1
tome' n. U no this the tth tin I have half enled
tbeeebontef
Tl Blnee I ban md woLrr
Ilia T bmU lm Ihu Mm m4
wmft brtM ead oleea.
Volff'sAQMEBIacking
h ik lilarking for Urn, Women and
Cnxldrrn.
Tht KICU EST BLACK rOLISH.
Making leather Waterproqf and JhirabU.
Ao JimiK. A Shin La$t a Wetk.
Can bt muhrd triM water, $nmt at OHdotX,
Tkt Finttt Ihtsringjar Jlarnu.
Sold bf Sbee MimOwwi Bnw
WOLFF A RANDOLPH. PHlliDCl?Kii
The Old Doctors
Drew blood, modern doctors cleanse It ;
hence the Increased demand for Alters
tiTfi. It is now well known that most
diseases are due, not to over-abundance),
but to impurity, of the Blood ; and it
U equally well attested that no blood
medicine U so efficacious as Ayer'S
Samaparilla.
" One of my children bad a large aura
break out ni the leg. We applied
imple remedies, for a while, thinklnx
the sore would shortly heal. Hut it grew
worse. We nought medical advice, and
were told that an alterative medicine)
wan necessary. Ayer'a Sarsaparlll
being
Recommended
above all others, we used it with mar
velous results. The sore healed and
health and strength rapidly returned."
J. J. Armstrong, Weimar, Teias.
" I And Ayer'a Sarsaparllla to
admirable remedy for the
be an
lie cure of blood
diseases. I prescribe it. and It doe the
work every time." E. L.. rater, M. U.,
Manlinttan, Kaniv.
" We have sold Ayer's Sarsaparllla
here for over thirty years and always
recommend it when asked to name the)
best blood-purifier." W. T. McLean,
Druggist, Augusta, Ohio.
" Aver's medicines continue to be the
MamUrd remedies iu spite of all com.
petition. " T. W. Itichinond, Bear
Lake, Mich.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
FRtrAKKD BT
Or. J. C. Aver 4 Co.. Lowsll, Mats.
fries 1 i sis ketiles, t. Worth li a settle.
Democratic Delegate Election
For the benefit of our Democratic
reader", we publish Chairman Sny
der' h notice to the Democratic vo
tern of .Snyder county who are re
(itieHtvil to meet at their usual and
respective places of holding their
Delegate Election, on Satuday, Au
gust 17, 1889, between the hours of
5 and 7 o clock, p. in., ami elect in
each district as many delegates as
they are entitled to, said delegates
to meet in County Convention at
Middleburgh, on Monday, August
19. 1889. at 10 o'clock, a. in., for the
purpose of nominating one person
for County Surveyor, and electing
one person as member of the State
Committee, one person as delegate
to the Slate Convention, one person
as Chairman of Comity Committee,
and transacting such business as
may properly come before said con
vention.
The following are the number of
lelegates each district is entitled to
according to the number of votes
nulled at our last Presidential elec-
tion :
Adams 2, Heaver 2, Heaver West 2,
Centre 2, Chapman 4, franklin
Jackson 3, Middleburgh 2, Middle.
creek .1, Monroe 3, Feuu:), Perry
West 3, Selinsgiove 3, Spring 3,
Washington 4, Perry 4.
H. A. Klinolek, Wm. II. Snvdkh
Secretary. Chairmau
New Connection for Bedford
Springs via Pennsylvania
Railroad.
For the benefit of visitors to lied
ford Springs, the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company announces that the
Mail Express leaving Pittsburgh at
1 (M P. M. will connect through to
Bedford on week-days, reaching
that noint at an early hour of the
evening.
This arrangement greatly lifl
proves the service to this very pop
ular resort, as residents of towns
along the line of the road can leave
homo after dinner and arrive a
Bedford for supper.
The Oldest Persons Living.
