Printing of Government Money,
CONCLUSIONS OF A COMMITTER WHICH
HAS INVESTIGATED THE BU1UEOT.
Wahinowk, Aug. 17 Chairman
Whooler, of tho Hotiso Committco on
Expenditures in tho Treasury Depart
ment, to-day recotved from the Publio
1 nnter the first copies of tho report
on tho bill. "To provido for printing
tho Government securities in tho high
est stylo of tho art." Tho bill is in
tended to do away with tho uso of
power presses in printing notes and
bonds, substituting thorofor tho hand
pros, upon whioh it is olalmed bettor
work can bo dono.
"In the earlier stages of their inves
tigation,'' says tho report, the commit
tee wore waitod on by tho Legislative
Committee of tho Knights of Labor,
by whom it was urged that tho plate
primers oi tne country wero vitaly in
toreatod in tho decision which tho com
route might roaoh, both as citizens
who wero hablo to bo imposed upon
and subjected to loss if tho obligations
of tho Government wero so poorly
printed as to facilitate, if not to invito
counterfeiting, and as handicraftsmen
interested in vindicating their claims
that tho intelligence, training and skill
of their brethren could not be equalled
by machinery."
Tho committco also found that at its
last regular session tho Now York
Legislature adopted tho following
resolution:
Jlesolvcd, That all "(Government
securities, such as bonds, notes, stamps,
checks, Ac, should bo executed in tho
highest obtainable grade and perfect
ion of tho arts of engraving and print
ing, for the security of tho Govern
ment and the people against error,
fraud ana counterfeiting, and that tho
Senators anJ Representatives of this
State in Congress bo, and they hereby
aro, requested to use their utmost en
deavors to securo legislation to that
end.
As to the character of tho notes now
being issued by the Government, Chief
Br 11, of the Secret Service division of
the Treasury Department, testified be
fore the committee that we bate a mis
erable lot of genuine bills, some of
which aro easily and very skillfully
counterfeited. Mr. Graves tho present
Chief of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing, supported his claim that the
uso of steam-presses was more economi
cal by tne statement that they bad af
fected a saving of 18 per cent in the
cost of printing notes and bonds.
"But granting that Mr. Graves's fig
ures aro absolutely correct," says the
report, there remains the increased ex
pense of maintaining the secret service
division of the Treaeury Department
and the expense attending the prosecu
tion of captured counterfeiters. But
the committee cannot agree that the
me-o question of economy merits con
sideration in this connection. In their
opinion there is but one point in issue
in considering this bill and that is the
dnty of the Government to afford the
citizen the greatest attainable security
against counterfeit notes, and being
satisfied that this security can be ob
tained in greater degree by using the
hand-roller press exclusively they are
unanimously of the opinion that the
steam presses should be discarded.
As to the second section of the bill,
providing that hereafter the chief and
the assistant chief of the Bureau of
Engraving and Printing shall be either
practical engravers or plate-printers,
the deliberate conclusion of the com
mittee is that the chief or assistant
of the bureau should be qualified to de
cide of his own knowledge upon the
merits or defects of any piece of work
turned out by any of his subordinates
and be further able of his own know
ledge to point out how the defects can
be most effectually and expeditiously
remedied. The committee find further
that this abilitypcM) not bo acquired
without preliminary training and ex
perience as a practical printer or en
graver, and that no amount of general
information, no degree of intelligence,
oan supply ibis indispensiblo practical
knowledge or be a'n equivalent for
it-
Doesn't Understand It.
Stephen Pilpot, a dark gentleman,
who at ono time was the most promi
nent ferryman on Bayou De iluckle,
was appointed by the Oak Hill Confer
ence to call upon the Governor of
Mississippi and ascertain a few facts in
relation to free trade.
"Now, Gubner,' said tho old fellow
as he covered up a spittoon with his
hat, "what does it all mean, nohow t"
"It simply means a revision of the
tariff."
"Whut is de tariff, Gubner V
"Why, it is the duty which the
Government imposes upon certain ar
ticles which peoplj of other nations
send here."
"Whut sort o' articles !"
"Oh, almost everything."
"Wall er, docs we need dem ar
ticles." "Yes."
"An we charges dem folks fur fetch
in' us what wo needs."
"Yes "
"Wh'arfo t"
"Because it protects our own people.
By paying moro for 'somo of thono ar
ticles you neip men ai nome who, by
means of Ihe tariff, are enabled to sell
their wares at a higher price."
"But, look yaro, who pays dat high
er price t"
"You do."
"Wall, now, who ho'ps mo dat cr
way 1 Does you know o' anybody dat
is payin' mo' fur er artickle jest tcr
ho p mo t"
"No, I can't say that I do."
"Den why is 1 'spec ted ter pay mo'
den or thing is wuth J"
"To keep np our industries."
"What is de industries doin' fur de
niggah V .
"Why thoy kocp prices up it
said."
"On things dat we buy ur things tht
wo sen I
"On things that wo buy. I believo,
"Wall, now, look yar, l'so wuss off
den I wuz 'lo I come up yare. Tell
you the truf I doan blebe no man un
Cretan's dls blame biznees." Arkan
sas Travelsr.
Bared My Child's Life.
J. S. Weaver, Secretary Iron Steam
boat uompany, flew York, says : J
wSbIi to say to the publio that I bad a
child about four years of age, lying at
tho point of death, with summer com
plaint, (diarrha-a) tho doctor and all of
us having given up hope. The doctor
however, advised us to get somo of
Speer 'h Port Wine, and give her a little
at a time very little, but ot ten. As
a last resort wo did so, and I say that
Speer's Poi t Wino saved her life. Sho
is my only child. I had never seen
jur. apeer, but with tears of joy, 1
went and told him that his wiuo bad
saved tho life of my only child.
Ugly 'Girl! Oh, Adele, I wish I
wero as beautiful as you are.
Pretty Adelc Of oourso you do,
Would be no Trouble.
