WIGHT'S DISEASE
"L Mm. S. aV Whitney, of Itlllsrsiro Bridge.
"Jj wM totd ty her physicians thst she wss
i uiiln't tnes of Brlg.its disease. Hecolv-infnobHM-ntfromthem
,
DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S
REMEDY
was tln-iii'l iwdstw gnlfied rtnlly. stvl wn
i utter 11nif her IwiiseuoH work. She do-M-"S
F.ivorltc Uemed' restored her to licnlth
In'i in-nK"1- AU kl,ln,'' orlnliry tr.ml.los,
rho-itn 'itl-m n1 dyspepsia, " cured tX Favor
ite Kfiuf'y-
Juticc of the Peace
a mm fV)M VFiYANOER
n " M-Z. STfclNINGtR. ' J
MiailcDurrjTi, ra.
J
AS. (. CHOUSE,
A TTO RNKT AT LAW.
Mtnnr.KniTRo. pa.
All i.tislness eiitrnste.l to his cure
will receive prompt attention.
iAvrr.t. t. vent out,
KepnMlcnn Candidate fr tymgressiimn at-I-argo.
rv
D
.U.A.C. SI'ANULEU,
DENTIST.
(Jin Administered.
Crown ami Hrhlgework, Kfo.
Office on floor north of Wets' More.
SeMii-grove. Ph.
a. Potlicgcis
VETERINARY sUrceoN.
SCLINSGROVI, PA.
All professional business entrusted Id my rite
will nr' tM riinpt nnd careful attention.
rnnn tiuixi nnmv
UUUU JLHM UUllfl
it.
Trlco or Wheat I'p, and Will
Keep (Soing Up.
$1.00 A BUSHEL EXPECTED.
Corn, Flour, Oats and Cereals
Generally Aro Advancing,
THE BULL TIKES NEABLY OVER.
One Way to be Happy
;it .ill t linen to ,tt tend to tlin mini,, riser , m
titnlh. should niiv rn nt tlicm rntrii a sitclit
n,l nr CdiikTli, piepnre voiirsrir ni.it call ut one..
wi.1. W. Ihs-kcr. M. I.. HlelUI.-lil : N. K. IIum.ii.
W.-Chite : W. II. Ileriiniii, Tri.X"l tile nml l(. II.
W;ll!crs. Pl'IIIIS Creek. WllO Illfl'lltS lllld Ift-f l M ini
tain ! .f t to'i ur. Hip great ifcrtn in lii-nn .lv
tni'. Wi- five II uwity to prove tli.it. we h:m j.
sure One M f'oilglis, folds. sl lim:i. t ',.-n in; .
l,,i ill., I ail discuses lit tin) TIlMnl lll l.llli.'..
Lii 'v ' -Ve mill 'J.V'.
Gram cloth In these times g hardly
worn so much as tho MrKlnley lawn.
Tire, nun who neglects to vote falls In
one of the hlghost duties of Amorlcan
citizenship.
Tiik lioptihllcan pnrfy Manila for honeat
flnanco, protection to honest labor, Just
government, law nnd order, the uphold
ing of fundamental American principles,
nnd tlio promotion of prosperity amongst
V classes of tho people. Its position on
tho cronomlo Issue should I, clearly tlo
flned upon every possible occasion during
tho remaining days of tho presidential
and congressional canvass.
tlnii'l f..r.t ... .... .. .
. ... m ... I. pniin anu
east your ule f.r MrKlnleyantl II.
brl oa Tneatlar, NureinlHr Die Third.
JET
I
1
Afler IrKlnliv H It.,!..! There Will
! Nlli ll ii Itiioni In Khiils of IIimI
nrs That the IVnple Will II irdlj
Know Wlir re They're At " Snnie I nrti
and FiKiirrs to I'r.ne That Till Is Nl
Mre iiii'as Work.
