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THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUItGr COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
ntMMHlMMW
TIT E COLUMBIAN.
ni.ooasnuitn,vninAv, M.uton ..-, issi
l'UDUO 8ALK3.
Ouy H. MoMnler, executor of John Me
Calls, ilccea'eJ, will sell real cstalont tlio Court
llouso on Monday Mny 2nd at 1 o'clock p. m,
Mile? Albcrtson will sell yaluablo personal
property on tlio prcindcs in Holirciurg on
AVcInai.lriy Much .10, 1881 .
C. M. HitlcnbcnJcr will toll noronal prop
erty on premlsoj on Fifth street, llloonnburg,
on SaturiJny, March 20th, 1881 .
IliC elate of pirlitlon of land In tlio estate of A lnrcra number of Invited clients nsumlilnd
William Kclclmcr has been cuanaeil from Anrll nl lhe ldrncn of Mr. Samuel ShafTer on
Ulli to April 2)tli. Sco advertisement. Third strrol. last week Tlmrnlay evening nt
O t im.i, t . ,i i 7t, 0 o clock to wilncfs tuo mirrlnRO of dntigli
' 1 Tlio corcmony wai performod by Kev. J. 1.
1 ff1...i! a.!-- T U . ! I.I.
Ixiia.iu. .uis Jjiiuir i.tipcr wm urjutFiiiuiu,
npd Mr. Charles Arnnlroog graomfrann, After
day night, Ho has been in poof lioalth for n "l0 tw0 wcro inrulo ono, congratulation? were
long lime. olrerod, nml then tlio company rat down to
" a ilellclotn supper. The brldo received many
iivy. n, .a. iMicKinimam una oceii aw urn- ....r.,i .....ni. xt. m..
0 . .' lm"8 cuurcli, Harrnburg, by tlio Mellick left on Frlilny morning for abrlJal
trip. We horcby extend onr congralula lions
and wish thorn much joy
35 - I
MIh Sman Ctsa, of H'py, died on Saturday
lat aged nbout fifty years.
Qo to N. S. Tingley forlliorough-breil l'lyim
oulh Hook eggi lor latching.
ltemomber G. A. Clark hni twice as much new
Wall Pitper ns can be found ehewhero.
On Monday night llio Notion store of J. Kelt
lcr, on South Main street was robbed of abo'Jt
$100 worth of notions.
You will bo surprised to see tlio number o I
dllTcrent shades of Plain Window Curtains that
can be hart at Clark's Hook Sloroi
Contral l'cnnsjlvnnh M. K. conference which
has been In session at York, 1M,
George II. WilliU an otd and respected clti-
ten ofCatawisji, died, nt his home mi Tuesday
last, no was atone titno an associate jiielgo of
mis county.
The finest Hue of Clothlni; nnd Gents' Fur.
nWiIng Goods cvor received In llloomt,burgfor
mo lowest prices at QroV N. Y. storo.
OlltTUAttY.
Mm. Sarah Frllz, wife of Mr. Jesjo Kriti,
Eij., died nt her home In Sug.uloaf township,
Columbia county, on Sabbath mornirgi March
Glh, nged fifly-four years nnd nlno months.
The death of Mr. Vr'dr. was a groat shock to
her many friends, having retired the evening
before In her usual health. About three
It looki like bminesi at Lockard's c.ir shrm
They nre cngagjd now on a largo contract for o'clock, she spoko to her husbiml, saying bIio
tho D, h, & W. It. 11. Co. Flvo or six condo.
la cars nro lurnoil out daily.
i.ncs. oongs anu new instrumental Music nt
Clark's Hook Store.
For Ileautiful Cut Flowers nnd Choice Wants
go to Dillon's new Groen Ilouro on Main street
above the Normal School.
Hcv. W. H. GolWald lias declined tho call
to tho pastorate of the Lutheran church of tills
'0VP,1
When we nro sone it Is our money, not our
old clothes that our relatives want to preserve
as relics.
Strings of bonnets for morning calls aw worn
very loo?o so that tho hdiojmay havn n chanco
to talk.
The North Hranch C laal U being filled with
water. Boats will ommcncj towing in n few
days.
llr. D. Lowenberg'H faith lul clog Cnrlo de
parted this life one day hut week. Ho was a
fine animnl,nnd his nlTection for his master was
remarkable.
I'er.'ons who feel chilly at nlghls can pasto
tho following over their beds. A prlvnto let
tor from Florida pays: "Thermometer S3 in
the shade, and ladic3 aro drcssad in whito."
Local nows Uvory scirco. If anybody thinks
it is fin to edit a newpiper wo choiild lilto to
have him try h'n hand at it such dull weeks ns
the past ono has been.
Next Friday will bo moving day. A goo'
miuy people will mjvo on Thursday on account
of thu superstition connected with moving cu
Friiby.
0. A. Clark's is Headquarters for Wall Pa
per and Window Curtains.
Iicroase licp'ibUctn Lender-
Having been cured by St. Jacob's Oil, I rec
ommend tho Biino to all suflerera witli rheuina
liira, says Mr. L. ShiHunn, 2301 Calumet nvi.,
Chicago, 111.
Why is it thafonr job prcsos arc kept con
stantly busy while other offices nro idle? He
cause It is well known that wo do tho best work
for" the lca3t money. There is more material in
this office than in any other two in the county.
The firm of Wngonsi"llor & Co., having been
dissolved by mutual consent, L. T. Sha-pless
desires to give notice that he will continue tho
Notion business, wholesale and r7ai7,at tho room
formerly occupied by the old firm in ids build
ing on Main street, two doors above Centre.
There is plenty of work for everybody now.
At no time has there been so much building nnd
improving ns at present Our exchange indi
cate that tlio same activity prevails everywhere.
It is a good sign.
Sick Headache, Nervous IIcadiiche.lTead
achn from sour stoinach.aro all cured by Dr.
McUaur's Jfcadacha aad Jfynpepiia I'tlls,
l'rico 25 cents. march 1 1-1 in
A CAM).
Dr. House desires to inform his patrons and
tho public in general, that nftcr April 1st, he
will be located in rooms over tho Hloomsbttrg
Hanking Co., nnd desires a continuance of pub
lio favor. march 25 -lw
Two ladies wero attacked on Monday night
on Catharine- street, by tlio same mysterious
person who baa been causing so much alarm
in our town. Why can't this villain bo caught
and brought to justice
Parents, in buying children's shoo.', nsk for
A. S. T. Co. Hlack Tip upon them. Thcv will
outwenr any shoe, adding to tho beauty of even
tho finest. A, S. T. Co. stamped on tip.
