THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. . HANCOCK AND SEYMOUR. A STRIKING "SIMILARITY BE TWEEN THEM. Two Men made Great by one Event anil Both Succumb to a Common Fate. lletieral Hancock, the priilo of llio army t of Hplindid pliysiipte, martial hearings llio obedient eoldier, whom war made famous, Gov. Seymour, tlio old timo gentle man, the pneifio statesman, the idol of a great l)!'tj Both men standard-bearers of tho 'Democracy, the ono as u soldier, the other aa a statesman in a presidential contest both (had; both dead almost at the mine hour There is a remarkable parallel and contrast between theo two men. Tho war period msdu both famous. Doth were patriots! both yielded to tho same ainuittoiis ootn succumbed to tho same fatel Hancock apparently well ono day tho next, says tho World, "is sinkini step by step, Iiko a person descending n pair of stairs.'' Governor Seymour, says tho assooi ated press, has been gradually failing for eight years.. Both men, though of entirely iiiiiercnt, temperament, yield to a common fate. Hancock's case was discovered by an eminent, pnysician at the very last moment to bo beyond help, because back of the malmnant ulcer in his neck, yns a disorder which mado living uupossioio. Governor Seymour's life for eich years has been feeble, as tho associated press says, becatiso of a serious attack of renal inlhmmation some timo niro, and his death therefrom has only been Both. Hancock and Seymour inieh have lived many years had they known and recognized the tact that thov were each of Uiera victims of a dangerous kidney disorder, and treated themselves successfully as they might have dono by that groat 6cientilio specific, War npr's safe cure. Well might n well known physician exclaim: "I some times think people would never die if their kidneys were always sound.'' An eminent New York physician says: -iianoocK s Kidneys stopped ex, eretinir urea." No wonder ho died for 400 grains of this horrible blood poisoner should bo passed out by tho muucja uveiy uixy ; u limy mil, UlSeaso runs riot through tho whole system and death is inevitable. Deaths from kidney disorders are of the commonest occurrence among all classes, but ' arp more noticeablo in these two cases, be cause of the promineuco of the victims Thousands of cases of needless deaths, aye, of actual suicido and homicide occur every year, because people and physicians fail to give proper attention 10 mo oniy oiooci purmcrs in the sys tem. These two cases, oicurinr? sn strik ingly near each other, originating in a common source, and .eventuating in a common tate, ought to arouse tho people to tho uecesitv of allowing no season to pass without 'taking a few bottles of the great specific alluded to, which is the only remedy known that has direct power and control overtheso great organs, not only preventing and curing mo diseases to which they are subject, but also preventing and curing tho many, many diseases which would never exist if these organs "were al ways soutrd.' Chestnuts Tor Rheumatism. Chestnuts not of tho story-telling kind, nor yet of tho kind roasted and sold on street corners but horse chest nuts, such as Bishop McNierney is carrying in his trousers pockets for re- uei irom uneumatism. Uur Washing ton dispatches report that the iroaA Bishop of Albany has been induced to carry horse chestnuts by a Californian, wno mid mm mat tho superstition is a iiuuyu oi uie raeino coast. The Uali lornian is mistaken. It was introduced upon thoPaciho coast in 1851 bv New Englander, who was a prominent -.11 -t r- n omcur in mo oan Francisco custom houso. He both practiced and preach ed it, ana every year ho sent to tho Jiast, by way of Cape Horn, for package of horso chestnuts to distribute amtfng his converts. It hs prevailed in many parts of Now England fnr'n hundred years certainly and probably longer, and there is no seaport between Portland and Boston where dozens of old people cannot be found with horse chestnuts in their pockets, to which they attribute their freedom from rheu- maMo complaints. Whence the super stition originally came wo do not know hut wo are suro that New England is the plaeo from which it has been generally diffused throughout tho United States. An instance, however. jias recently been brought to our notice in wiucn it was Doth behoved and practiced by an intelligent immigrant under circumstances whioh imply that ho learned it first In Ireland. Accord ing to our observation of tho New England usage tho anti-rheumatic virtue is supposed to depart from horse chestnuts after a year, when the oia-unea nuts should bo replaced with fresh ones. Digestion in Powh, Stephen Beale, in the Country Gon tleman, says: "The process by which tho food of a fowl is digested is diffe rent from that of any animal, in that it passes into the crop, thero to be partially digested bofore going into tho stomach. The crop is formed by an enlargement of tho gullet, or, as it is technically termed, tho jejophagus. The gullet is of the ordinary size butt) above and bolow.tho orop, and tho crop itself is easily distinguished, especially when it is full. In tho cip the food Is mixed with the grit which is so necessary to the proper digestion of tho food, and not only is it wise to provide this grit to