"Cancer
0! the Face.
Mrs. Laura E. Mints. o( Smithvttle.Ga.,
-say: "A small pimple of a strawberry
color acDeared on hit cheek: it soon
"began to Krow rapidly, notwithstand-
- 1 1 - , t W
tnoru lO COCCI 1C BIT
eve became terribly
inflamed, and was so
swollen that for quite
a while I could not
see. The doctors
said I had Cancer of
the most malignant
, type, and after ex
haasting their effort.
without doing me
any good, they gave
up the case as hopeless. When in
formed that my father had died from
the same disease, they said I must die,
a hereditary Cancer was incurable.
"At this crisis, I was advised to try
S.S.S., aud in a short while the Cancer
began to discharge and continued to do
si) for three mouths, then it began to
- heal. I continued the medicine a while
l'ngrr until the Cancer disappeared en-
. (irely. This was several years ago and
. there has been no return of the disease."
A Real Blood Remedy.
Cancer is a blood disease, and only a
blood remedy will cure it. S. S. S.
'.guaranteed purely vegetable) is a real
blood remedy, and never fails to per
manent! v cure Cancer, Scrofula, Eczema,
Rheumatism or any other disease of the
blood. Send for our books
oa Cancer and Blood Diseases,
mailed free to
;iny address.
Swift Specific
Co. Atlanta, Ga.
UNION TWP.
I. S. Aucker it) erecting a new
barn II. Kelly aud wife of Suu-
lurv npeut Sunday with friends
here. . . .Cbildreutt' Day exercises at
the Wittuer's church ou the evening
of June 1Mb About 1"(M) people
spent Asceusicu Day at the Aciiuo
luct A. 8. Scchriht wan iu I'hilu.
buying summer goods for his store
at Verdillii A party from our
)hice were ou a iinliiug expedition
last week in Juniata county.... We
Lave iu our community people in
each ot the following classes but nut
to make a good team except of class
Ho. I i f course : 1st, honest people :
2nd, people that can buy and do
pay ; 3rd, people that could pay but
lon't buy; 4th, people that can't
4uy and can't pay ; 5th, people thut
Juy but don't pay; Gth, people that
lromino to pay when they buy but
forget it; 7th, people who forget to
pay their subscription ; nth, people
Ahat never buy aud never pay hence
ihey must Ht . , Xtv.
AiihI Unrhni'I'K liltrr-.
The undeniable fact tlmt these Hitters are
-.'ompietcil in tho main nf Sser'a Wine, Willi
d'eruvinu Hark, Snake Knot, etc., analyzed anil
rreroniineuilctl to invuliiU ami llin Medical Pro-it-aition,
by the hist Uiciiiiata in thu t'nited
rilatea. niiimit fuil in Aspiring confidence in the
.-ae of thcao Malarial Hitters.
WEST UEAVEK.
is ou tb tick lilt for few Booth
and it Meuii the won't set better
....Heny Gets 6f Adaniburg viait-
ed bin sou, George, at thi plac last
Sunday ...Mr a. M. J. Courtuey was
a visitor at this place a few days last
week....C. 1L Showers aud F. J.
Boyer of Centre ville were iu the
mountaiu last Monday fishing for
trout.
P. 0. b. of A. Convention.
The Patriotic Order Sonsof Amer
ica jf Snyder county will hold their
conventiou in this place on Satur
day. The parade will take place at
one o'clock. The address by Presi
dent Colborn will take place at 2
o'clock either in the court house or
in front of it. The Odd Fellows of
Adarusburg will participate in the
parade.
Tuere will be 14 scholars who will
contest for the prizes iu tho ora
torio d contest on Saturday eveuiDg,
June Otb. The prizes are as follows: '
1st prize, Half hours of travel at
at home and abroad, by Cbas. Mor
ris, 4 vols., price, $6Kj.
2nd prize, A Photograph Panel on
glass, mounted on wood pauel, four
attractive t russ corner ornaments,
heavily gold plated, 9x12, price,
$3.50.
3rd prize, large picture of Geo.
Washington, price, $2.00.
K REAMER.
Several of our citizens apent As
cension Day at the Aqueduct aud A.
C. Smith succeeded iu laudiug the
biggest hnli of the day.... Mrs. Har
ry Harter of Haitleton was the
guest of Miss Eruia Mageelast week
... .Irvin aud John Walter of Pax-
inos were home over Sunday
Charles Mitchell was in Lewisburg
ou Sunday.!.. Quite a uumbei- of
our citizens attended the corner
stone laying at Salem ou Sunday
.. .Ezra Miller and family of Pax-
nios were the guests of W. .
