. The Citizens Relief Committee of Philadelphia has sent $2,G00 to the authorities at Jersoy Shoro for tho irain- dlato relief of the sufforcrs there, aud 31,000 to Aaronsburg, Centre County, for tho same purpose. The Qovernor has received to dato about 8108,000 lor the flood sufferers, Twenty Million Dogs. It Is tho everlasting regret of man that human friendship passes away. Out of thejdiflloulty of securing n oom panlon who will forglvo and lorgot all faults, nnd also bear gifts, man turns to tho dog, thus proving that tho gifts need not bo gifts of money. Tho dog will look hi? master in tho face, will flatter that despot with a sllenco which can only delight tho eloquent nnd will never forsako tho human friend who has honored tho poor norvant and adulator above all other dogs. On this account It is fouud that ono out of every threo inhabitants owns a dog. Prodigious testimony of tho hunger of humanity for service and Hitler) I Thoro links behind this not unpleas ant picture the horrid presctico of hy drophobia. Tho tonguu licking its master's hand also laps fangs that carry tho deadliest ol poisons. The noble favorite of the hnutuholder goes out on the street aud bites smnll boys. Tho father of a bitten boy presents, himself boforo tho owner of tho do. us a por- son griovously wronged, and society must, through its courts, debato and adjust a matter that has two sides to a couple of litigants. Iho rich man will naturally hold his pot dog's life at a high prieo. Tho poor father will hold tho Into iullictcd on liia son to ho a matter of moro than damages. Tho dog must ho killed. Tho law savs so, and tho law is just Iho owner beholds tho killing of tho dog with poolings of rcbejlion against tho State, and forthwith behoves ho is tho victim of romoreeless and diaboli cal persecution. Should caso of hy drophobia supervene, wo havo a soeno too vivid for description, and all who bohold It become converts to the theory that dogs as well ns tigers should bo totally exterminated. That thero should be twico as many dogs as horse", twico as many dogs as cows, and halt as nnny dogs as sheer or awinc. will oonvinco anv student that tho question of hydrophobia but just entered upon. Man loves his dog, and forgives his ono be. setting sin. Albeit, does not tho dog promiso his master a certain dogreo of hostility toward other mon? Chicago JicralU. Lost.- "I don't know whoro. T nnn't tell when, I don't Bio how Bomcthin g oi great vauto to me, and for thoro- . .. . . !,. . . ... turn oi wiiicu j. snail ue ttuiy tnauKtiii, vie. A irnml nntinlili. " Found. "Health and sttongth, puro blood, an appetite liko that of a wolf, regular digestion, all by taking that popular and peculiar medicine, Hood's S.usapnrills. I want everybody to try It this senson.' It is sold by all drug gists. Ono hundred doi-es ono dollnr. Preserved Graps Communion Wine Tho Grano croD of A. Sc-cor's Vine. yards in Now Jersey, promises this year to bo ono third moro than any other previous year. His Vineyards in New Jersey and tho products from the cranes ho iitmihanns. hnvn cnnhtpil him to keep a stock four years ahead. ills untcrmcuted Urapo Juice has be como a Donular nvnnimr winn nmnnn tho best familios in New York, and for communion purposes. BMW tdlly fcolUjr. I coi workwlth a, clearer.head. i my akin hid (rtron placeto OH !