THE CtofctrtteriN AND DESICKjkaT. BLOOMSBURG, WLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
Btato Farmers' Alll&noe
omcEna elbotiei) and raw. text ov
TllKDECLAKATION OV l'ltWCU'LES
ADOITKD,
Tho Stato Farmora' Alliance adjourn,
od on tho 27th after electing tho follow
ing officers for tho ensuing year:
President, Henry 0. Snivoly of Lob
anon County) vico-prexldont Curtis S.
Clark, of Orawfoaci Countyj IcoMiror,
J. S. Potts, of Indiana County) score
tary, Henry C. Dommlng, of Dauphin
County) treamrur, Valentino Hay, of
Somerset County; business agent, K. II.
Werner, of S itiurect County. Kxo
oulivu burial, llunry Drobst. of Berks
County) 1. D. Koohe, of Potior
County) and William Wible,of Adams
County) Judiciary board, H. Ii. Sohall,
of Armstrong County) W. P. Brlokcr,
of Lycoming County, and Tlieodoro
McAllister, of Adams Connty. Dele
gates to tho Na-ioml Farmers' Alii
aneo, Henry 0. Dimming of Dauphin
County, and A. W. Knupper, of Somer
set County. Alternates, J. S. Potts,
o! Indiani County, and H. Young, of
York County. Chaplain, S. B Kent,
of Qrfcno County) steward, J. K. Bra
baker, of Lebanon County) doorkeeper,
Robinson Hood, of Potter County; as
sistant doorkeeper, D. M. Omwake, of
Franklin County, and sergeant-at-arros,
John Dleffcnbaob, of Berks County.
A resolution passed unanimously to
bavp a Summer eucampmont, and a
committee was appointed with full
powers on tho subject. Tho committee
are II. C. Demmintr, chairman, J. B.
Mooro, and William" Wible. Tho ban
ner connty in the Sialo in tho number
of local alliances, is Greene, with fifty
one, and an average membership in
each allianco of oyer fifty.
The report of tho Committee on
Resolutions interesting becanse of its
declaration of tho princl les of tho
alliance, is as follows:
Tho undersigned committee, ap.
pointed by tho Pennsylvania Stato
Farmers' Alliance and Industrial
Union to draft resolutions oxpreesivo of
tho sense of the Alliance, havo unani
mously agreed upon tho following, and
roport the same for adoption:
WnEREAS, There is a great deprcB
sion in the agricultural interests of
tho country, and a great stringency ex
ists in money matters; and
Whereas The tax laws of this State
are unjust, inequitable, and oppressive
made in tho interest of favored classes,
and to the injury of tho messes of the
people; tnereloro, bo it
(1) Resolved, That tho rovenuo or
tax laws of tho Stato should bo revised
by the noxt Legislature so that every
species ot property, real, personal, and
mixed, lands, bonds, stocks, monies,
etc., bo mado to bear its duo propor
tion ot the publio burdens, in order to
relieve tho owners of real estate from
tho unjust taxation to which they aro
now snoiecteo.
(2) Jiesolved, That tho volume of
the ourrenoy is wholly inadequate for
tho business interests of tho country,
and by roason thereof tho value of all
kinds of property has been depreciated
and financial distress has been brought
upon tne country; ana lor relict id this
direction wo favor the free coinage of
silver, and d i 'wcato any discrimina
tion in iavor 1' one kind of monov at
t he xt' " f Himthor.
(3) litioloed, That wo are opposed
. an Hiuus ot trusts and combines
whereby the necessaries of life, fuel,
clothing, and all artiolcs which enter
into daily use and consumption, are
abnormally enhanced in price, to the
great injury ot tho masses.
(4) Jiesolved, That wo are opposed
to the polioy of allowing foreigners to
own and hold largo bodies of land in
this country for speculctivo purposes;
for it tonds to create a monopoly if tho
soil similar to that existing in certain
European countries where the execu
tive landlord system prevails.
(5) Jiesolved That free and honest
election imperatively demand a seoret
ballot; aud we most earnestly request
tho Legislature at onco to call a Stato
Convention for tho purpose of making
the. necessary provision for securing a
secret ballet for the voters of this
Stato at the earliest possible time.
(6) Jiesolved, That notwithstanding
nearly all elates of persons, except
tho farming and indusiriil classes have
had special legislation bontficial to
Jthemselven; yet as we regard class leg
islation wholly wrong and inequitable,
wo shall not demand it for ourselves,
but wo shall demand from henceforth
eaual nnd exact -Justice to all.
(7) Jiesolved That we hold that tho
Constitution of the United States shall
bo amended, requiring tho election of
united States Senators by a dircot vote
of tho poople, in ordor that a higher
order of tallent may bo secured in that
body, and men prevented from secur
ing the position by means of their
wealth alone, and filling tho Senato
with millionaito) regardless of tho prop
or qualification.
(8) Jiesolved, That wo aro in hearty
sympathy with all the industrial class
es of our land, and trust that by all
moana they may co-operate to bring
about the much needed reforms in lee-
islation and otherwise, and secure tho
right that justly belong to thorn.
Respectfully submitted,
Valbntinb Hay (Somerset),
E. D. Roche (Potter),
A. W. KNh'i'rER (Armstrong),
D. M. Omwake (Franklin),
Committee.
from St- Joseph Hospital.
A young girl horo had been suffer
ing tor 12 years with Disease until
she had lost tho use of her limbs, and
was subject to many troubles incident
to the disease. Tin physicians de
clared hor case incurable, and predicted
that her lifo would come to a speedy
end. After taking S. S. S. sho recup
erated ho fast that it was plain that
he had obtained a now loaso on life,
and she has coixiiiued to grow better,
until her permuient cure is assured.
Many oUer patients m our hospital
havo obuiued signal benefit from S. S.
S. and it has becomo quite a favotite
in our house.
The St. Joseph IIosmtal,
Highland, III.
OCIIEI) 11ERSELV AND 1IKK CHILD.
