THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA.
FEEDING A MODERN SCIENTIST.
msT'Til 1 am, content, seron,
1 Ink my alali 'f ) imitn lircad,
A-ifl rliutik of ne mni'iirine
Tlx-TeH "l aatViiiaoW iliiil 't"3
i.y uuy oauKiiiiK usHiimrnu wen ; i
Iiiiisfrom the. Lord known what tl mad
In Now urk by mtivltuioi vu iitou. i
T wub Tii Jr bIiuPIij bfOllft flown I
Willi f nigrum diiou ao ohoiip ; i
Or ndh ti.o lies 1 bla'ca tnu In tOtV'i
Duua Uidw k-nviit-J calinU' dlcp. ,
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But If from man's vile RrrtrJHJye 4
Ami ilrink pure wntnr fi'oiu I
i me pijiii,
t ffulp down infiMO lr'.
mriniorm-
Ami wi-li.ll.'y iitht.uiricro,
AtiH 'Vrvifk' iiuitoiiiRi'i'ii',
AliUtixrfl tlielli'il orpln-yoccrcltue,
iid ilimil.'-bjt -ml 1 m kiilpoiliu,
- isi.ti'loHuati'a Hinliroeila i '
. An 1 vm iyun auimaii'iilie ;
Ol Kn'UJlut lilrfii, iniil low ili'ifrcoj I ', ;
J4rnAtui? Jut Imatn til creuUou ,
In lmililpliL'il a!Ulh:i-,iit,n.
Juicpu A. Clii.pleaii, In the Benton Herald.
Roebuck told me, this story one day.
as I' sat id his) studio In the Rue.'
Notre Dame des Champs. I don't pre-'"
tond tdi tiuy whether the story Is true
or not, but I' know that he believed '
that he was, tailing thq literal truth. !
Me was. a' tall, cadaverous American ,,;
and was totally, uneducated '.except
for the most elementary branches
taught ill the district school of his no
tlve village. He I had ' born , a house
and sign painter, by occupation, and
when he was nearly .thli ty cars of
ago he' rarae to Paris to fetudy art,
with'the 'destgn of becoiriinjl; a' land
ecnpe painter. : 1 ". '- 1
Tlje stuJotita lit tho academy liked
Roebuck, .wcll.i; wougli, UiougU they ,
used fto play a good many jokes on
him. Th'ev decided that lils name did
not suit 1 mm(;'BO they ' tianslated' lt
l ito De Chevreull. One of them painted
where Roebuck usually sat, rfnd :.we ,,
..11 , in i,i, t !,.. ,
t LI it t?f Tnn,,t ,t a- Av-pnni mi
ifytnr .rftt ?r"'
V fl 'r:1".! 'WW' :
x iiniuiinii i.u itti uiiy biiuiu ill v.tsL-
lug ridicule on the man.'' . . ..
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jiufuuvk nun ut'KBUU ni 10 come 1
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Sir ' S1, .,h ""i31 S11:
Ished, .and to, Blvo. Uira my honest
opInlon about.lt, , . ,
"Let's talk about something else
for a little while," said I, as 1 took up
one of : Roebuck's' pipes and filled It.
"Who says you haven't any imagin
ation?" ! -
"All the chaps at the academy," he
replied. ; "I .don't mind,.; for: it . Isn't,
true. Isn't dreaming Imagination?" ,,:
"I suppose It is."
''.Well, then, ' I'm " just chock-full ' of
Imagination, for I .dream all, night
'And dreams 'come true,- too, ' some
times,'' he added. "A mighty: queer
i Vvv-ajI a. . a i
thlt6 "7 'Z,'1'
e S,tt ihatj-can,
CilJimu,,!.;,, ,, : f, - '.I. i . . '
"Tell me abont it,1? I cried, .ctch-.,
Ing at the possibility that there might'
bB the "means of leading him 'to for-j
Eet'my promised "criticism "'stv the
IllCt lire. .'.--'.'I !-.; it -..it is, ,;-ti',
:"Have you ever been at Rouong?"
asked my. friend. .1 i told,, him, that ,.J
had once spent several days. In Rone,n,
,"I went down to Havver last week
to see "Weatherby oft In
die,, and' on the way, back
over night at . Rouong. for
TTia riot' tViftA vjoo onn- rt onrli niAVt.
