Local Institute.
The following are He proceed iti of
the P.-o.n.l 1hI institute of Jenner town
ship and borough, heU at Jenner X
Roe Ic on I riUay and Saturday, Decem
ber ll'.lh J Hth:
T'.ie institute was railed to order by w .
A (i Lapo, ho apr.oint.-d Miss Annie
Pi,.,. temporary vretry. The secretary
then came foraard and called the roll or
teachers. eiM of the s:xt-n being pres
ent. v
After a .i-oe of music by the Jenner A
Ri8 lor hu v ea orsrsnizition a ef
fected, acfu'.lowf :
I'refident, W. A. G. Lap ; Vice Presi
dent, K. E. Fipge ; Secretary, J. C lon
p ; anJ Query manager, Mi Acme
til.
The program for the evening a toen
taken np and disnowJ of, in the follow
ing or Jr :
,irof welcome, Annie Sipe;re-
upon', W. A. i. Lij ; m. " Utppy
Oreetirg to All " ; y, " The Indolent
liny " J. C. Ponpea ; Queries ; duet, S
Jie" ' .riilith and K'.lwrt F. Witt ; aelori
reading. K. I".. Figge ; recitation, Ada Co
ver ; a-tiic, We Shall Know."
The CuIloainK rotnnijite was then ap
pointed to make out a program and s
lec4 the time and place for holding the
next institute : K. K. Figare, C. C. Smack
er, J. C. longes and W. E. RUbeber-
ger.
After the reading of the program lor
the next session, and music by the or
chestra, institute Bdjurneu to fK10 Satur
day morning.
MTimiAV MoKMNO HKKHoV.
Institute was called to order by the
chairman and opened with devotional
exer. i..g by . I. X. Ilerger, followed
by a s..ng, " Work, f-r the Night Us Com
inK" Tlie toll of teachers was then called,
ten U iiig prt-M iit.
Tiie priigrani for the forenoon was then
taken up and djxiwd of:
S.ng, "River or Time"; Queries:
pong, " Ive at lb.ii.e " ; w'.ea reading.
F.tta Shatter : r.g, 4 Monutain Home.
After res'ling the jimgram fur the af
ternoon -rion, institute adjourned to
I .:',') p. in.
CATTKIHY AfTI.KSOOS hlhl"S.
Institute was called to order by the
chairmart and ojten Witlia anong, follow
ed by rull call.
Ksssy, W. 1". Hummer ; Queries ;snng ;
clan drill on 44 diacritical marks," Chas.
(". Smn.kcr ; song,4 Rattle Hymn of the
Republic"; 4' Methods of teachingilen.
munxhip,' I'avid R. Herkey, of CVme
uiiiijfi uwnhip. After tbia topic a vole
of thanks wan given Mr. Rerkey for hii
valuable instruct inn.
Ader the reading of the program for
the evening aew-ion institute adjourned to
meet at 7 o'clock.
hATVKIlAV EVKMSO fEHKIOJ!
was called to order by the chairman and
the roll called, all of the KJ teachers being
present.
Music by the orchestra ; aong; recita
tion, Fred Sipe ; aelect reading, Annie
Sie ; music by orchestra ; recitation,
Bertie O'Connor ; aong, " Sailing lown
l ife's River"; o!o, Madie Oritchfield ;
recitation, Lala Critchlield ; music by or
chestra; duet, Sadie Grid! th and Robert
F. Witt.
The program for the next institute wag
then read by the secretary.
i n motion institute adjourned to meet
Cover schoolhouse January 10, 18!)I.
SaKKTAKV.
Stale of Ohio. City of Toledo,) tw.
Lucas County, i
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, County end State aforesaid,
and 'hat sai.l firm oiler OXK HI XHRKD
'I.LA Rs for each and every case of Ca
tarrh that cannot 1 cured by the use of
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CIIRNLV.
8 worn to Ufore me and subscribed in
my presence, Ihistiih day of IVcember,
A. I. isy;.
kai. a. w. gli:asox,
Notary Public
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken iu'crnall
and act, directlv i n the blood and mu
cus su: faces of the system. Send for tes
timonials, free.
F. J. CIICXEY i Co.,
ToUdo, O.
lrSold by I rngi;ists. Toe
Some Points About Men.
A man's smile is either his conviction
or acquittal.
A man ho atteinjito to flatter you
takes you for a fool.
Man, like the fire, is apt to torment the
women by going out at night.
If you want to flatter a man talk to
liitu atsiut his great reserve fort.
A good many men are unable to prove
that the world owts them a living.
NoUxly believtsthat the oil that calm
ed the troubled waters was CMtor oil.
Somehow we never like the man whose
ambition is satisfied with the fact that
.lie writes a good 44 Land."
You can't depend on a man. The best
of them will chew plug tobacco when
they get away from koine.
A lucky man tine who marries a widow-
whose first husband was mean to
her.
Rvcn though man does not deserve
assistance, he feels the need of it just the
same.
The poorer the man is the more apt be
isto refuse the pennies you give him in
change.
There is always something for man to
do ; when everything else fails him, be
can orrr.
Worth Its Weight In Cold.
If yoa feel deprtssed, your appetite is
poor, and are troubled with dizziness of
the head, biliousness or dysj epsia, Dr.
Iee's Liver Regulator will core you. Tii
al size bottles free. A veil known physi
cian in New York advises all his patients
that sulTer with coughs ar.d colds tonse
)'an-Yina Couh and Consumption cure.
2") and .V) c Ms. Trial Wilis free at G.
W. Rmford's drug Store.
How To Succeed.
If your fcot is hard to sit u xn. stand
np. If a ro k titxs up before you, roll it
away crclimbover it. If you want mon
ey, earn it. lttakts longer toskioan
elephant than a mouse, but the skin is
worth something. If yoa want cocfi
denoe, prove vcurself wortby of it, Io
not be content with what another lias
loiie surpass it. iVserve success, and
it w ill come. It is as easy to be a leader
jis a w heel horse. If the labor is bard,
(be toore competent ou must be to do
it
Whisky will take out ev?ry kind of
fruit stain. A child's dress w ill look en
tirely ruined by the dark berry stains on
it, but if whh-ky is poured on the discol
ired places Im fore sending it to the wash
it will come out as g xxl as new.
