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Published Every Thursday.
B. W. Ptxh, Editor.
A c CON N E l .LSI tt I KG . PA.
rnuRsnw, Juno 27, ioi
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N lit 1 1 1 Tl l' ihst'i i I'll fur lrs 1
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Hats CI ut Sermon Tine.
l-'ro'n '.'U Yorl. S
When the I,
Rending, Pa.,
issued a si" '
eV. Dr. U.liViiUL't, (it
was asked :4,y ho
ial request t't the
women alt
remove tin'
I'llnlL
his church t
r liats (.luring me scr- i
moil he replied: I
"My church is not built in am- I
plii theater st le. X()V, if tllC l:t- !
dies all iii kindness and good J
manner, in the theater where the '
seats are gradually elevated from :
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their hats during the play, I am , alv tu.llsl, atl(, am ;1 eity of
sure the ladies of the church will j ,i0lslort ;ls jt iippe'in'ed ... t'ne
williu-ly do as well. No church i .,,, ,,f yAy i..,, js ,.,..
v.-emau will allow athealre woman j t is ., lla,ilu,ll holiday ;uui ev.-ry-to
eclipse her in pod manners, j hh js qui(,f ils oll Sunday.
I say theatre woman with all due i Veseutly a hand is heard piayini
respect to the many -ood women j lh(, ' Sla'i'-Span-led I'.auner." A
ilioallend theatres. little j.rocessio'iof Ciand Army
"If is primarily a question f (...., ,,,., ,!,,.., i
good manners, and then itha:-
to j
do with the work- of Chi istianily
It is annoying to dodge behind a j(,r ,;0.k1 .:(,uir;l(ies. Tlr-n the
ladies' big hat to see the preacher, j llil;utle of night fulls a-.d .!oh..s
Ynukinnv, many people's eyes as- si,,,.j)S
sist their ears. They hear better i vin'ipi.y KKAf.is'ni.'.
if they can see-at least, they so The laiHjti j.eeis over the to),
imagine. ; ef the mountains, its silvery
"Apart from that, people want biM)lis s(,(.mi,;,-ly trying to outdo
to see the minister when he is lhl, i.j.i ml"-la"re from th
preaching. 1 f they are compell-.! f,lniat(,, of the Cambria .froi;
ed to dodge about, it annoys
them and interferes with tin.
proper understanding of the ser
mon. It isaunoyiuganddistract
ing, the minister sees a dodging
coi'gregatioii and that has its ef
fect on thodolivery of theseriiiou.
"There is no l!ib!icai lesson ii
this at all. Among some of the
Pennsylvania Cerman sects the
good women folks, old and young i
take off their black" silk hoods at
meeting, but retain their white
caps on their heads, so as not to
be iu opposition to the Scriptural
text that women must sit uncov
ered. Of course there would, be
no opposition now to thiu while
swiss cups iu our church hut mod
ern millidery is another matter.
"There will be no dii'i;cu!ty foi
thowomcuiu auy crowded church
to remove their hats. Iain told
that the ladies iu a theatre place
their hats on their lap and the
audience look's homelike and at
ease--- quite comfortable and gen
teel --look- as if they had come to
slay awhile. Ni,,v, that is my
idea for the church, i want the
men w ho have thei." hats o!f to be
comfortable and at ease, I ami
sure the women folk's will also be
at ease, because they object to be !
sitting behind big hats. .
"Women of refinement all agree i
with nie. They are quite wiling
to take off their hats. Heauty or
attractive appearance, has not hi r.:.
to do with a matter like this. Hut
this I will venture: Any woman
look s best with her hat oil' the
say I may not judge, but at
church beauty of face or form is
not in it.
"To lie sure, people like to look
their best, which is quite propel-,
but it comes back to the matter
of the greatest number. I have
been told thai tne ladies can put
ou their hat with much celerity
and satisfaction without the aid of
a mirror. They know when
they are wn right. Women are
wonderfully clever with as tick pin.
"I will 1 1 joice to view' my hat
less congregation, and it won't
sjMiil the flower garden to be out
of view for a brief hour iu the
cause of the master.
Dy.sM'ptics cannot be long lived
because to live requires nourish
ment Food is not nourishing until
it is digested. A disordered
stomach cannot digest food, it
must huvo assistance. Kodoi
Dysplasia Cure digests all kinds
of food without aid from the
Mtomach, allowing it to rest and
regain its natural functions. Ii
elements are exactly the same as j
tho uaturaly digestive fluids and ! blessing. Try it. Sa,'i
it simply cau't help but do you i guaranteed. ' nly aoc at
good. Trout's drug store. i Dickson's.
