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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-01-20

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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-01-20

A patchwork quilt made by children
in the United States, and an Indian
spawl, the gift of Queen Victoria,
were buried with Jenny Lind at her
request.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-01-20

drugs.
K. f. Gundy: The Patrons of Hus.
bandry were instrumental in passing
law regulating the sale of oleomsrger-
inc in this State An effeort to repeal
this law is made and all farmers ought
to protset against this. He told of a
manufacturer of oleomargerine who
bought the deoayed caroasses of drown
ed sheep What was wanted with
these dead bodies was easily inferred.
Chandlee Ewes: The materials from
which oleomargerine are made are pure
fat and the refuse of coal OIL refineries
The gentleman just preceding either
deliberately tells what is not true or is
ignorant of who was instrumental in
81 stcuring the passage of this law. The
crediI OF this belongs to the Hon,
Easthurn Reeder, member of the State
Board OF Bucks county, and not to the
Patrons of Husbandry.
This remark stirred the blood of the
Patrons OF Husbandry of whom there
wete large number present.
+. +. Candy: What the p. of H.
did towards securing the passage OF
this law Is not known to ths outside
world. They work in secret. That
he neither lies in the matter nor is ig
norant in it.
II. ii. Brown; The p. of II. circu
lated petitions all over the State il
their lodges and outside of them
A. p. Young told OF friend of hi
in Iowa, who sold hogs that had dice
OF cholera as well as some that wer,
sick Of the cholera to manufacture
Of oleo oil from which oleomsrgerin,
is partly made. That for the dsat
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-01-20

Skating is a great antiquity. 1t is
first mentioned in work entitled the
"Edda,' written 800 years ago.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-01-20
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

Eowh-rr, e1cep. in Westminster abbey, ID
the visitor more closely surrounded By the
memorials Of national history. The gorgeous
choir, the chapel % the Ord-r Of tho Garter,
tho sculptured stalls, with their ernhlAzoned
plates OF hras and pesdaut banners, recall
tho long list OF ilins.rious names that have
won the huc ribbon since fTSs the order was
founded, 10 proscole the honor Of God and
the glory and interest OF ttIr sovereign"
In various parts OF the chapel are the memo
rails OF thcss who have worn the crown
King Edward " and bis queen. Elizabeth
Widv1le, Henry VI, Henry VII and his best
loved wife, Jane Seymour, Charles i, the last
three occupants OF tho throne, AMI tho much
larnentsd Princes Charlotte among them,
while the ehant-ics recall the memories OF
such names Is Beaufort, Rutland, Hastings
and Beauch2mp.
The public entrance % the castle IS under
CD archway fAnked by octagonal towers, and
Is called from its founder Henry Wits gate
way, being approached by a broad drive
fankcd by the castle wall
The Hundred Steps shown In our cus,
as the twisting flight Of stone stairs ap-
preached By simple gateway Is called.
leads '-om the lower part Of the town Of
Windsor 70 the castle, ending at a sallyport
near the canon's cloister Behind IL rises the
stately Winchester tower, the work OF WIZ
lam Of Wyckhan, OF whose architectural
skiu and liberality Winchester csfhoriral and
school and New college, Oxford, are yet mo
uoriaIs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
Bureaus of Labor Statistics.

Twenty-one Of the states now have bureaus
Of labor statistics, and ar Effort is now u K
ing TO bring about among them a uniformity
OF organization and methods Of work, which
shall also DO in harmony with those OF the
national department of labor. When tAis
is accomplished all of these bureaus viii be
able to cooperate with and supplement- the
work of each other, to the mutual benefit
of all
Science remarks in connection with this
subject the fact that no European country,
until recently, has had any system of gather
ing social statistics such as the department
Of labor is publishing from time 20 time h
most countries the authorities would hardly
dare to Institute sish system Of inquiries,
or, if they did, thcy would not dare TO pub
hsh them. Belgium has hoely established
bureau OF statistics modelled after our de-
partlnent Of labor, and a beginning has been
made in England That tho scientific value
o. the work OF the department of labor II
also recognized IN almost every foreign coun-
try is evidenced by the numerous letters that
have been received from stinguished scien-
tific men abroad, and by notices of its publ
c2tions that have appeared in mos. OF the
scientific periodical publications of Europe.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
Sealed Proposals.
Notice TO Ccai Dealers.