Housh and family Miss Izora
Smith aud sou were in Luwisburg
over Sunday.
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3 rr n r tm tin n nn
II
ryrrgrr ft
AND FURNISHING GOODS.
Having disposed oi ail our stock: ot the previous seasons, we start this season with a clean, fres
goods from top to bottom everything new. '
Our entire stock has been purchased for SPOT CASH from large Clothing Manufacturers who
ed hard for the ready cash. We having taken advantag of that rare opportunity are hrei
give the public the benefit ot prices on tins new Stock of clothing which you wi
Hcan-ely believe until you visit our store-
DOTE THE PRICES BELOW
S
Men's Working Suits, worth 13,50 :
Our 3?ric t 1
Men's Grey Mixed Suite, other sell for $4.Su , ""' ""
W h11 for t2 48
Men's Blue and Black Cheviots, well made, fitst'colors';
we sell them for D3.75
Men's All Wool I'laiil huI Scotch Tweeds Suits, worth
fl.60 ; Our price I-IOO.
Boys' Suits, 14 to ID years, from $3.33 up to $9.00.
Men's All Wool Suits In plaids, checks and borne
spun, latest styles, that will be all the rage this
spring, made up In first-class style ; no cloth
ing houce sells for less than $9 00.
v .u , Our Price $5 49.
Mot inoro than one suit sold to a customer.
Men's Fine All Wool Black Clay Worstered Suits
in Cutaway or Saok, made to sell fr $tl,00.
... iicucncurou iu i imup, uuecKs, noiuespuii Ana Cheviot
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING!
-a rnni!!iTim with evert ( iiii n'tm iTun n ,
We have e.ercis"il emit care iu seltK'tinir n 1 lllf I if C. list I II ltT if li1MlUcl ttt lilf tt lmta nu a4i
w 1 1 , ! V VK . - .
j this season, consisting of
and Crash Suits, ranging
fe.-ivv.t. ... wmiiiij; n IIIIC Ul lUllllll lO IIICil.SC me I1HI
l.1... 1 1 I ...... . .... ... . ... J , 1 I I I I 11 1 I' I'll I 1 T W . B r . ... . .
ut- nue u wiiipitie a mie vi w,i nr.i o JlAJ I HKMi us you will see this season, consist nir of
i:ii.. n,...,. t :..e..:. n t -i. r . .. .. . "
;a"-i"iioi onus, ivtvier onus, .jersey suits, jtiouse suits, Velvet suits,
ill price from 70 cents to $.V00. We have Knee Pants Suits to 16 years.
Children s V ool Mixed Kn Pants, 19o- Children's Gray Wool Knee Pants.
n , n . . UiiUlre.. , Double Seat and Double Knee Pants for 48o . worth 75o.
Boy s Pants from 50 cts. to $3 60. Men's Pants from 65 cts. to $5 00
OUR STOCK OP FURNISHINGS, HATS AND GAPS
is larger than ever; all of the latest styles, shanes and colors. Our NECKWEAR th .Uwtt i
market. Our SHIIITS the k-st in the market for the price, 15c. for a fine Negligee Shirt, with or with-
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TED RIGHT, if you
Wc do Lot advertise anything we have not in stock as we are prepared to serve yoi
mentioned on this sheet. It you want to HUY RIGHT, if you want to be TREATE
wain iosv iuu.u.i, niaKe our store your trading home
Convince yourself of the above facts the money yon can stive by purchasing your goods from us.
Wo DO what OTIIEHS odvortiao.
Money refunded on any article purchased from us wiiloh Is not satisfactory.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS,
M. LDEB & SDN,
SUNBURY. PA.
S
Samuel Warner of Beaver SpriuKS,
as sawing the bulnnco of the timber
which was left on tho C. Ulsh tract
.(it tho time of J. 0. Gosh' death
Noah Loth is nursing a sore arm
irom the effects of a twelve pound
sledo striking him buck of the
head while driving u stake into the
jrxouud T. F. Swiueford and
1'Ved. Guudruiu made a business
tr'w to L'aintervillo last Saturday
West Beaver will be well represent--ed
next week at the county seat, as
juryiueu C llouser expects to
jluovc the Crossgrove store to Lowell
iu a week or two Memorial Day
iu West Beaver was a grand succesH.
The j)iogi am was carried out to the
letter. The turnout was the largest
jt had been for many years. L. C
Waguer delivered an address at the
St. I'tuil's church which was
FHKEBL'KU.