Scenograph Johnstown Flood.
PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION. .
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The oei'in i!; I ,i j ill concession,
"i'lie Johnstown Flood," i our
of thi' nil ist alt raeti ve . rod i,r liens
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on the ! an-A morieiin ;uw;: v- in
fact, experienced judges say it is
one of the most realistic panorama
they have ever seen.
Tlie panorama is ho feet in
length aud at least -in in height.
fpju
irgoaudilnrium is darkened
I and present v tin: voivel curlams
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' eterv to lav flowers on the graves
Work
owns
j river.
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s aid the glow from the col, (; !
on the oimosito side of the I
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.V passenger train, lighted
' and apparently filled with visitors
j dashes across the foreground
j over the lines of the Pennsylvania
i Company. The mornhm' comes
I again aud the sun rises and lifts
i the mist from the valley. Johns
town is astir. J rollev earsAUsh
i1(,n. aU( t
icre Willi load
nu-
Isos
man freight and busine.-..-are
opened. Tin; po
streams into the streets
denly the sky dark us, li:
no
lula'iion
. Sud
.t')i::: Hash, and the i
listant jieals oi
tiiuinier can he Heard. :iie ran
i
begins to fid!, first in lilUe s- p.U
teriiig drop-.-, and then in torrents
A miL'htv roar is heard a:.d tin
llo.nl is ujiou
the comma
The South Fork dam has!
and the water is learirg ti.r
tlie vallev, swee'dier evci-
A GLcltii of Aj'.iiiiiaido.
! Aguiinduo, according to the
I New York Sun, is twenty-nine
.years old. lie was born in the
! village of lmussiii, the Province
i of Cavile, and is said to hae Chi
nese blood in him. He was edu
cated in the College of Saint .lean
Lateran, and was afterward sent
to tin: University of Saint Thom
as at Manila.
Until I-'Je, Agujualdo tided the
soil. Then the Philip iiie League
was established and he became
one of its members. In Wo he
was made mayor of Cavile, and
became prominent iu a rebellion
that broke out that year. The
year found him lighting
against Spain. Hut on Decem
ber l.'7, 1-H7, he suddenly surren
dered, on consideration of pay-
ment by Spain of if 1011,0110 and a
promise of more. t.Mi June 1,
after Dewey's victory,
Aguina'do proclaimed himself
dictator of the Philippines, and
has ever since practiced jungle
war fare.
Seven Years In Ccd.
"Will wonders ever cease:'
quire the friends of M rs. L. i
in
ase
of Lawrence, Kan. They k i.
she had been unable to leave he.
'bed in seven years on account of
kidney and liver trouble, nervous
prostration and general debility;
but, "Three bottles of Electric
Hitters enabled me to wall.:," she
writes, "and iu three months 1
felt like a now person." Voui" 1
suffering from Headache, Hack
ache, Nrervousiiess,Sloep!esshe.-,s,
Melancholy, Pointing and I v:'.y
Spells will find it
11 priceless
tacti
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in its path and .scattering (loath
d
lest rue
i' ii oii every hand.
. crumble like, van-
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at ho
rid''es arc swept away.
bodies arc seen tossed about' by
the lurliidunt waves. Thedebris
piles up at tin1 Pennsylvania, rail
road bridires and the hoi i'or is in
ereased by the presence, of tire.
The II, unes len liih into the air,
a funeral pyre for hundreds of
eru.- lied and mutilated bodies.
1 n the distance can he seen the
I. i. nes from t lie Catholic Church,
at which spot so many lost their
li ves and whose bodies wore never
recovered, they being burned b
yo,1( recognition. Presently a ; ('lure, Miss Cutchall.
rainbow appears, like a promise Uain-iew M. E Mr. Hoover.
from heaven that no further harm j too.
sh;,ll come to the people of the Kmibsville M. K Rov. Kelso.
city. Tli- sun shiues.lighting up j iCuobsvilloUnion Abrara Wag-
a scene ol death and devastation 'iter.
such as was never equalled with- i Pethlehem U. 15. Henry Wolf,
in the eoni'mes of this country, i Thompson.
I'm- a second all is dark again and j Oakley M. K. Mrs. Swartz
1he;i in a Hash of light is seen ! wohlor, Mrs. Fisher.
Johnstown as it appears todav. a ! union.
i hustling, thriving city, apparent
J ly fully recovered from the cala-
niitv ol twe vo Years ago.
