THROW UP YOUR HANDS! prayers 1 meant they sIhkiI.i be rwLty ! tlwrt. l'.l Ih-v ivi-ti yu al-uiit trn - Wore I ae.l to name tlic ratv .f the 1 utlijur j yatltsj ter (tit y l-ly outeu Switb I riiould" anturer. "White, black, J the wy Verojcldn't her toM np nuth an.l tli mountaineer." The Utter beltings jj'to pve that you wasn't a y. U.!iititrtive raw. While he way be j jtis a farewell wjueeie, and classed ith the white a far aa color j Jon-t it op t(,;n me." ga. hi taste, habit, cliurarterUtKw . " and mode of lift- are peculiarly hr own. ) The Lack of Striking Things. If he liken yoii he will make any aarn fjtolfisex; ifhe hales yia he ill seek your life with determination which nothing can damp. The great world beyond hit mountain home U sealed b-k to him. He lives in himself, by himself and for himnelf. I wa ridinjr over that mr of the Cumberland Mountain w hich Oeueral Morgan . Federal i held so gallantly w hile F.uell and Brag were driving each other lry torn over Kentucky, when I lost my way. The mountain trail of the South ate dangemos puukw t aetranjfer. They run np and clown twixt t.:m llg lose themocl ve i dark ravinea, aa I m-em to suddenly end m dark and lonely gaps. There is a feeling of loneliness which you cannot shake off, and a feel ing of anxiety w hich rid w ith you. and kevj every sense alert Kvery rod of the trail has its ambiwh, and every quar ter of a mile it cliff; seeuiiru-ly ready to fall otion you. I came to a spot w here three trails branched away. It was luck and chance. I took one w l.iih led me into a long, dark ravine, w here the sntn mer sun has never yet toadied the icicle on the rurzed rocks, nor cooled the mountain rivulet pouringover the nio grown hxlge. After going mile I felt that I was wrong, and was about to turn back, when a oice suddenly called oat through the semi -dark new : "Strangi-r, yon air kivered ! Throw op you' hatil!" If that command ever reaches your ears oliey it at onee and do yottr arguing wiWjttentV. It mt-an that your head or heart is in point-blank range of ballet or buckshot, with a finger n-wting on the trig-r and ready to poll if you don't vv the summons. I i went ti.y hands. After a long half mi n ale a mountain eer, w ho had a sight on me with a d-Hib-J-liarrelied sht-giin acre a point of tuck twenty feet alita'l, s;cped luo view on the trail and said : "Mranger, !ip ' n '." "I elii.tasl oir the saddle. ' Now lead your tnuie np that ravine." I siinpiy saw a tnan six feet high, straight as an arTw, lonp-haired, whis kers nnkept, dreas that of a mountain eer. Yes, I saw more. He held the gun fair to my breast. me suspicious move on my part and I ma a dead man. He sioke in a low voice, but there was that in his tine, which chilled me. Without a second look at him I took the mule by the bit and led him np the ravine. We 1 hnd nt got taenty yards before 1 scent- j ed a whisky still. At the end of five ' rods more we were in a rude cimp. Two j moonshiners sat on a log. guns across j their knees, and bark of aud below them j a still w as running off its extract of corn. ; " tneo' them spies !" said thp man who j bad followed me as I let go of the mule : inferior to those used for dairies from and sat do n on a stump. ' w hich lur.-e inantities of milk are sold, "A goo-1 ketch!" growled one of the ; hut they siiould lie superior in every re sitters, j Biect. ne of the great clistaclrs is that "Mighty kind of him to come y ere ; no regard is given to the cjuality of the chuckled the other. milk, the value of the cow dcjiending on ti u : .. . . t. 1 . 1 i. . 1 1 . t- 1. . ... j ney nere ueiousiiiiterTi, aim iiieT iw j mo for a rnir wnl out hv the government ! ' - - itticial of that district. I looked from ; one to the other. There was a determin ation in each look an implacable stern ness of expression w hich would have warned a genuine spy that his hour had come. Not one glance of pity not one line of merry. A prisoner at the stake among the Aaches would have had more hope. These men were lawbreakers outlaws injr hunted every day in the year. Why ? Ilex-aui they were making a liv ing Lec-pin? boily and sdu! tsipether in the only may ojx-n to them. The bita of vallc-y in the grim old Curulierlanilic ill prow corn and pota toes. The jxitat.it are wanted for the tahie. If there ia more corn than the rabir-bac ked ho or the t-hacklinK mule can consuiue, it is a dead loss. (.Vinvey it to market two days to go and two to come and sell it for two bits a busliel, and the owner and se!lr would Htarve on the way. Make it into a barrel or two of whisky, and it will br'ng cash on the smt, or very near it. It is not to prow rich n.t Imping to lx;tter his con dition but simply to live. It is against the law of the land. The mountaineer may fro raed aud buncry, but Ice mast not distill. It is the only law he breaks. Aye, lie even live closer than inoct of us i to the commandments. He breaks it lie- : cause grim necessity forces him to. He i is outlawed and hunted lhato:!icial may j make fees. I I knew all this licfore I looked into the stern, w-t faeea around me, and I knew why I looked in vain for a gleam of mercy. "I am no spy," I said, as I l.iokcd alxiitt me. I am a traveller, making for v'umlierland tiap, and 1 have lost uiy way." "tioup tint cath '." conimamled tire man who had captured me. "Not until I satisfy you that I am not a py." "Kiver him, Joel ! whisjiered the man to one of the otlicrs, and a shot-gun cov