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UNITED STATES SENATOR
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA
_ PRAISES PE-RU-NA.
Dyspepsia is Offen Caused by Catarrh
of the Stomach —FPeruna Relieves Catarrh
of the Stomach and is Therefore a Remedy
or Dyspepsia.
Hon. M. C. Butler, U. 8 Senator
fram South Carolina for two terms,
in a letter from Washington, D. C.,
writes to to the Peruna Medicine Co.,
as follows:
“J can recommend Peruna for
dyspepsia and stomach trouble, I
have en using your medicine
Jor a short period and I feel very
much relieved. It is indeed a
wonderful medicine, besides a
good tonic.”
Wik
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ATARRH of the stomach is the correet
§ name for most cases of dyspepsia. Only
an internal catarrh remedy, 2p
na, is available,
Peruna Tablets can now be procured.
y as Peru-
A Possible Help.
“He had his wife arrested for non-
support.”
“Prominent
““Not hitherto.
help them some.’
rier-Journal.
socially?”
This affair may
—Louisville Cou
’
$100 Reward, $100.
The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded dis-
ease that science has been able to cure in all
its stages, and thatisCatarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con-
stitutional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system thereby destroy-
ing the foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by t 1g up the con-
stitution and assisting nat in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much faith
in its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for of testimonials. Address
F.J.Canexey & Co, T
Bold by all Druzgists
Take Hall's Fa
MT
is
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Chi
teething, softens thegumas, reducesinfla
A Last Resort,
The parson's
desperately tr
his new nurse.
park guard.
“Mister, are you a p'liceman?”
The glant in brass bent
lower,
“Why, yes, sonny, 1 be.”
“Then please arrest this woman.
She won't stop follerin’' me around.”
—Lippincott’s.
small boy
ving to run
At last
had been
AWAY
he sp
bottons
A Gentle Hint,
“Oh, yes,’ Mr. Staylate
ing, boastfully, “I've never felt the
least bit unstrung; my nerves are
always steady as a clock-—"'
“As a what?” asked Miss Patience
Game.
“A clock.”
“Oh! yes. A clock,
Philadelphia Press.
was say-
a clock.” =
TIRED BACKS,
The kidneys have a great work tn
do in keeping the blood pure. When
they get out of order
it causes backache,
beadaches, dizziness,
languor and distress.
ing urinary troubles,
Keep the kidneys wall
these
. 8. A. Moore, pro-
prietor of a restau.
a rant at Waterville,
Me., says: “Before
using Doan’s Kidney Plils | suf-
fered everything from kidney trou
bles for a year and a hall. 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 | kept on taking them un-
til in a short time | was cured. |
think Doan’s Kidney Pills are won
derful.”
Sold by alldealers. 050 cents a box.
Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. ¥Y.
Ravages Of The Sea.
The engineers of the United States
Coast Burvey who mapped the coast
of Long Beach for 12 miles south
of Barnegat Inlet In 1839, found up-
on going over the ground In 1871
that the sea in 32 years had advane-
ed inland an average of 545 feet for
the entire distance, and in some
places as much as 930 feet. Also
they found that beginning at the
mouth of Dennis Creek in Cape May
County, the sea had swallowed 2.-
310 feet of that stream and 1,880
feet of East and West Creeks. All
this happened a generation ago.
PEPE 4004400000000 4
CHEATS THE GALLOWS.
William Whittaker Dies In His Cell
In Sunbury.
Sunbury (Special). -— Death
cheated the gallows and snatched a
convicted murderer from the waiting |
noose when William Whittaker, con-|
victed of murdering his wife, died
very suddenly in his cell at the coun- |
ty jail. Whittaker was married to |
a young lady of Mt. Carmel, but
owing to his abuse his wife left him |
and returned to her parents. Whit-}
taker coaxed her to come back tol
him and when she refused he took |
his razor and went to her parents’|
home, He led her into the parlor]
and when she again refused to live
with him, he cut her throat.
