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POULTRY NOTES.
No. 43.
Over fat hens are most liable to lay
soft shelled eggs.
Give a morning mush of wheat bran
as it is a great egg producer.
Wheat should be the principal food,
but corn, oats and Buckwheat is good
occasionally.
Never feed much corn as it is fat
tcning, unless measures have been taken
to make your hens work for it.
If your chickens have a rattling in
their throat and raise their head to
breathe remove them from all draughts
and give J ounce of chloride of potasi
um in two quarts of water.
In roup the head swells and there is
generally a discharge from the nostrils
of more or less offensive odor. Grease
the head well, with lard and coil oil,
and cive a small hit n( 1ir,t with u
tie oil in it, which with care will ccn-
II. rr . o
crany cnecr. a cure.
V. B. German.
Deafness Oan't be Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused bv an
inflamed condition of the mucous
lining of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets inflamed you have a
rumbling sound or imperfect hearing,
and when it is entirely closed, Deaf-
ness is the result, and unless the in
flammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases otit'ol ten are caused by catarrh.
which is nothing but an inflamed con
dition of the mucous.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that we cannot cure by taking
Hall s Catarrh Cure. Send for cir-
culars, free.
F. T. CHENKY & CO., Tolcdo.O
Sold by druggist, 75 cents.
Fare Ice,
MADE BV MECHANICAL MEANS IT IS FREE
FROM IMPURITIES.
From the National I'rovlnloner.
There seems to be some question in
the minds ol those who are not well
informed on this subject as to the pur
ity of ice made bv mechanical means.
but any person who has carefully stud-
icu me suujeci win De able to immedi
ately remove these false and erroneous
impressions. Artificial ice is made
practically as follows :
The water is converted into steam
in the boilers and . from thence con
veyed through pipes into a steam filter,
where as many of the impurities as
can pe removed irom the steam are
eliminated. The steam then goes in
to a condenser and the water thus con
densed flows through another filter in
to a skimming tank, where any impur
ities carried over by the mechanical
force of the steam are skimmed from
the surface. The water then is again
reboiled and skimmed and then in turn
passes through two more filters especi
ally designed and arranged, after a due
analysis has been made of the water to
be purified, in order that the foreign
substances dissolved in the water may
be thoroughly eliminated.
From these filters the water passes
into a cooling tank, and to make as
surance doubly sure, before entering
the freezing cans passes through an
other filter. The cans are closed so
that there is no possibility of the pure
water being contaminated, and as it
takes but about ' fortv-eieht hours to
convert the water into ice, it must of
necessity be a chemically pure product.
Consumption Cured.
,
An old physician, retired from prac
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
of a simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Con
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and Lung Affections, al
so a positive and radical cure for Ner
vous Debility and all Nervous Com
plaints, after having tested its wonder
lui curative powers in thousands of
cases, has felt it his duty to make it
known to his suffering fellows. Actu
ated by this motive and a desire to re
lieve human suffering, I will send
free of charge to all who desire, this
recipe, in German, French or English,
with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing
with stamp, naming this paper. W. A.
Noyes, 820 Power's Block, Rochester,
J. . mar-6-iy.
From the Huston Courier.
Ticks. " I wish you would buy a
ticket to the concert to-morrow night.
It is to be a benefit for Mr. Screecher;
he's just lost his wife, you know."
Wkkles. "Just lost his wife?
Well, how many benefits does he
want?" .
. It Should bo in Every House-
J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay Street., Sharpi.
Imrg, l'a., sayihewMl not be without Dr.
King's New Discovery for Coniumption,
t'oujju and Colds, that it cured his wife who
wax threatened with Pneumonia after an at
tack of "La Grippe," when various other re
medies and several physicians had done her
no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksnort, Pa.,
claims Dr. King's New Discovery has done
him more good than anything he ever used
for Limg Trouble. Nothing like it, Try it.
1 roe Trial Bottles at C A. Kleim's Drug
Store. Large bottles, 50c and f 1. 00,
Is Iron Rust a Cause of Tire?
From tho Hub.
