WISE WORDS.
Not merely to appear good ought
man to care, but to be so both pri-
vately and publicly.—Plato,
A fool and his money are soon
parted, and if that doesn't justify the
‘ool to a commercial generation, noth-
ing will.—Puck,
There is no living without friends.
Portuguese,
The man that's goin’ to the devil
always finds congenial company on
the road.— Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Laziness begins in cobwebs and
ends in iron chains.—Spanish.
What is the oldest lunatic on ree-
ord? Time out of mind—Christian
Register,
It is it. ——
Irish.
no secret if threz know
It is unpleasant to turn back,
though it be to take the right way. —
Gern
rv
ian,
If you wish to reach the highest,
begin at the Jowest.—Syrus
1 expect to suffer a thousand ills,
but none so great as to act unjustly.
-—Socrates.
— —
Trawlers and Cables.
in connection with the damage
which is repeatedly being caused to
the cables the Commercial Cable
Company off the Irish coast by Brit-
ish trawlers, a letter written by Mr.
Clarence H. Mackay to the United
States Becretary of State shows the
cost and trouble to which the com-
pany is put in order to maintain its
service unimpaired. “During the
past three months,” he says, ‘our
cables have been injured and broken
two and three at a time by
fishing trawlers at a distance of about
fifty miles from the Irish coast. We
have expended over £20,000 already
this year in making repairs to our
cables off the Irish coast, and each
and every one of the Interruptions
has been due to these fishing trawl-
ers, ‘ The injury to us is not
only the enormous expense of repairs,
but also the necessity of refusing to
accept from the public for
transmission The trouble
is that it is impossible in most in-
stances to find out who the gulity
party is, and even after that is found
out, it is almost impossible to obtain
proof that the injury was wilful.” —
Engineer.
’
Oi
these
busineas
—
Old English Slaves.
Before the Conquest, and for a long
time after, at least two-thirds of the
people of England were denuded of
all the substantial attributes of free
dom. The lords had the absolute dis-
posal of them; they might be attac 1
to the soil, or by deed,
sale or conveyance, from one lord to
ancther; they could not change their
place or hoid they
were slaves under their obligation of
perpetual which the con.
sent the alone dis-
golve The was
abolished until the reign of Charlies
11., and so as 1775 men were
bought and sold in Scotland with the
estates to which they were bound.
aed
transferred
property; in short,
servitude,
could
not fairly
of master
n
ao
v
syster
late
Love's Labor Lost.
olent
A bene
vl oF : FF
ful of in
ting a
the telegr
¥ Oia gentiemar
rmation
wn r » re
; ENCE
Wires
he said
aph
countryman
“Waiting
‘long, eh?”
Ce a message go
Ae
The man grinned and sald, “Aye.”
he benevolent old man got on
the wall, and the next quarter
of an hour tried hard to dispel his
ignorance.
“Now,” he said
know something
hope you will
among
for
at last, "as you
of matter i
spread your knowledge
your mates on the farm.”
I don’t work on a farm"
ural citizen.
ire, then, may | ask?”
mates and [ are tele
and we are testing a
n's Weekly.
“
Would Tell The Truth.
Sentimental Young Lady-—Ah, pro-
fessor, what would this old ocak
if it conld talk?
Professor-—1t would say, ‘1 am an
elm.” —Fliegende Blatter.
the
re-
i
linemen,
wire." —Pearsc
say
HEALTH AND INCOME.
Both Kept Up on Scientific Food.
Good sturdy health helps one a lot
to make money.
With the loss of health one's in
come is liable to shrink, If not en
tirely dwindle Away.
When a young lady has to make
her own living, good health is he:
best asset,
“1 am alone in the world,” writes a
Chicago girl, “dependent on my own
efforts for my Hving. I am a clerk, and
about two years ago through close ap-
plication to work and a boarding
house diet, 1 became a nervous in.
valid, and got so bad off it was almost
impossible for me to stay in the office
a half day at a time.
“A friend suggested to me the ides
of trying Grape-Nuts, which 1 did
making this food a large part of at
least two meals a day.
“To-day I am free from brain-tire,
dyspepsia and all the {lis of an over:
worked and Improperly nourished
brain and body. To Grape-Nuts |
owe the recovery of my health, and
the ability to retain my position and
income.” “There's a Reason.”
Name given by Postum Co., Battle
Creek, Mich. Read “The Road te
Wellville,” in pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time.
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interest.
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BANK RUNNER ROBBED.
Philadelphia (Special). After
choking Joseph A. Vaughan, a bank
and robbing him of $1,800
trolley car, a
runner,
a Chestnut Street
man whose identity Is unknown,
dashed through the car, madly
thrusting aside a score of passengers,
and, leaping to the street, made good
his escape.
