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Holiday Excursion Rates,

The Decline railway, c., c.. G. & l.. and I. &
st. L., will sell round trip excursion tickets be-
tween all stations at two cents per mile each
way, on Dec. "a, % and 81, 1885. and Jan. l, 1886.
good to return till Jan. 2, 1886. inclusive. Chill
dren half rates. Tickets on sale at No. 2 Bates
House, 1876 South Illinois street and Union De-
pot ticket Offices.
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A Brakeman Injured.

George Roseberry, brakeman on the j., M. &
l., while coupling cars, yesterday, had his arm
and hand crushed by the bumpers. He was
taken to the hospital in Flanner & Hommown'i
ambulance.
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A Little Book Talk.

And Fur Caps at Seaton's hat store, % North
Pennsylvania street.
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The following committee report having been re-
ceived and spread of record on the minutes of
the a%djutant, and the thanks of the post to the
committee having been voted. it was ordered by
the postt hat copies of the report be furnished to
the Indianapolis newspapers and that it be pub
lished in pamphlet form for distribution. II was
further ordered that the post quartermaster send
the sum of $25 to Sarah E.. Pittman, trustee
Soldiers Orphans Home, Knightstown, Ind. to
purchase Christmas gifts for said orphans.
j. E. HASKELL, Commander.
WIN. F. KEAY, Adjutant.
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be made to the superintendent, who will furnish
a blank form of application, a copy of which we
herewith submit.
From Knightstown your committee proceed ed
to Dayton, o., and on the 4th inst. we visited
the branch of the National Home for Disabled
Volunteer Soldiers, near that city. We were we'll
received by the dignifed old soldier, Gen. NJ. r.
Patrick, governor of that branch.
The Home now has five branches, as follows:
Central, Dayton, o.; Eastern. Augusta, Ne. !;
Northwestern. Milwaukee. Wis; Western,
Leavenw worth, Kan.-the last just finished.
AS explained to US by General Patrick, and as
may be seen from documents herewith submit
ted, the prescribed requirements for admission
are more liberal than the provisions, great as
they are, for the accommodation of applicants.
The only requirements for admission are an hon
orable discharge from the United States service,
disability which prevents the applicant from
earning his living by labor, an agreement to
abide by the rules and regulations of the Home,
and to perform duties prescribed and obey law
full orders. and the forwarding, with application,
of the discharge paper of the applicant, and his
pension certificate, if he be a pensioner.
At a meeting of the board of managers in Sep
TENDER, 1885, a resolution was passed, as follows:
I'm view of the fact that the National Home for
Disabled Soldiers is now full, with 2, 249 men on fur
Tough, and that overcrowding will impair the health of
the members now present; therefore, be it
Resolved, That the maximum capacity Of each
hrancb ha Gvad &c fo1louc.
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A Lancaster cod'sy S1..1ras,.. ,Iuuia

~
on board the United States o4lll(|l(3
writes under date of Foo Chow, China, Janu-
ary Is, as follows, to one Of his friends at home:
sSince wrote you in September we have
had an extensive cruise, around tho coast OF
China, japan, Corea and rs far north as
Russian Siberia Since leaving the United
States we have seen many curious and inter-
esting sights and you have no idea of the
strange things that are going OIL in some parts
of tho world i have been in. This place Is
situated on the Min river, 40 miles inland
million @ ane II si IS the most extensive tea shipping
port in China. 1t has been the principal
place for the fighting between the French
and Chinese. On both sides OF the river,
from its mouth to the city, is one continual
of different kinds; but they are not of
much use to them, as the Cinnamon are
the most cowardly race Of people on the
face OF the earth. There is no fight in them.
What naval ships they have are equipped with
the very latest improved guns, DC, aud
they should be able to compete with any
sbiDs I'M the world, but they have no grit to
fight. In two hours the French, with five
ships in the river, sunk and captured seven
heels to 4 place Of safety. The following day
the French took run up to within ten miles
of the city and silenced every fort and
battery ON the way, and In quite number of
cases completely demolished them.
Monocacy She has gone to Shanghai to
have new boilers put In her. We expect to
be here about three months; then go to
Shanghai mako short stay there; proceed
70 Angasaxi, japan; from there 70 Hong
to start for homo by the way of the
Cape Of Good Hope, around the coast
of Africa, (unless the war now going on
here will inferfere). BY the time we arrive
in America our ship viii have covered about
cs oOo miles /. ,,oar1v the distanca If three,
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TIE zephyrs that will blow tomorrow will
all be Democratic.
PERSONAL.

