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WASHINGTON.
From our Uoicular Correspondent.
Washington, Aug. 13, 1897.
Is John Sherman losing his mind ?
It certainly begins to look that way.
He has had conversations one day
with well known gentlemen, and the
next day denied every word that he
said to them. Mr. McKinley must
have his doubts, as he has issued
orders to State Department officials
to see that Mr. Sherman does not
get the country into some new foreign
entanglement, and especially to keep
him from meddling with the Cuban
question which Mr. Day has from the
first hail exclusive charge of. Mr.
Sherman isn't such an old man his
next birthday, if he lives, will be his
seventy-fifth and :f his mind has
really broken down it is probably be
cause of the humiliation heaped upon
him by the Hanna-McKinley-Day
combine.
The absurdity of allowing the Span
ish minister to send officials of the
Customs service off on all sorts ol
wild goose filibuster chases was ac
centuated this week when he had
Customs officers seize a steamer at
Bridgeport, Conn., that had on board
a lot of ammunition belonging to the
U. S. government, which was being
moved under orders from the War
Department. It would be funny, if
the matter wasn't too serious to be
joked about.
A system of spying on the clerks in
the Treasury Department has been
put in force that is causing much dis
satisfaction among those wno ueneve
that men and women do not become
slaves when they enter government
employ.
Mr. Benjamin Butterworth, Com
missioner of Patents, has gone further
than any of his predecessors have
dared to go in regulating the practice
before the U. S. Patent Office, in the
new regulations he has issued provid
ing the qualifications of patent solici
tors. The evidence in tne nearings
in the case of John Wedderburn &
Co., who are under charges and are
trying to show cause why they should
not be disbarred, shows tnat Mr.
Butterworth has not gone too far in
those regulations. It has been shown
by that evidence that of the more
thAn 3,700 applications filed for
patents by Wedderburn & Co. during
the last two years, more than 8oo
have been rejected as containing
nothing patentable, and of the remain
der only a few, probably not 200,
have sufficient value to justify the
expense of a patent. Notwithstanding
these facts, the deluded applicants
have in many instances been per
suaded to apply for European patents,
paying the attorney's fee in advance,
and to pay John Wedderburn & Co.
for advertising for sale worthless and
fully anticipated inventions.
It is learned that Minister Wood
ford has been instructed to take his
time m traveling to Madrid to an
even greater extent than was con
templated when he left Washington.
It is stated that the administration
prefers in the unsettled condition of
affairs in Spain, since the assassina
tion of the Spanish Prime Minister,
that Mr. Taylor, our old Spanish
Minister, who is presumed to be
better posted on the condition of
affairs than a new man would be,
should continue for a while to repre
sent the United States at Madrid.
The fact is, the administration wants
to see which way the Spanish cat is
going to jump before showing its
Cuban policy to the government of
Spain.
Boss Hanna's fight for election to
the Senate is being aided by the ad
ministration wherever possible. Mr.
George P. Hamlett, of Ohio, who was
recently made Chief of Post Office
Inspectors, was given that place as a
reward for what he is expected to do
for Hanna. There are nearly 100
riost nfiVf. insner.tors. and the chief
i ...WW '""l J t
can order as many of them into one
particular state as he may be pleased
to have there. The programme is for
Mr. Hamlett to keep enough mspec
tors in Ohio to see that all the post
masters in that state etve Hanna all
the hpln thpv can. and any one of
them who fails to meet expectations
in that line will be likely to find that
the insnectors will discover something
wrong in the way he conducts his
office. Of yes, of course, this is a
civil service reform administration
Kolufuon samnniomS in wlllCll it IS
lnterested.
Swallow Meets Hastings' Challenge.
Rev. Dr. Swallow, has written an
open letter to Governor Hastings in
reply to his challenge to show fraud
in the bill of $56,590,36 for the fitting
up Grace Church for the use of the
legislature after the destruction of the
capitol.
The doctor offers to furnish the
affidavits of four responsible furniture
dealers in Philadelphia that on one
week's notice they would have furn
ished desks for $12 that the state
paid $25 for and others at $20 that
the state paid $37.50 for. Also the
affidavits of steam heat experts that
they would have done the job as
satisfactorily for $4,000 as the state
did for $13,000.
