The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, May 15, 1884, Image 1
- .ft ..... SSletatrgli lost gMhife-1 - iu... --' -i '" '-li nm. i.i,'.. u .. a "... j 11 jf 1 vj' "'. 1 r ' u i.ii li j i i ' i- i" i mi '"i '- 1 . l i '. j.i i , ' u.i ' tnt ii . m T. H. HATITKU. lie that will not reason is a bipot ; ho that cannot U a fool ; ho that dare not is a slave. K 1)1 TOR and PJlOritltiTOR VOL. XXt. ' MlDDLEnUJlGIl, SNYDElt.CO, rENN'A, MAY 11,1884. NO. XXVJ1L JMU I.. . " -- 1 1 " 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ! I 11 ' i . ii - i i ' mmum. '?'': I 1 "..' . ' .rOETKT: A wotoau and man ; the, pallid nnd wan, And with sadyen, hollow nnd fnt Ilia glassy nnd mnrred by tin1 drunk" nr.!' reward, Thnt utill about 1 1 1 in are easting. With the death eager look of that ter rible thh-xt Thnt linn borno him nnd torn him down from the firxt. Ai tbey ktnnd in their rshnme by the bright kitchen flume, With dipair in each fchiverlng mo tion. What n ntory I rend of man's uiadnet nnd greed. And of woman' nngolio devotion Of the wonderful love of two ill muted lives, Whieb utill, ia Its utorm trampled tuber mirvivcs. Doea her memory M retch from thnt poor bloated wretch Fur back into dnys that are golden, When hi love first brenthed, seemed n treasure bequeathed, For whieh she was ever beholden? Surrounds him still the illusion of yore Through which women behold the men they adore ? Ay! there m they stand, she touches hiri hand The hnnd of the not nnd the scoffer, And n t'leaiu of oi l grnoe lights the sad, sunken face As she turns to the food that we of fer, And Rives him the larger share -wolf ishly thrust To his lips ere her hunger had brok en a crust. Then, their rngs closer bound their chill frames around; Thty pus on the way of the vagrant ; For wretches so mean in good homes to be seen Would be a transgression most fla grant ; But the woman half turns, with the wave of the hand, And A sad, thankful look that is sim ple nnd grand. And I look through the panes ns the brie! day wanes. And the shadows of night Are blend Ing, Awd watch through the, snow on the highwuy below, The two flguressIowly wending ; A woman whose love can nil wretch edness span,', And the coarse, shattered wreck, of what ouce was a man. EEIOUD. Published by Request. When I nin wrapped In slumber sweet And laid in Karth's low bed. Away from those who love me here, You'll miss me when I'm d.ntd. You'll seethe palid hue of Death Htamped on my lifeless brow And will your heurt be constant true And love me theu its now f You'll miss me when I'm gone from Earth With Angels brih'ht nnd fair. As I have leaned on you while here You'll lean on me up there. I've keen a burden many years To you a constant care j And it will be relief nt last When I am called up fliere. Hut not a selfish thought I know If ns dimmed your henrt of lovo. You've been so good and true on Earth You'll come to mo above. Clod grant thnt I mav lend you aid To bear each burden sore Until I clasp your hand in love I Upon the other shore. CAPTUEIN& A DESPERADO. In tbo far WeBt, particularly ia the far Southwest, the newly-anivod settlor often finda that be baa strange neighbors not only Indians but wLite desperadoes, who arc more to bo feared tbau evou Utoe or Apach es. Two young frionds of raioo good fteady, Nw.Kuglaudborn yonug raen wero so unfortunate as to buy land iu tbo vicinity of an especially BK'y Uiombor of this outlaw frateioi. ty. These yonog men bad boeo bro't P to obey tbo law, ond respect tbo property and rights of Ibeir noigb. ror- Tbey could bo bravo cuongb tie dyfonso of ony just oause, yet tuey dreaded oud shrank from the , 6 01 deftJ'y weopons sgniost a fel-low-being, from a keoa souse of tbo "crodOC83 of human life, and tbo "'mlnalitj involved in such acts. Sock. KCre- Glbc.t BDd Cbaicg mal . Nam, farm-bred boys, tbey uaa. by steadj Jabor and cconotnv, dre.