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Wonderful Palace That Was Built by | not satisfy her, so, as she works,she sings, | a safe aod sure remedy for infants aad children,
ful Palsce That Was Bul by | “gia rtjng Effects, | ber busy Angers keeping te, he Cine | mdse mah
The use of ice for architectural pur- — BE CD the Juries of the Bete ZT
poses is an art that has been carried | : 3008
Does ate of perfection in sortd- TRICKS OF THE CAMERA MEN. OE . Yeagers Shoe Store
ern countries, and some alrost incred- — attraction and sports fail to interest, the In Vv Fux Over 30 Fears, \
ible feats have been accomplished In health is declining, vitality is being low- The Kind You Have Always Bought.
this curious branch of industry. | Expedients by Which Puzzling Situa- | ered, and it is time for the woman to look
Probably the most remarkable build-
ing constructed wholly of ive was the |
palace built on the Neva by Czarina |
Anne of Russia in 1730. The first at- i
tempt to construct this Luiiding was |
unsuccessful, as the slabs of ice were |
too thin and the building eo'lapsed in
the first thoey. Subseomently large
blocks of ive were «i rnd squared
with great care und on ule an-
other by skillful mas... w20 cement- |
ed the joints with wien, vaich imme- |
diately froze. ‘ihe building when com.
pleted was fifty-six feet long. seven- |
teen and a half bro:d and twenty-one ,
high. It was of but one story. The |
facade contained a door surmounted |
py an ornaumental pediment and six |
windows, the frames and panes of |
tions and Incidents That Seem to
Contradict the Laws of Nature Are
Recorded on the Finished Film.
The ingenuity of man is exercised
to a wonderful degree in the creation
of novel and seemingly impossible
situations and episodes for production
in the moving picture shows, and audi-
ences are often bewildered in trying
to decide how the curious effects,
which at times seem to contradict the
"laws of nature, are secured. Yet, like
the conjurer’s tricks, it is all very sim-
ple when the veil Is lifted.
There are some scenes depicted
which, while amazing enough in their
way, do not puzzle the critical be-
holder in solving the ways and means
drains, | Constitutional
ulcera-
Judge For Yourself
WHICH IS BETTER—TRY AN EXPERIMENT posed, in accordance with the eighteenth article
OR PROFIT BY A BELLEFONTE CITIZEN'S
Amendments.
which were all of ice. An elaborate | of their making. There are the railroad EXPERIENCE. Mg Rt section, Sve be Fmcnde Ww
balustrade, adorned with statues, ran accident, obtained by means of chil- Something new is an experiment, place the following:
along the top of the facade, and an- |
other balustrade surrounded the bulld-
ing at the level of the ground. The side
entrances to the inclosure were flanked |
with pillars supporting urns, the lat- i
ter containing orange trees, whose |
branches, leaves and flowers were all |
of ice. Hollow pyramids of ice on each
gide of the building contained lights
by night. The grounds were further
adorned with a life size figure of an |
elephant, with his mahout on his back. |
‘A stream of water was thrown from |
the elephant's trunk by day and a
flame of naphtha by night. ;
A tent of ice contained a hot bath, i
fn which persons actually bathed. |
There were also several cannons and |
mortars of ice, which were loaded with
bullets of ice and iron and discharged. |
The interior of the building was com- |
pletely furnished with tables. chairs,
statues, looking glasses, a clock, a com- |
plete tea service, etc.. all made of ice i
and painted to imitate the real objects. |
A bedchamber contained a state bed
with curtains, a dressing table with a |
mirror, pillows, bedclothes, slippers and |
nightcaps, all made of ice. There |
dren's toys; the warships and the
aeroplanes, which are also photo-
graphs of playthings: the burglar in
his unheard of performance of climb-
ing the front of a house, and—last, but
aot least—the man clinging to the cell-
ing of a room. ‘The pictures explain
themselves.
But when we see a mun jumping
out of a fourth story window, see him
fall fifty feet to the ground and then
get up and run away unhurt, we ask,
How is this possible? The origin of
the picture is very simple. The fugi-
tive jumps out of a low window In
the studio. which is fitted up in the
style of the desired room. Then the
photographing process is interrupted.
