THE COLUMBIAN kKD DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.)
WALKER BLAINE DEAD.
MK
PASSIM AWAT A
victim av i.K
WABIMKOTOK
onii'i'u.
Wnlkcr lllaltie. Examiner of Claims
in tlio State Department, died of amito
pneumonia nl8:20 last week Wednesday
evening, at ttij residence of his father
in WftsmniHon. Tho only mora-
bent of his family with htm when he
expired wore hi Bisters, Missos Mar
garet and Hattlo Blaine. Tho illness
was ftlsudden one and not until that
morning was it realized that ho waa in
danger. Thursday of tho proviotis week
ho was wesent at tho lanoh Mra. Wash
ington McLean gave in compliment tn
Mrs. Grant. This waa hla last appoar
anoo in public. Thursday evening ho
besan to feel bsdlv and had tho usual
vmntoms of la crinno. Friday morn
ing he went to tho Slato Department,
but remained oulv a short time, as hu
felt quite indisposed. Ho wont homo
nod shortly afterwards had a chill,
followed bv a hi ch fever.
Dr. Q. Llovd Maaruder was called
In and at once pronounced Mf. Blain a
very sick man. By Saturday morning
both lunis woro affosled and Incipient
pneumonia inado its nppearanco. Mon
day morning a marked improvement
had taken nlaco in tho left lunc, but
pneumonic co' gestion had fastened on
the ricrht luncr and bv Tuesday was
fully devoloped. Tuesday evening his
physicians were very auxious, nna Iho
family beean to fear tho worst. Sec
ntary Blaine told a few family friends
and also informed the President of tho
serious oharacter of hu son's lHnes?,
and about 8 o'olook the President
went over to the Blalno Mnnsion and
was shown upstairs bv Mr. Emmons
Blaine. This must havo been shortly
before the end. Mrs. Harmon arrived
a few mhmles later.
Walker Blanie, the eldest son of
James Q, Blaino, was born at Augus
ta In 1855. Ho obtained his prelimi-
i .! ... a .. .1 a :
nary eaucauon at Anuovcr tjuimuaiy,
was graduated at Yale and took the
oourso at, Harvard Law School. To
obtain a practical knowledge of law he
spent two years in tho office of Sena
tor Davis, of St. Paul, Minn.
He entered tho publid sorvioo in
1881, whon his father, then Secretary
of State under President Garfield, ap
pointed him Third Assistant Secrolary
of State. In the Winter of 1881-82
he was sent as a bpecial Commissioner
of the United States to Chili and
Porui He was recalled by Secretary
Frolinghuyson, the nows of his recall
reached him, not through the State
Department, but through the medium
of the Foreign Ollico in Peru. Upon
his return President Arthur appoiuied
him one of tho Government counsel
before the Court of Commissioners of
Alabama Claims. In that capacity he
served until the life of the court" ex
pired. He began the practice of law
in Chicago in 1884, but during the
last National campaign he closed his
office, returned home and accompanied
his father in stumping trips through
Maine and the West, After the Re
publican party succeeded to power be
was appointed Examiner of Claims in
the State Department.
"Walker Blaine," said a gentleman
who waB one of bis classmates at col
lege, "was very popular in college
much more so than his toother Em
mons. Emmons was more reserved
,and given to 'preaching'. He seemed
to realize the fact that his father was
a great man. With Walker it was
different. He was always cordial and
frank, and seemed to bo altogether
free from affectation. It is a singular
fact that Mr, Blaine, senior, for a long
time1 regarded Emmons as his most
promising son. Emmons ho thought,
had inherited the most of his ability.
He changed his opinion, however,
later on.
Stephen B. Elkins, who received a
telegram early in the afternoon saying
that Walker Blaine was dying, and
that his loss would be keenly felt in
the State Department, noonly by the
Secretary, but by others as well. Mr.
Elkins thoucht that Walker had de
veloped very rapidly in tho last few
years, and tad ho lived he would have
certainly made a good name for him
eelf. His executive ability, rare tact
and discretion especially fitted him for
a diplomatio position. Tho porsonal
loss to Mr. Blaine senior would be
hard to calculate. He had grown to
depend upon him in many ways, and
In fact Walker had praottcally relieved
his father of all the routine work of
the State Department.
Walker Blaino was the almost con
stant companion of bis father of lato
years. He accompanied hiin almost
everywhere and looked after him with
the care and attention of a mother for
. a slok child.
"I knew Walker Blaine verywcll,"
aid ez-Seoretary Charles E. Coon,
"and I think bis ability was of the
Lightest order. He was personally
very popular everywhere he went and
. he possessed tho tact and discretion of
a trained diplomatist."
WOMEN AND MICK.
