COLUMBIAN 4ND DEMOCRAT. BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.1
A Mastodon'- Bemtint.
TUB INTERESTING lllSCOVERT RECKKTLT
DISCOVERED IN CANADA.
A giant mastodon's remains have
just been exhumod from their long
resting place in a cornfield near High
gato. Tho skeleton him, piece by picco
been disintcred sinco last Saturday
morning, and for maesivenoss and
grandeur of proportions it equal?, if
it does not sarpaM, anything yet
known to science. It hai been dug
out of a piece of farm land which forms
part of a awarapy plain. Its exact
location it given thus: "Tho southerly
part of tho oast part of lot 8, conces
tioc (!, of tho township of Oxford, in
tho county of Oxford, owned by Mr.
John KoyorafL" It is a little over
forty miles westward of St. Thomas,
on tho Michigan Central lAoc, and
ICO miles from Toronto.
Four years ago tho farmers of tho
vlclnitv decided lo units their enemies
in draining a marshy bog a place
which had been apparently moro or
less submerged for centuries. To car
ry off the water that acumulated on
tho surface tbey cut a ditch through
several lots until they affected a junc
tion with a larger channel. While the
ditch was being opened in Mi. Key-
craft's land, the excavator, a relative
of the owner, struck his spado against
what ho first regarded as a log of wood
but on examination found to be the
bier bone of an annimal larger than
any ho bad ever read or heard of. As
be continued his diciriug ho came up'
on somo more remains, a large foreleg
bone, part of the hind leg, several ribi,
vettebrae and ono or two other smaller
bones. The entire collection was
carefully stored away in the farm
houso, and few words passed about
tho discovery. Mr. Keycraft, however
made up his mind to prosecute further
searcn at a moro convenient season.
The years sliped by, and that conven
ient season never came. About twelve
months ago one of the farm hands
was plowing the field by tho side of
this lonely ditch and the coulter struck
against another massive bone. In
bulk it was like the decaying trunk of
an ample pine. It proved a stumbling
block to the indignant Hodge, and he
contemptuously hurled it into the ditch
whence it has not yet been recovered.
The discovery of tho skeleton was a
matter of small account to the good
folks about Highgate, but through tho
medium of a traveling showman, the
story reached tho cars of John Jelley,
of Shelbourne. lie took an active part
in the finding of a mammouth on W.
B. Jelly's farm in the township of
Amaranth last summer, and be and his
nephew. W. A. Hillbouse, soon found
that tho facts were as represented by
tho showman. Mr. Jdley lost no time
in acquiring possession of all the bones
found four years ago, and the right to
search for whatever other remains
there might be in tho field. He and
bis nephew, with a gang of men, set
to work on Saturday and the reward
of their first day's toil was 100 pieces
of the gigantio skeleton. The enor
mous jaws teeth and tusk proclaimed
at once that they belonged to tho mas
todon, and ono of the largest of that
branch of the elephant family Un
Monday their efforts wore attended
with almost equal succoss and tho
following day added lo the collection
which now weighs several tons and
numbers several hundreds.
The area of this earliest of earth
sepulchres is 35 feet by 21. The bones
were scattered over it, one joint fitting
into the other in a bed of gray marl
about six feet below the surface. Over
the marl is a thick layer of black loamy
soil, re tombing in composition and
quality the lands that skirt a peat moss
It is combustablo and will, when fire is
applied, smoulder sullenly, and the
ashes are like the ashes of a peat lire.
The Slaughter of the Buffalos.
In 18GS the Union Pacifio Railroad
and its branch in Kansas was com
pleted across the fo it-hills of the
Kocky Mountains the western limit
of tho Buffalo range and that year
witnessed the inauguration of tho
wholesale and wanton slaughter of the
great ruminants, ending only with
their practical extinction in 1885, by
regular hunters for their hides, and by
tho crowds of tourists who crossed the
continent for mere pleasure and sport,
then mado possible by the advent of
the 'iron trail ; these latter heartlessly
killed for tho excitement of tho novel
experience, often never oven touching
a particle of the flesh, or possessing
themselves of a siuglo robe as they
rodo aloni; at a slow rate of sneed.
The former, numbering thousands of
old frontiersmen, all expert shots, and
as many novices the pioneer settlers
on mo 'puniio domain just opened
under the various land laws trom be
yond the Platte to far south of the
Arkansas, within transporting dis
tance of the two roads, day afior day
for years made it a lucrative business
to kill for robes only, a market for
which had suddenly sprung up allovor
the country.
On either side of tho lines of tho
railroads, within close range tor near
ly their whole distance, the most con
spicuous obiects in those davs were
the desiccated carcasses of tho noble
beasts that had been ruthlessly slaugh
tered by tho thoughtless and excited
passengers en route across the contin
ent. On the open prairie, too, miles
away from the course of legitimate
traveler, ono could walk in places all
day on the dead bodies of tho buffalos
killled by tho hide-bunlers, with-out
stepping on tho ground! Then was
mo opportunity lor congress io inter
pose. Restiicting the transportation
of robes by the railroads and express
companies could havo saved thcbuffalo
extinction. I believo there was somo
absured law enacted in relation to
preventing the terrible slaughter, but
it made it only a misdemeanor on the
part of the hunter to kill about as
offootivo a provision, so far as the
averago plainsman was concerned, as
to attempt to dctiect a tornado with a
palm-leaf fan. Tho price of robes
ranged all tho way from fifty cents
the amount paid primarily to two
dollars and a half as they became
scarcer. I have bought many a finolv
tanned and ornamented "silk robe"
from tho Indians for half a loaf of
bread or a cupful of sugar; but that
was twenty-hvo years ago. To-day
the same kind would easily bring one
hundred and fifty dollars, if procur
able at all anywhere, which I very
much doubt. ufnuv inuan, in iuu-
I'EHS WkkkiJv.
You Take Ho Eiik.
