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List of Jurnra for February Term.
1'KTIT Jitkous-.Second Week.
1 Ashley, Mn.yli?rry, fur. Cutn. Twp.
2 Hiiker, Alplionzoi l:i)'er, L'hU. Hu o.
8 Millie, KJwiinl, Inhorer, Catii. Mom.
4 l)elimeil, Win. pinldler, Miliuereek
5 Kves, Orvilln, fanner, (Jrwnwoo.l
K'ltfiir, Joiiu.m. firmer, Oreenwooil
7 FlommingH, Wesley, H it. man,
Monloiir
8 Oordnor, I. O , farmer. 11 1 10
I (IrlmeH, Wurren J .. laborer, C'nta. T.
10 llerrlniiton, Flunk, inerehunt,
HiiKiirloiif
11 Hons, M. MrUlaii. fur., JuekHon
12 Jiwjohy, LcOrnml. Ins., Rgt., llwk.
J3 Keller, M. Ij.. farmer. Keott
14 Kllnirer. MeClellen, lah., Ileiilon T.
15 Klliuter. Oldeon, lab., Ilrlm creek
1(1 Iiantleld.V. M.. mail iniin. Heinl'k
17 lituibaeh. Wilbur, far , MiiKurlfmf
18 MaiHteller. ('lark I)., far., Lncuxt
19 Mulli'Wi. Michael, grocery. Cent.
20 Martin, H. M., furmer. Cata. T.
21 l'urker, .1. I'... laborer. Greenwood
22 RlHhton. W H.. dm glut, Mooin
23 Hupp, Jlarinon. lab., Cleveland
24 Hoboin, Robert M., far. Greenwood
25 Ilemley, Levi, lumberman, Centre
211 Hand. V. I.. Kent. Mt. 1'leanunt
27 Kliuman. Robert, laborer, Beaver
2N Smith, Jlarry. farmer, Jnckwnl
S2!l Shatter, lliram, firmer, Scott
BO Smith, Cyril, moulder, Berwick
81 Seurlcs. lid., painter, Mloont
H'2 ThomiiK, Clark, far., Mt. Pleasant
83 Wright, Jackson, mfg., Benton M.
84 Wetherall. Duvis, lab.. Madison
& Walter Henry K.. undertaker, Hwk
8(1 Wolf, Harry, butcher, Mlllville
"triTl'list!
February Term.
SECOND WKEK.
Henry Hinterliter vs. Daniel
Derr, aud Clinton Dorr, trespass.
II. M. Yoctttn vs. Columbia
County, appeal from assessment of
damages.
John Atherholt and Lillie Ather
holt vs. Chas. Hughes, assumpsit.
A. H. Yetterand Geo. Yettervs.
Jeremiah Longenberger, ejectment.
J. VV. Adams vs. Wni. Adams,
trespass.
J. L. Reece vs. J. K: Lemon, as
sumpsit, appeal from award of
arbitrators.
Com. of Penna. to use of Zua A.
Guie v.s. Datiicl Knorr et al., as
sumpsit. VV. P. Vanderslice, Clara A.
Vanderslice and II. L,. Vanderslice
vs. The S.' B. and B. Ry. Co., ap
peal from award of viewers.
Thos. Mensch vs. S. II. and W.
B. Ry. Co. and Penna. R. R. Co.,
lessee of S. II. and W..B. Ry. Co.,
trespass.
Lena Blass vs. The P. and R.
Ry. Co., trespass.
Lloyd Fox vs. The P. and R.
Ry. Co., trespass.
Catawissa Catherine Carr vs.
The Lehigh Valley Coal Co., tres
pass.
Hannah Coleman vs. The S. B
and B. R. R. Co., trespass.
Joseph II. Slusser vs. The Penna.
R. R. Co., trespass.
Geo. Newhall Engineering Co.,
Limited, vs. Penna. Paper Mills
Co. and James B. Watson, receiver
of the Penna. Paper Mills, set. fa
eur. mechanics lien.
Samuel Longeuberger vs. The P.
and R. Ry. Co., trespass.
Minor S. Munson vs. Harman
Breish, trespass.
Rathbone, Sard and Co. vs. Ber
wick Consolidated Gas Co., assump
sit.
The Fairbanks Co. vs. Berwick
Consolidated Gas Co., assumpsit.
Archer Averill vs. The Boro. of
Berwick, appeal from award of
viewers.
Geo. F. Craig vs. The P. and R.
Ry. Co., trespass.
Clark II. Hower et al. vs. The
P. and R. Ry. Co., trespass. v
A. B. Croop vs. The P.. and 1R.
Ry. Co., trespass.
Albright Son and Co., vs. Ber
wick Consolidated das Lo., assutup
eit.
Goldsmith Accountants vs. Ber
wick Consolidated Gas Co., assunip
sit.
