WEAK HIS ONE SPOT, Frominent Stay Cured by Doan's Kidney Pills, 0. C. Hayden, of O, C. Hayden & Co., dry goods merchants, of Albert Lea, Minn, ‘1 was so lame that I could hardly walk There was an unac- countable weakne the back, and constant pain and aching. 1 could find no rest and was very uncomforta- ble at night. As my health was good in every other way 1 #4 could not understand It was just as if all the strength bad gone from my back. After suffering for some time 1 began using Doan's Kidney Pills. The rem- edy acted at upon the kidneys, sand when normal action was restored, the trouble with my back disappeared 1 have not had any return of it.” For sale by all dealers. 00 cents a tox. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N.Y. Minnesota Merchant Cored to Says ss of 39 ; this trouble. once Collins Imported, Duty Free. time bet 1888 and yr the tariff car that then waged, the democrats hired Faneuil hall the day preceding elec tion for the purpose of holding a noon rally ‘he late Mayor lins of Bos ton was called on to preside On taking the chair he made the follow $ ary wv h ing speect Some during ween npaigns Col short Democrats, chosen moderator of this meeting I am an duty and there are a great many of you who are just the same,” refer ring to the crowd which occupied the main body of the hall cheer rent the air. “Fellow ston t imported articl free, Then a mighty ‘LP BS Mora ¢ country ti A.AITI ND. 18 320 IN Or LNG other diseases put together, t few years was suppo ra great many years doctors cal disease and prescribed 1 by constantly tailing to tment | unced it in- has proven Catarrh to be a disease and therefore requires ‘ constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Dy F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional curs on the market, It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoo pba ot - Iy on the blood and mn 18 surfaces system. They ne } lars f any case it falls to cure add fi ire AL testimonial Co., Toledo. O Bold by Druggists, 75 » Hall's Family Pills for constipatio wed to bh local tre Sofence cure ouruble, constitutional ron ufactured {the 1 LIAL Unesey & LAK 1 WAS CASE OF POT AND KETTLE Fat Man and Barber Asked Each Other Hard Questions. man, after the his hair, into 2 A mass man wit] who wears inches the beard vani as an undergrou der a rock “Why are there desire to hav length n Mer shows o are Yerage beard, but men in a hu id auna man raise a not more th can foot three nine or a ten “Right you garding his placently. “But what | say is.” barber, “what good nasty messes of they are grown? “What good I man is that bristly, mud-colored toothbrush that upper li pr” {red foot one.” are,” said the own river of other, hair complained the are long coarse gg after these nach mid 1 yp middle-aged rows out of your FOCD AND STUDY A College Man's Experience, “All through my high school and first year in college” rites an ambitions young man, “I struggled with my studies on a diet of greasy, pasty foods, being especially fond of cakes and fried things. My system got into a state of general disorder and it was difficult for me to appiy myself to school work with any degree of satis faction. 1 tried different medicines and food preparations but did vot seem able to correct the difficulty “Then my attention was called to Grape-Nuts food and I sampled it. 1 had to do something, so 1 just buckled down to a rigid observance of the direc. tions on the package, and in less than no time began to feel better. In a few weeks my strength was restored, my weight had increased, I had a clearer head and felt better in every particu. lar. My work wag simply sport to what it was formerly “My sister's health was badly run down and she had Lecome 80 nervous that she could not attend to her music, She went on Grape-Nutg and had the game remarkable experience that I bad. Then my brother, Frank, who is in the Postoffice Department at Wash. ington city and had been trying to do brain work on greasy foods, enkes and all that, joined the Grape. Nits army. I showed him what it was and could do and from a broken-down condition he has developed into a hearty and efficient man. “Besides these I could give account of numbers of my fellcw-students who have made visible improvement men- tally and physically by the use of this food.” Name given by Postum Co, Battle Creek, Mich, There's a reason. Read the little book, “The Road to Wellville,” in pkgs course AND COB MEAL AT TLE Pure of meal Is trated feed, which through the dlg animal without hav ment abstracted FOR ( a heavy concen usually passes estive tract of the ing all of its nutri Usually it o dilute this Mh from it 18 much better t heavy material of rough neal wii seeding increasing its some otaer lower value Th volume, or possible that the juices of the wach ac freely and com Is more upon the food i} ae shown (nat ground with the some two ols re the grain { ilkewise received was mind their posit