In buying flood's Sarsaparilla, for it
is overywhero recognized aa the stand
ard building-up medioiLO and blood
purifier. It has won its way to tho
front by its own intrinsio merit, and
has tho largest sale of any preparation
of its kind. Any honest druggist will
confirm this statement. If you decide
to take Hood's Sarsaparilla do not bo
induced to bny anything elso instead, j
lie euro to get iiood .
n .v. w ma im. what An rnn irire for A
coM on the chert?" asked Jonw). In tort of
Indifferent tone. 01 a uocujr wim wnom m
was illglitlr acquainted. M he met him on the
ttntU AdTlce."wMthe Uwmlorep. So
.1' .-I . ui rtnt in tiMMMi that
hacking- eoUR-h and drowir feellniff the coated
tongue, the falllne appetllj.tho in11'"".0"
and general latitude and debllltr-that "llred
feeling." as to many exprws it. Take Dr.
niiMtprv. In time.
and It will not disappoint. It 1 not onlr the
roost wonaenui immniiqw unire-'t
known to medical science, but alio poMeMea
in properties For Ilronchtal, Throat and
hunt VlKuei. accompanied with llnferlna-
abaolutelr unequaled a a remedr.
Jor Weak Lun, Sptttlwt of lllood, 8hort
Breath. Oonsumptlre NUhwweata. and kin
dred affection. It surpaaea all other medi
cine. It'a the only lung remedy, told br
drutguu, guaranteed to penem or cure, u
eiery cose, or money refunded.
$500 ilS
lotJ
f WSr' for an Incurable case of C
' iifls tnrrh In the Head, br
X5f
the proprietor ox ur. ao? .
Catarrh Remedy, ny IU
mild, aoothlng and haallnjr
TiroDertlea. It curea the wont
cases, no matter of how long etandlng. Only
to oenta. Bold by dniggliU Terywiiart.
If You Have
CONIUMPTIOHICOUGHOROOLi
BRONCHITIS Throat AffeeUon
SCROFULA I wasting of Iisa
Or amy ZHaoua trhor. lha Xhnai ami iMnf
JUvtr, ye" can rW(ee4 anJ Cur hff
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
pure cod Liver oil
With Hypophoaphltea.
PALATABLE A8 MILK.
Jjh for lmt'$ BmuliU. mni Ui .
fulfill r el4e(a(4u Indue, awu U
tufi m evteKiwi.
SoU tV all nmgguu.
OftTT BOWMt, Chmlt, M.T.
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING
G-. W. BERTSCH,
THE MERCHANT TAILOR.
Gsnis FQrzushi&g (joadsHaU & Caps
OF EVKKV DESCRIPTION.
Suits mado to order at short notice
and a fit always guaranteed or no sale.
vail aull tiUIUIUU mo laijjuofc nuu wmv
selected stock ot goous ever snown in
Columbia county.
Btoro next door to First National Bank
MAIN STREET,
Bloomsbarg Pa.
5A
FLY NETS
CHEAP AND STRONG.
JOo'Ij"- nyieg sA Net, price to tult all
l IMIKS&KO.NH, l'MII.ADELl'IIIA.
bold by all dealer.
J.R. SMITH & CO
LIMITED.
MILTON, Pa.,
DEALERS IN
PIANOS,
Bj the following well known makers:
Cliiclcerinc,
Weber,
Mallet & Davis.
Can alBO furnish any of the
cheaper makes at manufacturers
prices. Do not buy a piano be
fore getting our prices.
.o.
Catalogue and Price Lists
On application.
8lBLP-U-
HAVE A CAB?
Whtn j tro are addressed a abort, voar firat In
pulM U to look at tb. drircr. II ta. ifr U ilontf
aad lh. drlTtr 1 a wU. man, tou will find that be
un a FUh Drani Slicker aad U will leU you
laat ha U at comlorubl. oa the box aa hii paucn.
gtr la th caB, aod that for ala builnit thli coal
U laraluibla. Whaa roa get o&c loud, a " FUh
Bread Slicker,'1 thcr.'i in such thing a wealhef
Uf toil It doesa'l mak. the amallcst difkreoce
whether It ratos, halls. lts, scows, or blow
Yea ere tbaolatelv aod aolMly eoralortabW. Oat
oaaatooc. Keaapgsoirouraotllklagliaftsrt
wards. It U a wast oi &6ar to buy aa? otoe
waterproof coal. Thay are winhleu after a lew
weak ot hard oaag. IJewar. of wonMeafJaf
(utloos. everr garment Jtampad with th. ' rlsa
urtad " Trade Mirk. Don't accept any Inf erloa
coat whea you can have th. " FUh Driod Slicker'
aalirtrad without extra coit Particulars aa
Illuatri4ed catalogue Ittt,
A. J. TOWER, - Boston, Mass.
K
IPP & FODMORE.
AHOUITECTB,
Ostkbuoot lloiLDisa, Wlllcetbarre, Pa,
Drancb Office, Bloomsburg, I'a., with
Jvo. M. Clabk, Att'y. & Counselor,
J4WTS
WOLFF'
ACME
BLACK!
APCRFCCTHAKKEBS DflESDIMQ.
CSED BT MEN. W0MK5 1HD OHILDr.E.V,
A SHINE LASTS A WECK.
LEATHER PRESERVER.
A Hanosome Polish.
IS WATER-PROOF.
EVERY Household EVERY Otro
EVERY Meeha-ve EVERY SUblo
iioirtB vtt
wuaSfaiM Ota a new runnruac J'ai-nfs
will ar.m oiaea ti"Wi (A.
will eraiN TiMwsa. tnmi
will arain reus old Ss.RfT. flmr.
WILL arSI S.T. COSCN ND
VTOKTT to RA-rtDOLPlT, Phlladllphla.
Atk ea Xrtf. auiM omi UfM fumUM-iB Uvtu,
Echoes of the Centos
A North Adams woman told the
ennmctaicr that he inittht leave out
her husband's name, as he was an Al
bany man' and did not amount to much
any way. Jlotton Courier.
Ono list filled out by a Whitehall
woman as luad of the family reports
ber hutband as afflicted with "chronic
larinets," while a Whitehall husband
gets even by accusing his wtfo of
"chronio general cusBedncs." Troy
Argus.
A Hoosio Falls man reported to
Enumerator Harmon that his tou-year-
old lad bad 'cigarette cough, both
chronio and acnte. Another who ha
beci'iiu a happy father r-iuce tho 1st
of June was quito indignant becanso
bis baby boy could not he included
in the census. Jlanciasier union.
