THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.' WASHINGTON. from our Kentilaf Correspondent. Washington, Aug. 6, 1S97. The Republicans arc far from feel jng the confidence they express of carrying Ohio this year. In fact, they feel so doubtful of the result that in addition to the whole power of the administration being used to help Jloss Hanna to carry the State, nearly every republican of national promi nence in the country has been asked to make speeches in Ohio during the ramnaien, and as they know that to decline will be to incur the illwill of the administration most of them will comply with the request. Mr. Mc Kinlcv. it is said in Washington, is going to so far forget his dignity as to make speeches for Hanna, and Czar Reed has promised to take the stump for him. It is fully recognized that a defeat for Hanna will be a defeat for Mr. McKinley, which would be very humilating in his own State during the first yen of his administration. Kvery honest man has a personal interest in the proceedings against John Wedderburn & Co., on the charge of fraudulent practices, now going on before the U. S. Patent Office. The Patent Office has fully proven a number of its charges of fraud against Wedderburn & Co., any one of which would furnish ample ground for their disbarment from practice before that office, and lawyers who have attended the hearings are unanimously of the opinion that the firm will be disbarred. The nature of their defense has made it clear that they are relying upon the skill and shrewdness of their lawyers, rather than upon disproving the charges of fraud against them, in their scant hope of wriggling out of their bad scrape. If they are disbarred, their paper, the National Recorder, will be shut out of the mails. Prof. Henry W. Elliott, of the Smithsonian Institution who claims to know as much about the sealing ques tion as any man living, charges in the plainest and most emphatic language that the conference to be held this fall on that subject will be a fake pure and simple. He says that Ambassa dor Hay begged Lord Salisbury to allow the British naturalists who have for six years been studying the seals on our islands to meet our naturalists at Washington and compare biologi cal notes, in order to hide ex-Secretary Foster's humilating failure to get the question reopened, and that Salis bury agreed. He says further that the socalled conference will have no authority to do anything whatever to wards a settlement of the question. Prof. Elliot's assertions have attracted wide attention, and if what he says is true they deserve still more. Mean while Prof. Elliott will probably lose his Smithsonian job. Mr. McKinley's amendment to the civil service rules, forbidding the dis missal of persons from the classified service except for cause and upon written charges, has not prevented a number of democrats in the Govern ment Printing ofiice getting a rough deal. True, they were not dismissed, but some of them were furloughed for an indefinite period, and nine of the most efficient proof readers in the ofiice all democrats were trans ferred to the case. "There are more ways of killing a dog than hanging." When mathematics are brought to bear upon Mr. McKinley's extension of the civil service rules it doesn't seem to have been worth the glorifica tion given it by the worshipers at the shrine of civil service cant. He has in creased the exemptions from civil ser vice rules in the Internal Revenue Service from 63 to 219 places, and while extending the rules to 150 new places in the