THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSH U 110, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Stranger than Fiotlon.
Tltlt UlIMAtlKAM.n UAltFXlt OK V VKUMOKT
, MUltllKltKU.
'
Henry DoMosyna, ono of tho most
cqtr.Tordinary criinitinls of tlio ngo, is
to bo hanged to day, April 27, nt Eliz
nbctlitowu, n little village on Lake
Chamnlaln. Ills crimo is coninionplnco
enough, being that of wife murder, but
his career has hern n most remarkable
one. A year ngo Inst summer ho drifted
from New York elty up tho Hudson,
and thence nlong tho western shore of
Lake Champlain until ho reached the
town of Essex, where ho procurod em
ployment as a farm laborer. After a
brief courtship ho married Elizabeth
Wells, a widow much his senior in
years, who owned a small property.
On tho 1st of August, 1882, Mr. and
Mrs. Dellosyns were soon driving out
of tho village, and after a brief inter
val DelJosyns waa seen continuing the
journoy nlone. The woman not innlo
nig her appearanco search ,va made,
which resulted in tho finding of her
mangled and lifeless body concealed
under n mass of leaves and rubbish
near the Bide of tho road. Circumstan
ces plainly pointed to tho husband as
tho murderer. Ho was arrested and
upon his person was found a quantity
of article.! of personal property, which
were identified as belonging to his wife.
Tho trial took placo last March, and
tho evidence, though entirely circum
stnntial !u its character, was overwhelm
ing as to tho respondent's guilt. The
jury was out only ten minutes and re
turned with a verdict of murder in the
first degree,
AN llXTUAOllliINAUY OAKlXli.
DeUosytis was born nearly fifty
years ngo, it appears, at llelein, Portu
gal two miles trom Lisbon, on the luver
Tngns. When he was very young his
parents moved to France, and he was
educated at a communal school, the
seni.nary of at. bneux, and tho Normal
Superior school at Paris. His educa
tion was thorough and extensive, and
ho can writo aim speak six languages
linglisu, I'rcnoli, Italian, bpanisli,
Greek and Portugese and can less
perfectly speak and understand several
other languages. While yet a mere
lad ho sailed with a north polar expe
dition under Leclaire, and waa gone
nearly two years February, 1818 to
October 1850. In 1834, with his fath
er and brother, ho volunteered for tho
Crimean war, and served in tho French
army in tho Crimea for a couplo of
years. A few years of peace followed,
in which DeBosuys completed his edu
cation, but on the breaking out of the
war with Austria, in 1859, ho joined
MaoMahon's army, in which, however,
ho saw but a few mouths' service, sail
ing in tho autumn to China with tho
French contingent. Returning to
France, ho joined the French expedi
tion to Mexico in 1801, and after a few
mouths joined tho Mexican side, be
coming a captain of guerillas under
Lopez. In this servico ho was soverc
ly wounded in an engagement, and,
conceiving a distaste for tho Mexican
system of warfare, he came north and,
being cured of his wound, enlisted in
the l'ourth Pennsylvania volunteers in
1803.
WOUNDED ATaCTTVSUUIHI.
A short time afterward tho battle of
Gettysburg was fought, and in it De
Bosnys was soverely wounded in tho
head and left hactl. His injuries pro
cured his diacliargo from the army, and
in 18Gt he went back to France, where,
in two months, he married a jlllo Ucs
maris. Matrimony, however, failed to
cradicato his lovo ot adventuro, and at
tcr a honeymoon of only two months
ho sailed on another Arctic expedition,
aim was absent in tho polar regions
nearly threo years from July, 1801, to
February, 18G7. Returning ho went
to Rome, thenco to Paris, thenco to
New York and thence to the Indian
territory. Tho outbreak of tho Fran
co-Prussian war called him from his
aboriginal retirement, nnd ho crossed
the sea and entered tho French army
rising by successive promotions until
he becamo colonel under General Bour-
baki. lie served all through tho war
with varying tortunes, at Us close es
caping to 'Marseilles, whenco ho ship
ped lor America, un this sulo the
ocean his careeer was not so brilliant
Ho fell by degree until ho hecamo f
tramp, wandering about tho country
ana doing odd jobs ot work ns a paint
er and a farm laborer j and finally
came tho crime which put an end to
his restless career.
MVftTimV AS TO HIS IDENTITY.
Besides tho extraordinary facts of his
life tnero is a good deal of mystery
. about tho man. JJonosnys is merely an
assumed name,and what his real name is
no ono knows, or from tho present out
look, ever will know. Tlio murderer
is extremely reticent about his personal
antecedents, his tamily and his menus,
Sioco his arrest he has communicated
with the French consul at New York
but of courso that official could do noth
ing to shield him from tho consequun
ccs of his crime. At thu trial UoBosnys
was very sick, and had to bo taken into
court. Ho listened to all tlio proceed
ings with an air of the most complete
!-..l!r .nrr . i i. i
luuiucruuuu .ui iiuuucieuee which ins
appeared only at tho passing of th
death sentence, when the wretched
man broke down and wept and sobbed
nloud. Ho subsequently attempted to
starve himsclt to death, but tho jail
authorities frustrated tho attempt. Of
late ho has manifested towaid jailon
and vistors the most ferocious savagery
and no ono can do anything with him.
Ho spends his timo writing his an t obi
ogruphy, and a singular document
must provo to be. Altogether it is
most extraordinary case and DeBosny
is n most extraordinary man.
King Kalakaua's Coins.
TIIK DESK1NS 01' THE DIES FOIt THE 11A
WAIIAN NEW MONEY I'ltKl'AllEl).
Superintendent Snowden, of tho
. United States Mint, Philadelphia, has
just had prepared designs of tho dies
lor thu coins to bo struck olF for cir
dilation in the Hawaiian islands. The
money has been ordered by King Kal
i i .,1 1 . i - -.i .r ....
iiKiuiii, ami win do eoiueu wuu mo pe
inusion of tho United btates treasu
depaitment. On ono side of tho coin
will Iw tho king's face and on tho other
a imi ion ot the great seal ot his conn
tiv. The denomination of the i
will bo indicated in tlio Hawaiian nnd
Eugl'mli languages. Thero will be
akihl dulas, hapulun dalaa and
hapahat, or dollars, half dollars and
'quarters respectively. Thero will
likewise be dimes but tho namo of
that nieco of silver has not been turns
lated into Hawaiian. In size and
weight tho 1110110)' will bo equal to
United States coins. As soon ns the
dfslgus havo been decided upon tho
dies will probably be sent to ban
Fruncisco, where tho first batch of
money, to tho value of 1,000,000 will
it is said, bo made. This will bo at
least tho second time that money of an
other nationality has been coined by
our government.' A few yours ago a
largo amount of nickel money was
made in Philadelphia for Venezuela.
