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fENTINEL"& REPUBLICAN
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Salmcriptioa, fl.50 per anrtritn.
Transient advertisements inserted si 50
trnU ft inch for each insertion.
Transient business notices in local ctt!-
hmu, 10 cenU per line lor each insertion,
Deductions will be nade to lb-e desiring
to advertise by the year, RIf Or quarter i
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PEKK'A. E. E. TIME TABLE, j
Pauuuger trains leave
Mifflin Station as j
follows
ttnttiD.
Philadelphia Epre,
Pacific Express,
HaTlsbnrg Acennsmo.,
Mail,
Atlantic EliToss,
nurffttt.
Pittsburg Express,
PsciBe,
Way I'asseuger,
Mail,
r'at Line,
Mixed,
Mifflin, Mst 23, it;.
12 siahn
10 12 a hi.
6 1 p m.
8 lo p in.
11 53 pm.
r lJ s m.
10 10 am.
pm.
6 45 p tn.
8 is p to.
LOCAL lXTELLlGEt.CZ
See change of time table, of I'dsstfnger
railwat traina. .
Th? Snyder County Bank at Soinsgn.ve i
Las suspended. t i
Th.i.. he a soeffinr Bee, in Bed
H'tcX school uor.se u.-toorrow evening. .
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terian chlirth in this place last Sunday
A M!fflin twinty man walked from Xe
brarkl', recently, to hi.4 home in Uurdxvillc.
Hngh McAllister, Esq., reiT5entcd this
Conn'y at the Wentioorclauc couuty
tenuisl Celebration. '
Ccn-
Miss Sarah Levi it Superintendent of
Common Schools in Tioga county, on a
alary of JPJi.iO h.t annum. - .
M irket quotations in Philadelphia at the
latest date Wheat, 140al.4J; corn bla
Vt-; oats J.U)77c ; mess pork 22c ; lard
l.V.IOc; xhisky $1.22.
OlwrboltiT's shoe shop, in Fermanagh
tnwinhip, wsnfolluej last Wednesday night,
l.f suvrral pair o boots. A liunilicr of
other things were stolen by the same irty
from the sliojl. '
1 beMeUioilist congregatHm ef Port Royal
re holding a scries of socublcs, and have
lie contribution Icatu e attached. The ob
.iect is to raioe money for a new carpet in
tlieir houe of aorship. ,
Kev. Mr. Shermrd has returned from a
viait to friends in Ohio and western 1'enn- it may be best, hut we do aft kntttt aby
Mlvania. There is a grow ing dispoaithm on t bing lniu experience. If it answer, it
the rt of the menibership of the church ; might sare Irom danger in handling the
here to tender him a return call. ; poinoiiuus mixture, as great care has to be
Some dan nn an Alt-e-na man, who! used to get on the wiKOward side, in dis
cairied a rexolver in his coat tail pocket,1 tributing the powder, to keep it ut of the
..!,-..! . luoii'nl aroiiinl in his rieht ler ' eves, nosu and mouth. Iudeed. the nSe of
l.y the a.eideuti.1 diseharge of the pifd. '
lie i.nevrrrarry a piMoi m mat piace again.,. r,, . uepm...,. aper ti .a.
Mr. John Tt son, a citiaen df Fermanagh i "f avientilic gentleman, who
f.,n0.i.. a hurt distance north ' "'inks the land will be poisoned, and many
,.r ...... l.,.d . tih-er torn .,?r at tile sec- 1
..i,di..ii.lhiloicrkii.saXiltacranc tliat I
wa., employed to hoit coal out of his boat
at Marri.-burj
a lew da ti.
I ue q.H.ion . .lie re-..-....s . r...-r ;
f a river
twidce at Lewistn, to lake the pl.ice ot t
... ..... bv the ire HihmI. lias :
!.en presented to the Court, to decide, as
to. ihe ri-l.t vt il.e Couuty Coumiissiouera
lUTPWUIM. t
J. M: llett'msu, ot Spruce Hill towusb io.
I'.ii lrivenhjJ tn autuuiatk far., w liich can I
readily be tunidti into a Uy bruall. I n this
latitude it will be a great luxury aud com-
. .... i i
ma. socu aiuauuiuc iu .ue uuuic .u (
summer lime, dice its use are known iu I
the Sotitli, it will I'i donsidcred autudij.ee- - victor of the the field. It Is the best Rake
sable piece of household furuilnre. J ever Introduced among farmers the moet
The residence nf Solomon SteHer ill tcr- simple in cmstructiou and the easiest man
nubagh township was entered lat n'edues- j -,l. as it i self nnloadmg. It is the least
riav nisbt. Ilu-ourh a indow iu the kitcltea. i liaW' " "' f order' ,he WBsU
tlie thief jiuetrated the house no further
than the rooui ineuti'iiicd ; tlur: he stole a
natch alii! coat that bctungej to SamUcl B.
l;.. k..,.K.,.t, l...-;.t,. 1.LI,, ,.il.. .riu l.-i i
Kiikenhaeh, besides taking olb art.tlca
that belonaod to Mr. SM-.t, The imprint I
V,rthelhiclS naked loot was noticed in .
several tIa d la the root, and was Drobab'v I
measured for future toniDanson. The fool I
was not Ian,. J
I)r. J. F. Hothroi'k: L. S: A..a son of Dr.
Hothrock, of McVevtowu, K the ItotaaUt I
, . ,. I
of a I luted Malts cxp.oriug exjiedltmn
to Southern Caliloruia. We recollect tiiat
wbea Kotbrock attended AcaJemia he used
to walk home at stated times across the
mountains to Mc Veytown. The boys could
hot understand it. lie had bo Companion
iu these rough wa.ks, but the lloners and
ferns that grew profusely on the mountains.
He Is a natural Botanist. The boy iu this
tase was lather of the man.
The committee of arrangement on Deco
ratien of Soldiers' graves will meet in the
scbool bouse in tlie borougu ol i crrys- j mmt tnoruugi, a leceut iimrovement
ville, this (Wednesday) evening. Citizens , placed iu the market.
Irom Vitnintoa n or other a ctions of the j alsxi sell the Keystone Reaper and Mow
couniy, who desire to be present will meet j er couibiued, with tlie improved Johnson
w itb a cordial welcome. AHer Ihe decora- This machine is oxteu vely in
, , ... use among farmers in the eastern part of
tlon of the grave, ol the dad solJiers next j he Sute. whereeVtfIi it h lwcn tatro.
