tfhe Columbian.
COtUMtA DEMOCRAT, 6TAH OP TnKNORTB. and rn.
ldmbun, Consolidated, ' a eo
iMtieil Werltlr, every l'rlilny niornln. nt
11L00M8DUUO, COLUMBIA CO., Pa.
ATll.W por year. To subscribers out olthoeoun
ttrtho terms nro strlctlyln advnnco. ul,,uucoun
f-N0 piper ttlsoontlniioil except at thoontlon
totho publishers, until all arrcarnos are paid hut
loot continued credits win not bo Slvcn. '
All ppors sont out of tho statu or to distant cost
o now must bo pa d forlnadvancc, imloss a rospo"
slOloporson In Columbia county assumes to i n
tao subscription duo on domand. w
JO B PRINTING.
TlioJob Prlntln? Department oftho CotDMBiAx
s rcry complete It contains tho latest new tim
nl m.ulilnerynnd Is tho only omco that nmiioS
reuses by power, frivinjr us tho best facilities 1
matos furnished on largo jobs. 1
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
I
r K. WALLER,
lU ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
0,Tlco over 1st. National Bank.
T U. FUNIC,
L ATTOItNEY-AT-LAW.
Ur.oonasuna, 1'.
nliola Snt's Dull ding.
J OIIN M. CLARK,
ATTOKN EY-AT-LAW,
AND
JU3T10B OF TUB I'EAOE.
BLOOHSDURO, PA,
OJlce over Moycr Bros. Drug store.
- W. MILLER,
ATTOHNBY.AT-LAW
omco In Browor's bulldlng.second noor.room No, 1
Bloomsburg, Pa.
i) FRANK SURR,
ATTOHNEY-AT-LAW.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
Offlco corner ot Ccntro and aln stroctB. Clark i
Building.
Can bo consulted In German.
a
-1 EO. K. ELWELL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
H1.00MS11U1S0, l'A.
Olllco on First floor, front room of Cw.
DUBtAN UuiUlina, Main street, below ,Lx
change Hotel.
pAUL E. WIRT,
Attorney-at-Law.
offlco In Columbian bcii-uino, Room No. i, second
B0r" nLOOMSBURO. PA.
KNORR L- B' WIHTIKSTKM.
KNORR & WINTERS I'EEN ,
Attornoys-at-Law.
O.Tlco In 1st National Bank building, second 1 Boor,
nrjt door to tho lett- corner of Mam and Jlarkt
streots Bloomsburg, Pa.
ISB" Pennons and Bounties ColUctid.
J 11. MAIZE,
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
Offlco In Maize's bultdUg. over BlUmeycr'a grocery.
"P I. R1LLMEYER,
'DISTRICT A TTOENE Y.)
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
r.srOmcc over Dcnltcr's shoo store,
Hloomsburg, Pa. rUpr-30.Su;
john c. yocuii. c- & aEY2u-
YOCUM & OEYER,
Attorneys-at-LaWi
CATAWISSA, PA.
(Ofilco front suit ot rooms on second floor of
MkwsItku building.) .
IWCAN BE CONSULTED IN OEllMAN.aJ
TIT. II. RUAWN.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Catawlssa, Pa.
omce, comer ot Third andMalnStroeta.
JJ V. WHITE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
BLOOMSBURO.PA.
Office in Brewers' Building, 2nd lloor.
may 1-tf
jypOHAEL F. EYEHLY,
Conveyancer, Collector of Claims.
AM
LEGAL ADVICE IN THE SETTLEMENT OP
ESTATES, ic.
twornco In Dentler'a building with F. P. BUI
me?attorne?.al.law. Iront iooinv nd lloor
Bloomsburg, Pa. npr-p-sc.
E. BMITU,
- ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Berwick, Pa.
MISCELLANEOUS
' B McKELVY. M. D.,8urgeon and Pby
.slclan'north Bide Mam atreetlbelow Market
L. FRITZ, Atlornev-al-Law. Oflico
tront room over ruoi-viin-v,
D
,B. J. 0. RUTTER,
PHYSICIAN ftSCROEON,
nninn. North Market Btrcet,
Blcomsburg, Pa
,imt ir ii?iiw Hnrnrpnn and
Ull. )YJU. ill. liuuuii, "" v:.
Physician, omco corner of ltocu and MurKU
ireoi.
r i infAMfl M n. Kiirvpon and
t) .Physlolan, omce and KeBldonco on Third
airuec.
JIRE INSURANOK.
rnmsTiAN f. knapp, bloomsbu q.pa.
"lKltcilANTS1, OP NEWAItK, N. J.
I' LINTON, N. V.
PEOPLES' N. Y.
IIU'AllIN'fl. PA.
Th mi couroKATioNS are well seasoned by
all invested lu solid skccbiiiks aro Uablotothe
U and M0NK8TLV adiustedand
Bald as boon as aetermiucu uj y,"
NAPP,BCIAL AOKNT AND A WU8TKU BL0OU8BUUU,
r..!..),. AAiiniv ehniiiii nnirnn,
Ize the agency where losses It any are settled and
pau oy one oi iuvi- unn ,n
PUOMPTNESS. EOUITY. FA1K, DEALING
B
F. HARTMAN
lAIPBXSBNTB TUB F0LL0WIKQ
AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANIES
North American ot Philadelphia.
Franklin, " "
Pennsylvania, " , "
York, of Pennsylvania.
.Hanover, ot N. Y.
Queens, oi London.
SortuBrltlah. ol London.
oaica on Mirkot wtreet, No, 5, Bloomsburg.
oct. 84, 1"
; AGENCY. Moycr's new building, -Main street,
UUUIU1.UUIB, a. Asset
Jtnalnsuranco Co., or Hartford, Conn J."jJjJ
LaaeMUlru. .-v.-V ' ?,&?in
FtroAclaUon, Philadelphia J'.'SS
Phcenu.of Iindon ?';!r,'5
I-ondon J: Lancashire, ot England ,.
