MifwlljineousNews. .
Diptheria in Tamaqua.
TAMAQUA, Fa., Feb. 17.— -Diptheria
which in the beginning of the winter
prevailed in this borough in an epidem
ic form, has continued invading fam
ilies and threatens to become general
as heretofore, when a number of deaths
occurred. Ernest Reiman, residing on
Gray street, has lost three children,
who fell victims to the disease, and the
fourth and only surviving child is in a
critical condition. A great many chil
dren in different parts of the borough
are sick.
Fatal Aooident to Small Boys.
PniLAPELPiTTA, Feb. 17. James,
Harry and George Smith, brothers,
aged ten, eight and five years respect
ively, and Roderick O'Connor, aged
nine years, were playing this afternoon
around a foundry near their home when
a pile cf heavy flasks fell, burying the
boys beneath: Their cries and moans
attracted some of the workmen and
they were soon released, but it was
found that George Smith had been
crushed to death. His brothers were
badly injured and O'Conner had a leg
broken beside being badly bruised a
bout the head and tody.
A Destructive Fire at Petersburg.]
PETERSBURG, Va., Feb. 17.— Late
last evening a fire was discovered in the
drying-room of the immense brick to
bacco factory of David Dunlop, and in
less than half an hour after the fire
broke out the whole building was en
veloped in flames. The factory was
one of the finest in the United States,
and gaye employment to over 400 cu
ratives. The entire building was burn
ed to the ground, with stock, fixtures
and machinery. It is impossible to as
certain the exact loss, but it will reach
fully $200,000, partly covered by insur
ance. A handsome brick residence ad
joining the factory, owned by Mr. Dun
lop, was also burned.
A Corpse Comes to Life.
KINZCA, Pa., Feb. 17.—Eddie Coose,
aged 16 years, was found ljing appa
rently dead on top of an oil tank near
this village on Sunday. A number of
physicians were summoned,who agreed
that life was extinct and that death
had resulted from the inhalation of
poisonous gasses rising from fresh
crude oil. The boy was cofiined and
prepared for burial at the home of his
parents, near Cory don, Pa., and the
services were in progress yesterday af
ternoon when signs of life were shown
in the supposed corpse. He was remov
ed from the coffin, medical aid again
summoned, and this morning the lad
gives every hope for his complete re
coyery.
He Liked Them.
United States Senator Sawyer, of
Wisconsin,"told this story to a group
of his fellow Senators :
In early times up in the pine woods,
when our folk weren't all millionaires,
some of us used to get up a chopping
syndicate. A dozen fellows, all good
with the axe and hand-spike would
club together, chip in and buy grub for
the winter, and go into the woods to
chop and log pine. Iu the spring they
sold their logs,substracted the winter's
expenses, and divided profits. One
fall such a party was made up in my
town. They were all ready to go into
the woods, when some one asked who
was going to cook. 'I wou't' said one.
'1 can't,'said another. A third said
he could, but he'd be blamed if he
would. It went on, and nobody would
cook. In those times, as now, a cook
got big pay, Dot less than SSO a month.
The syndicate could hardly afford that.
Finally one fellow said if they couldn't
hire a cook they'd got to havo grub,
and there was but one way out, they
must do the cooking themselves. lie
suggested that they draw cuts, and
whoever got the shortest straw must do
the cooking. The first man who should
complain of the grub would have to
relieve him. This was agret d to, and
they went on into camp. The first
meal in camp was dinner. The cook
had seen his mother cook beans. It
looked easy, and he decided to have
beans for dinner. He put a peck in the
kettle, chucked in a big piece of pork
and a double handful of salt. In time
the men sat down to dinner. Every
body helped himself. The first to dish
out some beans put a big spoonful in
his mouth. They were smoking hot
and somewhat salt. The fellow spewed
the stuff out with a big swear word.
'Those are the doggonest beans I ever
ate. Still, I like them—l like them.'
When Baby -was sick, we gave her Castorla,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria,
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{ Bath Room in Hotel. )■
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Tho Beam is not bolted to the landsido. but—by
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Centre of tho Line cf Draft, making
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If your Agent has none write us for price.
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_ RACINE, Wis.
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Especially constructed for the treatment of such disease s att
j) CONSUMPTION- 2'ASAL CATA2S3, EAT AND ECSE !TVr2, DirETSIIIA,
/ WZOOPIN3 COO3S, QUINSY, CCLD IN UKS LEAD, CCUCIULA BWILLINCS, ACTELA,
/; Vf BEONCSITIS, riIUSISY, YNZUKONIA, NEU2ALCIA, kUKPS, DISXENOSSSKA.
1 ~-jßk JV.tf first time - SOLIDS" could be used in MEDIC A TISG STEAM.
iTl —iSm Nasal Catarrh, Hay Fever, Asthma.
