COLUMBIAN AJSTD DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSJBUltG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
P1TTEEN MILLION PEOPLE.
A CON8KIIVAT1VK KST1MATK OF TUB
iikii of visiTons to tub
wom.n's fa tit.
NUM
I The Profile on tho Standard Dalian That of
a Philadelphia Lady,
JOHN SULLIVAN OAOED.
ITIIK CHAMPION I.OCKKIl CP 1IY OHIIF.lt
OOVKKKOK lllt.l.
John h. Sullivan wag nrrcotoil cnrly
In tho evening cm t rr-iitilsUloti from
Governor Lovry, of Mississippi, In
Now York, July 31.
Each Hchnlar In tho I'liUatlohilila
Kindergarten TrahiitiK-ohool who
owns a Hland h'iIvit dollar Dosscaaog a
Flfteon million visitors to tho flrst-rato nicttiro of his or Ihur toaohor.
World'i fair in 1892 sounds llko an ox- says tho I'hllpdelnhla Jlecord. Tho
nggeratod oatimatc, but thero is no contirmitlon by tho Board of Kdticat
reason that it should bo regardful ns lion of tho selection of Miss Anna M. Innnootor Hyrnes and IMcct've Scr
over sanguine. All national nndintor- Williams as instructor of plillofopliy I eoant 'Tliiuna-t Adnmi wont up to tho
national expositions, beginning with Uio and methods of kindergarten training va,1(orUuilt Hotel armed with an or
groat C'ryBtal ralaco show In Jjontlon lis tho latest laurel in I lie nlready lamo- (it,r from Governor Hill and told tho
in 1851 and ending with tho Exnosi- bestrown path of that lady, whoso ujR follow ho ym waulod. Tho oilicorB
tion Unlvorsallo now going on in I'ans, classic features havo been stunned ou waro nceivid ootdiallv by tho champ
have attraotcd moro Bight-sects than millions of silver discs. Ten years ago hun mul lm u-illimrlv innnniiil to im
originally oontomplatcd. Tho Miss Williams suddenly became famous with thorn. IIo was taken direct to
itors of tho croat show in tho when tho intoroHiiiir annmitioonicit iU,ii,,n i,..,.,,,1,,rir,r,i in nnh nnrl vm
cliflh metropolis thirty oisht years wan mado that tier face was tho orcinal nuWnil Inin ih mnwnin wiili 'I'nmmv
ago did not anticipate then tho attend- of tho Goddess of Liberty on that much Adams and L. K. Child.
anco would exceed throo million at tho atimod, miioh-ailmircd and equally as ti,0 p,tetit for G ivornor Lowiy has
utmost, but it was almost double that, much disliked Hland dollar. ,ccl, jn New York for two or throo
in 1855 thero waq a monster exhibition lbo discovery was due to tho cltorts jyg layltitr wires fur the arrest of Sul
in 1'aiie, and although a largo part of of a reporter who worked oiuhtcon hvnn. Hin unwinrn horn was knit
tho show oonsistod of nativo products, months in tracing out tho original of very quiet. IIo wont up to Albany
6,UUU,U00, persons wcro in attendance. I tho goddess. Tho lriends ot M-ss nn, ,m) a confereuco with Governor
Then oamo tho second London show in Williams placed every conceivable on-1 itiii and next ha camo bBok to
1801, which drew 6,200,000 persons, striiolion in tho way, but unsucooss- ho nitv. Un narrir-rf to Insnfotor
and after that tho famous Parisian Ex- fully. Tho story of Miss Williams. JVnics instructions from tho Governor
iutbiuu ul lout, wiiiuu wuh vmiiuu uy i uuunuuiiuu wilii tuu nbuii Mruu luu i jq piaco tho hie follow nno.or arrcs
mure tuau vun million spectators, jluu oiiui is uiiurusuii. in tuu uiuy jriri,
exhibition in Vienna in 1878 drew of 1876 the Treasury Dcp3rtmont
7.254.000. whon tho most sancutne scoured through communication with
estimates placed tho oxpcclod attond I tho Koyal Mint of England the services
anco at 6,000,000. of a clover young designer and engraver
Thnlnropst nmnsitinn nf nnv An. named Georuo Morixan. Upon his
anriminn ouor holrl ( t.hn TTnitn SfaCoo arrival in this aoutitry the younr on
. . . . . I t i . ,t. tl.:i
vm that in I'hl ndalnhin in lN7(i. In I uinvei win tuu turn uu iiio jl uuauaiiiuin
oommcmorato tho 100th anniversary ""'J1? ana M8ignea uio ibsk oi
of tho declaration ot American inde- " uueig"
nnnrinnpn. Mnn mtlllnn ririifnra tinqonrl I dOllPT.
through tho turnstiles between tho After months of patient work ho
mnnilia of Mdv nnd NnvomW. Tt. i completed his design for tho rcvorpo
bolioved this number will bo largoly ex- aide of tho coin, on which ho rcpres
oeedod by tho number ot visitors to iuHi vBro
that ho might be tried on oxtradition
proceedings.
HOW TUB AltUEST WAS MADE.
It was learned that thoi fltrhter was
still stopping at tho Vandorbuik Hotel,
Ijoxiugton avenuo and orty second
street, and that he would bo homi at
9 oclook. Tho Insptotor and Detec
tive Adami went to the hotol at 9:80
oolock. After assuring thomselves
that Sullivan vm in his room Insiieo
tor Byrnee knocked on tho door of
Sullivan's room and In response tho
champion arose and opened tho door,
whole probablo number at
put
12,009,000.