ered my breast. The leader ran back down the ravine to lie sure that no one had followed us. When he returned lie auij : "Say yer prayers, stranger ! Joe, when I riz niv hand vou plug him I "I'id any of you ever hear of Joe Kickaliy?" I asked, trying hard to keep a steady voice. , . . i "Wall, what if we didr' leader. " "About a year ago I found him in jail in II . He had been there for several months. He was sick and out of money, and I aided him. Here's his uame in my notebook. See !" The man with the gun lowered his w eapon and came closer and asked : "Was anybody else in jai! with Joe V "Yes, half a dozen all moonshiners. I sent in 2 worth of pijies and tobacco, and I got one of them some quinine. "He's the chap, sure' shoot inT ex claimed the man a he turned to the oth ers. "On my soul he is ! added the leader, as he came up and removed my hat. "Durn oar buttonBr wliisjiered the third. In a minute mote it was all right, and they were shaking my hand so vigorous ly that my shoulder ached. The humble cabin a quarter of a mild away, was open forever more, and it mas two days before they would let go of me to resume my jouroey. Tiie wife at the cabin had more perception than tiie men. She looked nie over and then said ; "Oh! ammafrsv, but yon fillers ia all blind Hain't he a Yank all over and all through? Whars the sunburn? Whar's the lingo ? Whar's the boss-pistols ? Purty moss you"d hev got yerselves into killin' a Yank, w ho don't keer if every branch in Tennessee runs cl'ar w hisky. Iletter not be o handy with them guns rter this." The leader walked beside me for five miles when I left, an I when we rted lie said : "Stranger, when I told ye to aay yer There are jwjde who deplore in ainel ancholy way the loss of the "golden age f ljteratBre" that, they tell us, has gone forever. Everything to-day is common place. There are no fine essays, no grand poems, no wonderful drama that will live forever, no striking stories. The lit erature of to-day is only "the pouring of wine out of old bottles into new," and lots or w ine spilled in the process. Our writer are buy over w hat some other wen thought of what some other men scaiJ. If this lie so, and iu a certain sense it is true, what isthe matter? Why ia it no "Hamlets" are written trwiay ? It is mid that there are in the lnited States about two thousand rsons who fairly may be reckoned as writers. Why do we not firtvl new Milton and Shakes peare among them. We niay be sure, if they were there, they would be found." Centuries have their iudividualttie. There are tides in the lives of nations. May there not now be an ebb in the lit erary work of these times? There is cer tainly a "young flood" in the scientific thought of thin half of our century. The character of this century's thorcht is technical, industrial, scientific. Litera ture is. after ail, only a mode of expres sion. May it not be ronsibie that the Miltonsof these days are using another mole of expression Certainly, if we look at a mind like Kdison's, we see an original genius taking rank lieside the great creative minds of the so cailed gol den age of literature. A hundred years ago Edison wonM I have show n the thought that i in him by means of a great poem or drama. To day it seeks another and equally striking mode of expression. IVides iliis w i.lot division of intellectual life into new fields of labor may lie noted another I iint The critical demaud to-Liy is for ! originalitr. AVe are tired of bks about j books. The wine is no better for the new ; liottles let us have new wine. This de- j ' inand has toadi' it very dillicislt t- say j anything new or striking. All tiie po.-i- j ble phases of human experience have , been dn-k-ribed, all the "situatinns" in j which nn-n aud women may lie placed ; have been repeute 1 many times in our novels and dramas. There is no new j personal exjerienv, otherwise such i l.o.,ks as "Ir. Jckyil and Mr. Hyde," and j 'She" would not have been written. . Thf t fintil'iii'iii'ii Hints to Dairymen. Hundreds of cos are kept in each couuty simply for supplying the family I with milk. In such cases tiie owners have no opportunity of grading up their j milch cows, as the animals are kept on , limited areas and are often iasturcd on t hired pastures. As a rule such cows are ! toe cjuauili sue j icms, pc ii'ikv, iiowe- or tiu e..iii ti the aid ( lli.w ulin nr.. I I endeavoring to w?-ure the largest return j at the least cist, and teaches that miik is 1 , . ... .., v,,..,. ., and that its value does n-t deiiendon the ! amount 01 nmo yieweo, out on xue P.ia- tive proiHrtion of solids c.,ntained there- i PUI11Iti.,n anJ . is back health and hap , m, including the fat. The value of the j ,lin k fiir fi,rtllna,.. xhe ,,han- iiit.lt, therefore, defends (rreatly ou the , j food, ax Wis a!s., vary in their composi- . lion. . cow .a p.u as mum a bix- teen quarts of milk per day and yet not provide the family with as much nutri tion as one fed differently and giving a lese amount. Nor do the todids always designate the value accord in? to quantity, for they, too, vary, and it liecouie a mat ter of judgment in feeding. The cow can-jot manufacture sonn'thim; out of nothing, and any deficiency existing in the food will also exist in the milk. These matters are important, especially when the milk is intended for very young children, many ol whom pine away for want of some element that may tie lacking in the miik which constitutes their sole f k1. The cow that is com jielled to secure the greater I'ortion of her food here and there cannot give rich milk ; and what is intended by the term rick miik means something more than thecreatu, as it is often much easier for a I cow to give ni the essential k richer in cream than in ! elements of food. She ' should Ik- a machine for rendering sohi- j ble the foods that contain nitrogen and j the phosphates, as well as mineral mat- j ter, which are really tiie nutitious prop- j erties of milk. A incsw of cornnieal, with a bare pa.