T!k wlir.ii iiiiirUrt. roiu!f.:ies to MnUt
forward at ritloa. This makes a rise of 21
rents per luishel since the boRlntiin.j ol
the crop year, w hich dated from July I,
and a total rise ulncn Juno of this vcar,
followinvi the in .initiation nf McKltili y, ol
2s cents kt tuislicl, with every lndl atlon
that values will 1h still higher, f-'pi cul.v
tors and xhlpprrs of rnln wero natonlhid
as well ns delighted at tho favoralil, out
look, and It was the general prodlctlon
that wheat would soon mi to II a titixhol.
With tho exception of a brief period of
apoculntlvo Inflation In tho early aunimer
of 1S1IS, prices aro now higher than they
havo boon alneo tho month proeedlnn tha
panlo of Mm.
Tho Improvement haa lieen chiefly made
alnco the first of September, and la tho re
Blllt (if tho onormona ntnnrt ri,nin,l
caused by tho damage to tho crop through
drought In northwestern nml mntnl tnrfln
and In upper liurmah, where a famine
now accma inovttalilo, and tho ahnrtngo In
Argentlno and Kussla, the crop of the
latter country bclntf estimated fully 100,
000.000 bushels less than a year o. Aus
trnlla, owinu to rmn fatlun. hn this um.
aon also U-eit an Importer Instead of an
exporter of wheat. On Tuesday hi x cargoes
of California wheat were bought In San
r ranclseo for hhlpment to Australia, ami
live cargoea wero taken fur India As the
new crops of the countries In thu southern
hemisphere will not lie harvc ted until
January or February, d Hiom- in India
and Australia not U'fnru April, it is iiilto
certain that lliu I lilted States w ill com
-,T'As,r
A SUMMER SAIL
in ladies' shoes is a pleasant
vojrago afoot. Tor the pleas
ure it gives, there's no sail
like our sale, v owds aro
enjoying it, and secnriii"; the
prettiest, coolest and best lit
ting Summer shoes now man
ufactured, at prices which
1'iiycis fnid it a pleasure to
laV. I' or llOUSO Or Street! man.l the gmln markets of t!,e world
wear, pleasure or every-dav I f,,r si'v,,':i' months to come, ami the fact
.. , , , . I ,n"t "" "vailatile freight room on
pi.'UICUl purposes, Walklllir,! regular lliu s of sf, aincrs from both the
i'idlllg, Ol driving, We SUItpIv : Atl!"l,l,'"1 I'aeitle ports have been en
tllC i(lf:ll k1,oi l7..,...,1...1 1 . "'"1'"!'''" I of January, an.ltl.atton-
It 19 ld that brother llryan tried for
tho position of press neent of a show be
fore he went Into tho business of making
nimacii president. After November he
will be out of a Job and can apply again,
and ho should have no trouble n finding
a theatrical company In want of a right
amart advance agent with Infinite capacity
for talk. Duly, f ho couldn't ndvertlee
the company'ashow more effectively than
ho haa hla own, It would draw more dead
heada than paying patrons.
A M MUKU of tho leading physicians of
New York have Joined In a circular letter
to mcm!iorsor their profession throughout
the country ur;;iii.. them fenrle.sly to use,
tho'.r Influence with friends and patient
to oppose the candidacy of ltrynn and tho
policy It represents, which would reduco
tho purchasing power of all Incomes, and
worse than nil, It would turn tho Ameri
can people from the ,((, of honest.
that of repudiation of hon,. ,t oMi-atlons
That the rosK.nsn tothii circular will
loveryirnner.il Is not to b doubted, for
mo plij sicl.nu of the country lire both In
telligent mi l public spirited. n. they nro
certain by a largo majority to range them
solves with thovo of the oilier learned pr,,.
fosslonson the side of hntie-ty and m-
irioimm.
Itryan an Absolut, free Trader.
