THE COLUMBIA!? AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.1
VICTORY !
VICTORY!
VICTORY ! !
THE
WHITE IS KING!
1888.
HONORED : ABOVE : ALL : COMPETITORS
AT THE
CENTENNIAL
EXPOSITION
CINCIMT
I,
In the Award of the SILVER MEDAL for the
M Family Sewing Machine
1889.
TRIUMPHANT : WITH : THE : HIGHEST : HONORS
AT THE
EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE, Paris,
In the Award of the GOLD MEDAL for the
Best Family Sewing Machine.-
THE EXPERTS OF EUROPE MD AMERICA PRONOUNCE IT
THE BEST IN THE WORLD !
Could More Conclusive Evidence be Given of the Superiority of the WHITE ?
j. SALTZEB. GENERAL A
BURG,
DEALER m ESTET PIANOS AND 0RO4NS AND OTHER MAKES.
THE PBAOTIOE Of MEDIOINE in CHINA 1
"There is no Bach thing as Boienoe in
Chinese medicine. The larger part of
Chinese medicine consists of sorcery,
incantation, and sacrifice to idols."
"What are some of the strange and
barbarous remedies they employi"
"They administer insects of various
kinds; finger nails are sometimes given
and all sorts of foul decoctions. Tiger's
teeth is one of their medioines. They
regard disease as being communicated
by evil spirits, and so the most out
ragous remedies, with sacrifices to idols
are employed. Their knowledge of
mercury in its various forms is very
complete, and I think they use it effec
tively. Often the first thing done with
a new-borne babe is to giye it a dose
of cinnabar (red Bulphuret of mercury)
to purge it of evil spirits. Sometimes
because of an overdose the child may
bo poisonod. I have a few such
brought to me with almost every joint
in the body displaced. .Nothing could
be done for them, and death followed.
Fortunately such cases aro few. Cau
terization is universal in oases of pain
or cramps, the burning being done
with hot irons. Cauterization is used
for cholera."
"Does the binding of tho feet of
girls and women give any hospital
cases."
"I have had to amputate toes some
times tbo entire foot of a child. The
bandaging begins when a girl is 4 or 5
years old. If scientifically done no bad
result follows; if not so done gangrene
is tho result. Tho low caste women,
the burden bearers, and those who work
in tho fields donot have their feet bound
It is a badge of birth and social distinc
tion. This idea of social dm tinotion '
that the feot should be bound is held
by mere children. Ono little girl about
seven years old was brought to mo
with gangrouous toes. Before Bhe was
Dut under the influenoe of oholoroform
she was anxious to know whether I
would cut off her foot or not. Her
reason for not wishing to loso her foot
was that it might bo spared so that sbo
could bind it, and yet this poor child
had suffered untold agony with her
foot.'1 Miss Kate Corey, M. D.
So confident aro the manufacturer! of Dr.
Fngo'a Cuturih Itcmedy in their ability to cure
Chronic Catarrh In tbo Head, no matter bow
bnd or of bow lontr standing, last they offer
In rood faith, tho above reward, for a cue
which they cannot cure.
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.'
Tlradacbe-, obstruction of nose, dl.charge
falling Into throat, sometimes profuse, watery,
and acrid, at others, thlclr, tenacious, muooua.
Fiurulent, bloody and putrid; eye weak, ririr
og In cars, deafness, difficulty of clearing
luroai, expectoration or ournaivo uiaucr;
breath offensive: smell and taste Impaired,
ond Kcncrnl debility. Only a fciw of those
Bymptoms likely to lie present at once. Thou
sands of cases result In consumption, and end
In the Kruio. ., ., .
Ily its mild, soothtn;, antiseptic clesnttnr
and healing properties. Dr. Saire's Remedy
rures tho worst cases. "Cold In Uao
Head" Is cured with a few application.
Catarrhal Headache Is relieved and cured
as If by magic. It remove offensive breath,
loss or Impairment of the eenao of taste,
smell, or bearing, watering or weak eyes, ana
impaired memory, when caused by the vio
lence of Catarrh, as tbey all frequently are.
Sold by druggist, at fifty cants. Manufact
ured ty WOIII.D'8 DI8PUIBART MlDICAt, AS
SOCIATION, IAS Main Street, Buffalo, N. 7.
DR. PIERCE'S PELLETS SiMX
Laxative, or Cathartic, according to alio Of
doao. Ily druggist. & cent a vial.
Nearer to Heaven.
