THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Prof- Coles for May.
Let all the people in America re
joice ami be glad, for the month of
May will be a great "high flood"
month and prosperity will rule in spite
of all the afflictions that the jealous
"low-ebb" vual forces may choose to
send upon her I The greater part of
the month will be fair and lovely; but
the planets are in position to give us
some unprecedented stormsj resulting
in destructive floods. Snow storms
and hail storms may surprise us all; as
the sun's magnetic and electric focus
will be interferred with by the sleet
king planets and cause severe electri
cal storms, seismic disturbances and
volcanic activity in the earth. Watch
out for strange phenomena, as the
plannetts will be in a very unusual
position this month. About the
middle of the month Venus, Earth,
Jupiter, and Uranus, will make a per
feet right angle with Mars, Mercury
and the Sun, while Neptune and Sat
urn will be in conjunction with each
other and the Sun. On the 27th, the
Earth passes between the sun and the
great planet Jupiter; and on the 28th,
the eclipse will appear; therefore, it
will be well for us to keep a watchful
eye upon the "weather" and upon our
"finance," as unusual disturbances
may be looked for during the middle
and the latter part of the month.
THE KILLING OF WHALES.
Tliere la I. II Mp of I'.icKriueii t
Diinurr In tlir I'nranlt n II
la Vow Curried On.
AGENTS WANTED To sell the
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inc. Hook Case. Hest office or li
brary article ever patented, and ski.i.s
EVERYWHERE OS Skill T. at a good
profit. Why stand id'e with such a
chance to make money ? Ask the
publisher of this paper to show you
sample of this stand, or write us for
full particulars at once.
(i4d6m) Marsh Mfg. Co.,
No 542 West Lake St , Chicago.
Dr. l'lotlciirli V. Trite, of t!io f-'iuitli-Houinn
iiihtitin inn, wlni l.i.s just sjh nt
two i.iiiiitlm ia wlinii liiinihi in (irtrn
liny, mi tliu lioi-tluoslcrii must of New
found In ml, report 1111 lull rest injr cx
perienec. He wiis sent nut by tliu In
ttitutioti to Kt inly the flshbaek whnle
anil of the lis ntiiinuls ('aught nil but 11
were of this wiriety. The etory-hook
roinnnce hus pone entirely out of whal
ing 11 h pursued by the Newfoundlnnil
ith. There is 110 frail w hnlelioiit, with
the nri.Ied old hnrpoouer in the bow
to strike the whnle, but Instead u lit
tle Ktenni eraft and a powerful -titi.
The pun thrown n lnrpe iron har
poon, with erossnrniH whieh lie iipnini-t
the phnft until it strikes 11 solid body
und then project out 11 nil imbed thetn
ttelveH. The head of this harpoon in
eiparhaped and sharp-pointed and
explodes 11s it (-li-ikes the whale's t-ide,
peneiutinp n pas whieh serves to keep
the fish nllont after the wreekinp r first
of the nhoek on its inteninl orpniiR has
left It n lifeless mass, A dtout rope is
nttiiehed to the butt of the hnrpoou.
and by this the w hale iskept in leash as
it threshes madly throuph the water
in a vain effort to escape its unknown
enemy. Death rapidly ensues, unless,
as sometimes happens, the projectile
goes throuph t he tish from side to side,
when a second shot is tieeessnrv.
ENGLISH TELEPHONE SERVICE
A DOG'S SUPPLICATIONS.
Never Satisfied-
None are satisfied. One man is
struggling to get justice, some others
are flying from it. One man is trying
to build a house, another is trying to
get rid of it. One man is spending
all that he earns in taking his girl to
the theatre, in hopes of eventuilly
making her his wife, while his neigh
bor is spending all the t;old he has to
get a divorce. The eastern man
wants to go west and the western man
wants to go east. The farmer wants
to go into the city and the city man
wants to go into the country. The
man in trade wants to get out and
everybody not in trade wants to be.
The old wants to be young and the
young want to be old.
The InlelllKent I. into Pet W tinted
the Siilcl.cl to (ict Oft
the Slipper.
