ii
Special Washineton Correspondence.
WashkgtoD, D. 0,f October Otli,
imu, 11 appoara mat iimy has reach
ed tho limits of Ills resource in tho
direction of ovolvinc oamnaian ojued-
lonts. Ilia last effort is ono that is far
moro likely to recoil upon him and his
candidate Dolamatcr than anything ho
has yot attempted darincr tho tircsont
canvass. It will bo recalled that not
loner since, on a day set nimrt in tho
Sonato for eulogies to tho memory of
tho latoSamuolJ. Randall, Mr. Quay
mado his first publio suldnsa sinco ho
has boon a raombor of that body. It
had boon oarofnlly prepared, and In
substance, was fitting for the occasion.
nau tms ueon tho end oi tho matter it
would havo stood ns a creditable act in
tho othorwiso unsavory career of tho
jnulor Senator from Pennsylvania.
It now transpires that the address in
question was delivered from an alto
gether different purposo than that of
aoine nonor to tho momory of Mr.
Randall. In short, -it was part of a
sohemo to aid tho olection of Dcla
inator. Tho speech of Senator Qnay
uu tin- uuuussiun muuuuuuu iios Dcen
printed in pamphlet form bv tho thous
ands, and it is to bo distributed among
all tho Randall Demoorata in" Pennsyl
vania, ino specon win go out with
campaign documents, lavorlng JJol
amater'e, olection acoompanvlnir them.
In that way Quay hopes to attract
tho attention of Democrats by drag
ging from tho grave their loved leador
wno only so rocently was taken from
publio life. Disaffection beinc rife in
tho Republican ranks, Quay and Dol-
amater can only uopo to win by divtd
ioiz tho sentiment of tho Democrats in
tho State. That this knavo (Quay) should
uso tho memory of ono honored, loved
and respected by too democratic party,
is as gross an insult to dead and to liv
ing that ho eould devise.
Randall's record was that of honesty
and capacity in tho highest degree.
Quay's caroer, from start to finish, has
been that of ; rascal, who makes but
lew pretensos ol statoimansnip, and
whose sole success has been as a dis
honest political manipulator. To cou
ple Delamatcr's campaign documents
witd an eulogy on Samuel J. Itandall,
is a piece of impudence such as Quay
alono would attempt. Every Demo
crat should rise up in arms against
such sacrilege. Every decent republi
can Bhould do tho same
Quay's descent as a political figure
at me .national capital continues to bo
marked. While the President was at
Cresson, Senator Quay sent a telegram
10 rrivate .secretary ilaltord announc
ing that ho (Quay) would pass through
Cresson on his way to Beaver, and
would bo glad to time his trip so as to.
have an interview with the President
while en route.. Thero was no occasion
in the world for such an interview, ex
cept to afford Quay an opportunity to
show that ho was still received by tho
President Tho scheme did not work.
Private Secretary Halford replied that
the President hau arranged so many
excursions into tho surrounding country
that he could mako no arrangements
in advance. This is but another evi
dence that tho Penhsylvania Boss is no
longer within touch of the Adminis
tration. His pull at tho publio test is
ended, and the sooner the Republicans
of the Keystone State cut loose from
him the better they will fare. '
B. R. W.
All INGLORIOUS FOUBTfl.
KKROR OF THE POPULAR llELIEt' THAT
THE DATE IS INDEPENDENCE DAY.
On October 80, 1889, a monument
was unveiled at Dover, Delaware, in
honor of Cajsar Rodney, ono of Dela
ware's representatives in the Continen
tal Congress. Tho oration on that
occasion was delivered by Mr. Bayard,
Secretary oi State in President Cleve
land's Cabinet. In the course of his
speech Mr. Bayard read a letter writ
ten by Thomas MoKean to Casaar
Agustns Rodney, dated August 22,
1813, which contained the following
paragraph about Independence Day:
"Now that I am on this subject I
will tell you some truths not general
ly known. In tbo printed publio jour
nals of Congross for 1770, volume 2,
it would appear that the Declaration
of Independence was signed on the
4th of July by tho members whoso
names are thero inserted; but tho fact
is not so. For no persons signed it on
that d ay nor for many days after,
and among the names subscribed one
was against it Mr. Read and seven
were not in Congress on that dav,
namely: Messrs. Morris, Rush, Clyme'r,
Smith, Taylor and Ross, of Pennsyl
vania, and Mr. Thornton, of Now
Hampshire; nor were tho six gontlo
meujlast named at that time members.
The five for Pennsylvania wero ap.
pointed delegates by the convention of
that State on tho 20th of Jnly, and
Mr. Thornton entered Congress for tho
first time on the 4th of November fol
lowing." Secretary Bayard was not the first
man to tell the country that the Fourth
of July nad been burning powder and
shooting oannons nnder false pretenses,
for Judgo Chamberlain, of Boston, ex
posed the Fourth's false charms sev
eral years before. The Jndge's in
vestigations load us to re-write tbo his
tory of those oventfnl days as fo.lowp:
On tho 2d day of July, 1770, the
Continental Congreas at Philadelphia
decided that tho Colonies wero big
boys now, and entitled to sot up in
business for themselves. So a com
mittee was appointed to write this an
nouncement on coffee-colored paper, in
dim ink, and to add thereto a few re
remarks about the King of England
calculated to put him in a cheerful
framo of mind.
This declaration was read two days
later, on tbo 4th, and tho mombers
liked it very well, but did not sign it,
and it is this ommission whioh makes
the day4'a pretender as a national anni
versary. On tho 19th of July Con
gress deoided to havo the document
written a littlo more distinctly, and on
parchment, and to havo it nirrm.,1 l.r-
every member, but it was not until
August 2 that tho moBt of tho dele
gates wero ready to attaoh their sig
natures, and thereby resolvo to hang
together in order to avoid hanging
separately in oaso King Qeorgo should
resent their writing in snob a familiar
way. Santa Claita.
