THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS, McCONNELLSBURG, PA. Pseter For Coughs and Colds E2 'If' Hales Honey of Horehound and Tar if unrivaled. Pleasant to the taste soothing and healing absolutely de pendable. Sold by all druggists. In This Dopartrr.or.-t Our Readers in Fulton County and Elsewhere IVIay journey Around -the Aorld NAitn the Camera on the Trail of History INlatcine: Happenings. c Try rUi.'i iiiiii bimJ Toothache Drops BATTLESHIP VERMONT IN A HEAVY STORM NiXT BIG CITY WHICH MEXICAN REBELS MAY ATTACK i sun .1 J - I lC 1$ ' E &"..- --.-. .. v.-. ''... .:' -. ; r,Mlr4to-'r"t'-:.- '-gAt' '- .QIUM lkAll!AU.'4M.iV'MV A'..l.iJjI : l...':..&.TiyM.misiit... . ,..MMiim,i,fy ' "' 1 imi minimii MUX luiB wondvrful picture of the Unltfd States battltwhlp Vermont being tomted about In a heavy storm was snapped ' by one of the crew of the buttleHUlp Wyoming. FIRING LINE AT BATTLE OF OJINAGA P L iXSL XT' r'JL J9 41 i . 'p. 7 w i- - uu i t i ft v-'n , m r.- err. k -.vj '1 Jr v This Is the first photograph received from OJInaga showing the battle between the federals and rebels that has been going on for more than twowoeks. These are members of Major Gustamentl's command attacking the en trenched federals. DETROIT ATHLETIC CLUB'S NEW BUILDING I '.(if uj ' 5 Hil 5 .c- ,! ; &v a! Hi 9 i I 1. ' J i .fS-'JAr iU li. BL1- ' 1 1 1 ' ;,;' ; : . ' 2 ' S'l ; lliiy k A s t il l CHIEF LAZY BOY .ore than JOuu.ui.n Iuih in t n rm&.ti lur tins new iMuining lor tho Uetroit Athletic club. It will be one ot the finest In America, will cost about $1,000, COO and will occupy mi entire block In the heart of the city. The structure will be completed by the end of this year. FIRST HYDRO-AERO PASSENGER LINE IN WORLD nrin if-' ... vh i( il It .L. ' Aim I I f. I I 'MM I X i i 1 t -'jt'-v,i Six thousand people gathered at St. Petersburg, Fla., to witness the open ing of the first commercial line of hydro-aeroplanes In the world. With Tony Jannus of the Benolst Aircraft company of St. Louis at the pilot's wheel, the first machine of this latest of all passenger lines left the St Petersburg yacht uwuor ou rouie ior lampa, z mnes away. Kegular trips are made each day. Quite a Wag. Customer I notice that your sign ays: "We roast our own coffee."" Grocer Yes sir. Will you have a poundT Customer Certainly not. since you don't recommend It. Good day, sir. Boston Evening Transcript. Getting It Straight. "So the Youngweds have separated. I suppose it was because he couldn't support her In the style to which she was accustomed?" 'Say rather because she couldn't ac custom herself to the style in which he could support her."" m jz- ; l.. - H 'in ' ; -I iv J Chief Lazy Hoy (Pab-kops-co-ma-pl), one of tho noted warriors of the Gla cier National park lilackfoot tribe ot Indians, waB recently made an honor ary member of tho Adventurers' club of Chicago. The only other honor ary member of the club Is Theodore Roosevelt." Lazy Boy has been In many exciting battles with the Sioux, Crow, Nez Pe.rces and Kootenai tribes. His Face Called for a Touring Car. That It Is expected of some very plain women to have money In their own right, and some very unattractive men to possess motor cars In order to maintain their popularity, was shown the other day In a conversation be tween two young women on a street car. They were speaking of a man they had Just met, who supposedly had accumulated quite a bit of wealth. Said the first one, eagerly: "Has he a motor car!" Replied the second: "No, I think not." And the first one looked up In an evident manner of surprise. "What!" she exclaimed, "that face and no motor car?" ( A X A ir'P RHEUfilAGIDE LIQUIO TABLETS LINIMENT Tho Old Reliable Remedy t at uiotenUr, articular and lnflamniauirf RHEUMATISM RHKITMACinKlanota nmnaratlnn thnt KiviiHtinlr OMiipi.rirf rM..f. It ivmoy.w Mi