IA. l\T l^e stan dard cough and cold cure for over
•J £ 4. *ln Jl~4 k±J years riow comes also in a
pvppCTOPANT ,>o "'' size
WL~*4A JL Jl ML J1 1906 AL.IANAC FK££. Write to Dr. n.Jayot ft Son, Philadelphia.
Tri il Lis' Dec<<mt>or Term, 1905,
Ketiiru Day. l»iC 11. I!0'i, nt L' o'clock.
1 Lawrenff I). finaii v« Thos. Caddem
Mo. l-Yb. term. I'•(»;>. Trespass
Flea, not guilty.
Cronin. | Walsh.
Howard Lyon, doing business ii.s tin 1
I \on Lumber Co., for use of C. Willit.,. \
\\ v odilro|>. mow to the use of l>. W. Osier. i
vs Boyd ]'. l'ennett and Fred \V r . I'ealc i
<loiiig business under the linn name >n
Bennett and Pesle and Laitssat Coveliti
1 nlervenor. No. 56, May term, 1003.
Replevin. Plea, not guilty.
Mullen »V Peaslee. t MercurA' Meylert.
3 Kliz:l A. IloHgland vs Anna l'atd
E.lson I'ardoe and Silas McCarty.
No. 69, Sept. Term. 190.'!, Trespass.
Plea, not guilty.
Mullen. | Thomson «fc Hec-.-.
No. 4. F~. C. Sclinnabarlier vs Tin
Townshipol Pork.". No. 'SO. Sep'oml
term lyo+. Trespass. Tien, not guilt*.
Jfevlert. | Manikin I
No. 5. North Ailierioin Coal Co.
AV'illianisport A North Branch K 11 1 '
No. t')7. Sept. term-, 1 '.h'-t, aHsumpsii. I
tiiin assumpsit, payment with leave <•'
•I.K.Me,Donald,M.'-l Murrv.
A.J.Bradley. Mull<
No. C>. El Dorado Jew elry <.'o.. form, i
lv F.lgiu Jewelry Co. a corporation
August Ilnrtung. No. 10. February
Assumpsit. Plea, non-assump
with notice ol spjp.ial matter.
.Mullen. j Scouti
No. 7. ShilTer Woelirle nn.l O'Con
lit*]l vs Morris Hymen, No :! May tei
190 ft* Delandauts appeal. Plw Non as !
sum psit.
''ronin. ( W «!. .
Troth's otlice, !-• Iporte. Pa-, 0ct.03, UK
Titos. E. KBXNBDY, Proth'y.
Administratrix Notice.
In re estate of'Dorson Spcary, '
lute of Davidson twp.
Notice is liere)»v iriven that letters • !
.• Jininistration upon the estate cl i»i
ilvce'lent have been graritttl 10 the itnier |
Mgncd. All persons indebted to said <
i tie are requested (•> make payment; a »■ • i
t'i i.se having claims or demantls Hgah
: »e ame \sill make them know with■»• =.t
delay.
KUDORA >f. SICK. Admix.
Att .s. Nonlinont, Pa.
Q(>t KT I'HO' 'LAM A'l' I ON."
WHEREAS, HON. CHAS. I TKUHY I'rcs.Mi*iit
,'udjjo, Honorable* John )K Rerser ittwl Jm
Meyer Associate Judges ofjthe Courts of (>y»T
lenu uer an<l (leneial Jail Delivery. Ou::tt.
s>*ions of the Peace, Court and ( 1
nuin IMcas for the (Vanity of Sullivan, liuvt
their precept, hearinjc dan- the J > day of s«
I'.Mjj. to me directed, for holmuj; the so .1
courts in the Borough of I.upotte. on Monday t>
il day Dee of!'. •(!."♦, at'J "'clock |>. rn.
Therefore.notice is hereby jriven to the < oroi>
Justices of the l'eace and Constable- Aithiti
county, that they hv then and there in their i>/ ,
erpcivon at 2 o'clock p. in. of >*aid day, with t:-t
rolls, .loeords, inquisition.- examination?, ,
1 tlier IN mem herald es t.» those thinp- tow el
rhetr offlex?f appertain to be done. And to th > •
who are IHJUIT! by theirrecoKni/ance t«> PIOVI t ».
a/ainst prisonei*s who are or shall l»e n the j;
thecal"! county of Sullivan, arc li u hy uoti'ie ! ».*
he then and tnei e to pro>eeute them
will be just.
FT'.ANK w. J'.t'i K. SherilT.
ShcrilT'sOfflco, l.aporte, l'a..Nov.,i«i. ly").
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LACKAWANNA
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S.KhNION, fA.
, 1 iiVciCIANS IfiDORSE |
C?PEf!H£i»ViER MOVEMENT,
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Pro I l;nto of ftltcJical Societies, At- I
tending and Consulting Physicians
of Hospitals and Physicians of
Hicjiiest Standing Ac'miii
i&tor the Oppcnhei.ncr
T reatnient.
