THE COLXJMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBUEG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
THE QHAHT 0' QHAIBLEE.
Tho incident 1 am about to roliito
ocourro.l to myself whon on a visit to
an old houso frtr in Uio wilth of Koss
hiro. Scotland Is tho land of visions,
fow nro tho plriccn tint linvo not Borne
tradition attached to them. Gloomy
and grim stand tho old houses, and
tbero la a oauao lor their forbidding os
peot, Tho eullon shadow of past
crimes hangi over thorn.
Laat autumn I was Invilod by my
doar old friond, tho Laird o' Qliairlce,
to mako ono of a shooting party as
sombllng there. Sport W good there,
if anywheroj aud, moreover, tho
laird ownod a covoy of pretty daugh
ters, who would bo suro to make
things llvoly and plca?aut.
I arrived, then, at Qhairloo sta
tion full of hopa and proparoJ for
onjoymont. I brought with mo my
guns and my beloved violin, without
which I nover travel.
Ghairlco itself is a curious old house;
tho passages run about it in an extreme-
ly complicated fashion, up ono stop
to a room, down two stops into it, and
so on.
old towor;
dashed at him mado a grab at his
coat struck tho wall t tho man was
none 1
I stood stupidly tho passago wns
dark as pltoh. Could ho havo slipped
aside, and bo waiting to stnko T
Then thon, with n revulsion that
sent tho blood curdling baok to my
heart, it shot through mo t
How did 1 sco him, being in tho
dark 7
away, nnd then ho stolo Into tho llttlo
passago loading lo ttio lower rooms and
hid there, and that night ho murdered
tho laird's young brldo when uono was
within call but tho fcoblo old servinir
woman.
'Hor picture bancs bolow. noor
loddy,'' added tho laird. "Mavis Is
enough liko hor to bo herself! lint you
should have told us of tho warning in
tho passage, laddie, and myself should
That ho was thoro for no nood was havo minded what nlcht it was. and
fiuflloleiilly demonstrated but how told you to sleep with Dougald. For
could I see him t I experienced a curi
ous sensation as it broko upon mo that
tho man I had behold was not Included
in tho census of this planet. I felt a
UnnUnir in my limbs and a buzzing in
..... nnma 'Pi.,. nant!A.. ..na .Vi..atin1
only mentally, I miy say thoro was a
compl'jto and instant bhnk.
As tho shook passed over I pulled
myself together and retraced my steps
down tho passago nnd into tho drawing
room. It seomod sti-ango, that lighted
room and tho common-place ocoupants.
. , J, . --i
who passes tho night in tho tower
rooms on tho 7th of October, must aye
coatho Ghalsto1 Ghalrleil" London
Soolcty.
UO AND SEE FOR Y0UR8ELr.
Tho announcement of n series of
what have become known as harvest
excursions, to bo run by tho Chicago
as Northwestern ltailway during tho
months of August. Soptember and
October, will be joyfully recolvcd by n
Sly steps had been almost noisolois largo number of our readers who aro
bn tho thick carpet of tho corridor, nnd beooming interested in those portions
tin nnn nntip.i'il niff amiroach. I stood, of tho wonderful Northwest, reached
Tho hall ts a portion of the nerhans. for fivo minutes in tho doorway, by this railroad and its connections
3r; tho walls of immenso thick- shadowed by a portiere, and gradually Topographical and sectional
Invo
long
boon
ness. Mil? ruuuiom
mado by different laird
gathered to their fathers.
I did not boo nil ot th'n tho nigM of
my arrival in sooth, it was so dark
that 1 could distinguish vory liltiu as
the dog cart span up tho avenue; but 1
did notice tho black mass on my left
as wo turned a very sharp oorner
o block of building, and on my right,
a sullen roar as if angy waters boilod
over in a torrent to dash upon rocks in
tho dark depth, tar, tar below.
Tho noxl momont wo drew up be
foro tho door, barred and studded with
groat iron nails. Light was pouring I tho girl I deeply loved and had scon
mars ac-
tho norfeot natural and human cxnres- companied by vivid descriptions nnd
sion of tho room and tho people, chat- voluminous crop icports, aro oxcolleut
ting pleasantly, with too clear lamp- meumms lor awnKoning ino interest oi
light full upon their familiar faces, so- homo Bookers in a now country, and
bered mv excited sense, I began to feel theso supplemented, by opportunities
that I had come very near making my- placed within tho reach of all for visit-
solf supremoly ridiculous. What I saw tng tho country at a season when ox
or rathor what 1 now oeuovoa i nan net uemonBtrii'ion can ua mauo ni us
fancied I Baw was ono of those merit, givo convincing evnfonoe oi tho
strange optical illusions, born of men- fact that tho North-Wcstcrn Company
tal oxaltatioD, and taking as is usually has eulnccrtt taith In tho regions travel
tho case, a most uno"xpeotod and ed by its lines, to extend unusual frcil
Unfamiliar form. I had boen car
ried away by tho music by tho
nresonco and oloso sympathy of
from tho hall, and tho laird stood in
tho doorway surrounded by a howling
bodveuard of terriers.