RICHARD A. PRocToR says that a hand at
whist can be made up in 635, Ola, 559,6!W ways.
JOHN TUCKER, ex-presldent OF the Phila-
delphia n Reading railroad company, died
Monday in Philadelphia.
JOHN s. CLARKE's famous Doro picture, al
legged 70 be worth $4,000, now turns out to be
the work of an ordinary German artist.
REV. LEONARD WooLsEy BACON has
withdrawn his application for membership
In the Presbytery Of Philadelphia, owing to
difference In point Of doctrine.
SENATOR EDMUNDs has made himself un-
popular as presiding oiiicer Of the Senate and
his election as president pro tenn after the
new administration goes In IL in doubt.
JOHN G. PHILLIPs, nephew of Wendell
Phillips, and . grandson Of John Phillips,
the first mayor Of Boston, died on Sunday at
the age OF Al. He was q man of many bene-
factions, one Of them being gift Of 81, 900 10
Phillips Andovor academy.
Monday. In replying TO the congratulations
Of the College ~ Cardinals he expressed
deep regret ut the present position OF the
Papacy, which, he said, WAS in the hands Of
the despoiler. Neither he nor hi: successors
could over accept th,s STATE OF AFFAIRS
tatinR . sche11a 30 buy . large bearing vine
yard, with It2ldenco and other necessary
buildinRA and TO lender the entire property
10 General Grant ~ s loan. The property
would be decided 70 Mrs. Grant The vino
yard would he under the direction Of q
skilled vitieultprist.
MAJ. ELlxA BLAInE-WALKER,o only sisteI
Of Hon. James g. Blaine, who has been III
fDg e0ule time q her boarding house In Balti-
morR wao on SUNDAY thought TO be dying,
and her brotheu In Washington were tele-
da1ghter Margaret and his brother. Robert
@. Blaino, went 10 Baltimore and spent the
afternoon with Mra Walker
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Home Items and Topics.

Home Items and Topics.
All vour own 6,u,,
you remain sick when You can
oet mop bitters tnat hcVef-Fal'
The weakest woman, smallest child, and
sickest invalid can use hop btters with safety
and yrca, good
o,S ,.,, ,,,,...,,,,, .,o,,ra y,,,,,, uho,ma,is,,
49, o,'''e - -, ,
kidney trouble, or any weakness VIII DC maoe
almost new by using mop Ditters.
A1- My wifeand daughter were made healthy
,,,, tto ,,.a a,d r.c,,,,oond than,
W '"' "eoo' "'p s ~
70 my peopie.-Methouist clergyman.
Ask any good doctor u hop
bitters NY no, Inc oese 'h'i''y '"cuiciho
Malarfal Fever, Aguc and Biliousness, will
leave every ncighborhood soon hop bitters
arrive.
"My mother drove the paralysis and neural
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PNEUMONIA PREVENTED.
OYSTER BAY, QUEENS CouSvy
NRV YnRR Anrfl m Issa

OYSTER BAY, QUEENS CoUSvY,
New YoRK, April II, 1ssS
believe have been saved from terrible i'll
by ALLcoCK's Porous PLAsfERs.
About month ago was attacked with Il
violent pain in my chest. accompanied by fever
and great difficulty In breathing. Iapprehended
pneumonia, which is so prevalent at present
l went to bed and applied one of Allcock's PIas
ters between my shoulder blades and two on my
chest In an hour my breathing was much
easier in two hours the pain had left me, and
the next morning 1 awoke perfectly free from
fever, l went about my business as usual, and
at the end of a week took the plaster or
For the last ten years Allcock's Plasters have
been used by my family with the best effect In
colds, coughs and pain In the side and back.
E.B. SHERWOOD.
BE sure to obtain .Alcock's Porous Plaster
as all others are worthless limitations
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GREENE COUNTY, in this state, has other
claims to distinction besides its stout ad-
herence to the political principles that were
first enunciated in this country by Jefferson.
1t claims as a citizen the original inventor Of
the roller skate that is now driving half mad
q great part of the population Of the United
States and at the same time setting number
Of religious conferences by the ears. He
rejoices in the very romantic name Of Norval
Hoge, and IL Is claimed for him that as Lad
Of seventeen he in 1854 drew model of the
roller skate that Is substantially the same as
that In use to-day. It's three rollers and spur
to serve rs q brake were the only points Of
difference This last might be an exG11ept
n0|o9 20s = Hoe5 10 patent now, and he
cannot do it too quickly. A roller skate that
could be stopped would meet long felt
want, for the habit that il has to run away
with beginner at the art is a serious obstacle
to it's popularity. Mr. Hoge mas the door
open to immortality and wealth If he can
realize in the roller skate this blossed con-
summation.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1885-03-03

