The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, July 04, 1890, Image 4

THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBTJBG. COLUMBIA COUNTY,
FEEDING rOR HUTTER.
On.i by ono tho ncientllio authorities
aro helping to put a qutottiH on tho mis
leading and injurious stato that Uio
proportion of butler in milk can not bo
increased by feeding. It is strnngo
that Ruoh a heresy Bhould havo obtain
ed curronoy among thoio to wliom
dairymen look for instruction. Tlio
writer, led by long oxporlonce to differ
from tho provolcnt belief, has singly
fought tho error nnd has sustained the
opposition to it nlono for somo yeais
past. And now tho professors are
coming to tho rescue, ono by ono, and
already a powerful inihtonco for tho
good of dairymen Is exerted to cn
courago them to feed skillfully fur in
creasing tho fat solids in the milk.
First, tho Wisconsin Experiment Sta
tion, in a bulletin, declared that by
gnlta'jlo feeding tho proportion of but
ter fats in milk may bo tncroasodj then
Profossor Phelps of tho Connecticut
Station, and now Professor Caldwell,
of tho Now York Station, follow in
making tho samo statcmont. Eight or
ten years ago 1 gave a detailed ac
count of tho effects of various foods in
this direction, observed through a
wholo year's oxpcr'raontal focding,
which has been reprinted in tho Ame
rica) Dairyman's Manual, aud which
hows how various foods, rich in oil,
tend to inorcaso tho proportionate
quantity of tho butter in milk, and
how thoy also offect the quality. This
lost effeot ha? boou recently noted by
tho chemist of tho agricultural depart
ment nt Washington, and reported in
a bulletin, and this is exceedingly
noteworthy as showing tho importance
of choosing thoso foods whoso fat will
not deteriorate the quality of tho but
ter. This point may bo worthy of some
explanation. For somo years past tho
nbvsiolans havo known that fats in
food or in medicinal preparations,
when taken into tho stomach, aro not
digested, bat aro mixed with tho di
gested fluids in tho form of an emul
sion, precisely in & miliar manner to
the mixture of tho fat globules In
cream, and that this omulsion is ab
sorbed without chango by the villi of
tho intestines, wliioh aro very fiuo
tnbos, set so olosely together as to
leayo tho appearance of tho pile of vel
vet, and whose offlco is to absorb tho
nutriment and pass it inio tho thorocio
duct, the largo vessel whioh is found
passing along tho spinal column and
close to it, and which convoys tho nu
triment directly into the blood, so that
tho minute globules of fat in tho food
thus pass directly into tbo blood, by
which they aro distributed to tho var
ious parts of tho b)dy, and of courso
to tbo minute glands of which the
milk is formed. And when this glan
dular substance is broken down to
form the milk, theso same particles of
fat are let loose and escape into the.
milk and form the batter.
Thus, tracing tho fat in tho food In
whioh it exists in tho form of minuto
drops or clobules in tho colls whioh
mako np the tissue of plants or grains,
uto
we can follow it directly into tbo milk,
without chance: and thus are ablo tc
account for tho effects on tho milk of
the various kinds of foods given.
Tho knowledgo is of fundamental
importance to the buttermakor, and the
whole subject is worthy of the most
careful study. It relates, too, to tho
varying ability of tho oows to extraot
J 3 j " l
the fata from the food, for oows vary
very much in this respect, and some
can healthfully dispose of twioe or I
. r i . . i l
tnreo times as muon iat as oiners, ana
some, as in the case of the Jersey oow
Prinoess the Second, may be able to
actually convert seven pounds of fats
in tho foods into butter in ono day.
This is a physiological function and
ability, and is thus to bo inherited and
conveyed by breeding, while it is ex
cited and oncouragod educated, as It.
may be said, or led out, as tho word
signifies by feeding and training.
Thus, it may not be right to think or
speak of such cows as phonomenal any
more than we should call tho extraor
dinary young horses Axtell or Snnol
phenomenal. They are not bo at all.
They are instances of tho result of
human powor skillfully exerted over
the domestio animals, and everyone of
the numerous oxamplos of tlrs success
ful exercise of man's dominion over
creation should be an inoentive to ex
ertions in the same way by ovory in
telligent dairyman in the improve-
ment of his herd, and in his pursuit oflj. r. S1VL1 1 H. oCOUIlid- Within two hours there was a
success and profit in his business
American Agriculturist.
An Organ's Book Down.
Somo timo ago, during the contest
for republican nomination for gover
nor, tho Philadelphia Press surprised
iti reodeis by declaring that tho
charge of Lew Emrey that Senator
Delamatcr bought bis seat in tho sou
ate, was too serious a ono to pass un
notiood and it called on tho now candi
date for governor to let the people
know just how much truth Emery's
statement contained. If our memory
serves us correctly, the Press said at
the time that nntil Delamater explain
ed matters he would remain under a
cloud, or words to that effect, and its
comments created no llttlo amount of
talk in political circles.
Yesterday, howover, speaking of tho
republican candidate for governor, tho
Press saw: "Mr. Delamater mado a
bold, aggressive, winning canvass in
which bo has oompolled the admira
tion oven of his enemies. Ho will
mako a thoroughly livo governor and
give the stato an administration which
the peoplo can conternplato with satis
faction and pleasure, lie has tho capa
city of attaching to himself men of
high oharaotor and strong personality,
and their active backing throughout
his oanvaos made him a strong candi
date independent of other aid." Wo
desire to remind our Philadelphia con
temporary that Delamater hasn't yet
answered Emory's charges. What
does it mean bp beslobering with
praise a man according to its own
statement is under a cloud? Patriot
Not an Imaginary Line-
It is not generally known that thero
positively exists a marked boundary
lino between Canada and tho United
States. Most peoplo supposo tho lino
to bo "imaginary. ' liut tho lact is
that tho boundary is distinctly markod
from Lake Michigan to tho Paoifio by
cairns, pillars of iron, earth mounds
and timbor clearings. Thora aro nearly
foar hundred of theso marks between
tbo Lako of tho Woo da and tbo foot
of tho Rooky Mountains. The Ilritlsh
have placed one post every two miles
and the United States havo alternated
between eaoh of tho British posts. The
nosta aro mado of cast-Iron, and on
their faces aro tbo words; "Convention
of London, Ootober 20, 1818.'" Whoro
tho lino crosses through lakos, small
mountains of stones have been built,
rising eight or ten feet ubovo tho level
of high-water mark. In the forests,
tho lino is defined by felling troee,
making a clearing for a epaco of a rod
wide
coprrifM, isa
"I,ITTI,E BO FEEP
hid lnit her thorp and couldn't toll whore
to nnd them." so tho om nurry rnyi
o tbo old nursery rhyme
nrt, and It noes on to bid her " ixiave them
alone and they'll come homo and bring their
fjilli behind them.1
All this may be true ot
loat sheep, but It you hare lout your
neaiirt
IB. It
you cannot afford to leave that alone. It
will not come back ot Its own accord. Somo
peoplo brag that they never twiner about
colda. Thoy "let thorn bo tho way they
came." Alas I too otton tho victims iro to
consumptive' grave. Until very recently a
cure for Consumption, which la universally
acknowledged to bo scrofula affecting tho
lungs, would havo been looked upon at mi
raculous, but now people aro beginning to
reallzo that the dlseaso Is not Incurable. Dr.
l'lcrco's Oolden Medical Discovery will cure It
It taken In tlmo and given a fair trial. This
world-renowned remedy will not make now
lungs, but It will xcstoro diseased ones to a
healthy stato when other means havo failed.