"Mike is the name of n little pray,
silky haired spaniel, whose home is on
Marvland avenue, and he is a most cun-
ninp and amusing animal, and as wise
ns it is possible that a little ilucan be,
Kays the St. Louis ( i'lOlie-Drisiurnit. His
mistress has taupht him many tricks.
lie can tell vou what he does when the
policeman comes, playinp dead ilop,
and he can call his mistress when the
telephone bell rinps, and is altogether
u delightful dop.
lie has been taupht to bep for thinps.
and his beppinp looks for all the world
like eoaxinp, so cunningly is it done.
The other day his mistress sent him up
stairs to pet her slippers. He came
down presently with one, anil she sent
him back for the other, but apain he
returned without it.
"He was sent back, nnilthis time he
Ktaytnl solonpthat hisniist rcss w ent up
stairs herself to see what was keep
ing him. A heavy satchel had fallen
upon the slipper, and the little dop.
ufter tryinp in vain to move it, sat on
his hind lepn, with his little paws
raised in supplication, hoping that he
might persuade the satchel to pet oft
the slipper. lie probably was con
vinced that his prayer was efficacious
when his mistress lifted the hindrance.
It la the Wnrat In the World anil the
I'rlrea Are r.ilorllori
ate. In the unit ter of t rlephoti; s Pti' !:ind
Is probably woi v.c nerved than any civ
ilized country in the v.ovli!. nays the
National lleview. ;witzei Innil or
Sweden enn pive her points. A tele
phone monopoly wns created, which
has worked badly. Quarrels of all kinds
with the lnenl authorities have arisen
as to way leaves.
1 know a factory six miles from the
Marble Arch which has, owing to this
cause, for years been vainly uppl.vinr;
for the telephone. The other day I
wished to send a mrssnge to a friend in
n very busy little town 15 milcH from
London. The place did not appear In
the telephone directory. Yet in
.Sweden or Switzerland the smallest vll
iape is on the telephone.
As for the prices eharped by the
company, they nre extortionate. Par
liament has considered the situation,
but as party government is mainly
concerned with ninklnp laws which are
not wanted and tieplectlnp all that
Conduces to real propress, no adeipiate
measure:; ltnvn been taken to right the
system.
Seduced Bates to Washington via Penn
sylvania Kailroad.
Account Imperial Council, Order of Mystic
Shrine.
For the Imperial Council, Order of
the Mystic Shrine, at Washington, I).
C, May 22-24, l'ie Pennsylvania
Kailroad will sell tickets to the gen
eral public, from all stations on its
line, to Washington and return, at
rate of one fare for the round trip.
1 icKets to be sold anil good going
iMay 10-21, returning to May 28, in
clusive. 10 2t
A Sad Truth.
An exchange says that gossip has
made manny a home a hell on earth;
gossip has parted husbands and wives;
gossip has blackened and sullied the
character of many poor girls; gossip
has parted lovers who would have
been very happy if it had not been for
gossip, une little misstep or one
little indiscretion will cause gossip to
arise with new strength and start on
her mission. Her, did we say ? We
ought not to, for we have our male
gossipers, and as a rule they are ten
times more venomous than a female.
A good, healthy man gossiper is about
s low and dangerous as the meanest
thing on earth.
NEW CALENDAR PROPOSED.
Iluaaiun Antronomern Are Anlon to
Have the World Adopt a
Sen System.
The chronological disagreement be
tween liussia and ull the great na
tions of Kuropo owing to the reten
tion of the Julian calendar has be
come un increasing nuisance in pro
portion as Russia's relations, especial
ly commercially, with western Kurope
have continued to increase.
Hitherto the Kussinn calendar has
been 12 days behind. This week it
drops another day behind, und ac
cordingly I'rof. Glazenap and a com
mittee of the Kussinn Astronomical
society have elaborated an entirely
new calendar, which, it is hoped, will
be universally adopted. This calen
dar provides a common year of exact
ly 305 days and' leap year of Iliiii days.
This system in so near the real solar
year that no more thun one day's dif
ference can occur in 100.0K) years.
If the Protestant states in tlie west
do not adopt this system Russia, in
stead of 13 days behind, will be one
dav in advance now and two days in
advance for 1920. The committee pro
poses ulso the reehristcninp of March
to "Pence," in honor of The Hague
confere nee.
IN UNUSUAL DEMAND.