At the trial an effort was made by |
Whittaker's attorneys to prove him!
insane, at the time of the crime, but
the effort fell flat and the jury did
not consider the insanity plea agree-
ing in a few minutes on first degree
murder. A new trial had been de-
nied the murderer and he was to be
called before Judge Savidge during
the present term of court and the
death penalty imposed
On Tuesday afternoon he was tak-
en ill suffering from acute indiges-
tion, but his condition was not con-
sidered serious. A doctor was call-
ed and his treatment gave relief.
A half hour later he was found ly-
ing on his cot dead.
MISTARE COSTS MAN'S LIFE.
For Woodchucks |
Accident, |
While
Ww. Ww
i 11s
s accidentally |
Friends Gunning
Ends In Fatal
Bradford (8;
Port All
pyr
eg
eciall.
hunting near heny,
Scott, aged
Jordan.
workers |
They
and
and
shot
Scott
reaching |
moving
in readiness |
different
woods and Jord was
{ook
the
on the lookout
As he app:
saw what
chuck and he
fired at ti
other
and it was the
Jordan
Jordan's
ACCUTAC) 2
to the grou mortally
the shot tak effect in
When Jordan realized
port of his deadly mistake he bec:
frantic and sinc ha:
crazed with grief and consternation
ie obiect
the hill
head
woodch K.
vith unen
Scott
side of of
KSiINnNDOsse
81 PPOs
bullet
nd as a result
woun
his
the full
e h been ¢
PRINTING PRESS WINS.
Neighbors Who Try To Stop Its
tunning Lost Case,
Norristown (Special
Williay
he Liisa
cation of
Jennie Turner,
strain Frederick
bor from e
on his prop
tion of a
refused by
clars th
ed by Gq
rec
give 0 |
cupation i
In his
clares
runs his
of his
uzed is
night
where
Court
runs
Bwartz de-
mally
cellar)
hous
The bi
and the!
Gapner §o |
f
steam
declares
his press
it will
on tha ey
nieriere
fensive
him.
Women Fatally Burned.
Alientown (Special) While
Oliver Kline Alburtis,
Mrs.
of was poli
fire and rushing
was 80 badly |
her clothes caught
out of the house, she
burned before the flames could
extinguished by neighbors, that
died In great agony a few
later,
Attempting to
sene ofl lamp Mra.
of this city. blew
chimney with the
she |
extinguish
James B. Scheetz, |
down the lamp
result that an ex-
burned before the
extinguished.
fatally
could be
STATE OBITUARY.
At the
County Sellers Hoffman,
Jr., aged 25 one of the best-
known surveyors in this county, died}
after a brief iliness He
i hester Cheater
Hospital,
years,
Wes?
war a sergeant in Company I, Na-
tional Guards, and a member of the
West Chester Piloneor Corps. He
was taken to the hospital a few days
age supposed to he suffering from
typhoid fever. but after a further
examination he was found to be suf-
fering with a bad esse of tuber
culosis,
Clarion Edward MM. Wilson, aged
49 years, one of the most prominent
citizens of this place, died at his
residence after an ilines= ahout three
weeks. He was widely known
throughout Western Pennsylvania
ag a lumber dealer; was vice presi-
dent of the First National Bank and
truetro of the Clarion State Normal
School.
Hospital Strike Averted.
Danville (Special) .-~The threaten.
od strike at the Danville Hospital
for the Tusane hay heen averted, the
atteudanis having Leen granted all
the demande that were presented to
the Board of Trusioes. The conces-
pion include a 20 per cent. Increase
in saiary and more time at liberty
ag soon ng additioval help can be
socured, ‘The salaries of the female
attendants are to be incrensed in the
game proportion as those of the men,
INNOCENT MAN HANGED?
