THE COLUMBIAN, BLOOMSBURG, PA. BUILT Till: OREGON. Irving M. Scott, of San Francisco, Claim the Distinction. rinl Grrtt Battleahlp r.Tee Ceia iltirtrl on the Pcltte Caa.l lit larf ( ttr W lo Vaattfi the t.rral Cnirrprlif . Irvirp M. ScctV tf ar. Krarc!oo. it "tbe xn ho b . :- the Orrcn." He ia the (rent ac'. back'. -. r.t i-i the frion Iron work, f t tbt citi . Tul'.d be?." sr.; he cf the Orfjr?n to h;. master n-.e.-fcarios, "as r. ba:t iV.p Tr buT.j before. ;:r s-jc- e near., a tew iti'it'irv t?t the Ti c'f f coal. art? a trar.-of-'w ar that can defy irt." Ac' fci n-.atter treefcarifs r-t:-"t a sVp. a trass of tee',. hof perform ance I'.cn .he '.tit the stats have-, utnfotsncei the r.al expert i.f other , tatic-n. i It : ret etera'.'y Vrowr.. i--:t it i L't.ra'.'.T true, tka the pc-rra'.:?y cf Ir. Sott j! wcrkf J in:.- ivcrj rivet ard bV.t of the Ore if.-.n. Kr ': a been . ac arr.b.t ou n.r. iz. the by . ties : i tr'.c. ar.u when by a"rr..t. a tere i thsr.ce th aVerr rcer.t fate him the ! first co-tract for a battle ship ever w.-:e,'. to a V;f. fca-l frra he ce ! terrr:re: that he k.-u'.l". :.cr.ct fo.-fffrs ' at to h: ab:"..ty to acvrr.p'. .'h the taslc , Vy turr.ir out a .hip sever. to r.or.e j that ever ear. from Cratrj-s' or ?ew i Ee wa'ohel the crowth of the Ore- I fon a father wou'.c! stucy 'he cevtl- : cprrett of a eht'.'. Hi. persor.a'. attec- ' 1icr. n fiver. T every ctra:'.. and when she strarr.ni tv from Mar rroef of tk FaaalaB. Ihi.har.iJ- Our neighbor aero. the way ha It en trtlng for the last hour to convince rue that the woman of to day i icair.jr hr wrtnrs anil ain.flic ity, turnlnp household duties over to her husband, and becoming masculine and .elf-assertive. Wife Her: Juat hold the baby while I across the way and convince he old fool in about f ve minute that he doesn't know what he", talking about. rtrooklyn Life. Polna the Impossible. "Ther' no use tryirp to do the lm- t ,ctf rflj poss-o.e, .aid tne t;sccurapta re.ip iou editor. "Oh. 1 don't know." replied the to riety reporter. "It haa been dor.. I tva at the meetir.c of a literary club yesterday, and one lady there who read an original poem n-.ae 'bon mot' rhyme with 'have pet." Chicago Times-Herald. HAS UNIQU2 RICORD. Cea Joha II. Kf IrHjm !! Hern nra taaled for l oarr 10 1 lai. bjr Aerlaatailoa. Notabl amorp the fp-.v merrbers e the hcu of repret r.tativf s who 1 ,ne been unanitr,ou'.y re-. o-r.ir at( d ia lp te.entstive John It. Ki t.'h.irr. -f Now York. Sixteen r.ciT.iRations b 8cc'.: rr.ation is hi. recoro. urd thbt i. the tcp .cor for th house. When Mr. Keteham cam out cf the j union army in 165 a bricadier general corrres a. a represer.ta- tiv from New York, and was re-eiected to th Thirty-ninth. Fortieth. Forty fr.t and Forty-.evond conrresse.. He waa a candidate for reelection In th Forty-third cpr.gress. and at thia COWBOY BLACKSMITHING. A Flaare of Speeeh. TT-.ere' no bh In talkir.p." the ora .aid. And h: audlenc cheer! with de'.ifht; But too rrevioj. ihey. For h wer t en to y For a very lare part of the r.lshL -"h:ca a HeconJ. CORROnORATMK EilDCtCG. if jl7Tl?fa i".arc ta ;e r w or.re: tey aroucc . ,"Wet. ther..