"Whist, dogs 1 Como in, laddio 1"
And my old friend gathered mo in
to his ancestral hall with highland bos
nitalitv. We passed up a low stair
way, and across a thickly carpeted
corridor furnished with strange pieces
of antique workmanship frowning
cabinets nnd carved ohairs from which
uncanny faces leered in tho firelight
ThO drawing room was at the far end
and there wcro again two or three steps
loading to it alcove. By tho sido of
these Bteps and against the wall stood
a hne old press ot marquotne, quainuy
inlaid and used, as I afterward learned
for tho stowing away of odds and ends,
of nothing and all things. It was heio
that my viol' i soon found a place, and
I laid it, in its modern embroidered
case, by tho sido of a quaint old lute
about which was twisted a faded, moth
eaten ribbon.
"This," said tho laird's pretty daugh
ter, touching it reverently, "has a his
tory. Wo keep it here pretty as it
is because nono of us liko to look on
it" But all this belongs elsewhere
in my story.
Report had not exaggerated the
charms of tho old laird's daughters
Four of them he had tho youngest.
a charming child tho eldest, already
appropriated But there remained the
adorable second and tho exquUite
third, and after a day ot painful un
certainty I fell beforo Cho first of theso
two, who was called by tho tuneful
name of jslavis, and who bad a musi
cal fever akin to my own. Together
wo trilled and tummcd and turned
leaves and played lovo songs and mad
rigals, serenades and sonatas, and
when wo did not play we talked mu
sic, and when wo did not talk music,
wo talked ah well! suftico it to
say that tho days hurried by and the
weeks flow after them and I had been
a guest at Ghairleo nigh on to a
cond month, and my heart belonged to
JUavis.
Tho cream of shooting was over and
tho party much diminished. Uno or
two men only remained besido myself,
and a pretty young woman a neigh'
bor of tho laird's who had como for a
two weeks' visit. Wo were gathered
in tho drawing room and somebody
asked for music. I went out to tho
fire lighted hall to the old cabinet to
my violin, and mavis went with me.
Wo lingered there, alone, for a mo
ment lust for tho sako of lingering..
It was then Mavis spoke about the
Into. I took it in my bands and, as I
did so, a thin, faraway wail of melody
seomed to sweep past us and lose it
bcU in the dimness boyond tho glow of
tho firelight.
"What was that T'' I asked sharply.
Thon, seeing that Mavis only trembled
in reply, I added quiokly: "I must
have jarrod tho old thing."
"JL'ut it. down, said Mavis, "it is
nncanny. Wo never touch it. It be
longed to tbo Ghaist o' Ghairleo!"
no lieavon born vision but something
iireotlv ODnosito to overv imago which,
. - - ... - ,
just thon should havo possessed my
menial vision, i inu nueu ow.iiuiy,
creeping, lurking, murderous yos i
murderous that is wnat was wnuon
in every lino of tho ovil face and
crouching form murdor!
I shuddered trom head to loot.
Then I pulled myself togt-thor again
and thankful that my return to tho
drawing-room bad been unobserved. I
dctormined to depart as quietly as l
Had come. This 1 tnanagod success
fully, and lighting a oandio this time
at tho head of the staircase, I entered
tho passago loading to my room and
reached it in my usual prosaic manner,
iMthougu now thoroughly convinced
that 1 had been tho victim or a tempo
rary hallucination, i lelt bv no means
comfortable. My now accomplishment
was by no moans an agreeable ono, and
my nerves wero bauiy snaken.
"Fool 1 1 apostrophized rayseit po
litely, and glad, after all, that 1 had
not absolutely appeared one in tho oyes
of Mavis and her family, I began lo
undress. First, however, I soarohed
my sleeping and dressing rooms
thoroughly and found them quite free
from tho presence of ray ill looking
friend of the passage. Tho dressing
room was a queer llttlo place one of
tho few rooms of tho tower that had
stood tho ravages of timo and tho only
ono in the houso that had not been,
from laird to laird, added to and im
proved upon. It was curious enough,
and some of its old worm eaten oak
had stood since tho oarliest days
of Ghairleo.
I went to bod and vory soon, it
seemod to me, I fell asleep. Very
soon, too, it Beeined to me, I was awek-
enod by I know not what !
ities for all to go and see for 4 onrsolf.
Tho excursions will bo fivo in , n
bar, and wil loavo Chicago August Cth
and 20th, Septomber 10 and 24th, oud
October 8ih. Tickets can bo purchas
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Accepted Suitor: Won't you find it
awkward when you- moet your other
two husbands in heaven!
Interesting Widow: 1 do not expect
to meet cither ot them there.
-D. "That's a
thoroughly awake,
J) or several minutes l heard nothing.
Then tho dismal howling of adog came
to me, as if from tho adjoining room
and yet it bad a smothered sound as if,
although near me, its howls worn being
stilled. Suddenly this sound ceased, and
then oamo a stealthy, creeping sound,
and 1 saw a crouching hgure against
my wall-tho same hgure, the Same
ovil face now turned Btra'ght toward
me. the same murderous expression
all, as it had, just as suddenly, appear
ed in the hall
And tho room was in porlect dark
ness.
But though the man continued to
gaze straight into ray oyes bo moved
trom, not toward, me slowly and steal
thily until he reached the door leading
into tho dressing room, and through
this he disappeared.
With one bound 1 followed him. 1
forgot tho doadly fear that had seized
upon me at sight of this monster, as I
believed him, of my imagination. I
rushed after him and would havo thrwn
myself upon him in another instant, had
not something rooted mo to the thresh
old powerless. In yain I endeavored
to move hand or limb, in vain I attem
"To the Ghaist 1" cried I, langhing I ptod to cry aloud when I found myself
l . 1. ,i l ..I.. I! r .! T . l
l Precious Relic.
very tunuy old cano you have got
there. I'd like to buy it from you."