-Mre, w ill not supply her. She should have au abundance of bulky food, with grain of. various kinds. To select a psxl cow without trial is a uitiicu'.t mat ter, but the Inst cow are hearty filers. and convert their food mostly to milk anl take on fat very slowly. They should milk up close to their eriod of calving, and should be j;'-t.lle and easily managed. Life in the Bahamas. SjHir.gir.g has all the attractions of a j gambling adventure. Should the cruise ; besticceful,the protitsare large; enough money may be nude in a short time to ! ensure the enj ir merit or months of idle- i ness. And idleness is a real luxury when a man can recline under the shade of his own guava or orange tree, and have the I latest news from the past-in? neighbors as they aauntei a'on):, their fanners iftmnd Ilat basketiof palm leaves! piled w ith glowing tomatoes, lar green avo cado pears, or red and yellow pepiers, for sale in town or else chew su(rar cane or6moke a pipe, at the spirit moves him, Ukir.f an thoujitit for the morrow, w hic h is pretty sure to lie sunny and lutlmy as to-day. Iwellers in the dark and som- lire n.irtii ran hardly realize the charm j and joyousness that seem to radiate from j earth and air in the lotus-enting southern ' climw. The mere sense of existence lie-J comes in itself a happiness; one can un- uersianu w nat animais prolialiiy tcel iu pleasant pastures on brilliant days. Then, aa the sun sinks slowly downward, the golden heavens glows over a rejoicing earth, flushing every moment into richer beauty beneath the departing rays, w hile rosy beams of light streaming upward like so many auroras is a singular and very beautiful cflect often to be seen in a Bahama sunset. Vhen the sun has set new beauties apjiear, every bush and tus sock liecoming alive with thousands cf firellies, and when a silvery green moon rises in the calm, deep sapphire sky, it is difficult to decide whether night or day lw the more full of loveliness. Ik-sides the fireflies, a fire lieetle one of the .' trn is a singular insect with a brilliant green phosphorescent light proceeding from two round spot on the thorax, ad ded to w hich, w hen excited, the insect has the pow er to emit a regular blaze of light from the segments of the abdomen, of such brilliancy that one can read by its light. In Cuba ladies fasten these elytra as ornaments in their hair, or let them flash beneath the folds of tuile dresses. His Picnic Closes. The visitor to the conventWm U going home. He was hen a longtime for him. He ha sweated in the heated corridors of t'tie hotel, hurrahed until his tonsils were inflamed, drank beer, lemonade and whrsky until his face is like the back of a !i!ed lobster, .moked five-cent ci gar. ihvked himself out with badges from every dcl-,-atiitti, i-cruotted himself to le lured away by women of the street to ice cream saloons, where he paid for it at the rate of one dollar per dish or more, rid on the grip-kyar, seed the lake, slept on a cot in a hallway, spent all the mon ey he has made in tix months, and is now ready to go home and tell his family all about the convention. He has re mained until the names have been plac ed before the convention and is content to leave the nomination to the delegates. I Jst night he left in number. He car ried with hi:a aa souvenirs a basket of peaches, some 1 .ananas, a lot of advertis ing carls for the childien, a Chicago dress for the old woman, w hich she will wear to church and make her neighbors niaiL He w ill be a big u .n in his dis trict the balance of the year. He w ill tell the folks in his settlement what an all-6red big town Chicago is. and how he didn't w to bed uuiil 11 o'clock and "never got up till most 8 next morning." Hppy soul ! It was a circas to him. j He grew younger for it, and he w HI live i longer for it He had more fun than you will have, young city man. all the days, of your life. You may make fun of him j and hurl the old chestnut at him about j iiavini: hayseed in his hair, but he meant his fun He mav have been an old fool. but you'll never make him believe it And when he dies and his spirit goes up to the judgment, and the recording-angel looks over the book and asks him, "Were vou at the Chicago convention iu 1SSS ?" , MV vtM. And then the angel 1 looks again and says to him, "You pnt in I a night of it on the levee." he will say yes; but it we only one night, and then . he stayed at home the remainder of his : life. The angel will call fir the sponge, and, dipping it in the erusive sublimate, ' lie will wipe out the record and say to: I him, " o in ; you've cot here by the skin j j of your teeth." 0.tVi ;,.i lu' i Strange Sensibility to Blue. 1 A prominent gentleman in a neighbor- ! ing city is al ways made sick by the sme'd , of watermelons. He can detect the odor ; if one is carried through bis house two I ct thn hours licfore he comes in. When ' TMrr'eiitl.! tit ntl pi. it nittice him ! I deadly sii k. S-iiking of this fact; an 1 I engineer on the Hudson Kiver Ilai'road I ; sai I : ' I have had a p.