j
. i
i
" t
I
1
I:.
his:'-;
1'
ft
:-;.
; 2
; i
.
1 s, '
Sadie Steward
Oured a
Of KINGSTON. N. V.
by Dr.
Isaim
THE many case of apaunt, St. Vitus
dam-it and epilepsy that Dr. Ml lea'
Restorative Nerrlne baa cured. would
alone rIto this gn-nt remedy wide reputa
tion. Mrs. Walter A. Steward, 7T3 Broadway,
Kiafiston, X. V,, says March 3, tW6: "In IhW,
whiloon a visit to friends our little girl was
taken with spasms. We battened home to
our family puyslrlan. He did ail lie could
I but failed. We called
kt-verul physicians but
the tpasms continued,
her tongue !ecame
partially paralyzed
and the doctor said
the would never talk
attain. Night aud day
we watched the poor
and tried every remedy we
C- mm . .
if-nervine
m .vO
little sufferer
saw advertised for such ruses but got no re
lict WobeKtiu flvlnit Dr. Miles' Nervine,
vid after taking four bottles she was run
. rung about as weil and happy as ever."
Dr. Miles' Remedies are sold by all drug
- gists under a positive guarantee, tint bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart
and Nerves sent free to all applicants.
Dtt. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart lnd.
PENNSYLVANIA HAlL1J4ii.
Sorbury h Lewistowu Division
In effect Nov 28, 1897.
WlMTWABOl DIS. STATIOW. I SAITWAI
p m; ii ifl A. I, a m r
I a ti.i'fe LewUtownJ. T.:w i
tii 12. OJ Main Street ! T.M 8i
t Is ii.ihii 1 I.ewutowo ! T.sn ! t
, ll.lil a Maltleod I 7.48 ; 8
414 11.46 Palntur i 7.4u ' 8 V
iSi 11.40 il Shlndle ,7.64 i 8:
Ar 1l.:ie 12 Wanner ;
I 11. a 17 Metilure i ' s.
X M.1U 2 Rauli'a Mills I S.13 If
Mn 11 12 H Adaaaiburn I Silt :i.
.!.? 11.00 iio Heavertewn . N.i'i I 4
tin 10.60 30 i Henlur i .:u 4
tKK t).ti M M uidleburgb I 8.4" 4:
KW 111.43 8 velser K 4l 4-
Jrfi lOMf 37 ' Kraaraer S-4 4"
Jbl 10.8.1 3 PawllOK H!W 4 1
iU ln.23 4:1 : Selinrove " 4
! lu.17 46 Sellnmrove J.1 ' 4
,':" ions mi 1 Huiiiiorv l"
Train loaves Saubury C 25 P iu, ar-
rivns at Suhnsgrove 5 45 p 111
lV.-t.UiH IcitVH lit'winf.owii Junction :
Hl8:i in, l'l 13 11 'in.llff iri",f'"S" 1' m"7"(I7 ItSSpm
Aliiinn, PlltKhiirif 11ml the West.
