at is Beauty ? "Question of a Blind
Man !"
I'pplicil Aristotle. But Mrn. Sber-
MTi IU81 It la uiunuiim iu
r article which opens the inter-
ting pages of the July tosmopoli
iinnutv is alwava a fascinating
ibjoct, and Mrs. Sherwood's dis
l88ion is an especially interesting
That the July Cosmopolitan
U midsummer number is shown
L mnnV directions. Three short
rU(. "J
nvins. including one of sport and
-
& 1 ... A lwdn.il a l mlna anil
i i . ii .... loa
.!. I11TI1T. Ill II I.I.Hr. I1IHHH lllf Aci
nf pliiirmincr minimer rcndinir.
The July Cosmopolitan marks the
. , i . it
i : . n w nnnnitnpAtiiltlll U'Afi IllllllA
UUUH'J " " ' -
i - ttiA fia if tVint trincrfi7iniV Al-
- 1 Inn lio.l lionn rut to DllP-lmlf
1 1' j "
,f three dollars a year. All sorts of
ircdictions have come to bo unful
,lled during the rear it would be
mpoHsible to maintain the rest
he quality would bo lowered the
; would bo decreased. But even
i i 'l n. -a. 1.
severe ci liics auiuu iuut nu i-ai-n
succeeding number there has been a
betterment in the quality of articlos
and illustrations, and tho size has
remained unchanged, except the al
ways growmg advertising pages.
The magazine printed, for the six
months embraced in Volume XVI,
one million four hundred and nine
teen thousand copies, an entirely
unapprouched record, and has doub
1o,l its already Inrce riant of presses
and binding machinery. The walls
nf tho mneazine s new homo are
rapidly rising at Irvingtou-on-the
Hudson. Artistically designed by
McKim, Mead fc White, tho new
lmildinsr. with its eight great por
ticos, will bo 27D feet long by 7ii feet
wide, and ono of tho most perfectly
lighted buildings iu the world, hav
ing lfiO large windows, each nearly
double tha size of the ordinary win
dow opening.
PAXTONVILLE.
Amanda Weirich is on tho sick list.
. . .Mercy Bruncr is homo from Sun
bury where she had been working. . .
Charles and Wm. Howell spent tho
Fourth of July at this place Ira
Harner was home from Bloomsburg
a few days last week. . .Chas. Dobsin
who had been working in Ohio is
i mi , -
home at present. ... xuo peopio oi
this place are busy carrying hucklo
berries from Shade mountain. . . . II.
D. Custer was in town recently
SfcrriVuvfo 2&wfilL visiied .at. Ivantz
over Sunday. . . .Frank C. Bowersox J
visited his mother lately Horace
Kline is viiiting his wife at present.
. .Lena Zelner of Painterville visited
hero this week The C. E. Society
will hold a festival here on Saturday
evening a week. All are invited. . . .
Jane Bruuer of New Berlin paid a
visit to her parents recently
Bingaman Ernest was home from the
lumber regions on a visit last week.
Ciceho.
Christian Endeavor Convention at Cleve
land. For the benefit and convenience
of those wishing to attend the grand
reunion of Christian Endeavor So
cieties at Cleveland from July 11th
to loth, the Pennsylvania Company
will run a special train from Pitts
burc at 1 r. m. Wednesday, July
11th. This hour will permit of con
nection being made by people resid
ing east of Pittsburgh with the reg
ular Pacific Express leaving Harris
burg at 3:10 a. m., Altoona 8:00 a.m.,
Blairsville Intersection 10:11 a. m
Greensburg 11:02 a. in., Braddock
11:47 a. m., and intermediate stations
at intermediate time.
This is the only direct route to
the beautiful city of Cleveland from
1 1 ' . . .1 n (lulu i no it ilnna
mis bciuuu, nuu joriu(ii .v.o,
around the Allegheny Mountains, a
most pleasant trip is aflorded.
Hq 3
D
U. J. G. SALLAPH,
VKTKK1NAUV RU1UI KON.
Graduate oi the Ontario Veterinary
Colloue, Canada. All nulls nnd tele
griiiim promptly attended to.
OHlee Mt Central Hotel, IWver
town, Oct. 24, 1N94.
