PenNSYLVANIA R. R.
Philad. & Erie R. R. Division
and Northern Central Ry.
TRAINS LEAVE MONTANDON, EASTWARD
7.38 A. M.- Train 64. Week days for Bunbury
Harrisburg, arriving at Philadelphia, 11.48 8. m,
New York 2.03 p. m., Baltimore 12.15 p. m., Wash
ington 1.20 p m, Parlor car and passenger coac!
to Philadelphia,
9.22 A, M~Tming0. Dally for Bunbury
Wilkesbarre, Scranton, Harrisburg and inter
mediate stations, Week days. for Scranton, Hs
seltonu, and Pottsville, Philadelphia, New York
Baltimore, Washington. Through passenge
eoaches to Philadelphia.
E23 P. M.—~Train 12. Week days for Sunbury
Wilkesbarre, Scranton, Hazelton, Pottavilie, Mar
Fisourg and intermediate stations, arriving af
Philadelphia at 6.28 p. m,, New York, 9.30 p. m
Baitimore, 6.00 p, m., Washington at 7.16 p. m
Parlor oar through to Philadelphia, and pussen
8: conches to Philadelphia, Baltimore an
ashington.
4.45 P. M.—Train 32. Week days for Wilkes
rharre, Scranton, Hazelton, Pottsville, and dall
Hor Harrisburg and intermediate points, arrivin
iat Philadelphia 10.47 p. m., New Fork 8.53 a.
{Baltimore 9.48 p.m, Passenger coaches to Phils
delphia and Baltimore,
810 P. M.—~Train 6. Daily for Bunbury, Ha
risburg, and all intermediate stations, arriving st
Philadelphia 4.254. wm., New York at 718s. m
Baltimore, 2.20 a. m., Washington, 380 a. m
Puliman sleeping ears from Harrisburg to Phila
deliphis and New York. Philadeiphia passengers
oan remain in sleepers undisturbed until 7.50 a
WESTWARD,
M.~Tming Dally)
gua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
intermodiate stations, with passcnge
Erie aud Rochester. Week da)
Be fonte and Pitsburg
iman sleeper to Philndelphi
10.00 A. M. Train 31. (Dai
and iutermediste stations, and week days
Tyrone, Clearfield, Philipsburg, Pitsburg and th
West, with through cars to Tyrone
1.31 P. M.~Train 81, Week days for Kane, 1
rone, Clearfield, Philipsburg, Pittsburg, Cana:
daigua and intermediate stations Syracuss
Rochester, Buffalo and Niagara Fails wit
through passenger coaches to Kane and Ro
ester, and Parlor car to Philadelphia.
538 P. M.~Train 1. Week days
Elmira and intermediate stations
10.07 P. M.—Traln 67. Week days for Willias
prt and intermediate stations. Through Par
Ar and Passenger Coach for Philadelphia
9.10 P. M.~Train 921. Sanday only, for Wii
famsport and {ptermediate stations.
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Additional trains leave Lewish
don at 5.204 m, 725s. m
ud 7.56 p.
Siatuy at 740,927. wm. 10.08 a
Ppm.and 8.12pm.
On Sundays trains leave Montandon 9.28 as
81a. m and 4.46 m., returning leave Lewis
83am, 10004 m. and 4.48 p. m.
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MULCHING ORCHARDS.
Much discussion has been held in
recent years in regard to the different
methods of treating orchards,
meeting of the Michigan
tural Soclety Professor Green advo
cated a grass mulch, He cited or
chards of successful growers in Ohio
and New York that had followed
grass mulch method for a number
years and had found that it was
satisfactory to them than the cultural
method. The method is the
space helween the up to
grass and clip it with
ing machine as often as it seems
Hortlcul-
of
more
to allow
trees to grow
scythe or mow
nec
essary and leave the cut grass to lay
on the ground forming a mulch. The
under the trees
slaw or
ground
is Covel
h some
aff
ton, draw it
and
grou
ETrass, 1
pay
ton
coud
cover
nd Was so poor
wi
ue profes
it will
$6
orchard.
one
any
Lraw
per
is
the
are
the firs
Oi
small that th
worth while
up the humus
The advantages
88 enumerated
are that
shades
richer
the
{thi
certain
fey
in
orchards wh
practiced
Was as
In the
tion
either side o
the rows.
