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tuMi.sh(.T h'lnirsilaj'," ' HiihTYon rse was V-i - and a kiud
. Ml pilini VMk'O. I lti- Were 'h
couple solus ami some songs din
iii'.r iho meal, ii i m1 everyone seem-
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"McCONNELLSBURU, PA.
...I'HUKSDAY.'AUU. JV..1V01.
Published Weekly. :1.00 per
Annum in Advance.
' AliVKKTIMlNd KATRN.
IVr stiuurti ,i ilnt'i : timr j
IVr Ntiimrt? pjn'h ni-.p,1,imi Inri , itirt . . . .
All mlvt'rt,isf'intits luv.'rteil fur tint,
tllrre nmiilli.s urui i-il by lli Minnie.
Oil Sociable. A I'fni' tlio lii.i.il n oi . SIHll A, Meltha.flt. Whit 1 b IjilHiltr-
over, we arose, lln priest asked ! JuiK'li with some aciniatntances.
tlw miqiUM ,,f tLrs world, but I j , ,1,., papers vou bn-uHit l,..,,,.,
dolmow that there y,. a groat j;;;ltul,,av l1mt Mr Morgan
many snr,,,! men vl, re poor, , ,,,, ...iui,,,...-,..,. i ,. m,, ,...
kii- is a really lovable husband
( ,,i f.iitrth t'liliiiitn .
( 't-h;il I rolinm, . . . .
I 'lie Cul HUM
n iikk
Mum.
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another blessimr, ami we loll tin
! i'""ni. r iieuI.M'led to say that
j the waiters walked on the. table
j elotli all the lime to serve us.
"I'll" tahle was re spread and the
ladies ate, Then then; was more
siniring and dancing until mid
night. "All this time the bride was
entertaining her friends at her
home, but a profession is now
formed, and the groom goes to
meet the bride at her home, fol
lowed by us all. The procession
consisted of: J''irs1,a. largo torch;
next, the musicians: then, a doz
en small boys With lamps; then,
the iri'oom and best man; then,
the !iiu!:i!nde carrying lighted
candles. This is the
; wedding incut ruled ill
'-'."lh chapter. Lt took
ialf
Kind of a
Matthew
almost a
hour to go to the bride's
N.'MiiU!.' Ihsrrtfil Tor lcs lli;nt
fi'o(t.'vsuual C;mU m, yi',.r
What Makes Boils.
Contrary to the common belief,
boils are not indicative of blood
disease. They are really indica
tions r local poisoning by pus
bearing irerms. and the boil is an
abscess. I'ivery pus prick, every
scratch, every abrasion, every
cut with a razor or pocketkui f.
every splinter that enters the
skiu may cause a boil. Nor need
the wound bo a serious one; it
may be so minute as to he invisi
ble to the unaided eye. Xor is
the result always produced, for,
if it should he, every slight wouud,
.every thorn prick, every scratch
of a cat, every bite of a doe;,overy
abrasion of the skin, would be
followed fy disastrous, if not fa
tal, consefpieuees. The reason
for this immunity is that there
is a certain inherent power of the
body to l'esist these noxious
' np-ents, and it is only when the
powers, of the body are weakened
by disease that the morbific
a.ireuts can thrive in the body and
accomplish their evil work.
lu tins sense, then, noils are I
due t disease of the blood, but
not a disease in themselves. Tlivh
living also favors boils.
The reason why a boil is al
ways iu the worst place is be
cause that is always the most ex
posed place. The back of the i
neck-, where the collar rubs the'
microbes into the skin: the wrist, j
... v . . it . r i i . i i
Miere runs irruaie, anti mak'e i ,. ...
, ,. hditor S. A. l'.rown. of l!eii-
tbe entrance ol ifernis more ejisv: !
the top or the foot, where the shoe u",tsv'1"'- ( ; '' i
omel,,... ,l. i ,.i -. i -'""-ly sur,.nsed. "Thnm.-h
! . -- - .'...' L' l l . Mil l .M j 1SUI.
