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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-04-27
MONDAY, MAY 7, 1877,

The undivided one fourth interest of Daniel SNYDER
certain real estate in the Town OF bloomsbury be-
Ing parts OF what was formerly known as the Forks
Hotel property described follows TO wit lot "
Ing upon East and Second streets bounded by a line
commencing at the junction of East and second
Streets thence along Second street one hundred and
thirty-eight feet TO small triangle, thence along
said triangle to Chestnut alley. thence along Chest
nut alley ninetytwo feet TO lot OF George Herring
thence along said lot hundred and ninety seven
feet to East street. thence one hundred and seventy
seven feet to the place OF beginning containing 2s,-
S6i square feet more less on which are two large
frame stables
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SHERIFF'S SALE d!

BY virtue Of wrts Of FL. Fa. and vend
Ex issued out of the Court OF Common rieas {
columbia county and to me directed, will DO exposed
10 public sale at the Court House In Bloomsburg at
one O'Clock D, IN. on
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The part of the Democracy while Mr.
II ,yrs aud Mr. 3 aine are settling their lit
tie difficulties is that whih the bear hunter
asked Providence to play when he tackled
the izzly--namty, neither to help the
hunter nor the bear, but ITO sit on the fence
and see the biggest bear-fight recorded in
history "- WJrM
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Juries for May Term, 1877
GRAND JURORS.

Bloomsbury John X. Girton, Peter II. Freeze.
Centre-sanuel G. Bower George H. Freas.
Berwick-BenIamin T. Crispln,
Miniin-BenIamin Dallas, Stephen Wolf, samuel
Smoyer.
Roaringcreek-John Dyer, ]. b. Klinger.
Benton-George Dodson.
Sugarloaf-Jesse Fritz.
Beaver-Peter II. Fisher.
Jackson-Geo. HurEman, Jr.
conyngham-John p. Harmon.
NJ Peasant-Justioe Ikeler.
Centralia-Edward James.
Locust-D.P. Levan, Lewis Lee.
oatawis'a-P. y. Merceron, Fred. Pfahler, c. Nc
Kelyy.
Frlnklln- Montgomery Reeder.
FlAe-Jehn c. Ssndsrs
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In all these transactions it is proper to
add that Siias w. McHenry, one of the
County Commissioners has remained true
and firm To the interests of the people and
tax payers, and while he simply did his du-
ty, the fact is 50 rare as to merit special COM
mendation. lie could neither be bought
nor inlimdate1.
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Deaths.

BATES AT Nanticock on the 10th inst, Edwin
Burtis son Of W. Harvey and Hannah Bates, aged
years, months and days.
KNORR In Bloomsburg on the 22d inst, Thomas
Knorr, aged 70 years, months and 81 days.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CONSUM MPTION
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from this disease that are anxious TO
be cured should try DIR KIsSERs CELEBRi irED Con-
SUMPTION POWDERS. These powders are the only
preparation known tat viii crre CO\SUMPTION
and all d eases Of the Throat and lungs-infeed 30
strong Is our faith IA them, aud also 10 convince you
that they are no huinbug we viii forward TO every
sufferer by mail, post paid. a FREE TRiN BOX.
W. don't want your money un II YOU are Derfectly
satisfied OF their curative powers. IL our life Ii
worth saving. don't deay IN giving these POWDERS
trial, as they will surely cure you.
Price, for large box, 90 co. sent to any part OF the
United states canada by mall on receipt OF price
Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
800, Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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The Philadelphia Times offers $500 reward
for the man who was with Mckay and Como
Ian In their assault on Col. Mcclure. Coma.
Ion has been captured and put under bail
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ALSO,

lot on the north side OF Second street, adjoining
the Llghtstreet road bounded by line comm, ncing
at the Junction OF the Lghtstreet road and Second
street, thence along second one hundred ana
twenty-iour feet TO lot belonging to the estate OF
william Snyder, thence along said lot ninety-one
teet 10 lhe shtsreet road, thence along said road
one hundred and nineteen feet to the place OF begin
ming, containing SEES squarer eet more or less,
Seized taken in execution and TO be sold as the
property OF Daniel SNYDER
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4 non-partisan President is one whom no
party has elected, according to the New
York Commercial Adsertiser. This makes
Mr.. Hayes non-partisan President,
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Marriages.