Tho reason why a woman il nfrald of
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never been very ilonrly proven that sho la.
llut eomo women nro coustnntly In 6tich n
nervous Irritable comlltlon that tho (lightest
thing nnnovs mid startles them. Tho cause of
this unfortunate Unto of ntralrs Is usually
some functional dcranirement! some dletress-
inir or painful lrrorulintri oino aeraniro-
pcciuinr wruKnfsa inument.uj ut-r
sex t .or. It i
ment or
sex t or,
ceratlon
nniMilirtr trnnbnpM InelHenfc tn
, mar in) duo to lnuatnmation, m-
dlsplaccment, of soma or tho
jiclvlo viscera, or to other organic lesions
iinrmimr in iter hpi. prnm wn cnuviT liiiiho
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punitive results that Its manufacturers sell
It, through ilruirirlsts, under n fuaratiKe of
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duing nervous excitability. Irritability, ex
haustion, prostration, hysteria, spasms and
other distressing, nervous symptoms com
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Tlio ctrcct-oar hoir Is nt various as
tho human raoo. SotnotimoK tho hop;
has 18 own way mid Rornotlmos it
doesn't. It wm on a bobtail car. sava
thu Wnsliltigttui Post. A gorucously
attired woman with n squaro chin and
rident votot) i;oU in with a oouplo of
friend. Slio tills tho only vacant
f paw. To n quiet, nnaiauming gentle
man next to imr slio Bays:
..ti' .!tl I.1..J1I . 1,
- .sir, win you Kintiiy poi me a pacx
nio of tleketHt"
IIo palls out of lli 3 eeut into which
sho hnd wedged him to got the tickets.
She elides nionif, her party Fqutrms In,
and In a si coml iho simco the gentle.
man vaeaied is fuller than ever. Tho
geuUiman rutiirna wifi thu ttckets,
and nsKsi
"How many Ouit"
To which mulara rviilieH with an
air of ooncealed triumph:
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And taites tho pnckico. Every
pody "catchei ot and stnilt-s or
1 . . a ...
frowiif, ss eaoli co.isideres it a joko or
a put up iob.
Tho conliemen failed to catch tho
drift of merriment, seomiiicly, bnt
hooks on to a strap' as if it w-ro all
right. Suddenly he feels in one pocket,
then in another, lUen n mar km
"Pardon mo, madam, but I think
yon are sitting on something that is
mine.'
"Am It" she asks, and rios heavily
that ho may get it. He slips into the
vacant scat.
'Yes, madam. You were silling on
my stat."
Madam is par dl zed, and tlio pa-sn
gors laugh, giggle, f cream, shout, roar
or nosri, ocooratng 10 age, ser or pie
vious condition of servitude. Tho,
mortified woman pulls the bell Btrap
and tries to back off before the car
stops with a face you could light a ci
gar by leaving her friends behind.
Tho gentleman looks eeronely unoon'
ciou, and a car full of p-ople feel
com fort ablo the rest of the way Home
because one oar-hog has gotten such n
como-npauce.
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land feel lietter forltl
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Real Estate Bought and Sold.
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lo vnu wnnt tho best Medical WorkDnbllshed?
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i
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Pennsylvania Limited
Recognizing tho increasing popular
ity of the Limited among the businetg
and professional men of the country,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has decided to dill further improve tho
facilities of this wonderful train, and
add to its conveniences by introducing
a stenographer and typewriter for the
service of tho passengers.
A bright, young man, expert in both
branches of his profession, will be
placed on each train between New
York and Pittsburg to take the dicta
tion and transcribe on tho typewriter
tho correspondence, of the passengers
who desire to avail themselves of his
serviots. By this means, a business or
professional man can attend to his
correspondence en route, and the letters
will bo mailed from tho train as they
are written. This novel and convenient
arrangement will go into effect on
Feburory 1st.
Tho business men already have the
advantage of tho stock and weather
reports on the Limited, tho ladies have
their maid, their privato bath, anil thoir
drawing-room in the observation car,
and the introduction of an amanuensis
will round ont tho completeness of the
train's conveniences to a perfect degree.
No other railroad train in tho World
offers any ono ot tho four advantages
that are provided on the Pennsylvania
.Limited.
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lilooiimbunr Ia.
Thomas A, Edison resolutely ob
jects to even tho appearance of talking
about himiolf in public; and thorefore
it was only after considerable persua
sion that his friend Georgo Parsons
Lathrop obtained a number of inter
esting remarks and remlniscenses
vliioh tho great inventor imparted to
itrn in conyersations nt different limes.
The article ontitlod "Talks with Edi
t t n" will appear in Ham'ku's Mao azinb
for February. It is said to offord for
the first time a vivid perception "how
an iaveutor invent."
How Lost! How Regained,
TI1K
Horatio Allen, tho well known civil
engineer, under who'o direction tho
first locomotlvo brought to America
was built and run, iH.d at bis homo in
Montrose, N. J rocntly. IIo entered
Columbia Colleso in 1821, and was
graduated near the head of his olass in
1HH3, taking a Bpecial nigh rank in
physios,
In!
iiiMoaD iimn vain
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MADE WITH BOIUNG WATER,
EPPS'S
CRATEFUU-COMrpllTINCI,
COCOA
MADE WITH
1-3 d4L
BOILING MILK.
