THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COI NTJ, PA.
Agricultural.
Cnltore of Celery.
Celery plants mint bo kept growing. They
naver recover fully If tbey once receive a se
rious check. Avoid tearing or drying oft"
the roots. Set them out in May or June,
when In three or four leaves, in a small bod
of very rich soil, about four '.inches apart,
and well watered, without fall. Shelter
carefully from drying wind and hot sun
when set out, If cloudy, humid weather can
not be availed of. The final trenches should
be prepared as soon as early pea or onion
round Is clear in July. Let the soil In tho
In the trenches be very rich, and from a sur
face well exposed to the air. Enrich It
further with thoroughly well-aired and de
cayed manure. Raw manure la considered
to be a chief cause of the flabblness and
pipiness and almost deliquescent texture of
well grown stems. Lift the plants from the
temporary beds with the ball of soil attach
ed to the tuft of roots, and water promptly
to prevent any check In growth. If shading
is necewary don't continue It too long, nor
cut olTthe essential light too completely.
The dwarfer sorts of celery are now mot
liked. They ant easily grown, and have
the most ''nuttlness" of flavor. The blanch
ing of the stems Is affected by excluding
light from them, while at the same time the
heart of the plant and all the leaves must
remain fully open. As the stems begin to
spread, they are tied together just so much
as to keep them nearly erect, and to prevent
their breaking If earth Is used to etiolate the
stem, but a wrapping paper, bark, or even
a bottomless, fruit can may be used for this
purpose. Charcoal brnza or coal ashes an
swers well, is they exclude slugs and other
insects. And celery keeps well lifted and
set close together on a slightly damp 'cellar
floor, and filled between up to the leaves
(most of which may be removed) with per
fectly dry, clean, fresh coal ashes. This is
a safe and verr convenient mode, and celery
that has not been sufficiently blanched in
the garden will be fouud beautifully white
tender and sweet after being stored this way
for two or three months.
Reletting firass Lands.
, I have lately received many Inquiries on
different subjects, among which Is the best
way to renew old sod without breaking It up
to make good grass grow. This question I
am not able to answer; for experience teach
es me to turn it over, and give a thorough
good mixing of manure, composted, ode
ahovelfull of loam to one of dung, the whole
mixed with salt. The field is then reseeded
with good orchard grass seed and clover,
at the rate of 12 pounds of the latter, and
2 or 3 bushels of. the former, to the acre.
Let the land be thoroughly rolled before the
aecd is sown, and afterwards harrowed until
it is well covered. I would not advise sow-
tig any grain with it. If for pasture, it
ahould have a mixture of different kinds of
grass seed, but if for mowing I do not think
it should have anything except the orchard
grass which will come in early in June for cut
ting and in tha fall wilt mate fine feed jo turn
cattle on. A great many persons will say it
is wrong to feed off tbefcfter grass,, but'my
experience is that the more you feed orchard
grass, thejaore it will Btart out and become
thick and matted.
The question his been asked what to do
in a case where there is not the dung or
compost. I certainly say that I have ex
perienced the very best results from blood
guano mad into a compost and spread on
before a' rain storm. May 6th I used 3,400
pounds'of ft in this way, and I find where
the blood guano" is used on pasture, the cat
tle like it much better, and will eat much
closer where it is put. I suppose it is the
bone or salts of the blood guano which it
contains ,1 can say that any one using it
just atls season, on the pasture or mow
ing land, will be bountifully repaid for it
before fall. Country Qcntltman.
Harvesting Beans.
What is the best method of curing white
beans? I had last season about three acres
and after they were ripe cured them in small
heaps on the vines, and then carted in and
threshed at once (from the wagons), and on
cleaning up found about five per cent, ot
them yellow. Can this be avoided, and how
can I get these nut of the present crop? The
usual way of curing is to pull them and pile
in circular stacks around stakes, placing the
roots Inside next to the stake, and having
the tops outward. The little stack should
be thatched by binding long, straight straw
about the top of the stakes, so that the straw
will hacg down all around and beyond the
beans, thus shedding any rain which may
fall before the beans get dry. As soon as
dry they are to be carted to the barn and
threshed. If the stacks are too large the
beans will not dry quickly, and discolored
beans will be the result, or, if not protected
lrom wet weather, some of them will be
stained. The only way to get them out is
by hand picking. This can be done quite
rapidly if the beans a bushel at a time are
spread on a large table,baving a sheet spread
over it, ho that the discolored ones will show
plainly. Hand picked beans will always
sell quickly, and at present prices it pays to
sort them thus, as the work can be done by
children mostly,;and is not expensive.
New System of Wheat Culture.
In Lancaster county some of the farmers
have adopted this method of raising wheat
with great Buccess : The wheat is sown in
rows four inches in width and seven inches
apart, giving sufficient room to run the rul
tlvator through in the spring of the year,
very much like hoe-harrowing corn. Tho
cultivator is a simple arrangement which is
attached to the drill and worked by tw
horses, which walk between the rows of the
wheat. The wheat Is worked In this way
just as soon as the frost leaves the ground
and afterwards about the 20th of April 8gai
when the clover and timothy are sown. Tb
results of this new plan of cultivating wheat
were Gl and 10 pounds to the acre last year,
and the promise the coming harvest Is I
every respect as bright. The straw is S to
6 feet 1 Inch hlgb, and the' head of wheat
4 to 4 inches in length, Mr. Grlesemer
thinks that without any exaggeration the
yield oi wheat will be fourty.five bushels.
Why MtKee Wasn't la.
"Is Mr, McKee In?" The gentleman who
asked the question' was a mild mannered in
dlrldual, and resembled a clergyman in ap
pearance. Mr. Tusch, of whom the ques
tion was asked, replied in the negative.
"Will be in soon Tj asked the meek one.
"I think not," answered Mr, Tutch.
"I bare not seen him for some time, and
I am afraid I would not know him."
"He's no doubt changed a great deal since
you saw him lost," returned the monosylla
ble Tusch.
"Do you know where I would be likely to
find him," asked the visitor.
"Ho did not say whero ho was going."
"Is there any place tho he frequents?"
"He Is no doubt In one or two- places, but
they're a good ways from here, and he prob
ably would not like to bo disturbed,"
"Can I sit down nnd wait ?" asked the
gentleman.
