Syrup of ios | & ® ary Smal: acts gently yet prompt- ly onthe bowels. dearses e system effectually, assisls one nov ercoming habitual constipation yermanently. To ae its eneficial e fects | Huy the genuine. lanu factured by the CA LIF OR INIA Fic Syrup Co SOLD BY LEADING DRUCGISTS - 504 pe BOTTLE S.C RUEUMATSH low. Write quick Bow $1ta ng Tra wi i Urs IRuAr (GH M Nature doesn’t talk under a all the queer en bahles can le permit year so they irn use to them { 3 { | i | | ing the shell the is bad. reese sabe — NE NA NANA NNN NNN ot AL EN TAL oO Deafne arrh. Trini mail frog "RE. Minneapolis game because CEE Lureg «1 t by JELLY tresty Guessed Right, In Danger. Frank tells of . the trust cident shorter, «Known is said to . a * just time know, “Mrs. day rec husband the marriage Do shorter than ever.” “Why not?" with a sn tied El 3 ently, goo for vou answered “he’s married ar iii down UPWARD START After Changing From Coffee to Pos. tum. Many a talénted person back because of the inte coffee with the nourishment body. This is kept rierence of of the is especially with whose nerves are very sensitive, often the case with There is a simple, of coffee evils, 80 those As is d persons way to get rid and a Te lady's ex- perience along these lines {8 worth considering. says: “Almost from the beginning of the use of coffee it hurt my stomach. By the time I was fifteen | was almost a nervous wreck, nerves all unstrung, no strength to endure the most triv- fal thing, either work or fun. “There was scarcely anything 1 could eat that would agree with me. The little | did eat seemed to give me more trouble than It was worth, | finally quit coffee and drank hot wat. er, but there was so little food J could digest, I was iterally starving: was so weak 1 could not sit up long at a time, . "It was then a friend brought mea hot cup of Postum. | drank part of it and after an hour I felt as though I had had something to eat — foit strengthened. That was about five years ago, and after continuing Pos tum in place of coffee and gradually getting stronger, to-day I can eat and digest anything 1 want, walk as much as I want. My nerves are steady, “1 believe the first thing that did me any good and gave me an upward start, was Postum, and I use it alto- gether now instead of eoffee” “There's a Reason.” talent: Easy fin Mii. 55 Ne Creek, Mich. Read Yellville,” in pkgs. Ever read the above letter? A new one appears from time to time, They are genuine, true, and full of human interest, rr a A AA RIE AR ini: FEVER EPIDEMIC ENDANGERS CATTLE Prevalent in Mo tour, Danville (8Special).—A serious out- break of a contagious foot and mouth tour and Northumberland Counties, The outbreak is considered of so seri- on that there arrived In Danville several representatives of | the State Sanitary Board, and three experts of the United States Department of Agriculture, who are 1I§ & nature Livestock now occupied in an effort to prevent the i spread of the malady. The foot and mouth common in Europe, but exceedingly in this country. This is the first time the digease has ever broken out in Pennsylvania and only the second time in North America, it having been epidemic in New Eng- land in 18962, when thousands of cattle died. The outbreak here has been traced to a car load of cattle shipped to Danville from Buffalo, New York, and sold to different farmers in this vicinity by a loeal dealer. Already the State authorities have | laced four farms a cattle pen | under strict quarantine. All the cat- | tie on + places are dying i disoase 18 | rare and thes: MADE NICKELS AND DIMES, Clever Counterfeiter Floods Luzerne County With Change. : Wasil igner al) Kal- | fore WHR Ar- counterfoiter, it be- particuls with spurious bold i th Of- to than Lae | lma became + frequently recently B80 paid his bills wi and iat he long was due in counterfeiting irfious coin, ti £0 he work wand at {+ LE the TARIFF ON HONEY WANTED, Pennsylvania Beekeepers Ask For Protection, i { Special). A res fo grhq+ in sual le unanimously adopte conven Pennsylvania I Association Another reso- that it is the of the duty of 10 of the Ree. State keepers’ desire cents | a