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How 81 Keep Boys at Home
AMUSE THEM, PLAY CARDS WITH THEM AND
MAKE HOME PLEASANT.

MAKE HOME PLEASANT.
Amuse your boys il you wish to keep them
at home Play whist with them. 'Whaln
hear some Of you say, why, am mem.
Der of DR.. So-and-sos church. Well let
him 60 to the dogs for once; let your church
90 to the dogs, and save your bpv from going
When | was young man at college there
was deacon's son there at the same time,
and he told me he learned to play 'nld
sledge' on the hay-mow when his father was
reading commentaries. II is fact, aud no,
a matter of laughter, and that same young
man died drunkard and gambler. lie
lived in the Connecticut Valley, and could
| give you his fathers name if | was so dis
posed. Bob told me more than a dozen
times if his father had only played some
| kind of game with him-'if he had only
been human with me, Deacon Murray, sale
he, L should have been church member
just as you are | want you to understand
| was deacon then l think Bob wa
right. SO l say play whist with your boys
Play dominoes or checkers-in fact, an,
pleasant, healthy game. Read poetry will
them, for boys like poetry; if not, read bet
ter stories. Get him to read to you {; an
here let me say that this is one of the be,
possible ways to keep the boys at home, an
one of the most beneficial in its effect
Teach them to feel that you are dependel
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make your home happy in a way that bo,
like, and not in the way that some church,
like. Boys are worth more than chur,
forms, for boys are germs of angels, or ell
they are the seeds out of which devils sprin
If felt that my boy would eat peanuts
church, and that he would go to sleep |
canse he was not interested, should spe
one-half of day under the hedges or by sol
running spring. | should preach to tn
boy in way that would make him forget
peanuts and sleeping in church. The ~
. ming spring should remind him of Il
fountain of living water which flows fir,
the throne Of God, If there WAS bit
sea, it should remind him of that sea of or
tai before the throne of God. If there '
an empty acorn, it should remind him of
temple of clay out OF which the spirit
departed. All things should be servic,
God. The fields and the skies should be
church, and that boy should be made a
rs lower of Christ in that way, because h
best edapted TO that kind of SERVICE
II. Murray IN the Golden Rule.
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President Judge--william Elwell.
Associate Judges-I KtiCkbaum, f. l., Snulnan
prOthonOtar,, &c.-B. Frank Harr.
Court StenOgrapher-S. ~ walker.
{eylster Il ReCorder-Wlllamson II, JacobN
District AttornGy--John NJ Clark.
sherin-John W. Hoffman.
Surve or-saac Dewitt.
Treasurer-Dr II. W. McReynolds. ...
fIJn,nt ssioners-Iohn derner, y. W. NcHenrY'
J,5eph 'ants
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Bloomsburg Official Directory

President of Town Council-D. Lowenbcrg
Clerk-W. Writ
Chief of Pollre-M, @ Woodward
President Of las Com my. "a rr
Secretary--C. W. Niler
boo usUurg Banking COmpah -IOhn 'unN 'h'
Presiden IL. II. GRO Z, Cashier
Frs Ma iOnal Bank-Charles u. PnN nu ''N'lfh
+. r. ruSttn, Cashier.
Columbia Coun Mu ual Sayins rum any i1HI -,
Assocla iOn-E. II. Lit lie, Prestden G. w. Miller
Secretary. .- r.., ,. ,,,,
8lJonsoarg Building and Saving Fund Ass0cia ION
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Bloomsburg Mu ual saving Fund Assoclh ION
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erything. can cheerfnlly recommend It TO any one
In need OF such medicine
Yours respectfully
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toner of a colored restaurant keeper, at AT
Albany station, "Yes, sab, replied Sambo
"dey is-dat is, de chicken wat laid 'en
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THE COLUMBIAN, VOL. XII, NO. 19
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, VOL. XIII, NO. 81
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02
ITEMS BY TELEGRAPH.