"Oh, certainly I John give tho gentleman
a chair."
The gentleman waited for Iwo hours ond
then became uneasy ; finally ho asked.
"Is there any possibility of his being In
to-day?"
"No I think not."
"How long since?"
"Six months."
"How Is that?"
"He's dead."
"Why tho devil didn't you Bay so?"
"You didn't ask me."
Then the gentleman pulled out two quarts
of hair, kicked over a table, nnd fired two
damns at Tusch. John fell off the office stool
struck the floor with his school end and,
made a dent tho shape of two butter crack
ers in the floor, nnd Mr. Tusch remarking
that "somejpeoplo didn't know enough to
ask for what they wanted," went into exec
utive session with tho man.
The Lincoln Assassination.
Ueti. I'ittman, the well-known phono
erttulier, who now lives in Cincinnati, and
who was tho official reporter at the trial of
e conspirators for the assassination of Mr.
Lincoln, says there is no doubt of Mrs. Stir
ratt's innocence of ady participation in the
crime. The grave oiunuers wnicn grew out
the assassination trial were duo to tho
eory Mr. Stanton entertained, that Hooth
as the active instrument in a great conpir-
acy, the dictatory power of which was the
rebel government. Mrs. burratt was hang
ed for complicity in the assassination plot,
of which she was entirely ignorant, nnd
poor Spangler was sent to Dry Tortugas be
cause a long rope was found in Ins carpet
sack, with which it was hupposed Mr, Lin
coln was to bo bound, when in fact no other
so was to be made of it than tho catching
of crabs. Spangler had simply "borrowed"
the rope from Ford's theatre for that pur
pose. The testimony went to show that the ass
assination of Lincoln was a sudden resolu
tion of Hooth ou finding that tho President
was to visit tho theatre that night, and the
hasty conspiracy hatched up with Payne,
Atzerodt and Harold was confined exclusive-
to their knowledge and participation.
The fact is that Mr. Stanton, Judge Advo
cate Holt, Bingham and Hurnett and other
officers of tho government engaged in the
rosecution were somewhat unbalanced by
the imagined greatness of a conspiracy which
did not exist. Nothine but bucu n beliet
would justify the treatment to which the
prisoners were subjected,
The trial in the first two weeks was con
ducted in secret, and tho prisoners Harold,
Payne, Arzerodt and I think two others
were masked in a clo-o fitting helmet like a
white cap which just left a breathing nolfi
the mouth and nostrils. They were be
sides' manacled at tho wrists and ankles, and
to the latter were attached a heavy ball and
chain. Mrs. Surratt was not thus masked,
but she was manacled nt the feet through
out the trial. The masks were removed
when the trial became public, after the ex
piration of two weeks, when admission was
obtained to the court only by . the personal
sanction oT General Hunter by card.
Correspondent do you think the govern
ment sanctioned this severity toward the
prisoners?
Mr. Pittman Mr. blanton was the gov
ernment at that time. He was a man for
whom I still entertain a profound admira
tion ; a man of the Cromwell type, strong
but unfeeling, and who to obtain a desired
end would in an emergency play despot
trangely out of place under a Republican
form of government. For instance, what
should be more sacred than the private cor-
espondence of a citizen committed to the
public mails, yet by Mr. Stanton's orders I
assisted to open hundreds of letters that
passed through the general postoffice at
Washington, just after the assassination,
when every letter addressed to Canada was
thus stopped. Mr. Stanton's justitlcation
was that the agents of Jefferson Davis, who
were then in Canada, were the instigators of
the assassination plot. The letters opened
to detect these supposed machinations led to
very curious results in revealing other mat
ters not directly sought for, and many a
brilliant career of array officer and politic-
an was stultified by those revelations.which
they little thought would ever be seen by
the powerful war minister.
The recommendation to mercy for Mrs.
Surratt, signed by members of the court in
secret session, Andrew Johnson affirmed he
never bsw, and tho efforts of Miss Anna Sur
ratt to see President Johnson in behalf of
ber unfortunate mother were somehow cruel-
frustrated. An innocent matron was
anged and history is dumb as to who is re
sponsible for the irreparable wrong. Frant
ic efforts were made to connect John Surratt
ith the assassination plot ; but, fortunate
ly for him they were unsuccessful.
'At the name of George Washington, fel
low citizens," said a Centennial orator not
hundred miles from Boston, "tyranny
trembles like an Asplnwall leaf."
CHEAP
KANSAS LANDS
i r
We own and control the Hallway lands ot Trejo
County, Kansas, about equally du Wed ty I lie Kan
sas Faeine itallnay, wuleli i are veiunc at on
aerage ot 13 a per acre ou easy terms ot payment.
acinous UI tJU.cniuicui uiiiua OUU UU Ml'
ken as homestead by actual settlers.
These lands lie in the tireat umestone ncll ei icn
tral Kansas, the best winter wheat producing dls
trlclot the United states, jleldlng (rout Hi) to 33
uur i. lie r Acre.
The average yearly rainfall In this county Is near
ly 33 Inches per annum, one-third greater than In
the much-extolled Arkansas Valley, which has a
scan j rainiau oi less than 3 incnea per annum in
the name lonirltude
btork lUUI.ir ftad Wool jrowlnr r (fry Itrtuunrr.
atlif. T.e winters are short and mild, block
will live all the tear on crass 1 LIMnir blreams and
bprlngs are numerous. Pure water Is found lu wells
from W tow If et deep. The llr.lihlnt Clliu.t In
the W orld I No fever and ague there. No muddy or
Impassable roads. Plenty of nue building alne.
lime and band. These lands are belDK rapidly settled
by the best class of Northern and fcjisiern neonle.
and will so appreciate In value by the linprovemenU
now being made as to mako their purchase at pres
ent prices one the very bebt Investments that can
tie made, aside from the pratUa to be derived from
their cultivation. Members of our linn reside lu
Yva-beeney, ana win auow lanus at any time. A
namohleL irlilntr full information In reeard to aoU,
climate, water supply, c., will be sent free on re
quest. Auurcsif
Warren Eeeney & Co., fc
106 Dearborn St., Chicago,
OrWa-Keency, TrcgoOo., Kansas,
April 1, l8.-m
PUBLIC 8ALE HAND BILLS
Printed at this Office
ON SHOKTEST NOTICE AND AT THE
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
TUOMiS 11. llAHTMAN. ALBERT IlARTMAM,
THE RED FKONT,
Xv0:O"2"EnS' BLOCK.
