ksta hushed wn. a he c'olunMi gemorvat, ESTAltl.lSIII.I) 1XH7. CONSOLIDATED IMfill. ri iii.isiiv.n I! v ELWELL & BITTEN BUNDLE KVKKY l'lUHW YOKNINU A Hlonnisliitry, the Comity scat, of Coltimlil.i county, l'etinsylv.ihlu. Si'Bsi'KiiTiov fl.oo a yc..r, In advance, f!..V) If not paid In ndvance. All (Mhiiuutilcatlons should be addressed to Till. COMM MAN, HlooinslmrKi To. FRIDAY, FKIIKl'AKY 27. iS9t. The Supreme Court has decided that shooting pigeons from a trap is not unlawful. A recent decision of the Supreme Court holds that it is unlawful lor bar ber shops to open on Sunday for busi ness. Judge El well decided that question more than ten years 'ago, in a Berwick case. The Burdick bill is not likely to pass at this session of the legislature. There is a general protest against it all through the oil country, most of the individual producers being opposed to it. As it is supposed to be in their interests, and they do not want it, it is hard to see why it should be forced upon them. The text of the bill is not before us, but its purport is to fix the limit at which the Standard ripe line shall carry oil to the sea board, at a lower rate than is now charged. This would reduce the profit of the Standard Oil Company only to put the profit in some body else's pocket. The price of oil to the consumer would not change. WASHINGTON LETTER. From our Kegular Correspondent, Washington, D..C, Feb. 23, 1891. Mr. Harrison has been credited with being a man who could not be caught by the brass band brand of of fice seekers, but his nomination of ex Gov. ("Calico Charley") Foster to be Secretary of the Treasury proves that he not only can be, but that he has been caught by the brass band meth ods adopted by Foster and his friends to obtain control of the Treasury de partment. Personally there is nothing decided ly objectionable about Mr. Foster ex cept the abnormally big head which is certain to be greatly augmented by the new honor he has just captured. l o be a sell made man is highly cred itable to anyone, bit to be always telling, by your manner, as Mr. Foster does, how proud you are of the job, and how much better you have done it than God Almighty could have done, is anything else but creditable. Poli tically Mr. Foster is everything that is objectionable ; he is a product of the Sherman, Hayes, Kisner school, and I predict that in a year from this time the Treasury department will have be come what it was under the Hayes administration, when John Sherman. now Senator, was at its head a thor oughly organized political machine personally controlled by its Secretary. There is no nrnhahilitv that th policy of the Treasury department, if h can we saia to nave any policy, will be changed under Secretary Foster. It will go right on in opposition to giving the people a sufficient volume of currency to successfully transact the ever growing business of the countiy, and when its dear Wall street gets cramped it will, as usual, rush to the rescue with all the milhons it can con trol. This sort of thir & will go on un til the 4th of March, 1893 ; then there will 'be a grand char je. Between the consideration of ap propriation bills the Senate has been debating the bill providing for the guaranteeing of $100,000,000 of the bonds of the Nicaragua canal com pany. Senator Vest made a very strong speech against it, in which he called attention to the millions this Government has sunk in the Pacific railroads and pointed out the fact that the passage of this bill would violate a treaty with England and be the cer tain cause of war. Senator Morgan defended the bill and intimated that there were special reasons, not made public, why it should be massed. It is almost certain to pass the' Senate, but look out for the liveliest kind of a cir cus when it reaches the 1 louse. Czar Reed grows worse as the time draws near for him to be uncrowned ; he now not only refuses to have a cap itulation of a vote announced for the information of the House, but he ord ers the clerk to read a skeleton journ al instead of the full journal of the previous day proceedings, ami he has nu-mbers not present entered therein as being present and refuses to allow ch ines to r; made when attention is ca.;.l t. such palpable errors, and h