Customs service he has exempted 348 places in the same service. If it's anything with money in it, this administration is ready to be up and doing even n midsummer. This week the State department presented an ultimatum to Peru, through the Peruvian Minister, requiring that the McCord claim of $50,000 shall be at once paid. A little of hat sort of talk in behalf of the struggling Cubans would be well received by the country, but there is no money in it. Officials of the State department deny that our Minister to Hawaii was instructed to establish a protectorate over Hawaii as soon as he learned that the Senate did not act upon the annexation treaty at the extra session of Congress, but admit that he may have done so under the general dis creation that was given him to act in certain contingencies. One of those contingencies is known to have been any move on the put of the Japanese toward seizing the islands. Paper Telegraph Poles- There is apparently no end to the uses to which paper can be put in this age of utilization and invention, raper buckets startled the old-fashioned housewives. Then paper car wheels did as much for the mechanicians. Paper hosiery more recently gave the haberdashiery market a shiver of ap prehension and revived the thrills that ran through society when paper col lars obtained a vogue. The latest addition to the repertoise, so to speak, of this irrepressible material is the making of telegraph and telephone poles, buch poles are in the market and are reported to be staunch and reliable, resisting all weathers and safely bearing their burdens for eco nomical periods. There is a gleam of hope in this announcement for a pub lic mat has long suffered from the sight of ugly, crooked poles standing at all armies and holding un their . . " . 5 I weight of wires so wearily as to in spire feelings of pity as well as fear in those beholding them. Washington Star. $100 Eeward, $100. . The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the otvy positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires 9 constitutional treatment. Hall's C? tarrh Cute is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby tie stroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assist' ing nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testi monials. Address, V. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O Sold by Druggists, 75 c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Grant's Like Napoleon's Tomb Was it a fortuitous or a designe circumstance that made Grant's tomb so app or lately face the south with its sculptured motto. "Let us have peace" ? Oddly enouh, Napoleon' tomb in the Hotel des Invalules also faces the southward. There is much similarity between the architecture of the New York tomb and the edttice wherein the remains of the great Corsican repose : and there is a simi larity in the position toward the gazer of the casket of each warrior. pilgrim to Paris from a Fieiicli pro vince visits his capital without early visiting Napoleon's tomb ; and none will ever come to New York from any portion of the Union without a pil grimage to the Riverside tomb. Constipation Causes fully halt the sickness In tho world. It retains the digested food too long In the bowels And produces biliousness, torpid liver, Indl- Mood's gestlon, bad ttisto, coated nk m m m tongue, sick hewliiclio, In- I LJ I I I (omnia, etc. Hood's Tills If I I I 9 n.wl oil It. " results, easily and thoroughly, ssc. Aluminums. Prewired by C. I. Hood St Co.. Lowell, Muss. Tho only fills to take with