THE COLUMBIAN. B! '..OOvisr..
BIN DIAL IXHl STANDAtd) Tmil
Artvnff,,s rinlrnpfl try t!w Inventor
for Tills Ovit llio Ordinary Form.
Tho ordinary min-dlnl naturally
Indicates min-tlmo, nnil th huh aa ft
tlmoploco Ih not ncctirntp, because Its
motion In not uniform thiYmtfhout
tho nr. A dlul tlwtt will IndlrnO
etnnd.ird tituo. or tho locnl time of
any particular pltico, If drvdrct Is
desorllx-d in tlin Mtcrnry I Ik hI. The
Cnhoro tllnl ps It Ih culled la one
soi.'.l pk-co of lmnzo, except the foce,
wl.lf.li 1.4 :in (iiKrHc-l Inonw cyllri
dlicul : licrt whnw nxl Is Inclined to
Uio l-.orlTon'nl pin no at nn a;rf !e
cqiK'.l to tin Ulic.1,1. of tho ptaro un.1
dli'.'.'liy -jaiVx. Tlu shadow Is cant
by :i mnrll bend held by n wire kept
strctr;,fM: by a HprlnR, ns Micwn la
the i lcti.rc. Tl.r i. !i rtltlc principle
on which ih" f.i.-J dopoads In thus
,dcs rlix.'d by tl.o inventor. Ho hiiyn:
Uun-dial to tell dtaudnrd tltnc.
"Tho relative motion of tho sun
and o:irth Ih such Mint tho sun's ap
parent p:iMi In tho heavens, when
mapped with reference to tho hori
zon piano of some lived locality, Is
only completed so that tho suit be
gins to describe approximately tho
same path because of Fovernl compo
nent motions of very Ions period,
which are for the present purposes of
tho second order of muKnltU'lo imd
may bo neglected. Considering tho
sun's path results from two compo
nent motions, tho rotation of tho
earth on its axis onco per day nnd
the revolution In Jta orbit once per
year, It will be seen that this path Is
one continuous curve wihch is ap
proximately completed only onco a
year, and will bo retraced each suc
ceeding year. K:c.h day tho path la
almost a complete circle, but tho
circle Is not Quito closed, as the path
tho following day Is n similar circle
very near the preceding ono, so that
the path resembles a screw thrend
except that the pitch of tho screw Is
not uniform throughout the year, but
changes from Its maximum at tho
time of tho equinoxes to zero at the
polstices.
"For a sun-dlal which Is to Indl
cuto time it Is necessary to Know
more than tho mere path of the sun
In tho henveus, which Is only a geo
metrical curve described in spaco. It
Is necessary to know where the sun
13 situated on this curve at all times.
If a point Is marked on the sun's
path, as above described, for every
hour throughout tho year, It will be
found' that tho points made at the
same hour, say 3 o'clock, on succeod
Jn days l!o very close together as
con. pa red v. 1th points corresponding
to hjcceculns hours of tho samo day.
At '.) o'clock on tlm succeeodlng day
tin svn would have made a complete
revolution In its screw-thread path,
and will then bo at tho correpondlng
point on tho next adjacent thread.
If it wore exactly at a point for each
BuccFodlng day, nil tho 3 o'clock
points for example, would be locnted
The surface muy ba almost any
shupo a horizontal piano Is objec
tionable because tho shadow of the
bead becomes Indistinct at hours
distant from noon, owing to In
creased distance from those parts of
the piano on which it is then
thrown; nlso because tho system of
curves would differ with locality.
"If in such a dial it la desired to
indie;: to tho time of some other local
ity It Is morel necessary to revolve
tho cylinder about Its axis ,by an
amount cot-rot -ponding to tho differ
ence In Mmo between the two places.
This l as been dono whenever stand
ard h'.st'.-ad of local mean time Is
wuntcd. or when Greenwich tlmo ln
Btaad of local moan tlmo Is desired."
There is more Catarrh in this
section of the country than all
other diseases put together, and
until the last few years was sup
posed to be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced it a
local disease and prescribed local
remedies), and by constantly failing
to cure with local treatment, pro
nounced it incurable. Science has
proven catarrh to be a constitu
tional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hall'sCa
tarrh Cure, manufactured by 1?. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
only constitutional cure on the mar
ket. It is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It
acta directly on the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any
case it fails to cure. Seud for cir
culars and testimonials.