cFANn fAriD>. Mich Aug IA lsss
Sealed proposals. iof The snppls lnf 81 tie hlchi-
en1 soldier Home Will yeauy suppl, OF q .0ori
oDe thonssno 81 hundred Lei to1s more OF lsss
o. lump, block spiim OF steam lump bituGiDcus
coal, u u De received uBtil ~ 9 clocf, lnoopl Of
Thursd az, Auelsi s.. 1853 al wtich time the
~ ID sealed pro- sat III be opened by Tie unfsf-
si.ued cofuFoiitee Of the once Of tks Nicbissn
solci n hon,. A.. ! the award r1ven " the low
est responsible h1ocr lne COACH lcnt upon
which the proposals vii he received coufidsrcd
AM awarded arr foilows viz
la Jhs Gnat rlgneo tomnfttce reserve the
right n seieci from the direfert p8oposa-s any
grade o. kifc 81 lump biork sGlinl. steam lump
bitHninors coal no grade inferior 10 ihe above
which they n 3, deem " be for Tie beet Interest
81 The susie ~ MichiEau.
% hes sad ss.sl 20 ~ delivered sud stored
IN the tips @ the EiehifsU SOLDIER Home ~
lots moi ~ exceed III i've car l0sos Al am ore
tlspt and ~ tueh lures a. fhe Commsncspt o.
ssid home may order ~ direct.
~ she -1cocss hil Ildser viii BE- required
fgm o. 81 go ore thousand dol4k'F. pstsbe -
The Stale ~ .cnlgln 10 csse Of ceseut or nm
fUlfiilnesi 81 Eaic controa.
L. All sraicc propo-sls shcplc be soefcssee
U Co samuel Wells trsrc kslics. Mich and
the VOID ses I'D Proposals tof Ca. - vflfler
or he ma en o. ihe ~prelope.
rh The c)nfrlffrt reserve The right " recct
any and 81 oids iOr such cesl. r. ~ tbeIT iucg
cit. the deem Il o. the inierc o. the stsfs ~
Mich gan
Ded by authority ~ ne Posro Of Managers
of the Michigan soldiers II 'rls
SAM 81 WELLS,
p. A AfEEk.
n BRowS
Conan.ti@e.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
sending Pigeon sre.senser..

Sending pigeon messengers from ship TO
ship, the sams being ON the broad seas and
far apart, or near an enemys ccuntry and
needing re-enfrcements, is a scheme sag-
gested by the French Society ColoInbopbile
a cote hiss been established aboard the dis
patch boat St Louis, the consort and con-
slant attendant upon the Couronn line Of
battle ship and school OF gunnery al Salius-
d'HyereS. AT distances small 81 first, but
finally reaching 200 miles at sea, the pigeons
were released with messages, those OF tbs
st. Louis going 70 their home cote on tho
Couronne aud those in the latter flying 70
the St. Louis There have been few mis-
hsps. and, strangest Of all, the pigeons do
not fear, so FAR as can be seen, the fire OF the
great guns, at times arriving when they are
in full play and in the midst OF heavy clouds
Of smoke coming from the burning powder.
The idea is 20 keep up constant intercourse
between distant fleets which may be operat-
ing against an enemy that may appear In
force at any moment and at any point.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
HOW TO SAVE THE EYeSlGHT.

Next 10 sunlight the incandescent light
gives the best illumination for reading,
and all noticus Of the injurious effect on
the eyes Of the electric light ar CHROME
GUS
the cars. This should be avoided, rs the
joltihg md shaking of the train causes q
great strain 30 the eyes and will certainly
injure tho sight.
The vast majority Of people who wear
glasses can SEQ well without them They
use them 10 avoid a constant strain on tho
eyes The act of focahzation is a muscu-
lar one and uses up nervous energy. 80,
The oversighted eve, in which the focus
comes behind the retina. has TO perform
this muscular act continually. The re-
suits are headache, irritability and
nausea The only remedy in such cases
is TO wear glasses.
The near sighted child should wear
spectscles. because they are the best pre-
ventive against increase of near sighted
ness, and also because he loses great
par of his education in not being able to
see more than few feet away.
For the eyes in healthy state there is
but one safe wash-pure cold water
When the cyelids are inhamed the best
lotion is a weak solution Of salt and
water Never apply poultices to the eyes
or use EYE waters" without the advice of
q physician.
Al the first symptoms of nearsighted-
ness spectacles should be worn. There Is
great deal of popular prejudice against
spectacles. but there are two good reasons
why they should be worn, and only two
One Is that we see better, and TIE other
that the strain on the eyes may be re-
lieved
In reading. the book or paper should be
held at distance of from ten TO fifteen
inches from the eyes. The readers posi-
ton should be such that the light may
fall on the book and not ON the ewes
The light itself should be sufficient.
Nothing is so injurious to the eyes as
poor light in reading.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
An Expression of Animal Sympathy.