It has been tho experience ot those '""""-h ""'s ' " ( ' h t ,,! r;a.iv t0
who havo kept track of theeo statistics too much o a realist to bo pleased with n ! n ' 8et"'
Ilia nilan
visitors to r.'""" vuu V"S" ""- ,t ..,, .,, t tnt,nn,.,, an,i
thoFcncUExpositionnow in progress. W was the,, Uirned to o otber smo 1 .lo Tin-
huu uuusurvunvu uuuuiuuiru imu uiui . , - t .,.-. .,., .. ,n
n Innnilnl hand - Y l hn iJnlil.iua rt I ouvuwu i n i iuuu I ...vt
Liberty. But tho young degner was 'iad heard that there was a requisition
go down to your office and give my
self up
rarnn.ntinn nf nmn An,.rin!1n nirl. Ullly MUiaOOn ann OnaHIO JOlinSOn,
and forthwith diligently searched for
his beauteous ideal. Through a friend
who had spoken to him of the classic
profile of Miss Williams fane ho
that tho exhibitions of tho progress of
nations, whon conducted on the broad
educational grounds, invariably attract
the attention and support ot the mas
ses, and that each suocooding cxhibi
tion excels its predecessor in point of
attendance
a moro work, of fancy. Finally ho de
termined that the head sbauid bo tho
Although tho plans for tho croat saSht and obtained her acquaintances
WnrM'fl FaIi- thron vnara hnnnn urn vor. AllSS Williams Was With OllllOUlty M-
in nmhron ilia uThihitlnn atoii.tiinna duoed by hor friends to pose bcforp an
Tha niirn I artist, and after five sittings the dc-
onthnalnatSn An nnt i0inta sign was completed. Tho younp: dc
the attendance at from 17,000,000 to 8'Sncr declared that the profila was the
lonnnnnn hut tho n.nm nrvHv I most perfect he had ever seen in ling-
fir the nrobabln number at 15.000.000 'and or this country. Mies Williams,
or thereabouts, based on the history of
similar projects in different parts ot
the. world sinco tho year 1850. Of
this vast throng it is claimed that not
less than 10.000.000 will como from
towns and cities outside of New York;
around whom this wob of romance and
a verv estimable and
modest lady. Sno resides with her
mother and aunt at 1023 Spring Garden
street, oho is still a pretty bloude,
with pearldike complexion, is slightly
State, and that tho wonderful progress u.elow tho average height, and possess- ed his readiness to proceed
made in American auaira will attract raB b"'i i""
an unusually large number from fort
eign oountries.
Certain it is that a preparation look
ing to a realization of these hopes wa
begun under most favorable auspices.;
Tho Now York Chamber of Commerce
rarely seta the seal of its commendation;
on any undertaking unions the under
taking promises well-defined results.
and tho unanimity with which tho
members of tho Chambor acted Thurs
day is pointed to as an undoubted hnr
Dinger ot complete success. The meet
ing at the Mayor's office, following im
mediately after and participated in by,
a majority of those who bad taken
part in the commercial conference, was,
A Btrange Libel Suit
REMATtKABI.K TRIAL AT UERMN IR WHICH
A O0AT IS A WITNESS.
A monster trial has just been begun
at Berln which bids fair to mouoplizo
the attention of tho tribunal entrusted
with the investigation of tho case for and prisoner that it was impossible to
soveral months to como. The defend- proceed. Inspector Byrnes overoarae
ants are hfty-tnree in number, the in- tho difficulty by calling a coaoh, in
dictment embraces 114 separate counts, which he, Adams and Sullivan seated
subpoenas havo been served on no less themselves. Tho horses were whipped
than 22i witnesses. Prominent among up and those of the crowd who follow-
who were in the room, came forward
and shook hands with tho Inspector
and tliov said Sullivan had made no
effort to escape, although he had been
informed soveial hours earlier that he
was to be arrested.
"Tommy Adams is down stairs and
he ha orders from Governor 1 1 ill to
placo vou under arrest. You had bet
tor como don," Baid Byrnes.
WANTS TUB MATTRK BUTTLED.
"All ri.'ht" said Silllvan. "If I havp
violated tho law I am willing to stand
for it. I am tirm of being ohaoii
around and I might as well Uko tli
consequences now as at any other
time,"
Sullivan put on his hat and annonno-
lle want
ed down to the street door and there
was greeted by over a hundred people
who had gathered.
The news of tho arrest, had spread
quickly alter Inspector Byrnes went
np stairs, and from tho Uranl Uentrai
Depot, tho Grand Union Hotel and
the street corner' pooplo flocked to the
Vanderbilr. Tho crowd was quiet
but pushed, so closely about tho offioer
Wolff'sACMEBIacking
BEATS tho World. It Is the Boat
HARNESS DRESSING
Tho BEST for Men'a Boots
ladles' -"
"Children's "
JUIBOLUTXZT WXTBHfSOOr.
OFTaNSafKlPRCSIItVKOtrMLMtfwr
iMdMOMt iod most dnrmliM pnlfch ytn mrm mw,
Toa daa hvsta craui and wtth m hUrm
BOC brnah. U wbw and tT tk. Btw fvaw
cnndtoUM wvd hud w m nam 7m mmh
rot vpnro roonril this warm t&ua tMlen Uhac t
Moid by QnMBt OnwidA Bum DmIom.
WOLFF A RANDOLPH, puoiDiirai
RHEUMATISM
Vt9 Vtmtm than TwntyflTe Tear. A Cw
L. pleta UeeTr7 Tfce Mana Vied
X h4 I&Cmmnutorr HhennwtUm. Tor nc&rlr m
ytr 1 hftd to bo fed uid turned la tod X could find
no rellnf. Mr stomach was tulned and cut to rloea
with powerful xnodlciiiea taken to effect a cun io
that I waa compelled to lire on broad and watar, I
rafford for twentj.nTe year In thla war. Z waa In
dnoed to try Dr. TJarld Kennedy! Farortt Itemedr
tnade at llondout, K, Y., and
l Am Now Woll,
thanki to this medicine, Ir. KennMy'a FayoriU
Bemedr ! rnr beat friend. Vilth It I am enabled to
n)or (rood nlffht'a reat. Alio food, inch aa meat
fcnd raatrr. which I hare boen deprlred of for reara,
howlnr that the Farorlte Remodr baa no equal for
the cure of Indigestion and Dyspepsia aa well. If
anr should doubt thla statement I will send the
read proof at one. Garrett Lansing, Tror N. T.
It la my pleasure and absolute duty toward thoaa
who axe atrumrllnff for Yerr life against the deadlr
DIsoasos of tho KIdnoys
to add my testimony to the already weighty erl.
dence of the wonderful efficacy of Dr. Darld Eenne
dya FaTorlte ttemedr. Mr wife waa a hopeless caae,
abandoned by the physicians. Dr. DaTldXonnedy'a
TiTorlle Remedy waa resorted tot not because aoy
hop was placed In It, but beoauae nothing else re
mained. All means and medicines bid been tested
without anil. The effect waa little short of a mira
cle. At the second bottle sbe had regained strength
and continuing the treatment has fully rocoTerod.