OUIMIAN'.H COlKT SALE OF
REAL ESTATE!
11 v virtue til mi nil. is imL r l-'iei out of tho
Orhti'H I'mirt nl Hie county of HnvrtVr, state
of IViilivvkiinlii. for tin- iV "t tlin Hml Kstate
of ratliiirlni' aikii'iwui, ut tliiiniii town
Hliln. In null! iiiimtv. ilo-'il. Hie uiiili-rsliriied Ait
iiiliiisiriiinr of k.iuI I'Miiiti'. will I'Xiitis,' in rutillc
Sale on tin1 1'ri'liil-'i's, nlniiil uiiu mill) North of
Mi-Keen rail, on
Thursday, August 2nd,
nt I oVI'H'k. M. tin' follnwlnir il.'siTllieil Kent
Kit all'. Illrliiilliik' mi I'M.'i'lli'lit Fi-rry Kltflll
iicnifs tho Siisuiii'iiaiiii:! rlviT.
All that 't-rlalli nirssiiiiiri' or trm't of land Hit
Hale Iu l hapiuali ton uhlilp. Sayili-r eoiinty. I'll.,
ImiiihiIimI on i hi' Nnrlli liy lamln of .1 1 li 11 1 lit ki-1
ninl Jnliii A. Muvi-r, on Die Kant by I'lilillo Itoail
mill tin1 I nsvlvaiilii l aiiiil, on Urn Soiilli by
lamlNiif I'lilllp llllliMi ninl J. A. M.iyer. nil the
Wot liv l.illils nl llmniiii'l mill Mlrllai l KiTmIi'I
ler, roiit.iliilnx 41 ArKKM anil -n'hi" more
or less. Alwi niiothiT tnirt runlalnlnif tiNK
Al'HK. mul iH-ri'hi'M. Iielnir nimii of the orlif
mil tnu't ami lylnif lift with ihu I'liiiisvlvaiila
i'iitiiiI mul the Siiwiiii'hmina rlviT.
TKUMS aitHT eeiil. of the pun-hnse money
IoIm- piiht on ilay of sale. piT ivnt. on I'oiillr
niatliin of mile liv the Court wlu'ii u Merit will
Ik- ilellvereil anil iiisi'.s.ilon will Ih Klven. the
lialani'i' ri'liiullillik! umialil to Ih htriiriMl by V
.IiiiIu'IiiimiI or M'lriK'ak'i'. payalili' llm IhI day of
January, is'.ii. wiin unt-ruta on Maine irom unui
Of COlltll'lllllllllll HI Mill'.
JAMKS M. ANPKItSON'.
AdnilnlMlratiir.
MARRIED
June 2Kth. at New Berlin, by Rev
W. H. Schoch, Charles T. Bailoy and
Mary E. JIabus. both oi entreviiie
DIED.
June 24th, in Washington town
ship, Maria AlagUtuena ncnoii, aged
J5 years, 4 mouths and 1H days.
June 2."ith, at Bnavertown, an in
fant child, aged i days.
June 2(ith. at Beavertown, Carrio
E. Manbeck, aged 23 years, 4 months
and l' days.
July 1st, near Pallas, Katio Agnes
Gaug'lcr, aged 13 years, 2 months
and I'J days.
July 1st, near Pallas, Jennie Alice
Incle. utred 4 months and 21 days.
July 2nd, near Salem, Daniel Boy-
tr, ogea 1 1 years ami m mouius.
Tnlw Rfli ncne T)entnr. .Tolin T.
Smitii, aged 00 years, 3 mouths and
13 days.
S. 1 SIIKAKY,
Jiixtlce of the Peace, Conveyancer
ana iiihurauce ARem.
Penns Creek, P. O. Pa.
Only rellahle t'aMh fomnaules represented.