tocturo there, .and,) It .pajntihg . don't (
turn out as well as I think It will,
I TOay'.toke-to '.arcbitectur' myself. ' I
took a, hack a't the tnurches' and such,'
and in the evening I Btarted' out-for a '
walk through the town;, -' ' 1 r;'
"Now.' ,there U a dream int I havcf
had ever , since, : I .' cai) ffertipfabex. . I
dream ,tUat I'm ! in . an old European'
city, T tjipugty I never seoni 'to 1 know 1
the,,name , Qf . it .. Somewhere' In . that ;
city there is a small open- square,'
With two streets leading out' of one'
end of it. They start pretty close to
gether and then widen apart Uko the
8W68 01 a V, .. I. r, ;:;;; ;I.(J-
Tina tin.. t " '
' to ! streetsi-the . pne .to, I
the lcftfrrls a , wide, modern street,
rpviWn' liton- lu Ait
many people In It; but the other street
1 narrow and dark. . The bouses have
sharpi-snbled ,-oofs aid the: r. upper,,
stories project over . the lower. There
are no street lamps in It, except one
or two that are a long way apart and
giv.e .mighty, little light . The. street
hasnlt, any sidewalks,, and there is a
gutter down the middle' of It and more'
smell to the square1 inch than there' I
are 'ln Chicago. "Tve looked up thia' i
fcf r n AT B hnnil.iii1 I i a In v, ,1
.rr. .iVij V , '!
yuufuu wo ttllj uuo ill uiltj
street' except' 'robbers and murderers
and ItV my belief that most all the '
houses. ere empty4- ,u-nh n't i o;':-.u
if'NoWj iWhen l, was in. Rouong this,
time that i I'm-telling you about'' rer"
sumeq Roebuck, "I . walked along
down one street and up another1 with
out paying any attention to ftio dtreo-.
tion I was takings By and by I got
Into a part. of the: town where the
houses were particularly old, and
where, there didn't seem to be but
very few Inhabitants;' All of & sudden
I came to an open square that was ai
familiar !to me. as Lincoln avenue in
SfontaaonoUsvi , v :,K
."It was, the rery place I .had dream
ed .ftl)ou,t so; often.,., There were .the,
two MreMa lending ;but of bne; end pf
It.' -Ehe'-Dfrf "street 'was liehtfid'iiri
dark, and.,.desoi:ted,..a8. If had..ajwais
seen , it,. r Tbfire . .wasn't f a j6oul n ' Jt
and the" blackness and silence" of It'
frightened me. '-'"-!" ". .' a'Uii
"Just then a woman came towards
me, .though .didn't, votjqe, where. raho
camo from.." ,$ne, was. midltng well
dressed, .and, to mr mind,' looked like'
a ludy though 1 know I "alti't much'
uIge -of dadles. f I.was standing lookw
ing at the aarrow .street and wonder
ing If 1 was awake or dreaming when
the, woman walked straight tip to me
and' says: "Yott are an Englishman,1
ore you not?"l v.; o x;.uj;i:
:;Vi ,?r,7r" a5;.f
iee as Fw.s cal en lTr
j.. i.i..Li.t;'. t . "rv - vti
rihfe d!stra .mi 7, nT , ;
H f ..tis..tt?5.,7tt.neer: My sister
i v Ji .1'. IT y V 1 a n0U86
Zl wd heio mrtolakea'Snv111
rae, ana neip we to take her tvwayl.,.-,
"'Why don't yoti got a policeman?'
L replied.. 'That's hnt yn.i If 1 "flf,." ' . 01 - 1 . il
t.., ... trt -7n T nlTl rTTinTTy-Tirshppenred. T knew what It
J Wit PB.T OU A TT 111 II IIV VHP a VI JVUt
kv. h..n'. ..1,0 c ,,...
woman
There are reason- why that
would ruin everything. If you are th.i
irriit will
viilioru R
AVvnfcw
.KljbiidiJp
Fm not a nRhtlng man. anyway.'
