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THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG. PA.
WASHINGTON.
Ih. Sonato and House Still OilTor.--Carlisle
and Hit Financial Rlowor.-Senalor
Peller on the Legality of Bond Issuoi...
Hawaii Not yet Connoctod by Cable."
Reed Educated by Carlisle.
from our Regular Correspondent.
Washington, February 18, 1893.
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With the Senate pulling one way
and the House the other there is little
probability that President Cleveland
advice will be taken to the extent of
saving $16,000,000 in interest that will
have to be paid on those 3 and 4 i
pet cent, bonds. The House Way.
kml Means committee has Knotted a
lesolution for the saving of those
millions by authorizing the issue of 3
per cent, gold bonds.
r .Kincf ran he hoped worn tne
hn ;t has been announced
. throe who arc strong enough to
' 1 .A thfir linouaire that the
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An.,nrial WisliltlOll thcV Will
acreetois the bill for the unlimited
coinage of silver, which has been
favorably reported from the 1-mance
BATaiNS TEE BABY.
An Interesting Account ol Thl Daily
Ceremonial.
'I'U; In 1 nrhV f l4 LIlLiL
Committee. ... - . nowder miff. There
government ""fT fine. clean clothes for
Some day a poet will arise who will
celebrate the " baby's hour " in verse
as memorable as that in wnicn i-ong-
fcllow has sung the delights ot tne
' Children's Hour." The baby's hour,
of course, is that period of the morn
ing which is devoted to the bathing
and dressing of the young monarch of
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11IW IIUUOViiwun
The baby, bein? a luxurious mortal,
has had his breakfast before the rest
r th household, and has then cone
contentedly to sleep again, wnen me
family breakfast is over he is just
about ready to open nis eyes, auciv-.i
out his weak little arms and generally
proclaim himself ready for his bath.
' . . . t US- in flu
t hen It IS time lur ilia "t
to his side and for the nurse to hasten
to the scene of action with all the
paraphernalia necessary lor babys
There will be a tvib, of porcelain or
of rubber, deep enougn to liuomcrgc
't'heie will be a thermome-
..... ti-. rri:nr the decree ot heat of
the water. There will be the purest
soap, the softest wash rag and the
finest towels. There will be powder
will
the
Soma Blizzard Fatatilios anl Acoidents.
One of the passengers of the train
stalled at Mount Pleasant, Del, was
a Hungarian, bound from New York
for Not folk. During Saturday, the 9th,
his queer antics alarmed the other
passengers, and he became violently
ciazv. He took $u in notes from
his pocket, tore them into shreds and
threw the fragments out into the snow.
He was taken to Middlctown and
placed under treatment.
Near Connellsville a little girl re
turning from school in the Rtorm was
frozen to death when she had near y
reached her home.
While amine wood to keep her
children from freeiing, Mary Cuff,
colored, froze to death in Botetourt
Countv. Va.. on Friday night the 8th
Inst.
A hearse containing the body of
Jacob Ruch's child upset near Bethle
hem, Pa., and the coffin fell into a
snowdrift. The ftmeral was then post
poned. Eight passengers were snowbound
in a trollev car midway between
Media and Chester. Pa., from Thurs
day until Sunday night.
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nented at the mints 0110 silver Hollar, baby. A screen 10 vro"
! "i ,h,t the difference in weiRht shall any chance draughts will be another
v. ccnmioracre. ana was
iiw a eci tion of a ceneral finan
rial bill introduced by Senator Jones,
It would seem that Secretary
r.,i;d.'a st.it,ment. that the only
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reason for not at first making public
-11 .v, nf the contract made
for that purchase of gold with bonds
,, that it m'mht hamper the other
contracting parties, and that the ad
iniotrntimi had nothine to conceal
lllllLf U
.. have heen eutlicient, but It has
not prevented some of the Senators
from making exhibitions of themselves.
fl ill had a little fun with
"his whiskers," otherwise known as
Senator Peffer, this week, " 11 is
wir-re " wanted to know whv his
resolution asking the Senate Judiciary
Committee to report on the legality
of the bond issues by this adminis'ta-
tion could not at once be actea upon,
Senator Hill, a member ot the jucii
.;! fnmmittee. said, in the absence
of the chairman of the Committee, t.e
liiwrtv to explain why a
weu uvsi c '-' - j - - 1
report had not been made, but he
etatort that the committee would be
disposed to get the opinion of the
Attnmev fleneral before acting upon
This ancered ' his
whiskers " who said : " Oh, I do not
want to hear from the Attorney
General. I regard my own opinion
tat Ein
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necessity, and a stool lor tne rnomcr
to sit on while bathing the baby.