A Wild Whale Hunt.
IIOW SOME INDIAN'S 01' THE NOUTIIEIIN
I'ACIEIO OAlTt'llEtl A LEVIATHAN AN
KXCITINO Sl'OltT.
From tlio Scattlo Chronicle.
At Ncah bay, around Capo Mattrry
and down the coast from Taloosh to
Grav's Harbor, live various tribes of
Indians, who, ns hunters nnd fishers,
aro ns teai less as any race ot nhongi-
al men in tho known world. WluL
the writer was at Qnillule, the Indian
illngo forty miles below Capo Flat
tery, last fall, a whale was sighted off
tho' beach nnd four canoes nt once
started toward him. Soon wo were
lion thu monster, who, lolling lazily
long paid no heed to tho demonstra
lions of his puny nssaiiants, But he
wns rudely nwakeiicd. the loremost
canoe united forward and "tutu I
went tho heavy harpoon Into his broad
back, buried nearly to tho shaft. The
canoe was slopped nnd suddenly back
ed, and none to soon, for with
ternlio smash of his tlukes on tho wa
ter, barely missing tho nearest canoe,
10 sounded. A number of sealskin
bladders, fast to the harpoon lin ', were
thrown over, and each canoe, in turn
as it came up, made fast with a lino to
the foremost canoe. Up canio tlio
monster, and witli a fearful lurch nil
four canons were dragged through the
water at a fearful rato as ho started for
tho ocean.
Four or fivo miles were run nt this
ato when hi pace slackened and tho
hindmost canoe was hauled cautiously
past tho others and another harpoon
was dexterously planted and Ibis canoa
assumed tho front place in the proces
sion, with the others bringing up tlio
ear. Another wild rush, hut shorter
than tho first, and a repetition of the
performance, until thero were half a
dozen harpoons affixed and double us
many sealskin bladders drifting nrouud
tho exhausted monster, preventing his
sinking or sounding finally, after hours
ot a prolonged light lor his lite against
his relentless foes, tho coup do grace
wns given with a lance, a final plunge
and ho was ours. Three hours of pad
dling with a nasly little swell on and
the whale sunk beneath the water, was
a hard task before the whalers before
the prise could be beached and fairly
called our own, but gallantly they
buckled to it, keeping time to their
work with the high-keyed, monotonous
chant and an occasional car-piercing,
blood curdling yell interjected into it
that was calculated to raise a casual
spectator's hair on end.
un tho beach the entire remaining
population of tho village wero
awaiting nrouud hugo bonfires tho
huutcis, but by no means in silence, for
the yelling, whooping, singing, crouch
ing, dancing, dusky, half-naked figures,
as they plunged in and out the ruddy
blaze of the huge drift-wood fires, ic
minded one of tho descriptions of tho
nternal legions and raised grave doubts
is to the truth of Bob Ingeisoll's fa
mous doctrines. Tho canoes aro safely
beached, tho whale hauled as far ns
strong hands can drag him and left till
tho out i.'oiug tide exposes his lull pro-,
portions on the beach, when knife and
axe and saw do their work till of the huge
animal aught is left but a few well
stripped bones, on and over which tho
lllago dogs Iced and light and snarl
till tho incoming tide covers them with
a layer of sand.
lno carcass is divided among all
concerned in the capture, then and
there alike, except the honor piece, ex-
eudiiig nrouud tho animal and inclu
ding the dorsal fin, is tho property of
him whoso lucky tinrpoou was tho first
to strik tho whale. For many days
feasts, songs and small potlachos cele
brato their luck captuie, and the vil-
agc tinally assumes its normal coudi
tiou.
Only a Pansy Blossom.
Till: OLD MAN WANTS A WIIOI.I'.
. IT.OWElt C.AIIDEN.
nui
Up Second avenue the other night
five young men softly entered a yard,
airanged themselves in a semi-circle on
the gra5s, and suddenly began to sing.
while a guitar nnd a banjo added their
sugary notes to tho general sweetness.
As the song was finished a sash went
up and a masculine voice called out:
"bplendid ! iieautitul 1 (ioiitlemcn,
pleaso repeat !"
Iho band on the grass was only too
happy to accommodate, and "Only
i'nnsy blossom went lloating ngain on
the night breeze.
"hntrancmg I entrancing I exclaim
ed tho man at tho window. "Gentle
men, 1 don't want to put you to trou
ble, but if you would only sing that
over onoo more 1"
Tho song dragged a little this time,
and tho alto voice seemed to havo
swallowed a troche down the wtong
pipe, but it ended at last, and the old
man called out :
"That's what I call-singing, that is I
Gentlemen, I'm no hog, but if 1 could
prevail upon you to render that dn
lightful poem once more, it would bo a
kindness t never could forgot r
There was a great deal of growling
in undertones, but the leader gave the
key, and for tho fourth timo the neigh
borhood was filled with dreadfully
faded pansy blossoms. When tho last
nolo died away the old man clapped
his hands and exclaimed:
"Better and , better I You havo my
heartfelt thanks. The old woman is
deaf, my darter is in' Pontine, and tho
hired gal quit yesterday, or I'd have
'em all stick their heads out to thank
you in peison I Good night, gentlemen
good night, and if you seo fit to
comu to-morrow evening I'll have the
old woman sot up with a bed quilt
wrapped around her I" Detroit Free
J'ress.
Oamdeii and Atlantio Eailroad Arrange
ments for the Doming Season.
Pieparatious aro being made by this
company for a heavy spring and sum
mer business. Now steei rails are
being laid and tho whole, road-bed is
being brought to tho highest standard
of excellence, Tho cars of tho Cain
deu and Atlantio Hailroad aro hand
some and comfortable, and thoso io
quiring lenewals havo been greatly
improved since last season. The
Woodruff parlor cars, which aro at
tached to all express trains, are luxur
ious nud elegant. Tho 'ninety min
uto' ride between the Delawaru nud tho'
Atlnntie, in the fine oars nnd over the
smooth track of this Company, is now
ono of pleasure nud not of fatigue.