Several policemen pursued the dar-
ing thief, but he vanished into a big
department store,
The wallet in
money was inclogsed w
Broad Street saloon.
was missing, but checks
to $625 were found In
when it was picked up.
Vaughan ig 50 years oll and is
employed by the Empire Trust Com-
pany, a West Philadeiphia concern
He was on his way 1 the United
States Subtr after making
several collections when attacked
He had $1,900 in notes, which
carried in a wallet in an insid«
pocket hand satch he car
ried § The thief
choked Vaug th one hand and
reaching for the wallet with the
other, was off In a twinkling
Vaughan re sed the hand
The made hig way from
front platform to rear
car andl dashed the
department ire
on
the stolen
found in a
The money
amounting
the wallet
which
na
as
AsUry
he
coal
a el
papel
han w
o00 in money
!
tai gatchel
. » ihe
thief he
of the
crowded
the
into
Qty
PLANTS ON FULL TIME,
¢
{ Special) The mills of
Tenth § and
Pittsbu
irown &
Duquesne Way
tments
office that
the
re
Company, Str
reet
t was stated at the
business was
had a num
ad
5
company
week
Bri
8 GE
more than last
The American
: secured a 2,95¢
Chicago &
and 1,162
The Jones &
the
14
orders,
¢
furnishing 650
Bailey Avenu
in the last
ing companies have signed
scale with
of Iron,
the ensuing 3
Americ
Middle
Steel
secured
3
¥ 18d
fow
ympany has
*
t £ Of
net
in
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Amalg:
M town,
Sts Com
&
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Pittsburg;
Comp Any
] & N
ut Company
Worth
mn + 5
Worth
Kansas
Kansas
For
Fort} Tex
Wheel & Ir ;
eciing
ng Stes
v
on Cor
h W. Va
SAYS DOG WAS MAD
bad]
taken to
man
got
ma:
ig now
Foster Kelly,
the head |
fing
rom somo
vs F £3 vy Lage
Gi fe al inio
is hand and
swollen
tha!
I
s13f-
a badly !
u probat
10 a Paste
with
ni ‘8 he also
ill be taken Institutic
treatment
n
CALF HOLDS UP TRAINS,
New Cumberland (Special) For
1 week a calf owned by Daniel Folk
vhose farm adjoins this place, has
stirred up excitement among the rail-
roaders by its desire to wander on
he tracks of the Northern Central
Railway
The Southern Express between
Harrisburg and Washington was de-
layed seven minutes by the calf trot-
ting playfully in front of the engine
for a mile, while the engineer and
to chase it from the tracks.
The unusual part of the calf's an-
tics is that it crosses several open
bridges and culverts without making
Aa misstep. Mr. Folk has tried all
kinds of ways to keep the calf at
home.
it
BOY NEARLY HANGED,
York (Special).—Mrs, Rosa Ab-
romson, the proprietor of a grocery
store, was arrested on the charge of
attempting to hang Willlam Lands
man, six yeas old, a son of one ok
her neighbors. It is alleged that
Mrs. Abromson seized the lad and
tied a rope about his neck and sus-
pended him from a balcony.
The boy was almost strangled
when he was discovered by Elec.
Bair, a passerby, who hurried into
the yard and cut the rope. Young
Landsman was black in the face and
it was sometime before he was re.
vived. The father of the boy pre-
ferred the charge, and Constable
Ginter arrested the woman.
Mrs. Abromson says she intended
no harm to the boy. Her friends
assert the boy was suspended by his
arms and not by the neck.
A A
SHOOTS WIFE; KILLS SELF.
Boyerstown (Bpecial), - James
Heimbach, aged 35 years, attempted
to murder his wife and then ecom-
mitted suicide. Heimbach's wife left
him last week and the would-be muy.
dered called upon her to try to per-
suade her to return to him.
This the woman refused to do,
and Helmbach shot her. It is not
believed that the woman Is danger-
ously injured. Heimbach then turn-
od the revolver upon himself, dying
instantly.
A ch CR ERAS
LIGHTNING HITS CAMP.
Gettysburg (Special).—-On the eve
of their departure for their homes
three men of the Pennsylvania Na-
tional Guards were struck dead in
one of the most severe electrical
storms ever experienced on this his-
toric battlefield about 10 o'clock P.
M. The identified dead are:
PRIVATE BARBE, Bighteenth Regl-
ment,
PRIVATE
ment,
PRIVATE
ment,
The body of Garver was severed
intwain as though by a sword
The greatest confusion prevailed
and the visitors to the camp as well
#35 many of the troopers were panic
giricken.
