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26 South William Street, NEW YORK CITY.
XTTILMINQTON 4 NOttTIIEKN B. It.
Time table in tffect May, 10, 1891.
Trains leave Heading (P. .Stlt. station) for
Gibraltar, Beyfert, lilrmboro, Joanna, Spring.
Ueld, Waynesburg Junction, Coatesville.'West
ChesterXliadsfordJunctlon, ii. A O. Junction,
-jmiminctnn nnd Intermediate stations. dslly
1 1 -I-?- KBf MW S
i except Sunday, at 025 oud S.SO a.m. and 8.15
p.m. Sunday only at S.03 p.m.
For Warwick, St, l'eicrs and Intermediate
' 3 statlons.dally except Sunday, at 9.SW a.m., and
'Ju 6.19 p.m. Bundayonly8.15a.ro.
Wi For Blrdkboro and Intermediate stations,
-'Dnlnntatrnnlr nflOim.
anH lHn tn Hnnria V nnl V fit 3Ai O. m.
it station)
from Wilmington, li. & O. Junction, Mont
lncuon, iionb
West Chester,
chanln, Chaddslord Junction,
ienape, uoaiesvme, wuyu
nrlirttplrl .lnnniin. ltlrclRlmi
Coatesvllle. Waynesbcrg Junction,
ro, oioranar, ey
fertand Intermediate statlons.dally except
H -day at 10.20 a. m. 5.62 and 8.17 p. m. Hun.
day only at 11.24 a. m.
From St. reters, warwica ana mujnufuww
stations, dally except
Sunday, at 6.23 a. m.
DUUUK1
From iilrdsDoro ana intermeaiaie suiuuun,
Baturday only at i.w p. m.
From Washington and Baltimore, dally ex-
cent Sunday. 10 20 a. m. 6.62 and 8.17 p. m.
Bunaay omy at. u. a. in. ,
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DRUNKENNE
Clr tlie lIiiior Ilnltlt, l'oallltrlj' CufU
by aduiliiUterliiff Jr. lLulueV
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In r Elans of beer, a oup of cofleo or tea, or In food,
Without the knowledge of tba patient. It la absolutely
cure, whether tha patleut li a moderato drinker or
- .luhnllnurrjtfllc It has been iriven In thouaanda
Hut case, ana in every matanoe a perieoi cure uti ioi
lowed ltiieverFftil. Theeyttemonoslmpreirna
ii (j wltn the Dpeainot oooomev an utter impoosioiu
48 pai book of parUouiara frte. To ba bad or
C. H. HAGENBUCH, Druggist, Shenandoah
G.
M. HAMILTON, M, D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offlee-28 West Lloyd Street, Bhenandoah
mm
Pa.
IN THE FAR BEYOND
A Connecticut Bdlo Uncon
scious for Sixteen Days.
SHE DREAMED SHE WAS DEAD.
On Regaining Oonwriousness She Tells t
Earaarkable Story of Her Wanderings.
Sho Slot Several of Tlnr Head rrlends nnil
ltelntlvos Visited Heaven nnd I'lircn-
tory Told Abont tlio Dentlis of Two ol
Iter Companions Who Died During llor
Illness.
Watehbctiv, Conn., Juno 2. Ono of
the most rernnrkablo caBes of la grlppo
hns justcomo to light In Plymouth Cen
ono and a half miles from Tliomnston.
Tlio victim, Miss Cora Mnttoon, 10
years of age, Is tho hello of the village
ami Is a teacher In 'tho Sunday-school ol
tho Episcopal church. Miss Mnttoon
wns taken 111 threo weeks ago with la
grippe, which Anally developed pleurisy
nnd pneumonia. In the afternoon of tho
third day of her Illness tho nurse left her
for a minute, when sho was found walk
ing about tlio liouso in a dazed condition.
Sho was led back to bed, but she remain
ed in that unconscious dazed state for 16
days, lior relatives all tho time expecting
her death.
On regaining consciousness yostarday
sho told a rcmarkahlo story of her wan
derings during tho timo sho was uncon
scious. Sho mot several of her dead
friends and relatives, and vlsitod Hoavcn
and purgatory. Sho told of the deaths
of two of her schoolgirl frlonds, whom it
wa3 afterward learned had died during
her Illness. Her experiences havo had a
great effect ou Miss Cora, and It will be
a long time before sho recovers.