Kor Hiillliiiiire anil Wiiihinitton !Wain 102
I 4 r. 1 irl p 111 K ir I'lii lnt h1 pliln and Ne
York 8 33 . Ma 111, 1 03 ! 03 4 4:1 and 1118 m Km
, Uitrrimiurx ;wio and t 20 p 111
Philadelphia & Erie R R Division
A XI)
NOKTIll'.KN t'KNTKAl, RAILWAY
trim lesve Sunburv dully except Suinlny :
; 2i a m tor ric ami fnnundaUiia
M m in lnr Kulletiirit'i Krlmuid t'nnandalirna
J in 11 111 lor I.11C.U Hsren. Tyrone uil'l tin- Weal,
i 111 p in fur lii'llol.inic iuni.' & CaniiMliilaiui
1 :up m lnr Kunnvn mi l I.linlni
'.1 f. p 111 lor in rk U.oen
Nnniliit i "I u in lor Krie mid I'linnndiilKua
it5iim lorlock Mnv;n ami ui l"r Wii
!hiui'l)ri
111 lor I'ntawlK-a ami Il.ii'llon
.1 i 11 m, Vj 11 111 J ir.i .Hid .'1 4.1 i hi lor Wnko-
i:liri' III ill llilnlt'ln
? Ml a 111. pi 211 a 111. 2 " P 111. 5 4"i 111 lor Sliainii
'(Iri :illl Montlt I'lLrihi'l
.s'uiiluy '.1 Vi :i m I. : Wllkb.if
Tr.tln leave Sidlnngnive .luni-Hiin
111 ml a 111, week il iys nmvliiK lit rhll ulelphtn
loo p 111 Now York ." .VI p 111 t illinium ill p 111
Wii-liliw:.'!! 4 l'i p 111
p 111 'l iil v nrrl vi nir at l'hilinililiU
10 2U p 111 New York 'j .Vi a iu. H:i 1 1 1 moru i 15 11 n
H tip in. woik iliiyi irnvli.K at I'lilladulplihi
t ia 111 New V nrk 7 "H 11 in
I'r.i'ns nlo lenvn Siinlniry:
1 0u 111 .hilly arriving at I'liihulehlhlii 4 r,2 a 11
Itillnnore 0 211' n in Wa.hlnntnii 7 4n a ill No
York Vila a 111 Weekiliy, Iikih a m Siin.lay,
l.il ptn.wnek il.i.vr arrivliiK at llii!ailulilih
) i.l pin. r.ew Vnrk H p 111, llaltluiura 0 u.i i in
WanhliiKtiill 7 I '' i 111
l''iiln iiImi I cine Sunhiiry lit MTiO a in unci 6 2?
and 8 ail p 11., lor li.irrli-liir, I'liiladelphla am
lUllllilore
.1. K. WU.ll, Uen'l Paxil Ai ut
i. II. IILTclllN.sii.N (ten'l Manaver
HUMPHREYS'
1
3
8
0
IO
-NO.
JJ),
N x
No.
No.
No,
No.
No. 13
No. 20
No. 27
No. 30
No. 77
ABOUT ELOPEMENTS.
A Wla Hstkev Dlwum lb aht
la Islrmtisg Way.
A. mother wbowe daujrhtfra are all
happily Barf ied, rcYerring to tha tub
Jeot of elopcmanta and marriage un
sanctioned by the bride'a parents, re
cently aaid; "I think the trouble in
such matter la largely owing to the
mistaken treatment whicli the daugh
ter receive from the member of their
family circle. Their brothers, if broth
er they Maaesa. are not apt to mak;
much of them, and the father and
mother are o taken up with the care
of existence that they unwittingly fall
into the error of appearing indifferent
to the budding beauty of their daugh
ter. Every woman' heart longs for
love. Compliment and endearing
word are a sunshine to a growing
plant, and if there is a lack of theae
at home Is it any wonder that when
young man comes along and tell a
young girl that she 1 the sweetest
thing ou earth,' she feel she ha been
unappreciated for years, and imagine
that to dwell forever with an Individual
who adore ber, who recognize her
charm, will be the acme of human happiness'.'
"I inude up my mind when my girls
were bubes that they should never have
to look for admiration away from home.
It was the rule in our household to give
them every pleasure within our power,
to tell them when they looked well,
and to be as complimentary and gra
cious as though they were the young
ladies of a neighbor's household. And
so they were not upset by the nrst
chance words of admiration from a
stranger, and having been always given
in limlikruf n nil thnt ifcrhut. fnlllil !m nf-
Tordcd was theirs, they were not
prompted to run off to better their
condition. Itutiawny matches are sel
dom made in Heaven, but are brought
ulmut, as I Raid in the beginning.
through a nnturnt longing for affection
that hits been wanting in places where
it should be expected to come from
first." Chirngo Daily News.
NOVEL WINDOW DRAPERY.
Simple In Construction, Bat Hand
some In Appearance.
A charming effect lit a window with a
curtain thnt is nt once a graceful drape
nd mellows the tone of the room by
filtering the light beautifully, is the
economical contrivance of a New York
artist. Miss Alice Donbery, who took
the gold mednl for tapestry at the
world's fair.
