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..iEPCBUCIK
FMNTOWJ.Y
aT. FEB.9' 18.
6 U ii W E 1 E K,
.b akb raoraicox..
tck in' Ken tut kr id opened
j.iujer,
JOKuMtsiiAX, proposes to pass
eMi law prohibiting divorces
pt for adiiliirrv.
'He land lieu bill laid Senator I
mmcl out in Snyder county, last
urdav, in his contest with Mahon
the congiessional Eotaiurtion:
i
i . it i i
jast wetK. ihd z tii die passed a
jlutiun declaring the bauds of the
ed States payable in gold or
- M e option of government
Miaaj tl-.a Iloude took up the
ste resolution, and after a debate
five Lours defeated it by 50 ie
ity.ardsj stands th'e legislative
of tbo United States; the Sen
oth guld and silver as re
an money, and the house for
only as redemption money.
Irisi ara preparing to cele
thvr laet gsilant efforts lo
off British rule of Ireland in
-29 hundred years ago.
tenial celebration of their ra
s failure will talie placa the
Ana summer. It is expected that
ast five thousand American Irish
will so to Ireland to take part
ce'.eLration. Lord .Corn wall's
to put doisn the American
n of 1776, put down the
jffbrt at revolution.
Jectric engines have been made
Pittsburg, and shipped west to be
id to tranfport passengers and
ight, Rcroes the mouutains into
londyke country, The travel
.i not Da on me etwauu, iub ti
1 1 . : 1.1
les are to be stationed 12 to 30
lcs apart, and a wire rope is lo be
g on poltfl, and on the wire are to
hung baskets in which to carry
eight and people, just as sand was
tried frc.ii 'ho aiuea b:-yond Law
own, acroes the Juniata river to
uilroad.
CALIFORM1.
'crsnnailr Ctmtliictcd Tours
rlaFeDpoylfanla liatlroatl.
-ft. Personally-Conducted
xnc tr-..t V;a
r to Oc!:?-fp.
the I'enrsyl-
"w iork,
tlen Oat3 oi-tciat en Weunes
February 15, stoppiag at the
t JL'aminoih Cave and is'ew
ub during tba Mardi Gras Car
er. Four weeks will bo allowed
the Pacific Coast. Returning,
ips wi'l be m-tde at Salt Lake City,
'orudo Springs, , (Garden of the
' t, Denver Chicago,. &3. Bound
rate, including tnknsportation,
iuge drives, fhotel accom
arrd Palirrn accommo-
ud P '
aucisco, and
.rnia, $335 00
of Pittsburg;
iations, meals,
j drives through
weeks, ?J2q.0Q
rienced phaper
3 I'ily for
lonnsts.
cdful! infi'rrrmtion
ants; Tourist Agent
Kew York; or ad
oyd, As&it-tant Gcn
igtct, Htcxi Street
lphia.
COKGKSIONAL SITU-
fertain nespsipevB in tbd:strict,
; , . j:n.t;r-r
10 are weii.tu to Tim icfiuiuoii""
lr. Mu'ion for Covgn-f, are iuju
ious iii tbeir denupciatft'n of every
n v. ho ro tviitvs J indulge a
linp of bec-oraicg a candidate at
primaries for norrination. Tbe
,rc! Bouv Jitviosiory, of Janu
in s.K:ku.g oi the congress
oitustiop, says: Tho Rc-pcfci-not
takf-i: rdv position in
Jr ajKf bioL.it! xa'iddle, a certain
niberiinirg psppr to the contrary
witLrtsr-d;n. Nor does it intend
to unless forced in to it. The con
trov.:rsy through tLa newspapers is
much to be deplored, ttnd cannot but
redound to the injury ot the party
.1 iv.-paiSicar
i'.t licai t would I
U.i.crT r-.irsu3 it. ac.l thcs9 who KTo
" ' . . . .. i
doincr soare rcre;y niRtmg tntm
seWtq t'Alaghiar s-tockof the com
Politics can bo conducted
" st a3 well aa anjibin.'
"f for the bestiuteres
".at Aavd slinging
not those who pnr
.- the most, as tbe
the party have abous
-i ?Lat t':ero has bfei
mgh of if-. An.i so there has. Let
iv! ni l-'s the papers condnctinjr
ti b "jilxr'-d jc ths D:-mo
irai...'. -. iiiiLra. luat 13 about where
tl'by r-.;btly lioloiifj. W !o not be
Iiov- tii.t either Mr. Gebr or Mr.
Nation enuorse sa'-'.'i action. Thi
nKoir wil. not take p.irt for eitber
:1! exo; 1 1 3 far ns cl'ian correspon
lice is coticerni.-'., then tve will be
jurr!3,,!frid to Kivt! ore side a chance
s t'i other. lat tliere must not
any r.ertODallties( ent&r into the artij
Us.
INTEMPERATE HABITS.
"Some lime aw, in a talk from the
b
nch Juriuir license c-urt, Judtr
White, cf Iiidinna, guve a definition
rf 'm man of kooMrn intemperate
Lr.bitn." It was clear and to th
poic'. neither too wordy nor loo
bri-jf to be thoroughly comprehensive.
was widely quoted by tbe press at
be time ns a mo.Jel iud;ciai uenai
tior , and is again goiag the round
cf tho newepapers. It is as to.
km:
"To our xuind then, a inan .-o givtu
ij ths: habit that be frequently god
tile bivr fur a drink, occasional!.
- 'inder theinfliWEce, yields to th
ot titixiir when
invited, leaves his" employment fre
quently in working hoars to get
drink, speeds his earnings for it
while other responsibilities ara neg'
lected, fee's a growing appetite for
liquor with out any effort for contro.'
is a person of intemperate babits and
when those habits become knowu to
the community in general cr in the
neighborhood where be 'lives, or
among the people with whom he baa
interconrse and see bim frcra time to
time in the indulgen e cf those bab
its, he is under tho ban of the liquor
law as a person of known "intemper
ate babits."
This is a fair and rational defini
tion. Under tho law a man of this
description hm no right to b given
intoxicating liqucrs st a licensed
hoaso, and the proprietors of such
housoB who permit encb persons to
drick on their premises are violating
the law just as clearly as if they kept
their bars open on Sunday."