I).' writes, ''my wife was jjivati.y
I ran down. She had no s1reii.ut.ii
t ii w ,; ,.., i- 'i-'" i suuereu ureal ili.s-
rsadieville, K v.. was curious . ,. .
. ,,, , ,, ' ' ., : tress Iroai her stomach, but she
i" i "i ii Lin- , ii u n iin- a-i
provomoint in the health of .Mrs.
I lore's il lit tle incident 1 1 1:1 1 will
srivf you some idea of what I
mean. I'm soineihinir of a crank
in the matter of shoes, and al
ways have from six to a do.en
pairs that are partly well worn,
but still available for service.
iio morning last week a hobo
called at the back- door of my res
idence and su cceded in 'ettine;
my wife there 1o hear his story,
liuttho fact that his feet were
on the .-round pleaded more elo
quently 11, an any words of his,
and my hie; collection of shoes
was brought out for him locliou.-,e
If seems funny,
and father,
iloesil 't i v:''
"Does it?
Can 'I lie hav( huniaue feeliuirs in j
Coccr Advcviiscmcrli.
"' "N'n ipr.jn, " wrote an itiinjjriim
tl'i' ' i dcrta'ci't, "(wor. ri(i'.ing'
t ried one (, these air tit,l,t collins
of.ours will ever .use stnv' other.'
This is supplemented by the
truthful but discouraging adver
tisement of a, dentist: "Teeth
I don't see why. ' ext racted with gnat, jviins."
-Iiildi
iroin. ii,. took- a coupli
oil prnluse thanks and left.
"Toward eveuinr my wife vas !
out and was at hoine. Alone;
came a hoiio with hair through j
his hat and feet throuvh his
shoes 1 to hmtiKK- i . i . i P I
jhome althoueh .it was not very could help him in the matter of
j lar. 'I here we entered the home j f,M,twear. and I was in the midst
,o! the bride. Theo-room met the ! (,f ;t ,.,.rnsu . IP saitl ,y wif,
jhnde, the priest joined their I i1:ld t..ld him in the moruin-that
hands and said some words over I ial sl 1Klh. of sh()(,s that Wl,,.u
I tliem, then the yroolii kissed his 1 nol, ,..,. ,m, ih:lt , .,,,
m.thor-i.iaw, and the prows- .lby h(1 wiihl that he shauld
sionwas a-ain formed, and v.; have them. More witli the idea
went to the church. It was one .1... r..n
. , luin iiiv uio Jt.'UOW IIUIL lie
In clock when we went to the J was lyh than imythhv vn t
cluirc!., ct the people were all brought out the shoes. Sure
out watchin- The ceremony iu )M,lldli tll),,.0 Wt,,.,; tw () t, ,
j the church was about an hour ! r,. t,K, 1(,a wiUlllt ,lnv f,,nvs.
jloiic. First, th.'hrideand -room . rn(in- sit.,,. ior the ri-ht foot,
j "''""l'''l" t, a 'ri-st: : I didn't see how he could utilize
""v i.- ,i" o,,, 1,.. Ill ill, ... w-.I.I t ,. .
mnlintratul a kind of sn,.r ". I "ls l,,,an-
, l 111 , . v , ii c w in
ea w itli thi.Mii. My wi!
halfway alonir the bloi
t'iicl;eiie(i his pace.
"In the nioniine- tint fcliow
liad been quick euoue-i to pick
out the two shoes for the riuht
spite of his money hairs?"
''I'en'l, llnre up so, (iooi ee. I
haven't said anythine; very hor
rid, have I? It just seems to iihj
that its funny that n man who has
si.) much on his mind railroads,
and banks, and boats aud thine
should have any time, or any
fooin, to thinlc of. love."
'!. understand you, my love.
Vmiv llleorv is that a ma.ti who
devotes all his time to siUeeziu-j
helpless stock-holders will se:irce-
,','",n-live ire to embrace his
Wile lllli
ch
the
h!e
Wh,
ren.
h, (leoi-ire, how silly."
