COLUMBIAN AN DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBTJK.G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.1
THE
X
YA
MULVILLB FABMEE'S INSTITUTE.
(coHCLtiukD.rnot last weer.)
6raiibilRDowninr being tinb.fJ lovbo
present, Mot a, copy ot hta essay which
watteid by Mr. Woodward. It wai a
trong'f.rgumcnt In taror of Macadatnlted
toada, full ot facta and figures to proTe bla
statements and would Oil four colnmni ot
this paper.
Nd one ottering to dlacuas the subject,
Mr. .Tewksbury rcad"Iegii1ature needed to
lmprovo our present Itoad Laws," In which
he made aomo very good points, although
he digressed considerably, Ho placed
particular stress upon tho Idea that all
road taxes shall be paid In cash, and com
plained of tho unequal taxation.
Sir. Woodward commented upon nur
present tload Laws, saying that they were
Imply chaotic.
AFTMNOON SESSION.
Tho meeting was called to order, and on
motion the road question was open for dla
cussion, limiting speakers to flro minutes.
Mr. Woodward was called for, who, taking
the platform argued strongly In favor of
paying road tax In cash, advocated con.
acmllTc legislation In regard to the sub.
Jcet ot roads, and recommended that th
state offer a premium for the construction
of the best piece ef road of some specified
length! tie favored this as a means of
Bute aid, and as Btatc taxes are mainly
from corporations, tho burden would not
tall upon the farming-community.
Although not on the program, Miss
Tewksbury recited "A Dream," accom
panled with music by Mf SUlon at the or
gan. It was excollent nnd well received,
Mrs. J. T. Colo then told In a brief esiay
what "The Farmers' Home" Should be
like, and being a farmers wife she fully
understands tho situation.
Mr; Woodward made a few appropriate
remarks, expressing his apDreciation ot
such sentiments and moved a vote of
thanks be given the essayist. This waa
ecodded'by Mr. Blsson who spoke' a' few
words' complimenting tho paper1: Mr
Bowman offered as an amendment that It
be offered for publication. Carried unani
mously Eastburn Reader was then called for;
UU' paper1 was principally upon the sub
ject of draining. It was a plain common
sense statement of facts coming under his
observation; It was discussed at some
lengthv
Mr.Horthub'toldl the Institute about
silo. All that is necessary is to prevent
air from coming to the green food, thus
preserving It'forwlntor'aso.
Astbry'tn music by A. 0'. Blsson' "Going
from Home," was loudly applauded.
Mr. Gv R. OoSc was then 'Introduced and
read "How to train Jour Bays," the same
as he had at the;Bentoa' Institute.
Mr. Slsson sang "Mrs. Lofty and I," and
the meeting adjourned.
if KVKSLSQ SESSION.
The h'all 'was densely packed at an early
hour, and when called to order, MUses
Fannie and Minnie Leo played' the organ
and violin.
JohnEmery Eves, assisted by the Benton'
Glee Club, followed with' a beautiful selec
tion, and'wero recalled.
The Leo girls again played the organ and
rlolinv atte'r which Miss Jennie Gotleib re
cited "Pledged with Wine."
Dr. Henry Liftman's locture', "The
Chemistry of other Worlds," was the chief
feature of the cvcniog. So was aided by
a powerful scloptlclan'.wtth which numer
ous Illustrations ot the moon and the plan
els were shown on' canvass.
The Glee Club sang 'A Hundred" Years
Henee,"audi'The Happy Plow Boy."
FRIDAY atOBNINO.
li day morning opened with "Welceora
to Monday" by the Benton Glee" Club, as
sisted by1 hobo talent
Hi W. Northup'dlscnBsed "The Exhaus
Uoh and Restdration'of our Bolls:" It was
ah exhaustive argument, clearly showing
how farmers are likely to "run down"
their firms by robbing the soil.
Tbos. J. Edge, 'secretary of the Btate
Board of Agriculture, asked' which was'
preferable to cut clover or plow It under?'
The answer was, cut It.
Mr. E.J. Bowman spoke briefly upon
the'subject, and told how a man bought a
farm and paid for It tho first year'lh beans
raised upbm it.
Mr. Wo. Recce asked how to raise bet-
tercrops arid where to find a market, to
which Mr. Woodward replied, "Do better
farming on lcea land. We mus'tlessen the
cost of production. The world la our
market, end the world wants the best.
Balso the very best at the very lowest pos
sible cost. People will buy.
"Farm Drainage" was ably discussed by
Mr. A. Z.' Bchoch. He claimed that drain
age was beneficial In time of drouth as' well
as In time of flood. Turtle feet, he'says, Is
the proper average depth tor this section,
and tllo Is the most profitable.
attkbsoon session.
Opened with muslo by the Glee Club and
A'song byMr. blsson.
F. P. Eves' little daughtfcr Bernice recit
ed "The Blackberry Girl" to the delight
ot all present.
"General Fruit Culture-' was then dis
cussed by Mr. A. C. Blsson. Ho gave
many vaiuablo suggestions for the proper
care and management of the orchard, inter.
aperied with a'number of laughable anec-
dotts"ad d 'remark's. lie strongly advocat.
cd spraying trees to prevent the fruit from
becoming worm eaten.
Mr. John A. Woodward, associate editor
of the Farm Journal, was then Introduced,
and he' proceeded to tell "how the bars
should be let down." This1 gentleoian Is a
practical farmer. The chief object of his
essay was to show farmers the great ne
cessity of' caretaking on the farm. He
was tendered a vote ot thank's.
The little daughters of John Eves, Lula
and Reba, then treated the audience to a
song with organ accompaniment.
Miss Julia 0. Loos choose to entertain
the audience by giving tbem a chapter on
"Character Farming," which she did in
yery clear and able manner. Many truths
were expressed by the essayist. Although
It had no reference to the cultivation of the
earth it seemed in perfect harmony'wlth
the ' essay of Mr, Woodward. She was
tendered a vote of thanks.
The program being exhausted the dis
cussion of the fruit question was taken up
by Mr. Northup. He' advocated the spray.
ing process. At the conclusion of bis re
marks sevtral questions were asked and
Mr. Blsson answered them briefly. Ad
journed.