Uarttord ot llarttord J'nJ.I'si
Bprlngncld Flioand Marine... ti?,7vv'
As ths agencies ura direct, pollc les "0 written
orthe Insured wthout delay In the onico at
iiioomsuurg. '
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
W. R. TUBBS, PROPRIETOR
BWOMSBVIIO, PA,
OPPOSITBCOUUT I1O0SS,
Lare wand convenient sample rooms. Bath rooms
Ktandcold water and all modern convenlencea
I more money than at anything clso bj taka
ins an at-eucy tor the bast selUug book out
Terms free. IUllbttUooi ro,,roRiLiN
a, JJ, SIjWEIiIi,
& JJ1JISHBENDEH, ""friom1
AINWRIOHT it CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
I'lllI.ADKU'IlIA, Pa.
TEAS, tYIll'l'S, tol l EE, tVGAIt, OlAtSES
KICK, Sl'ICHE, lllCAlill fcODA, ETC., Lie.
N. E. Comer frecond and Arch Sts.
worders will receive prompt attention.
II. HOUSE,
DKNTIST,
Hi.oosisnuno, Columbia County, Pa
Allstylesof work done In a superior manner, wcrk
warranted as represented. Tkbth Extkact
kd wituoct Pain by tho use of oas, and
free of charge when artlflclalteeth
aro Inserted.
Olllco in Barton's building, Main street,
below Market, live doors below Kleiin'a
drug store, lirst lloor.
Jo be open at all hours during the dai
NOV23-ly
ML C. SLOAU & Bull,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Manufacturers of
CARRIAGES BUGGIES, PHAETONS
SLEIGHS, PLATFORM WAGONS &C.
First-class work always on hand.
HErAlRlNQ NEA ILYDONb.
Prices reduced to suit the limes.
BLOOMSBURG PLANING MILL
Tho undersigned IihvIdc nut his Plnnlnc Ml
on Railroad street, In lirst-cmss condition, Is prc
parod to do all kinds ot work In his line.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS. MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
turmsned at reasonable prices. All lumber used
Is well seasoned and nono but skilled workmen
aro employed.
ESTIMATES FOE BUILDINGS
umlshed on anoltcatlon. Plans and sceclflcd
ons prepared by au experienced draughtsman
c8JAits,n:s k nu,
IllooiuHburp, l'a
CLOTHING l CLOTHING
C W. BERTSGH,
THE JIERCIIANT TAII.OR.
bis Furnishing Goods, Sals I Caps
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Suits mrxdu to order at fhoit notice
and aiitalwa)8 gu.iianteed or no enle.
Call and examine mo larpcst ana uest
selected stock of goods over shown in
Columbia county.
Store next door to First National Bank,
MAIN STREET,
Bloomsburgf, Pxi.
ORNAMENTAL IRON FENCES
OF CAST CH WltOUClIIT IKON.
Suitable for
Yards,
Cemetery Lots
and
Public Grounds
:o:
The following snows tno ncuei uoinie, one oi
the several beautimi styles ot Fence manufactured
by the undersigned.
For lieauty ana uurauuuy uicj iju.ih
ed. bet up by experienced hands and warranted
to give buiiMueuuii.
rrices and specimens of other de
signs sent to any address.
Aililress
BLOOMSBURG PA-
May-tr
E. B. 8R
OAS FITTING A STEAM 1IKATINU
UKAIXU IN
STOVES & TINWARE.
All kinds of work in Sheet Iron, Roof
ing and SiiouUno; juoinntiy
attended to.
t-Sttlct attention given to heating by tteam.
Corner of Main & East Sts.,
Bloomsburg;, Pa.
Iff mm
BLOOMSBURG, PA., FRIDAY, NOArEMBER 12, 1886.
EXHAUSTEDVITALITY.
ILLUSTRATIVE Srtmplo FREE.
KHOW THYSELF.
A Great Medical Work on Manhood, Xenon, and
Hiylcal Debility, frcnutnro Decline In Man,
l:xhanteil Vitality, Ac., JLt, and tho nntold ml,
cries ri suiting from taillscrctlon or ctccbics ; joo
pase'i substantially bound In gilt, mini In. Con
tains moro tlian 121 Inralnnblo prcscrlpllonj, cm
tracing every vegetable remedy In tho pharma
copcela fr all acuto and chronic llso"c.. It Is
emphatlcaHy a book for every man. Trlco only $1
by miil, post paid, concealed In plain wrapper.
IM.VUTItATIVK H.V.Hl'I.i: I'UISr. TO ALT,
Young and mUldlc-agcd men for tho next ninety
dnys. Send now, or cut this out, as you miy never
see It azatn. Art1rcs Dr. V. II. I'AllKLl!, 4 llu!
finch street, tli"lon, 51fts,
fcb.,B-d. ly
GENT?)
FOR SAKPLC
C0PYoiTKI3
It irlvrMliv LftSCUftCE
ntid Scntlmenl ct Cvirv
riower Md Shrub. :!()()()
illllcrritt kind-, .Mon!l
Hit' Koowi Ruleicl Fllrta
tlon with Glove, PruioI,
HindkcrthUf andfan. H
lntiif moil comple!ooik
or tho litml v r pub
IMirtl.Qciit) l'lttt't'll
t Vnlt in wtanint tor
a winnile ropj'i ulMi our
price lo nst'tin. Agt-nii
uiitih (1 tvtriwbiri. Ail.
fth'.4..;iCAN PUB. CO.. 17 Worth Tenth Strut. PMIafl'a. fa.
flaari5?
MS TKIAL.
i nn Net or
Atlncliiiicuts.
Vortl'?J. ficml for
Clrcnliir.
'123 N. Oth Hi., l'Ullu., l'a.
Apr. 5 1 w.
PHILAD.1I6:6.
Jrniiil rrlip?lrlal, I'arU, 1S71.
AskyourOroccrforlt. lVm. Ilrcjilojipol.SIfr
I'JSKorlhFlont Street, rlULADULl'lIIA, l'A.
Juno 4 80 ly.
CHAMPION
rosrrmxY
Kou-Bxplostre
Patent Safety
EXTIMGU1S1IKII
Will not
BKEAK
."TCIeanly.
HD DnlrrlNb
tho
or
OIL.
CHIMHET.
Gives a Liciti
THE CHAMPIOM
equal In IJnIIiancy
Is the llest.
