davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1898-12-08
List of Callers.

Among these who called during the after
noon Were: W. j. Boardman, president Of
the board of directors of the Emergency
Hospital: Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Blount and
Miss Blount, John b. Wight Mrs. H. Ran
dali Webb. DR.. William H. Hawkes., DR.
r. B. Carmichael, Miss Mary Mason Dr.
S. NJ. Burnett, DIR. and Mrs. l.. L. Tomp-
kins, J. c. Hoyle, Mr.. and Mrs Henry En-
glish, Capt. A. L. Portman, DIR. j. H. Mum
dell, DR.. w. p. Carr. Mrs. Merton Smith,
Or. n. L. E. Johnson, DIR. L. Z. Morse
Dr. L. A Clayton. Mrs. Goddard, Miss
Gale, Dr. Anita Newcomb McGee. Miss
Resley, superintendent of the nurses at
the hospital of the Washington Asylum;
Miss Underhill superintendent of the nurses
at the Columbian Hospital; Miss Barron
DR.. A r. Thomas, DR.. Wallace Johnson
DR.. Charles E. O'Connor, c. A Reagan,
Dr. Mcdonald. Miss White, DR.. and Mrs
W C. Woodward, c. A. Langley. Miss
Garfield Hospital, and her assistant, Miss
Paxton: Miss Gannin. DR. Francis NJ Mes
mith, DR. V. b. Jackson, Miss jackson
Dr. A. w. Boswell, Dr. Z. F. Cummiskey,
Mrs. C. 3. King, DIR. A. r. Shands, the
Misses Simms, Joyce and Smith of the
Washington Asylum Hospital; William r.
Moulden, S. A. Blackburn B. f. BurtwelI
the Misses Foster. the Misses Whitman
Mrs s b. Cooper, Mrs. Beverly Kennon
Mrs. Price, Marshall ,Hilleary, Miss Mamie
ndillleary. n Mrs j. Taber Johnson. Mrs. T.
,. Childs, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. West Mrs
Arnold Hague, d. W. Prentiss. jr.. Mrs
NJ. b. McReynolds, the Misses Heller. Mrs
Schermerhorn and Miss Schermerhorn, Miss
H. }. Easly, DR.. Henry d. Fry. Miss Eher-
sole the superintendent of nurses at Freed
mems Hospital; Mrs. J. E. Allen. Miss De
Grafenreid, Miss C. NJ. Moran, Miss Wag-
ner, Miss Jennie NJ. Dauchy. Miss NJ
Walsh. Miss Lowe and Rev and Mrs
Louis G. Wood
Evening star., 1898-12-08

Two-story frame dwelling. No 80 P sire
northeast, at auction by trustees tomorrC
afternoon at o'clock. See advertisement
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-03
q lem OJCZYSTEJ.

- Poznah. (Agitacja Lshstys.
TOW " sPrawsOh koScislnycb). 2 sw.
k,zsrza piszs: EDNA 2 en-. obrsdo.
wall tn nieuiscoy kasolioy Prey sam
knietyoh drs~iach " sprawie kosoio
"a, ktorego budows many rospoc.sc
seras ma wiosne. Zebrsli sic nile M
to, seby prsyjsc nam w;pomoc i 70.
ssy6 workami swemi. Chodsiio i'm
tylko o ,obrone ssgroaooej MEM
osysny", ssby " nowym kosoisle, -
nssse pienisdss budowsnym, misli
niemieokie kassnia co nisdsiele. To.
by i'm sic oozywiSois bsrdso podobs.
10. Ts ioh asdania rosbiiy sic jskos
przy saradseh. Pobudke do ssgo
sebrsois dali jsoyS tataj nissnsai lu-
dsis, najvieosj ssS - ten agitovsli
tatsjsi nsuosyeisls I 70 TAX. feby sse
o ten pelsey ME dewisdsisli. Csy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-03
Dwie r~Ocznice.

