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THE oOLUMblr.W, HLOOMSBURO. PA
EYEGLASSES AND WHY.
Th Incrrime In Hi oraliPi Hmn
Not nn I'.vlilrnrr of Ileieenern
lion of (he F.yea.
TIip question Is often nskeil, pnrticn
Inrly ny tliote who run recall the cus
toms ntul expcrietiecs of 1!5 j curs ii;ni:
"Why do so many persons nnwmlii,,
wenr glasses?" '1 lie uiu-wcr -!s int-v:
"The IniTi'imn in the iuiiiiIkt of spec
tacles worn is not to he regarded ns un
evidence of modern depenci ntion f the
eyes, lint rnther that n limp-felt ne
cessity hns been, met." Tor it sliolili!
bo remembered Unit, within the piiM
quarter of a century much has been
learned about the value of glasses, and
the range of their application and use
fulness hns been enormously extended.
Of course, the eyes need more help now
than formerly, as the amount of work
they arc required to do Is much greater
than at any prvvious period in the
world's history. The tewing machine
and many other inventions of Its rlnss
save the labor of the hands only to add
(to that required of the eyes, says lMp
pineott's. . New employments, new amusements
and new fnshlons are continunlly being
Introduced to increase the exactions laid
'upon these sensitive and delicate or-
jpans. 1 he steady decrease of illiteracy
(together with the general cheapness of :youngest brother?
literature and a spread of a taste for it, T.nke Wnrmc He's In Chicago, sell
the enormous circulation of novels, ; )ns- quack medicines and "doing" sick.
magazines and newspapers, the ever-Increasing
use of artificial illumination,
all combine to overtax the eyes and to
; weaken or possibly destroy the sight
unless the required uid and protection
; lie supplied through every means at our
disposal. Thus It happens that the
sometime luxury of properly adjusted
iglnssvs has come to be recognized und
(understood by very many of the present
generation as one of the real necessi
ties of their lives.
THE CHILDREN OF DREYFUS.
SliiKtilitr Manner In Wlilel) Tlie f)l. i
covered I In- Truth A hunt
Tlielr l'ntlirr.
A pathetic incident connected with i
the Dreyfus trial is given by the Paris
correspondent of London Truth. !
Among the unxieties of the wife of '
the persecuted man not the lenst was
her fear that her children should learn !
the terrible fate of their lather. To pre- I
vent this, during all the years of his !
Imprisonment, she kept them under her
own eye, not allowing them to go to I
k liool or pl:iy with other children, i
teaching tlirm herself and going with j
them in their walks. The oldest boy,
who was nine years of age, never saw a
newspaper.
liut while they were nt the seaside
the boy found on the beach a torn kite
made of old newspapers. He rend them
and went to his nurse.
"Ah, now 1 know why my papa is so
long gone!" he said, showing them nn
article headed: "Facts of the Dreyfus
Affair."
i "There are many Dreyfuses In Toris,"
the woman stammered.
"Hut not many ('apt. Alfred Dreyfuses
whose wives ore named Lucie. I know
now why she cries ut night!" cried the
boy, sobbing. "She should have told
me so that 1 could go tohelp my father."
In the sufferings of this man, so great
that the world has stood aghast before
them as at a new horror in history, God
gave him the steady, faithful love of
his brothers, his wife and his children.
POLISHING PETRIFACTIONS.
Soltdllled Wood Ilelnar I'rennred for
the l'urln Exposition In
South Dakota,
The polishing works of this city ore
now eugaped on the stupendous job of
petting out $t,Ot)(),UtlO worth of polished
chalcedony, or petrified wood, to be
taken to the Paris exposition, says the
Sioux Fulls (S. D.) Journal. This petri
fied wood is hauled from its native
heath In Arizona, a distance of 5 miles,
to a railroad nnd then shipped to this
city to he cut und polished, this being
i the only place In the world navmg Ta
cilities for treating the petrifaction,
'which is seven-tenths ns hard ns diu-
linond. It is fchipped here In great logs
,und stumps weighing ninny ton each,
.just us they have luin for mury ages
during vecr-fw
required by nuture
a tnre t -wood Into beautiful and
'variegated colors of stone. The process
,r.f tnuhiL' the stone in) in shape for
'nolishinir is most tedious, the huge mu
t-hincry used for the purpose being able
n nn v from an inch totnree incur
a dav into it. After being cut and pol
ished the stone is worked up Into every
conceivable shape, from cuff buttons
to tops for center tables and great
columns which cost a great fortune.