Cheapest and
to ou ianaics, or
Milosc i.amp
for Churches,
This la the noit
y uas uurners,
rowerlul anil
1'orfcct
I. Hi I IT
ever made
Halls, or
Family Use.
Send for
Illustrated
Circular.
l'UO.U OIL
.an he used on vour
old Gas or Oil Chancfo
11. J. WEIQENER.
36 S. 2d St.,
tiers or brackets, and
increase your ngi
AGENTS
WANTED
Sola Owner
of I'atent
OCt 8 C 1113,
Adams' Patent Metallic
mm
jl.75 per rod and upwards.
SPECUL QUOTATIONS.
All kinds of Iran Fence), Gales, Fire Esc prs, &c.
A FCMCE PT.IBON
UlilJMilM tit
lien Work In all style..
Coal Screens a specialty,
Iron Ladders, Wheels & Cresting,
Bladimlthlng In all tranches. Estimates furnished.
EAGLE IRON WORKS,
Cor. Union & Cnnal St..
WILKBS-BARRE, PA
march 12-80-ly.
P1WST&M
IRON HOOFIWG GO.
ilanufacturers ot
CoiiufoiTEP, CKUirtn Knag, ckowl'b IMtest,
I'MIW AHDIUUMINED
Iron Si Steel Roofing Siding.
TliCM) looflnss wo lay on solid ilieatlilne, on pur-
un iinvn sn nur 'finnlnv trooil anil experienced
rootera whom wo will semi out as instructors to
A. .en.. ..... I,w. .nl.n'u tftlltn.irl t Vft IWili Illlie. WO
mA KUn Iniiv '1 in lav I lit ir OVU luuuuu, I'ui.
y,,a. '".. "' l'"" ..''..r. lSSiU nnrS
wil.'ht. lillmitessUeiiaiHl contracts taken tor
roonnes aiiis hiuuiis iuui "u ivuii'itnu. ""V
r..fliin mmrintn,l mi nil work rlono by US.. Cala
m'wd Iron and steel rooilngs inado to order at
short nonce. ..,
I'irirslUH licu. Iiuuri.iu lu.,
I'ittston. l'a.
nr-Ofilee and factory near UlilffU Valley depot.
Dockbt. Telephonoconnectlun. auguam'
I btalncd and all patent business attended to tor
" ou7offlce U opposite tho U. 8. Patent onico, and
wo can obtain Puientslu lebs time than those re
mote tiom Washington.
send model or drawing. Wo advlso as to pat
entaulllty leootcharne, and we make no charso
unlt-Ni patent la kocured.
Wo refer heie, to tho I'ostmister, the Supt. of
Money order llv., and to officials of the U. U.
references to actualclleuts In your own btatoor
county, wnieiu
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
opposite l'atent onice, Wshlnston, d 0
an v-ii
DHLTjAHH pay. for
PALMS'
1IUB1NKSS COLLEGE
1703 Cbtiliil fl.rkiliJdpiii.
Vosltlons for Graduate..
Tlma ronulrod U to 4 mos.
Tho Dost Hqulppod. lleBt
Course of Btudy. Dost Kv-
erythlnte. wra for urcuiuiv.
J 9 Cms. p & c,
l rl.lila trs s(srit, bol thai, wlio vrlU t.
ISUnsoa .t Uo.,rorlltDll, Msut.wm tsccii.
fret, full iLformslloa nbuut wotk wbicb
SbejrD(lo,kHilllfltSI)iimslSliitSlllp
r.An. Mft st-M.er d.v. horns t.
Klth.r tel. .auna of oil. L'sPlSsl
olr.fliiliiJ Vourtilsrl.l fre.. MoMwkMlMic.
Wt WUS IlUt VI uu4 uw, -
0V.SS0Sl5".
! ElRTINC
t:r J
mmm
It
mar
nil I
m
1 1 If llf'ttt'lff ttt
ComMnhiff IIION nllh TClir. TEOKTAntB
TOXICS, qnlfklj ami romplcttlr tLIUNSKS
and K.MUUIKS Till: 1II.OOU. Oalchrns
tli action of the Mrrr and Kldufjs. Ctrars tho
complexion, niikca tho skin Rtuooth. It does not
Injure tho teeth, f ame licadachp, or r rod a re con-atlpatlon-ALli
OntllK IROX SlHUCtNLS HO.
riiyslclani and Drucs Ut f Torjwtoro recommend It.
Tn. N. fl, TlraoT.ra, rr Mnrion, Mks.. Myst "I
roocimmnnj Ilrown's Iron 11 it torn an a Taluabla tonlo
for rnrlc hi tiff the Mixxl. and rvmnTlnff all iljfpoiitlo
ejTnptoni!), It iloen not hurt tbe toetti.'1
. Dn. U. M. DfiZPLt ItcrnoW. Ind., sayat I
hTe prcscribM Ilronn't Ircn Hitters In cbbti of
tih? ml and blnod disenwu. bm whon a tonio wm
needed, and it his proYed tnonmghlr ant!ifactory.M
Mti iVm, RtnNfl, 6 St. Mary St., New Orteanfl, 1a.,
ijsi " Brown's Iron Bittfra reliTed me in a cami
of Mood l-oimminc, and I heartily commend it to
tt)io noiriff a IiIchkI imrlfler.
Mb, W. W. AloNAHANIuBcumbla, AU . rny- " I
linve Irfcn trouhleit from cbiMhooct with Impiirn
illood and ernptinti on my face two tattle of
I rown'a Iron It it tern ctTocted a per (oct enre, I
cannot ppoalt too highly of this valuable modicineV
Genuine has aloTnTrado Mark and crosnM red lines
on wrepper. Tako no nlhrr Made only by
ltltOW.N t'JIKMll'AL lO.tllALTlMUltlMU.
.mm.
'in... ' i s i
FOR STEP ORFLAT HOOPS
CAN 1113 PUT OS 11V ANY l'HUSO.V.
TIIOUaAXIM OV HOLLS SOLD ANNUALLY
l'OIt DUII.UINT.S OF urcuY
DI.bCIilPTION.
send ron m:w circulak, coxtai.mno
PKIL'C LIST AND ItEFcnuCES.