Thousands gratefully testify to this. It Is tho
most potent tonic, or strength restorer, altera
tive, or blood-cleanser, and nutritive, or tleah
builder known to medical science. For Lin
gering Coughs, Weak Lungs, Spitting of Wood,
" Liver Complaint " and Dyspepsia or Indiges
tion, It la an unequalcd remedy.
on.
SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
cures tho worst oasoa, no matter ot
; now kw
itanaing. tu cents, oy urugguu.
WHAT
ICOTT'S
CONSUMPTION
tOROFULA
BRONOHlflt
COUGHS
COLDS
Wtitlag SUmmi
CURES
Wonderful Nah Produowr.
Many hav gained one pouad
per day by iU use.
BootVa Emulsion ia sot itcrai
'remedy. It oo&tains the stimulat
ing pr partial of the Hypophoa-
edtea And pure Norwegian God
,Tr Oil, U poUnoy of bott
ball largely Increased. It is used
by Fhysialanj all over the world.
PALATABLE AS MILK.
Sold by all DruggUta.
0TT A BOWNI, Ohamlate, K.Y.
CLOTHING CLOTHING
O. W. BERTSOH,
THE MERCHANT TAILOR.
SenU' Fttrnishing Boods.Bsbts & Caps
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
:o:-
suits maao to oraur ai Huori, uoiiuu i
, . , ,
ana ant always Eoarauujou ur uu mio.
, , , i i ai .
ana oxamino tno mrgesi, ana von
selected stook of goods ever shown in
L-oiumnia county. I
la. . .1 . I n -1 n..-V I
Btore next door to First National Bank I
MAIN STREET,
ISloomsburg Pa.
FLY NETS
CHEAP AND STRONG.
JU Milter styles 6-A Nets, prices to suit all'
Vii tviimttHoNH, Philadelphia.
muiu by ull doulors.
LIMITED.
MILTON, Pa.,
DIALERS IN
PIANOS.
11 thotoUowlnswcllUnownuiMierii
Chickcring,
Knnuc,
Weber,
Hallet & Davis.
cheaper makes at manufacturers
-n- : i, I
piiuca. xjj nub uuy u juuuu uc-
tore getting our prices.
.o.
Catalogue and Price Lists
On application.
SI8A.P-U.
HAVE A CAB?
Wlien ton ftr iddrt cd u ibove. vour first im
polM U to look tt tbe drlrcr. It A da 1 itonoy
tvnaint anier it wim nun, yon wu una mil nm
weirs a M Fuh Brtod Slicker" tod b iU tdl yot
tkat m ti comiorubl on th box t hit paMtft
r u tat ctbt Pd uut I or Mi builatu hli cocl
i Unluibl. Whin oa U odc jotldi a " FUk
trud Slicker." thue'e HO sut,h thicg m wrttUff
you. . It docio't mi
itber It rnoi, i
oi. bull,
von art abtolaily and
it onn . No dtnx'i
ipttj oi f ouf not liklBs U afur
t of mmy to buy toy otto
rktf ao worthleu titer a ft
if. Dwar oi worthWu in
Ul
trai. ji us
vast
waterproof
colt. T
icU ol I
hull
lutloa. CTry pnneat jurnp4 with tk "Fufc
Jru4,Trdo Mark. Don't ecint nf t(rtof
l ali.n wrt ran hftva Oi Flih fir fid Slltltl"
2Urifed without xtr cost. Putlculus b4
lllutritid tuulojii fr,
A. Jf TOWER, - Boston, M0S
K
IPP & PODMORE.
AnOUITEOTS,
OsTEKnotrr Doildimo, Wlktsbarrc, Pa.
Tlmncli Offlee. Uloomsburr. Pi., wltli
Jtio. iL Ourk, Att'y. Si Counseller.
4 Jvvfy. nT von ft Rabbnr?
Uxf tstt Whf. tiril TTimb bm f Vim tiA nnAat
4imm4 with
WolffsAGMEBIacking
I tDABM them look lika wt sod mt fhon sIm
WIUlll. DDIO IDr pound IJmiahlt Ult
naeaPine Tab a to Wali.ut.
4 Poplar Kitchen frets to Antique Oak.
n tune nocner lomanoganjr.
So bt ean be doi with 25 O. worth of
WOLFF h RANDOLPH. PhlUdalnhlia.
JVk In ilrtf, ftotnl tuil HovH r.radMiO Uotm,
Lleut.-Gov. Jones, of New York
State, contributes to a rioftit issuo of
tho Journalist an eminently eensiblo
article entitled "Wtiat I Know About
Advertising." Mr. Jones is kiown as
a shrewd advertiser of loity years
standing, and what he li.n to nay on
the sulijcect is well worth Imcnlug to,
"No enterprise or business, be it ineri.
ton one or otherwise, be Ba)s, "is lio
ly to succeed in tills aso without ml
viTtisiiiL'." If you aderliie iu a new
paper ill 9 consideration of medium is
of great impoitance. Of oourso 'circu
lation should control largely a dicis
ion; and on this question of circulation
(he advertiser has rigbtB that many
pul liBliers attempt to ignoro and wil-
fuliy deceive, which is rimply nn ut
tempt to perpetrate a fraud. Hut ad
vertlsera havo become very indenend
mt, and insist on knowing what they
aro to receive lor their money, lint it
used to bo tho manner of nowspaper
men to fall back on their dignity
when asked concerning their circula
tion. Tuoy assumed tbat you Bhoul 1
buy a 'pig in the bag, and ivoro not
willing that you should 'heft tho bag
even it you did not ask to sco tbo pig
ara guess mo amount ot pork with'
out tho aid of a balance Tuo general
ruio is mat tbo value ot a nowepipcr
as an advertising medium is deter
mined by the number of booa-fido sub
ecribers, although it will lie noted that
tuo smaller tho subscription list the
more valuable the paper as an adver
iisiug iiiBuiuui, in uiu uiiunauon oi tuo
publisher, for reasons that von fail to
comprehend. I Bay bona-fido suib-
scaibers. liy tbat 1 mean thoso who
subscribe, pay aud regularly receive
tneir paper, ono ot whom is woith
more as a prospeotivo customer than
ten who recoivo tho paper cratui
tonsly through tho extra edition sys
tern. A paper tbat is regularly taken
and paid lor is Uio oracle oi tho fam
lly into which it enters. It is read
tirst, and its teachinc. be thev Uirouch
tho editorial or advertising columns,
aro accepted as rspel. It is not an
easy thing to write an advertisement
tbat will command attention. A suo-
-j.,j.; - ,. j
ibuiuphojui; IUiIV UC CI mitU HUU 1.U
..,. i,. .,. ., j ri
IwyuMit. uub ugici Duiwuiuuiu. VJUll
tinnit ig a nooeRsit Advertise, tlien
adVortiBe some m oro. and continue to
advertise, as von cannot advertise too
. .. ' r -
maon jf you nave a product tho people
want, and placo it beforo them through
the right mediums."