is s lpp'irted bv the vote of every re !' !'v.. On Saturday Kepresenta tiv Crist), who is rTL'diti'd u-iili 1, Jn iT the most conservative men iii :he House, Mated, as did his colL-a-jues, Clements and Turner, of Geor gia, Blanch.ird of Louisiana and Wil ton of Missouri, that he was entered ipon the journal of the previous day is present and not voting, when as a natter of fact he was not present he ' . . '...,. ... , .... U..l1. crats for the purpose of breaking a quorum. Failing to get the error cor rected Mr. Crisp said that he wished to call the attention of the country to the manner in which his presiding of ficer made up and falsified the record. This arraignment brought a storm of applause from the democratic side and the galleries. Is it any wonder that democrats in the House filibuster? The story published here purporting to state by authority that Mr. Cleve land would under no circumstances be a candidate next year was undoubted ly concocted by an enemy of Mr. Cleveland, and it did not require that gentleman's denial to refute it. His position is well understood here. Of course everybody knows that he isn't a candidate, that is to say that lie isn't seeking the nomination if he was.the anti-silver letter would never have been written. That he would refuse the nomination if tendered, no one for a moment believes, unless he thought his acceptance would jeopardize the success of the party. ' To-day is a legal holiday and the deportments are all closed: Tuesday and Thursday of last week they were closed on account of the funerals of Admirable Poittr and General Sher man. No people anywhere get as many holidays as the department clerks here. Fetmla Woaknos3 Positive Oara. Tree. To the Editor: Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the thousand and one ills which arise from deranged female or gans. I will send two botiles of my remedy, frke to any lady, if they will send their Express and P. O. address. Yours truly, Dr. J. B. MARCHIS1, Utica, N. Y. FARMER, STTOT "PROTECTION. The Maascnger of February 12, 1 89 1, a religious newspaper, emotes from the Forum for Nov. 1889, the question, "Who owns the United States ?" And reasons were given for the belief that "one-half of the national wealth is owned by 40,000 families and that three-fourths of it is in the possession of fewer than 250,000 fam ilies." If the above is correct, of which the further statement quoted from admits of no doubt, only one fourth of the national wealth is owned by about 1,000,000 families, represent ing 63,000,000 inhabitants. Now in view of these facts, we ask with all candor how protection benefits the 13,000,000 families, representing 63, 000,000 inhabitants owning only one fourth of the national wealth. As there is no direct tax for the sup port of the general government, in cluding the vast appropriations made and as the revenues are wholly de pendent upon duties (tax or tariff) on imports and necessaries of life with special protection on manufactured products, all of which the millions are obliged to purchase. To our mind, it is as evident as day that the whole revenue with the slight exception of the purchases of the "fewer than 250, 000 families," is drawn from one-fourth of the national wealth, representing 63,(000,000 of inhabitants. In ether words, a tax is levied for the sup port of the general government upon only one fourth of the national wealth, while three-fourths of the national wealth is exempt from national taxa tiona thing as inconsistent as a policy of highway robbery which is protected from punishment by law. But what else is it ? The support of the general government in relation to ability and wealth is proportioned pre cisely like the support (re enues) of the states and local governments the poor pay it all. If we are wrong, will some one be kind enough to point out how and wherein protection bene fits the farmer. According to the law of gravitation the larger body attracts the smaller with the greater force, and herein is the power of adhesion through the force of protection which developes a process, not chemical, but logical and legislative, that concen trates and consolidates wealth with power of cohesion that cannot be sundered with brickbats. Farmer. No Mattor