XVXNINQ SESSION.
Glee Club rendered a beautiful selection
Miss - Maggie Eves gave a recitation
which was followed by Edith U. butter,
reading part ot Wblttict's 'Mogg Megame.
Another selection of music and 8. O.
Gabo, the lecturer of the evening was In.
troduced. who chose for his subject "I'op
ulari fallacies." He exploded the Idea that
It was nccessaryi for a person to become
old before attempting to gain distinction,
and that "honesty was tin best policy.'
Honesty Is not a policy hut a principle,
Many other old sayings were shown In
their true light
The Glee Club sang the Duck song after
which Blsson was called for, who respond
ed by sioKlug, "The Farmer Boy," Ad
How Is It?
11m our Krc.it country, tho land of
boasted liberty, flbwlng with "milk
aud honoy," merged Into a great gamb
ling pooH lifts It bcoomo a ruoro
tnncMiiafor speculation, plunder and
gal robbery! What are the signs of
tho times? Wo bear of nnoertatn
sounds the moaning of which It is
bard to interpret. Tho chains of op-
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ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA &
WESTERN RAILROAD
HLOOMSIiURG DIVISION.
STATIONS.
a nonsE it-no can talk t
Everybody has heard of n " home laugh,"
but wbo has ever seen an equine rifted with
the newer of iDeochf fiuch an animal would
be pronounced a miracle t but so would the
telegTonh and the .telephone a hundred rears
afro, why, even very recently a cure for con
sumption, which la universally acknowledged
to be scrofula atfcctlnir the lungi, would have
been looked upon as miraculous, but now poo-
le are betrlnnmg to realize that the dlionje
i not Incurable. Dr. Tierce's Oolden Medical
DUmoverr will cure It, If taken In time and
Riven a fair trial. This world-renowned rem
edy will not make new luntrt. but It will re
store 'diseased ones to a henlthy state when
other means hare failed. Thousands grate
fully testify to this. It Is the most potent
tonic, or strength' restorer,, alterative, or
blood-cleanser and nutritive, or flesh-builder,
known to medical science. For Weak Limits,
8plttlnff of Illood, Ilronchitls, Asthma. Ca
tarrh In the Head, and all Llng-erlntr Coughs,
It is an unequaled remedy. In derangements
of 'the stomach, liver and bowels, as Indiges
tion, or Dyspepsia, lllllounncsn, or "Liver
Complaint,'' Chronlo Diarrhea, and kindred
ailments. It is a sovereign remedy.
I" Q olden Medical Dis
covery " la the only tned
iclno of its clam, sold
by druggists, under a
ti private 80 manV original an J novel features as
.)M,in,i. n,.e i,.tM!.trt.i.n.A- v'ie.,!.,!. wo rwirwivBtiift ijiimiea. mis train
In 1833. tho corner,tono of Bif lm-ffir frreat features uniqaoln tbo
tlo-lnu. oinotiH win laid l,v President n'Mory of passenger travel. As It
a...l:..., T..t.., a .....:'.! sit I snoods across tho conun nt there are
presalon are blndtns tichtcr and tluhter r MoiP Vfirlr nam. inn. 1 tho ...mi in.if , flashed over tho wire-, to meet or over
tho tolling massoi. Taxation Is burth- .i,,in.iin.r,,ip1i . mnniim unih finm.. fke it, the fliiotuatlons of tho Now
onlng more and more the peoplo who l:.r.ii.nai..r .,nmraMtZft i.n.inf, I York and 1'hiladbltihia' stock raarkota,
nrrt otrurrtrlinrr ujith nnvnrl v to win n I I anil Ihfrn nro niso notnii ot ltd uqhgl I ftuBTiiuww'"'.",
.... n.. . J. "lit.. I. ... . ,'r, . , i camcron
Mtiion Harla.id8s truly-ln her V" roP9, 01 mo notngs in tno uiotasw.....
appeal to tho tnothera andynghtors of Zro,8" aDU uom10 nuanoiat mar s. cmwiasa'
. ' . . n... 1X11110 Ihn ttfnuFinnrv man rnnila na lm I KUDCrt ...
Ameriua to erect n iRungjmonumunno i - e -1 inobrasburg,
i,.., a,hn ,., n n.,,. . I runs. I Rnnr.
(j-.o w... vuuiH,, . .,uv, . .1.. .... ... ... .11. I limn HldM..
that "the aim Rhine iinnn tin asdiior I muiun muiiuu uaicur uiy uio- S7l- ,)fot. - est
uin In tho length and brparltlt- of our Patoh any oonnnmion which those re- gf,":'.";;:;;;:: JJg
i,i it. Ani.i.n.i I norU may siiKaest, or diBposn of any I Sxlwi! ... . .... rn
...... v...n ov...i,v...u. . I,., KIK"' '. . JIB
Tho publisher of tub itoMij-MAKEn, i'i""uvi eiouuS...j...t. cY,hiru;y;v;;.;v.v,;.. 7 so
printed aruarantee, from the manufact
urers, that it wiU benefit or cure in everr case
lot disease for which' It Is recommended, or
money paid for It will be promptly refunded.
Copyright, 1S98, by Wobi.dI Dis. Marx Asa'jr.
SBSOO OFFERED
hJ tne manufactur
ers of Dr. Sago's Catarrh ltcmedy, for an
Incurable cose of Catarrh In the Head.
"Work horses in the city are worth three
.times as much as country horses because we
blanket them in the stable."
FREE Get from yonr dealer free, the
a Boot It has handsome pictures and
vaiuablo information about horses.
, Two Or three dollars for a sa Horse
Blanket will make your horse worth more
and cat less to keep warm.'
KIA Ciua HI a
jir s nu in 1 1 u
Atk for
5A Boss Stable
5A Electric
5A Extra Test
sn'other stvles ak nrices to suit every.
bod. If yon can't get them from your
dealer, write us.