(1 d"i.-. With tbii tbey Lad tmigratej to Colorado and started a nmnll stock f irm, fifteen tuilei fiotn Alamosa, Ity Availing themselves of the Homestead net and the pre emption law, they acenrod a track of three hundred ami twenty norea of land, liying upon A creek, with n range ex tending bnck ovct the liiils, which wa not likely to be lakon op by other tellers. At n point n tdioi t rlislocco below, whero a mining trail pusfd them, ond whrre they judged Ihoro would bo in time a railroad, tliey, built n f irm honso, which tliey opened ns n h del, nnd in which tlio.v also kept n stock of groceries, lor. like oilier ontorpiisinrf young imigrni'ts, they liAil nil nmltilmit tt f.tnrt.l Iaa n n .1 glow np with it. I'Aliieb, tn ped in bn'f a dzon places, Somo eight or ton miles from tLom - wos diluting tho fl or. lived a innu named lVtcr Ifeigit.j I shall not undertuko to say what who profwsscdly worked A nune. but whoSO idoCO le.'lllv Wns n lilidi zvnll for icnegnte "cowboys," and other deeperato cbnrncteis of the Jisro Jatues typo. It w as intimated that j BL'voral daring train robbnies bad, here been planned, and also that "Clato alket" mndd it ono of bis stopping -pluccs. Tbis Walker won a noloiiotis gam - blor and dead shot. lie was enp - posed to bo (he lendfr of a biiid of train-robbers, nnd was said to have killed not leea I bun ten men iu vnri ouh affrays. It was said, too, that occasionally, when timi b beenmo too monotonous because of tho liok of excitement, be would kill a man "for fun' j.ist to keep his b ind in. He bad a habit, also, of riding through email towus and camps fbooling promiscuously at everybody be saw, to keep up tbo terror of bis name, a matter bo appears to bnvo becu vain of. It will seem well nigh incrcditable to peoplo iu tbo Kast that such a mau should be allowed lo escape jus tice aod to run at large. Such ia the ugly fact, however, io scores of casos owing probably to tbo circunislanco that no ofik-er likes to attempt the irr ist of tbebo desperadoes who gen erally carry two and sometimes three heavy revolvers, and are marvel jus ly quick and suro of aim. Tho nccutooy and quickness of aim of many of tbeso lawless fellows, and such a maiksman was Chile Walker j who added to this reputa tion, moreover, tbo more murderous one of being a "killer," which iu the phrase of this pecliou meaus a dts i i , puruoo wuo wiu enool a man upon the least provocation. Our two young stockmcu bad heard of this border uioustor, but tboir first aclnal acqnaiutiuco with him began the week after putting out their cign of "Small Jlros., Ho tel aud tirocery." Walker chancod to pass ono morn ing, and, seeing the now sign, reined io bis horse, nod by the way of oal' ing the attontiou of tbo landlord to bis arrival, drew bis revolver and opened Are on the sign, shooting tho tirst letter S to pieces- Then dismounting, be kicked the door open, and, wulking io, demaodiug a cock-tuil." Gilbert, who chanced to be inside at Ibo tirao, told bim civilly that there was no bar connected nin, n,o houso; for truo to their homo prin ciples, the young men bad dotorruiu ed to keep a "Temperanco house" a greater anomaly ia the West than many may at Gmt suppose. "A Tcmporanco bouse !" eboutod Walker, and bo vented bis aslouish- mont und disgust io a barst of natl.a and reviliogs." "No oue sbalt keep a hotel with nothing to drii.k io it in these parts I" be said. "If yon don't have liquor, and good liquor, too, Ibe next time I call, I won't leavo a whole dish or a wbolo bono bore I'1 