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PROOF FOR TWO CE
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If You Suffer With Your Kidneys and
Back Write to This Man,
G. W. Winney, Medina, N. Y., ine
vites kidney sufferersto write to him.
To all who enclose
postage he will re-
ply, telling how
Doan's Kidney Pilla
cured him after he
had doctored and
had been in two dif-
ferent hospitals for
eighteen months,
suffering intense
pain in the back,
lameness, twinges
when stooping or
lifting, lunguor, dizzy spells and rheu-
matism. “Before I used Doan's Kid-
ney Pills,” says Mr. Winney, *“I
weighed 143. After taking 10 or 12
boxes I weighed 162 and was com-
pletely cured.”
Sold by all dealers.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
NTS.
50 cents a box.
N.Y.
High Prices In The Klondike.
“High prices continues to prevail
In Dawson,” sald T. F. Ryan, of
Portland, Ore., at the Utopia, “which
is probably the most expensive town
in the world. Tt is a thriving place,
with a population over 8,000, with
warehouses, churches. banks, elec-
tric lights, wholesale and retail
stores, and two up-to-date news-
papers. The newspapers themselves
are worthy of consideration in the
light of expense, for they cost 25
cents a copy. At this time of the
year three eggs ordered in a restau-
rant cost $1.50, while a caribou steak
costs $1. Beer is worth $1 per bottle,
and champagne, $10.50 a quart. It
costs 50 cents to get shaved, and
$1 for a hair cut A glass of beer
sells for 25 cents, and the glass is
small. Oranges sell for 50 cents
each, while creamery butter made
in the United States, brin 21 per
pound, Boots bring $25 per pair,
and shoes sell for $5 each. Good
socks cost 80 cents a pair, while col-
lars for cents each.”-—Nash-
ville Tennessean.
a=
£0 aki)
Irrelevant,
At a term of
Ohio not long ago a
was on trial and a well-know
man’ was called as a
“Well, sir, you saw
asked counsel for the
a gir, I""—
hat did you do?”
just opened hi
old he was
EAVS: |
ty
the Cirenit Conrt In
80
this
Yes,
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1 8
out how
him, I
you're pre
At this
opposing side
jection “Stop!”
Honor, 1 object to
carried het wean
ans
Or th
he hor
present.”
o the 1
“Uncle Bill
“Oh, most
Not marri¢
Source
alwavs
d to, '— Smart
‘of ‘News.
d have three
whenever ghe goos
ith a
ing our
’ress.
choice
neigh-
£ turns w
cern
bors.” ree
Absolute Rest,
Doctor — Madam, your
must have absolute rest
Madam-—Well, doctor,
listen to me-—
Doctor—A very good
madam-—a very good bes
Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Reason.
Wife—Whenever 1 sing
howls,
Husband —The instinct of Imita-
tion, my dear.-——Meggendorfer Bleat-
ter.
husband
he won't
beginning,
ginning _———
the dog
———— - - ot nnn
Undisputed Points.
First Lawyer—'You
are a shys-
ter
His Opponent-—*
blackguard!"
The Court
us take up the disny
cage," Philadelphia
can,
‘And you are a
gentlemen, let
ted points in the
North Ameri-
“Ni
Iw,
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Ear drums made of thin
silver are being used in t
military hospitals for
ear, to replace defectiy
‘eaves of
he Russian
of the
rgans,
diseases
BFGAN YOU
Had “Coffee Nerves"
young I lv f
coffee and continued up to the past
six months,” writes a Teras girl.
“I had been exceedingly Lérvous,
thin and very sallow. After quitting
coffee and drinking Postum Food
Coffee about a mon h my nervousness
disappeared and has never returned,
This is the more remarkable as 1 am
a Primary teacher and ¢ kept
right on with my work.
“My complexion now is clear and
reay, ny skin soft and smooth. As a
good complexion wag something I had
greatly desired, 1 feel amply repaid
even tho this were the only benefit
derived from drinking Postum.
