THE COLiJMBlAW AND DMPtmfrTJ BlX)flMffl)
Among The Lepers.
A correspondent to tlio Now York
Timet from Honolulu, Sandwich Ia
lnntls, Bays s I havo rccontly Bncnt
ten days at tho lepor settlement, wncro
tlio victims In cxilo await their Inovita
hlo doom. And while I am not pre
pared to endorso common rumor, I nm
prepared to tell tnnoh what I bcllovo
will be of interest about tlio mysterious
blight. One day last month I colled
upon tho premier of tho Hawaiian king
dom (Ills Excellency William Gibson),
nnd said I would llko permission to go
to Moloknl and have a week with tho
lepers. His oxcellcnoy had no objec
tion, no, noun In tho least.
Tho Hawaiian Kingdom has a leper
population of two thousand. Of thcao
less than ono half arc in custody.
There, is no physician on tho island
who knows enough about leprosy to
convlnoo any other physician that tho
truth haA been reached. Thero are no
white lepers under restraint, and prob
ably not more than fifty or sixty whites
afllioted with the disease.
In tho doctor's books you find lepro
sy classed among tho neuroses, or skin
diseases, but if there ever was a diseaso
that goes beneath the skin, reaching
to every vital organ, leprosy is that af
fliction. Tho flesh sloughs off, tuber
cles form and drop nway, sometimes
being blown from their place of forma
tion by tho harsher winds of tho trades,
whloh sweep over Molokai at certain
seasons. The bones rot away at some
places, and crumble into dry dust at
tlicir points or articulation, tlio colors
of tho cyo blend, tho tonguo shrinks,
the tooth drop from their uuresistiiii!
rockets, tho senses deaden, tho faco
falls into tho neck and between tlio
shoulders! and shortly afterward comes
tloath. Hut the decay is ot ovcry or
gan, the heart and lungs succumbing
at last, sometimes tho brain having al
most disappeared. Leprosy, indeed, is
tho ono yiseasq which attacks every
portion of the human body, and uot
until it has fastened its fatal grasp
upon oyery organ docs it close lis la
bora of death" and givo its victim sur
cease of pain. Sometimes tho leper is
tho sport of anaesthesia for a period,
but sooner or later comes tho pain
which knows no parallel, and at night
at tho leper settlement I have sat for
hours listening to the cries ot anguish
from a hundred lips, which no medi-
cino could still. And these cries arc
always heard. A leper may for a day
or two have an interval to pain, but
among tho thousands on Molokai there
aro always the cries of a hundred or
more to bo heard.
When a leper is reported to tho po
lieo of any district an officer is sent to
fetch him or her to Honolulu, where
there is a detention hospital put on the
outskiits of the city and on tho bank
of the beautiful bay. At tho hospital
there aro accommodations for about
120. It is filled every two months.
The establishment consists of a plot of
ground, say bvo acres, around which is
a very high picket fence, with a deep
ditch outside of it. Within aro cotta
ges or wards. There is littlo shadf,
exempt that made by the house., no
sward or running water. The otistrnc-
tiou of the homes is primitive, their
luriiiiniiig pium 10 uie verge in uis
comfort, but the.y aie plain. In this
place the leper mut Lrivu up ull hope.
wailing for death by a mercenary, if
cruel, la,w, and from wIimmu lioriible
provisions there is no escape. The lio
pital full, a steamer comes to take to
the Inland of Molokai, those whose
condition is most advanced, thero to
remain until death. It was with such
a party, that I traveled to Molokai. It
was not my lot to witness many sad
scenes, but none of them approached
in any way those which all ended tho
-C C .1 I lf..t
sepuruuuu ui iuiiiiiihh us menu iiuuuiui
of lepers sailed away to their exile.
Daughters reached out their arms to
mothers, whom they might not em
brace j wives held up their mouths for
kisses which their husbands could not
givo
babes held up in the arms of
sti augers, laughed and eoocl to their
mothers, to whose breaking hearts thev
might not be held in ono last, loving
clasp. And sobs such sobs, "alas 1
that come from tho depths of hearts
wrung with tho misery of a hopeless
condition." Presently tho lines were
cast off, tho littlo stormcr turned her
head away and steamed slowly toward
the bar. I went into the little cabin
set apart for the captain and closed the
door, determined to hear no more and
seo'no more such grief. The little port
was open, when suddenly it was dark
ened, and looking up I saw the dark
but beautiful face of a woman whose
young husband was on the way to
Molokai. Sho had swam out to inter
cept tho steamer, and being as indeed
aro all her race as much atrhome in
water as on land, sho had no difficulty
In1 n!p.rtmnlihinr hur mirnnan Ali"
& - r i -
sho said, "you aro not a doctor nor i
constable. Tell my husband to look
over tho side to me, and God will bless
yon
I weht on deck. Wo were steaming
slowly, waiting for tho Government In
spector to complete his task before tak
ing his own boat for the shore. Tho
lepers bad become quiet or compara
tively so, except for pain. A fow
womeu were rooking on their hunches
and moaning, a young half-white
girl had flung herself on tho deck in a
wild abandonment of grief, and behind
tho sraoko stack 1 found tho husband
kncolinc? in nraver. His face, serrated
by the leprous sores, was held toward
the sun, tho tears were streaming down
his disease-cut features, softeuining
them by their agony of supplication.
"William," I said, "your wife is along
side. Go quietly to tho place 1 shall
point out to you and you will see her."