UTILIZE TEE TRAMPS-
Philadelphia TimeF. Janmu-v 14.
r. r.r tnn ,
oi tcui uu,uuu tu anu women i
sought sht Iter at the oolica nffilinr,n '
and the present ratio of applicatioi.8
is the higbeet ever known.
This may auem stranre in the face
of the manifest industrial revival that
ia row in progress, but it sbonlJ not
bo forgotten than when a man is
oi.ee out of employment bccau;e no
work is to bed. and takes np a
vagrant lifa because he must, it is
harder for biro to get out cf his vag
rancy thsn it was to get into it. A
life of I:?:atss bf gets laziness as a
habit, and uufortua itely it U so
eay for a tramp to liva during three
fourths of the year iu this country by
lagging and petty thieving that
these who from any cause follow- the
tramp's life for one season are likely
to adopt tramping a3 a profession
Still more ucfortunately, r.o pecsi
bla system of dealing with the tramps
Las been enacted into a vr and vig
orously enforced. Tbe tramps who
fleck to the cities in cold weather are
Beet to the Il'jbsea of Correction un-
till taey will hold to more, and the
prs"c":g oi dis-cbargiug vne lot of vi
tjiaiilh to make ivcjil f:i a new con
signment results iu a sort cf eudkss
chaia tirracgnnenf, by which tbe
Iszy army are part of tho time in jail
and the other part beggiog or steal
in;?, aLd ali the time liviDg off the
pnbli-'.
It is eciier tc a&k what in to b
done about it then to prescribe a
remedy, but nothing couid bo much
wor&e than our prcsf-nt spasjiodic
systfm of secdicg the triads to the
Houa of Correction this vs.tk lo l.e
rdo'sed e x w:-k acd rtcommi t. d
the v.cck sfLir. If the- damp ii
be tradica'.d be n-'st le ccm UeJ
to T&rl; niuttr tnd eumtiitr Uu;i! he
is willing to sc-c-k and continue lo
work cn bli own account, r.rd. f;i.
iflff lIJ0' e baoa L'o kept nt work
ii.. "lefiiii!-!r Jn m .1
:cr i :o uuu;i3 . ;
oilier
to ccrpt tl blui lo v;cr.
uiu4 le
given Bomc-thing to dc, and tDo ."
dantry that ia capable of riaJ:Cot ad
dar'.rticn io Ibc s?!v:rg of the 'iaTp
problem is that uf road making. Tbe
tiam; c'-ould work the roads, r t
tram j t'cc V tl Lis ovri; will, J
To put the 'rainpo to nsef ' '
at tho LisbiJi . , ayJ'8trfce - taaB ,
ii-- e so D-.e weii onsiaerca
g:6'.aa. , whic'r it Ehauld be the
btiMceoa d our Stata atit municipal
lavmaks to furaish without further
delay. The ntxt Saie Lgis'ature
sbcti!. r.r t u(''j.urn .-ntLI it h-is pi"J
r:d;dl ncL ,'"g.i:atic3 lor il-. I'V
ui .yiuia ..a CSLl? tte
cjLuuilieu
.. ... i. ,u:ce of the Slate in impro-
: ... t :,i,-r, c JK'oxd rf perm-'No. 21
IL. UU1 1-- . I
ing it to le wsl?d in Ba;iug ar
01 tee entire comrr.un'ry. 1
A DARKY'S PRIZE MENU.
But Bis Friends Wr,it Betting; Agavlsuit
. - mm- ft Sure Tliiuf
Thrto negiocs not long a!o made a
bet among themselves that each could
name a supper that would be better than
the others could name. They put np $1
apitce, and tbo one that named the
itimu hi:r. wr.nld constitute me cent
..1 1.1 ci TVi.it lirnr I
straws ts to which ones eboulJ be the
first and the last to make np the menu
for tho imaginary nieaL The first man
eaid he couldn't think of anything bet
ter than green boiled with hog jowL
For sido dndies he would take com
bread, souse, black eyed peas, and wash
them down with buttermilk. The other
two t-aiacked their lips.
"Well, for me," said No. 2, "I'd
take fried chicken, hot biscuits, buttered
'n spread over with preserves 'u den,
n den let's see yes, 'n 'eiinmou beer j
'n giugsr cakes. " j
The mouths of the other two spilled I
water, and it was apparent that they I
were hungry. It come No. S's time !
W y, youse niggers u'ju t uiu
what's cood." said he. "Tell me, fools,
what's bctter'n possum baked wid sweet j
'tatehs scattered all roun it, swimmiu1
tatt.
in do gravy? Iley? 'N den atter youse ,
dene nibbled at c
nt de bones tell tney am i
no mora meat on 'em d( re set de waer
millyon starin you in de face ilk . Hey?
And with that he started to pick up the
money.
You leave uat money alone, me
other two yelled in chorus. " We warn t
bettin ag in no Bure thing. cmcago
Times-Herald.
Telecraphle Anomalies.
At a recent meeting of the British.
chamber of commerco in Paris tu J.
Hcmebryk, one of the vice presidents of
the Liverpool chamber ol commerce,
u-.ade an interesting statement and
sought the support of tho Paris cham
ber in his endeavors to obtain accelera
tion in the delivery or telegrams m
France. He said that telbgraphing from
Liverpool he could obtain a reply ironi
his New York house in three minutes.
wV,;1b frrau his house iu Pans it tooK
five hours. There were countries, like
Austria, which were even worse, tne
time for a reply being sometimes as
much as six or seven hours. There could
be no greater condemnation of the pres
ent system than the practice which was
commonly followed by Liverpool mer
chants. When they wanted to obtain a
reply quickly from, say Havre, they
would telegraph to Havre through their
New York office, and tiny could thus
obtain through New York a reply in
half an hour which it would take them
four or five Cuurs to cbtsin direct. The
blame coald not bo attached to tho Eng
lish pestoffice, f IX ho had ascertained
that, as a rr.le, a telegram Lauded in at
any English effice left tbo .United King
dom within 1 5 minntes of being handed
iu.
The Paris chain bT agreed to give the
subject its most earnest ceiisideration.
with a view to taking steps to obtain
reform. Piuriw Mt.sju.Kr.
La hew roan v pebbonal-
. ITIES.
Tbe o!d style of portraying fauioro
peopie turoogn a "sketch" or "bio
graphy" is to be modernized in The
Ladiet Home Journal during 1898.