-e to ar.i thence to prociiy id: "There is r.or e y ,--:r e-c-.r: E.s sjooess pai the 1 ;-v.r- h America to Key e hitt'.e of SarViaco r-awav Xiiriia, h ? . m.f . ' 4 ne.t.fe. ati mace ;t certi.2 ta CEN. JOHN H KETCHAM. (Geminated for Ccr.fres. 1 Tlxea Aociamaticn . Tk Hole, for ntt. Wr Made br rirlaa- Rnllet Tkraaisk the Itreo. "I'p at my catrp near th Fotir rak." Mid Jim 1'ark. repoits the Ari ror.a Orapbic. tho well-known cattle man, "the boy. are nil handy with a rif.e. We've a lot cf spir t:p there. The old-fashioned lla k-powder Win chester ha. been t'iscraded and nothing but the best pots. Most of the new gun. were bought during the Spanish war. when we would experiment all day with tree tfunka and rough trer.che.. learning th art of war at home. W found tat a bullet from one of tk new Winchester, driven by .mokeies. powder, wa good lor four foot and more of pine timbe r and for more than an inch of iron. I thought th boys had don about everything in the .hootiBg line that could be don long ago. but I was mistaken. I sent them up wagor.. In hauling down some firewood they broke the in lsters ail to flinders. The bolsters hold up the wagon bod. you know. Well, the boy. figured out ail ritt the rebuilding of the wood part., but csrne near beinr stumped on th ircn ftsirps. Thy pot aorue old iron wcrn tires and cut them in proper h rvlhv bt liadn't a way that they oc.;ld s'e to punch the necessary bo' boles. Finally the ques tion was solved. Or.e of the toys care fully marked the pace for the bolts, atood th pieces of tit arainst a tree and put a bullet. caliber, through the tire at esch p'aoe marked. It was a, novel sort of blacksmithicg, tut it worked" FAST EXPKiSS TKAIIiS. -When a man', a bicheior1 (:r.terr-pt;r.g i Then he He ?h foal; H Fjtact'.y! VThen I was a bache lor I felt that nothir.g would do but I mutt get married! 1'iiser Get '.'.-chaft. 1RV1X-3 VI SrOTT. (Pcp-lir-y Kncsn a "Tfce ilm Vto ( Bun: it. Ongor.. ) from thence er man-of-war builcirg wa a. mifch a legitimate ircustry there at at rhilacleiphVi or Newport Mr. cott ha. i.to built th cruiser Charleston arc Ski Francisco, the pew rfui Monterey ire Dewey'. O.ymp.a. Hit father w as a Quaker and the on grew tp on Viry'.tnd soil. Ee was a ttv.h.citt rst arc an expert draupht. Es; afterward. In Fa'.timor he u perv:s.ed th ccr struction of tteam en fines for years. Is WO he 4. em ployee as a draughtsman in the iron work, he cow o.wrt in Sar Frircisco. Five years later he wa ger.erai n: im ager of the trni. axe later sole mastrr f it. affair. The friendship cf Jati.es G. Fair terved to tcuicf his interests hi w ork cov.re i 15 acres of the water troL of San Frrclsoo. and mtch -in eorr pletenes :hce cf Ccl'.is F. Hctt irrtcn at Ntvircrt. Nicholas. c7'.r cf Kus.i. has irvited him to ir.ee? Old la.tltatloa.. Tt:. wer!d. thy y. !. rrcw.tr wife, A cer.tury hol J It. iawn: T.t f-re-f-"ol. ror. aJvertls And t'.:i tte buro-rJae