relievo tho stomach from work that it is not adapted to perform, but if tho materials aro not given for tho grinding up, as it were, of tho food, that food cannot pass as it should into tho stoinach, for the orifice into tne lower (esophagus will not allow it to pass. It is from this cause that many diseases of tho crop arise. Tho mural of all this is that every poultry keeper should bo cm-fill to give his fowls an ubiiiidaucu of this grinding material, for by so doing lie will obviate much of tho troublo that will otherwise ceitainly arise. This grit may consist of course sand, tine gravel, toad scrapings, ashes, or that , which is the best of all, old moitar. T Injro should b'6 no stint of theso and th'eyimay bo placed where tho fowls canlalways have access to them. J. II. fiercer wishes to state that ho has ut last found an article ho can sell on its merits. It is with pleasure ho guarantees to tho publio Acker's Eng. iish Kcmedy as a suro and never fail ing cure for Asthma, Coughs, Whoop ing Cough, Croup, and all Lung Trou bles. It is tho standard remedy for Consumption. I have never found its equal. Only i ;( m.ou Hitlers Known. Pfo oilier nirtllrllioktiovnoeffdtoaHypnrE;e niltllnim licnr (cxtliiioii)' lo Ha wonilcrtuf It So a imrrl)- Vcsctnlilv rrcnsratlon, mado from llio native IhtIis aud foots of California, tho medicinal proper Sirs ot ulildi are citraclwl there from without tho uo of Alcohol. II remote the cnuno of disease, and the pailcnt noovcrs lift health. It Utile urcut Illooil Purifier imuLtfc elvliiet rrlnclplu; a dentin rurgitho and Tonle; a p.tiw.1 jicnnvutor ana inYigormor ot tho ayotcin. Never before In the history of the. nortil lias a medicine been compounded jiosteiisltig tho power of ViNEciin HiTTr.ua In licalluj the lick of even disease man la liel.Mo. Tlio Allcrntlvr, Aperient, Diaphoretic Car mlnatlre, Nutritious, Latutlre, flednllre, Counter- irritant, Buiiormc, Anti-uuioum solvent, Diuretic and Tonic properties of VlMOln lllTTElis exceed thoao of any other medicine In the world. No peron can take the IIitteim according to dlrecllun and remain long nnwell, provided tnelr bones aro not destroyed hy mineral poison or other lneans, and the ital organs wasted beyond tho point of repair. Illllolla, nenilltent, Intermittent and Ma larial i'cm aro prevalent throughout tho foiled Stfltts, imrtlcnlarly In tho valleys of our great rivers and their vast tributaries durljg the Summer and Antnmn, especially during seasoua of unusual lieat aim uryncs. Xlicsn I'cvera aro Invariably accompanied by iton&hu tleranirnments fif th. nmnnrh. tlvpf imS bowels. . In their treatment, a luirriitUc, cxcrtliur a powcrfnl Influence upon these organs, Is absolutely There In no rnflinrtlo for tho purpose equal to Ur. J. Walkhh's Viskuar IIitteks, us U will sioedlly removo tho dark-colored viscid matter Willi which tho bowels aro loaded, at the samo time stimu lating tho accretions of the liver, and generally restoring tlio healthy functions of tho digestive irgaui I'm iirilfr llio toilv against dlseaso by purlfylmr all Its fluids Willi Viki.oaii IIitteks. Nu epldemlo vmii iiuiu u n njpiciu inun lureuriuiTU It IiivlKoriiim tlio Nfoimtcli and stimu lates tho torpid JJver and Bowels, cleansing the blood of all impurities, Imparting life and Tigor to the frame, and carrying off without the aid of Calomel, or other minerals, all polionoua matter from the system. It Is easy of administration, III licpslrior Iiiiligislloii, Headache, Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tho Chest, l'csumonia, Plitlness, Had Taste lu the Jlouth, Iiillous Attacks, Palpitation ot the Heart, and a hundred other painful symptoms, aro at once .re lieved by Vinegar HrrrEtis. For liillaiiiiiinlory and Chronic Itheuma- jiiomijif iu ui-uuu, tuiu ceriuin lu its rebuild. iifiu, uuui, neuralgia, iiiseases or lue liioou, A.irer, iu ui,-se, uh in an conauiuiionai diseases, alxeu Vincoaii Hittehs has shown Its creat curativ powers in the most obstinate and Intractable caes. 31cclinitlrnl mscnsies, Persons engaged In Paints and Minerals, such as Plumbers, Type setters, Uold-benters, and Miners, as they advance In life, are subject to Paralysis of the Dowels. To guard against this, take occasional doses of k r 1 1 111..........., cMh.1. D.t, IH....M TTIaah Swellings, Pimples, Pustules, Polls, Carbuncles, King-worms, Scald-head, Soro Eyes, Erysipelas, ltcb, ticurfs, IlUeoloratlons, Humors and diseases of tho Skin, of whatever name or nature, are liter ally dug up and carried out ot the system in a short time by the use of the Bitters. I'ln, Tape mid other Worms, lurking In the syBtem of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed and removed. No system of medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelmintics, will free the system from worms like Vinegar Bitters. Nraslen, Scarlet Fever, Mumps, Whooping Cough, and all chlldrens diseases may bo made less severe br keeDinir the bowels nnen with n,ild doses of the Bitters. This wonderful remedy is especially adapted to the systems of children, for jmniymg neros aione give it its remaruooie cura tive Dowers, it contains no alcol other poison. For Female Complaints. In young or old, marnea or single, at the dawn or wontaulH Good, or the turn of life. tMs Bitters has no enua uieailfto llio vitiated Illooil when Its Im. purities burst through the sklo In Eruptions or Sores; cleanse it when obstructed and sluggish la tho veins; cleanse It when it Is foul; your feelings will teU you when, and the health of the system will follow. J III conclusion i dive the Bitters a trial. It win speait lor itself. One bottle Is a better guar- nnrPH nr lis mmta ritnn n murtnv n.iveprtanmenr A roll ml eneli hf llAnn,fnllr1lrfv-tlnnat,HntA iu uiuerc.il. luuuoges. It. II. McDonald Drug" Co.. Proprietors, San Francisco, Cal., and &3M, cai ft 5.13 Washington SI, vor. Charlton St., New xork. sold bj all Sealers and Druggists. AV?