Tho man sprung up, and for a moment
was perleotly boautuul, Btich a joy as
came in his face. Then ho turned and
ran to the place I indicated. Wo wero
then nnder a full head ot steam pass
ing Diamond Head. "Where is she t"
I asked. He pointed astern, and thoic,
not an eighth of a mile, we saw her,
swimming toward some. iishtiig.boatn,
her soft black hair floating out behind
her and her arm every now and again
waving to us good-byo. The leper set
tlement is generally called Molokai,
but that, in fact, is the name of the is
land upon which it is placed. Kalmv.v
la is tho oilioial namo of tho town or
village. It is situated at tho foot of
a great ravine, through which at some
timo a stream of lava has poured. On
either sido aro great precipices reach
ing far into tho sea. At their bases
tho surf beats high, sometimes, break
ing as liigh up their brown, hard fronts
as Hoveniy feet. Hero the Northeast
trades roll up tho seas they gather in a
passage of two thousand miles over an
obstructed ocean. But tho rocks stop
thorn, aud sullenly they fall back again
with a heavy monotone. Tho two cliffs
run backward in sharp ascents till they
moot oyer tho narrow pass through
whioh admission to tho loper settlement
by laud is alone possible. It is as if
nature had mado a prisou. Ono man
could hold a thousand at bay over tho
bridle path and one guard is sufficient
to restrain tho thousand lepers whioh
are at this place.
"Wet the Ropes-"
WltV TIIK linKSOA FAMILY ALWAYS Al'-
l'KAU 1IKF011K THE POPE ON PALM
SUNDAY.
Home. April oi Tho Holy Week
has begun to-day by tho presentation
of a beautiful palm to tho Holy Father.
This palm is the work of tho Uonediu-
tlno nuns. It is mado alter tho design
of tho artist, Do Simone. The contro
of tho palm is a group of figures, St.
Ann, St. Joachim, nnd tho Blessed Vir
gin, surrounded by angels. I ho dec-
orations aro finely execute J, all witli
leaves ot palm.
His Holiness has received also tho
prosent of 120 palm-tree branches, sont
by tho Uhapter of aan Itemo, repre
sented by Monslgnor Brcsea. This
Monslgnor Is the loading member of
tho 1 1 rosea family from Sau Hemo,
which lias appeared every year before
tho Pope on Palm Sunday xlneo 1500.
This privilege wns granted on the lOlh
of Seutotnbor, 1J580, when St Peter's
squaro was the thealro of a greatuvent.
Uno hundred and forty horses and near
ly 1,000 workmon with thlrty-fivo mi
dlines, wero raising tho great oboliskof
granito which now adorns tho contro of
tlio square. Architect Domiuio Foil
tain, with a silver trumpet, was giving
the signals. A deadly silence wns pro
served by tho presence of the hangman,
who had prepared n gibbet by order
of Sixtus, and was ready to hang any
ono who disturbed tho performance.
1 ho celebrated monolith of tho old cir
cus of Caligula was nearly erect, when
the chafing ropes began to givo way.
A powerful voice shouted. "Acqua
alle eordc," or "Water to the ropes I '
The architect caught the idea and
complied with the suggestion. Tho
ooensK iriumpuaiiuy rose on mo pedes
tal. Tho tresspasser, however, was ar
rested and brought before tho Pope.
tic was one iiresca, a Uaplainof a sail
ing vessel from San 'ltcmo.
"Why did you disobey my orders t '
asked tho Pope.
"Because I would rattier die mvself
than see hundreds killed by the fall of
tho monolith.
"Well done!" replied the Pope.
"Thou shall hereafter hoist tho Pontifi
cal flag on thy vessel. What elso can
1 do for you T
The Captain requested the 1'opo to
grant him and his successors the priv
ilege of supplying palms to tho Church
of St. Peter for Palm Sunday, and he
obtained tho favor. For the last three
centuries the Brescas have appaered
before the Pope of Home on Palm Sun
day. Apple-Tree Borers.
One of tho first enemies which claims
tho attention of the fruit-grower in the
spring, is tho apple-tree borer. As
soon as tho frost is out of tho ground,
and the weather is suitable, every ap
pie tree should he carefully examined ;
to do this tho earth should bo scraped
away from tho tree down to tho roots,
then with a large knifo scrape the tree,
so as to make it smooth, arid if any
borers have found their way into the
tree, the fact will be at once discovered
by their casting ; if they cume from
an egg deposited last summer, thev .
will be quite small, say half an inch in
length, and will ho found about four
inches down from tho point where tho I
egg wa. deposited, nnd will be found in
the sap ot the woed, jutt under tho
bark ; in fuel, by cutting away the harK
thev will bo seen laying in tho chan.
nel which they have made by eating
into tho solid wood ; to kill them when
thus found, is but tho work of a mom- j
ent ; but if they have been in the treo
long enough to mature, they will have
eaten their way back to the point whero
the egg was deposited, and there they
will bore into tho wood and go up
from four to eight inches, where they
will change to a miller and come out as
soon as the weather becomes warm,
When they have advanced to this
stage, they do no further injury except
to lay eggs for another generation ; to
pr-vent this they should be killed ; this
o.ui usually be done with a very small
..... t. .
niwieuuot! ien menus long, running it
up into tho hole until it reaches the
worm.
When tho treo has boon thoroughly
examined, and all of the worms killed,
the earth should bo put hack again and
a few shovels of fino gravel placed
around the tree, making a cone up to
where the trunk is smooth ; this need
not bo disturbed until next autumn,
when it should be removed and tho
treo again examined. The borers onco
out of a tree can in this way be kept
out. Massachusetts Ploughman.
Gapes m Fowls. A pamphlet has
recently been published in Franco on
the gapes in fowls, which states that
the disease is caused by tho presence
in the treacbea of the fowls of worms
of the germs syngamus. Tho male or
female worms attach themselves to the
mucus membrane of tho fowl's breath
ing tubes. The female dies and sets
free her eggs by the decomposition of
her body. These eggs hatch out under
favorable conditions in twenty-eight to
thirty days. Tho diseaso is comrauui
cated, first, by food or drink whioh
has become infested with eggs or em
bryos : second, tho diseased birds.
which aro constantly disseminating tho
eggs ot tho parasite. A very efficient
remedy is said to be rue and garllo In
tho water given to tho fowls to drink.
Assafcetida is also a remedy. A prepar
ed iood made with egg yolk, nettlo
leaves and garlic, powdered into a
paste, whioh is afterward made into
pills, has been found eilective.
Home iteitiH.
"All your own fault
If you remain sick when you can
Get bop bitters that never fall.