Observation-Disclosures Berwick on the 2lst inst
by Rev. W. Cattell, Mr. j. f. Kressler OF Bloomsbury
TO Miss Nettte A. Kile late OF Benton.
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DR.. Shiloh's System Vitalizer is no doubt the
most successful cure for Dyspepsia and Live
Complaint we have ever known, otherwise We
could not guarantee it. In cases of consumption
where general debility, loss of appetite ant
constipation exist, it will restore and regulate
the system while Shiloh's cure allays the in
flammation and heals the lungs. Price IS cts
Sold by C. A. Klein and n. j. Hendershott
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II Has Stood the Test.

If you doubt the wonderful success of Shoh's
Consumption Cure, give it a trial; then if you
are not perfectly satisfied, return the bottle and
we will refund the pr &C paid. 1t has establish
ed the fact that Consumption can be cured,
while for coughs. asthma, hoarseness, whoop.
ing cough and all lung or throat troubles, there
is othing like it for quick and positive cure,
and it seldom fails. 10 cents, so cents and 81
per bottle. If your lungs are sore, or chest or
back lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster price
25 cents. Sold by G.. A. Klein and n j. Hen.
dershott.
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DIR. BANNING

is permanently located at the
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Pittsburg, Pa Diseases and Deformities OF the
Spine, Uterine Disnncements dyspepsia, Hernia and
Piles successfully treated BY the banning system
tive pamphlet, "The House You Live In" Mailed
free.
EVERY SOLDIER yan9rSsteS TaG TsS T0aHssa SaSSS or
ne mt disease In sery e. can get pension by writing
to John Kirkpatrick, tambrdge, ohio.
AdrI 20, 17-lm
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ALSO,

Ihe undivided one-fourth interest in the follow
Ing tract OF land situate in Mount Pleasant town
ship, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded on
the south by lands OF Amos Heacock, John Harp,
Andrew Miller and John Kitchen, on the west by
land of VIM. Eyer, on the north by land Of heirs OF
Elizabeth Farman, on the east by land OF A. j. Ike.
Ter, containing one hundred and Ave acres and al
lowance, whereoh are erected dwelling house. barn
and out-buildings.
Seized taken into execution and to be sold as the
property OF William Falrinan.
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The contract was allotted to Mr.. Krug,
the lower bid of Deihm & Co. being rejected
upon the urgent objection Of the Architect
in attendance.
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HPIu III wv
N BANKRUPTCY

The undersigned hereby give notice OF their ap
p0intment as Assignees OF Nehemiah Reeee OF Bucl
Horn In the County u Columbia ana state Of Penn
syvania, within said District who has been adIudg
ed Bankrupt ON creditors petition BY the Distrlc
Court OF said District.
CHARLES @. BARKLEY,
SAMUEL KNORR,
Booomsburg. ApIn II. T1-sw Assigasss
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Lust w5-5 ".l'el the attention Of the
people to the proposed plan of rob5iug
the tsx-pa,ers VI $4,000 in purchasing an
inferior lot, whrn the county owned one ad-
mirably ad ,pttl fr the purpose. Not only
that, bat On responsible bidder informs US
that he wonlI nave erected the Jail and gra-
ded the ground Cor $1,000 leSs on the pres
ent site than on tho designated location. An
other bidder offers to build the Jail if allowed
to use the material or the old one, tor $50, 900
according to the plans and specifications, ex-
cept that the front, OF sherifs residence
shall be brict. That would save the county
at least S22, 900 as compared with the krug
bid, which it is proposed to accept We
venture the assertion that the Wetzel pro.
& ramme ii carried ont, will cost the county
eS0, ,OO0 of which ne.hslt is unnecessary
| if not fraudulent
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JOHN Il. DEIH,
ID. III. IUTZ
Bidding as "John r. Deihm q Co."
April "a, 1877.

DluuinS rs Jbui i'elHil ~ W.
April "a, 1877.
The following papers have also been
handed to us and may be taken in connec-
ton with the above. The first is from two
reputable gentlemen of Pottsville, and the
second from one of our citizens who was a
few years since Treasurer of Schuylk;ll
county:
"John X. Deihm is a responsible man
lives in Pottsville one of the contract
ors of the Schuylkill county Jail
''Capt. Lutz, his partner, is an old, expe-
rienced railroad and general contractor.
Their bond is signed by some FIVE men in
Pottsyille- all responsible and worth tel
times the amount of the bond.
JOSEPH DoLAN,
\. Is. COCHRAN"
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ground for the popular supposition that he
must seek compensation by some other
means than by direct and open payment to
himself from the County Treasury. And
the fact that his neigh6or and associate for
former work is TO be sub-contractor for the
stone-work of the proposed building, const.
tutng the largest and mott profitable part of
the general contract, has given occasion to
suspicion and remark, in connection with
the knowledge which the public has obtain
ed of the extreme zeal manifested by him in
the rejection of the lowest bid for the work
The payment by the County of an addition
al sum of more than $4,000 in order that
his neighbor and associate may obtain pro-
iitable sub-coutract, is not understood as n
performance in which the public interests
are consulted Perhaps this whole subject
deserves reconsideration, aud perhaps also,
several things may be done by the Board of
Commissioners, without offence to public
opinion. aud with signal advantage to their
own standing and position in the communi-
ty. These are lat, the dismissal of the ar
chitoct ID the abandonment Of the new,
expensive. and mud bottom location for the
County Prison; and, Sd, either new let.
ting, OF = prompt acceptance of the lowest
bid for the work
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HAcKMETAcK, q rich and fragrant perfume
Sold by c. A. Klein and n. j. Hendershott.
April g. '77-ly
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yours truly
LOUIS PHIL.IPPE

