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1t is Good Work to Give Health.

The only remedy for disorders is one
that will expel the germs of diserse,
and make the blood pure and rich,
That is best effected by DR.. David
Kennedy's Fovorite Remedy, of Round
out, N. Y. medicine of great value
in the treatment of all blood disorders
rnd diseases of the Kidneys. 1t tones
the system and helps to do good work
11-8 | m.
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1t is Useless

for young ladies who are troubled with
freckles, pimples, moth and tan and
bad skin generally to use liquid paints
or dry powders, for they only make
the skin look well for the time being.
To have a good complexion you must
have pure blood. Use ulphur Bit
ter's and your skin will be fair and
complexion rosy. - Young Ladies'
Magazine. 11.S-2w.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF FL Fa, issued ont OF the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Col. Co, Pa, aud to
me directed there will be exposed to public sale
at the Court House, Bloomsbury, Pa. Oh
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1899,
at O'Clock P. NJ, the following: ALI that certain
lot or piece OF ground stults ia Scott Township
near the village of E9py, Col Co. Pa. bounded
and described as follows, 'o.wlt: On the south by
public road leading from Eipy to Berwick. on the
east and north by land OF Alfred Mood and on the
west by land OF Alfred Mood ald Levi Klnley, con
Nrgra
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ID EGISTER'o NOTICE.

l } EGlS lERo NOllCE.
Notice is hereby given to all legateas creditors
and other persons interested In the estates OF the
respective decedents and minors that the follow
ing administrators, executors, guardians ac-
counts have been ied In the ofice OF the Register
OF Columbia county nd wi be presented for con-
frmatlon ana allowance In the Orphans Court to
be held In Bloomsbury, December end 1859 at Q
O'Clock p. IN. OF said day
No. l.. Account OF WIN. ]. Knorr, administrator
OF Elizabeth McAfee, deceased.r
No g. First and final account OF L. B. Kline,
administrator OF Rebecca Breech, late OF Catawis-
sa twp, COL, Co., deceased.
Nos First and final account of Chas. Glib
bors, administrator OF VIM. Glddings, late of
Benton twp, Col. Co. deceased.
No.4 An account OF Headly Suit, adminlstra-
tor OF Amos Grassly, late OF Briar Creek twp,
Col Co. deceased
No. 5. First and final account OF Thomas C,
Pritchard, executor OF william Prltchard, late OF
Scott twp. Col. GO. deceased.
No 8. First and nna! account OF j. S. Yohe,
guardian OF Harry j Hearner, a mi nor child OF
Clara Linden, late OF the borough OF Herwick, de-
ceased.
Mo- First and final account OF Nehemiah
kltcnen, executor &C. OF Chas Kramer late OF
Flshlngcreek twp. Col. Co deceased.
No. s. First and 1nal account OF Frank Triyel-
piece, administrator OF David Trivelpiece late OF
Greenwood twp. Col Co. Pa
No g. First and nnal account OF Wm p Ever
ly, administrator OF Margaret Roth late OF Mon
tour twp, CJl Co. deceased.
n. CAMPBELL,
Registerer.
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TWO ACR ES.
more or less, whereon are erected
Brick DWELLING house,

and other oatbuildiags, apple orchard and other
fruits
Seized, taken into execution at the suit OF
Thomas Rutlege surviving partner OF r. Creveiing
Co. vs.. Susanna Mines and TO be sold as the
property OF Susanna Mllnes.
HOWELL JOHN b. CASEY,
Attorney. sherln.
1883.
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A UDIToRS NOrICE.

Estate Of Deborah Harrison, or Bio0 msb,aV.
The undersigned, an auditor appointed by the
OTphans court OF Columbia county % d stribute
ofilce OF |. $. Mintersteen, on rhursdl ly. Noyem
Der 2lst, iSsS az 10 o'clock "A. m, when aud where
all persons having claims against sail estate must
appear and prove the same, or DO deDared from
coming In ON said fund.
L. 4. WIATRRsrKRN,
AudiLlI.
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Number for January OF each year when no time
Is mentioned, subscriptions will begin with the
Number current at the time OF receipt OF order.
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years hack, In neat cloth binding, will be sent by
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of the brilliant affair, when Nelson
Bruner silenced a whole rebel battery.
This might be termed gallantry "on
the warpath r'-The No,c and Then.
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APPRAIsEMENTs.
ORDINANCE NO. 40