Hood's Sarsapiirilla. After Many Yeara. The sorrows of childhood are very tragic, and they are not likely to pass away with the days which gave them b;rth. Little thincs seem so big to us then, and big things so impossible to bear ! A middle-aged woman not long o went back to the village where she had spent her childhood, and there she was made much of on ac count of the admirable standing of her family in the community. One tea party after another was given for her, and at each she was the happy center of attraction. Hut at one such festivity she was seen to be manifestly uncomfortable, and very early proposed to the lady who had come with her that they should take their leave. 'Why, you'll break up the party 1" said the other. " Aren't you well ? "Yes," was the hesitating answer, "nuite well but oh. there she comes now I" "Who ?"' "Mrs. Lane, isn't it ? The lady in the erav silk. Some one said it was she. I haven't seen her tor twenty- five years." "Yes, that s Mrs. Lane, and she s j.or jnformati0n in regard to train coming to speak to you. Why, what service anj specific rates application makes you so embarrasssu r should be made to ticket agents. WE MANUFACTURE m Will Pennsylvania Railroad Time Table in effect June ao,'97. , Kcranton(I H)lv ntision - . si. o. I'rom distilled and nitereci water. HtnrK" room wo nrewrvu iium.i, in, tneuia, ifreen anu ui ivu mum, .-.i, v... pets and woolen goods. COLD STORAGE & ARTIFICIAL ICE CO. 4-2-Jm inoomsDurK, ri Wllkesliarre....lv' Plym'th Ferry" I NaulUoke ' Vocnnafl'in Witowuiioyeu. Nesoopeck ar Reduced Kates via Pennsylvania Railroad for Mount Gretna farmers tncamp- ment. From August 16 to ao, inclusive, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will sell, for the above occasion, round-triD tickets to Mount Gretna and return at rate of one fare for the round trip, from principal stations be tween East Liberty and bryn Mawr, .1 1 T 1 on the iNortnern central iwway north of and including Luther ville, and on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division. Those tickets will be valid for return passage until August 2, inclusive. regard Pottsviiie. ... llitzletou Tomlikken.. Vim Olin... Kouk Men... Nescopeek... .lv RAILROAD TIME TABLE j?sart?r: T-ELAWARE,LACKAWANNA & WESTERN KA1LKUAU. ISLOOMSUURG DIVISION. BTATIONS. EAsT. 8 25 1.50 10 05 Esdv Kerry, . ltloombburtf" CatAwlssa ar C'atnwlssii lv 8. Danville.... Hunbuiy " urove !M 8-I2-at. Reduced Rates to Graneere Picnio at Williams' Grove via Pennsylvania Railroad For the guest of honor was flushing and dronninu. her clance before the sweet old ladv who approached. "Well, my dear," said the latter , "you don t know me, but I rcmcmbei little pirl. as nrottv as a nink " For the accommodation of persons nlv laur-hcd desiring to attend this interesting pic nt ; ti, n,;,lKt of her nmharrass- nic and exhibition the Pennsylvania mcnt Railroad Company will sell excursion "But I do remember you, Mrs. tickets on August 21, 23,24,25,26, T.,n,. she said, "and if I had been and 27, good to return until August mire of ineetin:' vou here, I should never have had the courage to come NORTHCMBIRLAND Cameron CUulafky - Danvuie ....... Catawlssa - KiiDert Bloomsburg......... RnUT MM.. Ml LlmeRldue- Willow Brtarereeic .......... Berwick Beacn uaven..,. nick's Ferry shlckshlnny Uunlock'g... Nantleoke Avondale Plymouin Plymouih Junction.. KlnBS'on..... Bennett Forty t'ort wyomins WiRt Plttston Susquehanna Ave piiMton 1 Duryea Lackawanna Taylor Bellevue SCHANTON S38 5fl" 7 03 r.o 7 H 7K3 7 30 88 7 48 7M 800 S 10 S0 887 i3i 8 8? Sil 8 Mi 8 S3 8 60 V01 gnu 910 9 IS 9 19 921 ! 