"Vim believe that when a man
makes i practice of freezin- out,
distasteful boards of directors he
is apt to become a -ood deal trap
ped himself."
"Why, ( leorire, you are talkin
just dreadfully."
"What are you trying to -et at
is fiata man who stands around
all day watering stocks is apt to
thin out the milk- of. human kind
ness to a very painful degree."
" hy, ; irui'L-i', I never heard
you e,i o i so wihiK . Is it the
heat?" '
"The fa'-;, is you .are Uhe mis
taken, my lose, in your licle de
ductions. A man can have money
on the brain without its affect intr
L K'new a rich
the
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! Then
best man placed a, hi
.e heads of the couple,
til their heads to-et::-ach
kissel the bib1 . .
tiu- -room held the bible
while several went forward ami
i kissed 1 lie b ride's hand, a ml drop
; ped a coin on a plate held by the
piiest. The ceremony over, the
; procession formed and the -room
led the bride to his home.
"I -ot homo from the church
it L'.i'O a. in."
Astounded the Editor.
met hii
and he
man
aid do his level best
to swindle widows and orphans
out : f their little all and then go
home and lavish every endear-
ui. ,,1. ,,,,u i HTv luxury on ins i
wife am children."
ow dreadful! You wouldn't
ioo,. ami men w;m.,i aroumi till! do that, would you, ( ieor-eV"
he could work me for the other! "Wouldiffdo what- Lavish cn-
two. I suppose one pair went to , dearinenlson yon."
some pal. There's not. a man in "Vmi,lmv ;.)a(, iean--swin-
ten thousand would have thought j j,, widows' "
of turning the trick he did.'' i .. ,i,,', i..,i; ..... i :P ,
I" II' If I , OlOU II 1
wanted to. my love. All the wid
ows 1 know would In., quite too
smart for me. "
"Now you're talking nice again.
And you are real sure that von
Washington Star.
Grangers Picnic.
I-'or the. (i rangers I'icnic
Williams (! rove An trust "tith
A western fanner advertises
j for a woman to "wash, iron and
milk two cows. "
An .advertisement once appear
ed in a Washington i m per for "a
room for a young man 10 by
This is nn advertisement from
the columns of an English court
journal: "lilankets! Blankets!
I Ilanket s! For domestic and char
itable purpose of every descrip-
tHin, ipiality, size and weight."
The following advertisement is
from an Australian paper: "Want
ed a young woman (the plainer
the better) to help a small, gen
teel family in their domestic mut
ters: ue without ringlets prefer
red." An American paper published
in Paris recently contained the
following unique advertisement :
"A young ma n of agreeable pres
ence, and desiroiiH of getting
married, would like to make the
acquaintance of an aged aud ex
perienced gentleman who could
dissuade him from taking the
fatal step."
Here is a specimen of domestic
advertising from the columns of
t lie London Times: "Mrs. Ciorge
Aslilou, r Victoria street, West
minister, takes this opportunity
of thanking her numerous friends
for their kind letters of sympathy
on the dissolution of her marri
age." The court of Sc.hleswig-llol-stein
once issued the following
curious notice : "At the request
of Herr Peter Lehman of Altona,
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I Shirts !
O - : ..
I Collars
AND
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eatlier Goods!
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Madras, Silk-
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White Silk Front
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Underwear
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Straw Hats'
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Tiay-down IJubbor dollars,
Nice line of Siring Ties at
Ladies' Gauze Underwear, i.r
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Men's (Jauw Underwear.
10c
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Fly-Nets
Fronts, and .lied- ''j
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the dollar f
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Children's (hiuze Underwear, '2
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Men's and Poy'sStraw Hats r0,L5 y
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Uuggy Fly Nets, Illack Leather, O
IhKibbed, 45 lashes, .$1.45. Q
I Kibhed, (iO lashes, O
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Heavy Tan Colored Teum ',.t.a
liead with llreast
ribs to
'Strap.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Panglers and Far Nets.