Po upsdku p~owstanis listopsdowe.
60 " roku 1881 .rozumieli wssyscy
ludrie ucsciwi sprawie nsrodowej
ssossrre oddsni, 70 Polski ME be.
d.is, dop6ki Id polski ME usysks
praw obywstelskiob, dopoki ME O.
s~ieOi sic ! ME Podz ~ignie : uposls
dsenia spoieosoego. Nswes miedsy
sslsohss " ssborss rosyjskim ! v Ga
licji, - DO " ssborIe niemieokim
dswniej jua pshsscsysna byis znie
sions wielu snalszio sic tskiob,
kt6rsy sniesisnis p~shsrOsyruy ohoieli
1 domsgsli sic stanowoso. Niechesoi
sniesisniu ::pahssosyzoy musieli mil
cssc, DO wssyscy ludsie rozumni |
ucsoiwi miel, jedno sdsnie " tel
sprawie. Prssd rokiem 1848, jakby
o~dusodsiiy sic maggie narody, . pr.sd
iooymi . 9 nar6d polski. Psliiy
sic ssrss ! giowy, vssyscy syli No
dsiejs bli ,kisj zuisny % lspsse,
sdswsio sic, 70 SWAT csiy odradss
sic pod tchnieniem vislkioh hsssl
wolnotoi ! bratsrstwa. Oosekiwsno
Prsswrosa, ks6sy wasysttis ssosunti
smieui, Q nasssmu narodowi wr6oi
oispedlsgsoSS ! poswsl nan vseistd
nevs Pelska ..bss shlopa ! paaA".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-03
MACIEJ SZAREK
Opowiada bieg swego tycia
(Za seswoisniem ausora).

Bracia wioscisniei Chociaf kolsje
mego syois ME prredsss ~isjs MO sgo
d nsdswyossjoego, posssnowissm
stoli opiss6, jsk Omiem, w~srystko, 90
mi sic ~sdsrEyiO cd dsiscihssws a. 20
dsiS dzieh. Niechsj 10 psmissoiki
skromosgo roloiks polskisgo wskass
e~sytslnikom, jsk myls sic Of, ks6rsy
movie:
= Hs 90 nj tam 20 nsuosi Moi
esytsS 1 piss6 ME enisf. . 81,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-03
q krOniki
i wynalazk6w.
(Doko6czenie) J.

Oreonlo otrzymuJe sle dzien-
ME POI kwarty diament6w,
wagi oko1o 4 funt6w, CO pred.
stswia wartosci $4,000 dol.
Wszystkie djamenty, W stanie
surowym, sprzedaia sic hur.
townie syndykatowi londy6.
skiemu; ten je rozsyla do licz-
nych szliferni, W kt6rych, stra-
ciwszy nieraz dwie trzecie ma
wadze, otrzymuja ksztalt bry.
lant6w, ogolnie W handful spo.
tykanych.
Ostatnia tax smutna kata.
strofa, jaka zaszla W d. 16
z. m. W kopalni wsgla ,,Kr6.
Iowa Ludwika" ma G6rnym
Szlasku, nasuwa nam pare u
wag CO do wewnetrznego UREA
dzenia kopalni, W celu zabez-
pieczenia cd wybuchu gazu.
Niebezpiecze6stwo, grozace
wiecznie kopalniom wskutek
nagromadzenia sic gaz6w Ia.
two wybuchajacych, znane jest
cd bardzo dawna, ale W ODE.
cnem dopiero stuleciu zaczeto
sobie zdawac sprawe z niebez.
piecze6stwa, jake przedstawia
knrz weglowy, W kt6ry wszyst
kie kopalnie obfituja.
Gazy So niebezpieczne tylko
wtedy, gdy So W dusej proper
eli z powietrzem zmieszane, CO
moze mice miejsce W og6le
PREY wyjatkowo silnem ich
wydzielaniu, czemu zapobiega
prawie zawsze dok}adna wen.
tylacja. Kurz zas weglowy,
nieraz W m%inimalnej ilosci W
powietrzu zawieszony, moze
to ostatnie uczynic zdolnem do
wybuchu, CO sic tee bardzo
czesto zdarza. Ola Acislosci do
da1 naleay, IL ME wszystkie
gatunki wegla posiadajs jed.
nakowo }atwo wybuchajacy
kurz; a wiec kurz kopalni W
Staffordshire (Anglia) zupef
ME jest nieszkodliwy, podczas
gdy kopalnie walijskie zyska.
~ smutna slave wskutek ka.
tastrof, spowodowanych mad.
zwyczajna }atwopalnoscia swe-
60 kurzu wegla.
Zawartosc gaz6w W kopal.
mach zostala znakomicie
zmniejszona "a pomoca dosko-
nalego przewietrzania i villa
czania do szyb6w takiej ilosci
powietrza, izby jego m~isszani.
ma z gazami weglowemi ME
mogla sic juz zapalic. Daleko
trudniej za1atwic sic z kurzem
i pod tym wzglsdem DUO pc
zostaje jeszcze do zrobienia. w
celu zapobiezenia nadmierne-
mu tworzeniu sic kurzu stara
no sic jak najmniej miazdzyc
wegiel prey w~ydobywaniu;
zmniejszono szybkosc nalado.
wanych wagonik6w; kolejki,
a raczej LIME SYN uk}adane So
jak najstaranniej, ably uniknac
wstrzasnie1 PREY rozwozeniu
wegla wagonami, co ~spowodo-
waloby wieksze wydzielanie sic
kurzu; usuwa sic tee sposoba.
mi mechanicznemi nagroma
dzony kurz, oraz unika sic
wszystkiego, co mogloby pod.
niesc temperature W kopalni.
Srodki te jednak ME wystar
czaja j tylko dostateczna viii.
GOO moze zapobiedz wypad
BOW
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-03