roe. on; Wah:rtoa Star. Oae ea tk Joker. "taa you giv, ire a def.clrion cf 'egotist' with a .ir.r'.e itier? asked th maa who considered co nun dram j retire-i to recuperate hi. always Jterettir.g a.r.d hun-.oret:. "No. What i th on-lter deiai tioa of 'eirotist ? " ttr-.e met, through hi loyi'.ty to Oea. Grant, his first political defeat. Dur ing the Grant-Greeley caxpa gn hi d-.strict knc.wx a. the Hu.'scn river !tr:et contained many republican who tyrr.pathiie j with Greeley, aid Mr. Keteham wa. notified that if he would not pu.h the canvai. for Grant he would b reelected. Thi. prpo ..tion wa firmly refused by Mr. Keteham. who said that he wculd win or lose with Grant. The result waa th ejection cf th democratic candi date. Gen. Grant krew cf the fht and the tr.rtive cncerlylcg. and in !?4ha appointed Gen. Ketchaai c:rrmisslcter cf the District cf Cclumbia. and k erved in that ofEce until :?T7. whea ke retrcced to reenter congress. Mr. 1 Keteham". career in the c. strict com i mitslonership wa iighly creditabla I to him. During hi incumbency in cf ' fiee the district bonds, which had been j at a di.count. ros to par value. J Mr. Keteham wa reelected to tk Forty-tiith. Forty-ever.th. Fcrty tigith. Forty-ninth. Fiftieth. Fifty-f.r.t And Flfty-seccnd crrgresses. when be 1th E came back in the Fiftv fifth ar. Fiftr- oai la Fraar Keark a Speed Great er Tbaa I Altaiaed la Eartaad. .x t h cor.gre.se. ar "Youl Well, you're frank about it. but I gues you're rich v." Chic Ago j r-oAt. " A Laeky Woaiaa. Mrs. Praini After te-n year as stated, has been renominated a the republican candiiate in the Eighteenth New York district for th next congress. Mr. Ketchatu never makes a tpeech Jn congress or on th itcip. E i an indefatigable worker for hi ccn- cf j tituent. however, a: married! life, rr.y hubr.d tUl says I'm an ar.gel Frienl Dces he mean :? Mrs. Brainie Of course not: but I think I'm mighty lucky to bar a husband who pretends to mean it. Y. Weeklr. Hit tk 3all. "What did the poor man aay when be wa actti.ed of taking th cattle?" in quired the tourl.t. "The right thing, strar.ger," rpond-' -d Amber Fete. "What wa it ?" "1T1 b hange-dl" X. Y. World, Had Tried Oae. Mra. Wavlack (at a dime rcueum I iAr.d sakeal And was that man really ! skinned, alive? Dear mel How did th ! sAvagea do it ? taval ev-perts cf Russia at St. Feters- 1 . .v' . v. V... . -.;-V--, -V-- rf-r :.rT ir ' 1 work. Ee ha. been presldrt of the Art as- It Veald Attraet Atteaitoa. ciation of San Francisco. al o of the , "What would you sdie me to wear , to at tract Attrition?" isked ar. elderly spinster whose eierh carrird an extra quantity of rouge. "Well." siid her dressmaker, vou is beloved j throughout t. cistr:ct. lit : a man cf .'