CARTERS
J 13fs
(DURE
Sick neadnchetnd relieve all the troubles Inci
dent to a bilious state of tlte system, such as
litxinea. Nausea. Ilrowsinesa, Distress after
atiii(. I'ain in (he Bide, Ac. While their most
remarkable success has been shown In curing
Hcnilache, yet darin's I.rms I.ivis Tills
art) equally valuable in Constipation, curing
and preventing this annoying complaint, while
tkey also correct all disorders of the stomach,
stimulate the liver and rejulalo the bowels.
s.ven it uiey onijr cured
mm
Ache they would ba almost prtoeleea to those
who suiter from this distressing complaint:
but fortunately their goodaeas does not end
linrtL and thnee who once try them will And
Uieee UtUe pills valuable In so many ways that
llioy will not be willing to do without them.
but after all sick bead
Is human life really lengthening
Near Washington C. II., in Ohio
lives Margaret Arnold, a woman 112
years old. She was born near Itich
niond. Va the year after the Dec
laratiou of Independence was sign
ed. She smoked a pipe for seventy
years and then gave it up, because
she could not smoke any more, for
some reason. She is a little old wo
man, five feet two inches in height
and weighs 110 pounds. Mrs. Arnold
eats whatever she likes and never
was ill in her life. She has been a
widow fifty years, which is a good
while, certainly, and Mrs. Arnold
w ould merit the sincere approbation
of St. Paul. Her hist work was done
three years ago, when she knit a
puir of stockings. The way to keep
young is to keep working.
The old lady has threo sisters and
a brother, all over 100. One sister
is 115. Their ages are as follows :
Elizabeth Hillard 115
Margaret Arnold 112
Susan Bailey 10!)
William Keiser 104
cannot read or write, but his mem
ory is, therefore, all the keener, his
tongue all the glibber. He can . tell
personal anecdotes of many distin
guished people who li-eu 100 years
ago. The event of which he speaks
with the deepest reverence was the
burial of his beloved sovereign, the
great empress-queen, MariaTheresa.
He was present in person at her
funeral, which occurred in 1780. He
has all his wits about him, and is
constantly on his feet, visiting a
round of friends.
Kagy is certainly the oldest old
bachelor now living, never having
been married. How much experi
ence he has missed, to be sure I
D1KD,
In Venus township, on the 17th
tilt., Henry Albert, son of John and
Emilia Jane Stimely, aged 9 months,
and 14 days.
In Freeburg. on the 19th, ult.,
Magdalena, wife of George Shotz
berger, aged 70 years, and 5 days.
In Washington twp., on the 23rd,
ult., John Wesley, son of John .
and Lydia Ann Hoffman, aged 1
year, 7 mohths, and 19 days.
The Champion Oration.
They hud an old-fashioned Fourth
of July celebration at Monteagie,
Tenu., and Dr. O. P. Fitzgerald,
who was the orator of the day, let
the eagle loose in the following man
ner :
"Soar high proud bird of freedom!
No longer crippled by sectionalism,
let both wings move with simulta
neous beatings upon the air, not a
feather soiled by political corrup
tion, his flight widening until from
his out-stretched pinions dipped in
the fountain of freedom, the na
tions of the earth shall bo sprinkled
with the dews of liberty 1 Let the
Btar-spangled banner float in free
dom from a million flagstaffs i let
the eagle bird of liberty scream and
flap its mighty wings. Let Young
America shout within the limits of
the Constitution, the resolutions of
'88 '8fl and the Fifteenth Amend
ment ; let everybody do as he pleas
es, to-day. Hurrah for liberty I
Hurrah for America, every inch of
it ! Hurrah for Monteagie ! Hurrah
for the new eagle, which is the
spread eagle, w hich like the angle in
Apocalyptic vision flying in the
nudst of heaven, preaches the glad
gospel of liberty unto them that
dwell on earth, and to every nation
and kindred, and tongue and peo
ple !"
8t. Elmo Hotkl, Nos. 817 & 810
Abch Strkkt, Phii.'a. Rates re
duced to $3 00 per tin v. The travel
ing ptihlin will still Ihid st this Hotel
the same liberal pruvW.m for their
comfort. It In Iim i.i.-iI in I In- immedi
ate centres of business nntl pltipea, of
amusement ami the different Kall
Uoad depots, ns well. All parts of the
nltv. are daily accessible by Street
Cars constantly pussing the dour. It
offers special inducement tu those
visiting the city for biivliies or plena
nre. Your patroungi respect fully
sol lelted. .! . M. v r. 1'rt iletor.
J BATMAN, lfaichir.ist
Sclinssrove, Pa,
OperHtt'S Itichter Si (l.itmU'r'o Ma
chine Shop ninl iniitiiifiief ores. Iron
Ilitiliiur. Kepain fur nil kind of Wes
tern Plows, nmkes all kinds of cast
ing to order.
Repairing Traction Engini a Spodalty-
New dent put ott old hngine
Wheels and evarythlng rendered as
good as new. 410in.
THE GREAT FLOOD!
ATTENTION. AGENTS!