,AU kinds of jewelry ure made from it.
us well us triukets und handsome ar
ticles suituble for souvenirs.
CATARRH CANNOT HE CURED
With local applications, as they can
rot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional
disease, and in order to cure it you
must take internal remedies. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not
a quack medicine. It was prescribed
by one of the best physicians in this
country for years, and is a regular pre
scription. It iscDmposed of the best
tonics known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect com
bination of the Wo ingredient is
what produces such wonderful results
in curing catarrh. Send for testimo
niali, free. F. J. Cheney & Co., To
ledo, O.
Sold bv druggists, 75c
Hall's Famiiy Tills are the best.
No nennon o ieclfr.
The.V were dancing. The music was
heavenly. Tlio swish of her silken
skirts was delightful. Th" frngrnneo
of the rosea upon her bnsn:n wna ul
rw)st tntoxiiat ing.
"Ah," she f.-iil. looking up Into his
fi.ee nr.d smiling sweet iy, "you re
trlnd me of one of V.'liitnun's poems."
A sudden dizziness seemed to seize
him. It was ns if he were floating
nliir.fr In u dream. When he could
eateh his breath to speak he asked:
"Which oneV
"Oh, any one," she replied. "Tie
feet are all mixed up In nil of them."
Chicago Times-Uernld.
nonlRhlrrt Unpemtlt Ion.
Mrs. Slimdlct Well, that feWow
l.onghend, who- talked about tnln'ng
board here, Is Just nbont the most
superstitious man I ever did hear of.
lie's actually afraid of ghosts.
Maid (ihosts. Is it?
Mrs. Sllmdlet Yes; he writes thnt
he has changed his mind about com
ing, because he's been told that half
11 dozen people hnve starved to death
here. X. Y. Weekly.
I'p and Dnlnfr.
faek O'ltell How Is that eldest
brother coming on?
Luke Wnrnio lie's la New York,
running a hotel and doing well.
Mack O'Jtell Well, how about the
Chicago Daily News.
Fnlth In Pnperntltlon.
'Tm just sure that her auburn hair
Is the result of chemical," said young
Mrs. Torklns In a tone of mystery and
confidence.
"What make you think so?"
"When I met her the other day I
looked all around nnd I didn't see a
white horse anywhere." -Washington
Star.
Inherited.
"Mabel seems to take a deep inter
est In yachting, doesn't she?"
"Yes, she is quite cnrlred away
with it."
"And she knows all those nnutlcnl
terms, too."
"Well, why shouldn't she? ITer fa
ther started In life ns a deekhnnd,
you know." Chicago Times-Herald.
Xo Caime for Worry.
Miss Million (of uncertain age)
The only thing that worries me is tho
wedding tour. It will be perfectly
horrible to hnve people know
Miss Kosebud .(viciously) Oh, don't
worry. They'll think you're his moth
er. Tit-Hits.
What She Needed.
"The man I marry," the said, "must
have no bad habits; he must be haiul
nome, mnnl', loving, onerous, liberal,
thouphtful " "Miss Friere," he in
terrupted coldly, "you should marry
a department stow." Philadelphia
North American.
Mennderlnn Mlke'a Request.
If as a hero I loom up
One t'lng I want to beg;
Don't offer me no lovln' cup.
I'd ruther have a keg.
Washington Star.
WHAT DID HH MEA7IT
"Ah, your son's a smart fellow g-ot
his father's head, eh? chip of the old
block!" Ally Sloper.
Old I.dlrri,
I cannot read hU letters o'er,
'Twould wako my hoart lo pain once more;
His words of love would make me sad
And then his writing was so bad.
Chicago Jtecord.
The luctlon.
"Pa," said Willie, "may I nslc you
just one more question before I go to
bed."
"Yes, my boy. What is it?"
"If I'd been your brother, would
I huve been my own uncle?" Har
per's liuzur.
The ItfitHou-
Mr. Jones Here i a man who tried
to kill himself by eating the heads ofT
of phosphorus matches. What an in
suue idea!
Mr. Shurpe Xot at all. Very logical,
lie wanted to light out, you know. X.
V. World.
III. Way.
Young Mother Arthur Oldbcau is
always paying queer compliments.
Friend What's his latest?