.rorr ehar.tab.e ltr.u.se. wrieh i gratifies, and suiben hi friend isc:j the poorer r-ecT".e of hi dis- j trie a. well a. among the rich. Mr. Keteham ia regarded as a man cf tu- perior poi.tieal judgment and i con u".:Q ir. the party councils at the cap itoh He it a constant attendant upon the session cf the house and : a fa miliar figure about The departments, where he locks after the interest cf hi constituents. Improvements in the steed cf cer tain trains oa the Northern railway of France are attracting attention in Furope just now. ays the New York Tribune. The d stance between Ca lais pier and the Nord station in Tarl is 1?5.5 miles. Some train, make the trip ia less than four hoi.r. or at the rate of 50 or more mile s.n hour. One. which ran only four days a week, the Mediterranean train de lue. cov er the distance in three hours and A quarter, which is equal to !? mil, an hour. Tkis run is made without a stop. The fastest time made oa A daily train on the Northern railway of France i three hours and a half, or 53 mile, an hour. One cf th Ica don newspapers, referring y the topic, says that the nearest approach to thi spe-ed in llnglar.d are the two: Th tr'p is made frt.ni Fad dington to Exeter. IN miles, in 3 Lour and t3 minutes, cr at the rate of II.! miles aa fcour. aad from Eus ton to Liverpool. il'- j miles, in three hours and three-quarters, or at the rat of S1.6 miles an hour. It is in teresting to compare with these fig ure the running time of th Empire Stat Tprs. This train cover 444 mil in eight hour and a quarter, which represent an averag tped of 13.S aile an hour. Similar. Teacher I ;ust gave you the proverb. "The burr.ed. child cresds the fire." Now, ctn try one cf you tell me a aim ilar proverb? FupU I can. teacher. "The washed child dreads th w ater." N. Y. World. AXCEOR MARKS GRAVE. Feaalalae laiaiiloa. Kattit Tm positive George loves me and wants me to be his Ife. E1!j Ha he told you so? Eattie. No; but he has tktn such a ttrong ciilike to c-s.mn.a. Chicago Dillv New. Tk Appropriate 3Hoaaeat to tk Malae'. Crew Ib Arllastoa C r Me ter . Sear tVatklastaa. then pulled 'em off. N. Y. Weekly. e-c-c. le-haxle' irsv.tute. regrnt cf the Vni Tertitv of Ca'.:fornla- Jru.'tiv cf the Le'.ar Mart Jr. urlversi'y and of the fre library. Ee was president of the California commission t3 the wcr'-"'. fair. In literary circles he is kn-. wn a a strcrg cortriVutcr to the r-.tgirii.es. a w-ie reader :; er. s.cute tL:rker. Frc .m enr et.d cf the c. a..-: to the ether he is speken of a "aa hotett c:: " Mr. Sc .tt 6 vears old. mlrht trv the igr. Harlem life. Fresh Taint.' ' Arlington cemetery, the city of th cation soldier dead, ha aiwi been a place cf more than ordinary interest to people who rij; Wisc-.ngtcn. b-t it has bt-corr.e more so since the mexc ril fcr the Maine's men has een added A Legal Terbclrallty. Coutcsel Surely, yc ur honor. I may j 1-e allowed to call a spade a spade? Judge But that dr-e rot justify you in c".l ir g the defendant a rake. Town Tcpios. j Itcagkt at ; Charles Miss Veth. h&sa t she? Va-e .'p!:ful'y Yes. rr. i Ineiiensire ones, too. Tit-TV Rarcala le. plr.cle has pretty quite Ta Prwteet tMld tilaili. Ir 1-cr.don the irttrnationl confer. rce for the pretention of wild ar.i- ! ma s :n Airica Te.