The bath should not oe too lengmy
process and the baby shouiu tie
,,.i,e,t frnm the ton of his almost
bald head to the soles of his pink
littin fipt. lie should be ruulied
very gently wun a sou iowci, uiu
then with a little akcanoi. i nen ne
i.,,i,i U., nnirWlv dressed, and the
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Pnmminili'r Tames S. Dean, ot
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r.n Orant Vost. (G. A. K.. Konflout,
N. Y.. contracted an aggravated
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chronic dyspepsia. He suffered misery
until he used Dr. .Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy. "Alter using, n a ween,
save iVimmander Dean. I felt better,
anil in a short while was entirely cured,
that terrible distress and tooa Dreat
miT n r sour in mv throat, had all cone."
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Rev. I. V. Hill, I'astor Meinoaisi
Church Accord, N. Y. : " I can speak
Kennedys favorite
Blood Poisoning Cured.
" When I was a bov I was bitten
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Hoods Sarsapanlla. I am now on
my third bottle and am greatly im
proved. I think that Hood's Sarsa
parilla has saved me more than $50
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Renator Hill amidst lauchter on the
floor and in tke galleries? "I have
othincr whatever to say. after that
ttitpmpni " The sarcasm was lost up
on " his whiskers," who prompted by
tii eimtism continued : " I have no
doubt that I have given the subject
more attention than the Attorn;y
General or than the Senator from
Mew York. I have no doubt that I
have given it not only more careful
consideration, but more intelligent
consideration." This time Senator
Hill joined in the laughter which clos-
mA the farce.
The Senate amendment to the
diplomatic and consular appropriation
bill, appropriating $500,000 to start
the lavnif? of a covernment cable to
Hawaii, has many bitter enemies in
the House, which has refused to con
cur therein. The bill is now in con
ference, and unless the Senate recedes
a contest lasting to the closing days
of the session, and maybe resulting in
the failure of tlu appropriation bill, is
inevitable.
fv-cretarv Carlisle took some of the
conceit out of ex Speaker Reed this
week, but he still has enougn leu 10
aiiDolv a dozen ordinary men. The
incident occurred when Secretary
Carlisle was explaining to the Ways
and Means Committee of the House,
of which Mr. Reed is a member, why
and how that bond contract was made
bv the administration. Mr. Reed
pompously inquired of Secretary
Carlisle whv his substitute, which was
lask week defeated by the House, was
not satisfactory to the administration.
Secretary Carlisle answered by read
ing a clause of the act of 1874. which
had been overlooked by all the
speakers during the financial discus
sion, and which would have nullified
any benefit that might have been
fteriveft frnm the Reed substitute. For
once Mr. Reed was lost for an answer.
The taw read bv Secretary Carlisle
gives the holders of National Bank
. notes the right to have them redet m
ed by Treasury notes, if they so desire,
and as the Treasury notes are redeem
able in gold, it practically makes
nationable bank notes also redeem
able in gold. The Reed substitute
only recognized the greenbacks as
redeemable in gold. There is a heap
rf iirm ranee, in Concress as well as
the neonle. on this financial
o . .
" nnestinn.
. rtnu l'latt took a dav off from the
r.lnniw dutv of diiectina the republi
can maioritv of the New York leaisli-
tnre and came over to Washington
hi week to issue a few orders to the
New York republican members of the
House, and to give Lemuel Eli Quigg
a few pointers for the editorial pae
ot the New .York City Piatt organ.
from mv lin. I then bepan the use
of Dr. Kennedy s Favorite Remedy
and to this day no sign of it has re
nnneared."
The Sisters ot unanty. at. Marys
Female HosnitaL Brooklvn, N. .,
sav: "The satistaction we realize
from the use of Dr. Kennedy's Favor-
it Remedy surpasses all expectation.
The worst cases of eczema, salt rheum
and scrofula yield to its curative power;
nervousness, sleeplessness, liver anu
kidnev complaints and all urinary
troubles are cm-ed by its use. 2t.