Aod, as a foretaste of what be wonld do next time, bo kicked over the table aud smashed throe or four chairs, by way of loava-taking. With such a customer on tboir bauds, it is litllo wonder that our young friends felt very ill at eato, Still, thoy were bold men, and were determined not to be bul lied into keeping rum i so tbey went about their business oa hsual. ' . Nothing further was se6n of Walk er fur a fortnight, when lie again appeared early one morniog when when Charles was getting break fdfcL Gilbert baviog gone out to look oftor the catlle. The first bint that Charles Lad of Lis visitor was auotber volley tf ebots into tboir fcigtboard. 1 lis limo date hnd shot the rea - rind lil trr In iilirM It. una aninir- ...... t . -II'" enlly Lis way of knocking. Iinnie - diatoly be Licked tbo door open us brforo. 1' tider tbo circuroslanopa it is not very atrango tlint Dint leu (topped out of n backdoor at about this time, nod w cot behind Hie corral, from wbonco be beard Walker liriug repeatedly, nnd tuuking a grent snmsliing uoiso. When nt length the desperado bad token bi depniluio it was ! found Hint bo bad mude a complete! rck it the crockery and furniture;: Land in the i-rooei v-toom be beliu d j himself to tobnoco, nnd empti d his ' .ivinl.,iM Mft it. a H. I. I ' ll o diitv id inv vor.r," fii,.i,,iJ t whether tliev nlimi 1 .1 I, nr.. 1 outrage ami defended their property ut the risk of lives, mr moved from so dangerous a neighbor. What they did was to get out of s:-bt j whenever they saw Walker coming. , und let him do bis worst, j 1 1 chanced that oftor a timo a soc- j01"1 onsin of my young friends came 1 v' tft 1" v them, II is nvnu wns I ''onil 1 Forney, mil bo was thou a '(Indent nt tbo mi'it ny ao idemy nt ! "est liinl. I nm nut sure, how- ever, but bubal jn-t grn luated, thongli that does not unltcr. lie dropped iu np in tho Sin 11 brothers (juito unoxpeotedly ono af-toino.-Mi, nnd it is noodless to sav j 'bat tbey wero glad lo boo him, and Unit they passed n very pleasant evening. Nothing was raid about: Walker, for Gilbert nnd Cltailes, having nu honest pride in theii ranch, wero loth to lot Lieutenant Forney know bow badly Iboy wero olV in respect to neighbors- Tbo desperado bapponod to come along, however, tbo very next moru ing. Charles nnd Gerald wero sit ting in the dining-room, when nl bcrt, who had soon the gambler c.iiirij l p the roadnuddtbly rusbod in. "Old t'l ilo Walker's eomin l.r exclaimed. "Put out nt the bncl; door!' Charles leaped to his feet, but our young West Pointer lose more leisurely. "Who tbo dickens ia 'Old Clate Walker ?" ho oskod. "A regular border terror ! A dos pcrudo ! A 'killu" cxoluiim-d (!il- bert. "He's bkoly lo f-hout any of j j j I t,un j li ,1 i us nt signt : l ,iue on niter us "What ! run out of jour nouso . haul l ornev, suir iihu. "Why, what Lold has Ibis fellow ou you V "No bold wbntover, but bo's n dead bhot and double dod murder er 1" criod Charles. ' You don't know bim na wo do. (.'ome iilong wilh us aud get out of bis way "Not 1 1" exebiimod Forney who felt that bis military reputation was ut ituko. 'Take your febot-guu aud stand ready iu tbo kitchen. I'll Btop beio and sto .Mr. Walker !" and be hurriedly took his revolver from bis tvercoat pocket, thou stepped to Ibo window behind tLo .leak ou the counter. With bis customary onlb tho gambler and doad-hhot kicked open tho door aud strodo iu. Tbo young Lieutenant sat on tho high stool bci. hind tbo doak, apparently reading a nowspaper. Ho did uot look up. "Hello, you 6neak !"' eboutod Walkor. "Wbero aro tbo tonder kids that keep this blasted Tem peranco hotel T" "I tbiuk thoy'vo gonooutto bide," euid Forney, carelessly turning his