(Wear the fW V ff
m, the world. Uwr UdlittMBri
aq)leVlda Mad t0 iaUlxllC Mtl
UOMM 1-KB to K in cb UxlitTt
Mtvbov. Oaly iboM who riu
!! ant uq mIi mu !
lb cbaneo. XU you bv tadolji
rctani U to how our (txxls ta
UtoM who eJj rour aalfabarg
uad IkoM artMKMl Vat. Tkel ket.
'ginaUt f thim vtTr(Uoai4
how Lha naAll m& of th Ul
toop. Tht foPowbaf eat rtr th tppwaac iit f&iuUU
HUB WllHWiatflV -
U,'t3amt-E
wm
av aanaTLeaaaaaBaajHi
Wholesome Vegetables.
The following information may bo
useful to some, if not new to many.
Spinach has a direct effect' upon the
kidnoys.
Tho common dandelion, used a
rrrcens, is excellent lor tho same
trouble.
Asparagus purees iho blood. Cel-
erv acts admirably upon tho nervous
system, and is a euro for rheumatism
and neuralgia.
Tomatoes act upon tho liver.
Beets, and tui nips aro excellent ap
petizers.
Lettuce and cucumbers are cooling
in their effects upon tho system.,
Onions, garlic, locks, olives, and
ehallatH. nil of which nrn simitar, lion
sess medicinal virtues of a marked
character, stimulating the circulatory,
system nnd the consequent increase of
tho' saliva and the gastric juice, pro
mdting digestion.
Rea onions are an excellent diuretic!
find the white ones aro recommended
to- be o?ten raw as a remedy for in
somma. They are a tonio and niun
tious.
A soup made from onions Is1 rfgarj-
1: . l- T i. .lt ,
live in debility of the digestive organs.
How Diamonds areUplit
The diamond has a grade of cleavage
i lane, the same as most mineral or
oiyrttnlline substances, and hence ,it is
pjoesiblo to split or divide one into tw o
more parts, botiioiimts a large
ece is removed a' o ic trom a gem
by splitting, bnt.lt is a prpoiss attend
eld with much risk. To accomplish
this matter the stono is. carefully
studied and'iUUno of'ole'avago asctr-
tamed ; it. is plac d in hardei Cd ceineiil.
n tne proper position, nnd the bbap
.-qge of a steel chiSel r'esi-mliliiig a ta
zhr, is carefully adjusted fo that tho
division will be' at the points desired,
and a Bharp rap with a bammer is
niven it, Perhars no more costl'v
Blow may be struck in any niecbanioal
work than this, for in manipulating
rgo diamond, if it is im-fkilltu'.ly
given a gem of several thousand dol
i ..Ai..n la ir i. .-
Bke Must Be.
Mr. Fangle (looking over the house
be has just moved into.) "I wonder
who lived here lost?
Mrs. Fangle-"! don't know t but
the lady was a Christian.'
"Wow can you telIT
She left no rubbish in the oellar,
From Liri'iucorr's Magazine for Feb
ruary,
September. 1825, tho first success
ful loooinotlvo was put in operation on
tho Stockton & Darlington Railroad,
in kugland, by Georgo Stonhonson.
The nows of its success reaoned this
country early in 1820, and bo groatly
Interested Air. Allen that bo decided
to go tp England and study the new
motive power, Jie received an ap
pointment trom tliu Uelawnro & Hud
son Company as contracting agent, to
purchaso in England tho railroad iron
required to build 1G milen of road from
tho company's mines in thd Lacka
wanna Valley to Laokawaxen, a tribu
tary of tho Dlilwnjo, and also author
ity to puruha-te llircu locomotives for
the new railroad, to be built on plans
to be' decided on by him.
Mr. Allen, on arriving at Liverpool,
made the acquaintance ot George
Stephenson, with whom ho consulted
in oirntnir cut his plans. Two of the
looomotlves were ordered from Mr,
ii'phenson, and one from Foster, Ua
trio'ifc Co., of Stonrbridge. It was tho
lattt-r tr-e "Stcnrbridgo won mat
was the first looomotivo ever run in
America. Tho locomotives were re
ceived in New York in the winter of
1828-29. set up and Wted whilo sus
Mended in tho nir, and it was not until
August 1829, that tbey wero taken to
the road for whloh they were built.
