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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-10-22
THE PLATFORM

The Democrats of the United Sra,cs.
in convention assembled declare:
lmsr W. p,doc mrs,l,,. ANEW
to the constitutional doctrine. and tJ
| ditiouS Of the Democratic PARTY as il
, msutcd by the teaching and example
of long line Of Democratic statesmen
! and patriots and embodied in the plat
form Of the last National Convention of
/ the party.
Srco\p. Opposition to Capitalization
and To- that dangerous spirit ol cncroach
mput which tends to ocouSpliatc thcpuw
,rS Of all the departments iu one. and
[ thus to create, Whatever u, the form Of
90, crnmrnI. Il rcal IcsputisIn 80 summit
uary laws. separation Of Church or state
for the rood of each; common schools
ioSicrcd and protected.
TmEp Home rule honest money
the strict maintenance Of the ypdblic faith
--cou~i,lin. ot gold wrd silver and pa
per convertible into coin ON demand
the strict maintenance Of the public faith
State and national, and Il tariff for rc,r-
nut only.
ForRrit The subordiualion Of the
llllllIlN 10 lllt CIV " Ih'Ni's ill'l - L'fllNIil
and thorough reform of the civil service
FIrru. The right toa free ballot is
| the right prcscrNativc OF all rights, and
must and shall be maintained in every
part Of the United States.
SIXTH The existing Administration
is the representative OF conspiracy only.
and its claim of right TO surround the
ballot boxes with troops and deputy mar
shal> To intimdatc and ob,uicl the elect
ors, and the unprecedented Use of the
veto to maintain its corrupt and dcSpoir
power insults the people and imperilS
their institutions
SEVENTH The great fraud Of 1876.
- by which, upon false count Of the
electoral votes Of two States. the candi
date defeated at the polls was declared
TO be President. and for the first time in
American history the will of the people
was set aside under threat OF military
violence, struck Il deadly blow at our
system of representative government.
The Democratic panty. to preserve the
country from the horrors of civil war.
submitted for the time. in firm and pa
triotic faith that the people would pun
ish this crime in 1880. This issue pre-
ccdcs and dwarfs every other. 1t impo-
ses Il more sacred duty upon the people
of the Union than ever addressed the
ronsri,ucr nf Il notinn nf frnrm.u
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None receive so much benefit, and none
are so profoundly grateful aud show such an
interest in recommending Hop Biters as
women 1t is the only remedy peculiarly
adapted TO the many ills the sex is almost
universally lv subject to. Chills and fever, it,
digestion o dtrarged liver, constant or pc
riOdical sic headaches weakness in the back
or kineys, pain in the shoulders and differ nt
paris of the body, feeling of lassitude and
dependency, are all readily removed by
these hitterS -. IOurOnt
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1880-10-22

Mr.. Edward Clark, architect Of the Ma
tional Capitol, reports the following amounts
expended for Capitol improvement and re
pairs for the fiscal year ending June l, 80;
Capitol extension, $50, 900; yentilating the
hall of the House of Representatives, $780,
900; heating apparatus for The United
States Senate $4,000, lighting Capitol md
grounds, ss9,aO0 Capitol grounds improve
lnenG. sB0, 900, extension 10 Covefb0s1
IAiaiirs Oace buiidisg, SaS.So0, ,o;a',
Sts0,AA
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1t is astonishing how completely some
people can be absorbed in their own
thoughts, A prominent candidate, who
gives up the whole Of his mind to politics,
met prominent church member, who re.
marked that his church had just got new
organ. 81 hope it will support the regular
nominees" was The sbstrt-minded reply.
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The Effect Upon Business Interest.