HiM-i-lal alteutlon irlven to IiiNiiranee, Drawliij,'
lijCoiiMaot8. DeeilK and theeolleetlonof Clulmn.
lflH'6alllia nrDlucui:o vu RiftCb qiicoi., veil
trevllle, I'm
Xl 11 i.VXXOil,,ih()okoiiU 'IVIlMiill
about thin wonderful Miitijocl. Whatever your
vlrwH nre on llypnoilNm, vim will 11 nil thla book
of Kreiit value. rulillHhoil price, AO eenta. Sent
free, traiiHiMiriaiion prepaid, 11 you remit x
oenw for Hiiliwrlpiliiii to lliiiuu nnd Hearth, the
ehvanf. hotewliold inonililv, AiMri-mi HOMKS
ANU UEAKTUS I'UBUSUINU t)., New Yurk.
CARTERS
SplTTLE
CURE
Flok Ileodaehe and relieve all the troubles Inel
ti nt to a biliouHlnte of the ayntm, auch at
liiiin-w, NaiiMra, UroMniuewi, DUtrvu aflvr
rnl UK, l'ain In the Kl.1. Ac. While their most
remurkublu (uuocim him been rIiowd in curing
SDCG
Iteadaehe, yet CiRTia'a T.itti.i Ltvm Piii
arn eipiallv valuable In Onnitlpallon, cunn
and preventing this annoying complaint, while
tnev alio correct all dtmirderi of the ntnmarh,
tliiitilaui Uie liver and reKulaut tha bowel
-a If Uiey only cured
mm
Ache they would be almost prtoeleaa M thnee
who luffer from this dlitreeatnK complaint:
hut fortunately their (oodneu does not end
here, and tlrnne who once try them will find
theee little pllla valuable In to many way thai
they will not he willing to do without theiu.
But after all tick head
AGIK.H
t the bans of so many lives that here It when
vn niake our Kreut boast Our pllla cure it
hlle others do not.
Cahtkh's I.itti.b f.tVBR Tiu f verysmau
tnd very easy to take. One or two pills Disks
dost. They are strictly vegetable and do
not kHmi or purge, but by their gentle action
please all who una r.hein. In viali at US centm
live for fl . Sold everywhere, or tent by lusll
CAZTtB slZCtcmS CO., Mi Tat
WE Smite. Sail! ftici
D
ST
R.J. H. MAN'S
CORDIAL &
BLOODPURIFIER.
A reliable remedy for afrengthenlng the
weak, Imparting vigor to the circulation, pu
rirylng the blood, restoring strvugilt aaJro
bnbt health. A certuln ruoiedy for
WEAKNESS, LOSS OF APPETITE, LOW
SPIRITS, STOMACH SICKNESS
AND DVSPEPSIA.
riucE i.oo peu ijonxi':.
Tho Dr. J. II. Mclean Medicine Co
sr. LOUIS, MO.,
80L.EC PROPRIETORS.
AIMED A6EHTS
to represent the Moat Complete Nuinerles
Iu America. Kux-k wlilely silvvrtlMnl lltiy-
four yearn; known ami wauled by every plmiter.
Thul Is why belnuer iilware suei eiid wild
us, anil esiierie.ieed Asi'.H" dmiUle Ihelr
sales lind liicunie. How Is the tuue to start.
wme ELLWANGEn& BARRY,
Mt. IlefS urserlt, Itvcbester, N. V,
A Wll WIT
Ul mi
ni ii lyjiyjp
s O
We want your trade, and by
means of our advertisement we are
seeking to get your attention and
attract you to our store. If you are
a customer of ours, we are anxious
to increase our business with you ;
if you are not we hope you soon will
be, as no honorable means will be
spared to attain this end. That we
keep the best qualities of every
thing all who deal with us will at
test. We guarantee you the low
est possible figures.
OUR STDCKISTHEFIT
EST
most varied we have ever shown,
we keep constantly on hand a full
line of of goods pertaining to the
thorough furnishing of a home in the
most modern sense,
of every description, Carpets,Rugs,
Draperies, Pianos, Organs, Music
al Instruments (send for catalogue)
sheet music, &c. Write us if you
need anything to beautify your
home or make it more comfortable.
or better come and see us, will at
least make your visit pleasant.
Central IrjioodsStore
1 Selinsgrove, Pa.,
Special Sale.
Our semi annual special sale of
Dress goods will take place
SATURDAY, JULY 2dST.