Marion II arland, tho friend and help
er of women overvwlieie, haa taken up
mo wotk oi rrsior ng the rulnod montt
ment inarklt.g tho butlsl place) of Mary
the Mother of Wellington,
Udu Immlrtd years ago this venor-
auiu woman was inlutrnl I
Pour Btrlklng features of the Pennnsvl-
Tania Jjimiiou,
Of all the tiassonaer trains of the I
world, nono presents for oonvonlonoo
nnd accommodation of its passongors
t w
vine. The Now York Commercial
Idvertiier says, "that interviews with
many leading business men an to tbo
prospeuts for 1890 reveal an almost
unanimous belief that tho coming year
vtii do one ot unusual prosperity. ' A
study of tho abovo tiararrranh suacesU
the following questions What is busi
ness, and business prosperityt What
is the business of the business men in
terviewed! Are they gamblers in the
stock markets and pool rooms in Wall
Street, or do they figure in corporations,
monopolies and syndioatesl Assuredly
prosperity from that eourue moans
groatcr adverllsity to tho toiling mil
lions oi our own race. Labor is the
source of all wealth, bat it bos been
robbed of its fruits. Production is tbo
fruit of labor and tho fortunes piled np
to pyramids of millions by stock gam
blers, corporations and monopolies are
tho results of which they never produc
ed a dollar We are told that "Capit
al must be protected,1' but aro there
corporations, trusts and monopolies
within tbo
r. m,
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S59
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6 41 S 41
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6 80
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..f which Mirion Harlaud;istho editor" ,,rt tyj'ewtltor is prov
dffer, as their conttir.ution to the good p9,6 t tialn s p
cause, sevenly-livo cents out nf evory
annual snbscript'bn'oT IWri dollirs to
the .Migiztno sent in diidiig the nest
s'x months. Every suoh subscription
must bo accompanied hy thd words,
"Jvr Mary Washington Monument."
Tho otter is uenerous and should
meet with an onthnsiaatio reponso.
Huaiowa T4S
Nanilcote., (0
Avoniiiio tot
nymooth 7 69
fiymoum junciion out
Kingston,!
tienneit...MM
Mauoy....,
Wyoming...,
West lliuston....
Ilttston. ...,..
Lackawanna
.Taylorviile
Uellovuo.
I hosantok
BTATI0.NS.
OS
819
SIT
8 31
8 87
B 83
8 40
8 43
8M
900
180
3 36
345
i'is
4 0
4 00
4 11
$1,000,00 TO IMS GtVKJJ AVAV
Orange County Farmer says:
-The
'At
vided for tho free
atrons. Ho will
take the dictation of letters or tulo
urnins, ami see that they are forwarded
from the train. Thus may Liubinets
nroeeed thotiuh tho counting-room bo
many miles awnvk
So mnoh for tho men. i,aUies couia
nover bofore trayel in such oomforti
i or their convenience a waiting-matd
is assigned to each iratn, whoso duty
is to servo a9 tauies raaiu in an mat a.u. a.m.
die term implies. L.dies wlthoat j ::;:::::::: !g
dort, ladies with children, and invalids I Tayiorvnie tw vooo
aro the particular objects of their care,
10 00
10 19
1019 ....
1094 6 41
10 41 6 68
IBM 7 0S
10 SI 7 W
1109 (20
1113 T91
11 16 7 31
11 30 7 81
1181 7 43
1131 7 49
11 1)8 7 69
11 43 8 06
II 64 8 17
13 06 S3!
1310 823
19 19 8 83
13 30 8 39
13 97
1331
13 33
13 40
134!
13 63
101
109
1 13
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With the best line of
OvcrcontS' in Rliiladclpliia
for Men, Yontlia nnd
Cliililrcn. No matter what
kind of an Ovprcortt you
want you will'limUit' hero,
nindo in our woll'known
reliable vay, at tho lowest1
prices.
YATES & CO.
I.KDAKtt lirllLllIMO.
Sixth Anil Cliestnut.
A. C.
8 41
8 49
9 63
858
903
909
917
9 80
1 20 9 85
p.m. r.M
botrrn.
tho ttirmer indeed the exhibit of voo-
scone of our own observa- etsbtes nnder tho oharco of James Vick,
linn nnd knnwlcdrfn that liad nnt a I Seedsman, of Hochi Stcr.lN, X. Ihisnrrn
ho request of l'roudent Wood of the 0 that one's own maid may be left at
New York Btate Society, the editor of I ijome, .and yet the fair traveler may
t.iclraw&ntia 624
ltttston 6 83
wosi niision tn
Wromlntr 6 47
Maltbr 6 61
recoive assiHance of one voll trained I Snton'"'.'.'.'.'.""'...".;'. Sm
in t.Vin ilnllpd nf hpr vnp.atinn. Tho I Plrmouth Junction 7 05
fourth Imnortant feature, also of nter- '.'Sif-Q ' "
J1U. ( .n!lt I (iffffil ill liriZPS for UlH bflHL and I n-t n iUn ln.i: ta tha nluarual nn Hr I NantlCOkO 7 19
auiiai UA.;fw .na, ui uuiiuwcu uujhuii I ' i on, . j ,uu mulc-, .a vuv vmov. . .v,. w. . jjunioClrtl 76
to invest in tne originarpiant, or piaco l " " una car is aaacuea 10 mo rear ui uie miotiiinny 737
of beginning, but through a svslera of following bix vegetables grown from tra-ln. The latter half of it is a large gjSSJ,1?,;:::::::::::::: Joi
clas legislation they woio enabled and m1 purchased of thpra: I otatoes, ripen titiing-room furnished with eay Hcrmct... bo7
. - . . ... . I ,n . A, . 1 1 - . 1 if . . l' . . . ... nnar Creelc... ....... ...... 813
permttua to rou iaoor nntu tney hate I i onnwi ijri uuuuuuwh, uwragc 0Dai. uroaa pia'o winaows aamit a wniowarore. si
grown to bo millionaires while tnose I uu ' i wiao expanse oi ngni, onu inu I pT.5.,'..;"""j. iao
who Droducea tins wealth aro on the I uuiuu ws rcurraounu m wt putiorm a; tno retr manu a pieasaui moomsbwe sss
- . .1 HI.. J! I - .1 I ' . . . . . . 1 imnArt.
nf ctnrvfiiinn "ho "tronr nf I aomoeiitiun. a no uiniHUT was iuarvci i nnan.n r niioprvnint v in lair weatner. I f!-"-.
ana it was tho most aimciiit tieK
ous.
of. the kind that ho undertook, owing
to the uniform oxcellenco of the exhib
its. Trns disDlav attracted as muoli
attontion as any feature of tbo fair, and
reflected iiroat credit ou both the orig
ination aud comnctititors.