It will bo of interest to visitors to
Atlantio City to know that through
trains on this road will run upon a
very similai schedule next summer to
that of last year, and that trains wi!l
continue to leave Vino street and
Shackamaxom street ns heietofoie.
Tlio greater part of tho hotels in At
latiliu City aro now open, and aro well
filled nnd frequently crowded, with
people of tho best society of Philadel
phia, New York and other olties, who
are seeking health and rest in the in
vigorating atmosphere of this favoiito
icsoit.
A Petrified Indian.
THE AMt'SINO 1'itANIv I'l.AYl'.D IPOX
some i;n(II,isiimi:n uy the i.ati:
henehai. 11aiine9.
Tho death of Surgeon General
Barnes recalls mi incident which took
place a good many years ngo nnd at
tracted much atte'ntion at the time.
Shortly after he was appointed assist
ant surgeon in tlio nnny ho wns sent
out, with seveial other lneuibuts of
the medical ootps to Kansas, al that
lime a howling wildci-nen. Ono day
a young lieutenant in tho camp receiv
ed a letter fiom a friend in the Hast,
saying that a braco of Englishmen
had started lor th lnr West on a mim
ing expedition, and might be expi eti d
nt the furl by a o rtaiu time, Some
one stigjzcAtcd lliat, as Kansas was nu
unknown country, a hoax of some
kind would bo eminently pioper, and
everything was kept pretty quiet until
tiio day beforo tlio visitors were ex
pected, Vk hen the camp rang with the
news of a curious phenomenon. 1 wo
of tho ollicer.', it was said, becoming
attracted by tho representations of a
friendly Indian, had followed him to
an oul-of-lhe way place, about ten
miles from the fort, to shoot bnlY.ilo.
Here was located, to all appearances,
nn ordinary spring. The Indian was
somo distance in ndvance, nnd going
to tho spiing dipped a cupful of water.
flu had only taken one draught, when
ho uttered a shriek. Tlio oflkcrs
rushed to his asdstanee, but when they
ai rived nt his side ho was in a stale of
comiileto petrification.
When tho Englishmen arrived at
the foit next day they wero told this
story. They expressed somo inciedu-
lty nt lust, till the othceis olleied lo
guide them to spot. The following
day the expedition was accordingly
made. A petnhed hgure, .clad in a
picturesque savage's costume, was
found by thu side of the spring, and
everything tended to corroborate the
story. Ono ot the luiglishnieii ap
peared to have some doubts as to
whether such a phenomenon was With
in tlio bounds of possibility, but the
two surgeons who wero prc'eut bom
barded him with such a volley of scion
tilio hypotheses, duly backed by jaw
breaking physiological tonus, that ho
surrendered at discretion. The upshot
of the matter was that tho visitors eon
sidered tho figure as a great discovery.
They begged it and had it boxed caio-
tully and transported al enormous
expense to New York, together with
seveial demijohns of the fatal water,
intending to ship tho whole to Eng
land. .In. thu mcautimcthu English
and American papers wero full ol tho
matter and tho greatest interest was
manifested to have tho peliificalion ex
amined by experts.
Uu aruving in iuw York tho object
was investigated and tho slightest ex
amination proved that thomateiial was
sandstone and the water ordinary
spring water. Barnes always denied
that ho was concerned in any way in
the hoax, but his friends say now that
he was too modest to claim tlio credit
for it. Chicago Neios.
Whit a Dial of a Parm In3lub3.
The following valuable extract is
from an address delivered by Judge E.
II. Bonnet, of Taunton, Mass., beforo
the state board of agriculture of that
state: "Of courso every ono knows it
conveys all the fences standing on tho
farm, but all might not think it also in
cludes the fencing stuff, posts, rails etc.,
which had once been used in the fence
but had been taken down and piled up
for future use again in tho same place.
But new fencing material just bought
and never attached to the soil would
not pass. So piles of hop poles, stored
away, if once on the land, havo been
considered a part of il; but loose boards
or scaffold poles laid loosely across
tho beams of the barn and never fasten
ed to it, would not be, and the seller of
the farm might take ihem away. Stand
ing trees,ofconrse,also passu part of tho
land; so do trees blown or cut down
and still left in tho woods where they
fell, but not if cut and corded for sale;
tho wood has then become personal
property. If thero bo any manure in
thu barn yard, or in a compost heap on
the field, ready for immediate use, tlio
buyer ordinal ily takes that aho as bo
loiiging to tlio farm, though it 'might
not be so, if tho owner has previously
sold it to some other part', nnd had
collected it together in a heap by itself.
Growing crops also pass by a deed of a
faim unless they are expressly reserved,
and when it is not intended to convey
those it should bo so stated in the deed
itself; a mere oral agreement to that
effect would not be valid in law.''
Tho only known spccICo for Epileptic Flu. "Vfl
Also (or tpaimi und Falling Sickness. 1'erruui
Weakness It Instantly relieves and euro. Cleanse
Mood and quickens tlui'sbh circulation. Neutra
lizes germs of disease and cares sickness. Cures
ugly blotches and stubborn blood sores, Eliminates
llolls, Carbuncles and Scales. cn'trinaccntly and
promptly cures paralysis. Yes, It Is a charming and
liralthrul Aperient. Kills Scrofula and Kings llvll,
twin brotht r3. Changes bad breath to good, reniov
ing tho cause, liouis bilious tendencies and makes
clear comrlcilon. Equalled by none In tho delirium
of fcicr. A charming retolient and n matchless
laiatlro. It drives Sick ilcsdachq like tho wind.
C2rCuntalninodrastlcc4thartlcorop!atc. licllevcs
(THE GREATjl
CWEBVE)SOlHlQUlEBlOlgl
the brain of morbid fauces. 1'ruuiDtlr cures lilicu.
matlim by routing It, lScstorcs llfc-KlTlns preper
tit to tho blood. Is guaranteed to cure all nervous
disorders. r-TIlellablo when nil opiates faU. K.i.
frekhes tho mind nnd Invigorates tlio body, Cuics
dyspepsia or money refunded.