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administration today, with one or two
executions. never had ability enough to
manage their own business in such u
way as To greatly distinguish themselves.
and if Mr. HAYES never became ANYTHING
more than second or thirdrate LAWYER
iua small city like Cincinnati it is ab
,urd To suppose that by making him
President he would be forthwith made
capablc of controlling the business in
icl,.ts of the whole countrv. Mr. Eyarts
was. of course. Of higher grade but
after all. he WAS pretty accurately de.
ycrihcd hy the late Judge Gricr "a. "A
.mrra >rl,tcuc, nongrr' Mr.. Sherman
has shown fair business capaciy i'm his
avn affairs hut there are fifty men ON
Third street and twice fifty ON Wall
street who are his suurnors. and there is
NOT one of the rest Of them who could
oct half fine salnr, i'm amy private corpor-
alton hc now receives. Ii is a hackney
,d quotation Of the saving Of Chancellor
OypuSti,rn .Go. my son. and sec with
what lit,lc wisdom the world is govern
rd' But the greatest lack of wisdom
/. ON the part Of thc Governed whcnthrv
come tu think they owe rycrythiur to
tLrir rllrs for. certainly. if thc men in
office have not succeeded in private life
if is folly to s,uposc that they are amy
other upoDlr II fine country really need
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Tie following add their testimony for the Indian
Blood Syrup:
II. T.. Grcaif, engineer K X.
J. Il. Smith, at Badwins steel Works.
Mrs Sny der. OF Columbia.
A. Brener, OF WashlngtOnburgh.
John kenyS, Uf safe liarbor.
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East Lemon Wyoming Co. Pa.
Dear Sir l was sick for three years, and under
professional treatment most CT the time without be-
ing benefited, Al last was induced TO try your
INDIAS BLOOD SYRUP and after short trial, found
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MrS. Theron Ball
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"a clear brain and right aim" is mani.
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A VALUABLE BOOK FREE.

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RobrSburg. Columbia GO. Pa
Dear Sir This Is TO certify that your INDIAN
BLOOD SYRUP has been used by me, FOR Liver Com
plant, which had been troubling me for long time
/ derived more benent from the use OF the syrup
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l. Smith
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Kidney Complaint.

Btar Gap, Columbia County, Pa.
Dear Str Wy Father has been suffering with
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der dootUIs' treatment, but the doctors could not
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Headache and Dizziness.

Wllliamsport, Lycuming county, Pa.
Dear Sir Your nnun Blood :, rup mas cured me
OF Headache Dizziness and Loss OF Appetite, so that
AIN now able TO work In my factory. My wife de
medicine.
al
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Loss of Appetite.

KUhTsOurg Columbia county Pa.
Dear Sir - have ustd your excellent lSDIAN
the s. oinuca, with very beneficial results. believe
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Mrs
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opera House, Columbia, Pa.
Dear Sir:l have used your excellent Indian Blood
Syrup and II has proven Just as represented. can
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VIM. RochoS,
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Female Complaints.

Bear Gap columbia county, Pa.
Dear Sir This Is to certify that purchased mt
OF your ISpIAN BLOOD SYRuP for my wife for lntla
nation an Female Compliant, and II has given hei
X lIeruer
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Bear Gap, Columbia county, Pa.
Dear Sir MY little son was troubled VIII hi
water passing from him constantly, day and night,
/ col suited Two doctors and gave him medicine, but
without effect. bought some OF your celebrated
INpIAE BLOOD SYKUP, short trial Of which, cured
him. ,-. o..
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iu hrsburg, COluRba county, Ia.
Dear Sir Tins Is to certify that your INDIAN
Boon SYRUP has greatly relieved me Of Pains IN the
SHOULDER and Chest, which had been aiiictcu with
for years. rccomnendit II very hlghly.
Mrs. Mary Welsh.
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Sick Headache Cured.

Bowman's Creek wyoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir - had Sick Headache and by the use OF
your Indian Blood syrup was greatly relieved.
recommend all TO try It's valuable properties.
j. W, burnett,
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Weaver & Co.'S Ads

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with stamp 'IIOME, ,"Frostburg, Nd
teO.G S0-yl W&cO
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An Astonishing Cure.