Tho lecation of tho line between Montour
nnd Northumberland counties is becoming nn
interesting matter with tlio peopioon the hor
dcr. The courts of the respective counties ap
pointed competent perrons to trnco the line.
A fine assortment of Sheet Music just re
ceived at George A. Clark's.
.Silo bills done at this offico nro printed on
extra hoavy paper that will stand tho weather.
It weighs 00 pounds to tlio ream, while oilier
offices use only 40 pound paper. We include
birders and cuts for tho sanvj price that you
will havo to piy elsewhere for plain bills.
There is a large quantity of rubbish lying
nbout the town, in'.back yards and allies. As
the weather grows warmer there will arie from
this matter impurities that will bo disseminated
abroad and bo productive of much sickness
Doctors say this is ono of the cause of diph
theria. Everybody should see to it (hat their
promises aro cleaued up ns soon ns po-sible,
so that our town may not bo visited witli tho
dread dlsenio ns man; others have been.
Dr. II. F. Gardner rewntly performed n fino
surgical operation o( trepanning on it Mr.
Kishbach, of Wapwallopen. The man had Ins
skull crushed by being thrown from n horse.
The physician's skill filled to save him, how
ever, and ho Ins smco died.
Mr. Thomas W. Crevcling died nt his home
In lvpy, on Saturday, March lOdi, from a se
vere attack of colic. A post mortem examina
tion showed that his digestivo orgins wero
ruptured, The decoised was upwards of fifty-
Iwo years of nge, and loava3 no fiiuily. Ho
was a brother of A. Crevcling, of Danville.
Fon Sat.e on Kent. Snvder's tannery, lo
cated in Hloomsburg, is for snlo or rent. Pos
session given April 1st, 1881. For price and
terms apply to C. W. Neal or F. P. Hi limey cr
Hloomsburg. Pa. jan 7tf
A man by the namoof Algior tasthis life
by drowning at Danvillo on Monday afternoon.
He was out on tho river with a boat cntchim
drift wood when by sDm mishap the boat up
set and ho was drownol.
was not well. Ho immediately arose and pro
cured a light, when upon icturning to hor bed
sido, ho found her unconscious, In which con
dition sho remained until about five o clock a.
m., when she gently passed to tho land of spir
it'. Mrs. Fritz, was a woman of rare virtues.
As n wifo sho was dovotod to her husband. As
a mother sho itrovo to train her children to
honor nnd usefulness. Sho has left tho indcli
bio Impress' of her own pure llfo upon hor fam
ily, and few aro tho homes whore a purer social
atmosphere is broathed As n chrUtiau, sho
was quiet nnd unatsuming, but always adorning
the doctrines' of God hor Savior by an upright
walk and a Godly conversation. Loved by all
who had tho irivilege of her acquaintance, sho
has left the legacy of n pure oxanple, and tho
memory of her nimo Is as ointment poured
forth. Her Cmcral was nttonde 1 on Tuesday
morning nt St. Gibriel's church by tho largest
concour.so of peoplo tint has assembled Ihero
for years, Kev. II. H. Fortner officiating,
An English engineer has written to the Peniv
sylvania Coal Company offering to extinguish
the firo at tho Bailor mine, near Piltston. Ho
claims to be pertodly fimiliar with the means
adopted for pulling out tlio firo which had
been burning for 07er thirty years-
e nro plcacd to nolo that W- Ilnyes
Grier, editor of the Columbia Herald, is n can
didate for tho office of Grnml Warden of the I.
O of O.F. Not being a number of tho order wo
are not p'epirel to siy what qualifications nro
neces'nry for tho proper performance of the
duties of (lint office, but wo do know that Mr.
Drier is a gentleman competent to fill nny po
sition to winch he may lie called.
A woman fiH onni icy idewidk in Hart
ford and broke her Il-2. Sho recoverel So00
auiagcs from tho city. The owner of the prom-
es in iroiii ot which mo was Hurt was then
sued by the city, on tho ground that he hai
iolated an ordinance by not clearing the walk
f ico. The Supreme court has decided in this
c.vc that tho city and not tlio property owner
liabl-! for injury to a person falling on an Icy
sidewalk.
No justice of the pease can marry inditidu
nls under 21 years of ago utiles! a certificate
f consent from guardians is first produced.
Originally the penalty was imposed on him
lather he know of the nge of the parties or some of them at leat, are al-vays roidy to for-
not. Ho was bound to ascertain it nt Ins pen!: ward nnv enterprise in which our business men
ut a case of great hardship in 1871 caused an
mendment to the law, and he is not now liable
fir the penally unless ho "knowingly or wilful
ly" disregards the law that is, unless he
nows or has reason to believe that the parlies any printing to bo done many of oar citizens
are under age.
M'orcctttr, lbs.s. Spy.
NOT1IINO ON EAItTtI ISO HOOD.
Certainly a strong opinion said ono of onr
reporters to whom tho following was detailed
by Mr. Henry Knsihop, widi Mr. Geo. E.
Miller, 418 Main street, this city: I suffered
o badly with rheumatism in my leg lat win'
ter, that I was unablo to attend to my work,
being completely hclplcs". I beard of St- Ja
cob's Oil nnd bought a bottle, nftcr using which
feel greatly relieved. With the ue of tho sec.
end bottle I wai completely cured, In my est!
mation there is nothing on earth so good for
rheumatism as St. Jacob's Oil. It nets likoa
charm.
NORMAL SCHOOL.
The State Normal School of this district will
liegin tho Spring term, Monday April -It li ,1 SSI
Tho school aims to meet llio growing demand
on every hand for teachers trained for the!
profession, The steady increase in numbers
continues, Tho last class was the largest over
graduated from tho school nnd this ono is tweu
ty-fivo por cent, larger, Tho thoroughness of
the instruction, the beauty of tho locatio.i, llio
attractiveness of the bulldines and grounds are
not surpassed, Iteforenees our students.
fi, J, Faux, the well known horseman, hns
leased the Leo Park Hotel and grounds nnd will
tnue possession on April 1st. He has had ex
perienco ns a landlord, having been in charge
of (he hotel nt tho Scranlon driving park. Ho
will look carefully after Ike track, and hav
some good honest trots when tho season is far
enough ndvancod, Ho Is now driving tl
fine brown coll "Harry T," which he bought
from S. W. Townsend nnd which he thinks I
the best ho has ever owned. The colt will be
heard fiom beforo Fall, unless indications aro
nl fault. 'iktibam llecord,
DOIIOUOH SCHOOL SUFKlllNTENDBNTtf.