Diseases of the blood own It a conqueror. I!ndo-(c d
In writing by oyir fifty thousand leading clllitni,
clergymen and physicians. In U. S. and Europe,
Ctri'or salo by all leading druggists, fx.
Tho Dr. B. A. ll.'elimond Medical Co. Trots.,
C Josipli, Mo, (9)
Charles N, Crllte-.lon, Agent, New York City.
TIRED OUT.
The distress
ing feeling of
I ucarlmii, of
exhaustion v.llliout effort, which makes life
a burden to so many people, Is duo to the
fact that tho blood Is lor, niul tho ltal!tr
consequently feeble. If you aro suffering
from such feelings,
Ayer's Sarsapavilla
Is Just what ou necil, nnd will tlo mi lical
culabla good.
No other preparation so concentrates ami
combines blood-purifying, vitalizing, enrich
ing, nnd Invigorating qualities as Avnu'D
rl.tltSAI'AllILLA,
I'ltEriiiED ur
Dp. J.C. Ayor&Co., Lowell, Mass,
Sold by nil Druggists ?l, sli bottles for 15.
WANTED J5Sf?Kh
Vlr.oj, 8hrub, I'oses. Ic
Ilrliable men to
Trees, urape
o Hilary uud
soltiPxperl.mo-d moa cni boon barn tlio buMaiss.
fx.iensi's niia. ru t usirucuom iriveu,
Address J. f. I.KCI.A1IK. mtiuni'UN, N. v, (
uitlv oast of ltouebier. r., v.)
pr-w d
(HiiXill!
Vltnl (itieiiloiiN 1 1
Ask the most eminent, physician
Of any school, what Is the best llilnc In
the world for quieting nnd nllnylng all Irri
tation or the nerves nntl curing all forms of
nervous complaint", giving natural, child
like refreshing sleep always ?
Ami tltti' will tell you unhesitatingly
"Some form of Hops 1"
ClIAl'TKIt I
Aslt nn or all of tho most eminent phy
sic! mm t
"What Is the best nud only remedy that
can ho rolled on lo euro all 'diseases of tho
kidneys and urinary orgatm;siioh us Wright's
disease, diabetes, retention or Inability to
rctnln urine,' nud all the diseases nnd all
munis peculiar to women '
"And they will tell you explicitly unit
emphatically "fluchu.''
Ask the same physicians
"What Is tho most reliable and surest
cum for all liver discuses or dyspepsia, con
stipation, Indigestion, blllousnc-'., malar
ial fever, ague, ," mid they will tell yotu
"Mandrake I or l)aiulellon !"
Hence, when Iheso remedies arc com
bined with others equally valuable
Ami compounded Into Hop Hltteis, such
a wonderful and mysterious curative pow
er Is developed which Is so vailed In Its
operations Hint no disease or III heath can
possibly exist or resist Its power, and yet
It is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak
est Invalid or smallest child lo use.
CltU'lKIt n
"Tntlrals
Almost tleml or nearly iljlntt"
l'or years, and given up by physicians of
Hrlglil's nud other kidney diseases, liver
complaints, severe coughs called .cunsump
tloiij havo been cured.
omen gone nearly crazy I
From agony of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefulness anil various diseases peculiar
to women,
People drawn out of slinpn from excru
ciating pangs of Hheuniallsm.
Inlluiniualory ivntl chronic, or sulTcrlns
front scrofula!
KrVMiielas, salt rheum, blood polsnnlnsr, tlysncp.
Bin, liulltfestloii, ami In (net altno-a. nil illseixes trail
Nattiro n heir to, liavo been cured by linn Hitters,
proof of which cm bo found In every nelchborliooil
lu tho khfjivu world.
FOR TilE PbRMANEflT CURE OF
lEUO j
No other dlaeono la bo prevalent in tltU coua
try at Constipation, and no remedy Una ever
euro. VTiAtavcr tneoauBtf.howovcrobitlnate
equauca mo ccicuraica swiancywori na a
tho casc. this rcniodywiu overcome It.
E3hI ETC Tina tiiitrc3slui? con-.
ifwHl&-i3B uiaint i very aot to be
eompUeatod withoonBtipaUon. JUdneyAVort
ttrenzthons tho weakened parts and quickly
curca all kinds of Piles oven when physicians.
ana rn caicuics nava ueioro mica.
l- c xnryouiiavociincrci xacso troubles
USE
SPEER'S
PORT GRAPE WINE.
Us:d In tin prlnolpiicimrchoi for communion
prrpoics:
Excellent for Ladies and Woakly For
ssns and tho Agod.
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FOUR YEARS OLD.
mills OEI.KIlIt TED NATIVE WINK U male
X from 1119 juicooi in1? upono urape, raiseuin
tills country. Its Invaluable
Toni: and Strengthening Properties
aro unsurpassed by any other Iatlvo Wlno. He
ine tlio pure J ilco of tlio drape, proaucod under
Mr. Spcer's on persQuul supervision, its p'jilty
and (,'emlnoaos, are gu.iranued, Tlio votingeit
child mil pirtako ot U Generous uuslitles, und
mo weaKOiinvaua use it, to auvauiac. il is par
tlculailvbcncncl.il to the aged nnd debtlltatcd,
and Bultcd to the vorlom ailments that alfect tho
eaKcrsex. It 13 lu every rcsjecti. wink to
I1EHEL1EUON'.
SPEER'S
SB
V3
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crapj rrom which 't. H male. Kor Purity, inch,
ness. Flavor and .Medicinal I'ropertlos, Il will bo
luunu uuexecucu.
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bctnir fur btmerlor f or medicinal nurnoses.
IT is I'l'li S distllhtlon from tlio grape.atid con-
iiiuif vtu'tuuiu lucuiiiuiv pruiieriiei.
ltbatmlelicitu llivor. hlmtlir to tint of t lie
crapps, frum which tt H dlstlllsd, and Is In great
ravor umouv iini-cias i unities.
Kcotlut tho signature of ALI'ItBI) SI'EEIt, Pas
saic X ,1. is over tho corlc of each toltlo.