-ci;iiar experience j ! in refereucv to jviisoiioiw sui-stanL-es. ' Poison ivy has never injured me, and no external poison that I have ever handle! i has done me harm except in one in- stance. I once wore a pair of blue over alls, and wore them to go swimming. The blue color came off on my body and iioisoiied i;:e. I was in such a condition that I had to W liftcl from my lied on sheets. Since that time I cannot even ! put my hands in bluing water w ithout I unpleasant res ilts. In c leaning my en i gine, if I take up any waste with blue threads ir I can tell at once from the suf I fering I ps-rience that there are blue I threads in the bundle." - j rt ' ' vioo.wo js . h! thincr tow-t. and the man who t - r - ( :.... 1 c-. n 1... t,,i.,-. i jH i,.. turn of fortune s wheel, is to lie i .u ylM .,. wi, -ajK-s from j ... ..i,lt,.i ,,f .1,, ,ir,..i -,...., .n- of .:..:.,. s,,MJkK1 arf s,nai! ,,.. ov. ery (vnsumf live may lie absolutely dure (,r rocoxt-ry . if he take Ir. l'k-rveg tij den Medic al discovery in time. For all scrofulous di-iejises i consumption is one of them it in an unfailing remedy. AH dru'ists. A Smart Dog. Senator Kenna and Senator Blackburn are great sportsmen, as even- one knows, lach is the ow ner of a linter, the rela tive merits of which thev are frequently engaged in discussing in the cloak-room i of the senate, rnuch to the annoyance of ; their More staid colleagues. The other ilav Kcnn.i said to Plnckbum. liL'htin-? a I fresh c;gnr : "Joe. you may taik as much as you like aliit your dog, but mine won't go out with me when the cartridge don't lit my gun.'' j "An audible smile went around the i room, and everybody thought; well fori once, Joe Klackhnrn ha been beaten at j his own game. The junior senator from j Kentucky, however, was equal to the oc- ! moment and quietly remarked : j "Well, Kenna. I admit that your dog i exhibits an intelligence almost akin to j reason, but I don't mind backing mine j air.iinst him. 1 was in the fields tine day j w ith that dog, and a nan I wasn't ac- ; quainted w itli came along near o. My 1 dog. iMiinted at him. I called to the dog. but nothing would ind ;oe him to move. ' Si I went up to the stranger. J Sir,' I said, "would yon oblige me with vi ur name ? " j i "Certainly," replied, the granger; 'my name is Tart ridge." " I Without another word Kenna tool: ISlackhunfa arm and both disappeared in the direction of the senate restaurant, followel by the shouts of their friends. .V- l'ori: Trilmi,,. Young lady I heanl someliody kis ; vou in the dark hall last nif lit. I i Maid You pit kixscd, too. j '"Yes. but that's the younj; whom I am eninred to be There is no harm in that." man to j married. ( -t.! . . ,, l i m ;;.ad to hear it. He was tue young man you heanl kissing me in the I.uil last night." j Young lady faints. It is said that lightning never s'riles twic-e in the same place. Neither does a mu'e. The reason is that the place is never there after the first strike. . . . f?7? TOP tn9. ChlldrP.n a.Ddren f.-el the d. t:!.'ir rf the elianpini! season, c-rru mon- t::aa aCulta. raid tl:ry be ri:i crr.s, civi::i. a..d vncuntroUalrie. Tiie ld'tod s!mi:M be rler.n-cd r.-.:d il:c sysrcin liivlporatci! l.jr the ast ct I!.l's Sur..ai arII!a. " Last SiTing Dry two c!::!('.ren trpre vacsrl lalcd. Siwa after, th?T tir- l.r;.:!i.t:t with rca liHC snrtt, so dreadful I i!ki;L: 1 eliould li'.riia llnud's Krciahlla cared tlviu ecm rletely; tad thry hve Non liea'.iiiy ever wnre. I do feci U-t It.nvi'a 8irsaiarilla savcl c:y chl'dren to n.c." Uus. C L. TuoxrsoN, Vt-t V.'irrcn, Mass. Purify the Blood Ilimd't Sirvtparilla Is ehanrtenzee! T three u:iaiit.- : lft, tl:c combination of rcmoctial a-ents : 2d, the proportion; t, t!iO proem tf secnrlng the srt-ve mfdicinal tiuallliet. Tliereuililsamecik-lneof nnusoal strerjcUc, effect!:.; enrra liltber.o ireknown. Send for bix:k eoutalaii.; additiutial evldeace. Hood's Sancaiariila totK-s up mr svitm, pnnlie aiy ...l. uliarpi'tu inv ."iH'tii. and vrc.-tiK to mnWe l:ie .rr.- .1. . IlJultro, JfaTtMer t4 lX-ecls, Lcwell. Vass. H i Siranari;ia beits all ethers, and H W'TIll ltw.-llit i pr.M. I. liAJtUSliTUS. UO liuUi airuci, Jcew Votk City. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by iu drurists. (t ; six for fi. Stada ci.-y by C I. H'r a CXX, Lowen. Kaaa. 100 Doses Ono Dollar. SOME DOCTORS h'riif -tlv aJeitf t.wt thrr can't cent Kheumatin -ar!trU. Khrr mv tl f a bat i:l. Ath-lf-jh.-ros 83 nothing Imt mm. Th&i the? wrrrt if its mceesn. car of trial hare ptcd it to be a 7V, wt curt. OrwrrL H.. fVH X PT In WTTrmrt f (-,. '1 tli"j-h'T'ai imed 9m a rrt rvl. the u- r ?ukim miH-f fn-nt rti'iL-i-in fT itr utui hAitir Kb lT ih; d w b ls""r-r!t I'hrirscW.. .U Ulh S'UU tirKl VaaMtiU w-tt r:h :t irt-iir r lief. 1 iUl Ht) H-.rKrlMfaV;. OTHr"f I bav- 'sr-t th rxmxiy wit& th in) Bf-Miit- h-ji e- anl I U thfcluUul fJT ui Uke pvi u w A n n. MriL Ut i-Chbt. Scad cpnt f-w th Ktitl(Ul roloivd plo :inr. Mrih MaNlvn." THtATHLOPHCRCS CO. 112 H'atJSt. It. T. KKtabliMhed 1jO, JOS. HORXE & CO., fITTSBUGJH, f A. We a! now opening fpring hnporUUYm? of tlrs ?noU, black cilks, rolorv1 silk. India i!k, vel vets, ltlaek lre (Ttioi, hhaut. bwties' wrai, fftneh autinos auJ snrtch ginsiaanis. lwiery, gtv-, euitwiileries, taMe linen. hiLe- ke-H 1? pt, curuim. and draperies, rill- Ifcriw. milliiM-rr, ladies' merino un'tt'rwcar. mus lin un!crwe.ir, UreM trimiuin. butUHl?, Ac. & Alsu mt'ii'i tiii'lcrwcar, noekwtj. fine while thin, half haiHlki-rehief., u.nln-lla Ae. Out f'in:n y-t- are Inspirits! direciiy frtiro the manufacturer in Enn.j.