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Our Children and the Schools.
"dive tn" the first ten years of n
child's life, and j'nu may have t In
remainder," is what tin- greatest hu
liiaii teacher air 1 educator t lie world
overproduced Miiil iuil wrote. JJy
(his he meant, lhat if a child were
under his care ami tutelage for the
lt-ri of ita first 1 n years, that, no
one or net of tutors, alter that time,
coi.M undo or change materially the
iliiprt .i i mis v l.ich In Lad In ale Upon
ami in that child's miml tun I heart,
Iio matter what the ability ami qual
ifications of such MitMe iiclit teach
ers might he. Jc was i ilit in what
ho said, aii'l the assert ion cli.illcngi'S
successful contradiction to day, ami
ever will ntnml liimus long as men
arc human, Kvciy I j u- educator in
the land understands the philosophy
Of thin U'oiottioli. ui i 1 iicwr ques
tions its soiimluess torn moment,
for to unch it collies with the force
uud authority of an axiom - :t Hell'
evident truth. In infancy ami early
childhood, i. c, from birth, if you
please, on up to ten or twelve yearn,
tlio miml nml heart are mic ptihlc
of the t-lightc.-t ill.pl'c , lircailse
tho faculty of observation in in its
most active htateaml rules Miprcuic.
Tho lain. I of a clnhl from lis birth
can, w it hoiil -1 i i, unite any ligiirc of
speech, !n' very properly c-i.iparcd
to u blank :ii. i t i. writing paper.
Every lninule, i wry Jioiir, every
day, every Sei !,, m m ; 1 h and year,
UOlilu visible or invisible li.uid i
rn'r ai ii.ii'U.sly m wo; k v . liing w ith
:oi i'ielibh pell Upon this tablet of
tin- miml characters, whidi, if im
, eil ill Coli.SuliiillCi' with the prin
'' -t j ; " of true education on liie moi
c :' I'm (iod, thu True and tin J Jean
t.V'il, will glow forth in magnificence
li.' j .ipph.'.s of yold in pictures of m
.1VuJ8Vf,.U'Rt!,ooU,,'l,l,,,Kl iia
. .,,.' ii upon tins winic
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;.. - I i.i -, l .i Vlfo'Se 1 :' .n.ii.
.e iieen .nhannfully Iop-si.ie.( en 1
'oho Hentinic'iits and principles me
1 -ed upon u foundation ; policy
Iv, tho wards'who ureun icr hi-
i'i and teaching must of m ry ne
! i.i.-.sity devt lojiinlo mere iut II cl ua!
1 :' i irf-, un.l be n coL;iii..iiit j.oib
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fate of t !., :i J ;;in v ho biblt liis
house upon i he .,,1. ', ) :IV ,,(
Jllol e i i I , j i , i . 1 1 1 e e J 1 1 i ; ! Mi i.
tin1 1 in 1 1 . 1 i i , , , , . H . i . , , 1 1 ii r, it
w ill be obi.crw . i., ;, ., s i ii e
will; ii.lv ii, ... e pa
in I' the t i;:n oi I I e j m in!,
CUll licWT be wholly i l a. i .1, ,.,el oi;r
best elidi'iiVoi s to i'o mi w ill be sim
ply in vain. We may Micceed in
part, but theisi:;re w ill ulw ays re
main ile-pito eiir !;iei-t s.iliuuilie ef-
forts toward-, reconstruction, and in
all probability, imb ed, we are allo
t;eth r hlu ly to f all into t he grosser
error of mahiiiir plainer, the fault,
which, but for our pains, would have
remained eoiiip)omisin.L,'ly blurred
forever.
Tin; period of mental development
in infancy and early childhood can
also very nppiopi iat ly be compared
to the building of the foundation of
ft house. If the stones laid in the
found. .lion-wall in e put in i .lace by
an amateur, or by an inexperienced
mason, the wall when complete will
bo Himply nn heterogeneous and eon
Klomerate mass without any qual
ities of recommendation either orna
mental or useful ; nml though even
skilled mechanics are employed in
erecting the superstructure uceord
intto the most Hcientitic and sub
Btautial principleH of architecture,
tho contrast will ho most Ktrikintf,
and tho whole building will in n
bhort timo disiutetrrate and crumble
in thaoH. Thu it is with tho youth
ful mind. The namo principles that
dominnto and govern tho building of
tho foundation. wall of a hoiiHo, ap
ply with equal force, though with
infinitely greater reHponsibility, to
tho logical development of tho mind
during childhood.