HARTMAN BROS.,
UKALKltS IN
TEAS, CANNED FKUIT,
CIOAB.S,
TOBACCO.
sivurr,
CONFECTIONERY.
Spices, of all kinds, Glass & Quoonswaro,
FINE GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domostio Fruits,
AND GENERAL LINK OF
Family Provisions
4th door below Market street, Bloorasburg, ra.
IV Goods delivered to all parts ot tho town
April ar.n-tt
GILES'
LINIMENT IODIDE AMMONIA.
" trade: mark. "
Ciii-cn all I'a I ii In Man ami It east
TESTIMONIALS !
PnoLArsra 1'rF.iti (railing ot.tlie Womb.) A Won-
derlut cure. Nine jeura my ttirc suneieurwlth tills
itrriuit: complaint,. Miewas aiii'iniru uy uuctur ni
ter dnctor, went to the different hospitals where ru
inates are tieatfyt; tiled hem oil; wore inimlaires
and pessarle-t with only temporary relief. Her life
was, miserable. Wo applied Dr. tines' Mijlment.
Her relief was Immediate, hue U now well.
II. .McliKKMorr,
. 4U West 13th street, New York.
1 had (twelve stroke's of l'arai'sls. Jlj- leg, arm
and tongue were useless ; was obliged to use a cath
eter eviry day. Doctor (ires' Liniment Iodide of
Ammonia his cured n e. Will answer any Inquiries
so that all anilc'ed may know- or It,
.louv Ai-rti.. No -tu lirantord, Conn.
Chestnut Hill, 1'hll.idelphti, April 82. '76.
W. M. Giles, liq Dear Mr I used 'our Iodide of
Ammonia Liniment on flora Temple' hind pastern
Joint, she hid been'qulte lame; the envet was
wonderful: she wnks how quite well. Very re
spectfully jours,
A. WK1C1I.
1'. S. I am now using It on Littleton's right lore
leg.
a largo shoo boll on a valuable young horse was
removed by (Jlles' Llidinint Iodide of Anunonli.
SIIEI'llDKI) KNA1T,
Carpets, 15 sixth :ie.. New York.
Asthma Tho tortures and agonies I endured for
six jeurs. nono but those who luvu suffered with
this leirlble disease can know. My llfo was misera
ble, in desperation 1 tried Giles' Liniment Iodide of
Ammonia. II. gato me Instant roller. Used it In
ternally as well as externally.
lltOS. llRANlOAN,
127 west 27th street, New York.
I was In a dreaarul condition. Joints swollen,
fialn lntuisc. Injections or morphine Into my veins
ailed to relieve me. lilies' Iodide or Ammonia took
away iho deposits lrom my Joints. Iwantctery
one who sunns to know what will cure them.
KOllDYCK LOTIIBOP.
North Hyde Park. Lammollle co. Vt.
Another Sufferer cured. Discharged rrom the
Massachusetts (leneral Hospital as incurable, with
lnllammatory rheumatism lu m bhoulders, lingers
nnd feet; suffered fearfully for three ears, tried
everj thing ; lost nil hope. Dr. rules' Liniment Iod
ide of Ammonia effected a complete cure.
ELLEN MIlTlt,
No. 72 l'rane street. Fall inter, -Mats.
Sprains, splints, bruises, Lameness In horses,
Giles' Liniment Iodide of Ammonia Is a perfect spe
cific. No person who owns a horse should be with
out It.
M. ltODENS,
6C0 seventh avenue, New York.
In my family, and for the stock, I havo used (tile's
Liniment Iodide of Ammonia. It Is -unsurpassed,
and I am surprised at the many different maladies
lu which It 13 applicable. It gives tho utmost satis
faction. Iouk J, Carter,
Superintendent Eastern Pennsylvania Expcrlmen
tal Farm.
co c. end ti : nnd in Quarts at f2.&0, in which there
Is a great sating.
Trial size 25 cents .
SOU) by all DRramsTS.
N. J. I1:MII:KMI0TT, Agl. for llli.oin.biirK.
may 41, 'is-
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND
UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Tho attention of tho travelling nubile is resDect-
f ully lm Ilea to bonio oi the met Its of t his creiu hlirh-
wuy, in the eonihlcnt assertion ana bellur that no
other line uan oiler equal Inducements as a route ot I
iuruuu travel, in
Construction and Equipment
THE
PFNXSYLVAXIA KAILKOAD
stand confessed!' nt the head of American railways.
The track is ilouu.e tho entire length et the line, ol
tsi.ct.-i runs lain uu neat y ujk i iph, v nu it are emoeu
ded In a foundation of rock ballast eighteen inches
liiUfi'ii., ah uiiuires are or iron or none, aim uuui
upon i ne inosiapj'iou'U j lans, its passenger cars,
while eminently sale and bUOfetautial. ate at tho
bdiuu iuhu uiuueia ui comion ana elegance.
THE SAFETY APPLIANCES
In ue on this lino well lllustrato the tar-seclns and
uuiTtu iuiiuj ui us iiuiueineiu,iii uccoruance wiin
ulileu tlio utility only or an luiprou'ineut and not
Ita luai 11.13 UfVU I UO llUt'nllOll Ol I'OUBlUCrUUUU.
Amons many may- oe nouccu
TE2 blo:e system or SAFETY siouals,
JAS8SY COWLSB. BUFFER acJPUTFOBU
THE WHAETOH PATESIT SWITCH,
AND THE
WESTIHGHOUSK AIE-EIiAEE,
rormlliL' In conjunction with n perfect double track
and road-bed a combination ot btitegnards against
aceiuenui w men nave rendered mem practlcauy liu-
poasiuie.