-X A. HOP PLAST HI wiiatlBtneiisaofauCtrlns with rr.ci.acLo, Tain i n tho Bide or nip, Eciatiea, Hheus.a:m, Kidney Eecaacn( Criclc, CUtclies, Er.cUen cna trl ed KuhcIcb, Chett tnd Luns troutlca, cr any ortof pain or BcroncBS, cither local crdotp. eatedwhcaalTop riostcr vdl ciro inttmt reliefp Prepared from Eurgundy Pitch, Cana da Balsam, and tho paln-killhic v j-tvica cf iiopa. best Etrecfthening platter ever known. Tnouaaada ta7 bo. Ccldbyolldetilera, jaaiiea on rooelptof price, 0 forljl (X), HOP PLASTEH COMPANr. Ectton.irasi. SttODieCRBe5,. Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. Staff of 18 Physicians and Surgeons. Experlcupcd SpeclalUta f or cverv claim of Ulkcuscii Iri'iiUili nlo. I ruined, cxiicrlcuccd and obllirliiJ fiiriilnlicd private rooms, for pu. lll'lllS. iioiiko fiirnUlieil with Elevator. Irlf lleIN, una nil inmleril 1m. liriiveiiieiitH. Tnble well niiinlleil Willi tlio boat of food. 1 ALL CHRONIC DISEASES. whether requiring for their euro IrvnteS. r urB,;ul ul,, xKillfiillr Willi Tiirkl.ti Iliiili., Anu'rlian Itlovoniunt Treatment, l)r nirrlian leni ITInssnee .-llnrlilnery, Vltull zatluu mid Varuiiiii Treatment Aliparatii., the nin.t npproveil I.lcetrirnl Mnclilnen mid iliittcr le, Inlialutloii Apparatn, mid nil llio most valuable rvmcillul niiiill. inieeH known io nu'illcal .ilince. l ull, or mid 10 eeiiu In ktnmpa for our InvalliU' tiiilile.linok (108 pa Eli,), whleli Klve ull partUu. Inn, Aildrcha a above. World's UUpeo-jrjr Unllral A0f litlon, rrnn't. I CURE FITS! tU. fend lb.a b.v. tb.m ratnra .la. I ntr.il . i.dlr.l IkU MIKMMI llllolililudr. 1 .rr, w, t.m.O, u rui. lb. worn iu,,, Um.-bm olb.u b.T. f.11.4 u no rruos for 0.1 uow irr.wia( B,id ..BC. lor s IMNHl i m BoU, u,, I.I.IIIM. MBMj. 111.. U,.?".,f"' r" '"""r.o.nolbior f..;( ifl.i. .ull .111 cur. .a. n&u.o.vwrll.iruiiii, v.i. Feb &-4t-d 'CLAitcmoxr (ILAIIEMONT eiiAiuo.uo.vr CIiAUKMO.Vr CIiAIIENONT viiAitu.no.vr COLONY COLONY I COLONY ! COLONY ! COLONY ! COLONY 1 COLONY a. new uouu every is JjD.-rj-ulu-u. uripsiier Aluitlilnu Uurrsii.lO Spruce kl!(,V M. C. SLOAN & BRQ.. IiLOOMSHUHG, PA. ilmufaciurersot CARRIAGES BUQQIES, PHAETONS SLEIGHS, PLATFORM WAGONS &C Flrat-clasa work always on hand, BEPA 1 III NO XEA TLYD ONi. . Price rtduwdto tuil the timti. PI tw i ODD ITEMS. Uorrowcil troublo la tlio undertaker's best friend. It iltcda a high coal bin to stand n low tticrniomclcr. As tho mercury goes up the plumb cr'ri henit om tloivn, Heal estate trnmfprn lioys thiow- llig muil iu encli oilier. Snmething highly prized yet always given .tway A Unde. A pny.e-liL'hler is nlways willini' to take his pay by the. pound, American heiresses aro getting pcarco in the Kuropcan capitals. No man can be a thoroughly puro Christian without the aid of soap. Mr. Neat is n State Senator in Ken tueky. Of course be is not gaudy. It is believed that tho devil tnkes off his hat whenever he meets ahypociitc. Tho Vienna girls all hopo that llio now American Minister will bo Mr. IIugt;!n. In closo npnJicntion to business noth ing on this footstool exceeds si mustard plaster. Thero aro more voitntr men in the present Iowa 'Legislature than i i any previous session, .There is no pl.tce liko homo when' you nave mil your motber-m-law good bye as she is going away for good, 'No, I shall leavo my wife noihing,'' said old Qribbs. "She'it always had her will, and now I'll havo mine." Tho man who coxcr gets mad supposed to be a halt brother of the woman who never looks behind her, Progress is always progress, but it is .1- ie.. i i i i' i... ., - urciiuiui imru io realize oy Mic man who tries to hurry up a balky mule. Mr. Bland, of Silver bill fame, does not speak in silvery tones, His .voice is hoarso and deep, like that 61 a frog Willi a heavy cold. it a man could oniy seo his own faults as easily as ho can discover those ot his neighbor how his bump of self esteem would dwindle. A subscriber asks for a remedy for cola teet. Try baiiknii; them tin with saw-dnsti if they still remain cold, set the saw-dust on lire. The shortest route to a man's lieart is through his stomach. In that ease a good cook book is tho most reliable maniago guide. Minister Cox has been mado a mom ber of a scientiho lielltnio society in Constantinople, and his name appears ou the Ureek rolls as "Jvox. Destitute Miners. AS APPEAL FOB, Alll FH01 THE 1'OVb'ItTV STitlClCEN TOWN OF E11F.UVAI.E. Since tho Hooding of the minrs at Kbervalo and the comeqiunt suspen sion of work many of the miners and their families have been reduced to great destitution. Somo aro suffering lor want ot tood and the common tie cessities of life. The