She Is tho daughter of D. E. Mnttoon of
Plymouth Centre, a promlnont citizen
nnd father of an eminently respoctab lo
family.
BOTHERED THE BEASTS.
Yale Students Cnuso Womon and Chil
dren to llo Trampled On. "r
Nr.w Haven, Juno 2. Yale students
had a big circus of thoir own when tho
Barnum parndo occurred hero at noon.
They nearly precipitated a serious panic
with loss of life, as it nearly frightened
to death a score of people.
When tho parndo passed tho campus
nbout COO students had gathered thero
with cannon crackers, torpedoes and
other Implements of deviltry. Tho cages
in which wero tho tigers, lions and other
wild animals wero open, and keepers rode
inside with the animals.
As tho beasts camo by, tho students
recklessly threw tho oxploding can
non crackers under their feet and polted
torpedoes at the elephants. Tho hugo
creatures began to roar and wavo their
trunks furiously. In tho cages tho
leopards and tigers jumped about angrily.
Thero was nobody who would havo
changed places with tho keepers. Many
expected to seo them torn to pieces.
One of tho biggest elephants made
bold broak, lunging to ono sldo and start
ing a stampede on tho crowded sidewalk.
Women fainted and children were
trampled under foot. The driver of tho
elophnnt was powerless to bold him in,
nnd tho colored men on his back, who
represented .jubilee singers, slid to tho
ground like eels.
A reign of terror onsued for some min
utes, but several of tho brave men con
ncctod with tho show attacked tho ele
phant with sharp Irons and he was at
last subdued and drivon back into line.
Tho students escaped during tho panic
An interestlnir Lawsuit.
Pittsbubo, Juno 2. A dispatch from
Dubois, Pa., says that an interesting
lawsuit is to como up there this week,
Last week, while tho forest llres wero
raging In that vicinity, Sheriff McClosky
sold some lumber In the eastern part of
tho county at sheriff's salo. It was bought
bv Mr. Marsh of Lock Haven for 810,000,
Twelve hours later every foot of the
lumber was destroyed by flro. Tho cred'
ltors for whom the salo was made are
clamoring for their money, while Marsh
says no property was delivered to him.
Kesult of the Itubbor Failure.
TnzNTOs, N. J., Juno 2. Phillip
Dunn, treasurer of the Star Rubber Com'
pany, resigned his position as president
of tbe i'lrst xvationat uanK nnu snortiy
afterward made an assignment of his
large clothing establishment to George
S. Grosvenor. Jonathan Steward, who
was president of tho Star Rubber Com
pany, which failed rocently, has adver
tised his large wholesale grocery for sale,
Dr, Fordyoe Ilurker Hurled To-Day.
New Yoek, June 2. Tho funeral of
Ds. Fordyco Barker, ono of tho oldest and
best known physicians In this city, who
died Saturday afternoon at his homo, 2
East 33th street, will take placo this af,
ternoon from St, Thomas's Episcopal
Church, Fifth avenuo and oM street,
Burial will bo at Norwich, Conn. Dr,
Barker was born at Milton, Me., May
1818.
The Fublic Dobt Statement.
Washington, June 2. The Treasury
Department monthly dobt statoment just
Issued shows an Increase in the publio
debt during May, amounting to $(!22,U1!.
The surplus In the Treasury to-day
amounts to $53,721,820, and includes
$23,803,727 deposited in National banks,
$20,379,120 fractional silver and a not
cash balance In tho Treasury of $10,
183,473. Tastor Young Committed to Jail.
Jersey City, N. J., June 2. Rev, Con
rad Young, pastor of the Gorman Pil
grim Baptist Church, on Lincoln street,
Jorsoy City Heights, hastoon committed
to tho Hudson county Jail on a charge of
embezzling $1,600 given hltn to invest
by William Schmltz of 21 Cliff street.
Pastor Young says tho money is safely
Invested.
l'hlladelphln's City Treasurer.
PmxADELTHU, June 2. Richard G. Oel
lers, tho choice of tho County Commil
sloners nnd City Councils for Cltr
Treasurer to succeed John Bardsloy, has.
takon possession of the City Treasurer's
office.
