CHIEF OF POLICE SAVED, Newherry, 8. C.—W. H. Herris, Chief of Police of Newberry, cays: “I suf- fered for a number of years with kidney complaint, There was a dull feel miserable all the time. The Kidney secretions were dark and full of sedi- ment, and lack of coutrol compelled me to rise a number of times during the night, Between this annoyance and the backache ‘it was lmpaossible for me to get m= ch sleep and my health was being undermined. [I tried a number of remedies, but nothing helped me until I got Doan’s Kidney Pills. The use of this remedy accord: ing to directions promptly brought about a change for the better. After using two boxes thd backache all left me, the Kidney cleared up and the action of the Kidneys became normal.” A FREE TRIAL of this great kidney medicine which (ured hief Harris will be mailed on application to any part of the United States. Address Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Sold by all dealers; price, fifty cents per box, DOCTORS MOVE GIRL'S HEART. secretions Organ Restored to Norma! Condition Though Shifted Six linches. Annie Riley, a 13-vear-old daughter of james Riley of Dickson City, Pa. became {ll with pleurisy about a vear ago. The family physician found the whole left side of the child's bady over the lungs bloated He removed the matier and the girl began to get well Soon, however, a second gathering appeared, which decaved the on the left side. During this second {ll ness the girl's heart moved over to the right side some six inches from its proper positicn. The girl was taken to a hospital, where physicians found it necessary to remove four whole ribs and parts of four others The physicians restored the heart to its natural position, but the operation left the child weak and for two weeks she was in a dangerous posi tion, but ncw it is believed she will recover, ribs Japan vs. Hussia, It is well known that Japan is a very small country as compared with the Russian empire. Its area is 147.- 000 square miles, while Russia bas 8.000.000. In population the disparity is much less. but still very great—44.- 000,000 for ugni 120,004), (86) for the Russian Empire, Japan nsi Beware of Ointments For Catarrh That Contain Mercary, as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely deranze the whole sys- #m when entering it through the mucous mariaces, Sucharticlesshouid never be used exeept on prescriptions from reputable phy- gicians, as the damage they will do (s ten foid 10 the good you oan possibly derive from them, all's Catarrh Cure, manufactured oy F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O,, contains so mercury, and is taken internally, asting directly upon the blood and muecoussuriaces ofthesystem. In buying Hall's Cstarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine, Tt is taken in- serpally, and made in Toledo, Oanilo, by F, §.Cheney & Co. Testimonials (ree, Sold by Drugeists; price, 75¢, per pottle, Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation, Our Life Saving Service. So effective is the life-saving service of the United States that from disas- ters to 246 documented vessels on the oust daring the year, having 3862 Jersons on board, only twenty lives were lost, and of the $£06.000.000 worth f property put in jeopardy but a little more than $1,000,000 was Jost. FITH nermanentiy cured. No fiteornarvons ness alter first day's use of Dr. Kline's Great NerveRestorer $2trial bottle and treatise froe Dr. B.H. Kure, Ltd. 981 Arch St. Phils. Pa. Gunnery practice at Newport has fright ened away the fish, I do not believe Piso's Cure for Consumne tion has anequal for coughs and colds, Jorn F. Boree, Trinity Springs, Ind., Feb, 15, 1900, The mortality rate from cancer trebled in Cermany since 1875. bas A Household Remady ROFULA, Cures SOLCERS, SALT RMEUM, EC. ZEMA, of mali ERU fine Tonic, and ity almost supernatural properties | us in gusrsntesing » onre oll blood disesses, if directions are followed. Price, $1 per Bottle, or 8 Rotties for 88. FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS SENT FREE ROME OF ROXOERFUL CURES, togerhar with veiaatie Information. ATLANTA, . BLOOD BALM CO L GA DR. WOOLLEY’S OPIUM AND WHISKY ANTIDOTE Will care permanently at your own home. Mr T M. Brown, of DeQueen, Ark., says: *Over seven