han
eariier—XNorthern
at seven yoars of ;
larly. In dry se
Conserve mo:
hang
when stored
ple 5
keep
ONION CULTURE
More attenti
onion culture
properiy managed
conditions, is
The soil
fresh, clean land is
of the
Nn is being pal to
year. The crop, if
and under good
profitable
and rich
each
usually quite
aN a moist
3
SRG er
preforr because
difficulty
cioar of weeds, are
drawbacks in growing this
Good preparation of the crop is essen
tial. The ground should
broken and thoroughly
but cultivation which should
should shallow
hand work j& more = labor-
ious than with the it found
to be most profitable with onions. It
is a very great
onions in quantity t«
sets are expensive,
be sown as carly as
be put in good conditis
been found
less
which the
crop
be deepl
fre
he
be
low and
horse, it is
growing
start with s«
The seed
the ground
NG
ed
can
has
plan
yn, and it
most anccessful
to sow first in beds A
20 to 25 feet wili start szeoed
for an acre, if « 16d in rows
4 or 5 inches apart. The sce
be covered only half
the
weed
1 should
an kc
beds muat be apr
When the onions 1
they may be transplanted to ti!
in rows 12
4 inches apart
the roots and t
makes the
ier and dees
Experiments
inches
in
ips 8
of tranaplanting eas
fot check the growths
show that
gare in
Then
apart Jian
the row
before soil this
work
iH pays well
Starting
they must
young plants. be
weads, and that may not be til} they
are ready for gathering. If weeds
appear in the rows they must be gpuill
kneel to get at them. Buf this care
ful, painstaking work pays with the
onion for it often yields 100 bushels
to the acre, and sells at an average
Four pounds of seed are enough for
4 Co
f er
| Sd 1,
, Jaks
aM 1 BE
described. If sets are wanted, {n-
stead of onion®% 50 or 60 pounds of
seed are required; g
pounds, and the
to 76e. a pound
s0Ome grow
5 seed costs from
The sell at
{| from$2 to $4 a bushel and, as from 200
500 bushels can be grown upon
land, it is quite a
a laborious
60c, solr
to
lan acre of good
{ profitable, though
But do not
first One
bus
{.
i
| Nes undertake too much
experienced grower
one-quarter
in with, «
here given
made hy
one
DAIRY
ty of
HINTS.
be cond
unprofitable
sd up to her
yielder
Adapt breed to
but litle money
and selling
petition with a
flow ¢ 0 on
purpose
in milk
the
her
ne
rel
COWS ’ sal
roducing
arge quality
TO KiLlL. POULTRY
mode of killing
instant
The
as it
pain
the
{ to a
from
{and
{ bladed
heat pouitry,
CAtINes death without
aor disfigurement, is to suap«
trying thelr legs
a convenient
and
sharp-pointed
make an incision at
which will
cause
na
birds by firmly
pole at
the floor.
with a
knife
{ back of the
{ the vertebra and
{ death
Barrow-
the
roof,
FEEDING CALVES.
rule in feeding calves is to
ust what they will lick up ¢ ean
no more, It in the little more
is needed that does the mischief
enough is given the call
or trough, will be lic
If a little Is left too much
been With the
err on the side
A zafe
and
than
the
given,
aif it is to of
best
wa o—-— dts
At the Minstrels,
“What,” My. Gilfithers, thy
eminent end-nan; “what is the differ
between a phrenologist
man who runs in the dark?”
asked
ence
the other sminent end-man; for they
were cutting the show short that
evening In order to cateh an early
the
explained Mr.
“One knows the bumps and
other bumps the nose,”
Giifithers.
Before the audience could reason it
out Mr, Alphonse Rambolio, the cele
brates countertenor, was half way
through hin touching ballad; Ҥ Never
Cut No lee With Her Until { earned
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cone
Year by Correspondence---This is
What Dr. Hartman Proposes to
Do For You Without Charge.
Women who suffer should read
fences 3
of letter
same story
Half the 3
own are of
weakness
years
Dr. Hartmas ‘
ing determined its real character
was
eserves the credit
Followed by a Lioness.
le a lady and gentieman were
by ricksha
on a
were
soeing,
railway, a
some twenty-five yards ahead of
from Salisbury
recent Sunday
considerably
after cross
SOON
Ee lioneas cross thelr
ing so much by
the boys
taken surprise
they failed to check and
eecded
terward
ten yards
them, and she proceeded t
a2 mile and a half. Fortunately,
to the dirty and slippery condition of
the boys’ attention
confined thelr work of
the vehicle in their charge, and
did not perceive the lioness.