TheVanderbilt Children.
HOW THEY ABB EDUCATED AND TRAINED,
Although all tho members of the
Vanderbilt family entertain on a mar.
nificient scale, says a writer in tho
JAtates Home Journal for Ootober.
thoy nover permit their children to re
main up late at night, are extremely
careful in their education, and, in a
word, aro fitting them for lifo as well
as any mother or father could do. It
is one of the rules in all tbo houses of
tho Vanderbilts, tbut tho children shall
o to beu early and nso early. Tho
ittlo bovs ahd cirls aro up before
oven o'clock to tho morning. Their
THE
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valuable information about horses.
Two or three' dollars for a 3a Horn
Blanket will mako yonr liorso worth mor
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ud Uttt but a ihort time. Four teunitcra out ol
Jra wur tha " FMi Brand " witrrprool tiothlnf.
Thai M tha only teamitera' waterproof coata thU
. .'a
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. -..h yu.i uu. uer r aoaoiuiaiy waur
proof and wind-proof. UntU you own ona you wjn
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COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT.
M
HABITUAL
GROWLER.
ropl who nt-Trr rrnrl rflrrrtlont u
tb flirt to eomptttn that
Wolff'sAGMEBIacking
uenmulttot on tbo ibex. 8ttiU vs paj It U
tiNIe to ftppnM to tftrir Intftillfanoe, and
eaJl tlim " lUUtutl Growler f "
Atk Drug, PaM tit Romm FrUktng Storior
m-Iloo. vhUh ,
will tain Old 4 nkw runnTunt VarnUh
trill TtN OLA AND CHI NAVH INI af
WILL 6TIN TINWARE am4
will Stain town Old barito time
WILL 1TAIW AST' COACH AND
J&B I K-lEaS ON
m m )nt that irr m, TfV If0.
WOLFF s IUXDOLPH, rfaUadclpUft.
nurses immediately take charge of thom
eoo that they aro properly bathed and
dressed, and then thoy go down to
breakfast, which Is served at half-past
seven o'elook. It is an nnprotentions
meal, with plenty of fresh milk, cgrra,
oatmeal, and a bit of Btoak or a chop
that will add strongth to their physi
qo and color to their cheekB. After
breakfast thero is an hoar of study.
There is something for theso littlo ones
to do at all times during the day. They
go through their, stndies systematically,
and then, about half-past nine, aro
taken out for a walk. They aro allow
ed to romp in tho streets and in the
parks to their hearts' oontent. At
eleven o'clock thoy are brought home,
and a light luncheon of milk and.broad
is served, after whioh there aro more
studies-cither Erench, German or
drawing and thon another breathing
spell it may be horseback ridibg, or a
drive out through tho Fark and' along
tho oouotry rod-i. Haok they all
como about four o'clock, and thero is
another hour of study, and then they
aro through for the day. They aro al
lowed to do just as they please until
tea time, when, after their meal, thoy
spend a pleasant hour or so with their
fathers and mothers and others who
may drop in to call. Promptly at
eight o'clock thoy aro all in bed to
sloep soundly, and got np the next
morning and go through tho same pro
gramme. Ho it is not strango that all
the children of tho Vaauderbilt faruilv
aro further in advance of their littlo
friends in tho matter of education.
For they study, study, study atl tho
time. They aro all fond of musio and
most of thom can 1)1 a v on tho niano.
Tho girls aro learning to play on the
harp, and the bovs are famous anions
their friends as violinists, aud banjo
tlavers. If vnn warn t.n Rpn tfiMBn
children on tho street, vou would not
' ! J " "
fora moment suapect that thoy were
otner man children ot parents, in or
utnary .circumstances, xney tuake no
display at elaborate dress. The eldest
of Cornelius Vandorbilt's daticrhtors is
dressed plainly in littlo, pretty cheap
dresses without any braid or orna
mentation. She wears BDUL'-fittincr
oloth jackets, and tho littlo cao that
sits gracefully qn her head, could be
duplicated for a couplo of dollars.
Malaria.
Literally means bad air. Poisonous
germs arismrr from low. raarshv land.
or from decaying vegetable matter, aro
breathed into tho lang, taken up by
the blood, and nnlo3s tin vital fluid is
purified by the uso of a good medioino
like Hood's Sarsaparilla, tho unfortun
ate viotim is soon overpowered. Even
in the more advanced case?, where tho
terrible fever prevail, this successful
medicine has effected remarkable cures.
Tboso who aro exposed to malarial or
other poisons should keep tho blood
pure ny taking llood s Sarsaparilla.
lleTnuitlit Tliem Maimer.
A DDDK'gOgSTLK BKBOKS TO TWO OBSTBSPS-
nous COWBOYS.
A boot and shoo drummer of this city.
awny up in tho T. P. A. and a good fellow
all around and voraciously known all over
tho wide West, qulto soijlfully told this
among tho last stories of a number relate,)
by traveling men last night at the Midland
Hotel! "1 wap," said he, "a short tlrao ago
out in a littlo town in Nebraska, where you
could without imagination look over the
imaginary lino dividing Nebraska and
Wyoming, and see acres upon acres ot the
new sister. I was at.tlie station of about
the dullest littlo sun-dried town I over
was lo, walljug'for the train, late; as 'usual
some two or three hours.
"This littlo town was on t branch road.
