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FULTON COUNTY NEWS
Published Every Thursday. X
B, W. PK, Editor and Proprietor.
McCONNELLSBURG, PA.
AUGUST 8, 1907
Published Weekly. 51 .00 per
Annum in Advance.
mivshtisimi Rates.
Jer square cf 8 line a times II M. '
Ver square each aubfteqiient Insertion BO.
Ati advertisements inserted for less lhan !
ihi-ea months charged by the square.
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One-fourth column H.ion. iljnno I tm.ni
Use-half oolumn .. I so.o I m oo
One Column 40.00. I I 00. 7.u.i
A Safe and Sure
Cough Cure.
Kemps Balsam
Dws not contain Opium,
Morphine, or any other narcotio
or "hubiUforniiug" drug. ,
There Is nn Narcotic In Kemp s Balsam, i
Nothing of a pninonona or harmful ,
i ll ni ter enters intuits composition. '
This clcnn ami puro coinfh cure
bllM roughs thai cannot be cured ,
by any other medicine, i
!t ha Hnvel thousanila from con-
sumption.
It has s.tve,! thonsamls of lit . . i
A BOc. liotilo contains 40 doges. 1
At all druggists', 25c, r.Oc. and 11, i
Ihm'l aecrpl anything else.
1.' . 'nk hal! rpnl a
i.me fi iouds in this
few
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Oauy ticy at
Mrs
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Mr
hippy 0mt
their house.
Mr. and Mm FSank Roefeea
ttnithnf Johnelowb is vleRiug
Mis. llockeusnnth's parents Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas McClure.
Will Vlall Groceries
EyeSight
Specialist
At the
Washington
House
McConnellsburp;
Pa.,
2 Days
Friday and
Saturday
August
16 and 17.
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With the su
it, is every man's duty to make
himself orotitable t mankind.
Seneca.
Wonldst thou excel ''. I. 't pur
pose run a thread of gold from
sun to sun ! James Iluckham.
17.
I'actx Ahout ill Itiblc.
The middle hook is Pfoverbp.
'I'll" middle verse is Acts xvii:
The shortest verse is John xi,
I'liessa-
EXAMINATIONS FREE.
DR. J. N. HELMAN.
Overcoming
Ueadaohe, our
specialty .III
1 1 11 si s arc a'ntr
nn I rrt for lira
years, 'rices
from, $ la $S.
II 6 (la ml i fi
ll le. 'liaise call
a I Hotel.
EXAMINATIONS FREE.
Value
BEAUTY
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Frices
The middle book n
lonians.
frhr vhnrlot. rnran la T lltusnmt.
Make such a habit of well doiug ; cjeg , -in
you. that you shall not know , e, hth
how to do evil. Sir Philip Sid 0f ti10imthPsam.
ney' The twenty-first verse of Iv.ra
As fruit and (lowers draw their 1 vii, contains all tho letters of the
ripeness down from (leaven, to alphabet.
men themselves may crown.
Gerald Massey.
If we look down, then our
shoulders stoop. If our thoughts
look down, our character beuds.
Alexander McKenzie.
I have seldom known anyone
who deserted truth in trilles that
could be trusted in matters of
importance. Paley.
In actual lif,-, as agetieral rule,
it is the common, not the uncom
mon, person who does noble
things. Cafeadio Ream.
For as a ship without rudder 1.
tossed to and fro with the waves,
so the man that is negligent is
mauy ways tempted. Thomas
a Kempis.
Opportunity is the Mower of
time, and as the stalk may re-
rtiaiu when the flower is cut otT.
so time may remain with us when
opportunity is gone Bond.
Aspire to be great, but only if
allied to, and accompanied by
goodness; so that if the greatness
comes not, your mind is con ten 1
with being good. James Piatt.
To be a strong hand in tle dark
to another in time of need, to be
The middle chapter of the en
tire Bible is also the shortest
the 1 17th Psalm.
In the new testament thare are
87 I ooks, 2(')0 chapters, 7,988
versos, 181,258 words and 8tf8,880
I letters.
In tho old testament there are
88 hooks, 988 chapter, 88,214
verses, 590,489 words, and 2,728,
1"!' letters.
The nineteenth chapter of the
second Book of Kings and the
:!7th chapter of Isaiah are practi
cally the same.
