ACCIDENT, (AD. MAN TELLS
OF GOOD REMEDY
A J. Alexander Says Treatment Did
More for Him Than
Any Other,
A. J. Alexander of Accident, Md.
was a victim of stomach disorders
He tried many remedies and treat
dts without satisfactory results
He was and
pleased. He wrote;
“I have taken your remedy with
good results. It has done more for
me than anything I have ever taken
BB has done what you claimed it
would. I am advising all my friend
sufferers to take it, feeling confident
that it will be a great blessing to
them.”
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy gives per
manent results for stomach, liver and
intestinal ailments. Eat as much and
whatever you like. No more distress
after eating, pressure of gas in the
stomach and around the heart. Get one
bottle of your druggist now and try it
on an absolute guarantes—if not satis-
factory money will be returned.—Ady.
Remedy. surprised
Late Arrivals.
got me in bad,” gaid the ap
burglar, the found.
dog of ¥i bega
“What
tured
ed pet
Cot
it
“was
ur wife's
ut my
the stair.”
“Too bad.”
"Evidently the
me.”
AFTER SUFFERING
TWO LONG YEARS
Mr. Meektos
took you
re
dog mis
plied
for
Health by Lydia E. Fink-
ham’s Vegetable
Compound.
Minneapolis, Minn. — “After my ltd] a
one was born I was sick wi p
n Y sid e8 wi
doctors said
caused by inflamma-
fii tion. I suffered a
4 great deal every
month and grew very
thin. I was under the
doctor's care for two
long years without
any benefit. Finall
after repeated sug-
gestions to try it we
got Lydia E. Pinl
ham’s Vegetable Compound. After tak-
ing the third bottle of the Compound I
was able to do my houséwork and today
I am strong and hes althy again. I will
answer letters if anyone wishes to know
about my case.”’ i JosEPR ASELIN,
$08 Fourth Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn,
rich ‘the
were
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com-
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotics or harmful
being the most successful remedy wo
know forwoman’'s ills. If you need such
8 medicine why don't you try it?
that Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegeta~
ble Compound will help you, write
to Lydia E.Pinkham MedicineCo.
(confidential) Lynn, Mass., for ad-
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by a woman,
and held in strict confidence.
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|STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
The ton Gleanings From All
Over the State.
TOLD IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS
co a——
Fifty Autos Disabled
Strecte—Hoverter Gets Five Years
in Lebanon Bank Looting—Sold
eo “Dead” Goes To Jail.
In Nail.Strewn
Men;
the cre
illlam H.
Co., alias
and
before
States
Accused of preying upon
dulity of bereaved persons, W
Chapin, alias B. F. Brown &
D. N. Walters, of Harris
Lewistown, pleaded guilty
Judge Witmer in the United
Coart at Sunbury to sending parcels
weap jewelry addressed dead
and then receiving from their
eatates payment when they had never
been ordered. The Court told him
that he hard-hearted man to
prey upon the estates of the dead
sentenced him to
burg
of el to
persons
Was a
three
Unknown
the
tho fothe:
she
persor
imnite on front
tory of
Church, one ef
Catholic churches
one was Injured, but
and adjoining
David Rennie, a
ar edd There are
harch, and She
} nd T. J. Mau
to ths
violen os
disabled
in Chester sunciured tire
trouble Mh
It ha
r antomoblles
ee POC
inve ling been learned t
“robnails”™ of peculiar design
the
and
by
of
sree? traversed
the
is thal the var
ho are trying t
out of bn
strewn along
automobile
the pol
work of parties w
the “jney™ ears
supposition
ho gall
Arthur J
fFuUrance agent,
plicity in the wrecki
ferstown National
Witmer, im the Un!
entenced him to
H the
ded
averier,
plea
Lebanon
five
plea
him
el saved from
IAry
Bachma
M.
Colleen, ill =:
F.ND
oliege ¥
Mat
ale wend Lhe
semmer in Eorope ministering to the
of the
in}
chiman
the German army, at the
John R. Mott
needs troops
es and the ured men in hoe
pital. Mr. Br
probably with
request of Dr
goes to the front,
started wh
children,
of Miss
Allentown, and
MN Y.
