PMf * •. »-. a i (Sanrjai"®!) o®ur)ly j^rcss 1 ESTASMSUUD IIY O. B.UCULn. !I ;VKY MULTJIN, E.f.Mr and Manager. PtJBLli Hi l> liVBRY THURBDA•/ TBUMHOP St! HSORIPTION: Per year |JOO It paid inadtance ... f1 50 AOVKRTISINa RATES. Ad-I»em >nta are publiihedftt the rule of one I lolia: per square for one!naertion Mid lifty ceuta j per B<|u:tre for eaclisubspQuentinsertion. Rat' >by t i>t- y;ar or for six or three monthsarp on a>i(i uniform, and will befurn'sbed on appti catioi LegalandOfficial Advertising pi rsquare.three lmeß or less. J'2 01); each subsequent insertions!) cents per square. Local noticest en cents per line fur onei nsertion, Ave its perdue for eachsubsequenUonaecutivc- | Insertion. Obituary notices over five lines, ton cents per i ine. Siinpleannouncementsofbir.bs, marriages 1 and deaths will be inserted free. Hii'iness Cards, five lines or lesß J.S.OD per year , over li ve lines, at the regular rates of advertising No loealinserted forless than 75 cts.per issue. JOB PRINTING. Tin Job department of the Pni:ss is complete, *nd affords facilities for doing lire best class ot work PABTICULAB ATTENTION PAID TO Law I Printing. No paper willbe discontinued until arrearages : are paid, except at the option oftlie publisher. Papers sent out ofthecounty must be paid for i n advance. tfSo advertisements will lie accepted at less h'in the price for fifteen words. »«- Religious notices free. ~iiiiTToFF~ Rid Yourself of Unnecessary liurdens. I Don't boar unnecessary burdens. Hardens ot ;t bad bark are unneces sary. Get rid of them. v Doan's Kidney Pills cure b.id backs Cure lami weak and aching backs. Cure every form o! kidney ills. Forrest Hopper, fsroad street, Port Al- | Pa., says: "My estimation of i Doan's Kidney Pills is ot the highest, tor j they gave ioe great relief trout backache. ! I suffered constantly with this trouble for 1 some time and it was accompanied by a | lameness across the loins which made me j unable to stoop without receiving sharp I thrusts of pain. The kidney action also i gave me much trouble, especially during , the night aud was accompanied by pain | during passage. Since usinu Doan's j Kidney fills, the backache has entirely disappeared and the trouble with the 1 kidney secretions has been corrected. , For ihe results received. I have great ! confidence in Doan's Kidney Pills and do ! not hesitate to recommend them to any- : one suffering in the same manner. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents, j Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, j sole agents for the United States. He- j iii 'utter the naon—D.cw's—and take no ! otto .. Prof. H. A. Howell, of Havana, Cuba, Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. "As long ago as I can remember my ' mother was a faithful user and friend of 1 CI ' ' • rlain's Cough Remedy, but never it n life have I realized its true value HI/ now," writes Prof. 11. A. Howell of Howell's American School, Havana., (V,"On the niizht of February .'id . on • .1; it; taken-:ck wiiit ,i vci v - vete . cold, tin l next day was worse and the fol lowing rii'Jit his condition was desj rate, i He could not lie down and it was neces sary to have him in the arms every mo- i merit. Kven then his breathing was dif- , fieult. I did not think he would live un til morning. At last. I thought of my . mother's remedy, Chamberlains Cough H tnedy. which we gave, audit afforded ; prompt relief, aud now, three days later, I he has fully recovered. Under the cir- ' cumstances I would not hesitate a moment j in saying that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and that only, saved the life of our dear little boy." For sale by L. Taggart, When a man writes as follows don't you think he means it? S. G. Williams, Powderly Texas, says:"l have suffered | tor years with Kidney and Bladder trouble, every preparation I came j across and taling many prescriptions all j without iu t until my attention was call ed to Pnjeules. After 150 days' trial j $1.00). lam feeling tine. Money re funded if not satisfied. Sold by J!. C. > Dodson. :iui MenZan I'ile Remedy comes ready to ] use. put up in a collapsible tube with j no/./.le attached. < )tie application proves ! its merit. Soothes aud heals, reduces \ inflammation and relieves soreness and j itching. For all forms of Piles. Price j 50c. Guaranteed. Sold by R. C. Dod- 1 son. 3m j Oxide of Zinc—What is it? Its the wearing quality of the L. & M. ! PAINT while white lead is the elastic quality of L. & M. FAINT. Wears fully 15 years on outside of a house. Costs ready lor use about 51.20 per gal len. Harry S. Lloyd, Emporium,\L. & M. Paint Agent. Man/an Pile Remedy, price . r >oe is guaranteed. Put up ready to use. One application prompt relief to auy form of Piles. Soothes and heals. Sold by R. C. Dodson. 