THE COLUMBIAN AJTO DEMOukaT. BLOOMSBURG. COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
THE PEOPLE'S VICTORY.
IT WAT TUB MOST COMFI.KTE IN THE
NATION'S 1USTOAY.
Tho Democratic victory on Tuesday
last was raoro than cxtraordinaiv. Ifi
was a political revolution, tho like of
whioh has never boo bcou In this
country boforo and may novcr bo seen
ngain. Tho Ilopublioan loaders cannot?
find a vestiago of comfort in tho ro
turns. Tho more notable triumphs of
tho Democrats may bo bummarized
briefly as follows.
They made n not an n of four and
possibly six United States Senators.
They fleeted a majority in tho Fifty
second Hocao of Representatives of
ovor ono hundred and forty, the
largest sinoo Jackson's time.
They overturned a natural ttenubli
oan majority nf 00,000 in Pennsylvania
and oleoted Robo.t E. Paltison Gover
nor.
They gavo to Massachusetts tho thlid
Democratic Governor tho old Bay
State has had sinco the Republican
party assumed control, thirty yeai's
ago.
Thoy voted out of sight tho adroit
Renublican gerrymandering in Now
Hampshire, not only insuring a Demo-
oratio successor of Senator Blair, but
also electing a Democratic Governo ,
wntoti renders teasimo ana probable a
redistriotinrr of tho Stato.
Th,ay elected aDenu jratio Governor
of Nebraska for tho first timo in its
his.ory.
Thoy mado groat inroads npon tho
Republican majority of 80.000 in Kans
as and possibly have repat 1 their
bucocss of 1882. when a De.. ocratio
Governor was chosen.
Thoy overcome a Republic nnjor
ity of over 12,000 in Wisconsin and
eleotod a Democratic Governor.
Thoy eleotod a part of their Stato
ticket m Michigan, despito a natural
ivepublican majority of fully 130,000.
Thoy greatly reduced the Republic
can majority in tho Colorado Lrgisla
ture, and there now seems a fair pros
poet of redeeming the Centennial State
They rallied around Gen. John M.
Calmer in Illinois, and have secur
ed a Legislature which will send Dim
to the Senate
T ley probably elected a Democratio
Governor, and surely a Democratic
Legislature in Connecticut, thus secur
ing a gain of a United States Senator
in placo of Orvillo II. Piatt. Should it
prove that tho Governor lacks a cloar
majority ot all tho vote3 cast, tho
Democratio Legislature will ratify the
will oi a plurality ot tho voters and
cloct their candidate.
They havo reduced the Republican
voto in Montana to such an extent that
they may again havo a Democratic
majority in tho Legislature of which
trey were previously dopnved.
The greatly reduced the Ropublioan
majorities in tho new States," which
were created for the express purposo of
givmgtheKepumicans additional votes
in Con3r-3s and in tho electoral col
lege.
They showed in tho Southern States
that the people resent tho proposed
military espionage of tho exeroiso of
right of sufforage.
They went into the homes of the
wageearners m Rhode Island, who are
types of those for whom the so-called
"Protection)' policy is said to have been
invented, and sought a popular protest
against tho MoKinloy bill, and tho
"protected" voters elected a tariff re
former to Congress in one of the die
trusts, ana nave more than an even
change to elect their candidate in the
other when the second election takes
place.
Thoy followed up their victoiy of
year ago in Iowa, where a Democratio
Governor wan elected, by so large
vote for tho other Stato officers that
tbo complete returns will bo necessary
to determine whioh side has won.
They returned to tho House evory
Democratio member of the Fifty-first
Congress unseated by the Republicans
who was renominated and carried every
district thus represented.
They eleoted a Legislature in Kans
as, which seems likely to leave John J.
means at borne.
They defeated William MoKinlev,
tno itepuoiican leader r the House
and sponsor for the. new tariff, despite
the personal efforts on his behalf of tho
President, the Secretary of Slate, tho
Speaker of tho Homo aud many other
prominent Kepublicans.
They deoated Jonathan II. Rowell
Chairman of the Iloueo Comtniite?
whioh reported tho Force bill.
Thoy reduced the majority of 5,000
given Henry Cabot Lodge, supposed
author ot the Jborce oill to merely nom
inai ngures.
They defeated Joseph G. Cannon
the foul-mouthr 1- Representative from
Illinois, ucspito bis previous majorities
oi over 2,uuu.
They defeated William E Mr on
another Illinois representative ot simil
iar proclivities.
They did much more, caininc every.
where and loiing nowhere, according
to reports received at this writing.