"Every intelligent man," Dr. Swal
low adds, "who has examined it
knows that repairs cost the state three
prices and I know it would have cost
$7 $.000 if I had not sounded the
alarm last February. I am amazed
Governor, that vou should call the
attention of the people to the competi
tive schedule of prices under which
the church was fitted since its vicious
character has been under discussion
of the people for at least three months,
I recommend your attempt to bind
the legislative department of the state
government to even compulsory
honesty. But do not, I pray you
neglect the executive department.
$100 Euward, $100.
The readers of this paper will b
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all iis stages and
that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure is taken interna l)', acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system, thereby de
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 tan n in us
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testi
monials. Address,
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
CURRENT FUN.
ITe Clearly, we men have mom flnft-
ly developed senses.
She Yes, but less sanwtv rans
Journal Amusftnt.
Mr. Oabbwl ro von Irnow that ywl
talk In your kIim-p, James?
Mr. OnWx'l lo 17 nicn 1 Det yon
Join In. London Fun.
Woman." snld the lecturer, "Is pure
pold."
'Yes,' luierrupted a tnovijrnuui mnn
In ft rear neat; "money tiUksl" Puck.
Have .vou ever noticed that most
Imll tilnvoTs chew triini?"
"Yex, except when they chew tne
ratt with iho umpire." rhnndeljrfila
Nreh American.
Kettle Are we nny Wn to flvlckcne?
((rti,of courwe, not: wo'i-e people.
Kei-tle Well, Uncle Harry nys papa
wttH n mighty bnd epg when lie wae
yo'unir. Brooklyn Lift.
"The New York Vresu snrs that klss
lnjf Is love's Worcestershire sauce."
"I g'pose Unit's because a man hfia
to sheer off en ha grots too Bauey."
Cleveland Plain Dealar.
Husband (xroaulnx) The rheumat
ism In my leg In coming again.
Wife (with Kympathy)r-Oh, I am
sorry, John. I wruvtcd to do some
shopping to-duy, and that is a euro
sign of rain. Ixmdon Tlt-Ults.
'Gwrge, I four you are marrying ino
Jut because uiy uucle left me a fortune."
"No, uiy precious. I'd marry you
Just the (satno If any other friend had
left It to you." London Ttt-Blts.
Ondd I remember When Gasscr, the
famous orator, used to be one of the
worst speakers you ever heard.
Ikiotell How did ho ever get to bo
so persuanlvely eloquent?
Uadd Beggiug hired girls not to
leave. New York Evening Journal.
"Oh, the liM'iiu things," she sighed,
"flint are dune behind a person 9
back!"
Hhe might have been thinking of tho
things that mankind does In deceit.
But there nre othen.
Notably her skirt and her shirtwaist
weren't doing a tiling, roughly speak
ing, but coining apart around there.
letrolt Journal.
Little five-year-old Jennie's mother
had gone to church, leaving her mid
her Ixvbf sister with Their graud
iiother. After awhile grandma got
weary and put the baby to bed. Thea
he suggested that It would be nice If
Jennie alo would retire.
I -T dnnt want to Tot. tfiandma," said
the Mttle girl.
"Bat see how cicely mtK siMer nas
gone to sleep," grandma urged.
"Oh, well," replied MUs Jennie, "sho
nln't old enough yet to realize that rt'a
not dark! Cleveland leaaer.
Biliousness
Is caused by torpid liver, which prevents diges
tion and permits food to torment and putrlly In
tho stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache,
insomnia, nurvuuniican, uuu,
It not relieved, bilious fever 1(3 I I I
or blood poisoning. Hood's III 3
x Ills nuiiiiiii.m .,..........,
rouse tho liver, euro headneho, dizziness, con
stitution, etc. Bl cents. Hold by nil dniKffists.
Ttiu only l'llls to take with Hood's Harsaparuia.
WE MANUFACTURE
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Pennsylvania Kailrc&cL
Time Table m effect June o,'vj.
Scran tomS B)lv
Plttston " "
From distilled
Htornjfo rooms
and mtered water,
wo preserve butter.