Tho weakest woman, smallest child,
and sickest invalid can uso hop bitters
with satety and great good.
Old men tottering around from
Kiieumatism, Kidney trouble or any
wcukiiiss win uo utmost new by using
Imp uitti-rs.
Mv wife and daughter wero mad
unhealthy by tho uso of hop bitters and
I recommended them to my people.
iMcthodist Ulerifyman.
Ask any doctor If hop
Hitters are not the best family medicine.
On earth.
Malarial fover, Aguo and Ililiousness,
will leavo every neighborhood a soon
as 'nop bitters arrive.
My niothor drove tho paralysis
and neuralgia nil nut of her system
with hop bitters.'- M,a. umceao butt,
Keep tho kidneys healthy with
hop bitters and you need not toar sick
news.
loo water is rendered harmless and
more refreshing and reviving with hop
hitters m each drautnits.
Tho vigor of youth for the aged and
inlirm In pop bitters I
"At tho change of life nothing equals
Hop bitters to ullay all troubles IndJent
Thereto."
"The best periodical for ladies to
tako monthly and from which they
will receive the greutest benefit is hop
bitters."
Mothers with sickly, fretful, nurs
ing children, will euro the children and
benolit themselves by taking hop bit
tors dally.
Thousands die annually fromsomo
fdrm of kidney diseaso that might have
been prevented by n timely tiso of hop
bitters.
Indigestion, weak stomabh. Irreg
tilaritlos of tho bowels, cannot exist
when hop biters aro Used.
A timely on of hep
Hitters will keep a whole family
In robust health a Jpr t a little cost.
To produce real genulno sleep nnd
ohlld-likd repose all night, tako a littlo
hop bitters on retiring.
That Indigestion, or stomach" gas
at night, preventing rest and sleep, will
disappear' b) using hop bitters.
Paralytic, nervous, tremulous old
Indies aro mado perfectly quiet and
sprightly by using hop bittern.
XKOUTOlfS NOTICE.
Loiters testamentary on tho fst!Atof.Kllibelii
Moore, Into ot Htignrloaf township, Columbia coun.
tr, PA deceased, havo been granted by I In Ite.l
tor ot Mild county to the undersigns executor.
All persons having claim agilnst tho estate at tho
decedent ar' rcqu sted to present thorn fqr settle
meat, and those indebted to tho estate to make
payment to tho undersigned without delay.
Jt.jnn rmii,
4-4-6W
Cole's Creek,
Kiecutor.
rpUBASUHEK'S SALE
UNSEATED lANtwfiN COLUatiHA
COUNTY, PA.
Ilyvlrtuoof Sundry ncts.ot the Ocneral Assem.
bly otthe Coirimonwealtli of Pennsylvania" rein
ting to tho s.Uo or seated and unseated lands tn
the county at Columbia, etc., for taxes due and
unpaid, iwlll. orferto public sale in the Court
ilouse, In tho town ot Bloomsourg, on
Monday June 9tL, 1884.
at ten o'clock n. m.i tlio following described pieces
ot land, or such part thereof as may bo necessary
toaallsty tho amount of taxes due and unpaid
against tho same, nnd continue the same from
day to day as tuosamo, may bo found necessary.
TElt.MS OF 8ALK.
Tho amount ot taxes and costs must be paid
when tho. land Is' s ruclcotr,, or tho nalo may be
void and the property put up and resold.
JlKAVKIt TOWNSHIP.
83 acres Brock-way1, o 11.,...
t lot Denver, Charles.,
3 " llcavcr, Jesse.
143 acres Drockway, C II ,.
1 40
l oo
3 18
5 61
52
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1 SI
87
5 IS
18 80
3 15
6S
1 62
1 3fl
15
1 07
75 57
6 97
12.74
14 CS
19 74
3 65
13 44
6 10
1 86
3 00
3 IS
1 SO
28
S 18
5 38
5 88
4 69
4 05
1 36
5 29
3 18
2 11
11 83
1 08
18
3 45
2 Si
10 75
23 62,
5 38
2 00
10
7 53
5 29
3 32
25 20
3 65
2 80
5 38
4 20.
4 OS
2 05
9 63
15 77
28
672
IIS
1 S3
2 00
.10 75
1 36
54
1 39
4 08
2' 3 92
3 4',
2 OS
318
7 88
82
3 66
50
50
40
5 OS
1 IS
1 74
4 51
14 40
9 60
4 43
12 2i
7 33
3 75
71
10 36
49
2 IT
16
9 60
1 00
71
3 58
2 45
1 23
TJ " lirUCKWUjr & ,uuuu.,,,,,
79 "
118 "
81 "
nrockway Abbott.
Hrackway & Abbott,
Drockway & Abbott
Drockway. c II
8 lots
400 acres linker, Jacob, sr.
it lois uuib hunger ,
1
liogart, Mary
Doj cr T8. ,
erasing, Tatrlck
enntnor. William
2 "
a "
a III
,1 " Canon, Mannas,,,..........
ltlOacrcS Colombia coal Iron Co
19
Cox, O 8 Kit. of Trench cox....
23! "
m "
347
49 "
ISO "
115 "
M "
tl U II f II
Davis Isaac Kst
Davis Anthony.....
Kcroth, l'cter,...
Klanlgan, A .
Fry. W
3 lots
3 lots
s acres Fisher, Sarah ...j
10 acres tlenrhartj Daniel
3 lots ocarbart, Wm
to acres Hauck, Jonathan
7S i Ilenrterllflpr. H A Jtr .T S
75
50 "
IS "
2 lots
Iloatz, John Dec'd ,i
Hatz, Charles & John......
Humeri: Jester
Ilorfman, GO,..,
Hunt, ElL
Henry. Oeonro
5
'3
2
220 acres Hlndcrlldcr, Sarah A......
1 lUb 1U1UU A ,,.
10 acres Lynn, Jacob
3 low Lawrence, W It
2 lots Lewis, Frank..,..