-er.tlv beari ar.d wa cperesi by cieleratrs frcr tr:es Cv.r.certrd action lm order to obtain an international Agreement to restra.n the extermina tion of many cf the mammai. b.r-s And f:1et in Africa. It Dlda't Make Aay Diitereaee. Ella Fred ar.d I w ished with a w ish boce lst r.ight. dMay Who won? j Ella I don't know, sr.d we didn't care parvlrO.ark) ; h- wss wishing for me s.nd 1 w.- w;sr.:r.g :or t'.m. juage. her Wky k Fell Accrieved. t-.-t A.-"i. I "I ur.dcrstjir.d she object to necessary : ilaughter't marriige." "ir. lou st. she )s a :cow, tnc: .heboid that a d-ut.ful diughter would rive htr motherf.rst oharee." Chicago Vott. bow Flooda la Colorado. Fa:h rear, with the rne'tirz of th r.cw in Colorado, there i a flood ia tb Kici Grande Sctrtime the river "ft-e-ooa.. a wide, raging torrent cf I large volume The water dashe by tor a brief period and then the river feec-cm. dry again Mr Doaieoilc Flaaare. .. . j v..:..- . . . 1 wife is comirg to me all the time and 1 asking for money." "You're lucky. 1 have to ask icy wife alva". for mor.eT when I wAnt ANGKOR VCXT SillST. iVSkJks Orivt c the Vlsite VicUin. In Arr.f-.w3 CfCiterr ) to the gret co-.eeticn ( : st.s:z The merr.or.al is snl.kr anv ether j the grounds and attract af.tr:. r j caue cf its sirrj.icity ar.i apjrcpr.- j I atri.ttJK. It i a rude. cld-fish:c.ti ar- j chcr. which wis Lot traie for the p::r- J r.-se of marking the lit rettJtg f Iac i of the US men tt b.-:es were re- covened from th fcul water in front i I of Havana. It wa mace arrut l.v years ago. did. wrvioe ar. red from tke water cf Bosun ttr bor. The cro ssbar is of itivi ini s?in ten feet in the air. The brcrrr til.'.f t in tke center of tkecross bear th. it-tcriptiot: "L". S. S. Maine, blrwn up February ' IS. lit. Here 1 tke remaii. of ii'J ' men of the Maine's ciw, brought from j Havana, luta. He-.r.terred at Arng ton. Dcmler i. lyi." ar.vl" Heitere Writ. A ') Catlforata taw. Tba nperr:aor of Butt county, CaI . rrovic rv statute that aryen tioeaa.A in Any TrC.g a wseel on A tn.t corpora tea town in Butte, on meeting a p-deiriar.. c ust "dismonct And rtcj-.a at rest while such re4e trfao pas. " Tkey U id ky ld. tyirg .d by .id in specially pre pare! grave ej the farm, cf th lat Robert Bonner, in New York, are tk remain of Deiter and Masd S., two of tk greatest horse-, th world ever A Pertlaeat lacalry. Tom Goodt 1 dropped A ten-dollar gold pie-oe on the cortr.bution plate last Sur.ay. I Jack Potts What wa th matter i with it?-N. Y. W orld. MiT Pepl Irt k1T,,c'.ti With sever headiche. CjuseJ by torpidity of The hvcr. Hxi f-jlls. By iv-.gora:inj tke liver, (aickly overocane the fcead-he, cause the Uc:d to tirca.a'.e tiataraliy xi-i bir.ng ahoct complete relict. Hood's Fill, act dirtcUy npoa the liver and btwel. They ar prompt and reliable and yet gentle ia af on. They toot and t-enf.he, instead oi weakening the system. mm Headache for Forty Years. For fortr yc-nri I "litTen-d from l k b-ail-ache. A year airn 1 i:Hn ulng Celery Kmir. The rult wa. irnitilyuiK anJ urpriinit, my bealaibe-. leavum atom... The hc-arl.rlifi t.ir-tMrn every wvonth i1y. tmt. tlmnn. to Celery Kinir. 