Wrestling With Spelllnc
Not loner aero, a citizan of Austin
had a small house to rent, and he got
a paint-brush and a board and hung
nutai sign reading: "To Wront.1'
Everybody who passed by had a smile
nt the orthography! but it was three or
four days beforo tho owner ventured
to ask of a butcher:
''Say, what on earth makes every-
body grin nt the sign!''
"vvhy, its tho ppslling that gets
'era!"
It was explained that tho word
"Wront" was not exactly in accord'
ttneo with Webster's "latest,'' and the
speller went away' mumbling.
"well, it they are so very particular
nhnnt. if T nan Mianrra if 'I AttI Vii
now sign reading: "Two Lot,"
Home seekers will nna tho last of the uv
puhllo domain oi agricultural and SlOQ
Brazing Taluealong the oreat North- T 0.J.
em Uy. In Worth Dakota and Montana ItallUB
N(YU7 1W or more along the Oreat Northern
Hallway Line. Umlness chances.
Towns WrlU) Whitney, Bt. l'auU Minn.,
.LUWIia for llooks, Maps, c. Write now.
Settlers on Iroo Government lands a- ..
long the Great Northern Hr. Lino li Uivl
North Dakota and Montana get low T nit
rates and nne markets for products. 1 1 uto S
Htintinf Finest resorts In America along Great
1JU"""b Norhern lty. lino in Mlnntwota, Da-
Fishinf? kotas and Montana, Ilest cUmate lor
a ionium health soekers.
Montana produces the nnost norses u....
and Cattle, tree ranires yet In Mouse, "01 Sso J
orLauins.unWfCrVlUe5'8an'1 swcet Cattle
Haalth '? Montana. Free lands. New Towns,
iiuaiwi New itallwaya. New Mines, Low Kates
Wealth land?' &ni 01 800d Vl":,"lt
Bweot Grass Hills, Milk and Hun lllvor QUnnr,
Valleys, Montana, reached only Dy tho ""OOP
L,.l?,t,7?rt,lenl Hallway line. The Unnn
Stock Kaisers' paraalso. Xl0g3
nnr The regions tributary to areat North
uwlu erniullway Line In Montana produce
nnol all tho precious and baser metals New
towns and rauways are being built.
Go to the Great narration of Mon- Mill,
Una and get a good free homestead, iulln.
low rates and Kreo Blocpers on Great ni.mr
Northern icy. Lino. Go now. lUVOr
Hftrrl r Theso have made Montana tho richest
iiuiuo state percaplta in tho Union, l'lenty
Kfinnq ot room for more miners and stock-rat-
ivimua ere. Now U tho time.
A10M-th63rfiatNnrthlrn ItAllnrnv
Line In Montana are f roe ranches and
pasturage, inlnes of precious metals,
Iron and coiL and new cities and
towns. Now is your chance.
Young
Man
Great
Falls
surrounded by a nne agricultural and
grazing country, clone to mines ot p re
do is metals, Iron and coal, possessing a
"wt wjnw uuctiuBttai iu America, 11
Is Montana's indusiral centre.
The vallevs of Itetl. Mnusn. Miavttiri
Milk and bunltlvera maenad hvdntnr.
G. N.
R. L.
I Northern lly. Line. Halt rate excur.
slons fceot, 9. 13, and Oct. 11, itrM.
wnto r. I. Whitney, St. raul, Minn
FRAZER
AXLE
GREASE
DE.ST IN THE WOULD.
Ilf wrlDQulltlr uwimutd, actuillf
ouU&atlnv two tMxes of anr othr brand. Not
olroowd br Wt. r KT Til K UKN UIN K.
lTOH BALK BY DEALKim QENERALLY. lfjf
ZIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE, with in
variti animtiUnttontiHti. it a htran
, hilul.
Il wm imUii a kaHt IXiurkl j trim! a
entire mevel in eatt numiir,
A' a ikort nmlitli. tut a hog ihrytuch
at jrou are uitd t get In teek firm and tat
from one dollar to ee dollar and a half fir.
Not only that, tut witk'eatk numlr yen git
an alundanee efctktr lontriiutum. wkiii m,i
yon a good magaiine luidti tie nnil.
t ni ringing euui wau nave tun struck en
Ike gateway ef foyulae finer, Aave reuundid
Ikrougkoul Ike entire land, nnd to-day Litin.
eotfi Magaiine itands in Ike rent rank ef
nt,,? mmtmaiuns, ant il ine men widely
read-andtaUed-efuilutlieneimUJinlke
world. For full tditriftlve tirtulare, addreit
UPPINCOTTSUAOAZINS, fkUaielfXU
lyoo fir year, aseu.Hnglemmter.
Tke miliiluf el Ull tl&ir tLU iWu
tutunfMe,
lt-37-ima
A Lightning Change Artist,
Tom Kellv, tho ticket roller of Bar-
num'n ciroti". Is as much a spcclallft In
hij peculiar lino ns any, strictly speak
ing, professional man, Tho wlioli
process of receiving tho money, giving
tho tickets, and making tho change f
done iu thrco movements with the
regularity of clock-work. The ticket
window is about -1 feet above tho bet-
torn of tho wagon. Mr. Kully alts
upon a high stool, with a largo sum of
money in uollari, halvis nnd quitters
piled upon tho flielf on his right. A
oorrtBponding flit If on bis loft 1b cover
ed with tickets and Hall tickets. All
this is arranged b. fore tbo window ip
opened. A lino of several Imndrtd
impatiently clamoring peoplo wait out
side. Mr. Kelly climbs upon Iuh (tool,
tikes a long dotp breath, and opens
tho window. Mouoy is received in his
right hand and dropped iipm tho floor,
Tho thumb of the left hand lira In tho
menntlmo pushrd a ticket from tl o
pile, and tbo right Imi.d li.n select''!,
mechanically, tho ohatigo nnd prrson -
od it to tho purchaser. No attempt i
rando to pile np llio money rrceivtd
It is literally dropped, and when tbo
show commences Mr. Kelly sits liko a
buoy surrounded by a sea of mon y,
tbo crests of whoso waves mount up tn
and priR3 closely around his waist nnd
almost on n level with tho window
ledge. After tho performance com
mences, nnd no more People want
jtickote, Mr. Kelly closes the window
and steps carefully over this bed of
moti'V. Then, and not till then, is
any attempt mado to count and eon
this sum, wliioh amounts to several
thousands of dollars in pieces of all de-
iiomlnat.ons.