Five of tbe - most prominent Ameri
cans have been chosen for the depar
ture: President McKinley, Mrs- Cleve
land, Mark Twain, Joseph Jefferson,
and Thomas A. Edison. Each u ill
have a special article, which will con
sist of about fifteen or twenty fresh,
unpublished stoifes and aneedofis
siruBg together, each anecdote show
ing some characteristic trait or pre
senting a different sido of the sub
ject. The idea W to show famous
personalities through their own do
ings and bayings, and to make these
articles accurate. The relatives and
closest personal friends of tbe sub
jects have assisted end given tbe
Journal the best stories and ante
dotes within their own knowledge.
ivicn articie will tbns represent ttie
closest view of the one sketched. No
authorship will be attached to any of
. K 1?1
ii. u arucies
TICK'S G4RDEM AID FLOR
AL GUIDE.
Tbe annual catalurue sent out by
the old reliable saed establishment cf
James V ick a Sons, comes to hand in
a daiuly and tasty cover of blue, pink,
yellow and orange. The Gulden
Lily, the Piak Daybrcuk Aster, a
brace of blue birdk, and the artistic
lettering iu black, blua green, crim
son and gold, all in harmonious com
binations, mako a cover of exquisite
design and appearance, Many of the
illustrations are fine half tones. Four
handsome colored plates of begonias.
dahlias, nu&turtiums and sweet peas
add to the attractions. The list of
seed j end plants covers a largs and
varied assortment, including ntarly
everything that can bedebired fi r the,
garden, the lawn, the green house.
Valuablo new varieties are cff'.red ?
well as the thoroughly tried and
proved standard sorU Vick's novel
ties are noted for their uniform ex-C-l'nce.
In vegetables tho Gndus pra is a
great adrdnue over all other "jx.tra
early varieties, The Jones Wax Bean
is an essential gain in that line. Po
tato growers aro offered the "While
Beauty" os a nw variety with model
qualities, combining size, high qual
ity anu gnat pioductivencis. But it
is impossible tf re to note the manv
valuable offerings of this firm in fri:ita
ii-jwers and vegetables. If you are
cot a cuscmer of this firm send for
their catalog ao. It :"a free tG ?il p
plicants. Addr-.fcs Jams Yi-.x'b Sis,
.Uochestcr N. Y,
I rc evcts i f u: eurcd tskn ifcweii Bcwf -
trajSari'tsar.l:. a inchest. Ia -t-
HUMPHREYS'
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Cures Fever.
f Worms.
' Jnfnvs' Diseases.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
10 " Dyspepsia.
11 " Delayed Periods
i 2 " Leucorrhea-
13 Cures Croup. -
14 ' Skin Diseases. ,
15 " Rheumatism.
IS " Catarrh, ,
GO Cures Whooping Cough.
No,
No.
No,
Asthma.
General Debility.
' . -
jo. 5 4
Sea-Sickness.
Kidney Diseases.
Nervous Ds'oility.
Urinary Diseases
Heart Disease.
Sore Throat.
Colds and Grip.
No. 27 "
No. i3 Cure
No. SO "
No. 32 "
No. 34 "
No. 77
Du. ricJirHBEYs' Homeopathic
Masvax,
of DtsEi-sES Mailed Fbek.
mall bottles of pleasant pellets, fit the Test
nocket. Sold by drui:it. or sent prepntd upon
! receipt of i.Tice. cents, except ps. . ana
r..o.l'im .,iM onlr. HuitiphreyK Modi-
cine Conipaujr. Jll WiUiam St.. Sew York.
HUMPHREYS'
WITCH HAZEL OIL
-THE PILE OINTMENT."
For Ptt External or Internal. Blind BJI"
rStulilnAno: ltcl.lnor Kteentns of the hmxum.
Tha relief la lmmeduoo iie cure certain.
FBIOS, 60 CTS. TSIAI. SIZE. SS OTS.
Boia DrnccUt. otf acat poi-p-ti o imcttft f rttoa,
KcmrHasis- BU.CO., in a l is iraaaai at, saw tsbk
ATHLETE AND SCULPTOR.
Talo of James K. Kelly's Povrers, awte-
lated by s Friend.
Although he is not large physically,
several good stories are told abont the
prowess of Janws E. Kelly, the sculp
tor whoso bronzo statues of Molly
pitcher. General Buford at Gettysburg,
"The Battle of ITarlem Heights" and
"faberidnn's Bido" have biunght nun
fame. A friend ot liis saiu oi uuu
"He Las more courage to the square
inch than any man of his size I know,
and on several occasions he has been
called upon to show it unexpectedly.
"One day an expressman, six feet
high and strong in' proportion, invaded
bis rtudio. The expressman had over
charged the sculptor, and the latter de
sired to refer the matter to the main
office. Wnen the irate exprefsinan cn-
tered,,it happened that a tall mend ol
the artist was visiting the studio. With
hii oath the expressman said that be
had come for satisfaction.
" 'I intend to smash j-ou to smither
eens,' he ejaculated, shaking his fist
and advancing toward the sculptor.
" Do not wait a moment," answered
Kelly.
"The big man sprang at the artist,
and at this critical moment the tall
form of tbe hitter's friend vanished
through the back door. Quick as a flash
the sculptor jumped behind tho euragea
5 1 I. I Ua ftAilr t
expreasrauu, eiii.u unit -- - j
the neck, and with all the strength he
could summon pushed the burly fellow
to the front door and kicked bim into j
the street. It wts all done so quickly i
that the bellicose intruder hardly knew
hnw it hanr-ened. He fell on the side-
-walk, and his face was brniscd. He got ( wejht ,Ild am i better health. I cannot
np and ran away. The sculptor return- enoogh j praise of Hood 'a Saraapa
ed to his work, and after a few min- ; Jn MM H BLAKEt go. Berwick, Me.
utes his vanishing mena
idlv from the rear.
entered tim
"'What' have yon done with that
Goliath?' he asked, f Yon know I bave
heart trouble and cannot stand scenes,
and so I went out to keep calm.' . i
" 'Oh, there was no scene, replied j
the sculptor. 'It was an act in three;
kicks and a push. His heart trouble
friend to this day thinks the sculptor is
! m niece uf screharncd'dvliamito. I'
. . - .j -
York Commercial. '
AKNOUROSaEKTS. - .
rOB RKPEESEN TATTVK DELKQATE.