papor. "Tbey said there was a muueater, a regular aotbropopbagus, coming, aud that tbey wore going to hnlo aomewberes. ' Walker started, "Well, wall I" bo ripped out. "If you niu't the frosbost kid I've stuck in ten years I ltigbt ficsb from tbo East, aren't ye, young fellow ?" "Yes," said Forney, moving tbo paper, "I'm from the Kaot, aud I'm pretty fresh, I BUpposo. I'm a young fellow, but I'm a prolty nice ono." Don't you give mo any of your lip " tbundored Walkor. "Do you know who l am 1" "How should T r said Forney. "It's none of my business. I'm on ly bere on a visit 1 don't care who yoo are.' Tbo bully flushed, stung by the careluaa contempt In Forney' tono. t'Soppose," bo muttered, . taking btep toward tbo .: counter, whlb a 'tpordoroua gleam crept int biaeyo,) I mmti'-.ftrt T ivni-A I.. li..!.!.. fitit r , I ....... . lAdam'a apple with my dirk, what tbon f Then I'd 6bool you di-ol f r tbo seoandielly bouud yon nrc !'' ex cluimol the yoiuifj ca lut, cn l leiily presenling his cocked revolver f ill ia Walker's face. "Move stir a hand, nnd I'll shoot you liko n J g!" "The fust mnn tbt over got (be drop' on me 1 ' gapud Walker ;, 'and you n Mtlo liipp,-,t-snappei from tbo Mist 1' "No matter wh t I n:n," sid Tor ney, ktcinly "If you niovo n band ! I'll sbot ou ! tlilbert ("litiliu" The t ao brothers who, from tin, kitchen, bad heard llio ubovo din - jlogue, nnd wuie sovorHl times ou the poiid of taking their boils out it ' the back djjr, tu v entered, guns m I ,aud. C.ivrP him flillmit " nnd P.irm.v. "If bo stirs a baud, put a load ! buckshot tlironfi him! Now, C' nth h, cotuo nnd take Lis pistol ! and knifo." A deep red flush mount od to Walker's f ice. Hat b- knew that tl.o uligbtest m ovetiiont on his pail ; would Fend two charges Vf c.dd ' ; loud through his body, lie gulled 'bin teeth, but stood in dionh ss I They dixarmo 1 him, Ihen mucbed him out of the door and rum 1 tbo house itit tbo e.ittl, corral in the icirofit This corral wai built of ad bo bricks, tho wall being fnnn uvcii lo eight foot bib, an 1 iu closing a spaco of eight T-et t-quaro They givo him no chaueo lo gel tho tt.it t, but kept him cover.;. I with b Hi gnu nnd pistol omsl mtly I'bny gavo a chair to c'.t on however, and them be sat all day, wa'ol.i:.;; the cadet and Gilbett, and they !;iiu. wbilo Cliarlefl rodo post lia.-tu to Vlimosi to swear out a warrant for his arrest, and summon tho & her iff and his pos.o l take him. Tho ctlioeiH, bearing that so dan gerous a rufiiu was really wailing their disposal wero not blow iu re sp.jn.licg lo L'.arlos iuall s-. r.- mom ; and by threo o ol ic'.i th it nf- tel in oii tl.o otr g l.iewf eli iut Lad the satisfaction . f sooiii',' tho "bor der leiror" lakeu i;ilo log d ous tody nud marched off to j id. but, ns is too often llio essoin, tbo f ir West, tho pris' iivr With i lytiched instead of being f titly j ti ied aud convicted of bis crimes, j lie was taken forcibly from iiilhvii, masked paity from ono iiiKciki i I iti v iu I in neighboring mining cumpj tho thii.ij night after being lodged tl.eio, aud : i . .. . . .... , . . , I of the hanged without any form of tiinl to the iiearest Iron, EAST GIT TI IA CAS3 TLero wns n baby on u car of the ('hien'o, lluiliuglon und t liuoy iluilroud tho other afternoon. It a baby iu l jug clothes is al ways ou it. was loaded to tho muz zle with cry. It was a little tbiug not more than two feet long, but il bad more cry coilo 1 up iu it tbau you would suppose could be stowed away in n baby as big as a lown con stable. What would nu nuoliouoer givo for that baby's c.ipaeily Well, tho train nnd tho Inby got a good evou shu t, nud for sevctal miles tLo paBscngers looked on with intercd in tho