p~owoaany do 20 90 pulku
do Kenigszrsou. Tam sspi-
sail mnis do sskoly ~wojskovsj, M 90
ale : nsjwieks.s oheois .godsilem,
bonn wyIlai. 70 tam beds uosyli poi
skiego jeryka. Gdy jednsk usays.a
lem 'niesrosumiala ola sisbis move
" tel sskole, wislos mis
to xasmuoilo, osisb2em te4 M duohu
naukowym ! oswiado.yiem, as tylko
" tym jssyku chloe sic uO.yc. kt6rym
m6wili moi ojcowie, kt6rsgo matks
mic nauczyaa. "a to s.o.srs vy.na.
ME pan kapitan ukaral mie sssscio.
are,..sI. poo.sm dalej
uczyc sis musialsm. ale juH Z wielks
nieohecis, 90 widzsc nauozyo.ele, do
pomogli mi do uwolnisnis sic Z owej
sskoly.
Wsiswssy rosbrat re sskola ME
misoks, ME przestawaism mysle6 o
nsuoe ojosyssym jszyku. G ly
otrsymalem list = domu, dawalem 20
sobie przsosyta6 swoim towsrsys.om,
q potem sam sic mad tym listen me
o.yiem, aeby 60 powt6rzye beg pc
mooy innych. l tax . kaAi lynn swoim
listen osynilem. q niskiedy prosilem
towarsyszy o hsty, kt6re i'm prsyoho.
dsily cd rodsic6w, to znowu zapyty.
walem sic ksprala swsgo, jsk sic ia
hub lima litera ~wymawia. l W ten
spos6b uo.so sic posnawa6 lisery pi.
sane, " kr6tkim czasie IAN sobis be-.
pomooy innyoh list przeozytaism.
Wiec .nowu podniosiem sic o jedsn
s.czsbsl wy.ej. Umiaiem orytac ME-
tylko drukowane, ale j pisaus litery.
Ciessylem sic, ale mi byio tego IA
malo: postanowiiem nauc.yc sic pi-
sac. w tym celu kupilsm kaiamar.
/. atrams-t,mi kaada wolns ohwile cd
siuaby wojskowej trawiiem ma nauce
p:sania. Otr.ymywans : domu listy
siutyiy mi "a v.orek do pisania, q
oiekiedy prosilem kaprala lub inne-
60 towarrys.a o objasnie aie, c.ego
jua Igo'a Pojat ME moglsm owych
lite.
Wieo mniejwieosj " try 6~ieroi
roku pOtraf'en sam listy pisywac do
tony, tylko mi inni towar.ys.e, k,6
ray , domu pisac umieli, aires ma
lisois podpisywali.
w lynn samym roku lS47 6w 20sy
Pulk .o'tal pr~zeniesiony Z Ksnigs-
grecu do czeskisj Pragi Ito ME ko
lejs telaxns, ale marszem oztero-
dniowym. Pc drodse dziwilsm sic
bardzo. widsac po kwatsraoh " C.e-
chsoh woale inns ~zwyczajs ! obyora-
je, q osobliwie zamoanost, nispodo.
bna do nsszej nedsy " Gslicji.
w Pradae ma wiosne roku l84S
wybuchla rswolucja. Wtedy juA ME
byio oIasu de nauki, DO puik ls4ai "
Polu, q ME " k~asarni. Prage uspo-
kojooo, ale wiadoma rseoz, to skoro
" jsdnsm miejscu lud upomni sie
g&Sloo o swoje prawa. to l W innyoh
Podnosic sic saozynsjs giosy.
w pr.ewidywaniu rewoluoyjnyob
ro.ruch6w Pc innych miastacb, 9
osobliwie na Wegr.eoh, postanowio
no utwor.yc o.warts bataljony prsy
kaadym puiku . aoinisrsy, wybrs-
nyoh , tego puiku, po mai ~ieks.sj
o.sIci .onssyoh. Wiec ! mnis tr.A
10 to ssozesoie, Tenn wr6oil do Oh.
czysny, DO mic ~przsnissli do o.war
tego bataljonu do Nowego Ssc.a,
gdsis trocbe wiecej miaiem wolnego
a do nauki. Ale nisdiugo to
trwaio, DO wybuobio p~owstanis M
Wsgr.sch, wiec poszedi o.wsrty ba.
TALON ma Wegry do wojny .walozac
tyoh, 90 wolnosoi sic dobijali. Ma
szc.escie jednak pcstsnowiono utwo.
r.yc move plate bataljony, rowniea
W GsliOji. jsko rererws, ! ia wraz Z
innymi aonstymi toanisr.smi pr.s-
niesiOny .ostalem do owego pistego
bataljonu do Nowego Sscsa.
(Cisg dalssy nastspi).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-03