A white lace curtain of least expen
sive make, but a good nnil hold tloral
design, had become I lie worst for wear
in the laundress' hands, and what to do
with it was a problem. It was mounted
on old gold yellow cheese clotli at four
cents n yard, tacked - on n ti 1 1 i 1 1 i 11 ir
frame, and the outlines were evenly but
skctchily run in with old gold yellow
crewel stitches. It was then "whipped"
nt the edge, finished with brass rings,
run on a mnhl-stick nnd passed through
two polcttcs, which nerved ns window
brackets.
To make the light more graceful lo
the eye. the lower part of the window
was lined with white tissue paper
pasted on without a crease, which
when dry gives a faint gray light so
needful to the artist who at thnt angle
must guard against a glare. The cur
tain was. however, one of a pair for a
tiny druwing-room. The effect was rich,
and only on close examination re
vealed its simplicity of method. Chi
cago Tinies-llcrald.
Averntce IIcIkM of Women.
The average height of women in Kug
land is five feet six inches. The aver
age height of American women, accord
ing to William fllaiUle. the expert on
physical culture. Is five feet four inches.
The two Inches in favor of the English
women are doubtless due to tunny gen
erations of outdoor life and sports.
CUAU. GIRL'S
APKC.U
'WW Uks kr Uitte
Thm small gtri'a ajron la raoaiftnf
tentioD. and tba Uttla maid can hav
several varieties from which to choose.
On of thecels tats little fife apron, the
pattern for which i taken from the
apron worn by the oldest dangbter of
the duchess of Fife.
This little girl. Lady Alexandra Duff,
wears this season a series of pretty
house apron all mad of Scotch ging
ham in pretty stripes of various colors.
II -JK "j I f
u n. rva m n nsvirnrns 1
ram
Cures Fever.
Infants' Diseases.
Diarrhea.
Neuralgia.
Headache.
Dyspepsia.
1 4 Cures Skin Diseases.
Rheumatism.
Whooping Cough
Kidney Diseases,
Urinary Diseases
Colds and Crip,
Bold by dnicrl't. or lent prepaid upon receipt
. of prlne, teats ftwfc Humphrey' Medicine
ti t wiuiain s:.. ;eir xora.
8TORINO VEHICLES.
w Caatraet m Wlaa'laaa mt mm
laratts Pattern.
. In the making of plans for a wind
lass to elevate box from wagons or
ilelgha, Ibe first requisite is a building
f proper dimensions and construction
to make it practicable, fig. 1 portrays
vne 24 by 20 feet, and allow for corn
rrib full length on one side. It re
quires three sills and two plates, three
rross beams, nine posts eight feet long
and double doors at each end seven feet
; wide; comfortable space is left to pas
between two wagon aide by aide. A
I post set in the ground at center or
: where doors meet should be abouteight
or ten inches high, with groove at both
' sides to receive the end of board placed
directly under the' edge of'door, which
APRON FOR SCHOOLGIRL.
THE WINDLASS COMPLETE.
serves to keep out chickens or vermin.
A irrtwirn 11 tun ucirnau the too of auid oost
1 " e
' r ....... . . I h. , I ru. f I inL A rAiui fuutttnafl
Mill" V ,V U VW. ... VJ'V --
1 to upper door frame anl also to beam
The pattern for the apron is a simple) wl keep the door from swinging too
one and the diagram for it was sent far back, so as not to damage hinges;
over from Kngltftid by an American j foot of doors should be eight or ten
lady who visit the Fife house. inches from the ground in case of
The skirt is plain and is the same I Kn0w.
length front and back. Around tbeedge Now procure a straight stick or log
of the bib is a broad ruffle ending In a (B) eight inches in diameter, to reach
point at the waist. When the apron is from first across middle beam, and
luundered the waist is separated from placed on bearings mortised into beams
this summer.
Then look for
this picture on j
the wrapper, a
man with a big
fish on his back.,
Do not let anyone talk to 1
you or something jusn
asjood."
when vou want cod ,
liver oil and the1 hypo- ,
phosphites you want the
very best. . You will: nnd1
them in only one place,'
Scott s Emulsion.
There is no other emul
sion like it: none other
does the same work ; and ,
no other has the same
record of cures.
All Dnwltta, we. and .
Scott A Bowxe, Cbemista, N.T.
the skirt and washed separately. By
I making two waists to each skirt one
; skirt will often outlast two waists, both
I In the laundry and in the wear and tear
or i tie apron.