Miss Hatlie Bartlett, a pretty and
well-known young' woman, living in
West Piltstown, was remo-ved to
tbu State Anyluin for the Insance at
Danville, she having become violuetly
insane on the subject of religion.
About a month ago Evangelist Yat
mmi bogan revival meetings, there and
Mies Uarilett-was among the first to
bo couverted, and since that lime her
hobby has been to get away (from tho
wickedness of this world,- and (nearer to
Heaven. In her insauo endeavors to
do this' sho would climb to the top of
tall trees in the vicinity of tier borne.
On other occasions sho wunld go
milew in order to get into the attios ot
the tallest, buildings.
It was with the greatest difficulty,
after beinc found, that she could be
induced 'to leave her supposed Heaven
ly places of refuge. Upon her father
and. mother, who are respeotabio
people, refusing to follow her steps
bIio termed them "devils'' and refused
to associate with them, raying she was
afraid sho would bo contaminated by.
their influence.
Only a Bit of Paper.
"I was on tho night run,'1 said the
engineer, "and ray train was about
thirty minutes late. I said to my firo
raan : "Keep her hot ; I mean to go
to meeting point on time.' During
the next fittoen minutes I was not long
in passing the mile-posts, for my en
gino flew along at the rate of fifty
miles an hour down a long grade as
straight as an arrow. Suddenly somo.
thing struck mo in the face, making a
slight wound. I slowed down. 'What's
that near tho furnace door ' I asked
of tho fireman, pointing to a little bit
n( tohitn naner Ivinrjr iust to mv loft.
"The fireman stoppod, picked up tho
paper anu uuuueu u vu me. iu mu
ilim lirrlit of tho fitwim.paiir'n Tread:
'T.nnk nnt at the river bridso : there's a
tie on the track.' Sure enough, just at
the entrance to tho bridge I found a
tio securely fastoned across tho track.
Who put it tbero T I don't know i but
I do know if tho author of that mes
sage will make himself known to mo
ho may ask mo any favor bo pleases
with tbo assurance that it will be
granted. "Where is the piece of paper!
Sly wife, Molly, has it in a gilt frame,
hanging over the parlor mantel-piece.
Whenever I am out on ray run she
stands before it and breathes a prayer
for my safety. That piece of paper is
my mascot, for. I've never even been
behind time since tho night it was
thrown into my engine cab."
Atk for
CATARRH,
Catarrhal Diafniu and Hay Favar.
A NEW IIOUS TREATMENT.
Sufferers are not generally nwaro that
these, diseases are contagious, or that they
are due to the presence of living parasite in
the lining membrane of tbo noso and eua-
has nr
result Is that a simple remedy lias neen lor-
tacbian tubes.
ever, has
Microscopic research, how-
roved tills to bo a fact and tho
"This is the blanket the dealer
told me was as good as a
FREE Get from your dealer free, the
'k Book. It has handsome pictures and
valuable information about horses.
Two or three dollars for a Ja Horse
Blanket will make your horse north more
and eat leas to Keep warm.
A New Departure
from all the old established conditions
on whloh proprietary medioines are
sold, has been made by the World's
Dispensary Medical Association, of
Buffalo Y., who having for many
years observed the thousands of' mar
velous Cures of liver, blood and lung
diseases effected by Dr. Pierce's Gold
en Medical ..Discovery, now leel war
ranted in soiling this wonderful medi
cine (as they aro doing through drug
gist) under a positive guarantee that
it will be promptly refunded, "Gold
en Medical, Disoovery," curps all
humors or impuritus of tho blood,
fiom whatever cause aris ng, as erup
tion", blotches, pimples, old wrea and
scrofulous affection?. It is equally
efficacious iu bilious disorders, intli
ceelii'ii or dyspepsia and chronic catar
rh in the head, bronohial. throat and
lung affections, accompanied by ling
ering coughs
mulatcd whereby catanli, catarrhal deafness
anu nay lever aru pcriiiunuuiiy curat in
from one to three simple applications mado
at homo by tho patient onco In two weeks.
If. B. For catarrhal discharges peculiar to
females (whites) this remedy Is a specific.
A pamphlet explaining tills new treatment
Is Bent on receipt of ten cents by A. H.
Dixon & Son, S04 West King St, Toronto,
Canada. Scientific American.
Sufferers from catarrhal troubles should
read tho above carefully.
An Attack of Gravel, i
Ykm Terrible ftzjforiafof m, Wenon nl GO.