Poio Poohoci oCAy WiSCi0 WILL
perature kopalni, utrudniaiac
wentylacje.
81 Wtlaczanie do kopalni
wilgotnego ~powietrza, rozwie-
szanie mokrych pl6cien, prey.
k~rywanie mokremi plachtami
~naladowanych wagon6w, ME
okazalo Isle zbyt praktycz.
mem.
A Polewanie mechaniczne,
badz "a pomocs beczek, jakich
W Europe uzywa straz ognio-
wa, bsdz umyslnie urzadzo.
nych wagonik6w, biegnacych
pc szynach, badz to "a pomo.
CO zwyczajnych rscznych pole.
waczek. Sposoby te bynajmniej
ME wystarczajs, gdyz sufty,
belki, rusztowonia p~ozostaja
niezwilzone.
s. Najlepsza metoda jest
bezwarunkowo polewanie "a
pomoca podziemnej kanaliza.
eli. Woda r~ozprowadzona jest
Pc calej kopalni rurami o g.
10 cm. srednicy, a liczne kra.
ny pow alaja "a pomocs rur
kauczukowych, zako1czonych
sitkiem, zraszac kazde m%iejsce
drobnym deszczykiem. Jeszcze
lepiej usywac sciesnionego pc.
wietrza; rury powietrzem
biegna wzdluz rur z woda; do
kaz lego sitka specjalns rurka
doplywa silny strumieh scie.
snionego powietrza, kt6ry dzia.
Ia, jake rozpylacz, samieniaiac
wode W mgls, kt6ra juz abso-
lutnie wszedzie przenika.
Ten ostatni spos6b wcale
dobrej wentylacji ME przeszka.
dza, ale jest nader kosztowny.
Jake przyklad takiego UREA
dzenia przytoczymy szyb May
bach, pod Sarrbrueck. D}ugosc
ogolna kanalizacji - $1,000
metr6w, zas krano W
czy jest ~. Szczssliwe kopal-
ME, kt6rych srodki fnansowe i
warunki eksploatacji ma takie
urzadzenie pozwalaja! w ia.
kiej kopalni-smialo rec MOI,
~na-wybuchu ME bedzie.
Wspominalismy juz o samo
zapalaczu do gazu, opartym ma
zasadzie iskry elektrycznej. w
mieszkaniach, ME posiadajs.
cy baterji elektrycznej, MONA
zastosowac inny przyrzadzik.
Tu, jake zasade, prsy1eto VIA
snosc niekt6rych cia}, ae W sta
ME wielkiego rozdrobnienia
(platyna, palladium) rozAa
rzaja sic pod wplywem cisnie
mia gazu. w samozapalaczu
znajduje sic kraaek takiego
metalu, ~odpowiednio przygoto.
wany; gdy ciehki strumie6 ga.
zu wen uderzy, krazek tax sill
ME ten gaz pochlania, ze pra.
ca wytworzona podnosi tenn.
perature krszka, rozpalajsc 60
do ciemno-wisniowego koloru.
Wtedy j sam strumie1 gazu
sic zapala. Piomieh jego dziala
ma drucik platynowy, zakoG-
czony klapa, kt6ra gi6wny
kran gazowy zamyka, drucik
sic cd goraca rozcisga, klapa
sic otwiera, gl6wny strumie6
gazu sic zapala, a coraz wick.
sze goraco, d~zialajsce ma dru.
elk, j~eszcze bardziei 60 pod}u.
Ia, juz Supe1nie otwierajac
gi6wne uiscie ola pazu.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-03