nice. Almost any. body would bet oil-hand that a ba by's steam would run down before an engine's, but if yet kuow this particular baby you would disdain ull illegal propositions and declare youreelf "not a betting character,' which, by tho way, U a most right eous declaration when you bavo no suro thing. Tbo poor young mother of thin poi table uoiso factory was crimson with einbarrassmont, for ct course ovory passenger lookod at her and seemed to her to say : "Why don't you shut up that squalling brat T" l'luseutly a mau with a long How. ing beard came up the aisle, chuck ed tbo baby under tho chin, unidoa borried grimacs, and simpered, "Du, da, da, tootle to tooty." The baby was oryiog as loud as il could, but this made it cry loudor. Then a woman reached over from then next seat aud whispered some thing in the mother's ear. Of course, nobody beard what she said, and tbo mother only sat tbo lillle one ou Lor band and shook bcr bead. A man across tbe way said per baps there was a pin sticking into il; and tbe baby wls tipped and turned and wapsey'd about until inveetiga ti't wploded this theory, ' Trobibly got the colic," siida iIIitm ifui.t tViiman trill, n .1.,mI,1.. - - " A man in n 1 ng duster gvo it a peppermint 1 zonge, but tbo baby dcolinod it with ki.-ks nnd yells The hour mntlK.r IokIi-iI d.iwn nt j in. poor mouiei io'h u i inn ni tbo ll )or ih if she wished lo I'md n nuil-holo to slip thiouli. A kiud looking woman cimo from Mm oilier end of tho eir, toi,k tbo b.bv nud ' pianced up ond d nvn the uislo bub biiiij and j vnping tbo bundle of ii,e.'im, until it was demonstrated that tins was not fio cue. She p'issed tbo baby to n man. win nl- feted it bis watch, but tint wa "p-t I'llly II i) ' I tliu 11. or. ns tlio ! baby op Miod tbo steam-thr' t ile nn ; , other uolch. i A joang mm wiili a c!r i;:;'ii)g mmtueho au1 a Lig'; col! ar was Ik k it'g out of u window w Visl'ing I' - ltaby Mine. II.' turned bis l j I lilt ,ruil!v all 1 Ml '.routed to the m 11 .f!bo was trotting tbo Heroemin.r in- finil on his ktieo trying lo shako its lui gidjwn into tbo n. Hilling f.'b'a f : i .. I .. - . I i . .. I r . . 1 l ' uu mil- neiin, - ii jim pcopi.j Mcpt. ,,n,iii m in l-.nli-l. i.i on iititd von fiigl.ten the baby to) M. Ai il"l id op crying I gu.-: s I'.vei.v ijo in the oar sl.ol blood-j rod stare nt that v.mng inao. Whati did hn know about babies tho .s(rq. lit);; f II, it tbo baby was p.i.sed baek to ils mother iin. 1 all the aseiig'.-t ( sit bill! in. I In in. led over tho insult.! Then thn b iby in the d.'iise quietude i li:d itsbltie liead npvill its lil'jl he! V ' shoulder, oiiilV-d a few sobs, nnd fell I into a peaceful, noiseless sliluibei . i and llio young man turned Lid beadj djwn into Li high collar ond c'ti-! -i l., i i,; . i,;i..... I.. ..i;.'.v m;.... ! wlnlo llio otl.i r p isseligei s tho'lht, , ' Now bo thiuka bo n wm:it, d.'obn I i.o r A joy lender is teldom a trouble, hoi Kwor. l'.e patient, for the world ii broid md wide. Our acts make or mar us j ic are ,tho children-of our own deeds, V1C .( W)U11 ,d en .iiirb it innihilates itnelf. lifecti in iu iin- li melds i f waifaro will ib stroy war. ( uo uugii r.tful man iI.x h nu in i'liytOHil who fetand iu need of ail'. He who winb,s lo secure tho good .if other b.n already bccurcd Lia own. The fuiuio of Hooietv is in iLe 'hands of tho m.dliors. If the woi'd IllUI'in Ul I no infill. 