In manv States, notablylPcnnsylvanis,
Maaohusetts,Connooticut and New
Hampshire, thousands of far-seeing
itepuoitoans wonted with them should
or to shouldc, and in the West and
South the new-born Farmer's Alliance
developed uroat strength and disnlav I
marked sagacity in adding for to the
stinging rebuke administered to the
servants of monopolies aud capitr'ists,
The resul, then was more and b ter
than a Democratio triumph. It was
victory of THE PEOPLE.
Dr. Talmage's first Cigar.
HOW IT TASTED AND HOW HE FELT AFTER
SMOKING IT.
The time had come in our boyhood
whioh wo thought domanded of us
capaoity to smoke. Tho old people of
the household could abide neither the
sight nor tho Si-ell of tho Virgin!
weed. When ministers came there,
not by positive injunction but by
sort of instinct ai to what would bo
safest, thoy whiffed their pipe oa tho
baok step. If tho houses could not
stand saucliGed smoko, you may know
bow little chance thero was tor adoies
cent eisar-putling.
By Bomo rare good fortune whioh put
in our hands three cents, we found ac
cess to a tbbaxo store. As tbo lid of
tho long, narrow, fragrant box opened
and for tho first timo wo ownod a cigar
our feelings ot elation, manliness, bu
r ioritv and anticipation can scarce
bo imagined, save by those who havo
had tho same sensation. Our first rido
on horseback, though wo fell off before
we got to the barn, and our first piir
of new boots (real squeakers), wo had
thought could nover be surpassed in in
tercst; but whon wo put tho cigar to
our lips amlBtruek tbo Inciter match to
the end of tho weed, and commenced
to pull with an energy that brought
every facial muscle to its utmost ten
sion, our satisfaction with this world
was to great our tempation was never
to waut to leavo it.
The cigar did not born wells it ro
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WOL1T ) BAHOOLtsi, fhatPtnt,
quired cn amouut of suction Unit task-
ca our determination to tno utmost.
Yon see that our worldly moans had
limited us to a quality that oost only
threo conls. isut wo had been taught
that nothing great was a' '.omplished
without cllort, Bad so wo p.ilftd away.
Iudeod, we had heard our o'd(r broth
ers in their Latin Iopsods say, omnia
vincet labvr which translated meant
if yon want to mako anything go, you
must scratch tor it.
With theso scntimonta. wo passed
down tho villaco street and out
toward our home. Our hoad did
not feel exactly right, aud tho
street began to rook from side
to side, so that it was uncertain to us
which side of the street wo wtro on.
So wo crossed over, but found oureelf
on the same sido tint wo were on bo
foro wo crossed over. Indeed wo im
agined that wo wero on both sides at
tho same time, and Bcveral fast teams
driviug between. Wo mot another
boy who asked us why we. lookod so
pale, and we told him we did not look
pale, but that he was, pale himself.
We sat down under the bridge and be
gan to reflect ou the prospect ot early
decease, and on tho uncertainty of all
earthly expectations. Wo had de
tormincd to smoke the cigar all up and
thus got tho worth of our money, but
wero obliged to throw throe-fourths
01 it awayyyet knew lust wuero we
threw it in case wo felt-better tho noxt
day.
(jetting bomo tho old people were
frightened, and demanded what kept
us so late, and what was the matter
with us. xsot neiing that wo wero
called to go into particulars, and not
wi'luni: to iocreose our parents' ap
prehension that we were going to turn
out badly, we summed up the case with
tho statement that we felt miserable at
tho pit of tho stomach. We had mus
tard plasters administered, and careful
watching for some hours, when wo
fell asleep and forgot our disappoint
ment' and humiliation in being obliged
to throw away three-fourths of our
first cigar. T. DeWitt Talmage, in
JOadies' Home Journal.
Bestored b's Wife's Health ,
My wife suffered for years from deb
ility and a general breaking down of
health, the results of diseases peculiar
to women. A few bottles of Swift's
Specifio (S. S. S. ) restored her to per
fect health. It built here up, increas
ed her appetite and weight, until she
is now the picture of health. The
speedy recovery of ray wife from her
long illness caused all my family, and
several of my neighbors, to take S, S.
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George Fi-ammeb, Covington, O.
BAUr CURED.
My baby had tho worse case of Cat
arrh that X ever'saw a small child afil c-
ted with, the naal discharge was
very larue and very offensive. Having
801110 personal knowledge of tho cura-
tivo properties of o. b. I gave tho
baby a course of S. S. S., using noth
ing else. In a short time the disoharge
irom the nt so slopped, and tho Catarrh
was cured entirely and peimauently, as
there has beon no return of it since.
David Zautman,
May 10, 1890. Independence, Ohio.
Treatise on Blood ana skin Diseases mailed tree.
