DOCTOR LEMON AGAIN,
More Suggestions as to the Value of Lem-
ons,
I was informed the other day that
lemons would keep an indefinite length
of time if placed in sour milk or water.
This is a receipt, however, that I shall
not try, since the time of year has ar-
rived when I do not care to keep my
lemons, Indeed, the faster I can use
them the better for my family. We
need their healthful acid to counteract
the excess of fats which have, for calo-
rie, been consumed-—more, doubtless,
than have been assimilated. Why
now goad the weary, long tried liver
with blue pills when lemons are sup-
plied in lavish profusion ? Surely they
are the products of the soil where
dwell the most bilious people. Pater
families are suffering from biliousness,
therefore I throw physic (blue pills)
to the dogs—and they, wise creatures,
will not touch it—giving in its stead
lemon tea or hot lemonade.
The excess of bile is thus summarily
destroyed, and perchance a fever rout-
ed. Malaria threatens another mem-
ber of the family. I forthwith pre-
pare the “Toman’’ cure which is noth-
ing more than lemons, rind and pulp,
cut in water—a pint of water to a lem-
on—and boiled down to one pint; dose
one teaspoonful before a meal. Though
sufficiently sour to give a marble bust
a wry face, pharmacists claim it has
cured cases so stubborn that quinine
had no more effect than sugar or salt,
Perhaps the little two-year-old shows
symptoms of a severe cold. 1 shall
“nip it in the bud” by fire warmth
and hot lemonade. Ifshe is hoarse I
shall bake a lemon some twenty min-
utes and squeeze therefrom the hot
juice upon a half cup of granulated su-
gar. The pleasant and palatable syr-
up thus formed will avert the most-to-
be-dreaded croup. Nothing better can
I find to impede threatened pneumo-
nia attack upon myself. The rem-
nants of some of the lemons I shall
give Biddy to rub her hands with after
the weekly washing, thereby prevent-
ing the chapping whieh she so much
dreads. Clean rind pieces left from
cooking I shall place in a glass jar,
covering with alcohol, thereby manu-
facturing a superior quality of lemon
essence. As a breakfast appetizer 1
shall remove the rind and pith from
three lemons then slice thin and stew
with powdered sugar. Surely Ishould
be “pennywise and pound foolish” to
save at the present time, my lemons.
nl
La Grippe Again.
The re-appearance of the “GRIP”
calls to mind the experience of Jas. O.
Jones, publisher of the Leader, Mex-
ia, Texas. He was sick in bed for ten
days with the grip during its preva-
lence a year or two ago. Later in the
season he had a second attack. He
says: ‘In the latter case [I used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
with considerable success, I think, on-
ly being in bed a little over two days.
The second attack, I am satisfied,
would have been equally as bad as the
first, but for the use of this remedy.”
It should be borne in mind that the
grip is much the same as a very severe
cold and requires precisely the same
treatment. When you wish to cure a
cold quickly and effectually give this
remedy a trial. 25 and 50 cent bottles
for sale by J. D. Murray.
e——————— -
An Important License Money Case,
A Lock Haven special of January 4,
says: Judge Mayer has rendered an
opinion concerning liquor license fees
whieh is of interest all over the state.
The city treasurer of Lock Haven said
that all the liquor license fees were
paid to the county treasurer, who got
a large commission for handling the
money, and he asked the court to stop
the practice. The Judge decided that
only the liquor license money that be-
longs to the county shall be paid tothe
county Treasurer, and what belongs to
the city shall be paid directly to the
City Treasurer. This opinion deprives
the County Treasurer of a snug source
of revenue, and transfers it to the City
Treasurer,
a ————— A SS ——————————
“During the epidemic of la grippe
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy took
the lead here and was much better
liked than other cough medicines.”