When the
MORRISON, Tenth Regi-
GARVER, Tenth Regi-
i
storm came up Govern-
or Stuart was entertaining friends
in hig tent The storm broke with |
such suddenness and fury that the |
occupants of the tent found themselves
entangled in canvas and ropes |
in an tant, but all escaped injury
There were nearly 50 men in
regimental guard tent of the Tenth
Regiment when the storm broke, and
not one is belleved to have escaped
1
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the
ins
the
|
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The me of the Second Brigade,
whose tents were pitched in the low
land, were forced to swim to safety,
When the storm swept down upon
"
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camp there were hundreds of
present Scores of men and
sought sh in the Y. M
This immense sheet of
tossed like a toy bal-
wind, but strangely
person fs said
elter
A. tent X
Was
gale of
of one io
en injured
Rain, which
accompanied
pment
on a cloud-
the storm, flood-
and ding
indating glreets
two feet Dozens
Gettysburg citizens
from drowning
Christian Asso- |
was filled with |
had taken re-
was razed to |
far as known, !
ininred
inijureq J
BLEVINS WAS |
bordered
sD
¥ the
narrow
The Young
§
Men's
which
who
ent, {
hn
form,
rt
{
1k
who re
Frat
of
Pe wit is
ampli
of Cit
Neweas i
three other murders
aid relative
murder
¥
i Treasurer 31
sievins, in
LO §
nr f Was
in the
Barnes
Us Were
raise a
suggested
al Neweapstls
to leave the pent
West
Une
talk
good
i}
‘
i¢
planned
#aid
ne of
io
tL
relatives .
I wrote about
* men undertook the
as a
roing in
=
outside
Iwo
anf
RALx
iff
Une
and
when Bley
man came
him a
then he h
h
ontinued
Open 341;
fanning &t ont
in
him
ins Came up
blow
him §
beat
A
3
fi
at dealt
rk.
#
h
with
Foi
a bleyele
a
¥ fonth
0 Gents
All this was
it
hace n io
mn
and
done quickly
offic the
in going away,
how much money
the Treasurer's
tien
Line
e, men lost |
I do not
know they got
BODY EXHUMED BY ORDER OF |
COURT.
(Special). County De
Jones, of Wilkes-Barre. ac
companied by Deputy Coroner Lo
mont and Dr. Danser, of Hazelton.
arrived here and had the body of
the late John Hartranft exhumed in
obedience to an order of Court.
The stomach was taken out and
will be sent to an expert to have
its contents analyzed It will be a
week before the result of the an- |
Freeland
tective
The detective stated that this ae.
tion was taken on the petition to
the Court of a number of citizens
of Freeland. Mr. Hartranft died af- i
ter a brief lliness and was buried |
last week. His insurance amounted |
to $2.000, and it is believed the
company asked to have the post.
mortem made
PLANS MEMORIAL TO QUAY.
—————— wa i
Pittsburg {Special}. —Ia memory
of her husband, United States Sen.
ator M. 8. Quay, Mrs. Quay has com-
pleted arrangements for erecting a
mansion in Sewickley Heights, Pitta. |
burg, which will be a sort of monu-
ment to the great politician dead |
It is to cost about $100,000 and will |
be named Ballamona.
The name was suggested to Sena
tor Quay and his wife years ago io |
Italy by Hall Caine, who with Mr, |
Quay planned an elaborate Hbrary,
which was to be in the house which
Quay at that time intended building
for himself. This library will be a
feature of Mrs. Quay's now home,
and Caine is being consulted regard
ng it.
AA
Woman Attacked By Cow.
Bloomsburg (Special). While!
milking a cow at her home in Bugar
loaf Township, Mrs. Frank Mitchell
was suddenly attacked by the animal
came to her assistance. She hae
many wounds on her head and back
and it is feared she is Injured inter
nally,
A A BA BI
The New York Central employs
60.000 men and between $3,000,000
wages,
A TERRIBLE CONDITION.
Tortured by Sharp Twinges, Bhooting
Pains and Dizziness,
G18 South Oar
¥, Minn, says: “I was
80 bad with kiduey
trouble that | could
hot straighten up af-
ter stooping without
sharp paing shooting
through my back. |
had dizzy spells, was
nervous and my eye-
vight affected. The
kidney secretions
were Irregular and
too frequent. | was
in a terrible condition, but Doan’s
Kidney Pllls have cured me and |
have enjoyed perfect health since.”
Sold by all dealers. b0cents a box.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y
Hiram Center,
street, Lake Cit
be
To Cripple The Ghost.
