BLOOMSBURGr, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PAJ THE COLUMBIAN MSB DEMOCRAT,
MACADAM ROAOS.
' Ootutrott Rtone Pmm&atltma ul
Top Sarfeeta.
A roadway mads with Email pieces of
rtono firmly got In place U called nmao
ftd&m road. Thero arc many methods of
oostrnctiou, and tho variations am
eblcfly in tho foundation. A macadam
top may bo placed upon a common dirt
foundation, but tho best macadam roads
mm built with a rtano foundation. Tho
method of constructing such a road la
gtvcm in tho following extract from tho
fecotisoot Mr. Clemens Horechcl, printed
In tho book on "Improvement of High
ways," published by tho Lcaguo of
American Wheelmen:
"The truo principlo of roadmaking con
aistsln givlngovcry road two component
ports; one tho foundation to bo solid,
enyieMing, porous and of largo materinr;
fc other tho top surface to be made
Op of lighter material, bound compactly
aod evenly over tho rough foundation.
Tho roads of this kind, with mac
adam for the top surface, are called Tel
ford roads by English writers, from Tol
tord, who first built them in England,
The Central park 'gravol roads' belong
under this head, gravel taking the place
of the macadam of tho Telford roads.
These foundation roads are of far greater
Importance than any other kind for
tato, county or town roads, also for
parks and driveways. The top surface
of all theso roads must liavo a certain
Inclination to cause efficient surface
drainage. Various authorities give vari
ces rules for the amount of this inclina
tion or sido slope. It would seem just
that it should depend on tho nature of
the top covering, being less or more solid
than for looser or softer materials, and
also on tho grade of the road.
"In Baden, one of tho smaller German
states, but which is worthy to be taken
aa a model in matters of road building,
and in France, tho riso at tho center is
given as 1-40 tol-C0 of tho width of tho
road, according to tho nature of tho ma
terial; that is, inclinations of 1 in SO and
1 in 80. Tho rules in Prussia prescribe
inclinations of 1 in 24 for roads fnlling
mora than 4 in a hundred; and 1 in 18
Car roads on a grade of between S and 4
in a hundred; and 1 in IS for tboso in a
grade of loss than 3 in a hundred. When
first built tho center should be made
romo four inches too high to allow for
after settling,
. -rur .o rerr
HALF OF CROSS SECTION.
' "If the stono for tho foundation for
which most anything will do, and that
kind should bo token which is cheapest
to procure happens to bo got out cheap
est in larger pieces than tho above dimen
sions, it will do no harm. This founda
tion course is sometimes set so as to pre
sent an inclination on top, and tho cover
then put on of a uniform thickness over
the whole breadth. This is perhaps best,
but is somewhat more expensive. It will
do, in nearly all cases, to Bet tho founda
tion course on a level, or as near so as
tho stones will allow, and then make the
top crowning, by making tho covering
say three-quarters of an inch or an inch
less thick at the edges than in tbo center.
Tho stones forming tho foundation should
not be set in rows, nor ever laid on their
fiat sides, but set up on edge and made
to break joints oa much, oa possible; that
1b, set up irregularly. After thoy ore set
Bp, tho points that project above tho
general level may bo broken off, and the
Interstices generally filled up with small
tone.
"More or less caro and work ore neces
sary in this part of tbo operation accord
ing to the importance of tho road and
tho-dopth and character of tho material
Bed -for the top covering. To roil the
read at this stage is to bo recommended;
afterwards it becomes a requisite. Tho
point never to be lost sight of is that this
aoundation course must remain porous,
most be pervious to water, so that all
rain water that shall soak through tho
top covering will find through it means
of escape to tho ground underneath;
thence, according to tbo nature of tho
subsoil, it is left either to soak into the
ground or must bo further led away by
appropriate drains."
Another authority in tho same work,
writing upon the top surface for a stone
road, says:
"Experience has shown that while six
inches may bo a sufficient depth for light
travel, twelve to eighteen Inches are
accessary if heavy loads must be carried
at all seasons of tho year. For country
macadam roads tho limits would bo be
tween six and twelve inches, according
to tho character of the Bubsoil. For the
thorough construction of macadam roads
the stones aro now crushed by machinery
and then rolled with' steam road rollers
of ten to fifteen tons weight. The weight
of the roller per square inch on the bear
ing surface should be equal to the ex
pected weight, per square inch, undor
tho wheels of the heaviest loads.
"Where thorough work of the best
character is wanted, engineering skill
and experience aro requisite, but the gen
eral methods may be briefly stated, so
that wherever bad sloughs need lillingup
with stone, tho macadam plan may bo
followed at least approximately. The
trench or road bed should be dug out to
the required width and depth, the larger
sternal should then bo selected and firmly
packed together across tho foundation
In irregular courses, in the general form
of a street pavement. They should all
rent on their flattest or broadest surfaces,
and tho thin or jagged edges upward.
Che-interstices or spaces should be close
ly filled up with chips and the whole
mver be well rammed or rolled into a
gjlfc mass.
"On top of this place a layer of finely
broken stone of the thickness requisite
to bring the surface to grade, with a
Exl crown in the center. This should
rolled until the wholo mass is firmly
md together, and then covered with
sharp gravel or fine screenings of broken
stones of sufficient depth to bed and bind
the layer of broken stone. In the future
maintenance of such a road the most Lm-
rtant point is to prevent the formation
ruts, by keeping tho surfaco so uni
formly even that there will bo no induce
ment for travel to follow beaten tracks.
