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object to having real food on
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company are delighted it!”
Mr. Greenspaynt—Yes: but my
part requires me to rise from the
table after a couple of mouthfuls and
fay, "'l cannot eat tonight-—a strange
dread comes over me; | will seek the
gqufet of yonder apar for a
time." — Royal Magazine
Manager vou
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at
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went in another column of this paper.
The Usefulness Of Tears.
The psychological of
has inter d thinkers for
That crying brings about
mental crisis nd and ther di
finitely asserted and, in all probabili-
ty, very tru Every woman Knows
aspect tears
ages
tain
de-
. )
thatnothing reli
readily
mind more
weep on occasi
The physics
ever, has t 1
serfously clentific
until these latter day
lives center arou
things call
about seems
two a
repel Tears
gréat Killers
Wherefore, if the baby cries,
instance, be n« it
good for the bab: rids the
ittle thing of millions of bacteria
If your young tubs his toe and
bawls with of an offend-
ed nature ved at youth-
ful estate, vourself that,
while his tears are
washing away EAD.
sms that might otherw greal
havoc with his physical If
prempted have a good let
nothing stay the flow of briny drops
incident thereto ington Her-
ald.
- 188%
or iu
by nyvestigators
vhen all our
pestiferon
Everything
one of
attract or
sald
18
i
we
us
pur
org
2%
hioned for
poses
ras
ETI
germ
to be
for
is
ail the
not vet I
console
hurts
hosts
toe his
of micro
ite work
self
10 Cry
Wash
H. Hsl Liang, viceroy of
hygia, asked 10,000,000
($5,960,000 gold) from the exche-
quer to carry out reform measures in
the Manchurian provinces, and a de-
cre® has been issued granting his
request,
E. Man-
for taels
SENSE ABOU T FOOD
Facts About Food Worth Knowing.
It is a serious question sometimes
to know just what to eat when a per
son's stomach is out of order, and
most foods cause trouble,
Grape-Nuts food can be taken at
any time with the certainty that it
will digest. Actual experience of peo
ple is valuable to any one interested
ir foods.
A Terre Haute woman writes: "|
had suffered with indigestion for
about four years, ever since at attack
of typhoid fever, and at times could
eat nothing but the very lightest food
and then suffer such agony with my
stomach I would wish I never had to
eat anything,
“1 was urged to try Grape-Nuts
and since using it I do not have to
starve myself any more, but I can eat
ft’at any time and feel nourished and
satisfied; dyspepsia is a thing of the
past, and | am now strong and well.
“My hushand also had an eper.
jente with Grape-Nuts. He was very
wenk and sickly in the spring. Could
not attend to his work. He was put
under the doctor's care, but medicine
did not seem to do him any good un.
til he began to leave off ordinary food
and use Grape-Nuts. It was positive
ty surprising to see the change In
him. He grew better right off, and
naturally he has none but words of
praise for Grape-Nuts.
“Our boy thinks he cannot eat a
meal without Grape-Nuts, and he
fedrns so fast at school that his teach.
er and other scholars comment on it,
1 am satisfied that {t is because of the
‘great nourishing elements in Grape
Nate.”
“There's a Reason.”
It contains the phosphate of potah
from wheat and barley, which com.
bines with albumen to make the gray
matter to daily refill the brain and
nerve centres.
It is a pity that people do not know
what to feed their children. Thereare
many mothers who give their young.
sters almost any kind of food, and
when they become sick begin to pout
the medicine down them. The real
way is to stick to proper food and be
healthy and get along without medi
eine and expense,
Ever read the above letter? A new
one appears from time to time, They
are genuine, true, and full of human
interest.
and
of
Pottstown
helpers
the Glasgow
priged by
price
vanced 2
The puddlers
at the lower mill
Iron Company were
the announcement that
of puddling had been ad-
O cents per ton. This makes
of $4 per ton for puddling.