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A foyer has been eons'tructed
immedialelv in the rear of t,0
aadiiorium wliere writing mater- i
ial, a direclory, registration books
and other conveniences are found.
The walls are decorated in au
elaborate manner with .oil paint-
1 ings a. id water colors, one of
which is of more than ordinary
iuiercsi. It is a lil'e-sixe picture
; of Joins 1 laker, the hero of the
.loluistovii i'ood. who at the risk
of his life mounted his horso,and,
dashing ahead of tlie torrent,
warned hundreds of people who
tl :t i'v.io would have lost their
l:es.
There are many shows on the
Midway - sum" bad, others indif
h'ront, a lew really g'ood. The
' .h 1 I'st-iws: Flood is one of the
i'.'. of toe i.u tor. It really is
worth seeing.
Tky Cc.'inot Be Published.
The postmaster general has is
sued an order that newspapers
which publish indices of raffles,
. drawings or other games of
chance, or who publish the names
of the v inncrs of the prizes will
he excluded from the mails. Ac
cording to the post oflice depart
ment the publication of such mat
ters is a clear violation of the law
against lotteries, aud the manner
in which it was violated by many
newspapers has caused thepostal
authorities to make the above
quoted announcement. Rallies
'and drawings are common iu Ihis
. country, especially iu this town.
While they are not a vicious form
of gambling they are placed un
der the ban of the law.
The billions, tired, uervous man
cannot successfully compete with
his healthy rival. Hewitt's Little
j Early Risers the famous pills for
constipation will remove thocause
of your troubles. Trout's drug
si ore.
The Lutheran reunion at Mout
Alto park, July 11, promises to
be one of more t ban ordinary in
terest. The committee has ar
ranged a special feature, it being
the presence of tho children of
tin- Loysville orphan school. Tho
children will sing a number of
selections, a chorus of 5') voices
having been organized. There
wii! also Lie mii.de by tho school
band.
The man v. ho omi-plaiiis that ho
Iris liothing to do .seems to loso
sight of the fact that there aro a
gr"at, many things tint he should
Hi d do. .
DELEGATES PKCEEST AT THE IATC
! SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Officers For Current Yar.
AVK.
fv'.ick liill Union Olio Stonl-'
or iji..".ii li'uUon.
lnrrii Ki..
Wi.ri'ordshnrfr L'ros. Mrs. W.
'.. Sii.-ccf:. Cordelia Palmer.
Wa: I'erdsburK M. M. Miss
;.i. die K'ate I! ir.clr.
.::rsn i;.
'.'O'l-.-viile M. F,.- W. P. Jack
son. IJU.I.IN.
Clear Uid-u M. K Mrs. John
I ienry, Millie Huston.
1 hi rnt Cabins I Vcs. MissCom
erer, Anna Doran.
1 hi rnt Cabins M. K II. If.
Uertzler.
iaVii.(i c ki;i;k.
(ireeu liill Pres. Finery Pitt
man, Howard Skipper.
Asbury M. ). l.Hie iLocken
sniiih, Dora Deshoii'?.
Siloiuu M. K. Mr. Hollinshead,
M iss Decker.
Christian-Obed T. Mollott.
M'COXNKM.SHiriM !.
United l'rcs. I. .1. Conrad.
Jennie Carson.
Ue,oriiiod Mrs. Erb, Mumio
(Jrissiujrcr.
Lutheran liev. Wolf, Annie
(oinercr.
Pi osbytorian -(lertrude
Sloan.
MethodistA
Marion Sloan,
U. Nace, J. W.
( ! reathead.
TAYUllt.
fustontowu M. K--Miss Mc-
P.uck Valley M. E. Miss Ritz,
M iss Scriever.
WDI.I.S.
WellsTannery Pros Mrs.E. A.
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iwioii, om nuir.Karu.
Jim ( 1 r'.,v! M- Mrs- (!-
Si;e, Airs. Kirlc.
The following are theoflieors
for the ensuing year.
President, U. W. Peck.
Yicel'i esident, W. II. Spauglor.
Recording Seci'etarj" Miss Mag
gie Mclibbin.
I'ield Secrelary, M. R. Kir.. fi
ner. Treasurer, Dr. J. W. Mosser.
Primary Superintendent, Mary
J. .-5 loan.
Ivecutive Coinuiittee, A. U.
Nace, Rev. Wolf, Robert Spoor,
l ist id( rv l ' i; i:si l iknts.
Ayr, Rev. Lewis Chambers.