MR. CLEvELAND, like the sensible man
that he has shown himself TO be in other
duties, makes his journey TO Washington
without ostentation. He had no desire
and would not have been able to repress
the popular wish 10 make his inaugura-
tion the occasion Of an honest, hearty ex-
preston Of the qualification Of the people
over the restoration of the Democracy. But
his administration will prove that he Is a
man Of work and not of show.
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!. How Gross Was the Man" !"

This question was asked I'm n recent lawsuit
concerning "a man who had acted unpleasantiy.
The answer was, he Was 30 cross that when he
called up the cows at milking time IT made the
milk sour" Probably this poor fellow has dys-
pepsia. Butithe worst dyspepsia can be cured
by using Erown's Iron Bitters. Mr. J. NJ Court
wright, of Codora, Mimi, had dyspepsia. but
now writes, +" Browns Iron Bitters are truly the
best remedy ever used FOR dyspepsia and bill
ious complaint"
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Tho Nsw York SIS, IKE ali things human,
y liable TO be occasionally ovcrtxken by
srr0r, - .wna illustrsted for instance, in ~
very remarkable ooVrse In ths late political
campaign bntit Is erninenuy safa on the
snbjec4 u aoclnl customs II has oiten en-
,lish1ensd its many readers on the cQurss o.
Cu0I lbos pursued " tiiose who lave Sc
- usousn sloqG ~ msirimcnisl pssh q 10
xsnf ii md ii has adminiafered kindly
eunssl u thoas 1ssirfng to roach that bliss
fal conditixA. Time, whereof the memory
Of man runneth not to the contrary, II has
told whom II was proper 10 wear full dress
and when 1t would be glaringly improper
1t has even gone into the small details Of
masculine dress in this regard, and the ex-
treme taste Of the suggestions with the CO.
gent reasons therefor accompanying them
are characteristic: /" white necktie oflawn
ID the correct thing for evening dress, aud it
looks clean, has the merit Of simplicity, and
costs very little. Now days, happily,
man who has an evening suit, q clean and
whole shirt and collar, presentable boots or
pumps, and white necktie Is as well equip
ped for the grandest occasion at night as the
richest millionaire can be- All the rest de-
pends on himself on his intrinsic quality,
his breeding, his manners for the better a
man is dressed the more he may exhibit the
defects Of his training. He may not live up
to his clothes"
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THE LADIES'
THE ladies God bless them
God bless everyone
May the eyes of the Father
The love of the Son
Watch over and keep them holy and pure
With hope 10 sustain and faith To endure,
Whether sisters or daughters, sweethearis or
wives
They purify. sweeten. make happy. our lives.
Undisputed her rempirc-ennoblins her sphere,
Let every man bow IN allegiance 70 her
I. - n God ble2s hcE."
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SPECIAL NQTTCEs.

There's not q charm thni lights the fics
with SO incfTuhle grace,
As sweet, pink lips and ivory teeth;
And nothing now, beneath the sky,
Can beauties such ms these supply,
Save sOxOD0NT, that wears the wreath:
m3-lwdcod&w
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AESTHETIC BosToN, home of baked beans
and "culchaw 1" gets very severe scoring
from one Of Massachusetts, prominent
citixens, Hon. Amos A. Lawrence, in some
testimony before q committee of the logisla-
ture charged with an inquiry into the condi-
tion OF affairs in that city. The law against
intemperance he declared, was practical
dead-lotter "The present situation is horri-
BILE TO contemplate We are as bad AZ Sodom
and domorrah, and deserve their fate. The
traffic I'm the souls Of our youth is almost
beyond conception, There are 1856 charitable
institutions in Boston, one for each day in
the year, and there would be work for many
more. These are made necessary by syste-
matte violations of the lawsagainst intemper-
ance and RIGHTEOUSNESS. /" Such testimony
coming from source SO unilnpeachable
should cause Bostonians to desist for while
from the study Of the "Thingneas Of the
Hesp~ and the sUnknowables and give
attention TO the moral xctteRpsun - 1Dun1ef
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PILES! !! PILEstlPILEsl