$MYj HEADIIy Bafftrliiff of k Kuw Jency Biuur. Dya. prpU, Moll noaeh!. Terrible Tfcln. When ttko aiosoaoti l iocpU II soon booocoM dog. dirltb bklf Oiieried roll ten, the blood beeomei TUlsledkadroQli tha other oiwo Ml to wl nor. tailj, tod Isdueea Inla of irmplom, neh u dn pepeU, hxullche, dlnlnaea, lroTrliM, pel pit. Uon of the heart, pain Ic tho bek,lou of appelUo. "There anfavthlnnthitZbeUare in triUiaUnir heart and It afford tot pleasure to toll of on of them," Thaapaakarvaa ox-Sanator Albert Merrill. bJ of the Urye frail firm, t Park Place, jr. Y aiyl the aeene hi offloa. "X m alok aod feared I had become fated to endure lbs I . Tortures of Dyspepsia lb. - naj aoa WO I erl tpU Dry i ooy.Di, fc&om Uio trutb of tar statements let him mtAtotne. IcAnirirroiathoMmcasndMdrtBBeti of llf ty persons who affirm, is Ido, that" ' Fsrorlt fiemetJr has i been to, thorn a. help blesslnif In .vattovere. uarryiown. , i' x to troubled "witU bctcto Blind 8Ick Headache fltw to bnjmr blood jmrj a disordered aUto of the STor hare avei vrlth like uoceaa." Mr. Rm . MTn i t wnTrimiil iV Mnneari -laYoxiw lUMuedy for ayBpeiU and Bick lvlciiei. I suffered for many rrsrs -with thcac oomylaliiU, aad waa cured by Dr. Jicanojj'a FAVORITE REMEDY. v'FrlosOnodoUar. Prepared at Rondout. H. T. .. Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. lrpared by DHU DAYID KENNEDY, RONDOUT, N.Y tlParbottU Six for M, By all drofiiaU. . atoadily "bettor. I L airon placeio the tones that announce nuBTerr organ or ih body in health credit of eaTlnir ray life, if any one his a H hlrwvl atlon. Dr. i ii boon oompletely cnrtxL Tt'a thaliest thtair I heard of for any disorder of that nitiinv f reootnninded ft to many rur thubo ileAthlj Dlllous SncllsdctHmu o n S u um i u r U rrr K it will euro you. I maiattlrodandallgonc muting; ii bo use Sulpiiuii Hitter : lt will euro you. n THE GREAT German Remedy! TRUTHS FOR THE SICK.n in UOptTutU us w ho arc elosety cod fined Id LI tho mills and work B shops; clerk awho do not procure sufficient exercise, and nil who aro confined In doors. U Should U80 rStTLFIliml Hitters. They win ri not thon bo weak ami Cleanse tha 1 mated I blood when you sec its Impurities burst I lug through tho skin n rim mea. Blotches. I uirt Sorea. lev on I SULPHUR JllTTEKB.Fl ind hcnlth H11 frtl.FH If you do not wleh tOfliitTerfromltheum I II at! sin, useahottlo of iiinui.riiuH KJTTKU3: H It never falls to cure iwu i i to runout a will not rcirret It. health, who nru nil run down, ehouhltitie StlLI'IIITH HITTf- HH, for a caso wbcro fi uio PIIUB UlTTERS Will notnselst orcurc. It never falls. SULPIlCUllITTKUsI win euro Liver item nlalnt. Don't Ihj dla ouraiTcu : u u m cure V'OU. PI will hultd you up and. make youetrouand uvHiuiy 1 HULlMlLlt 1II1TLU8 w ill uwmj ;uur UIUUU )uro, licit nml atrong, La .iini yuuruugii nam. Try bULi'iiuii ItjT-l ma to.nlglit, nmll rou will ek'cp rulll tun irpi nt'iipr rorlt.l tin vnn U'nnt thu twat hli.iHiiHl ll'nrL- .n.l.H.t.Iui 9 eml 3 2-f ent atamp. to A. 1". Ohuh'ay It Co lloatoo, Wasi., aod iwtlvo a cupjr, freo. Out of tho uroastworks. Tate Spmno, Tknn., TuW 4, 188? The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.: Gentlemen Sevta yean ago I contracted an eiceediogly bad case o( blood poison. I tried a physician, the best at command, but aecured no benefit. My throat began to get sore, and my body corered with 8ore and uJceri. Golnf from bad to worse, I felt that my grave must be reached In th near future. I gave up the doctors' treat ment, and with a despairing hope I com menced taking your medicine. I began to Improve from the first bottle, and In a short time the ulcers healed, and my lUn cleared off and was entirely well. One year ago a case of catarrh developed In my system. The physician did his best, but could not cure me ; but two bottles oi Swift's Bpedfic gave me permanent relief. J. II. Robinson. Kaufman, Tkx June 33. 