This road terminated at Uonesdale,
retiua.. and ran about G00 yard- in a
straight line, then crossing the Lacka
waxen Crrek by a sharp curve of 750
yards radius. When tho "Stourbridgo
Lion was swung in tho air pro par
i ... . ... i- i.
vory io oeing piacen on ino inn it i connectlini at ltuport with Phllnlolphla
tana liartnt,A,l . thn tirut tlmn thAT I JlBaUlUV tllUirUUU IUT llimaeori. T,naau L Will-
u.nuu.mu uu.nw v..uu lamsport, sunb iry. P.ut ivlllo. f. At Sorilmraw
mo axies nan an unyioiuing paranei i Denana wun f. a k ihv. : k. it ror uarmDunt,
tinHition. nnii tlmt. llinrn n no truoK I """" ""! .i.;i , "''
1 . . . . . ' , ; i ai r,. x. uauii xau, uuu Man.,
with kingbolt that would permit ot
tho t-iitfiiie accommodating itself to the
curve ol tho ro id. Further, thu road
had been built of greeti timber in long
Iengthsnudthw timber had wraped con
siderably in pi acts Nevertheless Mr.
Allen was C'liitident that all would be
well Ilfitrnd in vain, however, to
got an engineer to run tho locomotive,
And no ollluial of th road would rUk
his lifo in tho apparently foolhardy
enterprise: Mr. Allen then acted as
engineer mmtelf, and ran the locomo
tive three' miles down the track aud
returned in safely. iV. Y. 'JVibune.
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AND CANVASSERS,
to maVa , earl applioailona for the eicluilta control
'"''torT. Oi;e of tlio greatest oi'portuniUea to
(Wken writing, n)Uoa tM paper.)
CHARLES L. WEBSTER & CO.,
3 Bt lltlt Street, Sew York.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Cleanses and bcautlbec h hair.
Promote a luxuriant 0rnu,th
rowuia j'Aiiomn ana hair (auw
ftoaart l Mat Prttrriita. I
1 3 4t
CATARRH,
Catarrhal Deafness and Hay Fever,
A N171V llOJIU TniSATMENT.
SufTprcrs aro not generally aware that
tliesu ureases are c-ontacioiw, or time they
arc di,c to the presence of living parasites In
tho llnlug inciubraiiQ ot the noso and cus-
result H tlmt a simple remuly lias boon for-
tachlan tubes. Microscopic, research, how.
ever, liaa proved this to bo a fact and the
ululated whereby catarrh, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever aro permanently cured In
o io iiirco Eiiup.e applications maao
from ouo
at home by tlio patient once In two weeks.
N; II. For catarrhal illscliarpe peculiar to
females (whites) this remedy Is a specific,
A. pamphlet explaining tills new treatment
is bent on receipt or ten cents py A. il
Canada. ScieiUtJla American.
StilTerers from catarrhal 'troubles cbouli
reaa lha above carerour.
BBaaaaaaHuas7.
I Amp fromObk. Il.r. l.a
wajiiap" ponmt or Nr.u.m.
IVIVM MB. Of a.Ulu. UHa.
Sua moalli t ( l,w a.v. ,s .ra7
K. G.AII, to alliuiui .ud publU
(eian.dj W, U.CUB.ISO.V
STATIONS.
A.M.
SCKANTON , 8 III
BeiioTtie n in
Tarlorvtllo 6 20
L.1CKA wanna, oxs
I'lttston l s.l
West I'lttston..... 6 41
Wyoming '47
Maltdr til
nonneti , not
Kingston M
Plymouth Junction..,.,., 7vi
Plymouth 1 10
Avonano , . f 14
NtntlcnKe T 19
IlunlocK's 7 -.a
Bnlcksblnny 7 37
Hick's Perry 7 65
Beach ilircn , 8 01
lierwlok .... tm7
nnarureex B13
Willow Grove. 810
Limn ltidge s so
jHpy. ova
lllojimDulu S3J
llupert ..i 137
Oatawlss.1 R42
Danrlllo 657
(Jliuliilcy
camnrnn 9 0?
KOBTIIUHBBRLXND V 2
13 4 9 0-11
13 M at
t 01 117
1 09 9 SS
l is dsn
1 211 9 85 I
'. m. r. h. r. m
boirrn.
a. v. r. v. r. u
IM 6 50
.... OiS
Soil 3t
2 10 0 81
218 6 4)
1121 AM
2S til
.... 6S9
3 87 7 03
3 40 7 07
2 13 712
8 Si) 7 id
2ltt 7 21
2 59 7 23
S (W 7 41
3 20 7Sfl
3.11 8 07
3 40 8 t
3 17 8 SO
.15.1 H27
3 07 R31
4 02 8 81
4 09 8 41
4 15 (147
4 22 8 12 1
4 2S as?
44K 915
4 54
5 CO 9 2
5 15 9 45
r. x. r. x.
BAKERS SND CONFECTIONERS
Bloomsonrg, fa.
WMrT.F.SALE and RETAIL
Exchange Block,
88 is
mm
9 DO
9 55
1000
loot
1018
10 22
10 27
10 30
10 3 1
1034
10 4
10 47
10 5t
10 6.1
1102
11 12
1122
1131
11 40
ii'co
it m
1201
um
12 12
S 17
12 82
11 41
12 55
fW'M nr.il Ulami
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
CnmR and trv our FAMOUS lb uem awws- ie
WIIOLESALt IIEALKRS IN
Cvj, $oWro, (Canary, Fvofly n noly.
