THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOM3BURG. F
n.
Bummer Tours to the North.
Two Tours to Canada via Pennsylvania Rail
rond.
For the Summer of 1896 the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company has arrang
ed to run two personally-conducted
tours to Canada and Northern New
York.
The first tour, leaving July 22, in
cludes Niagara Falls, Toronto, Thous
and Islands, Rapid; of the St. Law
rence, Quebec, Lake St. John. The
Saguenay, Montreal, Au Sable Chasm,
Lakes Champlain and George, Sara
toga, and Highlands of the Hudson,
occupying seventeen days. Round
trip rate, $125.
The second tour, leaving August 12
covers the same territory with the ex
ception of Lake St. John and the Sag
uenay, and occupies fourteen days.
Round-trip rate, $too.
Each tour will be in charge of one
of the company's tourist agents, assist
ed by an experienced lady as chaperon,
whose especial charge will be unescort
ed ladies.
The rate covers railway and boat
fare for the entire round trip, parlor
car seats, meals en route, hotel enter
tainment, transfer charges, and carri
age hire.
For detailed itinerary, tickets, or
any additional information, address
Tourist Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, 1196 Broadway, New York;
860 Fulton Street, Brooklyn; 789
Broad Street, Newark, N. J ; or Geo.
W. Boyd, Assistant General Passeng
er Agent, Broad Street Station, Phila
delphia. 7-6 2t
Spoiled by a Kiss
John Brown of Ossawattomie they
led him out to die,
And, lo. a poor slave mother with her
little child pressed nigh,
And the bold blue eyes grew tender
and the old harsh face grew mild
As he stooped before the jeering ranks
and kissed-the negro's child!
Whittier
The kiss that old John Brown gave
to a little colored child as he was led
out to be hanged, forever checked the
child's career as a useful person.
Owen Carter of Charlestown, VV.
Va., was the litttle colored baby held
up to receive John Brown s last kiss,
He is now 43 years old, has 14 child
ren and has never done a stroke of
honest woik in his life. He lives on
the tips of curious and foolish tourists
and the free will offerings of his own
race.
PLENTY OF RECRUITS.
Imly Knlintril illi-n to Hp Sent to
, Ol In aa Noon ua PonnlUIo.
WASHINGTON. .Tuly .". H.-port
from tvcniitiiiK dtntiuiis thiminhout the
country roiirirm tii hi'lk'f of the wiir tic
piirliiH'iit that tlii'ic nru on hand 'Iuih:!i
li'iTiiits to tnci't the nct'ils of Mnjor ( ten-i-rnl
Otis for lillinir up tho ivtfiiWir Mj;i
liiriits now in the I'liilippiiii'N.
Orders lmvc I'l-en Kent to the diiiVn-tit
Minions to fnrwnid nx rapidly nx possible
to Sun I-'rnm-ixco nil recruits on hnml.
At Sun rnuiclxeo they will he mobilized
nud drilled lind will do turret priH'tiep.
tienerul Shatter, who lins thin work in
Unlike, luis recommended to the war di
tnirtmeiit that recruits he detained nt the
l'residio ns long as possible to enable
them to get u 11 the nepesxary Instruction
in turret practice, hut owing to the ne
cessity of avoiding any delny in the de
parture of transport the war department
feels that the drilling will have to lie sub
ordinated to the loading and departure
of the transports.
hint as soon ns the recruits have been
mobilised nt San Francisco orders will
he Issued for recruiting the volunteers to
till the nine volunteer regiments. It Is
probable that these orders will lie sent
out immediately and that the number of
recruiting stations will he largely in
creased in the country districts us well
as the cities.
The nunrtermnster'a department has
hren very active in the work of obtaining
additional transportation, and Oeneral
Lndington now believes that be has on
bund in the l'acltic fleet sufficient trans
ports to Ml all requirements.
CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.
ITALIAN LAWMAKERS FIGHT.