1 u 'try AV bins. Tiii ", .,,! in,.
' I " I--'. " 'I. I I I'U. --.
iobes Sl.r.O. 1 '!-.. i oo V
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the seaman Dietrich Lohman.who (
, l.. : 1 . 1. .. xr X
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to
Cumberland
all lavorite "worst places.'
Their Secret is Out.
I riod
S. P. Whittaker, who had for a
ti.uic, and its
l..,,.r (I,.,.. . .... 1 .....1 .1.1 IV ... I
,. , . , . - , ' can eat an vtl
iii- ii'diii a ciironic oioucinai
trouble. .. "It's all due to Jr.
King's New Discovery," writes
her husband. "It compiefely
cured her and also cured our lit- ;
tie grand-daughter of a severe at- !
tack of Whooping Cough." It
positively cures Coughs, Colds, i
LaCrippe, I Iroucliitis, all Throat i
aud Lung troubles, (iuaranteed i
bottles r,i)e and Loo. Trial hot
ties free at Y. S. hicKson's drug;
store.
elst, inclusive, tin
Valley Kailroad will run sneci.'d
excursion trams to mi,, I fnnii !
(iroveand sell excursion 1 iclo-ts I
as follows:
ljeae Mercersburg at a. m..
1":1'' a. iu. aud p. m. daily.
Pet urn i n g leaveWiHia ins ( ; i'o i
for Mercersburg ami intermedi
ate stations at a. m. and :!:lop.
in. dailv and at, n m .l'tiik-
qualities a-re splendid i'or torpid j except Monday and Saturday,
liver." For indigestion, loss of : Kxcursion tickets' good to ro
appctite, stomach and liver , turn Saturday An-riist. :-!1st u-ill
i would love me iust as well if von
were a millionaire like Mr. Mor-
hlectric 1 1
r at. once
Her
and
i four bot'J.
which he! i ,
after usinir
is entirely well,
It'-, a grand
gentle laxative i
troubles it
teed cure.
Dickson's.
s a positivi
Only ."oc
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ruaran-S.
My dear ti'irl. let us always
remember that it never pays to
meet trouble half way. No doubt
when I'm as rich as Mr. Morga j
I will feed you on nightingales'
tongues with ambrosia sauce and
".'ive you melted oenrls 1.o di-inl.-
I I hit understand me, ' I make no
I promises."
J " h, Ceorge you're so ridicu-
lous!" Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Ken's Views of Women.
A
Pointed Paragraphs.
list mixes
The successful ai
colors with brains.
A hingle word to the point is w
better than a s)ecch.
The more a man, is envied the
less real happiness he has.
It is the little troubles that
Wear away a man's conceit.
Many a hasty marriage begets
a loic-d rawn out lepentance.
A woman always has her sns
picion of a man who never lies to
her.
If women were born widows
they would learn to flirt, before ;
they could talk.
When a man asks for a woman's
sympathy lie doesn't really fare j
anything about it. ;
About the only time a woman s
ever overlooks a bargain is when
she selecs;t husband.
When I- man starts out tog. a!
even with anybody he is never j
satisfied until- In- comes out
ahead.
The fool hen chuckles joyously '
over the egg that is destined toj
furnish some one else with an I
omelet.
A man may be able to mind Ids
own business, but it takes a wo
man to mind her own aud her
neighbor's at the same time.
Many a womau who doesn't ob
ject to cigar smoke before marri
age draws the line at a pipe alter
th honeymoon is on the wane.
lie is a fool who thinks by force
or skill, to turn the current of a
woman's will.-- Sam uel Take.
The most, beautiful object in
the world it will be allowed is a
beautiful woman.- Macaulay.
he on sale the entire week at one
fare for the round trip.