The firm oilers 31,000,00 in cash this
dpen-airobservatoiy in fair weather. ui'';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;: Jj
I naBaiiniTOPC atlii I Ilftnvlllfl A M
LUID ua in UIICM 1W a uaoan4iviu ""'"""
r . ..td . . ,.in.;nnm fn, i.y
verge ot starvation, xno "year
unusail prosperity,, abovo alluded to
may st'll further enbanoo the fortunes
of tho favored clashes, but in the same
degree reduces tbo chances of winning
a living to the millions of toilers who
oarn "their bread in tho Bweat of tli iir
face." We observe that the "belief
rhVpnU n vnnr nf unuiHal nrnanpritv .''
and not that of universal nroanuritv. I year to lie competed for at tho Illinois martments. aud a barber saloon, the
The forecast of the Drediotion will no State Fair, hvery person growing I Pennsylvania Limited sustains its olaim
. . . . . . . I !! 1 1 J .1 1A .. a. I ' . .
loubt inspiro hope for the Iesi tortnnate I vogeiaoies auuum cuu iu iuh iur i m ueing tne most ODmpicie passenger
learn tho facts. It costs nothing to
try.
only to be disappointed in the realiza
tionof such arosnlt in tho end. Capital
holds the fort and it is backed and
protected by the government, and labor
is the slave that makes "brick for task
masters,"1 and this year it may be
obliged to "gather its own straw to
mix with the mortar, hence business
ladies
With thoao four prominent character
into", in addition to the superior sieop
intr apartments, bath-rooms for b:itb
seicet, a diuintr car unoxcelled in ser
vi eo and cuisine, smoking ana reamug
train of the world.
Cameron 9 07
NORTnCKCIRLAND.. 9 81
A. M.
10 Oi
1016
10 83
10 27
1030
10 81
10 33
10 43
10 47
11) M
10 63
1103
11 12
1123
1181
11 40
1160
11 M
13 01
13 00
1313
13 17
13 82
13 41
13 69
r. h.
r. u. r.
163 680
.... 6 89
3 09 6 30
210 6 87
218 6 46
2 24 6 69
229 669
.... 6 69
2 87 7 03
9 40 7 07
2 46 712
2 60 7 16
2 63 7 31
9 69 7 23
306 743
3 20 7 66
8 31 IB
3 40 8 It
3 47 8 20
3 63 8 97
3 67 8 31
4 03 8 33
4 09 8 41
4 13 8 47
4 22 8 92
4 24 8 67
4 46 9 16
4 61
5 00 9 23
6 16 9 49
BUKERS AND CONFECTIONERS
Exchange Block, cioomsDurg, ra
AL.1S ana KiiiAiu
lucks
d Clams
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
Cnme and try our FAMOUS 15 Cent Stews-
r. ii, r, 11.
Connection at Ituoert with Phll&delDhla ti
Reading Railroad tor Tamanend, Tamaqua, will,
lamsnort. Hunbiirr. l'oit ivlllo. etc. At Northum
berland with H. B. I)1T. P. IL K. lor UarrHhurif,
lock uaren, Emporium, warren, uorry, ana r.riu.
nporlum. Warren, Corry, and u
Bcranton, l'a.
OommunioQ Wlne
O.i tho question of home putronage
tho Wilkes-Ba ro Record comment a
followe; Patrons of tho Record will be
ready to acknowledge that this nnx
has ever been ready to ndvocate the
Physicians who havo used Spoor's
Port Qrane Wine, of New Jersey, and I interests of our home merchants and
men'mav look nnon the comine year I have applied to it the strictest test, I business rann as contrasted with' those
as one of unusual prosperity.' Merit I oronounoe it etrictly pure and rich I of firms which do business here through
has been outlawed and DusheJ to the I body and teoimmend it to!ihe aied I agents, aud with peddlers, fakir, man
back around. A fitting tribute to its I and in6rm, and for general use whore I airurs of bankrupt sale4, etc. The plea
forced retirement is all in vain sinoe it I wines are desirable, as the most reliable I Has time a id again' been made in theso
ot wines to be naa. Air. spoer also
BLANKETS
ARE THE STRONGEST.
NONE GENUINE WITHOUTTHfc SA LABEL
ManuM by Wx. Ynm son, ruilada.. who
mice tho usiQUJ nop I rm.l DaUer lilnnVeta
has out lived its usefulness, as we
are advancing to an age of "boodle."
W.
Acquitted, Ttnugh Guilty.
JU0QK CONNELLY I'OREVKH DIKCIIATIOES
A JUBV 11ECAU8F. OP T1IKIR VERDICT.
One of the most astounding verdicts
ever rendered by a Lackawanna Jury,
was that last week which declared
Patrick Loftus not guilty of selling
liquor without a license, and patting
the costs upon the coanty, despite' the
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING
G. W. BERTSCH,
THE MKROHANT TAILOR.
. -:o:
CenU' Fur&isbiog GQods.E&U & Gaps
OV EVKUVT DESCRIPTION.
Suits made' to order at short notice
and a fit always guaranteed or no sale.
(Jail and examine the largest ana oest
selected stock of goods ever snown in
Columbia county.
Btore next door to First National BanK
MAIN STREET,
Bloomsbursr Pa.
belt-
1 Jt L.a -,tyTJj n
7,u:?Xi A &mwto"U& lhe' oan whistle
rielly that the ary'Bhwild-'-find Loftus . 8. - . w - - ... WH
were deceived when they went to work
and supposed the road would ho built.
In tho future we shall have no faith
iu this railroad Boneme until tne care
.are running, and adv so the farm.-rs
guilty if his testimony was to be
eved.
Tho verdict was recorded by Judge
Arohbald, but when Judge Connelly,
who'tned the case, beard: "t tbo verdict
he went upon tno bench and had the
nrors summoned before him. The
udgo told themtthey were a) disgrace
to the intelligence of Lackawanna
County; thaL-their action made a farce
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preserves the Grape Juioe fresh and
sweet just as 11. ruus iruiu vuc iru3f,
not by tbo use ot spirit-), out by elect
ricity extracting the fermenting prin-
cinles from the ripe crapes when mash
ed: it is called apecrs Unfermcnted
Grape Juice. For sale by druggists.