Hy tho present law of tho State oities an
boroughs, having a population of 7,000 are en
titled to fleet a borough superintendent. Un
dor the last census, Corry, Huzlcton and Lock
Haven, which havo had tupcrlntendonU, fall
below tho required 7,000 and will havelo gtv
(hem up unless the law is changed, Hut there
is a bill pending in tlio Legislature to chang
the required population to 6,000, Tills would
reinstate the three towns named above, and al
bring w I tli in lis provisions, Ashland, Denver
lulls, Holhlohcm, Ilristol, Cnrlhle, Chambers
burg, Dunmoro, Franklin, Phujnlxvillo.Sliar
cn ami Tumtqoa,
People desiring to paper their houses should
11 and cxtmino G. A. Clark's stock nt once.
le hasriiMfy neio Bloc!:.
I'KltSO.SAL.
Alem 15. Tate, of Williamport, was in town
on Wednesday and gavo our office a friendly
call.
(ill. H. H. F.ickcll, of iVilkeabarre, was !n
town on Wednesday on his way homo from Or
angevlllo where he had been visiting relatives.
William P. Mouser has removed from Ilu
pert to Lcwisburg.
Frank Geddis will soon Inke a clerkship at
Kinport's drugstore,
Hon. llobert Klotz will phase accept thanks
for public documents.
Mr. E. Shipo, of Sunbury was in town on
business on Mondny.
Hon. C- U. Huckalow is .it Weit Point, New
York.
II, W. McKelvy has given up Ills position in
I. W. McKelvy ,s storo, preparatory to going
West, nnd Clias. W. McKilvy has taken char
of the grocery depirlmcnt of that store.
a word to otm jisnoiusw.
There is nn niront of a New York nrintin;;
lioue in the cilv, solicitinir or.lers tor cants,
Our merchants and business men should refuse
to purchase nf him, as equally good work can
lie done al offices in this city for tlio simeor
oven lcs3 money. Thero is no good reasou
why foreign establishments should bo pitroni
zed to tho detriment of those) nt Inline Ifrnt-
isfactorv work could not bo done hero tho cno
would bo dillercnt, b it as it is, it is tinpit to
Wilkesbirre printers in order goods from New
York. Help your ueiehbirs and they will help
you.
Tho Wilkcsb.irro Record prints tho above,
and it is equally as npplicahiu to this town.
Agents come bora from ditint places nnd lake
orders for letter heads, enve'opes, legal blanks,
&C; whilo printing offices at homo can do just
as good work at lower pnc;s. We submit that
it is unfair and unjust, lhe town taper,
A litU KSTAM.1SllMU.XTi
Moycr Hrolhera will soon tako possesion of
their now stores In the building formerly known
ns the City Hotel, It has been so mctimor
phoscd thai no ono will recognlzo tlio laco ns
they enter tho rooms on the first floor. At tho
upper corner Is their retail department. This
room, ns aro nil on the first floor, is nbout fif
teen feet high, Tho floor Is of black mid while
tiling, In llio rear is the prescription deptrt.
ment, nnd still back of this Is nn elevator and
dumb wnilor running from the cellar to tho
third floor. Tho wholesale storo Is In tho lower
room, extending back tho wholo deptli of tho
building, Between the two rooms Is the count
ing room, separated from (he stores by a heavy
oak counter or railing. Tins oOlco Is lighted
by a skylight. They have Just placed In post'
tlon n large and handsome safe, Tho shelving
nnd counlots nro of late patterns nnd Tory fine
workmanship, nnd wero made by C. Krng, un
der lhe direction of his foreman, Mr, Cartcr.uf-
ter plans drawn by J, H. Hrtiglcr. The wood
is of ash, finished In haul oil. Tho cnliro front
of tho stores is of hoay plato glass ovortwelve
feet high, making ono of tho handsomest fronts
In this section.
On the second floor nro two fino suites of
rooms intended for offices, which nre lo rent.
No moro dcsirnblo location can be found In
town for such purposes, Tho ceilings nie high
nnd the rooms well lighted, nnd nro to bo bent
cd by steam from tho luge apparatus in the
cellar which warms tlio wholo building. Gas
and water havo also been introduced. Tho
third floor contains llio laboratory whore tho
popular proprietary medicines of tlio firm will
bo prepared. They proposo nlso to put in n
water motor to be used for grinding spices, fee
Altogether, this is one of the Gnest busititc"
houses in the Stalo. It is complete in nil its
nppoinlmenta. Tho work was done by Mr.
Humphries, who has shown great skill and
taslo in carrying out tho plans of tho architect,
J. H. Hrnglcr. Mr. John Lawall, the popular
n9itant, will continue in chargo of the retail
department, and wo havo no doubt that the al
ready largo trade of this enorgetic nnd enter
prising firm will bo greatly increased. They
aro fair and honorablo business men, and not
only manage their own nffiiirs with ability, but
nro interested in nil public improvements and
enterprises, Tho step that they have taken in
putting up this fine establishment Is creditable
to themselves r.nd nn ornament to tho town.
A good Stilt fur tO 00 at dross N. Y.
Store.
Linen Towels. Lin on Tahlo Cloth1. Llnon
Napkins, for tho 1st of April at I. W.
llnrlinan's.
Oomo In nnd examine mv full lino of
Straw Hata far men nnd Boys at Gross' N.
V CJ I - -
X, HUIU
Whito Droii Oaods nnd Umbroldsrlos to
trim at I, W. Ilnrtman's,
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All Kinds of Dishes nud CHasi ware cheat)
nt I. W. Unrtmnn's.
ItcniemberO, A. Clark has double the JVctt-
Stock of Wall JPaper of any one else in the
county,
Nervous hcadachr, periodical brad ache,
nfiiralrric headache cured bv Dr. Mellauri
Headache and Ihmicnna Villi. Price 25
cents. march 11-lm
aro interested. They advertise the town, and
bring people heio to increaso tlio IrniU; ihcy
favor all improvements that nio cnlsuutiu to
bonifit the property owners, but when thcro is
A TEN LOI.I.AK M1IMCAL I'lilZU.