1888. The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga.: Gentlemen I have been afflicted vrfth a sVIn 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, Wit. JONts. For tale by all druggists. Tit Swift Srfcinc Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, C. New York, 756, Broadway. London, Bos., ) Snow HC GET YOUIt JOB PRINTING DONE AT THE COLUMBIAN OFFICE A Mothrr, doee I hare been oalcr, ir Wt Amt UlarMnff nj ahoee wear I'll it than ere? tfore.anI Inerer vat rar feet wat, trat 1 da not Uunk Uurlook ea amooth aa when 1 Ant oaed It. JVoMtrIndeecl, my eon. I am eonr Ton are an ear leM. You ferret thifc BTcn a rood tjilra" 1 onlj IvxA when properl need. Yon hare not eren looked at the dlreotlona, for thoy are ret aroood tha neck of the bottle. Kow ?on mnrt read them, and tber will Betronontof ronrtrpoble. Year father and I keep oar ahoea In eletant order bj lta nae, 1 ono Jt about once a month and pap abont onaa a week. Wolff'sACMEBIacking la wonderfoli'preservlnB ul WntorprooflnB any leather 1 alrlni it a daep, rloh blaok lustra wuob lasu a week, ixm't tut oiur, X3o not oonf onnd AOMB Dlaokln with any other. Bold by Sbo. Stoma, Orooera, Dmttiita, Ao. Try It on ronr Uarnaa. WOLFF & RANDOLPH. Philadelphia. M. C. SLOAN & BRO. BLOOMSBURG, TA. ManutactarorBOt carriages':buqqies,:phaetns SLEIQHS, PLATFORM WAd'MS Pirtt-claaswork always on hand, REPAIRING NEAILYDONIL. Pricet redueedto iut'f the time$: TO CONSUMPTIVES mo unaersicnea naviDtr been ro stored to health by sitnplo meane, after Bueuring lor soveral years with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease ConoUmition, is aDxious to mako known to his follow sufferers tlio means of cure. To thoso who desire it, he will cheerfully send (freo of charge) a copy of tho prescription used, which they Will find a mre euro for Consumption, A8tiima, Catarrh, Bronchitis and all throat and lung Mai.auiks. He hopes all sufferers will try his Remedy as it is invaluable. TIiobo desiring tho prescription, which will cost them noth ing, and may prove a blessing, will please address, Rev. Edward A. Wil son, Williamsburg, Kings County, rjow iorK. A-JS-co.-aec-7-ly IRE INSURANCE CHRISTIAN F. 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Itrau aod borriblt tutm. tbsa itviaf iba poar aaffrarUutilud(prlfUiUHartII bMtnElag tbn vlallna f dtaiarosa nnltiektl; tt laiaaiiv, Ur. Tkect b4 b aqaai Bd bti (raraa If Uau thai bii abkuij la worth uui to aafrara tbaa alt tba fr nttlutloas. airiAtaai (troaUaaavbUb aradailatrmd baltaldaia 1U Ulrlatly aaandaaUat WrliaertaU. Tboaaaada al loaUiBftBlaUlatbaofflea, IJoura.aui, tviad a ut. Wad, aaaMw Children's Day at Raven Oreek. Tt was tlioiifrlit last inr tlio i-iter-ciscu hnrl rcnclicil Uiu litlght of inter est, luit Sunday ovoiiIiik'h irograinniu eclipsed tlicni. From tht ti fiilt (j Volni.tiry t' tlu rloxtiliiiy nfl wai leplian iiii t xt:i tiniinary inii'ttHt. u no uliil lren ni'vir tookttl o pruiiy, nor cpoko nor Hatm ko wen, a ti mo tiecorailonn wero li. ati'i fill. A llotal nuMi 'on '(itt hii'h roauli ed aerr89 tlio pulpit with a cros nf whito in tho center of tho nroh, vhilp wreath?, boqiiHi and baket-i of llowi ri iu various detiuiis eoiilributed In nnko the scmioonoof cntrantinc beauty. Tlio tlagR that bad bicn left