The cost of the macadam structure pre
cludes its use on country roads, except
in occasional bad spots where stono is
necessary."
The Married Woman's Act-
bights aiVFN nv the statute deined
BY T1IE SUPREME BUNCH.
The Supreme Court has officially de
cided how far a married woman who
had not been declared a fene sole trad
er could be held responsible in busi
ness transactions. Tho net in question
baa proved a puzzling one to every
court in tho State and each ono of its
seven sections has been differently con
strued from time to time by different
courts. Several points under it have
been decided by tho Supreme Court,
but tho Supreme Court gives a compre
hensive view of tho wholo act.
Tho decision was rendered in tbo
appeal of Oliver Iloop and his wifo,
Fanny 0., from a decision of Court of
Common pleas No. 3, which refused to
open a judgment enterod by tho Real
Estate Investment Company on judg
ment note signed by Mr. and Mrs
Hoop. Passing over tho minor claims
of the Roops for a reversal of the court
below,. Chief Justice I'axson in deliver
.ng tho opinion addresses himself prin
cipally to tbo act. Quoting from it ho
refers particularly to tbo restrictions
mentioned in tho different sections,
which aro that a married woman shall
have no power to mortgago or convoy
her real estate unices her husband join
in tbo conveyance, nor may she become
endorser, guarantor or surety for an
other.
"We do not think it was intendod to
confer a power to contract generally,"
says the opinion. ''Tho act must be
considered tut a wholo. Viowed in
HUB
JEWELS AND LAOE9.
" OA, jrlrl -with tho Jewelled (lnfreri,
Oh, girl with tbo laocs rara I "
What aro your )ewol and what aro your
lacca worth to roti If, from undergoing tho
trying onlrnlj which faahlonahle aoeletr lm-
f09ca on It dovnteett. enough tn tt tho pbyfr
cal strength ami rnduranoo of tho mint ro
bust, you break down, loae your health and
become a phrelcal wreck, as thouaanda do
from auch cnu?
Under such clrrumittancea you would will,
lngly give all your Jewell and all your luces to
rrgaln lost health. This you camlo If you wlU
but resort to tho use of that great restorative
known as Dr. Pierre's Favorite Prescription.
Thousands of grateful women blcsa tho day
It was mado known to them.
For all derangements, Irregularities and
weaknesses peculiar to women. It la the only
remedy, sold by druggists, under it positive
tmrniitco from tho manufacturers, that It
will gtvo satisfaction In every case, or money
will bo refunded. This guaranteo has been
printed on tho bottle-wrapper, and faithfully
carried out for many years.
An Invigorating tonic. It Imparts strength to
tho whole system. For feeble women gener
ally. Dr. Pierce's Farorlto Prescription Is the
greatest earthly boon.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets
.. .. . .... and cleanse
tho liver, stomach and bowels. Ono a doss.
Bold by druggists. 83 cent! a rial.
"How fat I'd get if I had one."
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WHAT
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EMULSION
CONSUMPTION
SCROFULA
BRONCHITI8
COUGHS
COLDS
Wasting Slsoues
CURES
Wonderful Flesh Producer.
Many havo gained ono pound
per day by its use.
Scott's Emulsion is not a secret
re;
emody. It contains tho stimulat-
Incr properties of tho Hypophos
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Liver Oil, tho potenoy of botn
being largely Increased. It In used
by Physicians all over tho world.
PALATABLE A3 MILK.
Sold by all Xrugglst.
OOTT &BOWNK, Ohomlsts. N.Y.
CLOTHING J CLOTHING
Gr. W. BERTSGH,
THE MERCHANT TAILOR.
OF EVKltV DESCRIPTION.
Suits mado to order at short notioe
and a fit always guaranteed or no sale,
Call and examine tho largest and best
soicoted stock of goods evor shown in
uoiumbia oounty.
Btore next door to First National Bank
MAIN STREET,
BloomRhnrg Ia.
YANK tut
KING' ArVTHUgS
wi . . . y j. -' ' . - . . . -."v
agentsawanTtedl
this light it unfetters a married woman
subject to the restrictions mentioned,
lor three purposes, viz; (1) whoro she
engages in Irado or business. (2)ln tho
management ot her seperato estate and
(3) for necessaries. For any of these
purposes sbo may bind herself And her
ratato or business' by her contract, and
1 bavo no doubt may lawfully confess
a judgment. Hut boyond this wo do
not think tho' act confers any power.
It is entirely1 lirotier that tho law should
clotlio her with sufficient power to
properly manago iter seperato estate,
Rl.d when it authorizes her to embark
in business it is right that sho should
bo hold to hor contracts, which can
only be dono by Authorizing her to
makosuchi contracts.' So Tn regard
to necessaries, If sho may purchase
them sbo should bo authorized to bind
hoTsclf and her tistito'f6r tht-m in the
usual manner and by tho usual forms
by which contract's aro mado by per-
eons sin juris, lint wo nro not dis-
post d to say for every purpose, Bho
may make contracts and bind her
estato generally as may a femtne sole.