Tho publishers of JlutMoc'i .lori( offer the
following easy way for some ono to moLc
$10.00:
To the person telling us how many times the
word "Hethlehcm" Is found in tho New Testa
merit Scriptures, by April lOlii, 1881, we will
give SUlMJO in gout as a prize, (lie money
will bo forwarded lo liio winner April 15, 18S1
Thoo who try lor tho prizo must send 10 cents
with llinr answer, for which they will receive
the May number of lhe Monthly, a handsome
Magazine of 32 pages, in which will be pub
Ilshed the name nnd address of tho winner of
the prizo, with tlio correct answer tliorcto, Ad-
ress Itutlcdgo Publishing Company, Easlon,
P.i.
send nway fir it, or give their orders to agents
who come here only to carry money away from
the town. Let us all help each other.
DUUKIKiitN NI.WH.
HfCKitoRN, Marcli 22, 1SS1.
Itev. G. V. Savago is attending Confeienco
nt York.
Tho M.K.Congrrgitinn havo pirch-ued a fine
organ, it was uouglit of .Mr. I . 1). htrutsuil is
of tliu Waterloo m inufact.ire
Mr. II. D. Old returned to Michigan to-day
accompanied by Daniel W Hnrri.
V, It. Shoemaker nnd Son from Shenandoah
aro visiting friends here,
We aro sorry to state that scarlet fever has
again broken out in onr village.
Our popular merchant Mr. A. H, Vanltew
has added considerably lo his sleek by taking
unto lunuelf a wif.'. o congratulate him in
this now addition.
Quito a number of changes in this place this
spring,
Messrs. E.J. Old and Chas- Shaffer inovo on
farms nt either end of tho Itwn,
I
To day, the twonly-fifth inft., is the feast
of the Annunciation, observed with great
solemnity in tho Itoman Catholic churches.
Of this festival, which is in commemora
tion of the mission of the Archangel Cm'
briel to Mary, to announce to her that she
was to be the mother of tho Saviour, Hingham
writes that it luid come into nee beforo the
Council of Trullo, A. D., 052, for that council
renewing a prohibition of the Council of Lao-
dicca, makes a further exception in behalf of
the Annunciation, forbidding all festlvitlis to
bo kept in Lent except the Holy Sibbalb,(Eas
ter Even) (lie Lord'sdaynnd the Annunciation,
which tdiows that by this time it had become n
noted festival, nnd, ihenforv, its origin may bo
tnted back ns far ns the seventh century, at
leust when sermons bogau to be made upon it,
The tradition of tlio Gr.'ek church Is that life
Annuncialicn tool; place nt a well wlii h Is still
shown nt Nazareth.
thu vi:rnal equinox.
Tho sun cro'-sed the line at six o'clock Fun"
day morning, nnd the ns'ronomical Spring then
bosan- The days nnd nights nro now every
where equal, nnd whilo the north polo is just
coming into light the south polo is sinking into
the long nnlnriic night. At the equator the
sun is exnedy overhead nt noon. Some persons
find it difficult to understand tho astronomical
divisions oi the tcason, which is neviithehss
more nccurato than tho ordinary division. A.-
tronomicnlly llio fta?ons begin when the sun
crosses the tquator in the Spring and Fall, am:
when he reaches lhe two points of greatest di
vergence from lhe equator in summer and
winter. Thiso points fall somo twenty dajs
later in catli case than the dates fixed in the
nlnnnacs for the heainuirr: of the seasons. In
reniiiy, tin yoar hai only two primary divi.
idii, which are lUtormincd by the position o
tin sun noitli or south of tho equator. Spring
and Autumn i.ro uwrely Irinrilianal period
marking the gradual chango from cold to waim
and from warm to cold. Tho cquinoxia
storms, which occur twice a year, about ll o
time when tho sun cros-'cs the equator, l nv
immcmoiinlly occupied an important place in
pipul ir weather bro. Tho farmers look for
them rrgulaily, and farm work is sometimes se
rioiisiy I'isirrangcd by n lardy "tquincctiuV
This time the bun made a stormy cro'sing, and
uudjr such circumstances it is said that a peri'
od of good weather is generally in prospect
WHEN FOUND MAKE A NOTE OF IT.
"When four d make a note of it" Sprin
ninssom cims Hrieht's di-e.ie of the kidneys
and also tlio tumble complaint ca'Ied Hone l
tho bladder. Prices, SI, GO cent, and Ina
hot h s 10 cents.
THE ILLUdTltATJIls BOIKNTIl'IO NUWS.
One of the bamlsoiuest of publications is the
'Illustrated Sciuitlfic Nows' published by Munn
A Co., Now York, Every number contains
thirty-two pages full of engravings of novelties
in scienco and the useful arts. Ornamental
wood work, pottery, vases and objects of mod
crn nnd ancient nrt nro finely shown.
Tho March number contains, among various
other subjects ilhi'trateJ, a full description of
the inanufacturo of paper hangings, with en
graving"! how tho deceptive curve Is produced
in casting tho ball by the baso ball pitcher, his
attitude, how he holds and handled tho ball, nil
fully Illustrated. Tho number beforo ua also
contains cngrnings of Capt. Ead'a proposed
ship railway acro.'S the Isthmus, and n novel
hydraulic railway locomotive,
In addition lo all Ibis it contains many val
liable recipes for artisans and housekeepers.
This publication will be found instructive
and ontci tabling to all classes, but will bo Lrsl
urpredatcd hy tho most intelligent. Published
by Munn & Co., 37 Park How, New York, at
f l.fiO a year, did sold ly all newsdealers.
OWTlUltV.
Marshal Glrton Shoemaker, ono of tho pion
ecrs of Shenandoah, died at h is reddence, this
borough, Thursday evening, March 3rd. Mr.
Shoemaker was barn In Columbia county, Feb
ruary Otli, 1811, and was therefore 70 years and
7 days old. He came of old Pennsylvania stock
Hi grandfothor, Andrew Shoemaker, was n
revolutionary soldier, and his father Abram
served with 'credit in the war of 1S12. Mr,
Shoemaker rommenced li fa at Pottsville, soon
after his marriage, and for a timo was engaged
in boating on tho Schuylkill cmul. He after
wards removed to Columbia county, where he
was in business upwards of thirty years. In
1813, lie was uppointed post-mailer of Buck
Horn, that county, nnd ho continued lo hold
tho position until 18G0, when he removed to
Shenandoah, and was succeeded by his sou,
William II. Shoemaker, now also residing in
this borough. In Shenandoah, Mr. Shoemaker
engaged in tho mercantile business and for
many years conducted one of tho largest estab
lishments here. He was full of enterprise and
push and built the Shoemaker Opera Homo,
which, until within a few months, was tho only
building fitted for large gatherings in tho place.
