THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
Eyerjbody's Alr-Brake.
"Yea, bi.1i," Haiti Undo Znoli, "l'so
watched It for forty years an' its I
scz: Do fust day of May mi' Christ
mas day of tlic same year alien comes
on do same week day."
Further conversation proved Undo
Zich a most Incredulous person.
Chancing to mention Dr. Carver's feat
of breaking glass balls with a rillc, lie
said:
"I heerd 'bout dat sliootin' and
knowed right off it wasn't sqiinr'i dat
was a Yankco trick, boss, aIio'h you
born."
"What was tho trick t"
"l)ar wii7. loadstono put into do glass
balls, nu' likouiso onto tho bullets; so
when tho bullet tly outcn do gun, it
an de ball jes drawed tergedder, which,
in course, brokes do glass data do
trick 1"
Later, Uncle Zach observed a ropo
running along tho h'uIo of a oar
"Boss, what's dat lino furl''
"To apply tho air-brake in caxo of
accident.'' Then wo had further to ex
plain how tho forco of tho brako was
obtained, to which Undo Zach re
sponded: "Look a hero boss, you sholy don't
Vpcct mo to b'liovo dat foolishness!
Why, do biggest harricano whatever
Mowed couldn't stop dis train, runuin'
forty mile a hour. An' you think I
gwino to b'lcovo a littlo pipe full of
wind under tho kyars can do it V No,
sah-rcol"
Thero aro a threat many Undo Zachs
who judge everything simylv by ap
pearances. Tho air-brako docs not
seem to bo a very powerful thing, but
power and ofliciency aro not necessarily
equivalent to bigness and pretense.
Phillip 15ecrs, Esi., who resides at
tho United States Hotel, Now York
city, and is engaged in ra'.sing subscrip
tions for tho Now York World liar,
tholdi pedestal fund, was onco up
braided by a distinguished relative
who was a physician, for commending
in such enthusiastic terms, a remedy
that cured him of bright's diseaso eight
years ago. IIo said: "Sir, has tho
medical profession with all its power
and experience of thousands of years,
anything that can euro this torriblo dis
order V No, no, that is true, thero is
no mistake about it but that Warner's
safe euro is really a wonderful offectivo
preparation. That remedy is an "air
brake" that every man can apply and
this fact explains why it has saved so
many huudrcds of thousands of lives.
Copyrighted. Used by permission
of American Jlural jomc.
The Seventeen-Year Locusts-
Tho cicada1, or ''seventcen-yenr lo
ousts,1' have appeared in largo numbers
at Louisville, Kentucky, and in other
districts throughout tho States, and as
wo hsyo in former articles said some
thing about tho expected arrival of
these insects, a few particulars about
their life history will doubtless bo in
tercsting to many.
So far as can be learned these insects
should not bo called locusts at all, see
ing that they belong to the cicada: or
harvest flies. Tho insect under consid
eration has the modest name cicada
septendecim, or seventeen -year cicada,
they havo broad, short bodies, broad
heads, largo red eyes on each side of
tho head, with thrco eyelets on the
crown. Tho wings and their cases aro
veined and transparent, tho body is
brown, tho legs reddish-brown with no
power of springing liko tho ijrassliop
pers. Tho male supplies the music
from a pair of kettlo drums, ono on
each side of tho body just back of the
wings.
Tho insect has been known in'lhis
country sinco 1633, having appeared at
regular intervals of seventeen years
since that date.
Tho soventecn-year cicada docs no
groat damage to crops, for his food is
taken under ground, and when visible
his mind is on lovo intent, not food.
Egg-laying Tho process of egg
laying is interesting, as tho only dam
age done by this insect is when tho fe
male lays her egg'.
Tho female is provided with an in
strument by which she pierces tho
limbs of trees, at tho samo timo depos
iting her eggs in pairs, in a sort of nest
which usually contains from fifteen to
twenty eggs. After laying an aggre
gate of from four to five hundred eggs
in nests mado in different trees, tho fe
male becomes exhausted and dies.
Frequently tho limb also dies and
falls to tho ground, whon tho young
hatch out after a month or so, and at
onco burrow into tho ground and search
for tho rootlets of a tree, whero they
anchor themselves for a Boycnteon-year
sucking match. Tho treo frequently
dies alter a year or two if tho insects
aro attached to its roots in largo num
bers. In tho course of timo they grow
larger, and when their hunger is satis
fied, that is to Hay, after seventeen
years of continuous teeding, they begin
to think of getting up into tho air, for
which purposo they mako passages to
wards tho earth's surface. Thoy issue
from tho earth and usually alight on tho
top of a blado of grass or some trecj
hero they begin to feel uncomfortable,
and after a severe strugglo and con
tinued wriggling, crack tho skin and
issuo forth a now and perfect insect.
"In this state ho remains a week or
two, perphaps more, exhausting in this
short timo tho strength it required sev
enteen years of earnest eating to ob
tain." At this stago of life tho cicada
is bent on lovo alone, enjoys it for a
short season, and starving, dies.
Farmer's Jlevieir.
"RHtherJ" ho baid, tho old gentle
man looked up, "you aro the presi
dent ot a silver mining company,
nud can tell mo what an assessment
is."
'Yes, my eon. Wo aro just now
sending out an nshcssmunt of twenty
per com. It means that everyone own-
niy HiiurvK in uiu uuiiipuny must py
.twenty cents on every dollar. '
"Oh, that's itt And now what's a
dividend T'1
A dividend is tho sliming nf a pio
fit with .tock holders. That is, when
tho otlicers of a company so far forget
thenuelvcs as to havo more cash on
hand than thoy know what to do with,
it is divided up. There isn't much use
in your remembering the word and its
interpretation.
Certainly never forget that. When
asssussineiits fail tho country fails. One
dividend of threo per cent, excuses fivo
assessments for ten per cent. .Now run
out ami play. '
A good test for the fitness of water
tor animals to drink is tho placing in
it of live fUli. If thoy continue, to live
tho water Is good enough for tho pur
pose. Try to so arrange your garden
as to tako at least two crops from tho
wholo land ; let lato squashes, melons,
turnips, orcabbago follow tho early
liens, greens, and lettuce i celery fol
lows onions, early cabbage or greens,
nnd horseradish follow beets or lettuce.
A littlo forethought in planting will
unable n skilful gardener to tako n
good dual of produce from a littlo
land.