A dispatch from Rawiel, Pindee, says the
fever continues to rage among the frontier
troops. One-third of British lancer 1egi.
ment at Peshawawe is troubled by it.
Leading Iowa Democrats in meeting
have unanimously concluded that the first
tuesday in November is the only legal
election day for Congressman in that State.
Over hundred negroes have been exc
cuted in the Island of Santa Cruz since the
beginning of the insurrection. Over three
million dollars worth OF damage has been
done.
Prince Dondonkopf has arrived at Sofia
where the central government of Bulgaria
IS to be established. Gen. StoIipan has
been entrusted with the administration of
East Roumelia.
A Vienna dispatch says: The most essen
tial points in the definite treaty between
Russia and Turkey, namely the war indem-
nity, and the time for withdrawal of Rus
slams are still unsettled.
The trial of 3s persons, who were arrested
for the recent attempt to hold socialist
workingmens congress, has commenced.
The prosecution alleges the prisoners had
relations with foreign socialists.
Attorney General Devens has reversed
his former opinion that National Banks in
making up capital subject TO duty, should
be permitted to deduct u. 3. bonds at their
face value only, and now decides that they
may deduct the total amount invested in
such bonds. that is to say, not only their
value, but the premium added.
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the king, declared that he had no accom-
plices.
The king, upon going out Saturday, re-
ceived great ovation from crowds which COM
pletely blocked the streets.
New Rebellion.
CoNsTANTINoPLE Oct. 28.-In a circular to
the signatory powers in regard to the new
rebellion south of the Balkans. the porte de-
scribes the condition of Mussulmans in Bull
garia and Roumania as intolerable, and de-
clares that foreigners are cooperating with
the Slavonic committees at Sofia and aiming
at the establishment of a new Independent
state. In another note addressed to Prince
Eabonoh, Russian ambassador at CONSTANT
nople. the porte charges Russia with conniv-
ance at the plans of the rebels and demands
her aid in suppressing the rebellion begun
under the eyes of Russian troops.
Totally Destroyed.
A Vienna dispatch reports that forlr COM
panies of Redifs, which were the only Turk
ish forces in the district where the Bulgarian
rising in Macedonia began, were totally de-
stroyed by insurgents on the 18th inst. Six
battalions have been sent to reinforce the
garrison of Seres.
Resignation.
A dispatch from Berlin reports that Herr
Hoffman, present imperial chancellor, has
rendered his resignation
Their Liabilities
GLASGOW, Oct. 28. The liabilities of John
Innes, Wright 81 Co., are over five million
dollars; assets comparatively meager. 1t is
the Glasgow house only that fails, both
Wright and Scott having retired from the
London and Rangoon concerns after the fail
ure of the City of Glasgow Bank.
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ments of passengers concerning i'll conduct
of the crew, and want of control over them
by thesofficers
The barkentine Catharine, which arrived
last night from Port Gamble, reports that on
October goth w. F. Irving, first officer, was
lost overheard and drowned.
At the Fall meeting of the California Rife
Association, yesterday, the weather was fav-
orable and shooting good. The military
short range was won by Lieut.. J. r. Robert
son; score, 81, out of possible 35 The
Kellogg challenge cup was won by E. N.
Shook; score, "a out of 25. The military
mid-range match was won by Sergeant War
ren; score, 81 out of 35.
Shortly before 10 last night an officer
found man lying at the corner of Union
and Powell streets, bleeding furiously from
wound on the left side. The man was taken
to the city receiving hospital for treatment,
where it was ascertained that his name was
Rice, a bootblack, employed in stand on
Kearny street, near Clay. The wound is
probably fatal. No clue to the assassin.
Mrs. Honora Burke, steerage passenger
from New York on the steamer Colima, which
arri 7ed yesterday, committed suicide by
jumping overheard during the voyage The
body was recovered, and inferred at Punta
Arenas,
DeStfUcGlVe FIRE.
CHICO, Oct 28.-The sash and door fac
tory of the Sierra Flume Co. took fire this
morning about $50 o'clock, and in less than
half an hour the building fell in. All the
machinery and a considerable portion of the
stock is total loss. Only few hands were
at work dressing lumber. The loss is esti-
mated at from quarter to half million
dollars, probably nearer the latter figure
The fire caught in the roof from sparks from
the smokestack, and the flames sprerd so
rapidly that the appliances of the company
for fighting fire could not ce utilized.
Mining Accident.
EUREKA, Oct 28.-An accident occurred a.
the Eureka Consolidated mine last Saturday
night, by which one of the large spur wheels
of the machinery was broken into atoms.
The wheel must be duplicated from San
Francisco. One compartment of the main
shaft is thrown out of employment by the
accident, leaving but one compartment to do
the whole business of the mine. It will re-
quire nearly month to repair the damage
to the mine, and the furnaces have been run
at high pressure for long time to produce
the regular monthly dividends. It is feared
that by this accident dividends may be cut
down in the future. Superintendent Dom
nelly is in San Francisco, and the real situ-
alton as to the continuance of dividends can
not be learned.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02