in tlio ulmtcli inco Memorial Day added much to the decoration. At oight o'clock tho church was filled to im nl moat capa city, whilo many enjoyed tho exercises standing outride. Tho pcoplo wero called to order by the worthy Snnorin tendent F. I. Shultz. Tlio first In order was Voluntary music followed bv Knll Call which eat h scholar responded to by risiiif, fltandius they repealed tho Lord's Prayer in concert. Ray Smith delivered tho opening address, after whioh tho school Bang ''Children's Day," followed by prayer by tho Pastor. Then oatno Scripture reading in con cert and singing appropriate for the occasion. Tho Pastor, Itov. Mathers, govo an excellent address which gave many clear strong -prdofs to Christianity, that would bo grasped and used by all Christian workers. Tho school then sang "It is good to bo hero.' Then a number of very beautiful re citations were given by tlio children, firbt Willie Hess. Harvey Belles re peated a temperance poem, entitled, 'Sign ng tho Farm Away." followed by Jennie Rucklo "Father May I Pray." Four am til girls with flowers in their hands recited a concert recitation, "At His dear feet," whilo they wero Handing the school sang "Jesus gent le Saviour." G. E. Albertson gave re citation "As one of tho burden bear ora." Jonnio Belbs recitation "The good Shepherd." Ernest Shultz, rcci tation, "1 am going to bo n -ie man.'' Singing by the infnut clai?, "1 am Jesus' littlo friend," was ono of the most inUrestiiig'features of tho even ing when nearly thirty small boys and girls of tho sohool camo and sang ho well. They were praised and applaud ed by all Recitations wero ai follow ing : ''Peisever.'uce" Louisio Sutliff, Elmer Sliuliz "What can littlo hands dot' Concert rtcitatioti by four small girls, "Praise for Mercy.'' Eva Belles, recitation. Singing uv l'rimary Ulass, "Unpiiy, Hippy Sunday." Recitation byVirdie Smith "Daily Woik.'' R. Norrie Lutss, Recitation. "Nothinu or Something." Carrio Smith gave a re citation tntitled "Tho King's Daught er," which was followed by sincitiK .Tin a child of tho King." Mies Allio Ruckle spoke on "Tliy Benevolence of God'' followed by "An evening Pray er by l'earl Albeitson. Mtes Anna IJlain, told what we nto dointr for thu MisHionarit", after which the basket wis parsul and rtcmcd a very libeial tolliction. "All hail iho powor of Je sus JSaiiG was sunir. The Pastor mode a few lemarks, then tho exercises c!oed by ringingthe "Doxology" and tho lJouuiioupii by tho faster, Jiev. Mather. Taken all in all tho oxer ci-es wi re complete in every detail and nothing cccuried to mar the pleaburo ot mo evt ni'jg. A KKADKIi. A Safe Guard Always on duty. Thousandn mako aptactieo of takino Dr. David Kennedy's Favoiite Remedy, of Roimilout, M. Y., when ever they have t-ymptoms of poible "icKiit'fx, nnti tiiroti l;u tlio prompt ac tiuii of this roniarkablti moliciiio thev are really never ill. It is a perfect safe guard against all forms ol malaria, sick and nervous headache, palpitation, lyspepsia aim neattuiirn. a-ai-lt Bogus Milk. Thero is a bin milk h uidl'inn con cern in bt. Liuis which mikes a spe cial drivo of chemically pure milk. It is a matter lor uisoiitsiou whether na ture ever compound' d any such brand. but it is morally certain that it never created the cow whoso milk would stand three days and threo nights be hind a hot stovo without curdling, as doeB tha chemically puio milk under consideration. And yet the milk looks and tastos moro liko tho natural nro- duot of tho real live cow