An ordnance to amend Ordnance No 29-De it
ordained and enacted by the Town Council OF the
Town OF Bloomsourg, and IL Is hereby or iained
and enacted by authority OF the same
SECTION |. That IL shall be the duty OF ev ry
physician practclng within the limits Of said town
10 report all contagious diseases that shall come
TO hi notice, to the BOarl OF Health within TWEEN
ty.four hours falling 10 do 80 shall be punishable
with q fine OF notices. than twenty-five dollars
SECTION g. II shall be the duty OF the Board OF
Health to report the existence OF said disease and
where located to the school board, and request
tnem 70 prohloit any member OF family in which
said disease exists from attendance at the Public
Schools
This ordinance shall take effect after itl pas-
sage, and ten days publication according to law,
Passed at meeting OF the Town Council held
Nov z, 1879.
WIN. b. CUMAINGs, P.S. HARTMAN,
SeCy. President.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
LOrence Bender OF Bloomsbury, Pa. unter the
frm OF Baker & Bend ,r was dissolved on the 23rd
day OF october A. d. 1889, BY mutual consent.
A'l debts owing TO the said partnership are tC
oe received by said George q. Baker, and he is tC
make payment OF all demands.
october 23rd, 1889.
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One Hundred and sixty-Nine
Acres,

OF land, more or less. excepting and reservlng out
OF and from the two above described tracts OF land
situate In Asbury conveyed TO the Trustees OF the
Methodist Episcopal chur'h upon which a church
Is erected, tnree-fourths OF acre OF land al Join
Ing the same conyeye1 to NJ. 4. zimmerman and
about forty-nye acres OF land lying on the north
western erd OF said farm or two first described
tracts OF land convey ed TO Michael Lemon leaving
after and exclusive OF the excepted and reserved
parcels or lots OF land about one Hundred, twenty
three acres OF land, more or less, on which are
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

meeting OF the stockholders OF Manor X est
Inn Company Will be held on tuesday, November
l2th, 1879 al o'clock IN. at the cs OF the
Secretary, In bloomsbury, for the purpose OF
electing nine Directors ~ serve for tue ensuing
year.
GEO. X BLWRLI,
I0ie3t Secretary.
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A UDIrOR'S NOTICE.

Estate or Daniel Force, deceased.
The undersigned an auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court OF Columbia county, to distribute
the balance OF funds In the hands OF Isaac Dewitt,
executor OF the estate OF Daniel Force, deceased
as appears by his account filed and confirmed alb.
solutely, TO and among the parties legally entitled
thereto, Will attend to the duties OF his appoint
ment at nls office In Meyer building in the town
OF Dloonsburg, on saturday, the Both day of Nov.
ember instant at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, when
and where all parties interested are requested to
present their claims before the undersiy yned or be
forever after debarred from coming in upon the
said fund.
Wn. CHRISMAN.
I-6lSSq Auditor.
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FRAME house, BANK BARN,

hbu oulOullolnss.
Seized, taken into execution at the suit OF Rus
sci X. Pealer vs.. George Peal and TO be sold as
the property OF George Pealer
HERRING, JOHN b. CASEY,
Atty. sherir.
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A DMlNISTRATORS'S NOTICE.

Rstdte or Harriet Rupert late NJ Bloonlsotly1 Pa.
deceased.
Letters OF Administration c. It. A. upon tn,
above named estate having been granted to tn,
undersigned, all persons having claims agains
the same Will present them for payment, duly
authenticated: and those indebted thereto viii
please make Immediate payment to
Q. w. MILLER, EVA RUPERT
Attorney Administrator
oct. IL 1889 Bloomsburg Pa
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate!