Knights Holding Secret Sessions.
Haveiuiiix, Mass., June 2. Tho con
vention of tho National Trade Assembly
No. 210, K. of L.. Is In session here. There
are 80 delegates in attendance. The ses
sions are, secret,
highest of all in Leavening Power.
ABSOLUTE! PURE
A X.011J5 Slleoto.
Tho splro of St, Helen's church, In
tho Islo of Wleht, which wns built In
tho beginning of tho last century and
(shortly afterward struck by lightning,
had, ns was supposed, the large bell of
Its chlmo cracked, as the tono wns very
much muffled. Tho other day a church
warden happened to he In the beliry,
and through curiosity examined tho
bolL He found that thero was not ft
crack In it, but a piece of wood broken
from tho wheel was pressing against
the edge and stopping the vibration.'
This being removed, tho boll, niter
being muffled for or 0 hundred and
seventy years, rang out merrily to tho
astonishment ol tlio inhabitants ox tho
town.
Look at Him I
V year aero he was not expected to live.
Liver complaint almost kllltd him. litec,
urent relief from throa battles ol Snltw.ur
miters, and six bottles cured him Editor
weekly nun.
Judgement
should be dlsplayedjln buying moSU
tdno above all things. In selecting a
remedy for any disease, you should b
posiUvo that it contains nothing Inju
rious to the health. Many remedies'
on the markot leave the pationt In si
much worso condition, than bofor
taking them.
3 S
Is purely vegetable, and perfectly
harmless; tho most delicate child can
toko It with absolute safety. It contains
no morcury or minerals of any kind,
and yet tt novcr falls to cure the dis
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Book on Blood and Skin diseases free
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THEATHE DUH.DINR,
SHENANDOAH. PENNA.
Capital, $100,060.00.
W. Leisenring, Pres.,
P. J. Ferguson, V. Pres.,
J. R. Leisenring, Cashier,
S. W. Yost, Ass' t Cashier.
Open Daily From 9 to 3.
3 PER CENT. INTEREST I
raid ou OnvltiKB Deposits.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Offick of 1
COMFTKOIXEB OF ins CURRENCY, V
Washington, April 8, 1891, J
Whereas, By satisfactory evidence pre
sented to the undersigned, It has been made
to appear that "Tie Merchant' National
Sank lof Shenandoah," In the Borough ot
Shenandoah', in the County of Schuylkill and
State of Pennsylvania, has compiled with all
the provisions of the statutes or the United
States, required to be complied with before an
association shall be authorized to commence
the business of banking.
Now, Therefore, I, Edward S. Lacey,
Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby cer
tify that "The Merchants' National Bankol
Bhenandoab," In the Borouguol Shenandoah,
In the County of Schuylkill, and State ol
Pennsylvania, Is authorized to commence the
business of banking as provided In section
fllty-one hundred and sixty-nine of the Re
vised Statutes of the United States.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, wit
CJ nessmyband and seal of office this
8th day of April, 1891.
N0.4W6. E. S. LACEY,
Comptroller of the Currency,
A New "Venture
"W-
RA JVtS-A."5T POTTS
lias opened a
AT No. 218 N. CENTRE ST
POTTSVILLE, PENM'A.
Bales of a'soited goods, notions, hardware,
Uoods from all ptrts ol the county solicited
on commission.
First
Nation
Bank
U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889,
Weather Indications.
Washington, Juno 2. For New Bnirland
nnu isastorn r,tw orK: Fain warmer)
soutuerly winds.
Per Eastern Pennsylvania nnd Now Jersey:
Fatn warmer; southerly wlti'l.
lr WoMcrn New York nnd Wertern Penn
sylvania: Southerly winds! warmers shower.
N13W YOUK.JIAItKHTS.
Nnw York, Juno 1. Money on coll loaood
asy nt ay, ana i )ici- cent.
BONDS.
Closing (
Saturday. 1
-lUfa, 1801 Hesr 100
4tS 1891 Clfltp ...100
4 , 1907 Ilea ...UHM
4 s, 1U07 Onip 118$
STOCK MAHKKT.
Closing
Saturday.