3m ! Best Healer in the World. Rev. F. Starbird, of East Raymond. , Maine, says: '•! have used I'ucklen's j Arnica Salve lor several years, on my | old urmy wound, and other obstinate j sores, and find it the best healer in the world. I use it too with great success in my veterinary business. Price '-."»e, j at all drug stores. Ric-ht to 'he Point. "The ... ;T." aid a travel ing man, "wit< received by a friend of mine who was drumming n i> trade in New England fi>r new York necktie house: '• -\V li . ■ roeei. .-our letter with e.viH-ti.>e :. ' int. V- ' w• • at is or ders. \V. have big I'eMilie to make expenses for its. We llnd in your ex peiisc account 5U eeiii I• r billiards. Flense don't buy an more billiards; also we <• for hoi e aud buggy. Where is the h 'l'.-". : .d what did you do with Ihe bugg. '. . lie rest of your expense account is n 'thing but bed. Wh; i it ,\ on don't ride more: in the nighttime? " Mohn t.vs ton should stop in Ilos ton, v. here- his cousin George Moore lives. .John says you liould sell Moore u good bill. Give good prices—he Is John's cousin. Sell him mostly for cash; ill o .Tohn says you can leave Boston si 11:'5 in the night and get to Concord ai in the morning. Do this and you won't need any bed. And, remember, what we want is orders.'" Trading as a Fine Art. A grocery store in NV! on, Lanca shire, was manauvd by a collier's wife. One night the good woman was com pelled to leave ttie shop for a short time in charge of her husband, giving him full instructions how to act and especially cautioning him that in the event of a customer presenting a jar or pot and asking for treacle, jam or pickles he "must be sure and weigh Hi' pot." Full of confidence, the collier install ed himself behind the counter. In a short time a lad ran into the shop and piped out: "I want two pound o' pickles fur ml faythur, and here's th' pot." The good man carefully weighed the pot and exclaimed: "Nay, lad, th' pot weighs enough bowt pickles, but I'll gi' thi one or two any way."--Liverpool Mercury. The First American Duel. In the year 10.10 occurred the first duel known to have taken place on. American soil. The principals, Edward Doty and Edward Leister, were serv ants of a Mr. Hopkins, one of the New England colonists. The men had quar treU'd over some trifling matter and re sorted to the field for its settlement. The affair was stopped by the authori ties but not before one had been wounded in the thigh and the other in the hand. There was no law covering such matters, but the governor of the province decided that the men should be punished nevertheless. At bis or ders they were sent to have their heads and feet tied together and lie in that condition twenty-four hours without food or drink. They suffered so much, however, that iliey were released at the end of an hour. His Apprenticeship. "Yes," said Mr. Pater, with ill con cealed pride, "my youngest boy makes some smart remarks at times. Only re cently he asked me what it meant to be an apprentice. I told him that it meant the binding of one person to an other by agreement and that one per son so boui d had to teach the other all he could of his trade or profession, while the other had to wnteh and learn how things were done and had to make himself useful in every way possible." "What did he sny to that?" a tkedone of the audi< . •. "Why, after a few minutes the young rascal looked t ]> at me and said, 'Then I suppose you're apprenticed to mother, aren't you, dad?' "-—London Answers. Herbert Spencer and the Puddles. On no one occasion was Herbert Spencer known to ride when going to ft dinner, yet so carefully did lie guard himself against the chance of soiling his dress shoes that he habitually car ried a bundle of old newspapers under his arm. These were for the purpose of being dropped, one by one, into each mud puddle he might encounter on crossing the street. By the time he reached his destination the store of pa pers was exhausted. Muddy shoes on the return walk did not matter to him In the least.