THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUEGr, COLUMBIA COINTY, PA.
in
Historical.
Miscellaneous.
Fall! UmiB I
Fall UmM
LINIMENT IODIDE AMMONIA.
STY. ITT
mSTOUY (IF C0I.UMUIA COUNTY.
MILITAHY RECORD.
Tbr Yuri 8tU,
187th Xegimtnt.
Company o.
A part of this company rectultrd la Mon
tour county, was a portion of body of troopi
known m the First Battalllon, organtird for
tlx month service. It was Compxnr D. nt
thai organltntlon, mustered In June 22,
1863, and mustered out January 9, 1804, but
was Immediately rr-organited aud became
Company O. of the 187tb Regiment. Com-
pony D had done guard and prorost duty in
the atate, and this publication follow! the
fortunes of Co. 0. which was organized in
March 1804 at Camp Curtin. It reached
the army In the field during the battle at
Cold Harbor. In all the heavy fighting be
fore Petersburg it had a full shara, and was
highly complimented. It had the head of
theprocesaion kt President Lincoln's funeral
obsequte, from Baltimore to Independence
Hall. It mustered out at Ilarrlaburg
August 2, 1SG5. Joseph F. Ramsay, Lieu
tenant Colonel, discharged September 29,
1864, tho Company being in command of
Captain Young. All the men not otherwise
accounted for were mustered out with the
regiment.
William Youiijr, Captain.
Orville D. Harder, 1st Liutenant.
George O. Livett, 2d Lieutenant, pro
moted to Captain Company K. discharged
March 9; 1805.
James It. Johnson, 21 Lieutenant
Alfred 1J Tatton, 1st Sergeant.
John S. Ware, Sergeant.
Sette K. Sharpless, Sergeant.
William II. Cool, Sergeant.
Franlc Kochafeller, Sergeant.
James D. Moore, killed at Petersburg,
Virginia, June 18, 1864.
John C. Irvin, Corporal.
Hugh P. Libbart, Corporal.
Amos Carman, Corporal.
John H. Harder, Corporal.
William H. Mohr, Corporal.
Daniel Marshall, deserted January
19,
1S65.
James I!. Forest, Musician.
Charles P. Harder, Musician.
Alward Arthur, private.
Brown Benton B, private.
Bro-vn George W, privt,
Beatty John It, private,
Berdaniel George W, private.
Bryant William, private.
Beaver Charles S, private.
Brace Henry E, private.
Birtch Isaac, private, deserted October
10, 1864.
Cutair Charles, private.
Case Kelson B.
Caslin Michael.
Campbell Andrew
Craig William, died at Williamsport
Pa,, April 12, 1B64.
DevineJohu O
Ecbart Samuel
Elliot- William
Easten James S
Eyerly Charles W
Funston Charles R
Foreman Osman
Frame Joseph L
Fox John
Frlbley William II
Fianigan Reese, died at Dand's Island
M. Y., August 23, 1864, buried In Cypress
Bill cemetery L. I.
Gandiblue Joseph
Gibbons James II
Gibbs James M
Gibbs Charles H, discharged general
order May 30, 1865.
Geiger William, transferred to 167 Reg
iment P. V.
Henry John
Heftier Jacob W
Hullilieu William F, discharged gener
al order July 14, 1865.
Hale Epbraim K, discharged general
order July5, 1865.
Mawrer jonn, deserted reoruary zi,
1864.
IckusJohn
Ijkus Henry
Jackson Gjorge W
Jackson Caleb
Jones William P, deserted March 1,
1865.
Kercher Gottleib
Kutcbman Theodore, transferred lo
Veteran Reserve Cjrps.
Levers Joseph
Lewis William
Maney Patrick
Miller John
Morgan Thomas P
Morgan Watkin
Milner William, discharged Surgeons
certificate July 4, 1865.
Melliu Oscar G, discharged general or
der July 5, 1805.
Nash William, wouaded with loss of
leg at Petersburg, Virginia June 18, 1864,
discharged October 31, 1865.
O'Brian John
Oplinger Samuel, deserted May 11,
1864,
Powley Henry
K I'utton Irwin T
Pollan John, deserted March 1, 1805.
Rank David II
Reed Peter M
Rishel George
Kixbel Charles
Roberts John
Rantz Isaac
Ridgway Warren M
Roderick John J
Spoouebager Peter
Smith Edward D
Slack Jacob
Secbler John
Stabl Samuel
Snell Isaac
Slack John W, discharged April
1S65, for wounds received In action, (
Suooueberger James, deserted March
SI, 1865.
Steward William, deserted March 31,
18C5.
Thornton Grler M, dishonorably -di
charged.
Vaugllder George W
Vogle William
Wray Lewis V, wounded at Petersburg
Virginia June 18, 1865 and mustered out
with Company
Wertmau John
Wertman Elijah
Werkheiser A B
Ware James D
WatU William M
Wallace John II;
Williams William
Warren Henry
Warren George, absent sick, at muster
out.
Wirt William, absent sick, at muster
out.
Waldren John, discharged January 6,
1865 for wounds with loss of arm, received
at Petersburg Virgiuia June 28, 1864.
Wray James, pe&crted l'ebeuary 2,
ilW4.It
Typographical Krrors.
SOMB AMUotNO BLUNDERS III TYPE SET
T1NO. A New York le'ter writer thus sketches a
few typographical errors: Unce Mr. Greely
wrote an editorial entitled "William II.
Seward." Imagine bis rage when It came
to him in proof headed"Rlchard tho Third."
Yet anybody familiar with his chirograph,
If his inky jerks can bo so designated, wil
readily see, not only how such a mistake
could be made, but how It probably would
be. Aagaln he wrote about "three men in
Buckram," and the prosaic typesetter got It
"three men in a back room. And this
notwithstanding the fact that two composi
tors of sagacity and experience were hired
at an extra salary because they could read
his copy.
But George Ripley has bien tho 'victim of
the grossest outrages In this line. In one
of his book notices bo took tlm liberty ot
quoting from Shakespeare, "1'ls true, 'tis
titty : ana pity 'tis 'tis true. Anil tdo
wretched bungler got it, "Tis two, 'tis fifty
'tis fifty-two."