than much of tho distillery clop stuff ono gets from most of tho wafrons. It would be gratifyiiiB news to thousands of house holders in St. Loui if the nuvvs could truthfully bo publbhed that borne fel low had succeeded in concocting it brand of wholly artificial milk on which croam would rise, from which butter could bo churned, and which would keep tho bnttle-nursini' babies clear of cholera infantum. But ox perienced householders aro dl.trustful of the oow-and-chemistry brands of al- eged pure milk. JSt, Louis Slm-Say. mgs. Many nn object in lifo must bo oh. tained by iljiik movements i it is tl o zigzag road tl at leads to thu mountain top. CATARRH, Catarrhal Dsafness and Hay Fever. A NOT HOME TItEATMKNT. Sufferers aro not generally nunrn iimt these diseases nro coiitadous, or that tliey aro tine to the presence of living parasites Iu iuu iiiutiK iituiituruuu uiu noso aim eus tachian lubes. Mlcroscnnle resenrrh Imw. ever, lias provetl this to bo a fact and the result Is lluit a slinplo remedy lias been for mulated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness and hay fever aro permanently cured In from ono tu threo simple applications luiulo at homo by tho patient once in two weeks. N. U. For catarrhal discharges peculiar to females (whites) this lemcuy Is a specific. A pamphlet explaining this new treatment is bent on reeviii. "i ten cents oy A. 11, liixo.y & Son, ail West King at, Toronto, Canada. icIcnUrto tincrlcun. Sufferers from catarrhal lrnntil. aimni.i read the above carefulU'. at. BttJ.j.tUll. HINDCRCORNS IfatUra Ihir ttrt irnal Sim.. ll u. ooiport to Uaf.Ea, ibc. at IrTOifgUtlluooi AOoTMlr! "VV Tr J,a SM raiuadjr lilt all 1 Mar iwt, as Niid Oatd witA. asM fo i tM. umtu Ulalr, I trwm os wwa IS M WOIIU. B'atf.! UaikMr. Vr. I flftLAO. Hurt tauliJ 'aad (aula' Uta, wit waraa aa4 cuti af a qui vaUa. Unas 1'craOB la auk law Mill MS UCIU taa atair wlta aur vf aa4 ral itibla Uaa of lluuarhvld Miauiplita Tkaaa aamttlaa, aa wall aa tha watch, ra aaad Vmmm. m.A aft.. t,... k... than la j aar boma for 9 Hoataa aad aaewa iataa la taeia a mar kara aaUaA, thar baaama yaar (wi pt9vMr Tbaae wk wriia at aaca taa ba aw af raaal(af Ik a Wtb ranaaav It Makes You Hungry Woven Wire Fencing wiroKopoaoivago "Iharousod I'alno'o Celery Compound and It lias had a salutary effect. ItlnTlgorat ed the system and I fed Ilka a new man. It Improves Die aprjctlto and facilitates diges tion." J. T. Com- lind, Primus, S.C. Paino's Celery Compound 11 a unlqua tonic and appotlzcr. rie.nant to tlio taste, qulclc In Its action, and without any Injurious effect, It give that rugged health which makes everything ta.ito good. It cures dyspepsia and kindred disorders. Physicians prescribo It. fl.oo. six for fJ.wi. Druggists. Wills, IticniKBsoti 4 Co., Durllngton, Vt. DIAMOND DYES flZSttV,, Spring medicine meansmore now-alays than It did ten years ago, 'ine winter ui ij-c tho nerres oil i . The nerves must bo strengthened, tho tlood purified, liver and bowels regulated. Talne's Celery Corapound IA Spring mrdltlnt ofo-dni-does all this, as nothing clso can. rrucriM hy Vhyikiant, lUcmmmltd In DriinUU, Enicrui byitlnUttrt, Quaranleed ly tht Xmvtttturtrl tot The Best Spring Medicine. "In tho spring of 18871 was all run down. I would get up to tho morning with so tlred a feeling, and was so weak thst Icouldhardlygot around. I bought a bottle ot r&lno's celery com pound, and before 1 had taken It a wock 1 felt very much better. I can checfuUy recommend it to all who need a