A Jersey Tanner's Daughter Kuns Away
to he Married,
Jkiiskv Citv, July 10. Uesldes a
well-stocked farm in North Hergen,
Farmer Lockhaus has a very pretty
daughter, Amelia, who is just 17 years
old. In tho early part of March her
father hired Frederick Wagner, giving
him $11 a month and his board. IIo
was n manly fellow, induslrlrious and
economical. On Saturday Amelia
asked permission to spend a week with
an old schoolmalo at Manhassct, L. I.
It was granted, and Tuesday morning
bIio stnrtcd out. Her father supplied
her with monoy, and sho promised to
write. That samo evening Wngner
Bald ho was conic to Now lork, and
would not bo back until lato in tho
evening. Ho did not return, and yes
terday Farmer Lockhaus telegraphed
to Machasset, inquiring after his
daiichtcr, and received a reply Baying
that bIio had not been there. Then ho
searched her room. A ptally-folded
note lay on tho table. It lead thus:
Papas I know you will not consent
to my marriago with Freddie, but I
lovo him dearly and will not givo him
up. Wo havo arranged to get married
in tho city. Forgive mo for telling you
a falsehood, but I have no intention of
going to Manhassct.
Amelia.
That explained It. Farmer Lock
haus tried to keep tho matter secret,
but during tho day several neighbors
called and told him to mako tho best
of it. They said that tho plans for tho
elopement wore arranged in May, and
although thoy know about it, thoy
did not wish to spoil tho happiness of
the young couple. Even this did not
appease tho worthy Farmer Lockhaus.
IIo declared that his soti in-law should
never darken his doors. Amolia wroto
to a friend saying that sho was living
in Now York and would return homo
as soon as her father agreed to rcccivo
her and her husband.
malarial
poison.
Tho principal cause ot nearly all sickness at this
tlmoot theyearhasltsorlgln In a disordered Liv
er, which, II not regulated in time, great suITcrlng
wretchedness and death will ensue, A gentleman
writing from south Amcrlea says: "lhavo used
your Simmons' liver ltcgulator with good effect,
both asa nreventlon and euro torJIalarlal Fevers
on the Isthmus of Panama."
(:o:)
TAKE
Simmons' Liver Regulator
A PURELY VEGETABLE MEDICINE
An Eftcctual Speclllc
MALAIIIAL FEVERS,
IIUWKb CO.Mri.Al.NTH,
JAUNDICE,
COLIC,
llESTLESSNESS,
MENTAL DEl'ItERSION
SICK HEADACHE,
CONSTIPATION,
NAUSEA.
1M.I0UNNESK,
DVS1'EIISIA,C
-(-:o:-)-
If you feel drowsy, debilitated, havo frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite, and
tonguo coated, ou nro suffering from torpid liver
or "biliousness." and nothing will euro you-so
speedily and permanently as to tako
SIMMONS' LIVEH REGULATOR.
It is given with safety, and the happiest results
to tho most delicate Infant. It takes tho placo ot
qulnlno and blttcra of every kind. It Is tho cheap
est, purest and best family medicine lu tho world.
J. H. ZEILIN & CO, Dhila,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
may !V-iy
Statue of "Liberty Enlightening
tho World."
Tho committee In charge of tho construction of
the basonnd pedestal for the reception ot this
great work, IN OUDEU TO ltAISE FUNDS FOB
ITS COMPLETION, havo prepared a miniature
Ktatuto six inches In height, the Statue Bronzed;
I'edestal, Nickel-silvered, which they nro now
delivering to subscribers throughout tho United
States at ONE DOLLAIt EACH.
This attractive souvenir and Mantel or Desk or
nament Is a perfect fac-slmllo of the model furn
ished by tho artist,
Tho statuetto In same mctal.twelvo inches high,
at FIVE DOLLARS EACH, delivered.
Tho designs of Statuo nnd Pedestal nro protected
by U. H. Patents, nnd tho models can only bo fur
nished by this Committee. Address, with remit
tance, RICHARD IJUTLEIt, Secretary.
American cornmltteo ot tho statuo ot liberty.
33 Mercer Street, Now York.
number and gas fitter. Hear of Schuyler's bard,
waro storo.
Blooiushurg, Pa.
All kinds ot llttlngs for steam, gas and water
lupus cuuauuiuy Ull uuuu.
Hooting and spouting attended to at short no
tice. Tinware of every description mado to order.
Orders left at Schuyler Co's., liurdwa.e store
mil uo prompuy iuuhi.
Special attention given lo heating by steam and
nut waier.
ytMy
PR. MflflRN A handsomo VAKI; LAMP given
WW VVV llii u isomer fur Tea aim con
1 Ulil I UU ee. An Iron Mono CHAMIlElt
u ...-- HBT io pieces, or n TEA SET, 41
pieces, or a liandaomitllkONZE 1IAN0IN0 LAMP
given wltha tlO order. A CllAMUKlt SET of 10
iliws,vtlth blue, maroon or pink band or ull IKON
STONE CHINA TE V SET Of tO pieces or II (ll.ASS
M2T of 60 places given ultli alii order, HAND
SOME I'UENIIUMS, consisting ot Decorated China
Wurolu Tea sets, also Dinner and Tea bets coin,
blnwl, and Chamber Sets, etc., via, given with
... ....... r.A tiil (! 'IU nml ,UI kiiml (ii.nln.il.
lar, which will give ou full particulars. (IRANI)
UNION TEA COMPANY, 45 South Main St.,
wiites jiarre, ro. neauipiar
ters HI Front street. New
York city.
may 15-ly
B.
P. IIAHTAIAN
KHI-KtSKNTS Till KOU-OWIKII
A1IKIU0AN INSUUANOK COMPANIES
North American ot Philadelphia,
Franklin, " "
Ivunsylvanla, " "
York, ot lDnusylvanla.
Hanover, of N. V.
Oueons, of London,
North llrltlsh, of London.
Onico on Market Stieot, No. 9, lllonmsburg,
oct. SI. I
JOB WOUK NEATLY
EXECUTED AT
THIS OFFICE
Amputation of tho Leg,
Monoy Is tho universal necessity, and nono but a
cynlo or a fool will affect to dcsplso It. Mr,
Abram Ellsworth, of fort liwcn, Ulster County, N,
Y,, had realized this truth. Ills diseaso Involved
Uo wholo ot his thigh-bone, nnd tho suffering
man looked forward, not without apparent reason,
to death as his only delivery. Tho family physt
clans refused to amputate tho limb, asserting that
the operation would kill the patient on tho spot.
