i;LT0N COUNTY' NEWS.
:::SUJMBR SONQ.
. To loop ami ilro.im in bmt.
i' ... ! ivuro. the rinv linnet.
,iie parted, Iirinwn to UK but pa(n
' o live the ilinr past o'er ngnin.
f, weep not In our alocp;
Out ter' ,ro '"r ,n
fUrh imitlf". ' hut wwp,
for thou art fr away.
... .1. vnlrM of the enriith da v.
ItLiixl Pin m' "TOW "w,,pt wny;
r J. " in'nl 01 y
u t mot, with Murir bitter tear
grp, lov. To dream la beat.
Our waVlnir la but palm
h ilt "Ion w0
ind II ne Prt K'n.
..r love, and be thy (Iroamn of ml
P,P7 lni f till think nf h.
"Z..make present time of all the pnat:
FjJ,, niton the would my dream might
Wi
Drum, ir, till the day break
And Mrtlily ahadowe flee,
flen morn to Brief ne'er wake
Xnd I be one with thee.
Nell Mnedonald In Harper' Bazar.
THEY GOT FRESH AIR.
M poor nmnlnd Open After a
Very Forcinio Arunine-nt.
j olii gfory Ih told of JoKcpli Uohl
x the founder of St. Joseph, thnt
.. m orlRln m 11011 county in tlio
jj irttloment of Unit Beet Ion. The
w who ntnrted tlio city was re--Big
to ft- J'",f,I" with o nunilier of
i, niitl tney Btopped witli nn no-
J, ntance of Kobltloux's close to
bouse, and Kobldoux went In to ro-
overnight ns tlio guet of IiIh
-A.
kwttler closed the front door oft-
jcfhad retired, nnd Itnlildotix, who
moil to sleeping in tno open nlr,
softly to It find opened It. The
Ivrof the house wulted until Ilolii-
mtas In bed ngaln, nnl the settler
jit That wns repented fl dozen
U "The next time thnt door Is
A there will bo trouble," snld the
: irho linil founded St. Joseph. He
:3ied Ills couch with thnt.
( owner of the house closed the
;,iml llolildoux met lilin ns he wns
ruing to lii bed. They clinched
fouxlit hy the light of thu moon
ifjiiie In through the window. It
i liiml fight mid lusted n long
but nt lust Kobldoux had the set-
jnhls hack nnd sat nstrldo of him.
Mpleil his hnnds in his hnlr nnd
mIIiIs lienil ngnlnst tlio puncheon
. '"Oiieu or shut?" lie usked. The
it struptflrd, but did not sny a
1 Ilia liend wns bumped many
mud the question was repented,
sally the settler wns exhausted,
head wns bumped npaln, nnd Uo
s asked, "Open or shut?"
n," nnswered the settler, und
Intent to bed with the door stnnd-
ildeopen, admitting the fresh nlr.
Luas City Journal.
ARMORED COFFINS.
nWere Once t'aed In a Cuareli-
yard In Scotland.
the earlier half of the nineteenth
ai the practice of stealing bodies
i the churchyards for the purpose
pas subjects for dissection, which
.known ns "body snatching," wns
i time very rife.
-1ous plans were made to defeat
.efarlmis nnd sacrilegious proceed-
hi the "body snntchers," or "resur-
uists, as they were sometimes
K a very common one being the
on of two or more small wateh
i whoso windows commanded
rtolo burying ground, and lu
ft the friends of the deceased
-ted guard for a number of nights
tie funeral.
ml method of the grnve robbers
(to dig down to tho head of the
and bore In It a largo round hole
Ms of a specially constructed
'bit It was to counteract this
m thnt tho two curious coflin-
illM now lying on cither sldo of
r of the ruined church of Aber-
lo Perthshire, were constructed,
ire solid masses of cast Iron of
loiis weight.
' nn Interment took place ouo of
Msslve slabs was lowered by
le derricks, tackles and chains
to tup of tho collln. tho crrnve
'M hi. nnd there It wns left for
ttMlderablo time. Later on the
as opened and the Iron armor
W8 removed und laid aside
tornnothor funeral.
contrivances still lie on tho
ot the lonely little churchyard,
J of curiosity to the passing cy-tourlst.-Sclentll!c
American.
