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LONG SUFFERING
From Stone in the Bladder.
y no means strange that Dr
N.Y
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Body,
following letter,
of Randont
will
one minute why James Andrews was thank ful
De. D. Kennedy, Rondont, N. Y
Dear Sir—Until within a recent date, 1
several years suffered greatly from Gravel
by doctors the Brick-dust Sediment,
OH
¥
usual quantity,
untold pain.
dy's EAVORITE REMEDY 1 tried it
using about one and one-half bottles i
stone from the bladder, of an oval shape,
an inch long, and rough on its surface. 1
you the largest plece, that you may
it is composed. Since then 1 have felt no pain,
now consider myself cured, and cannot
my thank
Hiverance from a terrible disease, You have
consent to use this letter, should you wish
so, for the benefiv of other sufferers,
JAMES ANDREWS,
10 Marshal St, 1da Hil
Favorite Remedy”
for
No
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kidney and 1
disorders arising from an impure state
Dr. Ke
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from any of the ills
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fan unfai g triend
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lint
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and none more certain “not to got well of itsell
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The only 1
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SKIN ERUPTIONS.
EXEREAL DISEASES,
DYSPEPSIA.
LOSS OF APPETITE.
FEELITG OF LAMGOUR.
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“Haccessors to W. BR, Camp.)
CENTRE HALL, PERNN'A
Offer the floeat and largest stock of
FURNITURE
ever Lrought to Centre Hall,
Com: and examine
stock and learn prices.
We keep all faroitore nsually
= found in fe
FIRST CLASS FURNITURE STORE.
— A
UNDERTAKING
A SPECIALTY,
COFFINS, CASKETS, SHROUDS,
BURIAL ROBES, &ec.,
kept in stock.
—Funerals Attended—
With the Fioest Hearse in the Countys
i
To-day the first June rose bloomed out®
Down by the daisies and clover;
All a-tremble, with leaves a-pout,
Buttercups befiding over.
“Bweet, so sweet,” the butterfly said,
“Rose, in your rustic splendor!”
And honey-bees lingered over her head
Murmuring love words tender.
“Sweet little blushing wayside rose,
Tell me what is the reason
All of your brothers and sisters sleep,
You are first of the season”
All a-blushing, the little rose said,
“I know they can not have missed me!
I waked this morning” —she hung her head
Because a honeybee kissed me.”
- ~Uertrude E. Heath.
THE COUNTESS auiccioLy S WHIMS,
Her Tollet Her Occupation
der Poor “Fannie.”
Bhe never could bear either beggars or
children. She live entirely apart from her
husband, who occupied another wing of the
villa. She literally adored an ugly little
dog, which seemed to constitute all she cared
for. She rose between 12 and 2; at night
she would sit alone for hours in her recep- |
ti n-room, weriting her memoirs she would
te with a show of vanity. Her toilet was
her sole serious occupation. She washed
with starch, often taking baths in olive oil;
at night she would wear on her face a linen
mask, saturated with perfumed grease, as
we are told certain effaminate kings
France used to do. To show herself to any
one she always considered in the light of a
favor,
Capricious to a degree, she caused a num-
ber of useful flelds to be laid out with sugar-
cane and truffles; in addition to this she
built on the estate a superb stable in which
she kept about seventy milch cows disposed
in two long rows, each manger with the name
of its occupant attached-—Sarah, Rebecca,
Rachel, ete,, much to the horror of the scan-
dalised local priest,
Serious
wholesome, and especially kept the skin
fresh.
During one of her visits to Setlimallo her
little dog died; she determined to bury it
herself, and I can still see her, double-gloved,
muffled with thick veils, and protected by a
large umbrella, digging with a spade the
little grave in which she placed the body of
the pet, enclosed in a rich casket, covered
with flowers. A few weeks later when I was
ill, and my mother expressed her anxiety
with regard to me, the marquise was heard
in her insinuating tone, always so
carefully ‘modulated with regard to
musical effect, “Poor Erminia, if she were to
lose her Ab! I know how 1 suffered
with my poor Fannie”—the little dog above
referred to Signor | tnd.
Practicing with
son,
Bogus Diplomas.