It seems now cloar that a very large
number of peoplo in New York city
were not approached by tho cenns
man, but inasmuch as tho supervisor
ha? issued a notice to all the neglected
ones to call for blanks no great harm
is done. Supervisor Murray thinks that
Now York will show a population of
1,700.000. jyewrorc umes.
Some very queer answers were
given to the questions asked by the
oensus enumerators of this vicinity.
A Grcenbush resident answered tho
question, ''Speaks what languagot"
asked with relrenee to his lourtecn-
months-old girl "Volapok, for," said
he, "she talks all the time and it is ira
pofsiblo to understand her." Albany
Journal.
Burying the Sick Alive-
Mormons 1'racticed ok Chinese sol-
DIEItS IN K0RM03A LACK OK
FOOD IN TOKtO.
Shanhai papers, received by'Bteamer,
say incredible cruelties havo been prac
ticed on Chinese soldiers in Formosa.
The men were mainly opium smokers
recruited from the drees ot the bir
cities. After tho war ended most of
the soldiers were given passage back
from Formosa but were not supplied
with food, and the result was starva
tion and disease. Many of the sick
were crowded into coffins and buried
alive. A Euiopean witneascd ono
case where the victim struggled to pre-
. . 1 - IM 1 . 1 1 . 1 3
vent iuu corun iiu Deing naneu uuwu,
A great fire at Kirin destroyed one
fifth of tho city and caased a Iofs of
between 82,000,000 and $3,000,000. It
spread along the river, burning largo
timber rafts, on which were hundreds
of people. Ten lives wero lost.
In lokio there is creat suffering for
lack of food. Thousand aro living
on bran mash and food of oxen and
hogs; others live on garbage. Id the
interior the situation is worse, and Eu
ropean missionaries deolaro that many
will perish unless aid U furnished.
rl ll GB hilt
th .orld. Our uiiliuaiMf
H&tqwaJrd, ud tolrrotnto
apertor ftioi w will ndrvtl
" to OK B riftBOK fa tub locaJllf ,
,-x tu (.bo . Only thoww wbo wrlU
Ptotiit,t fnctn enakt nri at
lha be. AU yon bkftUdola
Ertturn U lo abow anr f o4i
tboM who eaU row etaUfchon
and thtraa aroond 70. Tha ha-"llnoiai-
of ttl ftd'ardHOiaat
hnwi iha amAll aad ef tha tala
EYE
AYtunRF"
tcopo, Tha follower cut tfrt tha appatvraaaa of II rxlxUU
tbnt the BAI.U1 part of lubola. It la tni, daabUtlte Itle
M4S. si Urt s. 4 , t. e.rrr. W. wtU lw .how jm Lew to.
coii nisio from S3 to all U o dir l lout, ton U. .urt,wlta
ool. sparine.. B.tl.r writ. ot oo... W. poy ell ospreoaoaerrao
l!i... U IU LLETT L CJ.. 1W1 H HO. folTLOID, Huaa
Al" M VBNCtS lllll Itlttl Cliliar
I lBal A Klrack'i litVlalBUt Tllllti Ul
awT sfcae jn CBSHHIt. WUipor. loj-d. Com.
fortoUo. NaoMMraJ kero oil aooioeloafoll. BollLj P. aiftCOX.
ljt i ar-.oor, Bo fort. Writ, ror Book o( rooti faaa.
7.18 d 4t.
Detroit hvkk chip
WUUUH Hteel tnckle Illock
lULFTIIKCOSTor hoUtlDi; saved to
btorekeepera, Uutcbere, fanners, Mach
inists, llullders, contractors and OTH
ERS. Admltled to be the greatest Im
provements EVER made lo tackle
blocks. Freight prepaid, write lor
catalogue.
Fulton Iron It Engine Workf.
Eatab. iuu, io llrusu ou, Detroit, Mich,
S-2-ly.
FRAZER GREASE
nr.sT is Tim ivoiti.n.
XtawaarlaaQualltleoiarattnaurpaaaad. actually
outlaaUoaT two bos, of aoroth.r brand. Not
elattod by lisst, trU ITVT 1 1 K U UN U I Jl K.
FOR SALE BY OEALER8 O EMERALLY. lyr
Home noekera will Undthe last ot the i VVnn
public domain ot agricultural aod I ?oUU
grazing valu(alonr the Oreat North. I T nr,Aa
ernKy. to Nomi Dakota and Montana ' --"UH
Now
Tovna
1(0 or more along the areat Northern
Hallway Line. limlness chances.
Write r. I. Whitney, tit. I'aul. Minn.,
(or nooks. Maps, to. Write now.
settlers on free Government lands a
long the (ireat Northern llr. Line It
North Dakota and Montana get low
rates and tine markets for products.
Low
Ratos
Hunting
Fishing
Finest resorts In America along Oreat
nornern ity. una in Minnraoia, jJa
kotas and Montana, Ileal climate tor
health seekers.
Montana produces the finest Horses
and Cattle, f ree ranges ret tn Mouse.
Milk and sun Wver Valleys and sweet
drags mils.
Horso3
Gattlo
Wnoltb 1 1" Montana. Free lands. New Towns.
UUcU.n a,),, itaiiwarg, New Mines, Low Kates
WPlltli Largest area ot good vacant
Gold
Goal
The retrlona tributary to Great North
era IlaTlway Ltne In Montana produce
oil i no precious and oaser meiau New
Luwns ana railway, are ueing duuu
do to tha Oreat ltesenratlon ot Mon
tana and get a good (ree hom'-stead.
!w rate.) and free Sleepers on Ureal
Northern icy. line, do now.
Milk
River
Horda
Minos
Th ma hare made Montana the richest
State per capita In the Union, i'lenty
or room (or more miners and stock-raisers.
Now Is the time.
Along the Great Northern Hallway
Ltne in Montana are (reo ranches and
fiasturage, mines or precious metals,
ron and coiL and new cities and
towns. Now Is your chance.
Young
Man
Surrounded by a Doe agricultural and
grazing wintry, close to mines or pre
clo'is metals, Iron and coat, possessing a
water power unequaled lo America, It
ts Montana's industral centre.
Groat
Falls
The valleys o( lied, Mouse, Missouri I
Jinic and HuaHlverareached by Oreat I U. U.
NortlierD llr. Line. liall rate excur. I .
