TIED TO A CHAIR,
or
Unable to Move About On Account of
Kidney Troubles,
Mrs. Anna Beebe, River and Mon-
roe streets, Anoka, Minn. says: “Il
had to sit in a chair
day after day unable
t> move about on ac-
count of rheumatic
pains in my back,
hips and legs, 1 was
short eath and
, my heart would flut-
ter after the least
exertion. 1 had dizzy
spells and bearing
1d the kidney secretions
thought I
ing
of br
down pains ar
were much disordered.
would not live long,
Doan's Kidney Pills different
woman, can do my work and
have no more fear of the troubles.”
Sold by all dea
“ 4 . ATLL} ¥ {" 2s fa lin J
Foster-Milburn Co., Bufialo, N.
since us
Yoolish Fellow!
Newwed Are
the ones 1
thes eggs as
got from you
of
been
Up.
Some
I've
Pick-Me-
r----Oh, yes'm.
lot, ma'am.
you
Them,
to attract
Easy For
1 the
sweel young
e they can talk
thout having to think
Record-Hez N.
$100 Heward, $100.
SR el
A Maine Prayer,
Nathan Straus,
thropist, has ¢
City a
pure st
poor for
him in all branch
In cle
two things
The glist
effectiveness
lemarkable
Mrs
ton Con
peculiag
In
hurry
posed
cont
liberal q
The flesl
from her ell
better
with a
On the fic
was what
was in
woman's
fingers
coming off wit
not a break
woman's
the same
her breast,
Singular
an abrasion
nail cells
woman will
sae
wa
¢
than
the
looked like a
the
Arm and h
wera perfect,
h the skin
in the cuticule
entire side was treated
manner from hes
Or. explosion,
it
«1s i
sEXin
and
the
in
heel to
enough, there
on arm or le
were not nn
recover Exchauge
was
Doctor's Rich Fee From America.
A French nerve doctor was called
to treat an American visitor for acute
neuralgia. Electricity was applied
with excellent results. The patient,
gratified, promised send the doce-
tor a check. The next day the medi-
co was astonished to receive a check
for £4,000. He went and asked if
a mistake had not been made and
reecived further expressions of grati
tude A few days later the Ameri-
can sent the title deeds for a house
near Are de Triomphe of the value
of 1,000,000 francs. Gil Blas vouches
for the story and says the doctor has
just moved into the house given him.
~~New York Herald.
fey
The Latest Mic robe Menace.
Playing cards that have been used
again and again would doubtless
show on bacteriological examination
an appaling selection of micro-organ-
fsms, and on enumerating them there
surely would be found the organism
which works for evil side by side with
that which works no mischief. -—Lan-
cet,
PLEASANT SUMMER
Right Feod the Cauve.
A Wis. woman says:
“l was run down and weak, trou.
bled with nervousness and headache
for the last six years. The least ex-
ecitement would make me nervous and
cause severe headache,
“This summer I have been eating
Grape-Nuts regularly and feel botter
than for the pix years past.
“I am not troubled with headache
and nervousness, and weigh more
than I ever have before in my life, 1
gained 6 Ibs. in one week."
Name given by Portum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich, Read the book, "The
Road to Wellville,” in pkgs
“There's a Reason.”
SALARY
INCREASE 883530,000,
Not As
Effect
Act
into
Sayder
Cnrry
Fapensive
As
Supposed,
Departm
aver
ers
0.000 by the
ti
tne
until next
ont
DYNAMITE BURSTS.
House
In
1
Injured,
Explode
=
IRONXWOIKERS WAGES
Ten Per (
boro
ent,
eduction
To Noise,
ects
le!
APProvey
Burned.
Your Houses
Fire almost
biotk of
Joseph Bechtel and
Fanned by a high wind
A r—
gtubborn one and
two hours’ hard
firemen got the
It was caused
in the home of
The loss will ag-
Pottstown (Special)
totally
houses,
J. HH. Bleim
tho biare
it was only after
fighting that the
blaze under control
by a defective flue
Mrs. Daniel Buck.
gregate $5,000.
four
destroyed a
owned by
wae a
Work For Miners,
(Special) - Announce
ment wes made that the mines of
all the companies and the individual
coal operators will be worked stead-
fly from now wnuntil Christmas, when
there may be a week's idleness on
arcount of the holidays. Then they
will start in again for the winter
and work until spring. There is such
a domgnd for coal that the orders
can’t be led promptly.
Steady
Hazleton
Pablets For Historical Spots,
York, Pa. (Special) Wilbur C.
Kraber, of thiz city, is at the head
of a movement to organize a Na-
tional Military Memorial Association,
to mark historical spots throughout
the United States with tablets or
monuments. Mr. Krabor has written
to prominent men throughout the
country, and has Interested the Penn.
sylvania Rallroad in the proposed
orcetion of tablets on the Columbia
bridge to commemorate the burning
of the bridge by the Confederates.
bY NAMITE UNDER BED.
Yard
Manner
Pit ts
aown on a i
Worker
To End Life.
burg (Special) Cali
Takes
iis
Imperi
from a ien
ited until
had
namite
A GOOD DODGER.
| Luke Whittaker Finds
Woods
Pike
Safe Hiding Place.
FIREMEN HURT.
In Norristown Mill
K40.000 Worth Of Property.