I'll not name' It, for 'there's a ch'fei amqng
us taklog notes and hell prent 'em,'' aV I
expect to' go buck thero again. '1'here
wero two' other cbmmeiclal men waiting
as I was. Ono was a dudish-looking tort
of a fellow, gpt up with a eash and tho
other unities. He tt Jowu in the shadow
of tho shed lhat servrd for a depot, and
opening a email grip pulled out a book and
began reading, reading and reading intent-
ly, so Intently that he sprawled himself
along the length or width of tho platform
Two buckBkin.pantalooncd cow.bovn on
pinto pontes rode down to tho depot and,
tethering their ponies, came under tho roof
of the shed. Thcr began in a short time
nudging vcaeh other jocularly, and finally
ono got up and walked oyer towards 'the
dude' and accldently stumbled ovor his
feet. The cowboy apologized sarcastically
and the dudo like Toots, said: 'It's of no
consequence.'
Then tbo cowboy again performed bis
accidental act and an apology was made
and accepted qulto naively. Returning to
his comrade thero was quite an hijarfous
pow-wow tiy Mie cowboys and then tho
second' ono started out for his share 'of the
fun. Emboldened by the two trips of bis
comrade over tho dude's patent-leather la
closed feet, tbe cowboy disdained to stum,
bio over them, but came down with both
feet square on the shins of tho dude-dress,
ed reader. '.Excuse me.' 'Certainly,! was
answered, but with the reply the dudo
pulled an applo from bis pockcl, and tost,
ing it into the air, drew a revolver from
his grip, and shooting, split tbo applo
squarely In two.
lie threw up another applo and perform,
ed tho same act, and then turning to tho
two cowboys who had clustered together
themselves and four big'rovofycrs strapped
to 'em the dude, pointing his revolver at
the cowboys, saidt 'lam a little on tbo
shoot myself and If you fellows don't leave
very soon I'll dlvJLdo you two fellows liko I
did tho apples, or I'll break up your part,
nershlp.' Tbe cowboys bad the discretion
of the King of Franco, who marched 10,
000 men vp a hill and dowu again when he
saw tbe enemy on tbe other side, and,
sneaklngly seeking their ponies, mounted
them and rodo away. 'The dude, said tho
relator, and the story he avers la true, 'bo
longs to one of Kansas City's shooting
club. Jfauat OUy Qleit.
BloV Chamber Uinta-
llUKNINO SUI.VIttm IS DAKOKItOUS AND IT
SHOULD NOT 11K DONE.
Tho practlco often prevalent, of
burning sulphur in tho Bitk room or in
tho habitable rooms of the houo dur
ing tho contlnuanco of a caso of
diphtheria or othor contagious tliseaso
is produotivo of evil and should novtr
bo allowed. Wo have often found tho
air almost irrespirablo from .hia cause.
practiced under tho belief that tho con
tinual burning of a littlo sulphur
wuuiu neatroy ino-germs or poitonlng
of tho disease and thereby protect
W1030 oi tne nouso noid not already in
footed. This Ihooty is wholly an er
roneous ono. Many oxperimenls hav
boon mado which show that tho dunp
ity of sulphur fumts (sulphurous acid)
must be greater than can bo tolerated
by a human boing in order to destroy
me germs ot ducase.
The air of tho sick room, bad enough
at tha best, should bo kept as puro as
pofwiblo, it should not bj vitiated by
tho fumes of burning sulphur. Tho
latter acts as an irritant to tho air naa
saces acaiHot which the lunizs nrotest,
besidos consuming some of tho oxveren
of the air whioh is so necessary to tho
support of life, thus doing positive
uarm to ino patient, atill more, it im
pairs tho natural dowcn of resistance
to disease, and thcroby indirectly bi
comes an ajroni to bnnu about a nnn
dition it is popularly nupposml to re
tard. Jirom me Urained Mtrse.
Twenty Three Yeasa In Tha Drag
Business
I have been a drpecist t etitv-tliroo
years, and have sold all the patent
racaicmcH wnicn are known in this
country, and can trulhfullv sav that I
navo never Known a tcmily for blood
Diseases of moro value than S. S. S.
fSnift's Sruwifli Mi- A
t - - I - - ..... ,, UUOblMlll-l,
was troubled with an eruption of the
skin cm tho back of his bauds, aud had
in vain Bougui renel ot tlio beet looil
medical talent, also of some of the
most noted physicians in New York,
and as a last resort spent boine months
in l'ans, u ranee, under treatment of
the physicians there, and had scoured
only temporary relief. After all this
treatment he was finally cured, sound
ana won, oy Bwiits Specinc,
Another customer, Mr. B.. had suffered
for many years with Blood Poison
and thought ho had been cured bv
luuruunni treatment, out tun disease re
turned, accompanied bv Ithuuvnatism
i r. ........
of a bad typn. A dozen small bottles
of S. S. S. mado a perfect and lasting
cure.
V. H. Deaswap, Old Fort, N. O
Treatise on Blood and skin diseases mailed free.
ewiU DrMiuriu uo., All&nia, U&.
Photographing A Protest-
The Itepublloan CiimDaiorn Commit
tee has photographed tho empty scats
uu iuo xsuiuuuruilU B'.UO OI uio nouse,
with a view to using tho picture as an
illustration of "the Democratio Idea of
Doing Business." ,
The Democratic Committee should
now have printed, to port under theso
photographs, Thomas B. Reed's de-
fenco of the refusal of a Republican
minority, in which he joined, to vote
to make a quorum in tho Forty-sixth
Congress. Baid Mr. Heed in 1880:
"The privilege, whioh the (Itpubli-
canj minoruy oi tne uouae at tho last
session availed itself of is a privilege
which every minority has availed it
self of sinco tho foundation of this
Government. It is a valuablo privilege
for tho couutry that tho minority shall
havo tho right by the extraordinary
modo of proceeding to call the attcn
tion of tho country to measures which
a party in a moment of madness and
of party feeling is endeavoring to en
force upon tho oitizens ot this land.
