———._ A p———
TIRED B AC
The kidneys have a great work to
do in keeping the blood pure, When
they get out of order
it causes backache,
headaches, dizziness,
languor and distress-
ing urinary troubles.
Keep the kidneys well
and all these suffer-
ings will be saved you.
Mrs. 8. A. Moore, pro-
prietor of & restau-
rant at Waterville,
Me., says: “Before
using Doan's Kidney Pills 1 suf-
fered everything from kidney trou-
bles for a year and a half. I had
pain in the back and head, and al-
most continuous in the loins and felt
weary all the time A few doses of
Doan’'s Kidney Pills brought great
relief, and I kept on taking them un-
til in a short time 1 cured. I
think Kidney Pillg won-
derful.”
Sold hy
Foster
was
Doan's are
60 cents a hox.
Suffale, N. Y.
alldealers
-Milburn Co
Graph ite From Coal.
One of the most important electri-
cal industries at Niagara Falls, On-
tario, manufacture graphite from
anthracite coal an pe cokn
and converts into graphite the forms
of raw carbon used in electric fur-
nace work, where high temperature
is required, an for electrolytic work
such of caus
powders, ete
methods
aterials used con-
anthracite coal, glass
sawdust,
from the
sawdust.
wtroleum
i
as the manufacture
mn
of elec-
sodas, bleac
fact, pra
trolysis.
sand.
all o
United
sists of
foundry
which are
States, ex
' f
coke and
imported
wept the
FEARFUL BURNING SORES.
Boy in Misery 12 Years—Ezcema in
Rough Scales, Itching and In-
flamed—Cured by Cuticura.
“Cuticura has put a stop to
of misery | passed with my son
fant 1
treated
twelve vears
As an in-
a red spot and
for
not ed on lis body
with different remedies
about Ears
get
to get
doctors.
larger
Under * treatment the dise
spread to four d warts of hia
During the
form hl
day
hke
bond :
cracked, inflamed
terrible burning and itching. One
told me that mv son's eczem:
TI
was incura-
ble, and gave 1t up i deci ided to
cura a trial. When I had used the
of Cuticura Ointm there
provement © time
second set
was cured. He is now
and his skin 18 as fine
Michael Steinman 7
Brooklyn, N. Y., Apri 18,
give Cuti-
first box
great 1m-
i used the
child
vears old,
Was a
I hae
Remedies my
and by th
of ('uticura
twelve
8 six
Avenue,
and smooth
Sumner
1905.
Cultivation Of Rubber.
ition of
e, and
time
produ
ited
1.000 acres
in
Building
off his }
thur Train
story of
Train
probably
the bridge
isvy Conrie
be engine
sr-Journal.
ville
Triumph.
The
brick wi
his eye.
“Sold
don't mal ne ol of
cried “IF that
the gix be
RT
ad
sellers I'M my
And he went home with his
after | 3 i
Come now
hie
ap World
SOAKED IN COFFEE
Until Too Stiff to Bend Over.
coffee | often
rvousness and
had
bil-
when
in the
“When 1 drank
sick headacl
jfousness mu the time, but
I went to visit a friend | got
habit of drinking Postum.
“] gave up coffee entirely, and the
result has been that 1 have been en.
tirely relieved of all my stomach and
nervous trouble.
“My mother was just the same
way. We all drink Postum now and,
without coffee in the house for 2
years, we are all well.
“A neighbor of mine, a great cof-
fee drinker, was troubled with pains
in her side for years and was an in-
valid, She was not able to do her
work and could noteven mend clothes
or do anything at all where she would
have to bend forward. If she tried
to do a little hard work she would
get such pains that she would have to
lie down for the rest of the day.
“At last I persuaded her to stop
drinking coffee and try Postum Food
Coffee and she did so, and has used
Postum ever since, the result has
been that she can now do her work,
can git for a whole day and mend and
can sew on the machine and she neve
er feels the least bit of pain iu her
gide, in fact, she has got well, and it
shows coffee was the cause of the
whole trouble.