And again, when n man has con
tracted a disease which in its nature
is of a mild and non-malignant char
acter, ho may bo content to rocoiyo
the attention and proscriptions of
an ordinarily skilled physician j but
when the disease is complicated and
malignant in form and character,
then he will employ ercry means to
secure medical aid of the highest or
der. Now mark the force of this
fiimilo. Tho mind in childhood is
frail, weak, eusceptiblo to all im
preHsions whether good or bad, is
yearning nnd striving, for tho light
of intelligence. This condition
therefore is analogous to tho man
seriously afllictod with disease and
needing the services of him most
profoundly learned and experienced
in the eurativo art, tho mont thor
oughly equipped and competent
teacher, for the present purposes.
As the years eomo and go, however,
the child-mind will develop logically
and grow strong under the instruc
tion and guidance of his modi 1 ex
emplar, until ho arrives at tho ago of
Ifii or twelve years, when in nil hu
man probability his mind will have
been made proof ngainst illogical
and adverse development. And if
from this time on the mind, by rea
son of falling in the hands of false
and incompetent teachers, should
become tarnished in a greater or
less degree, it would require but a
slight suggestion from the voice of
the true teacher btowed away in the
faculty of recollection, to cause the
subject to recoil und once again
tread the paths of virtue and the
pursuits of intelligent development
never perhaps to depart therefrom.
This latter condition will follow
from the treatment prescribed by an
ordinarily skilled physician, teach
er, for a mil. I disi ase easily cured,
the mind of a child after ten or
twelve years of age. If these views
and comparisons are correct, and
who dare call them in question.
then how great must be the respon
sibilty of those who undertake the
instruction of our children ! Yet we
often hear it said, "Almost anybody
can teach the little ones." (?) Ah,
what a mistake ! How supremely
criminal is such an idea ! blotter
let it be said that almost any one
can teach the older ones, for their
mental, moral and physical existence
is more permanently fixed and
moulded, ami the damage to be done
will be only in proportion. We be
lievs that facts will warrant the con
clusion, that out of every hundred
teachers in our schools to-day, only
one can be found qualified in every
respect to teach pupils from the age
of six to twelve years ; whilst many
may bo found amply qualified to
teach the high schools. This may
seem a paiadox to many persons.
Jmt it is nevertheless a fact founded
,in truth and expeiieiice. ToiVueh
'. ' iv. y .P t hefefi t c, c-b, 1 : n u.,.. i '
sto.ved upon securing tho best
teaching talent for our primary
schools.
In view of tho above, therefore,
it would follow as nlogical sequence,
in point if compensation of teachers,
that if a Hoard of education desires
to employ three teachers, for in
stance, at a m ml lily salary (if.7."),
Mnu and SI-'", respect iv ly, th" fob
lowing form ol'ndi rii-i incut should
be inserted, viz: Wanted.-One
t, acli, r for prima' v d'-part incut at a
alaiy of per month, one for in-
leriliediate ; lade lit I'm per lilolii h,
ami one for hb:h t- cho .) l i n t nu nt
at 7." per month, - none but thor
oughly competent and qualified
teachers for the respective grades
need apply."' This foi inula may be
unprecedented in this section of the
State, though it is adopted in the
most enlightened localities; and
wherever these principles are recog
nized and put in execution they will
prove an eternal blessing to both
parents and children.
W. ). Hoi'NKWoIlTII.
Eucklon's Arnica Salva-
The bust Patves In the world for
Cut, Brill"', Horns, Ulcers, Salt
Klipiim, Fever Horea, Tetter, Chap
ped Hands, CliilblaluB Corn, nml nil
Skin Kruptlons, and positively cures
Pile, or no tiny required. It Is srunr
nnteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Vrice 25 cent per
box For nle by 1). V. Kepler, drug
gect, l'axtonvlllo, Ph.