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AND 1IY DltUOaiSTS KVEIt VHBItE,
sept. !,', l-y
F ARMS i HOMES-
; ho b5l In thu world, nr i easllv obtained In Da.
koti. Minnesota and Northern loa. tut ready
to move m tlio sdi in;,'. Urst. com), host served
County niapi, description of lands, ra'es ot pan
aau ni.d iPlglit. liirnHhed frf" bv .nillN It
I'OIT, Aiietit, I'lileaifo, MllwmtKoo x Kt, Paul
H'y. Willi imsoort, l' . No trouble to aiisv.ei'
quoitlon. i .prUsw
((i weelt in your o vn town Terms and $3 out
vnilrOJ AlirOlS ll. IHI.LIT L.O., foTiunu
Maine. match 31 -ly
'9:
A w ok in ul4 at homi y me mdustrl.
OU4. Best business now l;forn the
puouc, ujputii not; neeuea, w e win
ty' start you Slon. women, b vh nnd elrH
wanud ov.Tjwheru to work for us. Nowisiho
time. You can wo kin so ue time, or irlvn your
wnoio lirao lo tho uusiius. no other business
will pay you nearly as wed No ono can fall to
make enormous my. by encaalnir nt once. Costly
outfit, and terms frm. Money u.ndo Use. easily,
nud honorably. Address tki'k ic Co, Aucusta,
Elaine. iiju, o, az-iy.
PURE
Krom the nisirlcts of ahsim, Cii Tritioxn, Caciuii
KlNOKl Vil.l.Kr, 1I11UKKI.IM1 IIKIIIII lioox, uud
otbeiH. AijuiiiiHiv Pure. HUDernr In ilivoi
Tho .Mist Kconom'cal. Itciiuito only liair the
usual iiuanittv. tout tiv at ir,'o.rs. ,1 ins u.
.Lll' s co Atrents nr mo CicuttuTca
Kyndicaie. ISO Waliir-st. m y,
Ijhlcli I 18S0. cmiuIm riiTfcU IIKNUCKSON'SI
'.' imkliuj li cnxtmMj CikIxIsk lluk, hlsf I
sllth Utt Inforinttloo known ty tlis sulhor U Unr I
I l.ri ,iii- nam.. , f tM MMlkBIIUU,
Potor Hont erson & Co..
3S a 37 Cottlandt Bt New
AGENTS Want
Kkaof ibitci gu
t iu (in -mi T p.
bitt4U-j. trrrlt 4 t
juuesMy uia
joo!3& Biblos
r,i r Ubi-rulletiini,
I ui. i,l,tilU.lcliJi(l,4,
I El
tht kcason, fJly dftkcriua In their lYIMIlUMU
pEVERT!ilNGl
J SALTZER'S
GentTal Sowing Macliiuo Dopot,
Firth Slow Below BarW-1,
BLOOiYISBURG, PA.
MM WMIe Sevim Wine,
Now D.ivis Vertical Feed Sow
ing Machine,
New Homo Sowing .Suielfiiie,
Household Sowing Machine,
Estcy Sowing Machine,
(jenuit.e finger Sowing Machine,
Singer Pattern Sewing Machine,
Attachments, best Sowlntr Machine Oil. nnd Nee
dles for all Mowiwr nno linns, Sowing Midlines
sold on monthly paytn-nt?1 Liberal dUcnint
made I T easa. nvery macuine purcniseu iroin
ino Is warrantedtib') kept in good runnlniformr
for live ears freo of charm, and thorutt'h In
structions given by the best lady operator In this
part u( th-i statofree ot clnrifi E.tamlno my
stock cf nachlnes before purchslns.
NAVALlSSSBATTLES.
New snd imphlc l'lctorlal lltitory ot the great ben Itghtl of Ilia
orld. uy Medical director sitirrKN, v. n. n. Anarrts
J.CMcCUKUV &CO., til CheMaut St., rhiuaelplils, ft.
uno to-ly tOd
LKGAL BLANKS,
ALWAYS ON HAND
AT THIS OFFICE,
The hlootl h the foundation of
life, it circulates through every part
of the Loily, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
If disease has entered the system
the enly sure and quick way to drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood to its
natural condition ; nnd also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blacken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious,
Urow.n's Iron Hitters will thor
oughly and quicUy assimilate with
the blood, purifjing and strengthen- .
iii it, and thus drive disease from
any part of the system, and it will
not blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi
tive!; not injurious.
Saved Ills Child.
17 K, l!utaw St., nalilmorc, Md.
Tib. i, 1880.
Gcnt Upon tlie recommenda
tion ot a Iritnd 1 tried H.'own's
Ikon limine as a ionic ami rc
torjtbti for niy tlauKtitcr, ulicm
1 wet llierotijjlily com inced was
v istln nw.iy uuh Consumption,
Ii.ivl 1 lust tlircj tl.mgtitcrt by tlio
t?rnl'lc riisc.isc, tinder tl.u care of
inbuilt p'ipich.ns, I was loth to
I ctiiivo dial ny tiling conld arrist
A2 j'r(j;rtss r.l tlie iliscase, but, to
ly at '.inpri.e, before my clanidi.
if . j tat.sit inioliotilecl Phown's
tr.ott 111 4 11 its, she began to mend
and t "w It ituite restored to former
be.il li A hfth d.ii:i;l,ler began to
fcl, v 1 1 i.H of Consumption, and"
. 1 eti i!id ihiclan was consulted
Ic nuK !.Iy said "Tonics wcrcie
i.ultcd." nnd when informed that
t.iu tlJcr sUtcr x,as tal iur lhtowN's
Ikon Ihu tus, responded "that is
n god Ionic, tale it."
AbOKAM PilCLls.
Kri iw.n's Ikon lirn i.us tffcctual
1; ct.us lijspepsia, Indigestion and
V a'.ncssi, anil renders the gieatest
r'h J and benefit to pusons suheiing
from such wasting diseases ns Con
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
aavsi:t'tn.AttTicLE,,
Euvma Fioful Chbouo cards,
8ls Hit, and a llluatrated
ltouk, to all tfha aund Itro
St. alumpN tor patase and
parkins', llentlon Ihla itapar.