Saturday, at Iburca 11 HI temetery , tue
monument erected to the memory of the
citizen aokli'T, in the Court House Tard in
Ibis place, will be decorated.
Joseph Long, of Fayette township, is one
ol a family of twelve brothers. They
should attend the Centennial Celebration
next year, take a lent or room there, aud
allow themselves to b seen as a family.
Their namber would attract attention.
Twelve boys from one mother are seldom
met with, and is enough of itself to create
considerable notoriety, but when joined to
the fact that they are all large men, aver
aging 210 pounds, they become a great
wonder. Their aggregate weight ia 2520
pounds. They should not miss the Cen
tennial Celebration.
On last Thursday Nr. William Noble,
of Port Royal, while at work ia a well at
Thompson town, met .with a serious acci
dent. He w as at work at the bottom ot the
well, whea a plank dropped down, striking
him on the head with such force that he
tell senseless, in which state he lay a con
siderable length of lime. These In the im
mediate vicinity oi the well were entirely
frightened out of their good Samaritan vir
tue for a time, until a cui unacquainted
with Ihe circumstances of the accident
came that way aud entered the well, and
rescued Mi. Noble by securing him to a
rope, by which he a as drawn by those above
lo the surface. Noble remained at Thomp
son town till Ihe next day, when he started
lor home alone. He had aot proceeded far
wntil he fell into aa aconsciotis state, from
the eOooU of the injuries received, and
dropped to the floor of his baggy, where he
lay till he was taken out by bis friends in
Port Royal, the horse having kept the road
and crossed, tlie railroad, safely without a
QriVer. Mr. Noble is doing as wcU as can.;
be expected, considering the nature of tb.
injuries received.
Taia ia what a recent water says about
the cnfiiif potato bug : Notwithstanding
the assay akirBil.be ire hare bad will the
Colorado potato Beetle, the real (Teat bat.
lie is jet tn be foaghf, and U win probably
be fought the romiug year. . The Held of
the straggle ha hitherto bee west of the
AUeghaates, hat that has never beem a dis
tinctively potato-gro wSig Tegiom Potatoce
were, of course, frown ia Urge quantities,
but never to the extent of a leading article
"of commerce. In the East it ia one of the
.... . . . . .
le(ng staples, and we question very nSoch
: wbetDer to the larmers Of Saine, Xasaachn-
ir!TT .
-Bui, now vrej, a'CTanare,
and Maryland, there ia Dot more fesde from
potaTiies t:ien rrom any crop grown.' To
j 'he pcopie of these State the invasion of
i, the Colorado Iteetle win be nearly as great
' a Wow as the grasshopper invasion was to
Kansas and Nebraska.
1 Thi-re was no doubt an immense number
i nf e deposited last fall, and it will be
j hopeless to cope with these insects in a
I general Vrar. The newspapers did their
duty in calling attention to them, but there
are so uany people w ho do not read the
pxnert. All last acason the writer had a
Boy go through his potatoes and pick off
' the larva: as soon as they appeared. It
did not cost much, but the continual influx
i of oeetlo fni!u other people's potato Bold
j kept uj. 0m- stock to such a degree) that
before the lull the foreman felt it ahcpeless
tuJ'' "rK' r,'1"ire considerable encUurag-
:": "co In M W persevere to tbe end
i So many people uo not read the papers, and
! the whole cotuuiiuiitv sutlers from this class.
But it cannat be helped. Their neglect of
laKt ear will bring the enemy down o ns
j in 1 gi iu. For this reason hand-picking,
I except, perhaps, very early in the season,
will be no dm; at all. We have to make tip
onr miiids thai we are on the ere of a svri-
j ous batlle if wc wiu!ii save onr potatoes
and Be suiy as well at ouce review our te
unrces, so thai on the morrow we may be
ready wlinii tSo euemy comes. ,
So fur nolli!!1 haa Iten found Miual to
Paris grc.n a cheap but poisonous com
pouud of 4ruiiic and copper; A Tow pounds
ot this is mixed wilu ashes, dry earth, or
anylhiug that will line to comminute or
make the few pounds do tor a whole acre.
The youug larva: cat the poison with til.
leaves, and are ia ttiia way destroyed. It
is best, therefore, to ipIy the matter while
the de.tr Is oil tile leaves, or aftor a shower,
as it sticks on the leaves better; and, per
haps it may be necessary to tipcat the dose
after a heavy rain. ; The plan -of mixiug
with earth or ashes is a Western one, S'jnte
in the East say it is better to dilute with
n-3cf; shd te in a water cart or sprinkler.
the Paris greeu in tliis war was made the
Ut fall if I
"lis result from its use. But the best
'' " " - .or
ven " ,I4S bc;n in f ensive use, no
ti,sc "lJr-v recurJ'"u-
Indeed, lanu-
( era are Usod o liandunir roisons
isons lor ver-1
r . .. ...
have arsenic for rals, slrjcB
.' ' ' I
f,w ,Uw-s "J ktt"W U U I
(hose tiling judiciously ; and if they know j
' that Paris groen u a poisuu, they will
' scarcely scattet it about ou their cabbage
. and Sftlad, or ou such thiugs as tomatoes
and fruits that one niiyht eat fresh from the
tine. ;!!"
ATTEXTo,il:as.TneCotn!yUorM!itwtt.'uecUpaulutlleaves.
o.l.i. : lr...:,..ir. - ...I t
fi - - i
ing reputation and proved itself to be the
made with the best wood hnbs. It does tli-j
best woHt with the least effort on the part
of the operator, of any rake ever used by ,
ne luruier. r.acn lootu is iirueneiraoiii o. :
f,,Ji , ,h. I
M . . fil"",cd to ,he ,
"Ie "ijt Buue l,,e Iot out ' P'acc i
r row toe ten inuiuaou ib use sasi jew,
J' to ,ue Bntvoe that showed
, io uearoi tue urstoae nisi snuweu i
i I.. . .iii, Tt.;. ......d. p !
t iu,per!.tion. Thu popular Kake
kuheJ its own reputation in the j
the hatSt
'-f- I
".- "e T' . n'e" j
I he JumaU Comity Agricultural Fair, loo.