Lt every Itepubllcan or Democrat who
hellovoa In protection to American lalxir
and Industry rememU-r that William
Jennings llryan Is nil outspoken freo
trader. This does not mean a Mlrver In
a tariff for revenue only, but a Ndlever In
absolute freo trado and tho raising of all
the revenue for tho expenses of tho gov
ernment by Internal taxes on real and ier
sonnl property. The freo silver men take
great raro to keep this fact In tho back
ground liecnuso they know that tho great
majority of tho people, both Democrats
and ItopubUeans, agree that at tho vory
least there should lo tariff duties levied
on foreign goods snfllclent to defray tho
expenses of the government nnd ovoid In
ternal taxes for national expensca. lled
ford Inquirer.
Great Reduction Sale of
llllly'a Waste nf Time.
For a man who has such great ronfldenro
in nis election Sir. llryan Is wastimron
11
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vt
w mm vm tta u U
For Ninety Day
The Undersigned Offer The Public Teir EN.
TIRE STOCK OP rTTPTJTTTTp
AT THE RP.ATE8TBAUFlOi:i;KUKNm;;" . tlt u,
I KN.N.
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TV-., . , fVLVAMA.
Vlol.a ve,',r W '7 "V U't,WT ',0 ' our m.
h ,ft V. : v. )r..f. r . r "i yr :
nam wo;;,, : .;.r s nv::::, f , v;:;.'; v .,....
rillsh Farlor Suits :,o no . . . I ,
, . , ' '" I Ii' r f. f Ml I.ni'KlTr.
Ill afoi'k. even thiiiir I., n,u r. ..
.i.t....i.i...r..... :l .''". " i- n mv m i.. m ,., '''
" K "nl win uapsu In i Cii,.,i,5 ., I t.. i ... " '.. to. iiar.
caso ho Is defeated-Washington 1W iP'l-' Attention (llMMI to I ' Illicit al. i II A; !" ,,! ? ,
KATHEUMAN ft IIAtiTNAM :
MIFI'l lMU lKiil. IV.
The Fplallrs of M. I'anl.
After reading Archbishop Ireland's let
ter from Mlime.iMills Hryan will prefer
theeplstlesof St. 1'iittl. Cleveland World.
t III ,lo.ll ol ,. .1 1 11 P'
i- i , iiagu for full cargn grain hhipiueiits has
.... .. iw,, ,iu im uiciaies tI
individual taste. Ladies,
wlioevcr claims your hands,
hyall means surrender vour
luct to these shoes.
6. H. GIBSON, SonDnrY
flldillebur Clarke t
Corrieta,l u,u.,l, I., i...
Hint,.. "cc"'y "y our merchants
ofM':".' .
i iueu cnerrleg.
LuinrtM.i .i
ihitickl e"fst..
IKui-iiberrien
('iiions
iTallo'w"'.'.""
ff!lr?,4'r:::"'""""""":.:::...
?,lioul,,.r.'.
!:tlll
('nil
t'M wii,4v;v.v.;'.
3tye
p'orn "
I'nts U), ""'
i p-r m ib.s
riiop ..
flour ,nr l.bl..
been i-h.irtei-c.l to load its far a he-.. I as next
May, shows the (Icpeudeuce i f i:uroie
upon this country as a source of supply
during the present crop ycjir.
Kxports from both the Atlantic and I'a-
( erne coasts during the last week (Inciud-
j lug Hour) aggregated 4.1.VI.M7 bushels, us
, against 4,ftVi,77J bushels the w,sk pre
vious; 2,U)'J, 4 HI btishids for the corre
sponding week last year, and :i,lJ,,0'j:i
bushels tho samo week in 1 s. I . making a
txital export of wheat (Including flour)
from July 1 to date of 17,000,001, or it),,
lio.ooi) busliels more til, in for tho corro
tiimndliig Hrlod last year. Th j enhanced
cost of wheat has also caused an upward
1.. II....- ..1 ...Ll L , .