Tho Legislature must say so in lang
uage too clear to be misunderstood be
fore we will subject tho estates of mar'
tied women to such a peril as this."
''It was considered that this judg
ment was given by a married woman.
It was not pretended tbat it wai dono
in tho management of or for the bene
fit of her seperato estate, or in the
prosecution of any business in wliicb
sho was engaged, or for necessaries.
On the contrary, if not given as surety
for he husband, it was given upon his
importunity, and to aid him in his
business ono ot tho very perm irom
which tho law ought to protect a
married woman.
''The judgment, having been con
fessed without authority, i yoid as to
Fanny C. Roop. The order of the
court bolow is roversed as to Fanny
0. Roop, and tho judgment against
her is Btncken Irom tho record."
for The Ola Procedure.
the surnr.MK court disapproves the
ATTEMPT TO SIMPLIFY PROCEEDINGS.
The Supremo court filed an opinion,
at its own suggestion, in which it very
severely criticises the Act of Assembly
of May 9, 1889, intended to simplify
law proceedings by providing that pro
ceedings taken to the Supreme Court
should be by appeal, abolishing writs
of error and certiorari
"Instead of simplifying proceedings
ic this court,'' says the opinion of the
whole court, delivered aa per curiam
opinion, "tbo Act ot lbay uas produced
nothing but confusion. It was not
cilled for by any publio need; it was
not aked for by this Court, nor by
any considerable number of the mem
bers of tne bar who practico tbcrem,
and it serves no usual purpose. We
unanimously and respectfully suggest
its earlyjappeal by tho Legislature.
"As some confusion exists as to the
proper construction of the act of 9th
oi May, 1889; P. L. 158, relating to
writs of error and appeals;" says the
Court, "we deem it proper to say that
tho' primary object of said act appears
to be to substitute an appeal for tho
ancient and well understood writs of
error and certiorari. This is a mere
change of name; the proceeding itself
is unchanged. The1 writ of ierror
whioh comes hero under tho mask of
an appeal is still a writ of error in ef
feot, with all its incidents. The same
may bo said of appeals whioh oome tip
in the place of a certorari. In each' of
this claes of appeals the appeal mast be
taken in thin court as writs of error
and certiorari woro formerly taken.
Tho provision in the second seotion of
said act that the record on any appeal
perfected in the court from which the
appeal may be taken, may bo filed in
the Supreme Court without requiring
a writ of certiorari' 'evidently refers to
appeals from the Orphans' Court, ap
peals in equity, abd from tho distri
bution of money, which have always
been taken in llio court from which the
decree appealed from was made. As
to such appeals the practice remains
unchanged. In such cases a certiorari
was almost iavariably issued to bring
up the record.- It is the only proper
and legal mode of doing so.''
Substitute for Goifee-
V i - - '
A now substitute for coffee may
turn up in a berry known as "gaert
nera.'' The British Consul at Reunion
says that at one time be received
many letters from merchants in Eng
land asking for information respecting
a shrub then called "muBsaeuda," the
discovery of which, it had been aid in
some commercial journals, would deal
a severo blow to the coffeo and chicory
trade. About two yoars ago a rumor
wa? spread that tbo berry of this shrub
could bo advantageously employed as
a substitutes for coffee and chicory. It
grows to about ten feet high, bos very
few leaves, and its branches are wide
apart. The berries do not crow alontr
tho brandies, as is tbo case with coffee,
but in buncnes at tbeir extremities.
At present it is only met with in the
mountains, whrro it grows wild. It
might be produced ou an extensive
scale; but with its inferiority in frag
rance and color it could hardly com
pete with ooffoe:
To Make Hew Blood Good for Old People.
um and lnlirra persons need come
mild tonic or gentle stimulant, especi
ally in warm weather. The wine mado
in Now Jersey by Mr. Speor, oalled
Sp"cr'x Port wiue, makes new healthy
bio id by reason of thu iron in the soil.
It is used by thu rao,t eminent tihvsi
ciaiw and in hospitals a the best tonic
wine known. Speer's Claret is olso
regarded as thu purest.
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The Tolling of the Bell-
Tho modern "tolling" Is in many
places synonymous with tho passing
bell, and tho sexton Is said to pass tho
bell when ho sounds tho melancholy
funeral knell. Tho truo passing bell
was, however, rung during tho last
raomonts of the dying. Durand, in his
"Rationale," 1190, ssys: "When any
one is dying bobs must be tolled that
tho pcoplo may put up prayers. Twlco
for a woman, thrico for a man) if for
a clergyman, as many times as he hath
orders, and at tho conclusion peel on
all tho bells to distinguixh tbo quality
of the person for whom tho pcoplo nro
to put up their prayers."
This was a very ancient custom. It
is oven mentioned by the venerable
Bede. IIo gives tho following inter
csting story a rolio of tho dim and
distant ages: When tho Aboss of St.
Hilda's was dying n Bister in a distant
monastrv heard in her sleep a bell like
that whioh called them to prayers
whon a soul was departing, and she
accordingly aroused the Inmates of her
convont to pray and sing requiems.
Han Francisco Chronicle.
The Btandard
"I regard Hood's Sarsaparilla as hav
ing passed abovo tho grado of what
are commonly oalled patent or propri
etary medicines," said a well known
physician reoently. "It is fully entit"
led to bo a standard medicine, and has
won this position by its undoubted
merits ana by tho many remarkablo
oures it has effected. For an alterative
and tonic it has never been equalled."