11 eating by Electricity
Tho Philadelphia Inquirer mu
I ho electrician of the Pittsburg tl mr
inillf, Minneapolis, has mado somo dis
coveries nnd inventions that will lead
to heating by tlojtricity. Tho de
tails ot which ho has not yot maiK
'public is a process by which houses can
do boated by electricity at a much les
cost, as ho claims, than byT:oal. His
great advantago is that ho can ulilizo
all Hie neat developod instead of sus
taining a lo o! 75 per cnt. by the
uso of the ordinary combustibles. This
is to uo aono uy a Bimpio system oi
radiators, which will bo conneoted
with n street wire from tho central
Btation. There will bo a system of
Rwitohes by whioh the heat in any
room may be raised to any tempera'
turo desired or tho beat cut off en
tiroly.
Jack Ileavydrink (who has just fill
ed hw glass) Siy, b.xrkeep ir, there's
a lly in thw whisky; gimme spoon.
mrkecper Never mind the spoon;
I'll put in a fuw drops nure, abd let
mm uou oil the top.
McCraeklo Hnso-ball is not so pop
nlar in tho Ssuth at in the North.
McCorklo That is auoer, too, for
ono often Bcca cotton batting.
Ar8onlo and Potash Three Times a Bay Tor
TV V
xiva xears.
I havo been taking S. S. S. (Swift's
Specific), and feel it to bo my duty to
stato us results, tnat others wno are
similarly aueotcd may profit by my ex
perience, aud bo relieved of their Buffor-
ngi. I had suffered for a long, long
timo witn wnatttio doctors oalled Her
pes, an eruption of tho skin, forming
scales aud blotches which wai horrihle
to endure. Under iho advio , of phy
Mcians 1 took 30 drops of Fowler's Sol
ution ot Arsenic overv day for 25
years besides many other kinds of in nl
ioines, without a cure. 1 havo been
taking S. S. S. for about two months
and the eruption and unuleasant svmn
toms have all disappeared, and I am
continuing it to completely root it out
of my blood, which I am oouudent it
will do: and what it has done for mo I
am sure it will do for others, for there
are thousands of such cubph all over the
country which resist all otlur treat
ment I havo lived hero in my present
nusmess lor 22 years.
it. it. Kousr, iJualenn Jlnolnnery,
ai nnd S3 west Maryland Street,
Indianapolis, Indiana.
Treatise on Blood ond Skin Diseases mailed free
SWIFT BPECUIC CO. Allan ta Ga.
Wo gloried in old days to hoir
an admiral "lashed to tho mast," but
the sweet girls of to-day would rather
preier a jjieuienant-uommauaer ma-iii
od to the last.
Bnokward Suitor I don't know
what to make ot you.
olio i'leaae uon t make an oll maid
of me, whatever you do. Epoch.
Phyidoiana and shoemakers aro both
l !l! .1 .
laminar wuii me iieoiing art.
Carpenter's Automatic
Late Kaci Sascsnder.
OomninlDg every reaulslte need
cd in a Suspender. Either half
giving without disturbing the
other halt and no sltppingod the
shoulder. At letall by best hous
es so;, Tsc, J1.50. Bamoles
milled free on receipt of price In
Lice Dice BcsriNniH Co..
6-27 U It.
537 and we Uroadway, New York,
HINDERCORN8.
-AT7TT1
Itt consumptive
OoTJjKb. Mri)nol)i(la, Ant lima, lQUfUout Um
. T?Oootrb. MrDoobiUa, AHtlnna. iDdlzw
l-AKKBR'8 OINQER TONIC. It hu curwj
worare aoiJ l77U-et rmtiy fur U UU wialna
troia (UXaivt DutUkn. TeUUnu, tuul
Who OODUSi-nnlatfil Duraulnir n cyiuran nf nriiiltr in
tbe commercial branclioa, sUould uavo tree coplca
or tbe Illustrated circular and unri Annual Cata
logue ot tuo
UOUIIIiHTlilt I1UMINKSS UNIVIIUMITV,
aescrlblns tli new balldmif, whlcla tor extent,
convenlenco, I urnUhlng, decorations and general
elet'iDco. la not claewliero approached In the
uwuxt biauja. ror thorough, practical Instruc
tion In the useful branchoa, till tnatllutlon haa
long stojdal tbo bead o-vod4t.
WILU1M SlllKIIKS, JtOCnalTIU, N. V.
diuiBcoiwn
One nf the I
HKhTTel.l
arimri 1 li I
roRauir
MIllS
the werlil. Our fJliu7iai
ttnoo,ua.)d, tad la Inlrodaee out
BUDoiiot M-e4a w will aendiBii
ttB I-IBIOI ia eevck loaallty,
Mtfcova. Only tket wka vmie
tana at wraeaa tnaka tare at
taa tkaac. All yea hat a tadeta
returalel akow ixda U
taM cU roar aaijkbett
u tkoee around yea. Tk k
rtaaLaf ef Iti avartUeaaaat
akwa Ika a mill aad ( ta lal.
HH Tke eVUewiaf tat giv Ui apyara afil r4at4 U
at oat Ika ftAUtb pari f It balk- Il U a ! tla lata
u6m. aa Urea a ta aaav ta tanr. Wa will alee kw W reej
aaa aikt ttom MUtlOtaV atleaat, Iteai tke iau1,v
al eipeeleaee. Betiae wrtu a ea. WeMT-U ! iUr,
lllllll, n nil I all WM JH aw, vaikdt-)vt uui
Hrrrvirit? aoe tiao. Catalotfue free
THRESHING machines
Blmplest, Most Durable, IKconomlcuL and pert rot,
ui uao wtutmrj no grain; cieaisureauriormrKoi,
THRESHING ENGINES
Saw Mill. SMnQl Machitw, liny Prt4$e$, and
OMi'tuur u MtniMrtiuriuM kludiiiiij,
A
U. PAltQUUAUCU, UmlUxl,
Bend for lllus
traiftl Cauaoguo.
a-T-llw.
1'ennarlvanla Agricultural
vvoraa, , ra.
,tlt!LuBlHr-T"
IJPnW BaHUI 1
TUB COLUMBIAN
I8T1IK BEST.
THE GREAT
German Remedy.
TRUTHS FOR THE SICK.
ror ttinwt ileruhlv
ItllloiiBHpellflilpiM'nil
onHlTUMIUHllirTEIV
ItnlllrurornU'
Hl.uKM'lil lio mid
for nrAnowlicro fell !
li'ltlill lTir.Ill Will
uotnsRlMorcurc. It
merer fnlts.