Scran too, pa.
& HEADING
, 4.00
Eheumatism.
In undoubtedly oaustd by 1 actio acid
in the blood,, acid attacks tho fibrous
list-lies, and caiibts thu pains aud aohes
in thu back, shouiderti. knees, ankle)
blps and wristp. Tliousands of people
have found 'in Huod's Sarsaparilfa a
positive curd for rheumatism. This
medicine; by its purifyinn notion, cen
tralizes the acidity ot the blood, and
also build up and strengthens the
whole body.
"Hnve a cigar, o'd mant"
"No: I swore off for a year."
' Oh, well, :t week im't long to wait.
T&ke it." .tV. Y. Hun.
PHILADELPHIA
A, HAILHOAO.
ON AND APrun NOV. tOtll 1899.
THAINS LEAVB ULOO.MSHUItq 03 lollows:
(SUNP1Y1 KXCKl'Tin.)
For Now York. I'nlla lclbhli. Itcadlnir. PottiTlliA.
For Wllilamnport, union and Danville 7:3 1 a. m.
9:10, ii:u v. iu. ,
For Catawlvta Oft), 7:30, 11:03 a. m., 1S.20, 0:00
6: 1 J p. ra.
For ltuperteoi, 7.30, 11.01 a. ra., 12:v0, 3:13, 5:00,
TRAINS FOll ULOOMSIlUI'.a
Leave New York via PliliadelohU 7:15 a.
p. m. and via Easton 8: 15 u. ui. 3.45 p. m.
ueave l'nuaaeipnia w.w a. m. n;ihl p. m.
Leavo lteadtn? 11:50 a. in. 7:5! o. m.
Iieave Pottsvllle 12.3J p. 111.
uea.yv ramaqua i:ui a. in. v:-s p. m.
Leave WliliainsDort 9 15 a. in. i:is n. m.
Leave Uatawlau 6:55. 8:00 a. m.. i:.iii. ft.oi. a.ia
Leave ituoert d:l. 7:03. 8.0S. 11:11 a. m. 1:38. 3:3 1.
ror jiaiumore wasmngton ana ino west via n.
fi O. It. It., through tralos Wave Ulrard Avenue
Station t'hlla. (I. & It. it. H.) t:U, ':, 11:00 a. m.
1:35, 4:3 6:54, 7:30 p. m. Hunlafs 4:25, 11:00 a. m.
r.ou p. iu.
ATLANTIC CITY DlVItHON.
ucn.v i luiwit iiiu , tel l, bliCoLUUV OLrUUb
waarr, ana ooutn wroct, n nan:
FOR ATLAKTIO C1TT.
Week ilars Kxpresa. 9.00. a. m. 4:01 d. m. An.
comodatlon, 7:30 a. m. 4:3 1 p. m.
euaoais u..pnj!, r.uja.m Accomodation 8:00
a. ro. anu 4:n y ut.
HBTOKIIINO, LEAV ATLIMTIOCITT,
Depot corner Atlantic and ArKam n venuea :
wejicaava KDre!i3. 7::o. a. m. and 4:0,1 n. m.
Accomoaauon. iio a. m. aua 4:3 1 p. ra.
xiindavs F.XDrC39. 4:00 rj. in. Accjm-litinn.
a a. HANcooK.
A. A. .McLKOD, Oea'L Pass. Aaeitf.
, k jiw. at wm f. Manager.
ent r. aof.ntS FOR
Henry Maillard's Fine Candies. Fresh Everywcctc.
FETST.tSI GOODS -A. SPECIAL .
SOLE AGENTS FOR
F. F. Adams & Co's. Fine Cut Chewing Tobaooo.
Sole agents of the following brands ot Cigars I
Henry Clay, Londros, Normal, Indian Princess, Samson, Silver Jm.
Any order for Festivals will be supplied with the Lowest Market Prices, u llHlvfl
Orn$es. Umonj, ream NUtj.
Bananas, leanH5. ymonoj. ps-
Entish WalnUtj. pop 8m tSOl
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
C. 6. ftOBBIflS.
Foreign and Domestic
from Ocoan to Ooean-
Ovir thirty-two 5 cars ago, Mr. Alf.
rod tSpccr, tf P imsht, imported from
tlie' bat-ka of tli- Potira, iu Ponujjal. a
few of tlio 1 rt Grflpo vine, and com-
menc d oarettil einmmetiu lor tlio
purpore of producing a flrbt-clag
American l'ort, botb io'tuen eJ and
nufermontcd. He has bct'n tminently
euccceslul, and now opeer rt wine and
unfermcntid iui 0 if known from
ocean to ocean,and endorsed by the bid
medio 1 talent in iho world as tho mt
no- produced for the use of invalids
Jfor t-aio by drtiijgHta.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The r.ipid dpcrease in the number of
Katiparuo.4 ih beizinnLic; to r.ttract the
attention ot Fcit-ntino oi(.'tie8 in Aus
tralia. From the collective report! of
tne vnriom stock inspectors it was of,
tinmted mat in lfcW7 tinrd wrp l.aBl.