RHEUMATISM
Vor Bier tku Twaiy.nr Tprt. A Cm-
plets KeoTr J. Tk Sleua L'd.
X hid TnlUmmttory RheumAtlun. Tor neutr ft
Tttrlhmd totaled and tora3 tn bed. Zcouldfind
norellef. Mr tmtehw rained and cnt to ptecet
lth rowerfal medlelnea taken to effect a cxm io
that I wu eomreUed to lire on broad and water. I
nffered for twentr-flre jrean In this waj. I wai In.
faced to trr Dr. Darld Kennedi Farori t Remedy,
made at ltondont, N. V., and
I Am Now WollJ
thanka to thla medicine. Dr. KennedTa Farorlta
Pemedr la mr beet friend. With It I an enabled to
njor a irood nlirbt'i real. Alio food, inch aa meat
and raatrr. which I hare been deprlred of for rean,
abowlnr that the Farorlta lUmcdr haa no equal for
the cure of Indication and Drtpepela aa welt If
air ahonld donbl thla atatament I wUt aend the
ready proof at onca. Oarrott Lanalncr, Troy, K. Y.
It la mypleaanro and abaoluto duty toward tboaa
who an atruirglln for Tery life atralni t the deadly
Diseases of tho Kldnoys
to add my testimony to the already wrighty art.
dance of the wonderf nl efficacy of Dr. Darld Eenne-dy-eraYOriteEemedy.
My wlfewMahorclcaicaaa,
abandoned by the phralclana. Dr. DaTld Kennedya
TaTorlte Bomedy wea reaorted tot t becauio any
hope waa placed In It, but becanae nothing elae re
mained. Ail meana and medlelnea had been tcated
without araU. The effect waa Utile ahort cf a mlra.
ala. At the aeoond botUe aha had refrained atroncth,
nd continuing the treatment haa fully recoTerod.
ay Sweat, Albany. X. r.
FAVORITE REMEDY
JHae On dollar. rrpawdatBondoat,N.t.
Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy.
OX. DAVID KKNNBDY, KONSOCT, H. Te
tlraa battle Bli tar M, Br ail drmrtiala.
February xst, 1890.
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ea aa fr5m 83 to 8 IO 4r .tj-.l. from Ih. .Urt.wltli.
.ul .jp.rl.ot.. Bll.r writ, it on... W. p.. .11 ispnuebur...
aji...,n.iuu.iiTT a CO.. ni 8BO, VoaiLaao, tuuii.
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PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Cleames and beautifies the hair.
Promotes a luxuriant trrowth.
Ntvr Faili to Reitora Gray
Hiirto UiYoithful Color.
PlDTenU PandrufT and baJr falling
2-23 d 4t.
How Lost! How Regained,
KNOW THYSELF
THE SCIENCE OP Lire
.VScUnllScand Standard Popular Medical Treatise
on the lirrora of Youtb.,l'reuitureDe(.Une,Ksrvoul
and Pbraical UebUitr. lumuritlM of th; lilood.
'lesnlUus (rom I'olljr, vice, Ijiorance, tic'csscs or
Jmtnx.tion, i:tierva:ln,r anctunCttine the vlctlra
for uurk, ll.iatno.s, tlLaalarrleuortiocI&l ltclatlon.
Arold ua.kilirut pretenders, l'otteas this Lre it
wnrk. It contitnasoopazca, royal 8to. BcauUfLl
mi:i. i.iitp.t!d, coucealcd? In plain wrapper. II
tntiie rretpecim I'rtr, If jou applr nw.
(llB'Inilllalieil aitlllrAVm. II. Pnrkrr. t. n
uin nuy, cniuiJB.eil, IUU EUU ITlce ODIT t l.WJ 1)JT
111.19-
1,.C
rc-
teiyi-u kit. 1. If 1.1' Jill UIiVIil.l.i;iJ JtllllAL.
truiutlie Nntlonul Jlledical Aniurintion lor
flit Titl.B E'KAY on MIIIVOL'S aiul
I'lIV.slt!AJ.Ii:ilir.ITV.nr.I'rkeraudacorpi
of AtF3lstu.t i'l-.Fi'iunsmaf to conaulted, conil
dentlUlr. bY mull or in prrBou. at tha orate of
Tin: ri.wnoiiY sii:i)ic'Ai, intituti:.
No. 4 llulfinch r-t., llntun, ilia!., to whom aU
ordera for booka or lutura for advlco ahould La
ilirected aa above.
2 28 il 4t.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS.
lied Crosa Ulamond llraiid.
Tha ft 111 tall ah la r,IU far 1. Kaf ui
aro. Iadlf. k llrscclat foftlialHa
Buond Jlrund.lo red mu.uta boaea, acalad
mltb bluirlbboa. Takeaaotbor. Peo!4.
fitadiDil for rartlalaTi and llllaf Tarn
i,Mdlr,M filler, by ma.Il. A'omi I'apT,
Cbemical Co., MadLaaa bq., 1'bUadft,
CUabaaUr
2 28 4t
A VOICE i
frorr Ohio. Hera li a
porLraii of Ifr. (tarrt
un. of Balin. tlliiu.