Pullman Palace Cars
are run on all Express Trains
l rom New Vorki riilliuh-11iln( lluhhiiare mid
t IIKllllltflUlI,
Tu ( h Initio, Cliirlimnll, I.oiiIm IIIp, liullanatiolU I
tin u nil jiuuist
without ii.ic;i:,
and to all principal points In the tar West and South
In Uulon Depots, uud aie assured loalllmpoitant I
mm uin ono viiiuiKu 01 curs. Lonneciio ik tint inmin I
THE SCENERY
OF TUB
l'ENNSYIA'ANIA HOUTE
Is admitted to bo unsiiipa&sed In tho world for trran-
deur. beauty and variety, t-unerior rerr.whinnt r- I
climes aie provided. Emtilovres iiriwi.tii-i..niw nri
aueuine, anu it is an inevitable result that a trip by
the I'cnnsj ivanu ItaUroad must form I
A Pleasing an 1 Hencratls Experience.
Tickets tor sale at tho lowest rates at the Ticket I
unices of the Company In all Important cities and
FltaNK THOMPSON,
(leneral Manager,
P. KAIIMKTi.
(ien'l l'aaaeuger Agent,
, K. BIIOEMAKEH. 1'asa. Alreut Mldille nisn.
u Norm Third btreet, Uarrlsbure, P.
feb I, TS-ly
BL00MSBUUG
TANNE11Y.
ii. A, II milt. I KG
T ESI'ECTFULLY announces to the publlo
XV that be has reopened
SNYDER'S TANNERY,
(old stand) Dloomsburg, Pa., at the I
Porks of t
the Env and Uithl btreet
andXlght btrcet
roads, where all debcrTptlons ot I
leather will be made In the moat I
substantial and workmanlike manner, and sold at I
prices to suit the times. The hlguctt price Is cash I
wui at ui times n cuu tor
GREEN HIDES
of every description to the country. The public pat I
ornage is respeeuuiir bouciuju.
BIOOB-kbUlg, tU I,
OPIUM
ut4 MorphlM 1UUI bbsAlnM-r Msl ITMJ1I
AUff IT, 7M HAO
pan tnnkn mnnov faster ftt work for US than a
any thiuir clo Capital iiot required 1 wo wll
start you. f 19 per day at homo made by tho
Industrious. Men. women.! boys and rlrls
wanted everywhere ta work for us. Now is tho
time. Costly outllt and terms free. Address Tuck
Co., Augusta, Maine. March si, '7S-ly .
DPA.I3STTI3STC3-,
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
F. 110DINE. Iron Street Mow sec
ond, moorasburg, Pa., Is prepared to do al
kinds ot
PAINTING,
GLAZING,
awl
l'Al'Ell HANGING.
In the best stylos, at lowest prices, and at short
notice.
Parties having such work to do will save money
calling on me.
All work warranted to giro satisfaction. Orders
solicited
VM. F. 1SODINE.
March
GOLD.?
(ireat chance to mako mono". If you
ran g pom ou enn ci srecn
bucks. e need a rersun even
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Any ono can become u feumifcfcfii. atr.-nt. The most
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price is so low thatalmot everybody subscribes.
Oneapcnt reports making' ovtrtitoinn wvvk. A
lady agent reports taking over 400 aubsci lbers In ten
das. All who engage make money fast, toucan
devote aU our time to the business, ir only jour
spare time. You need not be nway lrom home over
night. You can do Itaswellns others, mil partic
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send us jour address at once. It criKM tiothlDg to
try the business. No ono w ho engages falls to make
great ray. Address "'J he I'm pit's Journal," lort
land, Maine. aug. If, 'il-iy
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Thoroughly Cures Diseases optiii: Skw,
llEAVTIFIES THE COMI-LEXIO.V, l'KEVENTS
and Remedies Rheumatism and Gout,
iIeals Sores and Adrasions of the
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Tliis Standard External Remedy Jor Erup
tions, Sores and Injuries of the Skin, not only
removes from the. Complexion all Blem
ishes arisinc from local impurities of the
blood and obstruction of the pores, but also
those produced by the sun and wind, such as
tan and freckles. It renders the CUTICLE
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and being a wholesome beAutifier is far
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ALL THE REMEDIAL ADVANTAGES OF SUL
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Glenn's Sulphur Soup, which in addi
tion to its purifying effects, remedies and TRE
vents Rheumatism and Gout.
It also disinfects clothing and I.INEN
and PREVENTS diseases communicated by
contact with the ferson.
It'dissolves Dandruff, prevents bald
ness, and retards grayncss of the hair.
l'hysicians speak of it in high terms.
Prices 25 and 50 Cents per Cake; per
box to- vanes), ouc. anasi.xu.
N. B. The 50 cent cakes are triple the sire of those at
35 cents.
"HILL'S IIAIB ANI WHISKER DYE,"
uiack or Jirown. 30 Cents.
C . 5. CWTTESTOS, Prop'r, 7 Sixth Av., 5.T.
December 14, ls77-ly
ANTI-FAT
Th GREAT RF.UEUt' Tor
O OHOsPUIj U 3NTO E.
ALLAX'S AXTI-FAT
I jjurfly vepptiil)le anl pfrtVctly lianuk's. It acti
upon tin food In tlic Umiach, jimt-ntluff Its
lomrrtcl Into fat. TaUn lu ucronUiu ( with 01-
reel inns, ii miii reuure a rut pcraon rrom mo to nvt
pound per wrrk.
"('oiimUnei' Is not only a disease Ittulf, but the
liarbinKiT of others." bo wrote HIptiocratcB two
thouttiitl )i'iirtt ago, and what wa truu tlau 1 hoat
Hnlil hi' dm j eUis. nr KPTit- liv f-tnrn. mvin rp
Ctljit of tl.SU. uarter-Uozui Address,
BOTANIC MEDICINE CO., v
2rojrtctor, Jluffato. X, Y
May 24, ';s.-2m
ftl I II fl F 1 ncludlng Shooting Outfit.
HI NSJhEvoryCun Warranted.
UUI1U WllffwUt, Moore it JJrooki bu Louii
auff. n, 7T-iy li & a
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or oiuer com-
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Inventions That Have Been
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can make closer Kurehes, nnd wvure patents more
promptly, mid villi broader claims lliun thoauwha
afo remotu from Washington.