Sonio seven years ngo, ho was stricken with
paralysis and has been an Invalid ever since.
He had, in all, four attacks of paralysis, but his
death was the result of a cold. He bad been a
Mason lor many years, having been a charier
member of tho Washington Lodge, No, 205,A,
Y, M., of Hloomsburg, organized July 8, 1632.
Ho had also hem nn Odd Fellow fur thirty-six
years and wssnunctlvo member of 691, this
borough, He leaves a wife, now sevenly four
yoarsofng;, four sons and two dau ghters. Thu
funeral took placo Saturday March 6th, at 1 p.
in,, the interment beinirnt St. Pauls cemetery,
near Ivrcbs in llio valley,
Mr, Shoomakor was a man of fow word, but
of strong convictions, and.'grcat decision of char
acter. Having arrived at a conclusion, he was
straightforward nud honest in all his doalings
nnd enjoyod the respect nnd confidence of all
who came in contact with him, and of lha en
tire community in which ho resldod. Shtnan
Zoii Herald.
""well I'MXUdT"
Pencil writing may bo fixed almost Indelibly
bypassing the moiileiid toigue ovir it. In
vallds ciin bo eured of dyspepsia and Its attend,
ant horrors bv iislmr Sprlnir lllosoiii. Prions-
$1, 60 cents, and (rial bottles 10 iriila.
Business flota., Iholmes & soHuylbr
Oranct s. Lemons. Dates. Flirs at I.
W. Hnrtmati'a now Grocery Department.
O. O, JInrr wants ten tons ol clean cot
ton rngr.
NewOpctilnc of Snrlnc Hosiery at I. W.
ilarttnati's.
If you vatit a child'n NIco Iluttou Shoe. 5
to 7, for 0j cents to $1, solid leather, go to
ivtssier g,
Don't fall to subscribe for Ilittlcrlck Si
Co'. Spring Fashion liaok at O. Man's.
Prices of Snrinc Clothim: way down nt
Gross' N. Y. Store.
O. 0. Mnrr sells goods very cheap for ready
pay.
10 Pieces Spring Oloakincsnt I. W. Ilnrl-
mati's.
Kcsslcr is ccltlnc In his tiew Block of
Hoots and Shoes, ami Ihcy will bo sold nt
liottom Prices.
12 Styles Dress Ginghams nt I. W. Hart-
man s. Look nt tbem.
Just received from New York amll'hlla-
dolphin, n full lino of Spring Clothing,
Hats and Caps, Hoots anil Shoes, nt Gross'
Now York Store, Hloom.
Fresh Garden Seeds nt.'C. 0. JIarr's.
"Wo linvo opcui'tl this week n
fine iiisortmcnt of Painters' Brush
ca of every description, and think
we havo by lur tlio imest assort
ment to select from that can bo
found in this section. Tho prices
in some lines havo been reauced.
and wo havo marked down our
wholo stock to correspond, Wo
have been selling this mnko of
brushes for some timo and they
have been giving excellent satis
faction.which warrants us in keep
ing a larger assortment than over.
Poor brushes are dear at any price,
Our low prices together with ex
cellent quality you will find wor
thy of your attention,
A larce arrival of Hoots ami Shoe?, such
ns mens' Opera Hoots, mens' Fine Calf Hut-
ton anil Alexis, wonianj' misses noil cut l
dren's Htitton nnd Lace at Kcsslcr's.
- -o
I am still selling Hoots and Shoes at cost.
L. Gross, N. Y. Stnre.
Hats and Caps at
Cost for Thirty Days
at D. Lowcnbcrg's.
Go
bacco
to C. 0. Marr's for Frcshmulh Tc-
Wc would call tho attention ot
tho driving public lo our assort
ment of whips, In no storo in tlio
county can bo found half tho stock
wo have on our rack. Our stock
contains a great variety of styles
and material, fancy and plain,run
ning in price from 15 cents to
$3.00. In making our selections,
our first move was to find a relia
ble manufacturer, and to confine
ourselves to but one lino of goods,
tbcreby avoiding a groat deal of
worthless auction stock. Wo try
to sell as good a whip as you aiv
willing to pay for, so if you arc
not willi"g to pay much.you must
not expect much.
HOLMES & SCHUYLER.
Chestnut
St.
Market
St
Upon receipt of a postal card, spe
cifying the kind of goods wanted, we
immediately send by mail, gratuitously, with
widths and prices marked, samples of
Dress GooDS,SiLKs,Etc.
showing the latest styles, and enabling a purchaser in any
part of tho United States to select satisfactorily, and order
the goods conveniently, with certainly of receiving only
what are sent for, and at precisely the same prices paid
by city customers who buy at our counters. If, upon
examination at home, any articles fail to be as expected,
we request their return, and send others in exchange, or
refund the money at once if the purchaser prefers.
Our. New, Spring Catalogue
embracing all the departments in one large book, with a
system of ordering goods by letter more convenient than
any heretofore, will be mailed, without charge, to those
who send us a postal card containing name, town, county,
and state: nothing further is necessary, wc will under
stand what is wanted.
Our stock, which forms the greatest variety in one
establishment in the United States, includes Ladies' Suits,
Shawls, Millinery, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Jewelry,
Laces, Embroideries, Shoes, Linens, Gentlemen's Cloth
ing, Housekeeping Goods, China, Silverware, Furniture,
Carpets, etc. Address,
John Wanamaker
PHILADELPHIA. .
Our Store, Jcnown as the Grand Depot, occupies the block at Thtr
tcentn ana Market streets, extending to Chestnut Street nnd
,tt.y nail diuuiv, una jus tin iirc.i ui uciweeu iwu uuu .
three acres on I lie ground Iloor alone. nail oQUaiB
1
Gity
HOX.MUS & SOHTJYL.BR.
QUARE
DEALING
Nothing should bo better appreciated by a patronizing public tlinii
reliablo mercbanls of whom they can make their purchases, confident
that they will not misrepresent their goods in order to make sales.