Hood's Tills cure sick headache.
Quantity of Seed Required Por Acre.
Wheat, 1 J to i bush., drilled,
Wheat, 2 bush, broadcast. ats, 2
hush. Buckwheat ? bush. Corn, tn
hills, 6 to 8 qts. Corn for fodder, 2
to t bush, l'eas. in drills, 2 to 1 bush.
Broom corn, drills, 10 lbs. Beets and
mantrels. a lbs. Rutabacas, in drills,
r lb. Clover, red, 10 lbs. Clover,
white, 6 to 8 lbs. Timothy, 1 peck.
Red ton. 2 bush. Orchard erass, 2
bush. Lawn crass. 2 to 1 bush,
Kentucky blue grass, 2 bush. Barley,
broadcast, 2$ bush. Barley, drilled,
1? bush. Rve. 1 bush. Potatoes,
hills or drills, 10 bush. Carrots, 3
lbs. Turnips, 1 lb.
Judge Olayton.s Eewards.
Tudce Clavton of Delaware countv.
court, recently appointed Daniel Mc-
Clmtock, a Democrat, court rior, 10
succeed Tohn M. Tones, who was re
duced to the position of chief tipetaff.
Mr. McCIintocK has been a siancn
supporter of the Judge. The Judge
also madi a new rule of Court, prohl
biting spectators irom occupying seats
within the rtil before the bench. Here
tofore lawyers and Court officials have
sometimes been crowded Out.
W V.. Trihit. of the Chester T VMS.
was appointed Court stenographer, a
snug berth won by nis emcient worn
for Judge Clayton during tne cam-
tiaion last fall.
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But on the other hand, what would
he thnu cht of the official having place
to disburse and yet iorget or ignore
his mends.
Cnitfnmln woman. In on oxehanire.
4n. i,nf wnv nf drvlne fruit OJld
viRotablt. Mhe enys: "My husband
made wooileu boxes or framos to fit
iio hot-iipil nh. tnen set them up.
from the ground on Icbs, one pair
lonRcr than the other, to get the pro
rr slope. Holes -were cut at the top
nnd the bottom of the box to securo
a current of air over the drying fruit
or TORPUib'-ea. which sliould be placed
In trays or dishes In the frame. Tha
Rash should be placed directly over It.
I'lnce the whole In the broad sunlight,
.i i.,npn until tim contents are suffi
ciently dry to be packed In sack of,
boxes. This method keeps out birds
and insects, dust and rain, ana re
quires loss care than uny other. , ,
VThnn the IIore Blepi.
"When the horse sloops it is saia
that one enr Is directed forward, wny,
is not known. A writer in tbe Eng
lish Mechanic thinks this Is to guard
against danger, being a survival 01
their originally wild habits. He says:
"Watch a horse sleep through too wm-
ilia Rt!iii and make a iaint
noise to the front. That ear wiu do
all attention, and probably the other
will fly round sharply to assist Now.
lot him go to sleep again, ami mu
tho same noise to the left, una ior
ward ear still will koop guard, with
possibly a lightning flick round, only,
so resume lis iormer youiuuu. ,
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TO FLORIDA.
Pcrionally Conducted Tours via Pennsyl
vania Kanroaa.
To the larse number of people who
fppl the need of a midwinter as well
as a midsummer holiday, the Pennsyl
vanin Railroad Lomoanv s personally
conducted tours to 1- loricia especia.iy
commend themselves: the excursion
rates beinz most liberal and the style
of travel hrst-class in every particular
The next ot the series ot ackson
ville tours, allowing two weeks' stay
in Florida, will leave New York, and
Philadelphia on February 26. and
others will leave on March 12 and 26
The rate. . includinz transoottation
meals en route, and fullman berth on
special train, is $50.00 from New
York, and $48.00 from Philadelphia ;
proportionate rates irons otner point?
For further information apply to
Ti.-lret Afents. or address Tourist
Agent, 1 196 Broadway. New ork, or
Rnnm tn. Broad Street Station,
Philadelphia, to whom application for
space should also De inane.
An Elbe Victim Becomes Gray.
Three Reports on a Bill.