The middle chapter would be
Unmans xiii, if there " ere a chap
ter more, and Rnmaus xiv, if a
i -banter less.
Tho middle verse would be '2
Chronicles XX, 18, if there were a
verso more, and verse 17, if there
were a verse loss.
Dr. J. N. Helman, oi the Mahatfey Optical Co , 339 Fifth
Ave.. Pittsburg, Pa., will be in AlcConnellsburir, at the Wash-
IttypPCtori of the State Agricul
lurnl Department ere making an
inspection of air the wholesale ntnl
retail groceries: in the Stub' and
m' ing that they conform with the
in u pure food laws which have
recently been enacted and which
1 require that all goods displayed
f'oi' sale in hulk or packages shall
bear a guarantee of their purity
n.. a statement o weir lnjrreui- ni,tfm Unil, J.,,, t-jj.,,, . b.1.j- a . suk kA
cuts if they are manufactured from Lrl iI7 r "Jl" a,,u
any substance foreign to the o,i- 17th- for ,he purpose of testing the Sight and the fitting of
ginai article which they are sup- I his tit m is well known in the adjoining counties,
poswt to present, anu vimi oecnoru ana tveretr every 2 montns. from now
on. Dr. Helman will make regular trips to McConnellsburg.
All lenses are guaranteed for 2 years, and any change or re
correction needed within that time is made free of charge.
Examinations are free, and all are treated courteously wheth-
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whi h they had on hand ai the time j er an orut'r is given or not. Uur specialties are the overcom
the law went into effect and every j ing of headaches, nervousness, and all cases of defective vis-
'Uwl vt-11 I ; im an f . , i r, . I tlio In if
.J lill IIVA. 17 KM VII I ' 'I I.J I , I i
into operation as so m is possible
so that there will be no undue ac
tivity to secure its enforcement.
As the terms of the law are very
intricate and might he misiinder
KtOod easily by the novice, the in
spectors have been given instruc
tions to visit all grocers, and to
thoroughly explain all the differ
ent provisions of the law so that
any question to arise in the near
future which might cause unwar
ranted delays in bringing it- oper
ation to the efficiency which is expected.
While the State Department has
instruction to enforce the luw to
the letter, it is well understood
that it will take some time for the
grocers to dispose of the Roods
BUY HERE.
Hot Weather Offerings.
Our Bbowing of Mid-Summer Merchandise is very inter
esting in styio, quality and price.
Quality and quantity always here for selection. We
never uacriKce Quality in order to g:ve quantity.
We endeavor to give good vnlue at all times.
Silks,
Dress fTportS,
White Waisttnd,
India LincoH,
I. men Suitings,
Cotton Suitings,
Fancy Lurvlns,
fancy Ciughauis,
I'laln tiiiijhains.
l'Mgured 1 'rcu.'s,
Walking Skirts.
Long OlovaSj
I ndies' Jlelts,
I 'ndcrwenr,
White Hosiery,
Blaok Hosiery,
Tan Hosiery,
Hack Comb's,
Sidn Combs,
Ladies' Neckwear,
i. ace ami Insertion,
All )ver Lace,
Millinery,
Ribbons,
Veiling?,
i a lis.
I. ace ( Hirtdins,
Curtain Swiss,
Drapery,
Pillow Cages,
HheetR,
Toweling,
Linen Towels.
ion. The coirecting of children's eye-sight, such as cross
eyes, myopia, or near sight: hypcrmatropia, or far sight, and
astigmatism, are given particular attention.
While this firm is almost unknown in Fulton county, we
expect by the character of our work, to build up a practice as
we have in Bedford countv. Our, system of examination
does not require the use of drops or drugs. All lenses
are ground according to the prescription. We do not give
something near what vou require, but exactly what the case
calls tor.
WHAT CAUSES HEADACHES?
K VALUABLE LtsSON.
"Six years ago I learned a val
liable lesson,"' writes John Pleas
nt, of Magnolia, Ind. "I then
tiegan taking Br. King' New Life
Pills, and the longer 1 take thorn
the better I find them." They
pierced the heart that loved him.
-Benjamin Constant.
Klsinj From the tirave.
A prominent manufacturer,
Wm. A. Fertwell.of I.ueama.N. O,
relates a most remarkable exper
ience. He says: "After taking
less than three bottles of Klectric
Bitters, I feel like one rising
from the grave. My trouble is
Bright' disease, in tho Diabetes
stage. I fully believe Electric
Bitters will cure nit- permanently,
for it has already stopped the liv
er and bladder complications
which have troubled rne for
years." Guaranteed at Trout's
drug store. Price onlv 50c.