“Before beginning .s use 1 hal
suffered greatly from indigestion and
headache; these troub.es are now une-
“known,
“Best of all, I changed from coffee
to Postum without the slightest in-
convenience, did not even Lave a
headache. Have known coffee drifik-
ers who were visiting me, to use Pos-
tum a week without being aware that
they were not drinking coffee.
“1 have known several to begin the
use of Postum and drop it bLeecause
they did not boil it properly. After
explaining how it ghould be prepared
they have tried it again and pros
nounced it delicious.”
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich, Read the booklet, “The'
Road to Wellville,” fu pkgs. “Thore's
a Reason.”
NG
From Youth,
“When very
hav
INE FOR SAVING FISH.
E. A
prosg-
hav-
‘hanon (Special) Mayor
r, of this city’ faces the
$200 in fines for
itleg saving
fish from destruc-
was convicted of il-
and obstructing a ste
or the puron © of preventing
ration of fish,
Fhe rec were brought by Chief
ish Warden Crisswell, of Harris
mrg, as a result of the drawing off
me of the city's South Mountain res-
ervoirs last month, at which
more than fifty city officials and oth-
ers were present Mayor Weimer at
the hearing before Alderman Ger-
berich admitted having taken over
5,000 eatfizh from the of the
rvoir and had them hauled to
Lebanon in a street gprinkler
here they were shipped in
Exmoor farm, in Se buylki
ty, and’ there placed in
streams
He admitted ordering
men to the supply dam
the fishing, defended
on the ground that the
have been destroved in by
and also on the ground ‘that
could not be pl »d back in the
they made water muddy
into the water 3, where
Le
Weime
pect
Ng
of paying
$140
nore than 5.000
ion. The Mavor
egal fishing
spent in ally
the
outlet
Fese
to
oun
Cans
his I1 C
hi Dn
to
olice-
conduct
action
would
the
fish
Near
but
ace
the
lied
Mayor Wei !
$50 for obstru
for t
mals
aking
me i
I police
Policen
fined
Demo
was fine
Sere
3
CHORKED AT DINNER TABLE,
NATURAL GAS,
IREAKER.
ial).
the fi
ground to de a
Ditchborn, of rm
LVitchborn 8
at Ma 1
v fi :
ceident ha
around
had gon
a bill
POOL BALLS
dangerous
gent £5
wriously
rondit fon
Racing into
from the Baker
2g a8 qul
17
bareback,
burt.
animal caught a shoe
rail and etumbled, Kotner
over bis Lead and struck the
curb with terrific force breaking Lis
back
toi
Howard Ketner,
‘ode a horee
stm
(AY
» $
CHE Fe
erialia
years, who
thrown
aged
wis
in the
trolls
went
Pretty Girls
Shamokin (Bpoe
Arrested,
‘aly. ~Bheriff Gem-
berling, of Maflin County, arrested
two pretty young girls here giving
their names as Mary Stulack and
Anna Costello. They ars charged
with robbery, the alleged erime be-
ing committed Iu Lewistown recent.
iy.
It is said the prisoners registered
nt a hotel at that place and robbed
Ming Blanch Hock of $60 after whien
they fled to this place.
FLEEING ASSASSIN SHOT.