II writat Wi at work on a lirni
H&O a matilh i I naur hava in urmr.
for h. C. Allan A Co'a album and i.uLH.
ailom and oftau maha WtfO t day.
William Kline. lani.lurr, I'a
write i - ( pa never auovta
auytbtnf to ill like your all.uaa
aiter lay 1 tank order euwugh t
pay ma over $2.;." V. J, Kl
tuore, Uaofpr, Ma., write "I
Lake an order for your allium at
uvai .trrj liw nan ny
ioftlU often wuchaiWCO
aior a ilnitlo dayawnrk."
Ulben are dulnaTuulteaa rllt
kfarla from lh.tr Irlfrra. L on
a bava nut rntti to u n.
t lake holJ of Ihla mnil liualua-aa i.tl.a nra.,.1 ...Hi
aShnll ho fttnrt YOU in IhU lnisiiu-h,
reader? Wrile ton aod leant all about It fur y.iurtrlf. Wo
riartinctiiuyi HawUlatart you If you don t delay until
anotberiteii ahrad of you In jeur fiart of thecounirv Ifyou
lake hold you will ba able la pick up told fan. O a" I tend
On accouulof a fvrccd nianufacfurer ala lUJitttO leu
ilullar llwtOtfriiih A llmnia are lo be M in,e
peojile fur W each, llound in Itoyal I'mnaon hllkSrhet
1uih.('baiiulu;lydworalediafde8.lUndonieil album in lb
world. Larue! els. Ureatet bargain avtr known. Arm 'I
wauled. Utxral term. Ulg money for agent. Any one ran
become a ucceful aa-ent. ttell llaelf on lht Ullla or nr
lalklup: tiecttury. W hrrever tbowti, evtry one warn 10 pur.
cuum. Afiniatakatbouaandi f order with rapidity neer
befure knuwn. Great prorli await every vtorker. A cent tar
nuklua; fortune. Ladaeanuke a much a inen. ou.rradir,
can da a well a auy one. Full Information and term I ret,
lo ittote who vtrlia Fur aam, with particular and term (ut our
family Itlblc, Hook and Periodical. After you kuow all.
tnvuldyou conclude lo jono furtbartwby no harm I done.
Addraee IC C. ALLLN A CO., AtOLlTi, Uaiji
Jan. 1-90 jy.
JPPMTC Active. Knewtlo .Men can
iUFyl I O mak from fil to jiso per
1 A Al'Pli ll mnith wlilntf lor uaar.d enjoy
VVVn 1 VA) the comfort of knonlnjr that
they are working for an old and tellable firm. De-
Mrable territory In towns and counties can be se
cured by prompt application. We grow the stock
we offer. Address
PltAN KLIN DAVIS & CO.
Nurserymen, lUltimore. Md.
Jan. I Mar.
DA7m AXLE
GREASE
BEST IV Tur. wnitr.n.
Ita waarlog qualities ara uuaurpaased, actually
outlaatlna two boxea of anyother brand. Not
aSacUd by tiaat. I VU i:T Tl 1 1! J i:. UIM).
FPU BALE DY DEALERS GENERALLY, lyr
TVor L03TarFAIUNO MAHHCOUl
lUlSM A'f.kn...of llal..BJK,;f vtl.-.l
UiTillif ErroraorEicutaninOidaiYoiuiir,
.1.1. BtaihWDhllrVnuna. llil.I.V. a;J
ihMiii.i. n.r.iiiaf noaa niiiiBtsr-t:...!!. laac.r!
M.a Uatllj rr.M Utl feLII. ..4 .rrl t.mrl. 1Tril.lb.tB.
Mitchell's Kidney Plasters
Abaorb all dlaeaae In Uuldntyi an4
restore them to a IiealUir condition.'
JULta. Old chronlo kidney atuTereri say
11 they got no relict until they tried
VI MITC'IIIiT.VH KIUNltV
l'l-AHTUUH.
Sold by DrufslaU avarywhcia, 01 ant ty mall I ot 60s .
Wtty llAaUa Wotka, tAmll, Hut,
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RAIL RCflD TIME
mm,
JELAWARK, LACKAWANNA &
WESTERN RAILROAD.
llLOOMSHUKG DIVISION.
STATIONS. NOUTII.
r. M. r.M, i.ii. a.v.
KORrnOUBIRUND 6 40 1 W 10 00 0 19
Cameron 5M ... lots 010
Cliulasky 10 is ....
Danrlllo "CM S 11 10 M flu
catawisaa 6:3 .... ion dm
llupert , S3') iw 1050 7 oi
lUoomsburg. 6 8J 8 35 10 ST 7 IS
Kapy. 6 42 2 41 1105 T 20
lime Hldjro. 6 50 .... it IS 197
willow drove. 651 .... 11 19 731
llrlfircreek- 6 5 .... 1150 7 33
llertvlck 7 05 i (9 1121 7 41
lleacli llaren 711 .... 1131 7 49
lllck'a Ferrr..... 7 IS .... 11 KM 755
MllCkSulnur 7 30 8 20 11 43 8 06
UUniOCK R. 7 41 . .. 1151 S II
NantlcOWe, 7(0 3 36 1206 8 21
Arondile 7 54 .... 12 10 821
l'lrmotithi 7r, 3 45 1215 8$)
I'lrmoutli Junction 801 .... 1920 ft a
Kingston 8 08 8 53 12 27 8 45
Dennett.... 8 12 .... 1231 849
Mltltny 817 12 35 HI
Wyoming 8 21 4 02 12 40 8 68
West lUlston 8 27 4 06 12 15 H 03
Ilttston. 8 a3 4 11 12 53 9 CP
Lackawanna 8 40 . 1 01 V 17
Taylorvillo 8 41 109 9 "A
DellCTUO. .. sw .... lis 980
SCK1NTON 9 00 4 21 1 20 9 85
r. m. p. u. r. . r. a
ETATIONS. UOUTU.