INVENTORS
sond us a model cr t-ketch of vour do Icq ; u n maVa
examinations free of cliarge.autl athlso as to patent,
ability. All conrfapoitdence ttrlctly coDfldentlal.
l'riccs low and NO (JHAIUIK UNLESS PATENT IS
bhCTHKl.
o rtler to cniclals in the Patent onicc, to ourcll
cuts In L'ery fctnie of Hie Union, ana tojourbena
tor and Kepreti'iitatl.e In Cuneress, ityectal reler
caeca tfUen licn desired, Adurcba
ODDOblto l'aUnt Oftlce. ahhlncton. li. C.
aprtl S,7Tts
Steel and Iron
Triple flange
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES;
Pat.nl In.td Ball Work suid
Uln(d Cap.
io uti com?uti wmtooT n 1 1
W. H. TERWILLIGER,
No. S HisIdeB Lne,
Xmi WUttut K. U TOlJL,
dee. 1, Ibll-ly
TlllSfAPEIISKEPT0M FILE
1 AT THE OFFICE OF,
mm
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rvcrWe AdTi'riUruieuU nl our
JXnVKisT VAHU UATi&i
Spriimg (BiDods I SpirMg (0wisi
Ucgs leave to inform his customers nnd the public that his stock is
now replete with nil tile Novelties for Spring and Bummer Wear,
consisting of new nnd beautiful styles of
ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
AT RTCT1TTCE.I1 "PRICES
tiny of which he is prepared to make up in the latest style.
Ilcady-mado cothing cheaper than ever.
Cheap Suits for men, Cheap suits for Youths,
Boys for Children.
all of the bcrft make and at tho lowest price.'.
Just received a full lino of all the latest styles in color and quality of
For Men, for Youths, for Boys Cheaper
than Ever.
A FULL LINE
OF THE
CELEBRATED
PEARL
SHIRT.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
BLOOMSBURG, DP-A..
J". ZE3Z- iLI-A-IZIE'S
Mammoth Grocery, corner of Main and Centre streets,
BLOOMSBURQ, ZP-A.-,
IS TUB rLAC'E TO OKT THE WOItTII OP YOUIt MONEY IK TIIU FINEST AND FRESHEST OF
Fancy Imported and DomosticlStaple Groceries of Every Description,
Qnsensware, Glassware, DM anfl Wjllowware,
Flour and Feed, Tobacco and Cigars,
AT BOTTOM PBIGES FOR CASH,
0K NICE FRESH PK0DUCE.
i wot
Then Buy N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT CO.
CHEMICAL PAINT,
it.. . and save onc-tliiid tho cost of painting, and get a paint that la much handsomer, and will
I.A.ST TWICK At. LONG AS ANYO'l'llElt PAINT.
Is prepared rradv tor use In white or any color desired. Is on many thousands ot tho finest bull '
n the country, many 'of which hare Inen painted blxjears. anduoiv look at well as whenaret painted
HE.MIUAI. r.MNT has taken First IMIEMIl'MS at twenty ot tho Mate Fairs of tho Union, bamplecard of
Colors sent free. Address N. y. EN A M K 1. PAINT uu lis Prince btreet, N. v.. or IIKniiy U
UEK &ON,AEents m, JlnrKct street. Philadelphia, I'a. July27,'j7.,
IS
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AND HAS THE
OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Terms $2.00 a Year.
Country Produce taken on Subscriptin.
THE DIFFERENT
IN THIS PAPER
are onxrxrsrr
OF THE INNUMERABLE
YwMy of I& ltt
AND MATERIAL
Iii the (CdmimMsim fiffe.
All kinds ol' Plain and Fancv
Printing lone on
at low rates.
OFFICE NORTH SIDE OF THE COURT HOUSE,
BLOOMSBURG, PA,
Celebrated library
EXTENSION LAMP !
Adapted to any room high or low
cell! Dir. Utw eri-d w tutlo u Lien lu
UM'.and rulbt-d y mert lv tourliln,
EtILY HirK HOU KI.I.SU.
l.UiH wlili out remoMutr chimney,
(iuito ascoiitjilent us jran, uml ut
the expt-nse. 'lhe baiuu extfn
sion pnticlpio la appltfti to oil our
chuuUttllera not uxi't-t'dlnt; fl Hu'lita.
Iho udrantagt'S nr$t Increased
lttjut 11 It fame conjbumpUou ol
oil, by having tim light whom
uuntedi hiifetv. cuunot l knock.
ed oer or iet. '1 lie extension
ui&Limivry n bimpie, ami canuoi
possibly ifle way. I'utsof KAteD
slon lamp and cli and cliffy t all
Hilts lurnlMhed trte Wu hell all
lamps liaMuL" merit.
A. J. NVKIDENKH,
Dealer In LAvr andduwiKK.
SO b. bee on U birect, 1 'LI la da.
ESPY PLANING MILL.
'I lie unUimlfc'ued li bMu ct UieKsny J'latliJL' Mill.
U prepared (o do all kloda o( mill wcrS,
Doors, Frames, Sash, Blinfls, etc.
loado to order on short notice. Satisfaction guar
anteed. ClUKLKa K II I'd.
lllociukburir, I'o.
VVTAINWItiailT & CO.,
WI10IJSUAU UI10CKIU1,
1'UIUDtLrUll,
Dealers In
TKAH, BYJIVrS, COFFKE, BUOAIt, MOLAMES,
hick, ncca, airiiiB eom, Ac, Ac
N. K. f orucrHcood and Arch btreeta,
I arordeni wUl recti vo prompt attenUon.
FOE
mm
SOLD ONLY BY
jkimw
STYLES OP TYPE
short notice and
hPCT l)Usl;.e!8 ou cun i nsuue lu. M to 120
Kp I 1 day made by any w orker or cither
UUU I "'x, rlfht in their own localities, l'or-
iwuiura uuu tampies worth 13 Iroe. Itnproio your
ppare time at this huslueiia. Addicss SiinkSk Vco..
rurtland. Maine. nmrcU it, Is-iy
k n a wteK In iour own tovn. fAnntnt. fwn.
i.ujih, jiruaer ii ou wani a ou&ineas
at v hlch piTbons of eliber tex cun make
trrpnt mv nil Itm tin.. . .t. .. .....
Jnarch w, -Jiy "' " Lu-' "'" "a,ne'
MALLEABLE IRON
HOOT & BUOti
SoIq Protector.