Monroe, Wyoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir:-l had been afflicted with Cough, Loss
Of Appetite and Dyspepsia for ten years. | could
not properly attend to my business, and hearing OF
your justly celebrated Indian Blood Syrup. resolved
to try II, which did, nnd IN short time was much
improved. now have good Appetite, ana have
j. LaOarr.
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Dyspepsia and Indigestion.

Nulnida LOluInblh county fA
Dear Sir - For many years my wife was AFFLICTED
with Dyspepsia, aud we spent on'lderable mone'
without receiving benent. we procured some OF
, our IHDIAH BLOOD SYRUP and she began 10 Improve
In health from the time she comenc d us use
" solomon ID snyder
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The Remedy did more than she Expected.

Newbeny, LycUning county, Pa.
Dear Sr:-1he Indian Blood syrup did more than
expected 1t would and IL has cured me Uf Liver
Complaint. | use 1t as Medicine and would not be
without II.
Mrs Mary Chairman.
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Eaton, wyoming county, Pa.
Dear Sir IL had been troubled for II long time
with a Pain In my stomach, and found no reliet
untll began usil & your Indian Blood syrup. fnd
II the best medicine IN use. and can recommend II
to all, Oh and young 1t saves many dollars In
doctors bills, aud one large bottle did more Aood
| than i've dollars worth OF other medicine
Marian Labarr.
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Liver Complaint

Centralia Columbia Co. Pa,
Dear Sir This is 10 certify that was nnwell and
cnuld scarcely attend 10 my YORK, think my Liver
wbs affected procured some Of your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP and now, after shot trial, feel like new
""'' Daniel Goodman.
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on and after Sunday May 80. lsSo, the trains
on the Philadelphia d Erie Ra lroad DlyisOn fll
as follows:
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RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
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WINTER TIME TABLE.

I IORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-12
shelbyyille, Indiana.

CHICAGO. October II. Tribune
shslbyvills special says: The excite.
msnt occasioued by the killing Of Albert
McCorkls. Sheriff. on last Saturday, has
somewhat subsidized. Still considerable
bitter feeling exists. but not sufficient to
u any more bloOdshed. Young Ken.
nsdy. who did the shooting. is still at
large. The calamity Is deplorsd by all.
McCorkls was thirty.three years old,
and at the time OF his death was serving
his second term as Sheriff. He was
senior partner Of the Shelbyvills Demo-
crat. the county organ, but was not con.
nected with the paper except as financial
manager. Aside from politics McCorkle
was o useful citizen, an upright, sober
man, and Q person who never inten-
tionally harmed any one. The boy who
did the shooting Is only seventeen years
old and comes from q respectable family.
The Democracy held their inal rally
here today, and It was feared the scene
OF Saturday night would be repeated.
but ell passed Of quietly, owing In great
Measure to the fact that the Republicans
kept perfectly quiet, having nothing to
say or do. There can be no doubt, had
any Republican dared to express his po-
litical opinion. . certain element OF the
Democrats were prepared to begin hos.
Utilities. The crowd was estimated ct
5000 men, women and children. Hon.
Thomas A. Hendricks delivered an I'D.
dress, and the part Of 1t referring to the
recent riot and threatened trouble on to-
morrow did him much credit as well as
doing . great deal towards allsying the
present excitement. He advocated peace
at the polls In strong terms, urging
every man In the county to do oil In bis
power towards preventing an outbreak.
In regard 10 Kennedy, he said: "Should
the officers succeed in capturing him,
whatever you do, do not resort to mob
violence. Select twelve OF your best
men, give him a fair and impartial trial
and abide by the decision"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-12
Indiana Prospects.