butldlngupand strengthen ing medicine." Mrs. n. A. Dow, Uurllngton, Vt. 88TETEC' BOO TO S2 PER ROD. Hrtrr'itTl(1tt'. OntMito match. Sold hynnorttMlcra .lit"" HMfM'iidwJtUH Ontpnto match. Bold byiiaor InlliHlln t pftorN. fKUdllT rin Tnformatlr.i 111 - SI fit f't.l.r.V HVK?f Willi FKNUI l'l.V H!U .N, MarLet U, Clilcajo, I LA0TATED FOODX' PERRINE'S iunu BAKLEY T ffTf DunM.n from selected llarloy Malt nnd guaranteed too chemically puro and freo from Injurious oils nnd elds often contained In alooliollo liquors. It Is especially adapted to persons lequlrlnga stlmulatlngtonlc, Consumptives being rreatly benentled by its use. liccommendcd by lending physicians as nliluretlv Nervine, Tonlo nnd .llterntive. For lousun.ptlttt) It is invaluable. l'EHHINE'S l'UHK UAUI.KV MALT WIIISKIIV Insures a return of vigor lo tho stomach, a good appetite, a rich and abundant blood and increased rlesli and muscular tissue. A stimulant mild nnd gentle In effect. Dyspepsia, Indigestion and all wasting dli eases can be entirely conquered by tho use or l ernne's lure Parley alt Whiskeys It Is a tonlo nnd diuretic and a powerful stiengthencr to the entire system. I'filt ItlNLV.M PUIIK UAllLUVMALr WIIISHKi has proved a medicinal protection to thoso who pursue their avocations in tho open air nnd whoso dally work calls It exceptional powers of endurance Ask youi nearest druggist or grocer for for rEllltlNK'S PUIIK UAUI.KV MALT WIIIBKKY levlves thoenorglcs nf thoso worn out withexcessivoDotiuy or mental effort and acts as a safeguard against exposure In wet and rigorous weather. I twill drive all malarious diseases from the system. Hard workers of very vocation and perrons whom a sedentary lite renders prone to Malt Whiskey a powerful Invlgorant and helper to digestion. PKltldNK'S I'l-IIK nAULRV MALT WIUSKI5Y ncthuut unduly stimulating tho Ma ys lncreas . their flagging activity, counteract t oeffocts, of fatigue, has tens convaleso tco and is a wholesomo promptldlt etlo. iVatch tho label I Xodo genuine Ui less bearing tho slgna Tho analysis as It appears by the Lai belon ccry bottle: Ihnvocarcfullyanj alyzcd the 1'ntn IUblkt Mlt Wiiis I skv mndo by !. J, K IVrrlno and and I it entirely freo from fusel oll.furfurol,! metals and acids and Is abtoluteljl pure." Stvnea, Camilla Arthur JfafrrJ ilraatiale of the Vnlrertltlei a Jf unfcfij ttettem nnd Wetsbaaen m d -v- fui saieuy all druggls and grocera throughout tho United States and Canada. 37 NORTH FRONT ST. 38NORTH WATER ST., PHILA ?OU9ALB BY DHUGQlsrS AND ALL DBALEHS. a-W ffL 4) m inns At: LCI ruL h 9II nfirlnrrrnf hltitTiririTl i . " "'""nil llf It' iraaa an pam, by II I n II finfliir nar tnaehln I 1 1 I a I andoodawhart&apar.,u calTaM pffion tarach lorailiv.tha tn - ... un pre a romp M) Una r our entity and vavbi art i;it.1 Inrctomweaikihai ton haw whal amd. la ihoM -i ma j rali at your homp, and aflt-r a ...VHi.i.atiiniaiit uecvmtj J GUT OWtl arlaahar tha Nlntrr. r.. fhlch hara ron oat t kt fota natf nra' ran on tit aoTd tot Hit 1, with th ijphrnjata. and now aUa for Ajlmarhlnfl in tht world. AH a .frC. So filial raa.i.l nn irt-irncuoriai frn. in nno null IV as ai Oflfa Cat! aa enra tha btt aawinaxmathlna In the world, and tha f nt tinaofworii of htfh art aver abown tortthrln Atnr)ra a'14MJHtCO.