Eow Hard any druggist tries to sell you his own cough medicine, remember he does it because he makes more money on it. Insist on having Kemp's Balsam for the throat or lungs, for there is no cough remedy so pure and none so quick to break up a cold. For in fluenza, soreness of the throat and tickling irritation with constant cough, Kemp's Balsam is an immediate cure Large bottles 50c and $1. At all ruggists. minedIs asters! Within a few weeks past a number of horrible mine disasters have occur red. At the Jeansville mine near ilazleton five men were rescued after being entombed eichter-n drive Thirteenof their companions perished. Tnu Sirin:r Hill disaster in f'nnnli resulted in the loss of 119 lives, It w is caused by an explosion in the mines, mt rvuimiay. Ba Your Own Doctors I It won't cost you one half as much. Do not delay. Send three two-cent stamps for postage, and we will send you Dr. Kaufmanii's great work, fine colored plates from life, on disease, its causes and home cure. Address. The Msdical Profession. The attitude of the medical profes sion toward what is known as "patent medicines" is not at all unreasonable. Thousands of these nostrums arc offer ed to the public every year. Some of them are dangerous, and most of them are futile. Swift's Specific (S. S. S.), we arc all glad to say, is not classed among these nostrums. It has over come the wholesome prejudices of physicians in all parts of the country, and some of the strongest testimonials in its behalf come from medical men who have used it in their practice, and who do not hesitate to endorse its wonderful results. This is extremely gratifying, but by no means astonish ing, for every claim that is put forward in behalf of S S. S. is based on a series of actual experiments extended over a long period of time. REAL ESTATE POll IALI IN BLOOMSBURG. Main Street. Desirable luilMIng lot .V)xH, price turn. fifth street House and lot, house rents for f6 per month, room to build upvorul more Iioumh 110 feet front on Firth Mwt, price f litio. ftrt street Frame house, fi rooms, lot 50x214, price in.Vl. fourth street l.artfe frame house, S rooms, lot ion feet front on street, prlec f'.'iVl. fifth street I.uiyp frame dwelling house, I rooms out-klli heii, barn, line fruit, Ac, lot TUx son, price Jim Mtitn Street l.arire store bulldlnir. with riwiifv Inif house on same lot, corner lot fronting on two st reels, price $4000. nti-il Street. Larue 8 room house, lot tVlxtflft. Price ISTOt). Siro'.t) street, Knttufrenn Corner lot, HO ft. front. 1'rliv $Hon. .Second sou-el Klne Urge residence, 11 room exclusive of bath room, strum, bus, sewer, water nnd nil modern Improvements. Truant houses and a number of vacant lots In other parts of the town, all of which are for sale on easy terms. For further part tenlars Inquire Sixth Street, Xorth SdeX,:l New two story frame house, 7 rooms, veranda In front and side. Price fi.nn. street, y.rtti siteyox two story framo house, 7 rooms, Veranda. Price TUno Sixth street, Xorth Slflel louse and lot with n.1 feet front on Street. Price fiido. Sixth street, Xorth Side New two story frame house, 7 rooms. Veranda. Price $1 100. Fine Urli'k Residence in ir,iv r . front 10 room house, everything In good repair ni-cnuy papcreu ami painted, well at door, cis tern, R-ood stable and outbuildings, fruit, nf nil kinds. Price Ilium. Of WlNTEKHTKKV A Itrrr, ,v First, National Bank HiilMing, lf- IUoomsbutv, Pa. RULE AND NOTICE. Elijah Hkss In the court of common n. .V:. f P'eus of Columbia county Thro. M. Holbrr.) No. 174 Keby. Term, WW. Ejectment for purchase money for certain premises, whereof the following Is a description: Situate In the township of sugarlouf In Colum bia county, l'a., and on the north side of tho public road leading up the West branch of Flsh Ingrroek. and beginning at a post In the edge of said public road and line of land of .1. W. Perry, tuenco bv tho same north six degrees five minutes east, one hundred and seventy, three and two-tenth feet to a post und thence north twenty-six degrees thirty minutes west eight, and five-tenths feet to a post, thence north seventy-seven degrees west fourteen and eight-tenths feet to an apple tree, thence soul Ii ten degrees west, one hundred and seventy