As usual we will allow a dis
count of 20 per cent. Irom our pres
ent low prices on all Dress Goods
(except Calicos and Ginchams)
, purchased on that day. This will
give you an opportunity to buy $1
worth of goods for 80 cents. Re
member that our entire stock of
Dress Goods is at your command.
Black and Colored Henriettas,
Serges, Cloths, Silks. Challies.
Lawns, Dress Ginghams, Outing
Cloths etc.
This Discount is only to spot cash
buyers, and only for that one day.
Respectfully, S. WEIS.
J. R. SMITH k CO., Ul!
Front Street Milton, Pa,
Great Reduction Sale of
RNIT
t
For Ninety Days !
J. M. KLINE, BEAVERTOWN,
WELL DRILLER, and Agent for
17
The Undersigned Offer The Public Their EN
TIRE STOCK OF FURNITURE
AT THE OKKATEST HACUIKHMI KvKK KNOWN IN CKNTKAl. 1-F.N.Y-
SYI.VANIA.
We nr not nellin out, but we lo tliis to Ini'reiiMC our Mile above tiny
violin vetir. We clv a fiw of tho priiM-n us follow :
Soft Wooil Chiiiubor SuifH $1I.H Cotton Top .Muttiei.
Hard Wood Chniuber Suits Hl.dil W'ovi'ii Wi-in Miittri-ns 1.75
Antique Oak 8uitn, 8 Pieces l.0O Heil Spring
l'lubh Parlor Suits JJ0.00 lrop Table h, per ft i.J
Wooden Chair per set 2.50 Platform Uoekers - W
liesks, hule ioarus, Cupboards, tentre I ables, r ancy Kockors. Many C liaint,
Feather Pillows, Lounges, Couches. DouKhtrays, Sinks, Hall Kacks, Cai
Heat Chairs line, medium and cheap furniture, to suit all pIufkch.
Prices reduced all throned, t ome early ninl . our stock before tcivin
your order, mid thus save H to SO pee cent, on every dollar.
Special Attention Given to UnaVrtiikiii"; & Embalming,
KATHERMAN & HARTNAN, Limited,
MIl FI.INIU'K(ilI, PA.
Riefs Hydraulic
3r
El
(or Ram.)
lTl. t ...n.ttalniid InvAlltinil. .IllK. til 44 til. Ml' Vf.11 Wll tit. fflT ttlo
It ID tt Uf w aim umi n j
evatliig a continuous supply of water frrom spnnpsor branches. It is self,
operatiutr, simple in construction and unsurpassed in durability. They are
now beintf placed in every State in the 1'nion and are wanted Iu every
county, town and village. We challenge the world to produce Its equal.
Must prove satisfactory before payment Is made.
For further Information write for illustrated catalogue.
WELL DRILLING.
Having drilled over three hundred wells in this County, plenty of ref
erence can be given as to the efltelency of my work. I respectfully solicit
your patronage iu this line and will guarantee you perfect satisfaction iu
J. M. KLINE,
BEAVERTOWN, PA.
GUNSBERGER
CRN SrWE YOU MONEY.
GENTLEMEN WHY DO YOU
PAY HIGH PRICES FOE, YOUR
Spring k Summer Clothing
When I am ureimrcil to funiiali you tlio most complete
assortment of tho LATEST SPUING ami HUMMER
STYLES in Hats; Caps, Shirts, Neckwear and" Gents'
rurnislihig which is tho most desirable and best selection
that I liavo over shown.
Bargains in Everything and for Everybody.
R.GUNSBURGER
LEADING ULOTlIIElt, MIDDLE11UKG IT, PA.
2STjE"W" G-OOjDS.
New Goods just received from tlie
Easterm Cities. Special Bar
gains at
PETER GARMAN'S
STORE FREMONT, PA.
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes
Groceries, Stoneware, Queens ware
Glassware, &c.
An entire Counter richly loaded
with 5 cent Goods of every descrip
tion. PETER GARMAN.
M
CHANGED HANDS!
The Tinshop & Stove
business lately conduct
ed by J. HRhoads is in.
my possession. I am
prepared to offer Spec
ial bargains in
STOVES, TINWARE.
Spouting, Tin and Corrugated roof
ing. Call and see my goods.
Respectfully,
H. M. REIGLR