/ In all these diseases the Medicator is worth ten times the price ashed.
\ 1 ill/ Any Lady can Beautify her Complexion after using a few days.
/ (rr.Aj \ n v km Ip:SS HUT CERTAIN.
V n It can te c:ei f:r a NU2SE or LUNSS LAKE, taviag an extra attachment of a Cup.
Price, Complete, 53.00. By Mall,
AGENTS WANTED. —Good reliable Agents wanted to handle onr
Medicator ; Protlts, —Sells at Siglit. One Agent sold Twenty-seven
M >■ in one day. Write for t rms and circulars to the
"fr- • - ENTERPRISE VAPOR MEDICATOR CO.,
30 UNION SQUARE. NEW YORK.
EUREKA FOLDING CAiwH iu.
-'-■V- '.Tiiffivtimgß Made in difTereut sizes, and can bo
attached to nearly all wagons, bug
gies, phaetons and carts. Easily
removed and folds like an umbrella.
V^jlf you cannot get it of your local
f . ' wagon maker or dealer, send to us for
illustrated circular and price list.
TX Agents wanted everywhere,
- D. C. BEERS & CO.,
\y PATENTEES and MANUFACTURERS,
*** o 9' NEWTOWN, Conn.
SHERMAN ROAD CAET."
X^^^^^g^- ,<BESTCART ON EARTH."
f (\\ SINGLE, DOUBLE and LIGHT,^
I 1 125 lbs. 150 lbs. 65 lbs.
I / $35. $37. SAO.
I // / EASY, DURABLE and CHEAP.
\ / y \ /jf Crated free on board cars.
VaAJ/% j CH4 T. ALLEN, Haqager.
I ■ * " COLDWATER, Mich.
M < >A"r'l en Thousand Trial jp2kr .imposition of pretontiows reine.
9Cb , TRIAL Piu' kHKOS mailed to pa- f%3r dle for these trouble., Hnd oil Ouacka,
r\ rvrL, X n larce proportion JIB hosoonly aim 19 to I bleou their vio^
XAnKACE.of whom took a full treat FyS TRADE MABih^nßrtrßF-n^nnrf
muntn ud were restored to health by use of f A I JM. - Interfere
pnAp ArftJißiiil PiAhTCI IfA vQL with attention to busmets, or c*ue pain
KARPK 9 SEm IH AL I ASS!LLbSiV#\i JCy or inconvenience in any way. Founded
Curo fo rN orvo us Debility. OrcarncV^^ o R on .. fcie . .^ cdica . 1
dlo Acred Men. TestedforEightTMf of the human orpmnism restored, The
thousand cares they abol utel rest ore ? wasted animating elements of life ore given back, patient
become cheerful Md rapidly gain, both
b^&J?S;¥u r dra h or&°uWSSSS TE*nroiT.-ft>. satt. w. n mm. tiro, w
Work, or too f reo Tndulscaco, we ask that you send us .M £DQ|G DFMPHY CO llew RuruifiTa
your iinmewithFtntementof your trouble, and secure "AKIIIO KCITICIS I vV/>, Mr li Vint Mid 13,
TRL\L PACKAGE FRETS, with Illust'd Pemphlet.Ao. SOStf N. Tenth Street, ST,LOUIS, MO.
RUPTURED PERSONS can have FREE Trial of our Appliance. Ask for Terms! J
Jfl , rt A beautiful work of 150 pages, Colored Plate, and iooq
/yi\%y-<r ■}/ y illustrations, with descriptions of the best Flowers and
I. $rZ/ Vegetables, prices of Seeds and Plants, and how ta grow
ra . -Jb£ ly them. Printed in English and German. PricQ only 10
' x ' cents, which may be deducted from first order.
It tells what you want for the garden, and how to get it instead of running to
tl* e grocery at the last moment to buy whatever seeds happen to be left over, meeting
with disappointment after weeks of waiting.
BUY ONLY VICK'S SEEDS AT HEADQUARTERS.
VICE'S ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE, 32 pages, a Colored Plate
( < ' w in every number, and many fine engravings. Price, $1.25 a year; Five Copies for
\rZ-'Yu r %\ Vvifv •' 7 >'"• Specimen numbers 10 cents; 3 trial copies 25 cents. We will send to any address
5 i* • V 'y Vick's Magazine and any one of the following publications at the prices named below
—redly two magazines at the price of one—Century, $4.50; Harper's Monthly,
->St. Nicholas, Good Cheer, $1.25; Illustrated Christian Weekly, 93.00; OT
Y0 f, ii Wide Av/ake, Good Cheer, and Vick's Magazine for $3.00.
VICE'S PLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN, 210 pages, Six Colored
■§£ Plates, nearly 100& Engravings, 9 1 - 2 5 > in elegant cloth covers.
v 'm% y JAMES VICK, Rochester, N. 7 (