THE COLUMBIA" AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBTJRG. COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA,
Men and Tbelr Hobbles-
A statement mndo by a wiso mnti la
that "Kvcry honest man has a hobby."
Tho man In question did not uso theso
prcciso words, says tho American Cul
tivator, bnt they amount to tho samo
in 8ulstanoo.
A man who is always tinkering ar
ound making something or olhor in tho
mechanical line, is never found spend
ing ids leisure hoars in a gin mill Or
saloon. The young man whoso hob
by is study will bo found at his books
as soon as his day's work is dono and
supper is swallowed.
Tho chap who has "musio on tho
brain'' will be pulling or scraping his
instrument oirly and late, until his
frionds almost wish ho would quit his
hobby and relegate ldmsclf to tho rum
shop.
Many young mon rido a mechanical
hobby, and aro often building experi
mental maohlnej, and making "young"
steam engines. To such mon, elect
ricity possesses a most enticing liohl.
Tnero is no end to the directions in
winch thought may bo profitably turn
ed in connection with electricity.
Well developed as it is, electricity is
as yet an almost unknown thing, which
will require lifetimes of study to tho
full understanding ol all. Electricity
is the future power of tho world, as it
has always boon its life, although un
known and uncomprchendod for ages.
That a young man will wasto hours
and days of his lifo in doing worso
than nothing, when ho has snch a field
beforo him, is scarcely to bo compre
hended, but it is a disgraceful tact.
Let tho young men awako to tho idea
that tho advanoo of tho world deponds
upon thorn personally; that tho years
to como may bo hotter or worse as
they ohooso to study or to bo idle, and
it seems as though thoy would quit
beer drinking, dioe shaking, and card
shuffling instantly, to avail themsolyes
of the privileges beforo them.
A man may bo about what ho makes
himself nowadays, and if ho chooses to
beoomo a sot, tho way is open; if ho
chooses to becomo a power in tho land
he can do so by going to work in that
direction and keeping at it.
Dangerous Precedents.
Tho Republicans aro making very
dangerous precedents for fnturo Demo
cratic power by tho revolutionary re
jection of men elected by tho people
and the substitution of men who were
rejected by tho people.
No party majority in tho popular
branch ot Uoneross since our revolu
tionary war and reconstruction times
has ever exhibited such reckless dis
regard of popular elections as tho pre
sent 110U80 under the leadership ot
Sneaker Reed. It was regarded as
absurd by all parties (o seat" tho thrco
colored contestants from tho South.
Indeed, thoy expected only a liberal
appropriation .'or expanses, but it is
now decided that party necessity de
mands their admission to seats which
wore refused them by the people.
As the Republicans bavo hardly an
even chanco to control the next IIouso,
they aro simply makiug precedents
wnicn aro likely to react upon them in
the near future.
Equally violent was the dismissal of
the Democratic Senator from Jersey
ana the admission ot bis defeated com
petitor. There would bo eood reason
to deolaro tho election void because of
the frauds exposed, and the enactment
ot a reform election law was a guaran
tee of an honest expression of the peo-
pleple; but tho partisan majority
ot the JNew Jersey senate seated
its candidate without even the
pretenoo of showing a majority for
him.
Suppose that that chango in the Sen
ate should givo tho Kepublicaus the
majority on joint ballot whon the next
TT.1..J Ol.. ' o . - 1 1
uuiwu oiaLUB ouuaiur is lu ue uuusuu,
what could tho Democrats do, with
such a revolutionary precedent to in
vite them; with a majority in the
Ilonse' Won't revolutionary leaders
epe mat inoy aro only inviting retribu
tion alike from tho law-lovinc peoplo
and from opposing partisan power
When it gams the mastery! Tines.
The Slot-Box.
A CKMINAI. THAT COJI.DN T BE CIIAROED
WITH 1113 CRIME.
A complicated case was brought in
to tho Central rohco station Louisville
recently. It was that of a man who
had succeoded in beating a "drop-a-
nicklo-in-tho-slot" box on tho corner of
Third and Jefferson streets. Tho man
who was ablo to porform this feat- was
John Lewis and ho is said to have
made a thorough study of tho subject
before risking his nioklo. Ho first
bored a bolo in the coin and then fast
ened to it a small black silk thread
lie then dropped a nicklo in tho slot
as dtrocted by the sign and drew out a
cigar. Seeing that nothing was
stated in tho directions as to how many
times ono nicklo could bo dropped in,
ho drew his nicklo out and dropped it
in again, securing me second iimo,
he continued to drop and continued
to drop and continued to draw uutil ho
emptied tho box. By the time ho had
drawn tho twenty-ninth cigar quite a
crowd had gathered around him and
cheered him on. Their cries attracted
Officers Sohradel and Donahue, who
arrested Lowis and took htm from tho
circle in which ho had beoome a hero
At tho station house the question
aroso as to what he should be charged
with. After several suggestions of
robbery, burglary, it was decided to
placo against him disorderly
conduoL tie was taken out on bond
a litte later by some of thoso whoso
cries had attraotod tho police.
What it Costs
Must bo carofully considered by tho
great majority of pooplo, in buying
even neoesttoa ot lite, flood's sarsa
panlla commends itself with special
loroo to ttio groat m'ddio olasses, be
oauso it comuires posittvo economy
w'ih groat iced'oinil power. It is the
only medioino of which oan truly be
said "100 Dos-b Ono Dollar," and
bottlo taken according to directions
will average to last a month.
In The Treasury Attic
Some of tho queerest work of tho
Treasury Department is done in tho
attio and in the basement, You can
have no idea of the varieties of busi
ness which aro carried on insido these
groat walls. I stood for ten minutei
recently and watohod about 50 womon
sewing on carpets in tho top loft of
the Treasury. The carpet was stretch
edon frames like carpenters' saw-horses,
and the girls were having kind of a
quilting beo in joining tho widths to
gether. All the carpels of tho govern
ment departments the country over are
sowed here, and if a oustora houso at
Cleveland or Mow York wants a car
pet it goods a diagriin of its room to
the Secretary of tho Treasury, and tho
carpet is hero mado and shipped.
Uievekvut Meaatr.
