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il fur ture to order all kinds of
Marble and Granite
MoiDUtS AM MtW.
Old Stones Cleaned and Bepalred.
JO W PKIC E8 ! LO W PIUC ES
I have one of the best Marble Cut-
t.T io the State and consequently
turu out good work.
ttflT'Coiue and nee ray work A price.
Thankful for past favors I wort re-
rltxntfullv auk a continuanes of same,
M, L. MILLER;
Justice of the Peace
AND CONVEYANCER
M. Z. STEININGER.
Mlddleburgh, Pa.
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rives at Sel.nsgrove oupm
Trains leave Lewistown Junction :
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Trains leave Sellnfgrove Junction
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3 00 pm New York 4. Up ui Baltimore i 11 p in
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Co. niWUUam St., New York. '
Tha ttaw gx Dial.
Raw eggs have always been couaid
pred easy of digestion, and more nour
ishing than fried or cooked eggs. There
Is no question about that The . raw
eggs are readHy digested by the weak
est of stomachs. At flret there Is some
repulsion at the thought of swallowing
raw eggs; bnt this dislike Is soon over
come. - The new cult start with raw
eggs and advocate their use In a most
liberal manner. On rising in the morn
ing one should mix up two or three
fresh eggs and swallow them down
raw. They can be taken Into the stom
ach like oysters, without chewing or
mastication of any kind. The stom
ach can take pare of them. An egg
regimen is nourishing, strengthening
and satisfying. They cause no irrita
tion to the nerves, for there Is no un
digested matter to cause fermentation
In the stomach and poison the blood.
The egg diet Is recommended In par
ticular to women. Pure milk should
be taken with the raw eggs, either In
the morning or at noon. Under no cir
cumstances Is Intoxicating liquor
mixed with the egg or milk. The mem
bers of the cult generally begin with
three or four eggs a day, and grad
ually come up to eight and ten. Some
have such good appetites that they
soon learn to eat fifteen and twenty
raw eggs a day. They eat nothing else
for breakfast than raw eggs and milk,
and the same diet Is taken again at
noon, or Just noon retiring. The effect
of this raw egg diet with a little milk
Is quite apparent to those engaged la
sedentary pursuits. The skin becomes
white, soft and clear; the nerves are
quieter and mere restful; and pains
and aches of the stomach, kidneys and
liver and bead soon disappear.
Haw ta Cak CaraaaaaL
It Is only recently that women have
appreciated the value ef good cook
ery. The simple every-day things
have been considered of little Import
ance and often entirely neglected.
Even the cook books give bnt little in
formation about some ef the things
which everybody sbosld know. Ameng
these Is cornmeaL When It Is properly
prepared It is a healthy article of food.
Bnt as It Is usually cooked It is Indi
gestible and unfit for even a strong
stomach. The common way of mak
ing corn meal mnsh, for Instance, Is te
stir the meal without measuring It Into
boiling water until it Is thick, and
when it has cooked Ave or ten mlnutea
It Is done. By this process It Is hard
snd raw, and wholly unfit to eat It
Is surprising hew much It Is improved
by a little extra cooking, and It can be
made a delicacy with a very little
trouble.
Take one quart ef water, add one
teaspoon of salt When It bolls stir In
one cup of yellow cornmeaL Let It
boll for ten minutes, then set It back
on the stove, where It will cook slowly
and not burn, for one hour, stirring oc
casionally. Tour Into a mold and let
stand over night In the morning It
will be Arm enough to slice well, and
when it Is dipped In grated bread
crumbs and quickly fried It will be a
pleasant surprise te those who have
been accustomed te eating It the old
fashioned way. Chicago Tlmes-IIer-aid.
How ta Judge a Mas.
A contemporary gives the following
advice to Its fair readers: "For a
man's birth, look to bis linen and fin
ger nails, and observe the Inflections
of his voice. For his tastes, study the
color of his ties, the pattern and hang
of his trousers, his friends, and his
rings, If any. For bis propensities,
walk round and look carefully at the
back of his head. A symmetrical cere
bellum, with well-trimmed hair, Is an
Indication of self-control and energy.
If yon want a successful man, see that
he baa a neat foot; he will move quick
er, get over obstacles faster, than a
man who falls over his own toes and
trips up . other folks with 'em, too.
For his breeding, talk sentiment to
him when he Is starving, and ask him
to carry a bandbex down the public
street when you've Just bad a row. To
test bis temper, tell him his nose Is a
little on one side and yon don't like
the way his hair grows. There are
other ways which will suggest them
selves naturally te a bright woman."
The Qaallty af Grace.
Many women neglect to cultivate a
graceful way of rising from a chair.