300 acres Miller Mann...... i,
100 " Molteynolds, WU
45 ' Mtnlck. l"eter ,
4 lots Martin! William
2 lots Monday; John.,,,..,.. ....,
140 acres Nungesser, Oeorgo
5 lots Patterson, .1 a
3 " Trice, Clarence
42 " Pardee Markle
si acres ltlco, Abraham
55 " " " .,
101 " " "
91, " .George
6 lots Itulhllrr, 8am Co
3 lots Huthllrf, .Sam ............
140 acres Sweppenheiser, J. K
2'. i " Shuman, Frank L ,
2 " Bhurann, "nomas,
110 ' Slicker, Moses
3 lots Smith, JW,, ,
3 " Shtcky.I J....
3 " Scott,' Peter, j i
2i acres Stewart, Win
8 " ShU'imn t Michael.
a ." stcney, Martin
12 lots Vastlne, Bit ,
Olou 'Volkenard, O J..,j ,,, '
2K5 acres West, I) M coal S Iron Co
& lots Wetzel. OS..., ,,
3 " Werkhiser, Samuel. :.
a " Wood. AUffUStua
89 acres Wheeler, William..
I 'owns. John...
nice, John
DENTON.
Ash, Mary.
Kline, John Ellis
Dodson, George r.
B'UARCllEKK.
201 a. Apple, Paul M
" Dllsh, Ituben
" Drittaln, II A J Est
"Clon, WTItev
" Doty, l'enler & Stewart,..,
es
300
200
150
100
250
21
10
" Evans, Francis
"Harmon, DaMel ...
" Headley, s F Eat
" Klsner, John
" Headley, 8 F Est
" Kllnger, Lizzie..,. ..
" itecctT, Abraham
"David fclttler ,.
"stout,-Nathan r .........
" Schuyler. Wm Mrs ,
" Froaa, Wm u
" ltobblns. Ell
ISO
5
118
200
11
4
40
C)
80
7
60
" Stokes, Olden
CATAW1SSA.
"llrobst, JS...
' Klace it Ycttcr
Thomas, Ituth Ann ,
"Thomas, Abel
" Weaver, Elllas..,,-
" Dornbach, Margaret
" Klsner. Hobert
" Newell, Fred
" Yetter, Lewis Est
" Yetter, Lewis Est,,..,.
" Krum, Ellas
" Diddle Heirs
" Harder, Thomas E
lot bchuler, Mrs Sarah
S09
39 93
2 0:t
3 48
4 19
8 70
8 41
1 16
29
1 16
4 06
24
1 61
60
09
85
80
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CEN'TItALIA.
Conner, Thomas.
liurken.Mrs. Anthony,,,..,
Erwln, Thomas
lletfern, 1'hUlp...
Homes, Thomas
Kline, Caroline ,
Orarell Co
Lehigh & Mahanoy 1! It Co.
Markes, George
NcDearty,,Mary..,.,
steel, George W
Itllcy, James ....
Torry, Wm
Knlttle, J U
Doyer, John...........
Hanley, John O ,.
Hyan, Michael
(lerrechty, Thomas
Tlghe. Thomas .
McKntyer, Domlnlck
Wilson, John
1 lot
1 "
2 "
3 "
1 "
1
3 "
12 "
1 "
1 "
1 "
1 "
9 "
1 "
1 "
1 "
1 "
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1 "
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1 46
3 86
14 92
8,40
10 66
6 20
T 20
tl 50
6 20
8 25
6 16
60
74 10
8 20
1 80
3 36
1 10
3 36
a so
8 36
CENTRE.
22 acres Adams, Enos L
70 " Hagenbuch, Wm
10 " Hagenbuch, WmSr, Est,.
84 " Hoffman, YVmEat
3 ' Lowrey.. Simon.,.. j
1 lot Kroner, Joalih..,M
3 " March, Itebecca
1 ' Nungesser, Sarah
1 " Dawn, John
CONYNOIIAM.
2 33
1 05
40
5 01
20
5
30
20
39
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Drockway, O D . ...,
32 41
16 IS
13 02
11 " " ...
2 ." " " !!!!""""!'
1 '" Iiresllnc.Bcrnard.'.".!..
2 " Drady, Julia
2 " cane, Ellen ,,,,
429 acres Heam, Joshua
57 91
5 36
8 72
2 71
4 46
216 85
i tut imviH, jnomas,
1 f Kramer, AW ,.,..
10
2 26
1 79
2 78
23 36
7 OJ
1 03
1 87
i - .tunes, lieorge , ,
1 " Lelby, Ephralm.,...
212 acres Kline, John L
i lot Morrison, Catharine.,,,.,
,1 " MoManaman, Mary .........
. 1 " Morris, Annll.,...,
pso acres ltustln, Mary.;
1 lot lthawn, Casper
175 acresltusten. Thomas, ,. ,.
101 " Treln, Jacob
100 ' Treln,. Jacob
8 " Lewis, Walker
401 " Young, John ,.,
, 1 lot Mellon, Thomas ,.,
112 acres Huston, John,..,.
1 lot Mcuuler, Terrance ....
107 50
2 13
43 00
64 50
64 60
63 SO
258 Oi
3 33
72 55
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FISIIINGCHKEK.
0 acres Allegar, John.,
iiu-giw, uuuIHm ,...
llllsh. Iteuben ... .
1 31
3 25
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272
200
90
90
800
140
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100
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Doty, Pealer & Stewart
Dresner, John ,.,
Darts, fchlgaL !,!. .
Farver.i Georg...i . ..,,....
Hutchison, Thomas J,
Hosier, W A !...,..
Ilorfman & Kreaa ....,
Ilnrrtnon, John ... ,
llunsloger, Anthony,..,,.,,,..,
Kindt, John a: Co ,.,....1.,.. ., ;.
Lemon, Thomas
Mcllenry, K J v. ,
Meare, William
McllenryoutDan'tl,.
l'ealer, George ,.....
ltelchard, Lewis
ltobblns, Win A
ltobbinsVEtl ,. .
FltAtfKU.