1 liave hnJ but one- he-t'larhe to the last eleven ni"ntlis. I know that what cured m will help other. Mm. John D. an Keurt-n, Sautre-rtii'., N. Y. Crlerr Kintf cur Cintipation. anJ erve. Stomach. I.lern l Kidney di iw. S iG .16 H U .c6 7 .90 .40 50 Voa can save mnney on Pianos and Or g'. Vou wfl alw'iys f:ivl the Urges .ock, iesl makes ana lowest prices. Ducks P1AH0S. From $ 1 75.00 and Upward. ORGANS. From $50.00 and Upward We s;'l on the installment plan. Piano $:;.oo down and $10.00 per month. Ur gins. $10.00 lon, 5. eo per month. Lib era' 1! scour t for cash. hcet music, at one hlf ottce. Musical nienhcmlise of kindf. We handle Gtnuine Singer H:h. Arm SEWING MACHINES, $5.00 down and t.oo per nmn-h. We also handle the Demorest Sewing Mac'iine, from SiO.jO and upwards. Sewing Machine Needles and Oil for all makes of Sewing Machines. Ee;t makes of WASH MACHINES, FROM $4.00 UP TO $9.00. J. SALTZER. C? Music Rooms No. 115 West Main St., l!owr Market, F.loomsburg, Ta. mlI-3 TIIK MARKETS. M.OOMSBURG MARKF.TS. ooaaicTiD wiult. bit.il raicn liutterper lb $ F.ggs Per ozen Laid per lb. Ham per pounu Pork, whoic, per pound Beef, quarter, per pound , . . . Wheat per bushel Oats " " Rye " " Wheat flour per DDI 4 Co to 4.40 nay per ton...... jM oo Potatoes per bushel new,, , J9 Turnips " " Onions " " Sweet potatoes per peck Tallow per lb Shoulder " Side meat"" Vinegar, perqt Dried apples per lb Dried cherries, pitted Raspberries Cow Hides per lb Steer " CalfSkin.. Sheep pelts Shelled corn per bus Corn meal, cwt Bran, Chon " Middlings Chickens per lbnew.... . " " old. Turkeys " " Geese Ko. 6, delivered 44ands .... " 6 at yard " 4 and $ at yard. COAL. 5 .80 .40 S .11 S CS .it .is 3 CS .80 75 .60 1.50 1. 00 1.00 1. 00 .16 11 .14 4 .oil a. 60 3 8$ 3.60 na cmcMtrrtr cnolism pENflYROYAL PILLS iA-t'jH fc.r,,CHSTEK Ke,LKa M vj '-". . wi . . . 4 lw, 6-a-4-d mm PARKER'S UAID RALKAM imut a lousl rrt.-.-. .inn Tmi) to EHion Onr Hair to It. Tcmihful Cc.cr. rkv nrfl ' '1 lry the C OL UMB1AX a vir. ! BIGGLE BOOKS A Farm Lftrary cf unicitialleJ Taloe Practical, Up-to-daTc. Concise and ComrrehenslTe Har J soniely Printed and Beautifully Illustrated. By JACOB BIGGLP No. 1 BIQQLE HORSE BOOK All about Ho:e a Cummon-Sense Treatise, with ever 74 illustrations ;a staooani work., i'nee, y Cenu. No. 2 BIQQLE BERRY BOOK All atwut point Small FruiU read arx! lesrn r. " . cont.nns i coloird lire-like reproductjemsof .nieic:-.n varieties .-inJ ko other illusttalKitifc ITce, jo Cec--. No. 3-BIQOLE POULTRY BOOK All about l onltnr ; the beJ r oultrr Book iu eiien.