The "Near'' and "Off" Horse.
Why do wo speak of the "near '
aud "oil" horsed Because in the
days when the driver walked bo
side the horses his position was
always at the left, with his right
arm next the team, explains Xa
tional Stockman and Farmer.
Therefore in driving a pair the
ho.-se on the left was nearer than
the one on tho right. The "near"
horse is always the one on the
left.
a cup of strength to a human soul Ploa80 everybody, t.uare.nteed
in a crisis of weakness, is to know j at Trout'a drug store. 25a
the glory of life. Black.
The great question of life is the William Pindlay Hughes and
suffering we cause; aud the Ut-1 Wlte of Philadelphia are Upending
most ingenuity of metaphysics a fow weeks in this place for rest
cannot justify the man who has Ud recreation. Mr. Hughes was
j born in McConnellsburg, and was
a teacher in the public schools ol
this county when Hiram Winters
was county superintendent. He
graduated in the class at the
Shippensburg state normal with
HQ. Woodal and Dr. Joseph Bar
ton, and later graduated in Med
iceuoatthe Pciversity of Pen
nsylvania. Mr. Hughes has been
a life long student, a-id during
his vacation here, will make a
special study of our local flora,
and will be pleased to have any of
our teachers, pupils, or oth?rs in
terested in the study of platit life,
accompany him on his walks in
the neighborhood. Of course,
this will not cost the folks takinc
advantage of this opportunity to
get instruction in botany, a single
cent, and it will afford Mr. Hugh-!
es pleasure to be able to awaken
an interest in this -one of the most i
useful and fascinating hlMfl 0f investigation.
Free Tuilinn.
Have you read about the Cali
tornia, Pa., State Normal for the
last three'weeks in the NEWS?
It trains teachers, giving them
free tuition while in school, and
life certificates to teach after
graduation. It also has tine mu
st 3 and commercial departments.
Three large dormitories give its
students a safe and pleasant home
life. A faculty of thirty trained
teachers, each a specialist in his
o vn department, is a guarantee
of strout, and elTei tive school
work. For catalogue, address
' Normal," California, Pa.
Subscribe for the "News, 'only
f 1.00 a year.
I will mail you free, to prove me- j
rit.samples of my Dr.Shoop's Re
storative, and my Book on either '
eJ . tt .. i. I
jjf njjejjsitt, tuu anal i or ine llt-
nevs. Troubles of the Stomach,
Heart or Kidneys, are merely sym -ptoms
ofadeeper ailment. Don't
make the comraou error of treat
ing symptoms only. Symptom
treatment is treating theresultof
your ails.ent, and not the cause.
WeakStomach nerves the'naido
nerves mean Stomach weakness,
always. And the Heart, and Kid
neys as well, have controlling or
insido nerves. Weaken those uer
ves, and you inevitably have vital
organs, llereis where Dr. Shocp's
Restorative has made its farm
No other remedy ever claims to
treat the " inside nerves". Also
for bleating, biliousness, bad
breath or comploxnu ., use Dr.
Sboop's Restorative. Write Die
to day for samples and free Book.
Dr. Snoop, Racine, Wis. The
Restorative is sold by Dickson M
drug store.
This is the season of the year
when church congregations have
to suffer in attendance on account
of Sunday outing and picnic par
ties; old folks and babies from
hot weather; the ice man from
having to work overtime; the coal
man from not much a doing, the
printer from lugging his salary
tround, aud the telephome girl
from lack of business enough to
keep her awake. In fact this is
a kind of out of sorts time of year
for all hands, so lets sympateize
with one another, aud not grow
weary in well doing.
A horrible and distressing acci
dent happened in tho machine
hope of the Friok works, in Wav
nesboro, one day last week. Ora
La Boon, aged 19, son of J. F.
Bubo, was drawn through a nar
row space of the 'boring' machine
he was operating and terriblv in
jured. 1 ie has since died.