Reduced Rates via Pennsylvania Railroad
for Mount Gretna farmers Encampment.
From August 16 to 20, inclusive,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell, for the above occasion,
round-trin tickets to Mount Gretna
and return at rate of one fare for the
round trt'A, from principal stattons be
tween East Liberty and Bryn Mawr,
on the Northern Central Railway
north of and including Lutherville,
and on the Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad Division. Those tickets will
be valid for return passage until
August 13, inclusive.
For information in regard to train
service and specific rates application
should be made to ticket agents.
8-I2-2t.
uioats, green and dried rrults, lurs, car
pets and woolen goods.
COLD STORAGE & ARTIFICIAL ICE CO.
4-5'.i-3m niooinaburar, Pa.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
DELAWARE.LACKAWANNA &
WESTERN RAILROAD.
Wllkesbnrre... lv
Plym'th Ferry "
NautlvOko "
Moi-.anaq'ia
Wapwallopen. "
Nescopeck ar
Pottsvltle. ...
tlnzleton
TommcKen..
Vern Glen...
Hock Glen...
Nescopeuk...
.lv
HI.OOMSBURO DIVISION.
STATIONS.
A.M. I
1.60 10 06
Nescopeck lv
(Jieafy "
Kspv Ferry "
K. UloomBburg"
Catawlpsft ar
Catawlcsa ..lv
H. Danville.... "
minbury "
North csibkrland
Cameron
Cliulasky
run vino ..
CatawlsAa
Ituoert....
Bloorasburg .......
Kspy
LliueHlde
Willow urove....
BrlurcreeK
BerwlcK
Beach Haven...
Hlck'B Kerry. ....
HblckHlilnuy
HunlocK's.
Nanileoke,
AvondalB..
Plymout h
A.M.
6 3d
KAoT.
r.H. A.M.
8 50
7 03
7:09
7 11
7 23
71
7H4
788
7 48
7 64
800
8 10
80
87
3 Si
8 3?
Plymout U Junction 84a
Kingston,
8 6"
Eighty Per Cent, are Catarrh
Subikcts. Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder will cure the worst of them.
It has been tested a thousand times
and never disappoints. It is pleasant
to arplv, harmless, and gives such
quick relief, One short puff will clear
a cold from the head and prevent the
possibility of contracting this nasty
disease which taints about 80 per cent.
of the whole American people.
Sold by C. A. Kleim.
Tba Viking Ship.
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4 84
4 37
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Lewlsburg ...
Milton
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Lock Haven...
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Tyrone "
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Clearrteld "
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DON'T GO TO KLONDIKE-
Secretary Bliss has taken cogniz
ance of the rush to the Klondyke
gold fields and Alaska and has issued
the following warning:
" To whom it may concern :
"In view of the information receiv
ed at this department that 3,000 per
sons with 2,000 tons ot baggage and
freiuht are now waiting at the en
trance to White Pass, in Alaska, tor
an opportunity to cross the mountains
to the Yukon river, and that many
more are preparing to join them, I
deem it proper to call the attention of
all who contemplate making tnat inp
to the exposure, privation, suffering
and danger incident thereto at this
advanced period of the season, even
if they should succeed in crossing the
mountains.
To reach Dawson City, which is
nvr the nass. 700 miles of difficult
Navigation on the Yucon river, with
nut adenuate means of transportation
will still be before them, and it is
flniihtful if the iourncy can be acconv
' . . 1 It...
nlished before the river is cioseu vy
ce-rM-'m
"I .im moved to draw public notice
to these conditions by the gravity of
th n.issihle consequences to people
,1-triinpd in the mountainous wilder-
VtWfcV.."-" .
ness during five or six months ot an
n,f,v nintrr where no reliet . can
reach them, however great the need
"U. Pi. CUSS,
"Secretary of the Interior."
Romo.! V,ta tn flraneers' Picnio at
Williams' Grove via Pennsylvania
Railroad
For the accommodation of persons
desirintr to attend this interesting pic
nic and exhibition the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets on August at, 23, 24. 5 26
nnd ol rrnnd to return Until AllgUSt
- !&"- " -.