He w ho t alit tnd upholds the Lal
b.wM character of love in all its forms
ill tietrr siight it in its highest and bo
liwt f .tin : and he who holds loosely the
love of a friend or brother is unworthy
to take npon himself any obligation more
sacred or binding.
Murdered by Moonshiners.
Kolu, M . I c rober IJ -D-ruiy Vnited
Stale Marsha!! R. M. Riper ha been mur
dered in Tii county, Mo. List Thursday
Roper left Ii ...la for a joint forty mile south
oft).i piece to aire illicit distiller. He
wn to be gone two dayt. Yesterday a boy
rode Into Rolla and annonrioed that Roper's
dead body had been found in alombercamp
with tbe.Tiej 1 cut or. T!i wi ?ver
ed closely from the bo'.y aj though done
with a broad axe. The t-ronr.d around the
piare where the b)dy wjs fjuiJ gve evi
dences of a serere stnieeie, g5in? to show
that Rop?r had deffudei Uinnelf to the lat.
That porti in of the Sta'e has b-come'noted
as the home of the Dili Knohers and the
resort of the worst da of desperadoes.
Deputy I'nited Statca Marsha! Tracey, of
the city, c jnfirms the news of Ripur's Mur
der. He said it Lad not been made public
on aocount of hi deairs to make a still hunt
for the murderers. A man named Rene, a
moonshiner, hat been arrested. A posse is
in search of the anurdereM.
He Yelled "Kemp's Balsam.'
I yell, " Take Kemp's Ralsam, the best
cough core. I always do when I bear a
man rough, and I can't help it. It saved
me, and it ill cure you. I was threateD
eo w ith pneumonia last winter, and it
broke it up. It heljw the children out
when their throats are sore, cures their
cough, and tastes so good. The first dose
helps yon." Sx writes A. R, Arnold, en
gineer on the West Shore Railroad, at
Canaj'diarie, N- Y.
Letters Not Calied For.
The following named letters remaining in
the postutlioe at Somerset, will be sent to the
Iad Letter Office if not called for in ten
days from this date, Decetuiax 17, 1W.
J. 'HUH KuLi.Ea P. M.
Itlack, A. O. ;Curts, John ; Dorsx-y, John
H.- Friediine. Wiu. H.; Kox, Nathaniel
Oeiser, Manufacturing Co.: Hsy, Jacob;
Helker, Marr Mrs.; Jones, F. B.; Kisttr,
Wm.; KntTer, Rudolph ; Iirnhheim, Harry;
P.lc, Till e; Schr.k, J. W. ; Shafl'dr. E: in;
Sl.alfrr, Itiie; Wilt, Jonai b.
CARTERS
SlTTLE
IVER
PILLS.
Pi-k Hrfctiirt rriev all the trmiVWw bid
rtent ti a bi!n wu outlie aystem. such aa
ltutinnvt. NauMft. IroiiuM. iMstmaa afu
Mum. fain it. It. 8i l. 4c While tliwanw
remarkable auouetts turn been aliown la curing
nrattarhe. ret CAtrrta Lrrn s utu Fnxa
are wjuallv' thIiwI in CoDntifiatpna. cunti(
mni VTwIinir thi aiim"-in(renipllDt. whila
tts-T also com-t all diwxWi of th axwiaefa,
irtimulate the lut-r and refulal tba bowela.
Etcb U (hay or.IT curea
Ahe ther would b almist pnrrirta to tboa
who auflfsr from tliis dmtrMsina1 complaint;
but fortunaielr their -.tn doea ix jnd
Im and th' who ooo? try them will Bod
Uwae littie pills raliiabl in ao man t war that
tliy will not be willing to do without Umu.
But aftor all mck hed
ACHE
h the bane of aomanr Ilvfa that hm l where
we make otir rrwit bat. Our piUa cure It
while otbrn do not.
t'tanta'a Lrrru t j vies Piuji are rrrr small
and verv er to take, one or two pills make
a d'w." Titer am nrrirtlT vecrtahVand do
n rripe or purye, btrt y their p-ntk- action
ileaee all who uw them In rials at iBcentu;
Ivc for $1 . Sold rrerrwhera, or sent by DjaiL
CaSTEX CO Sew Je.
MR HSa fcdftia
I took Cold,
I took Sick,
RESULT:
I take My Meals,
I take My Rest.
AND T AM VIGor.OVS ENOV01I TO TAKE
ANYTHING I CAN LAY MY HAN OS OS ;
trelliiis; fat loo, rot Scott's
Fmnkion nf Pure Cod Liver 0:1
and Hypophosphitesof Lime and
iOna "f t'M V Cl'KKI) MY llll'ip-
'Ilt COtlKllllt(IO rUT BLlLr
lit IT, AMI 13 NOW I'fTTING
FLESH ON MY BONES (
AT THE RATE OF A POI ND A DY.
(TAKE 11" JlVf AS I..V.1LY AS I I) K1LK."
suih TLriMi'Nif is Nothing m-.w.
I SCOTT "S M1 1SION IS IKtlNa fVIiLkS
Iiaily. Take so otiikr.
SW HOTEL AT CCIEELAHD
ft. F. Fwcitwr, late oJ Sand Patch, has pun ha d
" THE AMERICAN HOUSE,"
At CtimtxTlutiit, M't .and h refitted and rpfur
iiihe,t the mtid Ikmim. tlmiuahtttii. and maile
it a ftt t-'tfc t'tei in aei-oiiiiiHtUte tlie trav
einif ptiblie with icinmI talle, and choice
ll.jiairi at tb har.
He lf in eotinectiB with.'the Hotel a srre
ouHiii'tr of HmiKhuian and haeltner rure Old
Kje Wijik v tor Mile. )t the liarrel or kuIU H,
at the loliow ln( prices :
Two Year old at $2 00 per gallon.
Tluee - " it -Kour
" " U 0U
The priee of the hir In 1" ccvlr for each raDoa.
The irt'f of Hie VhikeT aud Jut niiint always
areontny the order, which w ill injure protnpt
attention aud abipim-nu Addresa all order to
S. f . SWEITZER,
aprS-'SiO.a.
CtMBERLAND, MD.
Yon ctn fool tome nf the people
all the time, and all of the people
tome of the time, but you can't fool
all the pevjtleall the time. Lincols.