Jay Bweet. Albany. X. T.
JTAVORITE REMEDY.
- McOntdoUu. Vnpma it Bosdont.N.X.',
Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
hnudbr
PR. DAYID KENNEDY, HOICDOUT.rC.T.
the latter is & venerablelookincr coat
of mamre age, which notwithstanding
ed tho vehiclo were soon outdistanced.
KoVaTa Who the People inMaSSaohu3etuAr,
. . . 1 aav nnn iu linmiat.nlf qh v nifiantilinn I
of the earnestness of those who took
part, notwithstanding the nnlooked
for formation of a permanent orctaniza
tion, whioh may have to bo reformed at
some future meeting. Of tho vast
number of business men who were
questioned previous to the two meet
ings only one tirm expressed indiffer
nce. and that was the house of Brown
sex and is unmistaicamy masouiino
in appearance rejoices in the feminine
and altotrethor inappropriate name of
"Lieso" short for Elizbith. "Lieso
is, indeed, tho most important person
age in the case and the primary oririn
of tho whole trouble. A tuw weeks
aero the billygoat in question, which is
ownod by a woman named Fran Muol-
Brothers & Co., the bankers. They er eaped irom tne latter aaa strayed
refused to si en a edition whioh had into the courtyard 01 ouooi tnose nuge
been presented by a committee on the
ground that the firm was not interest
ed in the fair, or whether it was held
in JNew xoric or not. With this one
exception the sentiment from the Bat-
tenement-houses which line the stret
leading to tho Moabit Prison. The
janitor of the house, a "stout, burley
damo of quick temper and sharp tongue,
wis lost in the act ot makuit; a lrantiu
effort to induce the treapasswr to leave
The people of Mifsaohusetti weto
formerly a homogeneous people and al
most purely English.
"About one iu a hundred could say
that his family came from Scotland or
tho north of Ireland ; one 111 501) may
havo been the grandchild of a Iluguo-
not. Extreme poverty was almoH un
known, and thero were fi-w who could
not read and write. Upon religious
and political questions tho people
thought very much alike. Kxcept up
on the seaooast nearly all tho people
lived upon farms; but all along the
coast wero many 'ho lived by fishing
and by building Klnps, and 111 the to
TO CONSUMPTIVES
The undersigned having been re
stored to health by simple mean?, after
sueffriug for several ye.irs with a Revere
lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption, is anxious to make
known to Ins fellow sufferers the means
of cure. To those who desire it, he will
cheeriully send (freo of char u) a copy
r .1 . . .! 1 .1
01 uie presunpiiuu uxuu, wiiiuu umy
will Hud a -ure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Cataiwi!, Bronchitis and
all throat and lung Maladies. He
hopes all sufferers wilt try his Itemedy
as it is invaluable. Thoc disiring th
oruscrintion. which will cost them not h
iutr. and miv prove a b'c8ing, will
please address Huv. EmvAiii) A. Wit
son. Willtamiburg, lvuiirs uouniy.
Now York. A-vc-0o.-dBn-7.iy
tory to the lironx was unanimous. l" V ."u " kZ'Z. 1".. lived many merchant grown rich by
The tobacco men of New York and luo P""" w"f A ' foreii.n trado"
vicinity are among tho first to show P?neu iu ooiuuiuuK u.m wwwu.ijjut
their annrecialion of tho value of the of her beloved; it somowiiat erratic,
4 .... .I l n..nJiniA1 With Iha Ahioit f ntit
nrnnnaoH avhihittnn tn nil linni. f I UUttUl uuwu. 11 ivii vuo uimui. vt wui
trade. They have got up an indorse- t,D? a? ena 10 ?De la.uer fJ'D'"s'?n. s10
ment which reads as folldwa : m,de ll?f w ,DtoiUl" oonrtyara and.
m .1 j . . , 1 aaarcssins inogoav xuiitimeu in sunn
?1. L.S??2 . .me,rohant? and angry tones:
TrT.;!lr .'""TT, anQ ''Comerclear out of here, du dumme
. uu.o . iui.erui.is, neaniiy n- r:egol.. (.-voa f00l of a l.ieseH
dorse the efforts now being mado for
tne uoiaing ot an international exposi'
tion in the city of New York in 1802.
Every tobacco-house in the city of
any prominence wnatever has attaoued
its name to this circular. The names
were gathered in one day by sending
dnplioate sheets from one firm to an
other, and the greatest interest and
enthusiasm was displayed by tho to
bacco men themselves in obtaining tho
signatures of their brethren. The
list is now in tho hands of tho Mayor,
and represents an aggregate capital of
Unfortunately, however, tho name of
tho janitor happened to bo identical
with that ot the goat, and sno immedi
ately took it for granted that tho epi
thet "Du dummUjJjiese was addressed
to herself. Already exasperated by
the obstfnate refusal of tho long beard
ed animal to yiel 1 to the persuasion
of her broomstick, sho at onoe turned
on Fran Mueller, and apostrophized
her language more forcibly than polite.
Frau Mueller responded in an equally
From this picture of Now E igland
of a century ago, look upon this of
the Missaoliu'etts of ll.e present de
cade in place of a horn lueneous peo
pie of common faith mid common
ppeech and common lovo t r the com
monwealth and reverence lor its tradt
lions, in tho factory towns and 00m
morotal cities, dwell great populations
diverse in creed and in tongue, un
strained to liberty and a Republican
form of government, and with no re
sppct lor tli" ashes ot tho dad lmm
which has sprung our fatherland. Unt
of a population of 1,042,141, according
to the census of 1885, tho foruign boin
number 520,867, not including such
children of alien parentage as have
been born in the United States. There
are 122.2C3 illiterate pMOiis 10' yean
$60,000,000. The same spirit is being nad onsued. Of course, tho noise at
exhibited by dry-goods men, the bard
ware trade, tho wall-paper dealers, the
crockery and glass-ware trade, the
wholesale shoe trade, tbo furnitnro
trado and tbo builders and contractors.