Comte dc Paris
late Captain & A. D. C.
The Hon G. b. Brockway,
Member of the House OF Representatives
Of Pennsylvania.
Lincoln, Henry Wilson, Greeley, Curtin,
and other prominent Republicans promised
Porter that justice should be done him, but
the passions of party have so far prevented
it,
Hayes was an army officer, and desires Il
inaugurate an era of good feeling He has
done justice to the people Of South Carolns
and Louisiana, and we now ask that fai
hearing be given Gen Fitz John Porter
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Al the letting at the Commissioners Office
on the 2lst inst. of the work uron the pro-
posed new County Prison, the following bids
were received
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WILLIAM Y. KESTER,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner OF Main and West Streets three doors below
J. X. Eyers store, bloomsbury, Pa.
VAN orders promptly attended TO and satisfaction
guaranteed.
April ", It'll
TN BANKRUPTCY
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TN BANKRUPTCY.
y ksrERs DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, SIS.

The undersigned hereby gives nOtire OF his ap-
pointment as Assignee OF John s. Serner OF Blooms
burg, In the County OF Columbia and State OF Penn
sylvania within said District who has been aduig-
ed a bankrupt on his own petition by the District
Court Of said District.
GEORGE f. ELwELI,
m nFllO lp Acct
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April %, 1877.

We believe the allotment of the work has
not yet been followed by the execution OF
formal contract The question is therefore
still measurably within control.
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81 have knowledge of the signers of the
Bond filed by Deihm and Company with the
County Commissioners at the Prison letting,
except OF Mr.. Shell, one of their number.
In my opinion they are responsible .men,
and they are so regarded in the community
where they reside. I have no doubt he
bonl is thoroughly safe one and the secu-
rity afforded by it ample and complete.
g. A. HERRING
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ALSO,

All that certain real estate situate in Centre town.
ship Columbia county, Pennsy, mia, bounded ON
the north by lands or Samuel III LAY, on the east by
iahd OF jeremiah liagenbuch on the south by land
OF T. Aikman and Margaret Hagenbuch ana on the
west by land Of jeremiah Hagenbuch, containing
seyenty-sx acres more OF less whereon are erected
a dwelling house. barn and out-buldings.
Seized taken into execution and TO be sold as the
property OF Levi A. Hidlay
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: HORSES, q CILTS,

all the personal property Of said Bankrupt consist
ing Of
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All that certain piece or parcel OF land situate In
the township Of Madison, Columbia county, Pennsyl-
vania, bounded on the south by public road ON the
east by Mrs Cotner, ana on tho north and west by
Mrs William Barber containing one and half acres
more or less, whereon are erected dwelling house
barn and tannery.
Seized taken into execution and 10 be sold az the
property OF Hugh McCollum
az CONDITIONS OF SALE.-Purehasers must
pay ten per cent OF the purchase money or at least
enough 10 cover all costs, at striking down OF sale
| otherwise property 10 be resoid at once.
aherins once, W. A"N shsr,g
April II, lsJ1. u
, 1877-05-06

liabilities to the United States is q discretion
ary power vested in the Secretary OF the
Treasury. He has jurisdiction to com
promise only npon previous recommendation
Of other officers and hs alone san rke hs qcsase Go@
Of partics against whom the United States has
claims for fnes penalties, forfeturcs, and taxes @
amounting to $597 9o3. 80 should not be made ~
policy. The offer Of eomprcmisc in this case Is
The nominal sum of S10o and wonld lcayc ae.
fcndants who hare confessed themselves gullty OF
crime, not only relieved from criminal pnnisa. :.
ncnt, but from the payment Of large amounts gol o.
penalties and forfeitures plainly due under the rev
cnue laws The release Of these proponents, after
participating in crime of such magnitude, merely
because they confessed their guilt, would DC
dangerous example. Payment Of the taxes due
and Of tho losses incurred py tho Government oy
wonld be the least that could be demanded OF them
with Just regard to the public intcrcsts That TINS
cannot be collected by reason OF thetF insolvency
is no justification for their release
JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary.
, 1877-05-06
THE KEY THAT IS NEVER TURNED.