Mifllintown (8pecial).—A party of
who had in the fields
found a human target for
The n their
and were near
Railroad station,
a Pennsylvania Railroad em-
ployee at this place for the past
twenty years, was shot and fatally
injured by an Italian workman,
The Italian was drunk and had
been disturbing others at the station,
when Mr. Derr asked him tou behave
himself, Mr. Derr then walked away,
when sudden-
revolver and
Mr. Derr, the
arm, the other
wounds in the
hunters
after
their
been
game
guns,
way home
vania
Derr,
were
the Pennsyl-
when Julius
me on
the Italian drew a
three times at
shot striking the
inflicting fatal
first
two
The was fol-
with
but
hunters
pursuit of the
found under a
town and when
ned fire on his
then fired
tantly
Itallan ran away,
by a crowd. the
guns joining
ssallant He was
just out of
BUTrre nder
uers T pursuer:
him, ki him ins
This has created a
feeling here Ital
ony, as are
in
kKed to op
ling
outrage bitter
cols
gid
fan
con
against the
:
Mr. Derr's wounds
fatal
TO IMITATE SOLOMON,
Columbia (Special Vith BSol-
wi old adage
4 case now Ki
ently Constabl samuel ‘ampbell
d R
of
STICKS TO OLD COINS,
Franklis
Cha
of
Roo
the Nt v
In God ! ust” on coins Th
# the very found: fie
and
from our cols
will not
that do
rds
motto
tion of
¥ we
afford to climinate it
§
cannot
agtiver coin
ring
i w
i =!
i 1
cks and the
his bn
3
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#
Of
ransaction
Limekiln
town {Bpecia
Iimekiln
of
A Fatal Couch.
1) Lying
Hanove:
npposed
Ohio
in
wt od
range
the
the
1 £4]
base of a
db
be Frederick fder. of
den Wily
Sehne
:
was found The ma gid evid
Fone to the
and rolle« : fracturing hi
ntly
kilne
kull
ating Dinner,
Foreigners Returning Home,
The exodus
of foreigners from the Schuylkill
Valley contin Nearly every day
delegations of 50 to 100 pass through
here bound for New York. During
the past month 1,500 from along the
Reading system departed for the old
country.
{ Special)
Reading
es
Eight Years For Incendiary.
Norristown (Special) With »
good situation and a chance to re
don himeell after belag freed from
the House of Refuge. Clarles Bur.
ton, a colored youth, was sentenced |
to eight years in the penitentiary, i
charged with incendiariem in setting |
fire to the barn of John Martin, at
North Wales, on November 17. The |
Martin's home came near being de.
s#troyed with the barn. i
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF,
Trooper John W. Moore, who has
been In a serious condition in the
Hazelton Hospital since being shot |
Ly Clementine Nelkam is out of .
danger and will recover. The bullet |
in his groin was probed for and re.
moved, |
Hurrying to catch a railroad train |
on her way home, Mrs. Mary Sewall |
fell through a bridge at 8t. Clair nl
distance of thirty feet. One entire
side of her body is paralyzed as the
result of the fall, which will prove
a
COMMERCIAL GOLUMN
Weekly Review of Trade and Latest
Marke! Revorts.
Dun’s Weekly Review of Trade
says:
Improvement {8 reported In retall
rade and sentiment is more hopeful
in some commercial departments, but
pending resumption of active demand
manufacturers restrict production.
Financial conditions are less disturb-
ing, much relief resulting from large
import of gold, while a better feeling
was caused by the announcement of
further Government ald, although the
proposed bonds and certificates have
not Increased the actual supply of
money. Mercantile collections are Ir-
regular, some sections of the coun-
try reporting unexpectedly prompt
settlement, while at other points they
are slow,
The final returns for October In-
dicated a favorable trade balance for
the United States of $68,747.482, and
still better results are promised for
November by preliminary reports
available for three weeks. No furth-
er difficulty is anticipated in meeting
payrolls, now that the midmonth set-
tlements have been made without
serious delay. Holiday trade has
opened, wholesale houses distribut-
ing goods to dealers throughout the
country.
is noticed In quo-
reduction
restriction
Little alterations
tations of {ron and
in price being averted by
of output Any pressure to foree
sal would result S concessions, but
producers maintain the statistical po-
sition by shuting down all capacity
for which the re is
gleel,
og
Wholesale Markets.