disasters to the miners iu all other parts of tho Lehigh region have made it almost impossible foi the Kbervale miners to obtain em ployment elsewhere mid their poverty has become such that a publio meeting was held and an appeal for aid has been sent out. A relief committee has also been appointed -to solicit contribu tions of money, food and clothing ,for the sufferers. James McGinty, who is treasurer, said that persons in New York, Wilkcs-barro and other places were soliciting aid tor the Kbervale sufferers, but that they wero imposlers, as no one but the members of the Re lief Committee had been authorized to solicit aid. Kbervale has been ono of the most thriving nining towns in the recioii until the mines were flooded the 1st of last month. Since then tho people nave been leavmir as last as work could be secured elsewhere, and the population of loOO has been decreased bv at least halt. Tho doors and win dows ol many of tho bouses have been boarded up, tho company store has been closed and the onco lively town presents a deserted appearance. Tho mints wero operated by tho Ebervole Coal Company. The land is owned by Philadelphia and New York capital ists under the titlo of tho Union Im provement Company. Tho coal is of excellent quality, and as the mines are very valuable it is likely that tlio land owner will undertake tho task of pumiiinc the water out and nuttinc the mines into condition to be worked. Tho ccneral detailed map of the United States, proposed and already begun by the Geological Survey, will bo upon tho scale of about four miles to tlio inch. AVitb contour lines for every 25 to 1200 feet, according to the nature of tho typography. It is pro posed to issue this map in atlas sheets each composed of ono degree of lati tude, Hounded by one ot longitude, bounded by parallels and meridians. The reiuainint! comes of tho ITUtoru of Columbia County, a book 0f COO pages illustrated and bound in cloth will bo closed out at $1.00 each. 25 cents extra by mail. For Bale at tho oix'jiman Umce. Uloomsburt?. Pa. J. II. Mercer would especially recom mend to the ladies Acker's Dvsiipnaln Tablets. As a laxative thev havo no equal. They are guaranteed to cure Chronic Constipation, Dyspepsia, and all diseases arising from a deranged fiomacn. Willi a free use of the Tab lets, Sick Headache is impossible. ro'i tuiu nun nri nun numi-n UK I II IS bl'VLK i iiiLHur-Lrnirt dinucn iiiciuiilni TUrkrr, Hnfilfr, hut of 4 I Irmuiri . mid IIiimI: er.uuil uximlitultllullut-lie 'irL- "Itnilij I iiiii. f 15 DAYS' WLWj.'! lionet bt'loro you iny one i'inl. A" other tt-u-mu marhtut itinttufartttirr m fie IhiUnl ftatr Untfi toviaXe thi r&rr They art hum,, aoinn, durable, ami light niniilDir. txmt, ila r. 'urrbnsF from mnml mivr snirl lor elri-uUr n.l I C, A, WOOD 4 CO.. testllnonlul.. I r .N. T.nlli ., I'kluJvi r. MILE ifilWLVb Tlitf louilfMt aud Mont pirrriucir n II r 1 1 1 ii ueHru rrum one lu , mite Ol U JiKll urecemret cartrliJgu, Jitalu- fur Qt-s-iS, KUmps. Order now. BDa tft our iiLiiiirwn. ..I N.W.AYER & $m ADVERTISING AGENTS bJiTOg PHILADELPHIA Car, Clirsluut ami l:ilnli His, Ilrctlie .tdn-rll.mit-nl. for this rar. ESTIMATES LoTtcaVh "at1." FREE VitWAYERS SON'S MANUAL k.. j.'-itmmTinjr tun tew it. itt?lii.JHByiii. Hnt fx Y.Z THe fijyvow Escape Of It MllHHIlCllltHCttM I'.HKlnccr. Mcop utter tntlguo nml he.iUh utter dlseaso are nvo in inc swceicst, experiences Known io man. Fourteen jonrslsn long timo to suffer, jet Mr. mvi ii, iti. ui ii.iiLur. iiiami mm 1111 11 Illlwr- able llfo for thnt tierlotl throutrli the presence of niuuu ill iiiu uiiiiHier, lit- lull umnm irnipornrr roller, but nntliliic mo'e. I.nst Jiinunrr lin lalle'rt on Dr. lkkf Id Kenneclj', of ltounilout, N, V., who mtd, nftcrnn etmnlniitlon: ".Mr. Ijiivlenrou Iisto stone In tlio bladder. Wo will n ret try UK HA VIII KKNNliDY'M I'AVOIIlTll HUM Ull V betom riiKinirnn ojicrniion." ,tcw days later llio foi, lowlnir letter passed through the Itoundout iwst- llstTOV. Mass.. Feb. 0. I)KB Dr. Kkknkiivi Tlio day niter I ramo home I pawd two Ktavcl Btones, and am dolnir nicely Dr. Kennedy now ha tho stones at his nnii-c. and they are siimeientiy rormldnblo to Justify tho claim tjint KHNNIiliY'S FANoltlTU IlKMKilV Is i , ',"'""", '1'i'cinciorsiono in tno bladder. In !.,:....".r. J,.r- '-anier mentions mat FAVOIIITI; k, . . nI"n. cred him of rheumatlnn. Tho ouujoiiivu i-eruncaie tens lis own fctoryi Ul.ll 1IKHK8IIIKR .1111.11, 1 Dai.tos, Mass., April 87. lssi.f .nr. rcier i.awierh.n been n resident of this town for tho past seventeen years and in our eta- I'.w iu, nuyi-ii, mm in un ineso years ne lias been a Kood nnd respected cltl7.cn of this town and community. Holms had some chronlo disease to our knon-lcdjre for most of tho time, but now v.ua iw uv, uuu ! in iippnreiiL gtxxi neattii. tl bottle; sK ,orAHU a ,,,,0WN' V"mmt- nr, inilcl Keiinec1yH Tnvorlte u. ouul"uri u-inporaniy.oi pain, out by K ca.t,vo nc ton purine tho blood, restores r noatthful condition m thn iiunntuvi nMnnj nH nnd Mono from tlio kldncyH nnd bladder. 