Stormy Scene In the C'hnmber of
Deputies.
ltOMK, July 1. The sitting of the
chamber of deputies yesterday was vio
lently riotous. The Undicnls declare!
that they would continue to prevent a
majority vote on the government's meas
ures looking to the mnintennnce of public
order, and a wrangle ensued, which de
veloped into a general nielee, in which
luauy blows were exchanged.
Signers Praiupalinc and Dp Falnce
seized the voting urns for the purpose of
preventing a vote, and for this they will
be prosecuted by the government.
A secret ballot having been ordered up
on certain bills, the Socialists rushed
down to prevent It. Signer Sonuino ad
vanced first to register his vote, but the
Socialist deputy Signor Bissolati denit
him a violuut blow near the temple. Sig
nor Sonuino then seized him by the
throat nud coat collar and threw him
down, receiving himself in the menn
timo numerous blows from the other So
cialisU who took part in the affray.
General Pelloux, pale and stupefied,
remained standing. He was on the point
of being attacked, when Admiral Uettolo
raised a chair and defended him.
DREYFUS AT RENNES.
On the subject of divorce the cor
respondent of the Wilkesbarre Record
who is also a lawyer, says: "This
county is fast making a reputation as
a divorce mill. Every term of court
grinds out a good grist of them. But
as long as the law on the subject of
divorce in this State remains as it is
there is little hope of a change in this
respect. In New York State it is easy
to get tied up, but after that it is not
so easuy unuea 1 nereis but one
ground for a divorce, adultery, and the
laws of evidence are held strictly on
this point. In this State the obtain,
ing of a license may hold some people
in check, on the start, but the num
erous grounds for a divorce on our
statute books make it possible for any
one to free themselves from the state
of matrimony."
Ilenuty la Illood Deep.
Clean Mood means a elenn skin. No
beauty without it. (..'uscarels. CmidvCnthnr.
tic clean your blood und keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all im
purities from the body, liegin to-day to
banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
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gists, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, 50e.
Try Allen's Foot Ease A pow
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The Noted French Prisoner Arrived
at the Prison Without Incident.
RENN'ES, l'rnnce, July 1. Cnptaiu
lireyfus landed from the cruiser Sfax at
Quiberou early this morning and was
conveyed by special train to Bruz, 12
kilometers from Kenncs. There he en
tered a landau, accompanied by the chief
of the detectives of the prefect depart
ment, and was driven to ltennes, where
'-' gendarmes awaited his entrance into
the town. Ten of the gendarmes enter
ed a wngon und followed the carriage.
The rest followed on foot.
The party arrived at the prison with
out incident. A large crowd assembled
ami wituessed the arrival in silence and
without iflnnirestntion.
Arbitration Optional.
TIIK HAGUE, July 5 At a mooting
yesterday nfternoon of the arbitration
committee the iiuestion whether arbitra
tion should be obligatory or optional was
raised und drew 11 categorical declaration
from tlfe (.ierman dclegnte to the effect
that he had received formal instructions
not to accept the principle of obligatory
arbitration otherwise than by special con
ventions. In view of this statement ar
ticle 10 of the Hussiau proposal was
struck out and replaced by n provision
declaring arbitration should be optional
except in the case of conventions between
the powers. All the delegates adhered to
this, M. lbutrgcois, head of the French
delegation, declaring he accepted it only
as a compromise.
AecnrilliiK to Ktiler Daniel Whllmer
llee Stlnjcs Is n ftpeclfle That
Never Kalis.
At last there Is a sure cure for rheu
matism. It Is vouched for by no less
an authority than Elder Unnicl Whlt
lncr. The elder discovered it quite by
accident. He litis no nierconnry object
! Riving It to the world, lie would bo
(.iite satisfied if he could rest In n safe
place nnd wntch other people tnklnfr
the cure. As nil evidence of Rood faith
1:1. Icr Whitmer tells in the American
lice Journal bow his own cure was ac-
Rnflnlo Hunt In New York.
NEW YOItK. June 1!U. A buffalo cow
which had showed an ugly temper for
some time escaped from the paddock in
Central park yesterday morning ut i:45
und led -3 policemen, five keepers nud a
great crowd 1111 exciting chase lasting two
hours. It spread terror along Fifty-ninth
street from Fifth to Eighth avenue, and
several persons narrowly escaped being
run down by the heavy, compact beast,
which was going ut express speed. The
uninial was finally lassoed in the lake.