10-03-ly.
rOliTTIiTIVOUTOX.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Sunbury it Lowistown Division.
Timo Table, In effect Dec. 1!), 1892
WlftTWARD DIR.
TATIIIK. kAfTWARO
fm ami A. I im i tm
,.'1 Lew Mown J. rei i 8i0
l'i.03 Main Street 7.4.1 , 8 03
.;' I'iii'ii l.owmtown ' T.4A ; l.ut
4.l'l 11.61 MaltUnd 7.6t I 8.14
4.n II 4ft Palnlpr ; H.Ul 111
K 57 11.40 It M h I n 1 1 A : .)! i
.'.) ll.M U Wanner 11 ' H.nl
.1.41 ll.'i'i 17 Mnoiure , 'JI 1.4'
:IJT 11. IK S . Kul.' Mill a. 27 S.v
.; II II I 1 AlamlurK . s.:it .M
1.V4 11.01 in I II. avertnitn ' H.4'i ! 4 oi
.U M. ft i lienor i 4.U
:i."1 I'i. Mi ; MlrtillelmrKli ! H.M I 4 I1
.1.01 iu.41 8S Mel.er I li.'tt
i..'7 10 m 7 i Krtamar J.'" I .'
W ft i I'awllniJ 1" I 4.n;1
'Ml )ii..'i 43 .f.liniirne u.vl I 4 O
i-1 I'1. 17 4 Sollnfitrnv J. .v 4.4
iii in uj to Suni.iirf .:. SO"
Krlliiscrot r troiiitiinl:it lot
(ilonneoUriK with tralnii on N. !.
Inn SellnrOT. .I.;, Arrive at Sollnnrovo
ft. 4 1 IV M. S.6J I'. M
Train Leave Tjewlstown Junction :
4 f n. ni, in 4" m. 1 1 2 p 111, 1 ill p in. 7 ill p 111
inr i-iu-niirif ni oil o-i.
I 65iiiii, y bun, I . 7 j . 1 ri . I 46.m, 4 3".m, '.'.lu
11 in p in. ror i'.iiiiiii..ihl,i, .iiht )rK, linltl
more an. I W.iinriKt'in.
Phibidolplba & Erio R R Division.
AMI
Mill niKUN CKMKAIi llir.WAV.
Trnlnn l.i'nv 'inlinry .I. illy fx.'t'.t Siin.luy :
'I o4 . in. for W 1 1 ll.i m cirt nn l ('.iimnHii'nii.
bin 11 tn, I'.ir llilli'lint", Krlc, an.l i'iiiiiui.IiiIkii
t.Mt ra. r nr l.'ik II ivi-i,
1 .6 p 111, Fur ll.'lli'I'iiiic, Iv4ii an. 1 1 'union1. 11 1
kii 1.
9 alp 111, K'.r lt"imvi .out Kiiuira.
u 'iSn 111 Inr W llliiiini.i.ri.
Sunnily Mnitn, l..r trie an.! Ciuiamlnlmi.i,
v .viiiiii, i.r i.'.ck liaicu. mid 7 lnpm lr Will
laiiippnrt.
li '2b 1 111. K..r I'iiIiwi-'i nn. I lliifltor..
S V4 11 in, 10 no am 10.. I ft :: p in. y ..r Wllk"liarr
f6 tu, 10 i 11 hi, I 1 pin s 4'J p 111, FurSlmino'
oiiiao.i .u.iini curmi'i.
Trillin Leave S..'!tir..vi .futi.'ilnn
'.1 1 11 hi. iirrn In iitl'ielel lulu :i nil n
New York 6 im p m. H1lll1111.ro a In p 111. Wit-Ii
IIIUIi.'l 4 . p III. O.Ml ; I'M . . sun lV.
6.17 1' M . iiirn 11, i hi I t. . I 1 1. 1 t'.i lODACM
N. tv ."k : t Min. II illini..r,. pi.1.1 1'. M.. W..li
In 11 4 l.'iin. I 1 1 v i-xi-.pl snn.lnv.
k:-4 . 111, .irrlviiiir iiM'liilnili'lphia 4 '.' a In
N.-w V ..rW 7 In a in. II 1 1 1 : i.t. r 0 l.'in a lie Wie-ii
lOtoll 7 :l m. loily.