10' tM prior.- 111 wmcn navo risen
! 73 cents to fl a barrel over tho-e realized
a month ngo. 1 he advance in wheat has
hud a good Inllueuco on corn and other
40 cereals, and there has boon an actlvo do
7 ; mtuid for export of both corn and oats,
4 j blft business having U'eti done in future
KhipmentH from both the Atlantic ami
n Gulf ports. Tho exports of corn In throo
luouttis liave been a,.l,."i!r..Vil btishcls, com
pared with 1),10,(SS7 bushels for tho samo
time last year, and the exports for nine
months havo been SH,u.m,:!so Impels, oral
H 00 0'8 Stirsnp.irinu linn ovcrninl
over niiiu prnved by its curi a,
when till other tri')!irntiniH failetl, ilmt
It Is tho Ono Trim BLOOD l'uriiicr.
A LINK.
Id tl v !,n 01 vvinis 11 smili In-
rilll-P II ISU I I I, , I piw l,(,v. ..Tin.
I'l'lU'PViil'i lonl ;i mo, nn... ( M,.M...
vill" tnt WV.Iii. s.lav i vciiiiiL', .lay ( .
1. ; 1 i .luliii II. (iuii.lv luaile
a-llnMs. I ii,. n't tlnnk l!.iv fntt..
I ! l liiiu ii l.y (In. ii,,-,-1 i,o, .
c iil ii- no's; ,,f ..,i:,. ,, ln ( ,,,
liove in l'i it SiIm 1 11 -i, ,.,-m ,l,i
V"'" I. . Mal ll'i Ii:i-i leliiiM ,1
limn t'liiiibi lliitnl inuiitv Wi l li' ln
-Mi'; 1 1 L:.ii'i''l in l ulling ami l.unl,iiii
"'l'i:. I If liits li, sta.il,tr nt 1 1 1 1 1
Inl.i,' I'tiuiluli In ut,. .,r M K II, li'.V
uikI K01111.I in. Hey I '1 1 lies' 1 r I'.
C. l!.)W.sn .:is nniiiiul Msilni'.;
- mo nf our m In. ills las w,tl ...
.Mr-, l'.iiv Mci.ti- id M i.lu in.
fiuiii.'! i ut , is find., is visum.'
fiii'inls tt 1 is. 1 ri latiM s in tins locality.
Prevention Is better than cure. Keep your
blood pure, ynur appetite good and Jour dlgea
tlon perfect with Hood's Sirsaparllla, and you
111 not need to feur any form of sickness.
Hood' Pills net harm, ml, iiisly with lleod'a
S.-irs.iparill.i. Harmless, reliable, sure.
Mu. Hkvan- Is now Is-foro tho country
advocating the adoption f a dollar whoso
value, as measured by gold. Is only a frac
tion over forty nino cents. When the
Bryan campaign was started thotntrlnslo
value of tho silver dollar was flfty-throo
cent Hut during the Intervening throo
months tho price of silver has fallen
steadily, until now tho dollar with which
Mr. Bryan would havo all dobts dis
charged Is worth only forty-nlna cents;
and as there Is no Immediate prospect of
an advance In tho price of silver, this dol
lar may lie exiioeted to fall atlll lower In
value. This decline In tho value of allvor
Is one of tho significant facta of the cam
paign. Tho whtto metal has received a
tremendous boost by the campaign which1
has been waged to saddle the freo coluago
policy upon the nation. Three nation..!
t.ollfl.',.l 1. . . I',,w"r 1
......imn.i "ave i.-ikcn no ttin . ...
...... ,.f 11 . - . "'.uiir iiuihc.i aniiosr evorvtn ng dear ex-
ryo fee silver, and fr ,11 Ver th , ,,-pt w.;es; they rise last' and slowest of
V -K
J a 1 i Ii Xir si
mmmi -
j :dgIi:
Fall r id wi
Hn.r.3. Cape,
vtiar. Gent-"
1 in ::
ouits,
fd
V
I C'
A lull
I'nri'hnaliiB and futliitf nw.r.
The rontenflon of f ho silver orators It
that tho existing dollars under tho gold
standard have too great purchasing power
and t,si little debt-paying power.