duao Ola dokiadnego wypei.
nienia zadania, powt6re, ae
para podnosi o~czywiscie tenn.
perature kopalni, utrudniajsc
wentylacje.
81 Wtlaczanie do kopalni
wilgotnego ~powietrza, rozwie-
szanie mokrych Pl6cien, prey:
~krywanie mokremi plachtami
~naladowanych wagon6w, ME
okazalo Isle zbyt praktycz-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-03

swisdozs, ae lud woloy ] o~swieoony
o.ui sic jua pred so lssy. dis
te~mbardsiej csuje sic nsrodem pol
skim.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-03

fffeezfo lato, nastafa q WI xlma,
ale teraz rodsice juz ami slyszec ME
choieli o nance i m6wili, ze dobra
ons ola tyoh, kt6rym sic ME oboe ma
grunoie prsoowac. ale ohiop Z niej
ME wytyje ! paoem ME bed,is.
Siuchs}sm, co NO siono, ale nie
strscilem zamilowania do nauki.
Przez zime jsdns ! drugs, giy mat
ka p~rsyniosia jakisbsdz ~wiktuaiy,
s~awiniets " pspier zspisauy, braiem
wegiel Z komina i pissiem ma soianis
take litsry. jake by'y ma owym pa
pspierss. Pisaiem, ale nis wiedzia.
lem, 90 pisse. be liter podreosnyoh,
osyli ~pisanyoh ME znaiem. Ia mojs
bssgrsnins bsrd.o smutnis sic skeh
oryis, DO gdy maska .obaosy'a, ae
Gale bielons Soisne ~zapisaisn We
glen, nstenosas wsiefs lsske dose
CRUDE ! dslejae mic ksrac to 20 re-
ksoh, to 20 taraob, gizie lssks traf
10, prsyosen wcisa P~owsarssis:
- Me wslaJ soisoy. p~rosniskui
TAX wsr6d prsoy asyosne; | gore
osj oheci do prscy umyssowsj zbie.
gsa mi pisrwsss osesc syOis. w d.ie-
wietnsssym ssS roku strsciasm ojoa,
. wkr6tos poteu, DO " r. 1S45 oae
niiem sic ! objsssm gospodsrstwo M
sisbis.
Nisdiugo jedosk Oiessysem sic "
sposeosehsswis ~ sws fons, gdys
wsisli ale do wojska y r. 1846. mat
Ia sss possaa n drugisgo meta
srsym Va dslej gospodsrsswo.
Z,ns mejs posostsss ~ osss niso
grsniesony n ns,sj sseSsi s~sgo
gospedssssws, j. "a, jsss sskrus.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-11-17
Can 1t Be True

