Growing
Children
One-third of all tie children
die before they arc fhrc years
old. Most of them die of some
wasting disease. They r row
Tery slowly j keep thin In flesh t
are fretful j food docs not do
them much food. You can't
say they hare any disease, yet
they never prosper. A sOght
cold, or some stomach and
bowel trouble takes them away
easily.
SCOTTS EMULSION of
God-liver Oil with Hypophoi
phites is just the remedy for
growing children. It makes
hard flesh) sound flesh) not
soft, flabby fat It makes
strong bones, healthy nerres.
It changes poor children to
children rich in prosperity.
Book about It free for Uu ukinr.
tV No substitute (or Scott's Emul
tion will do for ttu children what w
know Scott'i Emulsion will do. Get
the genuine.
For sale by til druffbti at 50c and
$1.00.
SCOTT BOWNE, New Yerh.
Tne Result 01 Last Taesday's Election.
Adams. Justice of tho peace, Geo.
Aurand; judge of election, A. H.
Swartz; inspectors, Jonas 0. Borge.
John Spaid; overseer of the poor, E.
Herman; supervisors, J. J. Shrader,
Chas. E. Bingaman; sohool directors.
L 0. flackenburfr, J. G. Ramer.Chss.
Fetterolf; tax collector, James M.
Middleawarth.
Beaver. Judge of election, W. 0.
Stetler; inspectors, J. D. Kern, Qeo.
W. Herbster; overseer of the poor,
John P. Kern; supervisor?, James H.
Aigler, Chas. Biugaman; school di
rectors, Daniel F. Hassinjrer, Geo.
Dreese; "auditor, Geo. 0. Walker;
tax collector, Isaac Boush; treasur
er, W. M. Keller.-
Beaveb West. Treasurer, A. Hol
shue; judge of election, J. J. Steely;
inspectors, Howard A. Peter, Joliu
LErb; overseer of the poor, Jacob
Shilling; supervisors, John P. Fisher
Joseph Wagner; school directors,
Jacob Heeter, Amos Howell; audi
tors, Wm. Heeter, Ammon Spigel
syer; tax collector, Dan. Hassinger.
Center. Judge of eleotion- H. K.
Sanders; inspectors, G. F. Berger,F.
J. Borer; overseer of iha poor, Val
an'tina vvaltd, -st ; Vir A; SnoTr
r. O. Bowersox; school director;
Henry Suook, J. t F. ( Biugaman; au
ditor, Isaiah Oberlin; tax collector,
Joseph Kerr.
Chapman. Judge of election, Jno
R. Leach; inspectors, Elmer New
man. Francis Moyer; overseer of tho
poor, P.H. Shotzberger; supervisors
Robert' Wendt., Henry Hendricks,
school directors, U. 0. Keratetter,
W. S. HerrolJ; auditor, Thos. Paige; !
tax collector, William Shelley.
Franklin JuJ?e of election, J.H. .
Martin; inspectors, Geo. D. Maneval
Amos Bowersox; overseer of the poor
Abner Walter, supervisors, George
Sluunbuch, Hop Mitchell; school di
rectors, Jus. Rotbrock, J. H. Sham
bach; auditor, H. S. Reuninger; tax
colloctor, M. G. Courtney.
Jackson. Judaro of election, W. S.
Sholly; Justice of the peace, Y. H.
Wagner; iunpectors, G. B. Brouse,
Henry Arbogast; overseer of the
poor, John Steose; supervisors, Wm.
Seebold, Daniel Hollenbach: school
directors, J. S. Tearick, David Sny
der, Paul W. Boufer; auditor, Jacob
F. Seebold; tax collector, S. Oldt.
f iIiit)LEHL'itoii Bono. Chief burg
ess, J. F. Roitz 62, Wm. H. Smith 65;
i town council, Robt. Shambach 15. J.
0. Schoch 42, D. Bolender 47, J. W.
Runkle 81, W. C. Snyder 61, Charles
.Spansler 69; judge of election, C. H.
Walter 57, Jos. Clelan 53; inspectors,
N. A. Bowes 18, F. D. Riegle 45, C.
E. Specht 53; overseer of the poor,
C. H. Steininger 56, Jos. Bowersox
C3; school directors, J. W. Swartz
05, H. II. Grimm 35, W. I. Garman
57, J. A. Suyder 77; auditors, Arthur
Beaver 69, Wm. Roraig 50 Paul Bill
hardt 56, tax collector, G. M. Moatz
W.
Middlecbeek. Judge of election,
H. S. Aurand; justice of the peace.N.
C. Gutelius; inspectors, H. F. Aur
and, J, A. Hummel; overseer of the
poor, Simon Kratzer; supervisors,
H. B. Yerger, G. J. Roush; sohool
directors, A. A. Ulrich, Peter Yoder;
auditors, J. S. Meiser, A. 0. Smith;
tax collector, Jacob Bow.
Monhoe. Justice of the peace, J.
C. Gaugler; judge of election, John
V. Lesher; inspectors, Sam. Trutt,
W. S. Kuhnsi overseer of the poor,
Noah Deobler; supervisors, N. E.
Hartman, William Slear; school di
rectors, Jeremiah Hummel, Benja
min Holleubach and James D. Lesh
er (tie) ; auditor, I. E. Boust; tax
collector, Thomas Hess.
Pebbt. Judge of election, Wm. I.
Yerger; inspectors, Milton Kratzer,
John F. Newman; overseer of the
poor, H. D. Swineford; supenriaora,
Enoch Smith, H. B. Gelnett; school
directors, Jonathan Reichenbach,
Thomas Arbogast; tax collector,' N.
Ifen&eL '
Pass. Judge of lection, O. D.