AGENTS WANTED.
BOLE MANUl'ACTUHKKS.
423 Walnut streoL PHILADELPHIA.
ser t.lTais.31113
A Philadelphia Lawyer
Prominentia hU profession, says: "Don't put
my namo In print but rcterany one you wl&h to
mo, ana 1 will Rtadly loll what tho Jinssim
JlUrumnttsin Chit hasilouo tor me."
T1H3 gentleman was so Urao one would havo
t'aount lilm a cripple, and 3etTJirfe Dnj-a'
UbO otour remedy straightened tihnout allrliilil.
Mn. O. W, 13 iKFIl, a leadintr minafictnrpr ot Wli
minzton, Uel., wnttM IKhj. lTtli '6: "trom the Prut
dir I twRnn to tno tho Huinn Hlicumati-m (Jure, re
lift followed and my comfort ditty tncreaattl. Hie ucn
of my limbs txMJime more nnd more n&taral until I
felt no discomfort either walWina ur working. Iknowff
nothing which his bj quick and wondrous an clfcct."
Onef ThilidoIpHK's oldest merchants, Mit, C, G.
nocKina, resldmn 4 U" -Mala Mrcet, liermsntow n, ajs:
" riio Hussian Ktietunitlsm Cure has tiken all tho pain
out of my daughter's arm and neck, bhe hod buttered
greatly with it for moutha.
Wo havo testimony of this fifrt isutT.clent to
Ritlsfy tho most skeptical. Hut it i ou havo tho
Klieum ittstn you want relief rallier than tpsti
mony. You can j,ret It iiulok, suie, permanent,
RUSSS
RKEUtVIATSS
CURE
DcHCtiptlTO nuiiiphlrt. with trottmonlnR Tree
Dvlnn t't no t " mailt d. 10o. fidditional.
rTICO 9!uUii U iiidstcre.1, more.
PRUSSIAN
One llox
ilc h tho
bunlnosrt.
Nono lifiiulno
without thU
Trado-Murk.
nUEUMATlSM CURE.
As yet It It not to t found at the Ptorcf. but ran
onlvbt ha.1 In' riii'lnHliurthfl amount as above, un-r
tddropslmr tho Amcrlcau proprietors,
PFAEI.2ER BROS. & 00.
HID.'iSi ,1Iarlrt Strrrr, I'lillntlcliilil.i.
nnrcfi u.lj'.a
cures all mmm,
from n common lllnccli, or llrisixloi,
to tho woift Miissiila. Mi 1 l-r h '! in,
'I'es'cr-sorcw," Ncnlyoi' Slonuls Sltlii,
In blioit. nil clH iims cniiM.l hy tiatl blooil nia
conquoieil bj' Oils powerful, imrlfylnjr, and
lnrlKorntliitr nipiliclw. iicnt Cnlliiu II.
rcrts rapidly linnl inulcr 113 licnlsn liillurnci'.
Espoclnllv Inns It nmiiiri Hiil llu iioU'iicv In
rurliitr 'Ii'lli r, IIooo lintli. llollv. Our
biuiclt'M, Soi-o 11'(', SfrolnloiiH soi'cm
ami siivclliiicx, llfis-Joint 1Uiiii',
isiiiio nsviMitiisri., s.inirt', tii- -jiiicst.
Neck, ami lliilnrKt'il (iliiinU. Send ten
cents In fitninpa tor n Inrtre tmitlsc, with col
oreu piaies, on cum uricust'it, or mo buhio
nmomit lorationtlu' on horofnlmn AIItcMotis.
Tiii: iti.otti) is 'i ics: 1,1: r"
Tliorouulilv clcniiio It by nslinr Sir, I'ii'iTi 's
(islilosi lesllonl DlM'oi'i'rs , ntnl vonl
illKC.ilon, a fnlr stlElii, biiojniil i-pi I'
ll., vltnl Ntl-ClSlMll, ISlSlI MSIIlUtSlC'nl. off
COII.Illlllloll, Will 110 Lst.lbllsiKd.
which I. Soiiif illniiH DIm'iisi' f tho
Limits, 14 promptly and (t'ltulnly ai-rcstctl
and uuu'd by this (lod-nhcn lt-nit'dy, H tnken
beforotho lastetai'.fsol thodlscasomo rtaclicd.
1'ioin its woniloiiul power over this terribly
fatal disease, when Hist olteriiiff this now ceK
ehrated rcmcily to U10 public, I)r, I'innCB
tlu'Aialit icrloiiily of calllni? If Ms "C'011.
fill nipt lull tin re, " butiibaiidoned that namo
as too limited for 11 uiullclno which, fiom It.
wonder! ul combination ol Ionia, oi'Stu-nsrttit-n
Inir, alterative, or Hood-eKausing.imtUbUlous,
pectoral, and nutritive piopeitles, is uneqiialed,
not only 11s n icniedy lor consumption ot tho
lungs, but for nil
CHRONIC DISEASES
or the
Liver, Blood, and Lungs.
If you feel dull, drowsy, debllltatod, hare
(allow color of skin, or yellowish-brown .noli
on faco or body, frequent hcadaelio or dull
ness, bud tabta III mouth, internal heat or chllU.
alti rnutlnif with hot Hashes, low spirit, and
Bloomy borebodlnss, lrretrulnr appetite, and
coated tomrue, you aro puirctliiir from 1 11 ill.
KCHllnii. Ij Npepvin, nnd 'J Hrpld I.ls or,
or "1II11uiisiiioki.,s in uiuny euses only
pnit of thesu symptoms. 1110 pxptrlinecd, M
n remedy foe all uiieh inecs, lr. l'lerco'j
(Jolileu .llcilleal Ulacovory ha. no
"Vor'lVcuU I.ssiKf., Oplltlnjr ol Illood,
Sliorlno.K of llreiilh, llioneliltl.,
Severe Cosieli.. C'oii.iitiiptlou. ana
kiudrod ftUectlons, It Is 11 sovcielgn lemody,
bend ton cents In stamps for I)r. l'lercss
bookonCousuiupllon. Sold by Druggl.tB.