Mauj- ruimporU Issued to roreltrn-
Ilorn Americana Mho Are
UoltiK A liroml.
lltl V S IIIIS 7 Wo r.ffer nn
hundred dollars reward for any case of
catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall
v-atarrn L.ure.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Proprs.,
Toledo, Q.
We, the undersigned, have known
F.J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan
cially able to carry out any obligation
made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Drug
gists, Toledo.
Waldinc, Kinnan & Marvin,
wholesale druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly apon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
""ee 7 sc. per bottle. Sold by all
oruggisu. Testimonials free.
Hall's family pills are the best.
"Why do you call your horse
Death?" asked the man in the plaid
suit. "Because he's a sure thing,"
lephed the horseman.
I d leave my happy home for
you sung- the absconding husband
the shrewish wife a h t
nu left her in sole possession.
An unusually large number of pass
ports are being issued by the state tie
......t uii.tir nt tin- venuest of coliUTfKtt
men, who ure acting for their con
stituents. They are for persons who
nm n.'itiirnlized citizens, many of
...I...... ,. nfeiiiil in m buck without
passports. Nat ire-born Americans as
u rule do not pet pass-ports when they
po abroad. Uepresentnt've McCreery,
,f Minnesota, has secured 40 pass
ports for his constituents during the
last five weeks, and in speaking of
this said:
"The district is purely agricultural,
but the people arc well-to-do. und
hundreds of them will go abroad this
year. Two-thirds of those getting
passports originally eame from across
the water, and ure going back to visit,
the old homes nnd relatives. They
have prospered In this country and
are. able to spare the money for n trip.
"They ow n splendid homes und sec
tions of land, are beyond want, nnd
find times prosperous enough to paro
money for a trip abroad. Many of
them'aro taking their families."
The Golden Itule lu Texnu.
When men learn to do unto others
as they would huve others do unto
them, horse trading will have become
one of the lost nrts. Gulveston News.
timalfl)leounU.
The Bank of France last year dis
counted In Turls 2.101 ,R3i separate
bills for less than 100 fruncg each.
TELEGRAPH MEN HAVE TRIALS
Their Work In the I'lilllpplnrfl Is
Heart t Mnnr HnrilahlpM nnd
llnnitrra,
A Kansas man who is with the
Ignited States telegraph corps in the
Philippines in a letter home tells ot
the dillieull ies whieh the corps en
counters, ltecently two big army
wagons, each clrnwn by six mules,
were loaded with rubber insulated
wire, n battery nnd n reel to reel it
out. keeping up with the troops.
The road became so bail they had to
strap the reel on a mule's back nnd
the rest of the wire on other mules,
leaving the wagon in the mud up to
the hubs.
One mule carried the folding field
telegraph table, with instruments all
attached. Every few miles they
would stop nnd telegraph back to
Manila the progress of the column.
To do so they would take the table
off the mule, unfold it, cut the wiro
from the reel on the other mule,
connect it. with the instruments and
do the necessary telegraphing. This'
was generally done when the troops
stopped for a few minutes to rest.
"The-Proper Thin.
Nodd Awfully sorry to hear your
house burned down. Did you save anything?
TodilOh, yes. After some very live
ly work we succeeded in getting out all
the things we didn't want. Brooklyn
Life.
Her Ilallng I'milon,
"What a queer-looWng man Miss Ker-
fllp married!"
"Did you never hear about It? She
met him one day when she was out
shopping, and he was such an odd pat
tern of n man that he cnught her fancy
at once." Chicago Tribune,
Gardening fcn Alnakn.
Two American women conducting a
mission school on the Yukon, 1,500
miles from its mouth, tested the Alaske,
climate last year in kitchen garden
ing, brcmninir oiieratinns in the open
ground Mar 16. In spite of a lack of
ruin for two months nnd cold storms
in midsummer, they harvested 2S0
bushels of potatoes, 500 cabbages, 80
bushels of turnips ond a few bushels
nf carrots. The strawberry bed set out
grew finely, but the crop of berries was
destroyed by mice.
I.lUe Our CUII War.
One of the strangest facts regarding
the present war is thut English ami
I!oer have so intermarried in South
Africa that in countless . instances
brothers are fighting npuinst brothers,
and fathers aguiust their own sons.
Growlna Purcuaueii Abroad.
The United Stutes imported more
merchandise last year from every quar
ter of the globe than it took in 1888.