The pcojile wlio have been ac
customed to paying outlandish
prices for Notions, such as are
used every day, Fancy Goods,
sticli as every lady needs and
buys, and Ladies' Furnishing
Goods, pucli as al! must have,
will appreciate the truth of the
. altovc quotation more after
they have visited
Mrs. KateB. f-ofFroth's Kew Stare
and ascertained her prices, and
then compare them villi those
they have Itcen paying. You
are coiitinouciiiir to think about
the IloliiLivs, aud what you
shall buy for Christinas pres
ents. You would like to buy
something useful as w ell as or
namental, mid can find just
w hat you want among my stock.
Iieiiiemltcr, I do not keep any
thing in stock outside of the
lines mentioned, but what I do
keep is of the very le.-t, and
will be st.lJ at prices that will
pb-asc you. I lwve a fine line
of Embroidery Silks that ate
wortli cxaminim.
KATE 13. COFFROTII,
Somerset., Pa.
CURE
SCI
Johnstown Business Hou$8S.
"gr e at n eavsT
THE NICELY BOYS
ntrer be bang, if thrj can t!p IL Keilhar
S. Ashbridge,
The Johnrtown Carpet man, bnt b will sell Jt
Carpets, Oil Ooths,
Window Shades, Rug
MaU, Matting, Lace Curtains
and Curtain Pules,
' ner thae the wm ever heard oT before
Itwitl uuinut you. Call and aM: let rourwiC
0. 131 FRANKLIN St, Johnstown, Pa.
City Drug Store,
Meat Dibart BuiUisg, Next ta PostolSct
When in the city don't fail to call and see ns
at our prominent location, wnere yoa win
nnd one ot tne prettiest mu iuin
ive Drug Stores in
joEcisrsTOWisr
Tlie nuHIc rironoiiiice it a irera. V' carry
a full line of Pure Drugs, Medicines. Chemi
cals, Toilet Articles. &c Physicians Pre
scriptions Carefully Compounded.
Kespecutuiv jour?,
CHAS. YOl'NG. Johnstown, Pa.
Graduate of the Phil'a. College of Pharmacy.
We are now showing Fin Una of
French Zephyr Ginghams,
Full Aiaortmentof Plain and Hemstitched 3 to
EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGS,
ALL NEW DESIGNS.
BITTONS, BKKLLS,
GIMPS, FRIWJKS,
LACES, TIES, TABLECOVERB,
BEDSI'EAKS, TOW EI
AND DAMASKS,
Of Newest patterns.
Chsess Cloth Comforts.
John Stenger,
227 lain St, Johnstown, Pa.
SCHOFPS.
Park Buiiding, Main Street, Opposite alma Hall,
JolinMtown, PA.
SPECIAL VALUES IN
LACE CURTAINS!
With everv pair of Cortaius we irtve the pules for
15 cfiit, Md iruarant" our Curtains cheaper
than the nine qualitr t an tie bouaht else
where, fail aud eaamine quality anil
price. A etpinpletv line of Dry
Uood at lowest prices.
SCHOFFS,
Vain street, Park Building opposite Alma Hall,
Johnstown Pa,
THE POPULAR
DRUG-STORE,
Comer of Mala and Franklin Streets,
j: O: Hi s; t; o w: jj.P; a
Ii now filled with all the lest
IDR,TTGrS
In the market. My motto,
" LO If rRICES A.D QVICK KETCRSS,"
U rifidly adhered to, and full sat Wactlon guar
anleed. A full line of
PARIS GREEN AND WHITE HELEBORE
Always on hand,
CHARLES GRIFFITH.
HARDWARE
THE OLOattDWTLL KNOWN HC STOSt OF
JOHH DIBERT,
iriECEASED,)
Is now in full blast under the
charge of the undersigned.
I keep in stock all articles in
my line, front a needle to a
Hay Fork. The finest of
CUTTLERY
1 Specialty.
do ttom nu:i:s k i le the roost,
irii. r. divert.
At the old stand on Main street, Johnstown, ra.
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.
THE NEW ROO.NT IN THE
DIBERT BUILDING,
Corner Main and Franklin Sts.,
Iiwhere W And Chll-
drrni'
Footwear,
Of Best Qoality, and at LOWEST PRICES
ran be found, in styles of all makes. Iam
prepared to compete with one and all
dealers in the State. AH I ask is a trial.
SCOTT DIBERT.
T
-FINE OLD...
WHISKIES
And Imported IJqunra sold in bull and oy the
ease. Special lilies :
OLD CABIXET, TOM MO0RK
TOS CM U0LL0 W, 6 UCKZXnEIMElL,
F1XCITS QQLDEX WEDD1X0,
GIB-OX'S XIXX WII1SKIES,
Jamea Henneasr. Paul Purloin. Comae, Wilbor
PillmaB'a "(iwl blackberry Cordial." Alao,
Uedlurd and Someroet Pure Kye Whiskies,
with age.
FISHER & CO.,
'309 Main Street, Johnstown, Pa.
ARTISTIC JOB PRINTING
A SPECIALTY.
HARRY M. BENSHOFF,
MANUFACTURING STATIONER
AND
BLANK BOOK MAKER.
HANNAH BLOCK,
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Christmas Cards.
NOW OPEN!
FaDfr0ord Opening on Noeemher Tth. Person
al uiaportKia and mall orders solicited.
JOSEPH E1CHBAUM L CO.,
OCALCItS IN
STATIONERY,
FANCY GOODS AND ART MTEPJALS.
41, 3TH AV, P1TTSBI RG, PA.
LIQTORS
SEE MY
SPONGE?
Hlslg
yowr6hoa
ntll
WOLFrS
ACME
BLACKING
ONCE A WEEK!
Othar days mid them
otan with
SPONGE AN3 WATER.
EVERY Housewif3
EVERY Counting Room.
EVERY Carriage Owrer
EVERY Thrifty Mechanic
EVERY Bodij able to hold a brush
SHOULD CB9
IK-T-JON
Wna Bt.mi M a mm ruiT
wix. itxi iuh o cnwa
mnd
TmrnUh
ml th
Wiu. Tm rou Ot.. aa.srrs I
riu. mmn a.-. eo 1
WOUT mt BAMDOLPH, PtiUadalpaia.
Xotliins On Earth Will
LIKE
Sheridan's Condition Powderl
It l atol'ttely pnre. HljrlitT eonelitralrd. In
ti.niiutv it e.t.i! 1m Ui.n . uritb of a mil a dy.