and two-tenths feet to a post In the edge of the pub lie road aforesaid, along land of the said Elijah 1 ess, thence by the said public road south sixty six degrees five minutes east, t hlrty-t wo and slx-tcuths feet to the post, the place of begin ning, containing fifteen and eight-tent lut perches of land. And the HherKT having ret urn ed that neither the vendee, the defendant above named, nor any person claiming under him waa In possession or occupancy of the premises. Thereupon on ?t he 14th day of February, WD1, on motion of &fr. Freeze, attorney for the plain tiff, for an order of publication and a Hulo on defendant to appear and plead to the action by th first day of Way Term WU1, as per Act of Assembly In such ease made and provided. Order made and Kule granted a per motion. ........ BY T11K Col'KT. Certllied from the Records this 1Hth day SRAr. of February A. 1). wai. o. M. (H u k, Fkkkzr, Atty, Prothy. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Eiitate 0 R'imnnn Runyan, late of lietiton fuin., Cufumbdi county, Oeivami. Notice Is herevy given that letters of ndmlnls t rat Ion on the estate of Hosanna Uunyan, late of Benton township, Columbia 1 o., l'a., deceas ed, have been gmutod to II. if. Berlin, of Fair mount Springs, Luz. Co., Pa., to whom all per sons lndebt.d to said estate are requested to luuke payments, and those having claims or de mands will make known the same without de lay to 3-6-Bt. Falnnoiint Springs, I.u- t o. Pa. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. Ettaterr ffor)iK Fjhriuger ,....,.! The Undersigned Audftor appointed bv the Orphans' on it of Columbia county, l'a,, to dis tribute balance In the hunds of the Executor of the estate of Harmon Fnhringer, dee'd., will meet the parties Interested at theoniceol Uranl Herring, Fs.p, In the town of Itloomsburg, on Saturday. .March w, Win, at ten o'clock, a. m when and w here all parties Interested will at tend or lie forever debarred from any share of said fund. W. JI. H1IAWN. Auditor. M'Killip Bros. Photographs. Bloomslourg, Pa. Photographic portraits re touched and modeled for like ness, tone, and finish. Life size. crayons, finest grade, a spec ialty. Frames, copying and viewing. SHERIFF'S SA Li. By virtue of sundry w rits of Vend. Ex. Issued out of the Court of Ci nimen Pleas, tif Col. Co. Pa., and to me directed, there w ill tie sold on tile premises of the Kishingcreck Lumber Co. in Jameson I lly, l'a., on SAIVMi.W, I l'.r.Kl AKY aS. tSyt, nt to o'clock 11. m., the following: All that, cer tain pieces or p:i reels of l inil hounded nnd de scribed as follows, te.wit : in mill cent UMinim to Kiild city or.l:iiii 'S(.i, lvgllinltig .it A point 111 the west liMe of the llliioiiixbuig A Sulli van Hnlli'oiid Huht of vr.y, on the norlh side nf Market street, thence imrlhwnrdly nlor.g said railroad line north foity-nln" nnd mie-nnir de grees, east live hundred and seventy-three feel, Ih-ncearlglit curve with a tadltls of nineteen hum! -e l and ten reel for n distance of two hun dred nnd sixteen feet to n point on east Mde of Broad street, (hence along the east side nf said Broad si net norlh forlj-nlne ned one-half il grees east one hundred nnd forty ight feej thcneenlongthel.it of peter J. Suit seiilh forry nnd one-lnlf degrees eist. fifty feel n irth fifty and one.fiiiulh degrees east ene hundred nnd sixty-one nnd niie-li.ilf feet to a point In the south lino West of Seventh street, thence along same roi ly end one-half degrees east fourteen feet, theni'i across said West Seventh street and along the east line of land of Vary lless north llftv-nvc and one-fourth degrees east two hun dred and three fort in the siui'h side r K1;hlh street, thence along the same south forty nnd otii -liiilf di grecHcust liny feet to the west lino of th rlnhl of way of the h Id Idooinsburg A Sullivan Kallrond, ' hence a'ong the said railroad right of w ay north nriy-t wo degrees cast seven hundred nnd ton fret to n point on the north side of Blackberry nun, 1 hence nlong the north side of Blackberry Hun sotilh seventy-seven and three-fourths degrees east two hundred and twenty-three fret smith forty-nine nnd three rights degrees cast one hundred nnd tlfty-four and one-fourth feet to a point sixteen feet north