When oxide of iron is placed in
contact with timber excluded from the
atmosphere and aided by a slightly in
creased temperature the oxide will
part with its oxygen and is converted
into very finely divided particles of
metalic iron, having such an affinity
for ONygen that, when afterward ex
posed to the action of the atmosphere
from any cause, oxygen is so rapidly
absorbed that these particles become
suddenly red hot and if in sufficient
quantity will produce a temperature
far beyond the ignition point of dry
timber. Wherever iron pipes are em
ployed for the circulation of any heat
ed medium, whether hot water, hot air
or steam, and the pipes allowed to be
come rusty in close contact with tim
ber, it is only necessary to r.uppose
that under these circumstances the
particles of metallic iron become ex
posed to the action of the atmosphere
and this may occur from the mere ex
pansion or contraction of the pipes in
order to account for many of the fires,
which periodically take place at the
commencement of the winter season.
NO HABITATION.
There can be no hahitatinn In the
blood or body for poisonous microbes
t 7. s. s rt
wnen awurs tspecinc enters the sys
tem. It changes the rh.irnr-tpr of thn
blood so that the germs must either
pensn or get out, and ot course they
icave. a. a. a. also forces out the pen
son which the microbes have left lie
hind- If there is a sore or ulcer the
poison comes out through that, other
wise through the skin.
"Havinir suffered much from rnnt.i.
cious blood poison, after usin? half a
dozen bottles of Swift's Specific, I was
restored to perlect health, and all erup
tive sores disappeared. You are at
liberty to make anv use of mv Kt.ite
ment that you wish J. Crosby Byron,
20s 1 nird Avenue, Jrittsburg, Pa.,
Treatlm on Blood and Skin Discuses mailed free,
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ca
A Leap Year Idyl.
From the Detroit Free Pn?s.
" Be mine," she cried dramatically,
as sne sank on one knee belore him.
'I have long loved you, and now lean
resist no longer. I must know my
fate. Sweet creature, say a word that
will make me the happiest of women."
" 1 aon t want to be married," he
answered coyly. " Ma says Im too
young and couldn't take careofa wife
Take some one of your own size
Let go of me . I don't want to be
kissed."
" Oh you great big ninny!" she
saia, banging trie lurniture. "1 was
only rehearsing for a leap year party.
l woulnn t have you if you were
worth your weight in gold."
And she bounced otf in a huff.
After the Grip
And after typhoid fever, diphtheria,
pneumonia, or other . prostrating dis
eases, Hood's Sarsaparilla is just what
is needed to restore the strength and
vigor so much desired, and to expel
all poison from the blood- It has
had wonderful success in many such
cases.
Hood's Pills act especially upon the
liver, rousing it from torpidity to its
natural duties, cure constipation and
assist digestion.
A Story With a Moral
From the Detroit Free Tress.
He knocked at the back door of a
suburban house and the cook opened
it. He was a sinister-looking fellow,
and she held on to the door.
"Lady of the house in?" he inquired,
gruirly.
" No," trembled the cook.
" Man of the house here?"
" No."
"None of the people in?''
" None but me," and she tried to
shut the door.
" Aw," he growled, setting his foot
against it; " I guess I'll come in and
have a good eat. Step lively now, er
I'll grab you."
alie let go of the door and the
tramp forged in and fell into the arms
ot a big policeman, who was courting
the cook contrary to orders.
Dr. Meeker's Medicines are pure and
a sure cure for whatever they claim.
Lung tonic for colds. Speedy relief
tor pains, internal and external.
Blackberry Cordral for bowel com
Elaints, for young and old. Every
ottle guaranteed. For sale by all
druggists. Manufactured by H. C. &
J. A. Olmstead. Williamsport, Pa.
All put up in 35 and 50 cts bottles.
6-1 9-1 yr.
A Household Remedy.
From Texas Sittings.
"Doctor, my son William is not well.
He has not got any appetite, and he
complains of headache and general de
bility." "My dear madam, the best thing is
to try a simple household remedy."
"What household remedy do you
suggest, doctor ?"
"Deprive him of his latch-key so he
will be obliged to stay at home after
dark."
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
CLAIMS AGAINST CHILI.
Demands of the Baltimore's Men
are Over $1,300,000.
SOME BIN INDIVIDUAL CLAIMS.
Jfremlnh Anderson WonM I.Ike l,1(l,.
OOO-.folin Hamilton Wonts 940,000
Other C'lnlm Vary from .10,000 to
$IO0,000-What l.anyrr lias to ajr.