"Oh, I'll not bo tho least trouble,"
sain tho lady boardor. who whecdlod
tho mistress of a select boarding-houso
into taking her fornix months, nlthotigl
ino mistress nau said that sho never,
never would tako another woman to
board. "I do not blamo you for not
wanting to board women," said tho
lady boarder, wbllo lavinrr off her
wraps in hor room ; "most of them aro
so finicky and troublesome but I think
you ii tind 1 m not ono ot that sort. 1
just tako things as I find thorn, and
mako no fuss at all. Now I'll just
was u my bands, and on, coma you
just get mo a little white caslilo soap
lnttofui oi this cocoanut oil stuu.
"I'll see."
"And about tho towels I never uso
towels so rouch as this, and I'd liko
Turkish towel on tho rack all tho tlmo."
"Very well."
"Thank you. I'm determined not to
be trooblcsonio after I onco get settled
and I don t you thiuk this dressing'
case would look better on this sido of
tho room J"
"I don't know."
"Seems to mo it would. Supposo
you call a servant up and let us see
how it will look moved; and while
sho's hero I'll change tho bod to the
other corner that is. if you havo no
objection."
"Oh, nono at all."
"Thank vou. I don't really care
much, but then oh, would it bo too
much trouble to havo a cup of hot
water sent up to mo before each mealt
I think it does mo good."
"I supposo I can arrange that," said
the landlady, gloomily.
"Thanks ; you are very kind. Now
I guess I'll ob, I wonder if there is
any hot water in the bath room 1 I'd
like to wash out a fow things that I
never send to the laundry. And I
wonder if I'd bo in the way if I went
to tho kitchen to iron them T I'll not
bo a bit of trouble."
"The cook may object ; I don't mind
myself," said the landlady.
"Oh, I'll get round her easy enough.
Trust mo for that. I always do out
my handkerchiefs and small pieces
wherever I board, and I ob, wfiile J
think of it, I'd like to mention that I
nuver drink anything but green tea,
and I'd like my bread made without
salt."
"I hardly know how to manage
that," said tho landlady.
"Why, iust mako ono loat without
salt. See T I hope you won't take a
bit of troublo on my account if I'm
sometimes too late for meals. Some
time I'm out shopping or may feel a
little lazy in tho morning, and won't
get up, but Xll soon nnd out where
things aro in the paniryj and will just
help myself without troubling any
one."
"Oh yes."
"I like hot cakes for breakfast the
year round, and sirloin steak. Will
you ring for a servant and have her
ower tho window a littlo Irom the
top T I see the blankets on tho bed
are white. I prefer red blankets, and
1 see that you have woven wire springs.
Could you oxchango them for the
spiral springs' I much prefer the m
and I " but the landlady, being new
to tho business, has gone from the
room in a dazed condition of mind and
body, while tho lady boarder reduces
her wants to writing as they occur to J
her during the day.
An Unpatriotio Position
Those who take the position that
the workiagmen of this country will
be reduced to the condition what they
call the "pauper laborer of Europe" if
the present extravagant tariff is not
maintained aro not only guilty of an
economic absurdity, but they are faith-
t: . , I, :. i:. ..' t v.'" .
ind offer an insult. to American work
men. In the hrst place, it is an ab
surdity to say that taxes which in
crease the prices of .both imported and
domestic products, and which havo to
be paid .by. the poopictrom tne. iruits
of their labor, increoso the general
production and improve tho condition
of the laborer. So far as they enable
those who control certain industries to
derive excessive profits from them, as
in many cases they do, they aro mero
ly drawing from the substance produc
ed by other industries for tho enrich
ment of these men. Workingmen in
general get the less for their services
on account of this process and are the
worse off. This is true of thoso em
ployed in the favored industries as
well as of others. To say that tho fa
vorable condition of American laborers
has been produced and is maintained
by this process of suction is a wicked
falsehood AT. Y. Times.
A Watob. that Buns Without Winding,
A Sbamokin dispatch says William
tho Stamets, who is the inside foreman
of B. Reading Company's Big Moun-
Udy's silver, Btem-winding watch, of a
Swiss make, which is puzzling the
minds of a good many people About
three months ago it was louuu impos
sible to wind tho watch, and, although
several attempts have been made, no
ono has ever succeeded in turning the
stem. Strange to fay, the watch con
tinues to run regularly. Mr. Stamets,
who is a man m every way worthy ot
beliuf, eays that, supposing some ono
was tampering with the watch with
out his knowledge, he placed it under
lock and key lor several days, only to
find it running as regularly as ever.
Mr. Stamets is contemplating having
the watch taken apart to unravel the
mystery.
I Tho Concord Monitor states it as a
truthful piece of news that a young
man hired a boat at Lako Village ro-
ently and on returning it found a
pocketbook containing $500. Ho
promptly returned it tolhoownor tho
man ho engaged the boat of who
charged him $1 for tho uo of tho boat
and thankod him for finding the pock
etbook. Judging from tho course of
the transaction, it is fortunate that tho
young man did not find $1,000, or he
might havo had to pay 2 for the use
of tho boat, Boston Commercial
Jlulletin.
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Of harmlet vtjetabl remedies that will
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alt," Pln'CUry Compound ITHS PERFECT COMBINATION Readthe proof
J' "I have sutftitod terribly from norvniin and kidney
trouble. I bouilil two Uxtltis of l'sluo's Oclerr Compound,
and oh. bow It did help me I I hare so much fu.HU In your
medicine, fori know what II did forme."
J Ontario Centre, N.Y, Mti. J.J. WiTso,
PAINE'S t CELERY COMPOUND
"Tor Are years I suffered with malaria and nurvouweu.
' 1 tried Paint's Utlsry C'uiiouad. ami I can truthfully say ,
that Are bottlss comptculy l-urpl me. I cheerfully reconi,
msndll, for I know It to bo a good medicine." .... 1
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CURES ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
Neuralgia. Rhumatlm,Paralyl,Blllouineii,Dyipepila,Cotlvneii1 Piles, Liver Com.
plaint, KldneyTroubl, FmU Complaints, and all dlteatsi arlilnefrom Impure Blood.
II, als for s. Wiuj. lUcaiBD.