9 37 9 42 a. it r.u u I'M t 81 2 8A 8 42 8 48 II M s'oi 8 07 813 i V!4 84 8 4 8 47 8 6i 8 S7 4 OS 4 08 4 11 4 17 4 i 4 M 4 30 4 34 4 87 4 4H 4 50 4 5S 10 M 10 39 10 44 10 49 11 IS 1118 ii'sa u'4'9 libs 18 16 19 53 13 40 STATIONS. . M. SCRAKTON 'J' here to-dav." Kverybo 1y stared, and the dear old l.i lv besan to look pained and troubled. "When I was a very little girl," the In lv went on, still smiling. "I went to a children's Dartv at vour house. Ve h id little tea tables set out on the lawn, and I, shy and very awkwarc, . . . y . r - xo. inclusive, at rate 01 one jure for the round tnf, from principal stations between East Liberty ana Hrvn Mawr on the Northern Central RailA'av north of and inciudin; Luiherville, and on the Philadelphia and I-ie Riilroad Division. For information in regard to train service and specific rates application should be made to ticket agents. 8-1 2 -31. Reduced Rates to the Seashore. fell airainst one and kicked it over with sandwiches, cake and lemonade 1 Worse than all, at least six plates ot Extremely Ltw-Rate Excursions via Penn ... 1 1 ,r.. . n I yar delicate ctiina were uronen. uy syivania nanroau hMnrt was hriikpn. too : Out wnen 1 rv-'f 11 ur..,r fnn, it irritates ward a servant mutter. '-LlUmSVl iNO Otlier coast can tuuiuaic wnu iwu 1 j . 1 . . ' . ' . . , ., T-.. ; o.,m vnnr stomach. Choose dicestible food it seemed to me the wound never that 01 souinern icw jciacy u...- ' . ... 1 " I it 1 , .! :. . .,: t I . . .a.n.tc Aflantir- IMttf is the .1 if 1 rwiirTAcrtnn m n danger- 1 won 1 npai. rtnii il iicvci uua. uuue 1 i.ici icauim. ailll 1.11,. TO ,t. lllllijjwanv.. - O I , ' I . .- . . A muV ous sickness. Proper care prevents "Sometimes I wake up at night and most popular seaside resort 111 Amer- cii-or TVtrPQtiv Hnrdinl cures it. remember vour broken cluna. and try ica. and cape Aiay, sea isic v-ny, T-l.. U r.r nnd cVicrt nf l'rwlicTPS. I fr, tliinlf wliether T ever heard that it Ocean City. Avalon, Anglesea, Wild uiai is uuS ...... . ...-.(,.- .v - ' . .1 . fn fo. tlon. Now. the ouestion is : Have you was an old and precious set. you wood, ana nouy bcu u .. t indmestion ? Yes. if vou have pain were kindness itself at the time, but I short of Atlantic City s high standard. felt that if ever we met The Pennsylvania Railroad Com nr f 1 isi.tiiiiiui l auwi trttmi,. u ...-.. i dizziness, nausea, offensive breath heartburn, langour, weakness, fever. iaundice. flatulence, loss of appetite, irritability, constipation, etc. cm, you have indicestion. To cure it, take O Sliaker Digestive Cordial. 1 he medi cinal herbs and plants of which Shaker Digestive Cordial is composed, Help to digest the food in your stomacn help to strengthen your stomach When vour stomacn is strong, care will keen it so. Shaker Digestive Cor dial is for sale by druggists, price cents to $1.00 per bottle. Bellevue. Taylor Lackawanna Durya I'liiHton ri iriiHli.iiiiia Ave.... went l'lLlSlUH M Wyoming K rty Kort. ........ Hxnnett Klri?aton I'lvmouth .luuctlon. Plymouth Avindale Nnritlcoke Muniock'n ' Slilckshlnny Illck's Kerry '.V ic-li Haven Berwick ilrlarcreek. . Willow Grove. Llrae KlOxe.... Kspy..... Hlooinatmrg Kupert.. .. ''atawlasa... Din vine 05 eio 818 0 S-i .8 til t u (14 r. i-, li n M 6 .', 7 nt 7( 714 7i0 7 31 T M 7M 0 (Kl 8 UK 8 m 814 8 il 8 8-t t04 8 40 8t.S 19 48 P.M. WEST. A.M. P. K.T, 9 55 1 69 r.u. t 80 8 0S 8 07 8 13 8 28 8 33 8 39 8 43 8 6 8 Ml 7 00 7 cm 7 18 7 19 T 85 7 40 7 54 7 68 8 03 8 07 8 18 8 1A 8 li 8 8 30 8 83 8 89 8 44 8 48 8 57 9 14 9 0" r. m Sunturv Lewlaburg ... Milton Wlllliimspnri. Lock Haven... Kenovo ....... Kane... Lock Haven. Hi'llcfonte.... Tyrone.. Plili imDurir.. rienrtleld.... P1ttabur .... gunbury HarrigDurt;.. ...lv . .ar Philadelphia , Baltimore.... WasliluKton .. A. M. 5 7 .'