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Gills and the Stage
I have had a great many letters from
among my girls, asking me my opinion
of their going on - the stago. It bo-
comes one of tho most difficult to an
swer. Thero aro good, honest, noble,
God-fearing people on the stage; the
theatre may bo to tbo mass of people a
great school for merals but to the one
girl standing in tho rauks waiting to
work her way torward, it is a working
ground where temptation is ou every
side. If she U strong enough to resist
this, thru let her iro ahead. If she be
one of tho weaker sisteri), thou let her
tliuik many times before she puts her
self in' a position that will certainly en
tail a great deal of watchfulness sud
hard work.
The lifo of the actress is as full of
haid work as U that of the girl who
slandB behind the counter or tho ono
who is mictress of tbo telegraph key.
Do not imagine thatthogold glittering
ou tho gown of the beautiful advent-
nress is a symbol of tho golden lifo sho
leads, and do not believe that tho sim
pering ingenue who wonders with a
binilo "how anybody ever does any
work,' Is not lUBt as full of study and
absolute physical work as is that of
most other women. Sho works till
late at night, consequently she must
sleep a little in tho morning. Sho gets
up then ana goes to a long and tire
somo rehearsal, then only has time to
get a bite, ana bait-an-bour a sleep or
reading before the starts again for the
theatre. But you think thero aro others
who do not work 111 this way, Yes, yes!
But they are the ones that you do not
want to imitate. Mrs. Kendal has said
that for the woman who has somo tali
out; aud who is willing to work and
wait, there is success on tho stage, and
it pays better than almost any other
profession; but during tho waiting
years thero must bo a constant watch
kept, so that scandal does not toach
with iU burning tougao the woman
who is working for success.
So think it out well, for yourself;
concludo whether you not only have a
heart to resolve, a head to contrive and
a hard to execute but whothpr you
really have the ta'ent that must belong
to tbo actress. The world is r'l a stago
and tbo mn and women merely players,
but you may be cast for the happy wife
and mother. So don't mako tho mis
take, if you are a round peg, of getting
into a squaro hole. Ruth Askmoke, in
JMtiies Jlome Journal.
Kvery body knows scrofula to be
disease of tho blood, and Hoods Bar
saparilla is tho best remedy for all
blood diseases.
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Woman's Intuition.
NBAItl.Y AMAN RIOIIT W IIKK JUDGMENT
IN uEOAnu TO COMrtOjJ T1UK08,
An old ncntl t'lllin nvnr Bovoniv.
oamo Into tho city frrim 11 is farm, with
out his ovronat Tho day turned
chilly and ho was ob,lged to forgo his
leiv iu lliu lair.
To n 'fiend who remonstrated with
him for going awav from hbmo thus
uniirepared, ho saidi I thought It was
going to be waimi my wifd told mo to
tako my ovtrco t, but I wouldn't.
Womon have moro sense than men
anyway.'1
A frank admission.
Women's good simo is paid to come
irom niititionj may 11 not be that they
aro moro close observers of little
thingn. O,io thing u oirtaln, thoy are
apt to strike the nnil 011 th head, in
all the ordinarylprohlcnis of hlo, moro
fnqiioiilly tbnii tliH Ituds ot creation.
"According toDi. A ice 15 nm t, Who
rtooiitiy roid a papwr 011 Right dis
o.vo boforo tho Ponnsylvatiia State
teilical Soo'uty, porsnna sulijeot to
billious attacks and siok hendiches.
who have crawling sensations, iiko'thc
uowing ot water in tho he3d, who arc
'tired all the. timo' and havo unexplain
ed attacks of sudden woakneps, may
well bo suspected of dangcrou
tendencies in tho direction of
Bright' disease,"
Tho veteran newspaper correspond
ent, Joe Howard, of tho New York
Press, in noting this statement, sug.
goats: "Possibly Alico is correct in nor
uiagno?i4, dui wny aoesn t she give
some iaea 01 treatment! 1 know a man
who has been 'tirod all tho time' for
ten years. Nisht before last he took
two doses of calomel and yesterday ho
wished ho hadn't."
A proper answer i s found in the fol
lowing letter of Mis. Davis, wife of
Rev. Wm. J: Davis, of Basil, 6,, June
21et, 1890:
"I do not heaitate to say that I Owe
my lifo to Warner's Safe Core. I had
a constant hemorrhage from my kid
neys for more than Ave months. The
physicians oould do nothing for me.
My husband spent hundr dsof dollars
and I was not relieved, I was under
the caro of the most eminent medical
men in tho State- Tho hemorrhair
ceased before I had taken one bottld of
Safe euro. I can safely and do cheer
fully recommend it to all who are suf
ferers of kidney troubles."