Sure cure for Blind, Biecding and Itching Piles.
One box has cured the worst cases OF 10 years
standing. No one need suffer five minutes after
using Wilham's Indian Pile Ointment. II alb
gives instant relief Prepared only for Piles,
itching OF the private parts. nothing else. Sold
sa ~ & 6chran. i37 and fS3 Sort I q
s,rs.ys ~ M
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF BERNARD MULHATTAN,
II late of Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
TO the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make Immediate payment and
those having claims or demands against the
same, Will present them without delay for set
tlement to the undersigned, residing ON East
Orange street, Lancaster city. Pa.
FRANCIS McCLAIN, Executor.
PHILIP ID. BAKER. Attorney. febi76tdTnoawH
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SPECIFIC MEDICINE
NJ Tho Great English Kennedy. An unfailing
cure for Impotency and all Diseases that follow
Loss Of Memory, Universal Lassitude. Pain in
the Back, Dinlness Of Vision, Prepainre Qid
sanity OF Consunption aud prelnature Grave
Full particulars n our pamphlet. which .s We de-
cific medicine is sold by all druggists ~ u per
package or six packages for t5, on will be sent
fIee BY mai on receipt Of the money, Dy ad'
u'''' H. b. COCHRAN, Druggist, sole Agent.
Nos i37 and i33 North Queen street, Lancaster
Pa. -. .e..
the yellow wmRper Tie Only Sen.9innen; en- r. no
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BROwN,s HOUsEHOLD PANACEA.

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer I'm the world
WIN most surely quicken the blood whether
tserah ht9rnsy dre yepia, Of ,Hphesr e1tey ana
whether chronic or acute. than any other pain
allevtator. and IL Is warranted double the
II cures pain In the Side, Back or Bowels, Sore
Throat Rheumatism, Toothache and ALL
ACHES, and Is The Great Reliever of Pain.
"BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANACEA should
be I'm every family. A tcaspoonful ofthe Papacsa
Il fsrred sI%11sr 9s p S136i snsd, Il pre-
61l1au SS bedtime, Will BREAK UP A
m3l-lydM. .Ws&w
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DRFRAZIEH's ROOT BITTEKs