Hew Bae ma DatpUy Caved. .4
Than 1 bothiaa' I now enjoy that X do not owe to
kerinc wed Dr. David Kannedre Favorite Ttemedy,
sude at Bondoat. H.T. My troubles bea-an la my
kldnys and from v hlcn I never exioted to reeov
sr. Tint than -were pslna In my beci, lu f ver
ba, with 00 appetite and conld cot aleep, I vrea com
palled to usa a cane, and finally (ot ao watt that I
sonld not atand alone. Tbedlitnaslnmybackwaa
terrible. I wee burning; up -with a ferer or conjUnt
ly ahlTerln as If cold. My physlelane aald
I HAD BRIGHT'S DISEASE,
which va alarrolmr Information. To add to my af.
diction after I had been IU about two years, I had a
bad attack of Oravel. When this mads ita appear
ance my phyelclan gar op my cue, and I rcaljrncd
myaelf todle. I had four doctors attend me, the beat
In the coobtry, yet I constantly arew woreo. Bit
yeenae-olatJane,howweUIreraemberlhetlmel I
eaw Dr. Xansedya Favorite Bemedy adrertUed In
our parer. AlUr natnc one bottle I threw away my
ease and wast loVtw York on a visit, and three bot
tle cored me. I have never had a return of aravel,
nor of the palu or wealus In the back, and though
I em over slaty year of aa I aza
Now Vigorous and Strong
5A Five Mile
5A Boss Stable
5A Electric
5A Extra Test
an nlVier atvles at nrlce to suit every.
body. If you can't get them from your
Staler, write m.
5A
BLANKETS
ARE THE STRONGEST.
HONC GENUINE WITHOUTTHC B'A UABtL
amTi by Vi. AYins fnsi llillarti. who
V th faruo'it llorsn liran.l llalmr liUnVH
THE 0LJJE3T OBELISE.
Tho oldest of all. tho obelisks is the
beautiful ono of rosy gianlto that
I stand' alone among the fields upon the
banks of the Nile, not far from Uatro,
It m the grnve-8tono of a gteit ancient
oity which has vanished and left only
the relio behind. The city was, the
Hethshcinish of the scriptures, the
famous On, which is memorable to all
biblo readers as the residence- of the
priest of Putipherah, whose 'daughter
Assenath Joseph married. The Greeks
called it Heliopqlis, the city of the sun
Ibocauso there tho worship to the sun
had its chief center and iis more eacred
Bhrlnes. Augusta Chronicle.
aa I wee In my prime., I do all my 01
rtrJr know what ifta to Ui tlrei tki
cine In tna bouee and aire It til tnr o-i
ana n-coioniend 1 1 whenever I run. Yi'hu phy.lrUna
and ell of IIm varioui remedlt. I bad taken ruuM not
ft? 5,r' atenuejly'a i"aronte nema,lr did it stayed
tba oieeaee andtnmde me a. f tromv vltrorou. wnnuiu.
Mrs. Emellne J, Mlzner, llunr IIU1, Ohio.
FAVORITE REMEDY.
rrlca Oie !olht. Xirr 1 luiti.innt V. V.
Or. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
Prepared b
DBU BaTXD BJCKNSOT, XONnODT, K. T.
tlperbetUa BUferU. Br all druratsta
THE GREAT
German Remedy!
n TRUTHS FOR THE SICK.j
The Olerk Didn't Know Him.
llOtV OENKBAI. SHERMAN WAS TKUSTED
ON ACCOUNT OK HIS FACE.
Mot long aco General Sherman
went to a well-known hotel in Mow
York and inquired of the room clerk if
ho could hire an umbrella, at tho same
time saying tint he had been caught I
out in his evening suit and ho feared '
rheumatism and other complaints. The
clerk (lulu t know nun, but he thought
ho could well afford to take chances
on such an emiuuntly respectable look,
iim centleman, and although tho po
lite clerk has a rotund nguro ana
weiuhs 212 pounds ho gladly offered .
to loan him his overcoat as well as his
silver-handed umbrella. 1
"But," said vho General, 'you are I
lending tin so thing 1 to an entire stran- j
gcr and you ought to accept some ,
kind of a drposit to seoure you against
dishonesty.''
"Oh, that's all right, colonel," re
nlicd tho clerk, "I can't bo deceived
by you. I'd .trust that face of yours
for anything."
The warrior was tickled by tho
compliment and he remarked casually
as he went out with his tall, gaunt
form enveloped in the garment that
fitted him like a meal sack: "I'll take
you at your word and you shall havo
my card when I return these things."