Cleaver, Wellington
Vought, K 11 ..r.....J.l...M.r,..
Fortner, Jonathan,, .,.
Mensch, Mlc haa.,.w,..,., (
Howell, Wlluam
miKENWoon.
Albertson, Miles 4c Hartley
Ilerry, John .
Dorr, Iram ...
8 25
1 65
41
1 10
1 65
13
14 80
8 76
9 15
S 50
6 25
M
4 60
8 43
.16
1 88
1 88
50
1 84
6 90
4 60
8 14
I so
II 70
1 t0
2138
liodline, neuiamia,..,,-
60
S 25
150
" McKuen,
'4 1 ,.,,......,....,,.
JlKJILOUtt.
50 Appleman, ,M 8
12 " Apiileman, Win,..., .,,,, ,,,.,.
100 " Dnlgler.'EIUha
30 CampbelliN S ,
28 Kmmelt.AJ ,...
80 Neat l'urael,.
20 Pursel, Isaac. :.... ,,,,,,
20 11 I'ursel, Sylvester,.,,,
a Wright, Levi
41 " Wultenlght, ueorgoJr.,
3S
4 25
4 14
1 45
1 01
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40
26
13
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t
92
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100
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Lewis, Ianao,
Miller Chantif W
7'60
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14 2.1
13 80
80
4
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116
Miller Neyhart ......,i...i..u.
Miller le Neyhart
Keller, 1 K.,,i,.v.,i ,,
UXV6T.
Iitlllngton, Charles ,
Dowftrt, tleorgo ,,.
Kvrrbart, John .i.....
Geraghty, Thomas
Hughes, Wright Ktt.....,......i.i,
KUnc, John L
Kulp S McWIIliams .....'...L.;
Longcnbcrgcr, I'lUllp.,..., .
Meyers, Mary
ItustcnjMnry ,!,.,..!;..,,
Itustcn, charlotte ,..,....,,,
Ileynoldt John. ...i....i.........
,5
200
an
7 21
7 l
7 40
7 90
245
61
95
21
92
IS 90
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4 31
6 7t
6 73
6 72
4 CO
6 79
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1 00
1 00
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1 60
50
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1 30
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1 00
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200 "
200 1"
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190 "
liusico, Tonmas ,
Iteeco, Daniel.....
Shaffer, Henry ....
Snyder, Jeremiah
MADISON.
Coxj Joel ,i,n
Kvcs. 0V'
Heniiershott, K ..).,..,.
Masters, 1& V,u.,.,,.
43 "
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tl
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60 "
so "
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Iltttenbendcr, Conrad a...
Drockway Ent ...
Crcnsoy, Wm sr.i.
Dornbach, John,.,..
Dewalt, I'hlllp
Fhlier, Daniel
drover, A W
Gearhart, Jonh,,,,
licniicr. samuci o
Jummoll. Chrtstoln .
Kcefer, James ,,.
Miller, II (1 Est ;..
Miner, Emanuel ,
Moses, Ilchael ,
Morris, Dunlel ......... , , , .....;..'
lthawn, easier ..,,
Shuman, V t ,';
hhuinnn, Itoubcn , ,
Smeck, Ilrobit, Ycttcr, & Hauck
Snyder, John
Snyder, Abraham
Hwarti, sheppco...iiul..U
Yetter, Daniel Est ,,
Shuman, John ,.
Hartmnn,Mathlas,i.,
miff;.in.
Aton, Thomas
Huser, Franklin Est ...... .....J
O A Jacoby .
Kfamer, A V u
Nungesser, Wm J . ............i,,
Sweppenheiser, IK.,,',
" Horace .... .,
" . i: i,
Williams, Samuel
MONTOUlt.
Gtgcr, Ilarbara .
John Est
Samuel . ,
Lclby, Jackson .,
Neat,' William
ltamsey,iKht.......
shelhamer, John
Creasey, Jacob
Fry,. Daniel, i. ........
Itunyan, Elmer
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Jacoby, Samuel
Shaffer, Manilas
OltANOE.
crovctlng', Samuel
Everett, Gabriel Est,....,
Everett, Moses, Est-.,.-..,......
Kllno,' Jacob Est
Kline, Abraham J i,
Kline, Abraham J
Patterson, M D , .,
VINE..
Barton, Ell ,
Drteblebts, Abraham ........,
Davis, Thomas Est
Frlck, Oeorgo A
Lyons, Ui W
Miller Cole ..
ltobblns, TD
Shultilllram
Shoemaker, Joseph
ROAKINGCHEBK.
Arthella. Francis
Ducher, Peter
names, Thomas 3r
Brlsh, Jacob..,
Brlsh, Jacob...,
Beaver, Geo, JL Kline. .;
DreLsh, Jacob
confalr ltlco .
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5 50
6 50
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200
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Husten,' John .....
Harncr, John
John'Btncer
Little, llobert
24,
1,3
Morris tc Hughes..1 ,
Melllngton, Wni
Melllnglon, U'm,.i..i
Itaub, J Miller ,.
Itaub,'J Miller ,.1..
Kkatee. Harvey .,.,.
Trlen, Jacob
Wltchey Mary Est
Wltchey, John
Yocum, Isaac
Y'eltcr, Lewis. Est
Yetter Lewis Est
Levab.Lawscn ,.,!
Mlndy, Lelns
Shelienburger
(), ..,.,.,....
suoakloAf!
Bellas, William
Cole, Ezeklet
Cole,' Thomas B
Chapln, J F. , ...
Chnpln, J F .r ......
Cutter, Mary .
Hess, Joseph O
" Joshua B
" Crevcllng 4 Co,
; Wesley
11' 11
Ilartman, .itsse
Harvey, J vn M Smith........
Mcllenry, ltohr
Mollcnry, kj
Mcllenry, EJ
Savage, Joshua Est
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?KEASUItEU'S SALE OP SEATED
LANDS IN COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
.Also the following lots,, pieces, and parcels ot
teated lands, returned by the tax collectors, are to
be sold at the gamo tt'no under the. provldons of
an Act of Assembly, entitled "An Act relating to
the sale of lands for tax in Columbia couaty," ao
proved March 5th, 1868.