The stOTj Is toM of A Oormnn, who took th
hantti at his clock to the maker to havo them
fliod, becauso the did not keep proper time.
Of course, tho clock-maker demanded tho
vorkf, 09 In them lay tho trouble, llolll and
blotches, plmplea and other emptloni on the
oiterlor tell of a disordered oondltton of the
Mood within. If you haro these Indications,
be wiso In time, and take Dr. Ploroe's Oolden
Medical Discovery. It puts the liter and
kidneys In rood working order, purines the
blood, cleanses tho system from aU Impuri
ties, from whattrer cause arising-, and tones
UP the functions renerally.
"Oolden Medical Discovery" checks the
frightful Inroads of Scrofula, and. If taken
In time, arrests tho march of Consumption of
the Lungs (which Is Lung-scrofula), purifies
and enriches the blood, thereby curing all
Bkln and Bcalp Diseases, Ulcers, Sores. Swell
ings, and kindred ailments. It Is powerfully
tonloaa well as alterative, or blood-cleansing.
In Its effects, henco It strengthens tho system
and restored vitality, thereby dispelling all
thoso languid, "tired foellngs" experienced
by the debilitated. Especially has It mani
fested Its potency In curing Tetter, Bolt
rheum. Eczema, Erysipelas, llolls, Carbuncles,
Bore Eyes, Ooltro, or Thick Keck, and En
larged (Hands.
'Oolden Medical Discovery" Is tho only
blood and lung remedy, sola by druggists,
and guaranteed by Its manufacturers, to do
ail that It Is claimed to accomplish, or money
paid for It will bo promptly refunded.
World's Iiispemsaiit Miihoai. Associa
tion, Manufacturers, No. GG3 Main Street,
buffalo, N. Y.
by the manufactur
ers of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Hcmedv, for aa
Incurable case ot Catarrh In the Head.
If You Have
OONIUMPTIONICOUIHorCOLB
BRONCHITIS! Throat Affeetloa
SCROFULA I Wasting of Fltdt
Or fy DUenN trJW th Threat and Xvrtft
art Xnflmmtd, LU of f tempt or Krm
ur. you can 6 rKve4 mnd Cur& bff
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
PURE COD LIVER OIL
With HypophoBphltes.
PALATABLE AS MILK.
Aeh for feoff Jftnwlrfan, anil M n toy
fUnutUn T flicllattoi induce yu to
eupl m tutsHfuts.
Bold by all Druggists.
0TT A BOWNI.ChomUU, H.Y.
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING
G, OT. BERTSGH,
" THE MERCHANT TAILOR.
Us' Furnishing GoodsEats &i Caps
of every; description.
Salts made to order at short notioe
and a fit always guaranteed or no sale.
Call and ezamino tho largest and best
seleotod stock of goods ever shown in
Columbia county.
Btoro next door to First National Bank
MAIN STREET,
Blooru?biir Pa.
51k
FLY NETS
CHEAP AND STRONG.
3) other styles 6-A Nets, prices to suit aU
W AYIIIMdtHONK, lMULADEXl-HIA.
Hold by all dealers.
J. R. SMITH & CO
LIMITED.
MILTON, Pa.,
DEALKBS ID
PIANOS,
By the following well known makerat
Chickcring,
Knabc,
Weber,
Hallct & Davis.
Can also furnish anv of ilia
cheaper makes at manufacturers
prices, uo not buy a piano be
fore getting our prices.
Catalogue and Price Lists
On application.
8 8t-P-U-
TOBACCO
This standard brand of plug
tobacco is acknowledged to be
the best chew and the largest
piece for the money in the mar
ket. Vinco tin tag on each lump.
Its extensive sale for many years
lias established its reputation.
There is nothing better. Try it.
For sale by dealers and grocers.
BOOK AfJItNTS WABTHD FOIl
MyStoryof theWarjt
' BOIkLUrUUMCItS
txiiuiuusrsa.
!IKI" In UunlUK
tV a. uvuituour.
na on wt iftiut-ncui. ji
A'uyf mrJl.ua Mtt f ilijirsV I
wr v r rnt una kit axr iain
BREAD
cr
' ONE CIN EAT TCO K'JCH OP I?.
, An OT.rlrd rd brtsd nit not injur, yen V.t
twill mike rtrti terj anco)dfurtLli to tiu
ortrloMlinf o(
woifrsACMEBipN
not Injara rnrrtjit. ) mk t
Mil.
UUUn UliTIVllVIJB.
MnMaMsaWMrMMMMMTrTimtltV.
Ai in Dma, Vatnt en ft flow. FThuntnj t j t
wiu Stain Old 4 ncw ru"iTunt rrj'i.
will ikn Glass and Chinawarc at tho
WILLtTAtN TINWAR1 AtCWlO
will Stain town old babact titc.
,tILL STAIN 0T CoAfiH AND
WOLFF U RANDOLPH, nUlulklA.
The Few Way of Keeping Ooo)
Ono who suddenly enlcroH Washing
ton market, in Now York city, of a hot
day, will bo refreshed by tho greatful
ooolness that fills tho placo. Through
out tho building tho tornncrutiiro is
just what a oitizen would wish for hi"
houso during midsummer heat. Tho
thought will pel haps, ocour that a
groat quantity of ico is required to
produce this effect. In that ho would
po mistaken. Thcro is not a pound of
ico usod. Perhaps his oyo will bo at
tracted by a number of pipes that ruu
overhead and down into tho various
booths and boxes whero meat and
other perish ablo provisions ato kept.
Theso pipes will glisten as though
covered with ico and snow, though the
temperaturo bo above 80 deg. outside
tho markot. As a mittor of faot, it is
exactly ico and snow that covers tho
pipes, and rothing else. A freezing
mixture of tho salts of ammonia is
pumped into tho pipes from a plant
in another streot, and tho vaporization
of those salts prodnccs tho intense cold
that chills tho pipes till frost and snow
oollect on the outside of them oven in
midsummer. Thus tho wholo great
markot housa ia cooled and provisions
aro kept at a low temperaturo.