( Uoi 7-iOa Augttatti. Atulue.' GHATKPUIi-COMFOUTlNO. EPP'S COCOA. UHEAKPA8T. ''Iivnthoroushknowlcdgcoftlio natural laws which govern tho operations of digestion ami nutrition, nnd by a careful nppllcatlon ot tho lino properties ot well-selecled ocoa, Mr. Kppshas provided our breakfast tahlcs with a delicately llavoied beverage which may savo us many heavy doctors' bill.. His by tho judicious uso it such articles of diet that a constitution may bo crndunl. lv built up until strong enough to resist every ten. dencyto dl-case. Hundreds of subtle maladies nroiloatlngnroundusicady to attack wherever H',",0 '? ,l0l,nu Wu, mn' t-scaro many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well rortlflod w 1th pure blood nnd a properly nourished frnmo."-tf wi ivrrfw Gazette. -Made simply with boiling water ?b?iled thus y ln ha" VmU'i by "f"" jamkh Errs' J; CO., llomteopathlc CTiemlsta, octSCd-ot, London, England. OOOD8 penny A SPECIALTY. BOL1 aOIHTS TOR P. P. ADAMS s CO. i PINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO Sole agents of the fol lowing brands ot Cigars. HKNltr CLAY, LONDltBS, NOKMAL, INDIAN PKINCESf, SAMSON, H1LVEK ASU. Alexander Bros. & Co, WHOLESALE DEALEIIS IN CIGARS, TOBACCO, GiiKfBIES, FRUITS AND NUTS. SOLE ACIENTS Toll HENRY SUILLAIIDS MIC INDIES. r'HESII VEUV WEEK. Bloomsburg, Fa. ANV OIIDEIt FOll FESTIVAL will bo SUPPLIED WITH THE LOAVEST i as follows: ORANGES, LEMONS, I5ANANAS, PEANUTS. ENGLISH WALNUTS CREAM NUTS, ALMONDS, TOP CORN BALLS. . IB. BOBBINS. DEALER IN WINES AND LIQUORS AND JOBBER IM CIGARS, BLOOMSBURG, PA. 1 1 BID (OEM ENT -IN- Pianos, Organs, and Scwii Machines. -AT- Music Warerooms Bloomsburg, 3L?a, FRAZER AXLE GRFASE wo boxt of nr othfr l.ni,..l n Oauarallr. J B. WILLIAMB, AUOTIONKEH. ULOOjUU.t3, P.V. Real Estato Eought and Sold. tuia do well to call on tlio aboYo. JQELAWAUK, LACKAWANNA AND WESTEKN HAILliOAD. BLOOMSBURG DIVISION. STATIONS. r M North umdkhlakd r, 40 Cameron 6 M Chulasky 0 (0 imnvuie c ns Catawlssa 0 S3 Kiipcrt.. n so liloomsburg 6 so Espy 0 41 Lime llldge. 0 CO willow move 0 61 Ilrlarcrrck 0 S3 lierwlck 7 05 Iiench Haven 7 11 Hick's Ferry. 7 is ShlekRlilnny 7 so Hunlock's 7 48 Nnntlcokc 7 10 r M 1 35 1 !S S 11 i 19 2 21 U 89 3 ii S 54 2 59 3 09 -.1 19 3 SIS 8 85 3 89 8 43 3 52 3 50 4 01 4 Si V M A U 9 50 9 55 10 00 10 08 10 Hi 10 22 10 !7 10 30 10 34 10 39 10 41! 10 47 10 51 10 55 11 02 11 18 II 23 II IS 11 97 iTis 11 52 11 59 IS 05 12 10 ia is 18 30 ii'io 1! 5 r Noirrn, A. U. A 10 10 10 23 10 29 10 30 10 53 11 00 11 07 11 15 11 82 11 20 11 30 11 37 11 44 11 49 11 58 18 OS 12 10 12 20 12 85 12 80 18 87 12 41 12 45 18 50 12 53 1 03 1 11 1 19 1 25 1 SO r SOUTH, at II 13 r so 6 34 0 40 0 l !S 7 05 7 18 7 SO 7 27 7 81 7 35 7 42 7 49 65 8 08 8 17 8 22 8 39 8 8.1 8 88 8 45 8 49 8 53 8 58 9 3 9 Avondnle 7 61 'lymouth 7 59 'limoutliJunctlon 8 03 Kingston 8 08 liennett 8 18 JIaltny 8 17 Wyoming ; 8 23 West Huston 27 Huston 8 s:i Lackawanna 8 40 Taylorfllle, 8 48 lienovue 8 51 E3CRANTOK 9 00. r u STATIONS. A U MCRANTON 0 10 Uellevue 0 is Taylorvllle 0 20 Lackawanna. 0 89 l'ltt&ton 6 ga Westl'lttston n 42 Wyoming 0 47 Mnllby 0 61 iienneit e 55 Kingston 6 68 Plymouth Junction rur. 1'lymouth 7 jo Avondalc. 7 14 Nantlcoke 7 19 Hunlock's 7 so Hlilckahlnny 7 47 Illck's Ferry 7 65 Hench Haven 8 01 JUTW1CK 8 07 linnrcrcek. 8 18 Willow drove 8 16 Llmo ltldgc 8 so J-sry..-.. 8 85 llloorndburi? s o It'ipert 8 37 Catawlssa 8 J8 Danvlllo s 67 Chulasky. 