old rate having been $3.75 per
ton The announcement of the ad
vance was all the more the agreeable
coming as a surp:ise The price
for puddling iron is within 50 cents
of the price paid before the panic
get in. For a number of years the
prices ruled at $4.50 per ton through-
out the Schuylkill Valiey, and it was
only last Spring that the pr was
cut,
the
ice
Stricken Blind,
West Chester, —
aged 70 years, of
tricken by total blindne
ing a walk upon the street
sicians give no hope of a
of his sight. Dutton was nearly blind
by reason of cataracts, but was no!
believed to be in a serious condition
until his attack, which came in the
shape of a fainting spell He was
taken. to his home by friends who
found him upon the street with his
gight gone
Dutton,
place, was
while tak-
and phy-
recovery
wi liam
ii
“Fake Surgeons."
L.ancaster.—At the semi-annual
meeting here of the State Veterinary
Association, Dr. W. Horace Hoskins,
of Philadelphia, spoke at length upon
the campaign that the State Board
of Examiners waging against
fake surgeons He seve criticis-
ed correspondence schools for issu.
ing ce Brtitcal 88 to pI actice veterinary
Surge an act ‘asl is causing tae
profs S80, he said, many law suil
Resclution were adopted, approving
the tuberculine test for diagnosing
tuberculosis in cattle
Thieves Block Traffic,
Media.— Traffic on the Meds
Glen Riddle electric road, an ext
sion of the Delaware County
Philadelphia line blocked
a while by thieves, who stole
300 feet of wire The
was from the main feed wire
thieves made their es
leaving any traces of
The sire was
aout of the
that place and
at Elwyn
Whe
wire taken
and the
rape without
their
treat
h
Barued.
Lancaste!:
been burned
within the ¥t week
two fatal accidents
victims being
daughter of George E
Mi liway, whose clothing
from a stove, and Susan, 9)
daughter of C hristian Wiker.
city, whose dress ignited at
fire she had started The
child's mother was severely 1
in trying to save her life
Girls
Four
death
Stel
3 helbe reer, of
caught fire
ear-oid
of thi
a bon
Wiker
yurned
Woman Causes Suicide.
Easton. — Raymond
Doylestown barber,
cide by drowning in the
at Island Park, a
near this city Pian
was a note which
George Walbert,
drove to take
came to Easton and
ing fishing. No one here knows Mrs
Walbert or what relations coxisted
between her and Pot who was 31
sears old and unmarried
8 Pohl, a
committed sul-
fehigh River
summer resort
ed to his coat
read “Mr
Lehighton, Pa
life Poh!
said he was go
of
me my
Dies Of Trivial Injury.
Mahanoy City Jabbed slightly
on the thumb by the ragged cdges of
a window screen a few days ago
Mrs. Edward Rohrbach. of Park
Place, died {rom blood poisoning
The woman's arm was amputated in
an effort to save her life
Plunges Down Stairs.
Pottsville Pitching headlongdown
a flight of stairs at the home of the
Misses Marquardt, at this place, John
Wuensch., 82 years. of St. Clair, fell
to his death He was on a visit
and was en route to his room.
Wuensch had prominent family con-
nections all through the anthracite
region.
Roads Contract.
Pottsville.-~Five miles of new
State road, between Orwigsburg and
Schuylkill Haven, at a cost of 327,
000, will be started at once,
Schuylkill County Commissioners
ed the C. R. Construction Company,
of Philadelphia. This will be a link
in the proposed State road through
Berks County toward Philadelphia.
The State will pay six-eighths the
cost, while Schuylkill County and
South Manheim Township will each
pay the other two-eighths,
Fatal Fall On Birthday.
bacco in the barn of Jay
near Strasburg,
which he was working to the barn
floor.
died instantly.
Hung Girl On Hook.
Shamokin Ethel
young girl,
Henninger,
which she told her parents had been
torn from her head. The weight of
her body was too much of a strain
for her hair, by which, she says, she
hung from a meat hook until her
hair pulled loose from Her head. She
declared that while passing a wagon
containing a hook, an unknown man
grabbed and suspended her from the
hook, after which she escaped.