And it works equally well with regard
to all parties, for all parties havo thsir
times when thoy need to b-j checked, ho
that thoy may receive the opinions of
the peoplo who are their constituents,
and who are inter. Bted iu the results ol
their legislation."
The Republican minority, ten years
ago, Bat silent and refused to vot as it
had a right to di. It t-aid to the
Democrats: "If you wish to pass
partisan mtaiurts, or to unseat Repub
licans, brine vour maioritv hera mid
do it, but we decline to vote togiL
you, a quorum, and hold ourselves re
sponsible to our oo'istitueut-i for our
action." Speaker Reed's assertion of
th? right to count memb-.-rs as present
when they d. clino to vote, in the ah
sence of a Republican quorum, ora
polled tho Democrats to leave the
Chamber to avoid being mado unwill
ing parties to tho at en inrr nf
on their Bide of the House.
it tne llepubhoan campaign man
agers think they can mak'o any capital
out of this incident thoy will probably
iliPflover their mutnkn. Tim fnirmirwl.
W and sober-thinking voters will agroo
wno lur. neea mat, ino minority was
justified in using "this extraordinary
mode of proceeding'' to "call tho att n-
uon oi tue country to measures whioh
a paity in a momut of madness and
party feeling" was engaged in perpe
trating. There is a, boomerang quality
in this photocranhed urotiM Tim
Woria.
Shaving; W(th Vaseline.
A friend of mine told mo a few
mopths ago how to shavq easily
and painlessly, and I havo never
shaved in a barber shop sinco. The
plan is to mo oil or grease instead of
soap to prepare tho ohm and s ften tho
chin and soften tho beard. Vaseline
is the most oonvonhmt, and it plioiilt)
bo rubbed in quite freely. Then with a
keen razor shaving can bo done quick
ly and without a suspicion of pato.
At first I oouldn't reconcilo myself to
doing without the orthodox lather and
used soap after tho vaselino had been
applied. But tbe soap is really un
necessary, and shaving with oil or
vaseline is cleaner, as well as pleapant
er, and what js moro to tho point
thero is no irritation whatever to tha
skin. St. Zouia Globe Democrat.
"Just as Qood,"
Say somo dealers who try to Bell a sub
stitute pieparation when a customer
calls for Hood's Sarsaparilla Do not
allow sush false statement. as this iu
duoo you to buy what you do not want.
Romember that the only reason for
making it is that a few cents moro
profit will bo made on tho mbstitutn.
Insist upon having the best medicine
Hood's Sa.-saparilla. It is Peculiar to
IUolf.
SKIS Hoi Id O.IJ Wolch,
Mf4Kl UattMDti. War.
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4 tun f tlM,
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THE GREAT
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German Remedy.
TRUTHS FOR THE SICK.
I.UOO will lie tmld
nilloiiB.ncllMilcncni
hir thiiNii ilpnliil'
for ft a. no where h ti r.
nam ikrrEna will
o..aMxnit,itiitTTEii
ii win rro von, ,
notnflpUt orcurc. li
fcj Do)uu uu tier with
!ncYcr fnlls.
I
uiniureumiuaiiftonr
feel I riff, If no, unc
(Jlcanno the Till Aletl
rlood when you sec
summit ijitteus:
tb win euro you
is iiniiurmcB inirBi
wr throiiffh tho gkln
llitrruLli i'f wlin ait
n l'lmnlcK. lllnfrlion.
cioseir conn mi i ir
til tho mills onil work
)nl Soros. ItelT on
luutiiii j.rrrr.HS
IBhopgj clcrks,w)ioilo
not procnrcBUfllclcTit
cxerclso, nml all who
ftreronOncil lndoora,
RtlOltM USO HKLi'IUJli
Hitters, Tlioywlll
la not then bo weak and
mil LcnltU will fol
tow.
sui.i-mmiiiTir.il.
vlll euro I.lrcrOm
il.llnt, Don't lie ills
'our.iKcil s it 111 cure U
5-MtMrl(lv.
Vnn. ITJ
If yuu do not wlMi
to niitTor from UhPntn
r-Uf.riiirH liiTTKitftlTB
win uiiiiii you up nnd
innko you strong nud
hrnlthj-.
fttlsm, iteo n bnttta of
It vpct fnlin tnniro
sur.ru tr it JiiTTEnq :
HULplt:it lliTTRnnl I
p Don't he without n
H bottle. Try It t you
Hlwillnotrrirctk i
rltl m.tn v.tn. I.tn.l 9
pure, rich nml ptron,
ind yourllceli hnnl.
I Smites hi tlelicntr
health, who nro nil
run down, rhotiM use
arrvmtu hittfth.
Trv ulpiii,'h hit.
rr.H1 In ulirlit. anil
vou will .lecp well
inn irpi in'uer rorit.
Uo you want tho beat 41cillc.il Work published t
Penil 3 !-ecnt stamps to A. ! OumvAr A Co,
If You Have
atk n.aiaii.,. n
ing nh, you wlltfli
lf;..tioil
ntav.ne.
ii ri
Ind
run down,"
Tutt's Pills
thar.m.dr yoa Hoed. Th.y ton.
lb. w.ak .loanach and build apt
Dtanlal r phfilcal oT.rwook will rind
r.ll.rrrornUiem.XIc.ly.ucKr coal.aU
iiascuia- cn.riri... nnrr.r.ra rrom
SOLD EVERywiIERE.