Kxcursion tickets good for two
i days will be on sale from Tues
day until J riday, at rate of s
i for the round trip.
iiaptist, nor yet the Wandering
.lew, for he was certainly before
them all: he was with Noah in the
.", i lie was not Noah nor Noah's
i son nor a Levite; nor John the
An Kuglish scientist, who has
been among the dwai'J people of
the Kongo forest, studying their
habits and making photographs
of them and of their dwellings,
a line wife
is
Mlth
.en
most
liess.
ThkI'Vlton Cnr.vry Ni;vsl
per yea r.
let him hav
Jonsi n.
A woman's si reugth
potent w heii robed in g
Lamarthie.
Disgui'i-. our bondatre as we
wdl, 'tis woman, woman, rules us
still. Moore.
Women need not look' at those
dea r to them to know their mood,.
- Ilowells.
j 'il and w ater- woman and a
i ec-ret are hostile properties.--'
IJulwer Lytfmi.
P. 'member, woman is most
I perfect when most womanly--!
CJadstoue.
Larth has nothing iu,,n. tender
than a pious woman's heart.- -Luther.
Kruption.s, cuts, burns, scalds
and sores of all kinds ouickly
e .,, .";h,ii. n ii in i j i i.ei wt .....c.,1 . .i . ,i ...
t- I , sti.ingleil to dea'ai with croup.
halve. Certain cure for iu es. 'in,,, a,,, , , , , .
,s ... 1U(' doctors said she con dn t
Pewareo counteneits f e sure llvp but s1l((
you get the original-Deitt's.ihv 0n MitAHt),
I ,'"lil''1,,r,,"'h,",v- ' Trout's drugstore.
ark. The Scrijitures make men
tion of him, particularly' in St.
Mathew' St. Mark, St. Luke and
St. .John so that we may believe
, i he was no impostor. He knows
no parents; lie never lay npon his
mother's breast. . His heard i
I such as no man ever wore. He
goes hare legged aud bare footed,
I iIKe a trrave old IVi.-n. Mti1 1,,.
I wears no hat iu summer or even
jin wiuter weather, but often ap
i j)ears with a crown upon his
'.:.. ! head. His coat is neither knit nor
m t be sat,s.,ed w.th tempor . sW) nul. u ,t sjlkj h&.
i relief irom indigestion. h-1 ri!le,)jyia it ab,)Umls . a var.
do Dyspepsia , ,.,. permanently of clors.nnd tits close to the skin,
and Comp e f l emoX'es this com- 1 1 : . i
',. , ; ls wonderfully temperate; he
lnamt. It re heves t'ermanenl v i ,, . i i ., .
1 ,M '"'- , iu-er drinks anytlung. but cold
am! Colin,le1e ' r.'inov,. s, 1 ... . ,. .. '
' ' V ' "-K''. "o would rather take
.l.nnt. It relieves I-" - r ' v luS in a (nnm,v .,,..
'r""1'"" '. ",,"W'V ,i,--litlmuin a. king's palace. He is
stomach. Nature receives su o- !, .....i,,,, ,,.i . i .. u
i '.. loui, in; mis m a singu
lar chair v ith bis dollies on. He
the li'iii'l ...
v '"'- i" ' says mat iney are aiie-lilce am
e,i with cares thenust is disjielled : hideous in form and features but
wneii a woman aoii,.;! rs (.ne . P. ......... n . . r .. ,.i .., . i , .
ji r.'- mo oi a cneer i iu anil k-in
Lovely woman, that caused our i disposition. Their intelligence is j
cares, can every care beguile. ! as a rule, well dev..l .1 '"ll.. !
J!"i'es!'ord. ! ,.,,,., .,, ,..,;,. ,i. ,,.,., ,,,,
l.'aptured man quits each d.- j struck by their gayety and their!
oi- s.i.ee, ,,, woman, lor thy j pretty movements, 'which wen
livelier patre.-Moore ! quite difl'erent from' the heavy
Kindness in women, not in awkward movements of the ne
their beauteous looks, shall Witl'gi'oes.
my los e.-- Shakespeare.
that would have line guest.-
was horn in K'irchiuoor iu Novem
her, is Is, and w as drowned on
Hie journey from Stockton to
Hamburg while sailing in the
ship llertha, Jenny, is hereby
called upon to appear before this
court, and report himself on or
before Friday, January 1'U, ul 11
o'clock. i). in., under miin of be
ing declared dead." Washington
Star.