What does tills mean to tho class most
deeply Interested -tho wage earners and
tho possessors of small saving?
It means that gold dollars, or dollars aa
good as gold liecMUso exch ingcublo for
gold, buy too much food, clothing, warmth
and shelter.
It Is for these thlnga mainly that the
wago earners' dollars arerxs'iidod. Does
ho really wish tho market basket to bo
lighter, the bun, lie ,,f clothing to be
smaller, tho rent unit fuel to bo dearer
This is what "reducing the purchasing
power of the dollar'' means. A chean
laini nas resoon-lcl t h 1 : of "til .. 1
Vet silver lias steadily fallen In value, and
will continue t fall, we h ive no doubt,
como what may. The plain Inference from
these facts Is that, t hi re h.,s Ih cu 110 real
faith In the success of the . aiiM' of repudi
ation, else thnp;Ieo. f silver would havo
arisen sympathetically. Hut It Is evnci
ally understood in all thlnkin-r ii:artcrs
that the calls., of Hrying Is a loslmr one
hence the con, liiioii of tin. silver iimrL...
today. North American.
all.
To increase the debt paying jsiwerof
tho dollar means simply sealing down tho
debt -paying it Iti :l cent dollars or 111
dollars worth less lli.m par value. This
might hi nveiilcnt for dishonest or hard
up del, tors, but- will anybody outside a
lunatic asylum knowingly voto to reduce
by one-half tho value of his savings, his
Insurance, his loan association securities
Tills Is the silver iiicstioti f,,r wotklng
inen In a nutshell. X. Y. World.
Soots cfe
Solly always treats von right. Cr'll oi liim :lf
tl.i'ohl i!mc(
"RT HI UT n i t
mm m wis m racss
at Verdilla, BnydEr Co,, Pa.
Vvw iiintitlis in tin- in. rc.iniil,' ,iisi,.wS iSis ,(,v, i, .v, ,M
'at Ii si ilcaliiif:, Ha juiilits :m, I ( iii luisinoss is ,v j. tl(
Jllllll.
In nrili r tu crivi! yon iiii i.Ica iilioiit mu- prices we muKea list ,,
ihii..m i.i mkiw now niiifii fan ne iMiiioiu ior ? I. (hi at mir Mure,
.'I llw. Ntiils, assorted si,s in I lit. pai ks, jo ,.,.llt
Iiest
Milne
1 .1 1 i . .
1 nn., 1111111 iepiiir liinus,
I pack lrn-s Clintfli Nails,
10 tiunrt ial. Water Pails,
t tfft pi I. wire twist 'l.itln
I Hi. Lor-t llakiii;; Puwiter.
.' lnzell ( Inllif Tills,
I . pa K Siin.Kiiijr 'riili.u eu
I K'0 M.Hfli. s,
I pair ;imhI Sn ,
1 I'Vnit Fimiu l,
I.itie,
10
III
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1:.
11
TliaiiMn-r v.ni .,r vmn
liiri', I am Viuns J,
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s 1 .1 11 1
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flit 1 1
I 1 1 1'nM.ii' w illi li,ir ,n,.ii ri, il.e .I,,. 1,,.
in
in
31
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81
7
10.
77
.'
.75
1
H.40
OS ' most threo times tho iuantity exported In
2D tho correspo tiding nine months of 115.
11 . . . . ...
vorn nas gained about li'j cents p-r
bushel tho past week, and the demand for
shipment abroad still continues large,
l'urk and iii-ovlloi.s h.-iv,. Jmu-ii t.mi-l.-.l
'!atu"WntofMiJdleburyh Bndrrn V, I l,ulrov"luu. wlig to tho rise in gralu
" Ylew- values, largo exports and Increased nocu-
I latlon. Tho lnoreasod deniand for our
lii'bort. nt .,: . . I nin.,,tj r. v... : 1...
rand .1 : f" . "rr'voa by ; .""... ' ... :
Inn 111 " ' ".'(), Btlll e.oi)-' u,,r 'W" iiiuiiencu 111 oilier iinus 01
f d liy tlio court Miiw 07 i'l. I trade and civeu an limielns to business.
f ' Of l)ri,l.. Vil .V J"' ' w-i.k .k, ...,.-,.., ..