Wheat— Southern
\ WHE
Ve v
Baltimore, ——
ier on graded teady de
rime when ‘argoes sold
No. 2 red
red 87 3
for i
for
2 red
Coing Were Hidden Foy
A hundred specimens of the silver
tetradrachm of Alxeander the Great,
part.of a find of 500 pleces, made re-
cently in lower Egypt, have heen
brought to New York. They were
found in an earthen jar hidden
the side of an anclent well, where
they had laid undisturbed for
2,200 years. These pieces are
thick, and the silver is of great
ity. They correspond In welg
the half dollar,
The obverse bears the
Hercules In a lion's skin,
verse shows Zeus, seated in
and all bear the name
in Greek, Many interesting
grams and mint marks were
in this lot, and some of the
bore the Greek word, for the
marks, designating the towns or cities
where they were struck, were
forepart of a ram, a bow, a wari:
a plow, a helmet, and so on.
The coins are all struck
high relief, so high that the
bank teller would have trouble
gtacking more than three of
pieces without their tumbling
They were found at Luxor
York Times.
tht to
The re-
a chalr,
mohno-
pleces
ior,
in
over
Paying The “Lightening.”
party of American
were comfortably established
hotel in Germany discovered
contribution to “English ghe
spoke,” only this time they foun
in the written word The build
had been recently wired
city, and je bulbs
room directions were $
French, and Englisl
French was irreproachs
man nearly so, and
as fol IWS
A
a
n
ag
under tl
German,
Western and
seconds
Southern
SEL Ha
«Here?
Alive =
Sl¢ .
Poultry
chickens, 11@12¢.;
furkeys 12@G 18
Vestern chickens,
14718; fowls, 106
Philadelphia.—Wheat
contract grade, Novem 4
dull and weak: Novm-
Bac Oats quiet but
iy WT HAL
No white natural, 52% @
stern
1 ry 212
steady;
turkeys,
tow] :
Dressed
2a 1 7
131
13%e.
1 ¥
ber. L
6K
Corn
631
steady;
b3%e
Butter firm. g
Western creamery,
prints, 30.
Eggs firm, good demand;
vania and nearby firets,
32¢. at mark; do
ceipts, In returnable
mark: Western cholce
22 at mark: Wester
free cases; 31 mark
Live poultry steady;
tr 14. old roosters,
spring chickens, 11@
1215 13%; goose
keys, 144 186.
extra
nearby
ood demands
28¢ ’ ad Yon
Pennsyl-
free cases,
current re
cases. 31 at
free cases,
do.,
at
fowls, 12%
96 %%e;
13%: ducks,
12914; tur-
1
'f 4
Live Stock.
Chicago. ~Cattle—Market steady:
steers, $4@ 6.60; cows, $3.2064;
heifers, $2.50@5; bulls, $2,609
4.75; caives, $36 7.50; stockers and
feeders, $2.40@ 4.70.
Hogs Market strong 10¢. to 15e.
higher; cholce heavy shippers, $5.40
@ 5.560; Hght, butchers’, 35.400
$5.50; light mixed, $5.26@ 5.35;
choice light, $5.35@0.5); packing,
$4.85@5.30; pigs, $145.10; bulk |
of sales, 85.1540 56.30
Kansas City, — Cattle
steady te 156c. higher; cholce export
and dressed beef steers, 85.6042 6.00;
fair to good, $3.75@ 4.90; Western
steers, $2.40@ 4.35; stockera and |
feeders, $2.75@ 4.26; Bouthern
stoors, $3.25 4.00; Southern cows, |
$2004 3.35; native cows, $1.35% |!