The Senate committee on privileges
and elections on the 12th, decided to
renorl back the bill bv Senater Witch
ell. of Oregon, for a constitutional
amendment for the election of Sena
tors bv direct vote of the people. The
discussion in the committte indicated
that there would be three reports,
one signed by Messrs. Gray, Pugh,
Hoar. Chandler and Hiceins in op
position to the measure ; another by
Messrs. Turpie. Mitchell, ot Uregon,
and Palmer favorable to the bill, and
a third hv Mr. Daniel, leaving it to
the States to determine the matter for
themselves.
8tem Shearing.
It Is said that the steam sheep
Shearing plant located at Caaper,
Wyo., is receiving liberal patronage
on account of the superior wore oone
by the machines. The operator is not
nhU in mln crrot aneed with the
machines as by band clipping, but he
Is able to ao mucn Deiwr worn, tatting
off more wool per head, and leaving
it In better condition and with loss in
Jury to the sheep. Shetp re-sheared by
machinery yioia aooai mree-quarrer
a nound of wooL so It la said, after
having been hand-sheared-
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A severe tumble upon the ice re
cently accomplished for Engineer
William R. Koop, ot the btony UreeK
Railroad, what surceons could not do.
Seven vears a?o Rooo dislocated his
7".
left hiD and it could not oe reset.
Consequently his left leg since that
I time has been two inches shorter than
his rifht one
He fell on the ice on the 4th inst..
The terrible experience through striking the hip injured seven years
acn. When a Dhvsician was sum-
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which Charles Hoffmann passed as
one of the passengers of the lost
steamship Elbe may be inferred from
his appearance since ne nas arrived
on the Umbria. tie is only 36 ycats
old, and was a very young-looking
man when he left this port lor t-urope
on October 3 last. He lost his wife
in the terrible disaster which befell ih?
Elbe in the North Sea His hair was
not gray until after that awful night s
experience. Now his brown nair is
streaked with gray, bis nerves are
shattered and he sees nothing else in
lite worth living tor.
When so many people are taking
anl deriving benefit from Hood's
S.ir3aparilh, why don't you try it
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Children Cry for
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moned it was found that the iar of the
fall had shot the hip bone into the
socket, and now both legs are the
same leniith. No bones were broken,
but the doctor says Roop's injuries
will confine him to the house a month.
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Get the Gesulne!
Sold Eterihere !
LUti
10 19-ly.
WHAT PEFFER'S NERVIGQR DID.
1. et powerfullr and qnlrkly. Curen when all
oilinra fall. Vouns mon ri'Kala lost nianluHC; old
nivn rwuver youinf ul TlKir. Abaoluirly .uur
KDlcid to cure Krrvnu.nfu, l.o( Itulllr.
Husio Composers Will Please Taka
Warning-
rhnnin was lame, and had con
sumption: Beethoven was deaf. Han
del and his contemporary, Sebastian
Bach, were blind : Gluck was apo
plectic, and had to stop worn in me
middle of an opera which was to De
called "The Danides :" Weber and
Mendelssohn were consumptive, and
Schumann had softening of the brain
Children Cry for
Pitcher's CastoVla.
BLOOMSBURG STATION,
lilCOMSiT.'G, TA
lainolrnry, Muhlly I'mlMlDDi, l.o.l Puwt-r,
eunrr riiuiiK MrMry, n
ru.ri, anil all rfeela ot $rlf otart or exceittt anil
iniiurrfltun. Wrdorf Inunlty and euiMuni.tluii.
Ihln t lelurupKliaimHiBe a nuriun w .mmu.c v
you hecniiite It yltld avrraivr .nilu Insist on tiar
InK tKFFF.I(' K tK VlUltll, or bond fur II.
fno he carried In eai Mcet. Prepaid, plain wrai
. w - ... kK wi.l. A K1..., a , .-1.
Vrlln (luaranlrc Io I nre orKffiinil Ih
Mnnrr. Pninphli'l f ro. tiold hy druKi-'l1'- Aildre
rti fEU mi:uicai. Asa'iii, t uuuko, in
Sold by G. P. 1UNOLEK.
WANTED-- FEW MORE BOOK AGENTS
in this iri AtiinliiinLr I'oinitlt't rnr
OUR JOURNEY AROUND THE WORLD, I
A bran' new book kbv, francia b. clahk.