The F.iptnnnt ion.
aioniiinf the readers of a certain
ilw were perplexed to see In
Ullllllllllei'lnollt thiit "tlio Knr-
;ld down nn Important deci-
""). i no nrternoon paper
wii, with which the mornlug
i'enrs had held u bitter con
'' Interesting none, but them
Klml that day, ns the jioets
Slioullsh glee," and It was up
""filing paper tho next day to
1 'tat "the types" made them
'lie Seotim did so und so when
vra;ih e,ntr should have known
-t tvurd wns merely the abbro-
' the telcjrniiilier for supreme
""Kl'nltod Stutes.
lonleluni Otvnaralitp.
, ownership long ngo pnstied
, eagH of theory and experl-
,""uiet, it ever belonged there.
before America was dlscov
w'c ownership of public utlll-
o tiily developed. Tho city
-.Oix) yours nK0 possessed Its
, fi'l'Uc baths, Its superb
:j "ml other utilities owned
M'1 by tho iroverument.
e Mm over the couls. l'liilu-
HE WORKED DESTRUCTION.
A sample of W tint a Fairly Ilrnlldy
orkntoo ( no Do,
A light chain sncurcly fnplened on
the cockatoo's lox piiiMi:.erl snfety, but
he contrived to jtet within reach of my
new curtains nnd rapidly 'devoured
some half yard or so of a hand painted
noruer, which was the pride of my
heart. Then came an Interval of calm
nnd exemplary behavior which lulled
me Into a false wcurity. Cockle seemed
to have but one object lu Hfo, which
was to pull out nil his own fenthers,
nnd hy evening tho dining room often
looked as though n whito fowl had
lioen plucked In It.
I consulted a bird doctor, but as
Cockle's henlth wns perfectly good nnd
his diet nil that could be recommended,
It wns supposed he only plucked himself
for want of occupation, and firewood
wns recommended as a substitute.
This nnswered very well, and ho spent
his leisure In gnawing sticks of deal
only when no one chanced to bo In tho
room ho used to unfasten tho swivel
of his chnln, leave It dangling on the
stand and descend In seurch of his
playthings. When the flro had not
been lighted, I often found half the
conls pulled out of the grate nnd tlio
firewood in splinters. At last, with
wnrnnr wenther. both coals and wood
were it tnovinl, so the next time Master
Cockle found himself short of n Jul) ho
set to woik on the dining room chairs,
first pulled out nil their bright nalln
and next tore holes in tho leather,
through which ho triumphantly
dragged the stalling.
At one tlmo he went on a visit for
some weeks and ate up everything
within his reach In thnt friendly estab
lishment. Ills "bag" for one ofternoon
consisted of a venerable fern nnd a
lnrge palm, some library books, news,
papers, a pack of cards and nn arm
chair. And yet every one ndores him,
nnd he Is the stalled child of more thnn
one family. Coruhlll.
LIKED THE POORHOUSE.
Would Not Leave It to Co For Honey
Thnt llt-lonwed to Illtu,
"I won't go out! I won't leave here
for anything!"
Such was the amazing declaration of
n pauper nttciidaiit In an cunt end Lon
don workhouse on being told by nn
n;,-cnt that he was entitled to some
money. And tlio man the son of a
post captain in the navy meant nil
that he said. Not an Inch would he
budge, nor would he sign any paper.
and it was ouly by taking a commis
sioner down to him that tho fund
could be recovered.
Whether because It was only a com
paratively small sum or whether be
cause he was a worker, the guardians
made no claim on It. Accordingly, nt
his request. It was spilt, and two ac
counts were opened on his behalf In
the l'ostofllee Savings bank. Hut, for
all that, bo continued to remain In the
workhouse.
Meanwhile ho was very anxious that
his wife should not know he was alive
In fact, he denied that he was mar
ried. I Us life partner, however, called
at tho agent's olllce to Inquire about
the case, though she begged that her
husband might not bo told of her
whereabouts. She was In a fairly
good position, earning ns she did a llv
lug by keeping a ladles' school, and
once or twice her reprobate husbnnd
had turned up In nn Intoxicated condi
tion and raised a commotion that bad
scandalized her pupils. Tho ill sorted
pair were, therefore, not brought Into
communication.