. ...a .i. . Zt 01 age auu over, 01 wnom 00.00 per
O ' . . onnt. aror hnrn 111 tlila Stnfn Thu fur.
o, eicn born roprcsont onliltli ol the
a few seoonds a
yard, and took sides in the matter, tho
coat being tho only one present to
maintain nnything like n decorous
sileno. The most libelous and jnsult
lnr enithets wero freelv bandied about
u a 1.1. !.:. 1. r 1. i r . , 'i r .,!.
w. 11 iiduu, a uiauuwiku ui wiutt,1 nun at icngtu a suuau 01 uoiiuu eu
Mo., has a roho of the Marsbfleld appeared on tho bcomo and invited tho
... oil iln in..n. r.t .Uo ueupio fiuiuoyeu iu UKnuuivur.-, iiie
. I lialf ef tlinan nmn ni.iul in lliu hulini-inj
bouse, but also tho pooplo from tho ' ' , , ,
street, who speedily tilled the court
two-tifths of tlioso employed in manu
lacturi-s and two-lhirds of thoso em
ployed in mining and as laborers.
A Bemarkable Oyolone Btlio-
oyolone whioh occurred on Sunday,
April 18, 1880, that is a very remark
able curiosity. The witness of ono of
the freaks of the great storm is a black
quart bottle, bent by some mysterious
force into an olipso without a crack or
break in the glass that tho closest scru
tiny can discover. Tho neck of the
bottle actually touches the edge of the
bottom, and tho fact that tho glass wasj
not broken In any way by the strango
force of the Btorm is shown by the
test of its holding water or any other
fluid. By gradually turning tbo bottle
as tho water is poured in, it can be
nearly filled to its full capacity, so as
to show tho perfoct soundness of tbo
material. This bottle was found by
Mr. Wilson tho day after the Marsh
field disaster and was oxaimned by
Prof. Tioo, who soon came to the scene
of destruction to study tho phenomena
of tho oyolone from a scientific stand
point. Tho famous meteorologist at
tributed tho bending of tho bottlo to
the forco of electricity. Tho bottle
was found in the wreck of ono of tho
Marshfield drag stores. Mr. Wilson
lias been offered extravagant prices for
the curiosity, but declines to part with
tho relic St. Louis Qlobe JJtmoerat.
An Important Element
Of tho success of Hood's Saraaparilla
U tho faot that every purchaser re
ceives a fair equivalent for his money.
The familiar headline "100 Doses Ono
Dollar," stolen by imitators, is origi
nal with and true only of Hood's Sar
eaparilla. This can easily be proven
by any one who dosires to test tho
matter. For real economy, bay only
Hood's Sarsaparilla. Sola by all drug-gilt.
entire crowd, including tho goat to ao-
oorapany them to tne siation-iiouso.
After considerable uisoussiou Bum
monses were granted against some six
ty of those present for utterance
of "criminally libelous and honor af-
. ., . , . i.m mi
tecting statements ana insults. ine
magistrate before whom tho caso was
brought on the following day, alter a
patient hearing, gave it up in despair
of bemg able to como to any satisf aot
orv settlement of the matter and com
mitted tho defendants for trial by jury
at the Quarterly sessions, jno less
than seventy lawyers am ongagod in
tho caso and tho trial will involvo con
siderable oxponse, not only to thoso
ooncerned, but also to tho Govern
ment. Much curiosity is oxpressed
as to tho part whioh tho billygoat is
to take in tho great trial. But it is ex
pected that ho will bo called on the
stand to give testimony of a robulting
nature.
IBB INSTJBANCE
CHRISTIAN F. KM AIT, BLO0H8B0HQ flu
liOMB, ur N. I.
MBKCUANTS. OF NEWAKK, K. J.
I' LINTON, N. Y.
PEOPLES' N. Y.
nuiniNn ik.
GKltMAN AMERICAN INS. CO..NKW OKK,
niiBiKMivinn Twa. r;n.. nicw YOHK.
JB11SBY CITY FUIK IMS. CO.. JKKSBY
nlTV M .1.
Tnuof. t.T.Ti unjmitifinHlt ftrfi WGlln6ft0u6d Dj
ura nnri riRi TicgTKD and h&ve never yet bad a
loss settled bj any court of law. Their assetB are
all invested iu solid bboubitibh bhj uauwwiuc
azardorriRBoniy.
Losses promptly and nONBBTLT adjusted and
alJ as soon as determined oy christian t.
KHirr, sricuL aqikt akd awcbtikBloomsburo,
The people ot Columbia county should patron-
liBtheagencwwhere iohsobII any are semea ana
pal 1 "V nn rrrnpr own f.mzens.
ALUHEMI8TQ DREAMED Or IT.
I. IIAMMONK CON HUMS lilt. IlltOWN-
BKyUAtin's nsuovKitr ok tiiu
ki.ixik or 1.1 FE.
Dr. William A. Hammond, of Wash
ington, is experimenting with tho elxl-
r of Hto recently discovered liy in.
Ilrown-Seuiiard, of Paris, and lliim far
ho says the results are fully equal to
io promlsi s given out by tho great
arts physician. Dr. Ilanimoud was
ittiiia on tho veranda ol tho lino new
hospital, which he had just built out-
ido tho city limits, when tho World
correspondent cilled ou him.
It is true, raid the doctor, "that
hon Dr. llrowu Sequard's discovery
as first repoite.l to the American
rplo by tho World for it was the
lllurW that lirct mntlo it ktiC'Wn to
America I was rather dubious and in
clined moro or Uss to think as others
t'l hinted, that cither the report wib
French joke or that Dr. lltown-So-
uard was 'another good man gone
wrong. 11m first leimit did not glvo
a complete idea of the treatment. It
ndicatcd, rather, that tho wixir was a
compound made from various glands
il various animal?, and on that show-
ng I was willing to say tho thing was
!,.!- IV.. 1 T ..!.!. .1
iiipusaiuiu. jmii wueii i uuuuueu
furthe. and moro accurate details from
the World itsolf and from tho French
modioal journals. I was willing to bo'
it vo that there might bo something in
it.