A correspondent in American Naturalist
tells of an amusing display Of animal intelli
gence which be recently witnessed. IN q
field beneath some trees Mt the bottom
of very high hin stood facing each
other donkey and young bull The
bull was Standing very patiently, slightly
holding mis- head UP aud down, while
the donkey, with q rather heavy stick
about two feet long IN his mouth, was
scratching his companions forehead. Once
the donkey dropped his instrument, but.
without hesitation, lowered his bead, picked
up the club again with his teeth, and contin-
ued scratching very gravely, TO the evident
satisfaction Of the ball. We often see two
covs rubbing horns" and whether this was
a return for similar favor from the bah or
not, the donkey very clearly realized his pow
erty in the matter of horns, and happily Up
piled the deficiency.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

Lor5 Colla CAnpbslI = gang . indsa
- ny .l-d Pr-s.iee -
Sa.lis Grans's azshaaA has bs@aAs rich
thTosasa to l@~tA ~ ~ szotAsr.
Tbs -1apsror u China h-zs ~ railway
thEes mzes ioag IA ia g@-aes groaz-cs
L.ss4t r Clay. ebaHspioa rna snot u
TIE ualtad States 4r1y = grsaaso0 q
Hslry Clay
The AZ Kaiser William vii have "A
equestrian sL4s-s u sssttla ~hieh Nj
sass co. -
Pr-sriiaz B8shop Williams. q the Prot
ssszlt k.Diseopa4 ehaEcA. . SDout - os4s-
hssts rs iaoiisa-
Prssisssnt bogrsEn. q Honduras. intends
e0vsFfnz tie wsils q ele q bis rooms
wiGh ths autographs 4na photographs Of
as frislds.
Jasper T Goodwin. he famous stroke
oar ~ C0lumbla lssse, = oaa Of 10
csost zealaslz E&rriors II khe ns~ 'fiShsts
Cxoss Arny~
lease D Carr has bsen ordered BY .
government s-eeut ~ remove a stone fsnn-
-haoh hs has saila Argand 40 90 acre. II
government Land IN California
SENATOR Edmunds Il the first mernber Of
The highest legislative body On earth 70
yistd - the prevailing craze for wearing
A-nnel shirts Ia prefsrsnse - linen ones
William Black constantly reals and re-
reads Th4eAersys Henry Esnona' and
Georgs SAILS ''Consasl0-" Bat tLe books
~hich have aslped hhn most have bsen
bis own
Archdaks Joseph. 81 Austria. Is follow
tng np his ''tiraInmar OF The Gypsy Lam
guazs" Nth ~DictionAry Il Is 2ntici-
pa1ed that the work viii sxtend ~ over
1000 pages.
One q Dssrseii's fzvorise paaoocks has
recently disa. and Ralph Disraan has had
the sau feathers made into nrs screen
and has gwen II % ne queen. much 70
her gratihcatioa
Androw Lag. the English writer.
makes $1,000 year from London news
payers outside Of his income from his
books He has the uncommon kn.ek 81
making languages pay
The king Of C0rea Is not the weakling
that has enemise represent him Ia fact.
he 10 a srroag. kindly. progressive man.
WHO has hard road To 20. and whose
gentl1aess Is sometimes mistaken for Lack
OF strength. Americans who have known
him admire him.
c y Jordan estimates that he has
signed hts name Millions and millions Of
times as bank president and treasurer Of
the United States. When he was presi-
dent OF a national bank he signed his
naroe a. often as Is .Oc0 times m one day
and BE- used up from fifteen % thirty pens
day His coat sleeves suffered greatly
In tae work. but they could be r, paired.
while the tesh on his wrist. which snf-
fered most. could not Do repaired. though
hs rub6sd II freely with vaselina and cold
cream.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
WHENCE COLORs COME.