Hoi fast, Mrs. Dr. Swartzwelder.
Holhel, II. Iv. Markloy.
Hrush Creek, N. H. Jackson.
Dublin, S. L. P.uckley,
Licking Creek, Anna Spoor.
McConnellsburg, Mrs. W. Kirk.
Taylor, S. C. (Jracoy. 1
Tod, David Kelso.
Thompson, J. H. Covalt.
Union, Jessie ( lienger.
AV'o'lls, ( leorge W. Sipe.
Saves Two From Death.
"Our little daughter had an al
most fatal attack of whooping
cough aud bronchitis," writes
Mrs. W. K. Ilaviland, of Armonk,
N. V., "but, when all other reme
dies failed, we saved her life with
Dr. lung's Now Discovery. Our
niece, who had consumption iu an
advanced stage, also used this
wonderful medicine and to-day
she is perfectly well." Desper
ate throat aud lung diseases yield
to Dr. King's New Discovery as
to no other medicine on earth.
Infallible for Coughs aud Colds.
aUc and .1.00 bottles guaranteed
by W. S. Dickson. Trial bottles
free.
A good wife is like ivy, for the
greater the ruin tho closer she
clings; but a bad wife is like ivy,
too, for the closer she clings tho
greater the ruin.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Nature in BtrMUtftbsming and recou
Btructing the exhausted digestive or
Rant. It lsthe latest discovereddltfest
ant aud touic. No other preparation
can approach It In eftlclcucy. It Id
Btautly relievesand permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, tiour tSlotnach, Nausea,
btck Headache, Giistralgla.Crampsand
all other results ol Imperfect digestion.
Price soc, and tl. Large in contain t tlmni
mall ulaa. JUouk all about dytpupal&iuHlfttclfrt:
fr-pgrtf toy C. C. OalMITT CO, Ctjleago.
Trniii'h )-ut; NLiirti,
A Mystery of Sound.
Sound is one of the simplest
.limits in me worm, aim yei io
many persons, both young und:
old, it is one of the most myster- j
ions. Toll thoni, for example, I
that the fall of a tree in a forest j
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makes no sound in itself, and they
sniilo incredulously; or, if they
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oeiiove you niey coniess uiuu oik.,)
cannot understand it. When you
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tlllll III' pi-."" IM.I, Jl OWHJl.
, w iw Liuiu. i ' i i 1 1 r ' I'll i ri i a i
s
lilisiiliitely essential to 'he pro
dvic.i ion of sound. th'y seem un
able l i gTasp the idea, and con
tend tliat tlie lull OI tno treu does
mal;e, and cannot help n:ahi:i' a
noise, which is there, all the same
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wneiiier iin.'i e is aii,) iiiiiijr hn
it or not.
Hut llicy are wrong, oi course, i
for there is no sound ejieopt in
the ear. Iu llio making of a sound J
there are three essential eondi :
tions. Ijet us take this illustra i
lion ot tne true in tno ioresi. j ;
falls andstrikes the ground. Tliat
is the first condition. Its strik
ing the ground setstl.e air around
it into violent agitation. That is
the second condition; but there is
no sound yet, ouly a series of
hrations through uir, a spreading
.. r .1...
out in everv direction from th
fallen tree. These vibrations it
must be remembered, are not
sound. They are only factors
that produce it, aud they cannot
produce it until the third coudi
lion is supplied, which is the tym
pauum, or drum, of somebody's
ear, against which tney strike.
and thus makes a sound.
Sound, therefore, is nothing
but tlie striking 01 air viorauons
against the drum of the oar, auc
cannot ex'st out of it. The con
ditions that produce it exist out
of the ear, but the ear is absolute
ly necessary to complete it.
"The Doctors told me my cough
was incurable One. Minute Cough
Cure made me a well man." Nor
ris Silver, North Stratford, N. II.
Hecause you've not found re
lief from a stubborn cough don't
despair. One Minute Cough Cure
has cured thousands and it' wi';
cure you. Safe aud sure. Trout's
drug storo.
, Hecause ho wanted interest on
a deposit of tfaOO, which the Ta
maqua banks would not give him,
Vincent Kliks decided to take the
money to Philadelphia to deposit.
When he reached there, before
going to a bank he took a ride on
a ferry to Camden, where he had
his picket picked.
"A few mouths ago, food which
I ate for breakfast would not re
main on my stomach for half au
hour. 1 used one bottle ol
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure aud can
now eat my breakfast and other
meals with a relish aud my food
is thoroughly digested. Nothing
equals Kodol Dysprvpsia Cure for
stomach troubles." II. S. Pitts,
Arlington, Tex. Kodol Dyspepsia
Curedigests whatyoueat. Trout's
drug store.