--t 7 3- 7 4i 8 (Hi 8 13, 8 41 A. M 8 0) 7 lei 7 8D: 7 8- 7 431 8 Orl A M. t 8 ill 8 33 r 8 43 8 4" 8 flS 8 M 9 14 9 25 A. M. I 9 45 10 18 10 10 U fx.' 11 5 A. M. Sunbury lv 1 f.ewlRtown Jo ar Plttaburg- " P. M. 19 I". 1 lift 8 1ft 4 83 5 IXi 7 10 A. M. I 9 Nil 1 11 30 P. M. 8 00 8 10! 4 In 1 TIT! iio or, P. M. 18 li ft 1 I 7 00! 177.! I 11 43 P. M i I 7 00! A. M ( 9 381 110 Oil, A. M ;;o I; .0 sol :o -a 10 4i 10 55 a 10 t. M. u 0: 11 :.') Il 85 II 34 11 40 A. M ill 10 via Itoek Glen p. M. 19 80 19 SO in m 1 Oil P. M. i 1 10 1 45 1 39 2 80 3 4ii 4 40 9 00 P. M- !3 45 4 44 8 (in I 9 09 11 SO P. M 1 5ft 5 3 90 P. M I 13 II 8 CO I 7 15 r. m 3 15 P. M.l P- . M V- I 4 41 t 8 6.1 8W p. m. r. t 8 I I 3 -:;! t 6 t'H y 6 17 3 r-i r7 4(i; r, 47 4 1'.: TOO P. M.l P. M. 18 i.y i 3 00 8 in 5 m 8 V H 10 9 3: 18 f 9 '! Jft a 10, 'm p. m. r. m. 14 11 i T 00 4 SI 1 C 141 T 18 4 83 T 88 4 10 T 80 4 M 1 80 4 5" T 47 10 8 10 "p r. v. i 5 31 I 9 85 . 8 081 - 8 08, 9 18 H :v 10 to 7 57 11 P. M. I 5 87 6 .V. P. M, 111 1' i 9 451 110 5 V P. M. S 8 30 no io, A. M. I 4 SO ! 4 871 511 3ii; P. M.l i.3 Wi 10 04 Id 11 10 14 1018 10 81 U '.'4 10 99 fii 38 1 0 39 10 41 10 47 to 54 11 on 11 10 11 8J 11 88 11 10 11 50 11 58 18 04 123 13(8 19 88 12 37 2 05 2 18 2 1H 9 20 2 84 2 21 932 8!l 91-j 2 ft- t4 5 8 m n ci 8: 8 I! 8 49 8 55 8 59 4 04 4 'I 4 17 1 n 4 A 4'1 4 9 4 4 0(8 r. h. V. 8 00 8 10 817 8 21 64 6 if 8 31 8 96 84 fi S3 Harrlsburg lv Pittsburg arl Weekdajs. Iially. It'mi nthiim 111 301 P. M. I 7 31 A. M.l 1 2 OOl P. M. ilO 80 A. M. i 5 30 nttsburff.. . rianiabuig., Pittsburg lv Lewlstown Jc Munbury... ar p. si I 8 10 A. M I 8 301 7 IN' 1t T 12 T'.O 7 If T ' 7 '-I 8 8 11 8 1 S2 3f. 6 3 8 V. 85f WaBhlngton....lv Baltimore " Phlladelpnia..." Harrlsburo.. 8unbury 9 11 9 . p. miilaHk-y .... Cutneron 1 " l8. lOHTUUHBKRLAND... ... 9 2U 1W connections at Hupert with Philadelphia Donmn uniimfiii mr Tamnpn(l. Tamaaua uini.J.n Bunhnrv Pntmvllle. eto At Nnrrni innpr Ann wnu I . a r.. ui ' w Harri-hunr ick UnveD. Kmporiam warroii. (jorry and Erie. w. p. HAt.r.STRAD. Gen. Man., ScranlOD, Pa. Plttsburir lv Clearfleld .... I'lilllpsburK... Tyrone Helleronie.... Lock Haven.. p. M MO 40 111 501 !11 20 A. M. I 8 35 I 5 08 P. M I 8 10 A. I 3 3J A. M. t t m t 9 18 nn umnl.l l-nnw met bv instinct, and nanv has arranged for excursions to , say to yourself, 'That's the little girl the seashore from Erie, Fassett, Belle- lontc, snenanuoan, uAupum, anu i- 80HTH. ARRIVI B. St 8. WL. R. NORTH LIAVI A Bit of Arrant riunkyism. A noticable feature ot the anglo mnni.i which prevails in New York is the emnlovrnent of cockney attend ants by some of the preminent clubs. They have managed to surrounu admission ot an unintroduced stranger to the club precincts with an amount of ceremony that would suffice for the vestibule of the grantl llama. i gen- who was so clumsy ! The two women came a step near er each other, and there were tears in their eves. The older one bent for ward. You dear child !" said she. "I'd forgotten all about it. And I d rather smash all the china I ever had wit'i my own ha.uls than have had any human creature suffer so !"' They kissed each other, and at least one wound in the workl was healed. Schedule of the (Jeiltral League for The Central Pennsylvania