Iloro is ono of tho beautiful secrets
of chemistry put to important practi
cal use. Tho utilization of freezing
mixtures is only in its infancy as yet.
Too freezing mixtures aro not expen
sive. Tho time will como when milk
and butter in dairies and farmhouses
will bo oooled in summer by this pro
cess, and tho temperature of houses
kopt deliciously low. Then nobody
need go away from homo to escape the
hoat.
When a man is fortunate in business
he attributes tho fact to his ability.
When he is unfortuuato ho bowails
his bad luck.
Miss-Flora Woodward Tibbits, of
Ann Arbor, is the first, wnmnn in
Michigan to apply for admission to
tho bar of tho bupreme Court.
His Wife Suffered from Erysipelas.
Mr. John O. Roiors. of Dana. Illi
nois, writes as follows undor dato of
March 29, J 390: "My wifo was for
years an invalid from "a blood trouble,
ard sufford tc.iblo at'tima from Ervsin-
e'as. She tried many remeies adver
tised as blood purifiers, but received
nobeneht. A few bo.tles of Swift's
Speoifio (S. S. S ) the best blood puri
fier a"d tonio bIio over saw, and is will
ing for any ono suffering as she was
to bo referred to her.
ins mx0D poisoned nr ccw itch.
About five years aco mv blood was
poisoned with cow itch, and every
spring since then I have been troubled
with the poison breakintr out in laroe
soro9 all over ray body. I tried various
remedies wuhoutreceiving any bandits
Threo bottles of Swift's Speoifio (S. S.
S.) effected a complete and piomanent
cure, whon all othor blood remedies
bad failed.
It, L. Henkekson, Live Oak, Fla.
Treatise on mood ana Hkln Diseases mailed free.
SWIFT BPBOIFIO CO., Atlanta, Oa.
Scrvincr riches, instead nf mnliinrr
riohes servo you, is the most piteous of
an poverty, n is Hlavery.
Peoplo who boast that thoy never did
any harm, aro generally thoso who
haven't done muoh good.
J.
S. GARRISON M. D.
IIOMEOI'ATHIO PHYSICIAN AND SUliGKON.
19 Olllcc over I. vy. Uartman & Son'
store, residence N. E. corner Centre and
Fourth streets.
J. T. FOX,
Dentist.
All the latest annliances fnr mnnnfnrt nrlnr
treating, filling and extracting teeth. AU
styles of work warranted as represented. Office
uiwuaiu oucci. near tast, . 5luly,
K
IIT & PODMORK.
AUG'UITEOTS,
Ostkhhout Uuildinu, Wllkesbarre, I'a.
Brunei) Oulce. llloomsburir, la., with
Jno. M. Clahk, Att'y. & Couusulli-r.
l31lja
Exchange Hotel,
BENTON, I'A.
hTSS nngerstirned has leased this well-known
S!1J0,.ft?2u Pruparod " accommodate the pubUo
with all the oonvenienoea ot a nrst-class hotel
LEMUKL DHAKE, Proprietor.
M'wcurrs magazink. a m
vantd an J txcillint eonlmli, it a library
it Hit, '
It uji indttd a hafff thought to trinl at
titlirt iitivtl in laeh nuntor.
Not a liort luvtltUt, lul a long story such
hi you artusti to git in loot form and fay
romoni dollar to ont dollar and a hatfor.
Not only that, tut with tath numlir ou git
an ai undanci of other contributions, which gtva
you a good magatint tuidet tht not il.
The ringing Howe which have ieen struct oh
tie gateway of fofulat favor, have resounded
throughout the entire land, and to-day tiffin
colli Magatine standi in the front rant of
monthly tuHtcatunt, and is the moil widely-read-andtaltedif
fuUUttien of in tindin the
uvrld. for full descriptive tircutari, addresi
liri'lXCO TTS MAGAZINE, Philadelphia
Sjooferyear, a$ elt. lingle uumttr.
The fuilisher of this paper will receive ye
'WCUftlOH,
U-JMmo.
THKCOMJMHIAN
ISTHK RUST.
THRESHING- machines
A SPECIALTY.
WinplfBt. Mot Durable, ;Econimtcal. and perfect
In us wastes no grain; cleaoa It readr tor in wket.
THRESHING ENGINES "?.,,
BaxeUUU, Shlngl MacMni, 7f.it I'rtuei, and
D , A.U. KAUiiifnAltca, LtmltAi,
Bend for lUua. I ltonnnlntik i(HMttnr.i
trated Catalogua. Woika, Voaa. Pa.
YEB, MY DtAFl, 'fCx
IB TME RTirr' O
Mf'&.JK
AND TE1
A Kitchen Oilototb.
A cheap oilcloth for thokltohon may
bo mado of oht an, heavy towc.loth or
burlap fitted to tho room. Nail it on
tho Ride of an outside building ahd
cover tho cloth ullh it thick panto
mailo of ryo flour. When this is dry,
paint it a good, cheap tiopg brown.
In two weeks time paint ngain, and in
two wcoks moro give it pi, other coat.
L"t it i email) until well seasoned'
which will ho in two or thruo months,
lien vamith and nalt down. This oil
cloth, it is Fid, will last for many
yuara. Arcw York 'JVibune.
The Suntncr at Atlantic City.
T1IK l'ENNSYI.VANNU UAIMIOAd's OHEAT
PACIMTIKS.
Tho prospects for a hriliaut summer
season at Atlantic Uily were novcr so
bright as at the present timo. Tho
oxtraordlnarily liberal patronage which
it has gained during the winter nnd
spring seaoo, largely duo to tho mag
nifiot-nt transportation facilities main.
tainod by tho Pemiylva ntn Rtilroad,
is still manltesting itself in luu well,
filled hotels, nhi.ih bid fair to hold
their visitors well lhrouc!i tho earlv
summer season. Tho city by tho eca
I. I.. 1.... !!.!.... 1
ia in ueuer uuiiuiiiuii 10 rnienain anu
amueo its friends than ever beforo.
Now holds havo boon built, and older
ones remodeled and enlarged. The
groat ocean uoulovard has liten com
pleted, so that Atlantic City now pos
sesses tho handsomest and most attrac
tive ocean front of any seaside rtsort
in America. All indications point to
tho largest summer season in tho his
tory of tho placo.