For the convenience Of the public, Meesrs.
Buck e. Kayncr, the wcll-known druggists and
makers Of the "alars " cologne, now keep their
Madison street store, at the corner OF State,
open for business every hour Of the twenty
four. A thorough prescriptionist is always in
In charge, and the night trade In medicines and
general goods receives the same careful atten-
tion that has always characterized their day
business
, 1877-05-06

The new cork floor coyering-Linoleum-h
ingratiated itself so rapidly into public favor
that It is superscding all appliances heretofore
employed for like purposes. Its most remarka-
bic feature is extraordinary durability" in
this respect no other floor covering can compare
with 1t. The beautiful deigns in which 1t Is
manufactured make it most desirable for din
ing-rooms, halls, churches, and every variety Of
building. Kept by all tirst~class carpet dealers.
, 1877-05-06

aesthetic treat is In store for alt visitors and the
Joint opinion OF the community Is sure to be
that such matchless elegance in any restaurant
has never before been seen in this country.
H1cHWISEsAND ALCOHOL,
wholesale and retail, in all quantities to suit
purchasers, from one gallon to 100 barrels, at
kfian Bros, 90 South Market street.
, 1877-05-06

r.a Cincinnati Geological Garden has been
~ !ls .ttendod Of late, since the appointments
pd P T.d,ral offices have robbed the place of so
~,nr objects Of attraction.
, 1877-05-06
JUDGMENT CONFESSED.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5.-A Virginia City
pressdispatch says the attorney for the bonanza
firm to-day in court announced their readiness
to confess judgment for the amount due by.
them for delinquent taxes, amounting with
fees and costs to Sa0lQQQ.
, 1877-05-06

1h. HIM. ALEX. Il. STEPHENS is reported as
rs1z much r's'sd-T''" 'sS0''s''S '' '''e''''
, 1877-05-06

WANrI7ElD,

An experienced and aceomp,i,hcd sne
house In neighbong city. desires TO make ~ enE.Ef-
ment for June Or July wlth 1snao!e " wa1,ese
feT abty etc, from present employer and other well
known bnaines houses For particulars CAL on y W:
1855 Npnfoe.st
, 1877-05-06
GraCelanQ Cemetery
Legal


In the District Court Of The United Mates, Tor The
Northern ustriet 1T Iillnois-1n bankruptcy.
In the matter of CHARLES /. FACE. bankrupt
Pursuant 10 order Of said Court he Undersigned;
solcrt f. jenkins Assignee ot the cstate VI tne sa1
luHFtnE to said esa:e enfst!GT of general nssost
Majolica Tile Enamcled Tile, Hand Painted Tllr and
larx, atiuunt Of Plain Tile. Of the total mentioned
patteEna ~ ., t.
Chicago for tue purchase of the wn1c OF said STOCK OF
my io thereof abo.n pnt !: oe11ek oh
ali lids Is reserved and the action Of the undessEned
IN the premises is subject to approval by said Conr..
Property md inventories NAV he seen upon
10 the uuder6lyne.- RODEl.T +. JtShiSe..
~ Assignee aforesaid. $50 LaSalle'st-
CHICAGO. May =. 1877.
, 1877-05-06
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Keeps Custom Shirts Mado to Nfeasure.--
Very best, for 50; no obligation to keep any Of
keep's shirts unless perfectly satisfactory. 173
Madison-st
, 1877-05-06

.o-<, is always good horse until he pitches
no. ~. ~;d.r from bis back After that he IS Tor
the ''"s That Is the trouble WITH the Republican
= -. In 0hiO.
, 1877-05-06