Cold Discovered Here
Geological engineers who have
probed every nook and examined
every rock formation it) this sec
tion are enthusiastic over 1 lie dis
covery of gold hearing quartz in
the hillside opposite the old Bowles
mill east of Hancock and in the old
lield adjoining. Specimens were
first pinked up just back of the i
old toll gate house and the geol
ogists hecomiug interested got
down to the creek bed and fount!
a cliff of good quart.. The fringe
of hillside where the quart pro
trudes belongs to Mr. Preston
Bowles, whereas the land under
which the deposit no doubt lies H
tho property of Jojin T. Mason. :
Ajlitt le farther north a similar for-
ination underlies the lands of J. T.
Bridges and Preston Bowles. The I
location is ideal for mining. The 1
Big Tonoloway creek winds its
way at the font n the hillside, sev- 1
eral hundred feet high; making
the opening of a mine or mines :m
easy task. The conditions resem
ble those of the Klondike. Plenty
of water for washings and hydraii
he mining, The old hill so long
deemed barren and a waste may
bt the custodian of undreamed of
Wealth We bops so. Hancock
Star.
Pro. James B. Jones, a gradu
ate of tho Shippensburg state
normal, and a son of Sheriff
Jones, of Franklin county has
been, elected principal of tho
schools at Orbionnia at a salary
of $) a month.
Astigmatism la not a disease, but a
defect in Uu sluipe of tho eyeball such
as irregiilatiius in the curvature of
the cornea and crystalline lens. Astig
aiatlsin necessitates an irregular strain
upon the muscles in uiljusling for dif
ferent objects, thus causing an exhaust
of nerve energy, consequently you innv
readily see Why this abnormal condi
tion produces nervousness.
(Jan you not see that the constant
drain on your nerve supply weakens
tllo entire nervous system, and they
end in manyCaSea incomplete nervous
prostration? In fact there Is no r)e
I feet in the eye which causes more dis
npmfoct and sulloring than astigma
; turn, and yet a peculiar feature about
astigmatism is. the people who have
it seldom know that anything is wrong
I with their eyas. Tin y attribute all
I their snivel ing to some other cause.
They believe t hey can see as well as
anyone, and in a good many cases
! they can, but tho overwork is going on
j just the same, and tho exhaust supply
; thus affects the brain, and when you
disturb the brain, you have pained the
I highest seat and center of the whole
I nervous system; consequently you
have a daily headache, also pains ex
tending down ine Duel, o! vour nee,:!
and shoulders which is thought to b;;
neuralgia) u ringing and roaring in
the head; blood -shot eye balls, a stick
ing or burning sensation, a reeling as
though sand was in your eyes, a naus
eating feeling of the stomach, proline
for prescriptions and medicine to cure
your headache, neuralgia and nerv
ousness, is simply money thrown awuy.
What you want is a properly ground
lens to overcome the muscular and
nervous strains thus placing your
eyes in a perfect f( ;ii which produc
es tt complete state of rest. Then you
have removed the OaUSe, and your
headache ceases for good.
0TTE88 work cannot DO IT.
The eye is without doubt the most
delicately adjustoU part of the whole
body, and the most wonderful oue.
Ii is impossible for one not versed
in tho science of refraction I which in
oilier words means just how the light
should enter tne eye and in what pro
portion i to give the proper correction
required for defective eyesight. A
greut many people do not understand
what glasses are intended for. They
think they are used merely to enlurge
or magnify. That theory is entirely
wrong, that is not their object; instead
they are used to throw tha light Into
the eye oi the angle and depth that
will make it artificially perfect and by
o doing the vision is improved with
out any strain on the muscles except
that which Is necessary in a perfect
eye. 1)2 per cent of nervous and sick
headaches eorne from defective eye
sight, and glasses properly tilted will
stop them entirely. The overcominj;
of headaches Is one of our specialties,
anil in no case
Shoos, Oxford Ties, White Slippers, Men's Dross Shirto,
Men's Neck-wear, Men's Under-wear, Mattings, Rugs.
JAMES G. TURNER & CO.,
Masonic Temple. - - . Hancock, Md.
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I McClain's Store
I have two of the best brands of
i Stock Food
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for horses, cattle, sheep, swine
and poultry, and lam gaing to
give 5 per cent, off from now un
til August 15th. Now is the time
that your horses need a little ton
ing up. Don't overlook it.
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E. R. VlcCLAIN.
West End of Boardwalk,
M cConnellsSburg, Pa.
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and irritability. Thereby money spent a failure. '
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JJ (ORGANIZED IN 1887.)