of n Beach tree marked for a corner, thence south sixty-one and three-fourths degrees east one hundred and thirty feet more or less cross ing Big Klshlugcroek to a pasl corner on souili side nf an alley, thence by lots laid nut south tlfty-slx and one-half degrees west one hundred feet to a post south twenty-seven and live tenths degrees west one hundred and thirteen feet to a Maple tree, thence south forty-Mve degrees twenty minutes West tilnety.one feet to a small Hemlock, thence south forty-six degret nnd five minutes west three hundred and eight feet to 11 post on the south side of east Eighth street, tinner south slxty-tlirre nnd three fourths degrees west two hundred nnd thlrt feet to a post, thence north sixty-live anil oiiiw hair degrees west elghly-two feet to a ( hestnuf south eighty-two nnd n half degrees west two hundred and eight feet to a Chestnut soufli sixty-live degrees nnd twenty minutes west one hundred nnd sixty-slx feet to a small Apple tree south twenty-four degrees west one hundred and sixty-nine feet to n Hemlock south fifty nine and one-half degrees west one hundred and seventy-three feet to a Hemlock south fifty five and throe-fourths degrees west one hundred and twenty-nine feet to a post south flfty-seveo degrees west four hundred feet to a post In the north line of said Market street nnd thence along the north line of said street north forty and one half degrees west five hundred and thirty-eight feet to point twenty feet cast of the west lUia of Broad street the place of beginning, contain lug TWENTY-FIVE' ACRES und sixteen Perches, and being a portion of t tracts of land which were conveyed to .life Jameson. Jambs Corcoran and Amimur t ivf by the heirs of Daniel Hess and James Koberts wurreon are erected a LARGE SAW MILL, Dwelling House, Blacksmith Shop, oil Housft Trest lings, Saw Mill Duui, and out-bulldlngs. Also, all those two certain lots of land situate In Jameson City, Col. Co., Pn., marked on the irenernl nltin nf unlri nlneA in,. h3,..ka- no . . - 1 ' .... B tmuiwi co nuu 24, In the southwest dtvlson and bounded on the north by lot of L. B. Howell, on the east by Broad street nnd on the south and west by al leys, each lot being 40 feet In front nn Hroni street and one hundred and fifty feet deep, wnereon are erected on each oft,the above Iqs a DUELLING HOUSE and Outbuildings. Seized, taken Into execution at tho suit of William B. (liven, Atty., and F. II. Keller A Co. vb the Fishing Creek Lumber Co., and to be sold ua me projieny ot ine f ishing creek Lumber Co. Gitrh, and Ft'K, JOHN B. CASEY Attorneys. Sheriff. PUBLIC SALE -OF VALUABLE Real Estate. The heirs of Iteuben II. Davis, late of Benton township, deceased, will sell at public sale on the premises a VALUABLE FAHM, consisting of 68 Acres, situated In Benton township, Col. Co., Pa., bounded by lands ot Stott E. Colley, Hiram Ash, John H. Kline, John Dlldlne and others on THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1891. at o'clock p. m. This farm Is sltuuted within one mile of the town of Benton, and contains a good two story Prams Dwelling Houss. barn, a well of good water, a good orchard, and Is ull cleared laud In good stato of cultivation, except two acres of good timber land. TERMS OK SALE. One third of purchase money to he secured by mortgage on "the prem ises, the Interest on which Is to be paid annual ly to Luclndu Davis during her life, nnd ut hor death the principal to be paid to the heirs of said H. H. Davis. Ten per cent, of ij of the re maining 2-3 of purchase money to be paid at striking down of the property, tho one-rourth less the ten per cent. 011 the llrst day of April A. D., IH'.H, when possession w ill be given and the remaining pari of said S-'J of purchase money on the first day of April J8M with Interest, when d.-ed will be delivered. Purchaser to pay for dnwlng deed. For further information apply to or ItOllT. Bl'CKINOIIAM, S. L. DAVIS, Bloom iburg, Pu. Ally. In fart f r heirs. 1'. (). Helitoii. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. 