I he Memorial Day exercises at
our place were very interesting. The
Kautz and Freeburg baud led the
procession to the different ceine
teries. The Sunday School, Grand
Army Veterans, P. O. S. of A. and
citizens marched in regular order.
At Fail view cemetery Charles Miller
delivered au appropriate address.
At the Lutheran And Reformed cem
T 1 . x m ,
eiery rroi. jjoyer auu jr. xooi en
tertained the audience. At Ever
green cemetery Prof. Walborn eu
logized the memory of Msj. W. H
Dill. The iloral ofl'erings by the in
fant S. S. pupils were very beauti
ful aud appropriate. The Quurtette
wus beautifully rendered, Tho at
i it
lenuuiice was iiut;or tnan at any
former memorial day exercises. Ev
ery year adds new interest to thiB
hirttoi ical day. We feel conlident
that good aud lusting impressions
were made. In the evening as a fitt
ing climax, the drama "From Fort
Sumpter to Appomattox'' was re
peated aud the Opera House pre.
sented a beautiful appearance
Dr. biuitu and wife are in l'hila. at
tending the Medical Association of
Peuiikitlvania. The Dr. is a iiieni
her of the association.
MOTHER!
There is no
word so full
of meaning
and about which such tender and
holy recollections cluster as that
of " Mother "she who watched
over our helpless infancy and guid-
first totteriner step. Yet
ap- ed our first totteriner step,
predated hy all withiu hearing dis- the life of every Expectant Moth
taucc. Ira Baker, brother of J. M. 'er is beset with danger and all cf
Baktr, of Millliu countyalsodeliver- fort should be made to avoid it.
so assists nature
in the change tak
ing place that
the Expectant
Mother is ena
bled to look for
ward without
dread, suffering or gloomy fore
bodings, to the hour when she
experiences the joy of Motherhood.
Its use insures safety to the lives
of both Mother and Child, and she
is found stronger after than before
confinement in short, it "makes
Childbirth natural and easy," as
so many have said. Don't be
persuaded to use anything but
, ed un excellent address at the St.
. John's church, in behalf of our full-;
. en hi'ioos, and also had a good word
for the living. . . .James Peter is still
. adding Home new buildings, to his'
. Lowell property
NuCIiIiik MurrrrrtN l.lkr Nurrno
file uf of im- Swr X. J. Wine Co. in
ircHliii iiK nn I'Xlra quality of (irK- llraiuly i
. iu:trvvloii. Thi'y rely alone on the (jnipe for
.. tiixly aii'l llavor, unil lit-nce tliire isa wide nml
tcrowiiu; U'liiaml for till Ilramly which rival
t Our old liruttdn of t'oKiiac, France.
N'utliinK 1 finer or richer Ulan Speer'a Old
- t'limat llmmly nml hit old I'orl, live or fifteen
yrjirxold. Kortuhle uw their Clareta, f.iutcr.
.vieit, HurKiiudifii and J. 1. Sherry are unnur.
, :i-d. I'or the aielc room, ho.pltal and Hacra-
rai'iital purpiHiea their l'ufermente.1 Orapc
Juii U rircoiiiini nilc I and ued by Iwitli pliyii
' tiiim and divines. Sold by druirKiata.
'TJiOXEL VILLE.
Crowrdu I out lait week.)
A. V. Uillhashis new house un
der roof and nearly ready for the
plasterers The measels have
ubsJo their appearance.... A few
weeks ago 'Squire Jiin had a 20 in.
trout at his hook but just as be got
tit out of th water it fell off and
.since he is fishing for him nearly ev
Ary da? Mrs. John F. Zechman
Mother's
Friend
MOTHER'S FRIEND
u My wife suffered more in ten min
utes with either of her other two chil
dren than she did altogether with her
last, having previously used (our bot
tles of Mother's Friend.' It is a
blessing to any one expecting to be
come a MOTHER ,n sirs a customer.
IIkmdirson Dili, Carnal, Illinois.
Of DraggUU at 91.80, or tent by mall on receipt
afprioa. Write for book containing tettimoniaU
and vsloabla informaUon for ail Mothart, fraa.
Tka BnUaM BtflmUUrtX, itlaaU..