Canadian Pneiflo 77
Central l'nclflc 304
Chicago, Hilt1. & Qtitney !-sl
Delaware .V Hutloti MluK
Del., Lack. Si Western l.'iUjj
llrie 0
l;rlo pift..., -
Lnko rihorp 108
LouK & Nnh 7J4
Michigan Central IK)M
.Missouri rneilio OS
Now Jersey Central lis
Northwest cm 10S?S
Oregon Navigation T2
Paclllo Mali Mil
Heading UJ16
Itock Islnml 7752
35t!
M. l'uul oaw
Union l'jiclllo 4."Jfi
Western Union bOfS
1'IIODUCE MARKET.
June. July.
Wheat IHW
Corn 0f, 00W
Oats -i'U
MEUCANTILB. EXCHANGE.
Aux
104
81V
U0
nutter Market linn. Wostcrn extrrA lSUo.
Choose Market quiet but stetuly. gtato
factory now full cream choice white, ta$o.
Eggs-Market firm. State fresh, 104c.al0X
o.i westorn, iucaiu40.
fiitlTiidii(!hoana relieve all thotroublas fncf
riant o n bilious BUto ot tho STBtom. euoh a3
Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsiness. Distress after
nntin?. 1'aln in the Bide. ka. Wliilo their mos5
remaitaWo success has bocn shown la curing d
TJeiftacho, yet Oarters Llttlo Liver rills ara
equally Taluobl, In Constipation, curing and pro-
correct alldlsordtrsofthoEtomacIitlmula to tho
Jivor sad regulate tho bowels. Even If thoyonlj
csica
fAebstheywonldboslmostprlceleastotriosawlia
1 Bnl.'er from this distressing complaint; but fortu
nately their goodnessdocs notend hcre,ant those.
.Wnooncotry mem wiu uuu tucao mua utsvam.
nhiAtnMtnanvwavathatthev will not bo wll.
illsgtodowithouttbem. ButaftoroUslckheat
Is the bane of so many lives that hero In wfcsro
wo make our great boost. Our pills euro itwhllo
Others do not.
carters i.uue xaver i-ms are very omaii ana
atv cist to take. Ono or two rills xnako a dose.
They are strictly vegetable and do not gripo or
purge, but by their gentle action pleasoall who
uselhem. Inrialaat23cents i llroforfl. Sold
'try draggiatseverrwliero, or sent by malL
CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New Yorkl
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE
Street Railway!
TOCK In the MAHANUY CITY
P SHENANDOAH, GIRARD
VILLE and ASHLAND STREET
RAILWAY enn yet be procured,
and parties contemplating Invest
ment should apply at once at the
office of
WILLIAM XIMMEL,
24 N, Jardm St, Shenandoah, Pa.
nJIIE contract for the construction
nf ttia rnnd ru.tvf.An RhATIAn.
doah and Ashland has been award.
ed and will be completed within 90
days from the time the ground Is
broken for the station.
CABS ETONIM0 B7 JULY.
T IS expected that cars will be
1 running between Bhenandoah
and Ashland no later than July,
Good Investment!
THE SEASON FOR
PIC-NICS
nmxa ax iiaxi),
Coraniteemen Bhoulil hear In
mind that tlio Herald ofllce
Is prepared to do all kinds of
Poster Work I
at the most reasonable rates.
Give us a call nnd obtain our
prices. All work done when
prornlsedjnnd In n satisfactory
manner.
CARTER'S
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CASEDAUL SCORES.
Natlooitl 7,enEUo.
AT SEW YORK.
New York 0
0 1
0 0
0 0 0-3
0 0 0- S
Young and
Cleveland 0
Batteries ltlulo nnd llucklevt
dimmer.
AT nOSTON.
llnton 0 0010010 0-2
Cincinnati 0 0010301 x A
llnttcrles - Nichols and lkmtiott; ltliinus.
Clark and llrrii)gtoti.
AT XROOKLTN.
nmniiiiii ' . nanaoooao-5
l'lttsnttrir 1 uuuauuuu .
Ilatterlos Hummliiir And Dally: Btratton
and Fields.
AT rHILADBLriltA.
Philadelphia. 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 O- 2
ChlcHKO 8 1V10000 0-0
Ilattorie, Hmwr and Brown: Stein and Kttt-
noge.
Tho Nntlonal Ineuo Record.