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has' kept well in lino with the
spirit of improvement which has per
vaded tne Beashore. Its facilities for
promptly and comfortably handling
lari'o numbers of peoplo bavo been in
creased bo as to supply any pos-iblo
demand; tho road-bed of itsdouble lino
has bcon improved greatly, and the
terminal faoilities both at Phildaelphia
and Atlantic City havo been enlarged
and improved. Tho bettormont of tho
tracks will enable the management to
materially reduce tho timo between the
Delaware Ktvor and tho soa, and the
summer eohcdtilo will present tho
quickest, best equipped, safest, and
most satisfactory service of trains for
everybody ever enjoyed by tho hosts
of Atlantic Citi's summer patrons.
Tho comprehensive system of excursion
iicKots leading Irom ail points on tho
Pennsylvania System will be available
as in the past years, at tho oxenption-
ally low rates that havo heretofore
prevailed. It would bo well for read
ors to remember that a summer trip
that does not include Atlantio City
laokatho spico tint would make it
memorable.
Invalid And Sacramental Wines
Sneer's TTnfnrmnnfpft ftrnnn -Tmnn ta
a puro unintoxicant wino from tho lino
native grown Port Grapes, especially
for the uso nf Christian Churches,
preserved from fro$h and nurn inion na
it is pressod from tho grape and guar-
uuiecu uu luiniu us graieim navor ana
essential O'lnlitinn tmimimrml fnr nntr
period. Muoh used for evening parties
and invalids who do uot uso stimul
ants. B. F. Savits,
PLUMBEIl AND
GAS FITTEK
DEALER IN
FITTHS, lit.
Tin oofing a Specialty.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON
ALL WORK IN HIS LINE.
First door Ulooms'mrg Opera IIouso
B. F. SAVIT!
I UHVVtliWtfViltll lit.
lias secured the sole agency of
Columbia county for the Nation
al Sheet Metal Roofing Co.
Thesti roofs aro guaranteed to
be far superior to any other
roof, aa they are both storm and
wind proof.
Sheet iron roofs of this manu
facture can bo put up as cheap
us tin, and last much longer.
Hook aro made of sheet iron,
tin. or copper, as parties may
desire.
Orders may bo secured
through B, F. Savita, Bloonis
burfic, Pa., who will put on tho
roofs and guarunteo the work,
or may he ordered direct from
tho
HistisM?talEoofl(!D,
510-520 East 20th Stroot.N. Y.
FRAZER GREASE
DEMT IN Till! WOULD,
JUwrlnf QualltlM ara uoauntuMd, actually
outlaaUev two boxta of anyotbsr brand. Mot
fTMVMl by lul. fm-iitm II K U tM U IN li.
yOB81IJilrVDEAmmotKEIULI.V. tUf
ftThe Greatest Blood Purifier k
KNUWNi
Tills (Iruitnermnn Mcdlclno 1 t
clicn)Ctnini licit. lMitoMdof KlI
one rent n nose, ji s curu im-
a common pimjiio on tuo in
to ttint Awful ilUono Scrofuli
SUU'IU'H IU'm;it9 U the
ben mctllclno to lifo In nlli
rni"cs of sttcti ftubhorn nrnlffv01ir
Uccp wonted uiecascs. IoncyAnrcotit
not OVOr tJlkO nfr.n1rr.ttil
P DL.UE PILLS ?."ll!:"u.Ura
tfiiMmi nf i.iT-ri ifq ninttcr wluit am
ll.n ..i.rn.f n.,,1 l..l' jTlTOU, U0
incllduo e( cr mtule. BitlcrS I
with n yellow ellckyrnon't wait until roti M
breath foul nnilflfnrollat on yowr tmcK,
oircnrivo? yoiiri7lit (ret somo at once.lt
Blomnch Is outfl'n lll euro you. Sulnlmr
nfonlcr. Uectfllltlerala
NIII.I'III'IE If.nl . I
111 11 MlSf - l-i
K'l'nn inrnn i'a UTinn i.m
ImmcillatclyirTlioyniinKitlionKCilnncI tot.
In your t
tcrlnj? nro poon made well by I I
Ino thick
use. Itememlicrwlmtyoti
rony, clo.rrail here, it may raro your
uur, orrtre. It tins fftvcvl hiimlreila.
II!
i t wait UDlll lu-iuorruw,
Try a Bottle To-day I E3
Am roti low.pnlrltcd nntl wenk,
I
r MiflVrliiff from tho cxrrAtc o(
fyouiwe it bo, faULPauit miTKita
i curu j uu.
Scnti 3 s-ccm etnmpii 10 a. r.uniffnto.,
Boston. Masa,, for beet medical work publlslictl?
Intelligent Eeadora will notice that
re not'iftrra(fttfon4r" all clatae
of dlseitte. but only such as rusnlft
from adlsordorcil llTrf Tiai
Vertigo, Headache, Dyspepsia,
Fevers, Costivones3, Bilious
Colic, Flatulence, etc.
For tbeae thejr aro not warrant o J Itf'
fmlUble, Lutnrtnannrlyana It la not
alblotoiuiikonrvinoUy. lrlee, S5ota
fiOIil) EVlSKYWIUtatE.
01
inuuaa'iua navd um g Kliiiat.eiitiy curetl by-
mm
1JI1LAUKM'IIIA,1A. Ki-ratonte,iiooiHr.'itlfr.
or luBsuf tlintj Iruni bu.lness. Caws nronoiinre! la
curable ly others waiitdl. Somi rurfhciilar.
JURE GUARANTEED. ollllZix
Aug 10 'SO ly.
PARKER'S
HAS!? BALSAM
Clcirues and bcautific the hair.
I'romotM a luxuriant crowth,
Nrver Failt to Reitora Gray
Halrt3.ttVnulhr.il Pnlnp.
TroTcnts liaii'lnifT and hair falling
VulLlC por.nli ot Mr I. am
He Wrileil ('W al wnrk nn mm. t...