Dr. baetd KENNEDY, ot ltondout, N. Y., who was
consulted, held a different opinion nnd amputated
tho limb. Tho Doctor then administered freely
his great Wood Spcclflo FAOMTE 11KMEDY to
afford tono and strength to tho system and pre
vent the return ot tho disease, nnd Mr. Ellsworth
remains to this day In tho bloom of health. This
gentleman's diseaso was tho offspring of foul
blood, and Kennedy's EAVOlttTE ItEMEDY purl
fled tho blood and restored tho blood and restored
to him tho power onco more to enjoy his life, Aro
you suffering from any diseaso traceable to tlio
samocausot Try Favorite Itcmcdy. Your drug,
gist has It, ONE DOLLAIt a bottle, near In mind
i ho proprietor's namo nnd address: Dr. David
Kennedy, ltondout, N. Y.
To keep tho blood puro Is tho principal end of
Inventions and discoveries la tnedlclno. To this
obloct probably no ono has contributed more sig
nally than Dr. David Kennedy, ot ltondout, N. v.,
in mo production oi n meuicino wiucu nan uccomu
famous under tho tltloot tho "FA V01IITE ItEM
EDY." It removes all Impurities of tho Hlod, reg
ulates the disordered Liver and Kidneys, cures
constipation. Dyspepsia nnd all diseases and
vveuhncsses peculiar ui icitiuies.
1 if CO.
J
Offer to tho Trado their Kino Ilrnnd of cigars.
Tho Landros,
Henry lay,
Normal,
Samson, and
esmopolitan
Fino Fruits and Kino Confectionery
on hand. Vrcuh every week. ISlooma
burg, Pa. Fob. 27
BLOOMSBURG PLANING MILL
Tho underslonod havlne but his l'lunlnc Ml
on Itallroad street, In nrst-ciass condition. Is pre-
pureu tu uu uii Kiuug u wurK in ma lino.
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDSj MOULDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
furntsnca at roasonablo prices. All lumber uscfl
is won seasoned ana nono out, sinuca workmen
aroemployed.
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
furnished on application. Flann and specinca
loas prepared by an experienced draughtsman
CUARLES KRIfG,
OIooitiNburg', Vn
TOflSORJL tQQtfS.
THE OLD STAND
under tho Exchange Hotel, still takes tho lead.
Hair Dressing. Kliavlnc. l)v.lnir. sli.tmnnnlni? ntiil
all work In my lino promptly and neatly done.
BILLIARD & POOL TABLES.
James Reilly,
Jan 30-tf Pronrietor.
M. C. SLOAN & BRO.,
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
Manufacturers of
CARRIAGES BUGGIES, PHAETONS-
SLEIGHS, PLATFORM WAGONS, &C.
First-class work always on hand.
REPA1RINQ NEA TL Y DONE.
Prices reduced lo suit the timet.
COURSEN, CLEMONS &, CO.
Limited,
Importers and Wholcsalo Dealers in
Crockery, (llasswnrc, Tablo and Pocket Cutlery,
Window utass, and I'lalcd-wnrc,
Tho M candle-power marsh electric lamp.
i nu eeieuraieu rimuoru uurncr.
Bird Cases, Fruit Jars.
IK Ijckawanna Avenue. scltANTON, l"n.
may My
1'ItlCE LIST Ol-'
ROOFING SLATE
On Cars at Quarry.
No. 1 Slate UUtoft.oo
No. l nib Blato Alio to &S3
seconds 3,00
No. 3 ltlb Mate 2.50
J. I.. HUI.I.,
SJ Laikavvnnna Aenue, Scrnnlon, 1'a
may w-ly
CLOTHING !
CLOTHING !
""A'C
J - VMillMVM MJ
THE ARTIST
(P W "3? ffi H IE
AND
MERCHANT TAILOR
11
Who always gives you tho latest
stylea, ami cuts your clothing to lit
you. Having had tho oxperieuco lor a
number ol yearn in tho Tailoring Busi
nesH, has learned what material will
givo his oiistoiiiem iho best satisfaction
for wear and stylo and will try lo
iileaso all who givo him a call. 'Also
on hand
Gents' burnishing Goods
OK All, DESCIMTUINH,
HATS, CAPS, AND UMBRELLAS
Always of the latest styles. Call nml ox.
amino Ills stock lidoro purchasing else
where. Store nent door toFirstNationalBank
Corner Main & Market 8tn.
Uf
April K-ly
ON TIIK EUltOl'ISAN l'LAN.-
Viotoi' Kooh, Propriotor,
Itooms nro heated by neam, well ventilated and
e.egaiitly furnished. Finest liar and I.uuch t'ouu.
ter In tho city.
.Meuls to order at all hours I.idles nnd Oents
restaurant furnished with all delicacies of tho
bcason.
Iwatlon naar U.UH W. It. It. benot.scranton,
. ilara-tt
Ulnnmoliiii
"Miirylnnil, My Maryland."
rretty Wives,
Lovely daughters and noblo men."
".My farm lies In n rnthcr low ami rnlas
mnllo situation, nnd
'My wife!"
"Who?"
"Wns n very pretty blonde!"
Twenty yenrs ngo, heennio
"Sallow!"
"Hollow-eyed!"
"Withered and aged !"
"lleforo her time, from
"Malarial vapors, though she made no
particular complaint, not being of tho
grumpy kind, yet causing mo great uneasi
ness.
"A, short lime ago I purchased your
remedy for ono of tho children, who had a
very sevcro attack of biliousness, nml It oc
curred to mo that tho remedy might help
my wife, as I found that our little girl upon
recovery had
"I-ost! '
"Her snllownoss, nnd looked as fresh as
a new blown daisy. 'Well tho story is soon
told. My wife, to-day, 1ms gained her oltl
timed beauty with compound Interest, and
Is now m handsomo a matron (If I do Bay It
myself) ns can be foiiimd In this county,
which Is noted for pretty women. And I
have only Hop Hitters to lliiink for It.
"Tho dear creature just looked over my
shoulder, anil says 'I nan Matter equal to
tho days of our courtslilp,'nnd that reminds
mo there mlclit bo moro nrettv wives If mv
brother farmers would do ns I have done."