That is some worse than James F. Bab
cock's martyrdom, when he wrote, ''Is there
no balm in Gliead?" and read the next
morning, to his consternation, "Is there no
barn In Guilford?
Mr. Crawford, n member of parliament;
recently sent to India the message, "The
news Irom America favors the holders," nnd
it arrived there with the information that
"News from America savors of soldiers."
The Indian Juggler.
There was nothing very remarkable in
the appenrance or dress of our conjurer,
An elderly man, short and sparely made,
dressed In a dlngr white ,cottou, with very
tight legs to his drawers,he might have been
a respectable servant out of place, but ac
tually was a small land owner who bad tab
en to conjuring for his amusement. When
bo entered the room he spread a white cloth
upon the lhor and sat down upon it with
bis back to the wall, the door of the room
being on his right hand. His spectators
were disposed in the following fashion Mr,
Smyth sat on a chair nearly In the middle
of the room, I was sitting on a sofa near the
door, the Parsee merchant stood in the door
way, about arm's length from me. The ser
vants stood about in groups, the largest
group being between the door and the con
jurer. As soon as no had settled himsell he
turned to the Parsee and asked him for tne
loan of a rupee. The peddler at first de
murred n little, but, on being guaranteed
against los-, he produced the coin. He was
going to put it into the conjurer's hand, but
the latter refused and told the Parsee to hand
it to Mr. Smyth's bearer. The bearer took
it, and, at the request of the conjuror, look
ed at it and declared it to be really a rupee.
The enjuror then told bim to hand it lo
his master. Mr. Smyth took It, and then
followed this dialogue: Conjurer Are you
sure that it is a rupee ? ;Smy th Yes Con'
jurer Close your hand on it and hold it
tight. Now, think of some country in Eu
rope, but do not tell me your thought, then
the conjuror ran over the names of several
countries, such as France, Germany, Russia,
Turkey and America for the native of In
dia is uuder the impression that America 1,
in Europe. After a moment's pause Mr.
Smyth said he had thought of a country.
"Then open your hand," said the juggler;
'see what you have got, and tell me if it is
a coin of the country you thought of." It
was a five franc piece, and Mr. Smyth bad
thought of France. He was going to hand
the coin to the conjurer, but the .latter said,
"No, pass it to the other sahib." Mr
Smyth accordingly put the five franc piece
into my hand ; I looked closely at it, then
closed my hand and thought of Russia
When I opened it I found not a Russian
but a Turkish silver piece about the size of
the five frauc, or of our own crown piece.
This I handed to Mr. Smyth and suggested
that he should name America, which he
did, and found a Mexican dollar in his hand.
The coin, whatever it was, had never been
in the conjurer's baud irom the time the
rupee was borrowed from the Parsee ine -chant.
Mr. Smyth and his bearer had both
of them closely examined the rupee, and
Mr. Smyth and I turned over several times
the five franc piece, the Turkish coin, aid
the dollar ; bo the trick did not depend on a
reversible coin. Indeed, it could not, fur
the coin underwent three changes, as has
been seen. I need ouly add, for the infor
mation of those readers who kuow not In
dia, that a rupee is only about the size of a
florin, and therefore about half the weight of
a five franc piece. The juggler performed
several other tricks that day, but they were
of a commonplace kind, and in no way com
parable to the coin trick, which I have nev
er seen rivalled by any other conjurer in
India or Europe. 77te Univertity Maga
zinc.
HUNT'S
fc 0M KI4ae
edlelne It Sots new
compound It hM been
before the public 3U year
And ced Lr ail cltiMei,
UVVtTH UKInlDY
REMEDY
uu mtco iron:
dfttli huo
bkva been
riven
to die.
, IIUNT'ri HEM
F.I1V rnMi
rave i
oi in tviney.
sf s . r. -
lJflnrr
uropiyi uravei, uiuic uq
i unrn it c.Ti ci cDcuttncei iioep, crcaiei 11
rifftnau llllftT'M UKME IY la mii-rlv tccth.
UMe, and mteti s, want never before t ornlibed to tpo
" lll'NT'B IIK.UKOY U prepared BX-
uuunc. mna inn annoii rrnancB ihbv up d arm in it.
afcot diseases, and
"8
has nevi
Iidbm tn r
On trial will son
bind lor pamphlet to
REMEDY
VtU. K. CXATtlCK,
1'BOTtOUOI.B.I.
aug. ?, IS-yl
U&tei
GREAT RKliJCTION IN PRICES!
W will sell tho Very Best Tamily
sewing jnacoino
For Twenty-Five Dollars
I.V VAHtt,
on an ornainenU'd Iron Ktand and Trradle. with
waluut lop and drawer, and nrociuary Attoenmenls
and deliver li at any ltaliroud Depot In tlie United
DlllKS,
lreo ot Lliargo.
Tlirxo machines 'are warranted to do the whole
line of family t-eliKWlili more rapldlty.more eoe
of inanatement, and lea fallfuo to the operator
than any maiuine now in use. hend for a Clreular,
Kvery maculae warranted for thrie J ears.
Agents wanted In Unoccupied Territoiy
Oeiitenniiil Machine Co., Limited,
trv riuxnT ctt- ruiu'uxu'uii, ri.
Oct. 4, 14-tin
ayvtuK, ui mum uu uic iciu, auiu truewcu uruiu
Uibomult. lllfNT'M KKMlvHY rare. I'aln
lath Hide, lUclt, r Lolni, Urnrral DcbU-
af Appetite, IlrUhi'a DIimsm- of ibt. Kid.
neji ahd mi Complaint of toe Urlno-Ucnttal
aKamS2f!aaattaaflHM
Cure all In In In Mini anil Itcngt
TESTIMONIALS I
rR0t.rsrs Utbri (KalltnK ot tho Womb.) A Won
derful Cure. Nino ears my Hire suffered ;witti this
tejTltjlo complaint Hlie was attended by doctor af
ter doctor, went to the different hospitals where fe
males are (rented! Irled llinn nils woio bandaprs
aud pewules wllh ouly temporary relief. Her life
was miserable. Wtt applteil Dr. (II is' Ltnlniriit.
Her relief was Immcdtntu. hho Is now ell.