I'r iltitf 11I-. 1 l.i-avi- Sunt.iirv :
1 M a in. nrrlvliiK nt rinlmlrlpliU 6 M a In
itl'lt 1 nlK V -IU II III. l'.li.
1 :M i in. un a ln nt I'liii.i-l.-li.lila In J" a m
i'r V ..rk I In pip., II 1I1 lni..ri' t .'.6 11 him Wiii.Ii
IiikIiiii In il inn, Oaily.
1 1.6 11 in nrrlvliij- 11I riilla.li I1.I.I11 A fin 11 1
N.-w Ynrk '.1 ;'.. p in.. lUlntnnr.. ifi p 111., W.t-ll
IllUIOII l l-i p III. IHIIl' 1'ti'i'pt Sllll.laV.
.1. i:. Win in, rn'l I'an Aiont
ciiA!. r.. I'l iin.uciri .Mniii'r.
COMPOUND.
A rt rniit lictnvry hy an ol
Vhyntrliin. HufefaiftUtt veti
DR. H. A. SIBIPSONS
Office No. 81fl E. Market St. Tork.ra.
WILL BE AT
Home Office, March 1 to 13, 1S03.
Eagle 'Hotel, MidJleburgh, Pa.,
from Piidny, March 17, at 10 o'clock
a. in. to Saturday noon.
tr. simpwin will untnlno anv onf who mar
mil tipnn 1 1 1 tu frctiot cli.i rc'. K iKinlmr thai linn-iln-iN
nr in lug out a nilwralilt i-xlsifiice with.
nut inr'lii'iil alii, finnc I ci-iiusn tliev linve pawttHl
llinnu'li Ihn "ulil iinlral ' wllliiiut. ri'llt'f, and
whip itorli apt, lK?.'ni.. tlii'v may not. know
wlii'if to iipplv, lio f.'i'li Initiiii-il n miikln
lliMi'H I
tlll'' l.'icta pillillc. SiiIImMi-
I lluil. a nninlicr n il
ni'lf umn thru" plulu ti uliia and lie fully re-
wniin'U ny acurit.
tinr nvMti'tn til prnftlrt' mat nt'od Home rx
riliiiiutlnn. ,1 'lie it'ini'dlcH nrt principally vciftv
alili". illm'iinlliiif i'Mlri'1'. (In1 usenf ( iiliimt'l er
Mercury. I urinr. I'nict Arwn r nml AiiIIiiiout
tx'iniHi" tli".v nn1 dlHciutccri'iitlnif airt'iiia of Urn
worst tlltu-rlpt Ion. V. nn' uii,-i'il In llif use t
Ifflicral l)lii.li'lliiJ In liny ciu-i', Im'IU-vIihj II to
ih' nipiniiiM loino cuiiHiiuiuuii ana iitii'u dan
gi'miis to Urn.
Dr. SlmjiMn front nurrmsfully rlirnnlf! nr
lotii; Miinniiiir timniM.-s nr i ni' ncnn. i urmit nun
1,iiiiu". Klilhi'y itml Heart rmiipliilntH j Invi'ler
ale ill-. -a.---'-lit III.' SI. una. Il Mint Iiiim1 ilnlli'd nil
oiiht Mel Ii.hIi ; t limn p'lirful illMcnwa of tin1
niTViMiMHytti'iii nrNlnif Irnm whnii'vi'r chiihc i
Si piliila. Diiii.sy. rn.s. 1-ni-r, Suns. Hln'iiiiin-
t Km. Ni'ipaU'la, S.i illni. Ill ( iimlll I. i:!'il I ln-r.
iiin-i'rri'iuiivi.'il wllliniil I in- umi of tin1 kiiui1
and cun'.l. Asilimn. llav Kover. Itiwt Colli.
W inter i.ii-Ii. rlipinle llpirrlmea. t ie. All
t in) Iiectii m iy Oils uuinli rni S;. stem, It not loo
i n ailviiiK .'d. Ilofe mid l..l ilieiifes mired
In-ii nil iitln r Inellimls hae li..-il.