Bak Fjukcibco, Feb. 15. In a fow
day there will be fotwarded to r3ec
retary ltlnlno the formal claim of tho
sailors and others ot tho United
HtHtes man-of-war Bnltlmoro who
were injured In tho tight with tho
mob at Valparaiso,
Bomo of tho sums domanded are
rery larpo. Tho total claim foots up
in tho neighborhood of $1,305,000.
The largest ar demanded by John
Hamilton and Jeremluh Anderson,
coal heavers on the Baltimore at the
tlmo tho assault was committed.
Hamilton received three bad wounds,
and thinks that $50,000 is not too
much for tho Chilian government to
pay for each wound.
Anderson hns three or more marks
as the result of his being in the row,
but ho says he will bo satisfied if ho
can got hold of $150,000 Chilian
money. Tho other claims vary from
$30,000 up to $100,000.
Lawyer F. A. Orr has the eases of
twenty ot tho men. lie saya he thinks
the men nro Justified in asking tho
amount of Moronity they havo. "If
tho Chilian Government turns over to
the United States $1,000,000, as she
should, for this unfortunate affair,
why, wo want it," said tho lawyer
with a smile.
AN INFERNAL LIE."
80 Mr. Illalne Call III Itnmor That
Ha Will ItealRn.
Washington, Feb. 11. Mr. Blaino
declures the report that ho will lenvo
tho Cabinet soon "art infernal He."
He had Just left tho Whito House
when the report was presented to him
by a press correspondent. Tho sec
retary's manner no less than his lan
guage was emphatic, and revealed tho
fact that tho report annoyed him. So
nettled was he, that he dismissed the
subject with the declaration that tho
story was " tho invention of an idle
fellow who had nothing better to do."
Mr. Blaine also denied the story of
his lntonded visit to Cuba and the
Bermudas.
"I have plannod no trip to tho
South," he said. "I care too little
about traveling to go anywhere by
sea. If I take any trip I shall soloot
a destination that can bo reached by
land."
Tho imnrcsslon hero in that MY
Blaino. if he should tra Hnnrh at. all
will spend a short tlmo In Florida and
men as soon as tne weather gets
warm ho will go to his Bar Harbor
resiuenee ana remain there through
out the summer.
Notwithstanding this prompt denial
Of it bv Mr. Blaine hlmsnlf. th atnrv
of his probablo retirement from the
iBomec nas received a good deal of
attention here to-day. Six out of ten
politicians aocepted It a true on Its
taw.
HarrUon and Free Coinage.
Denver, Feb. 15. Senator E. a
WOlCOt WBB interviewed VAatnrrlav ta.
gardlng Fresident Harrison and free
coinngo. no says:
"There is no man In publio life to-
uay wno is a more Ditier or unrelent
lng enemy to the free coinage of sil
ver than Fresident Harrison.
"Only one Who has lived in Waah.
Ington most of the time since his in
auguration can understand the bane
ful influences that are constantly
coming from the White House to
hamper or defeat every effort made
by the freo coinago men for the bet
terment 01 ine status or silver money.
temator Teller Thinks Blalna Hit Hnn
Denver, Feb. 15. Senator Henry
M. Teller says : " There Is a suspic
ion that Mr. Blaine will not persist in
019 aeounation u bis friends
continue to demand that he
shall remain n candidate. I see
no reason tvhv thA TtnnnViM-
cans of Colorado should favor Mr.
Harrison s renomlnation, and I do
not think ho Is stronger elsewhere
than various other candidates who
Will be nresentod to tho AT Innnnnniii
Convention."
Asleep for Klajhteen Months.
Indianapolis. Feb. 14. In thei naana
asylum Is Bridget Pendegrast who
11 us not Doen awaire lor eighteen
months. Hor only food is milk, of
which she is crlven about th ran ntiArta
a day through a silver tube in her
uobo. one is gradually wasting away,
and as no effort can arouse her it Is
not likely that she can live much
longer.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Flour and Mm Flour it M.i ri-
1.76a3.1S: auperflne, tSatS.M: No. 2 extra!
3.60o37.&: No. 1 extra, tS.tf0afa.26: clears, ta 80
ata.Sui straights, t..Mat..M: patents, spring,
t4.S5a5.25: winter, t4.75a5s city mills, ship
ping; extras, 4.90a5. Rye flour, ft bbl Su
perfine, S4.80at5.10. Corn meal, fl bbl 3.W5a
f 3.10 for Western and S3.lt tor Brandy wine.
uiii uuur, ei.ooaei.io IUU IDS.
ztra "C," 81 ua 13-160.! yellows. Sia3 11-18.