horses Ons Tribune Farme ALFALFA HAY AGE here in AND Si ‘rete; ROon cenira when we get growing alfalfa to balance » GOW Ta dairymen will find that have very much reduced the cost roducing milk, cream, and hough butter ar am and milk elling at good States CnouKn tion of silage. vit Fr utter continue prices {lage advantage gr for this is not distant this and the other central states great vaiune of this plant ed by those who grow encugh alfalfa to feed with thelr allage thease things assured, Are nen time when stlos and alfalfa will inersase rapidly, for this balance: ed ration of both high protein and carhohydrates has been found equally fine In feeding growing young beef cattle as well, In the cause of a very few years both the silos and alfalfa flelds will be quadrupled, for the com: bination of these two is rapidly com- ng to be known as essential in the most economic growth and production of beef cattle and dairy products indiafa Farmer, balance with COW OWhers feeding it eatls day is well test corn we CEMERT FLOORS. I have supesintended putting down something lke 200,000 square feet of concrete floors and walks in the past year. My advice is to do the exen vating as nearly uniform as conven. femt: cover ths surface with ashes or and to an even wanted, grad for good clear five of making cattle to gut ers as five cement to nna inches of Zrout, gravel and and Be to fill all Coarse mate crushed stone and have enough sand vacancies between Com: water rial mence at 1e side and tamp till shows Great must be Mix hot parts half grout stuff of shat sand fn 1 one inch y $4 {f gro ag fast as bath set Finish should the su block with tnowledgs trac unpaint- poin “iLIPINO SCHOOL KIDS can Teacher Doesn't Jid Spanish Custom. an Anthons Fancy magine oom of anish Some Uses of Water, A strip of fannel in, fclded lengthwise anc water or soft nao dipp a and the the neck of a chil 18% ercup, : i h wrung Out, applied that will surely bring ’t relied minutes A several proper towe! ped in and ache or ford times, and dip hot water, and quickly wring site of tooth generally af This treatment " applied over the neuralgia, will nrompt relief magic Nothing so promptly short a congestion of the lungs, sore throat or rheumatism as hot water when applied early In the case thoroughly Hot water taken freely before bedtime ia an excellent cath artic in the case of constipation, while it has a soothing effect upon the stomach and bowels. This treat. ment, continued a few months, with the addition of a cupful of hot wa ter slowly sipped half an hour be fore each moni, with proper atten. tion to the diet, will cure most cases of dyspepsia. Ordinary headaches al most always yield to the simultan. cous application of hot water to the feet =a back of the neck.-—Bulletin of Pharmacy, The golden<crested wren fis tae smallest of afl European birds. cuts and half an hour RAISING GAME CHICKENS SECRET HANDED DOWN BY GEN ERATION OF BREEDERS. Differs From the Poultry Business as it Involves a Number of Finer Points Which Are Known Only to a Few—Training the Birds. The tising of the poultry show two distinctly the requires 3 game chickens and fon different New York Sun. only a the pit are industries, de The forme knowledge of the clares good while as well a number of finer point known and closel pouitr volve which breeding, latter In are only to a few who have with been long yeonnected the Thase handed down fr generation, carefully breeder of game feels that the is largely work secrets have in ma been m generation guarded chicken BUCCES crets, and are largely re bird few bt ponsibie raised by South facts concerning gentieman brought their origh chickens to thi ie counts scendants have been er since He is particular their own affords his ciple cit First raised oni then ve ing and ties which strain with fe birds WAY spring stags clivitie They stag | that friends find NNGs oul main, interes affair fight of $200, $2 r $500, with on e fight. If one man fights, he gets the purse, plus amount on each fight he wins, loser met money for the wins penaes Large sums of money up the result of the each separate fight, by assemble Sometimes friends him birds to their cent the money is placed by they fancy, " wn for i ing men, for in glance OT RK lay wins eleven the ach # the he This helps him to pay ex are also main, or company fanciers back his on the the and come with inst men on birds The preparation of a gBame cock for the pit, usually a ring bark to prevent the iemselves as elaborate as that of a prize. First, down 10 a nearly fighter are cut short re wound around leg, and over this the gaff, and tied on securely Next, the wings and tail are crop ped short, the former for the pur pose of making them hit harder, and the latter probably because it makes The hackle feath. are then cropped and the soft, close to keep the bird cool The cocks are held together for a minute, and then dropped on the bark, and in a few minutes there is