I. adieu who are Hulli-rlim Ii li dMeiutes ttirlel
ly eoiilliied to tin Ir Hex can roiiMill Hie IhM-tor
I'll I lie .it-oiraii.-e nf n .pe... v i-ine II In ml suf-
lertlll? tll'MllH.-lvefl III Ihe verv Oltetl Illlllece-harV
exiiiolti.itt.ti. Til" tor pirn, ulaily Invites
nu e im s uiai lent' neen given up (y oinerpny
WllltlS.
TFtTIVOSt Af..
Mr. Iteiilien flrul.li, ol I.Imti'hi. I'errv eounlv
I'll., ttm I n raneer on lotver li;i tor si-w-rnl tiiotit 'is
nnd was roinpletelv riin-d l.v Hie treatment of
Itt. 1(. .. Mtni'soti. or ork. I'a.
Miss Annie Kin Ii. of I.lverrwK.I. Terry rmtntv,
I1 1., had lor may mmisii in;. II .'iiiinl ul. er on p.-r
liuili m ar Hie n 1 1 1. !. nml nlili..ucli iiii.l.-r tin-
I n-ntlnclit i.i dllTeieut diM'lors. II. e win1 grew
worse. It Wns rured liv Dr. It. A. Simpson, of
v. UK. ra.. in . air mouths. .No si-rapliig or tut1
Ik. Ill- or ( III I IIIL-.
For it. any yearn Mr. I'linrle AUIwti. f if t.len
H. k. York I'Oiiiity, I'a.. inidii enm er on hlsfaec
l ow Iheevit. ir. I(. A. Simpson, ol York, I'a..
removed 11 by Ills i-ln nil.-al pris-ess. He la now
well.
t).l)r. Simpson Invites nny tun' v ho doiilits
till', ol Ihe-te statements lo wrMi-tothi. parties
anil nseellnlll lor llielnsi.iis. Ill lire iiiav n
l.'tv of the many lesllluonlllls ohtallied. 'I'll!
ItiK'tor lilt lies . ..rreiMilii..ii'e III. Ill u UlMalli I
II oil w lie em-lose -I cents lu si amps,
III tiiemlHT the dales ntij call early.
Jan. .'II. Is'.r.t.
yyi. b. ii. voki.ki.ki:.
DKNTIST.
Trent iny;, lilline:, urtilb'ial teeth, bridge
and crown work. Nitrous oxide teas
for painless extractions, l.verj tbin
perliiinin to dentistry.
Van IIosKii k's old sliind.
sr.LlNXiboYK. I'A.
TTTTTPTTT "77' A T. TA'Vt
S-linrrr-vr, Fe,
'I'eeMl rl.'iilie.l. et-,e-le.l. liiilaul. i. r -'.'lllat-
rd. liNeases nn. I linnnes to the i.tiii and
month tivaii :. Artiii.-l-il s.-ts. i.. ns. In-Mires
nnd ul . lui.ilois Iiim iIiiI. All klmlsot hllii.g
ttol.l Will K II sHTl.lil t .
.i:o. tt. I f.ltH It. 1. tl. s.
Iini.e III Wes' dwellln,', s. nit ll side t'li t I'll I ICI
1 . i . 1 1 . .National Hotel.
XC r.'li.ilili. i
kJVw Ht'wiiren
Sitlf vrl Win.
S. F. S1IEAKY,
Insiirunce Atrent and Hroker,
Pentis t'teek, P. ). fu.
Z iCX nr 1 "nl1 rtrl...Mook ttunpiinlri repre.ented
-".Tttt-, " hUl TTi"1"' "-' 1 ri'iulum notei., Ii.uc. yiu pay ni
,..i. :;.i.. a ''.'"fiinn.it.
iiiirt
oit.-'rliatcly tr,.,ii
i'lne In pi t tin-. A-k lor I'm k m 4 nrruN
KiHi-r I'i.vi-.'I m, '.n-' ni ttititttU. or ln..o-r 1
nml 0 cent s in p,. i.i M- in Inter, und we will send,
.culi-il, l.y r . on ins' i, Full -.-nli'.l piirili'ular
In plain t'iivr. .... i.i la.li. - . t I , 'I -laiiip.. A.I
.r.i" I'oti I I. Illy iiiiiiniii ,
.., :i Fi-h..r IU...-I,, Imp, it. Mi.-ii.