Schuylkill's New Trolley Road.
Pottaville —8urveys are to be
made for a new trolley line from
Pottsville through St. Clair, Morea
and Delano to Shenandoah to con.
nect with the Schuylkill traction sys-
tem. The corps of surveyors have al-
ready taken up their headquarters
at St. Clair. o new link will con-
nect with the system of the Eastern
Pennsylvania Rallways smpany.
The new route approximates 15
miles and will complete a cham of
100 miles of trolley road in uyl-
kill through Carbon County ¢ to Mauch
Chunk.
COMMERCIAL
Weekly Review of Trade and
Market Reports.
R. G. Dun & Co.'s w eekly Review
Trade says:
From the principal
such reports as ‘large
chases,” “active demand,”
ceeding best previous years,’
number of visiting buyers’ and
look for active fall trade.”
A striking proof of stronger busi-
ness conditions is furnished by the
large reduced total of business de-
faults. The improvement in the iron
and steel trade is steadily malnuain,
ed with a heavy production of pig
iron, a practically full movement of
finished products and notably heavy
buying by the railroads The only
department of this industry where
there ia room for considerable bhusi-
ness is that of steel rails, but it is
anticipated that next year's produc-
tion will be much heavier than this
year.
of
cities come
fall pur-
“sales ex-
“large
“out-
very
Bradstreet's says:
Trade and industrial tendencies
are still in the direction of Improve
ment. Impetus is given these move-
ments by the beginning of the cot-
ton harvest at the South, by the com-
pletion of the spring wheat harvest
in the Northwest and on the Pacific
Coast and by the gathering in of
other products of agricultural inter-
in various sections of the coun-
In commercial lines Jobbing
still has the center of dhe
and reports are practically
unanimous that buyers’ excursions
are stimulating fall demand as the
close of the vacation period approach-
es Retail trade still largely deals
with the disposal fall goods, main-
ly at concessions
Wholesale Markets.
New York-—Wheat
No. 2 red, 10638
red, 1.06 LE i.
Northern Duluth,
b. afloat; No. 2
{. 0. b. afioat.
ests
ry.
trade
stage,
of
Spot ‘
elevator;
b. afloat;
1.08, nominal, {. 0
hard winter, 1.11%
aAsy
NO
0 No
Ri!
Corn
nominal,
nom inal,
shipment,
without
changed
Dee
Oats
Spot steady: No. 2, ,
elevator, and S51. _de livered,
old: Nop. 2, 627%, winter
new Option marist was
transactions ing Let un-
September losed :
, clo
ember closed 66
Receipts
market weak;
nominal: natural
oS@ 42; clipped white,
Butter-—Steady;
to firsts, 23@ 27 Y%«
tory, 23424
Cheese—Firm; state, full am
falls, 153% 61 168 do., small or
colored or small white, fancy
Spot
ie, ,
new,
creamery,
Western fac
Cre
spec
large
\
Aad.
Eggs Pennsyl-
hennery,
firsts
irregular; State,
vania and nearby fanc
white, 30@ 34; Western extra
“4a 25%
Poultry
a 19¢ fowls, 17
14. Dressed dull
Western broilers,
1
i
Alive chi
a 173%;
and
148
firm; kens, 18
turkeys,
irregular,
20 fowls
@ 181%
Philadelphia—W heat
er; contract grade, August.
102¢
flow.