A romance that
to sehool
in the wedding
Shields, of
of Rorchester,
mony being performed
of the Immaculate
Father J. J. Mahon
™~
wort an
Ww
the
Conception by
first State lostitution in Union county,
£25. £00,
possible,
will be pushed as rapidly as
With a gash in the head
quired fifteen stitches to close,
arms broken and other injuries, Mrs.
Benjamin R. Koch, fifty-eight years
old, of West Hamburg, is in a eritieal
condition, the result of a fall down-
sialrs while answering a telephone eall
at her bom.
that re
both
his semi-aanwal report,
seperintendent of the Read
ing schools, ealls attention to the
neoesaity for an addition to the Girls’
¢ neod of ad
maintain the even
general financial
stringency of the school department
in
to
The eighteenth annual commence
meat of the joint Upper Saucon and
Lower Milford High School took place
in the Union Chureh, Center Valley.
Thirteen graduates, the largest class
in the sehool’s history, were given
diplomas by County Superintendent
Alvin Rapp.
Her preference for her stocking as
a depository for her money, proved
costly to Mra. Willlam Townsend, of
Reading, when she lost a roll of $100,
when her stocking wore a hole while
she was shopping on Penn street
Anthony Brill, nine years old, is In
a erfitieal condition at the Home
opathic Hospital, Reading, the result
of a fall from the Reading Railway
bridge on Sowth Eighth street to the
street below.
Fifteen aceidents in which jitneys
fgured characterized eircus day fin
Harrisburg, but no one was seriously
hurt. Three jitneys hit trolley cars,
and two crashed into fences. Over
100 jitneys were operated.
Paul Dasmmrieh and Lloyd Miller,
of Allentown, have started to walk to
the San Francisco Exposition, expect
ing to get there about September 1,
THE MARKETS S|
a
IW YORK.—Wheat—8pot irregu
lar; No. 2 red, 171e, and No. 2 hard
172 ¢ 4 { track; No. 1 Northern Du
Juth, 166, and No. 1 Northern Man!
toba, 166% ¢ i f Buffalo.
Corn--No, 2 yellow, 88i4¢
Oals-—Standard, 62¢; No. 8
61% @62; fancy clipped white, 63
6434
Butter
creamery
firsts,
Eggs Fresh gathered extras, 22
storage packed, extra firsts, 213% @22¢;
firsts, 21@21%; regular packed,
firsts, 21Q21%:; firsts, 19% @20%
nearby hennery whites, fine to fancy
23% @24; nearby hennery browns, 2114
@32%.
Cheose
white
~Creamery extras
(higher ecoring).
28@30; seconds, 27% @ 28%
extra
whole milk,
W@lé'ge,
5% @16
Dressed Poaltry-
roasting chickens,
14% @17%; turk
Live Poultry
broilers, 35 ais;
keys, 12615.
frest
RVETHE
State,
specials, 16 do,
Western
17@21%¢;
164022
frover
fowls
yy 58
PHILADELP}
@1.63
spot, 1.54
$166Q01.¢
11.661
i22%¢; Jobbing
File
Nearby «
$8 per
‘
iIrrent receipts
siandnas
. eXtra {reds
: $5.85 per
70 per case
enndled and freeh en
* per dozen
Jobbing at
Orecse New York fall
L171 ©
@17
Fall
do do. fa
cream
tO ge
do do
Four
Live
181 15
12€ 1:
fuineas, as to qualit
turkey 1
do
rier nair 9%
per pair wh
pair,
30a:
222%
Wheat N
2 red West
BALTIMORE
and May, 182% ¢
spot and May, 167
Corn Cont xe:
mixed, 782%.
OatsStandard white,
white, ¢2
Rye-—No. 2 rye, Western, $1.25; bag
nearby rye, as to qual! ty. 85@
5 * 5
aot NO
“mh
ract steamer
62 14
Hay--No. 1 timothy, $21; Ne. 2 do
$2092050; No. 3, do, 317619; Nght
clover mixed, $2050@21;: No. 1, do.
$19.5020; No. 2, do, 3175091850:
ciover, $18@ 1850: No. 1, do
}1.509.8; No. 2. do, $15G 1656; No
, do, $11.50@ 14.
SBtraw-—No. 1 straight rye
12:
£10
$11.506G
No. 2, do, $10.50@ 11; No. 1 tangled,
No. 2, do, 385069; No. 1 whest,
$9.50@10; No. 2, do, $8¢G 550.