Sua 4 Co.. I'm. UurUcton, VI
UF or . thNjrvUf,
l. .Ii for SI. g tbst each hot.
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The) PwbllltaUd,
COLUMBIAN AJNJJ
All Golden Blondes.
woNintmur, tiunsioiimation in a kam
II.Y TlinOL'OII IlATIHNd IK A l.AKK.
Mono Lako constitutes ono of tho
greatest natural doposits of hair dyo in
tho known world. All who bathv In
tho waters of that lakubecomo blondes
and if tho bathluu bo ticrsiblcd in
for any length of timo thuy got to bo
red-headtd. A man last Spring rout
ed tho Iiuvinlng ranch, on tho North
sido of the lako. Ho lias thrco strap
ping daughters. A soon as tho water
bee am o warm enough tho girls daily
went bathing in tho lake, when they
began taking their dip) tlio girls wero
brown-haireii, but they soon found
thomselvcs becoming blondes. This
so delighted them that thoy bean
bathing twlco n day, and bolwcon
times washed their huads in water
from the lake.
Tho old man had noticed tho croud-
al ohange in the color of tho hair of
his daughters, and was much astonish
ed thereat, but he had his suspicions
and said nothinc. Ho kept auiot till
tho hair of tho girls became a fiery red,
and then ho went after tho old woman
about it. Ho ordered tho old lady to
batho rcutilarlv evorv dav with the
girl, saying that if sho becamo red
headed he would think thoro was somo
thing in it. Soon tho hair of tho old
lady was as red as thit ol her daugh
ters. Tho old man still thought thero
was somo trick about tho business, so
ho tried tho baths himself. Now the
old man, tho oid woman and all hinds
aro a family of golden blondes.
Vitginia City Enterprise.
Humorists in Correspondence.
Bill Nye recently mailod a copy of
his book of "remarks" to Henry Guy
Carloton, who is convalescing from a
sovcro illness. On tho liy Ieat was
written:
Presented to Hcnrv Guy Carlxton
whilo bo was still suffering from other
causes. liii.i. Nvk.
Mr. Carlcton's letter of acceptance
was worthy of this dedication, lie
wrote:
Deah Bill I havo not yet receiv
ed tho book. It was cruelly intercept
ed by my doctor, who said that peri
tonitis, followed, by typhoid fever, was
all ho thought I could stand in one
season. HuNnv Guv Cam.kton.
Literary News.
Sooiety Girl My dear Miss McSid
doiis, how you must adoro your art.
You seem perfectly wrapped up in it.
I lovo to watch you on the stage when
you gazo upward in that soulful way
of yours as you oomo to some particul
arly emotional passage. Are you seek
ing inspiration when you do that?
Emotional Actress Oh no; I am
last counting the receipts m tho gal
lery. 2'exas Siflinq3.
Ho (at Saratoga, tenderly) I think
I havo met you before, Miss Smith;
your face is very familiar.
alio (coldly) Yes, sir; and those
foods that you warranted would wash
tried to give away to my maid.
And then tho silence became so
wide and solemn that you could hear
them pumping gas into the mineral
springs. Life.
iiirHMMUMTlliniTlllTllMT I
UVllttH 111
The treatment ot many thousands ot cues
ot thoso cbronio weaknesses and distressing
allmenu peculiar to females, at the Invalids1
Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y
baa afforded a vast ezrjcrlonce in nleelr nd.nt.
ur and thoroughly testing- remedies tor
cure of woman's Deoullar'maladlea.
Dr. Plerce'a Favorite Vreaerlptlon
Is too outgrowth, or result, ot this great and
valuable experience. Thousands of testimo
nials, received from patlenu and from physi
cians wbo have tested it lu the more aggra
vated and obstlnata cases which bad baffled
their skill, prove It to be the most wonderful
remedy ever deviled for the relief and cure ot
suffering women. It Is not recommended as si
"oure-alt." but as a most perfect flpecliio for
woman's peculiar ailments.
ppwarful. Invigorating tonic,
It Impart strength to the whole system,
and to the womb and lu appendages In
particular. For overworked, worn-out,"
run-down." debilitated teachers, milliners,
dressmakers, seamstresses, "shop-girls," house
keepers, nursing mothers, and feeble women
generally. Dr. Pierue'a Favorite rracrlptlon
la the greatest earthly boon; being uncqualed
U an appetising oordia! and restorative tonio.
A a ootblug- and strengthening
nervine, "favorite Prescription" Is unS.
3ualed and Is Invaluable In allaying and sub
ulng nervous excitability. Irritability, ex
haustion, prostration, hysteria, spasm and
other distressing, nervous symptoms com
monly attendant upon functional and organlo
disease of the womb. It Induce refreshing
sleep and relieve mental anxiety and de
spondency. Dr. iMerce'a Favorite Prescription
I a legltlmat medicine, carefully
compounded by an experienced and skillful
physician, and. adapted to woman's delicate
organization. It la purely vegetable In It
composition and Perfectly harmless In- its
effect In any condition of the system. For
morning sickness, or nausea, from whatever
cause arising, weak stomach..lndlgesUon. dys.
Sepsla and kindred symptoms. It us, in small
oee. will prove very beneficial.
"Favorlto Prescription" Isaposl.
live euro for the most complicated and ob.
stinate cases of leucorrhea, excessive Bowing,
painful menstruation, unnatural suppressions,
prolapsus, or falling of the womb, weak back!
" female weakness," anteverslon, retroversion.
JrlSS,"?.0,"11 onstlont. chronlo congestion;
Inflammation and ulceration ot the womb. In!
nammaUon, pain and tenderness lo ovaries,
accompanied with "Internal beat,"
.,, r.ul? and promoter of func
tional action, at that critical period of change
from girlhood to womanhood, "Favorite I're.
crlptloa"l a perfectly sate remedial agent,
and can produce only good result. It Is
equally emeaclou and valuable In It effect
ESJ?.?? to those disorders and derange
5ieJ?ii tncldent to that later and most critical
porlnd, known as"Th Changeof Life."
in Jp.?,'Pon, when taken
In connection with tho use of Dr. l'lerce'a
$?!ti SiPf' w'e; Purgative Pellet (IJttle
W.T.e.im'ivc'r" Kidney and Illaddir
disease. Their combined use also remove!
b'?l "Ints. and abolishes eaicrdu and
scrofulous humor from the system.
iffTO-rU "recrlpilou Is the only
medicine for women, sold by druggists, u nder
a positive guarantee', from the menu,
facturers, thatTt will give satisfaction In verr
case, or money wlU be refunded. This ruaran.