E. "Can't sell it. It is an old fam
ily heirloom. I wouldn't sell it for
1 sat un in bed and listened intentlvl anything in the world. My great-
I irrnnnt r nor lianrt In ma
grandfather used to maul my great-
grandmother with it. (Texas Sift
Pgs).
perhaps not altogether heart'ly
for though I certainly did not beliovo
in ghosts, there had been somotliing in
that wading strain to set ono s nerves
on a quiver; "you Scotch lassies, for
sooth, must still beliovo in your
ghaista! There was nover a doeent
bluided Highland body without a
ghaist in his castle! You must intro
duco mo some day to yours!" And
so, laughing and toasing hor to bring
baok tho roses to her cheeks, if, indeod
I could, I led her again to the drawing
room, whero a merry crowd and an
hour or two of my beloved musio with
my dear violin soon chased the Ghaist
o' Ghairleo from my thoughts.
My rooms wero in tho tower in
thatsamo black pilo of stone round
whioh I swopt on tho evening of my
arrival, and my windows looked out
over tho torront which roared its way
coaslessly from rock to rook to a shud
deling depth, and then toro on in a
dark Bullon stream.
I bado Mavis good night w'th a hur
ried pressure of her littlo fingers for
thoy all stood around us in tho draw
ing room and alio did not offer to go
out into tho hall, and then I sprang
lightly up mo sieiis. Humming a strain
of tbo bit of Beothovon we had bcon
going over.
The largo oorridor was illuminated
by a lamp. A smaller passago led
away from it, and my room opened in
to this passago now in profound dark
ness. There wero candle sticks on tho
table at the head of the flight of steps,
uui, auer i iouna out mo way to my
rooms nnd had grown accustomed to
it, I rarely stopped to lHit ono. To
night I mado no exoeption to my cus
tom, and went swinging down tbo pas
sago towards ray tioor.
I had found it, and was nbout to
turn tho handle when I saw before me,
a few feot distant, a man crouching,
with his car closo against tho wall
level with ray door. Ho slowly turn
od ma iioaq anu stared straight at me.
A moro ovil expression I hnd nover en
countered, so full was it of threatening
, . 1 1 !!!.
naie anu uoviiihu purpose.
I stood fascinated, watching tho
man. I'rcsontly, with hand outsproad
loeifng along uio wan, ho began creep
ing toward mo i at tho same moment
tho dismal howling of a dog, apparent
ly in ono of tho rooms, became audible.
lno-ipable of motion I stood as if
chained gaggod helpless-speechless.
Aud before mo crept, tho man. always
skulking along tho wall.
Now my oyes traveled beyoud him
to divino hiB destination, and thoro
before tho mirror of the old dressing
table, with hor bonny brown hair all
unbound and her little, whito bare feet,
showing beneath her looso night robe,
and in her hands tho old lute with a
pale ribbon wound about it, there oh,
my Uo II stood Mavisl Kueoling beside
her was an old waiting woman. h,ven
in my speechless agony I knew I paus
ed, trying to pla'io her, but sho was
some one IoouId not rcmomber to have
s'en about Uhairlee. alio stroked and
kissed her lady's hand my lady's hand
and seemed to say somo soothing
word, but though I saw her lips moved
try as I would 1 could hoar no sounds.
X struggled frantically tor tho power
to cry aloud but my tonguo was held
by somo terrib'o forco I could neither
save nor warn my darling of that ghas
tly shadow that is creeping nearer, over
nearer.
Merciful Godl
Without a sound noiseless as fate
merciless doath giving tho figure
roso from its crouolung posture nnd
stood behind tho two women. With
some hideous gleaming weapon uplifted
to strike, with his evil face distorted
bv tho passion nnd iiuont to kill reflect
ed in all its ghastly horror in the long,
i"rn glass, into which my poor, lost
Mavis Started as if already stricken, the
man stood tor an instant enjoying m
anticipation this dark and bloody deed.
Then thero was a sudden flash as tho
tb'ng ho carried descended a dull.
crushing blow, and at last too late
my voico camo to mo.
Ono shriek that should ht o rallied
long forgotten lairds to tho defense and
then unconsciousness.
Whon i opened ray oyes, Mavis, ray
own Mavis, stood besido mo. Thon I
saw tho kindly face of the laird.
After a while, J told ray story.
Then ho told his,
Many years ago thoro was a Laird
of Ghairleo who had a cruel, wicked
brother. This brother plotted to over
throw all who stood in his way, but
tho laird was too strong for him and
found him out for a wicked, murderous
doss bo tha gates of Ghairleo wero
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A-&-Lo.-JJec,-7-iy,
Scraps of Wit.
Pollocman fjtcrnlv). "What nro
you doing on tho Btrcot at this hour of
the night 1"
JTowJer (lovfullv). "Hv Goorcc
you'ro oxaotly tho man I want to sco 1
I'm trvlnff to find a saloon." (Chlcaro
Tribune).
A Vcncrablo Cotnnlaint. Sho.
You needn't think I am tho onlv
wlfo who complains about liavlnn
nothing to wear."
no. "JNo, I don'l th'nk ao. Moth-
r Kvo originated the cmplaint and it
inn been hereditary with tho sex over
hinoe." (Omaha World).
Literary Item. Visitor. "My
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contributions. Is thero anything
ntnong them vou can mot"
iiditor. "Yos tho postatre stamps.
