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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-03-29

Worth, the Partisan man dress
maker being dead, editors wives will
have more or less trouble, for awhile
at least, in getting their gowns proper
ly made. His taking off however,
will not lessen the amount of fits the
editors themselves get on occasions
"A shland AdUOcdts.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-03-29
1t Was Very Sudden.

She-Do you think the time will
ever come when women will propose ?
He-I don't see why it shouldn't
Suppose you proposed to me to night,
and said yes, what
She Oh, Henry, this is so sudden
But never mind. 1t is just as well,
and mother, | know, will be delight
ed.- Catholic Citizen.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-03-29

Mrs. Hicks-Why do they confer
on some clergymen the title of doctor
of divinity? Hicks-Because they
are considered capable of doctoring
it, / suppose. Puck.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1895-03-29
MONEY LOANED

DO you want to borrow money on equitable
terms?
row The money at per cent. interest annual
ly9
Would you care to be so situated that you
could reduce the mortgage against your home
bv paying off a small amount monthly and
at the end OF each year receive credit for all
paid? With interest being charged only on
remaining portion OF loan.
Would you like TO buy your family homer II
so, read the following:
represent Company that has embodied in
it's plan all the features enumerated above and
should pay a large interest for money when you
have good security? Can you present any good
reason why it is not as well To receive prontS
yearly as to wait from TO 10 years as one does
| in many OF the Associations? Is not the re-
duction OF interest yearly better than waiting
| many years for prottsg Borrowers under the
ulan represented by me assume absolutely no
| on the mortgage, thereby reducing 1t In pro-
| portion to the amount paid.
| Building Associations have benefitted hun
| dredS OF thousands, so dld the old cars thaJ
| were propelled by horses. our plan is as far
superior TO Building Associations as the trolley
! cars are to the old antiquated horse car system.
| My time is too much occupied to answer ques-
nation for the betterment OF their condition
will receive full nformation promptly. We Of
fer an Investment TO those who have small
amount TO save monthly that has no superior
as TO safety and seldom equaled for prontS.
Call or write.
s. D. NEYHARD,
Onlce COLUMBIAN Bldg, BLOOMSBURY, PA
l-4-3m. sd floor. Box 43l.
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You've No Idea

How nicely Hoods Sarsaparilla hits
the needs of the people who feel all
tired out or run down from any cause.
1t seems to oil up the whole mechan-
ism of the body so that all moves
smoothly and work becomes delight.
If you are weak, tired and nervous,
Hoods Sarsaparllla is just what you
need. Try it.
Hoods Pills cure liver i'll, constlpa
ton, biliousness, jaundice, sick head
ache, indigestion.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

Charleston, 5. c., February l5.-(Spacial9
1t,ior + G. HemphuI. of The News and
Courier. has lust returned from visit 70
columbia. While there he persuaded Cow
error Evans 10 visit Charleston. The OBJ
iect of the governors visit is TO have a
conference with the On iIleStohlaha VINO
beve heen wovkiug so hard to nave South
Carolina represented at the Cotton States
and International exposition. lie will meet
n special committee appointed by the tCuh5
Mems Business League for the purp0s' OF
talking over important matters regarding
the exhibit which South Carolina hopes -
send to Atlanta. Charleston has already
done some excellent work in regard to the
exhibit and there is every reason for be-
leving that the efforts now being made
will be SUCCESSION.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

Who is In ii health or ailirg.
In the case Of Mary Z. Campbell, OF
Albion, Noble Co, Ind, her suffering
was so severe, her relief so suddenly real
izei, and her gratitude so great, that she
wishes the circumstances published, IN
the hope that others may lie benefited
thereby. She says
E; My physician told ne had dTopsy
and falling Of the womb. by stomach
and bowels were so b!Olted L could not
get a fuh breath. Giy face and hands
were bloated badly. ! had that dreadful
bearing-down pain, bacEacEe, palpitatiOn
of the heart, aui nervousness.
"One Of my physicians told me had
something growing n my stomach; and
the medicine that / took gave me relief
only for a short time. / thought ] must
die. Ibegan 20 take L9diG T. PjaEACm'S
Vegetable Compound, ard il worked Ike
. charm. After taking the first bottle
/ could walk across the street, now ] am
well u advise ali ray friends 10 take it,"
MARY L. CAMPBELL, Albion, Noble Co.
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A BRAVE SENATOR
,,-,,o Prefers TO stand by the People
r,.b,u 10 Sacrifice Them.