I tn mi mi it it w It h
Ithattlrctlfludnllftonc
fcc1.nK J It of tide
Clonueo tho vltlntetl
I
l-)looi when you ncc
ISni.MlITIt IlITTEllS:
lit will euro yoti.
nff through tho nkln
n rimtilee.IllolchcB,
I Inorntli rn n txi nrc
Seloscif conflneil tu
mil Horns, llolv on
f tho mills ami work
ui.l health will fol Ld
I shops clerk9,rhndn
not procure sti (Helen l
exerctse.nnd nil who
ftrccnnllneiltndoorfl,
MhoiiM usoFtTLriU'it
Hittkih. Thevwlll
tow.
Rttl.I'llltll 111TTK11I
will euro I.Irer Ctun
iil.ilut. Iimi'tliodls
'nurnppii: ie win rurc
m not iiica uo wean onn
von. Ft
I If ;nu 1 not wUhi
Mit.i'ifim IinTi;imfIl
Tllllmll. you up And 111
timVn you strong and I I
I to uocr from ltlicum
I ft tl urn, tto n lwttlo of I
nui.riiun jiitteiis;
It never 1nU torure
tl
hULrilUlt lilTTEItS
im't bo without n
hnflti. Trv It! vnn
:ti it m.ihc your uioou fr
pure, rlrli nml Mronp. M
I
win iini rrpTi'i ir.
nm yiniriicsii nnni.
'lrvhiLi-iirHliiT.
I J -.Tile 8 tu (It'lU-jilr
hcnltlt. who nro nil
run down, houttl pc
run in nli?ht, nml
vim will deep well
9tTM'11lllt HITTFIH,
tixl fi'i-l iirtter fnrlt.
Da von want tlio licet iMnllcnl Wnrk miblUhcd?
Pcml 3 2-ront Hanips to A 1'. Oltnw.w A Co,
Ikieton, Mn., and leech o a cupy, free.
T ear otlvncctbmftIUIn matt
Ptnoreinoti u nurfffttir x
mantt it uiual con
Tonic, Alterative
and
Cathartic Properties
TattB Pills poiaB iimlltla tm
mm uiiucui tifro. inu
Speedily Hestore
th bwU thalr uatnal porlilaltla
aalUn, to ntlal to rcsiilarlly.
Hol'l Erorywlioro.
-Thuusa?idii liuvo bvn iK'rnintictitly cured by-
rillLADRI.lMIIA.l'A. )-liboatoncei,nooicratU-n
or loss of tiiDQfruin bulneaa. rasproiinuncnl In
curable ly oi tiers w jutctl. bend fur circular.
CURE GUARANTEED. omaourmo3.
Aug 10 '80 ly.
IfAinr (VoirOhlo, llcreU
Vlllllh ("Jrir.lt ot Mf.i.nrri.
Wlllli Mn. 0f Kalrm. OI.I.v
IU write t MWi at work on Innu tvt
iJSO t month I now nav an na-fiicy
K. C. Alien A Cat altiumi and i.uLIU
atloai and oft in maliij H'iii at day,"
aj V, II, UARRiHOS.
William Kiln. ltrrll.urp, I'a ,
wrtlcti MI hav never knowu
anyihlnt- lo ell llkn your ftlltam.
eaterday I look vtiWt niounh to
pay ma ovcrMU.."- Yi J. KU
mora, Hanyor, lie, writeai 'I
e an ordrr fur rotir allium at
alnioat aery houaa I vlnit. My
ni iioiifn aitnurnai
r a altirla dar'awork."
Othr are tloliif quite iw4-llt
lia not anace, to rive- ex.
'traela from their letter hverr
ho lakes hold of thftrran.l liunlneti ullea utrrand iiroflla.
Slmll we slnrt YOU in IliU luiint'sx.
Trailer? Write-torn and learn all about It ruryotiracir. We
areaUrtliir many mo will Hart you tf you don t delay until
aiiotlitre-vta ahead of you In your iart of the countrv. Ifvuu
take liold you will Le aide to pick uprold tt. Off"iCiMUl
Ott acrount of forced manufacturer tale 1 !S,JOO ti'ii
ilollnr Iliototrath Allmtiiw araio lold totlie
iHvile fur W rich. Hound In Hoyal I'rimann MIktht
riutli. tliarmlna-ly decorated Inildea. Hnlet albumi In the
n rld. Larreit feiie, Ureatett barralni etrr known. Agenti
wanted. Liberal tertni, lllg money for affenli. Any ono ran
lionimi; a iurtcuful ejreiit. Bella Itaelf on tight littlo or lie
nt king; neceiaary. Wherever shown, every one waul lo I'tir.
ilme. ARfiita take Ihouaanda uf order, with rapidity never
before known. Ureal pronis await every worker. Arenla are
iitakinrfutlunea. Ladletmake aa much at men. ou, rmdir,
caudoas well aa anyone. Kull Information and lerma !'.
to ibnae who writ for aarae, with particular and lent) for our
ramilr Iliblea, llooks aud fertoduala. After you know all
tbuoldyou cod clad to cono further, why no barm la done.
Add. K. C. ALLEN & CU4 ACUCITA, UAIXt-
Jan. l&.90.iy.
FOR MEN ONLY!
For LOST cr FAILING) MANH00DI
General and NERVOUS BOILU Y
i.,,nr,i ni ituTinaiuDa. rn m
Ullef ErroreorEzoeiBeilnOldorTounr,
St.tl..nJK,LSblVKIrKIKKUAKSariHTgurflODT,
ibs.l.l.lr .sfilll.r II0SS THKiTSKHTU...flt. ! dar
B Uiltfr rru U SUI. ..d r.rrlf i.D.trl.t. ITriU IK.ia.
l)Merttl( Rank, .ttil...ii.a an. Bre.r. Biatud(t.tltd) rr...
ataitea ERIE MEDIOAL CO., BUFFALO, li. V.
FOR
Horses, Cattle, Sheep & Hogs.
Excels an, remedy (or the) rapid cure ol Hard
Coldt.Cought, Hide Bound, YellowWaler, Fever,
Dlitcmper, Sore and Weak Eyes, Lung Fever,
Coitlveneu, Dlolchet, and aM difficulties aris
ing from Impurities of (he Blood. Will relievo
Neaieiator.ce. Manufactured ly Ike
J0PPA MANUFACTURING CO., LYONS, N. Y.
FOB BALE BV ALL SEALERS.
8-21-90 r-ly.
IRES
9
tie HIRES' IMPROVED 2Ii
ROOT BEER!
iiuiu. niUKeitiTauiiiM uuun
THUPAOJUII MAKES FIVE CALLOUS.
ROOT BEER.
Tno most APPETIZtNO and WnOLESOMB
TSUPBRANCB DRINK. In the world.
Dalloloua and SparklLnff. TRY IT.
Aek your Pruggiat or Orocar for II.