10. inclusive, at rate of oncjtiie
for the round trip, from principal
stations between East Liberty and
Hrvn Mawr on the Northern Central
Railway north of and includin
. Lutherville, ana on tne rnuaueipma
and Erie Railroad Division.
' For information in regard to tram
service and specific rates application
should be made to ticket agents.
8-i2-3t.
Acrer.l With Win.
Tho elttzuns oi Guthrie, Ok., deter
mined recently to present tneonis to
throe young men wno nnu snowu
bravry in rescuing people ounuu ui
flood. A young -woman wno wa
ttag wbierlpUons for this purpose
came up t a group of several young
men, urnong whom was Mcoarrney,
one of the men for wnom xne motuus
wore to be procured.
"lloya, I'm collecting money to D.uy
medals for McCartney, vwius ami
Pratt. Will yon help?
Yes," reinwl McCartney, witn a
wink to hLs companions, "but, while I
nm willing to hlp ru getting medals
for Willis iuhI Piatt. I don't think Mc
Cartney deserves one. ne uupiy reii
Into the rlvor nad uaa to no neiyuu
out"
Well, between you nnl me, coa-
tidentlnlly resixmuod the subscription
tnker. "I ln't so either, but
folks nre afraid he might feel hurt if
he wan left out so they oounteU llm
In." New York irlDune.
. J. 1
Ho Wan Safe.
Kustv Itufus "IMs liere paper says
work 11I n't what kills men.
wvni-v Wiiirir c8 "Dat a rigni, too,
Taint a loaded guu what nhoots folks;
'taint pmt'ii what plfens or em, aiui
tnlnt work what Kins eni. 11 ".
kuowin' eiuugh to let tilings moue
dat's wlint!" Truth.
. 1 w
An AdvnlitUKo.
'Mrs. Wellup fays she Is going to
fpend a large Vrt or tm suuiiner ut
home lu the cuy, suiu i".
veiiroachfully.
'yes, replied nis cn- -"
nfford It. Shu's so ncn nonouy nui
Insinuate that snes omigeu 10.
Washington Slur.
SimnEN Deuhs on the Increase.
People apparently well ana nappy
to-dav. to-morrow are smcKcu uu..,
,,r,ri in mnetv-nine cases out of every
hundred the heart is the cause. The
king of heart remedies Dr. Agnews
the Heart is within the reach
Vuiv. . ,
of all, and if there are symptoms ui
heart disorder it should de used with
out delay. It relieves in 30 minuicb,
and cures most chronic cases.
Sold by C. A. kleim.
"What Constitutes a Tax Day.
The County Solicitor of Luzerne
county has cleaned mat unu i .v.
alien tax law the day (or which the
,raa rntt ta is to be paid means
an nnrt of a day. If the unnatural
ized laborer wcks only an hour
three cents tax must be collected,
ThuiiKl'tlra".
"Arabella, dear." siild the weary
mother, "I wlsii you wouui uu
imilor." , , .
'Indeed, i ll not. i
ernte to nsK Mien esuiuun j..-
kiuiw I'm training ior a r"j
Detroit Free l'ress.
The New Yorker who failed to see
the Viking during the few days that
the nallant little vessel was lying or
cruising in the waters of the harbor
missed a sight that it would be almost
worth while to go to Chicago to see,
To those with a fair idea of what
good boatbuilding requires the lines
of the Viking are said to have been
very satisfactory, and the soundness
of their judgment is established by the
achievement of the vessel in crossing
the Atlantic against unfavorable winds.
sound and safe as an ocean going
steamer. But even to one with no
claims to expert knowledge the vessel
is verv beautiful. It is easy to see in
her the jurisdiction of her chief
officer's proud remark, when asked if
she did not ship water over her open
sides: "No. Her model is so per
fect, her lines so fine" here he made
a sweeping gesture with both hands,
illustrating the lines "that she wishes
all the time to be on top."