Mr. Editob.' A tb Mzt Rap.blteaa
State UoBvmtioa will b a moat important
one la tbe aaBala of PfaBaylraate Kepnbli
eanisiB demanding tk wheat, moat prudent
and most disintereated action on its part,
tbe Republican of each county ahould . be
represented by enc ot their ablest, safest
aiid inott ezperisBeed taenioera. Ia view
ot that obligation permit ma to reeommeod
Tor election at our enaning Prinurr .meet
inga Hob. Lovii E. . Atkoisos, of Mifflin
own, who fllla that bill I believe Kill be
latiarantory to the entire party.
A REPUBLICAN.
Mllford township, Jan. 4 1898.
FOB REPRESSNTATIVK DELBGATB.
I hereby announce the name of Robert
H. Pattersen, oi' Pera Hill, Janlita county,
Pa., as a candidate for delegate to the next
State Convention, aubjaet to the rules and
usages of the Repablicao party of JuntaU
County. FATETTB. "
Jan. 24, '98. ,
ASSEMBLY.
Acadcinia. Pa.
" I resiiectrnlly announce mv aelf aa a can
didate lor noniiuatioa for the office of Rep-
rewnianvp, ro rrpresenc Juniata coiBty Id
the Lfgialatuie or Pennaylvmia, subject to
tber lea and usage of the Republican
party of Jnniata. If not nominated i ajree
id auppon ine nominee or too party.
If Dominated and eloctod, I agreo to pro
tcct and adrance the Interest of Juniaia
county aa faithfully a I can
T. K. BEAVER. -
COUNTY CHAIRMAN.
I hereby announce rnyeelf aa a candidate
for toe Chairman of tbe Republican eounty
committee, and in case of my election
pledge myself to work for the boat inter
ests ol tbe Kepnblican party.
It- C. McCLKLLAK.
Jan. 2S. '98.
touar PKOcr.AUATioji.
Whereas, tbe Hon. JEREMIAH LYOK S.
President Judge of the Court or Common
Pleas, for tbe Forty-First Judicial DistHcr.
coiopo.-eil of tbe counties of Juniata and
Perry, and tbe Honomhles WM 8WARTZ
anil W. N. 8TERRETT. " Assncita
Judges of ths said court of Common Pleas
of Juniata county, by precept duly issued
and to me directed for holding a Court of
Oyer and Terminer and Gcneial Jail Deliv
ery, and General Quarter Bessions of tho
Peace at Milflintown, on the
r IKoT iiON DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1RU8
BEINO THE SEVENTH DAY OK THE
MOUTU.
Notice ia hirkbt civkm. to tbeCoronor
Justices of the Peace and Constables or tbe
County of Juniata, that they be -then and
there in their proper persons, at 10 o'clock
in tbe forenoon ol' said day, with their rec
ords, inquisitions, examinations and Oyer
reniemucrsnces, to do those thing that to
tbeir office respectfully appertain, and
those that are bound by recognisance to
prosecute sgainst tbe prisoners that are or j
may be in the Jail of said county, be then j
uuu mere w prosecute against mem as
rhall te feat. '
By an Act f the Assembtr passed the
Gtb day of May, 1851, it oixia tbe duty of
Justices of tho Peace of the several coun
ties of this Commonwealth, lo rotora to tbe
Clerk of tbe Court or Quarter Sessions of
tbe respective counties, all ths tecognSa
ances entered into before them by any p?r
rD or fcreon; barged wi-.h the Commis
sion of any crime, except such eases as
miy fee ended before a JuMice of the
i'eac, ncder existing lavs, at k'ast ten
days la-fore the COUituC-oCunviot vf Hie ses
sion of the Conrt to which they are made
returnable respectively, and in alt cases
iv hi re recognizances are entered into less
tban ten days before tho commencement of
ir-e session to which they are made return
l.!e, the said Justices are to return the
xaruo in tbe same manner as if ;" t
hsd cot been pssaed
Dated
MARK T WAISTS HEW.8TOR T. i
Mailt Train's new Lumorous story
vrhicli Le is now writing in Viennn,
is to eo 'O jTA Ladir Home JwrpaL
1 -:,. r.,3 .oviInA h.a onr.? V :
tlarioa Crawford's dcw story, which
14 a ta'e of tbe nr.rea', with tbe Rtrik
!U'v rtcanny litle of "Tbe Dead
I ttlieuuiatlBm Cured In n 0y.
MvBtlft Ciiro" Lr rihcUinaUsl
. - . . -l- i : -i .
lsvs. Its action upon tho ay&iem
J . i , i : Tt
is romarKaoie ami nijBifnouo. it
rrtnovt-B at &EC6 the cause uuI tao
disease iuiruediatel disappear. Tho
rtrfct doso greatly benefit-: 75 cents.
SoM by L. Banks & Co , Prnireiste,
iliffiiatown. April 1, 98.
FARM FOR SALE.
Tbe undersigned, offers bis borne
tied farra, in Monroe township,
rfbeut three quarters of a mile from
Evendalc, at private sale. J he larm
c .usibls oi iuu acres more it lew, mi
clear land excepting a out 5 acres,
wLio'a is in timber. Tbe improv -
la ar a arcod frame bouse, frame
bai-k barn, wagon shed, bog pen,
snrir u bonSl,. the spring never fuils.
There is also a well of never failing
watfr at tbe boufP, church, school
house, store acd ini!l conveniently
aar. Tttrr a pr?cb orchard of
800 tres on the Incua.
Addiess, Bat.tdaskb Lauveb,
Eveodale, Juniata Co., Pa.
Jan. 5, 98,1 m.
ScrouifluSi
Infests the blood of humanity. It
appears in varied forms, but is forced
to yield to Hood's Sareaparilla, which
purifies and vitalizes the Wood and
cures all such diseases. Read this:
' In September, ISM, I made a misstep and
injured my ankle. Very soon afterwards,
A Sore
two inches across formed and in walking
to favor it 1 sprained my ankle. The sore
became worse; I could not pot toy boot
on and I thought I should have to give up
at everv aten. I could not get any relief
and had to stop work. I read of a cure of
r. similar case by Hood's Sarsaparllla and
nnxi.iHH tn trv it. Before I had taken
! n o( two bottles the sore had healed and
tLe swe:nng had gone down. My
i
nd t nRTC been greatly bene-
j ... th-ri. i h-Va Increased In
- . Thta and other Blmilar cares prove that
Sarsaparllla
1 the OiM True Wood ririflr. All drugilsts. SL
e'SPlBIT!
l.. I' tt-A a- ca.. ta
Foot
HMO
Is eaasot: by Uirpid liver, which prevents dis-
Uuti ard permits food to frr.U!iit and l":t:''.v Iu
Uia inaeh. Then follow dixziness. hi.uuushe.