Last weeic the two men wbo were
pocking away at grading the Bingham'
ton and Wilhamsport Railroad at
Cheery Mills, quit work and took all
the tools away with tbem. All the
column that the true interests of our
citizens lay in patronizing their lellow
townsnun, even though there was an
apparent advaitage'oT a few cents in
tbe baruaius offered by the outsidors.
The canto of oar business ini-n has
been generously advocated without
money and without price, and those
receiving tbo benht have read with
cods and'smiles of approval. Now let
a word boi added iu behalf of another
olass of business men who have a
champion of their oauses and have been
too molest to saymuoh forthemsslves.
i i .l .1 t r. ' uil" i.y'uTL. l" people'of that looality have to remind THe pomt may be made by quoting tho
iaut iuv uuivur iiiuuuii uu luo wiuicBi ... j.r..i .i u . u I Inllnu-inn frnm thn I'nttjivillp
, . . i ..ii t , , I l J trui Ul bum Yvuiiucikui b'liuuuu uumi "-"'-e '
fvuuu " . . - " I
line is some badly out' up fields,- the
Repub
lican: The article was written for
PottBvilie merchants, but appeals with
far grater force to the business men
ot Wilkes-liarre: "(Jar town mer
chants havo succeeded in inducing
council to give them a monopoly of the
mercantile bnsmesj in every depart
ment of trade, but bow about the town
along the proposed line to take some I printers who have thousands of dollars
aotion in the future to prevent their I m""" " eipeimivo luuuumerjr uu
of a court of jastice.-and to show tho T" "M:1
litt'er'cohterhpt'in whicfiHbe cocrt held' 1 v wallClt;
such a verdict, he' would now t nb ioly
diecraco tbem, by discbarginc them
from further servioe on this panel of
urors; also that tho.r names be preser
ved, that the jury commissioners, and
whatever judge would hereafter fill Vie
urv wheel, iniebt take notico that none
of the twelve should hereafter be drawn
as jurors in this county.
They were then dismissed with in
structions that thoy were entitled to
one day's pay.
spoiling any more fields by grading all
over tbem. If they are in earnest they
will willingly pay for the ground as
-Dushore Review.
Literary Note-
DHILADELPIIIA & READING
A RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTEIt NOV. 10th 1889.
TKAIN8 LEAVE DLOOMRUUKO as follows:
(SUNDAYS mCSI'TED.)
For Now York. FnilalDlohla. Iteallntr. rottavllle.
l amaqua, eic, o:uu, mm a. m.
For u'llilamaport, .Milton ana Danville 7:3 ) a. m.
3:16. 11:03 a. m.
For Catawlasa 6-W, T:30, 11:05 a. m., 11:20, 8:00
6:31 p. m.
For K ipert 6.01, 7:30, 11:03 a.m., 12:20, 3:16, 5:00,
n:o.), u:u3 p. in
TRAINS FOR ULOOMSDUHO
Loavo Now T 'rSvIil'ailatlelphU 7:15 a. m. 4:00
p. m. ana via isaaion a: is a. m. ja-, p. m.
uuaro tauaauipui.i iu.uu a. in. u.'uu p. m.
Diare Reaalni 11:60 a. m. 7:51 p. m.
leivo Pottivtua I2.SJ p. m.
Leavo Tamaqm 1:21 a. m. :I8 p. m.
Leave WlUlainsoort 9.1S a. m. 4:13 n. ra.
Leavo Uatawlata 0:15. 8:00 a. m.. 1:J. 3:20. 6:15
11:12 p. m.
Leave ltU3ertS:16. 7:03. S.0S. 11:11 a. m. 1:33. 3.11.
o:-, ii:, p. "
ror uauimore wamoTton ana tne wesc via if.
& O. II. II. tbrousti trains lavo ulranl Avonoo
stanon fnua. a it- n. k.) v.a, ii:uu a. m.
1:25, 4:30, 5:3 L 7:30 p. m. BUOlayB 4.-23, 11:00 a. m.
4:30, 5:51, 7:30 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
wo an, ana souta uireei wnan:
FOB ATLANTIC CITY.
Week (lars-Rxoroji 9.00. a. m. 4:00 d. m. Ac
comodation I: JO a. ra. 4:'i) p. rn.
a. in. ana 4:so p. m.
BETURJIWa, LXIVX ATL1NTI0 CITT.
Depot corner Atlantlo and rkansis A7onue3 :
weekdays Zxnreas. 7: . a. m. and 4:03 n. m.
Accomoaauon, 8:00 a. m. ana 4:3) p. m.
sundars Ex nress. 4:03 d. m. Accimoditlon.
A. A- McLEOD, Gen'U Pass. AgenU
v we 1 TV. m wn u Manager.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
PhilaiJolphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway:
Bill
TIME TABLE.
In effect NOV. 10. 1889. Trains leave Bnnsorr
EASTWARD
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Cvy, IBoiwo, (tnj, Fwj n Kotj-.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Henry Maillard's Fine Candies. Fresh Every Wee.
SOLE ACENTS FOR
F. F. Adams & Co's. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Sole agents of the following brands of Cigari t
Honrv Clav. Londros. Normal, Indian Princess, Samson, SUtot AbL
Any order for festivals will be supplied with the Lowest Market Pricea, a
r s- ,
T3nano5. peanuts.
Enttjh WatnUtj.
BL00MSBURG, PA.