7.V(c oJiisi ith Zenji, (7. ceasi d . The und.'islL'ned Aiiillior ii'iaiiinteil hv tint OrplianV t nun of 1 iiliimola routuy, l'a., la dls- Irillllle balance 111 I lie Inn.. U ill I lie h' . ...'lit nf of the eslale 01 Joseph lie..,, il 'i ii, Hill meet the pai l Irs luieiesleil III I ll" o.tl. e el (ir.llll III ITlllg, l.S ., Ill I lie lo II of liloiltl.sh.il nil Nil lirl.i . .aivli ;.'lv, 1 -;. ! . ul ti 11 . -1-1. -1.. a. lit . win n niid where nil pari lr itiw ti s1 . d will alien. or bo forever debarrud li'.mi any aj.nn of -.iM Hind. C. K. I. hi hit, ' Auditor. WK A):U KK.NJIi.NU our VALUABLE PRESENTS To all that, send us lle lr addressftnri nAiin Theycan11.it I).) Ij.11ej.1l, In' lr.Kt v.U JJU.iUI (i CO., l'.ij.-TOiN, MASS to coii.- U, M-'. At - 1W. il.'l,W 'Cy AKE A ftiOTE OF IT We begin the New Year by Marking Down all WINTER CLOTHING. STBBII COATS AT COST. DT1E COATS at COST. CHILDREN AND BOYS, OLD AND YOUNG, CAN BUY CHKAPIilt THAN EVER AT LOWEN BERG'S POPULAR CLOTHING STORE. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF CARPET, MATTING, or OIL CLOTH, YOU WILL FIND A NICE LINE AT W. H. BEOWIEE'S 2dJ Door above Court House., A new lot of Window Curtains received this week. ALEXANDER BROTHERS & CO. DEALERS IX Cigars, Tobacco. Candies, Fruits and Nuts SOLE AGENTS FOR Henry Mail lard's Fine Candies. Fresh Every "Week. IEiTiT"jr GOOX3S a. Specialty, SOLE AGENTS FOR F'. F. Adams & Co's Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco Sole agents for the following brands of Cigars: Henry Clay, Londres, Normal, Indian Princess, Samson, Silver Ash Bloomsburg Pa. -0". C3-. WBLLS, JEWEIiEM & OPTiCiAN. He sure and look at the display of JEWELRY, WATCHES. &c. FINEST LINE IN THE COUNTY. HAVE YOUR EYES FITTED FREE OF CHARGE AT J. G. WELLS'. ALL GLASSES GUARANTEED TO FIT, Prepared to turn out fine Watch and Jewelry Work of all kinds on short notice. All work guaranteed. I k k k k ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Estate nfilarttut J. i'llioc, deceitnnt, LcthTsof iiclialiil.Hlr.il loiwum Uf'Unnejition en. yiexi on t Ii 'tiil nf .Manlm .1. Kitvfii r, lat of I.sip.v, I'olumOln cuiini.v, IVuiisylvuula. ilm-us- 1 i'l, liavti Invn tfi-untr.l ti Thomas W. Kiljrur, rr- I Hldlnir In wild place, to whom all ih-isohs tit- j i. 'hi i d 10 Haul rvi ul" an' ri'iiirsti'd to make pay- I luent, and I hose having claims or demands will luuke known tho name H limit delay. 1 THOMAX W. KfKl.Mt, l-'KMiw. Administrator. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. t Xo'.lee Is hereliy rlwn that lettem t"M.iment- ill'' on I he est He 01 liiry A. Ihc'i'lileii'll, lale uf I he I owlish 1 11 of (iniii'.'e.'eiiimt v ut i 'ot mill t 1, l'a. ,1'ieeas' il, hne lit rli u'lallleil 1o Wlllllilil llaeli. Ijiieii, i''"'ld nl of K..IU tmviislilp, in !in:a .ul ci'i'soim I in ', 'lit ed In sr. Id c-daie are re'iui si nl 1 .1 make ii.iviiieiii, 'lail 1 1 1 . -ii huvlmr claims or dc. iiiamU will laako known I he Kane' vlilmin ilr. lay. Wil.l.IAM UAHK.NiH 1 II, Wm. II. SNYOKit, Any. Executor. C 0 0 i 3 A V li'W ho'1!" iirn U -. W 1 HI Shorthand and TNpe- V. Til Inir. I'or circulars address . I. W. lioln-riH, I'rehtdent of tliu Elmtiu HlinrUiund Colletfe, Elmliti, N. Y. $ $ k ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. lint ite 0 Jacob II. Frltt, late oSujarloaf irp. ttereatted. Notlco Is liereliy (flviMi thai letters of uilmlnls trailoiHiniheeslatyor.Iiieob II. Kilt, Into ol SiiKinioar two, 10I. ( o. I'u., deceased, havo lx-ii Kiaiiied 10 il,,. iiudershrned iidinlnl.slratom to whom all pei smiH Imlelited to said estate urn r iin -.,ied to make payniejils, und thoso UuyliiK claims or di inands MU mako knowu luo Kumt. wlihout delay to ,,rl, T AMANfl.V FlilTZ, A. T.. Hiitz, A.MAN Dl'S HHTZ, "M.i. Ally. iiuavii, l'a. r,lA) AliE.N'lM A.S'1 fcU lit unco lo sell I T SI7TIHG RiSI I CP And an Aceinint (if the INDI AN WAIt. A thrtk llntf, fiisi Inallnir lire siory of Ho ireatest clilil Mace leciiniseh. All aOmil ilaliles, .'ilassaceeH, .Messiah ri.ie, tihusi liances, Weird licllols, aici cii, nuns, ineimiuiK 1 1I0 war. um pas. spllltc'l llliistrailons, prleo 1.10. S.'llluir tin lie nsely. l'aysin,'enisi'i-itoiina week. Hcnd n Msiorouult and you can coin money now. Act at once. Address III IIIIAItl) llltus., I'uljllsUurs, UW ltueo Ht., l'nila. WnP iima 1 1I CJSHI0K5. Whisper li,,a. (io 1 il UrUI!,. '1 i. M !: tall UvnadlM fall. HuUbt miU:Vm
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