Address : F. J. CHKNEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold bv Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Fills for constipation.
,-9
Moit people know that if they have
been tick they need Scott4 i Emul-
S ton to bring back health and strength.
But the strongest point about Scott's
J Emutsion is that you don't have to be fr
, sick to get results from it. X
Y
9 It keeps up the athlete's strength, puts fat X
, on thin people, makes a fretful baby happy,
9 brings color to a pale girl's cheeks, and pre- a
1 vents coughs, colds and consumption.
t Food in concentrated form for sick and
1 well, young and old, rich and poor.
1 And it contains no drugs and no alcohol.
ALL DRUGGISTS I 6O0. AND SI.OO.
JURY LIST FOR DECEMBER COURT
K A X 1 Jt.'KoKH
1'. K. K'itilt., Sutfurloaf township,
lloyd Vance, (miirJ tmvnuliip.
Ici'cMii ili Snyder, locust township,
(ieorp- V. (lolly, Franklin twp.
Jesse 1 1 ', Situation!' township.
V. H. I'M. MliMiiimbiirir.
Belli V. I'ViiMtennsclicr, Main twp.
Harvey He, Benton township.
Abraham Iti'niult. I lemloek twp.
Scott Melleurv, Stillwater.
Vm. Tillev, Hemlock township.
n viil Wnisli. Centrulhi.
Charles Hughes. Locust township.
Howard Shultz, Woom-buric.
V. II. Ureenley, Tine township.
A. J. (Jelisil, Cntasvis-H township.
Harry llemleisliott, Madison twp.
(iran't Murtz, UliarcreeU.
Iiichurd Ivey, I Icmtock township.
John Fort tier, liloomsburg.
A. K. Fullmer, l'iue township.
Henry (ienre, Conytigliain tw p.
Howard (Ireeiiley, Mud Hon twp.
Jacob Nimh, Mifllin township,
TJtAVKHSK JUHOltS-First Week.
Clint A. Kitchen, llltMinisliurg.
John Hen vner, Kcrwick.
C. M. Smith, Hciiton township.
A. 1J. Comstock, Sunarloaf twp.
Charles Wagner, Locust township.
Weldie I lent. Hemlock township,
J. W. Brown, Main township.
Philip Kabuck, Heaver township.
Win. Dollninn, Urecnwood twp.
I). L. Hess, Benton township.
Kmanuel Yost. Jtrinrcrcck twp.
Seehy Kdwnrds, Benton township.
F. J. Hess, Suarloaf townsliip.
Win. lSrobst, Jilooinsburx.
In Kramer, Madison township.
W. IS. Hess, Jackson township.
Stephen Hartzel, BliMunsburg.
J. SleKargell, Orange township.
John Mourey, Hoarnig (!iwk twp.
Ilurr Albertson, Ureenwooil twp.
John Oliver, Locust township.
H. F. Kelchner, Stillwater.
M. O. Howinan, Millliu township.
Jcrre Kostenbauder, Franklin twp.
C. 1'. Klwell, illooinsburg.
W. U Miller, Gret'iiwv)d township.
John Fruit, Main township.
Jerry Vansiekle, Hugarloaf twp.
Jtrittsin Hess, Jackson township,
li. J. Demott, Millville.
Kugene Tewksbury, Catawissn.
Furmaii Kressler, Scott township.
Harry Black, Greenwood township.
John Larneil, Hhsunsburg.
John Oman, Mt. Pleasant twp.
John Shutter, Mt. Pleasant twp.
G. W. Gordner, l'ine township.
J. li. Vannatta, Jackson township.
Jerry Welliver, Greenwood twp.
John Johnson, Greenwood township,
G. W. Appleiiian, Orangevllle.
J. W. Shuuiau, Iuin township.
G. W. Koberts, Jackson township.
KImer Hai;enl)uch, Certer twp.
H. W. Watts, Hloonisburg.
C. T. Nrittnin, Herwick.
W. H. Fislier, Hhsmisburg.
J. N. Harry, Berwick.
TRAVIS USE J U HOU8 -Second Week
Calvin Crawlord, Green wocsl twp.
C. W. Trump, Orange township.
J. M. Comstock, Sugarloaf twp.
C. It. Conner, Jackson township.
Kradley Suit, Hrlsrcreek towtisliij).
Win. Kaup, Herwick.
Albert Frank, Conynghani twp.