Iioninc you may lone bo snared to do
gooti, 1 iiintiKiuuy remain
U. li. JAMES,
Uki.tsvii.i.k, l'rlnco Ocorgo Co., Md., )
May 20th, 1883.
tlT-Nono eonulno without a biincii of preen.
Hops on tho whlto label, i-hunnll tho vile. not.
onous stuff with "Hop" or "Hops" In their name.
IT LEADS ALL.
No other blool-purlfylrig medicine is made,
or has over been prepared, Mlilch so com
pletely moeH tho wauU of physicians ftud
tho guneral public a
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
It lead the Hit a a truly scientific prenini
tlou for nil blood diiuiisufl. If thero I a lurk
Onnnpin n Ing taint uf Scrofula about yuu,
QuKUrULA avkh's huiu-ahima will
dlalodga It and cxcl it from your system.
For constitutional or scrofulous Catarrh,
PATADDU AVUK'H SUWAl'AUlLi.A U UlO
Ufll flntin truu romotly. It ha? euro!
immbcrlctis cacs. It u ill stop thonauseoua
catarrhal dlscharti, and remove tho sicken
ing odor of tho hri'ath, tthich aro indications
of scrofulous origin.
HlprnnilO "Hutto.Tox., Sept. 28, 1882.
ULbtnUUO "At theaRO of two yoars ono of
Cnnro my chlhlren was terribly mulcted
UUiiuO witli ulcerous running sorea on Its
faco and neck. At tho samo timo Its eyes
were swollen, much luiUmed, and vory soro.
QflDC CVCO l'h8lci'instoldusthatapow
uUnu UluO erf ul alterative meiliciuommt
Iki einployo-1. 1 liey united in recommending
AYKii'h Sariai'ahi,IA. A few doses pro
duced .1 perceptlblo Improvement, which, hy
An adherence to your directions, was contin
ued to a completo and perm.inent cure. Ha
evidencohisslncoaptioared of tho oxistenco
of any scrofulous tendencies; and no treat
ment of any disorder was ever attended by
Oioro prompt or effectual rexults.
Yours tiuly, It, V, JoiINSOK."
MinpAnrri nv
Dr.J.C.Aycrdt Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all !ru?s!vts; $1, six bottles for 35.
SUPERIOR
SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES
MICROSCOPES. TELESCOPES.
FIELD-GLASSES, MAGIC LANTERNS,
BAROMETERS, THERMOMETERS.
Drawing Instrument Philosophical and
Chemical Apparatus.
LUt and Descriptions of our Ten Oatsloflios sent
Y REK on application.
QUEEN CO.
924 Chestnut St. PHILADELPHIA.
febd-ly
$50 REWARD.
FOlt
Oiinco of
1NTI1K-
Every
AduUornlion
Pr
THE WONDERFUL 3-LB BAR.
MAUU ONLY 11 V
Gowans & Stover.
Buffalo, N. Y.
For srilo by all first-class grocers.
April 10-l-jr r
Read ami Save Money.
Now is the time to Build.
Noi ncrinan l'inosiillns nor o m.
UKlo
No 1 is Inch bKUti pi jnnl,
117 oo per m.
I 1 uu
14 00 "
II (W "
IT (JO "
l(i on '
17 l "
3 DO '
2 IU "
1 75 "
1 75 "
jiL'miucKtieiinun Hiuiutf, n incn
" lloorlutr,
whltopluo
jellow " "
surfaced plno boanls,
ur,wil ntnft tlilnf In.
05 'V.
NO 3 " "
No 1 sap sawed plno Blilnelca,
" hemlock s.iwei1 '
hemlock sawed
t 0)
licaribliavedplno " from 5noto7 ui
sap " " " ' :i mi to 1 50 "
hemlock " " " " 4 ui to 4 50 "
bhlllKlo uth, s 75 11
MasltrliiL'. lath. " oil
Hemlock fencluc, v 50 "
K uuKeu lencniif o men wme, lu uu
" board.-) 10 to n Inch wldo, 10 ijO "
" bllla any hUo from Jiouiloiiocl "
I keep a full stock of the
above kinds of Lumber always
on baud, and will sell at tbese
prices during year of 1885.
m r. kaw,
Onuigoville, Columbia Co., Pa.
npr !5- Cm
Tlila remedy evntutns no (njurlutts diu(.
ELY'S
Catarrh
CREAM BAL!
Cleanse s t h c
Head. Alliivs
Inilnuim a t i o n
Heals the Sores.
Uestores ihu Sen
ses ot Taste,
Smell, Hearing.
A (iiick Helief,
A positive Cure.
HAY-EEVER
Ul 1IAI.M linn tru nor! nnfnvh rflntit...
tlon wherever kuown, dlsplaclnt; all other prep
ttmtlons. It la a creamy substance, A particle U
ppplleU lnlo i-iich uuslrll, causluir no pain and
Is uniTcablo to tine. I'rleo 50 cents bymall, or at
i rut'K sis. ena lor circular. KLY II HOT IKKS,
UrusuUts, owek-o, N.V.
JunoSWw d
E. B. BROWER
GgPI.UMBING,sg
GAS FITTING & STEAM HEATING.
DKALKIt IN
STOVES &TINWARE.
All kinds of work in Sheet Iron, Hoof
ing and Spouting promptly
attended to.
t"strlct attention (,'lven to heatlDtr by stnani.
Corner of Main & East Sts.,
Bloomshurg, Pa.
New
Soap
The Body and Its Health.
Writers In tlio Lancco call attention
to tlio crc.lt valuo of hot wntnr ntmlin.i.
lions to tho head in oases of fainting or
syncope. Thoy say also that a prompt
uio ot ii, applied to tlio lorelicad with
cloths, will very often avert siieli at
.lacks. Tho number of bones in the human
framo U 20 i. This does not, include
tho teeth and certain small bones df
vclopcd in tendon. In tho head thero
aro tight bones, and in tho earn six very
sttiMi ones concerned in hearing 11
bones mako tin tho faco : 20 tho sninal
column t 21 tho ribs, with two olhcis
connected with thorn , tho lower extre
mities contain CO bones nud tho tipper
04.