PRICE $1.00,
World's Dispensary Medical Association,
VroprMor., 063 Main St., UVTtxto, N. V,
lGVCG,,S LITTLE
o a s awt t.t viJ.n
V3V V3 iT Jflljjja.
ANTl.UII.JOI S mill CATIIA11TIO.
Mold !)' UriiKiilat.i 'M cent, a vial.
yi ' w w " mm
m Is oifcroii by tho proprictora
ii of Di. bago's Catarrh Itemedy
' or hearing, wntk eyes, dull jmla
or pressure In UpoJ, you have Catnnh. Tbou
llr. Satre'. tUiAitnji lluiij.iiv eim-s tha wnr.t
oases ot Ontitrrli, "Cold lit II10 Vleiul,
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SELECT READING
Present Condition of Ungraded Schools.
TI10 following arttulo In lclntion to
tho ungrndptl scliools of Nobr.tskn ai'
pcareil in tliu Ncbrmka Signal utb
lishi'd at Fnirniouiit, Killmoro county,
Nubr.iakii. It may iirovo of interest
to our numerous rvadurs.
"Whon wo consider that tho rural
schools of our county provide elemen
tary instruction for more than one
half of our school population and all
the formal education that the majority
ot tins mill ever receive, nntl luilher,
tho diversity of condition represented
in this population,, it seems strange
that a people so fertile: in expedients an
our own should have adhered ho close
ly as thoy have dono to onu typo of
niral school. The typo is familiar to
us all. A school composed of both
sexes, ranging in study anywhcio from
tho primer to tho languages, housed in
a school house of but 0110 room and
provided with one teacher, upon whom
devolves all discipline, and instruction.
Possibly tho teacher changes every
term ; probably no systematic record of
studies, classes, or progress is kept, nnd
each teacher takes up the woik as if
nothing had gono before and cuds it
as if nothing wcie to follow. One
reason of this 1, that in many school
districts iho teacher finds as many
varieties of text books as ho has pupils,
and tho question that confronts him is
what to do with them.
Tho difficulties arising, in many of
our schools, fiom a variety of text
books upon the same subject, will pro
bably remain as long as copyrights and
a free press is in existence, unless tho
State assumes tho burden of publica
tion aud supplies them at a nominal
cost to tho consumer. Whilo this
might add a few cents to a man's lav,
it would materially lessen his bill at a
book store.
The teacher may bo a person of ex
cellent education, wise, conscientious,
firm, loving and versatile; but a school
may be favored in this respect ono term
and the next pass into the chargo of a
callow youth, a crude gill, or a man
or .1 woman of inferior mind unsym
pathetic nature, who, for a considera
tion, makes "confusion worso confound
ed" in juvenile intellects. Of super
vision there is little, ot inspection less,
and of standards of scholarships and
tests of work none but those the teach
er has wit enough to supply.
Since the school board havo the
powtrto say what books shall be used,
to piovidea couise of Btudy, to classify
and grade tho school, and contract with
tho teacher, much responsibility rests
upon them" The school board are tho
educational, lepresentatives of tho pa
trons of our t-chools and havo the
power to make the schools much more
effective; but if they, as such repre
sentatives, lemain inactive and allow
tho teacher to continuo under so many
disadvantages, there will continuo to
bo much unsatisfactory results for
which they are, in a great measure, re
sponsible. Such is tho rural school as it exists
among us to-day. Somo of tho best
minds of tho country have bvion fos
tered by this instrumentality, some of
tho noblest poweis aroused nnd tho
highest aspirations kindled, but it is
impossible that a high average of re
sults should be attained under tho pres
cut circumstances. If this bo evident
upon tho survey of the shools them
selves, how much more urgent appears
tho demand for their better organiza
tion and moro illieient conduct when
wo turn our attention to what is going
on in other communities. When wo
consider, for instance, that in England
lural schools are subjected to an in
spection as thorough as that which is
applied to tho city schools; that in 15el
gium every country boy is trained in
hawing, 111 the use ot weights and
measures, and surgeons instrument!.:
that in Germany and Switzerland only
well fiualilied teachers are emnlovcd
even in tho most obscure distiicts.
Whenever tho education of the
masses is attempted, tho problem
chielly discussed is how to secure com-
ctent teachers. It is indeed no longer
nsisted that n competent teacher is tho
solo retpiisito to a good school. The
best teacher, it is allowed, cannot over
como the effects of bad air in tho
school room, unsightly premises, apathy
and selfishness in the community, nnd
ignorance auti obstinacy in superior
officers. Experience, however, indi
cates that all external conditions of
efficiency aro moro easily secured when
ouco their nature is understood, than
well qualified teachers."
Tho President's Residenco.
II DOP.S NOT 1NTI1N11 TO AI1ANHON II1S
CIT17.K.NaIIU 01' NUW YOIIIC.
It is said at tho Whito IIouso that
the story from liulfalo, alleging that
tho President has given up his rest
dence 111 that city, is not true. As
published, Mr. Cleveland is still a pror
erty owner and taxpayer in Uulfalo.
lus temporary rosidcnoo in Washing'
ton does not hurt his citizenship 111
Now York at all. So long as ho does
not volo eomowhero else, ho has tho
right to renow his privileges in Buffalo
whenever ho returns totliooity. When
there was uuffrago in tho District of
Columbia a number of residents from
tho States forfeited their citizenship
claowhero by voting there.
It has not been customary lor tho
President to go homo to vote, Un to
the end of General Grant's second term
he had nevor voted for a President but
once, and that was for Mr. lSuohauan,
in IS.'S, at a place, too, wliero ho had,
as ho said, no right to j.ist his vote.
Ho had been into bt. JiOius, was re
turning homo and stopped just outsido
tho city at a polling precinct. llo
was asked if lie had a vote, and whon
ho said ho was not likely to roach homo
in luno to voto there- ho availed him
solf of tho privilcgo of voting where
ho did lor tho liuoliannn and Jircckcn
ridgo olectoie. President Cloyflant'
will not again, probably oxerciso tho
franchise during his term as President
IIo certainly does not ititcud, however,
to abandon his citizenship in New
Voik to bocomo a citizen of tho Dif
triut of Columbia.