, M .,., udtrs but season,
and they all gave entire satisfaction
I a.u also Aetit lor the sale of the Screw
Mower, which was awarded the PriYe
tioid Ved-1 in a field coutest under the au-spH-rs
of the Clie.ter County Agricultural
.SociciN, last June, tue macninery ol ine
Ji. U ail eucase.1, so that no dirt, wood
3 IMssa asais. i 1 VI ia. ,
or straw Cau get into it to inj ire or clog it
LulliJ lituc is required to oil it, as by aa im
pioveuieni ol the oil ciipj oiraeoiliug is all
that is needed to cut uiuiy acreS o! grass.
The knives are run by a scre-v gearing ; the
most tUc rough and nutseless geariug in-
..iiImI Til. Hll.lL Iiiti.. K.in th..
duced it has so executed its work that tliero
is a constantly increasing demand for it.
Give my machines a careful inspection
betore purchasing elsewhere. I know you
will decide in lavor of them if you are in
need of au implement of the kind.
D. M. JAMISON, Agent.
McAlbterville, Juniata Co., Pa.
Slav 26-1)1
CrKBERLAKD VaLLET M. E. CAMP
Muting. The Annual Camp Meeting
od the Cumberland Valley Association's
grounds, near Oakland, on the C. V.
It. R. (thirtj five miles from Harris
burg, Pa.,) will commence on Wednes
day, August 4th, and close on Friday,
the 13th. There are indications that
tbt meeting will be larger than any
held heretofore. The superior advan
tagea of location are attracting the at
tention of people at quite a distance.
Tbe railway facilities are unsurpassed,
and tbe grounds are easy of access,
having an excellent board walk from
the railway station Jto tbe encampment.
Persons desiring teats should write im
mediately to David IV. Thomas Secre
tary,) Newville, Pa. Cards, containing-
full information, prices,' etc., will
be sent to all who apply for them before
July 1st. 1
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Just give Palo Core OU a trial if
you Lave a pain or lameness, and yea
will not be disappointed. ' '
Bold wholesale and retail by Batiks fc Ham
tin, Miltiutown.
' The sacrament of tbe Lord's Supper was
administered last Sunday in the Mennonite
chtrrrt beyond Cedar Springs. There was
a vsst assembly present.
I A Household Treasure.
- We welcome, with undisguised jaW
sure, the adrsatt os the first namber of a.
ae Uhutiwted' serial publication,' entitled
" A Century After; or, ficUiresqiie Glimp
ses' of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania,"
which is published by Alloa, Lane It Scott
and J. IT. Lsuderbsch.' 3To. 2S3 South Sth
street, Philadelphia. . '.. -'"'j
This iaaperial week,' as we leant fro at
Ihe nrusoeetus. now m-tnr Issued.' after I
years of careful preparatory effort, win Con
sist of abundant and magnificent views,
completely illustrating Philadelphia and iu
surroundings, aud the 4net scenery and
must interesting cities and toWaa of J'sihi
sylvauia, with cepiou and entertainfaig de
scrlptive tetter-ptess. The enormous ad-
Vance made, during s century of self-gov
ciuwhi, n civiinstioN, us vu aw w i-
ences, will be illaatrated in the case of a '
fcelHT.tiHi DietrAnolla. Va rftr In f)iM it tml. !
k.. k i..tuj i . i- ...
maraiflcent aa this w ll be . .
.rv ' " , '
" These are brave words, and if the gld-
rioot promise of the first namber he main-
tained in thoaa which are yet to coioe, the
publishers wiH have proven their claim to
the favor and thanks Of the public ; for to
woo produces a really good hook is a public
benefactor. t -
As an earnest and conscientious effort to
attain the highest standard of exeelle-icc,'
not alone ia the department of art and lit
erature, but ill the presentation of a book
which, in typographic teauty, is a credit to
j C,IT Irom Wnlc emanates, A Cen-
tnrT Alter" may tairly rank wita toe finest
illustrated publications of the day. - '
The compUte volume, we understand, is '
intended to contain about two hundred and
fifty superior wood engravings, which will
be produced with the greatest care and
without limititatioa of the expense neces
sary to make them perfect specimens of
their kind. , '" ' ' ' '
It is a commendable feature, in connec
tion with this work, that the publishers have
thoughtfully limited the u umbers to be is
sued, so as to place the book within reach
of all. .
It will bo completed Jn itftoen semi
monthly parts, at hl'ty cents each, , and is
for sale ouly by subscription."
- Spelling BeeNo. 3.
J'obt t;oxai, May 22, 11.i.
Ma. Enrroa i-i-TUe' Soldiers SpVll'ug i
Bee" came off on Monday evening, May 17, '
as per announcement, and proved a success.
Quite a namber of Mittlintown folks favored
us with their presence, and nearly alt took
part in the spellUlg, acquitting themselves
very creditably. ,
Mr. Swartzel captured twn of the prizes,
one a secia prize, in the shape of a biae
bill, to the last base bait player on the door,
and the 11th in order, a hue neck tie.
The various other prizes were a ward ad as
follows: 1st, Webster's Dictionary, to Dr.
(i. M. Graham t 2nd, Camp Stool, to Vina
Beehie Weimer-, 3d, Boy's Hat, to Miss
Goodman: 4th, Pore els in Ware, to
Mi. S. ML Shelly t 6th, Ohns Ware, to Kev. j
Whituey ; 6th, History of Pennsylvania, to J
Willie Jacobs : Till, Tea Sett to i. P. Shm
" ; om, reeaic i w, to tlazteu r unit, ri
r .. .. -
j lo.h. Fruit DUh, to Dr. Shelly ; 11th,!
Xock,. to Mr. Swaruel; 12rh, Butter
Irisli. to J. BeaWr; 13th, Chrouio, to J.
Weimer; ltth, Salt Service, to Sallie Vo-
blu: loth, Tov Chair, io Miss 11. Bealor ;
. . . . Kilmer: 17Ui.