"I was willing at all events to nut it
o iliu test, and about a week ago I
tarti'd to experiment. Dr. mown
S (pmrd uses only selected portions of
he labbit or Uninoa pig, simply bo-
:auso, I suppose, these aro tho animals
upon which experiments aro usually
uade in the 1 renou laboratories, but 1
navo ndopied the Iamb, which I think,
is better. The lamb, you know, is an
an mini that is good to eat, but we
lon't cat guinea pigs. Tho liropara
tion of the medicine and the treatment
f tho patient aro verv simple. I tnko
iliu hi lected portion of a lamb freshly
killed and pound it into n pulp in
uortar; with this 1 mix a teaspoouful
jr two of water and tho result I filter
'lirough fine Swiss filtering paper,
The tluid, slighllv thicker than water,
comes through perfectly puro and lim
lU'i. The filtering must be carefully
lone, for if any shred or any part of
tho D ili) wero iuiecled under a na
tie nt's skin it wou'd form abscesses atid
do harm.
' The extraot from a single lamb
will be sufficient for a dozen injections
It docs not matter to what part ot tt,
body tho application is made, but th
most convenient place is under tho
skin of the forearm where the Bkin
ik) m part tivoly slack. It would hardly
oe salo to miect the fluid derived from
body twenty-four hours after the kif
ling of tho animal. The injection
blood and the mice of beef into wast
ed patients has been common for many
years and it is well-known that to in
jcot csitenco of dcoayed beef would kill
i he nn.ii.
"As soon as tho lamb is slaughtered
by li e butcher no lime is wasted in
pounding and filtering, and within an
hour of ihe killing of tho limb th
juice is circulating through the patients
veins and mingling with his blood.
began my experiments tin-t on my
self to a-suro myself that it was not
dangerous to the patient. Since then
I have applied the elixir to several old
geutlemuu without their knowing what
it w as. One man, about sixty years of
age, hau had bis arm so nearly para
lyzed with rheumatism that for nearly
a year hu could not raise, ma hand
his head. Soon after tho elixir was in
iected into his arm he was able
wield it iu any dueciinn and almost as
vigoroutjy as he had ev r done
"Up to the present my experiments
have been made without my patients
knowledge, but to-morrow Ian going
to begin ir- ating a man m this wiy
his own request. Of course it is too
early yet to draw an -weeping con
elusions from tho resu I oli.-timd, but
aa far as I have gono the results are
cjrtninly r markable. When I ha
continued my experiments longer I
shall bo abl-t to draw conelut-ioos with
more confidence. Dr. Brown Sequard's
calculation is that an injection once a
month will sutlice to keep a man
twenty years younger than he really is.
A Dade's Soxteroas Feat
lip
Ful bic u; all drufftl
and irrocere itiroiiglmut
the united states and
Canada.
PERRINE'S ..IK MALT WHISKEY,
immt.in from soloi!ip.t llirler Matt and Ruarantoed tp Im chemically pa
ami rrmirnm Inlurlntu oll ami nclila orien rontaincd In alcoholic liquors., 11
especially adaiued topprnons requlrlnirn stimulating tonic, consumptives Dein
KriMvi, uciit-iinti 117 119 11 j, iivwiiiii'iiuu t r-' v. v: titJiTr.iwiifi
iirini. Tnnln nml A HcriLtivp. Vor consutnpl Kes 11 Is Invaluable. l'KIllllNKB
PltllK llAlll.KV .MAI.T WIIISKKV Insures a return of vlwr to tho stomach, hkooI
anprtlte. a rich nml nounciani moon ana mrrrnseu n iimhkiuhi
sllmulant mlkl anil venllo In effect. lMrnla, InrtliteB Ion and all $MA'
e.isos cai. bo oi tlaly cuniiucred by the ute ir rcrrlhe's I'uro Hurley a t "hlaKeys
It Is a tonlo and ilmretii! and a powerful stiennthencr to tho nllre syslem. 1 Kii-
UIMKH rums iiaiii.kv juai.t wuibuni i' i"u"" "J11""; '..gv.TiI iT
lliosn who pursue llieir aw;atlons In Uio open air and whoso dally varkcalu 11
n.nn.. I.n. nnonM ,.f nnriliranM A mU in.ll TIMnriTAL UTUIfUISI. Ul K I UVI I .Ul iwi
I'KII IINU'SPl KHUAllliKY MALI' W1II8KKY revives Ihoenorglcs of those worn
out wli h excessive D-nllly or mental effort and acts as a aufciruard Hiialnst cxpmure
in;vptnna rior).i e,uiier, 1 v win an va """"'"""V n?Ji;- ijrisi tn
llanl workem n' vry vooii Ion ami p 'rsiiu whom nselenlarylUeronJcre prone to
Insepsla ri"il In lurrlncs I'uie li.nley
Malt
whiskey a piiverful Invliorunt
1 ft n 111.1 r,
nnil hpltmr tn f1l!4t!ftli.
PtJIlK 'llAltl.KY MALT WIIISKKY
nilhnul unduly stiinuiiuiiif 1110 Kid
keys lni"0'sei their lliMlns nctltlTi
oinier.icei t oot,iots of tatun. In
ens convalew) tea ,iud Is a wimlcsomi)
pti-nptldl etlo A'ati-b tliel ih-l 1
Nonn Kuiiiiliieii less bj.ulng tho algmi.
nun ni,,iivnni it appunrs by tho Ijif
el on every bottlci Ih.tve carefully nnl
tlyzod thol'Uiis IUhlsv h.t
skv made by M ft J. K rcrrln- and tliiJS
itrnlliclr Inn funic fusil oil, turmroi E
m.i.1. an nl,1 nml Im AbaOlUlet) S
jpur .'Ktun'it.'cnmlila A rffciir JMiVi,!
iilraaun'.e orihr unimnitirnv
illnwmana nrltoaam
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F. F. Adams & Co's. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Sole agents of the following brands of Cigars 1
Henry Clay, Londro3, Normal, Indian Princoss, Samson, Silver Aeh.
Any order for Festivals will be supplied with the Lowest Market IMces, as follows :
Oranges, Lemons. ream Ni?. fc"
Bananas, -pcanVitj, Almonds, frS
English WalnUtj. "pop orn Sails.
BL00MSBURG, PA.
THE GREAT
German Remedyl
TRUTHS FOR THE SICK.
TnTo
TTrtiMlettUll7
nillouiSpclUdcpenn
onsiiLl'llOHllmiiKil
It will cure vou.