-. ami all American jpri .- jmn-liast-1 nrn the rwnufii-:iirers din-et. We are th mabitst u srn;-te with any notice in the ouii:ry in the mailer of pri.-eA. Weoarr- the lnnrot airtnM nt of poll in all deTMruiK-nt. tn f Jiut in any iau'izhmviit in Vcst-'m Pvnn-y!' a:ii.i. I Wht-n yi-: inuw lo t!.r city, U.'c a lik thnHigh 1 our .lore-. "it ;h.T y.m uant to Imy ir ilu. ! All (l'mrt:ik'ur. are ln'W weil j.:ckel Utt the j dnler by cull receive careful and i-r.K!:) at 1 temi.m. JOS. BORNE k CO S I Penn Avenue Stores. Ii tt.sburl 1. oct -lr lJa. ERRINE'S puke BARLEY MALT FOR Malar! k aa .-.a- w , i lilt Ce A l.llnir trn i.rl in N-trlli 1 icr--.(i:ttr::"s,iiil o vi I'crrinei Jk.rW y MmI! itl orw-e. be v-,.n.isni de li. f'-r iwjr nl- pre-'H r al ion j.e -tv:tt, H41. ear ly (lu lt.-it. of n;-iti.-3 vt'lrr. 1 lne us I: -g I'e r r I n' Kiire l:jrley Malt i ro runc it ll.e be-., fcrtonn reruetlv fi.r tii,anaaul lochcLe- Of-II." mm It will erailicato from tue nT.tem all Ute forme at Malaria. itmvrTTONH. Tnke trt oC tttne. 'U.slul Three Time m War. L . . I.. K 1 1 I ..... u-. 4 V.n t-.itH, na. gt-u-u. uaie UuhI e Kii.Mtftg ot H. $ . S. PERR1EE-iTT. l ii.iiMieihi. ea- W. L. DOUGLAS'S $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. The oii'.v fr.iv mi! n SKA M LESS JloE in 111 ntirM uia!'' n '.' fi i- wn.V At iY!i.h iitl liiirnMf a ih4.' fivctli,; f."i or mill hnhinz n t k tr naiif l- wmr ilf tun kinr or hm I'i fct'l. n:akt i!icim a i.u:f. Tt !; dl i:itii' i hmul riiH !' llie U-st. Nmi? ir'ii- nin iiii'n Muii;jw-i mi UjUuiu ' W. L. Ntj' n W. L DOUGH $4 H OE, Uc ori-'n.ii a:iJ tnW h.li -1 Jt noltat it (!'-.', ttllll'h lentils f'UU'Ili lTtxp sh '"Mint froni lt W. L DO'JGUS S2.50 SHOE w URcxiUM for V'OOLGLAS 2 SHOE worn by M boyi, an i if tlit tx-H atii'M'i ii'.' iii ic V(rl'l. Ali the hUivck-xkI's nre cntiit: in t unirtv B"t tn mi', !nre. if iKtt !tM Ly mir Itaief, rilc V. L. Lml iiLA.. UnH"kiii. ijtv-t A. H. FERNER L BRO. Agt's., WiMEUSKT, FA. ;D. D. HESS & SONS' POPULAR FERTILIZERS. Nothing- wilt Crow Without Food. FARMERS. lok to finnlitr a well n price i.i tiiliS l'liosl-HATK-S. lni..n.-.:it to MmmU'r thai D. D. HESS &. SONS' HICH GRADE FERTILIZERS Ar. jiyf f.m-.A to ! rtlit.le:id ofxbe name tiicb njui1..r.l. l'-d t-r the m.M t-nv-rprtsine 'a TiiDyoiiiH. tiny Wli. eiirH-li thy ii and iiien-M.- t-i- m.i. Cw;,.i of .ui- Sl.LV.Jrr?'! DEEPI SEA. WONDERS ea- aiiii(rtiHnr;!c of fcrnis. ut are Miriia.v.cd lv the tnarrclof inenti.tn- TIiim. wiMiarrm iwlf pr-xital ri wnrl; thai can l d.me w hile livinjr at h..cue siiouid a: imiv wnd their a'i.lreM to UnlKt IV. Pim'and Maine, and rveeive free, full Inf.irn.atl.in how either i". f all aaw. . earn fnn to s.v"iperUy a-i.l nnward. wherever thee live. You arc: rt-e-t five. apital not requireit. Some have made over i-iO la a vnle dy at this work. All ue eeed. Jxnll--as-lyr. DIPUI V REWARDED are thov? 11 I WII la I liolca d '.hisuud thenart: Uu-y w..i i::.d n.m..rwtu c-nipl.,v:jent That will n. laie ilM ta from iIm-it liones au4 familirc Tue .r,'tits are laree and ure for every indtistri t i-rsi,D : many nave made and are Vow mak-l-ireveril hundred d..-lar a month, h e-v for any one to makesf. and upuar-i" f-r dre who willmir to w.-k. Kuh vi. votinc ild ; ra).iul not lit-ieled : we start voii , everMlioig new : no ir;ai wiiiy rcsjiilrVd v..nn nr old ; eao do it well u anv on. Write to cs at .Mtce for full tMinicuian.. whi. h we mail free. A.Mrc-e SriNo Co.. Pce-tlaod. Me. jaa lL"tlyr. YPMIXIT1UT0R-S NOTICE. twaie of !amn.-l rrirt Avr'A.. late of Shade Towiu.!;!p. .-.a:ilTet Co.. l a, letters of administration on the l,r" estate haviiir lieen rranteri totheunderninied hr -he pnM authority. tBrtirs. ia h.-n-liy piren io all perx .rat indebted ta (aid estate to mek? imme.li-au- iMcyinent. ami thoe haviua eiaiins aeaint the murte to t4eseul tlirm duiy auiheiitieate.1 f, W tietneul lo Uie AdmiiiiKratrii witlinnt delav eAKAH KLKKK. jonewth. A.lmtntratrii. DinNTlUTOn'S NOTICE. Lstale of FJ:a P. Kerr, dee d, lnte of AJ.ILson Township, tsimersrl County, Letten ut admin isiralion on theaSn eetate hae liif; been crahicsl tnthe anderviinittl !y ine tmns-r authimtv. notieew herei.y (riven to all nertania ln.U-hte.1 to t;d estate lo make imnieliaie IM5-Bient- and tB having elaims arainst the wne will present there duly authenticated f..r aeuie Beoi to the Admiciftratrir wi-oot dlav LiANIEL AfCfs-ri.VE. Adminiatraior. -a- I PI aaaaiBKa WATCH THE LAC EL. ( i i I Bunco Thieve Secure $10,000. XoaaisTowx. Ju!y:Ai A swindle by which Jj.mIj I". Ui-ii! a farmer of t'entre tsiure. mar Xorristown, was defrauded out of 10.) wonli of (Incinnati and Midland Railroad bonds, readily negotiable, has been brought to light. From what can he learned ot the case it seems that the stranger insinuated himself mlo I'iirs sxkxI jrracra by exressinK a de sire to purchase bis firm. Then lie induced lleia to exhibit hi deeds, mortgages and other mx-uritica. Keiff Iw-pt these ia the vauit of the Xorristown Bank, but to ac commodate the oily tongued stranger he went to the bank and got the box. The stronger filled in the time with Keiff by playing three-card monte with him, win ning considerable money. Having