16 Day Excursions to tlio Sea Shore via'Cuiu
l,crlai!!l Valley II. K.
The Cumberland Valley Pail
road has fixed upon Thursdays,
June i)th,.Iu!y 5th and lsth, Aug
ust. 1st, 15th and ii'.ith, and Kej
fember lrth for their Annual
Mid-Summer excursions to the
Sea shore, the time allowed on
these excursions being sixteen
days.
Kxcursion tickets to Atlantic
City, Cape May, and other South
Jersey resorts will he sold from
all stations on the Cumberland
Valley P. P. on above dates for
train No. I leaving Mercersburg
at N. 10 a. m. at 5.00 for the round
trip.aud will he good to return on,
any regular train (except the
Penna, Limited) within sixteen
days, including date of issue. For
full information call on Local
Ticket Agents.
nn
J"r m " ? j.o.i, i. l'ii, , t)
and r,0c
Men's Summer Coats and Linen
Dusters.
A full line, of Dry Coods, Crocer-ies,Notions,Tobaccoes,Cigars,A-c.
J. K. Johnston,
McConnellsburK, Fn.
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lilies from tile food We eat.
: sensible way to help the stoma, iu
is to use h'odol 1 y.siepsia) Cure,
which digests what you eat and
can't help bill,, do' you good.
Trout's drug st-ore; :
15. F. Ail. .man, a Irac'klnan 'on j
the Pennsylvania, railroad and his I
sweetheart, Miss Mary Wart;;, of I
Shamokin, were struck by a train i
near (h-orgetown and both' may i
die from their injuries.
Mrs; S. H. Allport, Johnstown',
l a., savs: "Our 1 i tt ( -; t-1 :,h,,o,
was alive at the crucilixiou of
.'hrist. Nearly ail the world lias
heard of him. He once preached
a short sermon, which convicted
a man of Jiis .sin and caused him
to weep bitterly. He never mar
ried but has many favorites
whom he loves dearly, for if he
has but one morsel of meat he
dividohit aiiiongthein all. Though
ne never rules on horseback, yet
he is. equipped ill some respects
as horsemen are. He is an advo
cate of ea rly r icing, though he
never retires to bed. His proph
ecies uiu' ko true' that you may
know what is upj. reaching. Now.,
who is this .prophet, and ' what
does he foretell''
Mrs. (leortre Penstermnr-lim.
of West Penn, went into her bed
room and on picking up a gar
ment from the bod saw a snake
over three feet long wriggle from
its lolds. The reptile escaped.
P. T. Thomas, Sumterville,
Ala., "I was suffering from dys
pepsia when I commenced taking
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. I took
. overul bottles and tain digest
any thing." Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure is the only preparation con
taining all the; natural digestive
fluids. It gives weak stomachs
entire rest, restoring their nat
ural condition. Trout's drn'
store.
After all, it makes a good di al
of difference which way the wind
is blowing when one prays for
rain.
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Doors 2:8x6:8;2:6x6: 6; Land three-eighth 0
inches in thickness. ' 0
Sash 12x20; 12x24; 12x28; 12x30; 12x32; Q
12 x 34; 12 x 36 inch and a quarter thick alwavs O
on hand. . - . ' "
v Sash four lights to window from 45 cents to 70.
These sash are all primed and ready' for the irlass
Both the doors and the sash are made from best white
w m
O and yellow pines. . - JX,
Pan-American Exposition Now Open.
hpccial J.xcursions to Huffulo f,,r
I'an.Amcrican Exposition.