Y'oung Mother To-day he congrat
ulated the baby on having such a pret
ty mother to look like. Puck.
The Cnrt llefore the llor.e.
Cox What does Knnlston have in
that trailer behind his automobile?
Nixon A reserve power.
Cox Some electrical contrivance?
Nixon No. It's a good, old-fashioned
horse. Harlem Life.
They All Preach.
"And why shouldn't there be wom
en prenchers?" she iu;ked.
"No reason at all," he replied, feel
ingly. "I never knew a woman who
couldn't preach." Chicago l'ost.
Imitating Mamma.
"Why, Palsy, what on earth ails you?
Your tongue lias been going like a bell
llapper for an hour!"
"Why, w're playing house, mamma,
md I'm you." Yonkert Statesman.
PHARAOHNIC MUMMIES.
Discovery of Ihe llemnln of ttte
Ureal Kttyptlnn Mnalolnn of Hie
Time of llnnirses II.
Prof. drolT. the Kgyptologis t, writes
from Ohi.eli to the Paris Mishi-mt
about Pharaolir.ie mummies al t.lii
zeh museum, confirming the tradition
that the. seems described In the first
chapters of the Hook of Kxodus took
place under the reign of Knnicsc II.
and his son, Merenptah. The Pharoah's
daughter of the P.ib'.e. was Princess
He nt Auta, and the great magician of
! that time Uamus, another son of Hum-
escs II. The mummy of the last had
been discovered, but it wns thought
that of Uamus was missing. Mr. (IrolT
has Identified one of the mummies as
that of the prince and magician Uamus
and verified the writing on the shroud
as "Tla-lla-nuis."
"After having opened the case In
which the mummy Is kept," he says,
"and carefully removing the outer
cloth covering there appeared written
on the shroud, just over the breast of
the. mummy: 'His majesty command
ed in the seventh year, third month of
the season of planting, sixth day, to
be put in order the mummy of Prince
Uamus.' This note proves thnt the ob
ject of my research was correct; that
the name is not Kahamus, as hereto
fore supposed, but Uamus, thnt of the
great magician with whom 1 had al
ready Identified my mummy."
There still lacks the mummy of Prin
cess Hent Anta, Pharooh's daughter,
the foster-mother of Moses. Certain
Indications on her sarcophagus might
lead one to suppose that the mummy
has been destroyed, but it is probably
in some tomb In the valley near Thebes,
hidden with other princesses and
queens.
FRIENDS AFTER BATTLE.
The Urltlah nnd lloer o!illem Joined
Ilnnda In ( nrlng for the
'Wonniled.
As the fighting did not finish until
after nightfall, it was necessary for the
men to bivouac on the held, says the
London Mail. This they did cheerfully
and in an orderly manner, despite a
soaking downfall and the chilling cold.
From the moment of the "Cense tiring"
both l'.ritish nnd Uoers fraternized in
t lie care of the wounded. The stretchers
were found to be missing in the confu
sion necessarily consequent on nn at
tack against modern weapons, and
great labor was experienced in moving
the wounded men from among and be
hind the rocks and down the slippery
hillsides, r.ut everyone worked loyally,
and the staff in Ladysmith worked so
effectively that, though the first doolies
or native stretchers, only arrived nt
midnight, special trains were ready
throughout the night to convey the
wounded to the hospital, and with the
first stroke of dawn sufficient doolies
were waiting to convey every man.
The Red Cross workers attached to
the lioer force were equally ready, nnd
it was pleasaut to see the mutual good
feeling. The British soldiers treated
the lioer wounded as solicitously as
their own, and round one of the few
camp fires which were lighted I snw all
the best places occupied by the enemy's
wounded prisoners. Armed Doers even
nppeared with the object of searching
for their wounded. They were allowed
to pass freely about the hill, und gave
no sign of any desire to abuse the pnv
ilege. They talked freely and good
humoredly with our soldiers, nnd then,
having fulfilled their mission, disap
pearcd (ln the darkness.
NO ONE FEARS DEATH.
An
r.ilierlcnced I'liy.lclun at Long
Practice TelU of Popular
Fallue) .
"I have seen thousands of persons die
under all sorts of circumstances, und
never yet have I seen oue.display the
slightest fear of death." This reuuark-
able statement was made the other day,
according to the Philadelphia Kecord,
by a physician who has practiced many
years in Philadelphia, and who has seen
a great deal of hospital service.