Romig; inspectors, W. W. Romig,
Wm.Erdley ; justice of the peace,
Geo. M. Witmer; school directors,
Selin Uerner, M. ii. Smith; supervis
ors, J. L. Gable, Wm. J. Boyer;
Overseer 8 of the poor, Wm. S. Stahl,
Cornelius Laudenslager; auditor, J.
K. Hughe; tax collector, Chas. L.
Gemberling; treasurer, J. M. Aur
and. Pebbt "West. Judge of election,
Henry Leitzel; inspectors, J. F. Noll,
James P. Helwig; overseer of the
poor, Adam Ferster, Fred. Arbogast;
supervisors. John Kepler, P. S. Mit
terling; school directors, C. G. Sny
der, 2 years, J. Z. Strawser, J. G.
Hornberger; auditor, C. M. Arbo
gsst; tax collector, Daniel Maneval,
Jacob Foltz, (tie).
Seunsqbovi, Chief burgess, Dr.
P. A. Boyer; town council, Charles
Stauffer, Frank Richter; judge of
election, W. H. Sears; inspectors,
Harvey Haupt, Charles 0. Gaugler;
overseer of the poor, A. N. Gember
liag; school directors, H. J. Duck,
H. L. Phillips; auditors, J. A. Lud
wig, W. A. Moyer; tax collector, A.
J. Gross.
Spring. Judge of Election, Jas.
H. Lodz: inspectors, Phares Hel-
frich, Ross Sechrist; overseer of the
Door. L. J. Man beck; supervisors,
Henry Maurer, Edward Heimbach;
school directors, John Zeiber, Hen
ry Waguer; auditor, I. I. Maubeck;
tax collector, Robert Smith.
Union. J u dure of election, J. H.
Rwhrer; Inspectors, B. F. Arnold, B.
B. Neitz: overseer of the poor, D. G.
Stahl, E. S. Aucker, (tie); supervis-
ors, Johu U. Wise, W. J. Witmer;
school directors, J. N. Houser, J. D.
Riegle; auditor, W. M. Boyer; tax
collector, Jacob G. Stahl.
Washington. Judge of election,
Frank Specht; inspectors, J. Howard
Arbogast, Jacob Rauch; overseer or
the poor, John Lauver; 'supervisors,
Oliver Renninaer. Samuel Gilbert;
school directors, H. S. Stahl, A. H.
Klingler; auditor, John Houtz, tax
collector, William F. RoClsh; town
clerk, John Haas.
MAR HI K D.
Feb 22, in Middleburgb, by Eer.
tf liawokifi Dam and Misa Lid J.
Feb. lKh, in New Berlin, by the
Rev. S. Sidney Kohler; -Elmer 11.
Maurer of Dry Valley doss Roads
aud Miss Floreuoe E. Bitter of Win-held.
Too
M Knife!
The use of the surgeon's knife la be
coming ao general, resulting fatally
in such a large number of cases, aa to
occasion general alarm.
Mr. William Walpole.of Walahtown,
South Dakota, writes; "About
three years ago, there came under
my left eye a little blotch about the
size ox a small pea.
It grew rapidly , and
hooting painaran
in every direction.
I became alarmed
and consulted a
good doctor, who
pronounced it can
cer, and said that it
ITmust be cut out.
This I would not
content to, having
little faith in the
Indiscriminate use of the knife. Read
ing of the many cures made by S. S.
8., I determined to give that medicine
a trial, and after I had taken it a few
days, the cancer became Irritated and
began to discharge. Thia after awhile
ceased, leaving m small scab, which
finally dropped off, and only a healthy
little scar remained to mark the place
where tne destroyer bad Held lull away.
A Real Blood Remedy
Cancer Is In the blood and It ia folly
toezpect an operation tocure it. 3.8.8.
gmmrtnUtd funly vtgttatU) ia a real
remedy xor every
diaeaaeof the blood.
Books aaalled free;
address Swift Spe
cific Co., Atlanta,
SUar M07 W' Live Heath.
So Mr. Oilman Brown, of 84 Mill
St.. South Gardner, Mass., was told
by the doctors. His son had Lung
trouble, following Typhoid Malaria,
and he spent three hundred and
seventy-five dollars on doctors, who
finally gave him up, saying : "Your
bor won t live a month " He tried
Dr. King's New Discovery and a few
bottles restored him to health and
enabled him to go to work a perfect
ly well man. He says he owes his
nresent eood health to use of Dr.
Kirjff'a New Discovery, and knows it
! to be the best in the world for Lung
trouble. Trial Bottles Free at Grav-
jbilL Uarman & uo.'s Store, Rich
field. Pa. and all druggists.
Dr. Greene's Nertwa blood and remedy it indeed
" The World" t Great Spring Medicine."' it hat come to be
reeognUed a the best poMiible tprtng medicine to take, and
the people everywhere we it during the trying epring
month to tone up anew the relaxed nerves and reinvigdrate
and enrich the blood. A tpring medicine it a necettity if
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bowels, liver, and kidneys, which in the spring are always
sluggish and inactive. By all means use Dr. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy this spring.
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ure it gives, there's no
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buyeis find it a pleaaar
pay. For house or
wear, pleasure or er
Draof ical nnrooses. ws!
riditi.CT driving, wet
tbe ideal ehoes de'.nand.
fashion and the dictate
individual taste. Ladl
whoever claims yoar be
by all means surrender
feet to these shoes. 1
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lifiilt
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GlotliiB&.Gaps.HatsM
rnderwef
Uloves. and all tbe Deal tnu
seasonable goods found in
class Clothing Store.
Come and look at my stoci,
will find it well selected.
I aui.lReBpectfullj,
vv . n, DW I
InaSeW
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the system la remarkable and B2
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