Mn.-tl a imilK-ine. I'rvelit. nnil curf-wall Uive.
1.cwtI f tr vi'im cb!k4. Worth li.re tlmn a"l
vlira henli N.uift. -One lanre tin wtv,i n, Sli),
t.-n,l Kit lorSA ti, (trwcnt r-.n;,." nv a entn.,-r.
If vnu can't ret it wvii w. ti nt f..r two ttai k'i
Se SI. At It r'""-l ,-,n 5,1 t.T-n.i'1 ; rand S
niHvolni.L "THKW-.STllill.TKV fAI'KU." m
f.lr ,-T free, l'oi.ltrr Irai'injr liiuile 1 1W Itli $1
unien ur uioiu, 1. S. JOliNao:! 4. Cu UmUM. 1mm.
3&
'When T vf CTT.B I &o cot mean merely ta
Stop Viem tor a time, and then have tnem re
(urn acrain. I utax A RADICAL ti-iiii
I have made las disease ot
FITS, EPILEPSY cr
FALLING SICKNESS,
A life-long study. I wxrbast my remedy to
I tJHB Uie worst esses, ilecaueo others bare
(ailed h no reason fur not now roceiving aenro.
fcend at once for a treatise and a Fttca IiottlB
Ot 317 ' 'FALLIBLE lit M EOT. Give tiprCbS
and P- 1 OAee. It coets yoo nothiug ior a
trial, and it will core you. Address
H. ROOT, M.C., I S3 Pui St, NewYCRR
IF YOU DO
Keepa little somethinft stimulating In tbe
hoiw. 1it not supply ymiix-lf with the
Itet ktid iir-et : wit h an article that your
friend will appreeiate The folhiwiiia
awortinent is the proper lliiutt :
1 BOTTl.F CAT.. URANDY
1 KXHiiKT KVE
l htll'HlUIS .
IS5
KI M " i
- GIN. Ivt KK K Jt KYi )
ri l.ttlf rort-l to wiiit. risirnitM to
ai.y ldrt'f, wurrly parkf! iwipt of
r iri inai't Htil h full liRif
uiilM-nd von tvoi-r ;ivne Uftllea, necureiy
ThaauA irnnrly an' ciisnut In nrt wn n Thrr
mre puie, rich, nt-Uow ho1 wh:icMiinc
Onv w; atv tvWcttnl frmu the N-st rine
Tnl. bti'I lire warrHiiretl tn Ik tUo wi'e
jTiioe of ilu rH. Mr.. ihnn Imlf ir ciw
ronw-rs rv Iw!ir. whi' h ?(iw i that or ei
fortu tn j-iv Iiiahnr!li firM-'liv ctAi-
liaiitntiH, wo" ktaiHiiiril if p'trii)', nave
Uku HpprfH ttJ. Sim-4ih altentnm to mail
isTtiem. Seiiil Ur pricif lisi.
Jos. Ymm k Sob,
DRUGGISTS,
410 !12MB:k t Si., 1 nnd f Market.
PHT3SUS32, PA.
S-Iji1Ii are Kieeinlly luvll, d.
o v e"k
$75,000 WORTH OF
Real Estate
FW Sale.
Homes iu tlie Country, and Ilotncs
in Town. Also,
MINERAL AND TIMBER
Ijin'l, and at l'rie and Termn to suit I'lirchas-
en. Ii you have Proper.)-for .ale. or it you
slid to buy, call on oralJn
WM. B. SHAFER,
Real Es ate Agent, .
(r. o. aos tar. sowtsscT. sa.)
'How fat I'd get if I had one.'
FREl Get from yonr deal, r free, the
J A Book. It has handsome pictures and
ralnablo information about horses.
Two or three dollun for a sA Horse
Blanket will make your borsc worth more
and eat less to keep warai.
5 A Five Mile
5A Boss Stable
5A Electric
5A Extra Test
Ask for 1
30 other styles ot prices to suit evenr
boiy. If yoa can't get tLcm from your
dealer, write ns.
ARE THE STRONGEST.
NONC CCNUIMC WITMOUTTHS B'A LABEL
Man-ifd bv . Avrs Nir. p)ld . wh
auJie toe umotu Horse limn 1 ttaXer iUatiketa
E
LixrrioN xoiice.
The Farmers' Viiion A . cian and Firs In
"n ranee Cnipauy of .Somerset County, Pa., will
hold their Annual F.!ertin on Iu1ay. tlie SXh
dayof Dcramber, l'-'.C.at Berl'ii, to elect a Preai
dent. Vice Ptwldeut and Six l'.reears, to sens
one year.
ALF.XAKPICR MTHSKK, Pgident,
Slilt. P. J BnZ, Secretary.
mm
l DID
M
p A EC I
pj w m
Ira & m
BLANKETS
Nonpareil Literary Sooiety.
Th'u soe'etjr ires (irgnnized Oi-t- -"W. lf!X).
It numi liars! lip ia composed ot most of the
teat bers and many of the most influential
ctizena of Jenuei township, together with
many scholars of neigliboriiu; schools, also
a few members of adjoining townships, who
hare united with us. lis sessions are held
every other Kriiay evening at Ibe Hoffman
school Louse in Jenner township, of which
Wm. I. RiibeUerger is the able and efficient
teacher. The totnl membership is TO.
The following is the program as carried
out Dec 5, J8H0.
Convened at 7 o'clock : called to order by
the president, and opened by a song enti
tled " Jeweis," by "aerobe rt of the school,
then I Uowed by the reading of the minutes
of th last meeting and I heir approval.
The program f jr the evening was then taken
up and disposed of, which was aa follows.
Recitations Jeannette V. Korns and Ada
Hoffman, followed by relect reading by Re
becca K-jrns ; next was a aong by Robert
Witt, entitled 'Stubborn Mule." The query
manager then read a few queries, which
were answered by members of the Society.
Recitations, Etta Shaffer and Park Shaffer,
follow id by a dialogue by the school. T. e
referred question wat then taken up, which
was, What are the best methods of keep
ing order at a public meeting?" opened by
Prof. C. C. Schniucker.