"It is a popular fallacy," he went on,
"to Imagine that a deathbed scene is
ever terrible, other than as a parting
between loved ones. The fear of the
unknown is never present at the last
Kven amid iinicrunce. and vice 1 have
never experienced such scenes us a nov.
clist, who strives after realism, wi
sometimes picture.
"When a patient is told that he can
not recover and the end is near, he In
variably seems resigned to his fate, and
his only thought seems to be of those
who ure to be left behind. This is true
alike of men und women.
"Those who become hysterical and
declare they are not (it to die are the
ones who are not as ill us they think
they are. These always get well. A
psychological reason ? Oh, I don't know
! that there Is any. It's just a human
trait."
Flr.t I" hiw Pole on the t'onol.
On the highest ground of a long, low
hill distant about one mile to the west
ward of the little town of Bodega, in
Western Bonoma county, Cnl., there
stands a tall, somewhat decrepit red
wood flagstaff. This ancient-looking
pole is about 60 feet in height, says the
Sau Francisco Ilullclin, is bent with
age nnd exposure, aud is slowly decay
ing. That plain, warned old redwood
flagpole is the patriarch of all flagpoles
not only in California, but on the en.
tire Pacific slope. For it wos the first
erected to fly the banner of the union
when California and all other tern
lory in the same latitude from the Pu.
citlc, to the Uockies were taken posses.
sion of by the United Stutes.
Princeton Finn In the Far North,
The Princeton college flag was at the
masthead of the Peary relief-ship, along
with the Btnrs und stripes, and was
carried further north than any Amer
ican flag since 1371.
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and Washington a nd between llarrlhburg, Pltte'
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Ae-enti.
J. K WOOD.
(4en. Pass, Agt.
J. 11. Ill 11 O l.nw...
neui. Manager,
Philadelphia &
Reading Railway
Engines Bum Hard Coal No Smoke
In PHHI'I .IlllV 1. 18118,
TKAINS I.KWK. Hl.OHAlMU HO
ForNt'woik, Phlladelphln, heiiomg
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For Hupert weekilay7.:i0, 8.38 11.30a. m.. 12.30,
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For Baltimore, w asiiiugiou u " V""'
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8 ai p. m.
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Leave New 'York via 1 Llludi lpnla 8.00
tn.,andv1i Kaston .10i:.m.
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Washington 41
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Pittsburg lv' ill! I". Saw 8k0 4f CATHARTIC jt
liiiii IS i rl
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WllllnrniTort.." 1 U5 I JJJ tl4i; 4 0C CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
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SllDbury ar: a S7 4i 1 55 6 80 u( Tn n n Sold nmt ininrnnteed by all drug-
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muaveCotawisfaweckd85 8, 7.oo,8.sf S.ioa. m
LeaVe'Vupert, weekdays, 7.08, 8.S8.8.18 11.4
"iiferiTT mviHIOK.
In I'ff.'Ct Nov. 1, lHlf.i.
leave Philadelphia, chestnut ftreet, wharf
and com h si reel wharf for A Mantle city.
For Atliillllc ctty-Week(lH.va.-fcxpivss. H.OO.
8(11.410, f).(0,7.15 P. in. Aeeomnioilatlon, N.C0
a' 111. .'5.30 P. in- undiis Express, .C0, 10.00 a.
in. Aecommndatlon. 8.00 a.m., 4.45p in.
10
Leave Aiionne uij i'n" 1 -i.j .--press,7
86,0.0 i,10.:Wa.in.,3.So,5.80i. m. Aeeommo.
tat ion. s.15 a. 111., 4 06 p. m. i"('"'.8-fc?p,',:KS:
4.30, 7.30 p. m. Accommodation, 7.1a a. tn.,4.05
P'For Cape May. Oeenn City and fen Isle city :
Weekiluvs-9 00 a. in., 4.10p. m. 8undays-( hest
.... u, ii', wniitii si. 0.00 a. m
Adultlonal for enpe May-Weekdays-5.30 p.in.
Parlor enrnn all ex press trnlna.
I. A.SWKWAHD, KDSON J. M'KEKH.
(len'l Mipt. Hen'l Pass. Agt.