A painful discovery that 1 have made con-
cerning the profession in America is that it
nbraces a number of men now
| practising by means of forged medical de-
grees, professedly conferred by the Univer
sity of Zurich. When the bendle announced,
two years ago, the publication of a statistical
report, covering the fifty years of the uni-
ve rays history, he was besieged with letters
offering him sams of money for the insertion
of names of men practicing in America, and
aller one day offered him a handful of
bar nk notes and a heavy purse of gold in the
name of a foreigner then practiding in New
York state
Th ene two facts taken t
terogs
be obtad
certain
wether, the propos
ease with whic
ned and the total want of efficient
control of the medical profession by the state
authorities doubtless explain in great meas.
ure the contemptuous inareser in which
European physicians speak of the brother
hood in America and the dubious light in
which they regard Amerionn diplomas
Their view is not the remit of wholesale
prejudice, for such
are appreciated in
highl
in the manipulations
of operative surgery
rows
BLANG
we ——
Blang, profoundly considered, is the
lawless germinal element, below all
words and sentences, aud” behind all
poetry, and proves a certain freedom
and perennial rankness and protestan-
tism in speech. As the United States
inherit by far their most precious pos-
soession—the langnage they talk and write
~from the Old World, under and out of
its feudal institutes, I will allow myself
to borrow a smile even of those forms
furthest removed fom American demoos
{ racy. Considering language then, as
| some mighty potentate, into the majes.
tic audience hall of the monarch ever
enters a personage like one of Shakes.
peare’'s clown's, and takes position
there, and plays a part even in the
, stateliest ceremonies. Such is slang
{ or indirection, an attempt of common
humanity to escape from bald literalism
and express itself illimitably, which iu
highest walks produces poets and poems,
and donltless in prehistoric times gave
i the start to and perfected the whol
immense tangle of the old mythologies
For, curions as it may appear, it is
| strictly the tame impulse source, the
same thing. Slang, too, is the whole.
some fermentation or ernctation of those
processes eternally active in language
by which froth and specks are thrown
| up, mostly to pass away, though oc
sionally to settle and permanent
talize. To make it plainer, it is certain
that many of the oldest and solidest
words we use were originally generated
| from the daring and license of slang. In
the processes of word formation myriads
{ die, but here and there the
ly crys.
attempt al
tracts superior meanings, becomes valu-
able and indispensable, and lives for-
ever, Thus the term right means liter.
ally only straight. Wrong primarily
meant twisted, distorted. Integrily
| meant oneness, Spirit meant breath or
flame. A supercilious person was ons |
a raised his eyebrows. To insult was |
to leap aguninst. If you influenced a |
{man you but flowed info him. The |
Hebrew word which is translated pro-|
| phesy meant to bubble up aad pour |
{fourth as a fountain. T! thnsiast
| bubbles up with the Snirit of God with- |
lin him, and it pours forth from him |
! like a fountain. The word prophecy »|
{ misunderstood. Many
predict
a 18 en
1
suppose
! is limited to : that
lesser portion
mere ¢ is |
Ne The!
Every |
srophel.
+ but the
t proater work is f«
' true religions ent
‘
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CIGARETTE MAKING,
“How
in a day ¥' was asl
® wl 5
ny cigareties can agri m
recently
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smart, qm 10K
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eo thousand five hundred. |
seventy to eighiy ©
wwrding to the grade
1 Sle Ara very
a more ‘nan
actions,
in the
bane!
struments
are always fairly
Zurich Cor. Philadelphia Times
Clever Swindlors Whe Seaccead.
The most success?ul of swindlers among
men are those
greed of their fellows
games flourish with a degree of prosperity
that puts all other forms of cheating; to the
blush, People will travel :
810,000 worth of counterfeit mosey for
£1,000, and when they find they have bought
nothing but sawdust,
they have met a man
themselves, keeps their mouths shut
whe
vs and unceasing devotion mas sage to in-
terest him. Once secured they hold on with
a grip of iron. The least cle ver women
swindlers make easy victims of men by
practicing on their conceit om prisle, —Brook-
lyn Eagle.
Cigarette Smoking in V¥V Pinter.