'iih??,?i.prtn'i?Lon the bottleVwpr;
"a talthfullv carried out for many years!
' '"(re. Illustrated Treat! on Disease of
Ste'WT.. Mad &
W fllipiniiry Miilcil luoclilloi,
MS, Statu St, BUITALO, N. V.
JIB UI W'JUIUD I
Or, Plerce'i
restore the whole lyttem to healthy action, Is
(t. ill for i We.u, Rinnan,
sua a Uu, frees., UurUettuu,?!.
Th Agwd.y'
JLEMUuliAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
OH! MY HEAD.
The pMn from Neuralgia nnd 1U
companion dfoeaso IMienniftthm is
cxcruciaung i nouonnufl wito couiu
be quickly cured nro ncculcnur Buf
fering, Athioniirros will do for
others what It did for the following
tiiftifttj
Wmiimeirwt Tnrl .IVt. L lflfiT
Hitlnc tn ftlictMi with nurVt for
toe put lour orn, una i ryui umot twrr
Ihlntt, bat In Tln. I Until; hwml of Athto
Chan. After UklnfT etna bottl 1 found II
be he'nlnjr ma, and tfter Ukinc fmir bot
Um of Athlophrrn nd onfl of TUU, I foan
IhM 1 wm fntirrlj well. 1 think the medl
tiae U pCJltirel m tar cure,
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Mi. OarmM, III.. Doa. M, lttt7.
I hava uiwil AthktphofTw In ray funilj n4
Sd ft ta b th KTtttwt mftdiciae for neo
rl In illttstnna knrl httlnar hail It faeteaa
f utif ned upon m f orjh pt 'M rwn 1 know
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TkEIiAWAKK, LACKAWANNA AND
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wttai&im iiAiiiiiuAu,
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION.
STATIONS,
NOHTII.
A. U. A. II,
rv r m
NORTnCMBKRLANP 8 40 1 85
10 10 16
Cameron 1 13 ......
cuulask j- 8 CO ....
Danville 6 08 1 68
catawlssa o 33 a 14
Ituperu. 6 80 ! 19
Iiloomsburg - 8 3D 2 84
Kspy o 4J 2 s
10 23
10 29
10 36
10 6.1
11 00
11 07
11 16
11 3
11 26
11 30
11 37
II 44
11 49
11 63
12 09
12 16
12 20
12 36
13 30
12 37
11 41
12 45
13 50
11 6b
1 03
1 11
1 19
1 25
1 30
r m
6
6 34
8 40
6 53
7 05
7 19
7 20
7 27
Ltme nidge. 6 50 ,,,,
willow Drove........ ... e 61
Ilrlarcrcek 8 6s
Iiprwlck- 7 OS S 45
Hoacli Haven "11 1M
Hick's Verry 7 19 2 69
Hhlckslilnny . 7 DO 8 09
Hunlock's 7 41 3 19
Nantlcoke 7 so 8 ss
AvonJalc , .. 7 SI ......
riymouth 7 69 3 35
rijmouth Junction,.... 8 03 3 39
Klncsion 8 09 3 43
Uennett 8 1
Maltoy 8 17
Wyoming 8 re 3 63
West nttston 8 37 3 68
PlttStOD 8 83 4 01
Ijickawanna 8 40 ,..
7 81
7 85
7 41
7 49
65
B 06
8 II
8 32
8 33
8 3.1
S 33
8 45
8 49
8 63
8 (9
9 0J
9 09
9 17
9 25
9 80
9 35
A It
Taylorrllle. 8 48
ueuevue b i
SCR1NTON. 9 00 4 S3
F H r H
STATIONS.
AH AH
SOUTH.
T M
r if
SCRANTOM 6 10 9 60
Iiellevuo 8 tS 9 65
2 03
i'i'i
2 21
2 28
3 34
2 39
S'47
2 60
2 54
2 69
3 03
8 06
3 19
3 39
3 39
3 45
3 61
3 57
4 01
4 03
4 19
4 18
4 24
4 29
4 46
4 54
5 00
5 15
6 SO
6 25
6 30
6 37
6 46
6 60
8 59
6 69
7 03
7 07
7 12
7 16
7 31
7 25
7 43
7 55
8 07
8 13
8 20
8 37
8 31
8 36
8 41
8 47
8 53
8 57
9 16
9 23
9 S3
9 45
Tayiorvllle. e so 10 oo
jacKawanaa mm
ltttston 6 38 10 18
Westnttston 6 43 10 21
Wyoming.. 6 47 10 27
Maltby.T 6 61 10 30
Dennett . 6 65 10 34
Kingston 6 68 10 83
I'lymoutb. Junction... 7 os 10 43
riymoutn 7 10 10 47
Avondale. . u 10 61
Nantlcoke 7 19 10 65
Hunlock's 7 26 11 os
Shlckshlnny 7 47 11 12
nick's Ferry. i "a ui:
ueach Haven, 8 01 It 28
uerwlck 8 07 U 37
Bnarcreek . 8 13
willow orove -.. 10 i
UmolUdge. - 8 20 11 53
Espy : 8 26 11 19
Bloomsbure 8 83 13 05
Hunert 8 37 12 lo
Catawlssa 8 42 12 16
Danville 8 67 13 30
Cliulasky. 0.1
Cameron 9 07 u 40
N0RTI1UMBRRLAHD 9 23 19 65
AH r M
T M
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Connections at Kurort wltb Philadelphia &
ieadlnr K&Uro&d for Tamancnd. Tamaaua, w
lamsport. sunbury, Pottsvllle, etc At Nsrtbum
berland wltn P. K. Dlv. P. H. R. for Uarrisburg,
Lock Haven, .Emporium, Warren, corry and Erie.