-ThoosajiUs hard been permanently curctl by
or loss of time from business. Canes primounceU In-
rilll.ADKl.l
H1A.VA, KaMiatonce.no operation
curabla by otbers wanteil.
P-IIDf Miniltrrrft Ailvlrn Vnw.
Demi ror Llrvuiar.
vunt uuttnnniLr.0. omcououfsitoa.
Oct 8-'00.1y
UninP ftorronio. lur i.
VUIUC or'nUI of r. nirrt-
T0 month i 1 now bivt mo nfmr
at v.o aiDDini ana titll
HI and onn tnakM!lb t.
(Signed) W, H.UARKI90..
William Klloa, lUrrltborr, la.
Tri nr., a nave orrr mtiowb
anything to sell Ilka yoor alUniiL
Yetterd7 I look orden enough to
pay ids orSJrt." Wt J, hi.
mora, bangor. Me., writ mi "I
Uka an order for yoor album at
.almost every houao I U(t. My
rrwui or ten a mucnai n-VU
OT 4 tin la atav'awnrk ."
wa hara not ne to give
Otberaaradolnauiiaavita
ona whn Ukai Knl.l rihla I .... ' "! . IV
Shall wo start VOU in thU imvhin..
iroldC
world. Urgeat Blze. Ureateit btrr.lt.. cer known. Ammtt
wanted. Liberal lermi. Llf money for urenta. Any ona can
become a tMicceaiful arent. BelU llaelf on Ifrrit-liill. ornc
ttilklriffiiereiury. YVberever ahown, every one win Is to tinr.
V ,M' I"honianda of order with rarldHy never
boforaknowo. Ureat proflts await avery worker. Aeenti arc
iimklurfortunei- UdUa make a tnnrh at men. YoS, reader
a n do At well any on. Full tntonuation and tenna rrre.
aSJ!?,?!??? " " Lfwr "mf; w,t.b Pot"" "t Ifnni for our
Kanjily Iliblet, Ilooka and feriodicala. Afler you know all,
tout.l jon t-onctudo to n no ftirtber, why no harm l don. 1
Addroa. Iv. a ALLEH 4 CO. AuotilTA, UiltM.
Jan. ls-vo-iy.
FQRJMEN ONLY!
ror liuoi. or raiufiu m&niiOODt
Oeacral and NEttVOUB DEBILITY.
Wr-akneianf Bnitr anrl Minrt
Jof Birori or EiMrieiin Older Truna.
""M bbii.iiiuuuibij Heiiore-a. now !t enlarge al
tHrr(li..HKili,tMIK-hl OTKl) OU(rN 3 TinTfi OKfirJl'r.
ikaalalely airalllaf HO&X TKKATMEI-nrteflta In aVr
Ban tettlty from i io Mtalea and tarelfv Caantrle. Writ thtn
Horses, Cattle, Sheep & Hogs.
Excelt an? remedy for the rapid cure of fiard
Colds.Cou0hipHldeBound,YelLwaterVFe,e,.
OlHsmper, Sore and Weak Eyei. Lung Fer
Cos Irenes.. Blotch.., ,d alldimcilire..",:
IS from Impurlllet ol the Blood, Will rttUete
Neate.atonc. -Manufactured l?tk,
JOPPA MANUFACTURING CO., LYONS N
FOB 8AIJS HV ALL DEALEItS.'
. 3 21-ao.r.ly.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Clranm an J beaullllct tha satr.
I romiili'j a Invurlart frowth.
Never VtA& to Itcttore Qrsv
Italr to lta Youthful Color;
CuH MBl..tUrflM'f ft hair falliiir.
jme,Bn1 .1 Ulat Dmpgln
HINOERCIOFINS. Th orfj tort cure 1Jr rni.
biuf aUfMiu. at iumU, wr UlaCU.X a CU., U. V,
10 10-lUl.
AXLE
BEST IX THE WORID.
It. WearlaaaUalttlnflBTnvinaiimaBajtil nn..n!1w
outlaatlDir two boxes or anrother brand. Not
yulj BAIn UY UBALEK8 OEWEliALLY. lur
SAW MULLS
Patent Variable Friction and IJdt Feed.
STEAM ENGINES, II AY PRESSES,
OUliNUUrS Mlljl.S, Ac.
POHTADLE GRIST MILLS.
Bend for lllua. TituRsiiiHa miciiines. m.
Catalogue,
A. D. VAUqUUAIt CO., VorH, l'a.
law
Detroit
SUItK CHIP
Hteel iitcUlc llloctc
HALF TUB COST Of hoisting saved to
hWrelcoepors, liutchers, Karuiere, Maoh.
lniats. liuilJera, emitrociora and UHU
Ul(8. AdaUtta to jq tbe ereatost lm.
provementa HVKIt mode In tackle
blocka. Freight prepaid. Write tot
catalogue.
Pultoa Iron & Engine Works.
Eatab. jtiu, iu liruai. bu, Detroit. Alio
6-3-17.
Onririhf I
5 3ii:hi'ii
r9 firuuci I 11 1
tt,, the worlu. Uur McTiiuaiM
Ioomc fRoir la t&ch lotajur.
AMltrOva. (Jlf thO wbO Writ
la us t Dc cn ntika tur ot
tb cbanc. A 11 yoa tt u do im
ftuntlita ibotr our rood t
ml tho who ctll Toot nalfhlxxt
ol ihooo uoual yoa. Tho
finMnr tf lo odTartltonoBt
ihatvi tho kmsUl oftd of tha Uisx
ccp. Tbt feUowLof cat ft? tho tppowooco of ll rt4ed t
abst rat tnliife rrt r lu bulk. It ti a rraas. 4obU aU tal.