I. a.RlDI0UT&,C0NWY0RK.
ea Jun 1, M-iy
10 AIiVilllTISKit's. bowos Itatos for ndver
tllcL' In osn eo'iil nowMiiner henl freo Ad
dross tilio. l1, HuWEbL si 0 ., to sprtico bt., N. V
Jlnr r-iw r
"THE BEST IB CHEAPEST." -
ENGINES, TUOrrCUCRQ SAW-MILLS,
Umthitn 1 inia.AJi.MHJ ClotHDolleii
(Snltftl to all apctloni. ) IVrlte rorllli;!: lUua. 1'ainplilet.
ajkll'rictxtuILuAultiiun&Tiolor Co., luuuileld, Olda
nurva 6111
7nVKEK. l a day at borne easily undo
Augusta, Jlalnn. march Sl-iy
Hi"uosiiy uutniir.'o. Auurem iuitw
MAKE HENSTAY
An Knfitsh 'et,irl nrv Kurceon nnil Chemist
now travdlni: In this eounlry,8vs tint mo-it ol
m iiorso anu uati'o rowucr aani uere uiu mum
less trash, lit siyn tint Sherldiu's Condition
t'nwitnrs ni x iitno!iitl v nuro nnd Immensely vilu-
able. Not'i nir on oarth will nuko h m lay like
Khorldan'afijudltloti I'nwdo h. Dose, I teaspoon
lul to t pint w id. sold evcri t nero or sent uy
man for h letter stamps. 1. a. J ns -.nN vu,
UOiaTON, UI I OUUVIOJ-IJ,
I
IS II :J- Wi
ii,iwiH,Kf tnpisitlvit nnlttnns khnulil learn Tel
f-i.rntiliv. Viu-iitii-fi's tor 11 lltidted llliinber.
Atldrcss, with Mump, Hl'IT. 'I'llMitlltAl'll
lNSIT'lrTi; lli-oad tilitl ciifainut. Mireis,
1'hll.idclphl.i. U nprvanw
Wm MAN VEGETABLE PILLS
yon tub
LIVER
And nil Bilious Complaints.
Safe to take, being purely veertablo; 110 crlnlng.
I'llco a eeuU. All DrugjiUts.
npr CO 4v
JIAKK NKW HHJH IJLOUH,
And will comtdetelr elianve tlio blood In tho on
ttro njbteiu In thrui moiitlis. Auy person 11 bo will
lakoonuplll uacli nlijUt Iium ono lo iweho weeks,
Uiuy bu restoretl to hound health, t hUi b a lllnu la
pualbe. I'ur curliiL' 1'eiiiulv Cumiil ulutx I lit su
I'llla havo no cspuL 'liyi latu u them lu their
prnctleu. sold every whfie, urhontby mull foria
ivnis in biuiups. neiui iur uaiiipiutu 1. n. uii-
HON vo, 110.11011, sias ttjir is
FREE
ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL.
TIIK
fj VOLT MO IIKLTCO., Marahtlt, Mich , nbl
lilt. nVR'S C'KLKMItA'l Kll I'.bU Tlt().VOI
II IFLTrt nnd KI.ECTItIO AI'PI.IAN'CKS on
send 1
,r a in
trial lorn' tlnjs tn men ci otitic nroitl ilitj nrc inf
fllciHlwllh Nervotl- DeMlliy. lost VI nlltv, Ami
kindred iroublo", etiarnntct ir.R spe uvnmi com.
ii'cto restoration ofbealth and man y M r. Ad
dress ns sbovo-N. n -No risk Inclined, nJ
da it' trtil Is allowed'
I'eb.nth-ljr. r
NEW
JIOOK.
"I IFF n?J THE MISSISSIPPI."
Is proving; tho crnndost success ot nil th" Iwnln
series. A genuTuo bon.tita to Onn Arrniltl
l'or terms and trrrllory "d-,0 7,B0, Uj
tlrcs-S DOtdb SS lllltK, M X. 5th St., I'hlla. I'a,
npr'JO nv d
T ITT.T-L
IN
Every Hslcy Organ
Sold Is made
Throughout with
Equal fidelity, and
Yields unrivaled tones.
Snd for Iltuttrattd Catalogue,
I 111
And other first dtiss Pianos, and ti large lot of
MUSIC IBOtOKS,
VIOLINS, AGCORDEONS.
BAKTJOS,
MUSICAL OMlDlWEf T IE,
VIOLIN STRINGS,
And evea's'lSaiiiig'
J". SJLT-tTZIEt,
FIFTH STORE BELOW MARKET STREET,
BLOOMSBURG. Prt.
SUPERIORITY OF
STYLE.
Excellence of
Material.
PERFECTION CF
FIT.
Unrivalled Mock
of Spring Clothing
Miiniifiictnri'd Kx
liiTHfrly for
inc.
Wo
ciminnten
Hra rW
I III I
Stylo,
llllll 11 ill
to
11
-2f N- - fl --
Also a Very Superior Lino of Gonts' FURNISHING GOODS
for Spring and Summer.
TIIK LATKST AND NKWKST SI'UINU STLKS OP HATS,
Just Received, ar
the Popular Clothing Store of
D. LOWENBERG.
WEB3R.H
mm
FINK INLAID VMM WALNUT OSH OKO.VN. STOPS, S'.)0 (USH,
r.;tNy rrrmy, SueiMfinitlon if.iiiiptnia.,,,1.
iiOOlST'S waebrooms,
MU8I0 MAM, BLOCK, MIMCES, EAKItn pa
REST
not,
llfd 1.4 hWPntilnr. hi- ..ft
ant diro before inn illii
"Oinctnlng mighty und sub-
No risk. Kvery thing now, OiU'al not rentilred.
o i 111 Mrntsii von evrrj thine-. Many aro unking
fort unes. I.adlfs inke as much as inii, and boy I
nnd gltlim k groat pay. Ib tider, if jou want
b uld''ts a wlitcn ou can make great pay ad the
timo. tsrlt t;rnirloulai itu II. lUuutT Co!
IMrtland, MoinO p o 8, 'ia iv, '
$6 to ?20Por aVl uom: HmplOH worlh 15
u 1 u uUtree, Ad Irew sriN.uif V t'o, por
nurtllla l.y
I CURE FITS!
m lew
la.il.
a'.sy
(emeiliMo cura Ilia mural cum. ll.., ,.u.a ,.u..r. li.S
ilUttt t)i, 11. U, Hour, llpiil St., j,-, Vurt,
Jlarv-lw
Tlioro is no Baking
Its qualities, redicinal and Culinary, guarantee Health
and Luxury.