V, JT. UALaiAAU, uvu. moil.,
scranton, Pa
Pennsylvania Railroad.
liU
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Divis
ion, and Northern Oentral
Railway.
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TIME TABLE.
In enect AUG. s, isss. Trains leave suntury
EASTWARD,
Q.in A. m.. npft Hhnre Eznresa (dally except
Sunday), for Harrlsburg andlntennedlatestatlons,
arriving at PnlladelpnlaS.15 f. m. ; New York,
6.50 p.m.; Baltimore, 4.45 p.m.! WasnlnzWn
5.55 p. m. connecting at Philadelphia for all Sea
Shore Mints. Through passenger coach to
PtillarialnMA.
1.43 p. ra. Day express
dally except Sunday),fornarrlsburg and interme
diate Btatlons, arriving at P h 1 1 ft d e 1 p h la
8.60 p. m. : New York, .S5 p. m. : Baltimore
6.45 vi m. : Washington, 8.00 p. m. Buffet Parlor oar
through to Philadelphia- and passenger coaches
through to Phliaaeipnia ana uaiumuro.
1,45 p. m. ltenovo Accommodation (dally
for Uarrisburg and alltntermedlate stations, arriv
ing at Philadelphia 4.25 a. m. j New York 7.10 a. m.
Baltimore, 5.15 . m. ; Washington o.au a. m. ;
iiiiimtin aifrnint,r.Arrram wim&msD'biu ruiiuum
phla. Philadelphia passengers can remain in
sleeper undisturbed until 7 a, m.
s.60 a.m. Erie Mall (dally) for Harrlsburg and
Intermediate Btatlons, arriving at Philadelphia
8.25 a. m. New York, 11.60 a. m. : Baltimore 8.15
a. m. t Washington. 9.30 a. m. Through Pullman
aleenlntr ears are run on this train to Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington, and through passen
ger coaches to Philadelphia ana uaitimore.
WESTWAIUj.
5.10 a. m. Erie Mall (dally), for Erie ana al1
Intermediate stations ana Canandaigua and
lnr.ormpriiAtA stations. Kochester. Buffalo and
Niftonra Fnlln with throntrh Pullman Palace
cars and passenger coaches to Erie ana Hoones-
ler
9.63 News Express (dally except Sunday) for
lock liaven ana intermeaiuie evutiuun.
i! is n. m Niagara Exnress (dally except Sun
diyj for Kane andlntennedlatestatlons and Can-
ar.aaigua ana principal iulveujcui&k,
nrhprr. linrraio and Niagara Falls with
thmugb passenger coaches to Kane and Kochester
and Buffet Parlor eartoWatklns
5.30 p. m. Fast Line (dallyxceptSunday)for Re
novo and Intermediate stations, and Elmlra, Wat
kins and Intermediate Btatlona, with through pas
senger coaches to ltenovo and Watklns.
9.20 a. tru Sunday mall for Kenovo and Interme-
aiate station"
THRODGII TRAINS FOItSDNBHRY FKOUTHK
BAHT AKU bUUTU.
RnnAar mall leaves Phlladelnhla 4.30 a. m
narrtfthur? 7.40 arrlvlnt? at Sunburr 9.20 a. m. with
through sleeping car from Philadelphia to Wll-
liamsport..
News Express leaves Philadelphia 4.80 a. m.
Uarrisburg, 8.10 a. m. dally except Sunday
arrlvlnir at Sunburr 9.63. a. m.
Phlladelnhla.7.40 a. m. : Baltimore 7.30 a. m. (dally
except Sunday arriving at sunoury. is.oa p. m.,
with through Buffet Parlor car from Philadelphia
and inrougb passenger coaches from Phlladel,
phla and Baltimore.
Fast Line leaves New York 9.00 a.m.; Phlladel
nhla.ii.soa. m.t Washington. 9.60 a. m.t Balti
more, 10.45 a. m., (dally except Sunday) arriving at
ttunoury, D.wip. m., wiin mrouKu pasaeuer
coaches from Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Erie Mall leaves New York 8.00 n. m. : Philadel
phia, 11.25 p. m. ; Washington, laoop. m. i Balti
more, ii.u p.m., taaiiyj amvintrat DunuuryD.iu
Philadelphia, Washington and Baltimore and
through passenger coaches from Philadelphia.
8UNHUUV, IIAZI.KTON JL- WII.KEHIIAIlItB
KAII.ltllAII ANII IMIUTI1 A Pi 11 HBST
UlfANCIl KA1I.WAY.
nun v excent Sunday.)
Wllkesbarre Ma
re Mall leaves sunbury 8 65
a. m.
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10.46 a. m.,
Wllkes-barre
:.iap.m. ,
Exnress East leaves Sunbury 5.35 p. m., arriving
at Bloom Ferry 6.36 p. m., Wllkes-barre 7.65 p. m
sunbury Man leaves wiuesoarre iu.zoa. ra. arnv-
lng at Bloom Ferry 11.16 a. ra., Hunbury 12.35 p. m
Express west leaves wuxes-Darre tf-oe p. in., ar
riving at Bloom Ferry 4.19 p. m., sunbury MOp.m
SUNDAY ONLY,
Sunday mall leaves Sunbury 9:35 a. m.. arriving
at Bloom Ferry 10:16 a. m.. Wllkes-Barre 11:45 a-m.
uunaay accommoaation leaveB wiixea-uarreaau
i. m., arriving at Bloom Ferry, 6.39 p. m., Sunbury,
:60 n. m.
CllAB. E. PDGH, J. R. WOOD,
uen. Manager uen. rasncnitfr flk'rai
FREE!
A Sfl-PAQE
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r Virginia and other Southern btates. Write to
W. B. BEVILL, oen'l rasa. Agent,
ItOaNOKE, YA.
Enclosing 3ent Stamp
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can be made satisfactory, bo that loss of tune and
expense of getting new can bo avoided. It will
cost nothing to correspond with the
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State your case and nnd out what they can do for
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juiy iu-r-im
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clQc for (tul coiufUintt to UI lady wbo wLLeo
to t.t It, tfficftcr bforurcbulotf. Sod luoplnf
Kxtua, BAKRlUllirCl).,BsiIoi,BiiSsli.H.Y.
novtlncicoi)-.