=
PERSONAL.
wamoth, Of Louisiana fame, Is to De mar
-..x41v and is looking out for foreign ms
s!eo hsrh r ui1l be convenient for bridal trip.
Tin TYLER. Jr., son of the e1-Prcsident,
c1ndidate for drst-caas c'erksh'p IN Inc rem
~, mice, aud entered upon the compesluSe e1"
sniusuon Monday.
woro Ching Foo, the new Buddhist Mes
-, h,s n bad WY Of forgetting to pay his debts
~ t ~. Bethlehcm Times says his morale in other
respects sse not exemplary
sarcashc friend asked Theirs: Why
I'm ta civil 10 Gambetta: your enemies ray you
1..ost 1tek his shoce." ~ shall probably have to
A.1,ox him one day, =" he replied. ''and want to
clesn him first"
Joaouin Miller's hobby, they say, is not
~. trent poet, but that he is the most nc
.1sn1.hed ..masher or ladyiiller of the age.
..,r NJ the sex still survive, and Miller Claims
r.h., mt bad = fair chance all around.
The Graphic says that Dom Piatt will fur
n,., ,norc original ready made opinions in glren
4tra. th,n anv man Of his cubic inches tn Washing
ton when Gen. Butter Ii stuos1ns tu': ~
home. It should have aooeo' ano 1. "Ien W
poral Keenan, Is 'a51ns PA'DA4%@~ '1' 49,
Europe"
1ha singular action of Mr.. r. H. Macy in
cutting OF his son with SA' ouo' anu Past'co'a''s
hr the nubicty he chose to give to the action, cx-
cites much comment In New oFk- Inc Ne" 1ofk
1ttbrne supposes that he was fnoaeeo TO give 60
much publicity to his motives nom consciousness
A.. -AAk-
that his will would be subjected 10 TWO pronates'
-tha. according to statute, and the moral opinion
Of the community
That Was bright idea Whlcn STUCK tue
,norteasee OF the T. o., the securing OF Hebrew
Professor to act as its cable correspondent Hence
the interesting criticism Of the Chadaie account OF
the De]ugc which appeared in reccntissue Of that
n.pe,. When the Hebrew Professor begins to tell
how the 1sraeltes smote the Hittites. and how the
Amnouites were overcome. the Bible will be. in
deed, superseded In our public schools.
IT, William A. Hammond recently de-
liyerra lecture Oh "Slcco" at Chickerin: Hall,
New York City. Sleep. he said, was accompanied
b5 IN abscncc OF blood IN the brain. 1nd "ase1ui-
ness BY the return OF the same Aulo III guam
titicz. Many persons who feel sleepy IN chaif
become wide aTnke on lying down simply because
Of The dow Of blood to the head For such persons
high pillow reaching well under the shoulders
viii prove beneficial
Tba dense Canadian mind does not, it
.,r+.r,.+a +ha hrnor ~ tba nanb,rv Hr,re
rsu. Not long since he WIS hired to mike the
pQp1e OF 1neersoH merry. Only Two dozen Of tue
number attended, and the World says theJ were 80
much disappointed that tho Lyceum committee hao
topaeify them BY giving them free tickets to lect~
rnby Prcsbyterian clergyman who had made
, 1877-05-06

Boland's Aromatic Bitter Wine OF Iron Is a
and impaired digestion. Depot, So Clark street
, 1877-05-06

an. European war already has disastrous
.dec. upon the people oi the oniteo ota'eS' ~
sus s ~.sn;rected the marpeddlers'
, 1877-05-06

..vEGETISE." says Boston physician. ''has no
eQual as blood purifier Hearing Of Its many wonder
ful cures after Ill other remedies had failed visited
the laboratory and convinced myself OF its genuine
merit It is prepared from barks. roots and herbs,
each OF which Is highly effective, and they are COM
pounded in such manner Is to produce astonishing
resuIte,~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-11-15
Akfau0ria 6azette
THURSDAY EVEN'G., NOVEMBER 10.

A PERSONAL COMBAT IN TURKISH BATH
One of the most ludicrous combats on record
occurred at q Turkish bath 10 St. Louis few
days ago. Two mortal enemies, physician
and bank cashier. happened to occupy neigh
boring touches 10 the hottest room OF the estao
lishment, and were enjoying thorough, steam
Jog before they noticed each other, A woIay
warfare was instantly begun, which soon oe-
veloped into blows. and the two naked cltlzens
each dreuched with perspiration. we're Locked
in deadly struggle. The strip OF mating
which protects the bather's feet from the al;
most red hot floor. was soon pushed aside, and
the fight went on turiously upon the clustering
pavement. As the floor began to burn their
bare feet the combatants capered up and down
10 agony, pounding each others faces with the
fury of despair. The widest dervish dance
never exhibited SO extraordinary o spectacle;
At last the attendants rushed 10 and separated
the performers, and proceeded to bind up their
many wounds. The shriveled skin peeled from
the soles of the Doctors feet like parchment
and the cashier was also pretty we'll roasted
They parted full of threats, but when they
fight again it probably wont be 10 the midst OF
furnace.