9 03 Cameron 9 07 NORTIICMBIKUND 9 23 A M iri .!! "urcri win, rniiadc phln eadlnir ltatlrnnil fnr h'nmftr.rr..i nnmn..l. ...... lamsport. snnbury. rotlsYille, etc. At Northum. it1?? wl,h C- E-1,lv- ' fr HartPbuffr; Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren, corry and Erie V. v. UALSTEAD, Gen. Man., Bcranton, l'a P M 8 03 i'i'i 8 81 2 28 8 31 8 39 247 8 60 8 61 8 69 3 03 3 05 3 19 3 89 3 39 3 45 3 61 3 67 4 01 4 03 4 12 4 18 4 SI 4 29 4 40 4 64 6 00 6 15 r ra 0 0 6 83 0 30 6 87 0 45 C 50 6 65 C 39 7 03 7 07 7 18 7 18 7 81 7 25 7 43 7 65 8 07 8 13 8 80 8 87 8 31 8sr 8 41 8 4 8 33 8 67 9 15 9 83 28 9 46 r Pennsylvania Eailroafl. Philadelphia & Eric R. R. Divis,; ion, and Northern Contral Railway. IM TIME TABLE. lnetreot MAY 12 18S9. Trains leave Buntuiy EASTWARD 9.40 a. m.. Kn: Sunday). arriving 1 ' """J"ie, p. m. : waahlncti 111.. Lunnpn.inp flr. I'D niicinhi. .v Bhore, points. Through "55 raiiaaelplila. " ----- dally except Sundcy ,for Uarrtsburg and lni erme dlato stations, arrlvluB at Ih 1 1 a d 0 lp hla 6.50 p. m. ; New York, 9.85 p. m. : lialtlmorB 6.45 p. m.; Washlcptou, B.10 p. m.' r"? or S? through to 1'bHadernhla and passencw coaches tlrough to Philadelphia and Uammoro. coacnes ,,. m. i.cuuiu Accommodation (dailv tor Harrtsburg and all Intermediate fitatlnnn. nrrlv. imadernhla 4.25 a. m. u..j tu. , usiiini:uin eau a. m. atl'l Ing Hal ' u''""sl.cPlnecarfrom llarrlsburg to PhlladeV. tiXiiivr 1- , 1 "nuueipnia pasaengcrs can remain In slfepor undisturbed until 7 a m. inim!2;rEJ0..Mall'llallror "arrlsburg and sleeping cars and passorgorcoacheBtorhlladel- v-.ma. m.-onInpn Express (dally) for narrls. bum ana lnurmtdiatn ktliiirre nrViVin.. 11V.!, SSJ;20' ani w"1"1 Blon 8-. aI"J through Pull, mantiloirlpgcarstolultinwioand Waalilngton, and tUrougt- passenger conches to Baltimore. WE8TWAUI1. 3.10a. 70. Erlfi Mull Mnllvt fr.- HH t'Lt11?,';'!?1!1" '!' 3. mtermedlato' stations, ltochos ter.imiralu n.d Niagara Falls, with throueh Ail ma . ' :c om an1 P"38ongor coaches to Erie and 9.53 News Espress ( dally tor Locu naven and Intermediate stations. uaven 'ir. P---'igara Express (dally except Snn. y) for Kane. ITAnni la irim nn.l I nto.iti,i Hon.. It eheter. STnrt v.ii1"',0".1": LUn'd'),ifrK?forv0aatCk,;nT0 KaneanJ l'Cbm" Vn 7.f U.K.'. co"cneB to iienova and Watklns. 10.43 p,m. Wllllannport Express (Jallv oxcent floni"" ,0r w"Uau'bl'tl" 1 inwrmedlato sta- TUKOUOII TWAINS VOIt SDNllHtY PIIOM THE NeWS ExrirftAR lfAVB Ib11na1n1.l ILUtlmore. 4.30 a. m. Ilarrlahuri K . .li?,' arriving at sunbury ti.ta. a. m. ' """ Philadelphia, H.50 a. m. ; wShTJtao?8?o" 'm ffi tlinore 9.00 a. m. (dally except bunday arrlvlne at I'.m., with thiough ParlcaMrom Pijiiadeipiiia and lialtrmoro, Ir0Ia .inc ,1Ha;.,:lnoleave8New VOIK9.W a.m. : Phlladei. 11 hn.": ". aa'Atia nuu 1'UalIIIlUl H niitiii'iaB' or t;(n'(fc8 leaves New Voik jn n iip. 111. tlfcUlDKtOU 8&0p. 10, m. lMillaoclihio 5. nhl 1 5r .VS.....f.?"ll,.'J' o V.' w'fl arrivn. l'httnrlpl 00 p. m. 1 Haiti. aiivi urrlvlr.i. ni .n HIINMIIItV, IIAZl.inors ,v t'il.l(l'NIIAIllin . (Bally except miu'iny.) AVI kesbarre Mall leaves sunbury rr vlnirat 1 nrm vsm m "flvloe at IJloom Kerry 10.18 , m, 10 00 a. ro. Wllkes-barre luiirnw oast leaves Huubury 5.85 p. m . arrlvlno at llloom Kerry 6.20 p. in., V IlkeB-barriT Vm :r, ; n? .binary Mall leaves wi kesbarro 1 am af rW Ingatllloora Kerry I8.8rn m Kiii.iinri 1 n J JI Express Wett leavei : Vil&.bane "05 DS0,np- ting at llloom Ferry 4.80 p. a '., Bun bury hSp.'m SUNDAY THAINS. S" .?,R?comm.cd4,Ion lf Wllkea-iiarre 10 ...arming t Woon, Kerry, 6.3 p.S, Atbury UII4N K. rl'HH, uv v 1 err A clvcrtlHcrH j, it. wiioa Urn fi forror ice? about any, propcd UmT ADVEmiMNa Li Amerloau Newspaper. a jeinu m . IK sin-page ratnnuiet. aoo. 1
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