ELECTION NOTICE.
n-i. .,,,,,,,! mnnllnir Of tllfl nilllOV holders
7.10
T.85
7.45
th Hrlineieek Fanners' Mutual lnsiiranee
,.,,v. nt Lime KiilL'i'. Pa., will he Held at
8.00
8.50
hall. CeMieOrangH. No 58, P ot H on Vondav,
January 8, Jim', between Ihe hours ot 10 a. m.
and a p. m for tho eleetlon ol twelve rtlreetora
to serve (or Ihe ensuing year, and (or thetriins
aetlon of such other nilness as may properly
ouiue betoro the rueetiTg. u
Secretary.
8.40
8.46
11.00
H.V5
Fine PHOTO
GRAPHS and
CRAYONS sit
R. B. GROTZ,
Bloomsburg.
The best
the cheapest.
pluy most effectively over
la festive scene when thrown
by waxen cundlcs.
The light that heightens
beauty's charm, that gives the
finished touch to thedrawing
room or dining room, is the
mellow glow of
MMfFT
tyJX CANDLESl
Sold in all colors and shades Q
to liarmoui.c with any interior J
bringing or decorations. J
Mannfriettirod hy fi
STANDARD OIL CO. M
For mile everywhere. ff
'Ilotli my wire and myself have been
lining, CASCAKKTS and tbey are the bes
medicine we have ever had In the house. Last
weeli my wlfo was trnntlo with hesdache for
twodavs. she tried sonic of yourCASCAKETS,
and thev relieved the pain In her head almost
immediately. We both recommend Cascarets.''
ClIAS. STKDEFOHI),
Pittsburg Safe ii Deposit Co. , Pittsburg, Pa.
TID-BITS FOR MA' HONEY!
and tender little juicelets for the Ha
dren, ate all right, but papa and ti e
boys" want a pood, big, juicy sk ,
roast or chop when business or sh 1
duties are over, and we can catt i to
them all. Our stock of prime ipi-pik is
unexcelled for quality, and we st-nn
them home in fine shape.
J. K. KEIFfR
Quick Communication
Facilitates Busintss
Use the LCCAL TELETIICNE
and Ccmra rricEtc
Direct with persons in Berwick, ta
wissa, Danville. Riverside, Hint
Willow Grove, Almedia, LiphtMMtt
Lime Ridge, Mifllmville. ViUN.He
Rohrsbnrg, Nescoperk, Orantvile
li i Rleml most aoft.1v andJ
ACHE
18 10! ICS bOO ? -
p. M I P. M. P. M "".L.'TX. I' iVt. " " COPVR.Cr, .; , .
Stillwater and Henton. Also Ii ng
distance lines to nearly aU the tiis
in the different States.' Rates imtii
able. Local exchange over Posti ffire.
CENTRAL PEN NA. TELEPHONE
& SUPPLY CI.
JOHN KENYON. Manager.
PAT HINTS
Caveats and Trade Marks obtained, ai, ii
Pali'ut business conducted lor MOliK!. " B
FEKS.
Ol'H OFFICE IS OPPOSITE TUB TJ. b. I AT
ENT OFFICE. We have no sub-agencies, l
business direct, hence ean transact patent bnsl
nessln less time and at, Less Cost than the., r.
motefroiu Washington.
Send model, drawing or photo, with des.-cp
tlon. We advise If patentable or not , (r i f
oharge. Our fee not due till patent Is sei uinl
A book, "How to Obtain Patents," will: refer
ences to actual clients tn your Btate,Cnuntv. 0
town senUfree. Addiess
C. A. know fi co Washington C
(Opposite V. h. Patent, ornce.i
Ilreiti with yon whethnr yon enntlna hmmafi
ner-kliliUK toliaoro habit. NU-TO UA I
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Com I
tho
out DvrvuUN ilutraaii. zpl nico-l 1 W
tine, puntlea ih biuud, ruv4ffj 1 K2LsT,4ll
toif a lusl niAnhood.atfj'Al H I mBw) liuit
makot you troavT I I AJuoid, 400,01
In health, nerTiif W 1 f JLPcasaacurfJ
and pocketrrfT VI W JfcJHO T H A (' fri."
hooa. a B rwlyouT own druirtrut. wK
y . Mil (EAwill oiirli form. Takf llw ito
aV'L'Ka avjUS will. patiently, liarvhiWiiily on
I JM Kp bnx, $1. UMUallr ruroii 8 hnTt.H. $' M,
I t iriiArant.'i'il t.ociir, or wh rnruml money.
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