8.90: native heifers, $2.50 4.36; |
bulla, $2.00@3.25; calves, $3.750 |
25
Pittsburg, Pa.~—~Cattlo—8apply |
steady; choice, $6.00 6.25;
prime, $5.60@ 5.90, Sheep—-8upply )
steady; prime wethers, $5.40
@6.60; culls, $1.50@2.50; lambs, |
$5.00@ 7.00; veal calves, $8. 00a |
8.25. Hogs Receipts fair: active; |
prime heavies; 85. 70@ 5.75; mediums |
and heavy Yorkers, $5.70: laht |
Yorkers, $5,400 5.50, pige, $5.15 @
5.25; roughs, 85.200 5.25,
Hogs-~Market 15 206c. higher:
top, $5.25; bulk of hats, 35 AY
{ 5.20; heavy, $4956 05.2
$5. 00@ 5. 20; piga and Haht, ake 0
@5.16.
i
Market
investg !
world’s +
3 Syeups
ir S cJennn
Cleanses the Sy stem Effect-
ually; Dispels € ole }oand fe at 4
ach es due to C oustipatid: 1
cls naturally, acts tr uly as
a Liaxalive.
Bost for Men Women and Child
ren Sound an (
To get its Bengficial Effects |
ways buy the Genuine which
was the fal name of tthe Com.
"CALIFORNIA
- nh Ya
fic Srrup Co.
by m of {ag tfactured,. pened on the
rors 4 ver oh nage
SOLD BY ALL LEA Ke DRUGGSTS.
one size only, regul ar Prue 50¢ per bottle
NO APPETITE
USED PE-RU-NA
M iS. LIZZIE LOHR, 1155 'W. 13th Bt,
i liscago, 1H. writes:
“1 take pleasure mm wriling you
we few Lines, thmking there may be
er women suffermng the same as | did,
“1 had my complaints for over a year,
night sweals all winter and no appe-
tle, | was run-down so far that bad
to sit dows to do my cooking, | was so
and
weak
“1 tried many different medicines
tors also. Nothing seemed 0 do me
od, The doctors wanled to operate
“At Hartman i
and he
1 should
last 1 wrote to Dr.
id him just exactly how | was,
me what atled me and bow
ina
as he told ne for four month
now ’ am all cured.
sn tell how thankful | am te
had piven up all hopes of ever
did
of sia
+
rs
% Ho * aml the mother
dren whe lepend on my supp
all day and seldon
ok five bottles of
yoget tired
Peruna in al
hing to kn
to we
woman wh
me Caw may wr
iv toll aft
ie
it
Hartman for whe
about
thank ir
ar me
AS BiG AS PERNIES
1
_
Head and Neck Covered—IHais
we CGut-—Suflered 6 Months
ura.
ed in 5 Weeks by Cull
* Soothing §
of tens thegruns redooes in
pain, cures wind colic, 25
alutions
with
are geelos
natura
Never la
ons were |
biame the
is so distressing, yet so
Easily Cured
it you wse regularly
: Parsons’ Pills
—
EE ——— a —
Mid but sore in effect.
Put up in glass visis,
28 cents. Sold by ofl dealers,
L 8. JOHNSON & CO. Boston, Mass,
Pr [ATES
on wish io ksow aboot
to know about PAY a OUNTY?
. tia to W. HM. Wille Attorn vatlad
Notary y ir hel, Wills Bulidi ng. 512 In Hana An
“0 Washi gos. B C MN yearsin Washiap
Union Soldiers and Ssfiors—war 186 19
d fo pension om age after they reach iz
s or deserts wile she mar be eanitied i
hik pansion
DRO S y ar ea OYE BY 4
wt nawen, Bok of bontlominls. smi £0 Daye’ |
svn IOP. nm, Hey 2 y tanta, “a,
to know abst
Po you wish
THADY.MAKKS'
PERSONS! Da
Po yom wih
FATESTS?
wish
BHOES AT ALL
PRICES, FOR EVERY ©
MEMBER OF TVE FAMILY,
ES
ied, fhegages they
W.L.Doupine $8 and $5 CIN
EF" CAUTION, « W, 1. Doug!
stitute, Sold by the heat shoe
of the worl,
Tas name and
Titastrated entalog free.
rien fe stamped on bottom. Take No Sale
Hhoos mailed from factory to any pars
W. I. HOUwLAS, Brockton, Mae
—— i
but »
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