W. C Stevenson vs. Creasy and
Wells, trespass.
R. H. Mowery vs. A. L. Folk,
Henry Folk and G. H. Fry, as
sumpsit.
Gordon G. Keller vs. A. L. Folk,
Henry Folk and G. It. Fry, assump
sit.
Fraas C. Kistler vs. The S. B.
and B. R. R. Co., trespass.
B. H. Dodson vs. O. MV Hess,
assumpsit.
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, )
Lucas County. j
Frank J. Cheney makes oath
that he is seuior partner of the firm
of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing busi
ness in the City of Toledo, County
and' State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by the use of Hall's
Catarrh Cure. Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscrib
ed in my presence, this 6th day of
December, A. D. 1886.
(Seai,.) A. W. Gleason,
Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, and acts directly . on the
bio ad and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials free.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con-ftipation.
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JvCc?.i pco.a know that if tlicy have
been t'.Sk they need Scoft'i Emttl-
siori to bring back health and strength. j
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But iho ctrongest point about ScoitS
Emafsfon is that you don't have to be
$!ck to get results from it.
It keeps up the athlete's strength, puts fat
on thin people, makes a fretful baby happy,
brings color to a pale girl's cheeks, and pre-
vents coughs, colds and consumption. io
Food in concentrated form for sick and
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ALL DRUGGISTS!
MONKEYS WHICH ACT LIKE MEN.
llc of I'.roken Tlenrt, Commit Sui
cide, Get Drunk and Are Arrested.
Why do men act like monkeys, and
why do monkeys sometimes act like
men?
That question, In all seriousness.
Is receiving earnest consideration
from Prof. D. O. Wilder, D. S., M. D.,
biologist of Corhell University, and
other scientists who are endeavoring
to tract, the associate mouve which
prompt monknys to dlo of broken
hearts, to commit suicide, to become
Intoxicated and disorderly, and to
get arrested and sent to Jal. just Ilka
some human beings.
Prof. Wilder is confining his In
vestigation particularly to Petro
L'nrbuza, a remarkably Intelligent
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PETRO GOES TO JAIL.
chimpanzee, vhlch was arrested af
ter a protractel spree at Sayerville,
N. J., and sentenced to the Middlesex
County Jail at New Brunswick, N.
J., for thirty days. He wrote first
to Warden Charles Rogers of tho
Middlesex Jail, to rot a history of
the monkey's crimes, its pedigree
an.1 all the facts obtainable. He pur
poses to follow this up by a personal
study of the monkey and by an ex
amination of the animal's brala, in
case Petro should die. (
Petro, It Is said, inherltej a pos
ilon fcr alcoholic liquors from its
father and has Indulged whenever the
opportunity presented Itself. In its
cups the chimpanzee was the soul
of humor and mischief, which found
vent la th uprooting et beds of
flowers, playing "Peeping Tom" at
second story windows, from the tops
of telegraph poles, dropping pebbles
and sticks on passersby and acting
generally like one possessed ef con
siderable brain, and ingenuity, if not
sense.
It Is suspected that some ef Petro's
human acquaintances, knowing the
animal's weakness, made It possible
for the chlmpansee to Imbibe more
freely than was good for it. In con
sequence, It is said, Petro, previous
to his arrest .-. few days ago, has been
on a protracted spreo, during which
It had made life burdensome to sev
eral of the more timid residents of
the town of Sayersvllle. Finally at
the request cf a person whoso flower
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of the Zoo animals, "It should be
purely as a faithful lover. Ho was
not quite so bright a3 some if the
other monkeys, but his dovotlon to
Mlmi was remarkable.
"Several weeks ago Captain was
moved further down the corridor of
the primate house. Formerly he
had been right opposite Mlmi. Now
ho could not even see her, though he
would try to force his head out be
tween the bars to look down the cor
ridor. When he first arrived at tho
Zoo he was strong and companiona
ble, but when he was moved away
from his sweetheart he soon began
to lose Interest In the bystanders
whom previously he had amused by
the hour.
"Soko, Captain's room mate, must
have been aware of what was ailing
him, for he would take up little
pieces of straw and stick them into
poor Captain's ribs but without avail.
Captain moped and moped and the
keepers know that tho orang-outang
was wearing Its heart out for Mlmi,
while she, with a show of Indifference
to Captain's sufferings, would spend
whole hours as the does now, pick
ing up straws about two inches long
and balancing them horizontally on
her nose."
"How mrni' rniM ro r" on Iicr
aVaV u.t i i trm m - wifff. m. aM VJ
. a.. iu ni .1 t i i s i m tw r m m m. f t w m.