II. McDrHuorr,
40 West lath street, Now York.
I had 'twelve strokes of Varaiysls. My leir, arm
and tjngue wero useless was obliged to us-i a e.ilh
oter ciry day. Doctor lilies' Liniment touideol
AnimonU b.is cured n.e. NVld answer any inquiries
so that all anilced inny know of IU
Jouk Arrsu North liranford, Conn.
Chestnut 11111. rnliadpiphU. April 21, It.
W. M. (Illes. K-n Dear Mr I used Jour Iodide of
Ammonia Liniment on FloruTeo, pie's hind pastern
olnt. hhe bad tteen iiilte lame ; the tiTect was
wonilerf ul i she w nks now nulto well. Very, re
spectfully ours,
A. Weich.
1'. s. t am now uslnR It on Littleton's rlht tore
leg.
A larjte slioo boll on u valuable younff horso was
remo(ed by Ulles' Llnluivut Iodide of inmonbi.
itnsi'MEKD KNtrr,
carpets, ITS sixth ave.. Sow York.
Asthma The tortures and agonies I eudured for
six j ears, none but those who havesurtered with
thH terrible disease can know. My life was misera
ble, in desperation 1 tried (Hies1 Liniment lo Ide of
sinmonlA. II gave ma Instant relief. Used It In
termtiy as well as externally.
Itios. IIKANIIIAK.
117 west mil street. Xew ork.
T was In a drenntul condition. Joints swollen,
ftaln Intense. Injections of morphine Into my veins
alleu to relieve me. lilies' looide of Ammonia took
awav the depoMiH from my Joints lwanteery
ouo who suffers lo knov what will cure tliem.
l-'OHtiVCK IXITIIKOr.
North lldtj Park, liiumollleLO. vt.
Another surrerer cured. Itlsclmrtjed from the
Massachusetu tleneral Hospital hs incurable, with
Intla'itniatury rheumatUm lu my thonlders, nnvrers
anu feet ; suffered fearlully for three jears, tried
eerjthlni lost nil hopo. Ir. lilies' Liniment Iod
ide of Ammonia effected a complete cure.
E1.I.KN SMITH,
Ko. Vi 1'rane street, FaU niter, -Mass
Sprains, splluts, bruises, ljinieness lu horbes,
Giles' Liniment lodlds ot Ammonia Is u isTfecl spe
Clile. Noperson whuowusa horse sluuid be with
out it,
M. ItOUKNS.
M seventh nvenue, New lork.
In my family, and for the stock, 1 have used (llle'r.
Liniment loulde of Ammonia. It H unsurpavd,
aud I am surprised at tbe many different maladies
in which It is applicable. It gives the utmost satis
faction. .Tons J. Caktfr,
Superintendent Eastern l'ennsylvanla Experimen
tal Farm.
M c. and It : and In Quarts at tJ.50, lu which there
Is a great saving.
'IrUl slzs S3 cents.
SOIDBV AIL DBCOOISTS.
N. J. llEM)i:it-illOTT, Ail. lor llloouisburc.
may 41, 'is-
miiK JURAT tositivu cure
JL for all IIKAHE r.stntrfromfttlprni.iTPtirooai-
ttonofthfl lll.OOU, LIVJLU XKUVii
UIUM 11 V Jta VHUa an.
Tbe Best Family Medicine on Earth.
it) nr prrton fcffllctuj with dlwais that 1 IGOTIKXR vUl
not roll? or core, prorldlnK tbe ttcnei or organ tvr not
iraated bssyoni point ot repair
la telentiflcallj componDiled Irum lierta, Koota, barka aad
Uama found In California, and the Weat Indies, combining m
Tonic, Cathartic, Alterative, Dtortlc and hudoriflo.
It imnwdUte effttctupon ths dlAeattve orpana, whether
Impaired by dtseane or exhanBted from any caase, la to ln
creaaa tbalr powera of aielrallatlon and nntrltton. It In
nrl Linn tn th munralar and etrenlatlDS araUiin. It ttun
nlatea tho Tttal proceaaea to renwd activity, altera, cor
recta and purine the Itulda, tones tne organ and re-eatab
ilahea their healthy function!.
LTHE only tsue remedy eor colds.
r It la naoleM to expatUta upon the Tlrtnea of thU CRFA1
RKJiUDt. .it jou are Bunrnnir irora ihiiuib nmi,
VYHfk:rbU.r INDIUMTlUM, WlllLXlTl-l, (.LMIEiLUK.
KILITY. 0STIFAIIO, klUSfcY cr M.U018 UIsHSilH,
or anr disorder arlloff from IHPIKK nuOIi,cet a bottu
of t uTOKlS. and uaelt aa per dlnvtlona upon ch bottle.
In Enttllih, Oennan, Bpanlnh and rYenrh. One bottle vlL
better con Tlnce jou of ita muriu than volamos exprouod Ix
PrUlterl In k . m aitnntlnn In rt fumllT
un Wnminnr Chtl.l ran take S l(jOakBand rematc
Ions ilck. It nrat cloanaoa tbe ayttem, then repalra, the:
bulVdanp.tbuicurlnKdiMaManil eatAbUablnB bealuioni
permanent, aafe and enduring baala.
b, rut up in large ooiuea, ana ii pivmko mi nw,
m HelAyKrunlaltVemerall, Vrt, tl.Oi) per IMtle,
MValker k Uadger Blfg. Co., rrop'rs,
' 40 Joaa Street, S.w lera.
SVFPBilKD 30 YKARS.
Jeraej City, RDtember Id, lfTI.
No tonpne can tll what I hare lufferud for the paat io
yean from (tnllfcii'iaQd lUnii HLkklilMl I'lLKM,
at tlmea ao bad that I could not atand upon ruy feet. I
could not malx balf a mile lthou aoffurUig tntenae
agony which oold bring on severe IQneM.
ibout one year ago I waa Induced U try a bottle of
Jour mOHfcSfc and am clad to atate that after taklnr
our bottles I was entirely cured of both dlafinses and
aro now enjoying excellent health and strength.
Vise aUatiailsxIv kfiUrted tn tr W.OKaXlL
Mrs. O. f. FEKKia, 111 Sussex Kt,
POX'T GO FOOLING AIIOUND,
Am a regulatlnp medicine I can confidently reoomtnand
IMlkaK I have vied it in my family aad know
others who have tried It. and all pronounce it good and
rtllable. II don't go fooling around and disappoint yon
by makloir no ilira. but It attends to bustnt-ss and ac.
com plla ties that wbvrvunui tt li sent.
n . iil t au niTcrueaa, i. i.