K. 1). Dentler, Hhsimsburg.
B. (. Keller, Henton.
Holoinon Dinner, Main township.
Alfred Culp, Herwick.
W. H. Itoberts, Catawissa twp.
W. H. Stackhouse, Berwick.
Klias I'tt, Hhsiiusburg.
W. H Cherriuirton, Itouring Creek.
J. C. Wenner, Benton township.
W. A. Snyder, Seott township
A. W. Snyder, MilHin township,
Wurreti Allabach, Oraiigevllle.
Klias Weaver, (,'atawissiv.
C. T. Bender, Fisliingcreek twp.
H. L. Waters, Catawissa.
Simon Hons, Heaver township.
K. P. Shultz, Sugarloaf township.
F. It. Jackson, Herwick.
ltobert Ptitrh, Hhsmisburg.
'l'hos. Benjamin, Jackson township.
G. li. Martin, Hloonisburg.
Hruce Se.ybert, Mt. Pleasant.
Daniel Milleg, Locust township.
James Uberdorf, Catawissa.
Josiah Levari, Main township.
James Quick, Montour township.
Cherringtoii Kester, Locust.
James K. Smith, Herwick.
Abraham Mclleiiry, Henton.
The Flrtt Dancers
People have danced for thousands
f years, and will probably cnntlnuo
to do so for rbps to eom. This cus.
torn Is of anclont origin. Tho first
people to dance wers the Curetes.
who adopted danclns; as a mark of
rejoicing in 1543 B. C. In early times
tho Greeks combined dancing with
the drama, and In 22 R C. pantomlmlo
dances wore Introduced on the Roman
stage. At the discovery of America
the American Indians were holding
their religious, martial, and octal
dances. . ,
ctiiicIi with m Nprlntc.
It can bo safely stated thut tho
common everyday crutch Is no differ
ent from the one usod a hundred
yours no. No one thought of chatu;
lug It. Every ono who was unfortu-
Spring Prevents Jnrring.
mi to enough to need ono was per
fectly satlBlled with Its make-up so
no change was deemed necessary.
The Improved crutch is shown In the
Illustration. There Is very llttlo
difference noticeable. It closely ro
sombles the ordinary crutch with one
exception and that exception Is a
spring near the lower end. Tho
spring Is placed between the usual
rubber guard and the end of the
arms of the crutch and Is colled
around a connecting rod. Tho pur
pose of the spring Is apparent at
once. A cripple's progress la neces
sarily slow and tedious, but this
little Improvement should make his
walking less Irksome.
A Marble Bible.
Groat as has been the amount of
labor expended on the various Biblcf
of the world the palm for execetiuD
must be given to the KuthJdaw,
which is a Buddhist monument neai
Mandalay in Burman. It consists ol
about 700 temples each containing
a slab of white marble , on which thi
whole of the Buddhist Bibles, contain
ing more than 8,000,000 syllables, ba
been engraved. The Burmese alph
hot Is used, but the language is Pali.
This wonderful Bible is absolutely un
ique. Tho Kutho-daw was erected in
lSr-7 by Mindon-mln, tho last Kins
but one of Burmah. Tho vast coll
ection of temples together form a
square, with a dominating temple In
the ccutro. Each of the marble slabs
on which the sacred text Is Inscribed
Is surmounted by nn ornamental can
opy In puyoda form. Kansus City
Journal.
Geld Railroad Passes.
It Is nice to have a gold pass at
tached to your watch-chain which
franks you flrstclass over the rail
ways of a continent, and sends every
ticket collector's hand to his cap.
Such is the happy lot of Australian
Ministers and ex-MInisters, but the
"deadheads" are now so many that
tho nnestlnn nf rautrl .finer thn A
1 of passes has been engaging tho Pro-
mlers Conference at Hobart. Tho
loss of railway revenue runs Into
rr.nny thousands of pounds. In Vic
toria alone there are eighty ex-Minls-ters
with free passes. Ono has had
his pass Blnca 1857. He must be the
record "deadhead" of the world.
lndon Oronlcle.
HUMPHREYS'
Veterinary Specifics enre diseases
of Horsos, Cattle, Sheep, Dogs, Hugs and
Poultry by acting directly on the sick pabts
without loss of time.
A. A. FEVERS, ronsxatlona. Tnflaroma-
cduu 1 tioua. bunt rever, mil rerer.