But what impressed the ordinary
observer is the courage of their con
viction shown by the crew of a dozen
modern Norsemen, who, persuaded
that the original on which the Viking
was modeled was seaworthy, and that
what their ancestors had done they
could do, took this little vessel, with
out a deck, with a broad oar for a
rudder, with a single mast and sail,
with no room aboard to swing a ham
mock, and barely sufficient to store
the needed supplies, and sailed her
over the course that they believed the
ancient Norsemen had sailed with a
like craft centuries before the discov
er which all the world is celebrating
at Chicago. That is a striking and
splendid way of arguing a disputed
question in hisjory. No one after this
can say that the Norsemen could not
have reached the shores of America
on the vessels then known. Harper s
Weekly.
Bennett 8 58
Fnrt.v Fort 8 B"
Wyoming.. . 9 01
West PIUBton 08
Buaqiiehunna Ave 10
I'lHnion VI
Pin-yea
Lackawanna 9 it
Taylor
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MfiRANTON 41 4 55 148
STATIONS. WEST.
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nu aDim o tn
Taylor..... 1 10 04
LacKawsnna
Duryea - 8 s ' '
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Hcnnett . y
Kingston 4 108
Hiymouia juq-.huu
Hlymoutti Jl'J 107
Avonauin
Nantlcoke 7 14 1004
Hunlock a 1 11
shlfikshlnny 7 ol 11 10
II lck'g Ferry
Boacb Haven .. - IM 11"
B-rwtck " " w
Brlarcreek - . 8'
Willow firove.. 8 I" J 50
LlmeKlUtje 814 Jl 56
linpy 8'n i 04
moomsburg 8 S 12 is
Kunert.. fM l 18
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D'invllle m
Cnulasky
Cameron '" H
NOHTUDMBKKLANO... W 100
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ReadlDtr Hallroud tor Tamanend, Tamaqua,
W Ullamsport, Sunnry, Pottsvlim, etc ai
Nortnumrjeriana who r. a n. uii. -.
Uarruburg, LocH Eaven, Emporium warren.
Corry and Erie.
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5.40 10.20 5.00 11.50
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B. & 8. R. R.
STATIONS.
Bloomsbu-g.
' r.iii.
11 Main St..
.TrondnlH...
Paper Mill.
Liunt ot .
OranKevll'e.
.. .rorRB ...
...Zanor's...
Stillwater .
...Becton....
...Kdson'r....
.Coie's cr'k.
.hiiBarloat..
..I.aubacb..
...central...
.Jajo. city..
-NORTH
LIAV1
am pmtpm am
8.30 2 40 6 40 6.10
133 9.42 6.44 6.18
8.8 9.41 6.47
2.4T 6.60 6.25
8 44 2.54 6.5M 6.87
8.47 3.00 7.0? 6.60
R.Mt 3.10 7.10 7.10
9.06 8.20 7.20 7.85
9.H9 3.25 7.24 7.41
9.18 3.30 7.20 8.00
9.21 8.40 7.80 8.40
9.2 3.41 7.44 8.60
9.28 3.47 7.4S 8.58
9.31 8.5'.' 7.62 0.00
9.86 8.57 7.57 0.10
0.41 4.07 S.07 9.30
9.50 l.K 8.10 0.40
am p m p mam
Sunbury lv
8. xianvuie
Catawliwa.
B. llloomfcburg1
Espy Ferry '
Creasy ...... 1
NescopecK ...ar
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Fern Glen
Tomlilcken "
Nesconock..
Kock uien
ITazleton ...
Potuvllle .
LKAVI
Nescoreck lv
wapwallopen. ur
.Mocanaqua...,
Naotlooke ....
I Plym'th Ferry"
wiikesoarre....
the
p,., Sbvse. It stands to reason
that Dr. Agnew's Liver Tills will crowd
out of the market many of the naus-
o timers. A better medicine
CUiia " . . ii .1
Knr. h.ilf the urice is all the
arcument needed to keep the demand
what it has been Phenomenal 40
i. nts. Thev cure Sick
tia.,inrh. Biliousness, and allay all
cmnrh irritations. At all druggists
Sold by C. A. Kleim.
- -1
When bilious or costive, eat a Las.
caret, candy catharic, cure guaranteed,
A-1 I t
Helping "' On.
gho perfet'lly lovely club; l"'t H?
He Are you 11 member 7
She No; only married women are
.ll.rll.K.
1 1 . . . ,i .. tr, .