Probably nine women out of ten. In
rising from a seat shift their weight
from one foot to another In the act ef
getting np, and start off upon the
wrong foot. The proper way Is to rest
the weight upon one foot while sllll
sitting holding the other lightly upon
the floor. Now rise by pressing down
hard npon the foot that has previously
been bearing the weight stand erect
and still for a mere second to get poise,
and start off lightly npon the free foot
If there Is to be a turn In the walk
stop with all the weight npon the foot
that Is in advance; rest only the toe of
the rear foot upon the ground, then
turn around smoothly by transferring
the weight te the f-ee foot making the
turn entirely upon the balls of the feet
with the heels scarcely touching the
floor. A turn like this Is as rare as
it is graceful, yet It can be acquired In
half an hour's practice.
"Did you ever hear the story of the
hard-boiled egg?" he solemnly In
quired of some one across the table.
"No," was the Innocent aniwer. '
' "It's hard to beat," said the Joker
with much gravity. Cleveland Plain
Dealer. . -
LOOKING FOR HONEST LAWYERS.
tTeatemartaa Trmaaaa 1 04) Mllee aw
Remarkable MUealaa,
,- William Sbopcbire, onee a slave, now
nearly K years old, decrepit and in
firm, walked nearly 100 miles to Cincin
nati for the purpose, as he tare, of find
ing an honest lawyer, and landed penni
less at the Hammond street station.
The old man was given a berth in the
cellroom of the station-bouse by Lieut
Kane, and locked np for a night's rest
He had rlctly deserved it. for his shoes
from long travel were worn through
nd bis bruised and bleeding feet rested
on tbe ground.
It all sounds like a travesty on the
profession, for, with apologies to the
credence of tbe general public, tbe fact
is we!l known that honest lawyers live
In nearly every city and town through
out the length and breadth of this fair
land. But the old es-lnve has his
crotchets they usually come with !
years and sad experiences, and be made
Cincinnati tbe Mecca of bis pilgrimage.
'Grand pap" Sbopehire, as he Is
known in Doneraile, Ky a little town
near Lexington, was once considered
very wealthy, but litigation, as he says,
has Involved him and his effects until
now he has made one last supreme ef
fort to reclaim his lands. Tbe chapter
of bis trouble is a long one and full of
quarrels, disputes and legal technical
ities, but from the story he told in his
feeble way at the station it seems that
he has been often victimized owing to
his generosity, until all his earthly pos
sessions have been drawn Into the
courts. His faculties are still unim
paired and his m!ud on the subject of
his troubles is remarkably c.'enr as to
names, dates and legal papers. All the
money he started with was spent for
provisions along tbe route to this city.
He offers $4,000 iu cash to the attorney
who wiil go Into the Kentucky courts
and reclaim three pieces of property
which he claims are held unjustly by
others.
When he started for this city he had no
idea as to the immense distance he had
to travel before be reached bis destina
tion, but be wss so determined to find
an honest, unprejudiced lawyer that
he would not retrace his steps, though
often overcome with hunger snd fa
tigue. Shopihire was once the proper
ty of Gen. Andrew Jackson and claims
the distinction of having paid for bis
freedom with means thst he bad accu
mulated.
He Is s t vnical old slave and ,
bears tbe characteristics of his rapidly , States of Colombia,
disappearing fellows to such a marked In the suburbs ef the capital of Col
degree as would makehimsninvaluable lombia, tbe city of Bogota. Is located
adjunct to an artfct's studio if such s ; Ihe Jesuit college ef San Luis Gonsaga.
picture were desired. Tbe gnarled staff it Is devoted almost entirely to the edu
with which hie journey was made less cation of young boys, and Is under tbe
irksome wss ent from a tree upon
which Daniel Boone found and slew a
bear away back in the day when tbe
"dark and bloody ground" was still un
baptised with the carnage from which
tbe name was taken. The old colored
man has survived all his relatives and
for years has been utterly alone in tbe
world, and, like the lonely occupant of
tbe "Little Old Log Cabin In the Lane,"
haa bad nothing to do of late years but
occasionally "swap" mulea with some
remote neighbor while his chimney
tumbled down snd his roof no longer
served to keep out the sunshine snd the
rain. Chicago Chronicle.
VANDAL HANDS ArIT STAYED.
Groaada of (he Berarheae Villa Pat.
chased by Ike Geveraateat.
An "open space" that has a European
reputation has long been threatened
and has now at last been rencurd from
the speculative builder. In no capital
has he been more active lately, or more
ferocious, than in Rome. He found
the old city marble and be is rapidly
leaving it plaster. Everyone who knows
Rome will remember the beautiful
grounds of the Villa Borghese, just out
side the city walls, high upon the Pln
cion hill. Thence you look down on tbe
city stretching southward beyond you,
and can see tbe sun setting behind St.
Peter's.