The Oppenlioimor Ticatment niarh
a new era In the medical treatment of
ttlcoboHsm. Tlte medical professU:-.!
in New York city, wtiere tiie treat
enol it was llrst established aliottl ti:-
teen years ago, lias given :t full ree c>;r
liition alter the most careful .uves!.
gation 011 the part of many individual
physicians.
They l.ave come to realize that he- |
•.viitse ot it- scientific character, situ- j
p.icity of application, its proved elli- j
cietu-y and indisputable results in re- |
•itorinjr the noriuttl physical and nerv- j
(•;.> -.;>i,,.!:tion« of the indulger !n alco
holic stimulants the Oppenlieimer
, Ti'i itment is without a peer.
1.i...(1inn i hysieians throughout the
states have taken up the treat
ment and are administering it in their
I private practice. Anionic them are well
known presidents of medical societies
land atieuiling and consulting physl
! ei..lis of private and public hospitals
: atid institutions who have become rep- |
n nUitives of the Oppeiiheitner Insti |
i twte.
The late T'»r. Cyrus Edson, a celo
l'.ated specialist and formerly health |
conit:;. -s'oner of t'i<> port of New York, j
was an enthusiastic advocate of the j
j Oppenhclmer Treatnient and gave the
following ,'oluntary testimonial of the ,
| worth of the remedy:
; "1 have had it pretty extensive ex- i
jierieu e with the Oppenlieimer Treat- j
ineni. having witnessed its effect in i
perhaps fifty eases. I consider it of !
j very great value, an.l have jet to see j
! anything but good resulting therefrom. !
I have noticed no such secondary re- j
suits as are frequently seen after other |
so railed "cures.* in fact, patients feel j
better ami stronger than before In 1
1 every way. The treatnient seems to
: act as u general restorative and as a :
tonic, while absolutely removing de
sire fir the stimulant, either drug or
! alcoholic." j
; The above indorsement of I>r. Edson j
is one of many of like character re- j
reived from prominent physicians
throughout the country who are send
ing patients •-> the Oppenheiiner Insti
tute Cor treatment.
llranehi s of the Oppenlieimer Insti
. tute are being rapidly established in
evei v ,section of the lulled States. It is
1 the policy of the Insiit ute to have 11 local
physician become its representative in
hi locality, he being furnished with
the medicine from the home office and
instru. ted i.i ii administration. Physi
cian . who desire to co-operate in this
movement 1"!' j • r. ..-• ieal temperance are
invite ! to eorie ipotid with the execu
tive ol'ice of the oppenlieimer Institute,
Nev,' York. Any one Interested in the
subject of ale '!;oi : ; m. its treatment and
cure, i< invi 1 • 1 t > correspond Willi the
Institute, and full information will he
forwarded.
A WORTHY PIiILAuTHROPY.
What the Oppenheimer Institute Has
Accomplished In the Reclamation
of tiie Destitute Inebriate.
Ono of the hardest problems of rood
-1 cl"! i i--iety is how to ' o bencilt the des |
tlttne, ainii L hopelesr.. urunkaril tli .t :
he may 1 <• reformed and made a self
supporting and usefi.l member of t. e |
i immunity. To meet cases coming un- i
der this hen. l a clinic of the Oppi a t
heimcr Treatment for the cure of alco
1. .iis;u h.is been eondiieteil for many
in.', ths nt the \l.idisou Sipiare I'reshy- |
tt.-i i; :: i . ■ reli ti use. curuer of Third :
ave'.n i iiul I'll fit ietli street. New York
city.
'I he first, step in the emancipation of .
the drunliurd i- to couijuer the terrible
craving for ah-oholic stimulants. That
i sreiicrally accomplished within twelve
to i >rtj -Ci-ht hours, no matter Ii »w se- 1
rlous the case- may be. The second is
the bringing him iul" touch with uplift !
nig inllueucis that restore self respect
and manhood.
Since the Institution of the clinic «
iarg number of 'Mses have been ire.-.t
■ d with mo>i satisfactory results ihe :
free clinie Is oily for the libs jluiol.v
destitute, those who are unable tn pay
jti:yt!, even the saiallest atnoind.
lor tien ill i >ut S inc who atleiide.l
cam iii!>> the clinrch house pro. tically
sta/ving and without a pi,: -e in i-.-st 1
They "bUtntMd" around sal ions nod j
slept in lh" parks. That they ceo i
• 11.• •■ <! the drilik Irlbit and ate to; v
i»nn ;ed 111 liota stand pi ...table i.;u
p.l \ .ocnt nff irds the ■' • ingest ; ssiiiie
I -siiuritiy to the |m, i at. 1 ell, ,i. j . .f
the < )pp. nlieinier 'I re.it men*
It lUiag e ise ! i!\ -Cl . e I it.-i • I
lily Illustrate the character in.d PIMH' -
of tiiis work ttilly Mae, i o;t>.• ■is
town drunk, had :> ut tie gi- iti-i i irt
of the hist t\ eat , seven \ea:> o | it
or the workhouse I car of > ,«t i 1
ion v.i tiotis of Into . 11 • i, t
long ago heel) given up . iM|'< . •'
Jil'obatlon ofli.-er to whit e MIIC he i\a>
Intrusl) d sail lo t! I e |.h,\-:eian lln-
Oppenheimer Institute. 1> ■' a -f von
•an keep Hilly Ma. sober t >i one « • k j
after lie U free and out of 1"''I I wdl
consider that yii I ■e w 1,. 1 :• 1 n '
a miracle" The doct. - » " • •' i
lonx J all I gave TH
j treatment. "Within tweniy torn uuure
Jim craving for lienor vns r >!>•'■ "'"1
j lie was on the highroad to recovery. At'
i the end of eight days Billy Mne was
i like a new man. He said to the phy
sician: "Doctor, I fed h;> I don't
feel tough any more. 1 used to want
to sneak around to the buck dour of a
saloon and pet a drink. Now I 'enjoy
home and playing with the children."