C. E. HIRES. PHILADELPHIA-
7.4 4t
B. F. Savits,
Hti.WtllUMHilVl illii
hiia eecured tho solo agency of
uiuuiuiu couniy ior tiioiMiuon-
al Sheet Metal Hoofinc Co
These roofs aro guaranteed to
bo tar Biiporior to any other
roof, as they aro both storm and
wind proot.
Sheet iron roofs of this uianu
facture can bo put up as cheap
as tin, aim last mucn longer
-r - I 1 n t . .
J.VOOIS are mauo ot snect iron
tin. or copper, as parties may
iiesiro.
Orders may bo secured
tlirnnrrli U V fltiJla T11..,a
. "A , "'uu
Titfs nils
smm
npRRA hr w . m sn nnn n
UIUIT, L lit. W1U Will Hill. Oil IIIO I iMUJaiuuuiiU'JiiOiaiur uanun rc.r.3.
?' V' 1 , luu0Ult OfflOK IS Ol'l'lHtrK U. ti. I
roois aim guarantee tlio work,
or may bo ordered direct from
the
510-520 East 20Ui Stroot.N. Y.
KAJCIjKOAD TXZVXS TJIZiH
MtHSEwlaflCiaHIBlKn
TELAWARE, LACKAWANNA &
WESTERN RAILROAD.
11I.OOMS11UUO DIVISION.
HTATIONS.
NOIlTIt
p.m. r.M, .r.
A.U.
INORTiicuniKi.ixn...
Caincron ,
Ulmlasky ,
5 40 1 IjO
SM ...
10 00 613
1019 680
10111
uanvuio
61H i 11
6 S3 . t . .
m i to
6 84 3 33
0 4 J 3 41
6 50
0 51 ,,,,
S5S ....
7 t'S 8 6'J
10 JJ 6 41
I Untawlssa
10 4.1 6 38
import ,
ltloomsburg
10 to 7 0S
10 37 712
111,5 7 20
ranr. ,
Llino ltldgo.. ,
11 12 727
II 16 731
wiiiow urovo.
UrUrcrcck
UcrwIcK
Ucucli Haven
1120 731
1181 7 42
1131 7 49
III ....
Hick's Ferry 7 is
II S3 7 33
1HS 8 0S
MiicKBUinuy ., 7 au
llutiiock b. 1 43
8 SO
1134 8 17
12 06 8 91
Nantlcoke. "CO 3 86
l A von, it ic T5
I'lymouth 7f
12 10 824
8 43
i'ii
1215
I'lvinouLiuunciion. hd
12 20 8 31
Kingston,.., 808
Ileunett. 8 II
12 27 8 41
1231 8 49
Maltoy S 17
12 33 9 33
Wyoming 8 si
u est lltislon 8 27
llltston B 83
lckawasna 8 40
4 (rj
4 on
4 11
12 40 8 58
13 4 3 9 03
12 63 9 09
101 V17
I Ta)lorvlUo.. 8 48
1 09 9 25
ueiicvuo.
8M
HOil
1 IS tl
4 SM
1 20 9 83
r. h. r, h
r. u. r. )i
STATIONS.
BOUTII,
A.M.
A.U.
0 30
33
10(10
10 0S
1016
10K
10 87
1030
11134
103)
10 42
10 47
10 51
10 33
1103
11 12
1121
1134
1140
r. m. r. m
MIUNTON..,. S IU
1 33 6 20
.... 0 23
nei eruo. oil
Tajlorvllle u so
2 03 6 80
iicKawanna bin
llltston 0 84
West I'ltuton 6 41
Wyoming 6 47
Maltby gel
llennett. 6 6)
Kingston , (IH
I'lymouth Junction 7 03
Plymouth 710
Avondale 714
Nantlcoke, 7 IV
Uunlock's 7 '.'6
thlckstilnny , 737
Hick's Kerry 7 35
lleacli Haven 801
tlcrwlck 807
llrtar Crock. 8 18
2 10 6 87
3 18 0 43
8 31 636
882 663
.... 669
2 37 7 03
3 40 7 07
2 45 718
2 50 7 16
8 33 7 21
3 39 7 83
3 00 7 43
3 20 7 35
3 31 8 07
3 40 8 18
8 47 8 SO
3 63 8 37
willow (irovo. his
11 30
11M
13 01
12 06
1312
12 17
12 82
12 41
12 35
3 57 B31
1K::::::"::::":: IS
4 02 8 35
4 09 8 41
Uloumsburg 8 32
Uupert 8 37
4 13 8 47
4 22 8 62
Oatawlssa 8 42
Danville. 8 67
Chulasky
4 2S B57
4 46 15
4 64
Cameron 9 07
I NORTnCMBIHLAMD 9 22
3 00 9 23
513 9 43
A. M. r. St.
r. ii. r. m.
Connections at ltunort. with PMladclDhla &
lteaainir itauroaa ror Tamincna. Tamaoua. win-
tamsDort. Hunburr. roitaviilo. etc. At Northum
berland with I'. & B. Dir. r. It It tor Harrlsburg,
lock uayen, umponutn, warren, uorry, ana trio.
V. Y. llAWTUAD, uon. Man..
Bcruutuu 1 11,
Pennsylvania Railroad.
llxll
Philadelphia & Eric R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
Ix!
TIME TABLE.
In cloct MAY 11, 18110. Trains leave Bnnbury
KASTWAH
y.o n. m.. Sea Shore Exnresn (dallv ezceo
jand.y), CorllarrlBburgandlntermedlateBtatlonsI
irriving ai rniiaaoipnias.iop. m. ; iiow iota i
mod. m.t IUttlmoro. 3.10 ri. m.i WaanlnL'ton
S.55 p. in., connecting at I'hlladelphla tor all sea I
auoro points, -inrougn passenger ooacn to i
Phiiaaeinnis. taiiunore .
p, ia. Liar naprca. i
except; nunoayi.ior uarrisourg ana inti
dlato stations, arrtvlntr at rhlladelr
8.50 p. in. ; New York, U.35 p. m. ; llaltunore I
4.45 p. m. ; Washington, 8.13 p. m. Parlor car I
through to fhiiaaeipnia and pa&senger coaches
LnrouQ lo i niioueiDuiaanu uanimore.
8.03 p. m. Kenoro Accommodation (dally
Iior iiarnsuurg auu uuiuiermeaiaio stations, arriv
ing at Fhtlaaelphlam a. m. ; New York 7.10 a. ra.
uaiLimore. D.ia m. : wasmnrton D.au a. m.
Pullman sleeping car Irom Ilarrlsbuar to Philadel
phia and New York. Philadelphia passengers can
remain la sleeper undisturbed until 7 a. m.
1.60 a. ra. Erie Mauidaumor narrisnurc ana
I intermediate stations, arrvlng at Philadelphia
0.50 a. ra. Ner York, v.so a. ra.; Through Pullman
i 3ioeping cars aoa pxiaengor eoaones to i-nuaaui-
paia.