It was thought that the very bright
light which boys were carryin
kept the animal at a safe distance.~
on their journey
they found the
in
n the bush
roade. the was
in
they
the
Police Bar.
fn a certain Russian town the po
lice have been obliged, according
a correspondent, to conflacate every
typewriter in the place. These ma
chines are aald 10 be regarded in Rus
sia as dangerous organs of sedition
They are convenient instruments fo
the dissemination of literature
which the government does not ap
prove, So every typewriter ia regis
tered, its address is known 10 the po
any moment
STRAIN OF WORK,
suspicion at
HE
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of Dally Teil,
8 Chemical, Washington, D. C
“It's an honest fact that Doan's Kidney
Pills did me
great lot of good,
and if it were not
trioe 1 would not
recommend them.
It wax the strain
of lifting that
brought on kidney
tromible and weak-
ened my back, but
since using Doan's
Ridney Pills I have lifted 600 pounds
and felt no bad effects, 1 have not felt
the trouble
I had suffered for five or six years, and
other
all.”
For sule by all
cents. Foster Milburn Co,
A Big Egg.
A.D. Wilbur, of this village, had a
Cochin hen that for several days had
been laying doubleyolk eggs, Finally
she laid one seven inches around by
nine inches lengthwise, and weighing
five ounces. Wilbur’ supposed it to
be another double-yoik, but found on
opening it that the outer shell con
tained only the white, while inside
was another perfectly round egg with
a hard shell, which contained the
yolk. Poultry papers say this is the
largest egg over known. Catskill (N.
¥.) Cor. New York World.
dealers,
Pes
~
se 12
Lars 25
I be-
itil
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nev.
oy life as 1
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Your grocer is he and
you that he kn
sells you.
mest
OWS very
How can be know,
about the he
bulk coffee
what
If you buy your
in quality,
For OVIR A
In each
ound of Pure Coffee
Lion head on every package.)
Dog Went 500 Miles Alone.
The remarkable attachment
Carlo, a fine water spaniel belonging
to James Dingman, who several week
stock.
Heo stood the trip for 300 miles, but
place evidently grew upon him. Mr.
Dingman thought it was safe to untie
the dog, but no sooner had the and
mal been loosed than it jumped out of
the car and made a bee
Stroud. It never stopped until it had
traveied the whole 300 miles, and
reached home almost starved Kane
sas City Times,
Sewing With the Tongue.
The Medizinische Woehenschrift 1.
ports a curious case of a girl, When
6 years old she suffered from = ss
vere brain disease, which left
limbs paralyzed. Her tongue, however,
remained flexible, and this organ she
began to train. She gradually sequired
a certain facility in writing and ,em:
broldering. She would take ends of
thread in her mouth and knot them.
With scissors fastened in her mouth
ing a needle Into the table in front of
hor, could thread it. Her embroidery
was quite wonderful, Her tongue,
while retaining its usual breadth, in
creased in length, #0 that she could
easily touch the tip of her nose with
its point. She died recently.
. ———
Women are more truthful than
men, but occasionally yom meet a
woman who says she doesn’t want to
get married.
Hash is the ghost of a squares meal
They Compromised,
“Will you be my wife, Guenivere?
“No. Charles. 1 think far too much
for that, [ still want your
friendship. Let me be your stenogra-
pher. That is the only way in which 1
can submit to man's dictation.” Cin.
cinnati Commmercial-Tribune
Brare or Ouro, Cry or Toreno, | an.
Lrvoas Oousry
Faasx J. Opexey make oath that he is
senior partner of the fem of ¥. J. Cusver &
Co,, doing businoss in the City of Toledo,
firm will pay tho sam of O¥R KUSDHRED DOL
LARS for eanh and evry case of cavAREm
{ that cannot be cured by the use of Hart's
Carannn Cone TrA¥® J, Uneser.
Sworn to Hofors me and subseoribed in my
mite presences, this Gl day of Deceme
ber A.D. INS6, AW. GLEAsOX,
Notary Public,
Hall's OCatarey Cares taken internally, and |
| mola directiy on the blood asd mucous sure
| faces of Lhe system, Hend for testimonials,’
roe, ¥. J. Canxny & Oo. Toledo, O,
5014 by ali Draggists, 75s, |
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation,
Would Shock Her,
“Papa, what would you say if Mr
Feathertop should ask your permission
to marcy me?” b
| “Put your fingers in your ears, my
| dangliter, and 1 will rehearse a fow of
the remarks I shall probally make if
¥
be ever does.” Chicago Tribune,
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