LION
BC
Jame
llamas were iu
ocked ider
from
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Abraham
long ill
chest and
knife, while
him
sinus F
aba 01
his
He
the
«lite
not
pocket
beside is
ted to recover
movement t keop th
Sundays ls
at mong the
places
1 A meet.
business cl
with
dealers of
William
injured an
serionels
when three pu
PRL la freah
Schwartz was probably
d Del Sehwartz, a
mangled from the
shing locomotives
nto a freight train at Simpson,
Seranton The freight was
ing on a siding and when struck
appled over upon a coal train stand-
ng close by
By.-a fall of
of
in the Pine
Rrook mine Seranton Coal
Company, two men were seriously
and perhaps fatally erushed while a
third was slightly injured about the
body The injured men are John
Klubair and Joseph Maukrey.
Brooding over family troubles,
William H. Kline, 46 years old, of
York. took his life by hanging him-
gelf Sunday.
Eva, 11-year-old daughter of Kd-
ward Snyder, of York. was seriously
scalded by the contents of a pan of
boiling water pouring over her head
and body when she bumped into her
grandmother,
Three farmers, of Colerain Town-
ship, Lancaster County, were shot by
a rabbit hunter. The injured men
are John Himes and William and
John Kunkle,
WwW. L. Foote, of Wilkes-Barre, gen-
eral outside superintendent of the
Delaware & Hudson Coal Company
for the past forty years, has resigned
and will be succeeded by Dwight T.
Thorpe, of Carbonville, outside fore
man of the Leggett's Creek Colliery,
of the company.
Caught In the scraper line at
Ureonwood Colliery, Joseph Gotrovy,
aged 20 years, of Coaldale, was
crushed to death.
Through a rear door a thief en-
iored the Fountain House Hotel
vards, Doylestown, Sunday night, and
stole a valuable team belonging to
Iahn Emmerson, of Tradesville, while
tte owner was at church,
The Bechler Fertilizing Company
will rebuild the drying plant at Baspy,
recently destroyed by fire. The new
plant will be bulit of steel and con-
crete, cost 3 000 and will give em-
ployment to forty men,
roof
the
STOP HUNT.
Neighbors Regard N. L.
Not
{Special)
tesponsible,
lenovo The people
lace are reluc.antly «
yming
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fon ti} ti nurderoe:
tranel
Bank Cashier Dead,
He
4 ath-
turned
As Scaffold Fell.
Fiv
employed on a new
being erected in this cits
ty-five feet by the breaking of
scaffold Harry Burns was criti
cally Injured and Frank Carl, Robert |
T-W ade, C. F. Landis and an Italian
taken to a hospital in an un-
ge condition 3 11 g recovery
Five Hurt
Ancaster (8S brick-
oleum
fell
pecial )
YOrs
nt
1]
irn’
mn
Murderer Declared Insane,
Circul-
wife |
Altoona { Special) Roceo
lo, convicted of murdering his
and sentenced to he hanged was do«
clared insane by Morris Guth, super- |
itendent of the insane asylum at |
Varren, Pa., who made an examina-
tion of the prisoner a week ago.
Steps will taken to have Circullo
ommitted to an asyvium
be
Carnegie Founder's Day Changed.
Pittsburg (Special) .~-The
of the Carnegie Instituie has changed |
Founder's Day. which bas always |
been held on the first Thursday of |
November to the last Thursday in |
April. Director John W. Beatty, of |
thes Department of Fine Arts, will
start at once for Europe to collect
paintings for the International ex-
hibit next April
trustees
Cave«in Wrecks Flyer.
Scranton (Special) Jersey Cen-
tral flyer from Philadelphia was
wrecked near Pittston at 10.30
o'clock P, M. A mine cave-in caused
a settling of the tracks. Engine and
cars tumbled over the embankment
killing Engineer Johnson and seri-
ously injuring the fireman. Passen-
gers escaped serious injury.
DBrakeman Takes His I Life.
Easton (Special). ~~James Burke,
aged fifty years, for many years a
brakeman on the New Jersey Central
Railroad, committed sulcide by hang
ing himself at his home. Three
months ago he suffered a sunstroke
and his mind has since been affected.
I SIAM 0 wird
Negro Child Tarning White,
York (Special). — The authorities
of the Christian Home declare that
Anna Hardeman, a b-year-old negro
child that was placed in thelr charge
about one month ago, is turning
white. When the child was taken to
the institution it is sald that her
akin was dark and her hair kinked.
Since then it has been noticed that
she is becoming lighter in color and
parts of her face are almost entire
AND CONSIDER
First, that almost every operation
in our hospitals, performed upon
women, becomes necessary because
of neglect of such symplom
Backache, Irregularities, Disp
ments, Pain in the Side, Drag
iy white
Sensations, Dizziness and Sleej
ness.
Second,
Vegetable
native roots and
more of fi
other one medic
nlates, strengthe ns al
preparing women for
of Life.
Third,
file at the
to time
dence of the
Pinkham's advice
Lydia E.
- » & 3
than 30 years i
_
that Lydis
Compo
} er bs .
canes male ill
ne Known
RC So LHS
ar
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the
time
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and expels
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al tion, and
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and is invaloable In
od of Change
testimonials on
iv of which are from
) give absolute evi
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e Compound
le Complaints, such as
1 nd Displacements, In-
Diseases, and it dissolves
Women sufferin rom fr for
write Mrs. Pinkl
has been advil
years,
ham i
wome
’
Mass
Jan,
and bx
f female we akness are invited to
+ Mrs. Pinkham who
for more than twenty
Iydia E. Pink-
ed to guide sick
I too late.
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then we have used nothing but Cualicura
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costing in all $1.25. C. F. Kara, 343 Ea«t
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