“The practice of cigarette smoking in the
open air during a cold winter,” sald an well
known physician, “is undoubtsdly a good
thing for those who are invetomto smokers
When smoking a cigar in the open air, the
thermometer being below zero, the nicotine,
which should pass away with the stnoke,
condensed in the mouth and enters the sys
tem, producing nervousness. In my opin.
jon, one cigar smoked out of doors is more
injurious than a dosen stnoked in a wwrm
room. As to health, I would recommend
cigaretta smoking in winter," Pioneer P; vas
id
- 9
Swedish Colony in the Wilderness.
Fifteen years ago a little company of fifty”
Bwedish colonists came to Maine, sailed up
the St John river, and nuade a home in the
Aroostook wilderness. There are now nearly
L100 souls in the colony at New Sweden,
with two churches, six schools, and mwmny
well-tilled farms, “Children in the Wo xis”
the colonists call themselves. They are h ard
workers, the women with their wooden sl wes
toiling in the flelds with the men, and, un like
most immigrants, they have furnished no
recruits for our poor-houses and jails,»
Chicago Times.
A Consolation for Poor Folks,
One of the most curious phases of hus an
nature shows itself in that oft-made remar &,
“Well, he didn’t take hie millions with him.”
Enough consolation has been drawn fro m
that circumstance to make a host of pow
people hall contents with their lot.—Eaw
change,
Japanese Society of Investigation.
A society called the Dal Nippon Kelsal
Kai (Japanese Economie has been
systam tn Japan,
Heems as if
sub
lie
ata ing. c
aang
en the wige of the |
urnod over, lk bes
{ aliding 3 os it, tue |
!
| ignite de polled
is
Ti Yoivyy the pasta wilt §
mu over one alee of the cigarette
™ 1 Giri
tes the |
cut off 1t |
paper, Ana one Por
agaratio
is ready for the trade,
Afsor the onds are
must be used when |
rolling and pasting, for if any were |
pasted crooked or soiled in any manner,
or made too hinrd or too soft, the
thousand would be returned to the!
maker, who would have to make them
over again. This happens very often,
and is ao loss of several hours to the
maker. There may be plenty of en-|
joyment in smoking cigarettes, but thore
is none in making them.”
EE —————
MURDER TIIAT WILL NOT OUT.
Small, venomous serpents of Orien-
tal countries have always been in vogue
as a means of suicide, the asp of Cleo
patra recurring fo every one's memory
as a prominent example. In certain
parts of Bengal there is said to be a
race of gypsies, one of whom, for a fee,
will furnish a small cobra to any appli.
cant, ‘and no questions asked.” A man
who desires to commit murder procures
one of these repiiles and places it with-
ina bamboo just long enough to let the
head protrude at one end and the tail at
the other. Armed with this deadly
weapon the murderer creeps softly to
his enemy's tent atdead of night, cuts
a holo in the wall and introduces the
bamboo, The tortured reptile, careless
upon whom it wreaks ils animosity,
strikes its fangs into the sleeper. Then
itis withdrawn sod the assassin steals
silently away.
Charles 1, of Euglaud, is very fond
of spaniels, and the breed of bid dog
wil umput in this gpuntey,
* (reat caution
i
one |
mom
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Water Street, Philadelphia, Pa,
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warning of {tg presence by fei indications,
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Ia a foul corruption in the blood that rol
out all the machinery of life, 2
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vent ite transmission to
AYER'S BARSAPARILLA.
tion is also the only one that
the blond of Mercurial pois
taint Contagious 1
frhed blood is productive
ANAEMIA,
A wretched condition indi d hy Mallia
Skin, Flaccld Muscles, a 4
Nerves, and Melancholy, lis i
symptoms are Weakness, Languor,
Loss of Nerve Force, and Mental De.
ection. Its course, unch i
inevitably to insanity or deat
frequent'y suffer from it. Th
cine that, while j fying tl
riches it with new vila
the whole system, is
Ayer’s Sarsapariila,
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he undersigned hes opened a shop in |
the rear of the bank, on Church street,
and is prepared to do a'l kinds of work.
New boots and shoes made to order, and
repairing done. Satisfaction EUATATIS
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New York Mention “this pas
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Returns is our motto, We have excellent
Les for oblaining good prices for B
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5 We refer no the odor of thls
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