DEAVEIt,
50 acres Darncs, Chartaiv.-.-.-..-.
14 lots Darncs. rhnrifti
II 23
IS 30
81 60
3 80
1 88
10 CO
1 91
12
3 OS
1 20
!
1 20
3 50
2 20
2 00
2 00
5 00
1 00
9 13
10 40
1 12
2 40
8 SO
5 SO
6 33
317 acrea Miller, LoogenbutKerA Fisher
i iub, aiuaieu, will
5 " Masten, Mrs. William
j2 " selpt, A II ,.
.4 " Sherman, Thomas
5, " Johnson, John,
1 " MCAffce, John ,
1 i" LOSCO.J AAEnt...i,...i.. '
BENTON.
1
'3
Albertson, Samuel It . u
5 acres stiles, Jeremiah.,,
D c Mcllenry
Stiles, Jeremiah
niwi . a 11
,5
3
1 lot Mcllenry, M ' 4r kate! ! .
DLObMSB'UItO.
Walter, Norman
Pursel, Mrs KB
'BIUATtCrtEEK.
1M acres Doty HFealerlii. .:......
J CATAWISSA.
40 acres Henry, Isaac Est
1 CENTKALIA.
' 1 lot Hanley. John G
1 " McDonnell, Owen ,
1 " McDonnell, Anthony.,,
1 " Carr, Catharine
CENTRE,
Keller, Sarah...,
Daaen, John..,,
78
S3
12 60
4 20
75
2 45
1 70
211 75
140 tS
80 23
216 01
3 67
2 01
14
95
1 25
87 acres McQuln, w F
Mcti
liuiu
jdim H'.3:r:.'?:::;.'::
CONYNdHAM.
, lot Brown. John
" l.lnrfermiith. rlenms
I 1 V luien, Mary,...,;..,
450 acres Cummlngs.il M.... '.
, ' cummlngs,, It M 4: Co
wo ! curry, Ellen
M " Murphey, Hughes tc CO'
2 lota HeiubouvwH ,
FISIIIN'GCHEEK.
31 acres' Eyer, Mathlas
n " iiyer, jainea ,
J,' lot bhultz, cornelus
FRANKLIN.
1 : acres strausser, Joslah
OREENWOOD.
llot Pllklneton. Pit ,
SO
3 10
15
1 81 acres Mooro, Lafayette
1 ioi wuuver, J K
I 1 " Heps, Jones
I 1 " Fitzgerald, Elizabeth
,27 acres McMlchacl, Jane... .....
llot V?lh, James .....
1 HEMLOCK.
23 acres Thomas. Slate Co.......
I 6 " Ebner, wuiiom...,.,
I lot Fuge,, John .,. ,
V' " Tippett, John..,.,;!:" ....... .
')i ' fisher, Frank B, ,,
I JACKSON.
Bl acres Young, Christian
8J ' Young, Lewis 0 ,
61
48
3 20
1 20
47 60
60
2 S3
1 65
2 6.1
6'9T
I 6.1
8 40
4 16
B4V" Y'oung, Isabel
19 - unamocrun, Lewis
LOCUST.
8 " Rhodes, Susan,..,
5 pi
2 40
13 60
MADISON.
. 8 " Huser scroom
170 Trumbouor, A C .
; 1 lot Wellver Susan Est
Ito acres Miller, Charles D ...!
MIFFLIN.
! llot Kelchner, Jacob, ,fir,..,. ;
66 acres Brelsch, ooorgo ,',
, MT. PLEASANT.
15 ' Beuneid, Tliomas
OIIANOK.
17 ' Eves, James est.,
2 0
18 75
6 00
2 40
3,45
FINE.
Iggott i- Frtck
11 40
iionuin;
na. Johhua
45
Drelblebls, Jacob Est.,
Drelblebls, Jos-pb
Kvana, George,,,,,;,,,,,
ltenn,arah A.
Hlckwta.K.H ).!.. .,.:..,..'....
Kline tc Paileinou7.....;,, , ,
Fine, A J
Heaths Musan j..
1 90
24
10. Jl
1 "
60 "
61
55 "
10
1 25
5 10
6 00
8 15
1 lot
SI
11 00
CO acres Kline 4 Patterson,,,
80 " Parker, John 'll ii.. ,.,,, 1
fit cornvliwm,, J u
15 " 'Vtfmnter, Michael, ,. '.,;
UCOIT.
,1 lot Solomon, Phobo,, 1,1,, ,,
16 acres McKelrjf, Nfal ic Co,.,,!,,!,,',;
BUOAItLOAf.
2 63
S 19
3 27
Hughes, Wei iDgten Est,,,,,,,,
Hurte:::.:.:;:::;;:
beward, Nathan It., ,..,.,
AlbertMn, Jeaae ,,,, ,
btevens, Ezra
A. M. JOHNSON.
8
CO
75
1 60
Treasurer,
I , PORTUGAL GRAPE WINE,
Also
1
UNHKllMENTEll (HIAPE JUICE.
Jtsed In tho prlnilpal chllfchcs for COmmllhlon,
Kxccllcnt tor Females, Weakly Persons .aniti tho
, ! aged.
Speer's Port Grope Wine!
FOUR YAIiS OLD.
rtiins1 ir'Ki.EriilXT'tii) wrrfriW i
, I the dead ripe oporto orapb, raised la specrs
vineyards. Its Invaluable, '
Tonic and Stronsthenins Properties
.ajo unsurpassed by ntay othiir Wine. Being pro-
Its purity and genuineness, ore guaranteed by the
nnnr-tnnl llnanltula nn,l lln.nl.n, iin.in. ...knl....
uu ,ju.,,i,n 111-,111,1 ,,iiu iinvo
f, lt "T.ae TOiingestchlld nuy phrtako of
w w.u ,,1-uni-ai, minim n1; 11, 10 navnniage.