—London Caterer. For Emergencies. A banking reserve is for use, not merely for show. It is for use in times of emergency. Yet some bankers look upon their reserves very much as the superintendent of a hospital regarded its emergency bed. A patient all bang ed up in an accident was brought to the hospital oue night and was told that there was no room for him. "Why not put hi: • in the emergency bed?" It was suggested. "If wo put him in the emergency bed." it was replied, "then we would have no emergency bed."— Wall Street Journal. A Clever Scheme. Mother (examining school report)— llow did you come to have such good marks in arithmetic this week? Tom my—Weil, you see, it was this way: We had ten examples a day, and I got the teacher to help me to do five, aud Eric Jones got her to help him on the other five. Then we swapped helps? See?— Harper's. Impartial. "Mr. Scatterton prides liimsel? on being strictly Impartial." "Yes," answered ifce unamiable man, "I once went shooting with him. Ila didn't seem to care whether he hit the rabbit, the dog or one of his friends." The Dangerous Case. One of the surgeons of a hospital asked an Irish help which he consid ered the most dangerous of the many cases then in the hospital. "That, sir," said I'atrick as he pointed to a case of surgical instruments. Man's wrinkled face is the original time table.—Dallas News. CAMERON COUNTY PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1908, \|| It ll|l^ ITJoxall "Dyspepsia Tablets form the foundation in tlio Bridge of Health. Health is just across the river for thousands—thousands whose stomachs are.sick. and KSa U which prow worse instead of better. Their stomachs need a rest, until nature's forces can Ninety per cent of Ihe diseases of mankind originate from a disordered stomach, and MMBb not to keep the stomach in healthy condition is to court serious disease. The Kexall Dyspepsia Tablets are guaranteed to relieve immediately and cure perma nentlyall the most distressing and painful forms of Dyspepsia and Indigestion. This guar antee is printed 011 every box, and money will be refunded to all who are not satisfied. HIWt Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are Warranted to Cure all Forms of Indigestion and Dyspepsia Money will be refunded, exactly as printed on package, In case of dissatisfaction. Price, 25 cents, at our store or by mail. 3VT- A. ROCKWELL, DrugSlst Where Idols Are Eaten. At cort iii sr;i :>in in si.iiio parts 01 S India il is the duly of every devout person to <*: it :i special sort of confec tionery. livery confectioner in Oeto ber, for instance, has a {»>l<> about sis feet ids!) at bis door, and to tlii-; 1.- nailed a great book about a foot loiiij and thick in proportion. On one sid< of this is a brisk lire, with a huge earthen pan on it. Before the pan a man may be seen sitting, for nobody stands when be can si!, with a kind of wooden ladle, and with this be briskly stirs a quantity of bubbling, black looking sugar till it becomes quite tough, lie then scrapes it together l and puts it on a piece of board to cool a little, and then, getting up and (lex terously throwing it on the large; book, he begins to pull out the tough sub stance. He draws it out to the length of four or five feet at a time and throws it back and elongates it again, and so he manipulates it till the mass becomes as white as snow. This composition so treated is manufactured in all sorts of sacred forms—figures of little idols and gods—and is eagerly bought for con sumption. Strand Magazine. Ink Froze on the Pen. The winter of ics.'t-i in Kurope still j holds its place as one of the most se vere and remarkable on record. So j tremendous was the cold that trees split asunder with deafening reports.! The strangest of all was on the ! T'"" s. Here on more than a foot thickness of Ice a thoroughgoing town | of street' was erected. There were; tailors' shops, butchers' shops, tobac-1 conists, printeiv and. Indeed, many oth-! er businesses all being carried on as If ; they bad stood there for years. Writhe: : :>. .vlie.'e but near a large j lire was impossible, as the Ink fnr/.e in ; pot and on the pen. whole bum'-: of j liquids were frozen solid and wine was j soli 1 in one pound blocks. New bread on being taken out of Hie oven would I immediately stiffen and become solid. ] There were hundreds of deaths from | the cold, and throughout the frost the j poor suffered miserably. Pearson's Weekly. Little Great Men. A Chinese who had long studied the works of Confucius, who knew the characters of 14,000 