(Texas Siftings).
Several of Them. Brown. "How
s Jones getting on building his houso!"
Smith. "Slowly. A falling timber
njurcd ono of his hands so ho cannot
woik."
Drown. "Jones was workinrr this
morning and nppoarcd all right.
oiniin. "Yes, ho is all richt; its
ono of his hired hands that's hurt,"
(O.uaha World).
A Itaro Entertainment. Qns.
What did you think of our amateur
Urlcals, Aliss Mimk-T Kathor a
iro ('iitcrtainment, was it not t"
Miss Mamio. "Well or yes: it
wa-i.'i't vory well done, to bo suro."
(Harper's Hazir).
Tho Wholo Truth Judge. "Miss,
what is your aget
witness. "1 am past 20. '
Judge. "You mint bo moro expli
cit.',
Witness. "Well, i ara oetwecn 20
and 30."
Judge. "No moro trifling. Stato
your exact age."
Witness. "I ll be 30 day alter to
morrow." (Omaha World)
Thompson's Fears, Peterson. "I
ny, Thompson, didn't you talk to mo
it one tiraool going to the war'
Tnompson, "Hush! keep quiet,"
"What do you mean 1"
'If Tanner gets wind of it ho will
figure out that the government owes
in,- $20,000 back pension money and
brag about it in the papers, and my
creditors will gobblo it up. Don't say
anything about it. (Texas sittings)
wm
Yot Pitmuj nit aniffKls
and crocer thmntrhmi t
the united states and
uanaaa.
37 NORTH FRONT ST. 38NORTIT VVATRR ST.,
roiMALK uv DKUiKiisrs and am, ukalkkh.
th
n TRUTHS FOR THE SICK.n
ltTijmutlTivitli
mnuiieiiaiuiaiieom
feeling; If bo, use
Sulphur Hitteus;
it will euro you.
THE GREAT
German Remedy.
t-ur ttiucu i lea till y
IMItousHiH'tlftdcncnu
onSruMiUKliiTTKiis!
It Tvlll cure you.
l.UUO wllMiO tai(1
f or a ca w hero b V i
I'HUR 14TTEK8 will
uotftsBlstorcure. 11
never fall.
Unci um V6 ho art
S closely cunllDeil 1
the nil 11a ami work
nBbops; clerVi.who do
not urocure euiHclent
111 exercise, ami all who
111 are cun 0 netl In doors,
1 1 should use HuLi'inMtl
lllmTTKui. Tt.oywni
m not then he weak aud
CIraii.iat.tia YlHiiiod
blood when you &ci
I nc tlirmich the skin
in nmpiea.uioicncs,
ind Horcs. lEelr on
Snu'ium Junxits,
um iicaiia wm ioi
i low.
It uii du nt wtsli
to Puffer from Uheum
atlt.ni, use a little oi
SUU'HUlt JIITTKUS ;
It ucrer fidls to cure
M Duu't ho without a
tzz nottiff. Try it: yon
II will not retire t U.
1
health, who aro all
run down, ho uld nst
MIL.'HITII liITTKltK.
bULl'IIUUllirTKllH
will cure I,lver(!om
plaint. Don't Iws dts
miniircu: Jt, u 1U tUTt-
I'ti.
hl'LNIUU Ili nilKH
ivTl)thuililyouuiand
inaLo you strong and
iiunuuya
MIL PliUII liirtKUM
iwlll make your blood
ltire,rtfhnndbtrong,l
ini i your nesu UHni,
'iry Miuium lUr-
ri:ns to. night, ami
'ou will sli-ep well
.md ft'el lwtUT furlL
E3
Dotou want tha bc&t aloillcjll W'ltrk: iitilih.)i,17
Ftrnl 3 4-K-cnt stamjis to A. 1". Ohdwat & Co,
lloutou, llass., auU iccslve a copy, free.
J. R. SMITH & CO
LIMITED.
MILTON. Pa.
UB4I.KUB IN
PIANOS,
UythstoUowlng wellknown makers;
ChickcriJ2C)
"Wcbcr,
Ilallot & Bavin.
Can also furnish any of tho
cheaper makes at manufacturers
prices. JJo not buy a piano m
fore getting our prices.
,o.
Catalogue and Price lists
On application.
.l04t.KI-
He Was fond Himself-
"Yes," said a Kontuokiau who had
been m tho far West, "Indians aro
powerfully fond of whisky. Let 'um
mire cet a tasto of whisky an' thoy'll
uive up everything for it. An old
ohii-f out in Western Dakota offered
mo a pony, saddle, bridle, blanket and
I don't know what elso for a pint of
whit-ky I had with me."
"And you wouldn't oivo it to him."
"Not much. That was tho last pint
1 had left, lint it shows how fond In
Hants arts of whisky." Pipe of Peace.
The Water Too Deep.
Aft(-r coaxing and flatt-rincf him fo
thn-e 01 four days tbo Judge finally
consented to co fishir ; with us. Thero
was in thing of tlio egol'sl about hira,
but his friends from Baltimore had
tri ven us to undestand that he was
great man. Ho was a scientist, a scrv
nut, a philosopher, a statesman an his
torian, a geologist, nnd a great deal
m.irc, :v,d when wo got hira to talking
about fi-h ho cavo us pointers on the
finny tribe clear back to tho days of
me ark.