Mr.ularft.l. Mr la rarrr. WawllUlHibawroubew ro.
aiaka from UH la 1 u a ear at iMal. (hw Ua tait.wlUu
aal asaarUaca li.iiar writa at aaca. Wayar aU aapf aucaafsaa.
Sa'rj " m wv wow, . v . V Htua
DEAF
14ES8 KtAMlllrt CMCIt
tUt Mm. Whlanar L
IhVIhlHLK TU
uus TU1I11I 111
(rUIo. iwMsMafal har all 1U.41m fall. Maid at r. H 181 II I.
ttCATtl. COOW
a - ,,.a-l-iw ..a a.. nvs aj. fmwiM
10.10 d.4t
K
IPP & PODMORE.
AHOIHTECTS,
" OaTXQiiouT UciuiiKQ, Wllktebarro, Pa,
uraucn urace, nioomeburg, l'a,, wltU
Jno. M. Ciamc, AU'y, &. Uouubtllur.
1 li.ly
CM n YH
v aims
mm
alalariiSM
nULUl GREASE
WMKTI3 C0!6 H -fv
mm
GET THE COLUMBIAN,
$1.00 A YEAR.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.j
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
JKL AWARE, LACKAWANNA &
WESTERN RAILROAD.
IILOOMSDUKO DIVISION.
STATIONS.
NOItTU.
NORTIIOHBIRUND....,,
Cameron.
CuulasKr
r. M. r. m,
5 10 1 CO
6GS ...
A.H. i.W.
10 00 6 IB
10 15 6 80
10 19 ....
10 S 6 41
10 43 6(8
10 50 7 0S
10 61 711
11 OS 7 20
1112 7J7
11 16 731
11 SO 7M
1121 7 41
1131 7 49
1184 7 55
11 43 8 08
11 63 8 II
1206 8 24
12 10 82S
1215 8 83
12 20 8 34
12 27 8 45
12 81 8 49
12 3.1 9 6,1
12 40 8 58
12 4 9 03
1263 9 09
101 V17
109 9 23
1 19 ISO
120 9 83
r.u. r.11
DanTUlo , 6 0s a i
Oatfinlssa 8 S3 .....
Uupcrt i (811 3 80
nioonuburg e s ui
F?pr-V" 4j a ii
Dine HldffO (to
Willow (Irovn. am
llrlarcreok 8 6s
llorvrlclc.
Iioacu Haven. .,
Hick's Ferry.. ,
HhlctsUlniiy...
Huniocx'a.
NantlcoVo.
AvondMo
T S 9 t9
Til ....
719
7 30 8 20
743 ....
7 CO 3 39
IM ....
lymoutu.
riymouth Junction 801
7 S9 3 43
Kingston 8 08 53
Hennolt... 8 13 ....
laltoy 8 17 ......
K0.m,11?'i ssi 4 oa
West rutstcn 8 27 4 Oil
Ilttston. 8S3 4 11
Lackawanna 840 .
Tarlomila. 8 48 ......
uollevue. . sm ....
SCBAXTON 9 DO 4 23
T.v.r.u
STATIONS. BODT1I.
A.M. A.M.
SCBANTON 6 111 9 50
Bellorue 615 9 55
Taylorvlllo 6 20 10 00
Lackawanna 323 loot
mtston 6 86 1016
est litteton. 642 1022
Wyoming.. 6 47 1027
Maltby. eel 10 80
liennett. 6 6 10 31
Kingston 6 53 1031
l'lyraoutu Junction. 7 03 10 42
riymoutn. tjo 1047
Aronilale 714 josi
Nantlcoke 119 10 65
Hunlock-a T2o im
snlckshlnny 737 1112
Hick's Ferry. 7 65 11 as
lioach Haven 8 01 nsi
Merwlck y 07 11 40
Urtar creek. ..." gS ..
WIUOwOrOTB. 816 1160
Llmollltfso s so 11K4
JPy" 826 12 01
llloomaburg 8 32 12 06
Kupert 8 87 1212
Catawutaa 842 1217
Ssai&:::::::::::-:::::: 8.?
Cameron 9 07 13 41
MORTnUalBKHLAND ,. 9 22 12 65
A. h. r. M.
r. u. r. at
1 C3 6 20
.... 6 25
2 02 6 80
2 10 6 81
218 6 49
2 24 6 53
229 655
.... 6 69
2 87 7 03
2 40 707
2 45 712
2 60 I 16
2 65 7 21
169 7 23
3 06 7 43
3 20 7 65
3 31 8 07
8 40 8 13
3 47 8 20
8 53 US7
3 67 8 31
4 02 8 33
4 09 8 41
4 15 847
4 22 8 62
4 2.1 8 57
4 46 9 19
4 54
5 00 9 S3
515 9 45
r. v. r. u.
urSSSPf.10,?3 tt.liaS.en w1"1 rwiadelpWa A
Iteadln? Kallroad ror Tamanena. Tamaqua, will.
rSitiS.Sii1' i mY' v- ll- 'orllamsbiirtf,
Lock Haven, Emrorlum, Warren, Corry, ana Erie.
W. F. HALSTKAD, Oen. Manu
Bcranton, ra.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, ana Northern Uentral
Railway.