years azo | was cured of the opium habit by your medicine, and have con tinued in the yory beat of heaith sines. Mr. W Tunstall. of Lovingston, Va. says: “lam to say that | firmly believe that | am entirely sand permanently sured of the Drink Habit. ae | have never sven so much as wanted a drink in any form sines | took our eradicator, now 1% months ago. It was e best money | ever invested Mra Virginia Townsend, of Shreveport, La writes: “No more cpiom. | have on no other remedy than yours, and [ make no mis. take when | say shat ms health ls better now than it ever was in my life and | owe it to you snd your remedy. It has nl twelve years sinoe | was cared » your tregtment.” Dr. Woolley has thousands of such testimon inde, with permission to use them. A treat 4 with so many recommendations from veieinns and cured patients must be good, « Woolley's Antidote has imitators, (ae all good articies have j-perhaps you have triad foie of them, but there is nothing like Wool 5. It has stood the test of thirty years. No men orf woman who uses Sut or whisky in any , Of who has friends so afllioted hesitate to write to DR. 8B. M. WOOLLEY, 1068 North Pryor Street, Atlanta, Ga. for his book on these diseases, whieh he will send free and confidential. Ophthal NoMoreB Hod te Mag ge Bore Eves, barry Co, lowa LILY, la. have s sure cure § THE KEYSTONE STATE Latest News of Peaisylvazia Told in Short Urder. awarded $1800 to Mrs 13 vitoona, 10r Lig hi, aged 15, Oil Oven in the win f alrs. Rachel a wealthy widow, Une of the guests shot the crowd of wounded nd two guests, Blair and re convicted tit was <n disperse * a) \ tu 1lv chi ie mortally Of $20.00¢ decided a boys earn than 2300 an of $2000 1 monument t at Canton, Yielding to the children, Simon Molesk:, of refused kill dog, a family even though a jury declared amimal a menace Bechtel announced in Moleski does not kill the dog by Sep tember 5, he must appear for sentence Moleski's friends declare he will serve a term in jail rather than kill the pet The residence of Henry Worth, of Hatboro, was entered by thieves anc thoroughly ransacked Most of $ic they secured was from a child's sav ings bank. The same evening the ress dence of Mrs. Samuel Haugh was entered and the burglars, falling tc get money tore up carpets and upset the furniture. At the home of J. R Beatty, on Byberry Road, they were met with revolver shots and fled ir haste, An ordinance prescribing a penal ty for speeding automobiles in the city limits, offered in Lebanon Coun cils, has aroused the owners of motos pleadings h mersvilie pet the Judge 10 his Monday w n f court that i be made to kill the bill. The Berks and Dauphin turnpike has long beer a popular track for the exciting sport and swiftly moving autos have sev eral times endangered life while pass ing through the tows. Death was the intruder into a cir cle of a dozen boys engaged in play ing at Coal Castle, a mining village near Pottsville. built a dam for a swimming pool. construct the breast they excavated beneath the roots of an old pine tree and onwittingly loosened its hold or the soil. Their task finished, the boys were seated upon the newly bul breast, when the tree fell. The truni struck William Toban, aged 13 or the head, crushing his skull. He died almost instantly, The others were se verely bruised by the branches strik ing them. COMMERCIAL REVIEW. Review of Trade says: Encouraging factors predominate Little definite increase is seen in the distribution of merchandise, but velopments of the past week promise better things in the near future, The most umportant influence for good i¢ the brighter crop prospect. For the yresent the best news comes from the large cities, where warm weather has stimulated retail trade in light weight fabrics and jobbers report that orders from agricultural communities are de centers. There are still plaints of slow collections, It is gratifying to note in despatches from iron and steel-making centers that ihe decline mn quotations has seased and consumers are making in quiries which promise to result in con siderable business, Insofar as tual contracts are concerned, the past week was probably the dullest thus fu this year, yet the tone appears to distinctly better and signs of growing conhdence are most encouraging afte