"She Bald thero wouldn-t be any
call tor we to . flRbtnd lhat, aa boo a
a it , .n hat .h. l.nri n ,,,o
with her. she and her Bister would ba
nrn vn . m n n . vmi Inrvlx i A IA
L. !' nifconief vbnVhm, If you i insist' 'no. C LJlL
said, V 'flwugh I XfU frou lu. 1 TL1 -'1 . "?
thatltti there Is kttK fftWlnr.i!"P. B'"?,JT? ?LU,P: 01 ,BOYr ,'"
" . . T.-.. 'J? ' tie m lie WfinM Veon hoM hf tne bari-
allowed to go. She said it would b rastero,an I touiH; 'besides preveni
better If I were to follow'a Bhort way "Ing him from making any noise. -behind
her. Instead - of , walking by, , " a't(,:nrrilyJ al ?,ng mTK111
her side. . That suited me well enough. ! ' bredthe. tfU T J.idged he as clow
so the woman Went bh .walking pretty: i0 , hf 1 lungfl with .my,
Mst and I came nlon about two rodf "word. I felt the nword point strike
behind her - ; r 1 ' "" "! " ' ' -..;-' him and plcroce deep Into him. There
i.-I tell you It gave me a chill to g-i V"' Jf n feU J'U
Into, thnt narrow, dark street. You-, on the etalrs, while -h)H Sword Wellt
00, I have been afraid of, it for going
tin to twenty or twenty-five years. Be
sides, the place was cold, tor I don't
believe the sun ever got down Into It,
the houses were bo high and bo close
jogetner. jvonoay met us, ana 1 man t
We tho ieast bfgn of life ta tho street r
We went, as -fc ehouliV Judge, preUy,
n .in(i, t o mtia o n ,1 tho r,nii
v street light we passed was an oil lamp ,
hunfT out from one of the houses oir
'an li-ort'litacket.-' " -I ' '
' ; . "Thei woman stopped at Hid door bt
'a house on the ,loft and watted for rae
1 'iu Uie sliadpwn When,l,cauie,up, she
(.-.aid: " 'Take my hand, for, there Isn't
,any light and the stairs ari long.' ' '"'
"It wlis a great' big room( with,
queer, old-fashioned furnltuf. and not
mulch of that. In ono corner there was
!a flRure in ar.mor standing leaning
ion Its sword. ' ' Tlje chairs ' and sofas '
Iwer cevcreil with' elfgant Telvet,-but
' ! , .,nn , 1. 11... .1 H 1 .. U..HA'
,ib nna Liu 1'iiuuill c ttuu ill llluui'O. HUUft
: " 'TiVii Znn Vn"nv r 1 , ,
legs gilded when thoy were new, but
the gilding was mostly gene; and the
:marl,y slabs were stained and xrack-
led. There were two tall candles burn-.
In pa,.!. . T (. ., 1, 1 L.l V. .1 .l.nU
ing on. . the mantelpiece, where there
was an old-fasutonod qlock which said
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't W'as 11:20, though probably It lied.
' Slt.dqwV ld the woman, tak- !
Ing off her hat and throwing it on a
I 'chair. I noticed then that she spoke
i 'with some sort of foreign accent, and
It came into my mind that she wasn't
English, after nil. -: i,, , ...
f !' 'Where, la .your 'sister?'-1 asked.'.
, v "She burst out laughing.'. ' ,
i '"My sister! . Ohi you shall see her
prestntly. Meanwhile, sit idown and
be eomfortable.' ' '' :;,
j f'Thls made me pretty . mad, for I
; was pretty sure now that she hadn't
'any sitter, and .that she had brought
ime Into a, trap,' I didn't stop to ask
jmyBolf what her motive' was,! though
; iii j nL"ii mint iici i
f th life of me I can't see any. point
1??,
get out
of that , room, and that street as soon
as possible, ' So I said: 'That'll do;
ma'am. "You can't play 'any game on
iT. ";fl,V
l??' "tv.0
turned to the door.' .Just
men burst ' into tho room,
making as much noise as a lot of med-
! Ical,stutlent3 coming into a sick room
I to ,aeei an operation;. , One of them was
t.i- j j-nP-i.!..' J
u uig, ieu-iaceu leuow, who was. sure
He eten had
ear
rr::
The
other 'man was i smaller,,, but a deal
wickeder looking, and I judged that
he was'a low-class Frenchman. '' 1 "'
! "The big man had a drawn sword
j li; his hand, and as" soon as he was in
I the room he: callftd 'ouL.to lho wDmaa,
I 'I have Caught you at last, and I'll
attend Hd 'you when tV have kllledithls
scoundrel!' The -woman shrieked and
I fell, on h4r, . knees, : ,TUe;4nan. paid no
i attention to her, but came towards' me,
cursing like an Alderman, While 'the
other man kept crying out.'.'Down with
I him! Down with htm!' ' i v-.