After a sail of two miles wo got
down n toe inning grounds, and as it
was just half flood tach one had plenty
ot buxin ss on hand tor the next hour,
The Judo was on my right, and whil
l was pulling in a lively ush every
iither miuuto ho didn't tr,;t i eintrle blto.
I hoar him mutterinj; and growling,
but had no time to invt-H'i ato.
was on'y after tlio run and when each
on-t h'hk counting up from twenty-
live to sixty as his catoh that the Judg
oroke out with.
"And here I've sat all this timo and
not ouclit a single one?"
I took hold of Irs lino and drew it i
and t'n r was a kinkfish on each hook
and both dead. They ha-l drowned
themn Ives. Thero was a roar
laughter and when it hid subsided the
.lutljrf innocently proUstod:
'Well, how was I to know I ha-l
fiihf Tho water is so dtip I oau't seo
e ni ueiroit jree I'ress.
PERRINE'S
run it
BAULKY
WALT WHISKEY.
I)nrii,i.D trom selected llarlur Maltnnd guaranteed to be ohcmlfallr ra
anu ireorrom injuriousousand adds oden contained In alcoholic llnuort. li
ospocialir adnptt'd to persons requiring a atlmulatlnir tonic, ronsumptlvea bein
rreatly bencntted by lis use. Ilei.ommcnded by leadlnc Physicians as a Dluretl
Nerrlno, Tonlo and Alterative. Yot Consumptlvca It Is Invaluable. rEHKlNKS
I'UltB I1A lll.UY MALT WIIIHKIIV Insures a return of viKOr to tho stomach, b (food
n,.i-i,iie, h nun nna nuunanni dioou ana increased nebii ana muscuiaruiwue.
stimulant mild and gentlo In effect. Dyspepsia, indigestion and all waMtnir dl
eaics can ba entirely ronqucred by tho uso or rcrrlne's I'ure liarley alt Whlskeyi
It la a tonta nnd ilmrprin and n nnurnrrnl at, rtiirltmnpr In ttio pntlrn RVRtrm. l'KH.
IIINK'H I'UIIK 1IA lir.K V MAll' WlllHKKl lias proved a medicinal protection to
iuui.j wnu iHirsnu luuiravouations in tlio npin air unu wnoso aauy worKutwia u
exceptional powcra nf endurance Aik jojI uvareat druggist or grocer lor lor
rRllllINK'SIU'ltli UAHI.KY MAI.T WlllsKKY revives the energies of those worn
out with excosslvo onllly or mentnleffort aud acts as n safeguard against exposure
In wet and rigorous weather. I twill drive nil malarious dlauases from tho system.
Hard workers of vtry vocation and persons whom a wrtontnry lire renders prone to
jijm-part nnn in ri-rrino's i'ure nancy
Mall Whisker a powerful Invlgorant
and helper lo dltiesllnn. I'KKUINK'.m
I'tUlK illAHLKV MAI.T WIIIHKIIV
without, unduly stimulating tho kid
keys Innroiscs thlr flagiilng activity,
ounteracoi t corrects of fatigui, lin
ens convalcso nco and Isn whole wmu
proinptldli etlo. Watch tho label I
Nono genulnou. loss bearing the slgnu
Tlio analysis as It appears by thoLai
el on every buttloi I have carefully an
ilyzert tnul'ORH IUblst Mait Wais
sr mado by M. ft J.K l-errlnonnd nnd
it entirely freo fromfus"! oil.fiirrurql,
metals nnd acids and Is ab'Olutely
pure." svinM, ctnnffM Arthur Mater,
(Intauit'eorilm Unlirrnltlet 0 ituntch,
tleytpnx and HVlJOorfen
PHIL A
It won't iiAKisimKAU-In other words.
ILiod's S usapirilla will not do irapossi-
tiiiitiuJ. its proprietors toll plainly
A'lnt it has done, submit proofs from
mm cm nf iinqiidslionud reliability, and
ak you frarikly if you are suffering
from iny disease or aff jolioa caused
tr prompti d by impure blood or low
auto of thu system, to try Strsaparilla.
I ho exp-Tiunco ol othors is sulbcient
iKSiira io i that you will uot be d'lBap.
poiule J in the result.
BivedMy Child's Life.
J. S. Wowcr, Sjcrularv Iron Sioain
boat Company, Now York says: I
'-vi n ii miv to tho public that 1 had a
child alt mt four years of ng, lying at
lliu I oint ot uoith will summer com
plaint, ( liarrhnii) tho doctor and all of
nt having given up hopo. The doctor,
liowevi-r. advised us to cot somo of
Spuur's l'o t Wine, and givo her a lit-
Uu at a tune very little, but often.
As a lan resort wo did so, and I say
that Speei's l'ort Wine saved her life.
Sliu is my only child. I had ncvor
seen Mr. Sjiui r, but with tears of joy,
1' went and told mm that his wino had
saved the life of my only child.
Kvery scrap of iron or wood within
roach up m the Eiffel Tower is com
pletely covered with names and dates,
Tlio interiors of the lifts aro covered,
and tho glass wind protectors ot tho
o!ovators on tho various floors aro
rapidly boing filled up.
IIoHpltal ItcniL'illeH.