Every buyer should
Select an Organ
That yitarantce.1 yond
Every day wirh and
Years of service.
J, ESTF.Y & CO., llrultlctioro, Vt.
laa 8 Sue Music Hue.
fill PIANOS
Mq T&e Might
Quality,
JMIIilliniUII,
bo tho
EST.
PiRD MilW
Junel
pcopIq aro a'wftjB on the
HnL.iIlt fni nil.nnna tn In
crwe Hi tr earaintfs.anU In
. , , limn uvvi'in" nrnituj ; iituatj
who do not laiprovo their oppiitunltles remain Iq
Muuim ukiviii uikiivii iuinKu money,
nu want ui 'nv men, women b ys anil girls to
work turns iljhuu their own loealite, Anyona
can do Iho work properly from the tlrst st rr. 1 ho
otiaiiirH w pir morn than ten tiitiei ordinary.
Wjigt-s. KxpcnMvuoiittl furn"lrd free. No one
who cngarfcs fain to moke money rapidly. You
ma dovotu your wln'e Urns to the work or ouly
yrtir spue momenn, i'un intormatlon and ol
nt u w m sent free. Addr.'ss ntinson tt Oo
I'uitlanU .Milue, i)(c 'b.iy
(iUKIS VHIKl Alt U5I MILS.
n.KLLVlllCl. HvnitV IVsiliairt
Una iiUliuo. H.Uby tirtiKkUu!
Jon -eg, nvv.
41
93
tall
iifysj
Powclor equal to Mio
1 1 HSi
RAILR.OAD TIME TABLE
OKNN8YLVANIA 1U1MIOAI). l'jni
i-...T.,AV.V; ZiZJi, ,".',!!'. ' lnlri AND
TI.MU TA11LK.
In effect January lt lli. 16S3. Trains nvna,...
bury.
KASTWAIII),
nor. a. in. lock iiaven itxpiess ror Hnrrlsburi'
and Intermediate stations, I.nncnstpr, Phlladili
rlt in'ff at riilUdefplila v.m p. m, j uw Vork.'ojo
,', 111, . I Villi VI S , i 1,1. , IT usiuugien p.
ill.
I.Bjn.m. Day express for Ilarrltbnri m,rt tM.
termcdlato nations, Lancaster, Philadelphia. New
sn.f ll.itlltnnro nnd Vt'imlli.lAn
IMilladeiphlnliil p. m.i New Yorl;,' lo.nj p. m .
llaltlmore. 7.1ft 11. in.: Washington, n.in n. m t...n'
mnn Parlor car throuch to iTdladclpliia and pas.
8etiKCr coaches through to I'blladelphla and Dalit.
s.iio" n. rn. Wllllamsport Accommodation for
llarrlsburir ant all Inteiincdlata Mntintm tn.
caster, Philadelphia and .cw York, nirlvlnirat
i ntiaiieipnia z.aa a, m.i row loru (i.to a. tn
siecplntf car nccommodalions can bo seemed at
llarrlsburR ror Philadelphia nnd New York. Piilla.
delphla passengers can I emalti In sleeper undla.
turned until" n. in.
1.05 a. in. Krto Mali for llnnlsbiiri' and Inter
mcdlalo ttntlons, Lancaster, 1'lillauclnlila, New
York, llalllniorn nnd Wnsidngton, arrlMnir at
Philadelphia 7 55 n. in.; New York, 11.20 iifm.
llnltlmoru 7.40 n. in. ; Wufhlnston, o.lu a. in.
Through rullmau sicipink' cars are run on litis
train to Philadelphia, luufmoro nnd N athincton
and through passenger coaches to Philadelphia
and lialttmore.
WEiTWAIlI),
(IMS a. in. Etlo Mail lor Erie and nil Intermediate
stations with through l'uilmou l'nltco cur nnd
through passenger coachss tu Krlo.
l'or caniindalgua und lutermedlato stations,
Itcchester. llurrttloaiid Niagara Kalis, with Pull
man Palace car nnd passenger coaches through to
ttochestcr,
l.io p. m. Niagara Kxprcss for Knno and Inter
medlato stations with through passenger coaches
to Kano. For Uauandalgua nud principal lnter
mcdiato stations, ltoohoitcr, nunalo and Niagara
Kails with through parlor car to Wntklns and
through passenger conches to itochestcr.
MS p. m Fast lino for Lock lluven and Interme
diate stations, and Klmlra, Wntklns and lntermc
dlato stations, with through passenger coaches to
Lock Haven and Wntklns.
THHOUail TI1AIN8 FOIl SUNIll'UY FIIOM THE
KAbT AND SOUTH.
Niagara Express leaves New York, 0.15 a. tn. :
PhlladelDhn, Una. m,; llaltlmoro 7.D0 a. m nr.
rlMiigatMuubury, l.wn. m., with through Pull,
man l'urlor car irom I'blladelphla nnd through
passengjr coaches from Philadelphia nnd llaltl
moro. Fast Lino leatcs Now York 8 oo a. in. ; Philadel
phia, 11.U5 a.m.; Washington, g.so a.m.; llaltl
moro, 1045 a.m., arriving utsunbury, 6.SM p. m.,
with through passenger eoaches from Philadel
phia und Baltimore.
Erie Mall icaxes New York S.00 p. m.; Philadel
phia, ll.io p. ra.: Washington, 9 so p. m.; Haiti
more, 11.15 p. m , arritlng hi minburr, o.u u. in.,
ith through I'ullmau I'ulacu bleeping cars from
Philadelphia. Washlutrton and nmiiinnrn mut
throiigb passenger coaches from Philadelphia,
HllNHUUV. HA7I.KTON ,6 Wit KKfl-IUMltK ItAILIlOi D
AM) NOKTII & WtST 1IIUNCII ItAILWAY.
.nan itnsi leaves sunoury 0.45 n. m., arriving at
Ill'jom Ferry 7.41 a. in.. Wflkes-barrn u 511 n. m.
Bxprcss East leates Sunbury 6.35 p. m., un Ivlng
at lilooin Ferry c.31 p, m., wilkes-burro 8 lu p. m.
JIali West leaves Wllkcs-b irre lo.to a. in , arrlv
Ingat llioom Ferry 12 us p. in , Sunbury 1.01 p. m.