A Cambridge professor tells us
that when "ben:'.syuaphtylamid is
treated with nitric acid, two iso
metric inouitronamidobcnzonph
tylamides are l'ormod, one yield
ing mouonononamidobenzouapli
tylamide, aud tho other adyben
zodiamidononolena. " All parents
should impress this fact on the
minds of their children.
The two most uncomfortable
people in the world to have around
are the nuiu who always tells the
truth and the man who never
does.
A woman can be stopped from
fainting by the knowledge that
she has on an old pair of shoos.
1G Day Excursions to tlit Sea SliQro via Cum
berland Valley R. R.
Tho Cumberland Valley Rail
road has tixed upon Thursdays,
June 20th, July 5th and lbth, Aug
ust 1st, 15th aud liiith, and Sep
tember 12th for their Aunuul'
M id-Sumiiior excursions to the
Sea shore, the time allowed on
these excursions being sixteen
days.
Excursion tickets to Atlantic
City, Capo May, and other South
Jersey resorts will bo sold from
all stations (in the Cumberland
Valley R. R. on above dates for
train No. I leaving Mercorsburg
at ft.OO a. in. at 5.00 for tho round
trip.and will bo good to return on
auy regular train (except the
Penna Limited) within sixteen
days, including datoof issuo. For
full information call on I,cnl
Ticket Agents.
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Vi" TI twenty live y(ars' exjterimice pnr-
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cuasirg goons in t!io Mist, J. luive never
iHiughl a lot of goods with which I am so
well pleased as those for this spring's trade.
I am prepared to offer you goods both in
quality and quantiiy thai, cannot be sur
passed, ar.d at pre-; s (bat will astonish you
for their cheapness.
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For boys 3 to D j'oars of age, we have
those beautiful Wst.ee Suits: from 5 to 15,
two-piece suits; and for 111011, suits all sizes
aud prices. We have only space to men
tion Rlaek Diagonal cotton-worsted suits,
nice aud dressy, at s2.i)U' Men's and Hoys'
Overalls, cotton pants aud jumpers; also, a
fineliue-of Madras and Silk-front Dress
Shirts otJit cents.
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We have all the latest things in Wool and
Fur ail colors. St raw Hats for Men and
Hoys Dress aud everyday. Children's
Fancy Skull Caps at ." cents each.
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heel for 1.R). Men's Fine Shoes in Kidgo,
lone Calf, Tan and Patent Leather. Ladies'
Kidgo and New Stylo latent Leather for
$1.50. Children's Shoes from IT) cents, up.
Fishing Toclclo
The Trout season is now hero, and wo
have split bamboo rods, single and multi
plying reels, cotton, sea grass, and oiled
silk lines, plain and snooted hooks and
51 -foot leaders.
J. IC. Johnston,
McConnellsburc, Fa.
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Manufacturer of
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X porcn columns, Posts, c.
McConnellsbuKg, R.
Doors 2 ; 8 x 6 :
inches in thickness.
bash 12x20; 12 x 24:
12 x 34; 12 x 36 inch and a quarter thick always y
on hand. . '
Sash four lights to window from 45 cents to 70. o
These sasli are all primed and ready for the j;Iass.
Both the doors and the sash are made from best white K
Q and yellow pines. . q
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Through COFORADO ami SALT LAKE CITY
Returning via Canadian' Noictiiwkst
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July 8 to Augusts
H'iul I'ulliiian Train. Kale, ii:clu.liny triiuimi tation, (iiino Rfl
ublel'ullmun iltu-th, and 'Mc.-ils, ... . JjIOj.OJ
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nia Railroad, or Address
Pass. Agent,
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htn-Amcrican Exposition how Opui,
Tho Cumberland Vndey 'Rail
I'o.ul Company has now on sale
n gidar Summer Excursion tick
ots to 1 iuj'falo 011 account of Pan
American Exposition 'and to Ni
agara Palls. Tho rate from Mer
corsburg is $18.1K. Iu additiou
special excursion tickets to'Ruf
falo, good to return within ten
days from date of issue, ill be I turni'ig h ave Uutfalo at H.OO I
sold every day until October ,'i 1 st, M. aild K5!o A. M. coum ctin
at rate of if 11.85 from Mercers- J with tl.(illiS , llhd , ri.sl)(.(.tive)y.'
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