In the healthiest quarterof Rome, this
site woe the very opportunity of the
speculative builder. If chance were to
cast it into the market. And of this
there has lately been an alarming prob
ability. The Borghese family were no
longer the inheritors of their old opu
lence. Year by year the quaintly laid
out grounds were falling into neglect
and the artificial ruins were crumbling
In veritable decay. Once tbe Casino
held a collection of antique sculpture so
rare that Kapoleon carried them off
to Paris, and the indemnity promised to
Prince Borghese of that day 18,000,000
franca was pever paid. But the pedes
tals were not left una tupied.and to this
day the Casino is one1 of tbe sights of
Come.
Tbe grounds themselves) are in a way
Its Hyde Park. It is here that, in the
season, in tbe winter months, end in
the early spring, the fashion of tbe mod
ern city is seen, and scarcely a day
passes but the scarlet liveries show that
the king or queen is driving in the
grounds. This "open space" was too
intimately associated with many sides
of the life of modem Rome to allow
of Its being sacrificed to the builder.
Tbe municipality has bought It from
the family, to whom will be paid for
tbe concession an annuity of 0,000 a
year. London News.
Styles for the New Year.
The circular skirt still retains its
vogue, although many of the models
are greatly narrowed.
Cloth and corded silk and drape d'ete,
or double-raced cashmere and moire.
will be very fashionably combined next
season.
The small pad bustle la now worn
with the latest day costumes and even
ing toilets, and those of larger propor
tions are announced. Chicago Record.
Ploa-B-lagr la Itnsala by Maehtae.
Flogging has become so indispensable
In Russia that some Inventor hsi per
fected n machine which saves the hu
man arm the infamous labor of blow.
Under the flagellation of the machine
taxes arid arrears are to become speed
ily colIeeted.CThlcsgo Tribune. .
B 1 3 9 DOROTHY. DEE.
Dorothy Dm
dear Hula girt.
With shlnlag Mas
eyes and bair all
earl;
Lips always smiling,
knew never a pout.
But now tbeaa state
ments must he
turned round
about.
Shlalag blue ayaa with big tears are wet;
Some dreadful thing must have bsppanad
onr Det:
Llps all a-qolver with grief and
What a shame a wee girlie such trouble
should know I
Very muoh troubled was Dorothy Dae,
fust as unhappy as ever could bet
Her lovely new dolly, bar sailor boy Jack.
Fall to the sidewalk, with oh. such a whaok I
And bis bead all la pleoea was lying around.
Bom on the sidewalk and soma oa the
ground:
Even Aunt Lisste so vary wall ak tiled
In the mending ef doll, was aura Jack was
killed.
Without any doubt the dollla was dead;
Why. a doll couldn't live without any head.
Never mind." said her grandma, "don't cry
any mora.
A new head will make him ee good a be
fore." "But, oh. my grandma I " said Dorothy Dee
A sweater eblld there could not be
"You can make say dollla all mended and
new.
But my poor Uttla heart Is broken, too."
Next day, with her face all shining with Joy
She elaaped In her arms a nsw sailer boy.
And wa know that with as yea are sure te
agree
Qraadma has found a new heart for Dorothy
Dee. -Virginia Adams.
LITTLE MARTYRS.
rfce iaaeelbeye el Bogota aa4 the Cetuee
f Liberty.
That the Inherent and almost univer
sal love nf liberty pervades all por
tions of the Western hemisphere la 11
Uistrnn'rt ly an Incident which oc-
enrred In the cltv of Bogota. United
direction of Senor Aurella Martin Ca
brera.
One morning the class assembled be
fore breakfast and addressed their in
structor in tbe following language:
"Senor Director, we desire te make
a donation."
"Very well. And have you made
your collection?"
"Ncor, rather yet," replied the
speaker.
"I do not understand yon. Yes or
no."
"Well, yes," finally answered the
children.
"And what Is the amount of yonr
collection?"
"We do not know because "
"Because what?"
"Because It Is the value or cost ef the
rolls we have each morning for our
breakfast We have resolved to do
without them, and to give the amount
to-"
"No, boys; the sacrifice Is too great
for young children and students like
yourselves. I cannot permit It"
"But, 8enor Director, we have noth
ing else to give, and those poor fel
lows" "What poor fellows? Who do
refer tor
you
"Why, the Cubans! the poor Cubans.
They are fighting for Uberity snd, it Is
said, they have no food that they are
'starving to death.
Please send them
our rolls,
We can get along very well
without them.'
The generosity and earnestness of
tbe chldren made a deep Impression
npon the director, and It is said that
I the tears came to his eyes as he re
luctantly gave hla consent Certain It
roB w corn and that
id ui uio uui uiucr tur ureasiasi
inly the children bnt the director
went without the nsnal morning bread.