pound be placed beeswax also adopted, The President Harrisburg First Vice President Manheim. Second Vi Horner Third Hea, Re Secretary-Treasurer terthwail, Harrisburg. DRU MMERS ( ROW D HOTE ILA. on was following officers were chosen: | Prof. H. A. Surface, H. K. Beard, | ce President “ Harold Jenkinto wi. Vice President yuoldaville H. | Geo A. PF. Sat-] But No Accommo- | Altoona, Lots Of Basiness, dations In Sinee the drummers Local ho- | {Special great army of to the roads. tels have been swamped by demands for acommodations and are turning | guests away. The salesmen report a tremendous business here, the buying within the past week being 50 per cent. greatnr than at any week the last year in anticipation of increased demands for goods. Altoona election a have taken SUFFOC ATE p BY Gd ASOLINE. | Girl With Head Wedged In Pail Meets Horrible Death, Pittsburg (Special). — Overcome by the fumes of gasoline, which she | was pouring from a tank into a pail, Merl Kansig, 17 years old, of Moon | Run, Collier Township, fell into the pail of fluid. Her head was tightly wedged in the vessel, and she died of slow suffocation. Arrested For 14-Year-Old Crime, Wilkes-Barre (Special).—Anthony Maners, who returned to Pittston af- ter an absence of 14 years was ar rested within a few hours for the erime which caused him to flee from the clry, During a quarrel, he drew & re. volver and fired three times at Aldor. man Thomas J. O'Brien. Each shot missed, however, and Maners fled, Thinking that the shooting had been forgotten, he returned. Fle admitted the shooting. Mayor Gillesple held him for a further hearing. STEEL TRU ST TO ENLARGE, Will Spend $5,500,000 For New Plants, Pittsburg, (Special), ~The United States Bteel Corporation has decided upon new plans and extensions in the Pittsburg district to cost $5,600, 000, the greater part of which will be used to Increase {ts capacity for pressed steel cars. President William E. Corey left for the East, after a conference with superintendents of subsidiary plants covering two days, conferences day. Just are concluded in before Bteel Corporation erect in the a would Immediately wheel plant at a cost of £3.000,000; the Schoen Steel Wheel Company, of $1.600,« would be made 000, the departments of the Steel Company would be made cost of at least $1,000,000, The pressed-steel wheel President Corey said, at a cost industry, factor in the Corporation an important of the Steel time to come, Sixty per cont. total equipment Is now in operation, Mr. Corey sald, and the outlook for 1808 is most promising It is ox- pected that a large portion of the idle equipment will shortly be put into operation, and the the most prosperous history of the big {ron organization, for somo 10 ho the Tries Hard To Die, Special) After taking pills een antl. of corrosive sublimate glass, a Mmanoon Of concentra i lye and i razor in Della Her Oil City septic t ots hleosn tabDienh puzzics Corey Home Without Wife, Pittsburg tates Stes] Pittaburg net at the HUHNE men, baggage Mabel Gil Bim STATE ITEMS. Panther gpot of & Navi wd to J it Hill. The G00, Work When the Sch Leh wding pulled in- led with the Two people uyikill & train from Re it colli shifter injured to Slatington Lehigh Valley named the fol. represent the seasion of the gress at Pltts- Governor Stuart lowing delegates at the annual erican Mining Con December 2: H. H. Btoek, W. J. Richards, Pottsville: Morris Williams, Philadelphia: WwW, Jamison, Greensburg: John H Jones and W. W. Keefer, Pittsburg: Whyel and Fred C. Knelgh- Uniontown, and W. H. Clinger Bcottadale. 