Piicycling begins to tnke rank with
baso ball ph a destroyer of personal
beauty. It is even becoming an ob-
lect ot interest lo the lilo insurance
companies,
It is easy enough to t'oklo a man
vanity when yon tint! out where it is.
Tricks to Bell Mines nnd Deceive the Pur
chasers Oard Playing and Digging
It is not strango that there is gamb
ling in theso "camps," for to most of
thoso engaged in it mining is simply
gambling. Miny a man tolls me, "I
liavo put into tho ground overy dollar
I could save, but I novcr mado a dol
lar from it yet. My turn will come
some day." It seems no worse to them
to risk everything on tho throw of a
card than 011 the thrust of a spade.
Uy night thoy repeat in tho saloons
their occupation by day in tho mines.
Gamblers in cards claim that theso
speculators might as well loso their
money to them as to other gamblers in
stocks. It is hazard everywhere, and
tho air is impregnated with speculation
as with ozone. Only for tho few who
havo tho capital lo purchase nil know
ledge, to compass all risks, to furnish
all machinery, and enduro i.ll dolays,
can it become a legitlmato business.
Such ones may possibly, ho as safe in
this mining business as in any othor.
Yet tho keenest may bo imposed,
on. An old California miner told mo
of an expert assayer, who had avoided
every snare. IIo had tho habit of tak
ing into tho mine ho was to test, bags
in which ho carefully deposited tho
specimens lie found, tying, labeling
and sealing them, then ctrryiuc them
in the cars to his own homo His re
ports gained implicit belief, henco the
greater desire to deceivo him. A man
onoe followed him to tho train with
S.'iO, and bribed tho porter of tho sleep
ing car, into whoso charge tho bags
had been committed, to leavo them
with him for half an hour. IIo then,
by means of fine metallic syringes in
jected into tho bags certain solutions,
chlorides, I think, of gold and silver,
and returned them unopened to tho
porter's custody. Tho assayer, unsus
picious, tested every samplo in bulk to
find tho amount of silver and gold.and
mado a very sanguino report. On tho
strength of this tho mine was bought
of thoso whoso agent tho injector was,
and placed under ohargo of tho assayar.
As soon as work was begun tho latter
found, with horror, that he had been
imposed on. For weeks, as my inform
ant told me, he drove on, with his hair
standing on end, determined to striko
some now lead, which should justify
lim report. .At length, much lower
down, he "mado a find," which exceed
ed his first claim, and then ho was sat
isfied. The gamblers, liko tho miners, nre
not nnfreqiiently of college education
from fine Eastern fnmilies. They are
not wholly bad. Their plans have mis
carried, their capital is gono and
they aro cast on their wits for a living.
Other men havo preyed on them, thoy
turn nnd prey on other men. Hut my
friend, who is pastor of the little
church around tho corner, tells mo that
for the last two years ho has had from
two to twelvo gamblers at his Sunday
ovening lectures.
"Why don't you come to us some
timo to help pay your salary?" said
ono of them to him. "I never ask any
ono to help pay my salary; that is a
purely voluntary matter."
A few days later it was found that
the little church needed repairs. "Wo
want new paper and fixtures," ho said
to tho gambler. "What can you do
for us V "Draw tip a paper and leavo
it with me." In a short timo the pa
per was returned, with $22j pledged
liy tho gamblers and $2.r added by a
.Tow. When all had been paid in and
tho improvements were mado tho con
tributors turned out to seo their worlc.
They may havo bnilded better than
they knew. Salem (Jiws.) Gazette.
Benedict and tho Contractors.
Tho PiUsburg Dispatch says that
Mr. Uenedict, the now Publio Printer,
has already got into a row with somo
of tho paper contractors. Heretofore
whenever thoy had bad paper rejected,
they would go to Washington, obtain
hearing, uso all t heir lnlluenco in va-
lotta ways, and ottcn end in getting
their paper through, when it obviously
id not como up to tho requirements.
Mr. Benedict is determined to put a
top to this, Recently, according to
lie Dispatch, several hundred reams
f book paper were passed by tho
office board, but attention was called
to tho fact that it was not up to tho
grado. An allowanco of threo points
made tor varying thickness or
weight and this particular batch ran
about nine points. Tho Publio Printer
mado a personal examination uid ro-
octet! tho whole. Ho ordered it im
mediately shippod back to tho con
tractors, and ordered a fresh lot clso
where. I'lie contractors were notified 'of the
rciection. In accordance with their
custom ono of them immediately camo
to town and called on Mr. Benedict.
IIo said ho was sorry tho paper was
not up to tho required grade, but tho
loot was they had had somo troublo
with their boilers, aud tho paper had
run unusually uneven. Mr. Benedict
BMd ho thought it had, but ho had not
timo to talk about it now. Tho con
tractor blankly inquired if ho could
.in . .11
not uo nuowcii 10 piCK out, wnai wouiu
pass and average things up. Jlr.
Benedict said ho had held court on
that paper yesterday and had decided
the caso and ordored tho paper return
ed. "Why, you havo not sent it back "
exclaimed the astonished.
"I ordered it shipped bacU. If it
has not gono 1 11 disohargo tho man
whoso business it was to do it," and
ho pressed a button. A clerk nppeared.
".nr. JHiinson, was tha, paper snip
ped back, as ordered 1"'
"it went last night, ' replied tho
clerk.
"Good morning, sir," said Mr. Bene.
diet, "lour most direct way out is
through that door. When your paper
(ioe not como up to inu contract it
will bo rejected, and when it is reject'
ed you need not bother about coming
down to Washington, it stays reject
ed,"
This is refreshing, oven if it is vigor
ous, it certainly is about timo that
decided stand was taken against tho
men who imposo upon, or rather do
traud tho Government in their oon
tracts. In this respect, nt least, Mr.
Benedict begins well.
"Does your husband gel a salary for
taking up tno collection in ciiurcn
overy Sunday. Mrs. Deacou V "Well
not exactly but I never need to buy
I...... r .i. s.tl.l .. iii. "
uuy uuuvuis iui mu cuiiuiciid ciuiucs
Mush rooms Cheap restaurants.