The next picture is taken in the street
in front of a real house. A life sized
puppet is dropped from one of the
windows. When it has reached the
ground the machine stops, the actor
puts himself in the place of the figure,
the reel is started again, the man gets
up and runs away.
In like manner auto accidents and
similar episodes are arranged.
Another impossibility—a man swims
convincing proof of merit.
Would you experiment on it?
from home.
every box of Doan’s Kidney Pills.
Read this case:
kidneys gave me a great deal
ance. Nothing helped me until
But the endorsement of friends is.
Now supposing you had a bad back,
A Lame, Weak or Aching one, each. The said courts in
You will read of many so-called cures.
Endorsed by strangers from faraway said courts may be by law increased, from time to
It's different when the endorsement comes
Easy to prove local testimony. and
Home endorsement is the proof that backs whole to three, such three judges shall compass
Mrs. L. Ingram, 382 E. Bishop St., Belle-
fonte, Pa., says: “Doan’s Kidney Pills of the said court, and the several courts shall dis-
ote A dof goodand 100 |
that I cannot speak too highly of them. I
suffered intensely from backache and my
Doan’s Kidney Pills at Green's Pharmacy
Co. In return for the improvement they
made I publicly recommended them in i
October, 1907, and at this time I can say
that I have had no further trouble from my
of annoy-
1 procured
now
courts of Common Pleas shall be
-
RE — court may be by law
amendment
Must be proved to be as represented. arisdiction and powers vested she
The statement of a manufacturer if not jurisdiction ant Surts of Common i the 40
bute and apportion the business among them in
such manner as shall be provided by rules of
court, and each court, to wi an’ shall be
assigned, shall have exclusive jurisdiction
. hjéct to change of venue, as shall be
In the county of Al all the jurisdiction
and powers Alen several numbered
vested in one
court of Common Pleas, composed of all the
in commission in said courts. Such ju
and powers shall extend to all p dings
at law and in equity which shall have been
subject to such CanEs 23 ma he made by 1 Be
y aw,
su to c of venue as
law. lect 10 Cha of said court etl be
selected law. The number of
ris-
Fitzezy
The
Ladies’
that
Cures Corns
Sold only at
were ice candles, burning naphtha and, | through a river and on the other side oe ts m Co. Buta New York, timgtotife, TH Sends succeeding its adop-
most wonderful of all, an ice fireplace | be climbs a ten foot wall without dif- Remember the name— 's—and take | tion.
containing burning ice logs—1. e., blocks | ficulty. Origin of the pictures: The| nocther. 56-37 Sinedpyoripsiion No.l
of ice smeared with naphtha and then | man is photographed sliding from the Secretary of the Commonwealth.
kindled. —Scientific American. wall into the water, but in taking the ore pi
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' The Doctor's Fee.
There came n letup in the rush of pa-
tients, and the doctor opened two small
picture the reel is turned wrong way.
so the motion Is reversed when the
picture is recled off in the right direc-
tion.
House of Representatives of the
A JOINT RESOLUTION.
an amendment to section , article
y 0 amendment to section ight,
Section 1. Be it resolved JY the Senate and
Yeager’s Shoe Store,
Shoe
envelopes lying on his dexk. The last obstacle in representing the eS of | nsylvania in General Assembly met. That
“It's all right,” he said. “i wasn't, seemingly impossible was cleared Constitution of Sr as an amendment to the | Bush Arcade Building, BELLEFONTE, FA.
% . ommonwealth Iva. ’
sure. Without offending | couldn't away when some clever mind concely- nia, in accordance with the provisions of the |
open the envelopes In the presence of | ed the idea of stoppin the photograph eighteenth article thereof: = ad
the persons who gave them tc me.
They contain the fees left by two
Englishmen who called close on each
other's heels. English etiquette is
rather embarrassing for a physician
who is used to patients who hand
over their money with the denomina- |
tion right on top, American fashion.
In England it would be considered an
{nsult to give a physician his fee un-
wrapped. You can't insult an Ameri- |
can physician that way, but newcom- '
ing process. not after u series of pie-
tures. but after each single picture
or after each two or three of them.