1M$
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Com-
Tho derangements of
the femalo organism that
breed all kinds of troublo
and which ordinary prac
tise docs not cure, aro the
very things that give way
promptly to Lytua a
ham's "Vegetable
ncundm
Uterino sand ovarian
troubles, kidney troubles,
ulenratians. tumors, un-
usual discharges, back
aches and nainful periods
these aro the ills that
hang on and wreck health
and happiness rw uls-
position.
Lydia E. Plukham'i Vegetable Compound
Tells (lie dtorr. When your IiptI
aches, nnd yn'i fis-l hlilmis, const I
p.itctl, ami nut nf tun', vv!!li ymir
toniii'li sour unci no rtppclinv, Ju.t
f imy a pai ii.iy ol ft
A mm mm n m W-m mm mm mm
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, Vou will be surprised nt liow ensily J
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'headache and liilloUMiess, rouse tnefj
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Tholr letters constantly
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,
VITAL. WEAKNESS
ond Prostration from Over
work or other causes.
Humohrcvs' Homoopnthlo Snenlrlo
No. fcH, lr U8 over AO years, the only
BuccoBsful wmedy.
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A 20 YEARS IN OHIO.
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IvECURESTRICTURE
J ThoiiHiinJtt of vou tiff nnd middle-airl
Al mon uro troubled with thii ditteape ninny
miMfititfi'iiiiml v. 'I hfv iiiilv hnvn AMtnnrl,
J inn ncTiftilin, puinll, twist inff ftrronm,
i3 htuint cutting naintnit timet. ulitcht dirV
.1 rhitrpo, dilticulty in cotnnirncinfr, weak
M nrirHim. pmiMirnn. and all the nvmnt4imn
nf nervous debility they havo Ki'HIl'-
n iijUW. von iioiaooiornexponmonion
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I I enn never return. No pftin, no mtTpr
Init. no detention from bunineM by our
iiiuthoil. TbeRoxualorganKftrentranirih
rne'l. The nerves aro invifforatod, and
the bliss of manhood returns.
WECURE GLEET
1 Thounanda of vounff and nilddle-utted
mon are having their iiexual vik"r and
vitality continually Nipped by thl iIik-
cine. Ihey are Ireqiieuuy uuconxcioiui
of thocaufienf theflacymptoras. (ienornl
Weakness, Unnntunil JJisehftrges, Knil
intf Manhood, Nervousness, Poor Mem
ory, Irritability, at t'unos Hmartinn 8en
salion. Sunken Kyes, with dark circles,
Weak Hack, Uenernl Uopresiinn, Lack
of Ambition, Vnricoeclo. Hhrunkon
l'arts. eto. GLEIiT and riTKIi.'Tl KK
may be the enuso. Uou t consult family
doctors, an they have no experioueo in
these special diseases don't allow
(Juaoksto experiment on you. Consult
r-pueiulit, who have made a lifo study of
llisensesot Men and Women. UurNKW
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cauuut cure. Terms moderate for a euro.
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lu Sii
11 2ft
P. M.
tia io
1 K7
1 1ft
1 65
P. M.
t a oo
a at
a 87
a 43
a ftft
8 o,r
P. M.
4 10
4 88
4 4a
4 61
ft 10
6 80
P. M
t 8 lift
8 IK
8 r
8 40
I 05
T. M.
t A 52
6 ao
A. M
I 8 I'U
P. M
I 8 10
A. M.
t 8 00
P. U.
t 8 to
t 5 80
A. M'-
mi ftii
iia uc
ii j it
P. M.
t 4 0"!
t 5 40
A. M
8 oo
9 SI
io ia
ia ko
1 4a
a 48
P. M.
1.3. UC
4 or.
4 69
4 41
6 ao
r. m
f 4H
(IH
V7
84
f 8 8li
8 411
6 "i
P. II
t 7 oa
7 81
7 87
7 4ft
8 (.f
9 Oft
P, M
t 66
7 09
7 81
7 4i
7 65
b 00
P. H
t 8 36
9 0ft
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
LACKAWANNA RAILROAD.
DLOOMSHURG DIVISION.
In effect l'ee. 17, 1899.
ol'AllONS.
NOKTIIDHBKHLAMU,..,
Cuiueiuu
UUuliifky
Dauvillu
CulawisiBa
Kupurl
blouuiaijurB'....... ,
Kapy
Lime 1(1 le
lirbireiueK ..
liurlck
bench Unveil ...