That Iitlle Tickifnj.
in your throat, which makes you
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But to know tho actual cause of the
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oases of consumption can bo traced
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cue who Uktiboldof thii miid bonlncii idlpi up Brand Dicdti
Bliall wo stnrt VOU in (his hu&iiicst
reader Write tool and learn all about It forrouricir.
rtrtloirmnyi nvwillattrt you If you dou t delay ui
aiiuiher freti tlteail of you In jour pirt or ihcountr. If)
itn. If vou
r. nun ..,.
lullitr l"htORnih AllmtiiM are to be sold to the
pesjila tor tJ each. Ilound in Koyal Crlmaon ftllk Velvet
lluili.Clianningly decorated InaUlaa.llanJtoiiieat albumalnlhe
v,urld. Largest mze. Greatest bargalna ev known. A'ntt
wanted. Liberal terms. Ug money for airenta. Any one ran
brH-cmiaaucceiifuIapent. Bella Ittelf on light little ornc
talking necraaary. Vberever abown, every one want a to ur
cbnae. Aarenta take thousand of order with rapidity never
before known. Great rronta await every worker. Agentaare
nwklnpr fortune. Ladie make aa much a a men. You.rrader,
eindoaa well aa anyone. Full Information and terms fi-c,
to thoae who write for aame, with partlcnlara and termiforpui
ranilly lllblea, Hooka and feriodicaU, After you know a.11,
Uwuld you conclude to go no furtbar, why no barm la done.
Addreaa K. C ALLKM h CO.. AtiavaTl. UlllB
Jan. is-9a-iy-.
For LOST er FAILING MAKHOODt
General and NERVOUS DEfllLITYj
WeaknBiof DodyandfiUnd, EffeoU
flf Errors er Esneaaitaln Olitnr Vntina-.
Bbnl, Aolt M ik HOOD rally lift to red. How to Blirrt mn
UtntiflhttYl ItiK CNDhiFUirKfl 011(1 LSJt PikTSOF flODf
iboliliy,nfaJtfti; 110BB TRICATJ!KST-prjfltf Id r day.
Mem Uillry fTOB to SlUti trii Frln;m Countries Writ (ban.
Becrlptl Baob, it)Ubb11o ud proof rnilkd (ictltd) frto
MtrtH ERIC kliaiCAU CO.V BUFFALO, H. V.
FOR
Horses, Cattle, Sheep & Hogs.
Ecel any remedy for the rapid cure 0! Hard
Cfld,CoU9hHldeBoUnd,YetlowWatcr,Fmr,
Distemper, Sore and Weak Eyet, Uno Fever
poitlvonen, Blolchet, and all dlftleulllet aril
Ino from Impurities ol the Blood. Will relieve
Heitet at Once. ManuacureJ (v Iht
iOPPA MANUFACTURING CO., LYONS, N. V.
OI SA1B BY ALL J3EALEHS.
8.21-90-r-ly.
tmb7n?v;-jtxa hair oalham
YiViiQimP-'"' "nJ Uulilici the hair.
i-vpi- rrJln In llntnri. tlrav
lid? to Us YoutMul Colcr.
IImi rarker'i UiTi,rr Tonlo, It cun. the wut.l cnjib,
ueak Ijudri, IKtiihur, Inili,,., ton, li,i,Take In time. 11 cu.
HINQErtCOnNS. Ite mlTion cure nr Com,,
etopi T ..,u. lie. .1 i'lutiuu, or lUsCUX u CO , N. Y.
11 7-4t-(l.
AXLE
Its vearias axialltleaaraunBurpaaaed, actually
outlastlDg; two boxes of any other brand. Not
effected byheat. tf-n:TTIIKJi:NUJNi;.
FOB BALE UY UKAIXItS QENERALLY. J
UUUUlli steel ntclcle ltlocli
nALPTHECO-STof hoisting savfid to
btorekoepera, liutincrs, farmers, Mach.
Inuta, llull'ifrH. Contraciora and OTU
KUS. ArtmliM'd to bu thn greatest Im-
proverncnta KVKIt made in tack la
uiocxa. treignt propria, write tor
catalogue.
Fulton Iron k Engino Wo:k3.
Estab. IKu1, 10 liruali bu, Detroit, i'lo
6-8-ly.
One rilie
the viirll. t)ur iatHliuvi ara
fUpertorirooda wtwtll ivndfBll
touKK fill 10 M In each local! tr.