101 @
24 ¢
=
Corn
low, for
Oats
natural,
white natural,
Butter F
creamery,
5
J
Scarce
local
and
trade,
ic. lower;
B06 60%
firm: No. 2 yel-
79% @ S0c¢.
ald No
new
{40 44%
rm; extra
Jlc.; do., nearby
whita
No a
Western
prints,
Egge—Firm; Pennsylvania and
other nearby firsts. full cases, 26c.,
at mark; do, current receipts in re.
turnable cases, 24c., at mark; West
ern firsts, full cases, 26¢., at mark;
do., current receipts, full cases, 23 @
d mark
Cheese Firm; New
creams, choice, 15%
fair to good. 156@& 15%
Live Poultry—Firm; fowls,
16¢c.: old roosters. 10% 6 11:
chickens, 16, @15. ducks,
er 12, do., spring, 134 14
Baltimore—Wheat-—Sales of car-
goes on grade were made at 101 %¢
for No. 2 red; 98c. for No red:
87 for steamer No. 2 red; §
steamer No. J red and No. 4 red;
8215 for stock rejected and S81; for
‘.an't use” rejected. Small bag lots
by sample, soud at 96 and Bsc, per
bu.
Corn
«a €., At
York
@ 16¢
full
do..
10% ©
anring
old, 11
*
oo
~Spot; 74%: year, 59% @
January, 59 IL @59%,
White, No. 2, 43@ 44c.;
41% @42%ec.: No. 4,
No. 2 Tiel 41@41%¢
We quote, new hay, per ton’
timothy, large bales, $16.00 ©
do., small blocks, $16.00
16.50: No. 2, do... as to
$15.50: No. 3, do., $13.00@ 14.00;
choice clover mized,
No,
$12.5060 14.00.
Butter Creamery
pound. 25@2%7c.; imitation,
pound, 20@21c.; prints, % pound.
27@ 28¢c.; do., one-pound, per pound
T@28¢ blocks, 2 pound,
32 26@27c.; dairy
Maryland,
ginia, per pound, 16@ 17¢.; Virginia
and West Virginia, store packed, per
pound, 20@20%ec.
Eggs Maryland.
and nearby firsts, per dozen, 26¢.;
Eastern Shore, Maryland and Vir-
ginia, per dozen, 26c.; Western firsts,
per dozen, 26c.; West Virginia, per
dozen, 25ec.; North Carolina, pe
dozen, 23 Ye.
Cheese Market steady.
Jobbing lots, per 1b,
pony size, 17,
Live Stock.
Chie attle — Market waak.
Steers, $5.60@ 7.85; cows, $3.504
5.25; heifers, $3.50@ 6; bulls, 3a
4.85; calves $3@9; stockers and
feeders, $3.76@05.156.
Hogs-Market 10 to 20¢.
Choice heavy, $8.06@8.15;
ers’, $8@ 8.10; light
7 80; choice Ii t, 87. B85 ack
ing, $7.50@7.70; ss dso $6
bulk of sales, es
Sheep--Ma
lambs, On: Shas. 3 “
obo, +151 yemritngs, 5
Oats
NO 3,
61 40¢.
Hay
No. 1
16 50:
do.
394%
separator,
*
prints,
We quoty
16@ 16%.
lower,
buteh-
Bard, } $7. 60 @
letters and hat numbers
a part of a soldier's equipment,
as thelr issue has been discontinued
are not required
equipment, but
makes issue
Hat
| not
i
{| Housewives
part of the
convenience
#8 n
their Very
desiravie
VALUE PAINTED ON.
Well painted is value added wheth-
er the house be bullt for one thousand
dollars ortenthousand. Well painted
means higher selling value, and high-
er occupying value — for there's
additional pleasure in living in
house that is well dressed
National lead Company assist
making the right use of the
paint by sending free upon request to
all who ask for it, their “Houseown-
ers’ Painting Outfit No. 49.” This
outfit includes abook of color schemes
for either exterior interior paint-
ing, a book of specifications and
in
or
11. trusts you.
stowed this
of Bufislo,
where
bear witness
N.
fo
from pain, and
IT
EU, Wrens the WorwLn's
R.Y.
of
the
confi
Pierce,
Every-
i“
Dez.
for advice,
ASSOCIATION,
Y.
she wrote
Memcar
Buffalo, N.
in paint materials. Address
Lead Company, 1902 Trinity
ing, New York City, and the
will be promptly sent to you.