The next day tho coat and umbrella
arrived, accompanied by a note of
thanks from General William T. Sher
man, witli his autograph across its
face.
"Great Seoul" said the clerk, and
I called hitn 'Colonel.' iust as if ho
had been any ordinary American citi
zen. I wouldn't mind it half so much
if I had callod him 'Judge,' but to bo
reduced in military rank aftor ad his
years of service tnd by a hotol clerk.
It is awful!" Chicago Ledger.
it won't uake liitKAU. In other
wurds, Hood's Sarsaparilla will not do
impossibilities. Its proprietors tell
plainly what it has done, submit proofs
fromsourojs of unquestioned reliability
and ask you frankly if you aro suffer
ing from any disease or affection caused
or promoted by impure blood or low
stato of the system, to try Hood's Sar-
aparilla. Tho experience ot others is
nlliuieut assurance that ynu will not
bo disappointed iu tho result.
Fathor My eon, you must not (lis
puto with your mother in that way.
I 11 11... ..1. ..' . : . 1.
Father That makes no difference t
and you might as well leirn, my child,
I onco for 'all, that whan a ladweays a
thiug is so, it' is so, even it it itsn t so.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Cleanse, and beautifict the halr.l
I'romotet a liuurUnt growth. I
Never Faila to Reetor Orail
H.Irtolte YeeUM Caler, I
rtnnte budnur ffS kahr laltta I
Daughters, Wires And Mother j.
Pbvsloians heartily endorse tho use
of Spoer'a celebrated Port Grape Wim1
for tbo use or debimateu itmaiea. it
is not an intoxicant, and is absolutely
pure, being mado from grapes grown
at Mr. Sneer's Mount Prospect Vine.
I , . . 1 , , T r 1 .
yard', I 'asaio,. J., irom vines uiipuiv
el trom tne port wine uimncts 01 ror
tugai. urngguu seim,
I lor tii"' iicntim
nillotiaHpclladeiwna
onSiiLi'iieitllirrKUf
It will cure vou.
lo otl autlvr Vtltli!
ithatllrcdandallgonc
iteeunKi 11 ao, uac
ISULVIIUB JIITTEBS
It will cure yoa.
1.ikjU will bo liitltll
t nr n rAftfl 1 here D V L I
rnuu Mtteiu Willi
Inotaeelatorcure. Ill
taevcr fnlla.
Cleaaao the vitiated
blood when you tec I
its lrapurmea uurei
tiiiLTjulv t-au hu art-
eloacly confined In
thn mine ana wnrK
ehonet clerkl.who do
not prucuic euiutieuu
exerclae, and all who
are confined In tloora.j
.tiAiiiii nan htiLmuii
iiittkkb. Thev will
mnot ineu vc wcutkouiu,
u.lrklr.
lug through tho Vlul
t cu douotwlel
to auffcr front ltheum
latum, uae a bottle or
ibULi'iiuu inrrtits
lit never falla torure
linnlL'a.llliitrhOB,
tind fjorca, ltely on
iULI'nuit juriKiui,
fw licaim viiu Joi-low.
hiiLi'iiuit liim.its
will ruro uvertyoin
itlnlnt. lton't io tua
'Jjuriigcu, u n lunujt.
vuu.
btiLi'iiuu lltrifcusl
vlllbullil)'ouuiaDdl
make you utrouc and I
leaiiny.
Dju'I Ik uitUout n
I bottle. Try It: you;
I win not rrnTTt iu
I.adlc. In dflli-iiU'
IbeAlth, who nre all
1ruuuownnou hi uiv
hiiLi'iiuii limEiul
111 maVa your blood F
iiuro.nciisiiu irunir.i
Lml your Oc)i hani. I
'iry auu-iii it 1UT-I
fKHH tn.nlgbt, and I
you will ikep welll
.mil foci bettor fir It I
1 uu wini tlui Lattat Uottlcal Work imblliluMl?
ftcoti g t-ccuk tmp (o A. 1 Okd Wat A Ct
)U4ltoi, el.) Mil WVJt ITVV.
Tb tcrtt cl raj bipptoft U. I he thrown wkj
my oia uikkiu m uu,
ATERPROOF
UEAUTIFOLUY
OOLISHKU
WITHOUT LADOR.