510 kangarooH. Iu 18851 Urn number
loll to i,17U,IiHU, a decrease of 711,
180, Tho chief obataulp to tho alop
lion ot ra anroi lor the lteotual pro.
tpotion ot inn Kangaroo is uw vigor
ous appetite, uno nut-grown lfeiga
roo eats as much grass as six sheep.
Philadelphia it Erie R. R, Oivis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway,
-M
TIME TABLE.
in enoct Nov, 10. isss. Trains leave BunDarr
IA8TWARD
V.tOa. CO.. Sea Hbore TCnnrpa MbllT f.ar,t I
arrivtog at Pniladpipiila3.ie;, m. ; New York I
rn.ovy.ui. i jaiviiuun?, a. iu u. ra. : waSQIDfftOn I
5.63 p. m., connecting at rnll&delpnia tor all sea
Bboro points. Through passenger coach to I
PhUatielDlilA. I
1.33 p. ra. Day Szpreas I
dallr except .Sunday). foi Uarnshnrf nn inmrme-1
mate statioon, arriving at. v h II a A e 1 d h a I
S.50 p. m. ; New York, o.as iu m. ; Baltimore
s.45 p.m.; Wanhlnstoc, MS p. m. Parlor carl
through to Phlladelpbla anil passeoger coaches I
through to Philadelphia and Baltimore. I
d.i3 p. m.-nwiuya Accomraoaation (aauy I
lng at Philadelphia 4.33 a. ra. i Now Yortc 7.1b a. m.
baitunore, 0.1s . m. : Washlncton d.30 a. m. : I
Pullman sleoplngoartrom HarrlAurg to Phlladel-I
yum auu mow j7uiiivampu:4 pissentren) can
remain In steeper unaisturtm until 1 a. m.
l.fO a. m.-Krle Mall (dallv) for narrlsburg and
Intermediate stations, arrwlng at Phlladelphta
.sua. m. New Yorlt, n.M a. m.; Through Pullman
DiTCpuiK uaro iuiu paaaonger ooiiones to rhlladei.
8.60 a. m. Vt ittt-ra Kilm ( 1 ,117) for II trrl
sxf ani l iWinisltit? sttttt'ii irftvlni at Billl-
mO!D 7 -W. a. 111. 1 1 lVHlur.in4 m an
turouifti mi'irn in li ping otrsto iitittmire and
vrasaingion, ana liiruugb piiwag)r 0 'aches to
uaiviuiuiv.
TOBBEB .KfcT OI3-I3S.
H BLOOMSBURG tPB
INDUCEMENTS
-IN-
Pianos, Organs, and Sewing Machines
"What Kow York Cost.
WQSTWARU.
9.10ft. ra.KriO Mftll MaIIW tnr Vwia art nil
CananlMtf na 41 d Iotrme4lat atittona, iiooaes I
tor, UitraTo i id NU?ara VaWh. witn ttiroua Pall-1
njaa Pl 1 iftoars ani pwnTftTtjnaeaes to Erie and
9.M News Kxprese ( daily roi 4 oolc Haven I
i. p. ia.-siatrara Kxpreea WallrflxoDtsun.
yi Cor Kane. Guna -iltia and i?itirrtin.-iintAt(i- I
tlona, It - htswr, Buffalo and viaftni Kails with I
kunmicupiiHiir o j'i'mesio Kane ana TloioeHt?
s.op.m. 1'actUne dl!v xceftHandavfor '
novo, vvvklufl and IntoniiedlatB etationfl. vMb
throutfU pw wusrer co vh&o to Kcnovo and Wati ,v
.is p. m. wuiiirriipoix Express i jillr
William Kllua. H.rri.Urr, 1
wriUii l bav Mtt knows
olblnf la Uk font albau.
IwUrdjr I look erdf iittvuf b to
Ty m W, J, El
uvtfa, Uufor, H., wriitit I
Utfftnordtr fwr yvur tlbgrn tt
LkLmoal try batiM I vUii Mr
(or aldsl ilartwurh.'
tiibaraara dolocauUajMlli
a ta su ica 10 riva ci.
ticll Rvitu Ibtlr lien. Ctarv
ind bittlnfii iln untrandivvflil.
eua ha uati bold aftburrand bMtlnfii ril untrandivvflil.