Indian yellow is from the camel.
Bistree is the SCOT OF wood ashes.
Blue black Is from the charcoal Of the
vine stalk
Lampblack is SCOT from certain rcsinous
substances
Ivory black and bone black ere made
out Of ivory chips
Raw lumber is IN earth from Umbris,
and is also burned.
Raw sienna Is the natural earth from
the neighborhood Of Sienna. Italy.
From the nsdder plant. which grows In
Hlndostan. IL manufactured turkey red
In the vegetable kingdom sre included
the lakes. derived from roots. barks and
gums.
Ganboce comes from The yellow sap If
a tree. which the natives II Siam catch In
cocosnut shells
Chinese white il zinc. scarlet Is iodine
~ mercury, and cfnsbar OF native YER
million Il from quicksilver orc.
sepis Il the inky auid discharged by
the cottle fsh T. render TIE water opsoue
for ia conceziueBt when attacked.
From the cochinsal Insects ars obtaired
ire gorgeous osrTnine. ss wei as TIE Grim
500 scarlet. oarmine and purple lakes
Nastic-ths base 81 he vsrnisa 80
called-is from the gun e the rsastic
tree. Indigenous to the GTecisn aTchipsl-
500
OF resl ultrsnarine hrt lttie is found
n The market. Il il obtained fr0ra TIE
p-ecisss lsFis laz1N and c, nDAnds .
fsbuloss price
The exquisite PrusSsn blue - 81 b
fus5aT ho7ses hoofs sr3 other refuse sri
RAJ astter with izrpgre potassium car
horate It was discovered II al scci-
dezt.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
r-s egNr,ss ssx

Mrs. Lester wsA.es - 9 saster II Sp
Soka Ail4ts-
Wouaen Ave lately bexua g - - Co
seFezs IL Lo11o1-
nssos q kir Bzy~rd. she ss<rstzry u
state. - 50 fest tall
sfrs Rzlpb Male EEnsrssn = described
- white haired. aged 1nd stately
There are tsn ls1ies IL tie world e the
present. tllss 40 ee@r ths tia Of elapess
Prineess Wslaemsr. Of pssamssk. = IN
der the fnstrlsctLon u tAs LA.aish painter.
frsnz HenaIugssa
Ella Whes,sr Wfleor wears white
bathing sg1E. trimmed via blue braid.
and pink stockings.
TIE priacess tfnperial Of BrsKfl has
ere&1et Coquelin tie after. az oEnoer Of
tas Order of the bose.
Mrs. 0f0ssnaan. Edwin Booths only
csaghs-rF. Is petite with pale. sweet fAss
add ehiltiiks manners
Over $500 has been subscribed 20 pro
sent the iont msyoFoss ~ IL bin with .
portrait Of the lord rnsytr
Mrs Haxries Beeohar Stowe and her
HSrbor, l. l.. fur the saIanlsr.
The queen Of Roumsnia known % the
literary world - Carmen SYLVIA has
had gold medal struck Ia her honor by
the French Academy
The Princess OF Metternich Is her hus.
bands niece and the Princess Letits
Bsnapsrte will soon occupy a position
equally distinguished
Mary Gnrrett, Robert CARROTS sister.
manages the Garrett interests In the Bslti-
more I'D Ohio road She was trained BY
her father, and is said 30 bequito equal 10
her tack.
Mrs Gladstone recently appeared on a
special day at the Irish exhibition In Lon
don with white Irish lace shawl thrown
over her black dress, snd couple OF lit
lie grandsons clothed in fancy Irish cos
tune
Mrs Cain, of TYLER, Tex, seeing a
burglar break into the cabin occupied BY
her absent cook. telephoned her husband
10 come home. and when be got there IL
was 70 find the robber HELPLESS and COW
ering at the muzEie OF a pistol in the
hands OF his intrepid wife.
A young lady Of Worthwhile Mich, en-
tered her fathers bank as clerk al an
early age and showed so much adaptable
tty TO the work that she soon became
cashier. Two other girls were taken In
as assistants, and for seven years the
three women have done the entire work
There are al least half dozen literary
women Of the present day whose good
looks refute tho ancient SANDER that a
woman TO be literary must be homely
Mrs. Burnett. Maud Howe. Amelia Rives
Chamber Dudu Fletcher. Blanche Willis
Howard and Nine Luna are handsome
women
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
BITS or SCIENCE.