Ilw-An! Wouia you iiiw
n.nko Villi ellKlUlO IO IUUUllK!lnuiy
IVnvsou's Weekly.
Very Kaplil.
4.i7mh wimt I bear. Mr. Rarnestly,
1,... D,m r vuura at college Is a lrttlo
""- .... ! J 11 1.1
"A little rnt. ti'P1'11" " 11lu u,u
dUnlalnfully, "Ho Holds tho au-ur
ropiM-tl as a 100-yard sirlntor."-De-
trolt 1'Vh in-ess.
1 1
if Khe Only Weri),
Hniran-It Is a folue lot nv moukeys
they do be uiutiu' v iuiiiumu-o .1 .
1.1 -IT,.f Klllll
l .aii-Ufdad. If only Olrelaud wor
,,.'1, l Hrst brick av th' shindy would
Uave been throwed long sinco.
uiiolls.
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"What makes you think Smoothly Is
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"",.....,... ho 1 one of the most nnt-
1r.1l mid urtlxtlo Uurs I have ever lint
the pleiiNure of uieetlug.
i'vee l'lvus.
A Kiltlll'lll Qll?tloll.
H,,"No, I couldn't t?o to Kumpo this
f..,ir heeuuse 1 had to have my plumb-
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'tli,, "Whwii UW3 your pluuibot
HUMPHREYS'
VETERINARY SPECIFICS
600 PAGE BOOK MAILED FEEE.
CONTENTS;
Part I. Diseases of Horses.
Part II. Diseases 01 oluc
Part III. Diseases of Sheep.
Part IV. Diseases of Hogs.
Part V. Diseases of Dogs.
Part VI. Diseases of Poultry.
Same book in bettor binding du cm.
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NIAGARA FALLS.
Low Rate Excursions via ennsylvania Rail
road.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany will run a series of ten-day excur
sions to Niagara Falls, leaving Phila-
delnhia. Baltimore, and Washington
on July 22, August 5 and 19, and
September 4 and 16. An experienced
tourist agent ana cnaperon accompany
each excursion.
Excursion tickets, good for return
nassace on anv recuiar tram, cjh-iu-
sive ot limited express trains, wiunn
ten days, will be sold at $10 from
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington,
and all noints on the ueiaware iivi-
sion : $0.70 from Lancaster ; $8.60
from Altoona and Harrisburg ; $8.25
from Wilkesbarre ( $S-8o from Wil
liamsport and at proportionate rates
from other points. A stop-over win ue
.illnwpd at Buffalo. Rochester, and
Watkins returning.
A special train of Tullman parlor
cars and day coaches will be run with
each excursion.
Vnr further information apply to
nearest ticket acent, or address Geo
W. Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
A T I O . Ct.li.tn ll-ila.1.1
Agent, uroau oncci oiauuu, .....v.
phia. 7-i5-t-
Gold mining companies are being
organized all over the country to
operate in Alaska. Our advice is,
not to invest in any stock in these
companies just yet.
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
VITAL WEAKNESS
and Prostration rrom over
work or other causes.
Humphreys' Homeopatmo op"
No. 28, In use over w yearn, "
auacessful remedy.
$1 per vlal.or S vlalt and large iai powaer.ior
m b. DrulU. or nut poitp.14 on recclui ol prtc
HDarUBKH' "KB. CO., Cor. WlllUa JoIidSU., Sow Vori
CATARRH
Ask your
Druggist
for a generous
IOCENT , .
TRIALSIZE.
Ely's Cream Balm
contains no cocaine,
mercury nor any
otlierliilurloufidrujf.
It Is quickly ADsorb-
ed.
(Ives Kollet at once.
It opens and cleanses
tlin Nasal I'HKsatfes.
Allays Inilaiumatlon.
HealB and Protects the Membrane. Ilestores t nn
Senses ol TaHt e and smell t ull Slz jOc.j l rial
bl.eli c. at DrinrtflHtaoi bymatl.
ELV BKOTUKHS. Wai-reu Mreet, ow oik.
t Weekdays. I Dally, t Flaj station.