Inna sent. . LI and Oct. 11. llA). I If. 1..
IwriM r, t vuittwy, bc rnt, Minn,
Si?
Hints for Warm Weather.
what int. rennr. an experikncru
AFRICAN TRAVELER RECOMMENDS.
A rnrsiiirine Sun reporter ran
across tho renowned African explorer,
Dr. llilpb Terry, Saturday:
Hello, doclorl llow docs this
weather suit von? Is it as hot as over
in Africa,'
Tho ohildlike smile faded from the
doctor's Innocent face as he drew forth
a memorandum book and wrote there
in the Sun man's cognomen and num
bered it!
"Youdb man vou aro tho 372d man
that has asked mo that question this
week. I am going to tolerate it up to
fiOO, and then tho work of annihilation
will begin.
"Well, I am clad I co inside the
limit. Anything new in the line ot
summer cogitationsl"
"Yes. Did vou over notico that
man who goes about with a hat jam
med on the back of his head and liic
handkerchief stuffed ineido his collar!
Well he is the identical man who in
vites a cape of sun-sttoke to visit him.
The philosophy of tho caso is very
simple. All the blood from the head
and brain flows away towards the
heart through six large viins in the
front of tho neck, and just beneath the
skin. Stuffing the handkerchief in
side of tho collar presiei upon these
veins, dams them np, as it were, pre
vents tbo blood from tsuaplng (ruin
the brain, and as a result there soon
follows a congestion, with violent
headache, ni;rvousnc.Jf, turgid veins
and reddened face, while tho perspira
tion pours out a d aggravatts the
poor unsnsprctiug iclim ot his own
ignorance. When you seo ono of
votir friends pull a soaked handker
Chief from within his collar, hold it up
to tho breeze and clou over it gently
remind him that tho practice is doing
him no good.
"This is also tho seaion when the
citizen who in winter drinks btcr to
keep watm now imbibes tho Bame
beverage lo keep cool, probably on the
assumption thai it is a poor rule that
wont work both ways. Kegardlni:
summer drinks, I do not think iced
drinks are harmful if their uso is be
gun gradually and the quantity tnd
frigidity regulated according lo the
weather, Cold, fresh butter milk is
the drink for summer not the old
stale stuff known as 'Blue Jack,' but
the good fresh article. Tho aoid of
the milk is one of tho best blood cool
ers we have, and it also has a most
benebcial action on the internal econo
my, keeping uuder control much of the
tendency to diarrhoea, djsentary nud
other bowel inlltmatory complaints
Which always follow the caroles 'inges
tion of half-ripo or over-ripe fruits and
vegetables. A -Bitriplo diet of light
soups, rice and carefully selected and
prepared vegetables and frails, with a
scarcity of animal food, will carry any
ordinary being'throngh the hot season
wunout any trouble. 1'epper is a
c6ndiment which is peculiarly adapted
to mo weather, as is evinced by the
experience of 'all tropical residents, et
oar northern people don't take to it
very kindly 'for somo Teason or other.
Curry and pepper sonp are- two staples
in the tropics, add I often get better
results from a bowl ot good pepper
goup in some 'caies of bowel com
plaints than I did from medicine "
indianajwlU Sun.
Putting Children to Bed-
The mother who puts tho timid child
to" bed, and takes away tho light, and
goes down stairs, and leaves him to
hit, conjuring, careless and indifferent
and disbelieving, or bent on overcom
ing tho mischief forcibly, iB destroy
ing something that one would think of
small worth to ber not only his ner
vous fibre, but his love of henelf; and
the day will come when fate will havo
its revenge on her in his own imliflor
ence to her and she will recognize V;
even if ho behave iu all outward ro
spects like a dutiful son. It is hir
pari to examine tha matter, to reason
with the child, to comfort him, to see
how far it is possiblo with him to sub
dun tho fear. If she cannot slay with
him hernelf, elie can at least leave the
door open so that ho may hoar the
cheerful down-stairs voices, the hum
of life, not lo be shut into his tomb, us
the unformulated thought of hi.
desparato little mind makes it; flie can
leavo a lamp on thu hearth, ai d so let
there be some light to dtapel his fau
cieu and keep back the dark and un
shaped isions. She may regard it as
trifling, but to him it is tremendous:
and if she is wiso either in mother love
or human kindness she wilt not let the
imaginative and sensitive child suffer
more ihan it must, remembering that
mat lemperanv-nt, it it has more to on
j ij- through life than any others, has
ulsn much, much more lo suffer.
When a few nights havo failed to
bring calm to thu little being out of
experience, and tho last goirg to ted
alono is as bud as the first, and all
thrfats have only mado matters worse,
nnd all reasoning has produced no
good resultj when ho has ttied to con
quer, and the effor, has left him trem
bling as violently as if he had an aguo
tlfii it is soraothitig not to be over
come by hard or rough or peremptory
in a-uri-s, and the mother should teutb
It that this child has koiiio activophysi
cal exercise jtisl belore g"ing to bed
will make UU little body clad of rest
and she would best Ho down beside
him, or find some work that she can do
upstairs till hu falls asleep, in order to
auord mm lliecomtort of companion
aliin nml tlif, auryan f f fimt.rnniniv ln.ff
" " ' j ' " ' - " " WW.OU U, UUUIIH.111 tVJlKf
fatitl soothe his irritable nerves to ro-
poi-p instead of rousing them to action
Tieso nerves would never have been
irritable if slio had not insisted on her
own way too long in tho beginning, if
she had given them no ohanco to pet
ou Ore, and then to go on exciting
themselves, ft she bad put the cull
to bed ulono from the very outset of
his carter, so that it was tho natural
order of tilings to him, and ho had thu
babit established of qutot sleep and ab
seneo of fear from tho firs', in ninety'
nine cases out of a hundred tbcro
would never havo been any troublo of
tbo sort, liut It through any itllosyn
craSy of tho child, or any remissness
of her own, the fear has oome upon
him', she will never in til the years re
maining have greater love nntporcd
upon her than that child will give who
eees her hovering over his pillow.
moving about his room, or feels her
prossitre on the bed beIdo him till tho
drowsy warmth steals over and wraps
senses and imagination and all to
gether, and lets her off again to the
duties that aro less imperative than
oaro' of that child a nerves, to tho
pleasures that are less pleasant than tho
love he gives in rtturu. Jiarjer$
Jiazar.