" !. Eryan in omaha Norid-iieraii
In discussing the presidehes message
-, ,,-sak. Senator Vest, Of Missouri, said:
L. .r, I.,,o,fatic party was overwhelm-
in..It dsi,aleo; the mshtnare OF de emo.
n.i -. supremacy disappeared, and We walt
- -, 1,Stv ana painfully, Tor that era
OF prosperity 50 often promised to HS IN
- ~ single gold standard is a system
o. oppression. believe that IL has d as
81 tc1fdance in this country. Cold mas
s.>,,,.s mn more than - per cent IN ats pur-
chasin.: power, and verythinS else. lnclG 1at,
- silver has gone down.. We are To-Day
~, a siugle gold STANDARD; and what IS the
result? one chimera after the other mas
-, conslred aud has then disappeared
. y c.use for the adversely resting upon
us Just so long as we have ms ms. s LIE
la Standard. 50 long as the retdlic basis
,,.tr,.yed Ia what il is today, We VIII
- lie same condition, only increasing
..I,n 4 now. because am damocratlc
senator. to be made a party to system
eoainst which / am irrevocably Opposed be
$50 the president of the United states
takes a different position in regard TO tnat
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question? Am 1 TO be accessory to a IMAM
cial system which l believe is fer the ap-
solute oppression of the great mass Oh tne
people of the United States? Am l, VINO
in all my public career nave denounceu
that legislation which gives the natonai
banks the power TO issue e,a mo nargSsatn9tion
of that system! ,., 49,
"Sir, 1t is not pleasant to differ with the
head Of my party; have "a co ,If not t be said
that | had added TO the diScoId whlcn nag
existed for SO long in the great parry parry 90, ua
which l am an humble mempSr. but
have come to the parting OF the ways. 4
will not so WITH the president OF the oId
States in perpetuation or the sinbIe ,s BY
standard, and fastening the natlonal jan ar,
system as banks of circulation on ths
people of the United States. Therefore l
say most sSgR s s that 70 thf they think
1t necessary to the prosperity or TINS couI-
try that the presidents views shan De en-
dorSed and carried into legslauon, they
must lind somebody else in this chamber 10
be accessory to that scheme"
1t will now be i'm order for government or
fcials to read Mr.. Vest out OF the demo-
cratic party. Let him be thrown into the
lions den. for he still prays with his face
toward Jerusalem. Let him be cast into
the fiery furnace, for, like the Hebrew chi.-
dren, he refuses to bow down to the golden
image which the president has set. Senator
Vest is a Democrat he is not only a DEM
oc-at. but he would rather remain demo-
GRAFT than distribute pie. Tne cuckooS may
call him names, the place hunters may pile
their epithets upon him. the president may
withhold from him his esteemed considera-
ton. but Senator Vest will find that he is
supported by the commentator of the rank
and lille of the democracy OF the nation.
Plutocracy may ride upon the democratic
party for a while and direct its course, but
plutocracy cannot swallow up democracy
for the reason that it isn't large enough to
hold the democratic party Only a few can
be plutocrats, the masses must be demo-
cratic.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