N. Y.
7 6 4td.
Conversion of Mexico's Debt.
NEW VUUK, July 5. It is announced
here that the formal contract has been
signed whereby J. l Morgan & Co. of
this city, S. lllcichrodcr of the Deutsche
hunk, the Dresden bank In Germany and
J. S. Morgan & Co. in Loudon under-
I take the conversion of the entire foreign
cebt or the republic of Mexico, most of
which now bears ti per cent interest, by
the issue of new bonds at 5 per cent in
terest.
t - m M. mm
Superstition and Ita Effects.
I wish that potiin one would write nn
ndeqnnto book npon nHrHtition nnd
IN rtTects, ns distinguished from mid op
posed to rcvenleil religion and its
effects. This enrso of the world, civi
lized or SHvngo, deserves a worthy chron
icler. Walking; round tho exhibits in
the Agricultural linll. it was borne in to
my mind that superstition In .nil its
hideous phases Is perhaps tho most con
crete and tnnible form In which tin)
evil otio manifests, himself upon rnrth,
nnd I think that thosa who hnvo mixed
mud, with native laces will not dis
tigrcu with inc.
Here is 1111 instance, of iti working
1 which luis just come to my notice: Not
long ago two MntabeU's wore tried nt
Dnlii wayo for the innrdcr of their grand
son, a child of 2. Poison having failed,
the lxiy wiw held beneath the wnter.nnd
drowned. The crime was admitted, lint
the defenso raised was that the child
had cut its top teeth first. Such chil
dren being unlucky and tho cause of ill
luck to others, it was customary to kill
them, and a "witch doctor," on being
consulted, had ordered that this one
should be put to death I Well, only a
Century or so since we did things al
most as bad in England. Rider Hag
gard in Longman's.
CURB FOR RHEUMATISM.
(How Elder Whttmer Effected a Cure In
Less Than No Time.)
complished. Ilia was m bail case. Asa
result of sclntio rheumatism the elder
was partially paralyzed. lie was able
to get about only with the aid of
crutches. The parts of bis body affect
ed by the disease were entirely numb.
One day the old gentleman was toying
with a swarm of bees. Evidently recog
nizing that he could not run the bees
attacked him viciously. They stung
him repeatedly in the numb portions of
his anatomy. Under the stings they
rapidly recovered a lively sense of feel
ing. Dropping his crutches, the elder
executed n skirt dance which would
have done credit to Loie Fuller. Next
morning, though somewhat sore from
the stings, the elder states that every
trace of the rheumatism had left him,
nor has It ever returned. He urges all
victims of rheumatism to try the bee
sting cure, believing in oil seriousness
that it will cure them.
COBWEB PICTURES
I'nlque Works of Art Prodaced by an
Italian Resident of a Penn
sylvania Hamlet.
It hardly seems credible that cob
webs taken from the cellurstnirwaycon
be made into a beautiful picture, yet
this remarkable feat is accomplished
bv Anthony llratto, of Plymouth, Mont
gomery county, Pu. His pictures ore
generally in demand, and Bratto has
enough orders ahead to keep hiin busy
lor some time. Just how he makes the
flimsy material stay in place is bis own
secret, lie admits, however, tliut be
first traces his scenes with a lead pen
cil. The queer artist is very versatile
and can picture anything in this man-
"The Lord hath sent me!" quoth
the missionary, immediately he set
foot upon the tropic strand.
Here a venerable savage addressed
his fellows.
"Didn't I tell you the Lord would
provide?" he exclaimed.
Then they fell to and ate the mis
sionary, and their simple faith was
much confirmed by the incident.
To Cure Constipation Forever.
1.0 HS Cfy'r61 Candy Cathartic. lOoorSSe.
u Kj. U. O. fall to euro, druugists refund mouey.