"I told that deaf old Mrs. Peters
about Sadie, and what do you think
she saldi
"What."
"Yes, that's what slio said."
Iteckct,
THE GREAT
TRUTHS FOR THE SICK.'
lor tliiw ilcathl' I l,wwlll be paid
flltlrroaspcllsdrpcnil foracaae where fcl'L
onstxriiirHtoriERj men Urrtns will
It will cure rnu. tMttorcarc. It
' "-T ""Tt"1"-
that tire d nnd allgoM t. leannc the vitiated
recline, If w, o ilowlwhen yon fft
SrLriien IllrrEltaj t imimrltleS lmrt
It will cure yon. ,nirthrotifh the skin
oirallvcwtwan SoirVi
the mill ami work VV,V.h win fS'
hor;clcrk,whodf "J ',caUn wlu ,0'
not procure sufficient ow
oicrelw.nn.JnllvrlK SLLnifit IitrtLR
fJSf Ll?..S5S!, f"re t-lvertm
Hitters. Theywlll .nnr;1ITr,i. itnticurc
not then be weak awl rageu,iiwuicur
elrkly. '
If T.JU Ho ni.twlill SftrllfB lllTTtllS
toVnfcrrrl.MTlrr! Ti'ii'vllr.ifreSSrSd
atlem, tite n bottle ol nVp you etrongaml
SCLfilfit lIlTTkRS : 'icaithy.
It never fall to cure MjLfiieK llirrrR
Ihiut lwltnouio will make yonr blood
bottle. Try It! too purc,rlrli .datrong,
will not rrcTftlt. mil yourfloh hard.
Iji'lK J, In ilehcnlf ITy M Ll lll It HIT-
health, who aro all rrns t n'-ht, and
run down, altould use -oh will U' p well
SfLI'in it l'.ITTF.R. ml r -I ' ctlrr fnrlt.
Do rott want tbo best Medic .tl Work imblUhel?
cml S 2-rcnt atampa tn A. 1. Oitmv.tr A Co,
Boston, ilaes., and receive a copy, free.
FOR TORPID LIVER.
tnx( aad prodneM
Sick Headache,
Dyspepsia, Costivencss, Rheu
matism, Sallow Skin and Piles.
Tfaarc t no Iter rrafy forfb
(tomnon d ! tbu Tutt' X.lvtr
Fill, m trial will proTC rric,3Sa.
Sold Everywhere.
ma.
Tfaotisxidi Lava be -n (Mrimtnentir cuied Iry
limAOKI.l'MIA,l'A. Fjae&tononooieratl?n
orl'iss uf time from luilr.e, Cart pronoutictl In
curabltt ij others wanted. tend fur Circular.
CURE GUARANTEED. oriHourVJu.i
Aug 10 '89 ly.
IIAinr fro" Ohio. Mrr !
UlLlt portnvJt f Mr, Uarn
on. of 8ilim. Dhln
,11 wrltM i "Wit. tt work c.o frni M
S30 month I now bavt an tgrutf
r t- CAlltn h Ca'i albtami and iruttlf-
atlooa and tftn niaki(f'!U i la j,
wTTlUm Kllnr.. 1 arrialx: rr? Tml
wmi i never (vnown
ythlor to Mil tik 7vr alba.b,
YMtcrdaj 1 look ordrtt mooch la
fr w, j, t.u
nora, Ban ror, Me wrl'fi "I
uka an ordrr for jont Ilium at
tnt rur noun i twi j
Jrtfltliftenamnchit9UO
or a lutr.o dyWf)rk.'
Oihm ar dolon tjalu at well
haa not tiara to ariva fi-
trta from tbt-lr ltlrs. kaer
eat wh taknbol of lhlfrranl bmlnefM tlU opfrrand latoflta.
miiih wo smn iuu in iiiih ihimicbv.
ifisJrr T Writ too and Irani all about It foryoumlt. f
iftanior rai7j wa will itart ym If roodon t delay natil
rlrt)ir-r tett abearj of joa la yoni part of lb conntiT. Ifyua
Ukahold yoa will baabUtOfJell op raid fatt. rltii1il-
(a aeoani of a jrttd man o facto rer ala 1 Si,fM0 ten
it til I ur Ili4tfKriiph Albiimsi irato baaold to tie
ij1 fur H'Z :b. lloand in Kojii ctlmaoB B1U YcItcI
1 kib.tlianuiDr'rdMoritcJiBitdn.lU attaint lo I bo
wfrlJ. Largest &t: Greatett ttrrlm er known. Artnti
wintrtt. Liberal Uma. Elf monry for afrnu. Any oawtao
btk-oine a uectful arrnt. Sella Itaelf on iirht littla or no
talk Id k neceiMiTo V btnrtr ibown, evtry oua want to pur.
rlia. Areola uk tbonunda of ordm wltb rapidity nevrr
ttirura known. Ureal profit i await every worker. Amenta an
wikliir fortune, ldteanaka aa much a men. Vou, reader,
candoaa wall aa anyone. Foil iBformataon and terrna frre.
to tttoae who write for mrk, wltb particular aad tenneforoar
r'antllr Iilblea, llooka and Feriodacala. After yoa know
tbooMyon cooclodo to re no furtber, why no barm la dona.
Addraaa U. C ALLLH 4 CO AlOCtTA, klUI
Jan. ls.'go-iy.
FOR MEN ONLY!
For LOSTorFAIUBO KANHOODl
Oeaeral and NEHVOUB LEBUITYi
Weakaesaof BodyaadHiad, Effects
of Erroraor Exeea.es ta Old or Yonac,
Seooal, SoOlo aislllMinraUr Knur.. How looaliroo oo
(rooLfuo.aiKio.i.auKioL.ji'ouiiMwiiiaroiii.uriM,
Uooerlftl.o Book, oioloootlon oji. .rMfa all. (oolH) froo.
aaarsss ERIE MEDICAL CO., BUFFALO, N. V.
FOR
Horses, Cattle, Sheep & Hogs.
Excels any remedy for lh rapid cure ol Hard
Cold, Cough, Hide Bound, YellowWaler, Fever.