WO ft month i I mxr hare n ri-ttti
f K. C.A11fti ArnaBll.nm. Bn.l if
Hon and ofttn make !Sil ,Ur
gntai W. II.OAHBISU.",
William Kline, Ilarriibuiy, I'a,
"i"i nae nrvrr Known
aiirlhlnf to fell like your albuu.
1 Kterdaj I took oriif rt enouirli la
pay me over w. J, bl-
uiure, lUoror, Me, wrlieit "!
lake an order for jour album at
' nume i itu. Pit
(To til UonenainmrliaiMmn
ifor aftiele tliyt.tk.
ilhrreiloin null n ,
hare not ijiaco to pita ei
Slirtll wo start YOU in this imsitu's.
reader? Write lou anj learn all about it rVryutim-ir We
areatanlitRiuaiiyi we will atari you If you don t delay until
Biioihifi:eiaabealofyouin)ourrart f ibe country. Ifyou
lake hold you villi be able to lrk uppold fait. UiT'Kcitil
lt i.'L-ountnr forced monuiaclurer'a aale I lf,0HI ten
ifiitliu; lhtoarnih Attttnim an-to be iM to i lie
H'ui fitt fJch. Wound In Uoval Crfmann hllkelvet
1 1ub.niarmlnrlydecoratedlniildM.llandioinet album In the
worl.l.lariteit tlze. Urtateu bargain etrr known. A rent.
Mantfd. I.llwral term. Jllf money for a pent a. Anv one ran
heennc n euceeaiil afrent. Sella Ittrlf on aijtht little or nc
talking nertaaary. S herevrr ahown, every one v. an I. to tur.
ehae. Ageuta take tboutanda of order wltli raiildlty netcr
ber.ire hnown. On-at profli await every worker. AKeula are
making fortune. Ladieamake a mudi a men. Vou, reader,
tan do a well a any one. Full Information and term f r'.
to thoie who n rite for tame, with particular ami term, for our
Family lllblea, Hook and I'eriodlcale. Atttr you know
Itonldrou eoncluda lo rono further, whv no L.mit.Hnn
Im lake Ik. 1.1 nftl.Umn.l ..n.. ' .'.,.
whv no barm la dona.
. AbUtlla, UAUI
JtD.l:-9My.
Detroit
Bum! cum'
atcel taclclu lllocU
IIALFTllUcosror bolttlng aavej to
Moieke-ii", Hut jtieia, FarinerB, JIach.
Inlats, Builders, CiMractors and OTU
lks Auuilited to be tUf greatest lu
ll ovemci-ts tvitlt made m tack'e
b'ocka Freight preoiltl Write lor
catalogue.
Fultcn Iron U Saglna Woris,
Estab. iws, ID Urusli y ., Detroit, Sllch.
t-wy.
INLY!
For LOST or FAILINO fiCANJIOOD)
aeneral and NEKV0U8 LABILITY)
ncuneuQi ijgay una Ainu, x.uacui
of rrroriorEzeesaetlnOlior Yauna.
llabaii, hortaiiaMHMMi Tally Iteitored. Haw (rt enlara aal
fctMBilhrnttr-Ah, t MKFKMPUOMJiHl PiriTSOKRODV,
Abaolntely uuUCUr HOK TltillllkT-UeneDIa In a day.
teitliy ffom SO State an 4 t arelgn I'uunlrir. rlta than,
lie KrlrtKe (ionfc. etlmtln and iroof mailed (aealed) fre
Uin nti r.'.tClCAL CO., BUFFALO, N. V.
FOR
Horses, Cattle, Sheep & Hogs.
Ecel anrremeoy (orlhe rapid curt of Hard
Co!d(,Coughi,Hldt Bound, Ytllow Water, Fciar.
DUtemper, Sore and IVeak Eyes, Lung Feer.
Cotthenen, Blotchet, and all dlHIcultlet arlt'
Ing Irom Impurlllct ol the Blood. Will relieve
Hcavet at once. Manufactured ly the
;0PPA MANUFACTURING CO,, LYONS. N. Y.
I'OIt SAiJS 21V A1X DKALEI1S.
3-21.90 r ly
HRISTIAN V. KNAPP.
FIRE INSURANCE,
BLOOMSBTJRG.
Home of N. Y. : Merchante', of Newark, N.
J. j Clinton, N. Y. i Peoplee" N Y. j Reading,
ra. German American Int. Co., New York, j
Greenwich Insurance C., New York i Jerscj
City Fire Ini. Co., Jeney City, N. J.
These old corporation! are well eeasoned by
tg and nix TztTio and have never yet had a
loss settled by any court of law. Their assets
tra all Invested In solid sicuritiks, are liable
to the haiard of rial only.
Losses 1 romptly and HONISTLY adjusted
and paid as soon as determined, b CHRIST
IAN F. KNAPP, Ei-aciAt. Aoint and Ad.
lUSTKR, IlLOOMSllUB, I'A.
Jfhe oeople of Columbia county should pat.
ronlte the agency where losses, If any, are s.
lied and paid by one of their own dtiient.
WABiBiJ .SKUNK
WANTED.
hlTUATIlW Pl'llMANKNT. SAHHV and
uph. Kxpeilenci unecesaary Willi us. OUl'lvr
nKNTFiUK. r-pri4.il Inilurcmcnti and tlicile-of
t'ri r.ory I o cvei y in hi enaslng wiw. Wrlto for
term ipiluH. fctmloi; age, V H TAFl' 4 Co.,
r.jii -ii ai'.i ruu n Tin r. izui k wn til! mieciul'
" i. s. n a
fi-0-ii.lt.
HIRES
tl Hints' IUPR0VEU
ROOT
uuoug. 10 iDimomiiia iuukasi
THIS rACKACE MAKEa TIVB CAtLOM.
ROOT BEER.
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PTlioyniinKithonKdlnncl tot-
6 m
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BEER!
Thm moat APPBTIzmn and WI10I.KHOUU
I THMPHHANOH DUIHK la Ul. wuild.
I IMUcloiu ami HparhUov, THY IT.
Ask your Druggist or Oroear for IS.
C. E. HIRES, PHILADELPHIA.
0 (5 il.
iRAtLROAD TIIWCD TBLB
Mai
JKLAWARE, LACKAWANNA &
WKSTKRN RAILROAD.