OF YEAItS KTAMH(i.
I tiaed one bottle of TlfiORMEand ran truth fall r mat
that tt has cured me of Ulbl tlU and HlLlol btJb of
years standing.
For Sale at N. J.
STORE,
ISIooinslHir, Pa.
who is authorize
to guarantee VIOOIIENE to proTo
I as represented.
lau.H, Ts.-ly.
S. W. Douglass,
Civil and Miniii"; E'iii?meci',
ASHLAND, PA.
General Surveying and Engineering
Business attended to with Care
and Dispatch.
1 am prupari'd to make drawings, I'laua aiid
Mciatls la Wood. Hrais, lruii, or tuo above laaurlala
comblDeJ as necessary of
Bridges, ilinei, Breaker!, E&lllisgs, sgise,
I'l'MI'B, and all Uuda of mat blnery for ub- of cases
at fruit or for nf pllcailoEstotcrure tatoMs.
l'tilrui. Herurr.1 uiartb l?s
PAINTING,
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
I TITM. F. RODINE, Iron Street Wlow eeo
M oua, moouuiouri;,i'a.,ia prepared to ao ail
PAINTING,
GLAZING,
and
PAI'En HANGING
In the ben styles, at lowest prices, and at short
uuuro.
Parties bavlnir such work to do Kill save money
caning on me.
All work:warranted to give stutactlon.
solltiuxl
Orders
WM. F. IIODINE.
Ocu l,lW.
oltttinHtornfiD invention, or for improremtntt
on oMonr for wtdtonlor othtr compounds, trad
mark nnl labels, Cttveats, Assignments. Inter
ferences, Appeals, Halts for Infrlvgtmtnts, and
atlcatts arising tinder the Vntmt l.nr,prompt
It nttmded to ' tnwnltnfii that huv' Itrcn
mi
y the Patent Ot-
iJla mau stilt.
I most eases, bs
. in
pnttntui by vs. JHhin vnpfisite the V, R, Patent
Department, n! tnpnfffd In Patent Inslnrss er
etusitrlif, ct can tnuKs vloser searthes, and secure
Patents tnore itrumidtu. tetlh, broader claims.
than tho trim nr rtnnt fmn Washington,
i are rtr
m
I sa VsTl smi vi a moa
1 vour device: ics
mae rxum i nations n mi nurixe n in pairniaoiiiijf,
Jrce cftharnf AH correspondence strlrthj pon
Jtdfntlat. Prices low, find XO HAlttli; fA-
;xs.s jATi:xr is sixunv.it.
We refer In, Washington, to J ton, Potttmnster
Central 1. .1f Key, Iter, F. P. ptctr. The fitrmnn
American fr'uttonnl Itnnk, to officials In the V, S.
Patent VJfice, and to hi-nators tnut Peprcfrntatires
1n Conaremi, and fplalli ttumr client sin every
btatl in the Vnlnn nnrf fn tSinada. Addrtli
Opposite Pntmt f u r, uihington, V, C
LAFFERTY'S PATENT
Screw Porcelain-Lined Cylinder.
HECBIVED HIOUEST AWAHD
At Coiitonnlnl Exposition,
rilII-AIU.FIIIA, 1870.
.oi'nnd cilErKST
4 Vt l
'.It WO(H IMMU'S
In the trntket. Vhln unoil stftcks, nlanooppfr anrl
porrelalrt lluil. Justus sorvlci-ali as tlm old loir
pump, utiil coifa tmt li.i'f tliu iinm'y. Hou'tbuyu
punip Liilll luu ctllur iltc uu lur prices.
RfiinliT We Warrant Every One
to cava SATISF ACTIO. V.
WVInvH alsia line of Clntn Pinnp-'at vory lor
prli'i's. cut llils out ami suvo lor refiTt'tu e.
?CI1UYLKII ft SON',
BLOOMSUUim,
bup. 2'. ';s I in
'A.
The Standard of THe
Over 300 Modifications.
TO THE REQUIBENTS Of EVERy BUSINESS
S C ALES.
Made wllh il.r Lntc r mill .l!ot Vitlwuble
Impriit rmt'ttlH.
Two Graiul Prizes
AT PAKIS KXrOSITKKV.
Itrcelvcil lllghcNt fflcilitlN at
WOHLTl'S I'AIH, UN'IMIV, l
MfiliMiN I'Wli, K yohk,
wiinLirs kiii, ia ins. imi7
MOIII.irs Will, VIKNNA, IMS
Wdlll.D-t FAIll, SANHAIlO, (fhlll) IMS
WOHLIrW FA I It, I'llll.AIIEI.I'lllA, 'bio
JM)r!LH' FAIU, sviiNKY, (Australia) is;i
FAIRBANKS & E WING.
715 CHESTNUT ST.,
Philadelphia,
fp. 27. TS-13 w
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The Bryant & Stratton
Business College.
Vo. 108 South 10th Stmt, PUl&i'a,
OfferHuiiHurpiiHHeU flicllitiea
for acquiring p Mtslucea edit
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HElLtlt IN
Silverware, Watches.Jeweliy.CleckSj&c.
lir llefnofd In ?hi riffi.w i.himi....
alH)e the KiUanKu HoteL '
All klul r.J WaUui's. CloeVs and Jewelry iieat
ly reimlwl and warranted. '
A
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Ixiclllt towiihhln. riluifiLla rriiinit. I'h . l.v h.h m
voluiitun nhMfinnri.t lias atslRH d all Idsestaieio
JolinC, Mmnor lociiht toiihlpln trust lor tlm
Lenellt cl eredliois tit Kald Aarou H, Knlttle. All
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Kiilllle, vlll imike pajmntto tlie (Old AKSIunee
and all pcrwuis liuvtuir i-mnnti or demand ui make
uwn u iuu Duiuu w iiuoui ueiav.
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AsklBnee or Aaron S. Knlttle,
Am oiT t IIiuwn, Ally . lor Assignee.
t,eut, ,!-
J41SfAPEiISKEPT0N FILE
1 AT THE OFFICE OF,
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HLo nro iur uutkorlvril ngeuts, itiitl will
rcrrlro Adrt'rlUruiriits at our
JllVlr VAHU UATIM,
1I.U 1.