B. II. (SPRAINS. Lamrnoai. Injurlea.
CCUta ( Hbeumsllaiu.
CO. SORE THROAT. Quluay, Epllootlo.
cuu I Ulalenper.
?uJ!!lWOBM8' Bots. Ornba.
E R.lfOrnH4, CnM., Inflnrnsa. luBamel
ouuui Luufa, ileuru-lneuiiiiul.
F. P.irOLIO, Bellvarh. Wlnd-Blowo.
ona I Dlrrh, liyaenlarir.
CO. Prereuta MISCARRIAGE,
H-JjKIDKEY da BLADDER DISORDERS.
1. 1. f(KI! DISEASES. MDe, Erapltoni.
ODUi tlccra, Uraaae, Karcy,
J. K. I BAB CONDITIO, Starlnc Coat,
ocaaa ludlgeailou, Htumacb ailacscra.
We. eaoh Stable Oaae, Tea Spealfloa, Book, 4o., T.
At drusstit. or aant prepaid on receipt of prloe.
Humplireya' Hedlcloe Co., Cor. William aiul John
BtreaU, Maw York.
tW BOOK MAILED FREE.
WOMAN LIQHTHOUSC KCEPt.-S.
Only Woman Keeptr en tiie Atlff'tio
Coast Tended Lights 19 Ycsrs.
Tlicro aro a nuiubci ui uxim i;o
Cvak suiarlcs frout the L'u.tv..i S
gcivcrunietit as assistant hg.ilho i .e
keepers, where thoir husbendj, eoi.s,
or some other relatives are in chuie.
Ii.it Mrs. Walkor Is suid to bo t.it)
only woman on the Atlantic court be
tween Alalno and Florida who lu t!io
heail llfeht keeper, whlio the man who
helps her (her so:i) Is an nsr.istaut.
It Is 19 years t;lnc Mrs. Walin r went
to Itolibtn's lleef light as a bride. Hho
has not left It since except for a few
hours at a time. She virtually went
to "tin; reef on her honeymoon, and
he never fell Into tho habit of Mile
lug for leave of absence.
All that she knows from personal
experience of the great lsnd to which
she camo as a girl Immigrant from
Germany Is comprised within the Ilia
Its of Htaten Island, New York city,
and Brooklyn. She says sho has never
wnnted to go west, south or any where
else. Hours of solitude have taught
her, she says, that she Is In pretty
g.)o I company when she is by herself,
and that happiness lies in being con
lent with simple things. As a wile,
mother anil widow, tho Happiest and
saddest days of her peaceful life hr.vo
been spent within tin.' circular walla
of her voluntary prison. Shu declares
that if she were compeiiod to livo
anywhere else sho would bo tho most
miscrablu woman on earth.
To speak by the c i; d, tho Kobbin'o
Keef lighthouse Is a conlc.tl Iron lo.v
er, 'Wi feet high, b.iilt un a circular
Btono pier. Its oliicial location, g;vea
for tho guidance of seafaring intn. 1
"bearing 3Vi miles north of Tort
Tompkins light." From tho tlmo th?
(.unset gun at the fort Is heard on tho
reef until sunrise next morning the
Robbln's light shows a brilliant while
Hash every six seconds. It can bo
seen for 12 miles, except cn foggy
nights. It Is ono of the first lights
tho pilot on nn incoming vessel sees
when he enters the channel. It shows
Mm the way up through tho Kill von
Kuil to Newark bay, or on past tho
more pretentious statito of Liberty
L.ght to the port of New York.
When the light is obscured by fog,
as It frequently Is in winter, Mrs.
Walker goes Into her deep basement
urd starts an engine that sends out
siim blnsts from a foghorn at Inter
vals of three seconds and that can be
beard for miles. When this siren gets
down to business Mrs. Walker and
her ton sit up all night. There is no
uso in going to bed. Might as well
try to sleep In a boiler shop. But the
fog-horn machinery, like all other ma
chinery, sometimes goes on strike.
Then Mrs. Walker has to climb to the
top of the towor and hammer on a
huge bell. When tho men at the gov
ernment lighthouse station on Staten
Island henr that bell they know that
a visit is due Mrs. Walker as soon as
wind and weather permit.