j "'Now comes in whit la' to me the
i qfteerest part of .the whole business;
W1B1UW Mi J. ,HI (UBU,, ttllU qOB
MlDg that aeithor:ot tfio men ha
nlotni -Jhot t M.t,t ."
a pistol, what I ought to- have don
Considering, wasn'J ,arnied and con-
d
done
was ,c1ear'ienoeh.' Any taan; trbught
up as I was In a: 'coriimunHyi 'where
rough-awd-tmnible i fighting1 i was, i i the
National amusement, .as you. , might
say, would; have .thrown, the .first- thing
that. came handy,, (nto tfte'blg' 'man's
face, and' 1 Iheri ' knocked' ' hlhi" arid . 'hlii
companion' dowil'1)efore'hei eotild havei
rtnh1icrfo an T7W.wllahn.Mn'.1
-i,17 U 1 ,n -Hogarth's time,' though. I, don't
: I-. T wiu, . .1 . 1 . .. . V. , ,1 .
Heeu nis. sworaj 'iuut -i ii own't.io fV1 fe regujar Reason are .rosy. Lon
anything of the sort ul Sprang Jnto aori TelegraDh. - !'-'.'' 11 . - ,
1
XI 1 Z
B,r..; of , the . r.oom .where i
ei.. 4n ' armor, stood and I
the sword '' that;'' It "had j
' "
snatched
I put" "my tack
gainst theiwall arid Hulled one of the
marble-topped tables In ; front of ; ime;
and said very 0 quietly tq the . man:
'Unless, you beg thia.i lady's, pardon
and mine on your knees I shall do
you the unmerited honor of killing'
yoti.': o . -u ,'. -j, ";.: s-ji j
Well, the big manl came, ion. and !
fop.the.aext fl,ve rntnutep we had some!
oi.,.ine prettiest . recioH . you ever
droanjed of., I, told you t had ." never
had a. sword In my hand before; vet i
there t wa fending iM lfiT. had been !
at it all my life,iand I felt just as con- '
fident that the fellow s sword would i
never touch me. iand.'thsit I should kin !
him, as I ever felt of anything since
I was borm ;Good graelftus!. how. I did
enjoy that fight! Present! the man!
't&'vwhr tiblitetv ti him.vand-flftla thitt'i
"'"I'l'v-u vv 6ci- uis ui mm, tinu i miff .
.1' ..J.. Lll, - a J t.. . .. .. . . . . . . !
vw'vwy puntoiy to mm, (.anu saia tnat
liortiBDS'' hia comrafla. woulJ, taJj tit.
- - -- . -
pi ; whle(Ihe; .was . rating. , ., However,
.the.Jlttlo man .didn't seem'.'tq', hanker
knee 'fltrMVInw"J oV,H 'du'iln,!" i. Vva
Kfie'r 'flg.ritlns..1'1 aiidvliii kimt'' in 'rt a
JbacWgitound 'ttnd ' coriflnefl lilmself me
tdtlrngi'the other tor cutJiny, beartiout
rfh.Wh was an, easy, ljne .pt policy fpr
" ,'.'"Vfi Wen to''fe"ncing 'ag'atV and li
coumsee in the man's; eye' that ; he
wds iFrrttina; .frlchtAneii rJiThi .'H-m '
d fenced'
two minutes, I ran, him' clear :thrpuBS;
tne Dony.'ana he was 'dead' before-1,
tduia falrlyaw cut my .d..ThJ
i turned. ana .nowea to: tho woman;.;.,,, .,. r -. , y T -"""y- :
nrt.. 'iLR 'fl' froa fi n1 lnl,..nn,l t a '! ' ' ' " " i i i -1 . ,1
! -n; ft ee and. independent Imereii
ul 4-uucuious t rencn ' flanhin1
' JB oruereo-inra, . Put Defore I had
, gone down the first flight-ot sUirs thii
1 door" was shut and I was" In darknea-
! V ,011 down slow and cautious,
; ,boJ4lug my, gword, in, my hand with
the point In front of me. Suddenly,
.