What aro they? The growth of Intclll
gencu In medical matters has given rlso to
a demand for a class of genuine, rcllablo
medicines, The opportunity of tbo Igoor.
untqnack, who grew rlcb curing everj thing
out of a f ingle bottle has passed. To supply
satUfiirtmlly tbls demand this list of reme
dies bus been created. Tliey are tlio favor
fto prt-vcilpllnnt of the most famous medi
cal pruclinners of the day, gathered from
Hie huapltals of London, Paris Ilcrllo aud
Vienna. Prescriptions which cost the
patients of these specialists from $23 to
$',00, uie lit-re offered, prepared and ready
for use, at the nominal price nf One Dollar
Btelt. Not one of then Is a cure all j each
oun has only the rcasonublo power of curing
a single disease and each one keeps Its con.
tract. Buflvrers from Catarrh, Diseased
Lungs, Jlronohltls, Asthma, Consumption,
ltlu-umritlsm, Dyspepsia, Liver and Kidney
ComiiUluts. Fever aud Aeuc. Neuralula.
Female Weakness, Leucorrucca, or Nervous
Debility, should send stamp for descriptive
catalogue to Hospital Ilcmcdy Co., No.
U'jSi West King St., Toronto, Canada. It
your drUKClst docs not keep theso remedies
remit prtco uul we will send direct (ret) ot
amy.
wiioi.rsAi.r ukai.krs in
SOU-. AOKNIS 10R
Henry Maillard's Fine Candies. Fresh Every Week.
2E2ST T GOOIDS SPECIALTY.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
F. F. Adams & Co's. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Sole agents of the following brands of Cigars i
Homy Clay, Londres, Nonnal, Indian Princess, Samson, Silvor Ash.
Any order for Festivals will be supplied with the Lowest MarUt Trices, as follows I
Oranges. Lemon?, ream IW5-
Banariaj, pcanMtj, rmond, Ifr
Eniijh Wftlntt5, "pop orn Qallj.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
c. 6. Robbies,
Foreign and Domestic
ANt
BLOOMSBURG PS
INDUCEMINTS
-IN-
Pianos, Organs, and Sewing Machiaos.
Music
- - - - Warerooms
PATENTS
veitsma mil Ur.enatuil,inil all l-atent
slaau eon 1 total for M 1 1) t tin: runs.
OUIt OfPIOK IS U'i'lSU'B II. S. I'ATHNT
yvivk. wen i void si'i.ii-jiaies, u II business
lroct. tieuce can tran-iict Ditont na-iitie-t in i.a
lmeana atmss COiTtUiu tuoso remote from
nuu uiiuDiiuianiuK, ur iuui.ii, VI IK II (leacnpUOn,
Wo advise If patentnole or not freo ot chart'e.
Our fee not due till patent in si-currd.
A booky'llow to out Uu l'au.nU." ltlirefcrenees
o actual clients la your ffuto, county, or town,
dntfres. Address
C. .A SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent dm . Washington, n.d
CHESjNl)T 1 '(
Ev-ry Suit wo sell U a walking aU
vtrtlfcmtmt for in. Thruands of
pleased customers aro spreading the
reputation of tlm Hest JMadn (Jloth
inu In 1'l.lladeliiliia for Mm. liovs
and Children. We link JSest Quality
to Lowest Prices.
ft. C. YATES & CO.
LEDOER BUILDINO,
SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STC.
I'llILaDKUMIIA.
THE. HAY FEVER SEASON
July, AiiKUHt, Hcptcmlicr.
"At this roiso i. whtn llfo offers tlio irreateat. at
tractions and tho most d"llirlittill resources tn npr.
sons wlinso soiimlness cf body ncrinlta out of-door
cxerclso and ainuaeinents, multitudes nro debar
nit frn-n tuo J )rs ot tho summer by nay raver, ono
of tlio most exaspera luir, wearisome, and depress
Ing Ills io wtilcli humanity is wibjcct-obnire, la
explicable, deseendlns on a irlvcn dito liko an In
vlslblo blow ot rate, Thu sufferers from hay fover
luvo lookod In vsln for any trustworthy remedy.
Many of them, however. Invo lioked In vnin hn.
cu3 they havo boen Ignorant of Uly's uream
llalin, an admirable remedy for hay fever In all
Its forms. Aureoablo In tho uso, entirely devoid ot
nny unpleasant nrtor-eltects. this Cream Halm
quickly allays Inflammation and tv u es tint rolio
fur whl:h tho BUtfercr his lon?od In vain." From
tiw vnrisimn union, new loric uny, July 18, lsS'J,
JELAWAKE, LACKAWANNA AND
BLOOMS15UI1G DIVISION.
STATIONS.
r M
NOKTnOMBSRt.AHD S 40
Uameron f f5
Chulasky 0 00
Danville c os
Catawlssa 0 !!5
ltupert.. o an
llloomhburg 0 30
Kspy. o ii
inline itiage.H...H o bit
wi now iirove......M. ... i a
Ilrlarcreck 6 6S
nerwick 7 us
Keach Haven 7 11
nick's Ferry 7 la
Hhlckshlnny 7 so
UUniUCK'B Y id
Nantlcoke 7 60
Avondnle 7 64
Plymouth 7 6U
Plymouth Junction,,,.. 8 03
Kingston 8 os
Dennett 8 12
Maltby 8 17
A'j-omlnt? 8 vi
West l'lttston s 27
l'lttston 8 33
Lackawanna 8 40
Taj lor vllle 8 48
Bellevue 8 64
BCKANTON U 00
r i
STATIONS.