League is of the fastest minor leagues in the rruintrv. The whole six members are nlavinc the best kind of ball Bloomsburg holds a very creditable tleman from Philadelphia called to the xms wiU p',ay during this see a friend who is a memuci m . Aucrust 12 Williamsport at Lock H.tven : Bloomsbum at JNlilton : ana- mokin at Sunbury. August 13 Lock Haven at Sha mokin ; Williamsport at Bloomsburg Milton at Sunbury. Ansrust i a Milton at William- D . . , ... sport ; Lock Haven at anamoKin Sunbury at tiioomsDiirg. Aueust io bunbury at tiiooms th nntown establishments. "Is Mr. F. in?" he asked of the brass buttoned flunky who sat in an elaborately upholstered armchair near the doorway. "Hi cawn t say, s-ir. "Can't vou find out?" "Hi was not 'ired to make hinquires r.f that Kort." v. . , - , T an im stairs ana nna out e ,10" 1UI . . r t;u ot T nrlf TTtVPn. "jiy iiuiiic.a ,-w D - P' .... will! on,t ,i K,m tn rs." nugut.117 ""r b"4-. " . . . :in,lnt" . Mlltnn at T.nck Haven. ttt-iB ihn r un anvsu JLiiuiiui... mh , . u... v Ct Antrust 18 Williamsport at "lilt as, OUl co ii"1"' I o - - . m i. iit ii ...u. Anna ft ctrantrer ilowho hurv : Lock Haven at Milton J , mmher?" mokin at Bloomsb Sun Sha .ndnta r gpa n member? TV RIIVJ v - , 4p y-iia until a member ot tne U..ei nmmiHpP mmCS. Of C CaUS J VI OV V.V4v "Pprhans vou'd condescend to take . rA anA avf. it to Mr. F. when vou see him?" "Hit's notmv place. Hi'm not con ..c.nHin to nothink." Whereupon the exasperated caller made his final appeal : "Can 1 sit down on the curbstone outside and rest myself awhile ?" ( "You can hask the porter i esa good 'arted chap, an perhaps there u be no hobjection." New York Tunes. Costs io Cents But worth a dollar a vial This is the testimony of hu .ureds who use Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills They are so sure, so pure, so pleasant and easy acting. The demand th nnnular Liver Regulator is so creat it is taxing the makers to keep ..i. .. oi.i K.f C A Kleim. Up wlin ll. "J mokin at Bloomsburg. Autrust i o Lock Haven at Sun l.nru rtlfiomsbitm at Milton : Sha mokin at Williamsport. Aucrust 20 Shamokin at William sport t Sunbury at Lock Haven Milton at Bloomsburg. August 21 Bloomsburg at Shamo kin, Lock Haven at Milton ; William ennrr nt Sunburv. August 23 Miuon ai sport ; Sunbury at Shamokin 5 Bloomsburg at Lock Haven. August 24 Blooms! -j at Sun bury ; Shamokin at Milton Lock Haven at Williamsport. umist 2 5 Milton at Shamokin ; Lock Haven at Bloomsburg. August 26 Lock Haven at Sun bury Williamsport at Milton. August 27 Bloomsburg at Shamo kin ; Sunbury at Williamsport. August 28 Shamokin at Blooms burg ; Sunbury at Milton j William sport at Lock Haven. termediate stations (including stations on branch roads), on August 5th and loth. ' 1 r . 1 . . Excursion tickets, goou ior 10 uays, ill be sold at extremely low rates. Passencers may, if they so desire, go to Atlantic City via the new Dela ware River JSrutge Juure, me ouiy ill rail 'iue from points in Pennsylva nia to Atlantic City. For information in regard to rates, ime of trains, &c, consult small bills or apply to nearest ticket agent. Is Your Ailment Catarrh ? '! had Catarrh tor 1 year." "I had Ca tarrh for 2 years." "I had Catarrh for S years." "I had Catarrh for 20 years. 1 had Catarrh lor ?o years, anu ir. Acnew's Catarrhal Powder cured me. These are sentences from the volumes and volumes of testimony for this trreat catarrh cure not mythical . . . 