I cuuit aua d rlius tn polauo (ruui tlm yaUim At All Drneelats General Carranza, commander-lnhlef of the Mexican ivbels. Is planning a campaign against Uuaynias, on the Gulf of California, tho only city In northern Mexico now held by the federals. The upper plcturo shows a view of Guaymas, and below Is seen a regiment of federal Infantry on 119 way to guard tho approach of the city. SCENE DURING THE WATER FAMINE IN MONTREAL Ml on if. a VXZ-y. Aeh y I' kra-kie ftsamsa CONSTIPATION CnnTnliin no rtni; absolutely hnrrnltn; rncora DihimI (I hr all ptiyMrliuiHUM b'fnn tlmunlr llHtuml dnigli-sB hlHi'ulu Write fnr lili'rutiini nr 'licl (w i..r iia.'Vine. (II STAV M I i.l.l' It & HIM i'ANV, 11 tV.HIIU Dl'Kt.Li,Iit.lV VOUK A V ) N K. A N V W 1 1 r.l t K ran ea m fa). W Ki i: 'l.W M-rwetJt with otir cnluuleUM-uurMt of liiiuriii'tliilia lnw to wrlui Morlnu ricnmi layfi, II ll N.htiiald h.iittrHrltim OinirtinUiiMl. I'rtirulan b'roo. i'.pl 1uh SilDL'll.ltJ Co., l aunt. In nieia, tm W. N. U., BALTIMORE, NO. 3-1914. More than 120,000,000 people speak Gcrmnn. Wnrnia f tpelled promptly from t!i human arstein ittt l)r. Ptvry'a Vermifuge "Dead bbot." AUv. A young man can sow his own wild ohIm, but his father usually has to pay for the harvesting. Mm.Wlnalow'a Soothlnp; Syrup for Children teething, Huficna the jruraa, reilueea lnMamina. tlou,ulia'8 pulu,curea wlud coiich! a ooltk' Jtm The Idea. "This is a new view of the law the trusts seem to bo taking." "Yes; dissolving views." Impcs3lble. "My friend, be open with your wlfo." "How can I be when she is always shutting me up?" The Cheek of Him. Mrs. Exe "1 never got a real good bargain in shoes but once in iny life." Exe "I know. That was when you got me." lioston Evuilng Tranucrlpt. ! Certainly Frightened. i foot rlighte Awful rase of stage- fright at the theater, hint night i I!iHs Sue lirette Did you have it? "No; It was the author of tho play, I whom they dated io como before the , curtain." Montreal has been struggling with a serious water luinlne caiihed by tho breuking of b big conduit, and one result was' a great conflagration. Wagons carrying huge barrels of water went up and down tho streets con tinually, announcing their" coming by the ringing of bells, and supplying the residents with water for their house hold needs. MRS. HENRY C. STUART YOUNG BUILDERS OF PANAMA CANAL FORTS (M , p- rife mi mil'. x '1 1 ' -i Mrs. Henry C. Stuart will become the first lady of Virginia on Febru ary 2, when her husband will be in augurated governor of that state. De fore her marriage Mrs. Stuart was Miss Margaret Carter of the famous Virginia family of Carters. No Fanatic Friend I understood you'd Joined the Audubon society, and yet your new hat Is trimmed with feathers. Wearer of Hat Yes, but you see, the bird they came from was killed before I Joined. Boston Evening Transcript In the Sudden Downpour. "I am very uneasy; I am sure my wife has gone out without her um brella." "Oh, she will certainly seek refuge In a shop." "That's what makes me uneasy." London Opinion. Secretary of War Garrison has designated a board ot ranking officers to report on the defenses of the l'anama canal, the construction work on which Is being done by these young lieutenants of the engineering corps, Ge.orgo it. Goothals (right), son of the chief engineer of the canal, and Albert II. Achw, son-in-law of Col. II. V. Hodges, also one of tho canal commissioners. Lying at the Door. "Kthel, you should encouraae the things which lie at your door," said tho mother. "I supposQ so, mother, but that doesn't mean that you should en courage Katie to say to your friends thut you are out when you are In." To Minimize Fire Hazard. "The fire wasto In the United States, owing to tho failure to build In this country as securely against the ravages ot lire as they do In Eur ope, has been