"This lamp In tho tower It is more
difficult to care for than a family of
children. It need not be wound more
than once In five hours, but I wind It
every three hours so as to take no
chances. In 19 years that light has
never disappointed sailors who have
depended upon it. Every night I
watch it until 12 o'clock. Then, if all
is well, I go to bed, leaving my as
sistant In charge."
The government gives Mrs. Walker
coal, but it does not give her wood.
The sea supplies that. When a par
ticularly line log heaves in sight, Jake
and his mother go on the terrace
There is a swish of a rope through
the air like a cowboy's lariat. An
Iron shaft sinks deep into the water
soaked log. Jake and his mother
make It fast to tho railing until op
portunity offers to haul it ashore at
low tide and cut it up to dry.
But the tldo brings other things
than driftwood. It reveals tragedies
fragments of small craft dashed to
pieces In a coast storm, and the bodies
of men and women counted among
the "missing" until the sea glvoa
them up.
PENNSYLVANIA
Sen mi in 12
k. 111. k,j5,, 190(1
TiAlni limvii KAS. j-.. ... : I'm loiiowa
Kur NeH(!iiii'i:s aha w linen i..-n', V fti, liilii a.
HI., 2: IS 4:S Muauupcck oulyy, t: i: III. Week
OltJ n.
foi hi, lAiina and Banbury, HM, 11:17 a. in.,
:)T, 7'. p. 111. wuk 1.ih; -uniU.m 4-u'i i. 111
fur I'lt tulon anil Suihiikiii un tulluwo: 7mo llMli
a. III., i.U, it.; p. 111. wiM'k-aurn.
ri.r ruitnviilc, K.-iidliiu'iina miUui'lphtn,? 60 11.
111., i: ! p. 111. wi'i-k da) a. .
tf lliixli'lun, I'M lu:iita. ru., 4.JS, H.JO p.m.
I'l'K llilj .
cr Luwlnbiirr, Milton, WlillHiuHiorl , Lock
iiavt'ii, itmiuvo, anil KIUKy 1 1 4. a. m. vrt'
wi: l,WK iiavi'iiuiu)', n- in, i.ll Hi.;
lor WlllinniHMiri mm liimriiii'dlatu -ttat.liiim.
Hi, 11:1? u, m.4:07,7.6 p. 111. wuek Uayo; 4.07
t . Ill Mlllll lJ A
For liiUlernnii., I'yionc.i'lilllpHburg, and near-
(li'lil. :i , 11:4? u. 111, wi't'K iluyx.
Fur lliirilituuis ami iiilciiui'Ululi; Btt loneS.ttA,
11:17 a. in., 4.07, 7:4b p. 10. weHK uayi 4:07 p.
in. Siinilnvs.
Koi I'hllttd.'lplils (via llarrtHbuoO. Hftlt.lniorc
and WaaliliiKioii.). U ? m., 4:07, 7:rt p. in.
wuck UayH: nunuayx, l:o. p. In.
Koi I'liuuiirtftviit ilurrlsliurw), B:?:ia. m., 4 Ci
7. p. m. wi'rk ilayH; t:ii7ilull ; via U'wIhkiwii
Junotlon, h:A'i, ll:4i a. in. wrik-days; via Lock
llavun.S:), 11:4? a ma wi'i'K-iln) .
Kur (urllioi infortunium appiy to Ticket
Agents
W. V. ATTKKBbKY, J. K (UU,
tuin:ralMaiuKer. I'nssT TralllcMgr.
UriO. W. UOVIi,
(iurmrul rahSiMiger Ak''1'1
PHII.ADKLPHIA &
RKAUINCi
RAILWAY.
I In pffect Nov. P., vr.4.
I TKalNaLtfWb ULv '.Mout'llli
Knr Nn York, HMlail''ipni, nealtnir, I'ottH
tilf. lM'Oauuii, weekduyt t.-J7 via W isi .Mlll.on:
ll: io a in, via Kant Malianoy; p lu via West
'r" iilluniH-jiirt. Wttuk'luvs. 7.7 a m 3.S9
i - - -
P "i. . ,
i Ki.r Danville and Milton, weekdays, 7:27 a
j "!i' OiVUwtaaa wfi'kdnys 7.27, a
I Kor K.iprt wekd.ys 7.7, ll.as a, m. Hid
: .".), 7.U0, p. rn.
TRAINS KOK UI.OiMr.l'.UI((.
Leave Nw Vork via l-anunsipnla u.i.5
m.,sadla llastou w.llla. m.