Never would tho pauper legatee leave
the workhouse. He remained there till
his death, whereupon, having left no
will, tho money ho had scorned to use
passed to his wife. Cassell's Saturday
Journal.
How to Give a Cat Klcdlclne.
A New York gentleman has a very
fine Angora cat. and so fine a specimen
of her kind thnt she Is famous In n
large circle of fanhlonable folk. She Is
not rugged iu health, yet she cannot be
persuaded to take physic. It has been
put In her milk, it has been mixed with
her meat, It has even been rudely and
violently rubbed In her mouth, but nev
er has she been deluded or forced Into
swallowing nny of It. Last week n
green Irish girl appeared among the
household servants. She heard about
the failure to treat the cut. "Sure,"
Bald she, "give me the medicine nnd
some lard, and I'll wurrunt she'll be
ntlng nil I give her!" Sho mixed the
powder and the grease and smeared It
on the cat's sides, fussy at once licked
both sides clean und swallowed nil the
physic. "Faith," said the servant girl,
"everybody in Ireland does know how
to give medicine to a cat!"
RvadliiaV ft nook.
A writer In the New York Medical
Journal says that the curved pages of
the ordinary book are Injurious to the
eye of the reader. The curvature ne
cessitates a constant change of the fo
cus of the eye as It rends from one n'ko
to unotlier, and the ciliary muscles are
under u constant strain. Moreover,
tho light falls unequally upon both
sides of the page, further Interfering
with a continued clear Held of vision.
It Is suggested that the dllliculty might
be obviated if the lines should be print
ed parallel to the binding instead of at
right unglcs to It.
Coif.
Tho game of golf was put down by
nn uct of parliament in Scotland In
1841 ns u nuisance. Then tines were
Inflicted on people who were found
guilty of playing the gumo, for It Inter
fered with the practice of tirchery, as
men preferred wielding the club to
pulling the bow.
"UWIift i.. . '
j - uirmu ne uiuy worn
t "w aocs,-ChIcago Tliuei
An Exception.
In tho treatment of skin diseases It
Is said thnt tho rays of the sun are
quite elllcaclous. They can't cure
freckles, however. Bradford Era.
'auouncod that astrono
,th,,oughout tho country
up watching for thfo
4 ot
wr showers this veai
fusion . reached boim
, MWu.idos have veered inttJ
Wls. aud may probably
again.
It has beou computed by statis
ticians that nearly two years'
sickness is experienced by every
person boforo attaining tho ago
of seveuty years. Therefore, ten
days of a year would bo tho aver
ago sickness in human life. Un
til forty it is half, and after fifty
Is reached it rapidly increases.
From these figures yo may esti
mate whether your general
health is above or below the aver
age '
The Han YiiO Fell Among "Fleas."
MY LLV.V (i. STCM'K.
IMitor's Note. The moral of this
little incident from life is uu obvious
"lie. It, illustrates only too well the
..(cessuy oi sjieaning our words very
clearly when teaching little peoplc.nnd
also of explaining unfamiliar words.
The lesson had boon carefully
taught in the primary class, and
as she left the room, the teacher
i'olt thut the little ones would long
remember the story of the (!ood
Samaritan.
Lnte iu the afternoon of that
Sua day, a nunny-facod little
maiden met her teacher, and
said:
"I liked the lesson lots to day
in Sunday-school. That was an
awful nice picture on tho black
board, too. I guess I'd remem
ber the story from the picture if
.you didn'tsay a single thing about
iff"
Wishing to know what the child
had grasped of the lesson the
teacher said:
"I am glad you liked tho story.
Can't you tell me what you re
member about it?"
"Oh, yes! Once upon a time,
there was a man, and ho started
to go from Jerus'luin to .Jericho.
It was a long way, but ho was
goin' to walk all tho same. It
was an awful rocky road, the
rockiest road you ever saw, 'u'
'twas 'most all down hill, too.
Well, alter he'd gone quite a ways
a lot of bad folks came out from
behind the rocks. They were
llt-as, V they stole all of the man's
clothes 'n' all his money, 'u'
every tiling he had. 'N' thev
hurt the poor man till he was all
covered with hurts, 'n' 'most
(load. Them the Mens all ran
away n lei t tho poor hurt man
lying in tho road 'most dead.