!"eant. Some one
had opened the
?r.,01 we room wnoro w nu
' ma B""1 'l "K'V, V
' I'-UiJ lilt' lll-Ut; HKLil mm . miiVT-4
lstera- Aflpr n, blt I distinctly heanf
s?me one coming down the flight
ov. but making hardly any noise.
The man hnd evidently taken off hla
tooti, hkn5wnHti-lp' hlnv to mvp
rattling down to the bottom. 1. 1 :
, "I: wasted no more .time with him
but drawing out my sword I wiped 1
as well as I could in the dark on the
Inside of my coat. It seemed to ma
Hint those stairs Had multiplied since
J climbed them'-wben. of Course, theyt
v-"' '
the, street again. . However, I came to
the bottom at last, amr out Into the
-rl- Not a soul was to J
'an nt lno taQ of ,ny
d:uk street till I came' to
down the
tho little
open square. 'I made a' few more turn
and ftnind myse.lt , in : a , well-lighted
ahd rrowded etroet whore jl eouu ipick
ed up a cab and got back to hiy hotel,
carrying, the sword hid under mjj
overcoat. ' '
i ;'Tho tiext morning' I did my !eV)I
best te find ' the house ' where I had
liocn that night,: but I couldn't find
It, -though , I walked till I was dead
:tlred. Then, thinking that I had hot
ter get out of Rouong before the police
should hear of the affair, I took the
noon' train to .Paris. '
i"My idea,". ; said I, "is that you
dreamed the whole thing.". , , ,
Roebuck got . up, and unlocking &
closet, . brought out ah old-fashioned
rapier., "There," said he, "is the sword
I brought away with me-. ' I couldn't
very well dream solid atoel and brass,
could I?" ! . , .
. I looked at tho weapon. On the hilt
was a coat-of-arn?l partly obliterated
with rust. I rubbed it with my hand
kerchief until it was so plain that It
could readily 'be perceived. It was the
arms of the De Chevreull family, i ,
I gave the sword back to my friend,
calling his attention to the coat-of-nrms,
which " he had not ' previously,
noticed. ' "If you were really a De
Chevreull," I said, "this would have
been: the sword of one pf your ances
tors. . Uo to some doctor who has made
a study of heredity and tell him the
whole story. ' Perhaps he can explain'
it,' but I am Very sure that I can't"-1
left - Paris the next day for. a month
In Switzerland, and when returned
I found: that Roebuck had ono to Am
erloa. I have never, heard "of " him
since.. ' Often after Tie1 'had : gone 1 1
thought 'of going to Charcot' and' tell
ing him the story just as Roebuck told
It to mo, 'and asS Ing him; if ther ,wa
any theory by, which he could explain
It But, of course, I never did anything
of the kind, and now Chareot'haa gone
where he is" done with theories.Pall
Mall Gazette, ' ' J.:::;;r; mt ;o tt ti b;ti
'. . Hunting-In Orrat Ilrllalfi.
Although a good many of those
whose apparent desire it is to curtail
br destroy the sports and' amusements
of ethers would have It otherwise, It la
a fact'tbat hunting, whether of stag,
fox, or , bare, ; is In. a mora , flourishing
condition at the present moment thaa
it, ever was before.' There are now no
feWer than twenty-two packs Vf stag
hounds iu the United Kingdom. 188 of
foxhounds and nearly 200 of jharrlere
and . beag!es whll,e in pach succeeding
i-ear. followers of hounds get more nu
merous, until .It, has.actuall become 6.