Neither water, beer, nor any other
liquid which has stood over night in
load pipes is lit to bo drunk. Lead
poisoninj: and paralysis may result from
carelessness in this respect. Tho drink
ing water, soda water, etc., which has
been standing should bo allowed to
cscapo before using. A simple test for
tho detection of lead in drinking water
n uy tincture ot ooclilneal, a law drops
of which will color tho water blue, if
mere do tlio remotest trace of lead pre
sent Medical World.
Iu tho day timo plants and all vege
table lifo give off oxycen, which is
necessary for man's lifo and health. At.
night they reverso tho process and
evolvo carbonic acid gas, which is pois
onous to man. This is the reason that
plants are always objected to in sleep
ing rooms. Man absorbs oxygen and
gives out carbouio acid gas from bis
lungs at all times. lYtlenkofer has
shown that two dozen plants givo off
as much ol this gas as is exhaled
by ono baby sleeper. Sleeping looms
snouid always uo well ventilated.
Light and lifo aro inseparable ; that
is, such was tho gcnoi ally received opin
ion many years ag and in accordance
with it bouses were built liberally sup
plied with windows, and as liberally
now : but go along any of the fashion
able streets of Now York and you will
find not less than three, and often six,
distinct, contrivances to keep out this
sunshino and gladness. First, the
Venetian shutter on tho outside ; sec
ond, tho close shutter on tho insido :
third, tho blind which is moved by rol
lers ; then, fouithly, there aro tho lace
curtains ; fifth, tho damask or other
material. In tho samo train come
tho exclusion of external air by means
of double sash, und a variety of patent
contrivances to keep any littlo stray
whiff of air f i om entering at tho bot
tom, sides and tops of doors and win
dows. At this rato wo will, in duo
time, dwindle into Lilliputs, if indeed
wo do not dio off sooner, with all
science and art, and leave the world to
begin anew from tho few sons of tho
forest who persist in cschewiiiK civili
zation. Wo lay it down as a health
axiom, the moro out door air and
cheery sunshine a man can have, the
longer ho will live. flail's Journal
of Health for May.
How Are You Off?
IIo was leaning against the railing
at tho ferry dock looking decidedly out
of sorts when along camo an oily,
smooth-faced man and Baid :
"How aro you off!''
"What for ?"
"Money."
"Haven't got a red.''
"Say, can you tell a lie!''
"I can."
"Then you are tho man I want. Old
Captain Smith, of Buffalo, is over iu
that saloon and has got a crowd around
him. Ho's a great liar, but always
sticks to ono anecdote. It is about his
vessel being wrecked, and of a mer
maid taking him iu her arms and
swimming nshore. Now, then, I want
you to go over and hear the lie out,
and when ho is through just get up
and claim that you ans tlio identical
mermaid that saved his useful old life.
I want to set him back, And it will be
lifty cents in your pocket."
The matter was arranged and the
pair went over to tlio saloon. Captain
Smith was feeling good, and in a little
timo ho worked around to remark:
"That was a curious thine: that
happened ino in 1818. Did I ever tell
you of tho wreck of the M.iry Ant"
"JNo.
IIo sat down to describe tho imagin
ary wreck, and when lie got along to
where tho vessel showed an intention
to founder tho chap who was to play
mermaid got tho wink and pricked up
his cars.
"Well, sir," continued Smith, "sho
finally went down and I found mvself
struggling iu the lake. It was twanty-
e: :i . . . i i i
uvu nines iu iuiiu, aim now no you sup
pose I got thero !"
"I havo heard that a mermaid tow
ed you ashore," answered ono of tho
gang.
"Humph 1 an infernal ho ! I float
ed ashore on tho inainhatcli cover,
and never had a nicer ride in my
lifo I"
Tho man who hired tho liar seemed
completely broken down, whilo tho
liar stumped olf out of doors with
his cottrago all gone. Smith hnd
seen them iu conversation, suspected a
job, and left tho mermaid out altogeth
er.
An Accomplished Young Girl Hopes With
a Kail road liana,
Lock IIavkn, Pa, July 10, During
tho construction of tlio Hcoeh Crock,
Clearfield and Southwestern Kailroail,
a branch of tlio Vaudcibilt system, two
Italians worked in a eonsti notion gang
at Wayne who were of a better class
than tho average, and, being cood
scholars in their native tongue, were
lesiroiis of exchanging in their knowl
edge for a liko accomplishment iu En
glish. Living at Wayne was tlio
daughter of A. S. Slabley, a well-to-do
merchant and postmaster ot tho village.
No pains or money had been spared
upon tho young la'dy's education, nnd
at tho ago of 22 sho was a briulit.
pretty girl of many accomplishments.
To her the ambitious Italians went
and to her a mutual exchange of knowl
edge was agreed upon. Tho railroad
was lunched and tlio Italians took their
leave Miss Stabloy afterwards re
ceived letters from one of tho Italians,
but this course was not thought irregu
lar by her parents and no heed was
taken of tho future until last week,
when Miss Stabley camo to Lock Ha
ven ostensibly to attend the Normal
School commencement, but as she did
not return that night her father camo
hero and on investigation discovered
that she bought a ticket at tho Penn
sylvania station for Mowaik, N. J,,
aud had hor satchel and other baggago
which sho had smuggled away
from home, ohecked for tho samo placo.
Later a letter was recoived by the pa
rents telling of their daughter's mar
riago to tlio Italian at Newark.
WANTFni!NTELUaEI?Ti.A'I'tulon- rJncrellc
A .. ! hHlf? ecroami inlouroiUc-tK lu hU uo
MAM I tautx. lUvpoiulblo llouw. HUc.iviu.m
July HMw r
,. liters Known.
ffo oilier itirillolnolvnownpoeffcctnaUy purges
tho hlrMKl of depv-rcnt(il illnr?,
Itlllllmi hear lotltiiuny lo Its wonderful
enrntho i-ITeit.
It In it (Mi rely YructitMc rreiiflrnttoti, mmlo
from Ihu imlivn lui'lh' iumI rnotft cf ('iiUforiiin, Iho
iiH'dlcln.il iroKrilc of nro citrnctud there
from MlthMit 1li! tti of Alcohol,
It miKMc llm caiitto ot dlscwe, una tlio
pnlLmt rernvt'M hi IkhIHi,
It In tlm urn I I IIo ml IMnIUcr nnd Life
jltlus Pritirl)l ; n (initio rurpntlvo nixl Tonic a
iK'rfett Itcwiviiltif ntnl lutttrnrulur of tlio pyMcni,
Never Mora In llm Mstory of tlm world Um a tucrikluo
heeii ruiiirKiiuiih'd jxikMii)! tho rower of VlNEOAli
BiTTEtii iti htn1lua' Iho Mtk of every illst-uso iiitm U
lirtr lo.