9
lBsumtna, nervousness, and.
Pills
tf not relieved, MIlous fexr
cr blood pououiuir. Hood's
Fib stmulate the stomach.
rmiii- the liver, cure henilaclie. dininess, eon-
stlpaf-on. etc. : rams, soia oy ail aruKRisis.
25 rents.
The ouly I'iUs to take with
awu a
I SarsapaxUla.
tw I r?v (irs awl
i? a sr J
1 VfktV
I.KUJIL.
NOTICE OF APPEALS.
Il otic ia hereby given that appeals for
XI the several districts of Juniata county,
will be htld aa follows. . -
- Gssiiii ArriAu.
West Side Court House Sliffiintown, Feb
ruary jo.
East Side Ceurt Homo Mifflintown, Feb'
ruary 17.
Tbeso Arpeais will be bald by the Coub
Commiaaionera. which can be attended by
uj uau muv laeia nimseii to o nnjustly as
sessed by the present triennial uuaaani
Tbe Commissioners will be la session at the
atore aaia place, from 9 a. ui. to 2 p. m.
Coiimissioabb's Office, i H. 0. Rbibb.
aliffliotowB, Jan. 9, 185:7. S Clerk
ADMINISTRATOR'S MOTICB.
Notice ia hereby g iven that Utters af Ad
aainistratioa have been f ranted te the un
dersigned upea the estate ot W. Harrison
HcAhater, late of Fayette tewnsbip, Jnniata
county. Pa., deceased. Anyone indebted
to said estate ia raquested to make prompt
payment and those hairing claims or de
mand a to preseut thrm oroocrlv anthanti.
cated to the undersigned for settlement.
ROBBBT K. IfoOBE,
Nov. 10, 6t. Administrator.
JHOTHON ATA SY'S NOTICE.
Notice ia herebr riven that the follow.
int; account hsa boon Bled in the Prothon
atary office, in Juniata county, and the
same will be presented for confirmation
and allowance to the Conrt of Common
Pleas of said county, on Taesdsv the 22nd
day of February, A. D., 181H, when and
where all persons interested may attend if
they think proper.
The second and intended final ac -onnt
Of John Votisr. Committee of Ermlna
Brandt, a lunatic
Prothonatary's office, W. H. Zcidebs,
aiimmtovrn. Fa., Proth'v
Jan. 24. 195S.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
In tht mttigntd tttalt uf Samuel M. Kauf
man.
Tbe undersigned appointed an 'Auditor
by the Court of Common Pleas 'of Juniaia
county to distribute the balance in the
hands of Sai oelD. Coftman, assignee of
Samuel!. Ceflntao, to and amongst those
legacy, entitled thereto, will sit for tti pur
pose of hi appointment at bis office in tbe
Borough of MiSintown. on Thursday, Jan
pary 27 tb, 1808, betcrean tho hours of 10
o'clock, a. m., and 4 o'clock, p. m., at
wiuca urns and ilac al I prrsoas
claims against tbe said estate wi!l
- e
present
tbe same properly autbebticated for
authenticated for rav-
mant. Ar hm fflMM I 1
latira:lnaU.listribntion ' I
WiLBiaroBCB Scbwbvkb.
Jan.
, '98. Auditor.
DhUN IS TRA TOR'S NOTICE.
Ettate eFJixuiolh Magrukrr, deceased.
Letters ' '- ,s ration on the above
tod to tbe under,
-vl te the said es
1 payment, and
Test the same
BCDES
tatrator
.Jr.,
. p.
". .
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
notice is nercoy Civen tnst letiers 01 ao 1
mirtn'ratioa hare been granted
to the an
de. signed npon vne ewe i, i-xnn rooB,
late of Fajelie towuli, Jnniata eonutj,
Pa., deceased. Anjono indebted tc Said
estate is requested to mske prompt pay.
icent and tbose having claims or demands
to present then properly authenticated to
tb nnerslgned for settlement.
Cbablcs W. Bcoc,
Jan.l2.'98. Administrator.
s PPLICATIOK? FOK LICENSE.
I.
Tbe follgwir la i cornet list of ail par
sers . who bave tiled petitions tor retail
'.inuor license in the olEce ol' the Court of
Quarter 9 ersions, of Juaiata connty, and
of places lor which the applications are
made.
Robert B. Nixon, Jacobs House, Miram
ton. S. B. Murray, Katiunal House, JVisaitn
towa. Samnel Leacb, Hotel Ashton, Patterson.
William Zeigler, Keystone Hotel, Patter?
BOB.
Harry E. Hayes, Patterson House, Patter
son.
Stranet Betrick, TbompsoDtown Hotel,
Tbomraontown.
Willism H. Sbeaffer, Frymoyer House,
SusquehaBBa towiasbip.
F. J. Bickel, UoBroe Honse, Richleld
Tbe conrt will sit In tbe Court Uonse in
Mifflin town, to hear petitions for hceuse,
on Tuesday, February 22, 1898, comrnen.
eini at 9 o'clock a. m. Remonstrances or
uutitioBS azainst tbe ftrantint: of license
must be ia writiaar and died with the Clerk
of the Court, on or before the Saturday be
fore tbe day ot hearing.
W. H. ZsiDBi", Clerk,
Office Clerk, Quarter Sessions,
Mifflintown, Pa., Feb. 1, 1898.
flOW TO FIND OUT.
Fill a bottle or common glass with
urine and let it stand twenty-four
houre: a sediment or settling mdr
cates an unhealthy condition ol the
kidnevi. When urine stains linen it
in evidenee of kidney trouble. Too
frtouent desire to urinate or pain in
the back IB also convincing prooi mat
. a S .1. .1
th Vidnevs and bladder are ont of
order.