Ff$ ny of the Little: Tablets 1
'A Aisin tmi- PXiN is Gone. IS
nose at one tlrrc, doctor7"
"Usually ahout fou-t(;en," replied
Pr. Blair, "Rnd then she would brush
thom oT nn l -begin all over again.
Women ctrlalr.ly sra heirliera.
"Ci,,ti:ln soon lif.;;ii V lope his np
l"'ih:. In fnct, not!i!t: could tempt
him to eat. I pave him hot-house
Km pes, choice liquors, rare plums
find malt, but. be refused to bacoaxed
to est, and It is n rather serious case
when on orars-outang won't eat."
"Darwin says animals have love
chnrm) and love-calls. Is that true?"
"Yes, and the monkeys when in
love are coy, Jealous and Bhow Indl
vivlufil preferences and r.d miration
for beauty."
Curator R. L. Dltmar, of the Zoo,
sal.1 thnt the monkeys always showed
great grief when separated from
their monkey friends.
"Why if August and Baldy, the
two new chimpanzees, were separated
they would die," declared Keuper
Rellly. Come with me and see how
they net when separated."
The keeper went behind the cage
and opened the sliding door. He
then took Baldy out and shut the
door, leaving August alone In tho
cage. Baldy's eyes filled and luen
RAJAH ON A BICYCLE.
both monkeys began screeching and
tugging at tho llttlo door to open It
again. When the door was opened
Baldy darted inside and the two
monkeys embraced oach other like
human beings, chattering meanwhile
like two reunited friends who had
not met in years.
"Several other instances are on rec
ord in which monkeys have died of
a broken heart. One of these was
Jakey, of the New York Central Park
menagerie. This little monkey lived
for twenty-four years in the Zoo and
was one of he happiest and liveliest
Inmates of the monkey-house. In
June, 1904, Jakey and his mate. Me
lius, were separateed, and from that
time Jakey's health began to fall
The animal grew sullen and morose
and within a week was dead. Tho
keepers said Jakey had tied of a
broken heart.
Dude, a member of the troupe of
trick monkeys which appeard at Glen
Island In 1903, died of a broken
heart because after a surgical oper
ation which Involved shaving tho
Simian's face, the other members of
the troupe shunned him.
Several months aKo Robert Darwin
a four-year-old monkey, a member
of the Zoo company at Overton Park,
Memphis, Tenn., committed suicide
by deliberately lying down on the
track in front of an approaching
street car. Darwin had been suffer
ing from a contagious dl&easa and
hud been put In a cage remoto from
his companions. The monkey be
came melancholy and Anally escaped
from Its cage. It hid for several
days In the wooded district of the
park and then made its way to the
park approach and flung Itself on tho
track In front of an approaching
ear.
Jennie McGregor, a small pet mon
key belonging to Thomas McMasters,
who keep a saloon on Central Ave
nue, Jersey City, got Into the bar
room In the middle of tho night and
became so Intoxicated that she al
most died. Before suoenmMng to
an injudicious mixture of whiskey,
beer, gin, brandy and bitters, she did
considerable damage to tho saloon,
especially tho glassware.
The exploits et a fugitive monkey
which wrecked a Cat In tho Ruo
Blanche, Paris, a few weeks arso, in
a fit of violent passion, recall tho
ferocious orang-outang in ICdgcir Al
len Poe's story of "The Murders la
tho Ruo Morgue."
Like the orang-outang, the monkey
soaped from Its owner an4 clam
bered into a strange house, where
It destroyed valuable article with al
most diabolical thoroughness
When Mr. MacDonald, r.n KigHoh
teacher, entered his fourth do t flat
In the Hue HIm . .. c....unt-
Take OtlO
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of the Little Tablets
and the Pain is
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Veterinary Specifics euro dinonses
of IIorsuH, Ciittlo, theep, Ir, Hogs and
Poultry by acting directly ou tho sica Pints
without loss of time.
cviwltlooa. Lung reer, Milk Fever.
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cukes I Lunga. Pleuro-I'neumonla.
F. F. M OMC, Brllmrhft. WlnMHown.
OURU ) Diarrhea, Dyaentery.
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OUBM) tlecra, Uraaae, Farcy.
t. K.I RAD COKDITI05. (Marina Coal,
ovus llnalseallou. Stomach fcllaeaera.
no. each I Stable Cane, Trn ftporlflAa, Book, As., OT.
At dniioflaU, or an tit prepaid on receipt of price.
Humphrey!' Medicine Co., Cor. WUllam and John
Earecta.New York,
tW BOOK MAILED FREE.
d with a remarkable scene of ruin.
Hats, coats and boots, wero strewn
about the ball floor In confusion. lie
walked Into the kitchen and founJ
Tory piece of crockery smashed.
Broken plates and bottlee littered
the table, chairs and floor, knives a;iJ
forks were wedged In the flrcpluce,
and provisions of various kinds were
mixed together in a most unyltus
ant manner.