An exchange whose editor has been
married four times and has house full
of grown up daughters says:
"There are women who are comely,
there are women vino are homely,
though be careful how the latter thing
you say. There are women who are
wealthy, there are women who are
healthy, there are women who will
have their own way. There are wo-
men who are truthful, there are wo,
men who are youthful-were there ev-
er any women who are old1 There are
women who are sainted, there are wo-
men who are worth their weight in
gold. There are women who are
tender, there are women who are
slender, there are women who are
large, fat and red. There are women
who have married, there are women
who have tarried, there are women
who are talkless-but they're dead.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-11-17

very far by the Commission before
pay dirt would be reached. Gen.
Shafter has been ordered to come to
Washington to testify before tine Com
mission.
The Peace Commission had anoth-
er joint powwow, at PARIS, this week,
but they are still taking in the air
aud not ready to get down to business.
AS soon as the price we are to pay
Spain tor the Philippines, is agreed
upon, Mr.. Mckinley will notify the
Commission to settle the business.
The eminent gentleman, represent
ing the U. S., Canada and England.
who have for about a year been hold
ing occasional meetings for the pur-
pose OF trying to draw up treaty
settling the numerous disputes we
have with Canada, and incidentally
drawing high pay for themselves, are
now in session i'll Washington.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-11-17
Bishop M'Govern's Successor.

A successor to Right Rev. Thomas
McGovern, bishop of the Catholic
diocese OF Harrisburg, Pa, who died
a few months ago, will shortly be
chosen by the vatican. AS is usual in
such cases, three names have been
sent to Rome. They are Very Rev.
John ]. Koch, D. d., vicar general Of
the diocese and pastor of St. Edwards
church at Shamokin, Pa; Rev. DR..
Thomas F. Kennedy, of Overlook,
Pa, and Rev. Michael ]. O'Reilly, of
St. Joseph's church. Danville, Pa
Father Koch is German and an old
friend of Monsignor Schroeder. The
names were submitted in the order
named, but this order is not always
followed in making appointments, and
it is the opinion of those we'll inform,
ed that the choice will probably fal
on Rev. Father O'Reilly.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-11-17
QUAINT and Curious.

The strength of two horses equals
that of fifteen men.
In COSTA Rca canary birds, bull.
fnches and paroque,s are SPECIAL table
dainties.
1t is said tha, aH organized system
OF charity prevailed among the Egyp-
tains $500 years B. C.
Pet dogs in London, England, wear
chamois shoes when IN the house. to
protect polished floors from scratches.
Over a hundred persons disappear
in London, England, every year with
out leaving the slightest trace behind.
The paper church at Bergen, Nor
way, is made waterproof by coating
of quickllme, curdled milk and white
of egg.
The ancient custom of putting a
coin in the hand of the dead is still
occasionally followed In the rural dis
trlcts of France.
At the beginning OF recent thunder
storm, electrified drops were observed
that cracked family on reaching the
ground and emitted sparks.
While the wedding service is pro-
ceeding in Japan the bride kindles a
torch and the bridegroom lights a fire
from it and burns the wife's playthings.
A curious remedy for sleeplessness
is used by the inhabitants OF the Sam
oan islands. They confne a snake in
hollow bamboo and the kissing sound
emitted by the reptile is said TO quick
ly induce slumber.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-11-17
An Editor Loose.

This is the way the editor feels when
he does his sentiment in blank verse :
81 would fee from the c.ty's rule
and law-from Its fashions and forms
cut loosc-and 90 where the straw
berry grows on its straw and the goose
berry grows on It's goose where the
catnIp tree is climbed by the cat as
she clutches for her prey-the guile
less and unsuspecting rat on the rat.
tan bush at play; l will catch with
ease the saffron COW and the cowlet in
their glee, as they leap in joy from
bough to bough on the top of cow
slip tree; and list while the partridge
drums his drum and the woodchuck
chucks his wood, and the dog devours
the dogwood plum IN the primitive
solitude.
so let me drink from the moss
grown pump, that was hewn from the
pumpkin tree! Eat mush and milk
from "a rural stump, from folly and
fashions free-new gathered mush
from the mushroom vine, and milk
from the milkweed sweet-wlth pine
apple from the pine. And then to
the whitewashed dairy I'll turn, where
the dairymaid Fastening hies, her
ruddy and golden red butter to churn
from the milk of her butterflies and
I'll rse at morn with the earliest bird,
to the fragrant farmyard pass. and
watch while the farmer turns his herd
of grasshoppsrs out to grass,-Paeifc
UYf0H.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-11-17