-M
TIME TABLE.
lneneot .mayii. 1890. Trains leave sonbury
KA8TW Alt
, "f-i " ouuro sprees (aauy ezcep
. o",iiKwiuuiM3rraeaiaiestationa
" n!.17fl'"11!:?il5f- m-l New York
-.wk.u... uwuiuuiD, o.iu d. m wajinin jr.nn
ahJ' ,PDnJuieatrnilajleipMa tor all Sea
.1.11. n,,. r..J;'5.?.-;?-rRar.KPres3
v ..v uiuriauurK ana interme
diate stations, arnvlne at p h ii ,1 i i V? h -
6.50 p.m. i New York, 9.35 n. m.: Balumorn
R.ai ti m a Waiortl n n j 1 - ' ...Z
tnreuKU toVwiad5lpnia"an3 Uat liS." coacne'
u.w u. iu. i.euuru jiccommoaaiion (aailT
Spm 'nterme(llate siatlons amv
riUJadolpWa 4.S3 a. m. ; New York 7.10 a. m.
llairtmnrf.. m a. m . w..t.-i ;
Pi1A?J?i.I,6W, Yot- intlaaelpwa pWngen Tcan"
iii?;rle..Mauaillr)or narrlsburg and
1 5. 1. "i in'ii i i-niiaae ipn a
S;Si?;m-N9W 'ri"1r..9oa. m-rTbrousti l-ullman
sleoolni? eari And nMunm. M..h....n..i..r
- r vmm.uVD ,u milium
(1 ' "t a m J . . . U . n . . . . . . . .
more 7.20, a. m. mi if uungcon 8.43, a. m. and
HF" "? Sloi-plne oara to Ualtlmore ana
nojmuBuou, ana lurougp passengr ooaobea to
HAltlmnrA.
WESTWARD.'
a inn .1. TTwIa V.nll ...... . . ...
u.. juan luttrifi, ror jne am &
Hi" nnd 'Fua 'ntormodlate stations, Roches
ter, Baaaro A.id Niagara Jttlls, with through Pull
5??-p!Lu Jooara antl paasengercoaches to Erie and
?' ..wo j..idbd utuif i ror lock uavon
and lntflrmMtntA etntlnn. '
II Vjmo 17mm. -I ' . .
i iti ror ,Hs,lT ,itxpreB8 att'lr except Sun.
umiiloh nSSi., i, anuxjiagara Falls with
and ArrarwIZ iaSTEST uua "veiei
"h.. Une iiilT except Sundayjror Ite
novo, Watklna ana Intermedlaia stations, with
through passenger coaches to Honovo and Watklna.
9.15 D. m. Wit ttimannpf. v.nMa. 1.11. i
WLUlauisport and Intermediate suilona.
Tuuonan trains for sunbiiry vitouTnn
rUburg, 3.10 a. m. dally arriving at Sunbury 9.53
u. in.
Phlladelpnta, 8.50 a. m. : Waahlnirton mna.ni iiTf.
tlmore 9.00 a. m. (dally except Sunday arriving at
i7,7,V,J,! t . "ivij luruu-u l arior car rrom
rh imI!Pi ttQa,lnrouKl pasneugercoaches rrom
rasi Line leaves New ror 9.00. a.m. : Phlladei
lhlA.1t 10. Wa.lil..i.. in .n L- V r
coai:hesrroniPhlfa4)lphlaand Ualifmore
WllllaTisporr. Etpreiij leaves New York 8.00
Ualtlmore 4.J p. in. (dally ) arriving at Sunbury
phlo,n.S3p. m.
Krie Mall leaves Now York g.oop. m. : Phlladel
i ...v.. .. 1 nraau.uvuu, IU.UU p. m. ! Haiti.
more. 11.20 p m., (dally) arriving at 'sunbury 5.10
1,10.00 p.m.; Haiti
I'hno.tJlnhlr.
Waantiitfton and lTaUlmoro and
from
more. " "
nwNi!ii ittir.wAY.
Arr1vlDl?ftfc fttrViTn VArrv m m o m n'itA
--------o - - w, W.UA,, rnukvo-utusx
lExprcss msi leavea fJunburr 5.ss d. m.. arrlvinp
atmoommrytiiflp. rn,t WllVee-barro 7.Wp. m.
tneatufoom I?errr I2.srp. m.,Hunbury i.sb D.m
Vlnrv at Uli-aAin Q an .
SUNDAY TKAINSU
JlylhS at Bloom Ferry 10:48 a. m., wilkes-uarre
w 1 1 Kimnn rrrt moil n,iroofiHnhHnin.An.
fj?" "t1lnt ' n,0O,a I'fl'ry. .3v p.ai.. sapt
:30 1. tn
it. lMinn
Oen. Manager.
J. It. WOOD,
(len. I'adsenger Agt,
PIIIIiADKLPHIA & HKADING
KA1LKOAD.
ON AND AbTKll Sept. 5 im
TUAINS LEAVE ULOOMHBnna as follows:
(SDSOAYJ ICXCirTKD.)
ffrtfKawVftrlr Phlliialr..lA n.. ...
TamagutL X 5. ' ' ' olts""
lVfll- U'llitnmannrr Ulltnn ..n.i T .-..111. ., .
S:i.il:bu p.i """"'V'
6.srOatawl-ja600, T:S0, 11.-05 a. m., lj.-o, 6:00
tniafpm.'' 7:301 lllM a-m'' ,fcS0, 3:1l1 tM-
TRAINS FOU ULOOVISDU1IU
. w uuuuvipuiit IU.W tt. lUm 0."UU p. IU.
rii.VAll(ir11nr.11.Ri.n rw. n.
liinvn pAtfoirlTla io.qii n n.
Leave Taraaqua tt a. w, 0:18 p. m.