It ts particularly boneUolal to tho ,aged and
debilitated, and sulied to tho Various ailments that
niTftrr. f hn rrulL'pr uv.
n is in overy rcsjicct A WINETO DK RELIED ON.
Speer's Unforinented'Graps Juice-
ilsthOlulce nftlid 'nivtrrn rimnA. nm,... k
Its natural, trcbh, sweet Btato as It runs from the
press by fumigation, thereby destroying tho cxcl
ter of fermentation, KmIs perfectly, pdre, free
from spirits and will keep In any cllranto.
Sneer's Burgutf'cfy'.
Ilsa dark rich medium Dry Wlno used by the
Wealthy ?llm4 nq i Tnliln n, lllortn tri.n n y..
physicians In cases where a dry wlno InsfVad ot a
awcet port Is desired.
I opeecs toooiaiue) uiaret.
lis held In high Ostlmot Ion for Its richness ns a
Dry Tnblo Wluo especially suited lor dinner Use,
I Speer's P. Jl Sherry :
ils a wine of Superior Character and partakes of
e rich qualities of tho grapo from which It Is
made. p
I Spder's P- J, Bran'dyi
IS A PUltE distillation from thogrape. and
stands unrivalled In this Country for medicinal
p lrposes.
It has n peculiar navor, similar to that Of' tho
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See, that tho. signature ot ALFIIED .SI'KEll, TaS;
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Pfeiinsylvania Eailroad.
Philadelphia & Erio R. R, Divis
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IMI
TIME TABLE: '
I in effect Nov, loth, is). Trains leave dun
bury. ,
' I.'ASTUMIMl
n owl m tVl. 1l.. 1V .ln..
Burid.iy), for Ilnnlsbunt and Intermediate stations
Lancaster, Philadelphia, Now YOrk, Baltimore and
M'asldniflun, urrltlngal ,l'hlladclphla3.is p. in. ;
Now lork, 0.W) p. m. : llaltliiiorv, 0.10 p. in, s Wash-
111:1011 u.wp. in,, iiiruiigu pahscuuer cuacn io
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ter, Philadelphia, Nuw,Vvrk,naltlmoro and Wash
InKlou, arriving at l'hlHidell)hl.l7.S3p. in. ; New
oik(10.S0p.in. i llaliliuore, MOp. m. j WusIiIuk-
iuu, a u mi i uniuiiii i uuvr vur 'iiiruu,rn lu J'lll.
udelphta und passenger coach through to Phlladel
iililii und llaltlu ore.
8,!!0piin, Wlll,jiiiKpoit Accommodation dnlly)
tor Uarrbbtirg and ull Intermediate stations, Lan.
caster,. 1'lillUdclphbi and New York.anlvllig at
I'lilladelpliU UvS n. m. ;.New York O.JO m in,
Weeping car accommodations dan bo secured at
llariUburgforl'lill.ululihUivndNew York, on mm.
days a thruugli sKeping ear will bo run; on this
train from H llllalusp t to riilladelphla.Phlliidclphla
bassciigciHCun remain In sleeper undisturbed until
I ii.loa.m. Erls- Mill trfally except Monday) for
llarrlsburg and Intermediate stations, Lancaster,
thllnHal,,l,lat KhwWnrir 1 1 n 1 , I m n ... I ,l'.. '
fu.iuu.ii'u, . ivtni.iJui.iiuuigunu ivusiiiuk
nn nK'ln nl Uhll wlnftil.l , rj, ... . v.
Il.aiJ a, m. ; Burtlniore t.-vi a. il'i.1 ; Wus'lilngton, 8.6(5
L'uiiiuiuiu irtu u. in. ; itusuillKluu, e.DU
it'll Pullman bleeping oarHiuii, run oil
1'hlladelplila, IMIllluoru and W ashlpif.
uih pasauuBcr coucheatu l'lilladel-
I.. iU.1 .AIIIUUKIl I
this train to f'hll
ton. anil throuifh
phla aud llaltlm.ore.
I " WE8TWAI1D.
I 8.20 a. m. Erie 'Mall (dally c.Vec'pt Huhday), for
Erie and uli. Intermediate statlonsrw tit through
1'Ullinan ' Palace car and through passenger
touches to Erie, and through d'ullmau l'alaua,
cars to Bulfulo la Emporium. Oq Nundai'H, this,
train runs to i(cnoo, with Pullumn Palace car to
Wllllamsport aud passenger coaches to Itenovo.
t tor, cunanduigua und intermediate, nations,
lloches er, llurrjioand Niagara Falls, (dally except
buildays) wltluh.ough Pullman Pulaco Curnild
passenger coaches, to liochestcr.
F l.OJ p. in. Nlaglira Express (dally except Sun.
Hay) for Kane und intermediate blutlons .with
through passenger coa.hes to Kane and parlor car
to Wlillamspori. For Canandaigua and principal
lutermullalu. stations, Kocheter, Bullulo and
Niagara Falls with Jhroughp,,tiCiiger coaches to
ltocnester. 1
I 6.U5P. m. Fast lino (dally except Sunday for 11c
liovo aud lntii ineduto stations, und Elmlra, Wnu
kins and Intermediate blutlons, with througli iws
kenger coaches to Itenovo Olid Wutkliis.
(l'llltqugil .TltAINS. F01tUNBUtYr FIIQMTIIK
i EAST, AND SOUTU.
,, i. . . . Niagara. Impress leave
'hlladelphln, 7.40 n.'m. ; BaUlmoie 7.30 a. in. (dally
except buinluy) auHlug ai bunbury, 1.03 p. in.
VMlhthi-ough Pullman Parlor cur from Phlladcl
pr'!a'iI.ia. '.i"?1'!'' passenger couches from Piuiadel
jihla and Baltimore.