P3 IUUBUUCwTtll
nthat Uredand allgonc
Uioo 1
for a case where
PUIIR IttTTEKI wlU
notattutorcurc. ill
lever raiu.
IrevllDe: II n. tiaehiood when you sec
III It vr 111 cure yon.
Ill 1 1 rail 1 t'M w hu arv
UcloM'lv toil Coed In
Qthe mills SDtl work-
not procure iuftlcloul
lexeirlM', Rtvl all who
arc conflncilla doors.
AhouM ueoM'LVML'i:
11ITTR114. Ttifywtll
tn not mcu ue wu
I
1
It yuu ilu nut wish
to BufftT from lLlteum-
atlstn, u&o a bottle of
HBU1IUK IHTTBltB j
It nrrrr fall to euro
Clcanus theTlilutcd
ntB lmnnritle bunt
Imff through tho eklul
in r)nii)CH,iiioiciiu8,i
ind ftorei. Uev on I
iSULrilUIC UlTTEKS.n
tml health will So 1
I low.
buLFiiuuiiirruut
,vm cure i,ivcrwm
Klnlnt, Don't s ill
vmi
tn Jou t be wiuiout n
bottl. Trv it! vou
win hot. rr;n-ri iu
will build you upaDill II
heallhy. Ill
hULlMIUH ltlTTLIuill
r!1 1 make your blood R
iadlea lu duliotu'
health, who are all
ruuuown.tnouiu uiv
SULI'IUTK HITTEU8.
pure, rich and strong.
iiui yourucBit iiru(
Trv bULfiiru lilT-
rsus ift.nltrht. and
Ivou will felecu well
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BoBtoo, Ala., aud recclre a copy frt',
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. SOMETHING NEW.
The Patent 5 Clipper Fly Net
has meshed bottoms which can
not tangle and lashes at the top
which won't catch in the harness.
UM LUU UUSlUl li IMautilfairuurai.
Orapea fjr Health.
Tbo uao of ripe crapes for dinner
of incalculable, benefit to tbo human
system, and the Pure Grape Juice,
preserved, is invaluablo for weakly
persons and invalids. Tbo Port Grape
Wino and Grapo Joioo preserved fiom
bis own vineyards, by Alfred Spoer of
.Now Jersoy, is pronouDcou oy uio load
ing medical experts to be the most re
liable to bo obtained. To use the Un
fermented Grape Jaico is just like eat
ing tlie ripe sweet grape.
5A Ironsides Sheet fx'arij;'.
5A Clipper Fly Nets'",'
) IlulUluUw at Ktlf U. Out
100 other styles of Ji Iloree Sheets and
Fir Nets, at prices to suit everybody. For
salo by all dealers. If you can't get tbess,
writ us.
BLANKETS
ARE THE STRONGEST.
NONE GENUINE WITHOUTTMC BA LABEL
Manuf'd br W, Avum A Son, i'nllada., w no
make the famous Homo llmnd Dalier liUnkeU.
The peoplo of Englaid are said to Im
verv enthusiastic over the morriace ol
the Prince of Wales's oldest daughter
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MILTON, Pa.,
DBALKR8 IM
PIANOS,
liytbe tollowlnif well known inakera:
Cliickcringfj
Kunbe,
"Weber,
Halletj & Dnvin.
Can also furnish any of tho
cheaper makes at manufacturers
prices, Do not buy a piano be-
loro getting our prices.
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Tt cmlj swr fur for Uirn. fU til rlri. T.nmtt
eonifoft to h Utl. llo. tat UruiyUU. lliiom AOqtU.Yi
'fV CONSUMPTIVE
jui j n-a-iu
The other nigh!, flvo cr six young
men of the lisMepp, selfsuflioieiit var
iety so lamiliur just now dined in a
prixatf room at a fashionable restau
rant. After oicars bad been liulited
ono nt thorn drawled :
"I'll bet, fellows, that I can throw
this knife, and it will stick in the crack
of that door every time,"
lb arose lrom tho table and pointed
out the nurrow crack between tho door
mid lit) jiimb, and showed how bo pro
posed to placo the knife. Tho five
iilhoiH iiH03chcd the placo and cried
out : "Vu take that bet. Fur how
much V
"I am to havo ten throws. Each
time tbat I fail 1 am to pay n ten dol
Inr bill ; if 1 sneered iu putting tlie
knife in tho ciwk ten times, each of
you will pay mo tho same Bum."
Tho young man t ok hw position,
aid, with mpidiiy aud aceuraoy that
words cannot describe, executed ten
times in mctcHeiun this remarkable
lo.it.
When Im had fuiUhed every onohnr
rahed wild duliuht. Each ono ot his
wagers beinit paid, ho pocketed a roll
ot bills with n just pride.
"Jlut now dm you over learn to do
this!' asked one of tho company,
Then ho revealed tbo secret. For
two or three years, having nothing
pressing to do and anxious to be talk
ed about, bo bad given himself up to
patient practiee at turn work, Kacli
morning bo locked himself in bis room,
and, far from pryinc eyes, ho attempt
ed for bonis to put a knife into a bolei
lie mm to mako inuiimorabie expert'
me nt s to measuro the distance renuir
ed, tho Im tu nescessary, and the
curve, but his perseverenoo was invin
cible. At first, ho throw the knife into
the wide mouth of a Cuineso jar; then
into the neck of a bottle; fiinlly bo
succeeded in lodging bis projeotilo in
the narinwit opening.
Andyctbomo peoplo say that our
dudes aro good inr nothing, and in
cumber the earth I JVeto York
Timet.
CATARRH
Catarrhal Deafness and Hay Fever.
A NKW IIOMK TIIEATMKNT.
Batterers uro not generally nwaro that
these disease aro contagious, or that they
are Uue to the presence of living parasites In
tliu lining membrane ot tho huso and eus
taclllau lubes. Mlcroscoplo research, how
ever, luui iiroYed tills to bo a fact and the
rtwult Is that n simple remedy has boon for
mulated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are iiermanoutly cured In
from one to thrco blinpio applications made,
ri iioiiiu uy ma iaiieniuuc4) in two wetks.
N. 11. For catarrhal dlschargea ixtcullur to
j email's iwuiuai una ri'iueuy 14 a specinc.