serious rjupsilohf with JoW! masters,:
now can we Keep down- our flldsT
The ub-hunting Boason: wh,ich , is
practically at an eivl, has, excepting
with th8JEarl.of,.Yaj;borough's and a
few other packs,, been scarcely so suo
;dessful jts .ufeual, -owing' to Ihe' dry,
State" of the ground 'arid the consequent
ick. or toent; -outthei great desldar-
i 'Hturrf was raini and ndw :that we have
..had. that -ifi abundance,,, the ppspecta
"". . " '' '''" ' "' V"
'" An Atwionk tniylvanirfFK1,'m,
The Lorett .' family t hare had,..in
tllrect line of descent, eQntlreuous po
SQBsipn of a farm at Emile,. four miles
Siom Urlstol, lfl, Rucks Cqunty, fpr 213
years. ' The present owner of 1 the
manor," Joseph L. Lorett, has n his
possession the1 orlelnal . deed frir. Itha
land bearing the signature! of, the
,Pulcapf York and .William. Penn. The;
old Pehri farm. at Penn's Manw
a' short "distance ' from' rthe' J"Lovett,
farm,' and; the' latter at' one time ln-i
cmaea the rarm owned by:the Penns.i
The, lind: has donfe justice to theiflat-1
ter)ng reports; sen .back, to the, old'
country ;by. the first settlers Who land-1
ex witrt pennon the shore of 'the Dela-
are.iand' ha: vinidWi Wiit"At J
inward the labors of IU"ewpers;o Th
!presen l:owoon - r
planted, ua, igrove- of;
pestaut trees some yeara. ago... They1
duality -nf WiiR-ht -;'.' u"
, i t. d Kiuii.vit.unu.
'U..- Mil. . . . . .
... - .-' . vi i , nio ItVUU W
irig-esneetallr fivnrnhiB t
of the ! tl0 arrd.ifiult.ii' Forty of the
nuts wciBi sufilclont ito. .011 it. qnartl
WPWiro,.ftttd tUeyj.found. a ready fialai
PwT ?ii' ffnarket" for Xromi
crd
1,1 ,'i !(iii rilp'li'.v
--' t .
..'Ther i remarked ninrtioi nnw 1
. ' "w reu,aru uismai Dawson,,
. iio jn- tlr ' ,7,. . " . .:
verett Wr-U '" ''' n P'' '- i
- '"Hi' ntn''i- -rrW,'..' ' '.'i' .
',rllerkItd.llVrrlmJ
..I ' ;. 1 ....'- ... : . "
"-'"""" f""ru inai r-uni
. mosday.ppe shpuld neither travel, nor,
, oau ium nupersiiuon 18 so Jn
. trained that," .even in Madrid, there
A wamngs on Tuesdays,
nftd th? fains are almost empty. !
'' "' " i' " u.Vi oj '
lThe Jew, , made. shoes jpf 1,
,loft0p, Unen ftawood,u ,
Scott's1 Emulsion
."'of Cotl-livdr dil yrtih IlypoplioBphitos 'pi thboi 'ink "Npjft,
I ia'ii constmctKd ool that nourishes, criibuf 8 1 tbio Llbtl,
i cralosSoli'l flewk'stilps wasting and gives lAriintt1. II 3
Wasting
i i t i , i : . If i -? I
like Consumption, ScroMaJLnaoiBia, Muasmus) or fur Opuglis and
Goldflj Sore Throat, Bronchitis, eak Lungs, Loss of, Tlesh and
General Debility. Scott's EinulHion baa no equal hfl ! '
" Nourishment for Babies anti Growing Children. .
,! Buoiil tho 'enuino utjjip in talnH'ncoforc d wrapper, ,
(!li'v iMiHjSendJitnftrofM on Sql't 1'muhUn,- FREE.
' I I 'I . ' lV . . . . "
' Scott A Bowne, N. Y. Alt
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; Ilcnry Maillai'd'B Fine CaiKlies.'.,:! " Frtli Every Week, , ,
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1 1 CHOICE: LOTS
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, .J-otssccumUi MALL' MONTIILYV' PAYMENTS-' 1
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ionl ami solentltlo Imok. sent true. . I
l'utoiiu tukon tbiuuuli Munn ft Co mamm '
tliui are brouuht wlilely buii.rn th n.ti.n.'.'ift1 a '
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vnuim rrnii-n virciiamliun
CALTHOS free, lv rented'
, tii.nljnnU n lenl cuarauut
tliat Calhius will , (
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NOTICE.