Wasn , Emery Ebberts ; i 8th,
Urooiu, to J. DiU'euderter ; 19lh, Tin Buck-
, iwj wwhii "-")
Rullwrfonii
ftutlwionu I
Tile following gpeoial prise were awarded
la Ulster nitoen years e age , 1st,
riilvtr Spoons, "to tf. Funk ; 2nd, $1 (jre;u- J
oaca, so c. Aooiei oru, rocs sase, u, ,
a r 1' a ,7 t . " v .
torsou hardware firm, to th HiMt ned J nnnrtlJIl ll'ci
la.ly apcllt-l down, was awarded to aomeiDRl GOODS, GHOCLKIES,
...... wlirivM n.nu. Law llnrM..i mi- i.li.mrirv i
but it is hopol she will not aae them until ,
... ;
ma!iueBtsj which the Bee" Wa ratten up,
auu me uura.eres.eu jerv.ie. o, w.e cou,(
' .. " . 17 1 7 '
iraise. ill lc a respeciaoie sum wan real
ised, and all lunds not actually needed for
decoration purposes wHl be used to hive
the briars and other brush removed from
Church Hill Ontetery.
The only feature of the B.-" open to
criticism ou the part of ait'v. Is, that some
were afraid that our verr worthy C-untr !
Siii-ertntendeiit of Com'iion Schools, w ho
v.w.., ..... ...
the prises, and a little caucussing took;
olaee. and flnallv a committee was rot no to '
wtLlt ou uira nj rcqar,t bita to act as um-i
pi re,
whirh h rheHrftlllr rnnSented
w .
'he timid, and rendering ex-ellert serrice,
r .( fa Qf
ha du, of umpire as wed as anv one
to do, thereby allaving the . foar4 cr
iho dutv of umpire
cnnU, snd tha teacher for the evening, Mr.
4. H. anvder, has stated In Hty preserJce
th.t h. Id r..,r . Iwtip. and al.
though he would hare been highly pleased
had Mr. Garmaa spelled, ho waa also very
glad to have such good authority to refer to.
It is not likely tht arty mure "bses" will
swarm until cool weather and long evenings
set iu again, when we Will no doubt have
aw
'ueia by the "grooa."
A WUI1 UUlll Micii)
, iE OF THEM
Tue hewistown Democrat relates tbe j
following: On Thursday last Daniel j
Raftsinger, of Oliver township, whilst',
plowing in bis fUld, suddenly felt aj
stiDging sensation tn tbe region of bis
rieht thigh, and on. examination found
that a rifle ball bad just grazed the skin
and tbea passed through his pants
pocket, in which it shattered a knife to
pieces. He had not beard the report
of the rifle, and is utterly ignorant as
to whose carelessness so Cearly cost him
his Ue. - 1 '
Thi new fnrnr.ee was blown in on
Monday, Mrs. Longacre, wife of the
Superintendent, striking tbe natch that
lighted the fires that suede the smoke
come from tbe coke - that supplies the
establishment with running power.
LevidoiCH Gazeiie.
MAKRIED:
KIEMEK 'MABTIN At Port Koysl,hy
the Rev. 1. IL Stewart, Mn David Kiumer
aud Miss Mary Bi Martin, both of Juniata
county, Pa. ' " ;
, WElRiCK PATI0N At the house of
the bride's mother, by the Rev. J. tt. Stew -art,
Hr. J. C. Weirick, of Liverpool, Perry
county, and Miss Ada Patton, of Juniata
county. - -
VIED:
McKNIGHT On Monday night, 24th
lost-, in the borough' of Patterson, James
McKulght, aged about 45 years.
SHSLLEY On the 1st hist . ia Walker
township. Ins Ambrose, son of C. G. and
Sarah Ann Shelley, aged 11 months and 10
days. -
gOLOJlOS 8EIBER,
Will visit Mifflin and Patterson every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
and will furnish the citizens of these bor
oughs with the best of
BEEF, TEAL, MCTT0X, PORK, kc
st the very lowest prices. He reKpectfufly
solicits the pvlronage of the public.'
AprH ISTJ 1 y.
COaiMERCiAlu
MIPFUSTOWN 1U.&KTS. . :,
Oa-reced weekly by J.svH.A. Stambaagh.
" ! , . ' Mirrtwiow, JCay 26, 1873. "
, Butter
.i;. ;.......;.,. 13.
Ijud i ......... i. IS
Bacoa ..a. U
Potaxoea...
.1 00
10
. (hiion. .....
. ilirPLLNTOW.N tilt. U.N MAkKKlY
Conected Weealy by Buyers It KenuedyJ
'' ycoriTU'Sj roa To-Dar. .
, , Wednesday, My SibTo. ,
nrore,d..w...'. ......... i 50
' Wheat, prime.... ... ...$! 12al 1
Corn, ' frislll-
)t, ' VssHO -
'
. . oiui iura. ,,; ...
-v-T-f-v- -Vf--. -.-ww., ( ... . , ,, tlOB Of the - .1
TO COSI'MPTIVK-S. ........ ; t ,
The sdv-rrtwr, haviur Peen lirrmsnentlr
' cared irf that drrsd disease; t'oiisninotion. !
by a simple rert-edy, is aiixi'rris r nuke
hn ni ,e""r sufferers the means ot
( caru. To all Who desire It. he will send a
copy of the prescription ned, (free of
and uaing the same, bich tliry win Mnd a
hu t . I i .i ill ill, . IklhM. 1I...n '
UIV IV X.' V1I-I.IJ' I . l- . 1 1 U. 1 IUII
chilis, fee. Parties wishing the presenp-
Ubn will p.ease address'
Kev. E. A. WILSOX," " (
191 I'enn St., Wiiliauiaburgh, 'c Turk.
" ERRORS OF Y OUT II. 11
A GE3TLEUAS who sum-red for years
from Kep-oiis lability, Prematnre Decay,
and all the effects of youthlul indiscretion
will; lor the sake of suffering humanity,
send free
,, . . . .v . . ,
, . , , f T Z- -T - .
which be was cureC. b offerers wish uut to
proht by lite advrluers upenriiee can do,!
. so by addressing in perfect conlidence,
! limine u mrtrv
JOHN B- OGDES, :
janC-m
12 Cedar St., New Vork. ,
mm, ivmih'M.
i.
i.l. - i .! i .V .1 .. . -
w m .ItP it nA ri wiimI lmvlti rnhiiil.I .1 ,lm
X- ew Warehouse hi Perrvsvtile, wonM
repecttullv invite the attention .f the
.. . . .
r.irnicrs ot the county to the I act t'aut nets
.t tflt finite
1- " 'I
PAVlXC TUK UlGlIEST PRICES
. ,. FOE ALL KOJDS OF
-KAl5, SKKI), AcAi'.