Tho iM'st i hunc to WHKe mtney ever onvivti io
all who want iirotltlJle work. A guod aKnt la 1
...i.. ..ini.... L ciiiii a sr-rib
1 11 IB HII1IV,1 tnil lain aja-- a "un 11 w
Uwt m V.anixe. lor W Fvenht, givo rvdlt,
InI1llUUl .niifa r i mm uiiiiwn ,
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A. D. Worth. noton A. Co.. E:tfr?, Cr.L
PENNY.sttJYAL PILLS
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nai aavlal wtih Klun pihKni. Tala
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M HUf for lAallca, tit htur, bj rrtarn I mm
PATENTS'
Pavihata and TradA Varlrfl nhtAlnml. and al
Pau-nt bualiu'88 conducted tur MuDLHATB
FKKS.
Ol'KOFFirBIHOl'POSITHTltk U. R. PAT.
KST OF KICK. We have no sub-airem-lPR, all
DUhines-s uirvci u.'iu cuu Lntiiwi'i iiuifllt uuhi
ncss In Ii-hs time and at Loss coal than tuoue re
tiuilri fr.nu WuKhlncton.
Send model, drawing or photo, with descrv
tf.n Vlu .ilvlua If itnlantulila tm , , r. . .1 n
charge. Ourfi-enol iluntlll patent la secuii'd
eiu'i-s to aottnil clients in your rjtuu,Couuty, ot
town, sunt free. Address
I C. A. HSOW & CO,, Washlnjrton, D. 11
Pltiatondcmar
t DallyTeifept Sunday. I Dally, t tUg stauon.
and Aw, . between Hunfcury
Boa wusningwa anu utu,iJU.0i
burg and iue wm. , tA
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Gen'U Manager. un. ruao,
READING
RAILROAD SYSTEM
In effect Nov, 18, If 94.
TRAINS LEWE BLOOMSBrRQ
Vaw Dhtl.ilalnhla Vflflillnff POttl.
vllln, Tamnqua, ' weekdays 11.35 a. in.
tor liiibuiBporo, wctnuuja, i.oo . u.., r
For Danville and MUton. weekday, tM a. nr..
8.1 ....
For Catawlssa weekdays 7.35, 11. a. m.,
P-P- .... .,a
ror k ii pen weeKuays .oo, ii.ua. u., i -5.0c,
.as, p. m. . ,
For Ualtlmore, Washington and the Went
B. & o. K. H., through t rains leave Heading Ter
nilnal, l'hUadelpl)la,3.iW, 7.M, ll.asa. in., 8-
p. m. eunaays a.au, f.no
s.48, 7 ut, p. m. Additional trains rrom "
Chestnut Btreet Btatlon, we.daya, 1.35, 5'.
8 p. u. bunuays, 1.35, 8v3 p. tu.
TRAINS FOR BLOOMSBURO
Ia.ta Vav Ynvlr via Thtlailnlnhla 8.00 S.
m., and via East on w.iu a. m.
Leave rnuaaeipnia lii.uo a. m.
Leave Heading ll.ftO a. m.
Leave Potisville is.30 p. m.
Leave Tamaqua l.ijO a, re...
Leave Wllllaiusport weekdays 10.10 a m, i-w P-
m. .
Leave Catawlsaa weekdays, 7.00, 8. so a. m. !.
8.1S. n.5.
Leave Hiinert. weekdays. 7.08. 8.27. 11.11 a. al.
1.87,3.27, .S!3. v
ATLANTIC CITY DIVISION.
Tabva nhllnH.lnlila rk..lnii, UimM Whiff
and Mouth Street wharf lor AUantlo City
wtm-oiis-Express, .oo, a. m., .oc, 4-00.
5.00 p.m. Aocomuiodatldn, 8.00 a. m 6.0
p. m.
Brum. T.no.a O Art IHM . m llWtnimO
datloo, 3.00 a. m. ana 4.30 p. m.
LI... .nl.. 1 ..1 1,. 1nnn i.nrTUT
Atlantic and Arkansas Avenues.
wmn-DiTs Express, 7 ss v 00 a.m. ana 4.n
and&.3Un. m. AcuouiLuodallon. 8.15 a. m. and.
4.S8 p. in.
MmdayB Express, 4.00, 7.5fl, p. m. Acoomuw
datlon, 7.15 a. in. and 4.15 p. m.
l'arior care on an Express trams.
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