A U
SCRANTOH S 10
Bellevue f, if
Taylorvllle 6 so
Lackawanna c 2-4
l'lttston c 3ti
west l'lttston e 43
Wyoming. 6 47
Maltby 0 51
Hennett c 69
Kingston 8 58
Plymouth Junction 7 06
Plymouth 7 10
Avondale 7 14
Nantlcoko 7 m
llunlock's 7 sit
Slitckshtnny T 47
Hick's Ferry 7 r5
Ucach Haven 8 01
lierwlck 8 or
llnarcreek 8 13
Willow Orove R in
LI mo Ridge. 8 20
8 SG
, 8 32
8 37
8 '2
8 67
, 03
07
2'J
A M
P M
1 C6
NOKTIf.
A. H. A. M
1010 U15
J,a WI,'UAMBi:AUCT10NEKIt.
l)IX)OM8BUlt(), PA.
Eoal Estate Bought and Sold.
Parties deslrlnR to buy horses anil wagons
"oulil ilo well to rail on Um al.ovo.
err ase
QHATKPULCOSI TOUTING,
. 1 THE WfllM
ut errU & EI? uS:txtVu Ltl .'iNp
, . hUH BALK Ilf 1 ,"K
M.rcbuat. .nd i,eM,;i G,a.,lr.
AGENT'5 WAlTTEDfflVS
Ml", JUitotratrd and pttt 1 v'if
' ' r Milium 1 vi mu
W s M m m
EPP'S COCOA. I JOHNSTOWN FLOOD
llUPAirWAun , HV Kl.KTCH HH .Iniiiiantf .laaAiu.i...,
IIUEAKFABT.
"ByathoroushkoowledKeottho natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion and
nutrition, and by a careful application of t ho nna
properties of well-selectod ifocoa. lr HnpshaB
Srovlded our breakfast tables with a delicately
avored beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors' bills. It Is by tho Judicious usj of such
articles ot diet, that a conitliutlon may bo gradual.
1 built up until strong onou,-u to resist every leu.
dency to dleasa. Hundreds of subtle maladies
are Boating around us io idy lo attack wii,-rtiu-r
there Is a weak point. Wo may escape many a
IttbiMBuaib uj Arcyui u irocivus well UlllllOJ with 1
nitrn hlnn Hnrt R nrnid.rlv nmtrl f-.wn T
htrvtar (Aut-iw. il ulo simply with bolUng water
Ub?l'led tons4 oal,r 10 aai tlQa b Oroceru,
JAUBHKl'PS m CO., Uomoaonathla Chemlsu.
ojt-d4t. Loadoa, Kugiand.
KuiKTCH!.,mJo"N?') Mllin book ever
epplea already sold, lxamijut autogSnhlfl
8.3S'4t!KBl'KI1 uo ' M3 Cne8tnut 1'Wla.
FTFTT noilAXB for
LIFE SCHOLARSHIP
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Wi thMUot SL, l'bllada.
l'ultloua rorllraduates.
Tliuo required 3 U4 waa.
jita j- jjuuipjxu. ileal
Coarsa ol Uij. Ctmlart
Ksnv..
Btoorasburg
ltunert
(.'atnwlssa
Danville
I'hulasky.
Cameron
NOKTHCVI BKHI.ANP.,
Cnnnectlniis at iiunert llli itillniioiniii
lleadin; Kallroad for Tamnncnd. Tamaaua. Will.
Ismspnrt. hunburv. 1'otiHvillM. , in. At M.-Mtin,.i.
borland with p. t k. I)lv. 1'. It. II. for llarrltburg,
Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren, corry nnd Erie.
-1 v 11 ,1 ,n-i,l . . ,
Scranton, l'a
1 68
2 14
X 1!)
1 21
2 2'J
8 4S
2 64
2 69
3 O'.l
3 10
3 26
335
3 8
3 43
8 62
3 6S
4 01
4 23
r m
A H
9 50
9 65
10 00
10 08
10 18
10 22
10 27
10 30
10 34
10 3S
10 42
1(1 47
10 61
10 55
11 02
11 12
II 22
II 28
II 87
ii'-49
11 52
11 69
12 05
12 10
12 16
12 30
1240
12 6
M
10 25
10 29
10 38
10 63
11 00
11 07
11 15
II 23
11 20
11 30
11 87
11 44
11 43
11 r,a
12 08
12 18
12 20
12 2fl
12 30
12 37
12 41
12 45
12 60
12 6b
I 03
1 11
1 19
1 25
1 30
P M
SOUTH,
P M
2 05
i"u
2 21
2 28
2 34
2 39
247
2 60
2 64
2 69
3 03
3 06
3 19
3 29
3 39
3 45
3 61
3 57
4 01
4 05
4 1!
4 18
4 24
4 29
4 46
4 64
5 00
5 15
1' V
0 i
6 31
C 40
6 (8
7 H5
7 12
7 VU
7 S7
7 31
7 .15
: 42
7 49
65
8 f 6
8 IT
8 22
8 34
8 33
8 88
8 45
8 49
8 63
8 68
9 3
T
0
62
C 30
6 37
6 45
6 60
6 65
6 59
7 03
7 07
7 12
7 16
7 21
7 25
7 43
7 56
8 07
8 13
8 2i
8 27
8 31
8 8,'.
8 41
8 47
8 62
8 67
9 IS
23
9 28
ii
H
'July la-am.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
x!