"Well, a Iter a while a man came
along, 'n' when he saw the poor
man in the road, he just looked at
him this way" (glancing over her
shoulder), "and hurried by on
tlio other side of the street. I
s'pect he was 'frtiid tho lleas
would como after him too, if he
didn't hurry.
"After that, another m.au came
along, 'n' ho looked at tho poor
man in the road this way too"
(repeating the quick glauco over
her shoulder). "And then there
came another man 'n' ho said,
'Poor man; I'm sorry you are
hurt. I wish I could help you,
but the Uoas might catch me, so I
guess I'd belter bo goin'!' So
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In less than two weeks Christmas will be
here. How about those presents? Yes, to
knowjust what to select worries more than
to pay for it.
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he ran as fast as ho could. Then
there came another man, 'n' an
other, 'u' another."
After tho child had meutioued
seven or eight passers-by, the
teacher suggested to her that it
was about time that somebody
helped the man, to which sho replied:
"Oh, yes! By and by a man
came along riding on a donkey,
lie was a good man, 'n' his name
was S'marittyi. Ho wasn't 'frtiid
of lleas or anything, 'n' ho just
got right o,tf of his donkey, 'u'
wont up 'n' said kind things to
the poor man that fell among
lleas, 'u' gave h i 18 some medicino.
Then he said ho could ride on his
donkey, for he'd just as soon
walk. So S'maritan took the
man to a hotel, 'n' told tho hotel
man to take care of him till he got
till well, 'u' ho'd pay him for it.
Jesus said S'maritan was a good
neighbor to tho man that fell
among lleas. lou tola us that
we could be good neighbors to
folks if wo would help anybody
who needed help, just like S'mari
tan. Now I guess I'd better be
going'." Sunday School Times.
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useful articles for presents.
Is it a NE V DRESS, a NEW CARPET, a
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or SILVERWARE
Wife P
Is it a FINf.
GLOVES, or
WRAP, a nice pair of SHOES,
a SILK UMBRELLA for vour
daughter? Perhaps it is something for the
Doysr
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WE'LL NOT TELL.
COME
WANT.
WHAT YOU
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Desires of Children.
Urave .Men Tall
Victims to stomach, liver and
kidney troubles as well as wo
men, and till feel tlio results iu
loss of appetite, poisons in the
blood, backache, nervousness,
headache and tired, listless, run
down feeling. J. W. Gardner, of
Idaville, Ind.,says: "Electric Bit
ters are just the thing for a man
when he don't care whether ho
lives or dies. It gave mo now
strength and good appetite. I
can now eat anything and have a
now lease on life. " Only oO cents
atW. S. Dickson's Drug Store.
Every bottle guaranteed.
"Children's wants aro often
surprising," said tho matron of
an institution for homeless little
ones to a New York World re
porter. "Ouco there camo here
a jioor, little neglected, half-starved,
lame girl.
"A charitably disposed woman
took her for a drive. On the way
home she brought the child
through the shopping district.
"Now toll mo what you want
most of everything you have seen.
Is it a dolly?
" 'Please, ma'am I'd like a bot
tle of scent,' was the uuoxpeeted
answer, ns sho pointed to a bottle
of cologne.
"On another occasion a lady
who was visitiug tho institution
askod a small boy what sho must
bring him for Christmas. 'A
walking stick with a gold head,'
he said quickly.
"That is tho way with the chil
dren," the matron 'explained.
"They have never been used to
playthings and they don't miss
them.
"An instance of this was an
orphan who had been banged
around during her seven years of
lil'o from one poor family to an
other. None of them had been
able to give her more than barely
enough to out and a few old cast
off rags for clothes. . .
"A wealthy woman became in
terested in the unhappy tot after'
she came to us. j
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X- k.r k?-yl Study i i X
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The proper way to secure CU3
tomers Is to talk directly to
thorn Ve are looking (or new
customers for our advertising
space It is what we have to
sell. We know it is good It
Is worth all that we ask for It
and more If there Is any per
son In this community who has
anything to sell, who has any
need that Isn't supplied, we want
him to use these columns
Tell the story here Tell It
simply and directly Hun
dreds will see It and read It.
If your goods are salable and
your wants reasonable your
communication will receive
attention
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Mrs. Dimpletou I am to see
tho doctor to-day, and I know ho
will insist upon my going abroad.