Pullman Parlor and Sleenlnc cars run on
througU trains between sunbury, V llUamBrorl
und Krle, between Sunbury and Philadelphia
and W ashington and between Harrisburg, Fltts;
burg and the west. , -,..,
For turther lnrormatton apply to Tlcfcot
Agents.
J, U. HUTCHINSON. J. K. V WU,
Gen'l. Manager. Gen. Pass, Agt.
Philadelphia & Reading R'y
In effect May Si, lsar.
TRAINS LK4VE BLOOMSBUUG
For New York, Philadelphia, Heading Potts-
vllln, Tamaqua, weekdays H.4R a. m.
For n llliamsporb, wceiiuaa, i.oa a, w., o.u y.
"For Danville and Milton, weekdays, 7.85 a, in.,
13.30. . , . - .. mnn
VOt cacawissa weexuaj a (.00, 11. to a. iu.,
8.80 5.00 .81, p. m.
For Hupert weekdays7.33, 11.45 a. m., 1S.80, 3.30
6.00, 6.3.1. p. m. M . ,
B. O. K. K.. through trains leave Heading Ter.
mlual, Palladelphla, s.-JO, T.f 5, li.au a. m., 8.46
7.SI, p. m. Sundays 8.20,- 7.8S U.Ctt a. in.,
8.4, 7.47, p. m. Additional trains from 84 and
Chestnut street siatiuu, weennuya, i.o,
6 i'i p. m. Sundays, l.iss, p. ui.
TIUINS FOK BLOUMBBUKQ
Leave New Tort via Philadelphia 8.00 a
m., and via Bastoo v.io a. tu.
Leave Philadelphia 10.0J 5u 31,
Leave Heading ll.es a. it.
Leave PottsvlTle ll.au p. m.
Leuve Tamaqua 1.S.T a, o...
Leave Wiuiamsport weekdays lo.uo a m, .su p
Leave Catawlssa weekdays, T.oo.s.sua. m. l.su
8.30, B.1S.
Leave Hupert, weekdays, 7.08, 8.27, a. m.( 11,56
1.87,4.40, B.li8.
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
COLD N HEAD
PARKEH'S
HAIR BALSAM
Nnvai Faile to Bptqre Ory
Hair to lie Voutnrui uoior.
" Vl,..anill""Bt """jSilil-
8-5-lt.d.
GET YOUR
JOB PRINTING
DONE AT THE
COLUMBIAN OFFICE
Leave Philadelphia, chestnut Street wharf
and South Street wharf tut Atlunt lc city.
WBKK-DAYS Kxprecs, h.OH, H.nU, I(.S a. Tu,
(Saturdays only, 1.80) iJO. .;.00, a.4U. 4-On, 4.30,
5.00, 5.w, 7.00 p. in. Accom. 3.00 a. iu., 5.:m, b.;w
p- . .,
bl'KUAtg ,.dU, a.uu, o du, u uu, iu.uu a.iii , p.
m. Accom., 8 ik a. m., 4. i'i p. m. 1.0 F.xcur
blon Train to foot ot Mlslss:ppl Ave., 7.00 a. m.
dully.
U'save Atianuc 1 tty, nepot, : KFK-nY
Express (Moiul only G.43 a. m.),7."0, 7.45,i.iU,
00, lt'.15, 11 U0 a. IU., 8 SO. 110, .'i.SO, 7.31', W.80 p.
111. ACCOlll. 4 '.'.'i, 8 l.i a 111., .0.1 p. m M'NIUY
Kxpress. 8.8', 4.011, fi.a. 1 He. H yii. ' i 7.:)U, 8 00,
iu p. in. Accom., V.hiu.in , 5.C5 p. m. $1.00
Kxcurston Train rrom tool. ,if .Mmslasippl Ave.
ouly, wuek-iluys, 11.00 p. n., Sundays U.u) p. ui.
Parlor cars on nil express trains.
Wanted-An Idea
T7ho ean thtn'
t'f to1UIU Kllup)
tliliii: tonutml
Protoot your Ideaii: ttier n.ay lrlK yu wuultl
Write JOHN WKbDEHUVRN 4 Co., Patent Attm
Deya. Wadklnguin, 1. o.,r r ttielr 1,n..' i.riti
auj ltit of two UuourvJ kireutlvut wautud.
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