Dlitemper, Sore and Wesk E,ei, Lung Feter
Costhreness, Blotches, and all difficulties atli
ing from Impurities of the Blood. Will relievo
Heaves at once. Manutuiunj ly iht
MPPA MANUFACTURING CO., LYONS, N. Y.
FOB BALE BY ALL DEALERS.
3-31-OO.r.ly.
HIRES1
Hoe. nT o ifV iiirmnTrm Ill
tS. HIRE? IUPR0TED 23l
ROOT BEER!
1IIXWB. 0O(LmBtTtJHIit tUUMA
TI1IS PATKrVCC MAKES flVE CA1L0N5.
ROOT BEER.
Tho mo.t APPETIZmO and WnOI.EEOlTB
THMTEItANCK DRINK In th. world.
Dellcloua and Bparkllng. THY IT
Ask your DTUffslat or Oroo.r for It.
C. E. HIRES, PHILADELPHIA
7-4 -4t.
B. F. Savits,
lias secured the sole agency of
Uoluinbia county lor the .Nation
al Sheet Metal Hoofinc Co.
These roofs aro guaranteed to
bo far superior to any other
roof, jus they are both storm and
wind proof.
Sheet iron roofs of this manu
facture can bo put up aa cheap
aa tin, and laat much longer.
Roofs aro made of sheet iron,
tin, or copper, as parties may
desire.
Orders may bo secured
through B. F. Savits, Blooms
burg, Pa., who will put on the
roofs and guarantco tho work,
or may bo ordered direct from
the
National Shest Mota.1 Rooflng Co.
610-520 East 20th 8troot,N. Y.
Orna'
lis. I'laooa 1133
Catateguo fre
,11b Uanlcl V. Uealtr, Washing-ton, N. Y,
"cvjudtt.
Tutt s Pi $
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ML WW SLOUSW, PA.,
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ELAWARE, LACKAWANNA &
WESTERN RAILROAD.
11LOOMSBUKG DIVISION.
STATIONS.
Nonnr.
r. a.
so
ItA
SOT
129
S34
IK
8 41
(SO
651
51
Tl
111
719
. 7 30
7 41
TW
IM
7 59
801
8 0S
81!
8 17
8 31
827
813
840
8 44
, 8M
900
r.at.
T.U.
1 W
l.M. a.M.
NORTnCKBIRUND...
Cameron
cnalasicy.... ,
10 00
a is
8 0
10 15
1019
iranTiue
10 It 41
10 43 858
Calavrlssa
unpen
9 80
2 35
2 41
10 50 7 05
10 51 712
uioomsoars...
Kspr.
Lime lUJfi.......
II 05
11 12
II 16
1190
11 21
1131
II 38
11 48
II 54
in
iti
731
78J
7 42
7 49
vviiiow itroTc.
Ilrlarcrcelf......
IlerwlcK
iwactt llaTcn. .......
Hick's Ferrr
3 59
i'so
3 58
s'ii
i'ti
755
tDicks&lniir
80i
8 11
ttnntocK.
Nantlooke...
1208 H 24
Arondt lo-
1210 8 SI
1215 8 33
19 20 8 31
13 27 8 45
rinooutn
IMrmouth Junctloo.
Kiogsuin
lK?nnctU.
MRltor
WjomlDfr c
12 31 8 49
12 35 ill
12 40 8 58
4 03
4 M
4 II
vves. tiitsion.
12 45 9 03
12 53 9 09
nttston. ........
Utcltawauna
101 VI?
TajlorTiile
1 09 9 25
ueueme.....
1 15 9
BcaiNTOX
4 W
r.u
1 20 9 85
r. m. r. at
STATIONS.
fcOUTH.
i.K.
l.M.
950
r. x. r.at
8CBAKT0K 6 10
IMlPTMP. 813
It 6 20
9 55
.... 25
Taylotrllle 8 20 looo
2 02 6 30
Lactcawanna svt tutn
llttston.. St 1018
CSt llttston. 8 42 10 22
W)omlne 8 47 10 27
Mailt)" 6 51 10 30
Honnett. ss 10 34
KlDslon 8M 1033
Plymouth Junction. 7 05 10 43
Plymouth. Tlo 10 47
vondate 714 10 51
NantlcoKe. 7 19 1055
uuolocirs TVS 1103
shlolishlnny 7 37 11 13
melt's Kerry. 7 55 list
leach llaren 8 01 1134
Uerirlck 8 07 11 40
Briar Creefc. 813
Willow drove. 811 1150
Lime nidge sio 1154
2 10 6 37
218 45
2 34 6 60
229 6 55
.... 859
8 37 7 03
2 40 707
8 45 7 13
9 50 7 16
2 55 7 21
3 69 7 85
306 7 43
3 90 7 55
3 31 8 07
8 40 8 11
3 47 8 20
3 53 8 37
3 6T 8 31
4 03 8 35
rapy... ova vtvi
moomstinrz 8 33 is 08
4 09 8 41
4 15 8 47
4 23 8 53
4 2S 8 57
Hunert 8 37 1212
Cauwlssa 8 43 12 17
Danv l e 8 57 13 3?
4 46 9 15
Chntaalty
4 51
uatueron vv. vai
NORTnmBIRLlNU 9 33 12 55
5 U) 9 34
515 9 43
a. k. r. m.
r. at. r. at.
Connections at Ituncrt with PHIt.vJelnliU &
Readlm? Itiltroid for Tamancu'l. Tainayiua. Will
lamport, sunrj'try, 1'otmille, etc. At Northum.
ocrtana wita r. & k. uiv. t. k. il. tor ttarrisuuri;,
lock iiaven, emporium, warren, uorry, ana rtne.
w. r'. uauitkau, lien. Man.,
Scranton. Pa.
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Philadelphia & Erie R. R, Divis
ion, and Northern Central
Railway.
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TIME TABLE.