gotten a glimpse of the box containing neiffs securi ties he procured one similar to it, made an exchange of boxes, and departed ostensibly to drive to Xorristown. If is believed that he boarded a train at Jenkintowu for New York. Rciffs losses are estimated foom $10, nou to il.VfiOO. Hunting Pearls. Yon Deed not go to the flats of Xew Jersey to find Pearls. Use the celebrated Tooth Wash Minot's Ientifrice, and se cure the treasure of pearly white teeth and healthy gums, l'rice 25 cents per j hottle. Use no other. Sold everywhere. Winter Wheat Yield. CmcAoo, July '22. The Farmeri Return this week will print the following crop sum- 1 mary : A careful canvas of our reports shows that Wisconsin has the largest estimated yield of winter wheat, the next being Kan-I sas with the other Stales in the following ! j order: Missouri, Illinois. Kentucky, Indiana j ' and Ohio. The estimated average yield of j j each folate is thus given : Wisconsin, twenty- j j five counties. "13 bu. ; Kansas, thirty-eight I counties, 1! bu. : Missouri. forty-eii;ht coun ties It 1-7 bu. ; Illinois, seveuty-one counties 13 1-7 hu. : Kentucky, twenty-seven counties l-'i bu.; Michigan, twenty -eight counties. 12 4-7 bu. : Indiana, fjrty-thiee counties, 10$ bu. ; tihio, fitly counties, lu 1-5 bu. There is no change worthy of note in the condition of the other crops. Hay, however is yicldine somewhat better than was antic ipated. Oats promises to be a heavy crop this year. Potatoes also promising well. Shiloh's Consumption ure. This is lieyond question the most sue ccs.ful Cough Medicine we have ever sold, a few doses invariably cure the ! worst CLses of Cough, Croup, and p.ron- j chilis, while its wonderful success in the i j cure of Consumption U without a par- j j allel in the history of medicine. Since I j its nrst discovery it has been sold on a j guarantee, a test which no other niedi- cine can stand. If you have a cough we j earnestly ark you to try it. Price 10 j cents, 50 cents, ami j 1.00. If your luniw j are sore, Chest or Hack lame, use Shi I lob's Porous Plaster. Sold by George W. j ISenford & Son. The cowboys have fired so many bul lets into telegraph -pedes iu certain dis tricts in the west that a gust of wind snaps the pole short oft", and much troub le results. The Homeliest Man In Somerset, as well as the handsomest and others, are invited to call on any j druggist and get frer a trial bottle of j Kemp's Ildlsam for the I.nngs, a remedy that is selling entirely upon its merits i and is guaranteed to cure and relieve all ('hron.c and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Ilronchitis and Consumption. Trice oO cents and $1. The red flag indicates one of the four things siieritr, smalliiox, anarchist or IVmocrat. The bandana is a gay llav to sail under. It takes them all in. Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Shiloh's Catarrh Iiemedy, a marvelous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth, and Headache. With each 1x4 t!e there is an ingenious Nasal Injector for the more successful treatment of these complaints without extra charge. Trice oO cents. Soi l by George W. Ben ford & Son. An Asistant of Bowles. Ai'eor III.. July !i. Another arrest in connection w ith the J dynamite conspiracy ! was made here early this morning. August Ka-rc;!, a prominent brotherhood man, was awukmts' by ak-uty sheritfat his room in the hotel .ind arreted on the cliarge of as sisting Haut-reisin. IV.wles and other alleged conspirators in procuring and distributing dynamite for the purpose of injuring the t be projierty or the ISurlington coniany. lie was taken before a justice and gave bail in the sum of Somi. He was a comrade of ilowles. and it is alleged that he knew of his connection with the dynamite conspir acy and aided and alietted the same. Answer This Question. Why do so many jeople we see around us seem to prefer to suffer and be made miserable liy Indigestion, Constipation, I'i..iness, Ii-w of apetite, Coming up of the Fowl, Yellow Skin, w hen for 73 cents we will sell them Shiloh's System Vitalizer, triuiranteed to cure them. Sold 1'V tieo. W. IVnfonl & Son The Ways and Means Commit tee and Ex-Confedarates. Unhappily for the condition of the American people and the power and honor of the nation, the decision of the question of the symmetrical and com plete diversification of our industries rests, for the present, w ith the adherents of the late southern Confederacy. The eighth section of the first article of the Constitution of that Confederacy prohib ited the laying of any duties or taxes on importations from foreign nations, to promote or foster any branch of indus try. Five of the eight gentlemen whom Sjieaker Carlisle, after frequent consul ta tutions with President Cleveland, named as a junto to which the duties of the Committee on Ways and Means should be confided, had sworn to maintain and defend that Constitution ; and Messrs. Mills, V. P. C. Erekenridge, C. E. Creck enridge, Wilson and Turner had, by ser ving in the Confederate army, shown their willingness to lay down their lives in behalf of a Constitution that would protect the South against the robberies inflicted by the protective system They were not peculiar in holding thns in tensely to the faith of the British Cob den Club. F'jntiH. Some Foolish People Allow acouh to run until it pets le TonJ the reach of miiciri. They of ten pay, "Oh, it trill wear away," but in most rae it wears