?ls a above. Only tboae who write
tout at once can tnea aura l
the chance. All you have to do tat
moral to ahow our good t4
thoe who call your nalahbon
and tboae around you. Tha be
finning of tbla edvartiitmant
thaw the amall end of tha tale
The fotlowtsf col glvt the appearance of It reduced t
boat th CfUetb pert of It bulk. II 1 a rrand, double aiae tale
aeope, aa large aa la aaay to carry. We will alio abow you bow yoti
aaa make fwA U to I O a dr at laaat, INa tha (but.witb.
ot aapettaa'te. Uatte write al one. We pey all eipiaaa cbajgea,
4uUi tTU . IU LLK TT tX.. Uoi 4 BU, foituiP, kUi.
i.u.uai
DEAF
NEBS a MIA1 lOlttt CBItlfcr
1MV11UIJ TUilllAI lit
CUSHIONS. Whlii lieud. Com.
r.rLU. h.H,hl k.ra .11 U.H.dlM UI. tUMfc T. VIll 111,
Ml;, Hit Bf'dw, Trk. W rlu rr b.k f pntft ffuIX.
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IPP .fc PODMOUK.
A.noiIITECT3,
Ostebiiodt Bniuimr Wllkesliarre, Pa,
Branch Offlco, Hloomsburg, Pa., wltb
Jao. M. Clauk, Att'y. & Counsellor,
j-si-ir
GET THE COLUMBIAN,
$1.00 A YEAH
pTj.irprpva PTATJfiQtNew), uo. OreanstJS.
4 w i Forcataloguo adCrcss
nx-niuyur uahiuli v. nisiiic. aauiovton,
SG5;
A MONTH n Bright Young Men
board tortj Ladies in eicli couutr.
W.ZIBaLKl(Ca,PUlladKlplil- V
litis Pills
1 HHL Lifl GREASE
whh is tarn w
rOR MANV rft AWvT15
PYrIiEi
MM.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
laaWtwMaasWfaiWaMBiwHtq
QELAWARE, LACKAWANNA
WESTERN RAILROAD.
BLOOMSDUKG DIVISION.
STATIONS.
r. u.
NORTnCUBRRLlMD S 40
Cameron S65
Cbulaskr....
Danville. 6 0S
Catawissa 6 as
Ilupcrt .... 0 30
Hloomaburz .". 6 34
NOUTU.
r.H, i.if: i
M.
1 HI 1000
to in
6 18
6 80
6 4i
6(8
7 05
7 18
liO
T 87
10 la
10 81
10 43
10 to
10 67
11 09
11 12
ll in
3 11
9 S0
a 35
J'W
Mint) Uldtro.
6 4) 3 41
8 60
Willow drove. n Bi
31
lirl.ircrcek ,, 0 61
11 CO 73f
nerwicK t OB
lleacb Haven 1 11
Hick's Kerry Tig
fchlckshtnuy i ,. 70
1 1 un lock's. , ?43
Nantlcoke... 7 to
AvondElo TM
3 69
i'w
338
3 is
i'ea
11 SI 7 4)
11 31
11 38
.11 48
11 64
IS 00
IS 10
IS 19
13 SO
13 27
13 31
7 49
7 66
806
9 17
8 21
83H
833
831
8 41
8 49
l'ly mouth ;m
riymouth Junction 8 0J
Kingston 8 08
Dennett. dis
Millur s 17
Wyoming 8 S3
West riltsion , 887
Httston , 8 83
Lackawanna 8 40
Tavlorvllle 8 48
Bellevue, . sm
8CH1NT0K. o oo
12 35
S 53
4 0
4 Oil
4 11
13 40 8 68
12 41 903
12 53 9 00
101 917
1 09 9!S
115 i 30
1 20 9 36
p. m. r. m
4 29
r.u. r.ii
STATIONS.
B0UT1I.
i. M.
HCntKTON 6 10
Uellovue t 6 is
Taylorvlllo , eso
Lackawanna e 2i
Httston 6 8s
West llttston 6 43
Wyoming.. 6 47
Mallby 6 61
Dennett. c 65
Kingston 6 A3
Plymouth Junction. 7 05
riymouth 710
Avondale 7 14
Nantlcoke , 7 19
Hunlock'B . 7 !6
snickshlnny 737
lllck's Kerry 7 69
Deacb Haven 8 01
Uornlck...! 807
Hrlar Ureek 8 13
Willow Grove, 8 10
Lime Hldgo 8 so
Kspy 8 26
Hloomsburg..... 8 82
ltupcrt 8 37
Catawlssa s 42
Danville 8 67
cnulaaky
Cameron 9 07
NOHTnnUBKRLAND 9 32
A. a,
960
999
1000
10 04
1016
10 22
10 27
1030
10 81
1038
10 42
10 47
10 91
10 55
1102
11 12
1122
1134
11 40
f. u. r.