Fruit Fairs at Cbnrcnca.
A fruit fair was the form of a recent
church entertainment. Oranges, limes,
apples, bananus, grape fruit and hot
house peaches and eur were uttract
ively arranged In various styles. There
was a tuble of fancy work at which no
piece wus otTcrcd which did not in some
way associate itself with fruit. Until
one utteuipts to inukc out the list it in
dillicult to reuli.e bow long it can be
Hindi-. There are ull sorts of menu
curds, prettily decorated with fruits,
and innumerable doilies and ceuters
whose limitations lo fruit designs did
not prevent a wide vnriety. There
Mere fruit plates und fruit baskets,
pin cushions in fruit shapes, and pretty
wuler colors, with bunches of fruit, al
together n considerable array. At the
tuble where refreshments were served
the Ices were in fruit forms. The idea
was nt least novel, which seems to be
the most desirable thing nowaday.
Chicago Tribune.
I A Motor t rndl for IJabr.
I A motor cradle Is the latest domestic
invention. It is said to be a great ad
vance on the linnd-rocked article, and
cud lie Worked with either electricity
or petroleum. The motion can be ac
celerated cr slackened by simply turn
ing n Rrri!". and one great advantage is
ihi't the I'preewi does not cease swing
ing thougli the baby may be left In the
room uloue. Tliero are, of course, doc
tors who say that a baby should not be
rocked at all; but few mothers are of
the same opinion, and with themajority
the motor cradle will no doubt become
impular.
a at k und braced. Kight spokes (f)
mortised through near one end of log
(a) and braced form the wheel (h).
Spokes are notched at one end to re
ceive chain (g), to make revolve.
.Notches are made near the bearing into
which u dog (d) falls und serves to lock
it and hold the box ut any desired
a
c
ENTREE OP FRIED BANANAS.
How to Prepare Them in a Way That Will Please the Most Fastidi
ous Appetite.
The rrd bananas, or plontains, are best for frying, as they are firmer. They
ire seldom brought north, as they are not so delicate as the yellow ones. Ho,
if vou cannot obtain the red, select hannnna that are very bard and firm,
possibly too much to to be utrd raw. I'eel the bananas and cut them lo pieces
HILOOD poison
n U 5PECIALTY&
1,1 lilnry ULOOU foIXOM seraaimtiv
I U Inarm) In MtoMdava, Vmeaablrea4edat
J lhome furatnie price ander awe a-aaraa-
i j . ii jov pn-iar coenoiaoera we wuieoa
trnrt to put railroad fareeixl hotel feUlunl
oeham. If we full to cor. If 700 bave takes aaar
enry, iodide potash, and still have aches and
Int. M ocous Tatohes In mouth, Sore Threat,
.ttaaplea. Copper Colored Hpota, Clear o
ar part of tli body, Il air or Eyebrows Calllaa
at, It I tbli Seeoodar BLOOD VOIBoJ)
vejraaraateetoenre. We eolwt the leal oheti
. Bate ease and cnaUeaim tho world for a
Case we cannot euro. This dlaeaoa boa aloavs
koiBod theaklllof the moat omlMat phral
etana. flOO.OOO eaptul behlod oar aoeoW
ttmairnraaty. AtiolatoMoonsmloal(4os
me Mftrror-Stntfn
r'OA AGENTS, dcKribiac
Ismme, and earthquake, Ac-
i ti . L.'.k'11'h anduermaa. Mf
tair im r 100 iu- it.i oaa Inim actual' photo.
tnr.J. tin ""' --. . -
Hie rr.- pii-n '-.
curiTlt.aiai "i
cant ttnuil ttr'vwbare.
Wr.ic us 1 1 in .
Liberal Te
iritiMCW:':
P-J8U8HINQ CO.,
New Music Liberal Offer.
To introduce our uew moutbly pub
icatioo. Amehican Popular Music
emake tbe following liberal offer :
Send cs the iihwph ef three or more
lerfonners mi Ibe piano or organ,
nd fifteen ueuts in money or pout-
ge, and we will mail you sixteen
pages of the latest popular songs,
wo steps, etc., full sheet music ar
onged for piauo or organ, and Am
kbioan Popular Music for tbree
UOUtllH.