1 patients, but words irom men aim women all over the continent who havp heen cured. It relieves in 10 minutes. Sold by C. A. Kleim. NIAGARA FALLS. Low Rate Excursions via Pennsylvania Rail road. The Pennsylvania Railroad Com- nunv will run a series ot ten-day excur . ' ... 1 nu:i. sons to Niauara fans, leaving 1 delnhia. Baltimore, and Washington on July 22, August 5 ana 19, anu September 4 and 16. An experienced tourist ageni and chaperon accompany each excursion, Excursion tickets, good for return nassace oa a 9 regular train, exclu- n of limited exnress trains, within tn Havs. will be sold at $10 from Philadelphia. Baltimore, Washington and all noinU on the Delaware Uivi sion ; $9.70 irom uautiimci , o.ww from Altoona and Hainsburg ; $8.25 from WiV.esbarre ; S-8o from Wil liamsport 5 and at prof rtionate rates from other points. A stopover will be allowed at Buffalo, Rochester, and Watkins returning. A special train of Pullman parlor cars and day coaches will be run with each excursion. For further information apply to nearest t'eket agent, or address Geo, W. Bovd. Assistant General Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadel phia. 7-15-01. am a.m. pm p.m. 7.10 11.(0 0.30 2.40 7.03 11.35 B.2H 2-8 7.03 11.32 ti.fil 3f 6.20 2.32 6.63 11.23 H.12 2 20 8.50 11.211 lUW 2.15 6.411 11.10 5. Ml 2.00 6.2H ll.OI 5.4H 1.3 6.25 1H.53 5.41 1.3d S.1S 10.53 5.37 1.25 tUH 10.43 5.27 1.10 ll.Ot 10 40 5 22 12.35 6.02 10 3K 5 20 12.311 8.5K l'U5 5. 6 12.25 B.M Ill.32i5.13 12 SO 5.4U IO.2Sl5.03 12.05 5.4ol0.20i5.UO P.60 am n in p in p m I.KAVK STATIONS. UlooaiHbuV. " v. a v. Main St.. .Irondale... Paper Mill. .Unlit t.. Orangevll'e. .. .torKs.... .. .Z'iner's... btlllwater . ...Benton.... ..ErlHOnv.... coie's cr'lc. .sutfarloiif.. ..Laubaeli.. central. am 8.30 3.31 8. 3D 8 44 8.4T S.IMi 0.03 10.13 1 1.21 9. 211 H.2.S 9.31 0.35 0.15 pmipm O 411 .Jaoc. Clty..9.50i.l( 140 2.42 2.4t 2.4T 2.54 3.0H 3.101 3.20 3.25' 3. 3.40 3.4 3.41 3.5. 3.5: 4.117 6.44 6.471 8.50, 7.0i 7.10 7.20 7.24 7.20 7.30 7.44 7.4s, 7.52 7.57 .07 8.10 am 6.10 .0.18 6.25 6.37 6.50 7.10 7.35 7.41 H.IK1 8.40 8.50 ,K.53 0.00 o.in H30 H.40 Erie lv Kane " Kenoto Lock Haven...." Williamsport.." Miuon - Lewlsbum " Sunbury ar Sunbury lv 8. Danvlllo " Catavtlnsa. " B. Bloomsburg" Espy Ferry " Creasy " Nescopeek ... ar Nescopeek Hock Glen Fern Olen ToinUkken..., nazleton I'ottsvllle . .. P. M. 1 00 4 00 4 5rt 7 15 8 31 9 SO P. M. I S 25 7 0 10 35 11 2.V A. M 12 25 1 2; 1 50 A. M t B 2.) 6 44 8 OS via Hook Cilen. 8 07 I 4 65 I 4 80 A. M I 8 tii I 9 40 A. M.l II 8 tO. 110 OOi A. H t 7 Ml1 t S 5') ! 8 30 til 40 1 10 A. M I 3 30 I 8 10 9 32 10 811 a in p in p main AKKIt K HUMPHREYS' Nesooneck lv Wapwallopen.ari .Mocanaquu Nantlcoko " riym'th Ferry " Wllkehbarre...." Plttstondi 3) ar sserantun A. M.l t'e'52 (I 60 1 7 li', 7 87 8 45 A. M. I t 8 07 8 W 8 2el 8 4 I f8 5i 0 05j A. M I t 9 41. 10 10' i 7 211 8 80 9 18 0 05 9 15 A. U. I 0 H 10 17 10 35 10 43 110 47 10 Mi 11 111 A. M. til 10 11 35 11 43 11 64 P. M. 12 15 1 20 A. M I 11 10 11 22 li 82 U 51 p. si I 12 02 1 12 HI P. M 712 41 1 llll A. M t 8 30 10 25 11 20 P. li tis 40 1 27 1 15 1 00 P. M. tsu'i 2 S'.'l 2 40 1 2 4ii 2 50 8 eo 3 13 1 P. ti.l 14 is 4 4"1 4 I. 4 5o. 5 lul 7 ot;1 P. M. t 8 li 3 23! 3 Sal 3 52i 4 1' I 10j P. M.l t 4 55' 5 ;; A. M 8 10 r. x. I 8 10 A. X t 8 00 P. M. t 15 t 6 10 A. H 110 60 U2 00 12 va p. . t S 65 t 8 29 A. V. i 8 00 9 31 10 14 12 SO i a t 48 I 8 00 4 00 4 6A 4 47 A 23 P. 11. t 8 43 07 8 24 8 32 t 6 8 8 40 6 59 P. . t 7 05 7 31 7 37 7 4S 8 06 9 10 P, M. t 6 59 7 09. 7 SI 7 42 7 62 8 rtl P. M. t 8 : I 9 03 No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No, Dr, 1 o 3 4 CURES Fever, Congestion. Worms. Infants Diseases. Diarrhea. 