Nhull wo start VOU In IliU luisiiiew,
rUrtlr mao? 1 wa will turf you If ou dam 1 dcUj until
uwibwaataabaadofvoulayourpart of ibacvuninr. Ufot
lata bbl on will baabuia 4k uprQld fu. arllfU4J
f)a aiUMUilof ft fwrcad MMMtfulwraMl tttAtOUO u
ilpllur lhuUtripl Albiinaaraio baauUl leiba
ulla fur miaacb, bound io Crimaoii ktlklt
riu
ith.thariuiBclr daaoratad laiiiaa. niuluiaal alhuuaiB th
wfll. Urrl bUa. Uraatcil br(a)nt tvar known, Aganti
Uboreltarras. lilf monajr for iwU, Jtaronata
bhubw 1 tuctfHiui imdi. Otlia I1M1I OH tig U I 1 111 IO Of mt
lalklutnacaaurr. Wbartvtr abawn, avtrjr wm wania ta tot
FRAZER
AXLE
GFTASE
IIVU T T Hi . . ... '
Hot offKleil bxhat. JJF.tViik f.I ., INK.
Jlrrctont. uud IIikI-,. fj,arr.,i,.
CHICHtlrCR'8 ENGLISH
PENNYflOYAL PILLS.
Ilea Croft Ijliiuiuna trnuiL
Tkaaal rtllabla nlUiaraaU. laa
ara. I41e, ak V-rrnggUt fur iba UU.
Maa it r Mil, ta real nuui , mi4
vltb bluarlfaboa. Tttbaaa wLbjs Ha44.
(laniM) tut MftUalata a4 U.llaa Cu
Lalie," fa UMf, ky mail. JfrnhaV,
it.
cbaaa, ut uka thwuiaada of ordara wltb ratJiUtjr uvr
baVakaowu. yraat pro flu await awry workar Afaatawra
atuklacrortunaa. Udlai naka aa anoch aa tuaa, Yeu,ralcr.
aa tla at wall ov oot. tull UfunaaUa aud larata frvt.
Io Iboaa wba wriia for aaaia, wltb (tarlkuUra and larmafurow
famllf Ukblaa, Hooka a4 fartodlcaia. Aftar you kituw 1U
abuuld you cvucluda t 9 no furtkar, why so kanu la doua.
AUnaa k- , AUJU CU-, Alum. JtUixs
Jin. l&.'es-ly.
i:uiaam-ra
niMUHiBiaawHililiMi
l'lllI.Al)El.i'liiA,rA. iwiloDC4nouirilta
"r Iuh if llm. fruu kualiuiw. OuwpruoouUialliw
curab( tf iHbern wul., txtiid (or Clrrular,
VURE GUARANTf.p. 0$$$
if ma.
One of Ibo moat tqcceesfiil of land
speculations! was tho purchase of Man
battan island from thu Indium by the
uutcit west iniiifi ormpauy in 1020.
It 1 as long been know 11 that thu attutc
Dutchmen bought tbix lantl very fhenp
aim tiiiiio tiaeu to uu a tradition amoni'
jnow 1 orit i'n"oi-i)oys int ttio price
was a nottii-ot Mini, 'j iih, liowover.
fays tbo 1 outlis Companion, is now
proveii to uu an nr r.
A fuw wi k atro Hen. J une Grout
V llton, id to" i.f 'Aiil.-tiii'i (!ycl
prndia of Amerluan Hiogrsphy," dn-
covcrtl at Ani4'trlam tli" ontrinal
deed of ale nmo'ig tho pipt-H of an
old Dutch famiiy. Tho pr co paid wns
aoout t'qual tij of our pru'ent our
renoy.
loo island con'ains 1 1.000 a'jrei of
land. In the month of July last Wil- ff;,FMiJe'PSu n-5 p ra
Ham Astor ol New York boucht comer SUr?0S.4 JS p' ra-
lot on lli m-is anil, if) fot. iilu onn trie Man learos Now YorlcB.00p.m.: Pbtladal.
TIT?' Tl ll,r 0,.LK'rr uxPQdUnt w"ranK
ui ii iias ycou juMiaiMi uy uynutH, I H-"'-nr uiimn irim r'iuAi?ipau
uut, on tn oibi r liar.d, it may ba ro. hdniiuhv, n.w.tffrwn .-
marKcd mat II nnv nno had taken S21
in 162G and put it at interest nt G per
cent, and if ho and his auio-usorB had
i'acli vcar invested the intercut monov
. ., . . "... . . I J m n in
at tne Bame rate tno capail would now BxprinsiSMtiMve snnbury e.sj p. &i.,amTinK
amount to about 81 15,000.000 at Bl.jom V rry yn n. m.. WllVra-barra i.W p. ui.
f I . .7, w, wwyarm u, ( R.m.arriT
tr.r
THKOnan TKAINV POliSDKllllHY FUOM TIXt
SAil r,UKOUTJI.