Almond. K
"pop f B;
C. B. fiOBBIS, '
ELER Itf
Foreign and Domestic
4BL00MSBURGPfl
material, who buy paper by the ear
load and eniploy skilled workmen by
the fcorui Toe home printers of every
town should bo protected, as nearly all
olaeat 8 ot business ran are, lrom the a ttt "J" '2? ?m ? Prea8 (aaur "wP1
. At. r.lil.i ouuaajj, iuru&rtauun;ttuumicrmixuBU!BlftlUUb
ionerv. etc. should be comnolled to 1 5-59 E-"!: SMI1?' M.P-J?.-J ....w.ai'll??ton
GREAT
INBTUCEMIIT8
compelled
in the sa
manner that patent medicine men, ped-
pay license to the town, in the same I snore points. Through passenger coach to
1.S3 D. m. DflT RrnrpjM
I dlers-and OtheiS throuebout tbeonntrv I isMT except Bunaay),forlIarrlBbureandlnierme
M ,i V: , ''mi " : 7 Ulato Btatlona, arming at. PUlladolph a
6.53 p. m., connecting at PMladelpnla lor all sea
auunj injiuu
Philadelphia
d. m. uar
New York, 9.35 p,
S.50 p. m.
I a.4s rj. m.
through to Phuadet
Washington, g.is p.
e nhla and d
through to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
m. : Baltimore I
in. parlor car I
hla and passengericoachoal
XI
How Lost!
How Regalnod,
i
KNDWTHYM
The February number of Book
News (John Wanamaker, Phila-lol-
nh!n Vina ft nArlaif nf T? 1 W f3itil.r
Jtr!r r iiiV,.n fr,na a) o compilled to do. Tbo borne print
. Di..v. r y.m n ; mit aA er is allowed no prot"otion, but is al-
anoreciative: reviews bv eminent orit- lowed to boom iho town and i s bust
;Aa t t0v i t n ntss enterprise cratia, ana do its own
Aldfloh's new poem, Stepniak's n'ovei defending, and town ordinance! ought
iuouMcciwiuumi, iu. i uu u I ., , . . nr. i. ' - nhlii nd Nbw Yffrlt. PhllarlnlnM. nSt,oi in
is the usual admirable running com- omsr uusiness men. uenave many fem4ln tri-,) uniisturbTd untn 7 T
mentary on tho books of the month by merchants and other business men in JSsSSJ ffLX
Mr. Talcott Williams: and an interest. Pottsvilte who use tjuantities of printed u a. m. New yojSso ar. rn-TThrough miPman
: .1.1 .u 1 .c.. 1 material anil stationery everv (lav in ana passenger coaonea to
urkiuiu uu uubUUfH i' imi. uuuas, i , , , t - ....
. D . 1 I ,Ua nv mlin .1 . nnt ..., n .1 rA a
worth of the same from home printers
the year round. And. we regret to
Bay, must of thesa nwn wero the first
and the loudest tn cry out: "Down
with the peddlers!" "Down with
bankiupt stonsl "Down with every
-IN-
Pianos, 0r, and Sewing Machines
8.0 D. m. Henovo Accommodation rdailrl
tor UarrlBburg and alllntermedlateatatlons, arm-1
Ing at Phllalelphla t.K a. m. ; New Tore 7.10 a. m. I
to protect him the same as they protect I Pullman aleeplngcarfrom Ilamaburg to Phlladel-
otber business men. We have
I by li. A. Mend am. The number con
tains much other matter concerning
books' new and old.
sleeping cars and passenger coaches to Phlladel-
2.tfa.m Soifiira Krarosi Miilvi for ntpri..
bur;anilotwmedlata statloaa arrlrlnz at Biltl-
mum f.iA h. ui. vu i v n iiaLua a m. an
ttarough I'allmansie'plag oirs to Htltimira'and
Washington, and tnrougf passenger cjacnea to
uaiumore.
WESTWAHli.
5.10 a. m Erie
CanvndaUda. aid Intermediate stations, ltochea
ter, BuDalo tad Niagara Palls, with through Fall-
Mall (dally), lor Brie anl ai
man Pan seoara and paasongerooaohes to Brie and
THE BCIENRir nC I IFF
A Feleniifle and fiUndirdTopdlir Medical Titilli.
CEihe li.-ron ol Yoath.l'reonlur. Upline, Nervom
mam
lleeiillng from Four, Vlu, Itnsraaea, Kxcauea or
iitrti'l ji, Enerrailnr and unaitine Ui victim
tut .t'orir, liulnei, Hit aiarriad or Social ltfUllon.
.T0lduu,killfl tvOandera. fuuu Ul prent
n. I(conblniiOpaget,ro;tieto. Jltiutl.'ci
Ua:Uig;'e-nlmMd,(aUiit. l'rka oniy-I.H hf
nail, imtpald, coucealed InpUln.Kripper. Illnj.
trJ I'roaneciiK Vret, It joa appl now. Tl.o
ditin-iMblied aitbor, Wm. II. Tuker, II. D., re-
"We Point with Pride"
To the "Good name at homo," won by
Hood s sarsapariila. In Lowell, Alas?., thing that enters into competition with
wnere it ib prepared, tnere H more or homo merclnnt-r, llu lootl pres
Hood's Sarsapa'rilla sold than of all took uu the refrain aud hammered
other medicines, and it has given the la way at the doors of uouncil in tlwir
best of sausfaotion smro its introduo- linhalf until that aumist lio.lv nf lixnl
tion ten years aco. This could not bo I crisUtois cve to the merchants of Pot- and Pariorcar to wniiamsnort.
if the medlolno did not possess merit. tville an ordnan'e which ltjoi eallv -A??:."""?".!
If you suffer from impuro blond, try prohibits outside competition with thim throighpasienerco3chfstdK-noToandwktf
Kooieater.
9.M News Bxpress ( dally i for lock Haven
ana intermeaiaie staiiona.
1.4 1 P. m. Niagara Emroaa (dallr ezcent son.
7) tor Cane, cana islguaand lntermedlateata
tlon It ' better, Buffalo and Niagara Pans with'
thriuehpiisengcr cotchesto Cane and Kocheater
Hooci's Sarsap'arilla and realize its
cutiar cur aft yo power.
pe-
cured Iht UQIM ANll JEWKI.LKII MEUA1
from the N'nllonal'Mcdleu AoclatIon fcr
I'll VUVAK KHHAY on NieUVIllTM .n.l
iaVlCAIni:iIILITV;Dr.l'aYk(!rDJcorpi
Cif AvalitAUt l'h.tli in mar h rnnanllnH. rnnfl.