'Hie TO,Sch?4?ortwSrCU:J hu0 bCCn curcdb u mm mm remedy. rillj (IliUAT SlooJ Fniilgr el Iks World. an aiimim'ti: ;viii: i-on CATARRH. riHII tut rlunlmin eaes jlcld rcailtly 1 R and h.n ll.it. failed to Cuius slliirlo ( Mhero din etloiH ura followed, ltsiiuc' ton cure nn nccn rrmniKtuiennt in cures v under. nu. itmne ino.ipnciessnii jiremrntlonln t 10 marketeer CJATAltltll and tho only one that truly n blu?9liJi? to mankind. A Trlnl 1 all Hint la iiUm1 fur It (Jure used, It la nlwayn riH-utii mended. Sond for lctlmonlnls of actual IT IIA8 SO KCJfAL ron MALARIA. A POSITirC CCA'i S ASSCM'D. On? bottle In uenerMly J'ultlclent for n cure, titan tV.lntf (Inlnlnc. A trlnl only Is naked for Krl- 1 Kit H l ATAIIHU J l KM BliVi 11 M II M'JH'II'IO for nil tlln-iiFfHarl-liiK from nn 1m pure blood nnd iuiH-1 mi i i iijuiuiia i rum iiiu (Kin, JOriyliJll lltlccotnidiiluts It Is Kiincrlor to anv rirfitnrntnin lu the market, One bottlo will euro most of the loinmiiiir ('oinpiuii'M ana n cuniiriucil uo wlIJ vai ii iii i rum, n,uu uucior unn nna iry it, UIIKUMATISM. SCUOI'CIiA. SKIX KHl'PTIOXS. VKKKKMA i DISEASES. DVSPEI'SIA. LOSS OT Al'I'ETITE. I'ElCM.Vd OF LSXGOUK. IlIMOUSXESS. LIVER THOl'HLES. XKIiVorS WEAKNESS. I'E.MAI.i: WEAKNESS, ki:lli:ii'h C'ataiiiiii Kemkiiv Is no patent uii'tiit-tiii-, inn ii miiu uuu iHuitsant preparanon to take nnd Flirulytho urealcit raedleaf dlssov- cry nfthe ase. Ono bottle rciuvciiatcs thoontlra ..v-dom and pos-cf-oi moro vlrtuo than a half iio.-o . ninuc ol cniinary jiatent tirepsratlons. i, i..u ;ur icmiiiiuiiiiii', uuu oinur iniuriuaiion. X j"I'ur sale hy dratr-llits Kcnerally. l'UK i: ni.no A ihitti.i:. SIX llOT- TI.r.M roil if.t.uo. On receipt of s..00 by t!ie lnatiufaeturiT!!, Sami'ei. r. Kkllcii & Co., .nu ii i-tMi i, i ii,, iiuiiiL-3 t,iu uu bciii exprvsg TRADE MARK. An Old Soldier's EXPERIENCE. " Calre'rt, Teias, -Ma 3, 1M2. ' I wish to express my appreciation ot tlio valuable qualities ot Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as a cough remedy. " Whllo with Churchill's army, Just before tlio battle of Vlcksburg, I contracted a se vere cold, which terminated In a dangerous cough. I found no relief till on our march wo came to a country store, here, on asking for some remedy, I was urged to try Ayeh's CllEIinV l'LCTUKAL. "I did so, and was rapidly cured. Since then I h.n e kept tho Pxctoiul constantly by me, for family use, and I hare found It to bo an Invaluable remedy for llirout nml lung diseases. j. Whitley." Thousands of testimonials certify to the prompt euro of nil bronchial ami lung affections, by tbo' use of AVer's CiiEimr I'ectoi'.au Ilelug very palatable, tho young est children tako It readily. rriEPAiiED nv Dr.J.C.Ayer&Co.,Lowell,IY1ass. Sold by all Druggists. IF YOU halo Internal hllmn fevp. p,ni.. nnP,. phlegm, bad taste ana otlenslve breath -Dr. Kli. iner's slv. Ml'.KOOT removes all tliese conditions. t u,u(,bov iui fi, It lOlr have- lost our aniiptiie. nr inn.... coated, my unci parched lipiand mouth, spit tl dry and cottony, or have buconio emaciated Dr Kilmer's S WAMI'-UOOT will build up your broken do,w,!;l,1,.Uu"on fi 'our druggist for It. sscH IK OU havo budden attacks of sinking spe'ls the face white and deathivnnin ,nrt hL.. icviiuKaas mougn (lying, ana coldness seues your very tltals-Dr. Kilmers fin MiK.wrun ..,,: .i.i uc". "Si'"" anu saves lire DrugglMssellit. l IV l)V havo organic Uleate, or pericardia, or heart case troubles, or havo thick nnd sluggish blood, feci as though bleeding would relieve jou emedy jou need, imimrtstsscoitt. u. 14, Slates nnd Felts, niillC ITslHIllClS) Slate Black Boards, School Slate, Rooting Slate, Rooting Felts, x, x&x Ply. ... , , J. I IIIU.I,, 23 ijickawanna Avenue, bcranton, I'a ilayS2-ly IfJ'IrJtiWo CURES ALL HUMORS, from a common lllolcli, or Kruutloii. PRICE $I.OO,?iluVyg 1 TaKE: SIMHIONS mm REOTtATOR I For all dlscawes of tho Ilvor, Klinevi, Stomach and Spleen. This purely YCRCtablP pre. pa ration, now so celebrated as a Family .Medicine, orlulnalcd in the Nouth In m. It act Kenlly on tho Ilowels and Kid neyB and corrects the action of tho Liver, and Is, iherefore, tho best preparatory medicine, whateicr the sickness may proietolw. In all common illi. cases It will, unassisted by auy other medicine, effect a speedy cure. Tho ltciriilator Is safe to administer In anv con (lit Ion ot tho system, and under nn circumstances can Itdo harm. It will In borate like a frtasH of mi r. uucisno inToxirnimcr neverntrn in lean in Intcmperanco t will promotu durestton, dlsslpato headache, nnd crenernllir tone mi tliesvstem. '1 lie nose is small, not unpleasant, rind Us virtues un doubted. No loss of time, no Intcmip ruptlon or stoppage of business while tnklntr the Iierulator. Children complaining of Colic, Headache, or Mck stomach, a tea spoonful or more will ctve re lief. If taken occasionally br pa. nenis exposed to .11AI.AKI will exnel the nelson and or A. tcct them from attack. A'l'llYSICIAN'S OPINION. 