Address Popular Music Co.,
Iudiauapolis, lnd.
THE PART3 IN DETAIL.
height. Uoles are bored through wind
lass directly ubove ends of box through
which runs a rope (b b) und fulls down
and is mude forked; one end goes
through a strip (cc) one by four inches,
which is dovetailed at opposite end over
which a loop end of forked rope pusses.
When strio is uluced underneath thev
wagon box a tilting lever (c) hangs down
with holes through it. which is placed
on a spike driven into lieu in and holds
aloft the dog while lowering the iox. 1
One etid of dog is anchored to cross j
beam and pnsses through a slot iu a 1
strip one by three inches, which serves
to guide it to place. 1 wo pieces, one by
live Inches, arc nailed securely to cross
lictitn with large holes through th"in
nd placed directly under ends of spoke
nd serve to guide chain to place. In
Kig. I, h shows floor space overhead to
store vehicles; I is space through which
they are elevated, lhe best style of
chain is such us is used on endless chain
pumps. This also serves us a bandy
device to elevate u beef when one bus
occasion to butcher. The wiudluss
should be on opposite Bide from crib.
IS. Logan, in Furm and Home.
Worn' Vanity.
Maud Why has Lillian given up
wearing rational costume? Did Ueorga
object?
Ethel Oh, no; he said he approved
of it, because it would prevent ber at
tracting any other man's1 admiration.
Boston Traveler.
Isolated Case.
"I don't soy all women ure alike," re
marked Mr. Mcekton, with a sigh, "but
Elizabeth bnsn't changed much. Be
fore we were married she was what
they called a 'willowy' sort of girl. She
is now a pronounced I-will-owy sort of
a woman." Chicago Tribune.
neallalng on Hla Investment.
"Well. Uncle Reuben, your daughter
Keturah has finished her education at
lust, ha she?"
"Yes, 1 reckon bo. She says itber and
nyther. Cost me $1,900, but 1 guess
it's all right." Chicago Tribune.
A Hot Time.
He raved about the "rlre of love"
With which her charms Inspired him,
But 'twas simply a frost to the holocaust
He felt when her father "Ilred" him.
L. A. W. Bulletin.
IXPARDONADLE INJISTICI2.
saeut ao Inch aad a half leng. Drop them In boUinf lard ar ether frying sub
stance thai I not too salty. .1
When a light brown, put them la a covered eottander to drain.
Uak a aauce of naif- a cup of boiling water, half a cap of claret, thicken with,
corniurch and sweeten to taite. 8erv very hot. Fried banana. la a tTeat disk
to'lfes) prleaayoawi k atijial. Wie the crsols eswtwasrvt t'vlH
praBsiDt. . x ' !-;;".".'. ,
TTTTTT I J. . JJ I ' ' " ' T ' '. ' 1,1 ' I " " '. "'''
FACTS FOR FARMERS.
Good fences will preserve friendships
and save lawsuits.
Stump pullers are toocheup to permit
negHgence in pulling out the stumps.
There should be a forge, anvil and
tools to go with them on every farm.
If there ia much tile drainage to do.
It will pay to hire an engineer to lay
out the system.
It we would only make it a rule thnt
nothing, uot even the most insignificant
thing ou the farm, should go to wuste,
we should be that much richer.
We know of nothing that gives more
satisfaction than good walks about the
premises, and they can be made cheaply
with cinders or board, or even puckeel
sand is better than nothing.
Coal ashes, we would say to an Inquir
er, often do soil good, not so much from
their fertilizing aa from their mechan
ical effect. Soils sometimes become
disorganized and need mechanical re
construction, which coal ashes some
times can do,
The markets in the towns near you
ought to be worked for all they are
worth, especially for vegetables, fresh
egg, dairy product and fruit. W
know a fanner who Iceep one team and
man peddling nearly all the time, and
it paya him. Western Plowman.
C,omoeralsa Book Tralalac. .