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The underHlKned havln? beon rentored to
lieulth. by Him pie means, aftr sutTerlng forser
erul years Willi anevere lunir ttdfctlou, and (bat
dread disease Conaumptlon. In anxious to
make known to his fellow sufTerere the means
of eurti. To thoe who desire It, he will cheerful
I) Hend (free of charire) a copy of the prescription
used, which they will tlnd a sure cure for t on
umptlnn, Asthma, 4 alarrh. HrourhllU,
and all throat and lunjr Maladlra. lie hopes all
Hurrerein will try this remedy, as it la Invaluable.
Those desiring the prescription, which will cost
them not 111 ni;. and may prove it blessing, will
please address
Kev. HOWARD A. WILSON,
iMo-lyr Brookljn, ew Vork
THBOLD ESTABLISHED
Merchants' House,-
Third Ntrt Above (ullawhlll.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Under New Management ,
UatcHf 1.50 a day,
$5.00 per Week.
Wm. F. Miller, Prop'r.
OR. MDRITZ SRLM.
rOIlderfully Successful in all Chronic Diseases and Dis
eases of the
Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, Lungs & Nasal Catarrh.
All Eye Operations Successfully Performed.
EXAMINATION CONSULTATION FREE to eVerYbodY.
Will
be at
MIDDLEBIM,
June 18
SELLNSOROYK.
Your corrtH pon dent was iiuuldn lo
Heuil the UHUitl item lnnt week....
Tlie Board of Directors of Sufiue
hiimia University met last week and
trauHncted the biiHitietiH of the year.
We understand the following hon
orary dcjjreHS were conferred: D.
1). on ItevH. W. K. Fischer, Shaiuo
kin audWui. Hull, Albany, N. Y. ;
A. At. on Keva. I. P. Zimmerman of
ShurpHburg, l'a., and C. li. Kinjf of
Allegheny City, Pa. The lust two
named are alumni of the institution
. .Miss Ada Walter of Lear Lew in-
burg visited friends in this place ou
Saturday and Sunday.... Memorial
day services were observed on Sat
urday the 2!th Rev. King and
wife, a former pustor of tho M. K.
church, of Williamspoit are being
entertaiued by Mrs. K's sister. Mrs.
J. E. Forrester The annual As
cension picnic was held at the acque-
dncl. It is suid there were fully one
thousand people there.... The corner-stone
laying of the church at
Salem was largely attended on Sun
day.... MisB Verdie Musser of Wil
liamspoit is visiting her aunt Mrs.
Fred'k Richter Mrs. Isaac Qoss
of Sunbury spent Saturday with
Mrs. M. L. Wagenseller The new
catalogue of Susq. University is out
showing a net increase over last
year of 22 students and the pros
pects are very bright for large ad
ditions next year, the school is cer
tainly making rapid strides forward
. .There was to have been a game
of base ball on Saturday between
Selinsgrove and Montgomery but
we understand that in deference to
the wishes of the G. A. R. the Kami:
was cancelled. This is us it should
be, for the day is sacred to the old
soldiers and their wishes should be
respected.... The Keystone Hotel
seems to be headquarters for wheel
men ... Prof. Noetling was home
over Sunday.... Tailor Phillips in
vested in a new horse and buggy.
Rlpani Tabulee cure biliousness.
Rlpans Tabules: pleasant laxative.
Rlpans Tabulee curt Urer troubles.
Ho Ouroa -A.ftor Otlaors Fal 1.
People think Dr. Hnlm Una Dune Another
WihkWiiI Hlece of Work.
I hnvc hiiil a very liml auw of Cntnrrli snl
sure KyvK fur mure thun X yeiirn, and cutiw
iiicnlly II uiive tue world of troiihli-. I wm
obliged to eo Dr. Sitlm, under hi treatment the
cliniiiie in wonderfully rupld. My friends are
ankmlahed aw well, and think with me that Dr.
Hul in Iim done another wonderful piece of work
Whiteatown, Butler t'i., l'a. L. C. Shannon
A Caw of Catkirrh and Throat Trouble Cured bv
I w.. I ... -
( . WW.
For n Mire than 8 yeara our two children have
been aiitfi rinir from Catarrh anil Throat trnllhln
alaoenlnrKed Touaila, They were continually
takhiK cold. Could hardly breathe at nlifht.
Their conatitutinn became undunnined. After
a abort courae of treatment with Dr. Malm, they
have almost entirely recovered froni their mis-
erame aiseaae. j. llarrlnon.
Ilt-lletonte. Centre Co., Pa
Conliln't Walk IS Yanla at a Time. Was no
Karthly I'ae to Any One. Thought I Waa
tiniiiK to Die, Hut Dr. Halm Cured Me.