1 havo been nracilelnir medicine for twentv lears. and liave neve- hi-nn nliln tn nut nn n nrro. tablo compound that would, like Simmons Liver Itegiilator, promptly ud effectively movo tho 1.11 er 10 ncilon. nml nt the sune limn nlil Mntciil 01 wenKcninETl the mirnstue nml m .1 n nnw. mot tho system. L Jl. lltsro.v, .M l) Wash ington, AXK. ' rRBMHKii nv L IT, Zeilin G Co., Philadelphia, I'a. TO AWAY ! Ten thousuiul babies nro iriven yearly totlie;ravc by not having ur. liana s Icctlnnsr Lotion on ii , , S tllCir CUIUS WllKIl tCCtlllim, SOMETHING NEW ! SOMETHING WONDERFUL ! SOMETHING MAGICAL ! To bathe the baby's cuius while teething, relieving nil inflamma tion, swelling and pain. LOST I A good many niirht's rest bv not havingDr. Hand's Coliu Cure, for it gives baby comfort and sleep without stupefying or in hiring it. No opiates. No eon stipation. ooiu at Kleim s druir store, general agent for Dr. Hand remedies tor children. Labora tory at Scnmton, Pa. ldec(eow. KAZLKOAD TXIMCB TABLE. J-JELAWAHE, LACKAWANNA AND WKSTJiHN UA1LHOAD. BLOOMSBURG DIVISION. NORTH. STATIONS. SOUTH. m. p. in. a.m. a.m. p.m. a 3o, 8 21) 8 Si 8 IO1 8 10 8 01 ....-crnnton.... Dcllevue.... ...Taylorvllle... .. Lackawanna.. 10 V 15 2 05 8 54 12 m 8 48 Vi S3 8 40 13 15 8 33 12 03 8 27 12 OJ o 15 0 20 2 10 o xu V 28 2 is t) 27 J 31 0 31 A 41 rmston ..West l'lttston. ....Wyoming.... . ...Maltby liennett ....Kingston .... ....Klnirston 30 0 40 47 2 B8 8 22 II 58 8 IT 11 54 8 12 11 50 8 08 11 47 8 08 11 47 7 58 o 45 53 2 41 7 54 u 411 0 50 2 4 50, C 5.1 10 0H2 47 " 58 10 05 2 50 6 58 10 0511 50 7 41 7 47 I 8 03 11 42 42 Plymouth .llinn ( (W 10 102 55 7 07 10 15 3 00 7 59 11 38 7 38 ....l'ljinouth.... ' 54 11 31 ' 50 11 30 i ji, .... Avonaaie 7 13 10 20 3 05 7 15 10 25 3 10 30 ....NantlL'oke... 7 43,11 23 7 23 llunlock's Creek 7 12 .uhlckshlnny.. 7 00 Hick's Ferry.. 6 51 ..lleachllaven.. 7 23 10 i2S r SU 11 12 7 37 10 44 3 SO 7 50 11 11 3 52 18 11 (10 ' 11 10 51 7 05 10 47 G 58 10 41 8 54 10 38 8 50 10 31 oi i oa a 58 B47' Berwick...., 8 04 11 134 05 0 41, .Briar Creek.. 8 10 11 20 4 12 0 38',.VIllow Orove.. 8 14 11 23 1 10 "-a ...i-iniuiuuKU.,. 8 le 11 204 21 0 27 Espy , 8 25 11 30 4 27 0 21 ...Bloomsburg ... 8 SO 11 44 4 34 8 10 .... Iiupert 1 8 3l) 1' 504 40 0 11 Catawl'a Bridge 8 41 11 53 i 40 5 56 . ..Danville.... 8 58 12 135 04 n 49 ....Chulai,k-y.... a 05 12 215 12 5 43 .... Cameron.... I a 08 12 25 5 17 5 32Northumberland. a 25 12 405 33 6 42 10 27 6 31! 10 21 6 80 10 10 6 25 10 11 i 08 V Dl I 0 00 0 49 5 65 II 45 I 5 40 9 32 p.m. am. a.m. 1 1a.n1. a.m. p.m W. T. HALSTEAD, hupt. Superintendent's ofllce. Scranton, Feb.lst.lS:1. Pennsylvania Railroad. Ilxll Philadelphia & Erie R. R, Divis ion, and Northern Central Railway. TIME TABLE. Nov. 8th, 1885. Trains leavo Sun- EASTWAUD. In effect bury. 0.40 a. m.. Sea Shore KxtirtQ tAv ,n.nt Sunday), forllarnsburgandlntennedlatestatlons, " a i """m ipwin o. iu p. m. ; new lorn. 6.20p.m. j Baltimore, 4.40 p.m. ; Washington coup. ra connecting at Philadelphia foraU sea Shore points. Through passenger coach to I uiiuuciiuia, . .. 1.4s p. m Day exrji qaiiy except Sundayl.for Harrlsburg and Interme diate stations, arriving at I'ufladelnula B.50 p. m. i New York, a.35 p. m. : Baltimore 6.45 p. ra. ; Washington, 8.00 p. m. Parlor oar through to Philadelphia and passenger coaches luiuugu iu 1 uimucilJUia dllli udiiiuiure. 7,50 p. . m ltenovo Accommodation (dally wi iiuiiiauuiK uuu nu luiviuieuinie siauons. arriv Iphla 4 25 a. m. ; New Y'ork 7.00 a. tn .23 0. 111. : Washington n.xn n m . Sleeping car accommodations can bo kecured a HarrlsburgforPhlladelphlaand New Y'ork. on Sun' days athrough sleenfnir car will be rumnn n.it train from WllTlamsp'ttol'hlladelphla.l-hlladelDhla .tin 1.1111 itmuiuiiiaiceuer uuuisiurDeu u . m. r.60 a. m. Erie Mali rdnllv prepnr Mnnrf.v for Harilsburg and inteimedlafe stations! arriving at Philadelphia 8.23 a. m. New York! 11.30 a. m. j Baltimore 8.IS a. m. ; Washington, u.23 a.m. Through Pullman sleeping cars are run on this train to Philadelphia, llaltlmoro and Washing, ton, and through passenger coaches to l'hlladel. puia uuu uaiiimure. WESTWAHD. 5.20 a. m. EriB Mall MnllV .TrPnl ttlin.rl tn Erie and all Intermediate station nnii ennnn'm gua and Intermediate stations, Itochester, Butfa! loand NtagaraFalls, with tbiough Pullman Pal- ui.u baio uuu uoecuer cuacues to trie una Itocii ester. a.&l-Ncws Express (dally except Sunday) for Lock Haven and Intermediate stations. 1.00 p. m. Niagara Express (dally except Sun. day) fur Kane audlntermedlatostatlons and Can. auuaigua ana principal Intermediate stations. Hochesler, Buftalo and Niagara Falls with through passenger coaches to Kane and Hochester and Parlor car to Wllllamsport. 5.S0 p. m. Fast Lino (dclly except Suudaylfor He. uuiuuuu luiciuiruiuiesiuiiuns, anu Kiuura, Wat kins and Intermediate stations, with through na& senger coaches to ltenovo and WaOtlns. a.ai a. m. -Sunday malt for ltenovo and lntcrme. dlate stations. TUHOUOU TIWINS FOH SUNHUltY FltdM THE juoi 'Ann MJum. Diiuuuy man leaves ruuaaeiphla 4.80 a. m Itarrlsburg 7.40 arriving at Sunbury a.so a. m. with ,uuuury .iaj a. m. witu Philadelphia to S U ItamsDort. muusu BicvpiuK cur irom News Express leaves Phlladelohla 4.so a.m. llarrlsburg, 8.10 a. m. daily except Sunday arriving at Sunbury S.W. a. m. " ' m.ii..i.h,. . . Niagara Express leaves . uiwunuuia, 1 ttv u. ui. , uauuuore T.au a. ui. (ualiy oi;eui, Duuuay arriving at sunuury, 1.00 p. m., with through Parlor car from Philadelphia and through passenger coacnoa from l'hlladel- iui uuu naiiiuiure. Fast Line loaves New Y'ork 9.00 a. m. j l'hlladel. phla.ll.50 a. m. t Washington, u 50 a. m initi. more, 10.43 a. m., (dally except Sunday) arriving at rnSSl'): u, i.....7'.i.,,yr!" . passeugci r r. .TV ""uoiuu, uuu iiuiuiuure. trie