S. S. S. liai relieved mo of a terrible
Scrofula, from which I had suffered
for years. It affected my hose first as
oatarrb, then carried off tho bone, aud
continued to cat until it destroyed the
toft bono in the right side of the nose,
thon wont to my throat, and later on
to my lungs, and It looked as if I was
doomed. S. S. S. has curod me and
has also onnd my little "daughter of
tho s.itne disenso.
Mrs. N. Kitciikt, Mackey. Ind.
Treatise on Glood and slctn Disease milled free
BWIPTBrEOIFlO CO., Atlanta, OS.
Mrs. Greoneye John, who was that
pretty girl in ynorcfllce fdsyT
Mr G. You blessed old second
hand, that was nnly n book agent.
fills. G Aud why am I second
hand, I'd like to know?
Mr. G. Becauso you're always on
ho watch. Fllttburg JJulletln.
B . F. Savits,
PLUMBER AND
GAS FITTER
DEALER IN
Tin Roofing a Specialty,
ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON
ALL WORK IN HIS LINE.
First door Bloomsburg Opera nouso
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
C0NSUNOT1M
SCROFULA
RONOHITIt
COUGHS
COLDS ,
CURES
Wonderful riMh roduor.
Many ham fLnd one poft4
rawed. ' It'&fc&irftft tiMAf
lag pi MvttM 4 th HypopW
Bid tea ui rmn, Herw.gtW ,0f
jpItSSui ill v?'tne7Woril
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Sold fey aU Drurtrtiti;
I had S
iDtANKET"
See for yourself how 5 Bldn-
kets wear and other makes tear.
FREE Get from your dealer free, the
4 Book. ( It has handsome pictures 'and
valuable information about horses.- "
Two or three dollars ' Tor a sa. Iforw
Blanket if ill make your- horse jvorth mora
and eat leas to keep warm-.
5A Five Mile
5A Boss Stable
5A Electric
5A Extra Test
Atk for i
80 other styles at prices to suit every-
body. If you can't get them from your
dealer, write ut. '
ARE THE STRONGEST.
NRNr RtlilliiirujmiMiwu. ... . .
Manurd t7 wh. Atbu som, PnUada.. whs"
make the famoui Hone Brand Baker Blanketfk
Throwing a Switch
li tooth work la alarm? weaiher. as4 tht earltcV
nan caodm ta too well protectea U ha wisbta o
Kwrr on nMiio. Ajtrj ruirou Ma Ut U
II ot Wdfchip ud cxpocurt. Tft gtnaat
tkit will tally piolwt tha mu whole tnuisaM dlk
bim out la atorar weather la tha " Fuh Bru4
riht aprt ol coat, Tha " nth Braid Slltl i " la
tha onl; oae for your parpoaa. aWwara of warthi
p. w. p jci .a iua wei. inareiora cat im
lew imiuiloria. enrr lirtoeol Jtatoped with tha
FUh Brand Traa Tiarh. Dn't accaM m
lalerlor coat whea raa caa hara tha "riah Braai
KKker " delnartd without extra coat. ' articular
ud Uloatratad catalogue free.
A.J. TOWIR, -BottonrMatataM
J. R.SMITH&CO
LIMIT2I).
MILTON, Pa.,
DI1LIBS IS
PIANOS,
Bj the following wellknotrn maker.;
Chickcrina:,
Knabc.
Weber,
Hallet & Bavis. .
Can also furnish anv of tha
cheaper makes at manufacturers
prices. Do not buy a piano be-
uu gvuiug our prices.
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Catalogue and Price Lists
On application.
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Ducaer." i nejf art Bim, out Mnf , Iroa, haao
nua throughout, and cood forjeara ol acrrlaW
Thtjrara worth lea tlnui iHtlr coat, ad willura
f ou manr a akkscia. V Mhar artMa at tclothlfca?
rill iiaiid tha wear and few. Rubber la frail arlB
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THE QEBMAH EMPBE33.
Blrjco Bho camo to tho throno thd
Emproag Angusta Victoria oontinaea
to bo tho Benslblo and niodtBt" woman'
'that (ho was whon only a Princess.
Ty.hiloher husband rnns ab6nt With
fnvnrisK atS'ivltv. ViaUtnrV hrnsnnt and i
'possible allies, grid is "oDtcn't tb rO
main at home, aua pcriorm mo vory
umiteu gtuios.tpat tup coriRtitrition naa
marked oat for the wires of German
Bbver'eiiinB. O wine to the naby" beJ
'reavemenU in tho royal family, the
court at neriiu has not been very gay
inoe Willianl II. began (o roign. In
fact, in tho days Of his 'grandfather it'
was not Tenownod for" its liveliness.
Tbo present;. Kfrrpajor xontlnnes tho
eoonourcal' 'traditions 'oftho Hohen'
zollorn family, and oburt recop iOns are'
not much mote frequent than stato
bills woro at Paris nnder M. Jules
Qrevy. Having scarcely any other
publio duties to perform than to appear
at theihead of her regiment of cuiras
siers during the rare moments when
the Emperor is at home, .the Empress
devotes most of her time to her house
hold oaref, and berhapa continues to
put' Up.hcr 6Wn preserves, is feho did
when she was the' Princess William.
Tho Emperor' is not at till displeased
at this kind of 'talent, ao'the following
iiloident will show. Soon after Wil
liam II. was crowned. & committed bf
U Ul .11. .WU..D, U . 111 IVOUIirU W VUC.
a gift to the new Empress, decided,
without a very long deliberation, that
tho souvenir shbuld consist of a white
silk apron trimmed with costly laces,'
and baving tho names ol the bye littlo
Princes embroidered in garlands. In
receiving' this present, the Empress
told the donors that sho was happy to
accept such a gift, for tbo apron had
always been the symbol of a good Ger
man housewife. "Besidee," she added,
"my husband will be' satisfied with
your offering, for he desires that
should always wear an apron in the
nouser
The Empress Augusta' Victoria is
now in her thirty-first year, and is
three months older and somewhat tall
er than the Emperor:; but her fair and
fresh complexion makes her look
younger than her age. An, oval face,
soft blue eves, beautiful teeth, and an
abundanoo of blondo bair give her a
decidedly agreeable, it not positively
pretty physiognomy, while .she passes
for. having smaller feet than nature has,
generously bestowed upon tho sisters
of ber raoe. The Empress has already
given five sons to her husband ; but
ber motherly care, is not loner bestowed
on each one, for soon as possible their
lamer takes them away from tbo nurse,
and sends them to the drill-master in
Thuringia, where they are uniformed,
booted, spurred, and taught to train a
sabre in true German fashion. Per
haps the Empress would like to have a
daughter among this little flock, but
William II. is satisfied with sons.