A.M. A.M. r.M. r.M
SCRANT0N 6 10 V 50 1 53 6 20
renevue. 615 955 .... 025
Taylorrlllo 6 20 10 00 202 6 so
Mckatranna 6 29 10 OS 210 6 87
IU I sum 6 86 1016 218 6 45
West Ilttston. 6 42 10 92 2 24 6 50
Wyoming.. 6 47 10 27 2 29 6 55
Maltby 651 10 30 .... 6 59
Dennett. 6 5t 10 31 2 37 7 03
Kingston 6A3 1031 2 40 7 07
Plymouth Junction 7C5 1042 245 712
Plymouth 7 10 10 47 2 50 7 16
Avontlile 7 14 1051 255 721
Nantlcoke 7 19 1055 259 7 25
Ilunlock's 7 16 1102 3 06 7 43
.Stilckrhlnny 7 37 11 12 3 20 7 55
Hick's Kerry 7 55 1122 3 81 8 07
Ucach llaren 8 01 11 31 3 40 s 13
llemlck h 07 11 40 3 47 8 20
Briar ("reek 8 13 8 53 8 J7
WlUOWUrOTO. 816 1150 3 67 8 31
Llmelildgo 9 90 1151 402 8 35
Kipy 826 12 01 4 09 8 41
Dloomburg sj; 12 00 4 15 8 47
llupert 8 37 12 12 4 22 8 52
catatrissa 8 42 1217 4 29 8 57
Danville 8 57 12 82 4 46 9 15
Chutaiky 451
Cameron 9 07 12 41 5 (0 9 29
Northumberland 9 21 12 55 5 15 9 45
a. u. r. M. r. m. r. u.
Connections at llupert with Philadelphia &
Readmit ltallroaa tor TamanenJ. Tamartua, Will
lamsport, sunbury, Pott mile, oto. At Northum.
berlaml with P. 4 E. Dlv. P. it It. for llarrlsbunf,
Lock Haven, Emporium, Warren, Corry, and Brio.
W. P. IIALSTSAD, ocn. Man
Scranton, fa.
PHILADELPHIA & READING
UA1MIOAD.
ON AND APTEIt NOV. 10th 1889.
TRAINS LEAVE BLOOSISUUKO aa follows:
(SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.)
ForNewVork. Pnlladelphla, lleadlnff, Pottsrlllo,
Tamiqua, etc., 6:00, 11:05 a. m.
For vVllilamspjrt, Jlllton and DanvlU8 7:3) a. m.
3:16, 11:01 p. in.
For Oata.vl.i 6-00, 7:30, 11:05 a. m., 12.20, 5:00
6: p. m.
For IMpert 6 0, 7:30, 11:01 a. m., 12:20, 3:16, 5:00,
6:35, 11:05 p. m.
TRAINS FOR llLOOUSDUItO
Leave New Y rk via Pall idelohla7!i.i o m. 101
p. in. an.1 vu Kvston8:t5 j. m. 3:45 p. m.
Le,ve Pttlladelpbla 10.00 a. in. 6.-00 p. in.
Leave IteaJlnr ll:50 a. 111. 7:57 p. m.
Leive 1'ottsvllie I2.30p. 01.
Leave Tamaqui 1:21 a. m. 9;'8 p. m.
Leave Wllliamsport 9 15 a. ra. 4:15 p. in.
Leave Uatawlsja 6:55, 8:00 a. m.,- 1:30, 3:20, 6:15
11:12 p.m. '
lavo llupert 6:16, 7:03, 8.0J, 11:11 a. m. 1:33, 3:3 1,
6:22, 11:21 p. m. '
For Baltimore Washington and tho West via B.
& O. It. It, through trains leavo ulrard Avenue
Station Phlla. (P. it. K. It.) 4:15, fi: w, 110 a. m.
1:25,4.30, 6:54.7:30 p.m. Sundays 4.-2S. 11:00 a. m.
4:30,5:51, 7:30 p. tn.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Pier 7, Chestnut Street
vVharf, ana South street Wharf:
FOB ATLANTIC CITT.
Weekd.ys-Expr0M,9.W, a, m. 4:00 p. m. Ac
comodation, 7:30 a. :a. p. m.
sundavs-Kxpress, 9-.0J a. in. Accomodation S:M
a. m. and 1:30 p. nl.
KKTORNINO, LKAVI ATLANTIC CITT.
Depot corner Atlantic and Arkansn .Wenues :
weekdays Sspross, 7:i0, a. ra. and 4:00 p. m.
Accomodation, 8:05 a. m. and 4:31 p. m.
Sundays-Kxpreaa. 4:00 p. in. Accomodation,
7:30 a, m. and 4:10 p. m.