them away. Could they be inlttml to try the snorvssful medicine called Kemp's Balnam, which we sell on a positive guarantee to core, they wouM ininiecliately see the excel lent effitt after takitiir the firtt dose. Pried 00 cenU and $1. Trial sizes irte. At all Druggists. A Georgia poet writes : " I go to utrike the lyre." If the fish aeaaon is on lie need not go far, for the liar will come to him. I tan troubled with catarrh in my head to an annoying extent for three years. After using one bottle of Ely's Cream Balin I was entirely cured. Wm. J. Gine, Victor, Jf. Y. 4 (YAMDnilMn THE CELEBRATED NERVE TONIC A Word to the Nervous A healthy boy has as many as you, but he Joesa't know it the difference between "sick and Why don't you cure yourself? Celery Compound will do it Pay life once more. Thousands have. WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO.. tn Our Pep uUr Brand CL. CcTTjimcticriyct clurays ic&efjzd. 1 A Fime Quality of ATA REASONABLE PRICE Ilook ytiTH 1 cl Bi) EACH ft IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A FIRST CLASS ARTICLE IN WBACC0 DON T TAIL TO QIVE A FAif TIBIAL DONT TAKENY 0THEr jKa.FiNZiiR i BROSLouisvule,K ARBUCKLES' name on a packago ot COFFEE is a Kuarantea of excellence- a packago ot COF i of excellence ARIOSA is kept la all : m tho Atlantic to tl C0FTEE is kept la all first-class stores irom tho Atlantic to the Pacific. COFFEE is never pood when exposed ro the air. Aiwrays bnv th's brand ia he notically sealed ONE POUND PACKAGES. For full Information of the route, where to ob taiu (joveruroent Land., Map. tt.. Address A. M. BRALKLSRIDGE. Central Passenger Airc-nt, Corner 7th Avt. and fenithrleld Streetn, Plltsburuh, Pa. Oils! Oils! The Stun-in ri OU Cofnoany. of Pltttfrnruh. P.. inn to a inx-iM;v itf niuiiufiu't'innif for the liuietic trutie the tiuct braiitls of Illuminating & Lubricating Oils Naphtha and Gasoline, Tbt can be marie from Petntleiim. Wo challenge IL'Oaajjitirin wlihtrvtry known PRODUCT OF PETROLEUM. j If yon wish tbe most uniformly ! Satisfactory Oils I IX THE ! I -A-merican Market, Aw for oiira. Tnute for fsimerset an.! vicinity ! Miioiie.i by m)K PEKRITa nd 'KtA?: & K'xisKK. a..Na.-k;r, Pa. aej.tJVST-lyr. EXCELSIOR COOK STOVE AiiAYS anffingr. EIGHTEEN SIZES AND KINDS. ill Mm cai lie SuM! MA VFACTthED BY Lt i SI. A t KU LE BY Tt. 15. Co., SOMERSET. PA. CatarrE-9 ELY'S jCream Balm Clearuoa ttie Xasal Pamirea, Allays Pain and Inflammation, Heab the Sores, Re tor the Senses of Tafte and Smell. TBYTHE CtRE. IAY-FEVER Anattlcle r aptlle.l into earh nnMrfl and ta aarwMe. Price Mi rent at drtmisu : br mail reaisiered. Ok. ELY BhO., to Warren Street, ew .jrtt. .lyr. im a n to . B aft lZ u&re ?, ou SICK. That is "welL It is easy. Don't wait Painc's your druggist a dollar, and enjoy Why not you? Proprietors. BuHlngion, L RAILROAD TIME TABLES. BALTIMORE d; OHIO RAILROAD. SOMERSET CAXBRU BRAXCH. DISTANCE AND F ARK. Miles. Fare. f 40 1? 50 2' TO " 1 10 15 50 1 10 s i 00 210 U 2M 7 SO 24 SO X 90 5 1 1 tO 110 t to Somerset to Stoyrtown...... Somerset to Hoorenville... Somerset to Bethel SomenuH lo Johnstown.. Somerset to Kockwood.. isirnenet to Gairelt Somersetto Mt-Jfrl ..... Sumerset lo Cumberland Someraet to Washington..... Somenel to BalUmore Sumerset lo I rsina ... : Somerset to Confluence i somerset to roouellsvilie . j Somerset to Pittsbu.Trti. I The fare to Philadelphia Is H.M, and to Sew j York, tll.tis. ' Summer Arrangement In effect Apr. 29, 'It. SORTII-EOUSD TRAIXS. JOIDCSTOWX EXPREsS-.No. SI. t Jfrirw. Johnstown 7:25 a j Kkwml.. 5:3) a m s..MtK-sLr. 6;t a m ! lieiicer a m i Horstown sril a m ! llistversville- S .12 a la ! Bethel e:i a m MAIL-No. 93. Ira. I . Arrurx. nitstmrxri s ons m I Johnstown 1.15 p m iv. k.'ju.ii.ii a ra Millont I1::J lu S.mersel 11 -Ci m stoytown p ui Hoversviile. 1J:J u m liethel U .il. j, m Pessenirent from Pittsourrh ehAliRP ears for p. .ii.t lu the .somerse t & CaiiilirUt al Hoc k woud. SOMERSET ACCOMMODATION' So. '. t j Buitimore ICHiO a m j r,Uttirj;h i . p m i rtN-jcu-Hl .s-1:". p tu ! ililh.nl 5 .T p m SfiMEKitT Zttfm ! fwenm-B fi Siini-rset from the eat and west on the f:itturgn iiivisiou, c-hauKe can at Kock : wood. SOCTII-BOCXD TRAIXS. BALTIMORE MAIL Xo. . j Lrnrr Johntnwn 7: "in a m Bethel a m i JloovelvviUe (C:.lc a in .' sti.yj.towu K.V in j Oeieer Pliant isvM KKLT s.'l am ! Miii'orJ a m Ioekwot V. a m -iituierlaiict 1 p m Wadhiiigtofl p m Iwitnuore M 6 V p m Piilsburgh 2 xV p m Kwrnn-f for joiuis east and west change cars : at Roc-kw.joiL i ACCOMMODATION Xo. W. Jolintowu...... 3rt) p m ) Itcr.bl 3:.Ct p m i Ho.vcTsville. 3:1.; pm Suiytciwn . iikipm ; tietavr l i'i p in t SocitasET - 4::il p no Rnc-kw'UMt 4 V p rfl I inuoerlaiiJ 7 a p m Pitu-lnirvh s. 41 p m j V4.-UuKUn... 7:Ju a m baitituore e.e a ta : MilforJ A2 p in ! Pnwnrers for eaal and wist change can at Uuckwutftl. j ROCKWiXiD ACX)M.MODATIOX So. . t Uarrt I Amm ; SV.xf.hsei p m KcK.kwuuci ius p m I M:lf.cl -.:..m r I famiiiRf Irmvinii on this train ran make iw ! nevli..u id K kwuu.1 wiiic cigbl Utprcna tnuiu I en.. aal wot. , Dailr. t Iily ezcrpt Sunday. It A I. T1M0RE & OHIO RAILROAD. ! PITTSBURGH ViriSMX. EAST-R0VXD TRAIXS. TtniRM Lmre Otmbcrrd tu. Miil. Pm-bnrrh 1:00 r. . a fit) a. . fc-jo r Hra.ld.. k -A s:J - Mt-Keesprt l:.it W est New ton ft-t ' .. " ' rtr.il Kont " trniiellville S :tr " !,.