A rauijililet explaining this new treatment
lib Hi u-ji cuiiia uy a. 11,
la M'nt on recall
Dixoif & Son, m West King tit, Toronto,
. l7fAfttflA JailAwfA.4
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Hi AtotietferfttHr
c. B. Robbies,
Foreign and Domestic
BEST
STEEL
Woven Wire Fencing
WironopoGolvngo
onn Tn at? PFO ROD.
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InlliUllniiof ffiwiiU. KHflllllT rilO InfomiKtlnn fwv
Tl" 1IH K. SUrt.l St., tlUtmio, SlU
Fcttll-n r II-
moil nmlnr-ainrlilnr
rfffaAl. at !!' rattblllb
mm i .1111 r vwcv p
mm
'mil rntt
world. with ell th tttrhmont
w win lf mikI frre rompin
Una of our roiitly and valutblt art
Nmiilre la reiflrn we aik ihei you
inatv wnti we fwi, la inoixi wn
in at aur home. and afiit is
BMnlbeallttiill beeoma your own
onnr. irai rnna nacnina n
irlaaner ih Hlnerr patvaii,
hlsh hitsnn out 1 Rrfora nairnrt
nn nat tt told for H !:, with iha
a irnmBHt ani now aana for
MflO. Hal.atroarft.moit nt
tulmarhln t lb world. Al l
,fre. No frltit rrqalird. I'lala,
6rtI inatractlona civtn. i noia wnt wnn 10 n mt onca can
tar lr? tka bt Kwtmr-marhlfl In tha world, and th
flnMt iknaorwcrkaorhitThartar thown tornherln America,
XJtUK b Cl. liox T40 Auiiutiii Alulae.
OUATfiFOIj COMFOUTINO.
EPP'S COCOA.
MtEAKFAST.
"Uvatlinrousliknowlciliraoltlio natural lawa
which govern tlie operations ot iHgctlii and
nutrition, anil by n careful application or tlio line
properties of nelt-selevtoil oco.i, .Mr. Unps has
iruviuru uur ureaKiui, iii'm'i viiii it uumtuciy
llavored beverairo which mv hivh ui manr heavr
doctors' bill". It laby tlw jullclo'is uso ot Mich
articles ot Ulot Unt aconstliiiiion may on gradual.
I v bum up until Biron; enou in to n'slat ovcry ten
dency 10 dl exso. llunJoilj ot aubtlo maladies
are lloaltne iiround us 10 uly to ail.tcic wherever
tbcro la a we.ik pilnU Wo miy escapo manv a
ratal slmll uy Keeping o irm'HiH well roitminwini
Euro oio-Mi una
ervliv GittHtc.
or milk, sold only la lull pounl tins, by drocers,
JAMIW El'l-s & CO., HomoDopallile Cli"ralst,
uub xo-u-tu iiiinuon, n.ugiana,
uro blO'Kl und a nronorl v nourished frame. "-Civil
.M.tdn simply with boiling water
TIM: a ELTtX,1l
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WEMTKKN ItAIMIOAD.
BLOOMS! JU15Q DIVISION.
STATIONS.
NORTlll)MllKRI.ANI,.
Cameron
CtmlaHky
lianvllle
CatiiwtNsa
llupert.
llloonihburg
iwpy,....
HBLOOMSBURGPfl
.imo llldtri- fl en
w illow drove M
llrlnrrreek ( 5'.
Ilcrwluk ii.'i
lleneli Ibiven T 11
1 ik'a Kerry 7
HhlcMilnny 7 -0
llunlnyk'a 7 I.I
NantleoKe 7 w
Avond.ile 7 M
l'lymotitii 7 w
rumoutit-iumiiou,.... b 0:1
Kingston H t'S
liennett n 'i
Mallby 8 17
wyoinimr x v.-
West Mtutou R 7
nil 1st on S :a
.ackawanna H iv ....
Taylorvlllc s 4S
llel evue 6 54
Bckinton u on 4 '-'.
r u r m
STATIONS.
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Pianos, Orsaos, and Sewinj iVIachincs.
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Imeand atLESi UU4l'tbin tnose remote from
TTUUIUKtUU.
send model, drawlnir, or photo.wlth description.
We advise If patentable or not, free ol charge.
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IlLOOStSUUltH, PA.
Eeal Estato Bought and So.d.
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11 07
II 15
11 23
11 Vrt
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11 37
11 44
11 4S
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12 VII
12 2(1
12 30
12 87
12 41
12 4
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1 11
1 1
1 25
1 30 I
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south,
r m
2 05
15
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0 40
li 18
7 (.5
7 14
7 VU
7 2f
7 31
7 55
7 42
7 4
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8 22
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8 33
8 38
8 45
8 42
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Taylorvlllc. r vo 10 no 214 6 311
.acKawauna ( 10 un 2 si a iw
Ittston 6 .Id in Hi 2 28 (I 45
West I'lithion f. 42 in 22 284 50
Wyomlnz. tl 17 1(1 27 2 39 8 55
Maltby r. si 10 30 ... 6 59
liennett , c 5', 10 31 2 47 7 03
Kincston ti 58 10 ss am 7 07
Plymouth Junction.... 7 05 10 42 2 64 7 12
l'lymotuu 7 in iu 47 2 59 7 10
Avoudale IN 10 51 3 0.1 7 21
Nantleoke 7 111 in 55 3 no 7 25
nuniock'H 7 21 11 02 8 m 7 43
SMctenlnny T 47 11 12 3 29 7 ss
iiick's rerry j 1122 33s v 07
lteacti Haven, 8 01 11 28 8 45 8 13
Berwick s 07 11 37 3 51 a 2t
Unarcreek s 13 3 67 827
willow Orovo Kin 11 4s 4(11 8 31
I.lmoKldKO 8 20 11 52 4 05 8 3'
Espy. 8 211 11 til 4 12 8 II
UlooinsburB 8 32 12 n."i 4 18 8 47
llupert 8 37 12 111 4 21 8 i.a
CatawtssA 8 '2 12 1 5 4 29 8 67
Danville 8 57 1! 30 4 40 9 15
Chtllflaky 9 03 4 54 9 21
Cameron 11 e7 is 10 6 no 9 28
NORTIirMBSM.AIsD 9 W 12 6 5 18 9 45
AH r v. e m ru
Connections nt llnprrl wllh l'lillf.flplnlil jp
Heading Kallroad for Tflirahend, Tnmnqiin. Will.