?or use In Hollinir MUls. Olafig
iioustb, uoai niuei and by
banners.
. r. Bciii'im. ratntee, 6
'Call, ore rndlr circular,
KILLS all the
FLIES in
room in TWO
HOURS. C
IOC. worth
will kill
sore flic l
Ibin $10
worth of
rir vp,
No dirt,
no troubU,
Soldtiy
Piuccim
WHIM,
Btulc
ButTtlo.N.Y,
July U, J9-4w,
laraaan
msum
Mtdlclnc Co..
INVALIDS' HOTEL.
icoplo nhft ilfcUy
lr 'Itlnc ami (mrrnr .inclAK ;l w Ui lifn . rrn I'rnt
II liirewnry Hint the fuumhr uf tliln histllu (in tlinul.l
nil a WW on l irrail'l Hi1 riimlnodloiil irale
for Hit Ir entertainment iiii'l coinrnrt.
AHVANTAOI-Jt (IKFEUHD-The InralMi' llotrt
I. moro cnroplele In lis ahliulntnunta ill"""",''"'';
ar IMtltutlun In Hie worl l. 1 lie liulMim l lrrt
In one of the nioel healtliful ami drelnilile Kirllpn of
tlie City of llniralo, anl cmnmandi a tine vk w nr l.aVp
Krle. Mairara Ither, nnd tlio Fiirronndlntf country,
uelnt altuateil In tlio mldrt of an etlrimlve mttm
of beautiful ra'a The Hotel la furnHliwl with a
liatent aafttv pamenrcr tlctator, to convey patient;
lo and from (lie dlflcrent Uoorlt It provided with all
kinds of approved bntlihand lint al"o connected ltll
it a wcli-al'polntad nmnaslum and howling alley to
afford lirot r minus of cxcrclae.
I'llltoMO nlKaE8 or nil forn whether reqtilr
linr medical, turttlcal, or liiichnnlciil, treatment, come
within the province of our nevernl ipeclaltk't.
ntaKASEN or OMI-Nr.tlieclallr are tlic r.iclll
tlet of thH Inflnnaryor a minrlor order at n (tards
Ilia remedial ineant and appliances for the cure of
all thovi clironlc dltcatet lavullar lo female. Tho
cmnloimint. In moderation, of tonic, chcnilciil,
I'leclro-thennal, and other approved tmtlit, It In
wanr ca-H't an Invahiahtc auxllLiry to tlie rimedlal
means to which c resort In nidi enfe. Dry friction
to the tnrface, rentnil plinmpooln?, Bfledlsli move
ments, and light eall.llienle mrrlsca, to inllven and
intiallzethe circulation of the Idood In tlie tjetein.
nlleve eoniretU'd parK lmproc tllgoMlon, and
Itrenirtlien the mu-cki, pinlntv linporunt ljein.r.1 lal
ri Bulls In all cawt to v,hlch these meant are nppllci;.
1,1a M riperlmclitlint It nsorleil lo In tliu Iwat.
merit. The most anprnveil medicines are carefully
eitiriloted, mid the Judicious rcpilatlon of Hh; dlit,
to suit' the coiulllloiiortliopalliiit.lhetlioroiiiiliTeii.
1 Ullon of tho tleeplne apartment, tho cheering Inv
Iliicnce of music, bocIM InUrcours.;, Innoiint ntmt
for an-nsement. and nil those afi nrles which Hod to
arouse tho mind of tho pjllint rrmn ill spondency,
and Ihns promote recovery, are not neglected.
NKIIVOIH lr.AKH.-t,arnl)sK Ppllrpsy (Flltl,
rhorea Ist.Vltus'a llance), nnd other nervous nflec
llolis, riceuc the attention of nnjpot In lint iff.
clilty, t'v which Hie grentest skill Is attained and Clio
most happy remits secured.
VTSU l)ISK.t5t.-Thls division of the prvctlce In
the lnvalhU'llotil Is very iihly manaued l.y a gen
tUmnn of mature Imlgnnnt and skill, llnnchlal.
'J liroaL mi l I.nng I)lia.e are w ry l irgi ly trcaled
In tills d( li irlllii lit. and v. III, reslllls v. hhli have hn
i lglily gralll) Ing lo holh ph) slclan and patlenta.
EVK AMI r-IL-S.eclnl attenlloii Is glvill to tho
Ocllcato operntlons on tho e;o and ear, a dlitln
Mlsl ed oiulIK and aurl.t King uiidi r engagement
to conduct this branch or the practice.
Invalids arriving In the city nnd d ring to i con.
suit us, tliouM conic illrecUy lo the llot I. It It enslly I
ficcMs Ido hv cnrrlage, oumlhus, or str.i.1 cart. Mltj
IEB'8 Oimitlms Agcnk on all Incoming tri nt, can
be relleil upon lo di liver pasacngcri and baggage
with security and dispatch.
Address It V,lMLIurr.M.U.V-o,ld-. lllspeD
auy and Invalids' lloul, lluUnlo, N. 1.
top. m, 'i7-tr
riv fi iratj. r nc rnr pm ciaiibi. in
ALT.SaCT.oiv
cOFttS DtSFMES Of THt- -
THROAT. UINGS.UVER & BLOOU
In the womlerfut mctticlnc (onhich Uic a HI I c ted
ate nuoc tinecteii lor reiicr, tne uucoerer be
)igC4 lie lias roinhiiieil m hurmonu more of Na
irn ea r-otcieipii eiinUlvo propertica, ulticli (io
lias liisliiicil Into tho celalilc kingdom for heal
iii(f tho sick, limn Mere ctor Pefore comhlncd In
one medicine. The o lilcnrc of this fact l fimiui In
the cicntiarietr of most ohstlnate diseased which
It litis Ijpcn found to compter. In tho ctnc nf
UroncliltUi Sovoro :uii(lit, nnd the cnity
elnpes of Coiitjiimptioiii It li.n aalnnlshcd the
medical faculty, and eminent physicians pro-nmiiu-c
U ihc frientcst medical discovery of the
ape. While it cine the severest Conght, it
Mienp-ihen-t tho bystcm and pttr.f let tlio
Mood, llv its great nnd thnrnugli blotnl-purlfv.
lii pinpcrtles, It cures nil Iliimorft, from the
"iFi arriiiuia to n ronimon iiitnciif iiin
nh. nr llriiulluii. Mercurial dUe.ie. ilhieiu
J'dibouF, :iud their c fleets, me cindkc.itcd, and
ilfrorous health nnd a sountl constitution estnh
Iished. lr evlpelns.i Saltrliciinit Kevcr
Sorewt Scnly uv Hough Sltln. in short, nil
lhe jmmeroua iliteases c.iiocd bv b.id hloiMt, arc
ctMi'jueien nr "ia jioMeiiui, puniyin, auu ui'
lirorMln inctlicliip.