Mini
tWSrSWJB,i . 1 1 liWUJ mjMf JJJSti
World
Begs !
I leave to inform his customers
now replete with all the .Novelties for lull and Winter Wear,
consisting of new nniijbontttiful styles of
- ENGLISH FRENCH GERMAN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
t , . AT REDUCED PRICES
nuy of which lie is prepared to make up in the latest style.
Itcady-mado colli in:; cheaper than ever.
Cheap Suits for men, Cheap suits for Youths,
Boys for Children.
nlPof the best niiike and at tho lowest prices.
Just received a full lino of all the latest styles in color and quality of
SAXS,
For Men, lor
A FULL LINE
OF THE
CELEBRATED
PEARL
SHIRT.
BAYED
MERCHANT TAILOR,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
IS THE
1EWSP1FEM
AND HAS TUB
OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Terms $1.50 a Year in Advance.
Country Produce taken on Subscriptin.
THE.DIFFERENT STYLES OP TYPE
IN THIS PAPER
-A. IRE O UNTIL. "Y"
OF THE INNUMERABLE
AND MATERIAL
Inn the 0)IiiiiiiMlbilaiiii?.ffi(6Ba
All
kinds of
Printing done
at low rales.
oei
OFFICE NORTH SIDE OF THE COURT HOUSE,
BLOOMSBURG, PA,
-yyAINWKIGIIT A CO.,
WHOLESALE OltOCEUS,
ruiMDiarmi,
Dealers In
TEAS, SVIlUrs, COFFEE, fcUOAH, MOLAtSKS,
K1CE, bl'ICKS, B1CADB SODi, iC, S.C.
a. E. Corner Second aud Arch tlrocts,
rwordors will rccehe prompt attention
tr
BLOOMSBURG TANNERY.
G. A. HEltllING
T i:SI'i:cn'UI.LY announces to llio jiublio
XVtl'athe has reopened
SNYDER'S TANNERY,
(old sl:ii d) liloomsburi;, l'a , nt the Forks nt tho Es-
j uuu Liiiin. rireei loaas, wneru an uestripunusfii
eallii r will bo inado In the mrmt t.iilistiintlnl hihI
workniiinllue manntr. and sold at nrires to suit the
in i s. 1 ho highest p rice In cash w 111 al nil limes bo
OnEKK HIDES
of en ry description In the country, Tho publlo pat
ron me ris).ei Itully sollelted.
,'iu.iuiiuuri;, ui'u j, is,s.
HKALTII AND HAPPINESS. I
Health una lhtrriiu-i-s arc inla l. ha W i-ultli lollalr
rosse-SUIK. aiicl Itt lhf urn ultliln IhH 11 iu 1. nf i-v.
vry unu who will use
W ItilillT'S L1VHU TILLS
The nnlv sure t'UIIU for Torpt.1 I.ner, Dyspenln,
cH'tdvitr, rum pii.iiiueu. i uiiMipaiion, 1'euiuiy,
Nausia, and all HIIUous eomplalnlsand IikxhI dis
orders ;one t'eiiulno unh'hb signed "V. m. Wrlnlit,
rmu." if your UrutntM will not supLlyscndas
cents (or ono box to Uarrlck, Holler cj.,to N.4tU
St., t'hiu. Jan. 4. is-iy ur
M. C. SLOAN & BRO.
IILUOMSUVIIO, 1M,
Manufacturers of
Carnages, Buggies, Phaetons, Sleighs,
rLATFOHM WAGONS, tc.
First-class work always on hand.
11EPA1U1NQ NEATLY DONE.
I l'rlfts redured to suit the times.
' Jan, s, isn-u.
ML
mitt the public Unit his stock is
Ufa, BASS
Youths, for Boys Cheaper
than Ever.
FOB
SOLD ONLY BY
LOWEMEllMi
JT9
PBsiBii ami Fancy
slfiorf notice and
$66 s
ek- In our own ton. fsoutnt tree.
rlk. Header It ou want a business
which d( rfons or either w;x can make
lor partllulars lo 11. Hallet A Co., rortland.lalne.
marcli stv, 'is ly
HAPPY RELIEF
in all siilleiliii; Irnm chronic diseases ot all kinds.
Conlldenllal consultation linlled personally or by
mull. ew melhoil ct treatment. New and rellab
reiriedles. Hook and eliculurs sent free In sealed
fliWli.lies. Address IIOWAllll A-ML'IATION, 419
Mirth Ninth street, Philadelphia, l'a.. an Inslltule
ha vlui; a hliih lenutalton for honornblo conduct and
protisstonal skill.
July io, ;s-3m Jwico
ESPY PLANING MILL.
The undersigned lessee c r lheEspy rianlnfillU,
Is prepared to do all kinds ot mill work.
Doors, Frames, Sash, BIMs, etc.
made to order on short notice.
Satisfaction guar.
auu-ea.
Ciuki.es Kra,
lllocmsburg, l'a.
HALE'S
HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAR
FOn THE CURE OF
Conghf, Col J l, Infloenia, Hoarieaen, Difficult
Breathing, and all Affectloni of the Throat,
Bronchial Tobei, sad Lnngi, leading
to Ooaenmptlon.
This infallible remedy is composed of the
Honey of tlie plant Horeliound, in chemical
union Willi TAR.ltAl.JI, extracted from the
I. il E I'RiNCll'LB of the forest tree Adeis
II. MSVMKA, or Halm of Gilead.
The Honey of Horeliound soothes and
sca n r.KS all irritations and inflammations, and
the Tar-balm cleanses anh heals Ihe throat
and air passages leading to Ihe lungs. Five
additional ingredients keep Ihe organs cool,
inout, and in healthful action. Let no pre.
judice Veen you frmn tr)ing ihis great medi
cine of a umous doctor who has saved thou
sands of lives by it in his large private practice,
N.H. The Tar-llalni has no lau taste or
smell.
1'KICES 50 CENTS ANI1 $1 fFR BOTTLE.
Great laving lo buy large iiie.
"I'lko's TootliiU'lm l)rois" Cure
In 1 Itlimitc.
Sold by all Druggists.