t .. -S..M In !Mi. I. In l.nruli l.y li.i'. Kapler, li,
.M. Sliu... 1 a ii-l ,1 tnir; i-ts cy.M v w here. 'j l'''.i i
Slci-jrliitie; has been tine the last
few days and the youuj; folks are
taking advantatre of it too.... On
Wednesday evening the Mite Society
of the V. 15. church favored us with
something splendid in tho form of a
patriotic entertainment. Tho pro
gram was complete, and its arrange
ment is characteristic of their ex
iuisite tasto of what is entertaining.
The singing by Misses Martin,
Hoover and Houtz and tho recita
tion by Miss Dora liurns on the bur
ial of Moses, arc truly worthy of
comment, whilo speeches made by
Hev. Lchr nnd Supt. Hoffman did
much to excito n burning love for
our country. Tho children, too, did
exceedingly well, nnd to sny tho least
it was a superb exhibition. .. .We
noticod in tho Tost of a few weeks
ago that our county-seat is afllictod
with nn unknown lotter dropper.
Now we are bothered with the same
kind of nuisance, who is distribut
ing scandalous letters. He must in
deed be a miserable creature who
noods resort to such latent- means
of accusing his fellow boing, and I'll
wager that the accusod will deal
straight-forwardly. with him should
ho fail to preserve his incognito.
Eldkn.
Valuable lb al J'.state nt
Private Safe !
'I'll., und. -t-l .-iii .1 o'!.-i -al p. :-, il s.,.. t:,i-i.,.
I..WIII-; I'i al I--.I. ;l . in .i ....in ,,.. si, ,, (
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t ii- siiiiino . l.i-iv l-ii.w ii I:. I'. :
I'll M I' N I I. I .-II l v.-.pir' li -i
J iiKtirn iei pirn'...! on all klndniil irisid liinn
prnperty, iin.-itinK, aturea and clmreliia any
win-re in Snv.ler n lid t'liiun runnllei.
oiili'i- in f. ,M. siiowir'n Stiiru.fentrovlllo, I'a
i DMINISl KATOKS'NOTU.'K. bet
ivti'Mif Administration on tint es
lit., i' (i -.ij.. A. Slii'iill.-r. late ol Chapman
I .. ii-hi I . M.vlir county, I'a., iliv'd. Ii.anm
t..'i-n urai.i.-.l In the n i,l .-i-lir ne.l , ali p. r.-...t.
k !:.. ;tiu tlo-nif i'Ivi i- lletfla.-d t-i il.l c -I.i 1" er.l
ri--iii'-i.' I to ir like I im iih'iI ui'e p.iwnent, wliil.
'I. m-i. havlim el ilms will pre-, nt ill. in duly au-t!ti-litli-alf.l
In t 'it! lill.li r-i-j m-.t.
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Hid t a '. . i.i.
I '.'.M I- ; -It! c'l.'-inllli stiop and Si.iini.
ah. I i ii e l e . li A. I.- ol laud.
I I; M I' Mi. I A line Water I'i.vmt. l.-et
fall, tt llll s-.lni. 1 It. I. maklli.' ll In. 1 l.il'l.il.l..
a I t.'h I. n laaliill i. I in ih- pill p..-i I.
I'll MT No. r..- circular ha a mill, wltli
SiiHcr'c Mill. I.athe ,ill n..- ciii, and IP..
li ..nn.- cider it, .ni.;,., -;,n iliiw-h l, .'i-
ll-r power II I nil 1 '.'i eet ol pill.
II; M l No tl . - . . i U.ih.licl .. i -c n( 'l lin.
Il.'l-I.llnl IllotlV 1 1 ll M ll 1 1 ; I . I ! 1 1 .