, If you feci dull, drowsy. dc-MUtated. have e.allnw
color id sklu, or i-llowilt hn-w u cjitiu nu face fir
IkxIv. fri'iiut'nt headache or tlizzlncsA. bad taste In
mouth, imcriial heal or chilli alleriutied uith hot
JlultCf, lnv t-pnlle, nnd plo-miv foielMKliticfl. tr
l uvular nppctlte, and Unique coal e. I. vmi nrc
Fuilerlus; lrom 1 (ii'pid Iilvi-rii llijiiitib
ncit.' In many of I.lvcp Cinn-
nliiliit" nuh' nart rd lhe-o pvhi i.itmii :nn u
piTieiii-ed. .'$ n i nni'dv' for nil tuh cases, lr,
r.eicu'a liihk'it .Medical 1 i-sCi ci ha- no eotrd.
in it e'liTl pet feci ruu-s, le..in (lie lier
bti eig Uieiud and neauny.
SOLO BY DRUGGISTS AT SI PF ' JTIU.
;re. tared liv It. V. l'iriK T. .11. -.Me
l-iDpricP-r, at lhe W oui.ii'a lUM'i-,.Ain,
Isep. 25, "TT-tf
Tho Lightest Running,
Tho Simplest,
The Most Durablo,
Tho Most Popular
SEWING MACHINES.
Jt it cattlf understood, makes th
double-thread lot-k-atttch, iru self
rectilutluc tciialon anil tnke-up9
and will do the wliolo runyo of amity
trorA: without cbmiiee
17ie ' Doiueitllo-' imudeinthe moat
durable manner, with conical eteel
tearing and compeneaUny jour twit
throughout
PAPER FASHIONS,
rAfjofirlA.TT13imH for
ladlee', im(hj'( and children' dree,
are cut on a ysteiu uuperlor to any
in use, and ran be understood by inf
oue. J-itl directional and illustration
on'eaeh envelope,
fiend Five Cents for illustrated Cata
logue of lOOU Fathions, t
8ewlnff MacMno Co., New York.
I. W. HARTMAN,
IptliMf Farer Faslis
Bloomsbur,
December II, laTI-ly
PATENTS.
V, A. Lchmann, Solicitor of American and Foreign
1'atents, WatbltgUm, d.O. All buslnets connected
with Patents,; whether UforeUie ratent Office or
the Courts, promptly attended lo. No charge mule
unleai patent Is hoc wed. bend fork cucular.
Miyt.'JI-bllU W-
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From a Pliysioian.
NnkTII llvliK I'Altlr. Vn.. T. tflra.
MfRRrn. Melh W, Fettle A Soni, Hoston, Mafl.i
Oentlpmen Von may porlinpa remember that
tvrute )uu several urekSHKU In regatil lolhe uocf
the "l'lTtivl'ii Njrup' for my wife, who was suffer
Inirrrom freneral ileMHty, tlie sequeneo of typhoid
il) writer)-, I hail trleil llio moat not-d plijslclnus In
tbliMate nnd nlso In Canada. vll limit relief. At
your recoiiiinTiOatlon nhcrominenred tlio uo of tho
syrup, tiiciiw four bollle made but littlu Im-
presslon, but while laklntr tlio lltlli aim herjan lolm
tirotc rapidly, and now, nmr uung alx oftbo dollar
bottles she refrained her strength und liable to do
most of tho work about the house , nnd I feel that I
cannot speak too Mlily In pralseof ivruflan syrup.
I have rre.sentieil It In fcemal of my patients, nnd
hate procured the sale of several dozen ot It here.
i su can mako any uso of this letter that ou beo fit
Yours vtry truly,
J I, J1. At. II.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
CUIIKS
ny))cpia, Liver Complaint, Dropmj, Chronic
mnmuta, limit, jcrvmi ycctiont,
Ciltt and levers, Humor, Lou
of OmititutionalV!gor,XeU' '
ratgia, Female Com
plainti and
All lUiseases
OIIKIIXATINO IN A
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD,
bt accompanied by
DEBILITY
A Low State of the Fyfslcni.
I'ltoji iu:v. joiix -iti:c'ouv,
Pastor of the lYeikyan Methodist Chxtrch at
lwsion, JMterne voutwj, ra.
My Dear Sir llavlne nt various tlmos. ncrsonnllv.
nnd In my own ond other families, tested the irreat
valueot the medlclno called I'KIUIVIAN SYltlll', or
1'HOTKCI EU SOLUTION OF PltOTOXIDE OK IKOV
I most cheerfully neommend It, especially to those
who aro suffering from dspeptlc and nervous disor
ders. As a reliable and powerful alterative, It Is, I
think, unsurpassed s jtnd as a tonic, tree from all tho
objectionable features ot alcoholic remedies, It Is a
most efficient Auxllllury to the temperance cause,
ono of tho srrculest hindrances to the temperance
rcrorm at present is, as 1 mink, the mcaicaiusoot
alcoholic stimulants. Whatever may bo argued as
to the necessity In certain cases, wo nave in the I'E
IIUAVIAN tjYltur, nsate and efficient substitute
for those dangerous remedies. This testimony Is
Blten unsolicited, with the bono that some who are
not luquslntod with the valuable properties of the
medlclno may be Induced to give It a trial.
Yours truly,
JOHN HUEOOHY.
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lir.A.G.OLIN'S
kr-Ht-aU
llnpiul.