A short recess was then given, after which
Mits Madie Critchfieid favored the society
with a choice recitation, followed by a song,
by H. Nitkodemus, entitled '"Chewing
Gum. " The question for regular debate
was then taken up, which was '-Resolved,
that we should have a compulsory school
law," Messrs. John Sipe, A. J. Frits' and
Frank Korns were chosen judges. The
question was discussed on the affirmative by
Prof. C. C. Schmut ker, W. A. G. Lape and
W. I. Risheberjcer: on the negative by H. E.
Shaffer, Jacob Hoffman and M. L. Weigh
ley. The judges decided in favor of the af
firmative, two to one.
The program for the next meeting was
then read, and on motion adopted as read.
The Society then adjourned to meet Friday
evening, Dec. PJ, l!y0, at 7 o'clock.
fcK RETAET.
Hold it to the Light,
The man who tells you confidentially
just, what will cure jour cold ia prescrib
ing Kemp's Balaam this year. In the
preparation of this remarkable medicine
or coughs and colds noexpetiRe is spared
to combine only the best and purest in
gredients. Hold a bottle of Kemp's Bal
sam to the light and look through It ; no
tice the bright, clear look ; then compare
with other remedies. Price 50c, and $1
William Dean Howells, in the "Editor's
9tudy" in llvper't ilmjuzint for January,
after retiewinji some noteworthy books re
cently published, will say a few words about
the .dillic-ult art of keeping enemies. "To
make enemies," he remarks, "is perfectly
easy ; the difficult thing is to keep them ;
the first yoa know they are no longer hating
you, they are not even thinking of you.
Any author can test the (act in hisown ease.
Read a hitter censure of your book the
morning it is printed, and the world is filled
with it forever ; read it next month, and
there never was anything of it."
Consumption Surely Curad.
To Tut Eorroa: Plaaaa inform yoar mdeis
that I kara a poalUra ramady for taa aboTa-aamat
dueaaa. By lta ttmsly osa thoaaanda of hopeiaas
caaaa hare been parmanantly cored. I shall ba clad
to send two Dot: lea of my rvmady FRKK to any of
yoar naders who have consumption it thay will
send ma their Exprsas aad P. O. addreaa. Beapcet
fully, T. A. aLOCC. M. 0, 181 Paali 8 JL I.
Uncork that Stocking.
Cincinnati Timet Star : Since the begin
ingof President Harrison's administration
the amount of money in circulation has been
increased more than $100,000,000, yet, ac-
oordiug to Secretary Wimdom, "the effect
has been scarcely appreciable." It ia the
Secretary's opinion that the people who re
ceived this money for bondi are hoarding
it The bulk of this enormous sura has
one into stockings and will stay there till
lpportuuities arc o.Tered for safe and pro8t
able innstniatits. It is not so inucU the lack
of tuotuy as the lack of conflJonce that pro
duces financial stringency; and probably the
chief cause of corpulent stockings is found
in the uncontrolled crankery which has
jeen developed in the West and South.
DRl'XKFAXESS- LIQUOR HABIT-la A1.LTHI
WOK1.D THERE IS BIT ONI Cl'SE, DR. IMEs'
(.iii.den grn.irio.
It can be iriren In a enp of tea or e ffee without
ihe fctiou lelire of the person lakins it eneetinir a
leelir and temanent cure, whether the patient
i a ni'iderate drinker or au altvholie ureek.
fh.nwttTidi of ilrutikarli have been enred who
lave taken the tiolden 8pfllc in their eoflee
vithout their knoalcdtfe. t"eiay Ijelieve ther
jnit Hrinkitisr of ihelroan free will. No harmful
t'llect revolt mm it a'lininlHtration. Cure lumr
juteed. K-nd fireireular and full parltenlar.
iddnie, In coniidencte. (,ouaN tsratuit: l., IV
Race SU-eet t'uuiuuall, O.
Number of Church Members.
Washisutoh, I). C., Dec 11. According
o the only partially completed religions
statistics of the Census Bureau, which do
lot yet show foo'.inffs for the larger denomi
nations, the rnited Presbyterian Church in
this country has f,4o2 members. The Ad
vent Cliristian Church comes next with 25,
81G members. The Christian Church South,
ithl3,04, comes next, and is followed by
iheScvtnth Day Baptists with UU17 mem
bers, and the Salvation Army with otKi. In
regard to the Salvation Army the statistics
sliow that it has !4) orgjmixitions in this
country, 40 church edifices, 2K7 halls, with
a tola! seating capacity of 10J.-M1, and that
the church property is valued at $37,350.
The Rules of Elizabeth Fry.
The following rales for the guidance of
life are by the celebrated Mrs. Fry :
1. Never lose any time. I don't think
that lost which L spent in amusement
or recreation every day ; but always be
in the habit of being employed.
2. Xever err the least in truth.
3. Xever speak ill of any one when yoa
can Fay a good thing of him.
4. Xever be irritable or unkind to any
bidy. 5. Xever indulge in luxuries that are
not necessary.
6. Do all things with consideration,
and when thy path to do right is most
difficult, put confidence in that Power
alont which is able to assist thee, and
exert thine own powers as far as they
go- t
Life's Mistakes.
Somebody has condensed the mistakes
of life, and arrived at the conclusion that
there are fourteen of them. The greatest
of all mistakes isto allow a simple cough
or colds, which always ends in death;
check it in time and save life by use of
Pan-Tina Cough and Consumption Cure.
Price 25 cents. Trial bottles free at G.
W. Benford's Drug Store.
The Philadelphia Ledger gives some
good advice when it says : " Timid peo
ple cannot do better than hunt np th.- ir
creditors, large and small, and pay their
bills. They will thus get rid of the rare
of at least a part of their money and help
to relieve the money market by patting
their cash in circulation. About the
worst possible nse of money at this time
is to lock it np, especially if the holder
has debts that he is able to pay off on
demand.
The best medical writers claim that the
successful remedy for nasal catarrh must
be non-irritating, easy of application, and
one that will reach all the remote sores
and ulcerated surfaces. The histoiy of
the efforts to treat catarrh during the
past obliges us to admit that only one
remedy has met these conditions, and
that is Ely's Cream Balm. This pleasant
remedy has mattered catarrh as nothil g
eise has ever donet and both physicians
and patients freely, concede this fact
The more distressing symptoms yield to
t,
FOR VA AND
IMFANTSINVAUDS.
LlEeMMl
'"'MB11
A Matter of Importance to You !