CHICAGO, October ia Times special
from q wsll.known correspondent says:
After canvsssing all parts Of Indiana. II
Is my opinion that the Republicans will
carry the State by Q handsome majority.
A large majority would surprise me less
than q defeat. The people are wonder.
fully excited. Meetings Of 10000 and
20, 900 at little country towns are the
rule. The Democrats are greatly eI.
ssperated. I was at Muncia on Saturday
evening when the meeting was attacked
by roushs. The preparations to pre-.
vent fraud seem to be commensurate
with those made to perpetrats 1t. The
Democrats have been so long accus'
toned to buying votes in the State that
they have come to count those purchases
a. . legitimate majority. They will have
to buy them again II they get them this
year, and at advanced rates. On the
other hand, almost every township 10
the State shows many Republican re-
cruits. These are nearly all young,
sound business men. In some parts q
good many Irfshmsn have come out as
Republicans. Among the new voters We
have apparently . decided advantage.
De not be surprised II you hear Of
trouble In more than q place. Th.
Republicans are thoroughly organized
and do not mean to bs run over BY the
rouRhs nor allow any Southern methods
to prevail In Indiana.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-12
Tho Wheat Crop In the United
States.

New YoRx, October ll.-RsPorts 10
Bradstreet from the entire wheat-srov.
ing regions OF the United States up to
September 20 indicates that the total
out.turn Of wheat for 1880 has been
greatly ovsrsstimated and will not eI.
coed 4e5, SOL, 900 bushels. The ~out.turn
for the Pacific States has been based
on Trustworthy returns and estimates,
and IL calculated to be SO. 000, 600 bush.
els. The export OF wheat from the Uni.
ted Statea last year was In round mum.
b.rs 1876, OO0, 900 bushels. It Is esti-
mated that the requirement for home
consumption from this seasons crop
will amount to 26l. 000. 900 bushels.
On this basis and taking the total out.
turn At ass, 600. 900 bushels there will be
about 1874, 900, 900 bushels surplus from
the wheat crop OF 1880. The best
adyicss from California and Oregon
indicate that the yield for 1880 will
exceed thst OF the year preceding BY
about Is per cent, which places the
crop Of California and Oregon this year
At So, O00, 900 bushels. These States
will have . surplus for shipment Of
about 28, 000, 900 bushels.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-12
Bsasas Cs.csrs.

The ladies purpose to give . grand
concert at Miners Union Hall next Fri!
day evening. for the benefit Of James O.
Frazer. In which the following ladies and
gentlemen will participate Mrs. F. N.
Huffaksr. Mrs. Williams. Miss Rose
Williams, Miss Lou Nsimeyer. Miss
Felicis Genesy. Miss Katie Fslk. Miss
Minnie Pohl, Miss Sarah Bath, Miss
Carrie Kelly, Miss Nina Dsllsgsn, Miss
NJ. E. Hurley. Miss Becky Gains, Miss
May Morgan. Miss Cassie Henderson.
Miss Flora Pohl. Miss Gsrtis Flanagan.
Miss Lottie Pinsohowsr. Messrs. W.
Jenkins, W. Reynolds, W. by Doans,
Richard Rule, E. F. Hall. T. Alexander.
W. Eslick, ]. W. Richards, T. Mutton,
]. W. Rhodes, W. 'Prothsro. ]. Grant,
=. Foster. s. Carter. G. Wastsll. =.
Angus. and others. male and female, not
mentioned.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-12
ohio,s Vote.

CHICAGO, October ia Tribune Gin.
cinns,i special says: The vote in Ohio
on Tuesday will DO the largest ever cast.
I. will reach $50. 900. and possibly
700, 900. Last year the total vote was
s6s, 900. and the Republicans carried
the State BY . majority Of s.l45. and .
plurality Of 1879. A large vote always
means in Ohio q Republican victory.
and, as . rule, the larger the vote the
greater the victory. I am inclined to
think the majority on Tuesday next will
surprise those who are figuring ON .
close contest. There has been no cam.
paisn In Ohio In which the people, a. q
whole, were 30 deeply interested since
the memorable yallandigham campaign
OF 1853. There IL an u~ndercurrsnt Of
feeling running very strongly In favor Of
the Republicans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-12
Suit. 70. Concentrated Imperial.