Speaking one day to his elder sister,
the Princess of Saie Mtinintren. he
said : ''It iB better to have only boys,
because 'when' there ia a'daughteV, that
immediately causes more embarasa
menu and entails creator expense.
First of all, there must be a governess,
odo or more maids of honor, and a lot
of complicated finery. On tho .con
trary, "when there are only boys, they
can all be dressed in the same fashion
in uniform. A niece of cloth will
serve for all of them. My boys are all
dressed aa artillerymen, even thermal! '
est one, who is already a oorpofal.
Arid it is' in' this costume that thev
play all day Iodij! Only, the poor lit
tle Princes cannot play as other chil
dren do'; their solo recreation iq to
anSuse themselves with' military theory
and exercise, so as to become warriors,
arid' win laurels, as their ancestors have
done, and as their father hopes to do.
Theodore Child, in JTarper't Jia
zar. Valted By .8pooks,
PNOANHV MAKIKK&TAT10NS 1K A BCRAK-
TOM 110CSE.
Pine Brook, a uorthern suburb of
Boranton, is in a state of oxoitement over
what is regarded as" ghottly miifesta
tions. For tbo past sir weeks the
families of Martin Nealon and Mrs'.
Gatbarino Walsh have bton unable to
sleep on account of strango noises
which, are beard every night about
twelve o'clrok in tho front room of tho
Wauh apartments.
The manifestations consist of ran.
pings, heavy fooOiteps, slamming doors
anu omer mysterious sounds.' The
most caroful investigation failed to aa.
certain the cause of the occurrence and
tho people' in that locality attribute it
to somo supernatural agency.
Last Wednesday night, both fami
lies, with several of the neighbor-,
gathered in the kitchen determined to
unearth tbo mystery. About Tnldnight
a shuflling of foot was heard in the
front room accompanied by a spasmo
dic rapping as if on a pannel of tbo
door. The men rushed into the room,
but they found nothing to which the
strangeTioUes-coura'Tjo al'tnLutedr A
go out. The windows and doors,
which had boon nailed, were found in.
tact and the vigilant, watchers were
uuty uiuru uuzunu man ever...
wl .1-1 ' ' -.1- .' 3.
,We.i5y.wcrg ft.oflui lojeave tbe
room ono of the men chanced to look
out of the window and to his horror
saw an apparition whioh almoit trans
fixed him to tho spot. Mrs. Walsh
and Mrs. Nealon also witnessed It and
almost fainted at tho sight. Outlined
in tho darkness, just outside the win
dow, was tbe bust of a youth with
golden balr, fair features and large
burnintr eyes. It disappeared as sud
denly as it caine leaving no trace of
its presence.
The Walsh family' moved' out of the
house Thursday, and tho Kealson
family aro also preparing to leave.
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owr Ahoaal kV
.. QeperfoHews.
ilAi MlfSdn nmf Vmlly Motfaw rs
capcll frfcrri'lho Wstern Penitentiary
nt Pittsburg lostFriday. 'McGiw was
sdrvlng ntoriri of '(wolvd' ydara for
munloraiuliyhiicn was In for' olght
yoars fof,lUfg(ary.
.O&iitiatt Wililam MoClclland has
bei n triatJrsVd bflhi OHctti 6t , the 1 8th
UeglmentK.'Q.Pfor oflloo of Ad
jutant Genoral under Governor Pall
,0D.
. AMPRrfSAND, Saranao Lak'6 N. Yi,
iNov.fSJ.'eltrirtr'triclrfal
A dogYoes tFvj?clov ihi Signal
ipUtjon hero this morning "This is llio
coldest weathor swlar this Fall. Too
;LOer8ara'naD;Lak.o tijrosien up, and
iub poiiut ami i.iKes nro covered,
with ice. J n th.' mount ins 2 hobos qf
sno'w covers tho grourd.
Pari, Nov. 27.- M Pollr-tan ha?
presented to tho Blidgl t Uominitleo a
report on tho finat.oial situation of
France. This slloivs that the oitlmated
dobt of tho country is 80,300,810,59(1
francs of nominal eripitit.'and 22, '824'
OjlS.'COO francs of actual oapltal, thp
nominal rate of interest being 3.48 pet
cent., and tbo aolual rate 1.02 per cent
"Tills," odiitinUes the report; ''is the
lafcist public dobt" in tho world, but
.French credit is suflloiently solid to
f TJ1 1. t. !..! I 1
etlivrr Ui X'lOUUU BfcUUK ugiug reuKUOtj'i
as S por cents."
A Woman's Christmas Feast-
A moro perfect Christmas magazine
for. women could not have been mads
than is tho December ladies' Jlotni
tfdnrnal. Truly, hero is Christmas in
story, song, and sketch. Sixty five
autnors and artists baye helped td
make th.s number authors famous
and gifted liko Harriet' Beeohcr Stbwe,
Elixabeth Stuart' Phelps, 'Margaret De
laud, Sarah Orno Jewett, Mary Ma'pcs
Dodge, Dr. Talmage, Ida Lewis, Rob
J. Burdettf, Mrs. Uenry Ward
Beeohor. Mary, J. Holmes, Kate Upson
Clark, EH Wheeler Wilcox, Rose
Terrjr Cooke; Foster Coats, Elimbotti
B. Custer. "Harriet 'Prcsoott Snofford.
Mrs. Lyman Abbott, Margaret Bottomo
'and Ebe"n',E;Kex'iord,- each of whom
make a distincl' sugccss in their contri'
buliohs. Everything a woman would
wish to know about Christmas, how to
make presents, what to give, all about
tbo Christmas din tier ' and holiday
decorations is given by the best author
uy omainauie. women unvo never
had s6 beautiful a magaxino prepared
aor tnem, rich in lliustratiOD, wiao m
selection, helpful in tone a peifect
aeitgui to nand and eye. A special
unustuias cover bind! the number.