Professor of philosophy Give an ex.
ample Of contraction. Student-A
woman's waist, sir.
A West Hill boy wandered into JEFF
ferson street drug store yesterday, and
wanted to buy ten cents worth of fly
paper ssto make kites Of. ;"
At dinner in the boarding-schoel-
Usher: Master Edward stop that chat
tering, or l shall have to report you.
Master Edward / amt chattering; I'm
eating. Usher: Hold your tongue, sir !;
I know you of old you eat with one
ear and talk with the other. / know
you.
The Sunday school scholar may still
increasingly toll on with the problems IN
his catechism and yet limp on the an
swer to the first question but give him
fair chance at one session of a circus,
and If he can't sing the choruses of all
the clowns songs, and whistle the air to
the first part, he is not American bred.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02
SOUTH AMERICA.
Peruvian Finances.


New York, Oct 27.-The Crescent City
arrived to-day from Panama, brings the fol
lowing: In Peru proposition is before con-
gress to issue national note which shall take
the place of bank notes which are now in cir
culation. The government made itself respon-
sible for portion of the issue of the banks
which it is now proposed to retire, substitute
ing national notes and making provision for
their redemption in coin from time. The
arrangement will probably be carried out and
should have beneficial effect
Political.
A new election law has been carried through
chiefly by the civil party to prevent fraud
violence or intimidating at elections. The
experience of that party during the last cleo
tion in Lima was unfavorable, as the govern
ment party took possession of the polling
places and placed both the civilistus and pier
olistus under ban, refusing to allow them to
vote, and treating them with marked injusS
tice, not unaccompanied by violence. No ar
rangements have yet been arrived at between
the government and rival interests represented
by the houses of Raphael & Sons and Drey-
teus & Co., and the foreign debt conse-
quently remains unprovided for, either as re-
CARDS payment of interest OF its amortization.
The contract entered into between the gov
ernment and the bank La Providencia is not
satisfactory to citizens on foreigners
4 New Railroad.
A railroad is proposed to connect Lima with
the southerly part of Pisco. 1t will pass
through the great sugar growing district of
Canete and the fertile valleys of Lurin, Asia
and others, and will be of immense advantage
to the country. Many bids for the construc-
tion of the road have been presented to the
government, but it is probable that the con-
tract will be given to the Lima, Callao and
Chovilios Railway Co.
Mass for the Soul of Harry Meiggs.
September 30th, the anniversary of his
death, solemn requiem mass for the repose of
the soul of the late Harry Meiggs, was
sung in the church of Merced in Lima The
dignitaries Of the city and state governments
were present, and a multitude of people,
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02

A gentleman being threatened with an
infectious fever, said to his little SON,
who In an affeetionate mood wished to
embrace him. g You mustn't hug me
you'll catch the fever. Willie. stand
ing back, looked in amazement upon his
papa, who, by the way is q pattern Of
propriety, and quickly asks, sWhy,
papa, who did you hing T.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
Reforms.

CoNsTANTINopLE Oct. 24.-The Sultan to-
day signed and delivered to the British Min
lister modified scheme for reforms in Asia
Minor
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02
Destructive Fires.

CHICAGO. Oct.24-Iowa, Kansas and Ne
braska advices indicate the prairie fires still
raging in each of those states, destroying
grain, bridges, barns, fences and other prop
erty The flames were most destructive 20
miles southeast of Sioux city, in Iowa, along
North Platte, Nebraska, and South Platte
rivers in Western Nebraska.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02
shot and killed.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 27.-Jacob DEAN on,
proprietor of the st. James Hotel, died last
night from the effect of two revolver shots at
the hands of Kreissmann. The two men had
an impromptu duel on Thursday night, each
firing two shots Kreissman escaping ur-
hurt. The difficulty arose from a charge
that Kreissmann had been too intimate with
Deamon's wife.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02
Steamship FOumdered.