2.50 a. m. So ltd ra stores (dillrl lor lltrrls-
burz and Intermediate stations arrlvlnz at 11 lit 1-
turousii 'ullm'insiesplnir cirs to UUtlmor'e and
v, aauiugLua, uau uirougp paaaunger ououod tu
uaitiuoru.
WB8TWARU.
5.10 a. rn. Brie Mall (dallyl. lor Erie aoJ a- I
.. ... - .... .- ..... ..... i
uaauuiBiKUft .fctu luivruiuuiatu stationu, itouueu-
ter. iiuniio aaaniitrarajfaus. wimtnroutru inu
manl'aiticarsandpassengcrcoacheatoErlo.and I
ito3a9swr.
u.M News uzpress t aany i or lock uavcni
ana intermediate siauons.
1.42 d. m. Niacara iUDresa (aaiirozceDtHnn-
liyiror Kane. Caua .laliuaand intermediate sta -
tlons, 11 (heater, liutTalo and Niagara Falls with
tnrougn passenger coacnesto Kane ana uocnester
ana ranor car to waiKins.
5.30 d. ra. Fast Line (daily except Bunaariror lie-
novo, Watklns and intermodlate stations, with
lhroagnpa98oni;ercoacnes to ltenovo and watxins.
u.li p, m. WllUamsport Express ( dally ) ror
vviiiia j.Bport tiuu luterineuiate stations.
THKOOaii TKA1NH FOH StINUUllY FKOM TUB
BAST AND SOUTH.
NewsBxorcas loaves New York. 15.15 nlzht.
fauaaeiDniai.su a. ui. Ltaitimore. .aj u. in. uar-
rlaburg, 8.10 a. m. dally arriving at sunbury 9.53
a. ui
Niagara express leaves New yorko.2ua, m
1'hlladeltihia.K.eo a. rn. : Washington 8 10 a. m. 11 al.
tlmore 9.00 a. m. (dally except Sunday arriving at
I sunbury, 1.43; p.m., wltb through Parlor car from
i-niiaueipnia ana tnrongn passenger coacueB irom
fnuaaeipnia ana Baltimore.
Fast Lino leaves New xorx .uo a. rn. : I'huaaei.
pbla.li.40 a. m. : WaaUlngton, 10.50 a. m. : Halt!
more, li.ta a. m., tuaiiy t-jtccut ouuuut j arriving
cuacuus irum ruuaueiputu una uaiuuioru
wiiuamsporo Ktpresa leaves now ror .iw p.
rn. Philadelphia 4.& p. m..Washlngton s.au p. m.
Ualtlmoru 4. .13 p. in. (dally ) arriving at Sunbur
i .i3 p. m.
Erie Man leaves New York h.ood. m. : l'miadei.
Dhia. 11.25 d. m. : wasmnirton. 10.00 d. m. : Unit I.
I more, 11. so p. ra., (dally) arrlvlogat Sunbury 5.10
a. ra., wltb Pullman Sleeping cars from
rnuaaeipnia, wasuington ana iniumore and
passenger coacnes irom ruiiaacipuia ana uaiti
more.
MUNIIIIHY, 1IA.I.KT4I.N .V WII.KIWIIAUIIH
KAll.ltOAII AMI .MIIITII AND WKHT
llirNI!II IUII.W.IV.
Dally except Sunday.)
wilkesbarre Mall leaves sunbury 10.00 a.m.
I arriving ut llloom ferry 10.48 a. m., wtlkes-barre
.'.iu p.m.
Exnress Bast leaves Sunbury 6.35 o. ni..arnvliiff
at llloom Perry 6.89 p. in., Wllkos-barre 7.50 p. in.
IDunuur .nun icaveb wiiKCbuarru 11. if u.m.arnv.
Ing at llloom IVrry 12.37 p. m., sunbury 1.S8 p.m.
repress nest icavea vt iiKea oarro ins p. m., ar.
vlnr at Uloom Perry 4.30 p. in., Sunbury 6.20 p. in.
SUNDAY TWAINS.
Wllkesbarro mill Ie ives Sunbury 10.00 . m.. ar
riving ut Uioom Perry 10.4i a. to., WIlken-IHrrc
u tu a.m.
.-lunaaj ucuommoj titon leavos wiueo-llar ,.0
p. m., nrrivuK at moni tftTry, s.sv p.m., rtv
i:su p. m
VUAt. K. 1'UUll, .1. It, WLKll).
(len. Manager, ucn. Punw-nEer A;i.
piIILADKLI'IIIA
1 HAILIIOAI).
& HEAD) Nil
on and Arriiit may nth im.
TltAlNB LKAVK ULOOMHUUIKI as rollowt,:
(SUNU1VS XXCSl'TID.)
For New York. I'nllailelDhla. ltoidlnir. l'nttnviiin.
ITamoquo, etc, . U, ll:on a. in.
For n il i.uu.'iiurt, illlton anil Danville 7:31 a. m.
3:10. 1 1:'JJ li. m.
KOr (Jatanl :l -(V1. 7:J0. 11:03 a. m.. li (! i-nn
i a., n .
I "." v. ... - ......
ror iiupoit o.oi, .jn, n.oja. m., 12:), 3:16, 0:00,
,..w y. tu.
YltAINU I'Oll IlLOUMHllUItO
Leave New Y.rlt vl t .Mil idolphla 7:4 a. m. 4:00
p. iu. nnu via Uastou S: 15 . m. 3:45 p. m.
lA-avo i iiiuu -iiiu.i ;u.iu i. in. 0,-uo p. in.
1l'.ivo Ki-.ullia 11:50 ii. iu. 7:31 p. in.
U-avo I'ottiivllia vi .n p. in.
Ij-iive 'I'uinnqu.i Ui a. in, p. m.
iJ-mo V lllliunsport IMf u. in, 4:1! p. in.
Le.ive Cat iwlisi 7..I-I b:iio.i. :n.. Iisiv M-cn a-ik
11:01 p. in.
L-elUiicrtii:16,7:Oj,6.ul Hill a. m. 1:38, 3:51,
11:13 p. in. ' '
Idr lialiunore Waihtnrrton unJ the w,wr. via it
6 o. K. It., through trains l .1(0 ulranl Avenuo
Btatmn I'hlU. (I'. & It, it. it.) I: 6, f:uo, U:V7 a. in.
1:81, 4-.it, :I8, 7:J3 i. in. Bunuja 4:IU, b.W, 11:;"I
a. m., 4:41,5:18, 7:jj p. m. '
A l UNTIO CITY DIVISION.
Lcavii t'hlladelnhla. Pier r. nhfwtmit utrun.
tVhurr, nnd south Hrvet Whur ;
rvK ATLANTIO l ITT.
WoCk llaTS-KXPrenS. 0.00. IL in. 4:0(1. B:(K1. n. m
AociiiuuiiKlatlou, i:M u. m. 4:l.v a 3 1, p. in.