Published at ono dollar a year by the
Curtis Publishing Company, 433-435
muu strict, x nnaueipnia.
i ( A $50,000 Dinner Bet-
Tho Astor family' possess a gold
dinner-service that is tho envy of every
woman who has ever seen it.: It la
one of the, most costly in this country.
li is ValSed'at' Sfty thousand dollars,
auiu to uuvf luo tJrurvrty ui iurs. w m.
Astor. It ha'i been in the family's
possession a long time ; it would be
hard to describe, aa it was made in
different parts of the world 'and was
picked up on odd occasions. It is
unique, and has been talked about
more than any 'dinner set in' this conn
try. The larger dishes consist' of an
immense plateau and centre-piece, end
pieces, oandelabrums1, 'wirie-coolers add
Ditchers. In tha drairrn in rAnrnaAnrnrl
iruit ot an description, together ,with
. . . r-o" r -r
uuiuuru sua iiun in repousse worK. Airs.
Astor uses a while linen table-cloth of
finest toxture, made especially for her.
with a wide lace border showing a lin
ing' of piok satin. Hor table is al
ways decorated with Glorie do Paris
?osen, their exquisite shado of pink
matoning exactly tnesatin underneath.
noster voates, in Madies Jiome
Journal.
Patents Granted.
To citizens of Pinnaulvnnin dnrinrr
the past week; and reported for' thi
paper by O. A Snow fc Co., Paten
Attorneys, opposite U. S. Patent Of
fiop, Washington, D. O.
M. Carman, Towanda, Pa. Upright
tubnlar steam boilnr. TZ: R. Hnro
Drifton, Pa. Elevator apparatus. II.
D. Deschler. Emniis. Pa. Alntnr. A II
Dodd, Allentown, Po:. Shatter work.
T I V-V. a - n. n
o. w. uowme, weaver iaiis, if. Port
able drilling maobine. A. B. Eby,
Leaoock, Pa., Rofriceratincr or freezing
system. R p. Garsed. Norristown,
1 a. Elevator signalizing apparatus.
S. reok, Collinsvillp, Pa. Plow. J.
R. Qodshall. TSlnnmintr Olnn Pa
Windmill. M. A. Green. Altoona. Pa.
Crank Shaft.
Women Indifferent About Voting.
Christian Atlnnnafn Vina honn l.lml.i
ing tho vote "of tho Methodist Eplsco-
osition to admit women' as Jay delo-
O wmv.w.. "uill v;. . ityjr-, a HUB
far the'rretarns havebepn'receivrd from
seventy congregations located In the
Pittsburg. Ene, East Ohio, and West
Virginia Conferences. In these there'
12,811 members entitled to vote, but
only 8314 exercised the privilege. Of
this number 2051 voted for tbe admis
sion of womon and 12G2 against. Pas
tors report a singular indifferenoe with
rumuuii iu inq question in some con.
gregations, not more than one voter
out of fiye coming to tho meetings.
MlK. Rinnr Hriunvi r.f Want An..lllA
Pennsylvania, a thrifty householder,
73 years of age, does herown domestic
woric, Keeps a large hennery, takes
care of her garden, weaves' hundreds,
of yards of rag carpet every year, apd
works out her road tar with shovel,
hoe and wheelbarrow, and with an
honest thoroughness that nukes the
haart of tbe rond master to rejoice.
Horses, Oattle, Sheep & How.
Eictlt uiirtn.tr, tor tat rtpVd cr f
Km lANUFACTUlr.O CO., IY0M H V
.81.tH).r.ly,
1 nranda.m mlri in n'Mn. - fZZTZT-. ,
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Remedy,
TRUTHS FOR THE SICK.n
for Uiosn dcnthlj
IlltloufiSiK3Uiilci?ml
i 1 .two w tiTljo mid
for a c4Uo w here 6 v iv
piiiin ittTTKnB win
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It will rtiro roi
Inot assist or euro. It
wIlniiiMiiiTptWar
never falls.
thflttlrcdandalljtono
fccllnfft if o, uec
Soi.r nun IHtteilb:
CleansothoTltlated
loC4l when von see
its Impurlilcs burst-
ii win euro yon.
nvinrougn tno ssin
n rimtilcsalltotrhes.
oloeelf confined In
ti-rntlvisi wtm nrf
iml Aornn. Itnlv hn
mo nuns ami wotk
shops clerkSaWlio do
not procure safflclent
exMxlso. and all who
arc confined Indoors,
should u so PuiaTliun
niTTEita. Thev will1
litariiun BiTTKns.M
Unit lionlth will iVi. W
IOW.
fillLPllIMt ItfTTnu
win cure iiTercom
nlnlnt. Don't to ill
not then bo weak am if
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SlTKir
If tou do not wish
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to sn (Tcr from lthctmi
will build roil un Anil III
atlsm, uso n bottlo on
make you BtroDgaudl I
hcAltlir. m
MULPHUR 1IITTKR8;
it hcxcr falls to enro.
HULP1II1R ItfTTKEsI II
Duu't lio without n
bottle. Try Ut you
iwiu uinKa your uiooutM
iurv,neii nuu 8ironir,Ku
win inn mjtrn iu
-iihi juur uvan nnm.
Lailles In duUcntr
health, who aro nil
Try BULriiuiTTur
rEHS to.nlccht. nnd
run tloun, should use
you will sleep well
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urn ut i iicurr rnrit.
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Fend 3 2-ecnt stamps to A. V. Ordwat A Co
allOBtoiii Uass., and recclvo a copy, free.
Intelligent Eeaflars will notice tlutt
rtJOt "irrti(cZ lo eW all 1im.
f ttlaa., but ilr nk ata raweU
from llaordar.l Urtr, vim i
Vertigo, Headacho, Dyspepsia,
Fevers, Costiveness, Bilious
tioiic, i-iatuience, etc.