"Mamma, what would you do if
that big vase in the parlor should get
broken?" said Tommy. I should
spank whoever did it," said Mrs.
Banks, gazing severely at her son.
".Well then yon'd better begin to get
up your muscle," said Tommy, glee
fully, coz papa's broken it." Har.
per't Bazar.
Lnrue Production of Mnuwiinese.
WASHINGTON. June 20. The lur
gust production of manganese ore report
ed since 1N01 occurred in the calendar
year 18US, uecordmg to statistics just
completed by the I lilted States gcolog
icul survey, 'ilie war with Spain caused
a diminution, ami the home production
amounted to 13,1157 long tons, valued at
$12!),1S5, an Increase-of ulmoNt 44 per
cent over lwi.
Killed by a Mowing Machine.
NOHW1C1I. X. V., July 5. While
playing in a field which her father win
mowing at Guilford the 3-year-old daugh
ter of Hial Stead fell in front of the
mowing machine, the knife of which cut
off one of her legs. The child died from
the effects of the injury.
LEAVING PORT.
(A Marine Picture Made Entirely of Cobwebs.)
ner from a "face" to a "battle at sea."
The following sketch is a copy of one
of his pictures which was made entirely
of cobwebs.
Brutto, who Is an Italian, has been
practicing this queer art for the past
An Added Burden,.
I was taking my dinner one day at a
mountain farmhouse on the headwaters
of the Cumberland river, and the lady
of the house, who had four children
playing around the front of the estab
lishment, was inclined to repine at her
hard lack in having so much work to do.
"I run this here whole farm," hIiu
said in a tone which indicated that she
was ready to resign.
"How many acres have you!" I in
quired. 'A hnndrcd and forty 20 in wheat,
00 in corn, 10 in medder an paster, an
the balance scatterin an woods."
"Got any stock?"
"Ten head uv cattle, two cows, sis
hogs an work critters for the place. "
"And you run the whole business 7"
"Indeed I do every bide an hair uv
if," she sighed.
"Dou't you hire soino help?"
"In course, but 'tain't hired help
that takes the load of 'en a body. ' ' There
was philosophy in that statement, and
1 paused a minute.
"Haven't yon got a husband ?" I next
asked with a good deal of sympathy.
"Yes," she responded very slowly,
"but I have to run him too." Wash
ington Star.
He Got the Fees.
Sagar, the verger of Halifax parish
church, was qnite a character in his
way. He figured in several good Btorles
in Dean Pigon's "Phase of My Life. "
On one occasion a bridegroom discover
ed after the service that helad no mon
ey with which to pay the fees.
Sagar went to the bride in his most
winsome way and asked her: "Hnst
ever seen Black Bibles? We've a rare
lot on 'cm in this 'ere vestry."
"No," she replied, not having the
faintest idea of what a Black Bible wad.
"Coom along. I'll show yer them."
He lured her into the inner vestry.
"There's the Bibles," he said, point
ing to theiu, locked up as they were in
a bookcase with glues panels, of which
he hud not the key. "Wait awhile till
I come buck."
He turned the key of the vestry on
the bride and, going to the bridegroom
said, "Lass is all right, but you'll no
have her till yon have paid."
The "brass" was immediately forth
coming. A Happy Introduction.
An Englishman who is an enthusi
astic Alpine clnbbist came in one night
to carry a friend off to n lectnre which
the veteran mountaineer Whyniper was
giving ut Westminster on his pet theme,
"Twenty Thousand Feet Above the
Sea." The friend could not go, for he
was otherwise engaged, bnt Whymper's
name reminded him of a story of Sir
James Linton, the late president of the
Royal Institution of Painters In Water
Colors. He hud to introduce the well
known artist E. M. Wimperis to the
Alpinist, and he did it in the following
fashion 1 "I want to make two distin
two years, but It is only very recently , "a"v l" ",a"
' . . , J , gnished men known to each other. The
that his picture, have met w,th op- Whyniper. the other Mr.
provaU In appearance the persever ng Wi u .. FJ J luprolnptu this is
a uciuK 1 v.. .t
. . . . UUb UUU.