- ' li ju "' oliioPyle 4 W " jo m i"ou!!tic-iire 4::cl ' io.iT ' li"i'.ia"' I rsiaa f. lo -t- " ' M l'aseinian .".ril lHrj K.M-kwood 5cle ll il ' l's " c.arrelt V-.T u jb saludiury June. 1 1 si ' Meyeraialii ' n (ft "i;'j.-j U'" Keystone iitx'. 114-r. M snd fateh ii " 11; ts l'j "'"" Southainptoa 6:14 " . . . lairho i ja J s)7 .. Hynditian S:.u " 3j JS fiiti'lvriand 7.c5 J-oo "i." VI ichiliKtoll 5 i.-, ;j Baltimore (arrive; fcii 8 Jo " WEST-BO VXD 1RAIXS. fwott'e r UMlxrTa Alt. M'lil. a- a. kmw a. a. " lo-v. si ' iveft r. . s-i " :t-;r; ' S- " S51 14 - " .... s-i'.i " -r. JX 4-:ii " S-30 ' 4-i7 " 9-Jit 4-4) " !4l 4-.K) ' - i-W " l.Mfi 5.. h-:t! " 5-:r ' 10- IT " Vjj li." ,o7 " 11- -.I - .,! " 11 ,V. " 6-411 ' U-." r. . 7 l 4 - 7-;v, " l-.iS " .. . a-ao ' Tiiiu Lean I : Baltiin.e j a.-hiii)ron i Cuiuberland ; Kyndmau ! Kairhojie ; SSouiiiamptoa ; snd Patch Keystone Miyerxlale j saiisl.ury Juu c.arrett K.s kwood , c a.e!ruaa t'rs'na ' iv.r.ijuence : Oi.io nie SLrprim. -Vr. M. 2-W " t-ti 4-T.i 4-ls 4-i'. M.'. 6-Vi j t Conneil.ville ci ford est Newt..n i MrKeesporl ; Ilra.ld. k j Ar. Pituborih The time iven is Ea-flern Standard Time. Mail Tra-:neonnft at R. lcwoM with train to an.l friHn Somerset an.l Johtitown. at Head man with train, to an.i trora B".1ki-i1 at c.arrett w ith trains lo and from h.-r!;n. at Saliubnry Juuc Uou w iih train. u aac) from sii,urT. AS TraJu Slop fur ftuarager, e-Vrf Timr it Gicrn. W. M. CLEMESTS. Manairer. ( IlAi o. tft.TLX, lieu. I'm. Af l. P1TTSBURGHFA. .OLE"lATHER- CCLvsTER-V.lLL-rJCT-RUM-OVERALL-SQUD-LEATHER. EVER Y- PA!?. WAR n A NTEO Schell & Shivler, Somersjet, Pa. aprJO-lyr. FASHIONABLE CUTTER and TAILOR, Havlnf had manv veara exnerieiire in ail branehes of the railonnr boa rinei. 1 (lcarantee . ftall!artioli to all : who mar rail un- . i on me and favur 1 nie with their bat- .aonaxe. Yonra, le.. W ILXJAM X. HOCHSTrTLER. boat an et. Pa. INlVFIMTinM r.a'reToiiitlonijed the world 111 V Lll I Bunnittlw Um haireentnry. ot the leat among the wooden uf inventive pnarrvM it a method and rysteru of work that can be performed ai! onter the ronntry without rparatinn the worlteni from U ir home, pay liberal ;any uae ean do the work ; either arx yonnaorold : notecial ahtlity required : eapi ta) not needed ; yon are started free. Cut this out and return to us al we will aend Ton free anmelhingof areal Ta!te and imtsirtan.-e to von that will start you in tiineaa, which will brine too tn more money riiht away than anvthina else la the world. GnuidoutAi Jne. Adore. Tai l at to, Aufiwa, Me. tanll- SHyr mm V-aXet m 4 fs- 1 Jake is ioi years old. He has seen lot3 of horse blankets, but never sav.- any which wouI-J wear like 5 Horse Blankets. 5A Five Mile. Bu rte MUes el Wary Trea. 5A Boss Stable. atraaot lerie (Uaket Hsa. 5A Electric. Jut Ua Oltaa fcr OU-TMer Vw. 5A Extra Test aoenluaf rw. Try Itne. 30 other styles At prteee te ntt wejh. See your dealer before cold weather, and if he hasn't 5 I lorse Blankets don't get stuck with poor imitations, but ask him tn order some for you. . - p in" aVTk None genuine without this 5 Trade Mark sewed inside Copyrighted iteo, hy Wit. Avre & jsn. i DON'T BLAME a man for groaning when he hs Khrumsf.sm or Neuralgia. The patn is u:nj ly awful. No torture in the ancient time was more painful than these twin Gieacs. Ilat oughtn't a man to be blamed if, having Rheu matism cr Neuralgia, he wont nse Ath-lo-pho-ros, whea U ha cured thousands who have suffered in ths same wav. It has cured hundreds alter physicians have pronounced them incurable. ' 1 he cltill of S- PMVsiciari' could ot tore DC ot H.ieiinlioiaich tutu ttltd ia the hip. it.k a.-d IKui0er .o tene w. ihe pa siJI cp ailt impou.uie. 1 he firsi iio- ol Atai'-pn-mat gav me relief. anJ t' lhird enaMei! me to leep lor lour anu a r.-o .k.t. ...... ... waking. 1 coatimjeo i" weu. Ka. II. TK. t K. Nrw A'.banr. lui. THE ATHLOPHOSOS CO.. 112 Wi S- PENNSYLVANIACOLLEGE, I t t !. of i uny IiV-ii'l Mtnl . i.nt:ln re-t-ial ttnrc in Ii -1tftiirtMKiii. lrn aiiry an-1 latxmitHri'A. Thrr ine -iil.linif. t iiil intr til rhrtjtfl iu ctvirM. f t-r"-tjn. Lra-H-. vtitnriu. KxiH-li-ai-? Imw. A-v"iltit fritjTi'M.t niilnwl tniiii-. l.Hn:ntii. tn the HAT-TI.Kl-'IiXI t.f tt-itv-ii:r', i:!.it jiU-h-khi aici btn'.tf.y. I'KKi'AK VTUV IKPA KTMK NT, in tf'HT.t' l.'ul'Kiitf iw i"v ai..t y.Mj'i i-n prv I'rir.ntf for iii'-iii. r i umVr :i ran 4it f!if lTinijil. Kt-v. II. liih-t ir-r. ami two n. rtttini. the i.iiit t rv:tiiittf w un th fiH!iii in iht- lnil-liTic. Kul! imu -n iitltr ',, For 1 ataUnrne. aMr- II . Mt KM'.HT. I. !.. Prt-"i.. w KKV. U. .. IS1 KilLKii, A. M.. Prin . jnlll-4t i.fit)oua'. I d. GE0RSE J. JHOff jMrjN, ai rcnt BiE or BUGGY TOPS, CUSHIONS, APRONS RUGS, ETC., FOR THE TRADE. THE ijSLY SPECIALIST. 5- ami Mi AMiKHMiX STUKKT. ALL EG II F.S V CITY, PA. Write for Ji-M-riptive catalogue. J. II. SCHEI.'C'K hr -v'jhahcd a new a::d ei.abci:.'.te BOOK oi tho Trcatmeni and Core oi CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINT o DYSPEPSIA w-kicn Tsrill bo nuiiiJ ? "TZiZ r.Ii who Vint ::. I: yo-: iic. or k-kw of a7 ocj who is. aa.ctcl v.-i;h, :r liibie to any of te-c ci.-e.r-.. -r,c'. "srr.o an J address l p!ain.7 trrit'er. ' '. d Dr. J. It. SCEENCH & f-C: ( Kome tU:a paper.) Piilaielphi Washington & Jeff: in COLLKGK, WAsHINi.TMS. p.. The svh j-.itr Iwrins pu 1-th. Massif ai. s. i.-iui;.- and iYc-rtr:corv 1- cmrtnirtits. r. iiit.it tinctioft Mimvnniiit- PtvMir- at ore lH.frtu,ent. a i.iv t.. l'k"K. J. AIkiU'II w IIM1TZ. 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