Fmzier's Root Bitters are not "A dram shop
beverage, but are strictly medicinal I'm every
sense. They act strongly upon the Liver and
Kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular,
cleanse the blood and system of every impurity.
Sold by druggists, 81. Sold by II. B. Cochran,
l37 and l39 North Queen street. f2)
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IT will be refreshing novelty in the
White House to have president with con-
victions and with the, courage to maintain
them.
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al N ... Zl \
.II a.! .' ~ ~ p. Y \
l ~ |EE . III! " A. ~. y. y. n. b.. III
(l .!|. - "a ....'' !. u y IA = !! W..
i r = 9 y m tlIakr1Q =. = h
~. Il - z &. y g ~
~ - u N ~ solid and
&u n8fvcU t65Iay IN all its vital parts ~
when firnt occupied, aud withal far more
beautiful In It's quaint, strong gslmplicity than
many more nioderii---and dexpensive--str,,c-
ture
-
~ was however, never occupied ny Whit
field, nor oven, finished by him. He had In
tended uiat II should be home-schooi Tor
negro orphan children rom the South.
with TINS end In view no had employed a
number OF Moravian mechanics, whom he
had met at Savannah, Ga, and brought with
him from there as his hired workmen. But
| before the walls were mn To the height of tho
.ao,,,, s.,,.,, so,,ora ,yi,,ar ,,a. ,,,, tta,,s
- a..,, ' 80, .o.,a'. 1.is., "p. ,'on, '.a,
| sprung up between Whitheid ana his Mo.
| ravian workmen. The great preacher had
| great temper, and peremptorily ordered
| them off his premises! row of bricks
IN IN the walls enclrc,ing the building, between
@ :" .a,... ?. au '., .,as .,' .ay SUI, po
yW,...eaa, '..,'..y ,',.,,',... 'o p''0o ""o'o
"' 'oppo' ""i..''s
| *'x -
inc work was not resumed I'LL T43. In
| the meantime the Moravian workmen went
| ten miles southwark, and there, met by
colony of their rco-relIgionists from GERMANY.
1 beuan tho ae,,,o,nont aud bui,din, ~ ra,,,io
.o.ss ,r,..". ,'.'....,.. .,.. ..'.a, rn.'.
~~ I'LL my oousn' e"o "noio Na1i,oui
tract, including the unfinished negro-orphan
home, from Whitfield. The latter they
| completed I'm 1743, from which date II has
| been IN the. possession and service of the
Nsn.a,,;.,, o,,,ro, A, 10 ,,xas,r, t,,,,, =, y,
held by the Moravian Historical society,
which occupies the second story for its Ii
brary and museum while the rest of the spa
cious mansion serves as a temporary home
'or a'sip'e" missionaries ana 'neir 'a'i'''es'
/ =.
| or the three chief workmen em-
ployed by Whitfield on this building, one
was re'cr boehier q graduate, and some
ume professor OF the University OF Jena,
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II looks = England WAS going to
hsve anc<l> ~ b sn her hands besides
that n ~ - II thus far 70 disastrous
to'ier - ID y The Russo-Afghan
fsoaoln s ~ n contention, and it is
lfs,dl1S @n 1|lS6 - . war between Eng
In H - y latter power fsens
n cEH' ePfQl1pt Y = :, I
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IT is to be hoped that the grounding has a
sunshiny day for Cleveland's Inauguration.
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" seems - have been perfectly
~ 6ne. ~ byeland il stranger
IlutnafIy Il, ~ Of the leaders Of his
~. II haa 01n less than three yearB
~ even Nj. 6nning frst heard his
Il1e. But Eoh he was first brought into
~ - 3 cali S14 for governor he and
|fs Mauninv ave been close friends,
sxsDnal and political. That the new presi-
gnt Is net affaid 10 surround himself with
len Of great inteuectual ability may be
lffrred from hts selection Of such as Bay
N, Lamar, Garland and Villas, who in
leir mental gifts and requirements are
mite the equal of my recent cabinet as
'Inl,3ed in Washtngtcn. That he should
avo1s one rnea Of eminent practical
bility, of hSad common sense like
|msels, Nbase slfndship and saga
IN IA hsd Dgpged in trollblous
rtll ~ pertog bAtural. Mr.. Cleve-
~ zuSe executive chair
4 XEH' y ok tsl1kC of 3 stranger to public
~ than he is now to
7 MI h found in Mr.. Man
uarI ~ IL confidence and he
his association with
that he turns to
s4lhly needs not only
kindred political in
BAL costJsdante In his
akis1fal politician and
- neascre the prac-
12< liza - ~ mar, y
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WHATEVER may be the fate of the silve
currency, the ground-hog still reigns
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K LNvM ttlfn wns followed by Rev. Stall
and Capt Denues and Rev. II. J. g. Moran,
or Columbia
A committee was ON motion, appointed TO
make arrangements for holding county
convention in the near future with view Of
organizing an auxiliary county association.
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SAINT-RApHAEL WINE.
INFORMATION.

The saint Raphael Wine has = delicious flavour
and Is drunk In the principal cities OF Russia,
Germany, North and South America, Great
britain, India and so ON. The quantity exported
annually Is suftcient proof OF its stability ana
staying powers, while for the real connoisseur
there II no wine that can be considered It's
superior.
Department OF the Drome (fance.H
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-09-25

petition asking the court to appoint
him to fill the vacancy, and when this
petition was presented, there being no
other applicant before the court, he
was unanimously appointed by the
judges.
AT the meeting of the Standing
Committee Mr.. Billmeyer was unan-
imously nominated, no other name be.
ing presented for its consideration.
All this talk, therefore, about "Mach
inc" candidate is the merest bosh, and
the charge that tho court and the men,
bers of the Standing Committee are the
tools of "Machine' ought to be re-
sented by every democrat in the
county. But more than this, the
writer of the article alluded to is en-
tirely unacquainted with Mr.. McHenry
and his friends. Mr.. McHenry is the
peer of any man in Columbia county
as a democrat, a man, and citizen,
and any one who suggests that his
staunch adherence to the democratic
party'is to be affected by his failure
to secure an appointment from the
Government, offers an insult to him,
which we happen to know has aroused
his Just Indignation 1t is not neces-
sary for us to defend him against the
insinuations of any newspaper article.
His character and reputation are too
we'll known to permit the belief for a
moment that there is anything in this
matter. We may perhaps add with
propriety that as the paper containing
this article is about on its last legs,
and is liable to change hands soon, ond
as the article alluded to is purely SEN
sational, it may be inferred that the
writer only intended it as means of
calling attention to journal that is,
alas, so little known and read by the
public. He may haye succeeded in
securing this result temporarily, but
he has also succeeded in arousins the
indignation of the solid Democracy of
Columbia county. Mr.. Billmeyer will
receive the hearty and undivided
support of Mr.. McHenry and all his
friends, and will be elected by the usual
majority.