Vai h tie or arOBOtwurranlaxKav'
felHIk but ara mm uarlr na le la no.
aUM. f ttaetla. it r.m.dy . rrl.., a Sets.
aOIaO EVEKYWIIKItK.
-Ttiousaiids uaTtt been permanently cured bv-
I'liliiADEIil'IIIA.rA. friseatonccnooperatlpn
crime or time from business. Cases pronouDCtxllu
curable by others wanted. Bend for Circular
CURE GUARANTEED.
AUvlce r n
OxHcelIo')aBto3.
Oct 8-'90-1y
Ulub Prl't f ir. Garrt
,,v" ion. of fUt.ni. (H.I..
tSSO month i I naw h n ,
U wrltMl "Wsi at work an a f.rtn f.j
mtloni aid oflta makeWlift Amj
for L.JC Allen aV ra'm albums nrl nM(.
William Kiln?, llarriaburr, Tm
l anTthlnr ta aoii ilka A.eaiihn...
""" nvrrr anown
caterdajltoolt ordfrs ei tough t
I par na over VISA." W. J. El
lmorar Daogor, kla., wriieil "I
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i-rqnt iionfUllulDCIIMWU
Jror a alniclc day'awork."
rOlharaaradnlnv nnlfaea.tar.lt.
we hava not iitaca to gira ci.
SIiqII we stnrt YOU in this buslncfi-.
rrad-rT . Wrlta to aa and laarn all about it for jonrarlf. We
re sunluK many wawUIttart yoo If jon don't delay until
aiiotbtrrcta ahead ofyoaiayoor part of tha country. If yon
take hold yo will be able to pith up cold fait, oritpn'l
On account of a forced manafartuirfa tale lSA.OUO ten
tlnllar 1" hotogmpb Albnmi are to besoH 'otul
P,upioCof lc iiauaA ,n yal Crlmaon Silk Valve.
I ln-h. CbarmlDsly decorated Inaldae. Haueomeat alboma In the
world. Urfreet uUa. Oraateat barfatna Tr known. Atcnta
".rjted. Ubtnltenna. Big money f6r airenta. Any one can
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lalkintf nK.aaty. Wherever ahown, every one want to pur.
ehaee. Agentt tab tbonaanda of ordan with rapidity never
Mon known. Orvat proAia await avery worker. Agenta an
ciakliirfwrtunea. Udlaamaka aa anuch aa nan. Tou, reader.
cn doaa wall aa any one Knll Information and terras free.
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nlly bibles Dooka and Periodicals After yon know all,
tSKaoldyon conclnda to ro no further, wfa no harm la dona.
one who Uk aa hold of thla mnd htialn... nil.. ... a,
Jan ltvw-iy.
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Tot LOST or PATXIHO MAHBOODl
Oaaaral and KEKVODS SeBILIIV
Wjaknaea of Body and Kind, Effaota
OTErToraarEn..M.ln nu..V...
mm ...ii'iuii ran. RNtma Hn t. ..I.r.a as
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. f ' lf C.lri. ffrlU Ua
nixi'Tfi.
t?tpinei I u I
f na of tho
the world. Our belliueaare
anaqualfd, and to inuodaeaour
a perl or roods we will tend rati
to OMB l-KRSOK lo each lotaHly,
aa above. On) thoee who write
tout at once can make aur o
tha chanea. All yoo have to da la,
return la to ahow onr (todo t
thoee who call roar neiahbora
" and those around too. Tha be.
glnnlor f thla adverUaenaat
htwi the email and of the t.i..
Tb follawiof; cot jrlte tha appaaranca af It reduced ta
about tba flftietb part of lt bulk. It la a grind, doable alia tela.
Mopa.aa Urge aa ta aaay to rarry. Wa will eleo anew yon bow rou
un make from 83 toStOaday at leait, from the iUrt,witb.
Mtaiperleaca. Uettar write at one. TTe pay all eipreM ahagat,
4ddr, U. UALLK1T CO.. Bos HBO. roTLurp, Mail m
A PNE88 A HUB 18 tEl CDHItrr
rlMani CUSHIOXS. WhlFrpr hcArd. Corr
Sartabla. Nateeeafal where all tUxiv 41m fall. Held hy 9. HlSfOZi
ejaHi ertiin mmw aera. nrmiir yrMnraaii
12 5 d4t.
K
IPP & PODMORE
iYK0niTE0T8,
Ostskuodt Bdildino, Wilkesbarre, Pa,
Branch Office, nioomiburir. Pn.. with
Jho. M. Clark, Att'y. & Counsellor. .
l.ai-ir
PENSIONS FOR ALL.
THE OLD 11BLIAULK AGESCY.
WE NEVKIt FAIL OP SUCCESS.
Recent &CLB nf Comrmna Artj.nd lh. 1vin.iltn nr
the pension laws to nu Disablea Holdlere, no mat
ter wnether thlr disabilities were Incurred In
the army or since dLschaive.
Every BOldter'S WldOW. who hA9 tn wnrlr tnr a.
Urlntr, and bis minor children, and tbe parents ol
v.. uuui.iiiuu uiuuivni wuo niea in tne aervice.
It now in need, can get pensions. Address with
stamp lor return postage, o. L. KUElllIAItT,
AityaLaw.
11-14-lt. Beaver Falls, Ueavar Co., Pa.
QUATEPUIi-COSIFORTINa.
EPPS'S COCOA.
HHEAKPA8 1"
(,Bv a thorauah knonln.1irftnr t.hn natnrat lanr
which govern tho operations ot digestion and
nutrition, and by a caremi application of the noe
properties of well-Belected oocoa, Mr. Eppi nkt
Srorlded our breakfast tables with a delicately
avored beverage which may save as many heavy
doctors' bills. It la by the Judicious use ot such
articles of diet that a constitution may be gradual
ly built up until Btrong enough to resist every ten
aencyto disease. Hundreds ot subtlo maladies
are noaung arouna us rendy to attack wherever
there is a weak point. We may escape many a
fatal Bhatt by kceiilnir ourselves wen (nrtmn with
pure blood and a properly nourished f rame."-t1ril
Jitrvtce aaietts. Made simply with boiling water
or mint. Bold only in halt pound tins, by tlrocers,
labelled thus:
4A31H.H KITS A; CO., Ilomoopathlo ChemUU,
11-Sl-it. London, England.