..... a - HANCOCK,
A. A. MoLTJOD. 03i't, oent.
rim Pres. Jc Oen'l. Manager.
Peansylvama Railroad.
i
Phil adelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
M
TIME TABLE.
in enect NOV. 10, 1889. Trains leave sunbury
EASTWARD
u.., oc ouuid uAprcaa toaiiy except
Sunday), fornarrtsburgandlntormediatestatlcDa
arrlvlas at Philadelphia 3.15 p. m. j Newiork
5.55 p. tn., connecting at Philadelphia for all sea
Fhllidelniala. vu w
dally eroept hunday),for Uarrtaburc and lnterme
dlat stations, arrt?lmj at P U 1 1 a a e 1 d h a
fLUi n. in. Nuto Vnrlr n OK n . . t . , i . .
M5 p.m.; Washington, 6.15 p. m'.' Parlor car
through W Philadelphia and passenger coaches
through to Philadelphia and Baltimore. vu,uco
KD( r. n. l.annnA ... ....
for Harrlabure and all Intermediate stations, arriv
ing at PhUadelphla .25 a. m. j New Yorfc 7.10 a. m.
Baltimore, 5.15 a.m.; Washlneton C.S0 a. m.:
Pullman sleeping car from llarrlsburg to Phlladel.
nnlA nn.-t Vour Vnrlr Vhti..inhi.
remain in sle-)por uniutntbed until ? a. m.
6.50 a. m. New Yorte. 9.0 a. m.; TUrougU Pullman
....h. wtq .uu traanuBi rnuauei
phla. .5Ua. rrx.-Soith?rnEiprosj(1Uly) for ntrrls.
burg ana lotirmedlite statlous arriving at Biltl
mora 7.S0. a. m. aal Wasilaswa 15, a.m. and
through Pullman Sle -ping oars to mitlmire and
WfLAnt ntrtnn an A thMtmh nn nannru -v.
Baltimore-. v 6 ' l"""iuuJ lu
WESTWAIUi.
5.10a. m. Erie Mall (dally), for Brio and a1
uiu.uuuKu.aiu lutermeoiato Btauons. Hocnos'
ter. BanTalo vnd Nlacara irAiia. with th rnntrh lnlt.
manpaiajoars andpasaengercoaches to Erie and
Hocnjtor.
9.53-News Express ( dally ) tor Loct naven
1.41 p.m. Niagara Einreas (dally cxoeDt Hon.
i y) for Kane, Uaua lalguaand lntermedlatesta
tlons u rhester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls with
through passenger coaches to Kane and Itochester
and Parlor car to Wllllamsport.
5.30 p. ra. Past Line (dally except 8unday)tor Fe
novo, watfelns and lntermedlatfl stations, vim
thro tgh passenger coaches to itenovo and Watt Ins.
mil? P' m' w,ulal5"P" Express ( dally ) tor
THROCOU TltAINSLVOltSUNmiKY PllOMTUE
News Exnreas leaven Plitlailnlnhia a i a
Baltimore, 4.30 a.m. llarrlsburg, 8.10 a.m. dally
arriving at Sunbury 9.53. a. m.
.., . , Niagara Express leaves
Philadelphia, K.50 a. m.; Washington 8 10 a. m. Bal.
tlmore 9.00 a. m. (dally except Sunday arrlvlntr at
Bunbury, 1.43 p.tn., with through Parlor car from
Philadelphia andtnroughpasbengei coaches from
Phtladelnhla and Baltimore.
Past Line leaves New Yorx 9.00 a. m. ; Phlladei.
plila,il.40 a. m.j Washington, 10. 60 a.m.; Balti
more. 11.45 a. m., (dally except Sunday) arriving at
........... ., u.w y. 111. nibu luiuuvu uw.ent.er
ooaches from I'h ladilnhla and imnimn "
Wllltansoors Ktp ess leaves New York: .Cr) d.
m. Philadelphia 11.45 p. m. Washington s.sn p. ra.
r. . tuti, , arriving at sunbury
9.15 p. m.
Erie Mall leaves New Vnrtranrin.m ,nnA.
phla.ll.ssp. m. ; Washington, ld.00 p.m. ; Baltl.
. m Ht'.i 'll t' r(tiuKi ouuourya.10
r r"u vuiuuku 1 uiimu oiocptng cars irom
Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore and
through passenger coaches from pniuieiphia
HUNIIUIiy,IIAZI.KTtlft .V Ulf.KEMIIAItltK
ltirNIIII Hiil.WAY.
(Ually except suuuay.)
Wllkesbarre Mall leaves sunbury mm . m
arrtvlngat Bloom Perry law a. m., Wllltes-barre
Express East leaves Sunbury 6.85 p. ra.. arriving
Sunbury Mallleaves Wllkesbarre 11.17 a. ra.arrlv
ingat Bloom Perry ls.srp. m.,Hunbury 1.30 p. m
Express West leaves WlUtos-harre 3.05 p. ra.. ar
ring at Bloom Kerry 4.S0 p. m sunbury 5.80 p. m
SUNDAY THA1NH.
Wllkesbarre mall leaves Sunbury 10.00 a. m.. ar
flying at Bloom Perry IO.411 a. m., Wllkes-Barre
Sunday accommodation leaves w ilkea-Barre 5:10
I'm n m miuiiar, a.sv p.m., BUntJUry
CUAS. e. puan,
Oen, Manager,
J. It. WOOB,
(Jen. Passenger Agt.