Ilia ucmcuuur niiu
artist would not strike one
any way talented,
dress being similar to that of his hard
working countrymeu.
A Haughty Reply.
A story about William Pitt I read or
heard somewhere many years ago, it is
to be reared, is not authentic, as I can
Longest Deard in the World.
Probably the longest beard in the j not find it la Lord Stanhope's or Lord
Kosebery g book. It represented a no-
world is that of a metal worker In Mar
seilles. The man Is 74 years old. When
14 years of age be bad a beard six
inches long. It grew from year to year,
nud now his hirsute attachment, when
unrolled, reaches the respectable
length of ten feet ten inches. When
this man goes out walking he carries
his beard rolled tip in a big skein un
der the arm. Since be is rather small
in size, measuring but five feet three
inches, the beard Is more than twice
the man's height.'
ble mediocrity as assuring the great
statesman with some condescension that
be might fairly expect an earldom for
his magnificent services.
"I au earll" was the haughty reply.
"I make dukes." Macmillan's.
Christian Science Movement.
Lute statistics showing the strength
of the Christian Science movement are j crn(jhing rejoinder from the smart boy
of the class. The ex-linen draper did
The Capital of Holland.
A gentleman to the best of our recol
lection a retired linen draper went
into school one duy with the intention
of putting the fifth standard through
their facings in the geography of En
rope. He began, "What is the capital
of 'Olland?" "Capital H," was the
O
Basra the
BTOniA.
lht Kind You Haw Always Bought
th sf mi uno You Haw Always
Fatal Dynamite Explosion.
BERLIN, July 5. A dispatch from
Odessa announces that a dynamite car
tridge exploded near there while Uie. ex
cavation of a coal mine was in progress
and that 44 persons were killed und 0
wounded.
FoA.lentonunt Peary's Itullef.
PHIXCETON, X. J., July 1. Profess
or WiHiam Iilhbey left Princeton Inst
night for North Sydney, Oupe Breton, to
make preparations for the expedition
that will go to Liuuteuuut Peury's relief.
now nvuilable. The mother church in.
Boston has a membership of almost
J 5.000. It has 304 chartered branches
in this country and abroad, and the
total church membership is placed at
70.006. The regular church attendance
is upwurd of 300.000. In 1807 the in
crease In number of churches was 44,
nnd in 180S, 75. This church Is growing
more rapidly than any church In the
world. Its percentoge of gain I very
large.
Too Bis for Schoolboys.
The largest history ever published is
"The Wur of the Rebellion," Issued by
the United 8tates, In 120 octuvo vol
umes of 1,000 pages each, 'xvltb a gi
gantic atlas In 30 parts. The books oc
cupy 30 feet of shelf rooiu and weigh
one-quarter of a ton. The series, lim
ited to 11.000 sets,' bos been In course
of publication for over SO years.
not pursue his geographical inquiries
further. Cornbill.
A Deadly Weiljou.
Bronxburough Where are those bis
cuits you made for supper ?
. Mrs. Bronxborongh Yon don't want
to eat biscuits at this time of night, do
you?
Bronxborongh Of conrse not I I
want to throw them at those cats out
ia the back yard. New York Journal.
More coffee is used in the United
States than in any other country, the an
nuul consumption being not far from
450,000,000 pounds, for which Ameri
can importers pay about $00,000,000 to
the growers.
Men have been known to lose by per
spiration 0,000 to 6,000 grains an hour.
AVcge tabic Preparation for As -slmilatliig
UicToodandRctf ula
ling thcStamochs andDowch of
lTrrai(tesT)itasUon,CheeffuI-
ticssatvlRcsLContalrts neither
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5.oo down and $3.00 per month. We also
handle the Demorest Sewing Machine, from
19.50 and upwards. Sewing Machine
Nrodles and Oil for all makes of Sewing
Machines. Best makes of
WASH MACHINES,
FROM $4.00 UP TO $9.00.
J. SALTZER.
K-T Music Rooms No. 115 West Main
St., below Market, Hloomsburg, Pa. 3111II.3
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