4tViit illy, hr mJl or ta'perion,' at tha-oBtci of
THIS rjAJIIIHV jlliailUAIj InaTlTJTIf
No. 4 HulHncliHt.t rtoioo1Iaji.tto whoniA'J'
orderi fur booki urlittten for idvlo thooitt tx
131 d4t.
A.
YANKEEt
KING AftTHfJR'5
o o UHT.
Mrs Harrison Daily Life.
The brother of I'res'dont Harrisons'
private seoretary. Mr. A. J. Halfnrd,
I ha4 written "for the March' uurabpf of
the1 Philadelphia Jkidtes Home Joum-
al, an arliclo On "Mrs. Harrisons
Daily Life In The Whlto HodSc," pro
pared 'with tho consent and asistatice
of Mrs.' Harrison. A new portrait of
tho lady of the Whiio lions", especi
ally taken for this nrticle, and a view
ot tlie up-stairs family rooms of the
Executive Mansion, aio among the
illustrations which will accornptny Mr.
lianord s nrst magazina euort.
f. . i..t . j .
, AGENTS,,WANTEDl
tV-. tMbuv UX4if AAvS-yl
THqiSANDSr DOLLARS'
1 24-8w.
,. ..rr..r , ,j. ,..
PAftKCR'8
HAIR IALR1M
Clcantes and beautifies th haLr.l
Promote) a luiuiiaot erowth. I
Navar FtlU la RiiUrt'Oreyl
HilrUiUVt.Urul Cat.r. 'I
frartnta Uuiilratx mi4 hair raillafl
iai4t
mm
FRA-Z
CD AXLE
IlEtiT IN TUB W(llCl. .
IU wrulDf qnaliuca ar uaiurcxm actually
eollwUnr two host, ot .nt olfirr l.r. . -I.
Mcrrknati i il lllcri Qaatrallr,
uninr rnotu. h .
W, WrUM i " Vi'ti ,1 werkM . Urm tot
IIS BMBIhl 1 kw k. ,f ia sf.a.7
a. C. AIU 4 Cf atlMa sad vatil.
al tad D astkaatlEO day."
liad w, ll.UAKtlfai'.
WlUlua IlirrUtarf, 1
wnuil -i ka, bnaB
i uriaiBf u Mti Hk f..t tibcM.
I YMUraij I ttt-k orm .naltKb !
I par aA." w. j. ci.
luorf, Staror, kl., wriltti -I
luka aa ordar for roar album al
Balaioal a.arr kauH llail. klr
ptaaiu tnaa atatiuaa aiilta
tofar alarla dajiwoik."
-Olkrn ara dolor satla aa wall
a k,a not aoaca to al.a ai.
Itnrl. hnn Ik.l. I., I.... F...
oiia m 1.0 takaa kold oftkla rraad bvalaaaa pll.a .p traad prodia.
Slmll we atari YOU in Ihia busiiicaa,
traitor Wrila to aa aad loom all about ll fur yourorlf. YVa
araaurtlBriMori w bUI aur you if ran doal dalar bbiu
uuili.r rat abrad of you la your i-m or tkaaoumrr. Ifyou
taka kold yov will ka ablald .kk bp rdd fa.1. -llril J--Itn
accouut of a forcad raauufacluraf a aala 1 8A.OUU f u
tlullur JhuiairAh Albums era to ba aokl ia ika
imhiI fur a)VI rack. Uouud lu hoyal CrimaoB bilk Vtlrrt
rlu.h riMruitof Ijdaroreiaduualdaa, llandtwir.0.1 albumalBlba
aorlil. Larr.tl alia. Oraataat barcaiaa aar kuowa. ArtBIa
waulrd. Ubaral Icrrna. Ulg aiouarforadaala. AajreBaraa
.utn a auccaaaru! ar.at. dalla llatlf oa Ill-fat llllla or BC
talking aacaaaarjr. Wkaravar ikowa, avarr oira wanta ta pur
tk-a. ag.oli laka Ikouaauda of ardara ilb repljitr itavar
bafura kuwwa. Uraal vrolia awajl avtr workar. Agaota tia
Biaklufforluuaa. ladlaaaiaka al mULk al a.aa. aou,r.ad.r,
.aad-iaa wall ai aur oaa. yull lufonoaiumaad lam. (r .
to taoaa wko wrlla tor aana, wltb pa rUcularl tad tari for oar
raaui. attowa, ami aua rarwuicaia. . artar yaa aaaw au.
M rou ooBiiuaa igaaaorunaariWkjraaBdrBilB oeaa.
laJraaa , C ALUX 4 IXJ- atwsiil, alalia
In business. 1 ho printer.') ask tor no
brdinance for their i-peuhl protection,
but they uo ask, mm1 (timnnd, tiat
these same favoroil merchants praotico
what they crcauh, and it any man
tr.ivelinu trom au'oail entrs t'n'ir
iilavcs ot biisi K'SS to sell pitnUd Mnt
jooery of whatever kind, th it thoy o .11
in tho police mil have him nriestcd on
'the spot." While not entirely on lors-
inir tho "shootihira-in-the spot" po'iav
it is sungested that the visitor m'mht
woll be esuortu l to tbo door and bidden
a polite good day.
Not 0ns in Ten
Of tho people you meet from day to
day. has perfectly pi ire, heathy blood.
The hereditary rcrofulous taint atlliets
tli9 large majority of peoplo, while
many others acquire diaeases from air,
improper fond mid wrong ii dulgeiccs.
Hence the imperativo nco-'Hity for a
reliable bio d purifier like Hood's Sar
sapar.lla, whioh cradioates every impur.
ity, and'gives to tho hlood vitality aud
health. It cures pcMfiiia, salt rheum,
humors, hoU, tiimples, and all other
affection-i oauned by impurities or pois
onous germ i in the bliod. All that is
aiked for Hood's Sirsaprlla is that it
bo given a fair trial.
WUllaniBport and lnt-nncdlaie atatlona.
TIIKOUOII TRAINS POlt BDNntlltY FKOM TUB
ISAM AciU HUUTU.
News Bxpreaa learaa Fblladelphla 4.80 a. m
Ilaltlmore, 4.S0 a- m. llarrlshurg, 8.10 a. m. dallr
arrlvlne at bunbury t.is. a. m.