1 69 6 20
.... 0 25
S03 6 30
3 10 6 37
218 6 45
3 24 6 63
229
695
6 69
703
707
712
716
7 SI
7 85
7 43
7 63
807
S 18
2 37
2 40
2 43
2 60
2 65
3 69
3 06
3 20
3 31
8 40
3 47
820
8 53 8 87
11 60
11 54
12 01
12 00
1212
1917
12 32
1241'
12 55
8 6T 8 31
4 02
8 35
4 09
4 15
4 22
4 23
4 46
4 51
5 00
515
r.H.
8 41
8 47
8 52
8 57
915
929
9 45
r.u,
Connections at nuport wltb Pblladelphla &
Heading ltallroad for Tamanend. Tamanua, Will
lamsport, sunbury, I'ovuvllle, etc. At Nortbum
berland wltu P. s K. Dlv. P. it K. ror Harrtsburg,
Look Haven, Emporium. Warren, corry, and Krlo.
W. F. UALSTEAD, Gen. Man.,
scranton, ra.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
ixi
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway. '
TIME TABLE.
In effect MAY ll. ISM. Trains leave Hunburr
BASTWAK
9.40 a. ra.. Soa Shorb RxnrnAR m,iiiv ..n
Sunday), lor narrisburg sndlntermodlatestatlons
arriving at Philadelphia 3.15 in. j Now YorK
o.ou v. ui. ; uaitiiuuro, a. iu p. m. j wasaington
5.65 p. m., oonne-itlngatriilladelplila lor all 8e
snore points. Through passenger coach to
PnilfdelpSta.lJaitlmore.
1. 85 p. m. Day Express
dally except Sundayr Hantsburg and lntenne-
uinbti avuLiuutf, urri,.u at, i'Ullauelbn
6.60 p. m.
Now York.
9.35 p. m. : Daltimore
6.45 p. m
Washington,
8.15 p. m. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia
and passenger coaches
throngh to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
8.05 D. m. ltenovo Al-finmmn,1ntinn Mmtv
for Uarrlsburg and all Intermediate Btattons, arrlv-
iuk tib I'uimnuipuia a. m. : wew xom 7,10 a. m.
uuitiuiurc, 3.10 1. ra. ; wasni'
Pullman sloeplnKcarlrom Uarr
phla and Now York. Philadelphia pansengera oan
remain In sleeper nndlstnrb'd until J a. m.
l.60a. m Krlo Mall (dally) tor narrlsburg and
Intermediate stations, amvlng at Philadelphia
6.50 a. m. New York, 9.30 a. m.j Through Pullman
slooplng cars and passenger coaches to Phlladol-
3.50 a. m Southern Bxpress (dally) for Harrls
burg ana Intermediate Btatlons arriving at Balti
more 7.20, a. m.aal V Islington 8.45. a.m. and
through Pullman Sleeping cars to Baltimore and
Washington, and through passenger osachea to
WKSTWA1UJ.
5.10 a. m. Brie Mall (dallvt. rnr Krtn n.l
Canandatgua atd Intermediate stations, Roches'
ter, Buffalo aud Niagara Falls, with through Pull
man Palace cars and passenger coachos to Erie and
Hocnester.
9.53 News Express ( dally ) (or lock Haven
and Intermediate stations.
1.42 p.m Niagara Express (dally except Sun-
-.m"' at"", vyimu naiguu uuu mwrmeaiate sta
tions, It Chester, Buffalo and Niagara Falls with
throughpassenger coaches to Kane and Itochester
and Parlor carlo Watklns.
5.30 p. m. Fast Line (dally except Sunday)ror Iie
novo, Watttlns and Intermediate stations, with
through passenger coachea to Kenovo and Watilna.
9.15 p, m. Wllltamsport Express ( dally ) tor
NVlUtamsport and Intermediate stations.
THltOUan TRAINS FOR SUNBURY JROMTHB
iiiST AMU BOUTU.
News Express leaveB New York, 13.15 night.
Philadelphia 4.30 a. tn. Baltlmom. ui n n Tmrl
rlsburg, 8.10 a. m. dally arriving at Sunbury V 33
U. Ui.
Niagara Rxnrfiqn lparn TJow Vnrl'A ihi a m
Phlladelphia,B.50 a. m. ; Washington 8 10 a. m. Bal
timore 9.00 a. m. (dally except Sunday arriving at
sunbiin-. 1.42! p.m.
wun inrougr. ranor car rrom
i-uuaucipaju untikarougn passengercoacnes Irom
Philadelphia and Baltimore.
rast uno leaves New York 9.00 a.m.: Phlladel.
phla,ll,40a. m.i Waahlncton. 10. wi a. m Haiti
more. 1 1.49 a. m., (dally iacept Sunday) arriving at
sunbury, 5.30 o. in. with through passenger
coaches from Phlladjlphla and Baltimore
muiaiuaiiuri, mures leaves new York 2 00 u.