Express West leaves Wilkes-barro 5 so p. m. ar
riving ut llioom Ferry 1 01 p. m , Sunbury 6.05 p
uiiAB. 1;. rutin, j. 11. wool),
Oen. Manager. den. Passenger Agent.
jpHHUDELPHAANi) READING ROA 1
AHUANQEJIENT OP PASSENGER
TRAINS.
Juno 28, 1SS2.
TIUIH3 LKAVE BCFKKT AS FOLLOWSCSDKDIT
XXClrTkC.
For New York.Phlladolnhla.neartlni.InHKvlllo
Tnmaq.ua, c, 11,45 a. m,
For catawlssa, 11,45 u. m, 4 60 and T,a p. m.
For WllllamSDOrt. 0.15 S.BO a. m. anil Ml n. m.
TKalNSfOtt BOriBT Z.E1VK IS FOLLOWS, (SUNDAY
xcirriD.)
Loavo Now York, via. Tamancnd 9,00 a. m. and
via. Hound llrook Uouto 7,45 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia, 9,43 a. m.
Leave Keadlng, u,65 n. m., Tottsvllle, H,S p. a
andTumaqua, 1,35 p. m.
Leavo Catawlssa, 0,10 t,io a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Leave Wllllam3port,91t5a.m,,uop.m. and 4,30 p. m
I'assengors to nnd from New York, via. Tama
ncnd und to and from Philadelphia go through
vlthoutchangoof cars.
J. E. WOOTTEN,
C. a. iiancook, General Manager,
ooneral Passenger and Ticket Agent.
Jan.io, ib8l-tr.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND
WEjI'EllN ItAILUOAI).
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
NOHTH
STATIONS.
Scran ton....
..liellevuo, ..
Taylorvlllo..
...Lackawanna.
IMtntnn....
p.m. p.m. a.:
SOUTH
9 15 2 45
9 09
a.m. p.m. p.m
u 3U 3 iu
0 17
9 03 9
S 69 9
6 il
8 27
3 34
tl 41
8 46
6 61
0 55
0 68
7 02
7 19
7 17
7 22
7 19
7 37
8 00
8 tt
8 40
8 CO
9 00
t CO
8 05
8 10
8 18
8 25
8 SO
8 So
8 62
9 09
9 04
Ofll
9 45
9 t2
9 64
8 4S 9
8 43 9
8 31 U
.West Plttston
10 03
10 18
Wyoming.
..uiu
(tnlfhv
.llennntr
8 IS
8 23
0,1
1 60
1 43
1 25
1 25
1 18
Kingston.,..
Kingston....
Plymouth June
....Plymouth..,
Avondale ...
Hantlf nln
10 18
M
2 54
S 03
9 Oil
S 10
8 18
3 C3
3 45
3 61
3 67
4 07
4 12
4 20
4 it
4 83
4 88
4 tO
5 19
i 25
10 18
10 20
8 16
9 65
8 07
8 00
47
89
1 03
Hunlock's f'ree'k
10 84
7 4011 42 S 23
10 42
10 tB
11 07
11 13
11 SO
I 53 U ?5
. ... sniCKsninny.
1 ?u I'i 11,
7 20 12 no
7 13 11 17
7 09 11 40
7 C5 11 3)
0 67 ll 10
tl 10 6S
5 45 10 5')
0 87 10 41
6 19 10 SJ
6 10 10 OS
01 10
..uick'8 rerry.
i.Iieach Haven.
.... nerwlck .
...lirlar creek.,
.Willow Qrovo.
Limo uidgo..
Kspy.....
...liloomsburg.,
Ituport
Catnwl'a Iirldgt
Danville....
11 C9
11 45
II f.O
11 6b
12 IS
1 unuiasky...
I Cameron...
)5 Nortliumbprfd
12 45
p.in. a.m. u..iii,
p.m. p.m, a. hi
Bn.i. ".. W' f. IIALSTBAI), Sunt,
superintendent's office, seranton. Feb. 1st. I6S2.
IBLEY
S
EED
w. f ftaaSaaa Unil I W f W f 1 HUU U tWfUl
FOR ALL CLIMATES. '
W4 aro the lariret fanner, lament need cruwr
rr and largest aeed deiilera anihcrot hutico
luvourQatOkt facilltloa for prmlucliiir Heat Hrrili
AM our &al art tiitul, and only tho bout pent nut.
0ur.iiiuaIC.il4lu.;. and i'rlM W brlllfS THU
lltl!ATi:ST HIM'll HiiniMt IM .I'll I'
r,PAI I Di amtg mo a 1 1 nDnoo
YOItI.I TO YOUll, OWN HOOK. It in.
vmiios u m aewrauid now and standard vsnetlcs
ef rjowcr, VfUbla, Held ami TroiPeeiU, tr.4
I'lautj. Santl'Itlll! to any address,
HIRAM SIBLEY &. CO. SoodorriCii
ItDcLcater, N. Y. und Clilcoito, 111.
A & S Feb 9.ly
PAYNE'S I O Horso Spnrk.Arrostlng
I'orluble Kiilno has cut 10,000 ft. uf Michigan l'lne
Hoards In lu lmur, burning (labs from tlio saw lu
viKUl-luui iviigtus.
Our 10 Jlorse wt GttaranUi tq furnish rower to
saw 8,000 rn t of Hemlock Jiwtrdi lu 10 lioiir. Our
li Jloiu will cut V)xiaf,rt in sime lime,
"JU-iji . ll'ir Knuliies 'am flVittittmn tQ
ruriil li a io(iu poiycr pn 1, W
fuel r.nd wstct than any pthet f.y
elna nut lilted wllhtf AoHimiiro
Cut Oil, If you want a Stationary
or l'orl iiblu Jingine, Jlollcr. C icit-
inr saw Mill, hliottine or )
' liner cai r.r weuuari .v.,.
WrutiBlit lrou rulhy, nnd for ur
ill ii a 1 r nt' d catalogue, Nu, I., IT
liifiirnutiou and prices,
1), W. I'A V.N V. t BON3.
Coming, N. V. llox
Jan, b, 63-iy.
rOH f KlJilKV ISO. Kf-flTOWMl AD
tu blMWIUItl bblMUBM. Tr I r
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