0. N, 0RITTENT0N, Prop., N.Y,
deo.lwij
ALIAS'S AXTI-FAT ll tlie lircat rcmeilf for Corriil
lone). II 1) piinly irirrtslile n;l H rrlcflr hnrnili-M.
1 1 a. I J on ihe r.ioil in the slonm li. rn-Ten Jw Iiim n
M r.l.ni lum fit. Ink, n roi.llnir In illr i tlnn. H
will rrrfuee n rt p.r.on rrtim IS to ft rMinntl. a wts.
lu .l.ieliur IhU rviuwly l fore llio imlillc a; !'
lit. lire fur nhcllr, we do o knowing III nl. Illy In
cure, a sllenleil by hundreds of lejlhncnliill, or
which the li.U.iln from l'r In CnllimhJS Oil 's
Ii s mmn e: "(lintlruienr ourAitl-l'ntwn.iliilr
reel ltd. 1 took It according lo directions nn.l II
re-hiced me lite pound. 1 wni in clalcd over the re
liill tlml I hiiine.lllely lent to AclnnMAlj's drag.
Hore rur the iecon.1 bottle." Anolher, a ,1'hyih I in,
wrhhllt ' a patient irom l'rotl.leliee. 11. I.. I ij N
"lour hollies hare reduced her virlglit . mini IM
rnniuli to 1 iundi,and llicrelsa p neral lupnno
mint hi hiallh." A gentleman vrrlllng I roin llos
tnn, til si "t lllinut ipeclal chance or atlentloti lo
lint, two hollies or Allan's Anll-K it reihiced mi'Mir
ati'l oiie-tiiiarnr nound. ' Ihe ittlhkntmu A hole
ral.l I II llggltts, B.MIT11, 1)001 ITTI.K A SMtrtl. rf I "S
ton. I us., write as rollowsl " Allan's Antl-lal has
rcdiiu'l tt ladt In our city r-ctin pounili In three
wiili" A gentleinan In hi. Louis writ's! "All-in'i
AnllKat reduced lue twelie pouivls In lliree wii ks,
and allogetlier I have lost IKcnt-IHe pounds since
iminiicnclliirllaiiso." .Mesrs. I'otlHI.A I'l IKlTfiJt,
Wholesale IhinrglsU. or llulTalo, N, ., wrllel "Tn
TIIK I'luirillFTOIlS or ALLAN'S ANTl-FATI (leillle
mi n. '1 he lollow lug report Is from Ihe lady who ni d
Allan's Antl-Kal. It the Anll-liill had Ilietlelred
iT..rt. rithn.iiff the hit fTOUl two lo lltP DOUIldS &
week until I had lost Ihc ntj-flte lioini'K I ti'die
mi er to ri train v. hat
I Uftll' him. j,ii-rfti. an
unexcelled Llood-purllier.
It promolis illgesllon.
curlnir ihsneli'la. and Is also a potent remedy ror
rlieuiuatlMii. Sold hy.trngglsts. l'amphkl oil Otit-s-lly
mnl on receipt of itnnin. . . .. .
JIUTAN1U JIXDILINB CO., l'nor'n", Ilaffaltsh.T.
WOMAN
Ily on Imnien'P iimcllre nt tlio WorM'a l)Uppn
fury nn-1 lnv.illl' iloUl.liaUng tr.'ntel many thou
pnit'l rutci ofllKiBe illseiisc pi cull.tr lo woman, I
lmf tjctn rjiHlilol to perfect auiontpoUut ftiiu poll
lv N.nie.ly for tliise dlscanrs.
1 o tliBlftnate tUU naturnl f prciflc I baro named It
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Tho term, liowcwr, 1 but n fotMe rxprcalon of
my hlsrti iinnriTlitlon of lti aim-, baaid umu r-pr-iniial
ntfi ra'lon. I luu-.lillewltneBBliitf ltd hps1
tlro rcull lti the imicIi! dtfani liirlihnt to tlie
criranUin of woman, thu'li-il tt out its Ihe Umt or
tnmnlna sem of my merikol rarrrr. Oil lti merits,
ii 4 a Doslihi, Btiw, ami i Ui-vtual ritm-tly lor llil clan
( f.llSertsi'8, itii'l one lli.it will, at all tlim au1 under
pll clrcumMaiui-9,act kln.U, 1 am wUllii(f to stake
i iv rvnn tat Ion ns n i.Ii)lchu: ami so confliu-nt am
1 tliit It will not dUuppolnt the most eamruluucx
i tcUtloiiaot a alnttlc luvalM lady m ho use It forntiy
of Ihindlnuntslor whh h I nromm' n lit, thnt 1 otTur
mi I wll II undtr A I'OaITIVE urAIIANTL For
run Itllotn, we piiinphUt w ripplmj botth-.)
'J hi lollow Inn ari' anion tlmsi' dlpasrs In whlcli
my Tmortto I'rcwrtplloM hM wiirlted curvs, as If by
l lulc, nud wllh a urtJliityiicrfrbi'f.ire attHlno by
urn ltipdlcluct Isimorrlupa, Kxccsshe Flowing,
1'ilnfiil -MiMHlily I'lrlotl. tuppnloiis when from
luiiutural cuiHii". lrnvularllU'S, Acak Hack, I'ro-I-11MU3,
or rulllnir of ill" I'uriH. Antcvtrslon and
Ilttrowrslon, Hi-iirlnp-lowTi nitlon8, lntemal
ll.-ii, Nirom I)tpnt.slon, lhMlltr. Ih'ipon.U'njy,
'I lircutenoil Ml"irrUt'f, Chronic Conptlon, lu
ll mmntloiuuid rict-ritlonot the I t rui, lmpnUncy.
liirmimH4, or Mirlllly, and l'minli- Ui'Mkm-s-, I
!i not At"l thli iiu-'lli'lin' its a cure-nil,'' hut It
(.dmlribl? fulfill' Inelcnw of purpow, Iwlnc a
limit itorfi-ct Fi'iltl In all chronic dt-.i-ani of the
xml Hjnttiu of woinau. It will not disappoint, nor
v HI ltd. In nil. In any Mute or condition.