Hick's Km ry
HulckHlilniiy
lliiuloi'k'a
Nuuilcoke
AviiiidiUe
I'lymoul h
Plymouth Juuctluu.
klnt'H'-uL.
bmimui.....
Forty Fori
Wyoinliig
Went I'lliHlon
HusiiicUttuna Ave....
I'tiui oi,
Dili yea M
I.ackawanuu
Taylor
HellHVUe
HCtfAMTON
STATIONS.
SCH ANTON
Itellevuo
'lay In r
Laekawtuiui
Duryea
I'RlHton
Hu-iiii'liuniin Ave...,
Weal IMUblOIl
VS'yoiiiliik'
Forty Kurt .
lionnel t
KlntfHton'
I'lyiuoiii U Juu'itlon.
Plymouth
Avouiliile
Nanilcoko
II un lock 'a
HhlckHlilnny
Hlck'h Kerry
IlHHch Haven
Itcrwlck
llrlurc rock
Lime Kldtfo
Kly
Illoomaburg
ltupert. .. ..
Catawlssa.
Danvlllo
i CiiuliiHky
Cuineron
NOHTlll'MIIKKI.AND.
A.M.
to i;5
6 :.
EAnT,
P.M. A.M.
1.60
aia
b V.I
7 03
7 0S
7 U
7 aa
7 30
7 !JN
7 5
71.1
8 04
8 lo
H 117
8 35
4ll
8 4ft
14 .'HI
8 ft"
II Oil
9 13
9 on
9 12
9 1ft
9 19
9 as
9 an
U 33
9 88
9 4'.'
A. II
838
8 4 ft
8 IN
r 6a
K .' ft
e Tin
7 03
P.M.
iooo n so
t 12
fd o;
8 II
8 a. )
8 av
a aa
8 ;i7
6 4a
111 IS
li 65
7 Ul
7 05
7 III
r is
7 38
10 l'.l
10 3,1
1U37
10 43
10 48
11 fe
a ia
a an
9 31
a ao
a 4 a
a 48
2 6.1
a ill
a 07
a ia
a at
8 84
8 42
3 4li
8 61
8 65
4 12
4 08
4 10
4 18 la 08
4 21
4 at
4 lilt
4 34
4 87
4 45
4 50
4 55
r. m
. H. . M.
8 .11 1.0 05
8 81 ....
10 1ft
In 21
10 i'li
10.11
10 8ft
10 311
10 44
11 29
l'i'i'a
l'i'b'i
l'foU
14 14
12 17
12 85
I'll.
4
8 10
s'ii
K III
8 10
N 24
8 30
R 83
8 II
8 60
P. M
t: v.r. M
1 tt. li 10
a oa
a io
a ia
a 17
a ao
a 24
a 29
7f.i
7 1ft
7 19
7 24
7 28
7 83
7 39
7 10
10 62
10 58
ll'Ofi
11 II
11 19
U80
8 04 fll48
811 114S
8 111 1161
8 22
8 30 nao9
8 37 ia ift
8 II
Ml
9 11)
8 65
a an
9 42
2 47
9 fi
Sft7
8 01
8 10
8 24
3 36
8 42
8 49
f l ftft
8 I'll
(i 28
H 32
8 88
84
8 41
6 19
7 00
7 06
"l3
Vjo
7 28
7 40
f7 65
8 oa
N 08
8 :s
laaa
19 27
19 32
12 47
4 IT
i 28
4 fv
4 4-1
14 49
13 57 4 M
1 10 5 08
P. a. P.M.
4 04 IN
4 11 o H
8 37
8 ia
8 18
9 01
9 18
9 10
r.a
9 20
as
A. Mi
Hunsdiitly. f Flnif station.
a c mi isiiniiv. t. W. I.ER
Hunt. Uon. Pasa. Agt
AiniiTinnHi 1 1 hi ij win n-fw j -
Kock Oleu, b.M p. m., ,urrlvln at, tutawlhaa
t Weekllays. I Dally, f Flnff Btatlon.
Pullman Parlor and Sleeping Cars mv o
through tralna between Sunbury, Wllllanijpor
and Krle, between Sunbury and MillHdelphli.
and Washington and between llarrlbburg, Pltu;
uurif auu inn wri. ,,,
For further lnlorinatlon apply to Ticket
A icon 18.