reported from the committee on appropria-
tons TO strike out of the house bill the
amendment appropriating Si966li for spec
ial facilities on trunk lines from Spring
field. Mass, by way of New York and
Washington to Atlanta and New Orleans.
The amendment of the committee strik-
ing out the Springfield and New Orleans
paragraph was then disagreed to. Yeas
-, nays 80.
All the amendments reported from the
committee on appropriations having been
disposed of. Mr. Sherman again offered
his amendment appropriating $4,000 for
necessary and special facilities from Louis
vile to New Orleans and Texas points,
and n point of order was made against 1t
by Mr. German, that the item had not
been reported from committee nor esti-
mated by any department
The vice president sustained the point
OF order and the amendment was excluded.
The credentials of Mr.. Augustus ..
Bacon. as senator from the state of Geor-
gia for the term beginning March 9TH,
next, were presented by Mr.. Walsh, lead
and placed on file. Mr.. Bacon succeeds
Air Walsh. The railway mail bill was then
passed. including the appropriation OF
sls56l4 FOR the fast mail service from Bos-
ton 20 New Orleans, via Atlanta.
Exact as n well regulated clocl5-results
accom-, Ill oh with Dr. PRICES Baking Pow
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Headquarters some weeks ago indicates
that the matter is being favorably consid-
cred in Europe.
To secure exhibits from the foreign coun-
tries it was first necessary to have in each
of them commissioner Of high standing,
who would be a guarantee of the safety of
the exhibits.
After comforting and correspon ding about
the matter, President Collier and Mr.. Eel
Ger named Chevalier A. Macchi, of London.
a man known all over Europe commission
er for the exposition for all Of Europe.
Chevalier Macchi will take charge of the
several countries from which it is proposed
to secure exhibits and appoint commits
sioners from each. Mr.. Moser, of New
York whose home was formerly in Vienna,
Austria, will leave for Vienna shortly to
assist Chevalier Macchi. Several of the
commissioners have already been named,
and the work Of securing exhibits is going
actively froward.
II is assured that there will be first-class
exhibits from England, France, Germany,
Belgium ana Russia. The man In charge
Of the exposition enterprise in those coun-
tries viii to it that nothing is left I'M
done to make the representation complete.
THE finest foreign exhibits that have
ever been seen in the SOUTH" said Mr.. Ed
mund a. Fielder yesterday, will be brought
here through the efforts OF these COM
missioners The organization in Europe is
all that can be desired and the growth of
interest is immensely gratifying. Every
uay we receive most encouraging news.
Sketch OF ChevaIicr Macchi.
Chevalier A. Macchl, a member of an old
ana established house bearing his name,
doing business in Italy and England, has
probably the widest range of experience
of any commissioner at the midWinter
fair, in attending which he represents Italy
as commissioner general His experience
in this line OF duty dates back to 1873. when
he was appointed commissioner to the
Paris exposition, since which time he has
represented his government at Amsterdam
in 1888. the health exposition in London,
1881, inventors exposition, London, 1885;
Liverpool exposition, 1886; Manchester and
Newcastle exposition, 1887; Italian eXposl-
ton. 1885, and the Paris exposition in 1889.
At the Edinburgh exposition, in 1880 he rep
resented the Austrian government, and
from there he went to the Jamaica eXposl-
tion as the representative OF France and
Italy. He served q member of the
board of commissioners at the London ex-
positions of 1891 and 1892 and was then
appointed commissioner general to attend
the fair which took place at Monaco. From
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18
FOR FREE SILVER.
THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE
MAKE A F1TORIBLE REPORT
Ga the Jones Bill aud the Provision for
Bonds Left Ous-OnIy One Democrat,
Mcpherson. Voted Against IL.

Washington. February 1s.-(Special)-Ihe
expected has happened. The senate com
Snittee on finance today reported faVoFaDiy
n bail providing Tor tine unrestricted coin
aEe OF silver. The vote stood SIX 70 ANe'
one democrat. Mcpherson o. New Jersey
a pronounced gOiGbUs. who lost his state
last fau. voting against the bill. and enc
member not q democrat, Jones Of Nevada
voting for Il.
Voorhees, took the first step towards re-
deemiug the pledge he made during the
extra session when he voted Tor the re-
Neal o. tine purchasing clause q the Sae.-
man silver law. that be would do all IN
his power 20 relustate silver in the none
tary position ia occupied before Il was
dcinCEet Eed. AL the republicans on the
committee voted cgIinst reporting tie Din
Unfortunately. the prospects Tor passing
Ill. bill even IN the senate, at this .'essl9i.,
are not GOOD IL is too late. II tEis hih
had betn reported and passed ~ me las'
Session. Tire democratic party would ne l"
4 VaslIy better position than IL IS tOGay-
However. Jhe reporting % tae Dill oeiloh-
strates what has b-cc maintained ~ THESE
dispatches aI zine ti-ae. that 30 hi'''i. '1i
legislation can be enacted Il tnis sessio.'
that does uDt satisfactorily RECOGNIZES al
yer. The measure a-igI Uu was tiae "a.
introduced some time ago by Jones q
Arkansas. AS introduced, &C. proNIdcd TOT
the issue % bonds As reported every
taing about BONDS Was stricken oG'' anu
nothing lc.t ga bat the sections IloFiiAAs
Tor the unrestricted coinage 81 silver.
keeping 81 from tac FCblie.
yy-s;s r,.s s..ier. was le.n.- taken by the
senate finance committees, tAe ways anu
means e. l.--it.Ce Ok Jla house vas struS-
cling U5Lu Jnl LOad question and Secretary
Ca4I>lr Il was "a secret session. LUZ IN
spike cI lEr-l-ilIt--n n-iaol7, IL - SHOWN
taat Secretary Carlisle did Het satisfy me
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