“1 could algo tell you about several
other neighbors who have been cured
by quitting coffee and using Postum
in its place.” “There's a Reason.”
Look in pkg. for the famous Hite
book. "The Road to Wellvilla”
i
UNABLE TO CHECK SLAUHGTER.
Chief Inspector Roderick's Annual
Report
Harrisburg (Special). Increase
of the of
has failed to bring
for the number
ing accidents Chief of the Depart
ment of Mines Roderick makes this
admission in the first part of his an-
nual report for the vear ending De-
cember 31, 1906, just made public.
Mr. Roderick compares the United
{ with Great Britain, pointing
that Great Britain ha thirty-
inspectors with 103 mines in
charge of in addition
to Juarries of 185,642
empl under the
and a total
tons for
vivania has
with
al
inspectors
the
number mine
hoped-
of min-
about
decrease in
cach
with a
mine
diction
inspector
total
Vee inside
juris
of
wwtor.
i spector’
production 6,663,870
each inspe Per
bituminous
IXty-nine
twenty nspectors
= (92
vivania also
inspectors
and
11.028 ton
rick then
“In the anthracite
nusyivania the
has been in
10
Htuminous fields
y¥, and in the
»d number
tbout a
Rode
coal
rom eight
hope
might
decrease
wecidents The record
ver, that the reverse
ise, and it will be neces
tor
to
ng
esort BOE
about this
STARTLING LETTER.
Received By Wealthy ister Man
nwo
in
Killed
Train,
hour
on his wa
he or ed the Delaware
na & Western Raliroad
came confuse ¥ the pa
trains and and
one of th was
almost the
Broad Street
Railroad
ackawan
ing of
Killed
v lle
at
3
gtruck
Ahren
game manner
crossing
whe
Om
of the
Prospecting For Coal,
Hazleton (Special). Four
tracts of land in Carbon County
ed Hy H. DD. Stims
wealthy Phiiadelphia soap manufac-
turer, who intends to embark In the
con] business He has organized the
Penn Forest Coal Company. which
will do the prospecting
acts Is in Banks township and the
three in Penn Forest and
underlaid with coal.
large
been lens
other
Lent
fe
avi Y
are
»
First Ride In The Cars.
York (Special). Mrs. Lede
Sheeler, of Red Lion, who Is 66 vears
old, made her first trip on a steam
car coming to York over the Mary
land and Pennsylvania Rallroad.
On account of fear of a wreck Mra.
Sheeler could never be induced to
board a train.
fn 1803 her von was killed in a
wreck near Port Royal, Pa., while
on his way home from the World's
Falr, Chicago. In speaking of hor
first ride on the cars she sald she
really enjoyed It.
BURNED BIG BARN.
Discharged Employe Confesses To
Constable,
Allentown Justice
the
Leiby,
{ Special). of
Linderman and Constable
of Eg
again
firebug in the
er, aged 17
got a confess
ing of a
the night
Leib)
Robert
mang
barns and
Northampton
had
Peace
cvpt, distinguished them.
another
Shaf-
selves by arresting
person of James
from whom they
fon concerning the burn-
barn of Charles Snyder on
of July 7. Linderman and
several weeks ago arrested
Hartsel, a memb of the
which had bm
hous in
Years,
ned 0 many
Lehigh and
Hartsel
success y i } h \llen
own police
Linderman
been laughis
latter was
other mi , and
Four
the
talki
hour ci
contos
the Lehigh
rgon
Snyder’
MARRIED HIS NURSE.
Man Married Woman
Who Helped Him Back To Health,
rr cial) A pret
town
omance
the announ
Louis R. Derr
man, and Miss
of Mr
of Pennsburg
and
+ 82 } $y
Ona nurse
in that
a profess
serving
OLD AGE A FAMILY TRAIT.