WHAT TO INK
There is comfort in the knowledge
po often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer
Swamp Root, the great kidnf y rem
edv fnifila every wish to relieving pain
in tbe back, kidneys, liver, oiaaaer
and everv wart of the urinary pass-
acres. It corrects inability to noia
untie snd scaldiog pain in passing it,
or bad effects following nse of liquor,
wine or beer, and over comes that un
pleasant necessity of being compelled
to et ur many times during the
night to urinate. 1 be mild ana tne
Extraordinary effect of Swamp Root
ia soon realized. It stands the nign
estforits wonderful cures of the
most distressing cases. If you need
a medicine you should bave the best
Sold by drurarists. price -fifty cents
and one dollar Ton may have sam
pie bottle and pbampblet bottle both
sent free by mail. Mention the Jns
iaTa SisrmL akd Rcpdblican and
send your address to Dr. Kilmer 4
Co.. Bmabamton, N Y. The pro-
Drietors of this paper guarantee tbe
genuineness of this offer. - jly.
RSEKTS WASTES
Faviff sT'sfafal
Sit
ifi-wra I it
To thaw f roxen potatoes pat .. them
in hot water. To thaw frosen applea
mil them ' in cold water. "Neither
Lorn I. Aranaow. P. tf. K. Tmttz.
ATKIJCSOlf J PEHHELL,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
Ml?rUirTOWK, PA.
OrvicB Ob Uala street, hi place of real-
buks si miu a. Atttiioi, mant aoatn
Brldfe street. fOct26, 1893
IL-Collecting and Coareyaacing prompt
y Bttenaea so.
fTILBERFORCB ICBVYETER,
Attorney-at-Law.
. XSrCoUections and ail leeal busi
neas promptlj attenped to.
OFFICE IN COURT BOUSE.
DB.D.B.CBA WVOED, DB. D4BW1H BT.OBAWrOBO
JTR. D. M. CRAWFORD k. SON,
nave lormca a partnersbip for the practice
ui oukuio anu meir couaiteral branehna
umee at old stand, corner of Third and Or
ange afreets, Mifflintown, Pa. One or both
ot them will be found atatrair office at all
times, unless otherwise professionally en
gaieo.
April 1st, 1896. .
PRACTICAL. DENTIST.
aduate of tbe Philadelphia Dental
'Ol
eb. umoe at old established 1
oatiou, Bridge Street, opposite Court
Mouse,. fimmJowB, Pa.
Gy Crown and Bridge work; '
Painless Extraction.
AH work guaranteed.
.PENNSYLVANIA BAILEOAD-
OB and after Mondav. Nov. 29.
trains will run as follows:
WEST WARD
vay fassenger. leaves Fhiladalnhia at
4 80 a. m; Harrisbura; 8 W a. an Dnnean-
uonoo-ia.ro: ew fort 90s a. m- Mil.
lentown 9 15 a. m; Dnrord 9 21 a. m
Thomrontown9 2oa.mYan Dvke 9 83
a. m; Tnncarora 9 8S a. nf; Kexico 9 40 a.
m; Port Royal 44a.m: liiffiia 9 60 a.
m; Denholra 9 5Sa.n Lewistown 10 13
Bit McVeytowa fi 88 a. m: NewtoB
Hamilton 11 00 a. mJ Mount UdIob II OS
a. ro; Huntingdon 1143 p. m: Tyrone 12 20
p. m; Alioona 1 GO p.jtn; Pittsourg5 6'J p. m.
af.lt , TIL.) . rt i r. n
aiaii leaves rnnancmnia ac s.uu a. m .
uaxnauura; ai ii.i a. m.; jiimin I.u p
tn Lewistown 1 ) p. in.; Huntingdon 2.'.
29 p. m.; Tvrooe.S.20 p. m ; Altoona 8.45
p. tn.i Pittsburg f 30 p. m.
Altoona Accommodation leares H irria
burg at 5 00 p.J; Duncsnnon 5 84 p. ni;
Newport S 02 jp. m; Afillerstown 8 1 1 p. m;
Tbompnontowi 8 21 p. m; Tuscarora 6 80
p. m; AfexicaflSli p. m; Pftrt Royal 8 38
p. m; mnSisxJ) 43 p. m; Debholm 6 49 p. m;
Lewistown 707 p. 10; JfriVeytown 7 80 p
m; Newtoa Hamilton 7 60 p. m; Hnnting
don 8 20 p. ns Tyrone 9 02 p. m; Altoona
9 SS p. m-
Pacitic Exi)re.s ieaves Pbi!sde!phia at
15 20 p. m; Uar.-isbur 8 10 a. m; Mars
Tiile 8 24 a. m; Duocanaoa 3 38 a. m; New.
put 8 69 a. ni, Port Raval 4 SI a. 111: 11 ;r.
TT . : 1 . . . .n - ... '
! rlio 4 37 a. m; Ucinimni ir.i .
iiwao tj . m; Muotinsdon 6 OS a.
,. Tyrone 8 55 a. m; Altoona 7 40 a. m.
Pittubnrr 12 in n. m
C
Oyt-r Express leav.-
's Philadelphia at 4
85 p-m; Hanisnnrg at 10 20 p.m; Newport
11 06 p. D.J!uHin 11 '0 p. iu: Lewistown
ll.e8 a. IUButingdon 12 65 a. m.; Tron
1 32 a m; V I toon 2 00 a. m; Pittsburg 6 SO
a. cu I;
Fsft Ll"l leares Philadelphia at 12 25 p.
m; Ilarrri,, 3 60 p. m; Duncanoa 4 15
p. m; NeW 4 S5 p. mj Mifflin 6 07 p. m.
LewiatowrA 27 p. m; 3lmut Union 6 83 p.
in; Huof.don 27 p. hi; Tyrone 7 04 v
m; Altooal7 40 p. m; Pittsburg 11 30
p. m. s.
iSToracn
- AUoonal
toons r
Nation leases A
Trone 6.251 a.
11.55 -"8
a.jiSUrV:- aa,u
UnnuKg!tcB a
1 fltoa 6 'SI a.
acveyiown 8 a. m;
Lewistown 7.00 a.
m; HiffliB.7.29 a. w
Pert Rersl 7.25 a.
Mexico 7 80
Tbomn.entown 7 41 a. im U.il.tn..T
. nun. n. n o
a. ni; Newport K OO a. in; Dancaanoa
S mj tlarriNburg S 03 a ui.