The work involved was enormous, as
eighteen pictures are taken every sec-
ond—that is to say. about 50.000 ple-
tures are required for a reel, which is
to nmuse the public only ten minutes!
But human perseverance has accom-
plished the task. and the resuits ob-
tained are extraordinary. The follow-
ing examples will prove it:
A pile of small stones is put on a
+ dollars on a set of Single
. make good.
plan that will save you some
Now it is up to you to make us
SCHOFIELD'S MAIL ORDER DEPT.
Why send your money away when
Section 2. t,
the Constitution of
follows: —
y township, school district or
©
Harness.
Amendment to Article Nine, Section Eight.
Amend section articlenine, of
. which reads as
“Section 8. The debt of any county, city, bor-
other munici-
rated district, except as herein
. never exceed seven centum
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; Surely, you must think well of upon the assessed value of the
an, therein, no!
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ers credit him with an excess of sen- | centum, in kate, at ime
sibility and give him a good many un- black table, and the apparatus is fas- ni i. ORLY. with a i Section 8 $0 oar a follows: ys Bok
easy moments wondering if he hasn't tened vertically above the stones. money refunded all freight guih, township, school district, i any usicipal
been underpaid.” —New York sun.
Then a short turn of the crank. and a
| few identical pictures of the stone pile
charges prepaid.
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are taken. One of the stones is then A Set of Harness in Nickle or Imi- shall Sy sue) municipality or incur
Penn Very Much a Londoner. : " or indebtedness to an
William Penn, the founder of Penn- | removed from the pile: another short} } tation Rubber, at.......... amount exceeding two per centurh MoR 5 ch as.
sylvania, was born ou Tower Hill on |
Oct. 14, 16H, was christened in All
Hallows church, became a student |
of Lincoln's Inn. and then, joining the |
Quakers, he abandoned the law and
preached along with George Fox in a!
meeting house off Lombard street. He |
once occupied n house In Norfolk |
street, Strand. chosen on account of its |
closeness to the river. which facilitat- |
ed escape from duns, and he was im- |
prisoned botli at Newgate and in the |
Fleet. So Penn was, after all. very
much a Londoner.—Leondon Standard.
A Cruet Stand.
Several villagers were discussing a
departed sister, who had been given to
good deeds, but wes rather too fond of
dispensing sharp spoken advice.
“She was on excellent woman,” said
the deceased lady's pastor. “She was
constantly in the homes of the poor
ard afflicted. In fact, she was the salt
of the earth.”
“ghe was more than that,” remarked
a villzger. “She was the vinegar, the
pepper and the mustard as well. She
was a perfect cruet stand of virtues."—
turn. which gives two or three pictures
showing the first stones separate from
the pile. The process is repeated un-
til the stones laid aside by hand show
the writing. “Good Night!" The fin-
ished film does not show the hand
that removed one stone after another,
but creates the impression that the
stones arrange themselves in the form
of magic writing.
Instead of the stones, a lump of clay
may be placed on the table and some
king of a figure is gradually modeled
from it by hand: but, this hand being
invisible, it seems as if the figure
formed itself.
In the same way a herring can grad:
ually be sent back into the tin can
from which it was taken. — Garten-
laube, Leipzig.
A Trifle Withered.
In his native tongue no one could
have made more graceful speeches
than M. Blane, but when he essayed
compliments in English he was not
quite so successful.
“Have 1 changed in the five years
since we met in Paris? asked on
elderly woman who desired above all
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Genuine Rubber............
To insure prompt
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GUARANTEE—The above goods
This harness is equal to any $15 set on the
market.
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$12.85
$14.85 | of such assessed may be
which has no equal for less than $17. | av to Tea A ts wi
Address all communications to
E. N. SCHOFIELD,
Mail Order Dept.,
Bellefonte Pa.
to which he will cheerfully give his prompt
attention.
resented or money refunded
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Pa
wealth,
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Street Through a Church. «Madame, said the courtier, his
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On his way home from the theater,
ering spire, standing high above the
neighboring houses and streets, is a re-
markable sight as one surveys it from
where he had seen u performance of
“Othello,” Bobby was unusually quiet.
“Didn't you enjoy the play?’ grand-
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