111.00MSI1UKG DIVISION.
STATIONS.
NOItTII.
r. M. r.M, A. it, A. u.
NORTIU-MIHRI.IND., 5 40 I 60
(J.imcron 665 ...
rhulasKy
10 00 819
1019 6 80
1019 ....
10 80 8 41
10 43 6 68
10 60 7 0J
10 67 712
11 (13 7 20
1112 7 27
1116 7 31
It 20 7 31
1121 71
11 34 7 49
11 83 7 69
It 43 8 06
11 6S 8 It
12 06 8 24
12 10 82S
12 16 8 33
12 20 8 34
12 27 8 4J
12 31 8 49
12 33 8 63
12 10 8S8
12 43 9 03
12 63 9 09
101 017
109 025
116 S0
1 20 9 85
r. u. r. u
D.invnio ou 11
CatanUsa 05 ....
Itupcrt & ' to
liloomsburg 34 9 36
ll.py. 0 4 a 41
jjme kiokv......,,.. w
Willow Orovc 061 ....
Ilrlarcrrek 0 64 ....
licrwlcK i i s
Ucnch Haven..,. 711 ....
lllck'a Ferry 713 ....
Htitckshlniiy 7 80 tSO
HUniOCK'8. ill ....
Nanilcoko "CO 3 36
Avondtlo HI ....
l'lymouth 7f'9 S 4j
l'lrmoutn Junction 801 ....
Kingston SOU 3 63
Dennett 812 ....
.Maltoy 817
Wyoming 8 si 4 tn
West l'lttston 8S7 4 Oil
I'lttston. 8 33 4 11
Mck.lwanna 8 40
Taylorvlllo 8 43 .....
iiellcrue. sm ....
SCKiNTON S 00 428
r. . r. h
STATIONS. bOUTll.
A. m. A. is, r. x. r. M
BCRANTOK 6 10 9 60 1 63 6 20
HcllCVUO 619 9 63 .... 6 29
Taylorvlllo 6 20 10 00 2 02 6 80
I.ticlcawanna 624 loos 8 10 8 87
llttston 6 31) 1016 218 6 49
West HUSton. 6 42 10 22 2 24 6 60
Wromlne 6 47 10 87 2 89 669
Maltoy 7 6 61 10 80 .... 6 69
Dennett 6 9 10 31 8 37 7 03
Kingston 6 63 1089 2 40 7 07
l'lymouth Junction 7 0J 10 42 8 43 712
Plymouth 710 10 47 8 60 7 16
Avon.lale 7 14 1061 8 63 7 21
NantlCOkO 7 19 1059 2 69 7 29
Uunlock'S 7 56 1103 8 00 7 43
tmickshlnny 7 37 11 12 3 20 7 63
Hick's Kerry. 7 65 11 22 3 31 8 07
Ueacli Haven 8 01 1131 8 40 8 13
Berwick 8 07 11 40 3 47 8 20
unar Creek 813 8 6.1 8 2
Willow Urova 8 18 11 60 8 97 8 31
IJlnHUi:0 8 20 11 64 4 02 8 33
Kmn: 8 2t 12 01 4 09 8 41
Bloomsburg 8 32 12 06 4 15 8 47
Rupert 8 37 12 12 4 22 8 52
catawlssa 8 42 12 17 4 2? 8 57
Danville 8 57 12 32 4 46 9 13
UUulasky 4 54
Cameron 9 07 12 41 6 00 9 28
NORTUtTMBIHLAND 9 21 12 55 5 19 9 49
a. u, t, t. r, u. r. m
Connections at Rupert with Philadelphia
Ue.ullnu Hallroad tor Tamanend. Tamaqua, Will.
lamsport, Sunbury, Poiuvllle, etc At Northum.
oeriaai witu l. s. a. liiv. i'. it. iu lor uamsuur,
lock jiaven, umponum, warren, uorry, anu unu.
W. V. 1IALSTBAD, Oen. Man..
Scranton, ra.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
lx
Philadelphia tk Erie R. R, Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
M
TIME TABLE.
In effect MAY 11, 1890. Trains leavo tmnbury
BiST WAltu
9.40 a. m-. Sea Sboro Bxnrfpa Mallv nxeen
dunday), for Harrlsburg ondlntermodlatestatlonB
anlvlurf at fniladelpbla3.l9 p. m.j New York
3.50 D. m.: Baltimore. 3.10 n.m.! Waahlntrton
5.63 p. m., connecting at rmladelpWa for all ilea
Shore points. Through passenger coach to
Phllaaolphla, Baltimore.
1-39 p. m. Day Express
dally except Sunday), for IlarrlsDurg and interme
diate stations, arriving at Phtladelph a
6.90 o. m. : Now York. .S5 n. m. n&iftmore
6.45 p.m.; Washington, 8.15 p. m. Parlor car
luiuuku i.u ruuiugiuuia auu nasBeoger coacnea
turougn tg riuiaaeipnia ana uaitimoro.
8.03 p. m. ltenovo Accommodation (daily
iwi uamsuuiK uuu an luvurinuoiawBiationH, amT'
Ing at l'hllalelphla4.29 a. m. ; New York 7.10 a. m
Ualtlmore, 5.19 a.m.; Washington 6.30 a. m.
l'ullmansleenlncrcarrrom IlarrtRbunr in Phiiitiiet
phla and New York. Philadelphia passengers can
remain In sleeper undisturbed until 7 a. m.
1.60 a. m. Erie Mall (dillvUor llarrlflnnnr Ann
mujiuirojuw sdabiuuo, arnfiug ai. fuuaaeipma
6.50 a. m. New York, 9.30 a. m.; Through Pullman
Dicvui unra nun imHwnger coacneB to rniioaei.
2.60a.m. S3ithira BtpresHWly) tor Harrts
burz ana lnteraiedlato atitlins arrivln? at linn.
more 7.20, a. in. 1 1 1 .V tsuiagton 8.15, a. m. and
through i'ullmiuMeplng cars to Biltlnnro and
wasinuKwn, aaa tarougo paasenger caacnoa to
UUUIU1UIU,
WBSTWAHLi.