Sea S hole leaves Fitttsbnrg 8 30 a m,
Altoona 7 15 a ni; Tyrone 7 48 a an; Hnnt
ir.fdon 8 80 a mj ilcVeytewn 9 15 a m;
LtPistown 9 Sj a ni: MU'lio S 55 a m
Port Koyal 9 69 a m; Tbompsontown 10 14;
Milleratown 10 22 am; Newport 10 82 a m;
Dnncannon 10 64 a ni; jlarysvillo 11 07 a
m; Harrisbnrg 11 25 a to; Philadelphia 8 OC
p m.
1 lia'in t.iBn Tiir.- Iavaa PiitcKiirir at
8 (H) a. id; Altoona 11 40 a. m; Tyrone 12
03 p. m; Huntingdon 12 35 p. m; Lewis
town I 34 p. ni; Minim 1 ou p. m; Harris
burg 8 10 p. bi; Baltimore 6 00 p. m; Wash
ingtoo 7 15 p. m; rmladelpbia 6 23 p. m;
New York 9 30 p. m
Mill leaves Altoona at 2 05 p.ni, Tvrone
2 85 p. 10, Hantingdon 3 17 p. bi; Newton
Hamilton 8 47 p. m; McVeytown 4 20 p.m;
Lewistown 4 88 p. as; Mifflin 4 65 p. m.
Port Royal 6 00 p. m; .Mexico 6 20 p. ni;
Thompwatonn 5 18 p. m; Uillerstown 5 28
p. m; Newport 6' 87 p. m; Dancaanoa 6 08
p. m; H sit is burg 6 45 p. m.
Mail Express leaves Pittsburg at 1 00 p.
m; Altoona ow p-m; lyrone o at p. m;
Huntingdon 7 20 p. m; McVeytown 8 04 p.
m; Lewistown B p. m; JHifflin 47 p.m;
Port Koyal 8 62 p. m; M illerstown 9 18 p.
ru; Newport 9 26 p. m; Pnccannoa 9 60 p.
m; Harrisbnrg Iv 20 p. ni.
Pkiladelpnia Kxpresa leaves t itWDurg al
4 80 p. ru; A Itoona 9 05 p. m; Tyrone 9 33
p. m; Hnnungaon iu v& p. m; Bionai un.
ion 10 82 p. ni; Iewixtown 11 16 p. m; Uif.
ttin 11 87 p. m; Hsrrisbarg 1 00 a. m; Pall
adelpbia 4 80 New York 7 33 a. in.
LEWISTOWN DIVISION.
Trains for Sunburv at 7 8' a. ni. and 8 05
D. ro.i leave aununry tor libwibiowh iv vo
m, ana i r p. m.; tor ssuroy o 00 a. m
10.20 B. m. and 8 10 p. m., week jays.
TYKOiNlS DIVISION.
Trains leave for Bellefonte and Lock
Haven at 8 10 a. m., 12 30 and 7 16 p. m.
leave Lock tlaven lor Tyrone 8.66 p
m. and 4 15 p. m.
TYRONE AND CLEAKr 1ELU B. K.
Trains leave Tyrone for ClearSeld and
Curwensville at 8 20 a. ra., 8.16 and 7 2( 1
p. ro.. leave Curwensville lor Tyrone at 9.16
a. m.. 8 45 D m.. and 7 00 p. m
For. rates, maps, etc.. eall on Ticket
Agent , or address, Thos. . Watt, P.
A. W. D.. 860 Fifth Avenue, Pitts.
burg, Pa.
J. B. Hutchison, J. K. wood,
Gen'l Manager. Gen'l Pass. Agt
FARQUHAR
Variable Friction Fead
mT m ni suaaa a
....
and
Ijax Center Crank Engb3
IUpM, ticca rate, strong and pimple, with tarf
till or whwls. btrontf
mntl wife. N l-rthiir
Boilor hn ver ex-
Bw.fBrlesl. Aim sttUMlard
aRricultiiral implnienta
generally. Hat Prcw.
) a apecialty. lentl for
Cataloiiuo and prices to
A. B. FARQUHAR CO., Ltd., York, Pa.
HEHCH & DnOBCOLB'S
JI La.
5ar
mi."rj4i
is
A wonilnful luipiOTesoent In Frtetica f-sf4n and
lila.UHrk. BairlcmodonotCarriaKeS Itmea.fast
1 asanymherln tncmaram. mniaai iwra rem,
. .t... . 11 .h. iMii Marfny tntikil ptiil wliile back-
Ids: areal aavinc mww wcyr.
Cata -
lo'0 ttmi uncr. 1 , " " ' r. - ...
Olllvaiara, 'oi nautera, WKlim,.
UE'STn I & lii:MO,M.. Mft-u,Ycrk,
il'GBE
PWCES.
The greatesf Sacrifice" Sale ever
known in Juniata county.
The Remainder of tw winter stock consisting of men's and
boys overcoats, meny and bojs suits, Gents Furnishing Goods,
will be sola regardless of cost.
NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY,
to buy winter goods at MEYEliS WHOLESALE AND RE
TAIL CLOTHING HOUSE, and save dollars-
GREATEST CHANCE EVEK
OFFERED
furuiture
Preparajfcry to receiving and
stock, we arill inaugurate a
F-lbOR CLEARING.
..at aO al
id tne furniture department that
will eclipse aoythincr of the kind
ever attempted.
IT HAS ALWAYS been our
rulernever to do
w lien we cut, we cut deeu .-cut
cleakj through!
.1 i
ry piece of furniture now in our
stocOv
to SO
is marked at a price from 95
per cent less than the corres-
ing goods are
W T
wnwi
we n
e. wet in spite ot this fact,
ave concluded to offer cash dis-
COUITI
s of from 33
limited time
WE
for
ELIVER lUrfJSTITtJKE FREE
OF CHARGE.
FERD MEYERS,
TBE LEADING CLOTHIER, FURNITURE AND .HOUSB FCRNISHINa
G OODS, lis AND 117 BRIDGE 3TRKET,
Tnsfcarpra Valley Railroad.
hzdo Ira EFFECT MOKDaT, NOV. 29,
- 1897.
EASTWARD.
7
STATIONS.
Xo.l
No.3
DAILY, EXCEPT STJMDAT.
Ia. m.
7 40
Blair's Mills . . .Lv.
Waterloo.
Leonard's Grove
00
1
45!2 05
50j2 10
17
Ross F'-rm . .
7 57 2
S 03 2
17
3
33
45
50
57
05
09
Perulack.. .. ..