If suffering from long-stamiini; Chronic Piseanes. Diseases of the Blood, Skin and Nervous
System, as those suffering from
EYE, EAR NOSE AND THROAT TROUBLES,
J. J. MrCI..LEI.A5f, M. D., sptcialLst ou Chroic
... .
, in ,,, ..n. ci, u-..b
ofviHtiiut the eitv, n thev are tiie only l.hvsician"
Naaakinn. Models, lr.aKiam,, etc., to iliu-trate anil
liR MtiKITZ SALM. the prest CermMU ortilikt
Eve tar, Noe and Throat without pain and in l -
irive bw patieat and others who are in mttl nf
(listincutolieii physkian, whose dutusat the Inst.iute will iormii only luouthiy visits loyourcom-
mU,Majt J. M. r)4vids'iti, ex President of the Law.-enee fmnty Wo 1 firowers A'soidation. and a
cltisen we.l known fn Hie rouniy, iieely givs tile following Kstimouial of Ilia ability of lire. Mc
Clellan k .Salni. The ilxior fuvs : j .
1 wassutlerinK areatlr ftoin I'.ihni and In wan' Pile. I had tried lK-al treatment and much
medicine with no avail. "I re id ihe a-tv-r seinutit o. lr. Jlel'Iellan J: S.iiinau 1 I eimcluled to aive
them a tiial At llieir lent v!.-u to the city t.iev .le-li-et nm eureil. and they dicharced me. 1 feel
now like a new man. Hwy .id everytbmi they siireeti and Heated u.e eoiirteously. i liey did mea
world of sikkI anil relieved Lie of nil loiiermis.
I have been suflerins from liisomtua (k e,iles-ues) and iteneral nervous prostration dependent
on the former disease lor more than three, vears. I became so weak that 1 could ihk be on my feet for
more than a hour al a time; appetite mis -ralil . 1 we:i. Uillio Mt. filial lbjiital. in New ork
t. i i ti.n i.l.i u i.-ilt I on t fnis'lf u'l l. r the rare of Hn. Mel'ielian Jt Salni. who visit
New Castle every lour weeks, and I um ncnv ns wei.
bc-altli v,,.,i: s. .ims.iN. Ili.x Itil, ew lanie, l a.
?l trilC THE I.AME WA1.1C WIT Hot T CKI'li HI-.
For eight months past I haven t oi-en ante to walk ititiiir.ua pair ofcrutciio. Djriir,' first month s
treatment u It b LTs. MtClellan d. Saba 1 nve hix'ii able to put one aside an.l at the next visit came to
their ortiee wilhoiit any. I am eertain that I'll Ivcritirely cured soon. AltUouan under treatnient of
bouie doctors, Ijetrau to (trow worse aud worse. Mas. J. U. Emxkv, Wampum, l'a
O.iAS'NKS! ANT) CATARRH.
I have been under treatment of rn-K MoClellnn V Salm for two months for Catarrh and Deafness
and consider myself sreatly initiroved j lar. .'iK. J. c it'll HAS. Koek point, Lawrence Co , Pa.
HilM, LAl.Y"? r:Vi: !TKAliitTKNCU.
On May l.tth Iirs. Met lei Inn and iilm iertoime.l n cross-eye otoration on my eyes without
pain or loss of blood, and toslay my eyes are n, su.irhi as any one's, ami 1 can si-e a irreat deal bet
It, M AKY KKVE, itock Point, Lawreuce t'o., pa.
CATAKKII.
I have Is-n Miirerinir aith Catarrh for some years. Tried several doctors, but nogiHsl reFtilted
until 1 cotimlted l'is. ,t MIpii a !.i0i ur.i.er wbo-e treatment 1 bave lieen the last tour months
aud 1 bavesoiireally improveil that 1 kuow i ll be cured wheu the eoitrseof treatroeut will be en.led.
C. ti. McKINLEV, Moravia, Pa.
Eli.HT Pfil.IPI KEMDVEII FIMM THE N()E
lirs. McClellan A Salm Iiave removed elu'ht Po.lpi out oi my potnls tivduy without almost any
pain or loss of blood, und in L y far lets i:iuo and lu a more saiisiueiory manner ihan 1 bad dune here
tofore at Pitlsburir. 1 can dra nsjre hnaih with comiort and nieusiire ihroiiirh my nose.
i,. W. El KLhS, 11V Oak St., New Castle, Ps,
CATACRII AIi UEAFXKtS.
I bave now been nndrr treatment of lirs. i i ' ellau and ftalni for three months for a bad case of
Catarrh, and was verv hard t.i l.earii.c. Ijot note 1 urn greatly improved in every vtay aud can bear a
great deal better, and 1 am irettiiiK stronger and heavier.
Hooker, Butler i o., 1 a., 4, 10. 8am t el KaxiBaa.
Diseases of Women, such as have latrtlod the skill of all physicians nnd remedies. (iiieilT cured.
Cancers. Tumors, libra,.! nd j-jltfoid ifiowths eund without the use of a knile or caustics. No cut
tiug. no patn, no daner. ...
Small Tumor, t am ers, V.'nrts. Moles, ele . minovtM without acids, kmlc. pain or srar. Nsw
method Flcctroysis. KplUisy and Ftlssrientifirally in-ated and positively cured by a never Rul
ing method. Addn ail eomniurm aliotis to liox tii, Columbus, tiitio.
EXflMIHflTION AND CONSULTATION FREE TO ALL.
SOMERSET HOUSE. SOMERSET,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JAN. 15TH AND 17TH.
SHMIDT
l . The Largerst
Wine, Liquor, aiid Cigar House
IN THE UNITED STATES-
ESTABLISHED 1836.
Gr- W. SOUniTJT,
DISTILLER AND JOBBER OF
FINEWHISK1ES .
IMPORTER OF
WINES. LIQ0URS. AND CIGARS.
XU.S. X ASP J-ih JIt AVE.ME, VlTlxi: LUdll, J'ESXA.
AU :drrB rrcriird by nail ot oAmeiV -' rreeirr wmiof attmtiim. "ta
Somerset Lumber Yard.