alall leaves New York8.oup. m. : l'hlladel. puia, ii.2U p. in. 1 Washington, law p. m. i Haiti- U.U1B, 1 .. v, in., uaiij cxceiii.saiuma) arriving at sunbury MS a. in., with through 1'ullinau Sleeping cars from Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore and through passenger coaches from iiiiuutiimia. WUNHIIUV, IIAZI.KTON A WII.KIiNll.tltllli ,.......,.. Ann ,-iiiiiiii Anil WKST 1IKAMUII IMII.WAV. .... (Dally except uuuuay.) wllkesbarre Hall leaves sunbury 10.00 a. m. arriving at Bloom Ferry 10.62 a. m., Wllkes-barre t.lo p. in Kipresa Kast leaves Bunbury MS p. m.. arrtvine Sunbury MaUleaew Ike8barrei0.4ia.m.arr v ing at luoom Kerry K.os p. m., Hunbury u p. ra H?.WMVe8t llt Ukva barre sua p. m., ar rivlntf ot liloom l-'erry p, ta .Bunbury fl.iyp.rn. BUND A V ONLY. Sunday malUeaveaBunbury 9.23 a. m.,arrtvlnir at 1110pm Kerry 10:H a. ra.. HLeUarre i:Si.m Sunday accoinmoaatlon Icmen Wllkra-Uarn tr 5 ftlSp ra S " hlm mry 0,18 wm bunbufy, ciu. k. vvaiu j.u.wood, Oen. Maaas:er. cen. raWnser Agent Jut WASHINGTON'S FAMILY. the KnclUli Anctnm of th Titan Who Whipped Un gland Th author of the hook entitled "Mothmof Krai Bent Men" KAtlthitt nhtle collcctlngr mfttorUl Tur ker work M10 wis many tlairii foro"d to think that tm Input men had no mo! hers. theiUfllfultyof nnd Inff out nnytlitm about thftii tiding no rttaI. In the jaw or Wnhlngton' father, thomth wn know all itwut lit nniMirr, we know hut Iltll of hi char tctrr. Dm Hiu-ettry can tie traced nck to the thir teenth century, but of the man hlmtrlf know tonrely luor than Ihedateof hi birth and death. Uli at he wai In flpiaratictf, tiilud and character we annot leiirn. Ihry wrro not cloao i-hronlclfrs In thatiaiir day. The ilatlf newnpnjnT wa unknown ind the writ cm nf bineraphiea were faw. And then, the father of Wrwhlntrton died whea tho on who made him rh object of Interest tn Americans waa only tl j-t-ftMoM, niflnamewM Atiguitlns Wfthtutr(on. an I hcwai ftwenlthy Vlrlnlft rhntcr. HI DrU lt?' nama wniJann Ilutler. Shedicd Irarlnn (tinv fhlMr.-ii. Illi woti'l wlfonft Mnry Itall, the inulher or tlio flrt pre Milcnt f the Unltnl hlaton. At llio nznof 43 Aunutiiin Vnhtnton il e.l. 1) hln second wifu lich.U MxctilMrt'n.one ofwhnmdl.il In chlldhoiMj, The WahIiutom wrr Iho lrMVi-..hmtor nolJ fnmllr of the KiirIMi nrlt(ioriicy. Tho nnrfit waj nmkiH.wti about IhoinMdleor tho thlrttf-nth cpii tury. ltefore that n inaiiur of that name In tho County of Durham wn onncil by William d llertburnc, h m ww tho cmtom In thiw tnn, tonic the iiomenf hU rslatt. I'rom Mm l wen. led both the Kmtllah and American bramh. or tlit Waihinifton family. Various mementos niore Ihnt they werp frwm the beglnnliift ropleof upalthand distinction. The ancient wat of the fnmllv h aid to beyet HfltprencrTcd. It U of utone and oaken tfm- iwr 'd. in noniG of I hp room are thr rcmahiiof fine carr Inrfi on tlio mantel ftleees elaborately carved, nro the family arnn, an reented In (he ileture, r.'thly em. blar,oned Upon ewutcheonn, Tho ohteld with tbo man and stripes In Gen. Wfiihiujf. tonneal. Two tnlteH from Ialtueiu bury, In tho cemetory of Uardpn church thtre. U a monument erected to the memory of "Sir Ijiwrenco Washington, Mte, ' Rraud. non of tho flnt proprietor of tho name, an I ancestor of (Ien( WaOilnKton. Sir Iaw rcnoj Washington died InJIay. IC1 Two of hi nons John and lawrenco emigrated to Virginia In 1M7, and bp t tic I at Itrldge Creek, on tho Potomac, la Westmoreland county. John WabJngton took part In the military expedition RffalnRt tho indtiui. and at talned the rank of colonel. He married Ann Pope, and had two sou, Lawrence and John, and adatmhter. Iw. rence morrlcd Slildred War ner, of tl.oucesttr county, tnd had thrco children, John, Augutlne and Mil' dred. Au?ut(lno beenme the father of (len. Wah Ington. The homo In which fir-nrm WaHiInclon wn liorn umilaiimini t.drln ka olutlon. Ooorgo . V, cutl placcnl upon ll ulte a glabur freestone, reprciented In thoacuompntDbitf picture, bearing this invrlptioni "Here, tho llthof February, ITU, Ueorgo Wnthlngton wns lorn." This date Isold stylo, nnwa every date until lT53,when the new rtyle of calrndar uat adopto 1. The house stood about half a mllo from tho Junction of IVpo's creek with the rotomac, In WeBtmoreland county. me AtheiHof VlrKlnU ' The county ncqulrud thU name on account of having produced a great number of distinguished men. Tho homo In the accompany ing engraving la an exuet counterpart ot the one la which Washington was born, aud belonged to th Washington estate. Thl modest stone waifthe first monument ever rained to tho memory of Washington. In June, 1813, a few dan before thecorner-stonoof tlio Washing, ton monument at Haltlinore was laid, Mr. Custl Samuel Ih nephew nf Washington and captain In llnlor- regiment of hore; Wlhlam Orymen,Hou of AdMliiKUlHhiHlonu.fr in tho Life Ouards, and the taptalnof "Iho Lady of the Like," brought theln MTllM-d tablet and deposited It with solemn cere mony, Ihey wrappeil It In " The btcHflf d flag! Mgn ut our precious past. iiiuiiiiiiMiu jpr-m-ui, anu our imuro vast," Ainl boie it lu their patriotic arm to It resting i.im-. ..ins hid uiii-Kui uiuniu Liiininey mat had once fnrmed the hearili In the homo of Washington's Infiiiicy thc cointiutteda rude pedestal, niwn