I'he Oppenhelnier Treatment had re
stored his manhood and had changed
that drunken, sodden human beast in
to a kind and loving father. And for
many weeks Billy Mac has lived the
life of a asif respecting, self support
ing man.
j This worthy charity has been entirely
j free and was tii»- thought of a number
j of people who saw in the Oppeuheliuer
I Treatment a means by which the poor
inebriate who desired to reform could
have the opportunity of so doing. There
j is no distinction of race, creed or color,
j and no one, should he be deemed wor-
I thy nnd sincere, is turned away. The
. press nave highly commended the good
work and ex -'. lent results obtained
thr uigh the medium the Oppetihei
mer Treatment
The money spent for the world's
drunkenness if directed int > the right
channel would make mi end top tverly
j and do much to eradicate crime. So
!t 11 r as the individual is ■•oncerned, the
(jn.e tion i ties d:''iia. pay'f" au
sx.e.s i;.mo.d -pc, lily from the pe
cuniary p i!nt of view. Yet there are
t thou.- tnds v. li > delight la the delusions
I of drink, \vi; j believe tliat it is no harm
I so long as they are not detected by
employers, customers or associates.
; They are cautious, hypocritical or oc
ca imial drunkards who measure the
; danger of intoxication only by the loss
; of le iuey or reputation which it en
: tails.
| lint I' >r them the day comes quickly
j when the growing habit destroys dis
• eretl a. and fame, hope, love and thrift,
cr j p! d and enslaved bj that squalid
in .idgeuce whieli has become a mou
stfo is passion, are gradually killed and
; swallowed by it. As for the purse, so
fer (lie body, drunkenness pleads and
proves its own guilt at once Its theft,
slow tori in"and linal murder of the
, mind and soul are the most Insidious,
devilish and inevitable of its works,
i A man of thirty-five receutly said to
a frioud who had begun to drink hetiv
ily. "You had better stop before it is
too late 1 was even worse than you
before I took the Oppeuheimer Treat
ment two years ago and was cured
Yon know I always had a good paying
position, but 1 could never get ahead.
I was. "a good fellow;" treated every
body that came along, with the Inevi
table result that I got in such a condi
tion that 1 had to have so much whisky
every day Kortunatcly I have a good
wife, who instead of leaving me to a
drunkard's downward career never
.veased pleading with me to take the
Oppenhciiner Treatment More to
please bei than with any faith in either
myself or the treatment. 1 did take It
faithfully, and, thaik the Lord, 1
haven't touched a drop of any kind of
Intoxicating liipi >r since In addition.
1 have put away a nice jittie sum in
; the bank, and next spring I Intend
; making tb® first payment on » little
home for my family I can sincerely
| Kay that had It not been that my wife's
j entreaties induced nn to lake the Op
i penheimer Treatment I fear that today
: I would have been a drunkard or In a
' diT.nUardV grave."
The Oppeuheimer Institute of New
York will gi- diy send full Information
I about 'he treatment to any one luak-
I , • ..,i,r>si therefor.
Make Your Grocer
Give You Guaranteed
Cream ol Tartar
Baking Powder
Alum Baking Pow
ders interfere with
digestion and are un
healthful.
Avoid the alum.
Cbippewa
Xtmc Iftflns.
Lime furnished »n car
load lots, delivered a!
Right Prices.
Your orders solicited.
Kilns near Hughesville
P^nn'a.
M. E. Reeder,
Notice to tl)e Public.
JACOB M. WIHTON, fe.
Y -rj successor to fyMt'
t Hey man Herr,
Muncy Valley, jM
lust returi ed from New Yoik and Philad 'p!i• :
all kinds of luniLvrnians boots :u:d s!i es \U t !
paid lor everything ca h; lie fought these 1 /
goods at the lowest y rice so there's a r!, ncv 1
f>r everybody that wants to buy good cl-»i iu«r 1
e. r>th n.i will be low in price. Picas conic at \ L
ou:sa >■ iioes on now. You can s-Vc t> jo | Tjf nfllf:
per cent on the dollar. Pv r> thing n- \v jur-Oi s * M 111
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You c;.n get boys' shoes from 4*c to u-c. £OO®JM
and suii.s> horn i.oo cp. Mens suits iron &>''
"DLumxMufcii, up: and a big line of 1 adies'Watch-. ,c , Hens :
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These reduced rates are in effect on certain dates in months
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