-e , te'.'jeTervihinu : withje colored life-like rerrocuc-.icTi of nil the'rr-.napal tieeis. wita jcioUiet illu.tr atict s. Trice, so Craia, No. 4 BIGGLE COW BOOK All about Crws and the rirr Basinew : h.Ticr. r"' sale; ctrtins t colcrea life-like reproa e- rJi breed, wiUi ! oil er illusir.tianfc Prsce, 50 ceou. No. 5-BIGGLB SWINE BOOK tustont. All .bout Hrs Breedirit. Feedits? Eutc. i:r. l)ie.ir. etc Contain, orer So br.utu-1 t-'-tone ni oilier engr-ing. Frice, jo Outs The HIGGLE BOOKS are nni;ue.eirirl.asetul-TOi: oew awanvtlutig likethem o fractcl.omit ,e -r' . k., , . ,,. .vki West. Sort: i sv-uth. trr oat who keer a Horw. Cow. Hci r Cnicken. cr rrow- rnill Froiu, onfht lo sca f.i away for the BIGGLE BOO AS. The FARM JOURNAL 1. tout frr. made for too and doc a misfit- It - T',r o'.J; it is Uie rreat boi:exi-dowB. hit-tbe-ailo-the hesu cuit-fier.vou.hTeid-it, Farm aod HcmKheld V'-T the worliiUie b-.et r-aper of iu site ia the Tniied 01 America caving oret a cioouat-wietui Any Uic 01 luc ciuoi.c duuj, ana uc rAMi j-cj--"- VEARS (remainder of inm. lav. ije4, tn and I9CJ) will be mat ir "J to anr .idre tor a DOLLAR BILL. , . sample 01 FARM JUL RNAL and circular decribiaf BIOQLE BOOi.8 onwri aTKiNSOM, cuas. . jt-Naa. Address, FARM JOritKAfa rutii.- -b: j If the eis urs cct eta? the coccb j tie ccn;cb sr.?7 the man; ssoj his aj 1 Jiette, ti 0ee- k:s Treasure And h'. wc:k. o cale-i "cxus:!j rer?d:es" 1 sexntt'-nes re':e-re btrt they dots't fr" deep j ernt:cb to cere. tr. Fterce' Golden j Me-iicil riii.cvry cure congb And i c.. raises of the rep:rtonr orpar. per ', iecCy And j-rriAner.Ce. It siot the ; oocb It heil the Vr.j. :,rs the tmoirrhaire. if the Icrtes are t '.ee-.'.ie. Aid ty p-irlring the t'xl adJ increis izg the aioa of the l.vi -natice j e'.iids ettriche t-rerr crcan -ith the as ree-c.T- ) 3 coi hii i!ceV::i uiike a Imitiptra la JtPa. Japan kas now dai'.ie And aVxttit K'J otker prMiicA2. Twetty year jo tkere.wa ret a sir.f'.e pa;r LUh coulJ be calleJ daily la Japan. gJ IO-T. Mr busbtsd til bre-E CL-mrUT-g i t vrtr. tvi :.-c-r..e r-ak:T tnii mt tSal be -.tid (ta mi a cjr.Buitrot'n wnrrs air tor.n Vienna, oa N: at rfa F'ji- CiucA ri. ' He had suh trrr-itwe c.'Wi.--Hf r.-'A w-e oc osi't it w jcuch aiin&td tun ri ict lot buricir.j . a !u .tvi vvnaerl or a bemurrhae ai a.i.i arv t:rue. Arur tnrte da- cemf tiri br wa l;v w-ci.k to crn : Tr rcoai. The lid fc-.na c.kxL I iRarei. tte case to a crr.tf -l wh u.-Sc tue a taxxie 0 In. Iirror . v..ta aiedk-a lia.--iw e-y My faui.:uT4 rerc'vrry a-u remaraje. lm three daT- af-.cr be tire-ao BKme rr. rierre. Cr'u lea Bteoacal Diaroverv ht was and aros&J. and ia two B.-e uars at vtu Ui wvik. Tv. Muts cared fciai Dr. Pierce' Pxsuit PeUrts cure bili oosDea. They prcaiace permAnect bene 1 Aod ia Dot re-Act oa the r-etrm. One i A gtJZliC aAAA&TC, tVO A CaihATUC do. ALEXANDER BROTHERS & CO. DEALERS IX Cigars, Tobacco Candies, Fruits and Nuts SOU AGENTS FOR Henry Maillard's Fine Candies. Fresh Every "Week. tciT-s: GOC2S A Spectat.tt. SOLI AGENTS FOR F. F. Adams & Co's Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco Sole afent for the rollowtns brand cl CliAr- i -s, lisnnal, Iziizz Fniccss, Sansc, Bloomsburg Pa. IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF CARPET, MATTIXtf, or OIL CLOTH, YOU WILL FIND A NICE LINE AT W. M. BIOWEE'S D0011 above Court Hooac. A large lot of Window Curtains in stock. I -
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