In effect HAY 11, iw Trains leave sunbury
BASrWAll
9.40 a. m.. Sea Shore Excreas fdallr f men
Sunday), for Uarrtsburg and Intennedlatestatlons
imriDj at i'nuaaeipniaa.15 p. m. : lNew xors
S.50D. m.: Baltimore. 3.10 d. m.: Wasnlncton
5.55 d. m.. connecttne at Phlladelohla for all sea
snore points. Through poswnger coach to
1.35 d. m. Dar Exnresi
dally except Sunday), for UarnsDurg and Interme
diate atatlona. arrlrlnc at pnnadelnh a
6.50 p. tn. ; Now York, 9.35 p. m. ; Baltimore
(.45 p.m. ; Washlntrton, 8.15 p. tn. Parlor car
through to Philadelphia and passenger coaca.es
.arouKavoruLiuuBipaiaana Baltimore.
ewo p. at. noujvo Accommoaauon taauy
V. liailUWUIK.UU BIHUWIIUCUUIM BU.UUUO.OI1I.
lne at FhUadelphla 4.35 a. m. j New York 7.10 a. m.
uatitmore. 5.13 a. in. ; wasninrton s.30 a. tn. ;
Palimansleeolnircarfrom llarrlabunr to Phlladel
phla and New York. Philadelphia passengers can
remain In sleeper undisturbed nntll 7 a. m.
1.00 a. m. jtne atauia&uyuor uarnsDurg ana
Intermediate stations, amvlntr at pniladelnhla
0.M a. m. New York, 9.30 a. m.; Throngb Pullman
biwplub; can, auu paaaenser ooacues 10 rnuaaei-
pma.
2.fOB-m. 301thri TJrorftst fiiitlrt for TTarrtn.
bur ana lntermedlato stations arrivlnu at Haiti-
mn.a T On a In in. 1 1 ' V. I 1 1 1 n. n ....
u.uiu ..w, a. u. a. laiiaiu.vvu g.u, ta. iu. nuu
thronirb Pnllman Sle'nlni; cars to Baltimore and
naauiugiuu, auu lurougp passenger coacnes w
oaituuure.
WESTWARD.
5.10 a. m. Brie Mall (dally), for Erie anJ a'
Canandalirua aLd Intermediate stations, itochea'
ter. ButXalo aod Niagara Falls, with thronirn Pnll
man Paucars and passenger coaches to Brie and
Kocaeeter.
9.53 News Express ( dally i for Lock Haven
ana intermeaiaie stations.
1.42 p. m. Ntacara Bxnress (dallrexcentsun.
l iy) for Kane, Cana aaiguaand intermediate sta
tions, K r heater, Buffalo and Niagara Falls with
thr ugh passenger coaches to Kane and Rochester
6.30 v. m. Fast Line (dally exceot Sundavif or He
novo, Watklns and Intermediate stations, wltb
through passenger coaches to Henovo and Watklns.
9.15 p, m. Wllllamsport Express ( dally ) for
lauuam.puri' tutu micnntxiiate btaiioas.
rUROCQH TRAINS FOR SUNBURY FROM TI1B
JtABT AMU SOUTU.
NewsExnress leaves New York. 12.15 nl?h
Phlladelnma 4.30 a. m. Baltimore. 4.30 a.m. Har,
rlaburg, 3.10 a. m. dally arriving at Sunbury 9,53
O. UI.
Niagara Express leaves New Yorke.20 a. in
Philadelphia, 8.50 a. m. : W asbloiruin 8 10 a. m. Bat
tlmore 9.00 a. m. (dally except Sunday arriving at
Sunbury, i.: r.m., wltb through Parlor carfrom
Philadelphia and tnrough passenger coaches from
rnu&atfipma aua uaituaore.
Fast line leaves New iotKV.OO a.m. ; Phlladel.
phla.il. io a. m.: Washington. 10. 60 a. m. : Baltl.
more, 11.45 a. m., (dally except Sunday) arriving at
ouuuurr, o.ou u. uu wtiu luiuuku paaaenger
coaches from Philadelphia and Baltimore
vviiiiajisporii mpress leaves ew xorK x.uo p
m. Philadelphia 4.25 d. m. Washlntrton 3.3o n. m
Baltimore t.s3 p. m. (dally ) arriving at Sunbury
9.15 n. in.
Brie Mall leaves New York 8.00 p.m.; Phlladel-
uuia, ii.m p. m. ; waaiitugton, iu.uu p. m. ; uaiii.
more.il.so p.m., (dally) arriving at Sunbury 5.10
a. m., with Pullman Sleoplng cars from
I luiuucipuia, Y, uauiuijiuu ouu uaituiiuru ana
paasenger co&cnes troig rutiaaeipnia ana uaitl'
inure.
MUNBUltY, IIA.I.KTD.N Ac WII.KKHIIARKE
KAII.UOAII AMI! NllllTII ANU WEST
UiraNflll ltill.WAV.
fllallr excent Hnnuar.
Wllkesbarre Mall leaves Sunbury 10.00 a.m.
arriving at Bloom Ferry 10.49 a. m., Wllkes-barre
i4.iu p. UI,
Express East leaves Sunbury 5,85 p. u., arriving
at Bloom Ferry 6.86 p. in.. Wllkes-barro 7.50 p. ru
Sunbury Mall leaves Wllkesbarre 11. 17 a. m.arrlv
IngatUiOom Ferry 12.37 p. in., Hunbury 1.33 p.m.
Express west leaves WUkeo barre J.05 p. m., ar.
vlng at Bloom Ferry 4.80 p. m., sunbury 5.80 p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Wllkesbarre mall leaves Sunbury 10.01 a. m., ar
firms tai- Diwui rerry tu:in a. in., vuKes-uarre
12:10 a.m.
Sunday accommodation leaves Wllkcs-Barre 0
p. to., arriving at uioim tarry, fl.oy p. m., hqiii
l:!0p. m
C1IAS. E. PUQU, J, R. WOOD,
Oen. Manager. Oen. PaRsenger Agi.
PUILADELPIIIA & HEAD N t?
HAILKOAI).
ON AND AFTER JUNE SStb lltrj.
TRAINS LEAVE BLOOMSBUltd as follows:
(BOKDiVH UCmiD.)
For New York, Philadelphia, Reading, Pottsvltle,
Tamaqua, etc, 0:ixl, ll:i a. m.
For wtlUauisport, Milton and Danville 7:30 a. m.
3:16, ll:uo p. m.
ForOaUwlnsafrO), j:so, ll:03 a. m., 130, 6:00
6.35 p. m.
For Rupert 0 O), 7:30, 11:05 a. m., 1J:S0, 3:16, 6.-00.
t:33, 11:00 p. in.