7 Coughs & Colds. 9 Headache. 10 Dyspepsia, Indigestion. 1 1 Delayed Periods. 12 Leuchorrea. 13 Croup. 14 Skin Diseases. 15 Rheumatism. 10 Catarrh. 27 Kidney Diseases. 34 Sore Throat. 77 Grip & Hay Fever. Humphreys' Homeopathlo bs at vour Pr Sold by dniKRluts. or i b.i. firti llumiihrev anil John SU., New York. t Weekdays. I Dally. I i ia station. Pullman Parlor and Sleeping v.al? r"" 1 .1 tliroutr'i trains between sunbury. J ana trie, neiweeu kuutoij onu -and WunhiiiBton and betwecallarrlsburt, HUH: burg and the west. For umber lulormatton apply to Ticket Agents. J. B. Ill'TCHlNSON, J.B.lwu. . Oen 1. Manager. ucu. rtBi Manual of Dljieaae. at your Iruwi or Sola by ariiRKiin., or oi.v i-;r- . t . t. n m 50ew. or$l. lluinplireys Moa. to., vur. chestnut Btreet station, weekdays, 1.85, When bilious or costive, eat a Cas caret, candy catharic, cure guaranteed, loc, 25c. 4-i-iy. m.'8 TRKAM BALM 1 poaltlveoup. A Inln th nnatrilA. Un aukkly absorbed. 60 nii At Trn?irlsU or bv mil : iAmplM 10c. by mall. ELY iSHOTUKKS, M Warren Bl., new ior viv PARKER'S uiid RALSAM Nave Fella to Bto Oreyl cVi?p d"?ii Tahiir, Uilfc lUk-.n(lill)t liruKi" 8-Mt.d. I Philadelphia L Reading E'y in erect May so, isu7. TRAINS LBWE BLOOMS11UKO For New York, Philadelphia, Reading Potts- vine, Tamaqua. weekdayj 11.45 a. nj. lor V llllaniaport, weeiwuuo, i.ou a. u.., y For Danvlllo and Milton, weekdayt, 7.85 a. m., 1 8.30. ,.......,. ..... m ,n Oft ror uatawisaa wecsuajB i.au, n.io . 8'por Rupert weekday 7.35, 11.45 a. m., 12.20, 8.30 5.00, 6.33, p. m. .., .,h. ,. B. & O. R. K., throuuh trains leave Reading Ter. mlnal,Pfllladelphla,3.20, 7.S5, 11.26 a. in., 8.48 7.2T, p. m. bundaya 3.20, 7.65 tl.2ii a, ni.. t alatlon, weeKaays, i.tio, 041, i 8.23 p. m. bundays, 1.35, b p. in. TRAINS FOR BUJUMtiBURQ Leave New York via Phlladeipni .ou a I m., and via Hasten 9.10 a. m. Leave ruuaaeipma lu.uoo. ui. Leave Keaaing 11.00 a. iu. beave Pott aville 19.so p. in. Leave Tamaqua 1.27 a. m., Leave WUUainaport weekdays 10.20 a m, 4.30 p m, . . . Leave uatawiasaweeaauja, i.uu,o.ua. iu. i.ou 8.:w. ! . Leave itupert, weesaays, i.ua, e.in, a. m., ii.oq t.87,8.40, 6.23. ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION. Leave Philadelphia, Cheinnt Htreer, wharf and Sont U Btreot wUurt lor Atlantic Ulty. WEnr-nAYS itxpress, s.iai, .uu, '.u 45 a. m. (8iitiiidiy8 only, 1.80) 2.00, 3.oo, 3.4", 4.00, 4,30, I s.oo, 5.ii, 7.00 p. m. accooi. 8.00 a. iu., 5.30, a.ju p. m. 8UHDATH-7.30, 8.00, b 80, 9.00, 10.00 &.m , 4.45 p. m. Aocoin., 8 oo a. m., 4.45 p. m. ji.ihi llxour slon Train to foot of Mississippi Ave., 7.00 a. ra. uauy. Leave Atiantio mjr, oeoot, ! weik-pats Express (Mondays ouly 0.45 a. tn.), 7.n), T.45, h. hi, 0 00, 10.15, 11 00 it. til., 3 30, (.30, 5.30, 7.80, V.30 p. in. accoiu. 4 2.1, h l.i a m., 4.os p. iu. ki-noayh Kxpreaa. 8.8', 4.00, 5.1 0, rt.Jii, 6.8U, 7 00, 7.30, 00, 9 30 p.m. Aceom., 7.13 a. in., 6.05 p.m. Sl.oo Kxcumion Train from foot of MlaaiKMiopI Ave. ouly, week-days, 6.00 p. in., bunduy iUU p. m. GET YOUK JOB PRINTING DONE AT THE COLUMBIAN OFFICB! ParlOt' caii ou all express trains. Wanted-An Idea Protect your Ideu; they my brlun yuu wealil WHte JOHV WKUDRRUl RN CO.," Put. M itt Deyh WAniungton, D. O., fur tlieir l,flui urlta OS Who eea thla1 o( ionie tui.pl it ot lw bundled Inventions wauled, i' r it i 1". I r m I'M in r li IIP ' t mi i V:- B', i.'i Hi!: i I 'k'liM 1 -.i- m .rf: i'i m x i': 1! M il i !,!'
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