The ttntt in the n.'lil. A n.uipMe history of
tun irrrmie tHinintty st jniiniiown. nan
Ix-i'n IhhikmI. !i piurm,, SKIuU-piiif!-llluxtnitlotis,
hstidsoint-lv hound In cloth. orlit'tl on. DlMtnint
to uirentt. flowr cent. S. iul m crnts tor Prow-
(In'tim H'nik slut lm kitip. i.( rlrnihir. nml (TO to
work. A.Mn-K .1. h, uuil.VIK. l'uINhfr. a"
How Slre't. New Y,k.
4.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Sunbnry &, Lewistown Division.
Time Table, In effect May 12, 1889.
wtarwiii dis.
400
sr
x ts
I it
l.1
3.I
S.IS
I ul
1
1 40
S.IS
in
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Iii.ot
111 M
jll.4t
II. 40
11.34
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11. W
11 I
1 1. Mi
ln.M.
Ki.MI
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411
IN
4 HI
4.14
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441
190
it' voo iauo
CONSUMPTION,
BRONCHITIS,
SCROFULA,
COUCH or COLD,
THROAT AFFECTION,
WASTINCof FLESH,
Or any tiarmm trkers lh Thrmt mmd
.un mm nlomnl, Lark of Strength or
JVsnw Potrrr, you ran b refteml mnd
Ismi by
SCOn'S EMULSION
or
PURE COD LIVER OIL
With Hypophosphltes.
PaukTsskt a Mils.
AbM for Bttt'i Kwmlwion, mat let mm
mmflmnm riots or oJirttarioit indue you to
meotfA m tbrntitut.
Sold by mil DruggitU.
SCOTT ft BOWIE, Chemists, If. T.
L,wiMowa
I Maltlaari
t Patntcr
II Khlnnla
It Wssnar
IT M lars
t Rsnb's Mills
II Aasnabars;
II flrsvsrtovin
10 ttsnlxr
1:1 Mlrtcllsbarns
is xsmr
IT Krssmsr
! Pawllna
43 Ssllnnsrovs
41 sllnrov J
to I Sanbarr
ellnstriutr irrommodntlon
(Uonasstloir with Irvlasos N.V. Bf .)
Lost Stllnnrovs Arrlvs at Sllnnrove
V.KIA.M 10.01 A.M.
1.40 H. M. t.l) f. M
1.01 P.M. 1.40 P.M.
fralus Leave Lewistown Junction :
I'i 14. a. m. 1 01, a. m. lo 40, am 1 M, pm lp
m s-i v m lor i uinnurK anil ins
s uo. a in 4i a in. 4, u m. 4 is n m. I 41 d m.
ii is i m. rr rnunncinia, new i.r, iimti
mors nml Wnrlilnfton.
Philadelphia A Erie R R Division.
ANII
NOKT1IKKAN CL.NTKKAI. KA1T.WAY.
Trains fsvs !4ttntiary ;
s io a m, for Heiicinusir, t:rr snd t anaotlal
Kiis.
v li a m. Fur ixx k Hsvsn.
I 41 u in, r ur Hellulvnts, kanc anil t'snsnilsl-
Kiis.
wirt in. nr Kcnnvn stul Wslk ns
10 41 i in for Wllltainiipotl.
I'll in. for CstswlMs srrt Hnirldm.
I J vl a hi. 10 uu am auil tli n in. tor Wlllrciiliarra
I &6 a ni, 10 JO a in, 1 lo ni S 40 p ni, 1 or Mismo-
aiu ami mourn varinsi.
Trains l.rsvs SrMinirnive Junction:
IV S3 am. arriving at 1'lnlsil. liihla 1 11 n in
new Tors I so u llsltlmors a 0p m. Wuli
Inirton 4 otl o m.
1 61 p m, srrivlnit st l'lillinlfliliis I an p tn, Nrw
York ii p in, HHltliuore 41 p in. Wliiiiton
s iu p IK.
I IS n in. srrlvlnir st riillailrlnnta 4 21 a in
New nrk T 10 a in. Baltimore t II a III Wash
lOKtt'B 9 !! a in.
trains slm Lravnn Snahnrv :
1 10 s in. rrivliiK at I'hilsilrluhla t si) a m
York 1 90 a ra. 'JM ar. at lialtinnra T
m., WashinkUin 1 40 p in.
J. 1!. W.lOO. ra'l !' Ausnt
uha:. t.. l till, tlon l MmiSKvr.
161
TAKD
Up -Untie
tld (fox
0 1 t-Tt .