5.10a. m. Erie Mall (dallvl. tor Erin nnl a
Uananlalgua ar.d Intermedials stations, Roches
ter, Buffalo i.il NlagaraFaUs, with through Pull
man Pah je oars and passenger coaches to Brie and
llojae-iter.
9.53 News Express ( dally ) for Loclr. Haven
nuu tuwiuicuiaic abatluUB.
1.43 D. m. Nlacrara Bxnress filallvexnentHnn.
any) for Kane, cana nalguaand tntermedlatesta
tlons. K hoster. Buffalo and Niagara vmiowith
through passenger coaches to Kane and Rochester
and Parlor car to Watklns.
9.30 p. m. Fast Line (dally except Sundayltor lte
novo, Watklns and Intermediate stations, with
through passenger coaches to Kenovo and Watklns.
9.15 p, m. wtlllamsport Express ( dally ) tor
THROUGH TRAINS FOR SDNBURY FROM THE
J.AD1 Altii QUU i ll.
NewsExoresa leaves New Ynrir. 19.1k niht
Philadelphia 4.30 a. m. Baltimore, 4.30 a. m. Elar
rlaburg, 8.10 a. m. dally arrtvtng at sunbury 9.63
Nlacrara Bxnreaaleaves 'iw vnrt-fi.9n n m
Philadelphia, 8.60 a. m. ; Washington 8 10 a. m. Bal
timore 9.00 a. ra. (dally except Sunday arriving at
sunbury, 1.4.'; p.m., with through Parlor carfrom
Philadelphia and tnrough passenger coaches from
rmiauciuuitt uuu uuuunore.
Fast Line leaven New votRfl.no a.m. PhiiariAi.
phla, 11.10 a. m. ; Washington, 10.60 a. m. ; Ualtl
more, 11.45 a. m., (dally except Sunday) arriving at
sunbury. 6.30 p. m. with through passenger
coaches from Phlfadslphla and Ualtlmore
Wliliamsport Express leaves New York 2.00 c.
m. Philadelphia 4.23 p. m. Washington 3.80 p. m.
Baltimore 4.i3 p. m. (dally ) arriving at Sunbury
9.16 p. m. '
Erie Mall leaves New York 8.00 p.m.; Philadel
phia, 11.25 p. m. ; Washington, 10.00 p.m.; Haiti
more, 11.20 p.m., (dally) arriving at Sunbury6-10
Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore and
passenger coaches from PblladelDhla and Bam.
moro.
SUNHUIIY, IIA7.I.KTON ac tt'll.KKSIl AltUB
itAii.itirit Anu riiruTSi anu went
HirANIllI RAILWAY.
tllally except sunuay.)
Wllkesbtrre Mall leaves snnbnrv inm a m
Arriving at Bloom Ferry leus a. m Wllkoa-barre
12.10 p.m.
Express East leaves Sunbury 5.35 p. m., arrtvtng
at Bloom Ferry 6.26 p. m., Wllkes-barre 7.60 p. m.
Sunbury Mall leaves Wllkesbarre 11.17 a. m.arrtv
Ing at Bloom Ferry 12.37 p. m., Hunbury 1.28 r. m"
Express West leaves Wllkes-barre 3.05 p. m.. ar"
vine fit lltnnm mtm- j n n n- Dnv-H t nn
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Wllkesbarre mall leaven Hunhnrvirvon a m a
riving at Bloom Ferry 10.4s a. m., wiUros-Barre
Sunday accommodtllon leaves WUkea-llarre 1:10
p. in., arriving at Bloom Ferry, 6.39 p.m., soni, r
t:s0 p. m
Oil AH. E. PUOII, J. IL VNOOD,
Ocn. Manager. oen. Passenger AgL
plIILADEH'IIIA & READING
- UA1LUOAD.
ON AND Al'l'EU MAY 11th 1W0.
TRAINS LEAVE BLOO.MHBUHG as follows:
(3UNDATS kXCIlTD.)
For New York, Philadelphia, Reading, Pottsvll le,
Tamnqua, etc, B.oo, n:m a, m. '
For rt uuainsport, Mlitou and Danville 7:3i) a. m.
3:10, lliuo p. 111.
For Oatawltsa 6-00, 7:30, 11:03 a. m., l:20, 6:00
6.3J p. 111. '
For Rupert 6.00, 7:30, U:M a. ru., 12:20, 3:16, 6:00.
o:33, 11:00 p. m. '
TRAIN'S FOR BLOOMSBURO
IrAY(l V,trlr irin Dhllnnlnhl. -
p. m. and via Eastou 8:13 a. in. 3.43 p.'m. '
liflPM l.hllmlttlt.ltln ,11 ... n r
Leavo Reading 11:50 a. m. 7:31 p. m;
Leave l"oiuvllio 12:30 p. m.
U-uvo Tamaqu UU a. m. 9:13 p. m.
Leave Willlamsport 9:18 a. in. 4:13 p. m.
liaVfl (!nfA.Wl44jL 7.IIU'lhl,i m t.u.i .a .
lirui p. m. '
.w B,i'l!pfrt iM 7:M- SM U:Jl ,:38. 1.
o:5K, 1 1:1a p. 111. ' '
i or lisiiuuoro VVashloiftOQ and tha West via li.
W&!if. bunaay8 4:"1' 8-w-
AT LANTIO CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, pier 7. Chestnut Street
vVharf, and Soum street Wnart:
Koa ATLANTIC CITV.
WWW ftnva RinrMw U M -n . nn
Accommodation, 1:30 a. in. 4:15, 6.3). p. in.
i'. c.uv,.uu h- ui, Aocuinmoaai on
8:00 a. m. and 4:3o p in.
KXTOUMINO, L1V ATtSMTIO CITT,
Depot corner Atlautlo and Arkansas Avenues 1
WixH Ua a ix press, 7.00, .oo a. in. aDd4.-O0D.
m. Aicominodatlou, d.ou, 8:05 a. in. and 4:30 p. m
Sundiya-ExproHa, 4:00, 6:30, p. m. Accominoda.
Hon, 7:30 a, m. and 4.80 p, in.