Per rer
Chi. It-mi. Tt i't nut. Won. fwt. t?i
rhimm JI 11 AV, m-nlHml..lH 17 .614
v.,... it ix rvn nhilMnfu IV 17 r.nn
PltUburtr.'.'lO ih .310 lltooklyn .'.1 20 .304
Boston ....17 16 .615 Cincinnati .1!! al .3
Association flantos.
AT COLUMBUS.
Otnelnnstl-Boston
gaine iiottponed
count of rain.
AT CINCINNATI.
Cincinnati-Baltimore Htn nottuoncd on lie
oouul or 1TIU1.
at st. lams.
fit.
Louis o oooo
0 0
0 1
a s
Athletics f 0 0 0 0
x- 0
llottorlos-Orimtlt and Boyle; Callahan and
cm
AT I.OUISV1LLB.
Louisville. 0 0 a 0 0
'Washington 0 0 S 6 0
Batterles-Dornn nnd ChIiIHs
JlcUulre.
3 0 0 0-5
o a o r-i4
Foieraim and
Tho Association Record.
Per
Gub'. iron. .Lost. Ct
)loton...27 15 .run
IlaltlmoroSS 14 .011
St. Louis.. MS 18 .009
Athlotlcs.20 1 .470
Per
r7uh... ll'mi. Lo. (Tt
Cincinnati. SI Ml .407
Columbus.. SO S!4 .46o
Lnu'vllle....S0 S7 .4
Wash,tou.13 S8 V
Enstorn Longue.
AT TROVIDENCB.
rroviilenco...l 00000010X
Albany 0 001000000
B.Utcrios Stalb and Murphy; Pricken and
itocno.
AT LEIIAXON
Isbnnon 0 0304000 x
Rochester 0 0000100 1-
Biittcrles Tavlornnd Ilushong; McCullougl:
ana nowman.
AT TROY.
Troy 2 0
Buffalo 0 0
Batteries Day and
0 0 0
0 0 0
Wells;
0 10 1-
1 1.0 x-
Godunll and
weckbecker.
AT NEW IIAVES.
NcwIIavcn 0 21100100
Byntcuso. 0 0000001 0
lliitterlos ailliland and Decker; Coughllu
nnu .i3'crs.
WRANGLING IN THE SYNOD.
Tho Reformed Presbyterian Ministers
Croatu nn llxcltlns Scone.
lTTTsnrjito, Juno y. Uontrary to ox.
poctatlous tho trial of tho accused minis
tors wa3 not commenced at this morn,
ing's session of tho Reforraod Presby
terian Synod. Tills fact, however, did
not prevent tho Synod ouco moro on
gaging in a wrangle that, If possible, sur
passed in violence of Inngunco and ac
tions tho wild scenes enacted during last
week. Iho church was crowded to tho
limit.
During tho early hours of tho sosslon
tho sccuo was most exciting. Tho mero
mention of tho dlsturbnnco created by
Dr. McAllister last weok wns again the
causo of all tho trouble
Ministers noted for their dignity nnd
spirits of Chrlstianty wont at each other
in tho most scathing language and wero
not a bit backward in characterizing
ench others as pervortors of tho truth.
During tho debate tho vast audience
was worked up to a stnto of highest ox
cltcment. Tho moderator was powerloss
to control tho warring clorgymon; his
appeals and commands went for naught.
Tho troublo grow out of Dr. JlcAUIs-
ter's effort to revise tho records In order
that they might show the action takon
by him in his effort to Introduce extracts
from a private letter. A motion to grant
Dr. McAllister's request resulted in a
split, and tho matter was laid on tho
tabic It was during tho diccusslon of
this motion that the wild scones wero
enacted. Several times ministers and
audience joined in hearty applause, and
nt other times almost every person pres
ent would bo in sympathetic tearfulness.
Tho report of tho committee on disci
pline was submitted and sustained tho
action of tho Pittsburg Presbytery In
having suspended tho ministers nt tho
recent trial. The committee recom
mended that tho suspended ministers and
those against whom Dr. McAllister had
proforrod charges should bo granted a
full and impartial hearing by the Synod.
Tho report was received and laid on the
table for tho present.
Jackson nnd Corbott Talk Fight.