Iiinisport. siiiihiiry. I'r.tlsvi lc. He. At Noithum.
norland with I. E. l)lv. i: M u. mr llarrtfbiirtr.
Lock ll.win, Kmporl'iti', w.mrii, corry and Erie.
V. r, IIAI.vritAl). (, n. Vor.,
scranton, l'a
C. .A SNOW & CO.,
Oppoaltn Palo rt urn Wanhli vim,. 11 (i
5
July ll-d.L.
PARKER'S
UAID nil o A ml
Cleanul and Uauiifict tli lialr.
I'romolei a luiuriint prowlh.
o ."I1" ""imui Lour.
IFniTrQU uinia anil tiAlr idlinn
Parlies ileslrlnf! tnlmy Imrsesnnil wignns
Tould (In well tn call on li e nbovn.
FRAZERoaree
JIET IN THE WOIU
Merchant. Bu l,e; G.r.llr,
1 AGENTS W ANlED.TfS:
JOHNSTOWN FLOOD
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Philadelphia, & ' Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
IM!
TIME TABLE.
in effect MAY is 16K. Trains leave Bunbuiy
EASTWAltl)
9.40 a.m.. Kea KhOlf RxurpM rnnllv vrnrt
Sunday), for IItirrlfbur;anu!iiii iirtoiatct1atloM,
arriving at Philadelphia 3.16 y. m. j Mew 'inrk,
3.50 p. in. j nultlmore, 2.60 p. ra. ; Wum'.Nf-tci),
4.oo p. m., connci'tliiR at Pbii.idelplila rorall Hen
snore polnlB, TUrougb paaeencer coach to
Philadelphia.
. . I.3 p. rru Pnj EsrrefP
dally escept SundayJ.forllarrlfturk'ancflu lermo
diate stations, arriving Ht P u 1 1 a d e 1 r h la
6.50 p. m. i New .York, 9.3f. p. m. j Jiniiiiuore
M5 p. ra. : WaihlEKtou, uo n. m. Parlor car
t!iroiili to Phlladelnliln and patK'pger coaches
tbrongb to Philadelphia and Uaitlmore.
8 tn p. m. licnovo Aefoirn.odnuon (daily
for llarrlsburg and all liit'rrorllatr t aliens, arriv
ing at Philadelphia 4.25 a. in. j New York 7.10 a. in.
Baltimore. 6.15 1. m. ; Washington esn a. m. :
Pullman sleeplngcufroin Ilarrl-bure to Phlladel
phla and New York, l'lillailelnhia paMRengera can
remain In hIm-p-ii- unnNntrb-d until 7 a. m.
I.ro a. ra. Krle Mall (dallj) tor llarrlsburg and
Inlennedlate stntloOH. urr ftng at Philadelphia
c.Eo a. tn. New York, u.vi a. m.; Through I'ullinan
slerpini; can and paaMn.ei roaches to Piuiadel.
pnl.
3 m a. m. SoUfrn Hjpreai (Iillv) for llirrla.
our anil lntirmedKW stitlnns arriving a'. II till
more 7.W1, and Wniil gton i. and throutjli Pull .
mniiMt plagoan lo U tlt'iu mi and A'ashlnrtia,
and througb pas.i-nj'ir o .muo to luitlinira,
WKstwaHIi.
5.10a. m. Erltt Mall i1all), for Erlo nrl ot
Canandnigua nd Intermedial a stations, Hocnoa
ter, llutralo i d Niagara Kails, with Ihrouirli Pull
man Paiijecars andpaSinniieriioaches to Erie and
Hocwtcr.
9.53-News Kxpress ( dally (or Lock Haven
and lntermedlate statlons.
1.41 p. in. Niagara Express (dally except nun
y) for Kane, Cai a Hgua and Inu-nnedtateBts-tlons
K liester, llutralo awl Niagara Kal!Blth
thriinglipasHenger eoaelwi.ri;ane and Hochester
and Parlor car to Watklrs. -
6.30 p. m. Fast Line (dally except Kuudaylfor Ite.
novo, Watklns and Intcrmedlatf stations, with
thronirh passenger coaches t o ltcnovo and WatklEs.
10.42 p, rn. Wllltamiport Kxprefs (tallr excupt
fiunday) for W'tllUu sport ai.d Intermediate sta
tlona. TnllOUOH TJtAlNS FOll SUNllVItY F1IOMT11B
EAbTNU MOUTH.
Newo Eipress leavo. Philadelphia 4.S0 a.m.
Ilaltlinore, 4.30a. m llarrlsburg. s.10 a. m. dally
arriving at Kunbury 9.63. a. in
. , t. " Nlnrara Express tcaves
PhlIadelphla,H.tOa.m.j aslilngton 8 I0a.rn.llal
Umore 9.00 a. m.fda'li ejcei t unda arriving at
giin,bry, 1.43 p.tfl., with through Parloi oar from
I n ade phla andinrouirh passenger coacbeB from
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Fast line leaves Now oi k 9.00 a. m. i Phlladel
phia.u.soa. m.! Washlngion, 9.50 a. m.i Daltl.
more, 10.45 a. in., (dally rrcpt Hunday) arriving at
wiiu inrouiMi
lliroutrh pasfecger
naiiiiiioiu
Buiibun. 6.3U p. m. with
coaches Irom Philadelphia nml
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m. Philadelphia 6.31. p. m w mington 2 60 p. m
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Ing at Kunbnry 10 ta p. in.
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more, 11.20 p. mwdally) auiriuvsi nunburyMU
f.V.m-J y"tn through Wllmati Meeplng care from
Philadelphia, WarJllngton ur.d lltlilmore and
through passengsr coaches from Philadelphia
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LIFE SCHOLARSHIP
BUSINESS COLLEGE
1100 ChMtt St., PhUUs.
I'mIUobm far Uradutu.
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12.10 p.m. 4
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at UloomFerrV6.2.lii. in.. WlikeH-barre V.IO p. n.
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ever ,ng ftt ul00,v? Wtm- W.SJ p. ip., Hunbury 1.3 0 p. m
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rtvlng at lilwiirr Ferr 10 41 a. ui., Mlc-l!arro
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