THE COLUMBIAN, VOL. XX.NO 45
COLUMBIA DKMOCItAT, VOL.t, NO 3S
ODD ITEMS.
Beauty is often sin deep.
Church-going people often meet by
chants.
White blackberries grow near Bron
son, Mich.
Fresh too martyrs Tho vouths who
buy tight boots.
. ,
A icceot comic sonc is called "Soap."
nt .
comes in bars.
Capital punishment Being obliged
to sit with tho girls.
Tho old chaos who woro armor were
the lirst man camera.
To hit a man in the oyo witli a chest
nut is a blinding joke.
Tho blacksmith is uo politician, but
ho is always making bolts.
Girls who marry coachmen ought to
bo stable in their affections.
Fools mako feasts and wise men
know better than to cat them.
The cool wave When tho girl's
father waves you to the front door.
There aro four Turkish ladies nt Con-
stantinonlo who aro ntihllsliinc noeti v.
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A rnlllnir slnnn frnflinra nn tnnau litit I
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a roil in Lr-pin win earner consiuerauie
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nair.
I'roc legs aro said to bo unusually
high this year. They always were on
tho jump.
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uuipcs uiu ittuuu iu hji'diu vi-auv uv I
bull fighting.
Tho ages of spring chickens and
women nre most doubtful subjects on
this little earth.
In tho wholo world there aro 291,
622 miles of railroad ; in tho United
States, 123,110.
J. no man who slips up on an apple
paring at this Bcason ot the year sliows
tno correct lall styles.
An Indian idol has been discovered
in the West. It is a petrified whiskey
bottle with tho cork out.
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Instead of theso being tho piping
times ot peace they aro tho piecing
times ot pipe stovepipe
Duko Ernest of Coburg has killed
his 1 000th stag, and now thoy want to
give mm tbe iwmrod s medal.
It is becoming fashionablo to cable
proposals of marriage. This will savo
tho knees of a fellow's trousers.
Thomas Garrett, of Alabama, lakes
tho demijohn, llo has been voting
the .Democratic ticket lor 1 1 'J years.
There is more Liberty on Bcdloe's
island than anywhere elso in tho
known world. lKasiinon Critic.
"uoiossai ' is said to bo too small a
word to uso in description of the bic
goddess. "Bartholdiau" iB suggested.
John E. Owens, the comedian, is al
most himself again, lie is able to on-
joy bis apple sass as well as ever ho
was.
Ono irreverent editor calls them
Psalms Jones and Small. Seems to us
Hymns would bo a better namo for
them.
The Empress of Japan has ordered
tho ladies of her court to array them
selves in European garb, and tho Yum
lums iveep.
Tho nose of Battholdi's statuo is over
threo feet in length. What a terrible
thing it would bo for her to have a
cold in tho head.
A harness consisting entirely of
brass and steel has been invented by
Judgo Albion Tourgee, who has ob
tained a patent upon it.
"Bah," ho said, bitterly, "all this
that wo call lovo is scant." "Say
'wou t, rather, she answered softly,
and he lett her lorever.
"A Canadian farmer loses his life.'1
Some men aro excessively absent-mind
ed. Wo presumo it never occured to
him to advertiso for it.
A Canada woman proposes to start
a society lor tho prevention ot kisRing,
Sho is probably homely enough to warp
tno bottom ot a tin pan.
No wonder tho interior of tho earth
is disturbed. Every pie-eating New
ii.ngiander knows that tho cruat is
often very hard to digest.
"Miss Madge," of tho London Truth,
has como to tho conclusion that it is
tho duty of women to buy as many
bonnets as thoy can auord
TllO CllinCSO UOtioC Of England is
said to be that of "a tribute-bearing
nation of men without pig-tai s, govern-
ed by a lady with largo feet."
Lucy Larcora, tho pootess, asks
llow will it bo when tho woods turn
brown t" It will bo extremely cold
for poets, Lucy, extremely cold.
A pen-wiper is not to bo despised.
ino pen-marKs which n receives aro
ottentimcs moro lasting than thoso
whioh are mado upon tbo paper. Dos
ton uranscript
13-year.old girl in Michigan has
been sent to prison for horso stealing.
i tiero are very
fow
uinimwuus ,u
which women
oven
with
ot tender years
cannot competo
men nowadays.
A Business Revival in Erin's Isles-
By Cable to tuo New York World.
Very encouraging intormation is
coming in lrom Ireland. There has
been nn unexpected subsidenco of dis
turbances nntl thoro aro many evi
deuces that the peoplo aro dovoting
themselves moro to tno ordinary busi
ness pursuits oi mo man tney navo
been doing for many years. Many
t, . r i-r . .i .i i
purchases of land are being mado uu
der the ABlibourno act and there is an
increaso of a peaceable and concilia'
tory feeling on tho part of tho land-
lords towards tenants. Another good
sign is that tho country fairs held this
fall have been better attended than for
n long timo and tho exhibits moio
numerous and of a better character
than usual. There is an abundance of
farm produce and fair prices aro ro
ceived for largo quantities of cattlo and
sheep soiit to English markets, Straugo
ns it may appear, there is a genuine I for $-11.20-business
roviyal in Ireland and this is I
to bo helped nloug by the government.
whioh is workiug very hard on the
question of supplying the Irish pooplo
with the means ot more general em
ptoyracnt,
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scrtcd except where parties have accounts.
Legal advertisements two dollars per Inch tor
three Inseitiiins, and at that rato for additional
Insertions without reference to length.
Executor's, Administrator's, and Auditor's no
tlces three dollars.
Transient or Local notices, ten cents a line, res
ular advertisements half rates.
Cards In the "Business Directory" column, on
dollar a year tor each line.
How Ants Live.
TIIF.IK t.OVK OF Ct.tiANI.lNKSS AND T1IF.IU
MOUKS OF nuniAt-
In spito of the multifarious duties
and tasks that aro imposed on thoso
tinv burnhcrs. they still find timo to
plc!l" nml n,,or.n their worthy little, per-
sons, says a writer in tho Losmopoiuan
jor V7UIUUK1. 11U riiui, 1H muni ui
, iin,, tafl ,,nipnv will
UllOl UI MIM t""'li Vm ....... j .....