This curious bit of Dalmatian £u-
perstition turned up in a recent trial
at Trieste: Antonia lago, a widow,
was accused of mutilating a Corpse,
Gf the dead, by severing the sinews
in the fool of Mathe Duda, a dece
ed landowner, al Salona near Spala
In that locality exists a deeply
rooted superstition that any evil-doer
will, after death. be compelled
wander round eternally in the shape
of a greatly distended spirit, to the
ror avd discomfort of himse!f and
beholders
As Duda’s daughter-in-law
reasons for fearing that he might
become a ""Bukodlak.,” as the Dal
Mmatian vernacular has it, she employ-
ed widow to cut the ligaments
! fool, and thus prevent
ramblings later. Antonia
widow, believed absolutely in the
r conscientiously earn-
as
{to
Lo
iad
the
any
the
ide
te
perstit
in and
her pay
Th lower
risoner, bwcause
of plety but the
appeal reversed the decisi
tenced her to three days’
men! for mistreatment of 2
Laicago News
:
ed
¢ court discharged
»
motives court
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u Tik
im;
corp
The Expert Shoemaker,
The expert shoemaker is in
way a sory of Sherlock Holmes:
{ by looking al 2
ran 184
something
Lie
cust
where
ime
r
shoes about the
Cust
the of
evidence
in
he
ar the ahsence
any such commonplace
that, but by the manner
shoes show wear But
3
ia
shoes
is not
Here
Wears the soles of her shoes very thin
at their forward end, the
there, at the 1oe;
~!
and
ips
You live in -
he shoe expert
“No.” says the woman. “1
5 Why did you think 1
the country ™*
‘Hecause your shoes are worn
the foes I
macadam roads
here the expert slipped,
in this case by making
lowance for & habit of these shoes
but usually he can
New York Sun
the country,
live in
+
13S
f Boon i
he cl
boy
not
Wearer: teil
Senator Crane's Baseball
Barebhall a
of Senator Crane
of Massachuseils
is < aint
Governor be
took
them by having the rigs
al ap open field and an-
g£ there was {oo be a baseball
Two nines were chosen and
ite game began Pretty soon some.
body came along the road
“What teams are they?” he asked
ne of the drivers
“SWhy. that man pitching is the
Govenor of Massachusetts.” the driv.
er replied “The one calchiog is
the lieutenant gowernar. the first
baseman is a Congressman: the sec
ond baseman is the judge advocate
general.’
‘Say!”
“Perhaps
who 1
parte!"
rized
¥ 3 the
i ik
noun
UL
game
of
interrupted the passer-by
you would like to know
am I'm Napoleon Bona-
Boston Herald
Wisdom Of Age.
“Ma. why don’t you keep out of
the parlor? Thinge are running
smoothly now.”
“You ain't enevaged yet. daughter,
and your ma knows from experience
that a young man who finds things
running too smocthly is apt to get
bored and quit!” Kansas City Jour.
cal
Hicks’ Capudine Cares Women's
Monthly Pains, Rackache, Nervousness,
and Headache, It's Liguid. Effects imme
thiately, Prescribed by physicians with best
results. 10c., Pe, and Se. at drug stores.
Tactiul.
In the parlor there were three:
Girl, parlor lamp and he.
Two is compay, no doubt;
That is why the lamp went out.
«Princeton Tiger.
Ladies Can Wenr Shove
Allen’s Foot.
ares swollen, | of, SWrAURE & Bing
Jures swol t of, sw a
nails, corns and butions, At
8 Olméred,Lokoy N.Y.
AS AS
Proper Enough.
“Gracious! children, slop
that
“But we're paying war,” replied
“What? You mustn't play "war
“But, ma, this is a religious war.”
An Autograph Fan,
i
‘e
has a very good-looking husban
whom she is most proud.
ing marked attention to a lady
Ler own set she kept a careful watch
er among her husbands
number of letters written 1
lady.
She
papers
then reflected
course she should
thought long and at
strange plan
From among
as to
pursue
last hit upon
the
and
{Oo
them on the back of her fan
then accompanied her husband
dinner where she knew she
meet her rival It was not
fore the fan attracted the
long be-
attention
to
the guests, who asked be al
to look at it.
The fan then passed
hand, and when it reached
turned crimson and
a sudden indisposzitior
hastily From the Gent
Lae
from han
thi
sivicl eon
unger
withdrew
woman.
oe
Hitks' Capudine Cures Headache,
\\ hether from Cold, Hest, Stomach. or
| train. No Acetanilid or dangerous
It's Liquid. Effects immediately.