Harhig introduced new facilities for hoist
iug, weighing, ftx, we are now prepared to
unload n Hb the least po-isible trouWa.
Bark, Railroad Ties, Loctut
i . Posts, and all Saleable
Goontrj Frddoce
' will lie-bought at afl timcsj either tor '
CASH OR IS EXCrtAJTGB KK HEM-
cilAXDlsE: ' :
il.lYE FOR SALE
... ' 'r" ." .,! ....
pn ; f r rrsjrTJTTJ TTQTT CIT1
OUAls, LU JjO-Biaii, tlttO., HAhl,
PLASTEB, GKOL'KD UK LIMP,
shkh will be sold to suit purchasers, either
WHOLESALE 0k RETAIL, '.
. , ta ,,,,
""
- , Torbett t.iwnsbio mav b. i
"""1 e""'! " Jrlment of
XOTIOoSTB,
Queenswarei Hardware, &c,
a, , uf m(ljch wi ,oJ ,oW if ,ot ,
little loner tnan elsewhere
itOAU IIKKTZLER.
H,W75-tf V'
SEW A.XD ATTRACTIVE!
-- T"Vr"IT tTl CCTZ.
l aUXa.v xn J.- a w--p
, at st BfcCsivKP it xiik ,
'
J f f FRQnV tlR IT TORF
i I A i 1 LUOVA 1ilLU OHilla.
Among the many nice goods may l found
the following:
i Two Dozer Fisk Potfcrr Bfni.es, LAtr-.z
Lot or PnorocaArH AiBrws, Bsi;
iim AiTonaArn Auirii, Ex
rat Fisz Kufvss roa Ladies, '
Fisa Pocket Books, .
ESofeii' tO Sl'FFLT'
Tna Cdrt. A ' ; '
Cbeat VA- ' -
. s isr v
" or Fixr 1st- 1 '
Tin Parxa ad.
Exvklofk, Tivr " " A
Bsiirrot. Board I'aips, '"
' Bn.tt, Lakie L"t or Blase. '
Books, Ft U. Borfttt tl.tv-BooKs, ''
AXO ALL OTHEB Kl5DS Af SlZFS.
IIabhoricas, Extra QvalitT Accobdeors
and Viouns, Fixe IIaib BarsHEs axd .
Combs, Cioab Cases, Gm Tobac
co Pocches, PeBTetios,
; . (Tukss .Boards, Deal- .
. ROES, CHKCKkiS ARB
Checker
, BolahJ, ..;.,
Pboto- t
. , . o a A F B ', .,. ...
Fbares, Basc , , '. ,
Balls, Sfectacls-s,
. axo Eta Glaksks, bear ',
. AsSOBTMERT Uf THE CotJUTT.
. faE PlRLIC ABB iRVITEO TO CaU. -
as Exahirb tub Uoods. Ba,asa
beb tbb Place- , Patteascoi Pbvo Stobb-
. , . . P. C. KUN0IO.
Patterson, May IS, 187-tf '
HU EY. & CHRIST,
" ' StCCESSORS TO KBVDEB & CO. .
To those interested in tbe purchase of a
strictly . . ..-..
VVRti 11 E WHISKY,
lor medical purposes we afler
BAILEY'S Ptilla RYE,
Price M to $8 pel gallon, snd 1II ship in
, packages to suit purchasers.
. W also handle largely a .
COlTEB-DISTlIXIaD WHISKY,
Price from $1.50 to $1.75. '
We import ..
FIXE WI'ES, BRAS DIES ASDGLV,
, and also manufacture , , .
DR. STfEVER'S
TONIC HERB BITTERS. .
' Send for Price List.
UUET at CURIST,
121 North Thud blreet, Philada.
sept 9. 1874-ly
Iarge atock of ready made clothing ol the
a 1. ...... m..A -..-I... I
boys, bats, caps, boots snd shoes, notions,
fmnishinr roods in endless variety for aala
at Samuel Strayer , ur Patterson. i
EVtUY KIND
dose at thu oifits.
Stiff AtUertlaement.
KEARNEY'S
: FLUID EXTKACT
BUCHUI
.. i1 l.n... ' .. . -
is rac oblt auiewj KEnEPT tOtL
4i-
BRIGUT,r5 DISEASE,!
axb a rosmic stusi o
UOL'T. CKAVEI.. I.TIiICTTllR, DIA
n B.TKS, IiSPEP1A. KKRV'OL'S .
DUULITY, DK0P.SV. KEJIAI.E .,
... . COMPLAINTS, 4 . ; j
i Aon Keteulion or Incontinence of Irme,
j Irntutiou, lnnaniniatiun,or blovra- ..
Klndilor ntld KiilttPl s.
: Sp jmatorrhopa,' Li-worrhora or Whites, !
J Irregular cr Painful Menses, Bearing Down, !
fblorosis, Sturtlitr aud .
J ' 'i
; , . i
KEARNEY'S EXT. B U C H U
For Stone' In the Btadd -r, Calculus (Irarel
or Brickdns Oeposit and Miichs or "
( , Milky Discharges.' and DiKeases.
of the frostate Ulauri:
I
KMRAErS EXT. BUCiiU
Cits Dismiti .HMsg ram Imprtimat,
i mmnim vi : aw
Hahd of Uinipatvm, Lie., lu all their1
I In diet, ao inconvenience, and no exposure I
1 .. . j .. ,
t VrinJw ,oereor
strnctusw, preventit aud curing stricture 1
of tlie Urethra, allayint; pain and iiittam-:
mafiw, and expelling all ponumo-us matter. '
' Used by persens in the decline sr change
of life; alter eonflnement or labor pants,
bi-d-wvtting in children, etc. ' ' . i' r
Prof. Steele snyst --lOiie bottle of Rear- .
ncrs Rxtracl Buehu is aorth Biere tbauall 1
Hither Bu-hM combmed."'' '' ' - -. (
I " !. - . ;. . --u- t
KEAENEY'S Mt BUCHU.' ;!;
f jl , ,
; JJlad'l.r,l "".vs. and Irt.jW il elhuS ,
.i-i.ltna it. U utti.Ti null 1 kiii rnn n..
eusting iu ileai, Women aiud Chudrca, no
matter what the age. .
Aak lor K. mm u a 'v
Take ao oilier.
iftcr 0c Dvlt.tr fir BoltU; or Hit Bvtt!ff
Jar tat Dollar. ' . '
' i ' r..i . : , A -''--a
DcpoTj 104 Dt axe St., New Yokk.