There Is a bad flih found In the Ori
noco, and in the salt water off Its
mouth, called the carl be. in shape It
resembles the northern pickerel and
has much the same color and mark
ings, only with that yellowness of tint
which almost every ship In Veneiuelan
waters show. The carlbe Is about
twelve Inches long and goes about In
great schools, attacking any creature,
alive or dead, which they find In the
water, devouring It piecemeal. The
carlbe's mouth Is fitted with sharp,
cutting teeth, and whatever victim It
fastens to It comes away with a bit
of flesh. Let an alligator or manatee
be shot wherever the carlbes abound,
and almost instantly the water around
the floating body will be alive with
these fish, crowding to seise npon it;
they even leap upon It from the water,
so thickly os literally to conceal their
prey from view. . So suddenly and
fiercely do they come that I have
known a horse, that bad waded out
Into the water only np to bis knees,
to be fatally Injured by an attack of
the carlbes. Seised at once by every
leg and by Its nostrils, tbe Ush cling
ing to hint In swarms, be got to the
shore only to fall helpless on the bank,
hamstrung in both fore legs. Painful
stories are told of human beings at
tacked and devoured alive by carlbes.
Baa Deesa'l Dassle Theaa.
Birds of prey are able to look at the
ran without beicg daisied, beeanse
there is a membrane under their eye
lids which they can pull down at will.
QoajfXl
as Scott's and we tell it much
cheaper," is a statement sometimes
made by the draretst when Scott's
fcmukion it called tor. This shows
that the drug-gists themselves regard
Cootfc
Emuiofon i .
of Cod-Liver Oil with Hypophos
phites of Lime and Soda as the
standard, and the purchaser who
desires to procure the 44 standard"
.Dccause be knows it has been of
untold Benefit, should not for one
instant think of taking the risk of
using some untried prepa
ration. The substitution
cf somctliinc said to he
just as good" for a stand
ard preparation- twenty
five years on the market,
should not be oermirted bv
the intelligent r- 'chaser
Pa sure vou pet SCOTT'S EmiiMon. See
'.t the man and Ai-h are on the wrapper.
uc and it.uo, aU druggists.
SCOTT BOWNK, Chem sts. New York.
TOCmE A COLD IX OXi: DAY '
Take Laxative Quinine Tablets. All Drug
gtata refund Ilia money it it fails to cur. ZVs.
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BtBhepMcCabe.erSewTerk, '
oa Jr James' Headache Powders.
"With reeard to Dr. James' Head.
ache Powders, I have no hesitation
u commending them to sunerere
from headache. They relieve the
in spesdily, and I have never
known anyone to be harmed by their
use. I have been a great sufferer
from headache in my life, but have
almost gotten rid of it by the con
stant use of hot water ana fruit and
br doing without coffee. The Dr.
James Headache Powders have,
however, greatly relieved me at timet
and I never allow myself to be with
out them, and have recommended
to others freely. C. C. MoCabi."
For sale by W. H. Spangler, Drug
gist, lliddleburg, Pa. . 6-18 9m
ONE OP TWO WAYS. -
The bladder was created for one
purpose, namely, a reoeptaole for the
urine, And as such it is not liable to
any form of disease except by one of
two ways. Tbe first way is from.
Imperfect action of the kidneys. Tbe
second way is from careless local
treatment of other diseases.
CHIES CAUSE.
Unhealthy urine from unhealthy
kldnevs Is tbe ebief eause of bladder
troubles. So the womb, like 'the
bladder, was created for one purpose,
and if uot doctored too much is not
liable to weakness or disease, exoept
iu rare cases. It is situated back of
nnd very close to the bladder, there
fore any pain, disease or inconveni
ence manifested in the kidneys, back,
bladder or urinary passage is often, by
luietake, attributed to female weak
ness or womb trouble of some sort.
The error iseaHily made and may be
as easily avoided. To find out cor
rectly, set your urineasldafor twenty
four hours, a sediment or settling
Indicates kidney or bladder trouble.
The mild and the extraodinary effect
of Dr. Kiluier'r Swamp-Root, tbe
great kidney, and bladder remedy is
soou realized. If you need a medicine
you should have the best. At drug'
gists fifty cents and one dollar You
limy have a sample bottle and Dam-
phlet, both sent free by mail, upon
receipt of three two cent stamps to
cover cost of postage on the bottle
Mention tbe Middleburgli Post, and
send yonr address to Dr. Kilmer &
Co., Biugbainton, N. Y. Tbe proprietor
of this paper guarautee the genuine
ness this offer
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To introduce our new monthly pub
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Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain MercurY,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange tha whole system
when entering It through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used expect on
prescriptions from reputable physicians, as tbe
damaga they will do Is ten fold to the good yon
can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Chenney A Co..
Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and la taken
Internally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. In buying
Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine.
It la taken internally, and made In Toledo,
Ohio, by F. J. Cbenney A Co. Testimonials
Hold by Druggists, price 78c per bot'.le. -'
Hall's Family if Us are tbe best.
$4
PER DAY SURE
Salary on Commission.
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