BY virtue OF writ OF Lev. Fa. issued out OF the
me directed there Will be exposed to public sale
at the Court House, Bloomsbury, Pa. on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1889,
at O'Clock in the afternoon the following;
All those two adjoining messuages, tenements
or tracts or land now comprising one situated In
| the township OF Fishlngcresk, Coulty OF Colum.
oia, and State of Pennsylvania. bounded and des-
cribed as follows, to-wit:
THE FIRST, Beginning at post thence south
seventy six degrees east one hun ire and ninety.
Two perches' thence south slxty-one degrees east
eghty-eighG perches to a post, thence north
twenty-slx degrees west one hundred and ninety
| two and seven-tenths perches to a corner, thence
north sixty-o1e and one-hllt degrees east eighty
six and three-tenths percles TO the pl ace OF be-
ginning, containing
ONE HUNDRED AND FOUR ACRES
and nifty four percnes OF land, more or less, with
the appurtenances.
THE SECOND, Beginning at )rner In the pub
lie road adjoining the first and above described
tract OF land, thence along said road south sixty.
one degrees west nifty four perche' line OF lot
OF NJ. A. zimmerman, thence by the same north
twenty-six degrees west one hundred and ninety
| three and one tenth perches to a post IN line OF
land OF j. Boyd Sucker, thence by the same north
sixty-two 'grees east nifty four pesches to a
post thence by above described tract OF land
south twenty six degrees, east one hundred and
ninety and seven-tenths perches to the place OF
beginning, containing
SIXTY-FIVE ACRES
and sixteen perches OF LAID more or less with the
appurtenances,
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$500
$3.50

pair of Thompson's Patent Cut
English Cashmere Trousers.
The same quality of fabrics
will cost you $500 to 5000
elsewhere.
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This Remedy ia the prescription OF one OF the
leading physicians OF Paris, France, and was used
by him with unparalleled success for over thirty
years IL was nrst given TO the public as proprie.
tary medicine In 1913 Since which time IL has
face OF the globe, and become favorte remedy
with thousands OF the leading physicians Medical
societies have discussed It's marvellous success at
their annual conventions, and after their ticiai
chemists have analyzed II and found that It con.
tained no oplates, bromldes or other harmful In
dies.
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The Admission of Montana.

HARRIsoN's BOLD MOVE FOR WHICH 1T is
CLAIMED HE Is LIABLE TO lNPE ACHMENT.
THE POWER OF THE EXISTING COURT U.s.
URPED. THE ACTION CONDEMNED BY
REPUBLICANS AS WELL AS DEMO-
Gratis. NOT READY FOR STATE
HOOD
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The following table is male up from
the official returns from every county
In the State:
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TESTIMONIAL

TESTIMONIAL
L. r. BROWN, NJ. D.,
23 West Jersey ST..
ELIzABsTH n. j. June 2S, 1889.
This Is to certify that ! nave used for some
months with much satisfaction, the combination
OF remedies, for Headache, known as Briggs
Headache Troches The remedy cures more head /
ache, especially such as AFFECT Nervous Women
than anything am acquainted with, and II this
certincate Will be the means OF bringing II TO the
favorable attention OF sufferers from that trouble
shall feel that have done them service.
L. X. BROWN.
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BOYER'S MAJORITY.

OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM ALL THE CoUN-
TIES GIVE BOYER 60,S04.
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1890.
Harper's Weekly.
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illustration OF the changeful phases OF home and
foreign history A Mexican romance. from the
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WEE LY In 1890
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

The trial of Gen. Boulaneer by the French
Senate has been postponed uoti! August.
Captain Noyes of the ship Coloma reports
that he has found three new islands, south.
east of Japan, which are not marked on any
chart.
Steps are being taken to recover S250,00(
that New York city lost through the failure
of tho Marine Bank. Bondsmen for the
late City Chamberlain Tsppan are to be
sued.
The ordinance bureau of the Navy Depart
ment has completed two of the ten.inoh
steel breech loading rifles for the monitor
Miantonomah. The guns are expected to
fire shot ten miles.
The steamers Samuel J. Pentz and the
Danville, were in collision yesterday short
y after five o'clock in B timore harbor.
The Pentz was damaged 40 badly that ehe
had to be towed at once to shipyard for
repairs.
DR.. Mackenzie, physician to the late EN-.
peror Frederick, is about to bring suit
against the London Times and Mr.. Stein.
kopf, proprietor Of the ST.. James Gazette,
for publishing letter written by Mr.. Stein.
kopff in which he accuses DR.. Mackenzie OF
conspiracy while treating the Emperor.
Mrs. Andrew Connolly and her children
were deserted in Ireland by the husband
and father, who came to America. The
wife followed him and he fled back to the
old country, and when she sailed for home
he left for America again. She crossed the
ocean third time in pursuit. and caused his
arrest in Brooklyn.
The engineers have completed the sur
veys for the Congo railroad around the cat.
aracts. They say that it will take S5,C0O,-
900 to build and equip the road, and pay In
terest on the investment. The period OF
construction is fixed at four years. The
total length of the road will be 264 miles
and It will extend from Matadi, at the head
of navigation on the lower Congo, to Nadalo.
on the south shore of Stanley Pool.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va FRIDAY EVENING MAY a. 1889
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OENTLEMEN, we call your attention to our
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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-01-17
as unot being able to give