'lhO!Mh.ulet,lri'fiirlli(Tlnfomitlon ou thesp sulw
J. rn can obtain It In Tun 1'eoi'I.e's Common- ststB
'mkpicai. Auvislu. a tnok of over WW pnifi-s, wnt,
pott-rjld.on rmlpt of $1.'A 11 treats mtuuhly of
iii.iw ilix-i-wa ptcullir to Ft males, and phes much
Hluibh' ivlcu In rcjrrd to tlie inanjgLtuint vt
tlioii atti't -ns. . , ,
lYToritf rrMrtptton Mltl by llrucslol.
U. V. VIVAU K. M. 1. l'mp'r, WorlJ'a Ulsptusary
U.U lu-al.ls' Hotel, ltulTalo,.'. V.
auy St), ' S
The Lightest Running,
'Tho Simplest,
Tho Most Durable,
Tho Most Popular
SEWING MACHINES.
It is nlly understood, makes the
doublt (luend lork-Nlltt'li, 7iielf
retEulnfliiff teiilon and take-up,
and wilt do the lvliolo range of family
u-itrhwHUnwX cliuii;e.
The Ilonicatli' If made in the most
datable manner, with conical steel
hetrrhiu and compensating Journals
throughout.
PAPER FASHIONS.
rifj)o.rirXA.'i,TI3Il?Tr3 for
linllrs', wilc', nml rftlMrf' !,
are cut on tt nyatem miiicrlor to aim
in iii, anil can be understood by any
olio, full direction au! llin(rol(oii
onutch cnvvlopc.
Send J'lre CenlM for Illustrated Cata.
lofue of lOOU rashtons.
Sswintc Machino Co., Now York.
I. W. HARTMAtC,
Apt "Doislic" Farer Fashions
Rloomsburu;.
l)i'cemb;r It, 187I-ly
Steel and Iron
Triple Flange
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
SAFES;
rt,ul Inside Holt Work and,
Illugl Cap
10 UFI COKPLni WITHOUT IT II
W. H. TERWILLIGER,
No. S4 Huldeu Lstne,
J n-r WUllsst t. IIW T0U.
lc. T, 1617-ly
nPPT business you cauciitaifo In. istofao
Uk I T day made by any viuilerct either
MltW I ses, nnuv 111 ineiruwn loeuiitiKS, 1'ur
licuiars unu sainpiei uortu is tree. liuprovo)Our
sparo tlinti at litis business. Add ess hnssoN & I o.,
V. ..uuu, UIUI1U 11, t.-'y
TTciin make money raster at ucrtrr.r uatiisn nt
U any thin elso Capital not required! wo will
start uu, fls perdaystboiuutusdebytlio
Industrious. Men, women, Ixjjb and k'ltla
wanted eerywbero tn work for us. Now Is tlie
Uuio. Cosily ouintand terms mo. AddressTsv
,v.f auguaiu,:iA!ue iarin w, is-iy
roii j'MNTiJNa
f Neatly and clieapljr executed at the
COLVIIBIAM Office,
64 Ninth Ptrret I'lttsburir. Dec. 10. 1174.
.Mown. IHlKlini. ltKAY o
tienllenien t our riilnls hatciflven rnllrn pat
Isfaettoii. I litiip used Ilicin on n jjihhI many diner
out kinds of work, suoh ns Iron, T n Mood, Hrlck,
tec,., nnd iif ver heard an roinnlalnts, on tho eon
tinn. Hie work stiilids well nnd for wear, will In my
opinion, niand will) any lead In tne nniiket. When
In want of reference In ihlieliyor Melnlty jou are
nt liberty to 110 my name with pleasure, also touso
this as jou think left.
iicspectruiiy lours,
.HIIIN T, (111AV.
l'alnkr nnd r.cnler In I'alnts, Otis, Ac,
bTItlL'TLY 1'Ulll. WHITE LEAD, AT THE LOWEST
JlAltKKT ItATKS.
MONTOUlt SUTK TAINTS. H CENTS.
MONTOUIt.MKTAI.LIU WlllTil, N CENTS.
MONTOUR METALLIC) IIIIOWN, II CENTS.
UFI' C'OLOltH AT 'niltilh ll h.
PURE LINSEED OIL
at lours! iiisxi'lict 1:1 1 n.
Samtilo cards nnd tirlre lint. rtimlHlir-il wllhnnr
eharKo.
(IrdrrM nnd InntilrlpN liv limit ulll inr-nlin nmmnf
atlcntlun,
HENRY 9. 11EAY,
-MANUl'ACTUHEK,
KurERT, Pa,
moyick intos.
WHOLIAIJi AOENTtJ,
IlLOOMSIIUIKl; l'A
Mays. 'JS.-ly.
I SIN
The Four Quarterly Reviews
AND
Blackwood's Magazine
1Y.o Lccnarm Sco.t Publishing Co.
41 Barclay St., New York.
Continue tin lr authorized lleprlntsof
the KiUNiiuitmi iikvikw omiIl',)
Till: WIXl'MlNSTKIt HhVIEWIlTheral),
THE LONDON liUAUTEIlLV HEV1EW (Uonserva
tlie), THE HIIITlhll CJUAKTEIILY liEVlEW (Evanircl
lc;il), AND
In
IV Thcsn lieprlnts ore t ot R-lcrtlons 1 they give
the orlln.il In full, and at about onu-thlrd tlie price
uf (lie tiiKilsli Editions.
1 he lilet advances and dlco cries In the arts and
sciences, Ihe recent additions to knouledKu In eery
department of Ilurature, and all Ihe new publica
tions ns they Issue rroin the press, are fully icpurtcd
and dlvcii'.Med In the p.ieesof llieso iK'rIoilleaIri, In
languairo at once clear, foielhle and comprclu'iisHe.
I he articles aro ccnmonly more condensed and full
of mailer than the atcrato books ot the period.
IV rill n for H1S IiicIiiiIIiik puNlllKO
l'a va bio hlrlctlv In Advancfi.
ror anyone no. lew
Kurany two Heilews
For any three llcvlens
For all four lleleus
For lllackwood's Maazlno
Kor lUaekuood and one Kcilew
For Hlackwood and two Keviens
For Hlackwood and three llcvlews
For lllackw ood and fuurlleMews
f4 i per annum
T on 1
101KI " "
1210 " "
4 IK) " '
J (HI "
10 Oil " "
1310 "
15110 " "
OJiUHS.
dlf count f f Iwtnl) tr percent, will bo allowed
o rlutisbf fouroniKio leieons. 'Ihus: fuui cop
es of Hlackwood or of one I'eMew will be sent to one
address for (It so, four copies ot the four KeWews
anu Hlackwood forMs, and so on.