This is oftentimes u great temptation to tho merchant and in strictly
adhering to his principle, ho loses many sales, which are made by his
less scrupulous neighbors. In no business is there greater chance for
deception than in tho Hardware rade, as tho stock to a great extent
is manufactured of steel or iron, Fancy paint or bronze together with
a high polish, renders it difficult at times to distinguish the materials
and you havo to rely on either the reputation of tho manufacturer, if
ho has one, or tho honesty of the dealer. In many cases you would
never know, if misrepresented lo you, and the merchant's profits
theroby largely increased, which makes it a, great temptation to dis
honest dealers. Never in any instance, have wo misrepresented an
article in our storo, nor do wo knowingly allow any employee to do
so, and wo trust any article bought of us and not found as represent
ed, will be promptly returned. When we find it neccss'ary to use such
means in order to mnko sales, we shall move our stock to somo point
where square dealing is better appreciated. Wc do not claim to carry
tho cheapest line of goods. Our aim is to give dollar for dollar in
value. In selecting our goods, our first consideration is to buy only
from reliable manufacturers of standard goods, and secondly to buy aq
low as wo can, and this is all wo ask of you, examine our goods, get
our prices, and if neither suits you, don't buy. We cannot ask you
to do what wc rofuso to do ourselves, nor do wo allow the forcing sys
tem, t. c , trying to talk you into something you don't want. Wo
presume you know what you want when you come to sec us, and leave
such matters to your judgment its you will bo better suited in the end.
Thanking tho public for past favors, wo trust, by strictly adhering to
cur principle of Square Dealing, and giving dollar for dollar in value,
to have a fair share of your patronage in tho future.
HOLMES & SCHUYLER.
G. 33. ROBBUnTS,
(strccsiason. 20 d. w. rodbims,) ihialeii im
Fine Eti-miilicv, triiSMltlcs, ft I un, Riiiiih, al all KlmlH ol'TViucs con
f-tnutij- on lmi,
T3TP0UTE!) ALES AND POHTKI'S IN H0TTI.K8 BY THE DOZEN.
Landlords throughout the county will find it to their advantage to
call and examine my stcck before purchasing elsewhere.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
Main Strost, 2nd Door bcloscr Iron.
July o;so-ly
HKUWICK IOTES.
March 2.1:tl, 1SS1.
Mr. II. V, (ilcnn, MipcrlntimKntof tlio lull
ir.g mill, hns returned from I'liil.nl.'lphin
whore he Im hocti staying during tho last ihno
wul;n for hi) licnltli. . "Wo nro glad to say ho
has fully rccovmd'.
Mr. (Irnrfje Wills, an old citizen of tow
diid on Sunday morning, aficr an illnca of
only two d lys. On Friday evening Iicvms nud
denly taken with colic, giving him iutciifi
iain from the idioclc of which ho noyerrecov
ered. A large-number of friends were at Ih
funtr.il yesterday.
Mr. Alex. Thompson'., wai the set no of
delightful party lint h'liday evening, Tli
fiiiging hy Mi'S Search, of Shic'.:liiiiny, wns an
intiresling feature of llio evening; oilier muic
and games added to tho entrrtainmont, and th
mng.iifirent .upper had llio ill'eet of putting tl
giusln in excellent humor. A more enjoya
ble ovent of Ui'h Uid Ins not been witnes-ed
this feawu In our lo.vn.
llev. Smyaer will remain wllh ua ntiUher
year, to tho sati-f.idiou of our Methodist con
gregation. He returned from confeienco in
timo to offlcla'o at Mr. Well' funeral, ye.-ter
day.
Mr. M. W. Jackson and family, Mr. C. II.
Woodin and family and Mrs. 0. 0. J.ickton
nnd daughter?, who were in attendance at con
ference, returned yesterday.
Signer Dlilz drew large crowd last Thurs
day and Friday evening, with hi interesting
exhibition.
At tho Literary lat Saturday evening, Mr.
Carl Kaytcr read an inlcrcfling letter on tho
assassination of lhe Czar, and tho effect of his
death. A reolutiun waa adopted hy tho Socie
ty denouncing Nihilism ami its Infamous pro
ceedlng. Tho subject for debate was: "Width
is the greater cause of crime and misery, igno
raneo or inteniperanci." The judges decided
in favor of tho affirmative, which waspupport
cd hy V. K. Smith and C. Kayeer; on tho neg
ative wcio Dr, h'reas nnd l Stewart.
liEPOUTnn,
SECOND KDITION OF JOII.
Mrs. Ogden, N. Division Mrect. HiiITjIo,
pay; I cannot lo too thankful Hint I waa in
duced to try your Spiing lllos;om I was nt
one time afraid 1 kIioiiM never hu ablo lo hn out
again. ' I geeuud to ben Fecund edition tf Job
without hla patiencp, my lure nnd body wns one
vast collection of boils nnd pinii'lc. Since ink
lug one bolllo of your Spring Hloeom I am
ipule cured, all eruptions have disappeared,
nnu i uei Leutr man l liave lor a long timo,
l'rires, SI, 60 cents nnd trial bottles 10 ten's.
Marriages.
IIakizki. Srrum At the Itefonnod par
nonage In Orangeville on tho 17th liut.Mr.
J, II. Ilnnzcl, of Mount Pleasant townthlp to
MI.h biinaalhu Sltler, of Oentro township.
Deaths.
Wiiithnkiht On tho Slli inst. in Fishing.
neeK lownmip, JMaiiolla Wliltenlght, nged 10
years, I) months nnd "I diiy.
WllITKNieiltT-In Mt. ritnsanl township on
mo Hiu inn., xsom Helm Whliiniglit, njje
7 yearc, 8 months mio 21 days.
Hon. Goorgo N. (Joron, Norristown. siys:
Tlio Phermix Pectoral Is indispensablo in my
family. It nets liko n charm in curing
coughs nud colds with tho childrrti,and I
nlwnys tlio it when addressing n jury. Price
25 cents. C. A. KIoim.Bloomsbur. iprl6-ly
Seo n woman picking a bunch nf grapes
in nnother column, nt fcspcer's Vineyard,
from which Speer'it Port Grape Wino is
made, that is feo highly esteemed by tho
medical profession for tho use ol invalid,
weakly person and tho nged. Sold by
0. A. Klelm. jan 7'S1 ly
If you want qood knlvo. and forks ntLow
Prices call nt I. K. Whnry'n.
Cleariug Out Winter Goodi
to mako room for
Kxtensivo Alterations nt
Tho Popular Clothing
Store of
David I.iwetiberg.