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
MisrriCt aia ssd Deals Ar WaoLasaLi a!D Rstailu or
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS,
Hard and Soft Woods,
OAK, POPLAR, HIDINt.S, PiCKET3, MOCLDIN'GS,
ASH, WAIATT. FLOORING, SASH, 8TAIR RAILS,
CHERRY, YELLOW FIXE. SHINGLES. DO0R3 BALUSTERS,
CHESTNUT, WHITE PINE, LATH, BLINDS, NEWEL P08
A General Line of all grades of Lumber and Buildini Material and Roofing Slate kept In stock
Also, can furnish au) thhiR lu the line of our business to order with reasonable
promptnesa, sueh as Bracket. Oddiied work, etc.
ELIAS C Un IT Gil
Office and Yard Opposite S. &C. R. R. Station, Somerset, Fa.
every WATERPROOF
THAT
TVro-fc to
3To1:
BE UP
TO
THE MARK
J
NEEDS NO LAUKOERINC. CAN BE WIPED CLEAN IN A MOMENT.
THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF
COLLAR IN THE MARKET.
THE POSITIVE CURE.
IELTBBXJTHEK3.C6 WarreaSU New Tork. Price 60 eta.
HERE ARE
mmk
roowajitombstiiisca. tore
W OU-ClO
To polish kr.ivea. To :. r
To tlJca diiJici. To f. :i;
'.1 f:
EVERYBODY
tliu t ctmv til teeth.
Birst'ib to ptriimii .kbitnimctol.
Voelualacto brtt;:rii th lr ?:-.-:.
OooLf l clean tlw l;tthc:i j.k
Puatcra twelaa off surface.
ni!tr3 -n !i?wo
ArtL-iti tti rime ::n-lr
i. To
EVERY ONE PIMDS A NEW USE.
THE OHLY
Farfect SufaMuto
for Mother' Bilk.
INVALUABLE
in CMOLtsa ixraHTuai
10 TCETMIfVO.
A Quickly Assimilated Food
roa 0vsCfTtC9,
CONSUMPTIVES,
CONVALESCENTS.
A Perfect nutrient
in all WAarino Diseases.
Rvaoiaca NO COOKINO.
Stces in All Climates.
rrgn tr oat Nioit. -m cx-i
ivo Fiaiiwo r-r la
asts," uauadr tuanr ulrmm.
Doliber-Goodale Co.,
Boston, mass.
t -- 1 . " a .'. sis. ana
i!y-v:ui.r.
M0R1T7. SALM, M, D., Specialist on Diseases
tlms uiTiiia tbeir imtients the tnub!e and expense
iiie r e. r.sr Bf niiti iiinii...
and siirseons in tiii- country who carry their own
make iiuiu to all afflicted the cause aud nature of
will be here and perform all operations on the
s time than any other living o tilit. This will
o. die,;! treatment an oprirtiiuliy to eoimult this
as ever, hnie and hearty : .in mis ail delect of
I3UILX)Ia
and Most Complete ...zz
Tflephono No. eea.
COLLAR or CUFF
CAN BE RELIED ON
EsTDlit !
to Dlscolop?
'. r " i ,tfa ' . . - .T. JTf
BEARS THIS MARK.
TRADE
FLLULQlO
Mark.
Ul I HlUlEIStVlS l
MANY
utivate p-int. To brighten metal.
To w .- h out Lii Jess. To scot:r laih-ttib.
Ti; r-.-noTO r.ist. To bccut kettles
USES IT.
H-iia to trrub marble Cow.
Cruinit to rcmovo wubm siin.
rrrr to ahsriH thlr fcnlrc.
etrowd on, to Kmr old straw
EtoMUtrs to brlhtu thctr srmt.
KmovUoci tv clraa cmrpt.
ri.it
r- i;. :t
H0. 88 FRANKLIN JSTREET.
JOHNSTOWN SUPPLY HOUSE.
JOHN H. WATERS & BRO.
PLUMBERS,
STSAH AKD CAS
We are now p-t.hli-h-.l in nnr ner bulMinr.
whir-b, e eau ?Itrly uy. fc. the N-4-arTaiigt'd iVr
our bUMiiiri in W ou ru'l i-nijrUauia
E.irjrthlUK r-rtaining to tbe plutntiing. Steam
anil (a Uwmwt r rri.;,t in Kto'k.
We will, as fr:nly. give ran-ful attention to
me mt.as a.u nnr wjTtK lir.u.,.. vu.
inexa, otir fnnixr yflbrta lu this line rnbfare
kuine .if tbe larxul UuidUigs ia ilie cutuity, iin
la the SI PPLT DEPARTMENT we rarry a full
litis of Rublx-r and Leatnt-r btltlnft. fSteam athi
Water Hiae.Va!ve lumtiin Lumlcattux Steam
Oaurea. Ima pipe fillicg, Etc. Price quoted on
appucauvu.
' JOHN C. FINCH.
DEALER IN
Golden Wedding ? ffife
146 Water Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
ni-PEST ErfTxBMIIEr Hut ?KIN THEflTY,
J wherv iiotliinx tut ruire (r.HKia are ut ut,
rtri.-tly for laintK an.l imslu inal iim. N.rtl
ItlK better than tKiuieli We.utmif. N. xt oil the
In. l.tlf-kanhtimf.rL. IVrat's Mouoni'iitieia Kv.
Tbem; tMNMlA are Ita.liua braml. hran.ii i(
intiieo( 187 on baud. Oitis", llol'.aii.l an.l I-
meiie ; amo. ItM Torn. Ftbrb't.uli.'ii We"lliiiiC.
11 for full qu.tl. 6 lor K : itirkenheimrr's
Mme : Mwtionirabrla. 1 rwr d.jbeii. Wint-ii. fi
per dozen, f ; ivt one ba.'f .lozi-n. st uri lv box
ed. AIki have in stnek. i.iraii'llnflifr'H tnoire, at
t'2 jer gallon, iiarrvla at upecial rat. s. Mjr.
1)0 I0U K0H
That you are btiyine direct from t!;e distill.T
wlien you M-nd your er.i.r to 1'. K l.ippen
eoir. the old lashioiied Whiskey house? No
rectifvipc: no ci.nitxiumiiti. hut dirn:t from
the -LjppE.tixiTr 1istulekv," siluated at
LipfK-ncott i'ost ollice, (inene county, la-,
winch has always mainta:uel its repuiatiou
of making jurt onhj.
tlur mail order lepartmnt pircs prompt
attention to ail order", and at the prices e
otlrr our iroo,l, niaki-9 utir eoiiipMitors en
vious. Werarry in sto-k tlie fniloH-ini; weil
known brarnls of live V lii?ki', in u'laris.
eallons and f arel : l.ipitirott't (H erholt's
tiibson. CiuekenheiiDer, .Ionom;itbeii, (jravs
etc. Alo a full and complete 8txk of
Witieg, lirandit!., Gint, Ac.