C'opfek. Rio. 12ul7,o.i Maracaibo, 1522o.l
Savanllla, 19ja23jo.: Central America, 18.alo.t
Mexican, 18Ja22o. i Laguayra, 17tttfo.t Java, Via
28o.: Mocha, 252o. '
BcTTsa. Eastern extras, SUaSlo.: Elgin
a.w.. n caivru si.m, aiaaif.: western
imitation sreamery, firsts, 23a20c.i State dairy
ball firkin tubs, full ends, extras, 26aio.i tubs
and pails, firsts, 22a24o.
Omksbk. mate factory, full cream, fall
make, fancy, llal2o.i fine, UiallJ.i good to
prime, lojallo.
Eaas. State and Pennsylvania, perdoi.,15o.:
Western choice, J4Ja25o.: limed, (itate fancy,
174alSo.: Canadian, choice. 17l71n.i wa..
choice, I7al7jc. '
Potato. Long Island Rose, per bbl..
$1.60: Maine Rose, per bbl., tl.87al.50: MiohJ.
an Rose and Hebron, 180 lbs., tl.28al.87i New
fork Btute Rose, ISO lbs., tl.25atl.87.
Pork. New mess. nio.iAiiain Mt ni ...
tt-75atl0i extra prime, t-2tat.50, and short
clear, tU.60ntl4.SO. Pickled shoulders. 4ao.i
bams, 8oo. Dressed hogs, 6jao.i plus, o,o.
oHr.-fiir(.N lur exira mess, 9s.ouatV.dO
(or packet, tlOatlLM for family ft bbl.
hcoar. Cut loaf and crushed, oaAio.t cubes,
41a4o.i powdered, ja4o.i granulated, Sia4o.i
mould "A," 4ja4Jc.: candy i'A." ,a4to.i con
fectioners' "A," 4a4io.l otf "A." 444(c.i whita
JVe Catit do it
but are wHllntr to ray for 1eamln how to
mnke m (rood an article as Wolff's Acmb
ilr.ACKiNtf of cheap material so that a
retailer can profitably sell it at 10c
Our price U 20c.
The retailer snys the puMic will not pay
It. We say the publio will, because they
wilt always pay a fair price for a Rood
article. To show both the trade and tho
publio that we want to give them tho best
iir tiio least money, we will pay
$10,000.00
Reward
For nWe Information ; this ofier Is open
until January 1st, 1893.
WOLFF at RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
Ptk-Ilon In the name efa paint which
coes work that do other paint can do. A'eiv
t"ol minted with It looks like tho natural
wood when It Is stained sod varnished.
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
will find it profltbl to Investigate, AM
Do You Want Relief?
KROUT'S
RHEUMATIC
REMEDY
Will promptly re I if v a th tnntit
riffttrfwlriff rn of AciiUor Chfonlo
lthfuiimlum cr Gout, 1? atrlrtiy
tji wrvliig the directions. It will cure
ymi fxTmanoiitly.
t nliktt thtt ixinirrrtnt ?tJTMnfli tMt
ftofiil trureimntrr, thla iih-iHi Im- is pew!
l r Hi mrlu for ma or rhf iimaM-m tin It,
and not fn ny rrnan ' cirt )." Ilfia
Itottii wilt nmkt) ft MM tractor Iniprr-Minn
rn ttie Trtm. ri'l tn cnmfH-tlon llh thj
tillt,. convince llta ufTfrer Ujt th proirr
rmft1 has) turn found. Ytm irt far
neatly fH)Batl to teat tba merits of
KROUT'S RHEUMATIC REMEDY
ft It TSjitmtiie) firnpttrtlpa arc tadofici bf hnmlredi of tba
Uina flnitTlnttfittmrtnlalt),
Duly v'i-tM limn-lhTUi, remark aMe for ttMr enrailrt
Lcwert, art nw t fn th1 mumi'V-tun of kKul'T 11
UUKi MATiO KKUKDY.
CM Tn S:t!9. 6 B:tt!es, SC.CO. PlUi 25 C'.i. B:x.
irymir tinrekMper tnea nut kctji It. acul i.' to iht
'uiauufecl'ir -r, nn 1 v-a wilt fr-i.- It by mall.