Eas tastes incidentally. in keeping with
other luXuries. y remedy must be pleas
antly acceptable in form, purely wholesome
In composition, truly beneficial ia effect
and entirely free from every Objectionable
quality. Ii really i'll ne consuits q phy-
stefan; if constipated he uses the gentle
family laxative Syrup Of Figs.
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FOR TuE ctEE COINAGE OF SILVER


ports @. itttt-
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tal-i--l o. Favorable r-.-r- un ,he tiH pro-
f.---s -e- t-.- unrestricted coinage u SILVER,
- l--s---- A-- 4- $40 Jones p---- Inc N'ii
F--ea-
.ll- from and ait-- Size passage o. THIS
~ --s 81 -, 1-se--s : H-'l'y
$500. - -.
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THE EXPosTTTDv ABROAD.
A Movement Organized to- Get Europe
an Exhibits Here.

Most of the European countries have de-
clined to participate officially in the ex-
position but all of the foreign govern
ments have expressed determination II
encourage the exposition ana to lend it
moral support. OF the foreign countries
il is barely possible that Russia will make
a government exhibit, as the matter is
row being considered b. the cars gov
eminent. A letter received at exposition
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thence he was sent to represent his gov
eminent at the worlds fair, at Chicago
and in consequence of his wide range OF ex-
perence in artistic work, he was appointed
one of the board of judges for that group
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-18

The Poorest MAN III shs " oAhA
Can write 10 me ana receive by return man.
in a plain envelope, sealed. free, prescrip-
ton with full directions for a speedy, per-
manent and private home cure for Lost
Manhood, Nervous Debility, Atrophy, Night
Losses Varicocele etc. / will furnish the
medicine, il desired, cheaper than it would
be put UP at a drug store. Address q. B.
Wright. Box No. 1876. Marshall. Mich.
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TO FIGHT THE BOND ISSUE.
knights of labor Have Decided tn Re-
tnin Counsel for Vhmt purpOse.

Philadelphia, Pa, February 1.-THE gem
eral executive board of the knights or La
Dor i'm secret session yesterday, decided TO
retain eminent counsel and combat the BOND
issue of President Cleveland and Secretary
Carlisle as unauthorized and illegal. This
action is in line with the views OF General
Master Workman Sovereign, who has been
open in his denunciation of the bond issue
from its inception.
The board discussed the adoption of
new degree to be known as the primary
degree. and will promugate work for the
degree during the present session. New or
ranizers are constantly being appointed,
nearly four hundred having been appoint
ed during the present session.
j. q. SchOufabcr has resigned the editor
ial chair and Master Workman Sovereign
viii assume temporary charge of the paper,
and will remain in this city for a number
of months.
There is no one article in the line of medi-
cneS that gives so large a return Tor the
money as a good porous Strengthening plaS-
ter such Carriers Smart Weed and Bella
donna BaclSache Plasters.
Four Ballots In Delaware.
Dover. Del, February 15.-Four ballots
were taken for United States senator to-
day and the democratic members 1id cen
siderable shifting. The first bail)t resulted:
Higgins republican, 3; AddichS, IepdLliCan,
<. Massey republican. 4; Wolcott, democrat {,
7; Bayard. democrat, 3; f. l.. Martin, demo-
crat /; absent >
on the second ballot one Wolcott n an
and three Bayard men went 20 Martin,
making his vote five.
ON the third ballot, Martins vote dropped
IN z and Wolcotts increased to :. The
fourth ballot was the same as the THO.
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WANr~FD-An experienced lady teacher
tq preTsre q young girl for The junior
class al Wesleyan Female college, Macon,
Ga, and teach vocal and Instrumental
music. References given and required.
Address. with stamp. John n. Brown,
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Prixcs Tor E.srrn nisplays.
The committee on agriculture li1S decided
- otror tba following urpiniulrls cor county