and imprisoned as mot being able to give
an account of myself"
Ipassed month in prison, prey to tor
turing anxiety, and then-nothing having
been proved against mel was released,
and ordered to quit Koenigsburg immedi-
ately. l had found an opportunity to con.
fess my identity to French gentleman liv-
ing in the neighborhood, and to his generous
assistance, and to that of some of the inhab-
itants of Koenigsburg whom he had inter
ested in my story, owed the means of
travelling so rapidly that soon crossed the
French frontier. On the 22d of September,
eight months after leaving Ekaterininski-
Zovod, saw before me the lights of Paris.
My desperate flight was accomplished God
in His mercy had brought me to safe
haven. l write these lines far from the
scene of my dreary exile, far, alas from the
brave compatriots who suffered with me.
Some, / know, are no longer among the
living, Others still languish in captivity
May God have mercy alike upon the living
and the dead Prom the Polish By Mrs. Laasst
Thompson, IN Harper's Bazar
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1889-01-17
DISEASES OF POULTRY.
Prevent Their Appearance by Taking Coco
Care of Your Fowls.

Prevent Their Appearance by Taking Good
Care of Your Fowls.
Poultry as well as other stock are
more or less subject to disease, and as
disease with stock of any kind is diff
cult to cure Notwithstanding the large
number of ilfallible receipts warranted
as specific for the different diseases,
every poultryman who has had any ex-
perience understands that If disease
gets once started among his poultry it
is in majority of cases very difficult
to stamp out or cure. So far as posi-
BILE the best method of management is
to take all reasonable precautions to
keep in good health. This will be found
to be the case during the winter as we'll
as during the summer And it is a
mistake to suppose that simply because
cool weather has set in the risks of
disease are about over until spring. A
damp floor, exposure, want of food or
water, or failure to provide good sup
ply of water regularly so that when it
is supplied they drink too much, cracks
in the sides of the house allowing the
wind to blow directly upon the fowls,
and an excess of one kind of food, are
only few causes of disease among the
poultry during the winter. Lice do
not usually thrive as well, yet more or
less of them will be found and will need
attention.
If they can be watched sufficiently
so that the first appearance of disease
will be noticed and taken in hand at
the start, such remedies may be APP
piled as will cure the sick fowls and
stamp out the disease before it secures
too strong a foothold. When the fowls
stand around and do not seem to care
whether they eat or not it is almost a
sure indication that disease of some
kind is making start. While they
will eat or drink. even if it be only a
little, much better opportunity is az
forded for giving them medicine. After
they have got to the stage that they
will refuse to eat, the only chance to
give them medicine is by force, so that
it is decided advantage to commence
as soon as possible when disease r,akes
its appearance. In order to lessen the
risks the better plan is to separate the
sick fowls and put them in dry, warm
place by themselves, and lose no time
in commencing 20 give them medicine.
A day or two will make considerable
difference in effecting cure; it is i'm
portant not to delay commencing to
give medicine or they may be beyond a
remedy. 1t is quite an item too, in
giving them medicine to have them
take it in their food and drink rather
than to force it down them. Prevent
disease if possible; but if it makes its
appearance commence with a remedy
as soon as possible.-Americaa Grange
RHlieiia.
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CASUAL CONCERNS.

A COAL fever RACES at Astoria, Ore, and
come fifty people have filed claims on sup
posed coal lands.
BosToN people claim that the Algonquin
Club, OF that city, has the most splendid
club building in the Uuited States,
THERE is said to be only one chalk pond in
this country, at Newberry, N. H., and it is
about to be operated by stock company.
THE Southern Pacific railroad pays from
eight dollars to ten dollars per ton for coal.
Tho concern is now experimenting with
petroleum.
LONDON does itself proud with the travel
er's cane, hollow, tin-lined and with a silver
head that unscrews and reveals u close
folded umbrella.