SALES ME
WANTED
LOCAL OR
TRAVELING.
tOBfllourNurncry Stock. Salary, Expenses and
Steady employment guaranteed.
CUAUE UKOTUEUS COMPANY,
moa. 9 & U w. llochester, N.V.
SIMPLY AST0NISHI1TGI
. Any person, young or old, oan read all the notes
In tmifclo correctly within 5 uilouus after com
menclrjg, by uslig
Ileppna aiualn Chart,
Without any other Instruction, this we positively
guarantee. For sale by all nrat-clsss Mualo Deal
ers throughout the United (States or mailed di
rect to your address on receiptor price, fi.0'.
V. J. UKl'm bON, 1UT Chestnut St., Willa., l"a.
Nov, H-iyr. '
OFALLPLASTERS
for many "years iiseo and prc-511
ccently introduced generally. 2v
Dfl.0u05VEN0RS JT
ellcapsic
s
PLASTERS. iT
The best Porous Platter madrSA.
for all aches.palnj and weak places) -.
iTJnlike other nlaatert. aa be suretD
I (and get the genuine with the pic-Jp
(tore of a bell on the back-cloth.)
(iBOtVIMORcV KlCKAKDS, IlOSton
TJLJ.I Ifl II i
Mil s r
cm vsTSLV
T?TTTTTTTTl T laTaTaTaTaTaTam.
mm
wiles rwmMtr
ll-21-l-tU
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
pLOOMSUUItO&BUli'UVAN 11. It.
Taking effect MONDAY, NOVBMDEH 17, 16W).
boutil noirrn.
Ar. Ar. Ar. Lv. Lr. bv.
STATIONS, r. at. r. u. . a. at. r. it. r. at.
uioomsourg,H... s S3 la 10 T is s S3 is s to
MAinmreot t is it oi 7 07
Irondale e is 12 on 1 w
t'aper Mill. 08 11 ea ts
LlshUitniet....... I 05 11 49 t M
8 41 t 4J 6 47
8 45 S 45 ft 60
8 M 3 M 6 W
8 50 S 56 7 03
Of. 8 07 T 10
15 8 17 7 SO
9 20 8 &0 t 14
Orangevllle 6 61 11 88 43
Zancr's 5 43 11 21 e so
rvras. o 43 ll 7 d sa
Stillwater.......... B 87 11 IB S S3
9 S7 8 S5 7 31
Benton .., 5 S3 II 09 15 9 87 8 M 7 89
rAiauuB,......,.,,. D 1 11 IS e 11 tl 0 00 1 l
L'oloe Creek 5 SO II to C9 9 44 8 49 7 48
Sugarloaf, 6 15 11 (7 0 03 9 48 8 46 7 A3
Uubachs,.... 0 19 10 61 ft 00 9 68 8 60 7 67
Central. 5 03 10 43 6 63 10 OS 4 00 807
lamison city.... 6 ou 10 40 5 60 10 10 4 03 8 10
Lt. lt. hy. Ar. Ar. Ar
r. at. A. M. l. at. a. at, r. v. r. at.
J-ELAVAR1S, LACKAWANNA &
WESTERN RAILROAD.
BLOOMSDUKG DIVISION.
HTATIONS.
r.at.
NORTnCUBJRUND. 6 40
Cameron 5 65
CbulasKy
Oanvlllo 60S
catawlssa (25
NORTH.
P.M. AlU. i. h
1 60
1000 ft 16
10 15
1019
10 35
10 48
11
ft 41
ltuport.. 680 1 80 1060 7 06
nioomsburg s 86 2 35 10 57 7 la
Espy.i 6 41 8 41 11 06 7 30
Uino Hldga. 6 60 .... 1113 797
Willow tlrove. 6 64 .... 11 10 7 81
868
Urlaroreek 6 63 .... 1130 7 36
Ucrwlck 7 05 8 69 11 31 7 43
Ucachtlavcn Til .... 1131 749
nick's Ferry 718 .... 1133 765
Mhlcxshlnuy. 7 80 8 20 11 48 8 08
IlUniOCk's. 743 .... 11 63 8 17
Nanttcoke. ,., 7 60 8 88 13 06 8 24
Avondtlo 7 64 .... 13 10 8 23
Plymouth 7 69 8 43 1816 8 83
Plymouth Junction so.i .... 1320 833
Kingston 808 8 53 18 37 8 43
Bennett........... 813 .... 1281 849
MaltOy 817 13 33 S 63
Wyoming. 8 21 4 01 13 40 8 68
West rittaton 827 4 0a 124s 903
l'lttston. 883 4 11 1368 909
Lackawanna 840 ...... 101 V17
Taylorvllle. 8 48 ..... 109 9 35
uenevue, . sm .... 115 sso
ovainTUH V W 23 1 20 9 83
STATIONS.
bOUTH,
r. if. r. it
SCRANTOH '. 6 10 9 50
a.m. A. it. r.u.r.n
1 68
820
6 23
uenevue. 815 9 65
Taylorvllle 6 20 10 00
Lackawanna 6 23 10 09
Plttston 6 86 1016
West Plttston 6 41 10 32
Wyoming-.., 6 47 10 27
Maltby gel 1080
Bennett. 6 63 lo 34
Kingston 6 58 1033
Plymouth Junction. 7 0s 10 43
riymouth 710 1047
Avondale 714 10 51
Nantlcoko 719 10 63
PkV,10'8 "
?,hl?W.mnI' "I
Hick's Ferry. 7 55 1121
Beach Haven 8 01 1134
Uerwick 8 07 1140
unar creek 818
3 02
210
218
2 24
229
237
140
3 45
rso
8 65
159
6
0 87
6 46
6 68
665
6 69
703
707
712
716
7 21
T25
3 06 7 43
8 30 7 66
3 31 8 07
3 40 8 13
3 47 8 30
3 63 817
wiuow drove. , 616 1160
LUneltldge 8 20 1154
E?py 826 1201
3 57 8 31
402 836
4 09 8 41
uiuuinsourg s 32
IfPCrt 8 37
Catawlssa 842
Danville 8 57
Chulusky..; " ...