Today Henry Ryder. administrator Of
the estate OF Richard ]. Ryder. deceased.
commenced action against the Console
dated Imperial Mining Company for
s25. 900. damages. The plaintiff Is
brother to the deceased. who was one OF
the victims OF the late accident at the
Consolidated Imperial. The complaint
alleges c~arelessness On the part OF the
employees OF the mine, and the use OF .
rotten, imperfect and unsafe cable,
causing the accident by which deceased
lost his life.
IMsssrs. Lindsay 4 Dickson are plain
tif's attorneys. and during an interview
this morning Mr.. Lindsay said he bad
two or more suits to bring against the
Con. Imperial on account OF b same
accident, and had been consulted in still
other cases which would be put into his
bands. He thought Lewis 4 Deal and
woodburn and Tusks had similar cases.
but hs did not know how many in oil
were likely to DO brought. he said.
moreover, that the company refused oil
offers to compromise. and told the plain.
tifs to 70 ahead with the suits. The
officers Of the defendant refused to oter
anything whatever to settle the matter.
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Caught At Last.


Nevada (Cai.) Transcript. October 10.
B. F. Clark has confessed to stealing
S4648 worth OF amalsam from the
Eureka mine, Plumss county. Hs was
assistant amslgsmator. The bullion
was changed at Carson fer coin. which
he had shipped to this city. He came
here last June, stayed at the National
Hotel over night. after which he went to
North Bloomfield. Within two days be
was at Lake City. and soon after st San
Juan. From the latter place hs hurried
to MArysvills. A detective who passed
through here on his track recently found
that he also had his coin shipped by q.
press. to two or three different points
after he left here. The vandsrsr was at
last captured on o ranch near the Ore
gon House. Yuba county, which he had
purchased with the ~illy.acquirsd coin.
he 10 now In Jail at Plumn awaiting
trial.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-12
Grant on Hancock.

NEW York. October IA Herald
Lsadville special says: DR.. Fowler Is
here visiting his brother. He said to .
reporter that in speaking Of Sheridan.
Grant said: "Hs Is . very sssaoious
and viRilant man. As sssaeious a. any
the country has," Again, while the
conversation was upon General Han
cock, Grant expressed himself strongly
in this wise and repeated the sentence at
least three times: "He iss very weak
and very ambitious man. he IL the
most selfish man ! ever knew. He never
was satisfied with thu mention made OF
him by his superior officers. although no
received all that he deserved and more
than many OF his comrades. &c was
out Of temper Whenever any other ofioer
was commended. He could not bear to
have anybody else praised. He IL the
most selfish man I ever knew"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-12

Institute, IA; who subscribe for sduoa-
tionai journals. IS; longest time teacher
taught same school. 8 years; number Of
teachers taught sane school two years, 8.
MISCELLANEOUS srArIsrIcs.
Number primary schools In county.
%; upclsssiAed schools. q; grammar
schools. 9 ; high schools. 2 total mum.
Der Of schools. Al !; districts. 2 school.
houses bull. OF wood. II; houses rented.
I; male teachers, s; female. ~; average
wages OF male teachers In Virginia,
Sl5S So; Gold Hill, $l53 rs; females.
Virginia, 500 IS ; Gold Hill, $s8 40
schools maintained nine months or over.
Al ; teachers who have made returns
according to law. As ; expended for
County Institute. 800; frst-grads GER
tifcatss issued during year. 4; second,
10; rejected applicants for certificates.
Is; salary Of Superintendent Of Public
Schools, $1,000: visits made by Supsrin.
tendsnt, 8ll; rate Of county school tax,
80 cents per 500; sources Of school tax
Virginia District, $62.149 43; Gold
Hill, $9493 ; from State, $14, 208 86
county tax, $41.685 70.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-10-12

Democratic towns all over the State is
ensreetically pursued BY the Democratic
COMMITTEES. Yesterday We had positive
information that q corruption fund. to
buy votes. OF $3.50, 900 vas distributed
over the State. The Democratic Com.
mittee have arranged at many hundred
polling places to have fifteen men at
each, with revolvers strapped outside
their coats, to bulldose and drive away
Republicans. About 1000 red shirts
were issued last night"