Total -.--'---'T'~
In this competition, field and FORAGE crops
coIlpt fftv POINTS garden and orchard
products fifteen points homo Industries,
hltfer. cheese, preserved fruits and veGe-
tables meats bread, cakes, etc, fifteen
noints and artistic arrangement Of dis
r,lav twenty points.
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Would you have pure food" Use DR..
Prices Baking Powder, as its absolutely
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En1E ESQ Instant relief final cars in s few days,
EG%s "a sal never rs-u-r-; " pur-e: 70 saivs;
..Sstaf no s1uuos4-o-y. k@e tE mailed free.
A1---Ses ~ j. MASON. -oz- 53. Sew FORK City, y 4.
4EanL.oG The Constitution.
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Exact as n well regulated clocl-results
accomplished with Or. Prices Baking Pow
der.
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= ta1L-- .r a -.---. -li-h IS better or
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MUST MAKE AN EXHIBIT.
JacksOnviIIe's BOARD of Trade Wants
Florida Represented in Atlanta.

Jacksonville Fla, February Ii.-(Speclal)
The Jacksonville board of trade, at its
regular monthly meeting, gave unanimous
passage to the following preamble ana
resolutions:
''Whereas, The Cotton States and Inter
national exposition to be held at Atlanta,
Ga. from September TO December IncIu-
sive, 1885, will be the largest ana most
extensive exposition ever held IN the
southern states. and.
Whereas, 1t is the utmost Importance
that Florida be duly represented WIN
fun and complete exhibit of her products
and resources chat shall be coTancnsaro'e-
with her greatness and in keeping with
those from her sister states wen IS
foreign countries, therefore, be it
"Resoived, That this board unqualifedly
endorses the movement TO have Florida
suitably represented at the SAID eXposl-
Resolved, That the Representatives from
Florida in the state Legislature be and
hereby are urged to vote for an appropria-
ton for a state exhibit at such EXPOSE
'ResoIved, That the county commission
ers of Duyal county DC and are ac3f'y
urged TO make a suitable appropriation
Tor an exhibit from DuvaI county. at said
exposition.
Resolved. That the people OF Jackson
vile and Duval county be and are hereby
requested to give their aid and encourage
prent in every possible way TO this move
ment to the end that DuvaI county may
not be behind other sections OF the state
in this important matter.
I<iIauea VIII Be Coming.
A concession was granted Z. w. TIC
Conne.l to produce az the Cotton States
and International exposition the burning
volcano of F~ilauea. This is the largest &C
tive volcano in the world, with = crater
three miles across. 1t Is situated on the
side of Mt. Mauna Loa, about four thou
sand feet above sea level. and ten miles
from the Pacific ocean. According 70 the
mythology of the Hawaiian islands Pcle
was the goddess of fire, and when pursued
by her lover the god of the ocean, she
took refuge on MaUna LOa, where, sur
rounded by fire she was able to defy HIM
1t is the custom of the Hawaiian priests,
of kahunas. to pray 10 Pcie for what they
want When &ilauea was in eruption Pete
was supposed TO be angry ana the priests
would go as near as possible to the crater
and sacrifice animals and sometimes chill
dren 10 appCase her wrath. The goddess
l'eIe in this production. Will be represented
as rising from the flames in answer 10 the
prayers OF kahuna. SEe wlll be 2rTs"catei
by a Hawaiian girl, selected for neg beauty.
Native Hawaiian singers, singing the SONGS
of their religion, viii also Toe introduced
lilcr, are the identical court singers main
tanned by King kalakaua.
Prizes Tor EaTu displays.
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Would you have a strong baking pow
der? Use DR.. Prices. It's absolutel!
pure.
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not one la
the public
the wish Of
:. Thus alb
ia
blished be-
cen Mrs.
Pinkham
and her
army OF
uatinutS.
and she
freely So
licits n let
ter from
any wo-
man Tlch
or poor,
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ESPECIAL TO OUR LADY READE1s1
OF the thousands of letters received
from women all over the world by Mrs.
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HI SEGaEi

Mrs. Campbell Wishes Her Letter Pub
Iished SO that the Truth HAY Be
known.