J. B, HI TCHIKSON, J. n jjv,
oen'l. Manager. Oen. Pass, Agt.
Fine PHOTO
GRAPHS and
CRAYONS at
R. B. GROTZ,
Bloomsburg.
The best aw
the cheapest
i1
mmmT..,irh
' A ffOfil Iookitit -ar;
tin! and pMiflKjk.
inn rmnionn
-.. r. t lu.A t.fa cum- f:
Kli.i.tlnn ?
Eureka
mi
if sTfcH
. . . I I m iwf ViA i
rfHOill7TTiaKP1HliMinrir nii'i
li utbtTBoft nn-1 pllahh-, puti It In con- (
.i;t,,.n 4 l .ni til-ten 1.4 loriV
t, u$ It unllntirlly would.
Bulls Tcrrwiiffri! ia cb
lit. ui tir i
lAillPtM t, III ill
OIL CO.
J III. J
Iv.f
Vive;
Your
Horse a.
'Chancel i
AT
Keifer's Meat Market
Betf. Veal. Mutton, Lamb, Pork,
Boli pnn, Saussge, Ham, Bacon, Scrap
ple, Vienna "ausage. Tripe, Hoiled
Ham, Ac. All meats frtsh and clean;
and prices right.
J. E. KEIFIiK,
Centre Street Market.
Quick Communication
Facilitates Business
Use the LOCAL TELEIECNE
and Ccmmmcat
Direct with persons in Betwick, Cat
wissa, Danville, Riverside, Kupei
Willow Grove, Alniedia. Lightstreei
Lime Ridge, Mifllinville. MHiviIle
Rohrsbnrg, Nescopeck, Orangeville
Stillwater and Benton. Also long
distance lines to nearly a'l the towns
in the different States. Rates reason-.
able. Local exchange over l'ostoffice.
CENTRAL PENKA. TELEPHONE
& SUPPLY CO.
JOHN KENY0N, Manager.
PHILADELPHIA & READING
RAILROAD.
n'MAINS I RAVR BLOOMSlirKQ
For New York. 1'hlladelphia, Heading Totta
vine. Tmnauiia. weekiliiyt v.::u ll..to a. m.
For v miauispori, weohuaj , i.ouo. w., o ." v
ni.
Foruunvuie ana Biiaon.weeauujr.i.ou a. ui
For carawiesa weeKaayB 7.au, o... ii.au n. m.,
la.sn, a. sit. 8.ou. bo, p. in .
For Kunert weekdav n7.:i0,8.SS 11,30a, m., 18.20,
s mi:, von. n.xn. d. m.
ForUAlllinore, waHiuntfionauuiuo i
B. o. It. It., throiiyli trains leave neouiui; 1 1 -r.
iiilbal.FhlladelDliln..t.a). 7.r.5. Il.ii6a. in., 8.46
7.j:. n. m. Sunrtiiva A.JU. 7. 11. i a. m.
8.-itf, 7.a:, p. m, Artrtlilonul iralna from V4 and
I'hestnut alreet Hlalloii, weekrtiija, 1.S5, 6.41
s 3 p. rn. suniiays, 1.n. e.vsi t. in.
THA1NS FOH lIUiiWMIl'Hfl."
Leave New York via l'lillauelpnla 7.30 a.
m., and via Bunt on w.ioa. m.
Leave rhlluitelphlii l.i.ill a. m.
Leave Heaillni; '-J.ifi p. m.
Leave rottaviue in.se p. m.
Leave Tamaqua 1.4D p. m.,
Leave Wllllauiaport weekUayglO.lS a Di, S JJ p
m.
Leave Catawlssn weekda8, 7.0ii,8.iC9.1iia. m
l.ti a.. Hi, 0 l'8 p. in.
Leave ltuieri, weekdays, 7.08,8.1.8,9.18 11.4
a. Ul.. l.W. H.4H. 8. 'J I.
ATLANTHM'ITT DIVISION.
Ill effect Mare.li 1", I'.sH).
Leave Philadelphia, chestnut, wreef, wharf
and south Htreet. wharf for Atlantic Cliy.