estimated to be not less than $200,000,000 a year. This is forc ing the rebuilding of many structures and will force tho rebuilding of a still greater number In our cities to mini nilzo tho fire hazard. The rebuilding must bo done and tho problem Is how to finance It. From actual experience In Chicago, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh and somo other cities," says an expert, "the answer Is the first mortgage real estate bond." Marlborough Mascot. The duchess of Marlborough was In great distress the day she otllclated at the opening of the Mary Curzon hostel when she discovered she had loBt a tiny buckle she had baen wearing on a bit of black velvet around her neck. "It only cost a shilling," she said, "but I would far rather lose my best string of pearls." This little mascot, daintily carved out of a bit ot old Iron, was sent her some years ago by a loyal friend when she was fur from happy and was not recognized by roy alty. Ever Blnce she received It the atmosphere seemod to clear, misun derstandings were dispersed and the duchess came gradually into her own. Even Queen Alexandra, a great bellev- I er In mascots herself, helped the , duchess In the search for the lost one. It was while looking for it her majes ty wandered Into an apartment she was not supposed to euter and no ticed two of the Inmates of the hostel : gazing eagerly out of the window try- j lug to get a glimpse of her departure. ! She greeted them kindly. In duo time the little buckle turned up and 'j the duchess rewarded tho finder with i a sovereign. "The Parents' Rights League of America" has been started in San Francisco for the purpose of protect ing the rights of parents over children and to counteract the "evil Influence" of childless reformers. Salisbury Not a Courtier. Tho bishop of London on ono occa sion when ho went to Buckingham pal ace told the king that he had passed Lord Salisbury in an anteroom, but tho latter did not seem to know hi in. "Oh." said King Edward, "I-ord Salis bury never recognizes anyone," mid going to a bureau he took cut a new portrait of himself and handed It to tho bishop, saying: "What do you think of this?" "A very excellent like ness, sir," said tho bishop. "When I showed it to Salisbury said the king, "he locked hard at It and then said: 'Poor old Duller! I wonder if ho's as stupid as he looks.' " SKIN CLEARED. By Simple Change In Food. It has boon said by a physician that most diseases are tho result ot indi gestion. There's undoubtedly much truth la tho statement, even to the cause ot many unsightly eruptions, which many svppose can bo removed by applying 6oine remedy on the outside. By changing her food a Kan. girl was relieved of an eczema which was a great annoyance to her. She writes: "For five months I was suffering with an eruption on my face and hands which our doctor called eczema and which caused me a great denl of Inconvenience. The suffering was al most unbearable. "The medicine I took only gave me temporary relief. One day I hnppened to read somewhore that eczema was caused by Indigestion. Then I read that many persons had been relieved Of Indigestion by eating Grape-Nuts. "I decided to try it I liked the taste of the food and was particularly pleased to notice that my digestion was improving and that the eruption was disappearing as if by magic I bad at last found, in this great food, something that reached my trouble. "When I find a victim of this afflic tion I remember my own former suf fering and advise a trial of Grape-Nuts food Instead of medicines." Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Read "The Road to Well vllle," in pkgs. "There's a Reason." Ever read the abova IrKerf A new one itprirnra from time to flute, They re areuu.tit, true, and full of huraaa latere l.
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