Tlio Alforntlvo, Aperient, Diaphoretic, Cnr
tiiliinlUt', ISulrliititift, IjituIIvc, ftnlntlvi', Coimter
Irrlhuit. Sii.tmiiV. AtilMliHuu. Solvent, Itimvtlc nml
Tonic proportiei of Vinicuah Uittkih exceed lliooo
of nny oilier mMicIno In tlio uortd.
No pn. on um tiiko Iho I.ittf.im ftcconum? to
dlreellotm nnd letnnlii lon timwil, provided their
lumen nri' lint drMruv'd hy mineral poleou or other
iiK'iuiMUiil tlio i tnl oigniM Willed lrojoud tho point
of reinilr.
HlllotiN, Itcinlltetil, Tnlertntltcnt nn1 Mft
lnrlnl Kt'Ver- nru pruvnUnl throughout tlio Unlled
Mtci, piiitlcnUrly In Ihu n1U-j of our pn-nt rhcis
nnd their tt-t liibutmleii during tho Summer nnd
Autnmn, riK'cia!ly dating K-tisons of iinufunl heat
nnd drnei.
Tlicwo rcvcTN nro lnvnrlnhly nccompnntoa by
CTleiieUu ilerunpementa of tho KonnUi, liter nnd
bowcK In their treatment, n pmytitlw, eteitlnjj a
powerful liilliicma upou tlicw ur'uti", Ij absolutely
neecrMiiry,
Thero In no cnttinrtlc for tho pnrposo equal
to Dr. J. AVai.kfh's ViNMtAtt HiTTKiia, nn it 111
hpeilHy reiwno tho dark-eoli-red l-idd iiintterllh
Mlileli thalnmelanro loaded, ntlho funui timo t-llmn-Inline
tho cetielidiH of tho liver, ami gem-rally
reetoilnj tho liouthy functions of tlio dlgeelivo
orimn.
l orlify dm ImmIj niln't dlfenfcby ptirlfylns
nil Ha llultU with Vimoau IIittkiio. No i-pldemlc
(nn tako hold of ticti'in thu- forciirmed.
It Iim ljjoral llio Stomach nnd F-tlmu
Ifitos tlio toipld Liver and UoweN, clennslny tho
lilooil of nil imnurltleM, imitnrtititf lifo nml vicnr to
tlio frame, nud emryiiiff oil without tho nid of
Calomel, ur other inlneruK nil pohotioiw mntter
from tho system. It is easy of ndmlnistiaUon,
prompt la action, nnd ceitalnlu iUiemilts,
11) ietltior liiilli'siioiif Iletidnche.rnln
In tho tdioulden, Couglm, Tlirlilnutw of Iho Chest,
i'ninnoiila, Dizziness, Had Tnsto iu tho Mouth,
llllioiH Attacl;1, Palpitation of tho Itmrt, nnd a
hundred other painful syniptoma, nro at oucu.ro
lieved bv ViscnAn IIittf.hs.
1'or liilliuiuiiitlor)' nnd Chronic Rheuma
tism, Oout, Neurnlia, Disosert of tho Itlootl, IJver,
Kidneys nnd Bladder, tho HHtcrg lmvo no eiunl.
In these, n In nllconstitutlonal Disenscn, AValkeh's
Yinhiau ltiTTEKS lin-t rIiouii lis tfieat curatfvo
powrero ia the mot obstinuto and lutmctablo
cases.
Ictliniilrnl Dlscnst. rersens enpneed m
Tnlnts and Minernln, Bueh ns PlumU'i-B, Typo
betters, Ci old-beaters, aud Slineis, n they ndvaueo
In life, nio subject to PnrnlyMs of tho ltowels.
rJ'o puanl against this, tako occasional doses of
VlNEflAll ItlTTKnS.
Mitn lllsmses, Scrofula, Fait P.houm, Ulcers,
Su'llins, Pimples, utules, llolln, t'nrhuneles,
Itinj worms, ycald-hend, Foro J'ye-, Kryslpelns,
Itch, Seurfa, Decolorations, lluuioi'8 and disea.se8
of the Skin, of whatever namo or nature, ainibter
nlly dug up nml cnrrleil out of tho pyt.tem lu a short
timo by Ilia uso of the lUtteiK.
I'ln, Tapomul oilier WorniN, lurklnffln
tho sihtem of bo many thousands, nro effectually
destroyed and removed. No Bittern of medicine,
no vermifuges, no anthelmintics, will freo tho
sytem fnmi wonns liko Vineoaii IIitterr.
niniNle, Scarlet I'ei rr, Slumps, VhoopIn"
Cough, and nil children's diseases may Ui mado
less severe by keeping the bowels open with mild
doses of tho Pltters. This wonderful remedy Is
especially adapted to tho systems of children, for
purifying herbs nlono elvo it Us n-marknljle cura
tive poucrs. It contains uo alcohol, opium or
other iiolson.
For Fcinnlo rompDiIiitK. luyouncoroM,
married or pIdrIh, at tho dunu of woniauhood, or
tho tutu of life, thU Utttei-s bos no entinl,
Cleano tlio Vitiated IMooil wlien its im
purities burst through the F-kiu In Eruptions or
Sores; cleanse it vlan oh&tnicteil nnd BlupuKh In
tho veins; tieansolt when it i foul; your feeiincs
will U'll you hen, aud tho health of tho system ill
follow.
Ill coiieliulmi i Oho the Bitters n trial. It
will Rjxnk for Itself. Ono lottlo Is n bi'tterEimr
ante of its merits than n lengthy advertisement.
A ron each tint lie are f ull direct Ions pt luted
la different languages.
It, 11, im-Doiinlil Drn Co., Proprietor,
Him l'runclcot C.tl., nnd r.2M, f'ii hfl WiuuiuKton HL,
Cor, Uhai-:tuii bt., New urk.
Sold hy nil Jlenlcrs nutl Druggists.