Witness At Murder Trial Thinks
Wrong Man Was Convicted,
One
and
inno-
an-
Pittsburg
cent
(Special).
has been hanged
serving a
tence on a charge of having murdep-
man
other is twenty-vear sen-
ed Contractor Samuel Ferguson at
West Middleton, in 1903, according
the belief of Lewis Laggett, an
witness in the at the
time of the trial
Milover Kovovie, a Croat, was
for the crime and Molivar
vears of hi
cave
hang-
ed Patro-
twen-
claims
in the
vis has served four
tv-yvears' sentence Lagget
to have convict, now
Penitentiary, going awa)
where Ferguson was
ith dvnamite and robbed
This man ‘wa Harry
Loes) do not
eredence in of Laggett A
of paid for the
geen an
blown up w
$4000,
Stone
police nlace
the story
36000 was
the Croats,
MAN
MISSING FOUND.
To Have Been
Arrested.
Collector Thought
Murdered 1s
Altoona “Am in Cleve-
land broke
This is the
ed the
J. WW,
{ Special}
say something.”
which inform-
of
collector
message
police of the whereabouts
Veach, the insurance
disappeared (rom home
ising his family,
foul play
’
his wif
two
who
great
REO, C8
he
It was
informed
met
©
insurance com-
band was, and
Cleveland while
where her
arrested
z for fund
CUPID FEELS SLIGHTED.,
Miss Kauffman Failing To Marry W.
T. Foulk Sues For 810,000,
Miss
known
inetd
breac!
he plain
oclares
4 11 034
nas not
that
him
ned unmarried, bu
seted
narry her and that she brings
ry of damages
wus served by Depu
and the ball bond
fe » - Lowy eo
father going
uit for the recove
A capias ty
herift T
re
avior
irned,
# bond for $1,000
his on
i
DIAMOND TO AID WOOING.
Jewels Bequethed
If She Marries,
within
divided
Williams
are
sons
become
+3
Lae
the
jowels to be
two
Officers,
The Daugh
gixteenth an-
Daughters Of America
L.ecbanon (Special)
ters of America in the
elected and
State
session here
installed these officers
Mre. Mary Bishop,
associate State councilior, Mre. Sarah
McKeesport; State vice
councillor, Emma Kincaid, Catasa-
qua; conductor, Della Hoover,
castle; State treasurer, Amos A
Ford City. warden, Mrs.
Annville; Inside senti-
Mrs. E. Thomas, McKeesport;
sentinel, W. E. Daughtery,
national representatives,
Slatington, and Annie
Mount Carmel
year's meeting
State
coun-
cillor, Tamaqua;
Ella Hellman,
ner,
outside
Altoona;
Emma Bechtel,
Englehart, Seranton
was chosen as next
place.
Outlaw's Body Found.
Williamsport (Special) The body
a man believed to be that of the
Jameson found in
Dent's run. Several years ago Jame-
son shot a constable near Renovo
who attempted to arreat him and lat-
er defied half a dozen constables at
his home He has been reported
dead several times, but this body
has been identified as that of the
real outlaw,
Seated Wife On Hot Stove.
fazleton (8pecial).— Because his
wife met other mon Simon Malkuts,
of Cranberry, adopted serious means
to chastise her by seating her on a
red hot stove. He was caught In the
act by State Trooper Nernst, who had
the brute committed to jail.
Court Order Against Drink.
Danville (8peclal).— "Judge, 1
want you to make an order that no
man shall be permitted to sell or
give me liquor,” sald young Walter
Rupp, who was sentenced by Judge
Evang to sixty days in jail for as
gaulting an officer. “That is what
has ruined me, and | want to start
{life anew with out the rum,” he con-
cluded, Judge Evans ordered the
Clerk of the Court to enter an order
to that effect and commend the de-
fendant for his determination to re-
form.
of
notorious was
WON HUSBAND BY VOICE.
Hello Girl's Sweet Tones Captivated
Telephone Employee,
Pittsburg (Bpecial).
he
Captivated
by a sweet voice heard over the
about five weeks ago, Addison Me
Pherson, aged 28, employed by thi
Bell Telephone Company, sought an
introduction to Mise Ella Aiken, an
operator at the Oakland exchange
He found her just charming as
her volce,
Miss Alken and
married at the home of the bride
in Western Avenue. They started
on a honeymoon trip to Kentucky.