Cameron 9 07
NoKmonBaaiAKn 9 21
1306
1213
13 17
12 82
4 15 8 47
4 22 8 52
4 23
4 46
454
6 00
l'a'Vi
13 65
515
Connections at Hupert with Philadelphia' &
Reading Railroad tor Tamanend. Tamanua. will.
. T.
'"Mport, sunbury, l-otuvlllo, etc At Horthum-
iZ:. t, """A-" "'v- ' ror liamsnurg,
i . uaiijiaau, ua. man.,
Scranton, Pa.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
" Din
Philadelphia 6l Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northom Central
Railway.
11!
TIME TABLE.
in effect NOV2J, 1890. Trains leave uanburi
. EASTWARD, '
.vM Train 14 (Dally except Sunday
uamsnurg ana Intermediate stations
arrlvlnor at. phuarfAinhtA a... M . vr.rr
3.50p.m.i Baltimore, 8.10 p. m.: Vashsngton
J" P' m., connecting at Philadelphia torall twa
r 8tt 8t"itoy),fornarrlaburg and intermtv
it VA arriruij; at, 1'aiiaaeipa
UB,.?:J?:,, WUjiton, 8.15 p. m. Parlor oar
5 PlJ'ladelnhla and passenger coaches to Phlla-
.u u, ui. : nw inrz. n. m. t H Mm.M
f0rn.rt.hnranf,.-Si Jfi..T. jH?. J?. JtliH?
n I. aT iZZ, T . . . . aj lUMlianj DlilaUUUS, ttll IT '
IDeat PhllftilR nTllaal OK a n . Van. 1' a- T.k - 11
- - aawiu. uuuinbUlUrju Ulilyli O. 111.
m., asWngton. 7.W a, m . rullmaa Bleeping caw
a KM a rr Tm n a 1 . a 1 r
burs ana lnt5rmedla.io t.r.at.tnna Arrivinr at-
oiori'u iua mi uaiumorQ waaiuiiiTion.
W o". vwwviauo MlUatliUllUirja
VVKSTWAllla".
x.ir4 a. m. 'iTain u. fiiuiiv mnr isn A
SaSrS'S 'SSSS.?1801 ca anl Punier
MU". m. Trains (dally), for Krle.
uananaaigna ana Intermediate otatlons, Hoches
ter, uuflalo and wiagara Falls, vTlth van
iS?rSs.Sjecar8 anaPto"oeooacnes toitrleand
ntermedlato Btitlois." ""'u "lu
1.42 D. in. Train 11 Mailt? at.t...
10.00 Train lit Muttvt rn rv TrAnAn
3 tyl for Itunri n.lnnn i.lmta ant in..mCLii... ..
tlons, Rxhetitcr, llnnalo and Niagara Falls with
throughpassengor coaches to Kane and Roohester
and fanorcar to itocnester. c
JS Ft-rShJS'H9.1?! axoeptBundayjtor Ke-
..7... .uwiuinuaw Bbuuons, With
through passenger coaches to ltenovo and Blmlra.
9.10 p. rn. Train 21. ( 1nll m, irmTTTi-
oortand IntermHrttatn atitino ' n""
THliOUQll TRAINS JfORBUNUUKY WtOMTHB
Train it leaves New Vork. 12.15 nltrht
a ui .". ( 1uifv111gat.ounDary1a.00,
PhlladelDhla. H.50 a. m. ' Wahin(rfainin1liea.y!,8
tlmore 9.00 a. m. (oauy except bunday arnvtnir&t
sunoury. 1.12 wltb Parlor car from PhltaSSphti
JSrt Mnm"nV mnaaeipnia
Train i-ieaves New York 9.00 a.m.tPhiladRi
Sfn!.45 ft J?,i(laU,, "VfJPl'nun'day, am'vlnK at
DUia.ll.eu a. m. ! WAahlrtfrtyin in rn m . ......I
fronlphi'iadJlJhirand u"aiJlmorr,,)I,KOr coacM,
TrAlnffl lAnVLH Moor Vft.lr o n..
mF."llPJbla-s:sPjm- WuBhlngton 8.80 p. ml'
"a'llmore4.a3p.m.dally) arrlvuig at StinOury,
. JJlrV 1?5ve?.Nl!w YorK P- n-i Philadelphia
J;i!lp-S-Wa81llntn'7'40 P. in., Baltimore als
P;,.-'.'" except Saturday,) arriving at sun
bury, 2.01 a. m. with Pullman sleeping cars and
more wwvuw 'lwu nasuiugum ana naltl-
Traln 8 leaves New York &00 p.m.; Phlliuol.
mJSS ,.?A I, "aMington, IB.00 p. m. i Unitl-
s .v,!"1!"?'" amvuiKa BunDurj 5.1U
&...Sri..Jf,tll.wlI!""ul Weeping care from
r- " ..oiuuBfcuu anu uaiumoro ana
PMsonger ooaoheB iiou) Philadelphia and Dam.
HUl!if Fa" eX'. lI.liJ.T1i'. iYH.KKHIM It II K
......... iiuarii jareif sv tiN 1
lliraNilll Ktll.tVAV,
(Dally except Bunuay. )
Train 7 Ifta.P. Unn...i mnn .
0p.m'.tIllOOmirerr,' 10,13 &,m" WUtoB-birr.
at Bloom Perry 6.aa p. m.. WlUes-barro r.w p. if
Ha'n.,?,'e"S Wflkesfcarre 11.17 ".m.irriT
Train 11 leave Hnnrmrv a ..
alu'Vave?
vlng at Bloom Ferry 4.S4 p. m., Banbury 5.23 p. m;
bUHUAV TKAINS.
Trfllnf ln.w.lliinhnnllkta.