For two years or more I have hail a fearful
trouble, beiiaii to irut very weak. My limba
would nut carry me any more. Couldn't walk
a stretch of 13 yards, and mv heart would heat
a fearful rate at the least exertion. It ait-mctl
my blood turned to water, I Krndually became
utle as one dead. 1 wat no earthly use to any
line, and all my nolKhhoraanii relatives thoiiKhl
I was going to die. Home doctors couldn't help
me, sol went to Dr. Halm and to-iluy I am hap
py to state that I am stronger than ever, can eat
any tiling, do a full day's work, and enjoy life
as much as any one, aud mv color any ono may
be proud of. Mrs. Sadie Dobbs,
Attested by her father, Frank KicharilHon.
Ounlo, Cambria Co., la.
SulTered for IU Years With Nervous, Inward and
Kar Trouble. Tried a Half Ifcuen Doctora,
and a I'ile of I'atent Mediciuea, lint Hail to
go to Dr. Halm to be Cured.
For 15 years I have suffered very much with
Nervous, Inward and Kar trouble, anil my con
dition grew worse and worse. I tried m half
dozen doctoto and piles of Patent Modicinea to
no avail. I went to Dr. Malm, and, thanks to
bis knowledge as a physician, I consider myself
entirely cured. Those pallia, which came every
month, and the fearful nervous prostration re
sulting therefrom has entirely left me. 1 feel
happy once more. Mrs. W. M. Job,
New Florence, Westmoreland Co., Pa.
A Case of F.ar Trouble Ilcing Cured by Doctor
Malm, Complicated Also With Hinging
Noises and JJeafness.
M y treatment Is for the Kar and Throat. I am
rapidly Improving, and I know I shall be cured
which I think will be soon.
Mrs. Mary R. Dnlzell,
luwisburg. Union Co., Pa.
Lived of Bread and Milk for Years. Nine Home
Doctors Failed to Cure me. Dr. Halm Suc
ceeded in Curing.
For more than 4 years I have had a bad case
of Catairh, Htomacn and General Trouble. Took
cold continually. For one and one-half years I
could eat only bread and milk. Tried 0 differ
ent doctors to get rid of my misery, but got
worse and worse, so I went to lr. Halm for
treatment, and to-day I am as strong as ever,
can eat anything, anil don't take any more eold,
and consider myself cured of this terrible di
sease. John 1L Kauffman.
Mattawanna, Mifflin Co., Pa.
Catarrh and F.ye Trouble Cured by Dr. Halm.
For more than 8 yeara I have had a very bad
case of Kye trouble and Catarrh. The eyes con
tinually got sore and grew weaker and weaker.
I always took oold. Dr. Halm cured me.
Cleveland Kimberly,. .
Witnessed by A. J. Kimberly.
MoVeytowo, Mifflin Co., Pa. '
med their AdmlUlH.n,tof,""(i:,rdM
ecutors' account In the Keirtier'.ilJ5J
der County, aud the name win tie mtil
m.TJI"0'' and allowance i tlie Vwl!
In Mlddlebunrb. Monday, June 7, imr
No. 1. First and Una! account of r .
er, F.xecutorof the oatntv of Klial L
..vw..,K, , n. 11,'ruuiH.IJ.
V. I, .
rinaus nnni aecouni nl ui M
. ,,.n.,w, uuiin.iiuii now, iHtcuvnn;j
Ul-WI.IIUU,
o.rf. rmt and llnnl mi'inmi n VilfJ
"""1 AoiiiiiiiHiraiiir ill the i'bilf till
cnue nailer, late or Middleliunji, Wil
IVo. t. The account of S. ). Kliv. Kiwutal
tne estate of tieorgu IChy, tsw 0 4I
aruw, .-. ueceaseu.
o. . I lie second and llnnl u. i i i-jI
Stahl, Administrator of tm p.i:ii.ni i.J
l. Mtahl, lute of Union Tw., nrdat3
Pa. deceased. 1
No. 8. The account of Humtiel Sliirry. lii
of Carrie K.. K. Ksta. Ne'li,. V .nn
it. Youiigmaii, minor eliiitlren of Willi
it. l oungmaii, duceaseil.
No. 7. The first and II mil account ni A. W f
ser, AUimnislralor oi the e.iak ol Wa
Miisaer, late of Adams Trp , SnyiUf
Pa. deceased.