. .- "I i-
A Physician iu attendance to answer cor
respondence aud tve advice rratis. tend
tdiim r. CaiiitiKL.1. fVM '
For JU'e bf Dmggll Everywhere.
Profmionai CttfJi.
LOUIS E. ATKINSON, . . ..
-i i. . .'
,i ATTORMCt - At - LAW,
'.' , JIIFIL1NT0WN, PA.
H7Collecting and CoRteysnctng prompt-1
ly attended to. " " i-f
- Orrtoe n Bridge (treKl, ejrpofite the
Court Honse Square. ' I
- -
JOBERT, McMEE.H, , ' j
Attorney and Counseldr at-Law.
Prompt attention given to tile securing ;
snd collecting of cMma, and all legal busi- )
nes. -
Orrics on bridge, street, tirst dtr we.st '
1 'it the Belford building. ' I
April H, i7i-tf 1
jLFUEO J. PATTKHSON, .
: ' ATTOENlalf-AT-LAW,
J11KFLIST0TTX, JUSIATA CO., PA. j
07" AH business promptly attended to. j
trrrrrTi On Bridge street, opposite the
Colin Huuie sijuare.
T 1. BRAZEE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SUEGEON, ;
.IcaJcmia. Juniata Co , Pa.
' . . I
' Orrica formerly occupied by Dr.Bterrett. .
Professional business promptly attended to :
at all hours. ' !
April 7, lH72-tf
THOMAS A. ELDEli, M. D. ;
Physician and Surgeon,
MirFLiyrow.v, r.i. j
.... (
trffice honrs from 9 . w. to 3 t : .. Of. i
nee in his mi her" 1 rrsicitrtce, at the south '
end of Water street. " ori!-U J
J) L. ALLEN, M. V.t j
lias commenced the practice of Mtdiciue '
and S urgery and all Iheircollalt-ral braiKuea. ,
Ofnce at Academia, at the residence of j
Capl. J. J. Patterson, ' I
fjiil 15. Kt
Philadelphia & Beading Railroad.
TT ISTER ARRASeEMEST. j
Jai ast' 17th, 1873.
7im Uatt lltrriiharf follow .-
For Xew Tork at 5 20, 8 10 s. iri.. 2 0 aJrd
7 40 p. m. , ,
For Philadelphia at i 20, 8 10, d 15 a. ui.,
2 00 aud S 50 p. m. ,
For Reading a 6 20, 8 10, 7 45 a. m., 2 U0,
S 50 and t 40 p. m.
For PoUsrille at 5 20, 8 10 s. ni'., anif Z SO
p. m. aid via Schuylkill av S uaquehauiia
branch at 2 40 p. lu.
For A I lento n at 6 20, 8 10 a. ra, 2 00,
S 60 and 7 40 p. iu-
Tbe 5 20, 8 10 a. m , 2 00 and 1 40 p. m
trains have tbrongh cars lor Sew Turk.
Tbe 8 10 a. in. and 2 00 p. m. traina hare
through cars for Philadelphia.
' SCA'OJtS.
For New Yerk at 5 20 a. m.
For A Hen town and way stations at 6 20 a. m.
For hVadmg, Philadelphia and way itaXfons
at 1 4-j p. ai. : : ,.
' 7ViJ far HamtbUrg hart mi folloiit i
Loare 'cw York at 9 00 a. m., 12 ), i 15
and 45 sv. m. ; , . i
Leave Philadelphia at 9 15 a. m., 3 40 and
JWtnV' -.l.i ..- '
Leave Keasling at 4 SO, 7 40, 1120 a. m.,
1 50,0 14 and 10 15 p.m.
Leave Pottsrills at 5 66, 00 a. m. and 4 30 i
p. m and via Schuvlkill aud Susquo j
hanaa Breach at 8 Oft a. m.
LaMre a lien town as a 30, 6 oO, 8 SO a. m.,
12 25, 4 SO aud 8 45 p. m.
Tbe 2 0 a. m. train Irom AUentown aud
the 4 30 a. m. trSin from Heading do not
ran on Munduy-'
,,, . . SCSDJTS,
Leav4 New York at i Id p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 00 p. m.
Leave Reading al 4 50, 7 40 a. ni. and 10
lip. m... i -Leave
Alientowa at 2 20 s. m. snd 8 45 p. m.
"Pie Xorru tmd Etttx RailroHd.
JOUS E. WOOTTEX,
Gturrml Snperimtndent.
Adtailsilatrater'fr Htlce.
Ettati ef Adam Druthr, Xtctattd.
LETTERS of Administration rasa fesfe
asrao ewtMare on the estate ot Adam
Dressier, dec eased f la'.e of alorroe towa
ship, having been doty granted to 'he nder
signed, all persons indebted thrreto are
! reqaested to make immediate payrmnt,
and those having claims against tue aamt ,
?u mAe wca 'TTj . "I .y.' to
. . TuOMAS DCtSSLER
March Ci, TSTf.
Large st'tk of nca W-mvlf (nAtlifnc for
suit by - lT.VFLLYi.'.O.
.Viettiatotis.
Ayer's
. Tot restoring to Gray Hair it'
. natural Vitality and Color.
A drei iff
which M at
once agreea
ble. Leoltliy.
nud rrTs:tiul
lor . prcwrv-
f 1 l'K the lu:r.
AT B a-. .
lo iU itri-ltnui. !
tutor, with the yoa awljMhnrf vt
youth. Thin fcuir is thk-keiieti. fitlL" '
irgiaircliecke.l, anJ L:tlIn ol'tt-n.' I
tltoii jh not always, en ml by its
uoe. othtnif rau restore die bir . ,
i wile re the foilicIeK are dtryJ. or
the glanda atrophied and Jeray1 ; !
but mu-It as remaiu can be savej by' '
this application, and stimulated into
', activity, so that a naw growth ot"
" hair is produced. la.tpari of fotiliut ' '
the bait with a pasty sedimeiit,. it :
' will keep it clean ami rigrtjint. Its ,
nrasioiial int tti'l j'tvwnt the hai
tiota tnrning jrray or falling off. '
and consrjniitly prevent balduei.' (
; Tka restoration of vitality it give,...