Some interesting deductions may be
drawn from the October imports of
diamonds, cut and uncut, for the years
1897 and 1898. Last year the cut
stones reached $6S4,878; in 1898,
$945,5o3. The uncut stones were val
ued at $4S9,9Ss for 1897 and $751;
$40 for 1898. The great increase in
importations would seem to indicate,
firstly, a much greater surplus in the
hands of purchasers to invest in one
of the most useless of luxuries. In the
second place, the enormous increase
in the uncut stones imported would
indicate great development in the
diamond cutting industry in America.
The school directors of Honesdale
have begun a bitter crusade against
cigarette dealers OF that place who
have been selling them to school child
rem. At their last meeting the motion
was unanimously passed: That If evi-
dence is presented to the board that
any person in Honesdale has sold
cigarettes to any pupil under the age
of 16 years, such person will be proc.
cuted as per act of the Legislature Ct
1850.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-11-17
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, &C
Lucas County. -

Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm of
F. ]. Cheney & Co., doing business
in the City of Toledo, County and
State aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay the sum OF one hundred dol
.ars for each and every case of ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in mypresence, this sixth day of De-
cember, A. d. 1896.
<~, A. w. GLEASON,
loc) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials, free.
F. 7. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best. I'm
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-11-17
LABOR NOTES.

Ireland has 100 wooden manufactor-
les.
Prison shipwrights get SIS for nine
hours work.
Duluth lumber handlers get so cents
an hour.
1t costs $Goo to counterfeit a union
label in Illinois.
San Francisco plasterers have de-
manded 81 per day.
Unlonists operate six co. Operative
window glass plants.
The union label must be on all
Nashville city printing.
The percentage of successful strikes
of workmen is greater this year than
ever before.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-11-17
THE ILLS OF WOMEN
And How Mrs. Pinkham Helps
Overcome Them.

Mrs. MARY BoLLINeER, 11O1 Mariana
St., Chicago, ILL.,, to Mrs. Pinkham:
81 have been troubled for the past
two years with falling of the womb,
leucorrhea, pains over my body, sick
headaches, backache, nervousness and
weakness. tried doctors and various
remedies without relief. After taking
two bottles of your Vegetable Com
pound, the relief obtained was truly
wonderful. have now taken several
more bottles of your famous medicine,
and can say that am entirely cured"
Mrs. HENRY DoRB, No. s06 Findley St.,
Cincinnati, Ohio, to Mrs. Pinkham:
For a long time I suffered with
chronic Inflammation of the womb,
pain in abdomen and tearing- down
feeling. Was very nervous at times, and
so weak was hardly able to do any
thing. Was subject to headaches, also
troubled with leucorrhea. After doc
toring for many months with different
physicians, and getting n relief, had
given up all hope of being we'll
again when read of the great good
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound was doing. decided immedi-
ately to give it a trial. The result was
simply past belief. After taking four
bottles of Vegetable Compound and
using three packages of Sanative Wash
can say feel like a new woman. 1.
deem it my duty to announce the fact
to my fellow sufferers that Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable remedies have
entirely cured me of all my pains and
suffering. Ihave her alone to thank
for my recovery, for which am CRATE
/; full. May heaven bless her for the
good work she is doing for our sex"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1898-11-17
School Statistics.

Statistics of education recently col.
lected show that the public schools in
the United States have an enrolment
of I4,465,37I. All of them do not
60 to school every day, the average
daily attendance being o,747,o15
children. To teach these requires
the services of 400, ,325 instructors, of
whom I3o,s66 are male, and 269,oso
are female. There are 4o,o6S school
houses, and the value of all school
property is $455,94S,r64. The cost
of the public schools is $ISI.4s3,7So
per year, or 6I per capita of ropula-
tion. For each pupil it costs $1S,62.
On the basis of these and other figures
the assertion is made that the United
States, with but one-twentieth the
population of the world, within her
confines has one-third of the worlds
school children, and spends one-haf
of the amount spent by the world for
education.