East Watcrford
Heckman B 25
Honey Grove S SO
FortBiffham 8 3i 2
,.8
..!8
..18
..8
Werble
45
49
55
5S
05
07
Pleasant View
Seven Pines..
15
18
25
27
30
33
38
45
Sprues Hill
Graham's
9
Stewart
Freedom
10
13
18
25
Turbett
Old Port.
Port Royal Ar.
9
a
Trains Nos. 1 and 2 connect at Port K oy al
with Wav Passencer and Seashore Exp ress
on P. R. E., and Kos. 8 and 4 with Hail east
WESTWARD .
STATIONS.
No.2
Xo.4
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
A. M.
Port Koyal......
0 0110 30
Old Port
1.310 37
Turbett .: ..
Freedom
Stewart
2.810 425 17
3.7il0 4515 20
4.4 10
5.0 10
6.3 10
7.2 U
485
505
23
25
32
35
Graham's
Spruce Hill
57,5
005
Seven Pun's
Pleasant View. . . .
9.011 065 41
Warble
10.0111
10,5
185
45
53
00
05
Fort Bigham
12.0
14.0
15.1
Honey Grove
256
30i6
406
Heckman
East Wateiford....
Perulack
Ross Farm
17.5
20.51
220
15
11 52 6 27
11 58 6 33
Leonard's Grove...
"Waterloo
24.0!
12 05 6 40
12 106 45
25.5!
Blair's Mills..,.. Ar
27J
12 156 50
Trains Nos. 2 and 8 connect at Blair's
I Mills with Concord, Doylebnrg Dry Run,
Nossville. NeeUton. Shade Gap, bnaao
Valley and Ooshorn Station Stage Lines.
J. C. MOORHEAD,
Superintendent.
BIOORHEAD,
Prttideni.
T. S.
FREE
Tenable Boole an 7?n.-o-
aa aent iroe 10 anr auu.-v.
poor patients oan alao p.tfciJ
Tkia nmedr has Jwn Brspai
?uur KoaniK. oi Fort Warna.
irspared by tt Kerarartr
. wa, HBO ui.m. au
aon by tb
;anow Bfaparaa unaar bis unci
KOttNIO N!EO. CO.. Chicago,
111.
SqMbjDrngsistsstSlpwBottlaw 6jr5;
ranre HIM. S)1.73. atBotttofirSXK
7
Get a mosI paper y sBbacribiBC for
rau
Sawrama An
KBVipaVBDAJI
by any house to.
buyers.
placing on sale our Snrinc
things by halves.
to the marrow.
obtainable else
as,
to 50 ner cent
only.
MIFFLINTOWN, PENN'A.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
pEHKr COPVTr KATLR0AD
Tbe following sr.bedale went lno nlect
Not. 16, 1S06, and the trains wilj be run as
follows; . .
c. ci . m
LeaArrirg s . . m p. nj
Kir"'s full 7 49 2 23 J
Suiphnr SpVfngj 7 40 2 20
Cornisn Sidin 7 41 3 le
KoatebeKo Park 7 41 2 IS
Wearer 7 40 2 13
Roddy 7 36 2 08
HofTmun 7 R3 2 be
Soyer 7 81 2 04 -
Jfahsnoy 7 28 2 00 .
filoomfield 7 23 ) 41
Trcssler 7 09 1 36
Nellson 7 04 I 31 '
Dmu's 7 01 1 28
Ellfotsbnrc- f, F 25
Bcmhei!' 6 51 120
Grot-n Pirk 6 4? 118
"Montour June 6 :?3 115
Landv-bnr-ir 5 2? 2 R0
Arrive Leava a. m p m
9C
9f0 9 11
9 14
9 15
9 19
9 22
9 24
9 2T
A
4 4
4 51
4 54
4 06
4 50
5 10 1&43
5 16 9 49
5 21 9 it
&24 9 57
5 27 10 05
5 S2 10 i 7
6 34 10 17
6 S7 10 K0
6 t2 10 35
p. ta 3. in
Train leaves Hloanilt.:!. at 5.54
rj .u-Hve., a L-.n.lis'ju.-r t G.m
Train jeiv,-s Lnlininr? it 6.03 p.
arrives at BloouiTic'.d at 6.10 p.'m.
All stations marked () are II 12
st vliict brains will cj::io to a f i'i
signal.
a. d.,
! a. in.
m .j and
8r.fiocs,
s:t ou
VfCK,
Sept.
Chas. II. Smilit,
Presides (
H.
VIEWPORT AND SHE'iMAX'S VAL
1 v lty Railroad Company. Tiroa Ul:
or psssenjter trains, in effsct on alondar,
May 18tu, 15S6.
P MAM
P M
4 on
8 57
lit
6S
8 it
S41
(88
8 83
5 1
8 10
804
Nowprtt .......
BofTulo Bridee..
Jnniata tomuce
Wjbneta ......
Srlvao
Wat-r riiis ....
...i 6 05 10 85S 8 8?
..." 6 OH 10 88; 8 27
6 12 10 42i 8 23
6 15 10 45 8 20
1
6 25 10 621 8 16
6 22 11 01! 8 II
BlcoiufiHo J..L-ct'n.! 6 81 1109! 8 0?
Va- k v K
6 89 11 09! 8 OO!
Elllotlaccrv
6 61 11 21 7 45
6 54 11 24! 7 4ti
7 05ll 86! 7 34j
7 llll 41 7 26!
7 15; 11 45 7 1
Green Patfc
Ijsvill .......
Fort RnbPMon ...
Center
2 49
Cisna's Knn ....
7 21 11 61 7 li i 45
7 27:11 67 7 lot 2 40
Andersocturr ..
Blain
7 85.12 05 7 08 2 3
7 lVZ 11! 6 2 24
7 45112 15j 6 60 2 20
Mount H.Vjssr.l
New permant'n
P. GRIN!?, Prmident r.d Uansger
K.. .ViLLxa, General Apent.
PA I.IIS
Tt-cib Y -at.
lnstr-.iH:..n.
aranmciir,
FenntatasUin
and all thj
i'Amnii rcial
j 1710 Chtfatant 8t I
ilrii tirhfai.
Tlie ata Aimutu c f know 1 at t ti aiic
rntiaaeihia.
f rite far ttrettitv
mil
- Kt.ANY
j Im DtTOHAi sal ZZnOUL 1
s.ji
aeaioa-FiAai abfwsbi -bb
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