. to the atalp arrests and prevents
the fonuation of dandniT, which ii '
- often so u ".cleanly and offeiiuve:" J
' Free from tlioe deleterious ihV i
' stance which make some prepara i
tious JanpTons, and irljitnons to ths'
hair, the Vigor can only lienefit, llii ,;
not harm it. . If wanted merely toi ;
a HAIli DRESSING. nothiiiK" else 1
can be found so desirable. Contain- :
ins neither oil nor dve. it does not 1
soil white cambric, and yet l.t '
. long on th liair,, giving it a rirhi I
glossy htstre, atid a grateful pcrutrTS. '
Prepared by DrJ J. C Ayer & Co., .
Prartseal aw4 Awslyttcal Cbsmlstst
'' i.nwter.t, MAn-u .
Sotn 'n ai. nrrr.oiTs rVBavwHCM.' i
BLATCIILEYV:
lu proved 11'Cl'M
IK It WOOD PL'M;
S llio arifriowIedKclf '
dTAXD.tKD of the'
market, bv popular !
-erdiui, the best pump fur the lea.it
.11 ..I I TT. - .. ..'..
Drop Check Vabe, which car !r I
itbdrau without di'tuibiug the
jouiLh, .and the copper chamber ,
which never crack., scales or rfsts and will
last a lite time. For rale by Dealers and i
Hie trade generallr. - In order to be snic j
Ihst ybn get Blatchley'a Pump, be carelul ;
snd see that it has my trade-mark as above, i
If yolt do not know her to bay, descrip- i
tive circulars, together with the name and I
address ol the agent nearest yot; will tic i
Promptly tnrnlsbed by addreasinsr, ith
tamp, , ,.
11IAS. O: BLAtCHLEY,
" Jl !irrCTrii,
Krl ;nmnTce St., Phihwlelphia. Ps
18
to.
J. B. M. TODDi
, PATTERSON, PA.
SPECIAL NOTICE !
Closing Out Sale of Clothing!
' OTF.lt t'O. 4 T. At t'Ofcl"!
v Ul , r
Airf aii'i Drawers, Hals and Caps
iWt and Shoe, Hotierif mnd
G'oies tit City Prices.
A rowpLETE lixe or. -
GE1JTS' FUlttilSHErG 600DS,
Hum Boats, Guui Overshoes,
Guns Overcoat.
Intending to clo ont my stork of Win- '
ter floods piepsralory lo putting its s irSm
moth stork ol Spring and Summer Good.
I am determined lo sell G al such
Low Price's that every one can iWt fiem-'
selves lor a v.tj small sum of money. Cl' ,
lo see me, and I will guarantee you satis- ;
taction.
Th hirh!t imrtct arirea allowed lor
t'onntry Produce, '"urn aud Oats. Hoop
roles, Lajcnst I'o-ts and Kailroad Ties, in
eaebunge for Gootti, by
J. B. M. TODD.
' Pattcfsor?; Oct. 7, 1H74.
ew Urdu store.
BANKS &HAML1N,
(Belford Building.)
.nartn Street, MinilntovtB, Pa.
DEALERS IJf
DRUS ASD MEDICINES,
CHEHICALc, DVE STIFF; PIXTS
OILS, VAKNISHEri, GLASS, ITTTT,
coaloil, lamps, buknkks,
CHIMNEYS, B K U S li K S,
11A1B BKL"8UES,TKM II
BRUSHES,- P E R
FC.,.MEBY,CoMHS, SOAPS.HAIH.
OIL.TDBAf.
' C, CIGARS.
' ' NOTIONS.
STATION KkT
LARGE VAKIKTY OF
l'ATENT MEDICINES.'
StleeU-tl with great ear, a'nd warranted
rroai high anfhnrTfr:
ffT-Pnrrst of WINES AND LIQUORS
for medical purpose.
(TT-rKKa jRlPTlONS cmpotinrird with
great cans. , . t June 22-11.
iATRMFACTdRY7
FTIHE amlersigwed, at hie shop, on Water
X street, Mittlititoww, ha now n hand
and to aule cheap, a general asNortwenl of
CHAlltSi
He also has a large lot of
COFFINS
on hand, and, having purchased
..w
n,w
Hoarse, is sow prepared to attend fftnerals
st tbe shortest notice snd on tbu most
era! terms... He has made a groat redaction
ia the price of Colhus.
07 Uepainng promptly atten
iolyaW , . O. P. KUBISON
AVOID QUACKS & IMPOSTOES
. .Va Ctdf;tfor Adbiet and Com
Pa. J. B. Xfttrrti rmlaaie of J.trrt
HairVigor
r v
rY
A"
. V. V
Mtdieul Cillerf, Philadelphia, aolbor im' I the great remedy and he conviuci-d of it
several valuable works, can he consulted on I mrriu. tiet thi-genuine. Take only Kuu
all ?easee of the Sexual or Crinsry Organs kel's. hteh is put nnlv in J 1 b-.ttte.
whith he has marte im e-pecai stedy) pot, 253 NortL Ninth Su. Philadelphia. Pa ,
either m mala or female'; ho tnr?er from ft never tail. For sale by all DruggM'
wrrat cause ongmaring or or now mig
standing. A frscfice of 8 vesrt iffthJ
kirn t.. tn-t HiwUM aitli JnM A.-.
rnmraiiteed Charrea n-uuinahle Tl...
at a dince tan' forwaM hrttef descsihing ! lh ,,tf"! witbs, with b-ad, is exp.1- t.i1, in Randolph Co., Arkan-s, and wiir
svroptoaiS and enclosing mamp to frepiv i M- Hwihrfiir. harmkaa, beiue jureiy. g- rat lpi"u. lilty t Mxty l.u-l,. I, ..r c-m or
postage. Send for the Ouldt tS Afa.'M. "uW"- 'onnItalM.n free bt Ir. J.. .; 1.3V fail- of eotfon U the arre, a;.d will bi
Price 10 cents. " 1 Rrnasi. No. 259 N.vtb .Ninth rret, Pl.it-i H at prf-.- ranring from ntr twentv
J. B. IlTOTT M. 6. ladelphia. Pa. feat. Pin and Stomach dollrrs acre, aeroMing l the inipr.iv
rfirician art Siirf'eori j H'.wnr also removed. Aivicefre. SeiMl menu .n ini. Taw. One-t..nrtheh,"
anglST 101 Duarw dttetU N'sw York". circular.. I, In yonr lh-nggk.1 and ask and lulanee in one, tw'S three and lot.r
' I lor KtsarL's Woaw Stvarp. Price 1 ir rear..