which they ivvtr.'inif place! thlt, tho first monument to iheflr-tof pat riot it, "oummendlns it to the respect uuu iirmn nuim im' .inicriiun iwopie in general and Hit tlil7i'in of Wentmorelaud county lu par A liWtnrio Liintltnark. Frauncos tavern, whero Washington had htn mur. tm when tho IlrltUU evacuated New York, is still hi.iii.llnj, 'ilia picture represents It at It Is. It lsaa Immense building, located on tho corner of Iiroad &ud Pearl streets near tho Battery. It was there the, principal officers of tu army yet remaining In the service took leave of their beloved chief. Washing ton enteml the room whero they wera astsembted, and, taking a glass of w ine In his hand, said, with heart full of love and gratitude; "I now take leave oyou. I most devoutly wish that your latter days may be ai prosperous and happy a your former ones have been gloriouiand honorable. One by one thtygra'ped his liand, w hlio tears and sobs stifled their word. Ho kissed each one, and wept with them. Heroic souls, they had gone through the long andawfulwarwlthdryeyes, but when it was over, And peace separated them, they wept like women. Iho first American Bull fight Gecrg. Washington aud tb Kagle var.qulsti Joha Over one million boxi-s of AhWh Uyspeiism Tablets sold in tbo naat twelve iiiontha, tmrdv niioii tln'ir merile. Wby suffer with Chronic Con- miiiation, JJvHiienma. Sour StomniOi. Sick Ili'iulnclif, Ilearlburii, anil Female Troiiblin, wlicn J. H. Mercer olllera you relief anil positive cure in tho y u minia 'labletp. lie sells them on ruranta e. A f , it. n .I.. 1. . . ,. r '' iiiuiouuu urn ,i. ii. ninrnnr most positively abserts that Acker's Knglifih Hemeily is tho best medicino ior usiiima, croui), couchs. whonnlnir cough ami all Iuiil' troubles that can be tounU. Ask him about it, for ho fullv tMUI ItUVCL'tS Ik, Thero aro scores of ners'ons whn m ....it. ... : . . " ouiieriiitj irom somo lorm ol blood dis- "rtii'i- or skin ilUeae, such as Scrofula, "oils, etc., etc. After a practical test, J. il. Mercer asserts thnt. A,.l-n,-, tii,..i Kllxir will certainly euro all such tils. easts, iiicluiliiiK Syphilid and Hheuma tism. Ins net a patent nostrum, but a scientific preparation, o juaiaiitees it. J. II. Mercer wishes to mnlm nn assertion, which he can back with i positive imnranteo, It is all about Ackers II ood Elixir. H ,.ii,0 r It superior merits over all other reined- es or us Kind, ami uaran(ces for it a csitiv and sure euro for ltd Syphillls, and all blood disorders, it frees tho skin from snots nml .l,co.n and leaves the comnlnvlnn in-' Ask hlin about it. ma fi.SS'l Sill sn i i i T M T II I I I for Infants 'Cstorlls so well ndapM tochlMren that I recommend It as superior to any prescription known to mo." IL A. Axcnsn, M. D., IU 80, Oxford St., Drooklya, N, Y. JCCOVOfI THIS P&IACTIIOIL EVERY TJITNU THAT TR iW AND STYLISH CAN BE A Large and JUST HEGEIVED. ALSO A LAI5UU Call and be Convinced that you have LA LATEST STYLE, AND I he Lowest -AT GMAIN OF ' OF mmm mmmwmw SWMyff nowne.lKstey Orfi.ttiP, Violins, Aecor.leons C ' J? jl nnd Sheet Music. CVkl.iuteil White, New E&WJfS1, f V J nlh Ann I)llvis- iN'cw Il0Illl!. HoyulSt. fZW (W Z$$ -f John, nnd Light IfunnliiL' Domestic bewinc C. B. JffiBMl ZJEALER IN Foreign and: Mammtle WINES AND LIQUORS AND JOBBER IN CIGARS, ' BLOOMSBURG, PA. nmnnt, i-mi iiimimiljujij.bijm ,h - , $55 REWARD. KOIt Every Ounco of Aduliuiatioii 1NT11U NEW PROCESS SOAP. THE WONDERFUL 3-LB 2KB,. MADE OXLT 11V Cowans & Stover, Buffalo, N. Y. For sale by all first-clats trroccre. April 10-i.j-r BLOOfflSBOHGJPLAMING MILL Tne Undersli?nri imii.'.,, .,, . ... ? ljroal street, In flrst-ciai. condition. Is pTe pared to do all kinds ot work In his line. P FRAMES, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS. MOULDINGS, FLOORING, Etc. iSEffS?;..t!!' re employed, workmen ESTIMATES F0n TiniT.TiT'vnR Urnlsliea on anniiminn i. ... oo. prepared by an e"perlenVed SrSuSb.fmua 8 I I I I I I I I I I l I I I I i , , , i, . Ii nnd Children. Castorln enrea CMe, Consllpntlon, Bonr Ftomach, MatThaia, Krnetatlon, Kills Worms, gives sleep, And promotes di peAllm. Wll thout lnjiaioua modicatlon. Tm Cmrnca Cowast, IM Fulton Ctreet, N. T. FOR THB JJOUG IT TEAR Varied Stock of AND SELKCT LINE OF HIE BEST QUALITY, AT ' Possible Prices THE Miinhines. Needles, oil nail attachments for all makes of Sowing Machines. STREET,) J Stcro and wartrccitB, lTc. 12S PranklinLAvcnue. Mso Wniciooms ill Franklin Ae. awl loo cen tir.fctittt. SCRANTON, PA. Ltt Anylliing to inako up a now wagoi or n'puii- an old, in htoi'l;. liar Iron, and Sttcl l'JoltF, Holt Knds, Lag Screws, Turnbuoklo' IIoio SIioch, and all Blacksmith (supplies. AprsJ-ly UfiNAMENTAL IRON FENCES. Ol- CAST CH WHOUOIIT IHON. Suitable lor Yards, Cemetery Lots and Public Grounds. :o: The following snows tho ticket (lothlc, ono of u wfiU'f""1 uurawitty they nre uniurpuss 1'ricos and HpecimuiiH of other tie. eiflim Hcnt lo auv address. Address BLOOMSBURG PA. Uay4.tr more money ihnn at anything elsebytaka lug au agency lor the but wiling book out siviiiuncra fcuccetu gruudly. Noi.e ikil SEASON, the i ClotMsM mm lMf'.i- : '.asr.Tmi';,'.,'.,1.;,,., j IIIooiunIhii-k, I'll Terms free, 1UM.E1T llOOli C01'0 K Tli S Mne.
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