Tl! i I Nn. T. s, A- I.-- ., "I'I i i.i l-l ihd n, I.
joliiin ; Midoii . I tmle I' i-i m r.iM.uiMiic.
i ii.v I no.s.. c I ii.in ii.-,-Mill, i i. i.-iu
Ill .Is , ;., II. i- pr... . - w ,i a cel., , , i,i. -allien ,
di lv.-n to .iii-r-power under vi le.-i I ill.i e ,
liwelllii'; IIoiim', tint i.i. ll-lines, and choice trull,
rout, mini--,' i A. r.-s ot latul Hli'cli Is In n ,--1
stale nl ciin va I Ion. .. in cute nl lo I he K. ( , ac,
TII.M T No. (i.-.-M N, Matidoii lloilc, con
t iliinnr 11 li .his and all c.h . nici,. . s, nil in
narv nil l.n I ltd ; .i Acn-oi Land In a hiuh
si ale i, I cu III i a i ,,it. an n I .lindane.' ,, ch,,.-e irull
ot the Pest Nailetles, Weliol good Water hear
I IIP door: Hie Saw-llllll Ham Is nil Hie piclnlses
W hleli coutiiliis a great liuiiH cr ot I.i i man cm p.
'I he nlM.ve Tl'acls nle sllllatelli llielicarl ol
Mllidleereek Valley , CIIM-lllelil tin lllll ell. school,
and store. Will lie sn. I on east terms. For lur
t In r liiloiiiiiil ion address ere ,11 on
I'll AS. I'. SWUNlihl.. I'aMonvllIe, I'a.
tiijj
it
Busy As A Bee !
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Yes; busy as a bee in clover time.
Such has been the case this fall with
GARMAN, THE SHOE-MAN,
whose superior line of Boots & Shoes
and low prices have brought him
such an immense trade that he is
kept busy day and night waiting on
his customers. Just come and see
his stock and learn his prices and
you will appreciate the aptness of
the comparison between him and
the busy oee.
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II. I.'- i. ' in r. ! ic -1 i; -ai nr. I.oii-e I..-.! i.ii.ii.
iiiffjs l..i..' j.ni. 1 1 .s..;:-1. il.-n.
C. C. SKKIIlll.lt.
Tin-si no roof on uiv house pl,ici-, then- ,v
II. II. i:.'hi.''ii'..-.-r Is nil I hat I espe, led. I would
have ii'itic ot ln-r. ,. . (iiov i.i,
I I. il.c I. asiiri. In rccoiniiieh.piig Vr. K'-n-lilii'-.
r'-- si. lie looiltu' to Hie pili!c. Ills work
Ii.isim u is'ite.-i sal lis.', id ion,
W. W. Witi:nmvkii,
lwUll-c ile.rc-l .. ..':e many more iconm
lue.iilatl..i.s and t.'spei'itiillr s-, licit jour patron
agt. II. II, It iamni. ii,
MI.I.1U l iliVll. 1U
crown
Acme
The berl Euniing Oil that can be
made from Petroleum.
It gives n brilliaut light.
It will not Hinoko the chimney.
It will not char tho wick.
It has a high lire test.
It will not explode.
It is without n comparison as a per
fection Family Safety Oil.
It is manufactured from tho finest
Crude in tho most perfectly equip
ped refineries in the world
It is the Best.
Ask your doaler for Crown Acme.
Trade orders filled by
Yours truly,
THE ATLANTIC REFINING CO
Sunbury Station, Sunbury, Pa.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Let
ters of administration In estate of
JOHN YOltN(, ol Monroe townnhln, Snyder
Co.l'a.,deo'd, having been granted to ilia under
signed, aU persona knowing theuieelvei Indented
lo tald eatate are requeued to make Immediate
Iiayiuent, while ttione baying olaiuii will present
hem duly authenticated to the umlernli(ued,
r. buorr iuttkh,
Feb. , DS. Administrator.
ic qncauon ot
iuaJayi is stil
taa t
Umu
G. C. GUTELIUS
THE ORE- PRICE CLOTHIER!
DEALER IN
Fasliionablo cloth
ing, Hats, caps,
Xecktics, Gents
Eurnisliing (lootls,
Suinmcr Uiulcr
wcar, and Celcloitl
gooiln, Alon's shirts, jj
Lj a
1 U
Children suits
and everything to
mako a man look
handsome and fee?
happy, at prices
that discount all
JJ imitation ' storcsj
Gloiiing for prince Pauper!