..,,,,, 0-0 HANCOCK,
A. A McLEOI), OmX llui. Jotlu.
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ATENTS.
rettstnl rrala vtarks ontalnM.and all Paten t
dnon iviad Mted for U JDiilt v ta if it Hi. j
OUH Ob'FlOit li oei'HU'E U. S. I'ATBNT
uri-iv.,. imumuuu Buu-iiguuciro, aiiusineas
In ct, uonacan transact patent buslnetu In less
waVhingtou. .u..n,u.
s)ua iuiiol, drawing, or photo.wlth description.
Vto alvlno If paUnlablo or not, free ot charee.
Our feo not duu till patent tanocured. " '
A book,"IIow to Obtain relents, "with reference
duUreV. Addre.': l Mwn,
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
opposli rusmg u WAiiloglon, d.o
CUM MINGS
DEALERS IN
COKFECTIOIERY, FEITITS and NUTS,
AND MANUFAOTUKKKS OF
KCE (CI I AM,
1 I illLIBiiMBSM.SllllBMIrlSWWMMlIIWIIIIII I WW IIWI ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
EXCHANGE 15LOCK, - BLOOMSBU11G, I'A.
W1IOLLSALE
CYj-, 3Weo, Can6, Fvot'tj anA Hotj-.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Henry Maillard's Fine Candies. Fresh Every Week.
IFIEllsrSSJ "2" GOODS S. SFEOIJLXjOT'Z".
SOLE AGENTS FOR
F. F. Adams & Co's. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Sole agents of the following brands of Cigar 1
Honry Clay, Londres, Normal, Indian Princoss, Samson, Silvor Ash.
Any order for Festivals will be supplied with the Lowest Market Prices, aa Ullmn 1
ranM, Lemons, ream N5.
Bananas, "peanuts. At"
BLOOiVlSBURG, PA
G. 5. TtoBBIflS,
Foreign and Domestic
TOBBBE TIN OZO-aJESS-BL00MSBURGPfl
In purchaBing houso hold necefrxiiics, it 13 wise always to select that which
is the bent, it will bo the cheipoHt iu tho cud. A good article is always a
source of pleasure. J. SALTZEIi has won .1 wido tulation for (idling tiood
gooda at low prices. Jle buys direct from tho niaiiufanturew, and can sell first
clasui goods cheaper than can bu obtained olso where. Iloro arc tome of tho
articles and pnoeB :
Sewing Machines of threo grade.,
bv tho New Home Sowinn- maphlnn
drawer drop leaf, all attachments,
$19.50 to $00.
Royal St. John, $30 upwards.
standard Rotary, $40 upwards.
New Home, $30 upwards.
Have received tho agenoy for tho Uoosoy
I )i-tin Cornet, tho best cornet in tho world.
A ,;ood aasortm. nt of violins, guitars, banjos,
aciiordomis, drum, iliites, fifes and all kinds
o muioal instrument. Thn beat of strings
f r violitic, cuitarc, binjs, violincello, and
haw violins. Agent for Hutterick's patterns,
pattern-book and fashion sheets.
Pianos, organs and sowing machines sold on monthy payments. A libera
discount for cash.
Do not fend elsewhere, but call nnd seo tho stock of your homo dealer,
who U always with you, and can givo you any information or instruction upon
any instrument you may purchase.
J. SALTZE
Musical WnimiIs anil Sewine
WARE1100MS
Pianios-h'aBis.
The lraprovrd mtthod ot fastening stnnsra ot pla
boh, luveiiUd by us, H one ot Ilia most lmporlunt
linprovciiioiiUdvcrinaili!, m ikliiif no Instrument
moro rlclily musloil In touo, moro durable, and
Imt llatilu to utl out ot tune.
tioth tlio .Mason 6 llaiulla oivanH and I'lanoa
exoelclileuyluttialwlilcti U IbDcUlof oxcoll uco
Iu any muilcul lustrumeut, iiuiillty ottuno. utu
tr tlilnKs, iliouk-li important, am much less bo
UiantliU. An Inbtru nent with unmusical tonea
canuot U) irood, Illustrate! caialounj ot mw
btyleu. Introduced tlita wuaor, bcnl lieu,
MASON & HARflLIN
O ' r-M AND P.AKO Go.
BOSTON. NEW YORK. UEI0A0O.
Ml d it.
GOOD STOCK
We lmvc all the fncilittcs of lam
inanufacturers for turninsr
Good Stock at the lowest cost TaT
pur $10 Suits as an instance of how
nattvand well we. m.iLi 1
. e v , til 0ff.
priced goods. Large assortment
.11 ,1, pi 4, i0j i8 and SQ
and every additional dollar brings
its full value in better material!
and trimmings.
A. C. "YATES & CO.,
Tnu
YATES
STORKS
6th ani Ohsstant 5u
13th and Ohsast Sts!
riiu.Ai(.LriiiA,
& VE11DT
7
DEALERS IN
Etpy Piano, $350 to SGOl).
Stock, S37.r to $000.
IX. M. Hent & Co., $2.')0 10 $100
Hrown ifc Simpson, $2."0 to moJ.
R-tfy OrgaiiB, $00 to $175.
Miller organ., 75 to $150.
United States orgatm, $125 to $175.
Chicago Cottago organ, $00 to Si 10
Worcefter orgnus, $75 to $150.
Paris ornaiiB. SfiO to SI 00.
I " " "
Celebrated White Sowing Machines $3J
to $05.
New Domestio Sewing 5Iaohinci, $35
10 5!.').
raada
n,t . n
from
i1
Pl.
J" H. WILLIAMS, AU0T1ONEKH.
ULOOMSUOItO, I'A.
Hoal Sstato 'Bought and GeH.
P.irtU'8ileslriii(tobiiy liorti'snnd wagon
'voiiiii nc wen to call nn ine anovr
hVi r.rn i.,.iipa
' MM ..a I. .r 4r ""
fuVn..,. l'u'","1!f1f,'
UulH'""!"cbLll;i
uwi ii.. miu ; V,"i4 m
cut ! ,roM, BBTfrta
Machines
MILES -v'tPtp
fiMn.