SUFFERING WOMEN
MARRIED
SINGLE,,
hn troBbld with thoMknoorloii IrreiralrUIH m
imiotntlr follovlnak coll or iztMur, or from Ootv
tiUUcmw n MkoMswa m pecollavr to Uitr hi, itumlil
Umm DB. IluOHQIUE'fl CAlAbratud
FEMALE REGULATING PILLS.
Thartr BtrogthDlDg tath ontlr frtm, InMrt
louo, Tlaor Aad uftg&itUf (ore to U fBociloiai of uoaj
Ia4uit.ds bant tr mftil, txiunlr M4vl4l, II, AddrsM,
)r.rtorMtdlolnoOo.,M.Vaui8, M
Bora.ocoiy,
AMaM.
Aro We tho "Fittost?"
From the San Francisco Dally llcport.
If tlio Chltipso ennturo California
eoinutbtng thoy will certainly do, should
wo destroy our defenses by n voto for
Ilarriflou it will not tako them long
to enpttiro tho rest of tho country. Wo
nro very solf-oouceitcil. Wo aro qulto
suro that in tho strugglo of llfo wo aro
the fittest, and shall therefore Burvlvo.
Wo havo no doubt at all that tho laws
of nature will bo suspended in our case.
So wo forgot that wo havo conquered
this country from tho Indians beoauso
ono wiuto man can live whure ten
Indians starve, becauso whoro a whi
mail nectis an noro to Keep him en
Indian cannot tret alone with ten. Wo
aro full of confidence bec.iUHO tho fact
that ten Chninmcn can llvo where ono
whito man would atarve. that an
American needs ten acres to keep him
wiiuu a iinnameii can gel along wiin
one, ha not yet impressed us. Tho
"fittest aro thoso who can best adant
themselves to their surroundings. Tho
Attest persons to live nnd thrivo and
grow fat and rich and enjoy themselves
in tho fetid and crowded dens of
Chinatown aro tho Chinese t so thoy
.i it., , . -..
wen mero. vo cooiu not. wo want
a great deal tho Chinese oan get along
very well without, IIeni:o. if over
thoy como unchecked, or practically
unchecked into this countrv. thov will
drive the American lo the wall, just as
tho Amorioan has driven tho Indian.
Thero aro enough of them to do it, too,
and with rcprodtietion unchecked, as
in China, by tho impossibility of sup
porting a family, tho race would in
crease hero with enormous rapidity.
So far from being "settled," tho
Chinese question is endowed atpiesent
wiin a moro dangerous vitality than
over. Ijet California haul down its
anti-Chinese Hag by voting for Harrison
and tho yellow host will swarm over
our walls.
Dyspopsia.
Makes the lives of many peoplo miser
able, and often leads to self-destruction.
Wo know of no remedy for dyspepsia
more successful than Hood's Sarsapa
rilla. It acts ccntly, vet surely and
efficiently, tones tho stomach and other
organs, removes tho faint feeling,
creates a good applite, cures headacho
and refreshes the burdened mind.
Givo Hood's Sarsaparilla a fair trial.
It will do you good.
What He Wanted.
"I want to mako a report that my
wifo has run away," said a tired. look
ing man to Lieutenant Amiss at
Twelfth Street station. "Very well."
replied tho Lieutenant, politely : "when
did it happen!" "When did what
happen V asked tho man with a sigh.
"When did your wife run away!'' re
peated tho Lieutenant kindly. "She
hasn't run away,'' said tho man sitting
down. "What did you Bay so for T"
asked the Lieutenant getting hot in the
collar. "I didn't 6ay so," replied tho
man. "Yes you did," said tho Lieuten
ant. "No I didn't I said I wanted
to report tliat she had run away but
confound her, sho won't give me a
chance. Can't a man express a wish
in this office without being insalted 1"
Then the man grinned at bis joke in
time to get a tip irom the Lieutenant
instead of a bonnco into the street, and
ho went away and moistened the inner
coating of his Btamaoh with ton cents
woitb. Washington Critic.
Loo Cabins wero tho
. most nrominent feature of
tho Presidential cam
paicn of 1810. At the
opening of tho campaign
tne ODPnosition aneerinc
Iy proclaimed "Tippecino9" Harrison
low fellow, "born in a log cabin.'' His
irienas at, ouce made tno log Uabin
tho emblf m of tho most enthusiastic o
campaigns. Warner's Log Cabin Sar
sapunlla and "Tippecanoe" stomach
tonio aro enthusiastically received by
the American people to-day, becauso
they aro tho remedies of tho common
!l i . ..
iiuuuiu muipio. oui eiiective.
Codes Sent to Live Mm.
"Hero is tho queerest caso of swind
ling I ever heard of," said a gentle
men, as ho laid down a copy of
Jinglish newspaper. "It shows that
the British are as sharp sometimes as
tho lc ankees. A young man, wearing
a most melancholy countenance and all
tho habiliments ot woe went to a pro
minenl undertaker, and stating that
his undo (naming a wealthy citizen)
wasaeati, ordered a very, expensive
coffin with silver mounting to be sent
to the residenco of tho deceased. In
payment b.9 tondcred a check consider
ably larger than the prico of the coffin
umi received tne ouauge in nard aover
eicns. une sorrowlul vouni? man
then disappeared, and when tho coffin
was sent accordingly to tho audres
tho prominent citizen supposed to bo
deceased was found alive and well,
The slick swindler played his littl
came on a number of the leadinrr tin
dertakers of London, and then worked
the Barno racket in Dublin without
being caught. So you see Johnny
uuu can give us somo pointers on
swindling yet." Louisville (Ky.
J'OSl.