TRAINS FOII llIKJMSIlUltd
Leave New y rk via Philadelphia 7:45 a. m. 4KW
p. m. and la Kiolon 8.15 a. in. 3:43 p. m.
Leave i'hlladflphU 10.0O a. m. tvoo p. tu.
Leave Heading 11:50 a. m. 7:5T p. m.
Leavo Pottavlfie I3t p. m.
Iave Tamaqua 1:31 a. m. 9;IS p. m.
U'aiu VMUlamsport 9.18 a. m. 4:15 p. ra.
Leave Catawlsaa 7:00 8:00 a, in., 1:30, 3:20, 6:13
11:03 p. ra.
Leavo Rupert 6:16, 1:08, 8.08, 11:11 a. m. 1:38. 3:31,
6:22,11:13 p. m. "
For Baltimore Washington and the West via I).
& o. It. H.. through trains Hive ulrard Avenue
Station Phlla. (P. & It. it. It.) 4: '6, CM. 11:27 a. m.
1:34,4:21. 6:48,7:83 p. ra. Sundays 4:16, 8.03, U:2T
a. m., 41,5:48,7:34 p. m.
AT UNTIO CITY DIVISION.
Leave Philadelphia, Iter 7, Chestnut Street
vVbarf, and bouth Street Wharfs
fOK ATLiMTlO CITV.
Weekdays-Express, 8:01,9.00, 1M5, a, m. (Sat.
urdajsonly l:3u), 2:00, 3:00, (Saturdays only 3:30).
4.00, 6:00, ti:i3 p. in. '
Accommodation, 8.00 a. in. 4:15, 6.30, p. in.
Sundays-Express, 4:15, 7:00, 8:00, 8:50, 9:00, 9.80.
a. m. Accommodation S:U) a. m. and 4:30 p. m.
HSTOavlKO, LoUVI 1THNI10 CITT.
Depot corner Atlantto and Arkansas Avenues 1
Weekdays 2i press, 7.-00, 7:80, 8:00, 9.00, 10:00
a, m. and 4.00, 5JO, 9:15, p. m. Accommodation,
:0O, 8:10 a. in. and 4:3o p. in.
Sundays-Express, 4:00, 6:0), 6:00, 6.-30. 7:(0, t-.uo,
9 43, p. in. Accommodation, 7:i0 a. m, and 6:05 p.
m. "
tt O. HANCOCK,
A. A. .MCLEOD, tTnt't, fau. Joerif.
Ivet. Jt Oen'U Manager,
PATENTS,
veats aul Trade Marks obtalned.and all Paten t
alno44 conducted for MODE It ITE FUKS.
OUH OFFIOB IS OPP 181TB U. S. PATENT
OFFICE. We have no sub-agencles, all business
lrcct, hence oan transaot patent business In less
Imeand at less COST than those remote from
Washington.
send model, drawing, or pboto.wlth description.
We advise If patentable or not, free ot charue
Our fee not due till patent Is secured.
A book,"ilow to Obtain l'atenta,"wlth references
0 actual clients tn your Stale, county, or town,
dot free. Address ' "
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
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FIFTY DOLL AllS FOll LIFE SCIIOLAMSIIir
PALMS BUSINESS COLLEGE
1700 Chestnut St., PHIL ADA., PAa (Both Sere..) Po.ltlon for larndaate.. Tint.
3lo4mo. Urttlioulpptd. IltBt Course ofstudr. OlrctUtr.frMifi'oii nam. thla pspoj
jaly H-13w
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
(Dyy, ooatrcfo, CinAj', Fvo'tj an 17otj.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
Henry Maillard's Fine Candies. Fresh Every Week.
IFIEISriSl-Z" GOODS JL. SFEOTJXjTT",
SOLE AGENTS FOR
F. F. Adams & Co's. Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco.
Sole agents of the (olrowing brands ol Cigars t
Henry Clay, Londres, Normal, Indian Princosa, Samson, Silror Ash.
Any order for Festivals will be supplied with the Lowest Market ftices, u t
Onnjej, Lemon?, ffi ream Wl$. r
Dn5, peanuts. Imon&i, IS
Enlijh Walnut?, Vop fMt
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In purchasing house hold neceeities, it is wiso always to select that which
is the bust, it will bo tho choapest in tho end. A good articlo is always a
source of ploasuro. J. SALTZEIt has won a wide reputation for selling good
goods at low prices. JIo buys direct from the manufacturers, and can sell firot
class goods cheaper than can be obtained elsewhere. Hero aro somo of the
articles and prices :
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Sowing Machines of threo grades,
bv tllQ New Ilninn Snwinrr mmdiinn
drawer drop leaf, all attachments,
iu.su to $00.
Royal St. John, $30 upwards.
Standard Rotary, $40 upwards.
New Home, $30 upwards.
Ilavo rccoivrrl Mm nnnnmr 'nr. lha 1
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IJlBtin Uornet. tlm host mtnm i ,i,n
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A gootl assortment of violins, ouitars,
u,uiuouub, uiuiiu, nuiog, nies ana all
of musical instmmnntu Tl, l.aat r,t
for violins, guitars, banios, violincello, and aA
bass vio ins. Ageut for Butteriok's pattorns, 3
iuiiviii-uuura unu iasuion siioets.
Piano, nrfmnfl aih! untuitu ...nl.t..,, ... .1 a 1..
discount for cash. ...uU. rum on monmy payments, a Jiuer
u,i,n?0,r0t6em,-.ow,lcrc,,bl,toa!lan(l8Cotho 8'0 of your homo dealer.
WIIO IB alwaVN Willi vnn fi.,,1 nnr. r '
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any instrument you may purchase
J. SALTZER,
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Ustoy Piano, S350 to $C00.
Steck, 375 to $G00.
11. M. Bent & Co., $250 to S 100.
Brown & Simpson, 'J50 to $-100.
Ksley Organs, S00 to $175.
Oiiller organs, 575 to 150,
United States organs, 125 to 8175.
Chicago Cottage orgati, 00 to $140
Worcester orgaim, $75 to $150.
i'arts organs, SOU to 100.
Celebrated White Sewing Machines $3
to $05.
New Domestic Sewing Machines, $35
to $75.
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