San Francisco, Juno 2. Peter Jack
son has issued a challengo in which
ho offers to fight Jim Corbctt in tho
California Club, or any fair club, Now Or
leans barrod, for a purso of $10,000.
As a guarantee of good faith Jackson
will put up a forfeit. Corbott says ho is
willing to light Jackson, but will make
no nrrangements until aftor tho Slavln
Kilralu mill.
A Merchant Guilty ot Connterloltlng.
New York, Juno 2. Nathan Marcus,
of Marcus Brothers, merchants at 07
Canal street, who was indicted for pass
ing a counterfeit $5 treasury noto upon
one of bis employes and pleaded not
guilty, changed his plea to thnt of
guilty. Ho was remanded for sontenco.
Set on Flro by u Flash of Lightning.
Buffalo, N. Y., Juno 2. Tho Buffalo
flour mill and an olovotor, containing
sovornl thousands bushels of grain, and
tho Snult Sto. Marie Railroad depot were
burned early in the morning. Tho loss
is $20,000. Tho mill wai sot on Ore by a
flash of lightning.
An Insane Tcxun.
Boston, Juno 2. A wealthy Texan
named Herbert Tlmon, who enmo hero
for troatment for epllopsy, becamo vio
lently insane yesserdny and was with
creat difficulty captured nud restrained.
llo had boon informed that his case was
hopeless, and it is bollovcd that brooding
over tho matter uuplaceu his mind.
Dr, Hall Resigns us Chancellor.
New York, Juno 2. At tho mooting of
tho Council of University of tho wty of
New York, held last night, Dr. John
Hall tendered his resignation as Chancel
lor of tha University to take effect at tho
end ol the month.
Some merchants get the
best they can: some get the
meanest they can.
Your dealer in latnp-chim-
neys-what does he get for you?
1 here are common glass and
tough glass.tough against heat.
There are foggy and clear.
There are rough and fine.
There are carefully made and
liap-hazard.
You can t be an expert in
chimneys ; but this you can do.
Insist on Macbeth s "pearl
top'' or "pearl glass" which
ever shape you require. They
are right in all those ways ; and
they do not break from heat,
not one in a hundred.
Be willing to pay a nickel
more for them. i
Pittsburg. 0 so. A. MACBITH X 00. !
GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878.
W. Baker&Co.'s
eakfast
from which tho excess o?
oil has been removed, is
Absolutely Pure
and It is Soluble,
No Chemicals
nro used in its preparation. It lias
more than three times the strength ot
Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot
or Sugar, and is thcroforo far moro
economical, costing less than one cent
a cup. It is delicious, nourishing,
strengthening, easily digested,
nnd admirably adapted for invalids
as well as for persons in health.
Sold by Grocers evorywhoro.
W. BAKER & GO,, Dorchester, Mass,
O.OtTf,
Udifs
"B0YS
75
SEs
Lo DOUGLAS
and other special
tics for Gentlemen,
MW VU B WBa jullPa.tf. nrnwAN
'ranted, nnd so utamped on lxttom. Add reus
Josopli 33nll,:
(l3.0X3.LXXCa.Ol.la 2pV
Sloo unci UpwnrclH
CAN HE INVESTED IN
A rOHITlVU ANU (sAFC
15 PerCent.
Dividend Paying Stock.
Full particulars and
Prospectus can be hnd
on application or addressing
H. X.. KI.111rtOf, iimilcer,
r. llroiulwnv, I. V.
ARE THE BEST.
100 styles, prices to tult nil.
Wll. AviiK-s A; Sons, Philadelphia.
Sold by ail deulers.
fiR ChLhclr p. Knrll.h llluolnd flraad. -
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D -V HrljElnoI aortniy Ufnuine.
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Druririai. fur CXiehttUr a Vi iln Dia
mond Brand Id lted uJ o U mf tUlo
nAAlhrh Rrts6 rf.ininMtil suhirilu.
tiam and tmlttuiont A I Drngiuti, or ttui 4V
In Mwnpi fur iiftrtleulsvri, ti-atlmoDlAU taj
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FIRE INSURANCE I
liilitt ui Oldtit Rcllible Pcrt'y Cub Cuftilti
Kepresented by
DAVID FAUSTfi
UU H, Jardln Street,
HENANDOAH, PA
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