the long period in which caution an. conservatism were the chief sent me Moderate contracts f way bridges and other structural Ing but merch : are very many com aC Lie nts \ rail WOre are be and ki he week nit tates, agains WHOLESALE $f MARKETS. receipts, 4.482 CHEESE 2 Hi16s 4 isle Juiet unchanged, (Quiet and ceipts and unchanged; re pis, R102 POTATOES «Firm: Long Island, n bulk, per 180 pounds, 1.350@ 2.00 Jersey, prime, per barrel, 1.501.753 Norfolk, prime, per barrel, 1.500 2.00 Southern sweets, per basket, 4004 %0 CABBAGES—Dull; Long and Jersey, per 100, 1.00@200; barrel, 25 so t.1 2 isang per Live Stock. Chicago —CATTLE prime steers, 54000.35; medium, 4.500 8.28; ers, 200in 400, COWS, 2000 5.50; canners, 1.50(a200 bulls, 2000 4.10; calves, 2350@0685 Texas-fed steers, 2.0004.75 HOGS. Mixed and butchers’, 51¢ fat 4%; good to choice, heavy, $250 5.45; rough heavy, soos. 20; hight 8.1005 40; bulk of sales, 5.25@%.35 SHEEP-—Good to choice wethers g 00m 4.25;; fair to choice mixed, 3.00 04.00; native lambs, 4.00(17.%0. New York.—-BEEVES Steers slow Good to poor ic stockers and feed 1.500 1.30; he ers, :ows, 1omisc lower; others, steady sold at 4000s 85: extra, a! 5.10; oxen and stags, 3.80 to 5.00. CALVES-—Choice veals 25¢c to 50x higher; others steady. Veals sold at 400 to 7.00; buttermilks, 300 to 32% sity dressed veals slow, at 9a per pound. SHEEP AND LAMBS — Choice fresh lambs about steady; others, 25¢ Shee sold at 2%00G4.25: common to prim: jambe, 400 to GBs; one car at 6.00 nothing very choice on sale HOGS-—~Prime State and Pennsyl WORLD OF LABOR Railroad salaries in Japan average about $1250 a month. Twenty-two Sacramento (Cal unions have joineds the State Fed eration the past three weeks, Colliers are opposing the out-of work fund in Rhondda (Wales) dis trict, . ol Railroad Telegraphers’ Union ind tiated 12.777 new members last month The union label will now appeat on all advertising issued by the Buf falo (N. Y.) office of the Grand Trunk, ) A TROUBLESOME BOY, Two modern fathers once were deep Comparing notes on sons, With horses, boats and guns; They each retailed the money which Their escapades had lost them, And sighed to think - "ey 3 x 3 I'hose thankless lads had cost them, Just then Dame Venus happened to Be passing and to hear: “Ah, friends,” she “you know Whereof you speak 1 have a son But just a bow and arrow, And yet the had To pay would marrow!’ William The Criterion said, do not 1 fear; who shoots no guns, damages ]'ve freeze your Wallace Whitelock, Ia SUPERIOR STRATEGY. Sh So you think smarter tian women He ohne that ago vie Some men Wel He Old Bits, HE KNEW Teacher-—Now, twelve plums for THE ANSWER Tommy, if ¥ and you asked many would Tommy Phils adeiphia Pul you you (pr ledger TO SEE THAT girect EASY “Will you SRinDer Tived summa deiphia Press SAFE AND ous. Jones i» REMOTE Brown Smith to send to Graci glow Yes, hed Nort! i don’t sce Why be A good the Poe ¥ He « Brown Simht. fe Bs was ie his o VAT y » ~=fincinnat “if you did been for one without Herald listening resuils WOULDN'T BELIEVE “Rilgeine is a good fell lacks tact’ “What has he bern “Trying to tell a R { introduced him that the Japacese being the po Oa earih Washington Star doing now? issian to whom 1 story aboul test peop.e TOO IMPETUOUS “Ah!” he cried, "now that gaged let me press you to my heart in “ont lose yourself’ said the sum mer girl, pushing him away, “this is no pressing <ngagement”- Philadel phia Press, we're en JUVENILE HAPPINESS “Did you boys have a good time at your bonfire, Johnny?" “You bet we did. We burnt a back vard fence. half a dozen piano boxcs, an’ the most of old Squilligan’s smoke house an’ had a beyootiful run when the police got after us "-~Chicago Tri: bune. 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How te Pik Out » Oued One’ Know thome and so Guard agains Frand® Detect Disense and Effect 8 Cure when maton is possibile? Tell ibe Age hy the Teeth? What to call the Different Parts of the Animal! How to Shoe 8 Hore Properly? Al thie and other Valoanle Inforamstion oan be obtained by reading one 100. PAGER ILLUSTRATES HORSE BOOK, which we will forward, poss add, on receipt of only 25 cents in stampa. BOOK PUB. HOUSE, 134 Losnnrd Se, N.Y, Olesen,
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