It is an absolute fact that thoro
not an ounce of Pond's Extract sold
which is not put up in their own bot
tles by l'oml s Extract (Jo. It cannot
bo bought except in tho Company's
bottles. No druggist can make it. No
druggist can "put it up" for you. Tho
only way to get tho real Pond's Ex
tinct is to buy a bottle with tho Com
pany's strip over tho cork, their name
blown in the glass, and their landscape
trado mark on tho buff wrapper. Anv
druggist who would deccivo you about
i me by soiling you a cheap spurious
imitation as Pond's Extract, savinc
that he "buys it by tho barrel and puts
it in bottles himself," is not a safo man
to sell medicine or anything clso.
Purify Your Blood.
TJodlly and mental health depend open
healthy condlttoa of tha blood. The
blood particularly In tho spring and
summer months, becomes cloggsj with
Impurities, whloh poison It ana generate
disease. X harmless blood purlflsr la
necessary to restore a health tone.
The best purifier and tonio known it
bwlft's Speoltlo (3. 8. H.). Ot lta won.
dorful purifying and tonlo powers we
give a few testimonials I
Mr. Wm. A. ttlebold, with George P.
Rowell & Co., 10 Spruoa Street, Mow
York, writes! "I (eel it tar duty, (or
the benefit ot others wha mar be af
(lloted as I was, to write you this letter,
which you can use In any way yoa
choose. I suffered great pale (rota
bolls, all over my neokt I could not
turn my head without acute pain. After
trying all tho usual remedies, and find
ing no rsllof, I used ono bottle U.S. a,
and very soon I was entirely rellored oi
my Job's Comforters.' Mow not a
sign of my affliction can be seen,'
Mr. M. H. Uamlln, Winston; JJ. a,
writes! "I use It every spring.' It el
wave builds me up, giving me appetite
anil digestion, end enabling me to stand
the hot summer days. On using it I
eoon become strong ot body aud easy o I
Bind."
Mr. O. 11 Mltobsll. West Ud fit.
Perry, New York, vrritest "I weighed
11U L
medli
pounds when I began taking your
Heine. nd now H3 pounds. I would
be without B.B.B. (or aavaral tlmaa
Dot be
lta weight la gold."
Treatise oo Ulood and Sltlu DltetM
tsAUedOea,
sssonn areome vo..
12 Pounds of Tumor
frame, ret Mr, .lieuton severance, ot Upper will.
Wrt,ofow7.w.n' Wo- "ad one inTiis
groin which lie carried for about ten jcar. ItlDe-
k"w ,u, ui nuuui. iuuiiul-m rears ngo, ocing at
First hardlr larger than a pen. Mr, Severance,' in
o.,u.i, oii.ivu.vuu unuru rx-uovcrnor u. e.
Davis, ol .Maine Bars:
"At first It did not trouble mo much but as It
grow In slro It was accompanied by severe dartlnir
pains. Food did notdlgestj had attacks nf dteif.
;nj, iuuiiuk mjmim in rare anu passed eieepies
nlfchts. In isss tumor weighed several pounds
and extended lo knee. Now least exertion cauBcd
Intense, tearing pain like sticking of needles in
flesh. Abandoned hopo and took to bed. pnrsl-
and weak to survive. Am , years of ago. Home
iiyimiiieiiucu iiruwu a Bnrsnpamia. i exper
ienced Immediate chango for better. Appetite rew
furncai rood ceased to troublo me; ringing noises
left my head, and best of all tumor began toshrlv.
ct up and disappear. It Is now and has been for
'u cnnioij kuiio. t,-iiii ana oo ao good
toys work, i say Ood bless the roan who Invent
ed this medicine. Ho should wear a crown.. I
mean always to keep by mo a bottle of Brown's
l'ui rouii, urn nuiiu j live."
With this statement we havo paper, signed by
postmaster, druggist, as well as KOen of (tie town
v..tuo, BLatuiK lilCjr KUUW 1UO RUOVe lO DO trUO.
and cx.Ilov. Davis also adds his evidence. There
Is no caso of blood disease which cannot bo cured
BROWN'S
Sarsaparilla.
Not genuine unless mado by Ara Warren & Co.,
"""' J'e. mayssdly
Dr. Seta Arnold, Mtd. Core , Wwmiwt, H. t
CS8lte
FRAZER GREASE
nEST IN TIIK VORI,D.
Its wearing qualities are unsurpassed, actually
outlasting two boxes of any other brand. Not
effected by heat. UTORT TIIK GENUINE
FOB SALE BY DEALERS GENERALLY.
nug lo-Mt.
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FditloalMusiiru. ItlHIi ud 1A f.t. off AH.
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K8TAIILISUED 0 YEAltS
rorthetroatmentof Youtliful Imprudence.
of Igor, Nervous Iiebllltr and Special
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Hook Kent rns,
Offlcehours from a a.m. tol r.u.,x from a too r.
Mayl.p-4caiy.
DYSPEPTICS
REJOICE
la tho SpseJy Belltf
OBTAINED DY USl.S'Q
Hcltir Ayerlepi.
t.l l liv TrrautA Co.. N.Y..
aud DrUkcUit cvsrywliur!
July 13.MU
LADIES !
Do Your Own Dyeing, at Home, with
PEERLESS DYES !
S.SLw".yre everything. They are sold every.
h.iX.' ' nua. i"0- a package, so uolora. Ther
have no fvillflt fnr utrn,l. i,j-i...'. '"v
JWkABoVriffiio(
qualities. Thoy do not erackor amut- Por sala
SALESMEN
"WANTED
Aug. ana Oct.
WILLIAIYI HART
BLOOMSBURQ, PENN'A.,
AGENT POB TUB
KEYSTONE DYNAMITE POWDER CD.
manufactraeri ot the. celebrated Keystone Dyna
rnlte. This explosive Is giving unlreraalaltlifaa.
A
to canvass for ths sala of Hnun -i
ANDCXrENlEI I fAID. Applj stone. statlBftfe.