Niagara Express leavi
PWlade lphta, H.M a. m. ; Washlnflon s 10 a. m. Hal
tlmore 9.00 a. m. (dalu except Sunday arrlvlafr at
sanbury, 1,43 p.m., wltb through Parlor car from
I'miadeiphla andinroueb pasaengeicoachei m m
ruiiaaDipaiit ana uauunore.
Kast Line loarea New art 9.0a a. m. ; Phli&.iri.
pm ,,ii.ij 1. m.: wasninzion, IU no a.m.: ualtl-
mora. 11.45 a. m., (dally txcept Sunday) arrlTlng at I
nituuuar, o.ou u. uu Wliu buruutra pbStiUaTer
tyu-vuuco trum ruutui iiyuia tnu uttiumore
niuminsoori. uvp-Hita leaves WJW xorK t.w D.
m. Phllftrtftlnh! a tl A n m Wiuhlnntnn a Inn n
lUlUtnoro 4.i3 d. m. (dallr I arriving at Hanhurr
O.I-) F. UI.
Brio Mall leaves New York 8.00 d. m. ! Phinuini.
pma, u.up. m. i wasnington, 10.00 p.m.i Ualtl.
more, ii.au p,m.,iaaim arriTingat snnh
a. m., with tbroucrh l'allraan uleeoinz cars trom
:iuni&. waamuELon ana HiiuinnrA ann
tbraazh pausanger coaches tram I'uUatiioli
HtlNnUHV, IIA7.I.KTON Is WII.KR-allAHltB
lv.1A.ltukir Aiir ntlllTII Anif WKST
utr-ltjll ltlll.WAV,
(Dally except Humiar.i
Wltkesbarre Mail leaves Hunburr 1(1.00 a.m.
arriving at Uloom Ferry 10.48 a. m., wilkea-barre
:3.10 p.m.
Express East leaves Sunbury 5.55 p. ra., arrlvlnz
at llloom Kerry . p. m.. Willi es-barre 7.W p. n?.
juuvui .nom iQavtn mucauanv 11, If l.in.tmT
Jan.lV88-ly,
ST A N L R Y'SrekmiS.1'
AORNTtl Waul. Kentl your own, autl adJrew of I
I ii. ikiok ArtiLUrou kiiow. aud w m aeadyou
CHICHE&Ttn'S CNQLI8H
vLX Croaa Xlauontl LrawL
Tk Aakl avUa.U aaill tam aavU. MamBai tuat
Cm . atiia. Prucm fcr U IMtv
V K' ttAklMrtttkM. Tt4kMalka.. fta4afa.
j'l.Tr'.T.
APrJVTO Active, Knergtlo Men can
HllIMM I O make .from rt to 1150 per
T AXTfLfn month aelllnz for us and enjoy
WVn 1 iMJ the comfort ot kuowlns that
they are working for an old and reliable firm. De
sirable territory In towns and countlei can be ae.
cured by prompt application. We grow the stock
we offer. Addrean
FJtANKLIN DAVIS at CO.
Nurserymen, ilaltlmore, MO.
Jan, Mar.
GET YOUR JOB PRINTING
DONE AT THE
COLUMBIAN omoit
11 1 fW BartUaiaaa
rUdlaa," aa f Baall, aa M
ar rauaaa. ra.
CHlaliCVailiilCv,Mafll.a
FOB FOULTItt. Cmahol
oyster SheUi, Fllat anl
OMlaMfln. - - ..... .
plllM. YOUIC CHaUAJCAi, WOHiia, York ft.
MWMHIM,itM 1 fag a- mm .
ST-H BontMMil
-AT
tni
Bxpress west leaves
Ting at llloom Ferry 4.
Ilkes-barre 3.05 p, m.. ar
p. m., sunbury 6.J0 p. re
st Bloom Ferry is.srp. n1., Hunbury l.so p. m
nrt
P
SUNDAY T1UIN&
Wtlkeabarre mall leaves Bunbury 10.00 a, mgr
rlvlut at llloom Ferry 10.48 a. m., wilkea-uarre
12 10 a.m.
Silnday accommodation leaves Wllkes-Uarrs 6:10
I'Vl ' m uioom rerry, e.sv p. m., nanbur
;oiFa'k. PUQU, J. It. WOOD.
Oen. Manager.
lien. Fanisenger Agt.
"aV? ml). ffJTt aia-l BaaaaaTi Mm ioil. ...
Music - - - - Warerooms
Fa.
PATENTS
veatsandTrale uirktobtalned.anl all I'-Uin t
alneia oonl'ioted for M )DSU VTK FK8J.
OUIt OFP1UK IS Ill'i'Hiri! II M 1. iPUMn
OFFICE. Wo have no sub-agencles, all business
lrect, hence oan transaot patent buslnesi In leas
Imeand atLKas COST than tno.e remote from
Vvaahtngton.
send model, drawing, or photo.wlth description.
We advlao If patentable or nof free of Oharee
Our fee not due till patent Is aeoured.
A book,"llow to Obtain PatenU,"wlthreferf noes
o actual ollentsln your Btate, county, or town,
ant Ires. Address '
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
oppotl t b ratf nt i m waihUigton: p.o
BU1JSOIUBK
FOR THE
COLUMBIAN.
R0SC0E C01NKL1NG:
HIS LIFE AND LETTERS.
By hla nepliew, Alfred a Conkllng. This work win
hottiy U Ukued by ., and lold UrMf3S
litten or tuiloanl oonUniiwrarlM In both partly.
WE EBPEOIALLY INVITE
LAH?aRSAND MEN OUT OF
BUSINESS, POLITICIANS,
AND CANVASSERS,
if "rmS?!1' fflltyl?" aaclualva control
IWlitn writine, tuastlon this paper J
CHARLES L WEBSTER &. CO.,
J H- WIlaUAMa,;A.UCvno.NKKU.
ULOOMSOUlta, 1'A.
?.3il Sststs Bma'at &ii Slid.
( hi tU' ileiiriu,; to liny lior- a anii wagons
ouiil dc Vfli tu call on the ahovu.
MADE WITH BOILING WATER.
EPPS'S
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING.
COCOA
journed. J
1-31 Mt
L 71-Mf.
BOILINC MILK.
1-31 d it.
MADE WITH