1 Fast L1S0 leaves New-York 8.00 a, m. ! Phlladel-'
phla, 11.10 a. in. ; Washington, u io a. in, i Majtl
Inoie. io.al a. m., (dullj except sundayl urrlvlng u t
(sunbury. 5.aip. m wm, througli passuuger
toaches from Muludelphla and lialifiiiore. b''
Erie .Mull tones New York 8.00 p, in, ; Phlladel-i
phla, U.ialp. lu. ; Hashlngloii, 10.i0 p. in. : Haiti,
mire, u.ai p. m.jmaiin unking (it hunbury u.15
u. in., w h through Pufl.i.an Palace Sleeping cuts
ram Philadelphia, Wushlngiou nnd Iialti'nonjund
through passenger coaches from Philadelphia.
gay'11'1' "om N uslllnKton runs dally except bun-
; bU WHV, IlAJLHTON1 VlLKES-DlldlK ItAILHOlu
AND NOIllU WKSlMlllASCH KAU.WAV.
., . . .('Mll.c.xieiit bunday.)
, -Mall East IdavesiSuiibui-y (dally except Sundni'V
Mia. in., aiming at, niooin Fcrry.y.n a.m.,
1Mlkt-burio.)a.m. '
i .'''"'sl.h'iivesbunburys.lijp. m., arriving
lit liloum Fei ry 0.31 p. m., wilkcsfbirrtf x!m p n?
i -Mull U est loacsHUs-b,irro 10.8 . n. m. ilrrlv
fngnt lllooin l eny KM,i p. in., sunbury ia.53 p. in.
i Mpicss West le.ncs Ullkes barruB.Uj p. m ai
WMngat HloomlViy 7.orp.m., (vimbuiy 8.15 p.
CIIAS. Ii PUIill, J. It. WOOD,
( Utl'- -Manager. lieu. Passenger Agent.
pilJJLADiiLWUAND KE.VDIKG KQAJJ
'AitUANGEMENT OP PAribEGlfil
TltAINS.
Nov, 5, 1863
THAWS tSAVK BOPXRI AS fOLLOW8(80NbAT
KtCKn.D.
For .NOW York.Plllladnlnhla llonrtl,,,, l,,,i..,u.
jramaqua, c, 11,43 a. m,
For Catawlasa, 11,45 a. m. c.13 and 10.30 p. m.
For WlUlamsport,o,3 11.43 a. m. and 4,06 p. m.
ForLewlsburgandSunburv. 4 nan m
rUAIMICOK BUMaf LKAVll AS r-OLLOWs. (SDNDAT
KCBI-r8D.)
Leave Now York. vla. Tnm
Via. Bound Brook Koute 1,43 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia, 0,50 a. tn.
Leave Heading. 11.55 a. m.. mtium. ...
pnd Tamaqua, 1,33 p. m, ' '
I Leavo. Catuwissa, 0,30 ll.os.'a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
" Lewlsburg 4.48 p. in.
Passengers to and ir,,m nb v,. ....
1 , - . V1A,,,U1 1.U1U-
pond and to. and from Philadelphia go througli.
ivuwuu .uuia ui vura.
J. JS. WOOTTKN,
C. Q. rtANCOCK, 8Ileral MaB"B(''
Jaan!io'ii8i-tf.Dger and T,cket Aeent-
rjELAWAKE, LACKAWANNA AND
WKSTKIIN HAtLIiOAD. ,
BLOOMSliUllG DIVISION.
I NOUTH
STATIONS.
...Scrnnton,',, ,
i...Bellevuo..u
SOUTH
1.10. p.m. a.m.
n.m. n.iii,
o so i 10
6l7
6 23
0 27
0 ai
0 41
0 4G
H 51
0 fS
0 58
0 3
0 43
9 t2
20
27
31
30
41
0 30
,. Lackawanna,,
U 24
0 10
II
I ..West Plttbt'p'n! 'io 03
....Wyoming:... 10 08
..Mallby I
,1'UtblOU.,
iipnnuTr I
!! P.'. Kingston !!".! 10 OS M 7 ft!
" . . . . . Kingston ' in iu t ,n
Olimmil aunc'
....Plymouth,.,, jo 20 3 os
,...Aoudale,i .1 a Oil
ii. w?iU,lcoli0 --110 31 a 10
Uunlock's creek 10 43 3 18
7 17
7 23
7 no
7 37
8 00
8 25
8 40
8 50
0 00
8 00,
8 04
8 18
8 33 ,
888
8 63
8 03
8 UOi
9 15
II 60
9 60
a, 111
, 1 , V , , , , , 1 10 63 3 3.1
1 lick's Ferry J11 oi 3 45
.Bench Haven..
Berwick..-.,,
.lirlar Creek.
..Willow Drove,,
...Lluie JUdgo...
., Kspy
...Bloomsburg...
llltnnr.
ill 13 3 51
11 20 3 61
4107
4 12
11 S'l 4 in
11 41 4 27
.Catawl'u Bridge
1 60 1 33
1 55 4 38
,.1'auviiie,,,
Cliulasky, ...
Vi 18 4,60
.... YM,,tv,ul' ,, .
Northumberland
K no
13 43 5 i.V
n.rn. n.m.
W V tr t n... ... .
Superintendent's onice; Scranton, Feb. 1st, 1803
(JAMES UEILL,
Tonsoi-inl Artist.
httiAi? ' S15'" A"0 uer EXCIMNok
ne-raily. $ wwio
1 For COLOR and SWrCTkirco
Ui? BEAN'S'CONCENTRATED
01 nnnatio,
ff ??x,5i.na,lilon V- Wnshingion,
. i)ay aaked 'or patent until
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V W S 43 U 43
00
11 m
B M
8 48
8 ii
or
8 S3 00
B 5 1 M
I 1 12
8 16 1 83 8 33
I I
8 07 1 18 8 87
8 00 0.1 8 30
f 40 12 42 8 !!8
J &) U 25 8 15
7 1U 13 8 13
T 20 13 00 8 lit)
T 13 11 47
100 11 40 7 60
T 03 11 3J 7 5
t 57 1110 ; 41
t 30 10 :u 7 21
45 10 50 7 31
37 10 41 7 29
S M 1(1 ihl t ,
10 10 08
01 10
' 0 ,0 43
pin. a.m, a.m.
Arm ii-iw