News ErDmu leiivi. PkllAiiaintit i i nn n m
uaititnore, 4.3 j h. m narrlsburg, J. :U a. m. dally
rrllaiat MuntmiT 1.53. a.m. I
. , , ,. .nnara KxprMnieiT-. I
riiiitLuriiinia.n.oiiit. m. vaMnini?iii h in n tn , I
iimore .uoa. la, taa 1' ercrpt 's'laa.ij arrlvlrf it I
?39,irr. l.H P, nt tbroucb fnrlor car Horn
J-nila-leipbia and mroiiKh iiwwi oactea from I
ruuwu'inuia ituii iiaiumorr.
Kast Hne le.tes New ink u.'j . m, ! miladel.
pbla, 1 1. to i. m. : W Hhtairtoa, :o V) u, m. : Daltl.
more. ii.a. m.,(ilallr-i-pt Sunday) a'rtrljjg at I
coicheifrornl'hllail'lpliUtnd ualil-nore
n wiunifLou 3 su p. in
HUNIIUItV, IIAKIXTIIN r H.KEIIIAIdtF
tDally except ouuuay.)
Wllkeb.irre Hill low S'loourr
-AT-
4111 llTt.A S'lnbllr. mm n .
arrtvlnt: at Bloom Vrr)' la i i. m., Wllkok-b trrt
This la nrt B't tuuoh ni iIi j land ol
New York U wr.rUi4 but it would havo
uecn u very "my lnvtslment.
Tbu Eemely for tha Influetiza.
A remedy recnmmendtd for patients
-nir j .... t .i .
sui'uiru wun me iiui'ii'iizi is lvemp's
lialsnm, thq Hpcoiflu for coiwhs and
colds, which h wpeoinly alnpted to
dlsrasfs of the thtoat I'li.d lungs Do
not wait for the firrt syniptoraj of tho
disease before spouring tlio ri m dy,
but gt a bottle and keen it on hand
for uuo Jhp mqmi'pt il ii n'oded. If
lngatJlloom Kerry 18.37 p. it., Hanburj 1.30 p. m
Erpresa Wmt lhavw Wdlctu.barre J.05 u. m.. ar.
Ting at nioom Wrrr l.M p. m., xnnbury 6.J0 u. ir,
SUNDAY THA1W8.
Wllkegbirre mill lai7ai Himnnpv irva m
rlTljitat Bloom Kerry 10.46 a. m., Wllies-uiirre
Bunlay aoeommojitlou leaves Wlikea-Harre 5:10
iiiA-i re. pujii, j. n. wood.
Oen. Manager, aen. Passenser Act.
ATENTS,
urnm
irvet,
FARHSS
HolL .flllniatK anil
Location Is the fcoum
A.HOlll.CUrxaat, V.
Jl'lJ 10talnil.ini an i-aten t
IS lli'l' l-ll PU it J II11DI.
1CK We nave no sub-arenciei, all business
h-pho-ed tha Ibflaenai has a tend ncy $ at i ssVrr thTn'osVeSron!
tho britur on pno-Huonia. All druggls- mSjSfi& anwinr.or puoW.Wiiu deripuon.
ts cell tho H tleatn. X? S4"". 1' Pi!f.BWWe or 't. tten ot cnarSe
vi us iivfc uug uu uamui u wjcuiffl.
A )OOk,''lIowtoObUUil,atenUi.wltlirBfBrii.,.
iii: ikiIm nn.M..,. . . ,. loaotual CUnrjiln vnn, Ulum ....... - - .
I S make 'from ". dnt tree. Addreis ' un,n
WANTHniSB'W"Mfe c- A SNOW & CO.,
ttey am worlilpj for aq old andrclUMe frm. ua, oppoaits Patent om WaaUlrufoa. ro
suusoitinp '
FOIt THE
((ratlfl territory In towns and countlej can tu teT
Cured by prompt appllcatlqn. Wa grow tbe gtoclf
hvvuiii .luyiio.
VUANKXIN DAVIS (Ml.
XtOTjrjmen, Baltimore, VJ.
Music - - - - Warerooms
COJiUMOUN,
TO POULTRY Is ILD GAME SHIPPEB3
WANTED.
Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Uean, Game, Horn,
Meat and Stock, Potatoet, Vecetablcs, Vnn,
ed and Live Poultry, Frultt of all kinds, Pon
Corn, Honey, Beeswax, Glnsen, Maple Sugar,
Apples, Grapes, Cranberries, Furs and SlTiis
C.
. H. BALLARD.& CO..
Produce and General Commission Merchants.
ABERDEEN. SOUTH DAKOTA
i,,asi5'''.toi.k,J3
Blinum.
UK
a.WuulUL I'tlLidJ,.!,!. I'.
ll-8-lw. "
It yiiUAniMitklnirurMini.. V...t...i-rV r.p.
to. wm. roroifTinJ E,j"iri:t,,2r'',i .
V.I UttChvMuulbL. Hiiu.l.l.,1.1. w. 'rr
HINnrBftABaia
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r IWBMnrsssiiii -
s
ASTUli A can.be ourc J
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