Dimploton No, ho won't. I
met him yostorday and told
him if hesontyouabroud Icouldn't
pay him his bill.
" 'You art.t. have a new dress
und a new hat,' she told the waif,
'and something else . nice. Now,
what is that something elseV
" 'It isiipu rse -a money purse?'
sho shouted. 'That's what I've
always wanted moro'n anything
in tho world."'
DeWitt's Littlo Early Misers
aro dainty littlo pills, but they
never fail to cleanse the liver, re
move) obstructions and invigorate
tho systom. Trotted Drug
Store.
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Due. 8. Mrs. iihoda Truax and
her da-uglifr"'.' Habina visited Mrs.
Swartzwolder last Momlay.
Miister Webbie Mellott, live-yeutr-old
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Josejih K. Mellott has been in
school every day this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Pott McKoe aud
their little daughter visited Mrs.
ISi:iliimi TVTll!t. nn locf. MiuidMir
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph E. Mel
lott had quito a little frolic butch
ering on last Wednesday. There
were only sixte;ou persons helping.
Some of thoso present
Mr. and Mrs. David K. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Absalom Mellott
! Mr. Stillwell Truax, and Mrs
were !
TTi Trt x-rvii fli in!.- I'Miv
would bo willing to help mo in tho i Charley Mellott.
future? - ! I
Sho Well, I heard him say
that ho felt like kickiug you
iu to the middle of next week.
The moon resem
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thing to do with th
iles a marriage j
it has some-j
s tied. '
In every part of the
County faithful re
porters are located
that gather the daily
happenings.
Then there is the
State and National,
News, War News, a
Department for the
Farmer and Mechan
ic, Latest Fashions
for the Ladies. The
latest New York, Bal
. timore, Philadelphia
Alarkets. The Sun
day School Lesson,
Helps for Christian
Endeavorers, and a
Good Sermon for ev
erybody. THE JOB DEPARTMENT
IS COMPLETE.
SALE BILLS,
POSTERS,
DODGERS,
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
- CARDS, &C
In fact anything and
everything in the best
style along that line. '
Sample copies of
X the News sent to any -X
of your friends oil
I request, j
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p. 111. anil II. ,0 11. m., ulsi for Meehanlos
linri.'. liliM,iirk nnd Intermediate stations "it
7. noi. 111. unit ;i.'.'7 p, ni.
N.k. I. ,s nnd 9 run dally. between UurrUburij
nnd llnn-ii,i,own.
1 Lilly.
t Diillv exeppt Sunday.
; 011 Sundays will leave lMillndclphlit at 4 :
Dtween Ni
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huh in eiiM
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on trains
ukIi eoaohoH to and from l'hlladelphi.v
us 2 and 4 east and 7 ami 9 est.
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11 II 110 47
0 mill ii
A ;ik 11 ih,
P. h.a. m.
f'ouneetlou for all Minions on Cuniberland
Valley Kullniud and l'enusylvuula Uallroud
Hyslein.
11. A. Itini.i.i, J. F. Burn,
tien 1 1'usH. Agent. bupU
County Offickis.
Tresldent JudKelIon. S. MoO. Swope,
Associate JudKesLeuiuel Kirk, 1'otor Wor
Prollmuotary. &o, Frank P. Lynoh.
IHslrlet Atlorney-Ueorge II. liauieln.
Treasurer- Tbeo Ml pen.
Sheriff - Daniel Sheet.
' Deputy Sheriff-Jaiuea Mumel,
Jury eoniinlsMoiierM Diwld Itotz, Samuel If,
llnoUimMimn, ,
AudUora-Johu S, Hurrls, I), II. Myers, A. J.
Laiuiiersou, ' '
Coinmisslouers-U. K. Malot. A. V. Kull
John H'ishor.
Clerk- Krauli Masou.
Tie'oroner
e-'ouniy Hurvevor Jonaa Lake,
Couuly Superiuteuduut- Cloui Chesuut.
Altorueys-W'. Seott Alexnuder. J. Nelson
Slpes, 'I'houiBs r'. Hlouii, V. MoN, JuIiimiou,
M. li. ShalTunr, Oeo. U. Duuleln, Jotiu 1 .
Sloea.
ADVLliTISi: IN
The Fulton County New?,
v. -i
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