The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1890-10-31
WAYS OF SAVING MONEY.
HOW IT PAYS ALMOST ANY ONE TO
SUBSCRIBE "THE WORLD"
WHAT "THB WORLD HAS DONE AND Is
DOING FOR ITS FRIENDS.


Every subscriber to THr WORLD should
understand clearly and exactly what II has
done and is doing for those whose names
are on its lists. While he may not need any
of the advantages for himself. he NAV be
able to put some friend or neighbor who il
not a subscriber under lasting obligations
to him.
Nothing is given with the subscription and
no presents of any kind are made to new
subscribers. All premiums and special con-
tracts are for the benefit of those who are
already. or who may become. subscribers,
and these premiums may be obtained at any
time by subscribers. There need be no wait
ing Tor special offers. Whatever offer may
be made at any time will include all those
whose rames are on the subscription list,
and it will include those who send in a sub
scription after. No distinction Is made be-
tween subscribers.
The object of The WORLDS special con-
tracts is to make its Subscribers specially
favored class in any community. For this
reason a subscriber may not only buy for
himself under each contract, but for his
friends and neighbors, TO any extent. charg-
ing them profit If he likes. or merely put
ting them under an obligation.
For instance, any one may start quito a
little retail iewelry trade by investing in the
watches supplied by The WORLD. lie buys
Elgin and Waltham movements in regularly
made Fold-filled cases at jewellers prices,
or what is virtually wholesale rates, and he
can sell them at what price pleases him.
TIE WORLD Is satisfied in knowing that he
is. Here are some of the premiums and
their prices. They do not include a subscrip-
ton to THE WORLD, which in every case is
81 extra.
WATCHES AND CHAINS.
Description and prices are given in full in
another column. The watches offered are
all high grade American-Waltham and
Elgin-and none better can be bought any
where. You make rather than spend money
by investing in one OF these watches. The
chains are full value for the money and
more, as your own ieweler will tell you.
CLOCKS.
The FAIRY Queen clock is little gem
and will keep accurate time. In its glass
and nickel case it is an ornament to any
msntel. The price by mail, postpaid, is
81. 45.
HARNESS.
The different styles of harness are fully
column. THE WORLD believes that in
making these offers of harness it is doing
the best thing for its subscribers that it has
ever yet done and this means great deal.
GUNS AND BEvoLvERs.
Nearly every man wants good gun or a
good revolver. The WORLD has a special
contract with the Folsom Firearms Com
pany by which Its subscribers may secure
either Of the following:
/. The "Favorite " double barrel. breech-
loading shotgun for 50. Ithas decarbouized
steel barrels, the celebrated lower action"
for locking. case-hardened locks and
mountains. with oheckered walnut stock.
1t is beautifully finished. The 12-bore pat
tern is 80 to 32 inches length of barrel and
weighs from 71f to So pounds. The l0-bore
pattern is 80 to 32 inches length of barrel
and weighs from s1e to 10 pounds. Twenty
i've brass shells and q complete set OF load
ing tools are sent with each gun.
2. The imported double-barrel breech-
loading shotgun, TOP snap. SIS; This gun,
known among sportsmen as The Complete
1hreern1aoanef; th h1s ihchs'ea steei oarrels'
"pistol-grip, stock checkered. IL ls fur
ished with patent fore end. rubber butt
plate and large firing pins. The 12-bore
weighing ~ to sls pounds. The bore
pattern is o to 32 inches length OF barrel,
weighing s}e to Q pounds. Loading tools
and 25 shells are included. Both guns are
sent by express, the subscriber paying
charges.
., The American safety hammer. double
al sH2n Gss Tsy0TsT rspad IL scot r sS rsssfTs @ pSp a
lar revolver is by the celebrated mapufac-
tnrers,, Harrington 4 Riio!hsrdson: Il e
hammer, Every part is made by machinery
and can be duplicated at small cost. The
revolver is kel-plated highly. f, ishei,
with huted cylinder and rubber stock. The
hammer is so constructed that it can be
used for single as well as donble action. II
Is made in SO. 3s and - cAlibre. central
cartridges as the Smith & Wesson revolvers.
Orders must give the name. post t-oflice,
county and State.
FURNITURE.
Full particulars. with prices may be found
on another page, No one intending to re-
furnish their parlor can afford to overlook
bargain like this.
SEWING MACHINES.
The machine is high-erm one and of the
style that generally retails at 500. At
the factory the net cost TO agents is $45.
of manufacture. 1t makes the donble-lock
stitch, IL has automatic tension, il light.
running and noisele's and is fitted with
every modern improvement. full set OF
attachments and Instruments goes with it,
The price IL &21, freight or express charges
from Cincinnati, o., to be paid by the
purchaser.
BUdGIEs AND CARTS.
For full particulars and prices zee adyer.
tisemeuts on another page. But only think
of il, buggy, worth at the factory &l26,
to MoRLp Subscribers at s57 or phaeton
cart worth $40 for s2G.
woRcRsTnRs GREAT DICTIONARY.
This is the largest book in print 1t con-
ounces. lts super ority. is in a supplement
OF IT0 pages of new words. containing many
Thousand recently added. but included in
no other dictionary, The binding is in Keep
ing with the size of the book-of the most
use and wear-heavy sheep he regular
price is 80. 50 aud transportation extra,
To subscribers OF 1HR WORLD the cost il S6 |
If delivered TO them nt this nilieo. hut 81 il
sent t. them. THE WORLD pays all charges
The postage would be 81. 32 by registered
press, PREPAID, strongly packed between
boards, Under the express com1any'a con-
tract none can be sent subject to charges.
CHAEBERs's ENCYCLOPEDIA.
The revised household edition orl
Chamberss Encyclopaedia is published by j. |
Il. Lippincott Co. in ten very large octave
volumes, containing $500 pages illus
tTated with abont four thousand enRIay-
ings, and printed on good paper. The price
has been reduced recently by the pnbllshers
to 81 for the set OF ten volumes, bound In
cloth. 1HE WORLD has secured Tor its sub
serlOers special price OF s9-savingg them
90, Bound in library sheep the price y $50,
them for sll-saying 81.
Specimen pagcs OF the household edition
Of the Encyclopedia and OF Worcester'a
Dictionary, may be obtained By Sending