No. H. First and final account nl Mi'lard. hJ
K. and John M. Kern, ami John ll.tnik.1
ocutors of tlie ealato of Henry Ki-rn. lav
leaver Twp., Mnyuer Co., l'a. ilfifwi
No. 0. Final account of Mary A. limit. U
Istratrix of the eatatc of I.vuh' Witwt,
of Union Twp., decenwd.
No. 10. First and II mil account of II -nrjr H
Christ anil Franklin Milncr. KuctihiIi
estate of John II. ScclirK Imr 1 I J
1 w., deoeaseit.
No. II. Account of Marali K. Wi tcl, A lmi
the estate of Klizahntli Aiiriinil Ink l 14
son Twp., deceaacil.
No. 12. First und fliuil ih'coiiiiI of NVr. E u
dleawarth and Philip UrirHt, i:tivii.ie
ine estate ot A. J. .tiiiiiiii-nriii, as
Iteaver Twp., ileccimi'tl.
No. IM. First and final account of A II IM4J
i..n, Kxei'iitorof tl -Ulc ol J. M Isl
bermaii, lute of Jackaou Twp..ilr
No. I I. Account of William Mover. Ailm ml
tor of the entate of Saiuli liii-lil, U'i
Washitigtou Twp., ilrcr:wcil,
No. l Account of Willi.mi iio.l John S. .M
Kxecutorsof the e.tatc of I'Julip ApM
dee'd, wlio ws guuruiiiii of A'lsm
lies (larmaii. iiiinur ciiildri'ii of A'On
iiiiiii, late of WashiiiKlon Ti . ilntai
No. 111. Final ncciioiit of .Iclfirun .Irbopi
t iiiarilii.ii nt t 'li,n, I.', kliiiiflcr minor its
of Clara Kliugler, late of Waaliiugtaal!
uiceaHd.
No. 17. Hiinnli-nientiil AceiiiliilN of ot A
VnuiI nml A M l.pi.il Ailm'nl of ibtsS
of t.eorge Freed, late of WanliinsM '"I
ueceaaed.
). M.SIIlNHi:i.l!'P
llOr. ROOK I'HKK. "The Medlral Adviser,'
a Hluirt hlHtory of private dlHeasus, advice lo
young and old, erincc'lully thosa couteiimlatlug
nwrrluge. Tills book will he Kent to anyone free
ou application. Addrewt, Dr. Halm, P. O. box 71,
Columbus, o. Kudosing- two-cent stamp for
pontage.
Manhood perfectly restored. Quick, painless,
and certain cure for Impotence, lout manhood.
Hpermnlorrhea Inanes, weak and nervous debili
ty; also fur prostrations, varlrocle and all private
disuses, whether Iroru Imprudent habits 01 youth
or sexual excesses In mature years, or any cause
that debilitates sexual functions, speedily and
if urine.
treatment
rtnn.whleh
will receive a caiolul chemical and mlcruamnm
xaiulnullon.
Small tumors, cancers, warts, moles, etc, re
moved without acids, knife pain or scar. Near
met bod. Kleotroysla, epilepo or dis sclent Ideal
ly treated and positively cured by a never-falling
method. Address all communications to Box 760
Columbus, Ohio.
CONSULTATION FKHE AND 8TRICTLT
CONFIDENTIAL. .
permanently cured. Free examination of
tacu person applying for medical trea
should send or bring x to 4 ounces of urine.
Central Hotel, Sunbury. Wednesday, March 34,
Apr. 1, May iv, June la, July 14, Aug. 11, Sep. ,
Oct. . Nov. S, Dec. 1-mi. r
Cameron lintel, Lewlsbuiy. Thurs., March 8S.
Apr. W. May HO. June 17, Jut IS, Aug. l'J, Hep. 9,
Oct. J, Nov. 4, Dec. -t0.
Washington Hotel, Mlddlebutv. Friday, March
M. Apr. 8. May tl, June 18, July it, Aug. 1. hen.
10, Oct, 8, Nov. , Deo. 8-81.
National Hotel, Lewistown, Saturday, March
17, Apr. M. May u. June 19, July 17, Aug. 14, Hep.
11, Oot Nov. 6, bee. 4. . ..
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CHA.S. NASH1TKV1S,
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and Investment
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May 29, in Middleburgb blK
D. D. Buddinirer, I osier ww
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mnl. nt nlnha Mills.
May 27th by D. E. McW"-,
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Edwin Oharlea of Port Tn,
and Mallie Smith of this M '
At McOlure, Snyder coud'j
20, 1897, , by Wm. . Howell
uenry nooK or Armsua-
and Mary E. Ragerof D1',
Aiimin county. ;