a blur of feathers. The fight may last five seconds or an hour, but twenty min. When the birds get hung together, they are separated for a moment, and the owners blow down their throats to revive them, but the rest is of short duration, and the cocks are set In many cases, the training of birds is elaborate. The birds are dieted and exercised to toughten them for the sontest. Two birds are often put to gether, rigged out with muffs or mina ture boxing gloxes for this purpose, They are exercised by tossing them #p and down on a padded table. A bird that is not “dead game” and it AS 800. as find the owner find it game di that uses its bill inion ie O0OCH feet, when figh PATRIOTISM AND CITIZENSHIP Lessons From Travels and Extrava gance Which Should be Better Utilized hundred thousand visit KE spend on an wo Ura average 31,000 each means $200 000 000, That explain 3 He thi country 1 large foreign balance of trade favor, somehow the gold re $n 1 COrresponaing! 00 not complain that AoTCac T dion man it Sonal effort (sO Ww theatre onor thes being allowed and at the ivilegos g officials for an audience they have rex from their Magazine made by receive majestios Centu not oniy ace and at imperial audiences; sometimes used by equals to other as a proper manner of ing for some great favor To make the kowt times eaca hank ow the and person each time touching kneels three bows his head three times, the ground with {it The kowtow could not be made by a foreigner without looking most awkward and appearing most servile, but the Chi nese do it with dignity, and it is neitaer degrading nor ungracefdl. It is a timehonored manner of giving | thanks. a Chinese tradition surviving from a time when the courtiers were perhaps like slaves, but at present it does not imply any slave-like in feriority on the part of him who per. forms it—New York Evening Wo Mystery of Lost Kerchiefs, “Obviously there is a vast differ ence between the lost and found ocolumne of the handkerchief mar. ket,” said the woman shopper. “Ev. erybody losses handkerchiefs, but who finds them? “1 lose a handkerchief every time I go down town,’ {is the familiar plaint of women, but who ever heard of one saying, ‘1 find a handkerchief every time 1 go down town. No body says it, because nobody does such a thing, and somewhere about town many yards of linen and lace done up in handkerchief form are blown about daily, seeking an owner. Eventually they are picked up by the street sweeper, but by that time they are so tattered and solled that he can scarcely recognize them as hand. kerchiefs. Anyway, not being a phil osopher, he would not stop to won. der how they happened to be there. It would be interesting, however, If he or somebody else would figure out why, in view of the many handker chiefs that are lost, so few are found."-=Now York Press. ATTORNEYS. D F. FORTREY ATTORNEY -AT-LAW BELLEVONTE PA Ofice North of Court House Ee vw. HARRISON WALKER ATTOREREY -AT-LAW BELLEFONTE, PA Ko. 19 W. High Street All professional business promptly attended to — — —— T— B.D. Gerris Jwo. J. Bowen W. DD. Zeany CEES, BOWER & ZFEBY ATTORNEYS AT LAW Face Brook LLEFONTE, PA. Buccessors to Orvis, Bower & Orvis Consultation in English and a ——— CLxu ENT DALR rinan ATTORNEY AT LAW BELLEFONTR, PA Office N. W. corner Diamond, two doom from First Nations) Bank. free Ww G. RUSKLE ATTORNEY -AT-LAW BELLZFONTR PA. All kinds of legal business sllended promptly Epecial attention given to collections Office, M8 floor Crider's Katuangs fyle B. SPANGLER N. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW BELLEFORTRPA the courts. Consullation is Ofce, Crider's Exchange fyod Practices in all English snd German. Buiuiing Old Fort Hotel EDWARD ROYER, Prop Location : One mile South Centre Hall Accommodations fAret-class bar. Parties wishing to enjoy an evening given special attention. Meals for such otoasions pre pared on short not Always prepared for the transient t _ Bisa $1.00 PER DAY The Nata Ht tel MILLHEIM, PA 1 A. BHAWVER, Prop Good First clas soccommodstions for the traveler Good table board and sleeping apartments The choloest liquors at the bar. Blable ao mmodations for horses is the best to be hed. Bus wand from sll trains on the ——at and Tarun Balirosd, st Oobura aL —————— LIVERY .x Special Effort made to Accommodate Com. mercial Travelers... D. A. BOOZER Centre Hall, Pa. Penn'a RR CENTRE HALL, Pa W. B. MINGLE, Cashig Receives Deposits . . Discounts Notes . H. G. STRCHIEIER, PE™N. Manufacturer of and Dealer In HIGH GRADE MONUMENTAL WORK in ail kinds of Granite. Don't fail to get my priom Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator Bu or to thes eh he 200. TR me, ERICTig om 0 W am aondle & oaks fr Pa. ¥ ¥ mail. Pr. LaFrance, eee LEE? Ss... NEW LIFE TEA CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION, SICK HEADACHE, ord rangi od ded ore gs pT At 7 John D. Lengham. Holley, NY. a ;
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