NEW YORK, Oct 25.--The steamship, City
Of Houston, which left New York for Calves
ton. foundered off Frying Pan Shoals on the
23d inst. during fearful gale Passengers
and crew were rescued.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02
PACIFIC COAST.
Vessel Abandoned.

SAN FRANoIsco, Oct. PA Seattle, W. 7.
dispatch says. Capt. Penhollow, of the bark
Enoch Talbot, reports that on the 22d inst,
in the Straits of Fuca, he passed the barken-
tine Free Trade, from Port Blakely ON the
10th inst. for Sydney, water-logged and
abandoned. A portion of the deck load and
sails were gone The wreck had been taken
in charge by part of the crew of the VIM. FL.
Gawley, and when last seen, the two vessels
were near Pillar Point, bound for Port Town
send with n fair wind
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-11-02

LONDON, Oct. 2S.T-Madrid dispatches say
hat Moncasi, who attempted to assassinate
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-04-24

Typhoid fever prevails to an alarming extent in
some parts Of the colony Of New South Wales. At
orang the disease is very prevalent and fatal.
ran which took the prize at the Glen lines
show recsatiy yielded fleece Of wool Of Is months
growth which weighed 22i lbs.
The Syiney Herald says that English cholera has
made its sPpeGranee in that place. and announces enc
fatal case Of the disease the 26th March last.
Experiments are being carried out in Prussia, BY
order of the German military authorities, to deter
mine how far il may be practicable to employ the
telephone for military purposes
New measures are being adopted BY the Superin-
tendent Of Tslegraphs 10 the Colonies 20 secure the
efficiency Of the lines. The frequent breaks in the
Ocean and Overland Telegraph occasions great ncon
venienss to the public, and has created Widespread
dissatisfaction much induce the companies
10 make AZ extra effort to render the lines en-
cieut hereafter.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-04-24
CUPREME COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN

- Islands, oahu, S., April Term, A. d. ls7s.
Lau X, Lbelant, KalUna W. Hbellee. Libel for Di-
vorce.
that decree OF divorce from the bond of marmOny be
In favor Of the SAID Lau for the of the
deseron and adultery OF the said kauna TO be
made absolute after the expiration of six months from
the date of this decree. compliance with the terms
thereof unless sufficient shall appear the
And the ibellant IS ordered publish attested
copy of this order in the Hawaiian Gazette and KuokOa
newspapers for six successive weeks the first publication
within month from date this order that
all persons Interested may, within six months show
why said decree should not be made absolute.
BY the Court, A ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
Dated this 5th day Of Apul, a D. ISIS.
honolulu, Oahu, hereby certify that the fOrego-
ing and faithful copy of the original decree of
divorce file in the office OF the supreme Court Of
the Hawaiian Islands.
AS witness my hand this 18th day of april. A. D.
ISIS. A ROSA
6ss St. Deputy Clerk Of Supreme Court.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUPREME CoURr OF THE HAWAIIAN

y Islands, oahu, IS April Term, a. D. ls7s.
sophia FeEry W, nbeani VIM. X. FeAry k Hbellee.
Libel for divorce.
divorce from the bond of matrimOny be
of the said Sophia Feary for of
adultery of the said VIM X FeAry be made abso
expiration of months from the date Of
this decree upon compliance with the thei eof
sufficient shall appear the contrary. And
the ibelnt ordered publish attested copy of this
order in Hawaiian Gazette and Guokoa newspapers
six successive weeks the first publication be with
in the date of this order that all persons
inter- sed may, within six months, show why said
decree should not be made absolute.
BY the Court. A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
Dated this 18th day of April, A. d. ISIS
Honolulu, Oahu, hereby certify that the forego-
ing is faithful copy OF the original decree Of
divorce file the OH OF the supreme Court of
the Hawaiian Islands.
AS witness my hand this 18th day of April A. D.
1875. A.. ROSA,
6s3 STE Deputy Clerk Supreme Court.