,u,nl ,,; i,n,iira Thov t ri,l
of tho dirt with tho brushy tufts on
their feet or with their tongues, lhoy
act, lor an mo wouu, hko uomesiio
cats when they clean nnd lick them
selves i and thej assist ono another at
tho toilet precisely liko monkoys. Their
senso ot cleanliness goes so far that tho
naturalist often finds, to his unpleasant
Biirpriso, tho colored marks that he had
applied with so much care on nis "trial
ants" removed by their dirt-hating
friends. They keep their dwellings
jtiBt as cleanly.
Hut tho conveying away ot tneir de
ceased brethren, whose dead bodies
thoy appear to regard with tho great
est antipathy, gives them moro troublo
.t . r , . in
than anvtliinc else. When somo mem.
hers of rfn ant community, which Mr.
ijook Kepi imprisoned, oieu aim count
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I A' ui liun mu iiincum inn tiuvjitu cvuiiug
a way out, and ceased only when com
pletcly exhausted. Tho aids belonging
to tho camponotus species seized tho
dead and threw them into a water
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pan, wuicu iiioy cotiverieu uiiu ep
- , , r . , . i .t ,
aro said to treat their dead with moro
reverence. They even possess their
own graveyards,
citnty of their nests. They convoy
their deceased companions thither,
whore they lay them down in orderly
littlo heaps or in rows.
It is only tho corpses ot their lellows
however, that they treat in this manner.
Tjeaa 8trarjgcrs thoy throw out liko
somethiiiL' unclean, or tear tho body in
pieces. Even between the master and
slaves of tho same community Mlsa
m . i. . , i . i : :
ireai says sue nas uupurvcu a uissiiai
lar mode of burial. Whilo the masters
find their last repose in a special grave
yard, side by side, tho slaves He liko
heaped-iip reltiso near tho nest, despised
equally in death as in life.
Iho ant cemeteries aro olton thickly
populated, for their lifo is short. Tno
malo lives only through ono summer;
tho females live somewhat longer, and
the workers die of ofd aye in tho 8th
and 10th vear. .
Fon Tin: Coi.umuian.J
THE POWEE OF INFLUENCE.
Everywhere is tho power of influ
ence a rr eognized fact and a potent fac
tor in all business relations and of all
enterprises, whether of a publia or pri
vate nature. It is no less a power for
agents to introduce and sell to tho pub
lio new schemes, patent on art and
mechanism, new woiks on scienco nnd
literature4, or, tho hundreds of other
means for opcintihg upon an unsus
pecting aud a confiding public. 'Along
they como I Prospectus in hand ! Ob
ject recommended by tho leading
'dailies,' lodges, attorneys, clergy aud
other leading citizens I Heady to
swoop down and sooop up all the rest
of mankind wo only mean their littlo
ohaugo and nickels, iivo and ten dollar
bills and lrom that on up to times, ow
ing to tho claptrap, blinding and de
scriptive fingers, and whoso only object
is is to "bag tho gamo" whether man
kind is benefitted or not. Moreover,
they care not whether mankind is ben
efitted or not. Tbe general publio aro
very largely dependent upon tho press,
judges, attornoys, clergy and other
leading citizens for their safety against
the encroachments of masked frauds,
'littlo or big" henco thev should bo
very careful what they recommend. It
often leads to a suspicion that thoy aro
hired agents, and rewarded for their
influence to cheat tho lower classes
whose every energy is strained to tho
utmost to keep oven with tho world.
W.
Home CurlmiH l"iiiitl'H of l'aslilon.
rrom tho New York World.
Some cm lotis new fancies arc to bo found
in fashions for women, nnd in the course of
a scasou of shopping one's Idea's of tbo
luxury ntnl the striving after novelty of
women whose lives are given up to dress
becomo very much widened. Ono of theso
extravagant fancies is to Uavo bed-room
slippers covered with feathers, cither tuo
strippinga from ostrich plumes in soft
French prnv nr wlillp. nr nnln-nlnlc unit
hi,,,, Tlu-an fi-nlln-ra urn smvpil rnrpfullv.
lapping over each other upon tho satin of
tho sl,ppe, nml lvo aD clVect of crent sott
ness and warmth. Hut they nro suited
only for the possessors of small, slim feet,
for they materially increase the 6lzo ot
them, in appenrnnco nt least. Others havo
tho downy breasts of birds or tho metallic
sheen of tho ucck.fenthers of wild ducks,
laid smoothly upon tho slipper, as carefully
and beautifully dono as tho famous Mexi
can feather-work. Another fancy is tho
embroidered white cants do Suede, to ho
...nrn ntl.nlla nn,1 ittl. .,.,-. -l.l.n.nln n.S.Tln
,!,.,,. .t.s. ,i .,.in t ii....ii.
The80 uro i0mowUat llcavyi nnd nga,.a omy
women with slender extremities daro show
,h fr(mi,a of fttDCv unon themselves.
But tho cilcct in a littlo slim hand is very
rich and add3 a certain tone to tho whole
costume.
Hotel Kcciicr'H JtcHniiiHlllIlty.
An Interesting point of hotel law was re
cently decided by Judgo Finlcttcr, of
Philadelphia, in tho suit ot Charles A.
Poland against Thomas li. Green. Tho
plaintiff boarded nt Oreeu's Hotel aud had
n vallsa full of clothing stolen from his
room, lie Bucd to recover us valuu and
tho defendant claimed that ho was not
liable because ot a provision printed at th&
top of tho register that "noods" must bo
checked at tho counter (o mako tho pro.
prletor responsible. The Judgo held that
tho proprietor ot a hotel was always re
sponsible for tho goodwf his guest unless
there was au express contract to tho con
trary. Tho printing of such a provision
at tho top of u register without calling It
to the. guest's attention, was not such an
I oxpress contract, Tho jury accordingly
I reudcred a verdict In favor of the plaintiff
I "Where la the ideal wilor nsks n
I prominent lecturer. Wo dhdiko to
I creato any unnecessary jealousy, but
- 1 candor compels us to bay that wo lett
I her sately nt homo this morning.
aiae, tuw.- .