. 25c., and Boe. at drug stores.
drugs
30
tat
Brit
Tits
mn
$50,000,000
that
Laid
It has n
thority that
into Canada
worth
each
slated
Ameri
are
i t
Deer on 14
cay grants
aking
nto
y F ' :
Oy pro 3 &
propert country
year
FITS 5t. Vitos'Danoe :Nervons Diseases nor.
manently cured by Dr, Kline's Great Nerve
Bestorer $2 trial bottle and treatise free,
Dr. H. R Kline, Ld4..981 Arch St, Phils, Pa
More
plo;
i Wage
about
$/.50
than 100,000
in
Of
11 !
a week
Ver
To Drive Out Malaria and Build Uj
the System
Tasrz
Rove's
Kuow
3A Oe
ih, Sowing it
in A tasteless
form For
Standard
Tox Y »i
The form
Bre leaking
OL every
pun
Lott
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CUTICURA CURED FOUR.
ing, Burning Rash—Three Little
Eabies Had Skin Troubles—Calls
Caticura Her Old Stand-by,
ir 2
re
for it
| po ne
went be
! never {ail
4
:
¢4
| my uncie s baby
and
; Ramee nx
enth
{i eden di ie
fore,
hot fo
Whey
One
i marry
{ think you
| Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Childres
i teething softens thegume re :
| thom, allays pain, cures wind colic, 2 a bot
{ The
i Custon
| glyphice
name in {
Long
‘weld
fuocesinfamm
Laund
past
ry Check.
| Go
No;
crossey od
Custom
The
General Demand
of the Well- Informed of the World bas
always been for a simple, pleasant and
efficient liquid laxative remedy of knowe
value; a laxative which physicians could
manction for family use because its com
ponent parts are known to them to b
wholesome and truly beneficial in effect,
acceptable to the system and gentle, yet
prompt, in action
In supplying that demand with its ex
cellent combination of Syrup of Figs and
Elixir of Senna, the California Fig Syrup
|
Co proceeds along ethical lines and relies
on the merits of the laxative for its remark.
able success
That is one of many reasons why
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna is given
the preference by the Well- Informed.
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine—manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co., only, and for sale
by all leading druggists. Price fifty cents
per bottle
WIDOWS under NEW LAW obtain.
PENSIONS "Volo "sn me.
A A538 “
them.
| SURGICAL
PERATION
If there is any one thi
woman dicads more than anoth
is a surgical operation.
We car ho
Contr
dreds,
perform «d il
pitals whicl ly anu
sary and many have been avoided by
LYDIA E.PINKHAM’S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
For ; of this statement read
the following letters.
Mrs. Barbara Base, of Kingman
Kansas, writes to Mrs. Pinkham:
‘ Fo ‘ht years I suff :
most severe form of female t
peration
tate y
LAL *
that
void 14
vii ud
there
ud jet ie
i
3
Vie ii
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Yi ti
1 ii
4%
wr eis ven
i
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ron
I wrot
ad took | inkban
ind, k
™ HAs 83
Il woman
House, of (
N. J. wri
fr
5 #0
»
+ ad
§
NECESSAry
greed me
vr 3.4
v egetabie
5 i
to-day | an
FACTS FOR
jam’s Vv ple
w Poli 13¢
¢ apa Lng
v
ICK WOMEN
dia bk “13
Ie d, made
5 ' “
»
: is ne
t
il
Ix
female
ured th
ONSa nt
11h lad wis
ihled with
on. ul
i (TY
irregula
, and backache
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick
women to write her for advice.
She has guided thousands ta
health. Address, Lynn, Mass,
”
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ial iT8
FOURTEEN HUNDRED AND
SIXTY-FIVE MEN
need
tes are ge our
u
thirty different
SES Tr
¥
ots to
m lates,
> iseful artic
We turn
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Keeps the breath, teeth, mouth and body
satiseptically clean and free from un.
healthy germ-lile and disagreeable odors,
which water, soap and tooth preparations
slone cannot do. A -
germicidal, dissin.
fecting and deodor-
izing toilet requisite
of exceptional ex
cellence and econ.
omy. Invaluable
for inflamed eves,
throat and nasal and
uterine catarrh. At
drug and toilet
stores, 50 cents, or
by mail postpaid
Large Trial Sample
WITH HEALTH AND BEAUTY BOOK BENT FRE:
THE PAXTON TOILET CO., Boston, Mass.
i Patent your 3
{ ister your
| Trade-Marks, Copyright your Books, Writings, Pia.
tures, ele. New sot af 10 Bounty for soldiers sai
| heir relatives, who served in the oivil war, 1861.4
Have sacured over $l oso 30r them, For blanks
sud instraction Ww Wills, An
ad
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