At Miller
Centenarians,
Of
Were
Grandparents hose
Reunion
Jack The
Slasher,
Ja
were
‘here was ;
plant ntaneous ombue
caused the fire and the flan
rapidly that the York
partment was powerless to
them
]0
Locomotive Spark Starts Fire.
Lancaster (Special) Spa f
locomotive on the Quarryviile Rail-
fire a shed the
and coal yvarde of WW. G "Me Hiner
& Bro, at West Willow, and owing
to inadequate fire protection, the en
tire plant was destroyed. More than
2000 tons of conl were get on fire
the blazes will continue for seve
eral days. The loss will reach $12.-
sot fo ume
Escaped From Prison Guard.
Allentown (Special) While em-
ployed with a gang of other prigon-
ers in grading the prison yard here,
William Mecker, serving a term of
six months for receiving stolen goods
escaped from the guard, Meckor
simply put on a black coat which ore
of his tramp co-workers hed lald
off, over his striped suit, and walked
out of the prison yard. When the
guard discovered what he waz doing
he fired several shots at the fleeing
man, but none took effect.
— sss
CLEARING HOUSE
FOR BABIES,
Plan Of
Infants,
Pittsburg
establish a
The
gion at
Women's
Stray
Club
Caring For
Pitts
club
Pittsburg
burg (8pecial).
women propose Lo
clearing house for stray babies.
long discus
of different clubs,
idea won finally
establish some
unfortunate women
children for adoption
the scheme
compelled to
caused a
a union meeting
but friends of the
The idea is to
tral place where
can leave their
At present, friends of
charge, mother
abandon their infants, leaving them
on doorsteps, and when found the
little ones are in such physical con-
dition that the
Opponent
that 1
age women
as they would
inconvenience in
project
cen-
are
1
idea declared
would encour-
one
of
a Ci hous
wert thelr little
relieved
them.
thus be
keeping
STOLE FOR WEDDING OUTFIT.
Abraham McLaughlin, of Lancaster,
Arrested Horses,
His
Abr
For Stealing
(Special) CHEeT.
ried landed
i
aged 23
county
thief i
anticipated
Yo x
“Known
West Wi
cription
low,
tolen t!
property
county
endeavored
worl:
swering
Diller
SILK LOCKOUT MAY COME.
Mills Now Affected By
Scranton Strike,
Twenty-Two
The
Wit His Crutch,
Ving
Carlizgle Mrs. Ellen
M Duncan
wrmer postmistiress of Cy
isle, and the of the late Mal
William FF. Reilly, died here af-
an extended {llness The de-
ed's first husband, who died
twenty yvears ago, was Aliner Rheem,
a prominent Carlisle busines: man
Nrs Reilly had many prominent
in southern Pennsyivania.
vidow
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
of Wilkes-Barre.
weeks ago to visit
Conn., has sent
word to Wilkes-Barre friends
the has been married to Albert
Smith, of Bridgeport.
The rapid increase of carp in the
Bald Eagle Creek is causing alarm
to Center County fishermen, as the
carp are destroying the bass.
Joseph Kisis, aged 15 years, of
Port Griffith, on returning home
from work in the breaker, started
for the Susquehanna River to wash
While crossing the Lehigh Valley
Railroad he was struck by the Black
Diamond Express and instantly kill
od,
Miss Mae Wells,
left two
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com-
pany will spend a million and a
balf of dollars in the construction
of a new yard at Williamsport. The
new yards will be adjacent to the
mammonth yards of the Reading
and the New York Central.
MRS. A. M. HAGERMANN
ALL WOMEN
SUFFER
nature of their duties, in
kinds of female
or
backache,
and
eve
Dervousness,
sleeplessnens
rywhere should re-
« that holds
number of
ir-
Women
record for the largest
made from simpl o
it has been he
fectly and ove
paring for chi
Mrs, A Raa nd he
Pinkham:—** suffered froma
functions s hat |
Lydia E. Pir :
that I am able
would try Lydia F inkl
native roots and
Iping women
h and the (
4
Vegetable (
attend tomy d
it will give them.”