1 e, initiss.v ta L ' l through woiiuni, sbo nloi.c , cm f.ivo it i i . i.i j. , r' A min too busy to tal.o caro of. his health is like a iiiic'i'iiiic t. 0 biy to take fin e of his tools. It manv times falls out luat we deem ouiHelvts much deceived in I others, beeuiKO WO lint deceived oil! selves. I bsito to feeo a tbiug douo by ha ves: sus a inn. ker ; u il ooi right, do il boldly ; if it bo wrong ku vo it uudouo. health n::?T3. The best way to deal with a cold ij to nvoid it. Never pick iv blister wilh a pin. It t lists the pin. j Viuegar aud rod pepper will make j a well throat 16J'" '"'lAqenlssiS bo cured by refn.inirg !,. ..V'.JVX,,!''..';..;,: well. Com 9 can from wearing t-boos threo sizes too j (uall, Tho leudoney lo sleep too soundly cau bo overcome by baviug Lot sodti biscuits for supper. A little arsenic curefully used will iu time cnlirely clear a neigbboi hood of r.ib). uiico aud amateur llute ' ' players Nothing is moro dangerous limn to wul'i about with bare foot in the morning, If tbeto are tiros to be btartul let you wife atteud to them. . Course brown paper soaked in viuegar aud placed on tho f ii ehead, is good for sick beadacbo, Boo thai tbcro is u supply t f brown paper aud vinegar in tho bouse before go ing to Ibo lodge on initiation night Tor reut A uccdle and thread. Dorrowiog ia not a paying bui nesa. Th way of tbo lraosgro68or ii Canada. Tbo only way for a mm. lo bave bia picture pi luted iu a western pa per is to got bung, 'What is ayutaxr asked tbo i I it ir r ... l valuer :n aaiuuu iiuoudo la m lui .km.i.,1 iu.. f -...I. m. ::-..:. i buvuivu mi ivu vi i vutuiwuuiat. i Allovncta-At' Law. ,Jl;s(J t'KOL'.Sl' ) ' A 1 iOKN h -A l l.XW , M I nOM'I'.r RTl II, l'A A" " r'-""1 " k" ' ,1rivo , t, .,,,, ,nenii. n. i ui.miiihh.ii n in- j l 0'"41'- ! 1 ACOM (HbDKIir, At,'iriii II Hint (' , nt .lif. .mimm.i in i:i.!i ;v.. I'lillcll li" ni.it !l I' "T 1 uflhf I'M II t It I II III 1 I V li li II. I.I"' , iiunnim. W1 11. i;. ihji .su i;uiii. i !AT TORTtiE V-AT LAW t , l .. - it i Vs. i. ti ! 1 1 . t'l'i.'uii .ti .i I imp 2, A. ! AT TOMEY -AT-LAW, ' A) lu,Ult, ,,,., uro Kill I , ,r..mi n i.mn,i.,i i... . I't. :vt, (i. d::i i uhjii, M.u',-'l Si.. S, ,,.i..,:lt,r. . V; t l.'TTII.ill f.li.Ji.'lW. 1. is. vi xp::i;j,y. A7'.0?.NCY-AT-LAW. C.n I CiMii'Jll J In l:i.U-li nt ' Irr u n r. Ji.li. J.','.-", i 5'.. liOWl',!!, ArTO.niLY-AT-L.V.V. .1;. ,., ',n, I '.i ' il'i--t urn inn.lc. I' . Il ! 1 I iir'li:.ll. ili.lillHtl. Iia In I I k'll. I, !.lnne M. j 1, SCIHK'M, ATTORN Sr-AT-LA7, Ncv Barliu. Pcr.n'n. 'f''-lona ! b'l'lnoii rii'rilrttel i . m fit 11 (J titAS V I LKIl'll, Attoruv ii Gounpollor-At-Law, In Aii' It u 1 1 1 i ii lc in Ooui rSurlh nl K K VKTON K II 1T KL- Si'lbmniii'i I'c ii it'll. Cillc'l"!!" ftml ft l other irl. n!or bu't iicf Ih n'llti-llml ftml Kill ree l v-. rrinl nn l lroui.t ftiini.iD. At.ll,';i..tl. rn J. SMITH. ATTMHMKV AT LAW. 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" rilYSICIAN AND SURGEON, lieavn town, I'enn'n , niMi r '"'" '"' 'SfTfi". i to ft eHlrrtt .1 ll.'Kril n nl Icitilly. N.ek ktiplliM nr.l !' mitn. I in at bti rt'fid uia n Wl n in Mrret. A r. 1. c4 17 pi. j w. sampm:., " PHYSICIANIANO SURGEON. Vntleville, IVlin'A., i ur.T !.! I r ,'r,ml irt Icm tulho rluiin I nlr-tll'i in I vlflliltr. A(g. !,' i;';.m: hasinohii, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Mi.i.Kelmri-h 'IViin'n. i t, r I j f ,. .. iM: .mI'(. t . o.e i iiiiks n: 'Ml'( r. I Tulnli). - ti.'. I'lll" lr. ILl '' Mm t"ti il' u. Ai r. ?, !. I .i;ii:ii liAUiii'ii, rilYSICIAN & SUHCtCN, Middlebnrh. I'efih'. I '(! I,l .mril, nil .orrli r tn lit rllUof I , I -1 0 1 1 I tt i g ii I; I v I 1 1 I' y I rtlce Irm duut W r.i m tin on r I Hi. line, in Am. I ul.fllni. I . -l 'iiiiM' i -Mtu u i.i.jito I'n.r iMullhg illlr JJL MA K. XluoiTl ilociij Fremont. Snyder county, Pa. In lii.itpi.l r.nlieiiiirt I't llKiia M 1'l.f (inli nt KTt.l Sil-i'.in. I'L'-n li! r-..-.l. l4 .rrlc I J I P I, i.i I l.i. N;,. 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