'AINWHIGIlT it CO.,
WHOLESALE OROOERS,
Philadelphia
reas. syuupd, coffee, 3uqah, mol vss
kick, spicks, bicarb soda, &cm to,
N. fi. Corner Second and Arch streets,
lifvirderswlil receive prompt ntto ntln
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
wi
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
H
TIME TABLE.
Hi cITuct July 5Ui. 1SS3. Trains lo.ivn Sun
bury.
UASTWA1IU,
0.1) a. m.. Soa Mioro Kxnrcss (d.illv pxppnt
Sunday), turll.rrUljun!nndluU,riiH'illiUufctatlon,
nrrtvlns ut l'lilladclplilaiMSp. in. : NuwVoik
(i.s;op. in. ; mitlmon.', 4.1H p. m. j Wnshlnetan.
i.'M t. in., councclliii; at l'lilludelphl.i for all Sen
Mioro noints. Ihrousli passeuyer coach to
I'UUilucinuia,
dally except Sunday),forllaiiUburL'and liilcnne
dlato btatlons, arriving at r h f 1 a d o 1 n h 1 a
UN) p. in. ; New York, u.35 p. m. ; llaltlinoro
c.45 p. in. i Washington, noo p. m. l'arlor car
through to 1'hlladeliihla aud paihenger coaches
luruugu iu i iiiiavieipiiia auii luillimore.
8,05 p. m. WUUainsport Accommodation (dally,
(or UarrUburg and all Inteimcdlato Mai Ions, arrlv.
lug nt rhllauelnlila 4 ss a. in. ; New York v.oo a. in.
lialllmorc, 5.25 in. ; Washington o.ao a. in. :
bleeping car accominodatlons can bo secured at
IlarrlsburgtorriilladelpblaaudNew York. onSiiu.
days ntbiougli bleeping car mil bo run; on this
train from Wltllarasp'l to I'hlladelphliul'hlladelphla
passengein can remain In blecper undisturbed until
S.33 a. m. l.rlo Ma 1 (dallv excent Slondav.
for llanbbuig awl intennedlato stations,
arrUlng at Milladelplila 8.S5 a. in. New York,
ll.iiu a. in. ; llaltlinoro 8.15 a. m. ; Washington, v.;5
a.m. 'J'hrougli Pullman sleeping cars mo run on
this train to Philadelphia, lialtlmoro nnd Washing,
ton, nnd through passenger coaches1 to 1'hlladel.
phlannd lialtunon,".
WLSTWAltl).
5.20a. m Krlo Hail (dallv cxeent Snnd.ivi. fni
Erlo and all Intermediate stations and Cauand.il.
gua and luteruiciilato btatlons, ltoehestcr, lluiri
w and Klagara Falls, wltluliiougU milinan 1'al.
aco cam and passenger coaches to Krlo and ltoeli
ester. u.M-NewB Express (dally except Sunday) for
Lock Haven and Intennedlato btatlons.
1.05 n. in Niagara l:xnres.s M.illv i-vrmil. Hun.
dayitorKaue audlnteimedlatobtatlons aud Can.
undalgua aud prluclpal luteriuedlato stations,
Koehcster, lluilalo and Niagara Vails with
through passeuger coaches to Kane and Kochester
und Parlor ear lo Wntklns.
5.30 p. iu. r'ast I.lno (dally except Sundayjfor He.
novo and luteriuedlato stations, und Elmliu, Wat.
kins nud intennedlato stations, v, 1th through pas
benger eoaclus to Itenovo and U'ulklus.
V.M a. in.-suuday mall tor Iteuoto uud Inlerrne.
dlato btatlons,
TllltOUUll TUAINS roltSUNllUltY K110.M Till!
EAST AND SOUTH.
Sunday mall leaves Philadelphia 4.0 a. in
llanlsburg T.iO nriltlug at Nunbury v.-M a. in. wltli
through sleeping cur Hum Philadelphia lo WU
Uainsport. Nuns Expiess leaves Philadelphia 4.30 a.m.
llanlsburg, b.in n. m. dally except Sunday
arriving at suubury u.53. a. in.
Niagara Express leaves
Philadelphia, 7.40 a. m. : llaltlinoro T.3U a. m. (dally
except Sunday uiiUlng at bunbury, l.es p. in.,
with through Parlor car Irom Philadelphia
und through passenger coaches Iioin 1'hlladel.
phla uud Ualtliuoie.
Fast Lino leaves New York 9.00 a. in. ; Phlladel.
phla,ll.5Ua, in. i Wushlngtou, v.50a. in. Haiti,
more, 10.45 a. in., (dally except suuduy) an U lng ct
bunbury, 5.ip. in., with through passenger
coaches from Philadelphia nnd liallfiuoro.
Erlo Mall leaves New Yoik tt.ojp. in. i Phlladel.
pUla, H.vop, in. ; Washing! ou, KWU p. m. i Haiti,
luori', ll.su p. m., (dally exccpt.saturday) arriving
nt bunbury 5.15 u. in., with through Pulluiau
bleeping cars Ii om Philadelphia, WusUlugloii uud
llaltlinoro und through passenger coaches trow
Philadelphia.
MIINIItlltV, IIAZI.liTIIN iV U'll.KEMIIAItlt.
UAII.ltllAll AM) NCIltTII AND WE.-sP
IIUAM'II Hlll.VVAY,
(Dally except Sunday.)
Wllkesbano .Mall leaus suubury lo.oo a. m.,
arrtvlug at Ulooin IVrry V1.M a. in., WUkes-barre
I'.'.lbp, m.
Express East leaves Sunbury 6.45 p. in., nrrlvlng
at lilooin lerry 6.37 p. in., Wllkes-burru S.U1 p. m.
Suubury ilall leaves llkebbarro 10.li) a. in. arrlv
lngnt liloom l'eiry is.im p. m.,Muubury l.to p. in.
Express West leavm UUn-barro U.45 p. ui
rlvlug ut liloom Eerry 4,15 p.m., sunbury 6.10
ciias. ic ruuii.
ueu. Manager,
J, It. WOOD,
Ueu. Passenger Agent
ALL KIND OK J015 PKINTINu
ON SHOUT NOTIOK
AT THIS OFFIOIi:.
ELEGANT NEW
IN MUX'S, HOYS'
IclothimgJI
THAT NHHD ONLY TO llli SHUN TO Mi Al'PItliOIATHI).
Prctly Suits lor Children,
Handsome Suits for Boys.