7M Lul 1
IV . i. ,ii . -
un ri votrajra,,
ll DUaiwM of ft I'rlrftte hfttun, multlttf front urlj Bbiive
f Infection "f Itliw fi. Hcuilnal VckLnrwodciiit
KmlMilwii, Lohs of Mtmorr, Impaired M(bts Ixxi
Manhood or Impotrnrj rttmom Urbllllr. verm
tinily cuwji dlM(r lh ItUiadtr( Itldnrys, I.I v en
I,unS Aalrt'im, Cfttvrh. 111m, 1I Cbrontu Ulteuw, tod
KAnTlMOf I'KUAI.EH, )UM to i.U trvaLntrot. Dr.Uta
(im litvl )lf long itwrlanif, ftnd cum wliirt othm tti. lit
Ua-rvluftUof tlia lUftrmwi Br hoot, uin do mwrurv. bM th
lnrve.tfin.tJ.oiii thi U.S. I.AUIKttnqulrlng Itwumrot wtlh
prlt utc homo ftni botvd, rail or vt fit. tnr caovrnimrt far
ttii.u. Srml fifty rtnU fnf lamoU of Rubtwr tioojj ul rtr
rnlar of l.nporUnl Infimnatlnn bytiptYM. Ult. OLIN'A
FftniU Pill.. kt IWx (V-rtnilutlcm frt.
MARRIAGE GUIDE VJXZiJTTti
jauiu .nil IlllJ II. of Wn Sum. iiii .11 riliMM Of S BU
ulur. alu.bl. .I,U. t tli. inv,i.l sn.l IIium ruiil.iiiit.ll.'
murin. Mm. In l li.tltliv snJ tmly Imniyln tti. invrlid ntw
ivk. lTh.Mc.UU, tOSDyM
aug. u, ll-ly
II iU
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
piIILADELPJIA AND HEADING KOAD
ARRANGEMENT OP PASSENGER
TRAINS.
May is, lsis.
TR1INS LI&VE RUPXKT IS FOLLOWS (SrKDAY EXCKFTK
For New York, Philadelphia, Heading, 1'otlsvUlo
Tamaqua, to., 11,45 a, m
For Catawlssa, 11,45 u. m. 7,20 nnd T.SO p. m.
For Wllllarusport, 0,23 9,01 n. m. and 4,00 p. m.
TRIINSrOK KUrinT LE1V AS FOLLOWS, (BttDAT XI
CPTKD.)
Leave New York, 8,45 a. ra.
Leave Philadelphia, 0,10 a. m.
Uavo Heading, u,3Ja. m., rotuvlllo, 111,15 p. ui
andTamarjua, l.mip. m.
Leave Cata lssa, 0,20 8,60 a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Leave VUllamsport,,43 a.m,s,i5 p. m. and 0,00 p. m
Passengers atidtromNew Yorkand PhUado
phla go througa tv pjiout change or cars.
J. E. WOGTTEN,
C.IG. HANCOCK, "enera! .Manager.
General 'licket Agent,
Jan. 14, lsie-tr.
N1
ORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY
COJIrANY.
On and after November sotlt, 18T3, trains will leave
SUNUUUY as follows 1
NOKTIIWAHD.
Erie Mall t.jo a. tn arrive Elmlra 11 . ft
" Canandalgua... 8.S0 p. ra
ltochester e.15 "
Niagara u 40 "
Henovo accommodation 11.10a.m. arrlte Williams
rt 12.55 p. ra.
Klralra Mall 4.15 a. m., arrlvo Elmlra lo.so a. ra.
buffalo Express 7.15 a. tu. arrive Buffalo sm a. in
SOUTUWAltD.
Uuffalo Kxpres3 n.w a. m. arrive Ilarrlshurg 4.M a. ra
" llalllmore 8.40
Elmlra Mall 11.15 n. m., arrlvo llarrlsburgl.rj0p.rn
" Washington 10.80 "
" Baltimore 0.30
" Washington B.so "
(larrlsburg accommodation 8.40 p.m. arrlvo Harris
burg 10.50 p. m.
arrlvo Baltimore 3 23 a. ra
" Washington 0.13
Erie Mall 18.M a. ra. arrlvo llarrUburg 8.05 a. m;
" Baltimore 8.40
AlldaUyexcePtSunday.Waihla'!,""0-8,i"
D. M. BOYD, Jr., Ueneral Passenger Agen
A. J. CAbSATT, General Manate
.ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA
ANE
WEUTEHN HAILIIOAD.
fiLOOMSBURQ DIVISION.
Time-Table No. so, Takes effect at 4:30 A.
MONDAY, JUNK 10, 1911.
NOItTn.
STATIONS.
Scranton
....-Hellevue,,...
Tajlorvllle.,.,
,,. Lackawanna,..
l'lttstou
.. West 1-lltilon...
......Wyoming,
........llaltby"
.......Bennett..,....,
Kingston
Kingston.......
..PI) mouth June.
....riymoutii.,,,,
Avondale
Nantlcoke
lUunlock's t reek.
. . KhlrLulilnnv
sotiTn
p.m. p.m. a.m
a.m. pm. p.m
su 4 is
S3
V 40
0 8l!
0 30
8 81
t 19
.Ml U U 10
, a 10 0 80
9 43 8 2 t
a .11 ...
0 IT
0 08
8 68 8 51
8 61 8 49
8 40 8 4i
18 41
11 FO
8 S3 8 80
b 13 8 10
68 8 38 8 40
. 9 44 0 45
10 07 8 49 I 60
V 14
2 63 0 66
g nt . ,11
8 04
8 44
1018 8 16 7 10
10 S3 8 15 7 18
I HI I 18
10 80 3 16 7 88
. , 8 81 7 85
ill" 84 8 80 7 48
in li II UK al.
8 83 8 80 8 65
8 11
8 18
3 04
8 61
8 39
3 (4
8 88
8 47
8 88
8 88
8 17
8 1
8 00
8 04
7 61
11 66 8.60 8 86
7 88
....lllck's Ferry""
7 18
7 13
11 VI f Ui g 45
11 13 4 10 8 66
..vvu;u iiaven.. .
...... Berwick
...lldar Creek.....
.U'lll,.u, n.
7 18
7 14
II II 4 IS tl.
VO 7 15
4 89 7 J
A S'l 0.1
7 10
7 (II 8 C4
0 tt 1 17
0 60 1 61
0 45 1 40
0 17 1 37
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