.. Phllaaelnhta 4.25 n. in. w.ishlnt-tin a sn n ,n
Baltimore 4.J3 p. in. (dally) arriving at Sunbury
0.15 p. m.
Erie Mall leaves New York 8.00p.m. i Philadel
phia, 11.25 p. m. ; Washington, 10.00 p. m. ; Haiti-
more, u.j!i p. m.,(aauy) .rnvingat Sunbury5.10
a. m., with Pullman Sleeping oars from
Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore and
passenger coaches rroui raliadelDbla and Dam.
more.
HUNIlimV.IIA.I.KTON i- w'lI.HHSnAItHK
it.II,It!AI) AN! NOltTII ANIl iviwr
HirANCll RAILWAY.
(Dally except sunaay.)
WUVesbarni Mall leaves Sunbury 10.00 a. m.
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10.11 a.m., Wllkes-barre
12.10 p.m.
Express East leaves Sunbury 5.35 p. m., arriving
at Bloom Ferry 6.26 p. m., WlU:es-burro 7.50 p. m.
Bunbury Mall leaves Wllkesbarro 11.17 a. m. arrlv.
lngat Bloom Ferry 12.87 n. n'.,Hunbury 1.38 p. 10.
n&iiicati ieai. ivaves wuu?H oarre j.uo p. m., ar.
vlng at Bloom Ferry 4.30 p. m., sunbury 6.80 p. in
SUNDAY TRAINS.
WlUcesbarre mall leaves Hunburv iOtOi a. m.. nr
riving at Bloom Ferry 10:4H a. m., Wllkea-llarre
12:10 a.m.
aunaay accommodation leaveB WlU.es-Barro v.O
. m., arriving at Bloom Ferr, 6.89 p. ra Dm.' .u
so o. m
CUAH. E. PHtin, J. it. WOOD,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Paiwnger AeU
PIIILADEUMIIA
& UEAD1NO
-- IIA.1LHOAI).
ON AND AFTElt Sept, 5 90.
TRAINS LEAVE BLOOMSBURQ as follows:
(8UND1Y1 xxcxrrEn.)
For New York. IMllladelnhla. Itftnrtlnir. Pnt.r.ff M u
Tamanua, etc., 6:f0, 11:05 a. m.
For WBilatnsDort. million and nanvlllA 7'3il .1. m.
3:16, 11:00 p. in.
ForOatantisaBOO, 1$0, 11:03 a. m., 12.20, 6:00
' For Itnpert 0.00, 7:90, U:05 a. m., 12:20, 8:16, 6:00,
0:35, 11:00 p. m.
TRAINS FOR BLOOMSntiiia
Leave New Y-Tk via Philadelphia 7:43 a. m. 4:00
. ui. and via EaBton 8:43 n. m. 3:45 p. m.
Leave Phllailelphla 10:00 a. m. 6.-00 p. nr.
Leave Reading 11:50 a. m. 7:5T p. m.
Leavo Pottsvlllo 12:30 p. m.
U'avo Tamaqua 1:21 a. in. 9:18 p. m.
Leave Wllllameport 9.18 a. in. 4:13 p. m.
Leavo Catawlssa 7:00 6:00 a. m.. 1:30. 3:20. A:is
11:03 p. m.
Leavo Rupert 6:16, T:0B, 8.08, 11:21 a. m. 1:38, 3:31,
6:22, 11:18 p.m. ' ' 1
tor isaiumore vtasningion ana tno west via B.
& O. IL H.. throuch trains loavo lilrarrt Avonnn
station I'hlla. (P. & it, R. it.) 4:'6, R:eo, H:S7 a. m.
1:04, t:n, 0:40, i:j p. iu. Dunaaya 4:10, 8.02, u:i
a. m., 4:21, 6:18, 7:31 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
tVharf, and south street Wharf!
KOK AtHHIIO CUT,
Week days Exprens, 9.00, a. m. 2:00. 4:00.
p. m.
Accommodation, 8 00 a. m. 5.00, p. ra.
sundavg Kxprrss; 9.00, a, ro. Accommo
dation 8:00 a. in. and 4:30 p. m.
HKTCHNINO, UIVK iTUNTIO C1TT,
Depot corner Atlantlo and Arkansas Avenues 1
Weekdays axpress, 1:30. 9:00, a. m. and
4:00. d. in. Accommodation. fi:t-, a. m.
and 4:30 p. m.
sundays-Kxpreas, 4 00, p. m. Accommo
dation, 7:W a. m, and 4:90 p.- or.