Mr. MacDonald's desk had been
plundered and valuable papers
strewn about tho floor, some of them
ruined by ink. In "lJte of the wltle
sprtad damage no valuables had ben
taken from the flat. It was evident
that ordinary burglars were not re
sponsible, and Mr. MacDonald had no
enemies who would destroy his ef
forts out of revenge.' He called. in
the police.
Investigation proved that a pet
monkey with the appropriate name
of "Coroner," had escaped from a
houBe In tho p.time ctrect. It was
evident that, aftor breaking the cord
which confined him to a third floor
room, he had clambered along the
root's to the apartment houso la wnich
Mr. MacDonald lived, and entered th
kitchen through an open window.
VArOR CAT 1 1 APPARATC51.
Friuiie to Support Covering Sur
rounding tlie Patient.
For breaking and curing a cold
no remedy equals the good old hot
foot bath recommended and used by
our grandmothers. Nevertheless, tho
method of taking the foot bath could
be Improved, as suggested by an ap
paratus recently patented by a Wash
ington man. As shown In the Il
lustration, this vapor bath apparatus
U far superior to the metal cabin
ets now In use. The apparatus con
sists of an ordinary chair, to which
Is attached a wire frame. The pur
pose of the latter Is to support a
VAPORS CONFINED.
suitable covering which, when placed
over tho frame, will entirely sur
round tho person seated In the chair,
Tho reoeptacto containing tho hot
water Is plaood in front of tho cha'r
eloso to tho foot Vapors arising
from tho hot water, instead of es
caping Into tho room, will' bo con
fined within the co erlng and come
In contaot wth tho person lnthe
chair. The from) work Is adjustable,
so that tho oovertug can be arranged
as clone to the body as d wired.
Dasovswaos at Sooa.
Glasgow was visited by great dark
less at noon tho other day. Street
amps wore lighted and shops had to
switch on the olectrio light Tho
darkness was as black as night
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June 1 194, xnd until J"urthir tlcc.
Cnrtleave llloom for Epy, Almedia, Lime
Ridge, Berwick and intermediate point! ss
fulluws:
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Leaving depart from herwick one hoir
from time as given above, commencing ft
6:Oo B. m.
Leave Bloom for Cataw.ssa A.M. 5'3'
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Cart returning depart from Ctnwim 20
miiirtetlrom time at given above.
First car leaves Market Squarejfor llerwick
on Sundiys at 7:00 a. m.J
First ennfor Catawissa Punrlayt 7:rK)n. m.
First cht from Berwick for llloom humlays
leaves at 8:00 n. m .
First car leaves Catawissa Sundays at
7 30 a. m.
(From Power House.
Saturday nihl only.
f I'. R. Connection.'
Wm. Tkrwillicbr,
Jjuerintendent.
Bloomslmrg & Sullivan
Railroad.
Taking Effect May 1st lvofl. a m.
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UnomHhurif P & H 9 0'J 2 W C 17 ...
Hlooirinburif Main Bt.... V m HI 0 ....
Paper Mill 15 5 80 C 90
LlKht Htri'Ht 9 18 2 60 6 84 6 6
((rangevllle 9 in 8 08 6 48 6 50
Forks 9 8B 8 13 6 58 7 08
Zanors U 40 ta 17 6 t7 7 1ft
Htlllwater .... "48 8 5 7 0S 7 40
BPHton 9 fid 8 88 7 18 B 10
Kdsons YlOO'i 8 87 fl 17 8 SO
CoIcr Creek in 08 J 40 7 t 8 16
Laubadis .10 08 JS 45 Jl 8. 8 40
Urass Mere Paik flOU) Ji 47 7 "8 ....
Central.... 10 16 8 6S! 7 41 9 05
Jamison Cltv in 18 8 65 7 45 9 16
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Grans Verol'ark t0l 1712 f;47M100
I.aubaehs y 08 ll cf I 4S 7 18 11 58
Coles ( reek ft l yil OH ( 68 J' n 12 08
Erlsnns 14 11109 r4 68 rT ti 1HU
Henron 6 18 11 18 6 00 7 9H 14 85
Htlllwater. 6XH 1121 6 0S 7 88 12 45
Zaners f6 85 Ml 29 17 n 45 12 58
KorkR 6 89 Jl 2S 6 21 7 49 loo
Oranirevllle 6 (0 11 4 6 81 8 00 1 80
Mirht. Htreet " 0 11 60 89 8 10 1 45
Paper Will 6 08 11 68 5 4 2 8 18 1 50
Hlnnm. Main St.. 7 13 12 02 5 58 8 23 8 05
Bloom.P&K... 7 18 12 Co 5 65 88 2 16
Bloom. 1) L W. 7 20 1210 6 00 8 86 216
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