Two dogs have been decorated for
bravery and Hdality by the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty 20 Animals in
Paris One saved It's mistress from
burglar. and the other It's masters child
from drowning.
A rev glass recently invsnfed In Sweden
Il said 10 be capable, when made into
lens for a microscope. Of enabling va to
distinguish the ga. zoo. 600 part OF an
inch. IL = also said that there is great
promise 81 this glass producing wonder
fully powerful telescopelenses. and new
departure IN astronomy.
A physician Of Philaaeiphia snalyzed =
BLACK jspaaDed hat baud worn By patient
suffering from hesdsche. and found it
contained three grams Of one Of the lead
salts. Frozs this casa he concludes that
many hesdsches ore often d1s 70 the 40,
sDr2tioR Of the iead IN che hat band
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19

rpfrsr-,shas err-aes ars NV cut - rfvs a
8n< sieuzler vast with sizh buse; - 10 this
1920. rrzzs=vares SANS maxim a Close
r~s s~hxr.t go ~shst hire. vfth tr< darts
Esu<ssolf she a@nh sbo~e. uote ina f0~sr
r~.~ss fit s-z~ ts.s hrs ilke = euirazs How
r~er. - xrrnrs t5r a. ag1r--. corsaes ara
rs.ss - Ekr--s sr-. ia three sires. short,
u,esls-r,a sz.z l1n-. - dlfzsrsncs oeiux IN tbs
kwx<A ~ - 1888. Coiorei curssfs arr DIV
es,r---rt ss~rr. sas uEhs shades being us~t
fzr ~rsrnraer. srch - av~-. psls ruza. clean
s,rs.srss s,Artsss Sisrklc-orsets arr ASP v-orr.
h..srz nksi sy n>sJ IS vel ~ So black
zasr-kiAcs A new fancy c<xnbir-s t~o
ru}nrs n IN rsrzss corsszS as Gobelia hius
rrri,r ccrsze with the horxs cu~~rs3 with
czurE<r -. ~ bLsek CORSET striped with
rtsssclss <rpsa. O. white wish resetsss ths
t<szee piec> n aa-n nsats in cunEr.zing
eulsx ~ Ehse en- sls huss and hips
ksz. ssza<iie. snd sara@n srs - fairies
- ~.shinx corzets thss nay ~ c'eaned sc
h<rre. vhlia slaase ~ satl0 nesd sVr~sfsssior-ai
s1rnrur- ssenuer crrsets e trsnsparerst
szrrpas e. shia - hcs so hei3 b t,ss frlrs
ETa sore q szr-su. For unrsfeg nrrtbesr
sro e<ss.cs taas haEe sEt so~n ssck brsass
shsaesn ~ ~aaly srenrsi Ct can b. eiossi ~
.l-sn<se erteca - serus fg1r-r ar org
rrssus VA ehzsc pieces So IA g. iovsr
r-srss.ek 49, cr-ns and SIDE l.-fnzs - al irst
tf@ nip pfec.s eorafr~esolr Roz,cs ar.
-~u~~-a es Ne nsrz - t.sl1 ~ s<uze IA gnod
-h~r-> sna.oo - xcon shsped frant steeis
- 49, ssitssd E,l1'.- z.ss sfss 1aels Pretty
s<secknr nn -sic-cd 81 - 8aae IN thess
s-sks and srsirceisrv IA u-st dexfzss ~tz-s
s<>eur & she eur~sxr-Ef.rrsrs 6az2r.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-08-19
THE LARGEST DRAW ~ TIE WORLD.

elusive q approaches, Is eht hundred feet
L cor pTl - f~o shore spans. covered ly fed
ts1sses. and two draw spans. closed ~ tbs
great drawhridre Each shore span Sc ore
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