To clubs of ton or more, In addition to the above
discount, a copy gratis will bo allow ed to the center
up of tlioelub.
PREMIUMS.
New subscribers (applying carlj ) for thn J ear 1H8
may lue, wllliout charge, llio numbers for the last
quarter of lsil of such periodicals as they subscriber
Or Instead, new &ub.cilbors!o any two, th.w, or
Tour of Iho nboe ivrlodlcaK inav hao 0110 of the
"Four lidWuws" for 1S77 ; subseiloois to all lUeinny
hao tuo of llio "Four lle lews'' or ono setot black
wood's &lagnzlno for ls77.
Neither iemluniHto subscitbers nor discount to
clubs cunbo ulloHcd, unless the money Is remitted
direct to the publishers. No premiums git en to
clubs.
'lo secure premiums It will bo neceRsnry to mnko
early application, ns tnu stock at allablo tor that pur
pose Is limited.
Tho Leonard Scott Publishing Co.,
II IIAKtiLAY ST., NEW YOHK,
feh 1. ISJS.
AAIL ROAD TIME TABLE b
piIlLADEU'HA AND HEADING KOAD
AltltANOEMENT OF PASSENGElt
TRAINS.
May 12, I8is,
TK11N8 I.K1TE KUl'EHT AS OI.I.OWS(8UNDAY EXCKCTID
For New York, l'hlladeliihla, lteudlng, 1'otlstlUe
Tamaqua, tc, 11,43 a, m
Kor Cataw lssa, 11,45 u. 111. 7,20 and 7,86 p. m,
.For Williamsport, 0,24 0,04 a. in. uud 4,00 p. in.
TKllNSrOK Ilt'I'EKT I.EiVB AS FOLLOWS, (SCKPAT
CEPTEB.)
Leave New York, 8,45 a. to.
Leave Philadelphia, 9,15 a. m.
Lcate Heading, 11,3 a. m., I'ottsvllle, 1,10 p. 10
and Tamaqua, 1,30 p. m.
Leat 0 Catatt lssa, 0,20 8,50 a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Leave Williamsport ,0,45 a.m,,l j p. m. and 5,00 p. m
Passengers to a ud f rom New York and l'hlladi 1
pula go throug.1 uuout change of cars.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
aia, HANCOCK, "cneral manager,
l.eneral Ticket Agent
Jan.14, llio tt.
N
OKTIIKKN
CENTKAI, KAILWAY
COMPANY.
On and after November 20th, 1878, trains will leave
SUNUUltY as follows 1
NOHTIIWAKD.
Erie Mail 6.20 a. ui., arrive EHnlra 11 . t.
Canandalgua... 3.3Q p. ta
Itochester s.15 "
Niagara o 40 "
Itenovo accommodation 11.10 a.m. arrlte VUllams
port 12.68 p. m.
Elmlra Mall 4.15 a. m., arrive Elinlra 10.20 a. m.
lluffalo EEpmss T.15 a. m. arrive Uuflalo 8.50 a. a
SOUTHWAHD.
Uufalo Express j.to a. m, arrlvo llarrlsburg 4.50 a.
" Baltimore 8.40 "
Elmlra Mall 11.15 a. m., arrlvo llarrltburgl.5iip.m
" Washuigtou 10.30
" Haltlmoro o.so "
" Washington 8.30 "
Harrlsburg accommodation 6,40 p. in, arrive Harris
burg 10.50 p, m,
arrlt e Haltlmorc 2.2s a. m
" Washington 6.13 "
Krle Mall 12.55 a. m. arrive Harrlsburg 3 06 a. mj
" Haltlmoro s.40 11
... Washington 10.85 "
All dally except Sunday.
D. M. BOYD, Jr., (leneral rasscnger Ageit
A. J. CASSATT, tleneral Manatc r
D
ELAAVAKE, LACKAWANNA
WESTERN ItAlLHOAD.
ANE
BJ.OOM8HURO DIVISION.
Time-Table No. B, Takes effect at 4:30 A.
MONDAY", JUNE 10, 1878.
NOltTH.
STATIONS.
Scran ten
llelletue
Tatlorvllle.,,.
..Lackawanna,,.,
llllston
. West 1'lltston,.,
... Wioming...
... ilaliby"
Kennctt.
....Kingston
Kingston
.Plymouth June.
,,,1'lJ mouth.,,,,
Atondale
Nantlcoke
Hunlock'B 1 reek.
.Mdcksldnny....
...Hick's Ferry,..
...lieach Haten,.
- Herwlck
. ..Ilriflr I'rul
SOUTII.KI
p.m. p.m. a.m.
10 I 11 V 10
V 23
9 17 S 37
9 OH 9 30
8 68 3 51 9 21
H 61 9 46 9 19
8 46 3 4' 9 14
12 41
12 ?6
8 83 8 30 9 04
8 13 3 10 8 44
8 23 8 20 8 55
8 U 3 12 8 47
8 01 IU 8 89
7 61 2 61 8 28
7 88 2 89 8 17
7 .2 3 84 8 12
7 SI 2 28 8 (16
I 18
7 14
7 10
7 W S C4 T 41
6 66 1 67 7 BS
6 60 1 (1 T 83
45 1 46 1 29
6 27 1 27 I 11
t 16
6 UI 1 00 6 45
p.ra. p.m. &,m.
a.m. n.m. n.111
9 85
IU 11 ID
2 16 6 20
9 45
9 22 8 tts
9 CO 6 31
9 53
2 88
2 44
9 49
2 53
6 40
e 45
6 60
fl 66
10 07
2 67 6 t9
10 18
10 83
3 16
8 16
8 10
8 15
7 10
7 18
7 IS
1 VA
10 20
3 21 7 85
10 84
S 2d T 41
10 43 8 86
on 8 14
3 60 8 25
10 15
11 07
111 13 4 10
8 43
B 65
11 21
4 18 9 09
...Willow drove.'!!!
4 :
7 15
I sn
4 29
....Lime itiageM.
Espy
.llloomsburg...
. R 1 B.l
11 89 4 42 T 41
II 43 4 49 8 i
fi 1 RA a fi.i
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