PATENTS.
vetts and Trade Marks obtalned.anl all Paten t
slaeoon1uotedforMDBItTE PEES.
OL'lt OKPIOB IS Ofl' (SITE U. H. PATENT
omcK. Wa have no sub-agenclcs, aH't)U8ineB
lrect, hence oan trausact patent business In less
WMnfugfou CO!i'Ula,l "oae remote from
send model, drawing, or photo.wlth doscrlpUon.
Wo advlsa If patentable or not, free ot chart
Our fee not due till patent la secured tuare-
A lnok,iiow to obtain l'atnta,"withreferenco
SaWreV. AddrSi? 8WW' """r. or townT
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
fclMH rutin 1 ni Vanhlifiou, IM)
TJnnn Tiifl roK TOUtTIH Crushed
I JQQclO JmiWCU Orstr HUella, Flint and
I Ikn'f Horapa. feud for new
price llaf. YOltK CUBUIUAU WOUKS, York vZ
1 HM-IL
Spring lof liiiigjiA. CKalcs Co.
FOIt MEN, YOUTHS,
HOYS AND dlllLDHKN.
OT -aaar wiiwm' -
BIKERS UND CONFECTIONERS
Exchange Block, Bloomsburfj, Pa.
WIIOLliSALE and RETAIL
OysUn ui fa m Ml
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
Cnqq m 3nr C5 fnv nti? FAMOUS . 15 Cent Stows i-
WIIOLKSALK
(boUot (ConAfej, Fvoftj an Holy.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Henry Maillard's Fine Candies. Fresh Every Week.
ZFEISnS "ST GOODS JL. SPECIAIjOTZ".
SOLE AGENTS FOR
F. F. Adams & Co's. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Sole agents of the following brands of Cigars ;
Henry Clay, Londros, Normal, Indian Princoss, Samson, Silver AbL
Any order for Festivals will be supplied with the Lowest Market Prices, as follow t
ranges, Lemons. ream N5- &
ng!i5h WalnMtj, top B4lj.
BL00MSBURG, PA.
G. 6. hiOBBIS,
EILER iH
Foreign and Domestic
-OBL00MSBURGP
fun i hi mi
In parchaainc houeo bold nece8Hiti(B.
is the best, it will bo tho cheapen iu tho end. A good article is always a
source of pleasure. J. SALTZER. has won a wide reputation for scllinir cood
goods at low prices. Ho buvs direct
class goods cheaper than oan bo obtained
articles and prices :
Sewing Machines of three grades, made
ty the New Home Sewing raachino Co., 3
drawer drop luaf, all attachments, from
$19.50 to $G0.
Royal St. John, $30 upwards.
Standard Rotary, $40 upwards.
New Home, $30 upwards.
Havo received tho agency for tho Booaey
Ii tin Cornet, tho best cornet in tho world.
A good apsortramt of violins, guitars, banjo!
ruvnrdeons, drums, Autos, fifes and all kinds
of musical instruments. Tho best of string
f. r violins, guitir, btnj-ie, violinuello, aiid
ba-H violin. Agent for Butterick's patterns
p letn-book and fashion ghoebt.
discoulafJr cash."8 8eWi"S machinea Bold on raont,iy payments. A libera
Do not lend . elsewhere, but call and see tho stock of your homo dealer
S a?rtW,lh yW' aBd ?ln &v0tt ay formation oyr inat u" t on upon
any instrument you may purohase. '
J. SALT
Musical Instruments and Sewing Machine
BSLOOMSlfiVRG
R0SC0E CONKLING:
HIS LIFE AND LETTER8.
WE ESPECIALLY INVITE
LAS.?S AND MEN OUT OF
BUSINESS, POLITICIANS,
, AND CANVASSERS,
thai, moily e"0rf(ita,Bre'tM W'PorlunlUea
CHARLES L. WEBSTER &. CO.,
LEDI1EI. nUILDINO,
,BIXTH AD CUliSTNUT,
rillLADKLPIlIA.
aar
DEALERS IN
it is wiaa alwava to select that which
from the manufacttirern. and nan nell first
olsowbere. Hero aro somo of tho
Etey Piano, $350 to SG00.
Sleek, $375 to $G00.
It. M. Bent & Co., S250 to $400.
Brown & Simpson, $i.r)0 to $100.
Estev Orcans. SQ0 tn S17S.
Miner organs, 57a to 4515U,
United States organs, $125 to $175.
Chicago Cottago organ, S90 to $140
Worcester organs, $75 to S150.
raris organs, ijuu to isiuu.
Celebrated White Sowing Machines $35
to $05.
New Domestic Sewing Machines, $35
to $75.
' PA.
JH. WII,LIA.Mp,:a.UOT10NEEU.
ULOOMHUUKO,
P.oal Estata Bjught and S:H.
I'ftrtlcr. ilt'lrlrK tol.uy linrftSr,n, wsgons
nuld ilc HJ to call nil the AUlVI: h
MADE WITH BOILING WATfR.
E P PS'S
GRATEFUL-COMFORTING,
COO OA
MADE WITH BOIUNC MILK.
1 lsjyyw'at