I
Wolfl'sAGMEBIacking
rrodaco pttlltili without Uo 14 brash, tnd tA a(
Ktt lat a KM wm'l, aJ lAr itm vom' ikotm,
Tj7itU;kU)t44 WMlntlt(Ujtu: pfogiMi f j
Bold If Blo 8trv Groocrm, Ih-OMkU, Co.
WBUF eV RANDOLPH, fvummu
-YATES-
The materiuls and work iu our
Clothing stamp it aa tho "Beat
Made.'' It looks well and time
proves that it wears well. This
"Best" Clothing for Man and Boy
is reasonable in price at the "Ledger
Building."
A. G. YATES & CO.
SIXTH A1TD CHESTNUT STS.
rillLADSLI'MIA.
filrtrJT&IJHVRinflNlFRFNFRfl
UnUUL I'lUl inu miihiiwh.muvi.iiwu
THEPROTJRt?
iTION.
RAILROAD TZMtB TAILS
33y BCESKTIES.TSr XTJ 3VEOIWT, 3VT. 3D.
Thlaien New and Masterly Medlc.il Trentlte, and IndlipcniaWo to every YOUNG, MIDDLE.
ACED. and OLD MAN bo la anfferlnirfroai Wcakniu, Ijutpior, Lo ot Memory, liaaafalaeaa,
f5cpresion of HplrlU, Liver Compljlnt, UlwaM ot tho Kidney., and all dleeaee. dependent upou
Aciidont, Kiccaacs, Folly, Vice, Ignorance, Nervoua DchUlty, Vital Exhau.Uon, and
Bormd In leather, fall trllt. Trice, only one dollar, by mall, aealed In plain wrapper, Pe'r.
CONFIDENTIAL: A.Ulrc Heniit DuMost.M.D., No. SJl Cjlambua Aveane. or P.O. Box
M02.1loton;MiH. Trvf-ttory Lctturo with numeroua toitlinonbla trom hlch aource., free to aU.
mi I lathe only ELECTBO-MEDICO PH VOIOLOOV 'ever putU.hed. and U ahaolutely eompleU
andJKirtocL ltla luviilnj!lo to all auliclod.ua It rcathoa tho very root and vital ot dlacaea.
Tor all DIenfes of Men. tv tho dlJtlneuUbcd cntl.or,
llcsur IJOMont, M. 1)., wboh.13 DISCOVERED
THE KLIX1R OF LIFE AMD THE TRUi EB.
sence of Manhood, may bo coneum. in
itiicteot con tiJnco.tn person or by lettor.nt bis .loctro
Mdlt.u.lirtfn. .p. V.. fvi f.ilitviil.iin A v.Th.-t.-m yTrn.
'I HCA.tD A VOICfl P 0AY3, COME AMD SEE."
whom..' i r n v rus is
CVJ-, li)iao, (Tlef?r, Fvoftj Hotj.
SOI.' -OENi- KO!l
Henry Maillard's Fine C ;nd us. Fresh Every Week.
ZFOEHST-ISI IT CCOLS SPECIALTY.
SOLE AGENTS KOR
F. F. Adams & Co's. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Sole agents of the following brands of Cigar, t
Honry Clay, Londres, Normal, Indian Princess, Samson, Silver Ash.
Any order for Festival, will be supplied with the Lowest Market Price., u (allow. I
Oranges, Lemons, ream N5
1 Banana, peanx, Almontlj. 15
English WalnUtj, top or fiUj
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
C. 6. kOBBIJS,
Foreign and Domestic
wins mm
BLOOMSBURG Pfl
mmL
jrELAWARE, LACKAWANNA &
WESTERN RAILROAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
STATIONS.
NORTII.
T.il. T.u.
N0KT1ICMBSHHND 5 40 I BO
Cameron 5 05 ....
Cbulasky
Daavllle a OS 3 11
Catawlssa its ....
ltupcrt e 30 2 so
liloomsbun; s 39 2 35
Hdpy. 6 41 2 41
Din lliige e&n ....
willow orove est ....
llrlarcreeK t a
iierwicic 7 03
lleoch Haven 7 11
luck's Ferry 719
nnicKamnny
llumocK s.
KanticoKe.
5 69
Avondt 16 .,
'lymoutn ,
lvmouth Junction.
Kingston
lien do tu ,
Jlnltoy
Wyoming
West rntston
rtttaton.
Lacluwanna
TarlorviileM
iieucvue..
730 320
7 43 ...
7 M S 39
7M ....
7 59 3 45
HOI ....
803 3 53
81S ....