0 ite Am burg ge ler, Accommodation Monongahela a Rallr ith train No. Division oad, was 146, of the wrecked the so the Monongahela River The engineer and fireman were burned. Beri President of Beleet Council of Chester has received a letter from the Automobile Club of Philadelphia corners in Chester containing information as to distances and directions. The fast freight trade on the Read- ing Hallway Company has shown a large increase during the past week requires two and sometimes trains to haul merchandise from Reading to this city. Mrs. Allce Fahs, of Belingsgrove, has brought actién against the York Bridge Company to recover $25,000 damages for the death of her hus down of the false work used in the construction of the Mifinville Bridge at which time seven men met their Commissioner Neill has notified cording to the prices of coal sold at tidewater the anthracite mine workers are to receive 6 per cent above the basis for November, Acting under special instructions from Judge J. Q. Van Swearingen, detectives and members of the Biate constabulary raided nineteen politic. al and social clubs at Fayette City, near Pittsburg, and arrested nine teen persons on a charge of selling Haguor fHegally, Thomas Limskl, a white newsboy, was held up by two colored lads back of the poles station at Chester in broad daylight and robbed of all the money In his possession. One of the colored youths threw a bag over Limskl's head while the other rifled his slothing, ¥ ONE KIDNEY GONE, But Cured After Doctors Said There Was No Hope. Bylvanus O. Verrill, Milford, Me, Bays: "Five yoars ago a bad injury paralyzed me and affected my kid- neys, My back hurt me terribly, and the urine was badly disordered Doctors sald my right kidney was practically dead. They sald I conld hen 4 never walk again. I read of gan using them. One box made stronger and freer from pain. on using them, and in thfee months the kidneys wore acting better, proved rapidly, discarded the erutches soon completely cured.” Sold by all dealers. 50 cents a box. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. Y. Records In Tunnel Boring. “World's records in the tunneling line being broken gald Henry are Angeles,’ down in Martin, “The records are being broken in the of the great bring the construction which will aque- high Sierras to the city geles, Several great On the lake bore 160 excavated during the fo world’s record. The cost $24.19 a foot, while the expert engineers estimated that foot would be the lowest PORS figure at which the work One mile of this now completed “On A month consid kee Son of Los An- tunnels immense Eliza- foot Leen {avs Gays, has last ten board « $75 ible be is could tunel Lie nison tun nel bean ; Las EXIT ties tine} spread ¢ yor req rdinary Cured as they cannvl Entarrh Cotarrh Cannot ile With tocar arrricat reach the scat of the blood or constitutional disea to cure it you mast take mterna Hall's Catarrh Cure 4 taken in acts directiy on the b and Cus sur face. Hall's Catarrh Cure iv not a quack medicine. [1 was prescribed by one of the physicians m thu country for years IL ws composed IONE Lindy rier j1os ten ¥., Bou nu Demt Dilood purifiers, acting mucous surfaces. The { of the ten ingredients 1s wneh wonderful reesaits in Bend for tewtimoniale free F J Cuengy & Co Prove Bold by i Take A ail « Vamily Pills for the sti01 what produces curing cstarrb . Toledo, O. d resets, Bed uhits, To Drive Out Mal the # Hicks’ Capudine Whether fre mn Mental Strain orugs Cures Headache, > * 3 i its liquid 10¢., 2e., sand Ke irug stores make the govt ey don't would If mon doubtioss it laugh Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syn up for Child tect hang, sofltoma the gums re ' Son, aliays pain, cures wind ool 0 a bottle. thin that them Bone excuses blind man are 80 can see through a Itoh cured in 30 minutes by Banitary Lotion. Never fails A woman plimexnt a man i he has forgotie nh At drugriets can remembe iid is name RE a) Hicks’ Capudine Cures Women's Monthly Pains, Backache, Nervousness, and Headache. It's Liquid. Effects imme diately. Prescribed by physicians with best results, 1e., oe. and be., at drug stores, A woman ite down and waits for temptation to come along, but a man usually meets it half way. A Cure for Hog Cholera. Hog Cholera or Swine Plague as it is sometimes called {8 a highly con- tagious dfborder. When a hog shows any symptoms of this disease, he should be isolated at once and the pen fumigated in order to save the other hogs if possible. Mix one part Sloan's Liniment with milk io a bottle and give every sick bog a tablespoonful of this night end morning for three days. Bloau’s Linlment Is a power ful antiseptic, kills the disease germs soothes afl