H. M. Bangs, druggist. Chatsworth,
Ill. The grip is much the same as a
very severe cold and requires vrecisely
the same treatment. This Remedy is
prompt and effectual and will prevent
any tendency of the disease toward
pneumonia, For sale at J. D. Mur-
ray’s Drugstore, Centre Hall and Wm.
Pealer, Druggist, Spring Mills,
op
Must be Observed,
The school directors of Tyrone have
notified the tobacco dealers of that
town that the law prohibiting thesale
of cigarettes, ete., must be observed,
and in case of violation of the same by
selling to scholars of the school, the
offenders will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke your EAf
Away
in the truthful startling title of a littie book that
tells all about No-o-bac, the w ful, harm.
less Guaranteed tobacco habit care, The cost is
trifling and the man wh te to quit aod
can't rans no phisioal or Soaneinl cn using
“Noo bac," Bold by all di h
Book at Drug Stores or
The Sterling Remed:
prings, Ind: ’
~Boys suits $1,87, overcoats $1.62,
Ladjes coats very cheap, at Cc. P.
1 free. Address
Indiana Miners!
AARONSBURG .
a ——
Items of Interest from our Correspond.
ent.
After spending the holidays in town,
Mrs. Rodgers and son have again gone
back to Bellefonte,
Jared Harper and his niece, Blanche
Cronmiller, both of Bellefonte, were
visiting at D. H. Rote's place. They
had been to Rebersburg attending the
funeral of Mr Harper's aunt, Mrs.
Kreamer,
George W. Kiester sold his house in
town to Allen Hosterman, so that Al
will move to town in the spring.
John Bower, son of Charles Bower,
purshased Charles Bell's house on Sec-
ond street and will take possession on
April next.
Mrs. Ida Ardrey has moved into the
gate house vacated by WW. C. Wyle,
and will gather in the tolls for the
company in the future,
Mrs. John Gisewite, living about
two miles east of town, died on the 6th
inst. and was buried on the 10th inst,
She was a sister of Daniel Wolf, of this
place, George Wolf, of near Wood-
ward, and Mrs. Jacob Condo of Boals-
burg.
John Jordan and his family who
were brought from Lock Haven some
weeks ago, and whom the poor over-
seers were keeping at the hotel, hove
been moved into the poor house.
James I. Ettinger bought about a
ton of tobacco from George Smull of
Brush Valley, and now has a number
of men at work making it into cigars.
The job of papering in the Lutheran
church was inferior work as it is crack-
ing loose and falling off in large patch-
It will all have to be taken offand
papered over.
es,
sr mf QS ————
An Importapt Decision.
Judge F. Linletter, in the common
piear court, at Philadelphia, rendered
a decision Thursday morning, in the
contested election case, that practical-
ly changes the way in which a voter
can mark the ballot. Judge Finlet-
ter's decision was- “It is within the
keeping of the intention of the act,
and the intention of the voter and in
aid of the exercise of the franchise of
voting, to hold that where the voter
marks an individual, and also marks
the head of a group, that the marking
of the individual shall prevail, and the
marking of the group, so far as the
same officers are concerned, shall be
inoperative and void.”
ems——— oi o——
Evening Services,
There will be services in the Reform-
ed church at Centre Hall every even-
ing next week.
Sr — A
Do you need a pair of heavy rub-
ber boots or shoes, or anything else in
that line? Go to Mingle's, Bellefonte.
No better assortment.
—Lewins, Bellefonte, i# making a
big reduction in price on all lines of
Aoods. A big chance for purchases.
— Pork, beef, lard, and all kinds of
dried fruit wanted at the ‘Store on the
Hill.”—C. P. Long & Co.
e many friends.
Why? Because it is the
best and cheapest lini-
ment sold. It kills pain!
SHLYHATION OIL
is sold by all dealers for25c
Substitutes are mostly cheap imita-
tions of good articles. Don't take
them. Insist on getting SaLvaTiON
: Oi, or you will be disappointed.
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The persistent cough which usually
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