McPherson came here from Greens
burg ‘a, only three months ago
but is one of the most popular em
ployees of the telephone company
and he and his pretty bride were
given a great send-off when thelr
marriage was revealed.
ELECT OFFICERS.
as
McPherson were
MILLERS
Agricultural Department Chief Tells
About The Adulteration Of Flour,
The
of the
Association closed
thir
State
The
by
Lancaster (Special).
tieth annual convention
Millers’
principal feature
Dr. H. W. Wiley,
here.
Was a paper
chief of the Bureau
of Chemistry of the United States
Department of Agriculture, “How
Flours and Other Milling Products
May Je Adulterated Within
Meaning of the Pure Food law.”
Officers were chosen
President, Landis Levan,
vice H. V. White, Blooms-
Gingrich, East Peters-
Husband,
r, A. C. God-
ctors, E E
Md.; Colonel
Barre; E. B
>. Spanogle,
Downing-
as
Lancaster;
presidents,
John 8B
secretary A P
Asher
Wertz
lewistown;
town,
Dishand.
The High
capitulated
Greek Lotter Societies
Reading
written by
School
pledge not
ith such so-
for the
teams
pledge also,
disband
didates
§%
and other ath]
etic
have decided to sien the
x
the soecleti will all
Christian Endeavor Anniversary.
| ii} The ig}
interesting
of
futine
INLINg
It Hurt To Be Shot,
fal) “Do
it would hurt vou if 1
Bethiehem (Sp you
think
SinK
would
shoot you a a Ar
old, of Frank
old, Andrew
drew Sabol, 13
McFadden, 15
leveled a Flo-
at his companion in the
back of town Just as the
was brought to Sabol’s shoulder
was discharged and young Mec
Fadden fell with a bullet in his neck.
He died in a short time The
had gone to the woods on a hunt
ing trip.
Fears
as
bert rifle
woods
gun
is
i
Hiness Lead To Suicide.
mn
Ziegenfuss commit-
shooting himsell
He was 21 years
Reading (Special)
Samuel
ter suicide by
through the heart
old
ancholy,
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
The together with
Abbot Mershon
Wiiliam C. Mer
Penn's Manor, were totally
by fire The origin of
not known,
of the
outbuildings,
crops, on the Joe
farm, occupied by
shon, in
destroyed
the fire is
The plant
by fire, caused by
Gue Johnson and Frank Anderson
were badly burned. The loss is $40.-
000, covered by insurance,
Hiram Friday, aged 72, an old sol-
dier and rich, who disappeared from
a gas explosion
his home.
apoplexy ant cannot recover.
John Kelley, aged 48, was killed
at a stone quarry, near Altoona. A
to investigate. Just as he stooped
powder let go, and Kelley was killed
instantly.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
has appointed Miss D. M. Peters as
ticket agent at Ogden, eighteen miles
west of Philadelphia, succeeding Miss
H. H. Hoopes, resigned.
The home of Benjamin Kurtz, near
Akron, Lancaster County, caught fire
and was destroyed It originated
from a blaze that was being used to
boll apple butter,
Wells M. Hippensteel, of Hobbie,
Columbia County, a well known
business man, died suddenly of heart
disease while running to a fire. He
was 48 years of age.
; Underground Postal Road.
In order to facilitate the collec
tion and delivery of letters and pack-
ages in Vienna the ministry of com-
merce is engaged upon a plan for
an underground electric rallway
which would link together the chief
in
According to the plans which
now under discussion, the line
25 feet below the sur-
of the ground and the tunnel
four inches,
built under-
of four feet
stations would be
the postoffices.
Electric Advertising.