Loavel'lillaJelphlu 10.1 1. m.
IaveHadini; i2.p.m.
Uiavpl'oltnvlilHU.S'ip. ui.
LeaveTaniaqu1.4Hp. in.,
Lsave Wllllainiiport Aroekdaysio.or. a m, 4
boave Oatawisea woekduys, S.Sfi. .W) a
m
I.bii, s.S'.'n.m.
LevpKupirt, weekdays, (.44, s.as, 11.40
m. 1.88,3.40 0.21 p. m.
ATLANTIC CITY H K.
From Clicstr.ut !SUHcr, Feiry.
ForHoutli St. sw timetables at, stations.
WEEKDAYS.
ATLANTIC CITT,
7:.in a. m. Lol.
V:no a. in. Kxp
Ik-Ala. ni. Kxi.
lt:00 p. m.;Kxp.
ATLANTIC CITY;
4:00 p. m. Kxp.
(Ml .Ml nut oh)
ft:0li p. m. Kxp.
6:iH) p. in. Lei.
7:15 p. rn. Exp.
bUNDAYS.
ATLAN1IC CITY.
5:0ii p. m. Lcl.;
7:15 p. ui. Kxp.
CAT It MAT
AND
OCSANCI1T
8:50 a. m.
4:15 p. III.
6:i)0 p. in.
SKA IHI XCITY
S:(0a. ni.
CiPS MAT
OCIAX CITT
ATLANTIC CITY
9:00 a. m. I.ol.t
w.uO h. in. Kxp.
10:00 a. in. Kp.
ANIltXA IB1.I
CITT
8:45 am
Dctallod tlmo tables at ticket ornivs, lath and
(IliPHtntit Ht.s ,814 C'heMinut St, 1006 Cliestnut
Hu, (09 South 3rd HU, f.'M Market St., and at
buiuols.
onion Transfer Company will call for and
check baggaKO from liousls and residences.
A. T. DICE, KI80N J. WRICKS,
Geu'lSupt. Uen'l Vasa. Agt,
Columbia &. Montour El. Ry.
TIMi: TABLE KFFKCT
June I 1904, nnd until Jjrthtr ( tier.
Cars leave Bloom for Epy, Almedia, Lime
Ride, Berwick and intermeaiaie points ai
follows:
A. VI. US:oo, 5:40, 6:ao, 7:00, 7:40, 8:20,
0.00,0:40, 10:20, 11:00, 11:40.
P. M. 12:20, 1:00, 1:40, 2.20, 3:00, 3:40,
4:20, 5:00, 5:40, 0 20, 7:00,7:40,0:20,9:00
trfAn in'ld ( I 1 :onl
Leaving depart from Berwick one hour
from time as given above, commencing at
6:00 a. m.
Leave Bloom for Catawissa A. M. 5:30,
6:15, t7:oo, t3:oo, 9:00, tio:oo, tusoo,
12:00.
P. M. I:0O, tl:, V" 4:O0 5:00 0;0o
t7:Oo. 8:00, o:oO. 10:20, (11:00)
Cars returning depart from CMawissa 20
mnu'tes from tune as given above.
First car leaves Market SquareJforJ Berwick
on Sundnys at 7:00 a. m.
First car for Catawissa Sundays 7:ooa. m
First car from Berwick for Bloom Sundays
leaves at 8:00 a. m
First car leaves C.vawis 'mada 31
a. m.
J From Power House.
Saturday night only.
fP. R. K. Connection.
Ww, Tkrwii.licer,
Superintendent,
THEPOSTAL 9C A(
TYPEWRITERS JVU
A Few Excelling Features
First-class in material and work
manship. Uses universal key board-writes 84
characters.
Simple construction Fewest parts.
Alignment positive and permanent.
Extra great mauifolding power.
Unexcelled for mimeograph stencil
cutting.
Inked by ribbon, as in $100 machine
Visible writing no carriage to lift.
Style of type changed if desired in
few seconds.
Light, easily carried weighs only
lo'i pounds.
The lowest priced practical type
writer. Every machine fully guaranteed.
Why pay $ too for a typewriter when
the Postal, which will do just the
same work as well, as easily and
as quickly will cost you only $35.
Why tie up that $75 where you
derive no benefit from it ?
This machine can be seen at the
Columbian Officb.
Postal Typewriter Company
Nor walk1 Conn
Lackawanna
Railroad
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