Harriet A. Ncvekirk, of Halcni. savs: 1 was
cured of tetter In my llnnd by threw applica
tions ot uamphor .Mill:, my husband wat
cured of edd running sores by using it. It
cured my eoh of a sprained ankle, Price 5!5
cents. rJnld by C. A, Kloim, Hloomsburg.
npril 1G, 'SO.ly
- - - - -
Lots of good Cloversecd nnd Timothy.
seed at Sm Young's, Idghl St.cet. m-l-lw
The highest cash prico paid for wheat by
'A. T. Fowler, nt Willow Grove. No dif
ference as to vnriety. liye 75 cents n bushel.
Avondale Ued Ash Conl, -1. fi, nnd G. always
nn hand, llallroad Ties taken in exchaiigo
for conl.or cash will bo paid for them.
ln its 8-w
Walnut t.K.Pltti'i HKkTOiiEiCMs entirely ilirfcr-
cntfioinnU other. It Is as clear bs wnter.niul ns
immune) Indicates. Is ii.pcrfeet VCKCtnulo llnlrlte
Htorer and does not In any manner atrect the health
widen Nuipiuir, susjar or U'nci mid annuo or hiivcr
preparations havo done. It will Immediately treo
(ho bead from nil DanilmlT, licstoro dray Hair to Ita
natural color, ami rrcduco n new growth where' It
has fallen err. Itwlllchingo llghtor faded hnlrtu
n fpw da) s lo n beautiful glossy Lrown. livery hot
tlo w warranted. Afck jour Urugulst for It. For
nilo nt Movbh linos., liloonishurp. fa. mlth, Kltno
uo., rnu.iueipnia, aim nuiii ituekeu, jsuw orh.
Wholesale Ageuts. oct. Tl, so-u
Important Notice
For Thirty Uays Grant
Bargains
Can bo Hought in Clothing.
You can buy w W'lntor
Suit or Overcoat
At Cost.
Must Ho Sold to
mako room fur
AI.TBItATiONrf IN UUILIIING
nt David I.otveuberg's
llllhCUEl) I'lTl)M DEATH.
Tho following statement tf William.!, nniiomin.
of .Somervllle, -MiisH..s no remnrkaulu that wo beg
to usk for 11 tho attention or our readers. Ho wik
-in uiu iuii in loiu wbun i wus iukcu Willi n Violent
lll'iedltig of llio I lings followed by a Mnerocciiign.
I soon begun to losu my nnpellto and tleth. I was
no weak ulomi Urnn that I could not leave my bed.
In tbo;auiniuor oflsli I una admitted to tlu city
llospltul. While there the doctors said 1 had a holo
In my tett lung as IIk ns a half dollar. I expended
over a bundled dollars In doctors and medlclncx.
I was ro tar gonealonu timo a rencrt went around I
wnadead. I gavo up hope, but u fileml Inldinuof
1)11. W.M. IIAIJ.'S llALHAM 1'OltTIIK I.UNfiS. I
Im ghed at iny-lilcnUs, ihlnklrg that my case was
Incurable, but I got a bottle to batltfy ihem, when
to uiy biuprtfo una grulltlcattou, I coiiiuiunuud to
ft) Letter, sly liopo, onco dead, imnan to reTlvo.umt
tivday 1 feel lu better spirits than I havo for three
years.
"I write tills lioplnif you will publish It fo that ev
ery one nllhclcil wllh elkcaM U Units wIIIIkj Induced
Uitaliu Dr. Win. Hull's lluUum fur tho Lungs, nia
bo convinced that t.'DNM'.Ml'I'ION I AN III. t'llltlill.
I have luken two bottles, and ruu posltncty Bay tlmt
Ithasdoiioiuorii good limn till the whir inedlelias
I lm.o tHki'ii klnco lnv blrkneu. Atv noumi i.r.u i.
mostenilrelrdUoppenreit and 1 uu'iihcKm. bimblo
10 go lo wort. Hold by etiugglsts. 'juko Win. Hall
utuDuiu vuij-ucnuni m njuuuriuia. uct.ic-ivuuw
DMINISTRATOH'S NOTICE.
. ESTATE Of JOSSl'll K. SANDS, r.BCK.lSKll.
Letteraof administration on tho csratoof .Joseph
E. uanUs.lato of Mt. I'leasant township, UolumUa
county, deceased, have u-jen grunted Uy tho Regis
ter or s. ltd countv to the undcrslirncd administrator.
All persons havlug claims against the estate ofaatd
decedent are renueatod tonrajimt them for settle
ment and th030 ladebted to mako payment tu.the
unuerbignca aamimscTaiorwunout ueiay.
JOHN SANDS,
Acicnini3iraior.
ltohrsourg, ra.
raachlS.lw
T UIDQE LETTING.
111 bo at Uowman's mill In ilrlare reek townshto.
on Saturday, the second day of April, leil. A stone
orcii uridiro to bo repaired over nrlarcreek near How-
man s mui, one new sione pier, iwo new siono arcu-
es, utiu.wiu wuna iu uu repaired.
HTUPIIKN TOIIK,
OlIAltl.lSSltUlcllAl.T,
A. II. IlKltltlNtl,
Commissioners' Ofllee, County Commissioners,
liloomsbui j. l'.i., .March ic, 'si.
Attest: J. U. c'askv, Clerk, march is-aw
LOOK HERB!
GO TO
C. C. GALIGNAN,
GOOD JOB OF ROOFING AND SPOUTING.
FOR -A.
QOOD JOB Of PLUIBIQMDQJVS FITTiQ
KB KEEPS A FULL SUPPLY" OF
1
LEAD PIPE,
IRON PIPE,
TERRA COTTA PIPE,
AND CHIMNEY FLUES,
ALSO AT ALL TIMES A FULL STOCK OF
STOVES, KCE ATEHS -AJXTID HlSrOES,
S AMD TIM SHOP ITS
OPERA HOUSE, Centre Street
BLOOMSBURG PA.
UDlTOlfS NOT10K.
ESTATE 01' CAN1IKU) IIAKKISON IJKChASM).
Thu iinderslsncd Auditor aimolnled bv thn Or-
plianV court of said county, to make ill-tiiuutlou of
1110 u.uaucoor 1110 lunu in 1110 naudsot tlioudmlnls
tutor or 1110 esiaio or said decedent to and mnontr
putlei entitled thereto, will sit nt Ids ofllco In
iloomsbiirs, on thu sth day ot April, lbal.atioo'
elock In He) forenoon, when anil where nil parties
inierehieu in paiu ruun must atiemt or bo (orover I
ueoarrouiromnny tnarootsaiu runii.