Best Goods, Latest Styles,
Neatest Fits.
The Merchant Tailoring Establishment
Is now Roploto in
HANDSOME DRESS SUITINGS,
DURABLE BUSINESS SUITINGS,
(0HEAFI1 THAI ITEM,
UP IN THE
AT THE
Peiute Clothing Mom
-
OF -
131 iiWIBM
ISIoonislMir,
Fine (Jurrintcs. Buccics nml Wncons.
varied selection of
QgVEIIICLES FOR BUSINESS AND PLEASURE)
from the best Jtnnufnctories. l'urclmscrs nrc inviteil to cull nml Inspect the gnoils, or to
tJtWrite for Information and Prices.
npr. 3, '85-ly
IIS
una LT&jKm
QMAIN STREET,)
DEALER IN
ForeigM mi Bammim
WINES AND LIQUORS,
AND JOBBER IN CIGARS.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.
J-JELAWAUE, LACKAWANNA AND
WtSTKUN ItAlUtOAD.
ur.oojisnuivG division.
NOUTII.
BTATIOK8.
Kcraiiton,.,,
....lleilevue,,,,
..Taylorvlllo...
. Lackawanna, ,
I SOUTH,
a.m. num. p m.
p.m. p.m.
it uu it 3 1
h et in :i
H 48 1 Hi
B 40 VI 15
H ill li OH
s sr 11! W
H Si 11 6H
8 IT 11 M
8 VI 11 00
8 08 11 47
8 08 11 41
8 03 11
7 5'J 11 38
7 M 11 31
7 50 It 30
T 43 11 S.1
7 80 tl 14
7 18 11 (0
7 11 10 61
7 05 10 41
G 58 10 41
6 51 10 38
3 60 10 31
6 44 10 i!7
6 311 10 SI
0 SO 10 13
e S3 io u
6 118 0 Ml
0 OO K ID
& 53 0 43
5 40 U 34
p.m. a.m,
O.I1I
8 30
8 SI)
o is u so s 10
20 U SO 8 13
3 iff 31 8!J
3 31 V 41 S 80
0 40 li 41 li 39
li I) ti it 41
0 I'J U 511 4 41
0 61 10 Oil 4 47
68 10 034 60
3 58 10 03 4 60
T 04 10 108 53
7 UT 10 15 3 OJ
7 14 10 SO 3 03
7 15 10 S3 3 10
7 23 10 84 3 87
7 37 10 41 3 eg
7 60 11 11 3 54
7 51 11 (HI 3 MJ
8 01 11 134 05
8 10 11 SO 4 14
8 11 It S3 4 10
8 18 11 SO 4 SO
8 S3 11 33 4 St
N SO 11 41 A !1
8 S4
8 111
8 10
N UI
7 88
7 51
T 60
7 411
7 47!
7 44
.....ruiBiou....,
..West pittbton,
....Wyoinlnif,,.,
. .....Mallby;,.,.
lienneit
....Kingston..,,
....Kingston..,,
Plymouth Juno
7 38.
.riyiuoutu.,,,
.Avondalo. ,
-Knntl.ir.L-a
1 31
7 3'1
7 S3
lluiilock'a Creek
7 IS
..niucKsninny,,
..lllck'a Ferry..
..Heaclillavcu,,
Ilcrwlck..,,
..lirlar Creek...
7 00
0 51
3 41
3 41
6 38
3 31
0 41
3 SI
...Uinelllilgo,.!
Il.'uioomsuurg'!.'.
a is
jiupcrt.
8 33 It 60 4 40
3 11
Catawpa llrldgo 8 41 11 53 4 49
llnvllln U KI3 ... . n.
6 60
5 I'J
3 13
.(llUlllsky..., 0 03 14 SIS 14
9 3J
0. 111.
. .. u"uciuu . V IB 14 S3 3 II
ilsorlliumberland u S5 14 40 S 33
v.. r. 1IA1J3TBAD, Bupt.
buperlntentient'a onice, Bcrauton, Feb. 1st, ibos
SPRING STYLES
AND CIIILDKEN'S
LATEST STYLE,
f . F. HUNT,
320 & 322 Pcnn Avenue,
At this Uenosltorv mav lie seen n Inrcrn nml
J MAEfflZEM..
For tho Celebrated CliickcrhiE, Ivers &
roiul, ami Vosoit Son I'lanos. World. re
nowned Estcy Organs, Violins, Accordeons
nnd Sheet JIusic. Celebrated White, New
High Arm Davis, New Home, Hoyal St.
John, nnd Light Itiinnlng Domestic Sewing
Machines. Needles, oil nnd nttiichnienls
for all makes of Sewing Mnchlnes.
'5
Stcro and Warerooms, No. 128
Franklin Avenue.
Also Warcrooius ill Franklin Ave. nml livicen.
terstieet.
SCRANTON, PA.
tot
Anj tiling to iniikti tip niu w wnfoii
or repair an old, in Hock.
liar Iron, and Sln l HoltK, Hull
Knils, Lag Scrowc, Tunibiicklo'H
Horso Shoes, anil all HlackBinilli
sujipllcs.
Apr8My
PATENTS,
Obtained ana all patent buslacsn attended to for
lntxlerato tees.
our omce U opposite tlio U. 8. Patent omce, and
S.S.o".'1 0,Jlf.1,n Vtnts In lea time than tlioso re
mote from Washington.
nm'."0elor.d.l'wlnS- We advlso as to pat.
P,ntiLbllUy.r'0.otcuarfeianilwoinilo no charge
unless patent Is secured.
,)v?rt'!V,',1";rtul1'0 l'ostmaster, tho supt. ot
fK ,0-r,der H nnl 'o oniclals of tho 11. H.
jatentomce. For circular, aduce, terms aud
county0 wrl0tetoUUlCllentl' 'n'our own "atl,or
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
n opposite Patent Ofltce, Washington, 1). 0.
Till., old nud ufll-
IJLCELEBRATEDi! h Ji'Wn" fr
t ?i!,V . ta "C' lfatllll nd di..ol d
uii. Iirinril
... . . i 1,"."i,iiu. j Klliur 1U.U1M1 lis. w
.".nMiirms.
vvlvwl iucU vuvuuiiuui,
iu uiitt( iwttivuj nam I
bul4 f ftU ttfUKrfUtfc
Juno 20-'lw
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