CO. HANCOCK,
A. A. MoLKOD, Oen'l rati. Agent,
JYei. Oen'l. Manager,
PATENTS
Teats and Trade Marks obtalnei,and all 1'itoa t
Biuoaa uuiiuuuvdu mi uuunn vm risiss.
OUIt OPUIOB 1H Ol'I'JSlTE U. K. HATHNT
umcR. We have no Bub-agenclea, all business
lrect, ueaceoau traosaot patent business In less
iiuouuu at wai man muse remote rrom
vvduiuSvUU.
send model, drawing, or pnoto.wlth description,
We advise 11 patentable or cot, tree of charge,
Our tee not due till patent Is secured.
A booli,"lIow to Obtain Patenta'wlth references
0 actual clients In your Btate, county, or town,
dntree. Address
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
FOR THE LAST
40
IT IS A SATISFACTION TO KNOW THAT THE
Clothing 1 Establishment
0. L0WEN8EB
Still leads in the
Still leads in the Largest Stock,
Still leads in the Latest Novelties.
WHILE THE
Is always full of the Latest and
t n 1 i .
uuiinjaiio uuuus uiauc uij
PERFECT SATISFACTION
WHOLESALE
CVj, Iboiaao, Caniy, FfC(ty Tltif
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Henry Matllard's Fine Candies. Fresh Every Week.
FB3ST2SI-5r GOODS k. SFECX-fik-IJirsr.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
F. F. Adams & Co's. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Sole agents of the following brands M Qgu 1
Honry Clay, Londres, Normal, Indian Princoss, Samson, SHror Aeh.
Any order lor Festivals will be supplied with tin Lowest Market Prices, n Wtrnm 1
Orantjej, Lemort5, ream PC
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
G. 6. lOBBIS,
Foreign and Domestic
Atft)
TOBBEE Z3ST CIG-ASS.
BLOOMSBURG PI
get the mmm,
Irs purchasing house hold ncoeaMiiies, it ia wise always to pelcct that whioh
is the best, 11 will bo the cheated in tho end. A good article is always a
i -wco of pleasure. J. SALTZEH has won a wide reputation for selling good
goods at low prices. Ho buys direct from the manufacturers, and can sell first
clasj goods cheaper than can be obtained elsewhere. Hero are some of tho
ai tides and prices,:
Sowing Machines of threo grades, mado
ti", ihoNow Home Sowing machino Co,, 3
d wer drop leaf, all attachments, from
810.50 to $C0.
Royal St. John, $30 upwards.
Standard Rotary, $40 upwards.
New Home, $30 upwards.
Have received tho agenoy for the IJoosoy
Di- tin Oomet, the best cornet in the world.
a goou a-tsortmint of violins, guitarn,
accordeons. driinw. Untiw. fifpn"timl nil
of muaiaal iiiktriiiiinntu rIH, l.naf .it
for violins, guitars, banjos, violincello, aud wi
bapB Violins. Aflnt fnr I?ntf ni!nl-'o r,otln..,o ;5?
pauern-uooK aim lahinon elieels.
I'ianO. OrfT.1113 Tin 1 tmMrin.V nil
,. . , ' o - ) '
disoount for cash.
Do not send elsewhere, but call aud see tho stock of your homo dealer,
who is always with you, and oan give you any information or instruction unon
any instrument you may pnrohase.
J. SALTZER.
Masica
nuts
JAM?
glooms isv;
liistriii
WAREROOMS
I ri
4wla nun Ut putUului. liSLiS!".!' 'At "X'!V" t"!"rf"- 1 brngaltu, pr wad M
OF
Latest Styles,
Largest Stock of Imported and
1... n : j ui !
uy JJ-.pci icuucu vvorKmen,
ALWAYS GUARANTEED.
DEALERS IN
E-iley Piano, S350 to $00 .
Steck, 375 to 000.
U. M Heut & Co., $250 to $400.
Brown & Simpson, S250 to $400.
Estcy Organs, $90 to $175.
Miller organs $75 to $150.
I United Stites organs, $125 to $175.
(Jtiicigo Uottago organ, $90 to 8140
Worcester organs, $75 to $150.
I'aris organs, $00 to S100.
Ct letuated White Sewing Machines $
to $05.
New Uoraestio Sowing Machines, $35
to $75.
Iiuijof,
kin.U
uiri,,,.
nlttna. A ,
..."u -m uu iiiuumy puvuieiiis, HQ
and Stitiii! Maebincs
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