- - K , . U IIIV .ill. lH'lf, 1 '' 100 vim Ullll 1.1 ,UIJ!llli-T I. ..I .1
coull-
that this
of the
ienced, to
On ahovo terms wo will tiller during the month of
August, the following reductions on goods named:
All our
including Glen's, Ladies', blisses', and Children's, .'jO per
cent. All Ladies' and Misses' Oxfords 2." per cent. All
Summer Dress Goods, including white goods, ;!() per cent.
ALL CLOTHING 20 per cent.
On 100 pairs Men's lino pantalons 20 per cent.
These are not shop Worn goods, hut strictly fust-class.
Come early and examine stock-, for Cash buyers will talo
auvaiiiago 01 mis sacriueo sale.
!
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1 -s.
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TbT.
Ill
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nil"
Tile FASHIONABLE
I
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III,
vl,4 In i T I n
r i i ii i' i i i i
lUUiMKIlil iil
II
LUi
Von can get the ncsi
least money. He
your
PfltfO
ivjilnt!i
gnosis fop UH,
Mile to ord
ler
Fall & Winter Ming
ol the man who guarantees si choice,
fit and gives you rock, hnlloni juices
Merchant Tailor, Selinscrove. Pa.
HOCH k Mf
HiU Pricos M for all lis of Profloce.
BfiW Win
I A A,., ...isf.,, luvMi.-rCas..,, ,:,,.,,,,,- sllo
i - ... - iiU 1 1,., i.. i i i - . , ..
rbllll cmit.n ' uul-v lo'Ki, l" "'eeuoii 01 iiicrniiiey I
ProiiL'hi I ftw"riIoil to tlio! ",,llll,,,m,M,,y,ll,,l,llU,r'tl,,,. 11 1
M'icli w I m U I5,,".,0 (;- Of Ohio, j rto,1,,y iMdleveil by business men tha
Ian, Thomas I f I Y 1lJnr', Utr- country will einergo from this, ono
the romYd l 1 a,i J""'014 I worst I)a,de.s wo havo ever cxpei ieild
iHhioiiru --i--. uuam o. eoui-
- '.
ffiliZEii
AXLE
HDCAcr
anrcunlb.j, , I?'LLV"1"rl1' nd. Nol
such a restoration of confidence and re
newed prosperity that will furnish work
mid business for thousand upon thou
amis of ldl workmen.
ICa Mi Kluli j's Lurk.
Tho wheat famine In India Is ns much a
stroke of political luck for McKlnloy as au
Kurupoun war would bo. Tho effect upon
tho election caunot be doubted. Spring
Cold Uepubllcuu.
RIC IRC HflildB
m:m mm
HEW MM
m rkr m m:- i
I
8ER.
VMW PUABMIIPY
ijijLiuiiu iimmvin i
W. H. SPANGLER.
the llii'ft lot ol the latest Improved
st ov:eis
that have ever been brought to Si. . viler Co. ami I will ,!., llt
il lees that you cun hhvo from i t.Hi dollars on .v.rv stovo von l.v
lilt. I IIIUIIKll I.I'. HI. ., ...... .. I . I .1 1. . ..
ss. Heater Jiipc can In
i i. ......... ... . . , ., .. . :
! - , -u-ij piuvc in do n net IV nrst I'll
i taclieil to I'lich ranuH.
Mlcll
I rum
ut-
T1fest HEATERS '"market
- - -. - - - n iiiii n t
Spitii RoofiDff and Tinware
t the LOWKST I'KICHS nml of tho IIKST TIN.
f vn .....i .
- '"" "I'U IHJf MOCK.
M. L. SHANNON Middleburg, Pa.