National
One Of His
professor's
xplaining the
bainvard
i have
trench, he
barn to the
Come
Worst,
burbanite
imtidy appear
iad to r¢
sald, "leading
creek UEIOW it
Oey
JET
an
from mp}
nad be
logged
H imph!’ grunted the prof
first time
that I've
fy i
reirencng
CESOT
i is the
foi vy
ftArmer
own vou
nractice
shout to }
NEW STRENGTH FOR WOMEN'S
BAD BACKS.
Women who suffer with
bearing down pain, dizzine
backache,
#5 and that
dull, tired
will find
in the ad.
vice of Mrs, James
T. Wright, of 519
Goldsborouzh
Easton, Md. who
says: “My back was
in a very bad way,
and when not painful
was weak it felt
as if broken A friend urged me to
try Doan's Kidney Pills, which 1 414,
and they helped me from the start
It made me feel like a new woman,
and soon | was doing my work the
same as ever”
Sold by all dealers
Foster-Milburn Co.,
a "e
ans
feeling,
comfort
28
0.
£0
50 cents a box
Buffalo, N. Y.
Not To Be Tolerated,
“Here!
“What
BE (hose tru
The porter
ind
elves
hen th
gOVEers
Oo
ry
Mon t
g dents iy
Tit-Bits
A Process Of Evolution.
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He shouted
then gol a
pow--let's fran)
reform
posit
i :
for a
He
And
sorst
He ian
nglon
politic
Wasi
a plain
Star
be prepared
Memorial
of Michi
bas-relief of
presenied to
Arthur
The first to
‘or a place
ouflding at the University
tan will be a bronze
President Angell, to be
he university by Regent
Hill. of Saginaw
AFTE
morial
in the new
mer
LydiaE.Pinkham’s Vegeta-
ble Compound Cured Her.
Willimantie, Conn.—* For five years
I suffered untold agony from female
troubles, causing backache, irregulari.
tion. It was snpossible for me to |
walk upstairs |
without wag |
on the wal
tried three 3
ent a nd
each told me some.
thing different. 1
received no benefit
Hom any of them,
but seemed to suf.
fer more. The last
doctor said noth.
ing would {store
my health. I be
| Compound to sed what it would do,
land I Jam restored to my natural |
~ Mrs. ETA DONOVAN, Hex
"5. ¥ A illimantic. Conn.
success id & ydia E. Pinkham's
ye TE Com made from routs
herbs, is u by eled. It may be
And with Ande confidence by women
mation, u Jhon A Wiinors, it ir.
regulariti
rd 1 Phan y. a
ation, dizziness, or nervous prostra.
on,
For thirty years Lydia E. Plukhaurs
mpound
Vegetable has been
standard remedy for female ills, the
suffering women owe it to themselves
to at least give this eine a trial,
Prot is abundant that it has cured
housands of hers, and why should it
the cure you ?
A 3 A 80 LA RS il 8
GREAT
FOR
PAIN
Just Outside
be
at
BABY HORRIBLY BURNED
By Boiling Gre aso—Skin All Came
Off One Side of Face and Head
Thought Her Disfigured For Life
Used Cuticura: No Scar Left
“My was sitting bemde
i We were
the frying-pan of boiling
it went ail
fp
baby
1-4.
an FeAKIAET
ne the }
Cane
se mde of her |
with
set and aver ot
and head me
ling the entire akir
a doctor. He
gave me some stuff t
all festered and 1 1}
disfigured for life
t boxes of Cuticura
wonderful bow it
weeks it was
mark tell where the scald
Her skin is just
1 Henry 8%. South 8h
land, March 22 1008."
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Sole Props
of Cuticura Renedies, Boston, Mass
ne wiptd the scald
towed, pul ff We t
her to ber a we
and
0%
bo go In out five
wasn't a
had
Mrs
Durbam, Eng
better there
tn heen
hike velvet
was,
Worid's
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