Wtilefur Vi ir-e. LUt tiiul ime uimiry.
U. K. Liri LM iiTT,
Distiller and Wholealo Liijuor Dealer,
5IW Smithlield St., ritisbutvli, Ta.
11ETTER VALUES
and more for your money in every
case on every item, id what we
claim. Write our Mail Order
J'Cjiartinent for
SAMPLES
of Iry floods of any kind thut you m tv be
in want of; compare priivs ami quali
ties with aoy otlieta you may tind.a';d
see if we do not prove our claim t ve
ry time. Un!y on this p-in-ciple
of jrivirg the most and btjt
obtainable for every dollar dj
we hoje for your patron3j;e.
'o sentiment in this.
We offer anions many other specials this
week SH inch Imports 'faili r Siiitinj;.',
checks and ntrie. 4." cent!. -I'l-inch
C'lth Fiutine", mixed and soli -i colors
4") cents. :il inch All Wool Camera
Hair, all color. -i. cnta. 4M in.
Cheviotte Suitinr, T.V-. in all
ultra-fashionable shade; 5l:n.
fiicotcli I he. k mixture, 7.V.
eold elsewhere at -10.
For the Holidays, special lare and ele
gant stacks of
HANDKERCHIEFS,
MUFFLERS,
GLOVES.
UM UK ELL A,
GENTS" FURN LSI HN'GS.
ami very extensive lines of
FANCY GOODS
of all kir.il" at our unal low snd attractive
price"". We will fill your orders ny mail
to your ;atilat tioti and profit.
Boggs & Buhl,
115,117110, ami 111 Fc lcr.il Stait,
ALLEG1IEXY, FA.
WIDEAWAKE
Beginning with the Holiday Number.
1891.
is permanently otilnrv'! t' I'M
one tmnrel afe, ni-llaic rA'.;E.
with new ami i;irj;-r
ty;e. a new style of
te, and fresh, gironi;
literary pictorial altrac
tiono. MRS. m r.TON" H.RRI;OX. whn-e story
of "The Aiinloroaniact " h:e tx"n tl,e
sensation ol the seawm in Thr " nU-nj,
has written for MWe Junke a story call-
liiruonls anJ Toa.ls.'"
HON. JOHN I). LONC its Governor of
Mas-achu.'tixi furni.iies six articlts un
der the ceneral title of "Our Govern
ment," for the enliphtenmt-nt nf coming
citiiens the buys and girls of to day.
KIRK MrXUOK. who lately lived for a
time the life of a railroad man, in ail the
phases from parlor car to cattle cae, has
put his experience into a thrillinu seriU
for boys called "Cab and Cubooi-e." Stri
king pictures by KJmuud II. tiarrett.
MARGARET SIDNKYd new serial, "Five
Little Peppers Grown I'p." will tell
mure about Polly and ,Jm- er, ar.d I'avid
and Joel and Phrotisi. and others, as it
runs through the year. Kilty charming
illustrations by Charles Mente.
MARIETTA'S GOOD TIMES will chroni
cle in her own words, tiom her own
manuscript, the childhood adventures
of Marietta Arubrosi.
MI33 MATILDA ARCHAMBEAU VAX
DORA, a little girl who had a great
many ancestors, is an irre.itih!e little
folks' serial, by Elizabeth Cjining.
UNUSUALLY INTERESTING ARTICLES,
gome elaborately pictorial :
"Diniin? with Gladstone," by Mrs. Gen
eral John A. Logan ; "Amy Kobsart
Embroidery," by Frances A. Humph
rey; "Mother Goose's Pets," by Agnes
Repplier; 'Gypsies and Gypsying." by
Elizabeth Robins Pentiell ; ' Some
Horses that I have Known," by Maude
Howe; "Seinte Marie College of Wyn
cbestre," by Oscar Fay Adams ; "Bos
ton's Girl Sculptor." by Mrs. Nt-wberrv ;
"The Sugar Crank," "by Theodora R.
SOME PROBLEMS IX HOROLOGY, by
E. II. Hawley. of the Smithsonian In
stitute, Washington, will interest Hiirh
rchool students three sets of Cash
Prizes.
THE BEST SHORT STORIES from thou
sands offered and solicited the past year.
THE LAXPIXG OF THE PILGRIMS, a
facsimile reproduction of Felicia He
mans's famous pocro, from the original
MS., now in Pilgrim Hall. Plvnvmh.
FIGURE DRAWING FOR CHILDREN, in
twelve illustrated lessons, by Caroline
H. Rimmer, with lour prize oilers each
month.
FINE BALLADS br Graham R. Tomsin.
Harriet Prescott Spnlloril, Mary E.
Bradley and Laura K Richards, laiiti
fullv illustrated by Garrett, Sandham,
f nd Taj lor.
The ever popular Ways to do Tbinsrs,
the School and Playg-ounl Stories!
Tangles, Post Ollice, "and Men and
Thing.,
If'iiie A if'ike U onhi $2 I it Year.
I). L0THR0P t'OSPASr,
PablNhers, Boston.
V A PTQ
"ell th
a uom1m
"ry low-
Two
Thr,.s
F.air
! oM Pi ire ttve tZ (10 rxr gallon.
is)
-..
7.;,0
Fif'aen
Twroity-one 1
Alifmmilie hmt known rti-tillers. ralifornia 5
yrar-oM jmre W lues, all kiirs nt 1 ;,(. t , r k.,i,,,n
nine, Mel. Clnn-t. MungHriaD, M.i-rrv at.t'
ort Wire-, r! r.s't iriHnti.,i.v. in rl " hme
)iirrtet Hrai.ili.si, ,:ns. at the luw.tt t;a,ir,
t'nllnr mmmI f'ir uneetat n-e list. nil ix-.t, .
Prtinit!v altcnilui.to. 5u entra elia.-ge ur pack
ing aud hoxuig.
A. ANDRIESSEN,
S2 Fctfcisl EiMct, llcghtnj, Pa.
..- - :: :. of this;
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