The Cumberland Valley liuil-i lT
, i n ).... , J1,() Cumberland Vhillev Pail-
"'"U MI1I;IIJ V UilS UOW Oil Sail! i . "
i, gular Summer Excursion tick I V"'f "! itl. thePenn-
ts to Buffalo ou account of Pan- sylumuK- l 'U'ranged for a
1 :.: ., ... x-. i s'i ies of special seven dav excur-
""'""u aj.viionii.iuii iiuu to i i- . , "
. s n u tii Hiift.il,. XT V ...i. i
- """"i i . "no return
i during thecoiitiuuauc.eoft.be I'n,,
Dyspepsia Cure
Diaests wlixt vnn ist
stf nnrl n i A m
- . j VP,. .-... vtiv. 4uuu auu aiUO
.JNatura In eiroiiuthsnlntf and recon
stiucMaft ttio exhausted diKestive or
(fans. It Istlio Jatmitdlscovereddlgmt
ant and tonic. Ho ottjur preparation
can aiiproach lt In etllcieiicy. It Id
m.antly rolievenand prinaneutlycure
Pyspepsia, IndlBesMnn, Heartburn,
flatulence, Sour tjtohiach, Nausea,
hick Headache, GastKilKia,Crauipgaud.
all other rusults of imperfect dlgestiou.
I'Uct 60c. and 1. htrgti site contains liu times
imali Diia. JkxjU all abool )epijiii umifeafres
Prspamd fcy B. Xi (jimitt . CO., COIcobo.
I'riiia'K iliunf.,,,!,..
fi.:. am Palls. The rate from Mur-
!(. i'ljImi i j 1 W IO I.. ...7 l:i!
' .-i yj i i j niu.i.v, it, 2, tit, ,,. ,,,,, . i
special excursion tickets to Uui-j f TT! , J''xIH,sit i,m' Tickets
i , . 4 ? , to be so hi for t . V P T? f,-,;,,
la.o, good to return within ten v r
days from date of issue, will be : ,l '"''"f Morcersbu ,lt s
sold every day until October a 1st, -'?'Vlf Au'
at rate of H.5 from Mercers- i .i;l,t' ;'' U 17 !Uilt
hurg. !-" M t l ''''ving at Buffalo 7.-l
Porthe accommodation of vis-1'1 V M' '1'iU" Jl'(Hn 'rcershur;:,
itnrs to the ICxposition the Pedn-i 'I0'" fo1' th" rul'l trip, with
nylvauia Puilroad Company has i vrVtfy low rates from
put on two new trains iu each di-; l!l"r tat'ions- Tickets to bo ,.('
rection, between Ifarrisburg and ' .1,'""-',iw '.uiial nro form, rerjui
Buffalo, with whi'h (.himbe.rlaiul Ht"""1' "nl sWdur of Job t
..u.-Mi, ,ii, niiuuio ii.; vtilhlato tlieia
Valley trains make close coun'oi
tion nt Ilarrishurg. Nos. -1 and 10
reaching Buffalo at H.ou p, M,
and 7.95 A. M. respectiyt'ly. ' lie
turning leave Buffalo at h.'K) p,
M, aud HAM A. M.- conm-clin..,'
with trains 1 and i reKieetively.
Afraid that someone would rob
the house, Mrs. Joseph Xonn, of
("oatesville, jmt lla in a cook
Btovo. Monday morning she
Bturtoilthe fire without removiue-
tho money, whjch was destroyed
fi.y tlie llama's. .
for return -passage, and will 1 .,
.. 1 ....I.. :.. r- .
-i.inv iu nay coaclie.'-i. l'i r
detailed information inquire of t .
; cal ticket agents;
j Gland Cable.Pot tsviil,.,attemj t
j.'d to yse his kitchen sto.'o to. );;
i duco .to ' liquid form, tifte u
pounds of carbolic acid crystal-:.
As the chemical grow hot it ex
ploded, completely burning oi t
four rooms and doing more lha i
iM 000 damage. ' Cable and a ih
mestiehad just left the kitchc.i
prior to Hie explosion.
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