A 6ne aoMiitn.ent ofrlnths. oa.rnrna'
Teatmr;;, o-c, a.wrvs nssss ni .tr taie
by ' t.B, 1011X.
MjSCLL.i.E0VS
SOMETHING NEW
r"or everv fcrson in Juniata' tuuutv. uilv at
. . " . ', -
CHEAP JOHN'S STORE !
tie '.Vu ports LiihaJs livm li.:il;
ti,ai)Vaft"l)il' nve!1 Lci"c
Tats c -
Everyth
NEW & LATEST STYLES I
Goods Kcruived
Week by lilinot every 8!i-rjj;
)iri'L rii LLY lot
tMUL SCHOT'iV
WulLPoper Wall Paper !
Wall jfcipcrl
Ail of tlfis Sfrifig'a Jftvfes aftil all liivf no'oM stvck Oii brnl
NOW IN stoiip:,
Carefully sniveled for tli Trade, afld will be soM che;ijt at
IIE PEOPLE'S
HARDWARE STORE
In It. E. roKef-j
strket, orrosiTiiTiii: (OlKl y.iKi
MIFFLINTt'TTy, JUNIATA COI NTV, PA.
. , ' ii ., .
lloiisekecpeiV llurdu'sire, I5uill-
Ilnr(JvarC7
j . ,
j MECHAMCrS' TOOLS, LEATIJEIv, PAINT. OILS,
"I l l rt C i
j (jrLAbi 4X1., Xt.:
,,.
all of first quality, constantly on hand. I invite the public li
' fcall and rcc ine:
Mttllfiitewn. 2ti, !874-ff
D. W. Harley & Cos
I tbe plice whtte jou oau buy
j " iiiK bit axi Tiii; tuiurKvr
I MtiS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
! iUt?, bJps, Portly, shoes, .ixd rt KMstitya hoods.
'frjj are preparerT fo rh Vit orfe of th most rht-ieo and . t ik k. ver ofTen-.i tc
thK suarken 4ni at .iSTOXISBIXfit T 10 II Miff's '
Also, measured lakro for u'!u and
at abort solice, very rjasonanle. .
Ketuember ihe pi4ce, in - !lo.fmau3
Water J'reels JllPrLIXTOWS. I' A.
JUST OPENED!
s I
k NeT Spri; and Su'miccf Stock of
(LOtiHXGj HATS, CAPS, HOOTS AM) SIlOES,
For Men, BoJ s,. Woiuen, Mw-J aVid Child
'.VATCHKS ANl
C Afi P ETS AXD f"LP0K O 1 i; : I
All 2f rite., fo r"rr-pii1 In t"i s.rink .far
iwMiih ago. rtrStTl . M.tDE TJ OKlttK.3
l aro-rson, n. jtr. 1 1, i.-. i.
dcNpondent t irtims of tlie diiteae often
fancy tbemsclres I hi- prey, in turn, of e.ery
TK.frt eiatady. Tlii is due, in jart, lo thr
close sympathy wkien exists Knreen flie
stiHuach and the brats, and in part ali'.i
the tact that any dislwrhance nf file Uixus
tire tunclMHt ismnrilr rtiv.rder ihe lirvr.
ffce bowels a4 tW n7vniM syt'tein',' and
effects to sotiM. extent, tbe juaiits of the
brood. ... .
K. F. Runlest' Writer W?ne ol In.r is
S sure cure:
. . , . .'. ,
I to be tried rM
i . m m j. - .1 -
' nrescrrSer' e'att for irrany tears mt tie iir.-
. . . . ' . ....
tree of eAirrreul pbysiciaus with unprsU..U 1
s-li a uil borl. ronatiiMtion. htaila- he.
l dixiinnM. sleei-'ewness and low sinrils. Trr.
nvi dealers everjw here,
; ' - wb,.',,.
1 I F W w I SIS
' ReflnoveaT in a few honrs. No fee asked
bottle. The Worm Synrn never lads.
Jeb "sfk tit shrrt notice at th.- t flit 6.
! Drpepsia! Dyspeps?.? Ihrtepsia! MatbocdrHowLon.HowRpstcrrl
j r).p-u..J tue most pcrplux,. ,.f all TAP. r. herwel'N f.M.at.d E-..-human
ailnw.rs. Its mii are almost t JLJ) I .. ... , ... . ,
success r It Is Sol txpocierj or inienaeu lo
.11 Ik. .l.- .-. . I.. u-hiA'ti th.. I.w.:m.
... ., . j. i . " .-".mi. ...H um .-, i.Kt, run; iiiins .1 ciie.io-
! lamilv la sulHvct, but is irraiftea U rl'ic .
lien IO. I llYNXH-lMlA Ul ItS IIMrttt O.tlW.te l.lfl.L. kliU. " 1 . ...
' . " .r j ,-. . . e t u rl his Lecture nlniubl s in Ihe nanl.i
- , kel a Hitter nine ..f tniti neer fii:is lonre. . ...
. ... . i ; . 'It everv l'u:h ami ev.rry i:i:i m the bml.
t : . j . V .1 . . ... eiit uiiI. r se:il, tn a plain . envwlom-, t.
, ' wind and riMi.g ol llie IimhI, nrvtie-w -f Uk- , . . j . .
i . . . .. , anr aidre. movt-mmi. n tii r-eetM !
.JDI ERTISFVE. IS.
diret t to .i!Tiiii it iismea.'
engage S ia l? any tuo in
juntv
lit
t
from KuVopc every
i:s, kc.:
.V&r Brtrk BuilJii,
r
JOHN W; MtTTTtERSBAUGfl.
parts of suits, which M'.l Su made totricr
New liuiloin, corucr of I'ri.Ie au'I
vn. Notion, K-n'a X iii'ii'Vn'S G
JEW'LBT.
iu Tallies. Cli
f :r tS.'au tin I'h-MpTsiof A
SAiiltL STKATI.r;.
cine) uf Sp-rtuatorrh.TA or Se
ne, lnv.-;'nrit;iry S -nunl l,oen. Iii'l-teH-r,
M.-nt.il s'kI P1iyti-.i fneapru-it t In.-petlimt-nN
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