PaHSlm."'001" 18rr,0" Wllkea-liarnB
, . Train S3 leaves Wllkes-Barre 6.10
F's?d ttrr7"Ul at Bloom "T, 6.S9 p. m., Banbary
ciIas. b. i-nau, j, n. wood
aen. Manager. oen. Paiaenger Agt.
TDUILADELIMHA
& HEADING
HAILHOAD.
ON AND AFTBR Nov. 16 1(90.
TltAlNS LBAVB BLOOMBUHQ as follows:
(SVNPATS UOirTBD.)
For New York, Philadelphia, Heading. Pottsvllle
Tamanua. eta, 6:05, litis a. m.
For ft llllainsport. 8:10 a. m., 8:16 p. m.
For Danville and Milton, 6:10 a, m., 8:16, U;oo p.
6-sa d. m. :10' nM m-' M:ao 8:00
ei"(!oTtm.M,8:10'"1,Sa-m-' ,S:a)' ":00-
T1UINS FOIt BLOOMBBUltO
?i. a Philadelphia 7:45 a. m. 4:00
Leave Philadelphia iftoo a. in. tvoJ p. m.
Leavo Heading lt:60 a. m. 7:57 p. mT
Leave l"ottvllle 120 p. m.
Leave Tainaqua lail a. m. 9:18 p. m.
Leave ft lUlamsport 9.30 a. m. 4:15 p. m.
11 m 8 ,8aa 7:00 8:,0a-B1'. 1:80, 8:10, M0
fciMin "p?2? 7:ae, m' m ,:91
n i. it .h wanEton and the West via a
ATLANTIO CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Iter 7, chestnut Street
I Wharf, and South Btreet Wharft vu",uu,, Blreet
... Q ATLAHTI0 OITT.
p Yn? aasKlPreaa :0. . m. 2:00, 4.-00,
Aoooinmodatlon, 8:00 a. m. 6.00, p. m.
Bundars Kxpretw, 9.00, a. m. Aocommo.
dation8.ooa.iri.anda:80pVm.
KITDHXIMO, U1V8 ATLANTIC C1TT,
SfiJSf iornor AtlanUo and Arkansas Avenues 1
Week days -Zipress. i.-ao, .oo. a. m. and
a4n0dC.:WPp.mt? on. 8:05 "a. T
dfflfiERraaffl .J- Accommo.
A. A. -McLKOD,
O. O. HANCOCK,
r ,
FOR THE LAST
3
IT IS A SATISFACTION
Clothing i Establishment
OF
0 L0WEN8E8G,
Still leads in the
Still leads in the Largest Stock,
Still leads in the Latest Novelties.
WHILE THE
a a
Is always full of the Latest and
Uomestic uoods made up
PERFECT SATISFACTION
WHOLESALE
(fr&tfy, (Joiacfo, (C&n1, Fvo"tj an r2oty.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Henry Maillard's Fine Candies. Fresh Every Week.
FEiTiq-Sr GOODS L. SFEOEA.LiTrZ'.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
F. F. Adams & Co's. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Sole agents of the forhnrlng brands t Ciara 1
Henry Clay, Londres, Normal, Indian Princess, Samson, Sflvor Agh.
Any aardcT lor FotiraJa trill be supplied with tbe Lowes Mofcct Price, aa Mctm ,
OrtMej. Lemort5, 9 ream h)t5. lt
BLOQllURG, ?k.
G. 6. ffOBBIS,
Foreign and Domestic
BL00MSBURGP.J-
mm mm wmm
In pnrcbasincr lionee hold noaesHitien. it. in wen nlumva tn clnni ii.at u.i,;i.
is tha best, it will bo the cheapest iu the end. A good article in always a
1 wee of pleasure. J. SALTZEli has won a wide reputation for selling good
goods at low prices. Ho buys direct from tho manuf.mtiirnrs. nnd mn Roll fimr
class goods cheaper than can bu obtaiuod elsowhere. Hero are somo of tho
articles ana prices :
1
Spwinrr INlnnrliripfl nf ffirno frmlna
hv iho New Ilnmn Rflwinrr mnnlimn
drawer drop loaf, all attachments,
5i'J.ou to
Royal St. John, $30 upwards.
c. 1 r . jl - . 1
ssSS'iwlaECT5Waai,"
oiauuuru i.oiary, J540 upwaras,
New Home, $30 upwards.
Have reeeivt'il thn nrrnnmr fnr (hn
Distin Cornet, tho best cornet in the
accordeons, dram, flutes, fifes'and all
tit uuu nnoui Liuuis ut viiiiiriN. ami Hrn
oi musical instruments. Tha best of
tor viounB, guitars, Danlos, violincollo, and S'iPt'
bass violins. Atjont for Biitterick's patterns, JjjMlV
pattern-book and fashion sheets. "SsKsjri'
Pianon. ortzans ami aowin minblnna anLl nn mnni.n ..... a i
discount for cash.
Do not send elsowliern. lint, nnll ami
- - , ..
who is always with you, and oan give
miu inAtrnmnnt. vnn mnu niipiVinan
. J wv. .Mt rM.UUMD
J. SALTZER,
Musical
nls
i!IW
BkV yi.HAIirar..M T.,n.a...
W aMWDUWa M1M, U
Instriin
WAREROOMS
TO KNOW THAT THE
Latest Styles,
Largest Stock of Imported and
by Experienced Workmen.
ALWAYS GUARANTEED.
DEALERS IN
Etoy Piano, $350 to $60.
Steok. $375 to $G00.
Ii. M. Bent & Co., $250 lo S400.
Brown & Simpson, $250 to $400.
Kstfy Organs, $90 to $175.
Millor organs, S76 to $150.
United States organs, $125 to $175.
Chicago Cottage organ, $90 to $140
Worcester organs, $75 to $150.
Paris organs, $60 to $100.
Celebrated White Sawiuij Maohinos $
to $G5,
New Domestio Sewing Machines, $35
to $75.
mn.ln
Pii J
from
l!nn... w
world.
nnninp
kinds
strings
no
una fl.a i i n .
v..u nwua Ul vuur UUIUU deaiCr,
you any information or instruction uoori
r
al Saw MiieliiiiK
rt m
ruxitf 1 Nf 4 1m
:4
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