V. W. JIH.LRlt,
march l, 4w. Auditor.
UDITOKS jN'OTICE.
ESTATE OK JOHN IIAUTMAN, IIBCEAhEl).
Tlio underslirncd Auditor appointed by tlio Or
phans' itourt of corumhia county, to make distribu
tion of tho balance lu the handset I. A. Dew lit Ad
ministrator ot John Ilanmau deceased, latoeif or-
anne toivi ship an M10v.11 by his tlnal account
10 nnd amouir tlio parties entllled thereto, will sit at
hlson.ee In llluomsburif on Saturdav. April 9, ISSI
at ten o'clock a. m. to pi 1 form the duties of hlsnp
polntment, when and whero all persons liavlnir any
elalmon said fund will appear and proMiihesame
ui uu uuuauvu iiuiu reeeiini; auy suaro inereor,
JOHN M.CLAItK,
March 4 -w Auditor.
UOITOIt'S NOTICE.
KSTiTE UY JACOB UAUTKIl, BICBASED.
Tho undeftlned auditor Annr.intii hn I
nlllinu' f 'nil, r nt 1'nltl.nlili. nn....... .... ....i... I
llon to nnd nmoni; the parties entitled thereto.liere.
tiy 1,'lves notice that ho will sit In tho dlschaino 01
iiiuiiuiiesoiius uppoiutrnent nt his o.'llco In tho
town of II oomsbuiL'. on 'ri,nrK,i,iv n, mi I
Apttl.A. P., lbbl.al ten o'clock In the forenoon of
said day at which time nnd plocoall ihm sons Inter-1
estid In said fund uiurrqulrtd to ntlenit orbufor-
mi uvuautM iiuiu uu)' Mturu 01 mo same.
JtsrBEATTY'S OFFER
F0IITHJ3
17 STOPS
5 SET GOLDEN
ToDguo ltceils.
Sub Bass &
Oct. Coupler.
SPRING- SEASON
r-t -a HI ttt'iV ll'ii )nitnini(tkt.
It -itl Hint I'.i'llVfltiUuhn Klcai
VI1IJ
a iici.1 rnnN or f s
hfr. I1I.1I nl( rt I net rm. ire i
iinMlititl'tl l SI from nbovu
march l-lw
I. ti. WJNTKUSTEKN.
Auditor,
UinTOU'S NOTICE.
ESTATE OF 111 HAM Ll'KUKK, DECXA5RD.
The iinderslKiicd auditor appointed by tlio Or
leans' iiourt ot folumbm county to mnko dlstrlbti.
Ion of the tialitncu In thn liniirix 1.11 .1 iin.u mi
mlnlstrator of lllram l.tint-rr. ii.ipnn.i .ii.i.nu'., 1...
hlsllnal account, tii and nmoni; the parlies eutitlid
theielo, will Mt at his cnuco lu Illoouibburi? on Hat-I
urday, ttiotith day of Apili, nsi, nt ten tfcloekln
theloienoou, topeifeimtho duties cf bin appoint.
meiii wnen nnd wheio all pel sous liavlnir Claims
ukuiuhi, Hum esinie wiu.apreur andproolhe tiune
uruv luieYiTiieuuireu iroin rccelvnuf nny part of
L. It WAl.LEIt,
feb.'.'MIW
Auditor.
UDITOH'.S NOTICL'.
ISTATH OK SAUAH AllNWINE, PF.CUASEP,
Tho iiiulcrslRnert auditor npnejlntcd by IhoOr
pliiins' i oiiit tf Columbia county lo make distribu
tion of the balaueutu tho hands of tho exi tutor of
Harah A 1 nw In e, d( eeatrd, to unilumom; the parties
eiitiui'ii Iiiereto,wlll8lliitht8rinicliriilooiiitburtr
oti mi urday, tho vein day of Murch, ibil, at ten
o'clock In tho tereiioou, In perform the dutls of
its appoint incut, when and whero all ersciis hav
liiif iiny clatina upon raid fund will appear and
provu tho tamo or U) debarred from rectlvun? any
fcb.vww
Rl.. 1 iL!31i:X.J.mt...-i.l5
ill. 111... ll, .u, lakluM llt.Iu..tU IruUl ih. Hl.lt.
tin. Till! I'Vlili. I
tT-TUltoluitl.
rui rijuj L'i'iici..
(UUilKt 01 t'ailor
UrBSi lf.Ua Cull,
ho lutU Nc
Mjlo, 6.2U0,
Hciulit, :o In. ,
liliirtli, 41 IncliM,
IK'llh SI lllohi'st
Coiitalnm 1EI l'i. n
lb) lllft
Met DOHflflll l..h
llai.llccjrf. .ct of
&octarcioitl!Of.i
rtout trl. l.
Ittctli lilch rro
iluco tho b.vcct6 v
tono cfr hcai-tl 1
ivtof 1 octAlo oC
the new void com
Llnnllon lliol.lri
tin. cr I rra-h lUrn.
Hiilil, Mikh cx
ntlr llnltatCB B.
1. itch Horn, Im
11 j'jBiuors u
r ea. , ,-.ch or
tlo Mlncljial cr
1 .il.ir ei utdeu
Tu.iruj llocili,,
liu.LJii lu nil a.
I. .-vutlfiit conibt
1 .tliu..llli vliKl,
tho .ci rutin, rean
ll' llio all ot
l.cattj'i new rt
ent ttup nctlun)
prMuro any ar
11 tfiio c!r
.llxt. Itll.lheio.
foro, iirc.tt.ary to
c iniiailllEi'M-n.
tf. a ttc) vltt,
tUo fhvye action
tueiilirtOKUtbt
Ciii.tit tioMltl.)
vaiioty; (No
"iluniml.. 1L1.
riuibltiation la
l.iual lllPlamagri
folic, ( I'llml
pull oitc t OiMlb
:..? MouiJ.m,
(SI imlcit. 161 p.
"pain. 171 ilrin4
Jltau.H) drill.
""'""lUta
yl'IrMiiilluU.tl,,,
liutnaiuolco t no)
;lilchl.bjrf.rn.
lc;lc..Bmi moat
Klf.cl ll.it ,a.
MirlKcnatlatnct
ULiiniliur I lo
llio unlrcnat M.
rUmation of cut
lea and loTcra oi
mmlo vli.i
lialiioliltill.)
lf I ay It r,
vl.Uhduubliathd
iiwi!r, in, tnito
Jirto.dJ, aranil
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