817
8 21 4 03
827
883
8 40
8 48
8M
4 00
1 II
8CK1XT0X 900 4 i
A.M. 1. 1.
10 00 0 15
10 15 30
10 19 ....
10 29 5 41
10 43 9 63
10 50 7 05
10 51 7 12
11 05 7 20
It 12 7.1
11 19 7 31
1120 7 33
1121 7 42
1131 7 49
11 38 7 55
11 48 804
11 54 8 IT
IS 04 8 24
12 10 8 S
1215 8 33
13 20 8 Si
12 27 8 45
13 31 8 49
12 35 S53
12 40 8 58
13 41 9 03
13 53 9 09
101 V17
1 09 9 13
1 15 9 80
1 20 9 8
STATIONS.
950
9 55
BCBiXTON
Kelievue
Taytorville 8 20 1000
ivicKawanna e?j 10 in
rntston. est to 19
West Pltt.ton...., 541 1033
Wyoming- 447 10 27
MaltDy 8 51 10 SO
lienneit. tt 10 34
Kingston 6 58 1031
l'lymoiitn Junction. 7 03 104)
riymouth 7 10 10 47
Avondile T 14 10 51
Nantlcoke 7 19 1053
llunlocit's 7 29 11 02
unlckshlnny...., 7 3T 1112
nicies Kerry 755 1123
r, at, r. II. T.U. T.U
bOUTH.
a. u. t. 11. r.
A. If.
8 111
915
Ueacn Haven..
ericn
II nar Creek:
Willow drove.
Mumuaga
K-ipy.
Hlo msbur
Hupert
o.uawliin
11 tnvtiie
ctiulasliy
Oaineron
.NOKTUOUBIKUND.
8 01 1131
807 11 40
813
814 1150
8 30 11 51
8 21 12 01
8 32 13 09
8 37 12 19
8 42 12 17
8 57 12 31
9 07 13 4t
9 21 12 55
a. u. r.u.
153 4 20
.... 8 33
9 02 4 30
2 10 6 87
2 18 4 4S
2 24 IU
229 4 55
.... 4 51
2 37 7 03
340 707
2 45 7 12
3 50 1 1.
2.5 7tl
9 59 T25
309 743
3 30 7 53
3 31 8 07
3 40 8 13
3 47 8 (0
3M 8 37
3 51 8 31
4 02 8 33
4 09 8 41
4 15 8 47
4 23 8 53
4 24 8 57
4 44 9 19
4 54 ....
5 00 9 33
5 15 9 45
r. h. r. m.
Connecttini at Unpen, with Philadelphia t
lleadlnz ItallroaJ tor Taiaanead. Tamanua. Wilt.
lamsport, Sunrjury. I'oitivllle. eta. At Northum.
uermna wttn r. & is. uiv. i'. k. k. lor uarnaonnr,
Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren, Carry, and Erie.
W. V. IIAL1TUAD, den. Han
Scranton, 1'a.
PATENTS.
vo t'.t 111 r rade.M trie, ootalned.and all I'ateat
slanio ) 1 1 1 tied tor MJOmtTK f BUJ.
OUIt OFrMUK H Ol'PtilTB U. 8. PATENT
men Ve r11veuj aub.agenoies, all bu.lne.9
tri'Cl, hence oan transact patent business In le.i
tine and atLKSs uosTthan those remote trom
Wa.lilnBton.
Heud model, drawing, or photo, with description.
We advise It patentable or not, tree ot charge.
Our tee not due till patent Is secured.
A book, "How to obtain 1'aUintB, "with reterenoea
o actual clients In your State, county, or town,
dot tree. Address
C. .A SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Offl e, Wuatngtoo, D.0
rivrr doliums for
LIFE SCHOLARSHIP
PALMS'
BUSINESS COLLEGE
1109 Ckutaat SU, PkllUa.
realtloae fertlrajlaatea.
Tine reualre 3 w .
UtSSI jwtupptm. seei
Cetne el Mi4y. .Oreulare
29.8m.
J 8. WILLIAM", AUOTIONEEIL
UUXJMSUUltQ, PA.
Ecal Sstata Bjught and Gsld.
I'artlea desiring to buy bones nud wagons
"votihl tin wi-11 to rail on tbo above.
IMZERgrIe
II Fat in Tnt wnin .
Ill wearing qealltlea are nmnr,i.
retually
Wot ennd byeeat. UKt'tiiK il.l. .'IN,
folt IALX UY
Metcliuala a.nd Uenlcr Oeaemllr.