inflammation and acts to the animal, MeCarthy of ldaville, Ind, My hogs had hog cholera days before we got Bl Liniment, which was recon me by a neighbor who was with success, I have used it days and my hogs are One hog died before Liniment, but I have not lost “" us A. J. three an's imended now almost Mr. G. W, Ind. writes: —"1 had coughing and were them some of Sloan's Liniment and they got better at once.” Sloan's book on Horses, Hogs and Poultry sent free. Ad« fress Dr. Earl 8B. Sloan, Boston, Mass. Balsbaugh of Peru, four pigs Cattle man's conscience doesn't much his wife be- up and take notice A married until ging to sit SEVERE BLEED! NG HEMORRHOIDS, Bores, and Itching Eczema-Doctor Thought an Operation Nocessary ~Cuticura’s Efficacy Proven. *Y am now eighty years old y ¥ axe § ba on I several remedies for months fa ¥ 3 help priring this time sores i 3 {tery 31. iteh. hen I began to use Cuticura and Pills, injecting a ura Ointment with a Cut Seri It took a mont} me In a f iy 1 treated ms mnths and The of money, and { 1» changed fo a We ecxema. 11 Roan : (Ointment tity of Cutie Suppository treatment to get then 8 day for me once or twice & York k alot ate that T « Hopkinton of this hoon Lire treat ?& vated BAP BLL FRR ABG 04 EL ABE P9009 5840986 —— Farquhar Engines, Lorn Shellers. Boilers, otton Planters, Saw Bills, Stocks, AGRICUL TURAL MMPLIMENTS GENERALLY, A. B, Farquhar Co., 114., York, Pa. TELL 4 0S Adi HELP FOR WOMEN mend lor book. SEPIBPPBPBPBL PPP 080080 insiet on Mavin Dr. MAKTLL'S Preparation 4 he siandard Hemedy. AT PRU ree “Reliel tor Weoemen,”' J0 W, 3248, RK. Y. City, FRENCH DRUG CO. DROPS SEW DISCOVERY lvoe quik peilef and eur Bak of teeflovenich snd tO Bags irestmend Fro. a fi. 8, GHEESS SON, Bex B Shanty in, rou IALREMEDY" prosoried A temple Tomiie within sasy reach of eve ry , " kict free, MARR {RE FIM ANC Pregst roenscs A SURGICAL OPERATION If there is woman dreads mo is a surgica We can fear of a contradict that there are hun- dreds, yes, ations . i Yar hos- pitals which are itire NOeCces« Bary and many have been 2 avoi ded by LYDIA E. PINKHAM’S VEGETABLE COMPOUND eT Foes ot of statement read the fol ! CTR. Mrs, ar Ba NE, of Ki ing Kansas, Writes to Mra, Pinkha “ s I suffe red fr most severe f« of female t was told that hope of reco for OE i x (156 1 } : i Ow y 1 ny oniy nkham advices nr Hom . AGYICe, a (hams saved invites all sick her for advice. thousands to « Lynn, Mass, . Pinkha women to She has health. m write guided Addres W. L. Doegglas makes and sells more men's 81.00 an B3.50 shoes than any other manufacturer in the world, he. cause they hold their shape, fit better, and wear longer than any ether make. , Shoes ot AH Prices for Every Member of the * Famity, Men Boys, Women, Kisses § Children Ee 6 and 85 90 Gat Edge Shoo cannot st any price. W. IL Douglas 52.50 and : 00 shoot wre She bast 5 the world Fast Color Eyelets Used Exclusively. ar Fake Noes ated ftute. WwW. L. Don ns THA TT oft bottom Sold Tm factory to any 157 Sort to , DOIG AS, "Brockion, Mines nine TO Diferent Heourehotd HMemedieos, Finvortng 82,000,000 Outp Color more goods brighter and Taster can dye any gartat without ripping apart, BL 12 Gu Malaria system. A Few Woks Later, “Now, my dear,” sald Mrs. Newed, as her husband was about to start downtown, ‘be sure and get home by 5 o'clock.” “Now, don’t be unreasonable, Ei len,” replied Newed, “before we were married you never expected me to show ww till 8." ~Chicaso News, When a woman shows her greatest fortitude is In believing all a man brags about himself when she knows it isn’t true. Ive. One 00 package colors all Sbers, ard a ye ¥ dye In 00d water better than any other dye, MONROE DRUG CoO. Unincy Phnorn CHICKENS EARN Whether you raise Chickens for fun e offer a book jeliing all Jota beak Whitten, oy ears in raising P had to = ment and ed way uct the business— CENTS in i Cure ayes Marker, which indeed For adults and children. Soc. MONEY! ur vn or profit, you i Ry to do it intelligently and t by the experience of others. fl po 7 ou need er on the sub- whe made hie 8 success, A A"
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