Batter Creamery Fancy,
31%; choice, 29330: good, 20628:
prints, 31@32%: bloeks, 30@32; held,
22025. ladles, 21922 Marviand and
Pennsylvania, rolls, 20@ 21. Ohio, roils,
West Virginia, rolls, 18% @ 20
1IR@19. Maryland, Vir
dairy prints,
Process butler, 23025
Maryland, Pennevivania and
firets, 19@20¢: Western firsts,
19@ 20; West Virginia firsts, 196230;
Southern firsts, 18619
Idve Poultry -Chickens—OW hens,
4 Ibe and over, 16@ 16%; do, small
to medium, 16@16%: old roosters, 10
€@11; young, ¢holee, large, 20022; do,
rough, poor and stagey, 156@16; do,
winter, 2 Ibs and under, 30@32; spring,
191% ibe, 406043. Ducks Muscovy,
3 Ibs and over, 18%¢; Pekings, 3 Ibs
and over, 14; puddle, 8 Ibs and over,
13; smaller, 12; Indian rumners, 12.
Pigeons Young, per pair, 26@30; old,
do, 26@%W. Guinea fowl, each, 2%
85e.
Ag
19G 20
Eggs
Live Stock
CHICAGO, — Hogs ~ Bulk, $7.55@
7.70; light, $7.86@ 7.90; mized, $7.35Q
7.90; heavy, $7.10617.70; rough, $7.10
@7.25; pigs, $5.26@7.10.
Cattle—Native beef steers, $6.15@
8.96; cows and heifers, $3.1008.50;
calves, $6G8.75.
S8heep—Bheep, §7.4008.40; Jum,
$8.10@ 10.75.
»
KANSAS CITY. —Hoge—Dulk, $7.95
@7.45; heavy, $7.36@ 7.456; packers and
butchers, $7.36@7.50; light, $7.90Q
7.50; pigs, $7@7.40,
Cattle—Prime fed steoors, $8.2060:
dressed beef stoers, $7.40 8.15; South
ern steers, $6.75@7.75; cowa, $407.25;
heifers, $6@8.75; stockers and feed
ern, $6.5008.76; bulls, $56.50607; calves
ae.
RESULT IS MUCH THE SAME |
Slight Difference Between the Meth.
ods of the Ancient and the
Modern Turtles.
A wicked 'urtle had for years been
troublesome to the inhabitants of the
marsh in which he dwelt. He bit the
legs off iroge, ate fish with relish, |
and occasionally grabbed hold of al
snake and held on until it thundered.
Finally the animals beld a court |
and tried the turtle on the charge of |
murder. The turtle was there, with |
his harveyized shell in perfect repalr |
and covered with moss an inch thick.
He apparently enjoyed the delibera- |
tions of the judicial body, and
observed to smile at various times
The judgment of the court was that |
the turtle should be hanged by the |
neck until he was dead When this |
decision was announced there was |
great cheering, and the court office rs |
prepared to put the sentence into exe. i
at once. They prepared al
and approached the turtle, |
tortoige drew his head
his ckled
the i:
was
tute
ide
tO Carrs
Moral
Optimi st and Pessimist,
heerful ehar
there just
Oh,
Well
VO
he's a six-months
he 3 r-looking indivie
talking to
him is a two-year man
“What do you those |
by
mean
“One thinks the war will ead in six
the other th inks it will}
| st at least t two years lor ager.”
= CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
ALCOHOL-3 PER CERT
AVegetable Preparation JorAs-
similating the Food and R
ting the Stomachs and Bowe sof
Promotes Digestion, C Cheerful-
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Opium, Morphine nor Mineral
Nor NARCOTIC
Recipe of Old Dr SAMUEL HHTCHER
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Worms Convulsions Feverish-
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T00 MUCH FOR JUDGE GARY
The Watts
changed Lhe
throt vindow at
Detro
nd gt
looked
those nfertaining tic
inly in the War Zone.
I'l » ncle has gone to the
Mr. Watts
that car, Alfred
tossed his much- | has he?
golden mane, and re | “Yes, si
with his characteristic drawl And don’t ever
don't be a piker! ll mate 1] “Why, yes, they have
dol ‘ hasn't been wounded yet”
atch you for So you
back
raphed
marked
‘Aw,
miss him
far. He
yhody
BO
lars.”
and I'll have a good bug and kiss for you.