For Allalltle City Weekdays. Kxprexs, 9 00
a. in. (Saliirilava only. 1 So), si.i o, a.l, 4.i , ft.eu,
7.1!) p. in. Aeeiiiiiiiioilatlon, H.00 a. m., 5.80 p. m.
SuniliiMi KxpreHs, I' m', 10.00 a. ni. Accommoda
tion, 8.00 n. ni., 4.1". p. in.
Leave Alliinile cliyliepot : Weekdays -Ex-Pivmb,7..1,8.1.9.0
,li.-"U ii. in ,.1.H0,5..)iiii.iii. Aieoin
Hiiiilaluin,Kl7 u. iii.,I.H5 p.m. Siiuilays Kx press,
4. -hi, 5. ho, b.uo p. 111. Aecoiiimodatlou, 7.1.". a. in.,
4.0.1 p. 111.
For Cape May, Oeeun city nnd Sea Isle City :
WVckdiivH-H 00 a. in., I 111) i. in. bundiiys-Cheal-ii
nr si., u.l.'i. S'Uiih i. ll.uo a. m
Ailiililonal for Capo May Weekdays-5.30 p.m.
Parlor ears on all express trains.
I. A. tiWF.Ili AHl), KlltiON J. WEEKS.
(ien'l supt. (ien'l Pass. At.
SOUTH. It. tit H Ui K, NOKTT1
PHOTOGRAPHS
We attribute our success to the mak'
ing of Fine Photographs. Pic
tures that are both pleas
ing and durable.
Market Square Gali.erv,
Over Ilartman's Store. iyi2-2f
firjs"' Seventeen years' experience.
PATENTS
Caveats and Trade Marks obtained, end al
Patent business conducted for MoDEltAT.
FEES.
Ol'K OFFICE IS OI'POSITE THE V. S. rAi
KNT OFFICE. We have no 8Ut-iicnclcR.
business ill reet, lienee can tians.K'1 patent bui
ness lu less I line and at Less Cost than Ihote '.
uiole from WashlUKloii.
Send model, drawing or photo, with diner''
Hon. We advise If patentable or not, freei'
chartfo. our too not due till parent. Is secure.
A book, "How to obtain I'atents," with retel
prices to actual clients lu your stute.countj , o
town scut-free. AddiesK
C. A. SNOW & CO,, Washington, 1). C
(Opposite V. s patent onion.)
AHHIVK
anna in.ipm'p.m
7.10
7.IW
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B.Iill.:ilS.40
11.2 ft.MH
6 i'.iti;s.:ii;ia.M
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IIAV1
STATIONS.
Ulooiusbu't;.
p. I'.
" Main st..
Paper Mill.
I.41..1.IKIH' ot .
l.aii'oiaiiis'evire.
l.oo1 .Forks ...
...Z iner's...
.Stillwater.
...rieiilon.. .
...Kdson's....
.Cole's cr'k
..Laubach.,
...central..,
.Jam. City.
LKAVI
am pnr pin urn
8.47 4ll6 :.va.io
cm ..ia .:!7
8.W H.4VH.M
9.01 Vj-S4'li 51
9.0rill.fi.ri.M
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9.2S
9.
m.Hit
0.48
U.47
e.S7
il.MI
10
S.l!Oj7.147.85
U.4!7.1h 7.41
U.SOlT.'Ji H.tHI
S.40.T.:i.lH.U
8.44 7. 87
9.MI 8 477.4l
H.fiSIS.H7l7.,ril
111.10 4. 07 8.(11
10.14 4.10 H.ir,jD.86
am p ui p in am
AHKIVC
8.40
8.40
9. 00
9. VI)
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Aim iir.4iinu apTrvN
ci hi; i nt
CATARRH
Easy ulul plcasiiiit to
use. contains no in
Jurlous Ui-int.
It la ipilckly Atsoib-eil.
Lives Hellef at once.
It opens and cleanses
tliiiNilwiil I'kss:ii-ih. '
Allays luliuiiiiuatluii. COLD 'N H EA
HealB and I'roleets Hie .M.-iiilinuie. Itesu.ri-H tie
Senses of Taste and smell Laijio sp. Vie. al
l)nil,')rNlsoi- liy mall. Trial si.n inc. Iiv In '11.
F;LY liltoTHEliS, .. Wai re-i st rent. New York
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