(KEViA;
mm ynr
mm mm m
, Lastini(l(
.1 I
LiaiM- . .UstVltaZTj
I cuais WHUt au Mt f Aiil I r
I BastUoua-hSTup. TaatMavod. Dm I I
I In lima. Sold bv drnnUta. I I
Is the bane of so many Uvea that bar Is whsre
w maks our irrtiat Doaat. Our pills curs It
while others do not.
Ciara's Lima Ltvss Piixs are vsrv small
ami very easy to take. On or two pills niaka
a aVioa. They are atiiotly vegetable and do
not gripe; or purr, but by their gentle aotlnu
pluaiie all who use thnni. la vials at IS cents;
9ve for (1. Hold every where, or aeut by luaiL
CA1TH HZBICQTI CO., Vrv Tort
$1
13 WEEKS,
The POLICE GAZKTTB will bo ssailad,
eeurely wrapped, tossy address In the Unit-
d Mates for three mo a Iks oa receipt et
ONE DOLLAR.
f lL.nl rilu-onat allowed ts voitmsst
i tut and olobs, Bsmplecoplel mailed Ires
Addrees all orders is
HIOUARD K. I'OX,
raissLis byOASE'
Total number of yours 440
Average age 110
But tbe oldest person now living
is probably a mulatto miui in Lynn,
Mass. Of course there are no
documents to buck up bis claim, but
as nearly as can be judged by cir
cumstaucos be is as old as bo rep-
rAunnf.u iiiniHclf to be 125 Years.
fwiTI M. SffliTI BfHA fiffllH Wfin. His name is William Roach, and
WMwM ISM " arsrv. - I . . v (inn:. tl M
members the Boston tea party, be
Bit vs. He beard tbe people of An
napolis, N. S., talking of it. Roach
spent many years of his life on the
sea. He bought a little cottage iu
Lvnn with his earnings. Thia be
promised to deed to Robert Brown
a halo colored man of 38, if Brown
would take care of him the rest of
his life. That was twenty-two years
ago. Brown is now CO years ol
himself and shows signs of getting
old, but old Roach is still as spry as
a cricket and does not weaken in
the least. Mentally and physically
he is in as good condition us ordi
nary men at seventy. His hair hangs
in long black ringlets to his shoul
ders. Roach can neither read nor
write, therefore has no need for
spectacles. Since be was 15 be has
been a tobacco chewer. How much
older he might have beeu if be bad
never used tobacco, Mrs. Parting
ton alone would be able to tell.
C? ALF.SMKX to introduce t mi sfiii The most interesting agou person
Oour Hurt ntok iu their owu locait- living, however, is probably
i UlioS: Nagy Ferentez a soldier of the wars
Kicluhlve territory urttiifed. oaiary ol Napoleon, m years out. ue iu
nilexiHMiiieH paid to gooti men. Aa, Hungurian peasant, rosulent at
dress at once. I i....u l,rtli in ilnlv i-cird.
M, ATUJIlllll 1 J .1 1 U H U J
nr.iiui (.n am uvu, I
Nurserymen. Oeneva, XI. 1. 1 ed and certihea.
April is, tv. on. jjte old Roach, Nagy ferentez
BOARDING HOUSE.
The utiderluued hsvlnu made ample prepar f
lion for the accommodation ol the iiuhllo would
li. announue that he will furlllMl board
ion anil IihIkIiik at the rate of seventy live cent
a ilsv or twenty nve oenu a hH vm
lead lor Imrses lurulthed rheup.
Those not havlns tried his tshle are respeet
lullv Invited Unall, and they will not ko away
.iii'i.tuned. Kooius a few doors went ol til.
,:,, 1l..uW,M...d..bur,hHP1 ..
1'roprietor
MARVELOUS
DISCOVERY.
Only ! Ryeteea eflMtewrTTrslslsf.
k'oer lleeks Laraea ie one nuu.
Miad wanderiaeT cored.
Every ehlle) mm adelt srreatly keaewttei.
Ureal induoeuwule to Ourreepoodvoee UUsees.
lawi
PmanMtna. with nninlun of Dr. w as. A
Fnead, Ike wiwld-larned HpMlalirt la anna vitm.
lanlel 4 Jreenlrijf TheT.on, f' RKil
wi.k J. M. Huckler. l.l..ilitorat the Cnrution
liens. V.V. A.ter,iedetllbeia,Jsir.