Farmers and . Fruit i
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Before ordnrlny tor Km lng 0 '(15, ne,,a u,r n.,
''"l'W 1ft to'ti fir Sinr it i j"ati t,iiiVrt.'n'rl,i
Tia Bocliestec Nursery Co.V'fs."!-
BREAKFAST
SUPPER;
GRATE? UL-COMrOKTING.
Look Mere !
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STRUMENT?
Do pit Svakii SIIE1 iT
MUSIC?
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Vlffio, 'do'nbt'serid y'otir nion
cy away (ford home, byt deal
wiih ;.a '. reliable ... ttealer. right
here, who will make things
right, if there -' is " anything
vfon::' ;"t;"'. '
' ' For ..anytlnnfjl,.,ia' t" this ' line
the place to go. is to
c3, Salkeifs,
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Ware-rooms.' Mairi Street be.
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iow iuarkct,.
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E. A. RAWLINGS"
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All KiiitlH of Meat.
Ueef,1 Veal, Lamb Mutton,
Fork, Hams, . Bacon, Tongues,
Bclogrja, &e. Free Delivery
to nil parts of the town. . ;i 1
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CENTRE STREET,; ; '
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Strictly first class cuarantwd rhoto-
grnpbs, cra)cnsi and .copies at tcason-
auie prjccsr: We tuie exclusively ,tfie
Collodion Aristotype pai.ers,thus securing-,
prvater beauty . of .finish :and
I'crnianer.cy o resulls.. . LAt'VVtuLl,
MARKET. SOUARE GALLERY.
(y.i.iyr."-, i'-l"-'"-''.' over nartmntrs Store.
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V. THE MAUKCTS. , ,
, liLOOMSBURG' MARKET. , ''
,. flonascrm wntf LT. ,iTj,.i(tia., ,. :
Butter per lb. ,...$ ,24
ffmrti(ir'lAin"" y ) i.V '". -' ' ' ' -o
Hutter per lb. ,...$ . .2.
Kggs per dozen . .t " ' .2!
Urdpcr-'lb:.''.'...-:'."1, !':,.Vaj
Ham per pound. . .V .'' '.i.
2i
Pork7, whole,' per pound..; i1.1. 07 to .08
jseei, quarter, per pounU . ; , ". 06 to .08
Wheat per bushel. . :. i '. '.' .' .". .'.'" ' ' .70
Oats'"-' w1m rr-- fViiisiri'itiii-j
Rye'0 r " " '.'VVV.K'V'.'V;' " ,!'!6$
Wheat flour per bbl. .', ; .'." "' 285
I Uy per Wnv.! '.'.'.':. 'j. 14 00 to 16.00
Potatoes per bushel, '. . . . . ,.j .75
Turnips '. .! ! .15
r-:
u tuns : " ' ; ' ' .
i. 00
Sweet notatoes Der nerk . ' e to .10
iauowper lb. .04
Miouider " " ;.;....!
Side. meat .V ...;,V..... .
Vinegar, per qV." . .
Dried apples per lb..
Pried cherri(;st pitted,. ... -.
Klsoberries -.
.to
.10
.07
$
.16
.6
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Cow Hides per ,1b..., . .....
Steer. . 1 .'. " . ,
Sheep pdts........,.,,M .......60
,h.? h''l Son per.bus.,... ...,..,.. -7$
Lorn tribal, rwl I ' - DO
Bran J" ' ' v.v.; rr.f : , 0
vnitkens per lb" new v.';1: ,';.".
10
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.10
.is
1. 10
I0
Turkeys ;,,fl " j. 4 . .... '..-.'
Qepsej .,( iV...
P.ucks.ri i,,,J,v'.,,.".".',.,,.i..,
o. o, qeuvered;. . v .... .t.4
4 and s ! ,... ,,... ,.. . : 3-5
" 0 at yard , , . .iS
," 4 and s at yard. .... 3 S
, , , PARKER'S
, HAIR BALSAM
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Hoir tu li. youtlilul Colyr.
Cut.'. Va d a l.4ir tmlluif.
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