Kima.iys-Ki.reiH,f:(io,v.uua.iu. Accommodation
6:00 u. in. and 4:3" p m.
HUTDKNINO, I.IAVg ItLiNTlO CITT.
Depot corner Atlantlo and Arkansas Avenues i
Week dais HxDre&s. 7.00. D.OO a. m. nnd 4:im n.
m. A(ominodstlon, ecu, 8:116 a. m. and 4:31 n. ru.
Hundars KxDreea. 4.iJ0. butt. n. m. Arnrninndn-
tlon, 7:30 u. in. and 4.30 p. in.
A. A .McLEOD, Om faee. Jaelit,
!'( li te. Jk Qen'L Manager,
PATENTS,
- vents ndTrado Uirics uotalried.and all l-aton t
ATKMT
Of KICK. Ws have no sub-agencies, all busine&a
troct, hence g in transact patent business In loas
Imeand atLKJd COST than those remote Irom
TV UOUlU(iUU,
Bend modol, drawing, or photo.wltb description.
We advise If tulenUble or not. tree or chm
I Our tea not due till patent Is secured.
A boolc,"iiow to Ubtaini'atonta,''wltbi-e(eTencet
o actual clients tn Tour stale, countr. or town,
dutlres. Address ' "
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
H. WILLIAMS, AU0T10NKKH.
I1LOOM8UUWI, rA.
Roal EsUto Bought and Cold,
Parties tluMHnr tolmv tinrcsnntl wncon
"oiilil dc el lo call on tho aliovo.
J'
S. GAHUISON M. D.
IIOMKOIMTIIIO I'llTHHHAK AND SUWlr.ON.
Ia)r Ulllco over I. W. tlartiiiin & Hon'
store, residence N. K. corner Centre and
Fourth streets.
QR. J. T. FOX,
Dentist.
All (lie latest mmlianccs for manufacturinc.
treating, fillln" nml extracting lectli. All
styles of work warranted a represented. Office
on Main Street, near Kast. 5l6ly.
Exchange Hotel,
11KNTON, I'A.
Tho nndoralgniM has leased this well-known
OUSO. andls DrcnartMl to acnommrKlitn Mm nnblln
with all tho eonyenlonces of a nrst-clats hotel.
LBMUKI, DHAKE, I'roprlPtor.
Dotroit
Hinti: r.itm
Htt'ul Inclclc llloclc
HAM'TllKrOSTof holitlng savod to
Morekeoiiri, llufhers, Fanners, Macli.
Iniats, HulldTR. Contruciors and OT1I.
KH8. AdinlitciUobo the greatest Im-
E'OTrmcnln KVKIt mado In tacklo
locka Freight prepaid. Wrlto ror
catalogue
Fulton Iron & Ssglno Works.
Estab. K32, 10 llrush Hu, Detroit, Mich,
6-2-ly.
CUMMINGS
:o:
DKALEHS IN
OOHPEOKOSERY, FEUITS and HUTS,
AND MANUFACTUKEKS OF
ICE CBEA.M,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
EXCHANGE BLOCK, - BLOOMSBURG, PA.
WIIOI.F.SAI.K DKALERS IN
(Dj, CEW-, Cnit'eJ,, Fvot'tj- I2oly.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Henry Maillard's Fine Candies- Fresh Every Week.
iErasi"z GOODS sPEciAnrsr,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
F. F. Adams & Co's, Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Sole agents of the following brands of Cigars :
Henry Clay, Londres, Normal, Indian Princoca, Samson, Silvor Ash.
Any order for Fettirals will Le supplied with the Lowest Market Prices, as futUai i
MrnfJej, Lemonj,
1 Bananas, "peanUU, A"o05. J
di En$li5h WalnUtj, 'Pop 3rM mattp
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
G. 6. fiOBBIS,
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Foreign and Domestic
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at i
JOBBES X35T CIG-AES.
In jmrcliasing houco hold neeesHiiies, it h wise always to uelcct that which
is the best, it will lio tlm clioauwt iu tlio cml. A good attiulu is always a
xoiirce of pltnsuro. J. SALTZEIl has won wide reputation for selling good
goods at low iiricca. JIo buys direct from the manufacturers, and can sell first
das goods uhoaper than can bo obtained claowbere. Iloro aro somo of tho
nrtiuk'S and prices :
Sewing Mnchines of threo grade", mada
by the New Homo Sowing mnohiiio Co., 3
drawer drop leaf, all attachments, from
19.50 to 00.
Royal St. John, $30 upwards.
Standard Rotary, $40 upwards.
New Home, $30 upwards.
Havo received tho agency for tho Hoosoy
Distin Cornet, tho best cornet in tho world.
A good asflortmi nt of violitiM, guitars, binjos,
accordoons, driimi, llatos, lifer' .ml nil kinds
of musioal instruments. Tho best of strings
for violins, miiUrn, bmjns, violincello, and
nans violins. Agenuor Uutteiiuks
nuiuiii-iiuiiK uiiu i.vuion snceis.
Piano-i, organe nnd sowing maohincs sild on m.-mthy payments. A liberal
discount fur cosh.
If 1 1101. solid 1'lscwhcrc, bllt call
who h ' ways
nn y.ni, and cri givoyon any information or lnslruotio
any nij'.iummit vim may purclr so,
J
SALTIER
Musical
Instruments
WAllliROOMS
ltlOOIIISK(TltK
SWEEPING
PRICE REDUCTIONS
Preferring to carry Undo
Sam's )ollars to a big stock,
wo have inaugurated a
GREAT JUNE SALE.
SWEEPNO PRICE REDUCTIONS!
A. rare clianco to get Fine
Clothing far below regular
prices.
A. C. TATES & CO.
6th and Chestnut Sts,
(Lodger llulldlnv.)
13th and Choitnut Sts.
NE88 a HIAB I0IIIJ Ctlltl
l'rok'i 1NVIS1HLK TU1III1D t
CUtKISaS. WblKn tiraril. Coin.
r.rt.U.. r..,rrr.l.r. all H.B.4IM rail. WHjf. Hlrnx,
aalj, Sit Ur'iw.,, k.w Y.rk, nrlt. r.r b..k .1 r.r. rata.
0-20 tl-4t.
& VERDY.
ream N5.
Nty
m m
Edoy Piano, S350 to 000.
Sleek, 375 tn t?r,00.
It. M. Heiil & Co., S2.r0 10 S IOO.
Hrown & Simpson, S2f0 lo S100.
IMry Organs, SOO to S175.
rtliller organs, $7-ri to iC0,
United States organs, $12.r tn Snfl.
Cliioao Cottanu 01 gm, 90 to SM0
Worcester organs, S7.ri to SlfiO.
l,ariH-,rt;mii, SG0 to S100.
Celebrated While Sowing Machines $'i
to SC5.
New Ilomrstio Sowing M,achiiius, 35
to $7.5.
patterns,
and SCO tlio HtniiW nf vniir Immn rlnnlnr.
nun upon
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