Lwavo Catawiasn 7:W 8:00 a, in., i:3a 3:20, 6;js
ji'ow vi.iiAAiuA.jviiyiTiiou. uu :ia
11:01p.m.
sM, lirw pTfi : -m- ,:x
Ij'flvn Hnnpi-t. A'lR 1-rvt a-rtu ti.i. - .
ra Aiaiumore wasnington ana the West via D.
l:S4, 41, 6:48, 7:23 p. m. bunaaya S, i nt
a. m., 4:21, 5:48, T:81 p. in. ' ' ',u' u""
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
n,1!e FJiJimelpbla. Pier 7, Chestnut Street
vVbalr, ana south street Wharit
rOH ATLANTIC OUT.
Week dayB-Kxprtss, .oo, a, m. oo, 4:00,
Accommodation, 8.00 a. m. 5.00 p. m
Ktmflnra Vinnw. u n. r
dation 6.00 a. m. and iM p, m.
Accommo-
KKOBNIKO, UAV ATLAKTI0 CITT.
TVnnr. nn.na. 111., n. .
w.5Tk ru " ViZiXZ "'.".S"" Avenues : .
and 430 p. m :oo a. m.
daJfra.. V m- Accommc,
A. A. .McLKOD,
O. O. HANCOCK,
l"ret. Oen'U Manager,
mil. rati. Ateiu.
ATENTS.
veata and Trade Marks obtalned.and all Paten t
"" wmiuuvvn turnuua rts ritBS.
fSi. T..-. " u""uu suu-sBencies, all buslnosa
lrcot, nence oan transact patent buslneaa In ib
wSgSA"8 cV3TtUan tilfioS
iaS? S046.1; drawlnir, or photo, with descrtpuon.
We advlao if patfntable or not, free or cbri.
Ourreo not due tui patent HbeouVfd. curKe.
iisHhvMbiMsflHi
LOOKH
FOR THE LAST
40
IT IS A SATISFACTION
Clothing 1 Establishment
D, LQWENBERC,
Still leads in the Latest Styles,
Still leads in the Largest Stock,
Still leads in the Latest Novelties
WHILE THE
psiritnnKeEiL B a
Is always full of the Latest and Largest Stock of Impojrted and
Domestic Goods made up by Experienced Workmen.
PERFECT SATISFACTION ALWAYS GUARANTEED.
SO
FIFTY DOLLARS FOR LIFE SCHOLARSHIP Um
PALMS BUSINESS COLLEGE
jly ll-13w
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
(D'Vj-, QoU, (Canary, Fvoftj arA Hotr;.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Henry Maillard's Fine Candies. Fresh Every Week.
GOODS SPECIAXT3T.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
F. F. Adams & Co's. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Sole agtnts of the foUovrlnr;' brairds otOgtnt
Hoary Clay, Londros, Normal, Indian Princosa, Samson, Sihror M.
Any order for Fcitirjls will be supplied with the Lowest Market Prices, as Mtooa ,
Ortwiej, Laemonj, ream S
1 CnrJlijH Waist
BL00MSBURG, PA.
G. 6. TiOBBIflS, '
Foreign and Domestic
mm
li M ILOiifiSiai
TOBBBE XOT CIG-ASS.
BLOOMSBURG Pfi.
In niirclinqinir hnn.-n linl.l
! ii... ... ir ,iii i . i '" - - -
oftieS
. , , "j-
S a l0rpi'r lhai) ca be
K.U1n, 1 r.,.,,.r.a F 1 1,. ,.,.ln
bv t lie New Home Sowinir ninnliinn
(fter (Iron loaf, all nttfierinipntii.
$1!).50 to $00.
Royal St. John, $30 upwards,
Ox 1 1 u a
oianaaru notary, 540 upwards.
New Home, $30 upwards.
Havo renetvf.rl iha nnnnnl. rnm 'tu i?
.. "BUI am mo
IJistin Comet, tho bet cornet in tho
a-a. (jiiuu usrurimillt, OI VlOUtlfl, trtlltarfl, 1)
accordoons. drunu. flntra. nfpUn,l nil
of lnnaioal instriinientc. Tha bent of
tur viuiiur, iriiuarH, u-iniox, violinoello,
bass violina. Ami fnr limiaHnt'.
-. - - .... vviiui,.
iiaiHiiuuuu& uiiu lainion Biioetfl.
RniLMrlra ni.iiliinia u ill .......1
ll HRntlllt fnr ongli
Do not send el-ewhero, but call and
WllO 18 alWAVB With VOU. nml nm raiva.
any in.tru.m nt yr,u purehase? J
J.
SALTZER,
Musical Inst
BACKWAMLD
TO KNOW THAT THE
OF
lt5, Vf
. ... . . ...
- - f. n is wise aiwayH to select tbat whioh
1,10 enJ- -,A g00d articl, iH always a
now ine lunniuaoiiirers, aud can sell nntt
lnI elnewhere. Here 'are some of the
EHey Tiann, S350 to $00.
Sleek. $375 to 000.
It. M. Bent & Co., $250 to $400.
Brown & Simpson, $250 to $100.
FtNtry Organs, $00 to S175.
Miller organs, $75 to $150.
I United Stiles organo, $125 (o $175.
Chicago Cottnj.1, organ, $00 to $140
ir uitufUT organs, o to 5lftU,
Paris orpann, $00 to $100.
Ct lelirated White Sowintj Mauliines S
to $05
New Domrg(ic Sewinu Machines, $33
to $75.
1
( !n . .1
frnm
uuuony
world.
,nj'V,
strlnss
and
JavhClliD,
1 a
A lie
see tho stock of your home dealer
t-r... !. J . "l? WIMir,
1 ru,"MOU r "W". "Pon
moots and Sewing tfaclies
WAREROOMS.
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
BLOOiflrSltURO