AlllKKT KltOLT,
3C37 Murkut Mroct, lMiUud'a, Ta,
StOftns Colds. Cn r si. Sws Threat, Orasis.Iafiatita,
Wheeeisf Ceach. areaehitlsua Asthma, amtwu
ear. fer CeBsampuea la flm ittfc., and mm rtut la
Inasat stag ... Cm m mm. Tea will ... the es
e.llat f.. .fUr taklsf the tret sets. Bcli sy
aaw. ncrrakara. LAfft k
i win m ,
, MMBuasalUO.
. CURE
Rick Ilxadaeheand tellereall the troubles loot
dent to a bilious state ot the system, such aa)
IMzsiuesa, Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress aftav
patluc. l'ulu in the Bids, ko. Whllo tholrmoat
xemarhable aucoesa has boen shown in GUdBa ,
ncadaehe. ynt Carter's Uttlo Llvor FfiU ant
Kiually raluabloin Constipation, cnrlngandpra
Vuutiug tUlaannojrioaeomplalnt. while they also
corrootalldisordorsof thestomauhtlmulatetha
llrcr and regulate the bowels. Xtso if they only
cures
' Aeli s they would be almost prloeloas to those who)
BU.'.'or f rum this distressing complaint; but f ortu
Iitlcly tholrgooduess dues notend herevand thosa
Trhoonuetry thorn will And these little pills valu.
nbleln so many waya that they will not be wit
ling to do without them. But after allalcs, head)
la tjis bans of so many Uves that hers la whets
we make our groat boast. Our pills cure it nulla
Others do not.
Carter's Little Liver Pills are Terr small an J
Very easy to take. Oua or two pills make a dose.
They are atriotly yegetable and do not gripe or
purne, but by their gentleaotlon please all wha
usethsm. In rials at 39 cental Ave for $1. Sold
by druggists everywhere, or seat by mail.
'"CARTE MEDICINE CO., New York;
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rriivi anil is an lumuiimi
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GO TO
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Having remodeled my Gallery, putting in an
extra noor to give us the finest light in
1'enna., enlarged my printing room, and
ut in the latest facilities to turn out
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men
BERTSCH'S.
A DRIVE IN HATS.
am malting a, big
drive 111 lials, and one?
nobby thatches for the
dome of thought at
prices tli at paralyzo
competition and popu
larize our naiSs accu
rate measures taken for
the latest styles of silh
lials, or any style the
customer wants. A few
of the fur caps at cost
still remain, out do i.ot
wait too long or you will
miss a, great .opportun
it j. In custom made
clothing we def 11 comve
titiou. A fine line of
iocas from wiucii to se
lect, always on hand,
and a good fit guaran
teed. We almost forgot to
name our recent invoice
of nobby Derby hats, and
genteel necliwear.
Jext door to first Na
tional Bank. Bertsch.
The Tailor, Blooinsburg,
Fa.
BYRON CLARK, A. M. M. D.
SE V YORK CITY.
SPECIALIST.
In the treatment uf Chrtmic DtseaneM lollcit
Cttrontc, Ohttlnate cows who hare obtained no
relief eltetenere, and cmijtnet hi practice to ucA
weee onw a are en clearly ana fniiy aevetujjeG
n In make emnittnt ami ixwitire Diagnuele Willi,
out Hrtumhig ur allotting patient to make a
Uattiinent of their condition. This method ofex-
amtmttton 1 maae in oraer to eliminate a far
a human ekill and exterienve can do, all ele
tnenl of uncertainty tn the diaonoei atul treat
ment of dieaee, and ineptre oonfidenc when
lost bv u,annvKfitl if not Injurious treatment
from mimnken (llinnunle. On this haute of "oni-
uve viaunosis, fur treatment, ur. Clark's JsrpeT'
letter has become strictly unlimited by a Thirty
l'ear's Practice which in extent. va,-ielu and sua.
ceesrul results I ettualled by few and excelled by
none. Patients, male atut female, not cured by
ordinary treatment or in doubt hs to the nature
of their diseases esitectally invited.
Vlt. CLARK, Originated, Teaches and Practices
Positive iiinnosis and by confining hi practice
to the fully developed diseases of Men and Women
attained unusual success tn the treatment af
many so-called incurable maladies. If the ex..
amination is not in very strict accordance ,rith
the symptoms tlte patient is advised not to under,
go treatment at all. Tlte doctor can be vommlted
free of cfuirge at
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negatives re
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