Clothing that looks like silk and wears like leather. Como
to tho old Keliahle where yon get what you pay for. jIy
new stock is just in, is entirely new and comprises all tho
latest styles. Too busy waiting on customers to tell you
more. ?ome and see for yourself.
G. C. GUTELIUS, .
Middlcburgh, Pa"
III CITS
lectro-ioid
String Pianos.
Ft.?::' 1 '
? 'iSrVjrNW Xi. J--r 'J
'-'u'i
! MONO the mopt Important points -.of
Ji Mipcrioritv of these niiufnillccnt Pi.
IB niios I.-, that longer than thoso of
IS other make they remain in tone,
nml ttint. wliil., i v i,,,i.
1
llllll tllllt, llilo IllllllV Inst rniiioi.ta
which at llrt give Hatisraction, become
Mat mid wiry, tlie Slioemncker Piano Is
htiil taiinch ami true. It is iinpoxhible to
overestimate the ad vulitnges derived from
the use of tho Klcetro-UolJ Strings. Tho
orninary iron-wrapped ir nonnlled white
metal-plated hiring, w hich nil other mak
ers nre t-till POIlltielleil tr imo nrn li,i.l'
atelynlTi'cted ty atmosnlierieaction, grad
ually destroying the power of the strings
-.... iu jiruiuiiK aim sustain me tone, rendering
them liable to easily snvp arid break. The remedy of this has been success
fUlly apooiuplishoil by the use of tin KhKCTRo-GOLDsTRINUS, which nre
proof against rust and emit a superior quality of tone.
1 do not present if in SSIioeiimeker instrumet in competition w'felr-'jfiC-low-
priced nnd absurdly misi,iiiiier "c.Wp " -YitfMiT, UtU eaur.tv ..d ad
ioining ones have been flooded with; but to those who appreinte a Piano
InstiHceptlblrt of further imprcveiin nt nn instrument, to do credit to their
taste-1 eontldentlyoirerthe SCIloKMACKKIt PIANO as unexcelled by any
In the world and at the west prices, which w'll yield mo a just profit.
PAUL BILLHARDT.
Middleburgh P. O.
dies In'! Mi Tic 1
but they r ii irr.Mt tv.-iys In t Iiat.'hvetioii. Tlinujwhy sen l to the
(.iiy for r iiily .I., rlutliii..; and tlion tako them to ak lied local
tailor to in.;. rove ti e lit, v. l i j on can get ll
Hi
i'JIP
SUBSTANTIAL MAKE Al
1 V
1U)V !
at once ov ifoing to
!1Q FIT
IT
-m l f
HENRY L PHILLIPS-
MKUCHANT TAlbOR, Sulir.s'rove, Pa., where your work isalwayn
Kuarant I or you have recourse. This is a question that Interest
every man and boy .A iieut-fltting suit.no matter what thiv'niHtcrial
is It always look better than au ill-Htting suit no matter ho fine
tho goods. , Then come at once ami get fits.
HENRY L. PHILLIPS.
Late Foreman for E. E. Pl'C'Iv, four doorsest of Patik.St.lini.2rove.
SALE,
Tho undersigned will oiler to thopuhlic his entiro stock
of Furnituro and Ueddingfor tho next three months at
tho greatest sacrifice ever known in tho Eurnituo Trade
in entral Penna. Having decided to change my busi
ness in doing so must make some alterations m my
buildings I am compelled to offer my entiro stock at
prices never heard of before. Chamber Suits, Tarlor
Suits, Sideboards, ( upboards, Extension Tables, Break
fast Tables, Centre Tables, Marble Top Tables, Polish
Tables, Fancy Cockers, Common KockcrS, Willow Rock
ers, liaby Coaches, High chairs, Small Rockers, Wood
csat chairs, Cano Seat hairs, Doughtrays, Ueds, Bu
reaus, "NVf shstands, Sofas, Lounges, couches, Mattresses,
Blankets, Haps, Pillows, Bolsters, Springs, &c., &c.
Tho above goods must bo sold without reserve, and
will bo delivered to all points along the main line and
branches of . 11. r. My Cstock of Carpets is tho largest
in Lewistown, and will bo offered at a great reduction
during the abovo sale.
W. H. FELIX,
Lewistown, Pa..
few U tarring off uriutlreda daily.!
bad.