Philadelphia & Eric R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
M
TIME TABLE,
in cnoct MAY is 1689. Trains leavo tunbuiy
EASTWARD
9.40 a. m.. Kea Shorn Rirnrra fiinOf mmti
Sunday), forllanlsburgandlntermedlatestatloctt
arriving at Philadelphia s.15 v. m. ; Nework,
6.50p.m.; Baltimore, 2.60 p.m.: Washington,
J.Mlp. ra., connecting at Philadelphia for all Sea
Philadelphia.
1.4S n. m Tlar r.n.
dally oxcept8unday),forlIarrtsburgandln lerrne
dlato stations, arriving at 1' b. 1 1 a d o 1 p h la
6.60 p. m. j New vork, 9.35 p. m. : Baltimore
6.45 p. m. ; Washington, mo p. in. l'arlor ear
iiviu lujmiuuemuiu una passenger coacnes.
nougu to Philadelphia and Baltimore,
H.OO I). m.Hfnnvn l(n,r,nulonii Mil.
forllarrtsbunrandalllntormedlatostatlonB.arrlv.
Ingot Philadelphia 4.25 a. m. : New York 7.10 a. m,
Baltimore. 5.15 a.m.; Washington 6.30 a. m. :
Pullman sleeplngcarfrom Ilarrlsburg to Philadel
phia and Now York. Philadelphia, passengers can
,w. u oit-cpi-r uujigiururti until 7 a. in.
1.60 ft. m. Hrln Mnll rtflllT-V tn ITnnl.hiiM anA
lntermedlato stations, arr'vlng at I'Ulladelphla
0.60 a. m. hew York, U.J0 a. tn.; Through lullman
.i-iukwi, uuu puMNmigHr enacnee to rniianei
phla. 2.to a. m Soufirn Kirpress (d-itly) for Harris
bur and inUrmidlato stations arriving at Haiti
more T.ao, and Washington 9.45, and throujti l'ull.
man Me plngcnrs to Uiltinnroand Washington,
and through passenger oao.loi to llaltlauro.
WE8TWA1ID.
5.10a. m.-Erlo Mall (dally), for Brio an! at
lianandalgua ai d Intermediate stations, ltochea
ter, lmrfalo ai d Niagara Falls, with through l'ull
man I'anajcara and pa&sengercoachea to Brio and
HoentH,tT.
J?JS3..New8J.BxPreBB C dally ) foi lock Haven
and Intermediate stations.
1.4J p. in Niagara Express dally except sun.
y) tor Kane, cai.at slgua and Intermedlatesta
jjonMi ( beater, Buffalo and Niagara Falls 1th
tnroughpassisnger coachesto Kane and llochestcr
and l'arlor car to WatklCR.
6.30 p. m. Fast Line (dally except Sundaylfor He.
novo. i'ai kins and Intermediate stations, with
thrnuyh passenger coaches to ltcnovo and Watklns.
10.42 p, m. Wllllamiport Express (lolly except
Bunday) for Wllllau,6port and Intermediate Bta
Hons. THROUGH. TIUINS FOHBONBllKY FHOM TUB
EAST AND SOUTH.
News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a.m.
Baltimore, 4.3J a. m. Ilarrlsburg, 8.10 a. m. dally
arriving at Sunbury 9.63. a. to.
,,, .. Niagara Express leaves
i'hlladelphla, H.60 a. m. ; Woshfiigton 8 10 a. in. Ual.
llmore 9.00 a. m.(dail except Sunday arriving at
?.V?ibW W r,m" wlth ""oneh l'arlor oar from
J, ,!!&?e P?." andmrough passenger coaches from
I'hlladelphla and BallDnoro.
Fast Line leaves New Voik 9.00 a. m, j l'hlladel
phla,ll.60a. in. Washington, 9.60 a. m.; Haiti
S?,T:,i2'45 J'm' (lal", f cepi Sunday) arriving at
S?.lSurlr .P-J"- Hu througli passenger
irr.V.S8 'rom I'hl'adalphla and Ualttinoro
"llllaiispori Hani-ess leavus Now York 3 00 p
m. Philadelphia 6.8ln. m Washington 2.60 p. m
llaltlmoro .ta p. m. (dally except Sunday) airlv
Ing at sunbury 10.48 p. ra. ""ti
ErleiMall leaves New York 8.00n. m. j l'hlladel
SS? if ViP- m' i, Washington, lAoo p. in. I Haiti
more.ll.wn. m.,(dally) arriving at Sunbury 5.10
f.ViS'J WVP through Pullman siooplng oars from
.?ii5d?'Pt',a' Washington and llaltlmoro and
through passenger coaches ttoru i'hlladelphla
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KAII.llOAIt AND NOHTII AMI WliMT
lllf ANCII KAII.WAV.
(Bally except Sunday,,
.i1.8??? Ma," leaves sunbury laoo a.m.
10 p rf 10,43 0m' Wllkes-barre
..Hm8?"1.01!68 Banbury 6.85 p. m.,arrlvlng
"m! L'KSJS""-'' ln-l Wllkea-barro V.top. ni
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lnK.ttil00,m K" 18-Sr-p. n-., Hunbury l.so p. m
U press West leaves WlUtes.l)arre3.05p. ru., at
li g at Bloom Ferrr 4.80 d. m Buubury iaop. mr
fit NDAY TltAINS.
w liki-ibario mall leavest-uoburyionoa. m.,
Hvjng at Bloom Ferry 10.4 a. m., wilkes-Barre
subday accommodation leaves Wllke-Barre 5:10
aJJrtTlnJl U'oom Ferry, M p.m., Buobury
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