-3 Per Cant. Intereat Paid on Time Deposit.
This old and well known Financial Institution Is now
permanently located in Its new room lu the A. V. Na.ee build
ing. Large additions have been made to the v
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and the number or Stockholders has been increased to FIF
TK10N, which gives all depositors a security of upward of
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The Fulton County Bank does a GRNKUAf, HANK
ING BUSINESS ur.d extends every favor to their patrons
und friends, consistent with sound banking.
W. H. NELSON,
Cs McConnellsburg. Pa. Cashier.
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Peso and Lelluce.
The modern varieties of peas
aie far larger than the old round
seeded kinds, buttheso have as
well other excellent qualities t i
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Uuth
raull, and son William Of Oreen-
castle, drove over to thia place on recommend them, remarks Oar-
Tuesday afternoon and on Wed- 1 denimr. Some of the newer vane
nesday morning they returned
hm$ taking with thorn their
daughter Miss Jess.
" 'a icvvulum fat; ft.jw to fill
immense size, but if quickly
grown on good soil are ofexeellont
: quality.
Lost.
Lost on top of Cove mountain
on Chain borsburg pike, between
top and the old stone bouse, July
ltitb, an open face ladies gold
watch with gold fob and elk
tooth at ond of fob. A reward of
ten dollara will be paid for there
turn of the watch and fob to the
N ii w h office. AjflHI
NO NK need Milier with Itheu
mutism, D y s i e p s I a, Liver
Trouble, Kidney Disorders,
Caturrh, Diabetes, Constipa
tion, Kc.ema, or uny ailment aris
ing from imp, re blood. One tab
let of
Bliss Native Herbs
taken each day will quickly put the
most weakened system in perfect
order. Each root, herb and buric
in its composition has u special
mission to perform. Kach box of
the Itemed' contuius Jon Tablet !
tor Si. Oil und a Registered Guurun
tue to CUHE or Money Refunded.
A 32 Page Almanac tells the story
completely. The medicine is NOi'
sold in drug stores, only by agents.
THE ALONZ0 0. ULISS COMPANY
WASHIN0T0N. D. C. ARE SOLE MAK
ERS Or DLISS NATIVE HERBS.
SOLD fly
. A. ALLER,
Knobsville, Fa.
Ordeis tilled by mall.
KILLthb COUCH
AND CURE THE LUNGS
m" Dr. King's
New Discovery
FOR U
0NSUMPTI0N Print
PUGHS and 60c & $1.00
OLDS Fres Trial.
Surest and Quickest Cure for all
THROAT and LUNG TROUB
LES, or MONEY BACK.
Weak Women
To W(jk and nllina woniun. thern U at leat win
Way to lii-lii. Uut With that way, Iwu irwuiiuau,,
t".t l nliln. il Oiitilalocal.ua.. it ciintiiu-
......u.. .'in in, ,i nn. lUIUruiIll. INlUl CkM'lltluJ.
Iii Sliuop , Klght Cure U tint I I
I)r. Hlitxjp'g ki'itoratlve. tln nmiiiltutlonul
The Iiiriiit r Ur. Shotip'a Nlglu ( tint ia ttiplral
ri membrane uuppnsiiory ri m.-tly while lr
tlititip a Kesiniatlve la wholly an liiu-nial trtaW
nieut. The llestemtlvo rtutlu a thniugliout ll.e
mlro ayateni. aenklns ih,. rt-jmlr ul aU uarvu.
all tlaaue. and all nllpiunu
Tim Nlaol ( iire", tta lia imme impllM. in Ifs
Work wliilt. you alorp j. aoot) es atire and Uiflniii
' '"""'" ' Ileal. !.-. I weakin-anv. una
dUJiarsea. w ill,, the Keau.ratlve. eases lieryoua
tf.Vi.V-'1, .lv'." oaewe.1 vlaor and aml.Hlvn,
bill Id up watetl llaauea. lirlugTm, als.ut rvnewYd
sti. isih. vigor, ami energy. Take Dr. Snoop's
i,Vh. ,"t!y,!--1i,l''.)!'iM-" seiier.l tome
lo ii," kjbiem. lor punitive local liolp, uae as wull
Dr. vShoop's
Night Cure
W. S. DICKSON.
FULTON COUNT? NEWS
is the people's paper.
$1.00 a Year in Advanoe.