words and could read a great part of every book that came in bis way once took it Uito Ills head to travel into Europe. Upon bis arrival at Amsterdam his passion for letters naturally led him to a book seller's shop, and as he could speak a little Dutch he civilly asked the book seller for the works of the immortal Xlxofou. The bookseller assured him \ he had never heard the book mention- 1 ed before. "Alas," cried our traveler, I "to what purpose, then, has he fasted j to death to gain a renown which lias j never traveled beyond the precincts of j China?" There is scarce a village in | Europe and not one university that Is ! not thus furnished with its little great j men.—Oliver <ioldsmith. First American Play. The first play written by an Ameri- ; can produced in this country, according j to the Philadelphia Public I.edger, was j the tragedy, "The Prince of Parthla." j by Thomas Godfrey, which was j brought out at the Southwark theater 1 in the Quaker City in April, J TOT, by , Lewis Ilallam's company, the first or- j gauizatiou of players to visit I'liila- j delphia. Godfrew was an ambitious ] young poet, who died at an early age. j Ills play was above mediocrity and an j important part of the volume of his ! works published in 1705. A Use For His Obituary. A well meaning and conscientious j editor on being shown by the man j most interested that the death of the j commandant was falsely reported in j his paper, apologized profusely and of- ; fered to make it all right. "We'll print a correction at once," he said. "Well," said the man who wasn't dead, "perhaps it would be better to let it stand. I'll show it.to my friends when they want to borrow money." Itch cured in 30 minutes l>v Wood ford's SinH'-iry Lotion. Nevir isti » Sold by L. Taggnrt, drugj-'ipt. 32-l\ >■ Kiilol is a scientific preparation of vegetable acids with natural digestants arid ("(Mains the same juices found in a healthy stomach. Each dose will dige.-t more than I!. 000 grains of good food. Sold ley 1!. (' DoiJmiu. Ring's Little Liver Pills for bilious ness and sick headache. Tiiey clean the system and clear the skin. Price 25e. Try them. Sold by It. (J Hudson. ,'sm Kennedy s Laxative Cough Syrup acts gently yet promptly on the bowels and allays inflammation at the .same time It is pleasant to iakc. Sold by K. C. Hud son. Latest Popular Music. Miss May Gould, teacher of piano forte has received a fall line of the lat est and most popular sheet music. All the popular airs. Popular and class ical music. Prices reasonable. 44-tf. Warning. All persons are hereby forbidden from trespassing upon the property of this Company without a permit from this office, or the Manager at the works. Keystonk Powdek Mfg. Co. Emporium, Pa., August Ist, 1!I0:\ 24-tf. SEALED PROPOSALS. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania State Highway Department II akhisuuuo, Pa. !> proposal will bo re« rived by the 0 St it« Highway Department of Pennsylvania, under the act approv< I M&> Ist, 1905. for (he nstrnction <>i !.:?!* feet <>t road, extending from the i«iwn>hip line of (iibson Township through the village of Sinnamahoning, il< ng the Sinna mahoning' Creek to the bridge over the First Fork, in drove Township, in the county of Cam eron. Plan* nd can be seen at the office of the county commissioners. Empori um, and at the office of the Stat Highway De partment, Harrishurg, Pa Bidding blanks will be furnished by the State Highway Department upon request. Hids must be endorsed * PKOPO SALS FOR RE< ONBTRUCTION OP ROAD IN (iKOVE TOWNSHIP. COUNTY," and received at the office of the State Highway Department not later tluin March 25,1908. •JOSEPH W. HUNTER, 3-4t State Highway Commissioner. j The Bargain j | Store | ( A Few Specials: i j 3 cans Valley Dew Corn for 25c. # J ? 1 can It. H. Powder 45c. J p 131b can White Cherriesßsc. \ 112 1 lb Walter Daker's Chocolate 45c. £ b 1 31b can Nile llraud Lemon Cling J > Peaches 25c. 112 251b Granulated Sugar, best, $1.45. c 3 1 lb 60c Gunpowder Tea 50c. \ \ Ilb Pitted Prunes lb 20 to 30,13 c. \ ( Fresh Lettuce every week 25c lb. c J Malaga Grapes 15c lb 2 lbs for 25c. \ | Chickens, XT' or 112 Latest popular Music on hand all the c 3 time. J \ Free delivery anywhere. i 1 Phone your orders. c T.W.WELSH \ Chas. Diehl's Old Stand, West Ward } BR A f'ATR, CrnTAls ItKMKP for SIII>f>RKNHKD MBNrraVATtON. ■ Pj fIfVER KNOWN ffl FAIL, S.if'-' Sure! S|*mM.V ! 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