Chist Orolhen Conciay. teulorK?isi,2'iJ
. l vvii.. in, n,.
wa, uaeiaiiDtuc&BBruuy kitsl. fAwriier:
PERRINE'S
PUUK
UATtLEY
Jl'lfm
tlte, a rich and abundant
Inulant mlld and gcntlo In
eaaen can be entirely conn
It Is n tonlo and diuretic nnd
, , DtsTiuin from selected Parley Jlaltnnd gusranteed to bo clicmlcalim..
abd.freo from Injurious oils and scldsoltcn contained In alcohollo llnuorsl Vi!
especially adapted to persons rcqulrlhga etlmulatlngtonlc, Consumptives briVJ
treatly bencnltcd by Its use. ltecommended by leading physicians as n imirrti?
Nervine. Tonlo and Alterative. For Consutnptlvni It Is Invaluable I'EItltiNK's
IlINK'S 10I1IB llAIlLKrMALrwillSKKl has proved ft mMUclnarproiectlon Tin
those who pursue their avocations In the open air and whoso dally work call, it
n luniu nuu uiuiruu
I'D 10I1IB UAHLKr;
5 who pursue their a
Dtlonal rowers of ei
exceptional powers of endurance. ARk your nearest druggist or grocer forinJ
1'KHltlNKnriIllK IIAIIUIV
out with excessive bodily or
In wet and rigorous weather,
nara workers oi every vocation ana persons wnorn w'flcninryiife renders prone to
t'l PUllHM IlliU ill 11IHU..IUIU im.l.J
Malt whiskey a powerful Invlgornnt
ana nciper lu nigimiou.
l'ltllB DAllI.IiV MALT
without unduly stimulating
neys Increases their nagging activity!
countcractstho effects of fatigue, has.
tens convalescence and la a wnoicsomo
and prompt diuretic. Watch tho label I
None genuine unless bearing tho signature
Put saie uy all druglsts
and grocers thrmighou
the united States And
i-anaaaa.
37 NORTH FRONT ST. 38NORTH WATER ST., PH IL
run oaubi ui
DIG MONEY ! ! Si?.??
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Aug 3-U-4U
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DEALER IN
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AN0 JOBBER IN CIGARS.
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Among the Pianos we handle are the I VERS & POND.
C. C. B BIGGS, BA US Sr CO., SCJJ OMA CKEBGold
Svj'm and Opera Pianos. These Pianos aro all first-cla&a
and fully warranted for five years.
Our leading Organs are the celebrated ESTE Y MILL'
EB, UNITED STATES and other niacs '
Our leading Sewing Machines are the celebrated WHITE
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Before purchasing write for Catalogues to J. SALTZER'S
PALACE OF MUSIC AND GREAT SEWING MACHINE
DEPOT, Main St., Bloomsburg, Pa.
Penney goods
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CHEWING
Alexander Bros, k Co
WHOLESALE DEALEHS IN
CIGARS, (TOBACCO,
CANDIES,
FRUITS AND NUTS.
SOLE 40KNTS roit
HENRY MAILLARDS
2HCANDIES.-
PUESn KVKItY WEEK.
Bloomsburg, Pa.
TOBACCO
Sole agents of the rot-
luwiue oranoaoi
Cigars.
IIBNBY CLAY,
LONDHK3,
NOIUCAIi,
INDIAN PKINCKSS,
SAMSON,
SILVKIt ABU.
Dyspepsia,' Constipation, Sick
Headache, Biliousness
And all diseases urlslng from a
Torpid Liverand Bad Digestion.
The natural result Ua-ooaiDetl(a
aua aolld n.sU. Itusa .m. , Zljgmui
Ijr suar coaled and eaajr lo SHalluV.
, SOLD EVEBYWHEBE. . i
neratn-cAoolr.
liVlt.'2rii'5i.ri'uuli. atm. iDdifMtiont uu
artjln, rrwq Imam Uoo4 ni .iluiuitfJi. TuKtEK
Jf" w1.1 uiaut rMwm tltslr belta Cr
ta Ueattltt at Mwi a4 Uinui. laZ uihK
Tutt's Pills
'jnly.(Mm.
MALT WHISKEY.
blood nnd increased flesh and muscular tissue a
Eur lu inn Hinmirn u
effect. Dyspepsia, Indigestion and all wanting ni?
(pierea Dy mo uso rr rerrinu-s rjiro nancy alt Whisker
n powerful atroncthener to tho entire Rvntrm.
niskey,
I'EII.
MALT WIIISKEV revives the energies of thow iworn
mentalerrort and acts as a safeguard against exrwmrn
ltwlll drive all malarious diseases from the siet'cin
Tho analysis as It nnnears liv iili.
Miitiunnn
belon every botllei I have carefully at,
alyzcd tho run lUm.sr Man Wiita
tar mado ty JI.J.K l'orrlno and nna
WIIIBKKY
tho kid
.I- IUI.....J iiifiuiunvi wii.luilurOI
metals and acids and Is absoiuiii.
pure." A'ftmed, Camilla Arthur liaitr
tradiuife of he lnfrTlfts oifurifofi;
urrunfinnu rteitutiuen
aVKUuuiOia Anu auu HKALHH8. ja
KJS'rf,w,A3s'ri!n nt to supply Ten
rutera with the oniu onlcliil ltmu ni v '
fnVV. Pap u..
BAUD linos, Philadelphia, Pa
Ms
rrataaaeraBBtaaaataiMSBtaiaHraaavHBBTMB.v
AND LIQUORS
Sewing Machines.
ANY OltDEK
FOH FESTIVAL)
will bo
SUPPLIED WITH
TUB
LOWEST
as follows:
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
UANANAS,
PEANUTS,
ENGLISH
WALNUTS!
CREAM NUTS,
ALMONDS,
l'OP CORN
BALLS.
BLOOMSBURG PLANING MILL
so;
The undersigned harlne put his Flantne at
n Itallroad street. In nrst-ciass condition, la pro
aredtodo allklndaol work In his line,
FRAMES, SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS.MOUlDINGS,
FLOORING, Etc.
nrnlahed at rvaaouaweprlcee. All lumberuas
a well seaaoned and none but skilled workmen
are employed,
ESTIMATES FOR BUILDINGS
urnlsbed on application. Dana and raD
ona prepared by an eiperlenced draUEbtsman
IIIooniubiirK, P
sunsc.RirE
FOR
THE COLUMBIAN