For more than thirty vears
reg ng the functions pers
also proved itself invaluable in pre-
of Life.
Shore, L
acement, *XCORKIVEe
wn or
ind has
1 wish every
rong, iat
-Dear Mrs
and painful
most of the time,
made me a well we n 80
suffering woman
what relief
sit
BH
from any
ham. at Lynn. M
swivel
aavw
Women suffering
Mri 4 ink
has Iw en
and fore that she
Therefore
men back to heal
invited to write
Pinkham
twenty
Pink-
ide
are
Mrs
mor “han
law Lydia E
qualified
f female illness
She is the who
of charge for
mother-in
lly well to g
THE
THE RE ABON W. L. Douglas shoes
in al
Th
of th
'
th
Rrew
er make
walks of life than any ot}
rE
used ¢ 2
r grado $3
trio NATION \L
Eve And The Rib Of Adam.
McKINLEY MONUMENT
BUFFALO
“Nd-Hon
September 5,
To
Be Dedicated During
Week."
$54 est
OER
the
ntral
Week
mer resilient
large
he the «
Old-Home
————— ———.
The McKinley monums
planned and executed under
rection of a commission of prominent
men at a cost of over $150,000
Buffalo's Old-Home Week
a succession of civic and military
geantry, carnival, sporis and
and the electric cily will be
with twinkling lights =a patriotic
decovations. Forme:
Buffalo are asked
names and. addresser to James W
Greene, chairman Old-Home Week
Committee, Buffalo, N. Y. A beauti-
ful souvenir invitation will be mailed
to each. The railroads will offer ex-
cursion rates to and rétu.ning fiom
Buffalo. .
And
supply
he qi
1
will
ablaz
resiuents ol
to send ae
comes to mistakes the
exceeds the demand
when it
always
es rst busin college fn Va. to
SE er Ses ry fo
va A Et
GM. SMITHDEAL, Pristine Richemed, Va.
to OWN He
utes [on agan es,
BOT GLAS, Brockton, M ass.
ng
* in a8
1 “ not & Business Ook
istablished 7 r Le Years Ma : new of 4
re cun werk fo your Cxpensen
Cipcimantl, Ukle
Lis inetitete before
nest March Thi
2 Institute
Inclined To Suspect Her,
Mrs. Oldcastle
ana treatise
a St. Ph
free,
wn., Pa
a bot tho
IC, aX
HICKS”
os
To eonvinee any
wenan that Pax-
tine Antiseptic will
improve ber health §
and do all we ¢laim
fe i We will
send iq absolutely {fr a large trial
' Paxtine with book of inst:
ponials Beng i
dress on a postal card,
cleanses
and heals
Mucous
m e me.
brane af
ions, such iasal eatarrh, pelvie
atarth and inf ition caused by fem
» jlls; sore eves, sore throat and
th, by direst local trea nt Its curs
i 218 exira
ate relief.
£ and ree
ng 3 ay. 9 ornts at
ts or by mail. Remember, howeve Tr,
ITOORSTS YOU NOTHING TOTRY IT.
THE BK PAXTON CO. Boston, Mass.
he
of
pip mba Aik bhi.
&/ STANDARD GF Tiik SOUTH
NOWDRIES
HOGLESS
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PATENTS? Do you wish ta»
know abou’ TRADEMARKS?
P'e yon wish 10 know about PENSIONS?
ton wish to know sbout PAY and BOUNTY!
Then write to W, i, Wills Atlorseyatlaw
iNotary Pobile) Wills Buliding, 812 Indiana Av.
evan, Washington, DD C2 yearsin Washing.
on. Union roldiers snd Ssilors—war 188)d~
(ptitled 10 pension on age after they reach 82
JI pensioner deserts wile sie may be entitied Ww
Fal his pongtom,
Mule
20 Too
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Face const » €0., NEW YORK.
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