A Western clecirical company ie
making extensive use for advertising
purposes of the statement attributed
to Chief of Police Shipley, of Chi
cago, that a light constantly burning
in a houge Is the best protection
against burglars. Thege fellows
work in the dark, and the presence
of a light disconcerts them. The
company referred to takes occasion
to demonstrate the excellence of elec.
tricity as a safe and economical light
which may be allowed to burn con-
gtantly without the least care on Lhe
part of the householder.
Operations
ation is necessary,
frightens her.
strikes terror to her heart.
been decided upom as t
made from native roots and herbs,
have escaped serious operations, as
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
to you my deepest gratitude.
¥
and I am pow in better heal
ration.
omen
invited to
From the
wav of recovery advised
THE FAMILY, AT ALL
“al
than any otf
REASON W. 1. Ix
of Ife than
easy Atting,
5 of the leathers
v, wend every detadl
nioeleargaris
wh
THE
in al
exoeiiont
waiks
givie,
n of saperintend
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» Bed whee
Lake yor t
how
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arefully W
en udersiand why they bold
winger and are of greater
$4.00 and $5.00 Gi
CAUTION! The ne have
No Substitute. Ask your dealer for W.
direct to factory .
genu
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
AMERICAN FOODSTUFFS.
’
Every Confidence
yard Product,
in the
tract for tinned
has
MeNeill &
itish Arms
Libby
the
lies Departmen he
War Office
etitive af
YAR 8 Cou
with
¥
dere, it nd method
“3
packing CARO
the busines
War Department, in
to the London
stated that the British Gover
satisfied with
by Chicago,
an interview, ac
cording
nment is
the foodstufls
they
highly =
supplied
every confidence in
and
entering Britain from the Stockyards
“The food for the Army will
ish representatives at the invitation
of the packers,” he
the Government is ready to rely upon
the new Pure Food regulations re-
cently ‘maugurated in the United
States. All “he talk about the inef-
ficiency of the new law is sheer non-
gense, British officers in America
have gone fully into the matter and
the authorities are perfectly satisfied
to place orders .n Chicago when con-
ditions call for outside supplies of
canned meats.”
Equal To The Occasion.
Mra. Plenteous (who has just seen
Patricia Penny arrive in donkey cart)
We motaw’d over in our new 60-
horsepower Diehard. Did you mo-
taw?
Patricia
we moked
{taking the pose)-—No:
Punch.
—- mms ———
FITS, 8¢, Vitus Dance: Nervous Diseases por
manently cured by Dr. Kline's Groat Nerve
Restorer. 82 trial bottle and treatin, free,
ur. H.R Kline, 14.921 Arch Bt, Phila, Pa
An alarm clock is a useful thing to
make you wish in the morning you
hadn't set it to go off so early.
FORTOUS RUMOR ON CHICO.
Itching, Bleeding Sores Covered Body
~=Nothing Helped Her—~Outicura
Cures Her in Five Days.
“After my granddaughter of about seven
years had been cured of the measles, she
was attacked about a fortnight later by a
furious itching and painful eruption all
over her body, especially the upper part of
it, forming watery and bleeding
cura R
we noted considerable improvement, and,
after using only one complete wet of
Cuticura Remedies, in five consecutive
the little one, much to our joy, had
entirely cured, and has been well for a
time. Mrs. F. Ruefenacht, R. F. D. 3,
ersfield, Cal, June 25 and July
i —
Bake
1906."
and
oan't
Hustle for what you oan
{don Jy worry about what you
actfurer.
pie
their
nis, for enand
Prockton Mass,
Pd
Cl
her make.
If he cannot supply you, send
AL Douglas, ton, Mass.
tryin
yourself
the
over it
PAIN
LAfflicts every one, somewhere,
£ to mend
is the way
ves you
{ the plumbing
| everybody In
{ for swearing
family forgl
Arotyreliniment
which can be used both internals and ex
termally, and promptly removes pain.
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To convince any
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improve her health
and do all we claim
for It. We will
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alive power over these troubles is extra.
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Thousands of women are using and ree
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