Uenlsrala, and mh., ewil pirt fme of
I believe Flao'a Cure
for Consumption eared
' life. A. II. Dow ell,
itor Enquirer. Eden-
ton, N. C, April 23, 1887.
m
PISO
The brat Cou Kb Medi
cine is Fiso's Curb fob
Consumption. Children
take it without objection.
lly all drugglsU. 25c.
The tinilersiiriiol having opened
lumber yard at Middleburgh Depot
Immediately .south or the
Franklin 'House, respect,
fully call the attention
of the public to
their due line of
lumber con-
ftirlting
of
White-Pine Boards!
PLANK, RILL T1MBKK.LATH
HAILING. PAILIN08. POSTS,
Nil INGLES, WALNUT. POP
LAR, Y KLLOW PINE FLOORING,
and nil kinds of material manufacture
ed to order. Terms kIwuvm the low.
out. For prices call mi J. i. Smith,
Proprietor of the Franklin lloune,
BWilleflUll, ra..
Kalbach & Spangler.
Oi
On Tn marlfpfih
1 ' "l-v 'V lll
only one shM
3xi-full iboiW
tht most convW
to cut for hoefct i
io carry Wljok
Insist on fSavnufti
GENUINE Wit. 1rr(jjj
i in lag , maae only by
conn rinztrerwo'uout)
W.
Pi
S. F.SHKAKV,
Insuriinee Aijeiit and Hroker,
I Pure Water tin Even
with hut Little Cos.
rr .
ins lilKlcrxllkrHl ilfnim tosti
attention of the jjJ
county 10 nit ttnurovdl a,cJ
well drilling, whicli Ims nits
universal sati!iaftiiii rwd
He lias the advaiitiiL'v km u
methods is speedy, inuknavl
never tlulayed by tli lumla-l
tiun out of order Mini l iiiMr
tiuiilur satmdtctory. RtmA
tions cuii be had from mr'
whom I have done wort
DllUillebmr;l). lieiive i1i.i,jh
v I ii r i. i Ti.. I
j 1,) Joe II Zm X 'I ml a i 1 I iiii"- rrrrt, i . . r, i 11. i ville.
1 WHINE All (LSI f AILS. fl tiiilyllrHcl.iMM.i.kti.m.irinir. r..ire-ntH.. J. M. EUTl
ushSjrup. Taetee-rood. Cso II "' " n" tr-m tn not -s, hem e you -'ST no
time. Sold hdnitfulvts. gj seiaeiil. I'.-lVrtt.i
wyf-Jf T-eVtel r I Ini-orsiiee ilni--i oa nil klmlnol oo.l Isrui ,
eVUaJMAea-aaUiSaikneT iMii.rty, itwi-lllnu'. tnrri ami tiliurobfs any- Aril t, tiltl.
.m.m-? where III Snviler Mini Viilnii 'iiinttvr.
CURiS WHiRE
llOoush Hrup.
in time. Hon
iidcc In C. M. Shuwvr's Store, t'rntrevllle, l'a'
HE RnnilABTFRSismsra
UU ija ini iyn va; ira uu u ik uu w
FOR-
GUNS, AMUNITI0N, AND
FISHING TACKLE.
low Lost. How Restored!
.lurt pulilifhcil, n new edition of
Dr. CnlverwelFs Cekliralei Essay
on tint rmlii'iil otira of SiierinstoirlurK or itiis-
osrltv Imliii'eil I'V hitii ori'sriv iniimrretion.
The oclel.niti'il antlior. In tlii adiniriililo enfiiy
clcnrly i'unlr.itai Irom a thirty yi-n sucren,
lui pra.'tit't, mm t'ii Hiurininic I'mifiMjuiifl ni er.
ror iiihv le tiidh'.llv ciiri'd ; ieinliiiKut a in ue
ol enrit lit '.- tlniiile. ri-rtnlo. a ml ellm'tuul, by
nietia ul Kl.h li rvi-rv sill U'rrr. no nutter what
hi-ieoniiil i.il iiiy lie, may fare liiiimell eheily,
privsti'l iil riilii'iiliy.
-This Itvlnre nhoulil Imi In the lianila ol
every youth nml evrrv tunn In the Isn l.
Sent andrr seal, in a I'laln envelope, to any
add re.. mt-iald. on reTlit ol four vents or two
postiiue stsiiin. AUiireM.
Snuinle of modlelne free.
THE CTLVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,
41 Ann St.. New York. It. Y.rostOffleo Hol.U.
If v aleoJer aava ae has ttte W. 1.. Douala
Km sltkuut dud, aad nrtea MtneM ea
tke ba4eaa, pot alia down as a tvaad.
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