A certain amount of teaching In the
different departments of the dairy and
of agriculture is no doubt of great
benefit to young farmers and dairymen,
but It must' be associated with . good
"common sense" If there are to b any
valuable, practical reaulta. Indeed,
good "bora ense," with energy, la the
largest element In tha suueeaafut man
agement of a farm or dairy. 'Training
at tba agrlcultararscnoois la very valu
able but ft cannot maJte aueeeasful
Workers hoW'tbe tbougQtfql, enei1-,
fczSjfialfc
StUNSGROVE
MflEJMAir
Pro)
It L. MILLER,
I keep constantly oo band and J
maoiure vo oruer ail Kinil or
Marble and Granite
llonits Aii HMflsIni'
. Old Stonec Cleaned tni BopaV
LOW PRICES I LOWPttlcl
I nave one of the best Marbl
ters in toe stale ana eoiiseqqJ
turn out srood work. I
aTCoiue and aee uiy taorkirpJ
Thankf ui tor past Jmior 1 juoJ
spectioiiT asit a eontlnnance of l
M. L. MILU
olufctice of the PeacJ
AND GONVBYANGE
STEININ6cR.
M. Z.
Mlddleburgk
V
F. K. BOWER. B. E. PA I
BOWER &PAWU5;
Attorneys-at-Law
Offlcefl to Hank BullUlnu.
JA8. O. CROU8E,
ATTORNKT AT LAW,
. MlDDLBBI'W
All Lusiner entruhted to Id,
will receive prompt attfutiou
CHAS. NASH PURVIS,
Collections, Loans
and Investntf
Beat Estate and Private Ilanki
Wilhamsport, Lycoming Co.
Deposits accepted, subject todrollsor
rom any part ol the world.
K. K Potticsd
Veterinary sUrceo
SILINSQROVE, PA.
All professional business entrusted ti
will receive prompt and careful atli'iili
Newly Established.-
WEST PERRY HOI
onc-roartn mile e-asi or hk iim
Teams free for traveling metitr
to town, before or utter
lUtes 75 ceuts per Day.
T. 3E3. Boss, Pr
OBTAW
DATCMTC
rnibiiiu TEEMS
consult or communicate with tt
of this paper, who will give all. nee-matloo.
XL
2 c H
Maude Mrs. Judson Is very much
annoyed at the report of an Interview
which appeared in one of the papers
recently.
Marian I suppose she didn't say half
the things attributed to her?
Maude Half ? She told the reporter
enough to fill three columns, and he
promised that every word of It would
be published. Harlem Life.
The Returned Klondlker.
"What! Back already?
Weren't the dlgKln's good?"
"Don't know. Dug- fur home
A quick a 1 could."
Chicago Tribune.
At a Polltleal Meeting.
Iluzler Too much noise at the other
end of the hall, gentlemen I I cannot
hear myself speaking.
Aderer (In the chair) Iluzler hasn't
a grain of gratitude In his whole com
position. N. Y. Truth.
Useless to Hint.
"Here's a valuable little book called
'Sight Living,' " said the canvasser.
The man at the desk waved him
away.
"I'll have no use for it until I get out,
ot politics," he said. Chicago Post
A Ckleag-o Society Event.
Mrs. Wabash Mrs. Lakeside is going
to celebrate ber golden wedding neit
week. , i ,
. Ura. Manhattan Vou don't say sol
. Mrs. Wabash Yes; she will then have
been married 60 time. Town Topics.
' YVkMHa Wa A boat. .
immsvrrVm Bitald.you'U have a
bard tlm pro viae; jmir Innocence. .
..BUI the Barfbtr -Weir, deaf it!
tbatH what I hired you fefc Philadel
phia North American.
Th BsBsy Inxnrts. .
Van WSIw--t1WI you And keeping
up yacht, expensive. VsoMianvf f
. yen. laiaerOb. nov I oaa feeftnp
m oaatra, you knoir.--Xno!anatt?"r-s
nwrelHT Tribua. - ,
in
p
o
o
CD
CT
P
to -fl
3 S S
-1
n 3
o
p
5 a
S
CD
(6
a
a
rt-
V
3
93
CD
a
ao
2
p
CD
O
9 o
-I
3
c
5s
H
O
3
c
P
e--
3"
O
C5
I-
4.
a
WANTED Aarenta to sell wanlilnlj
Jonea 1 Knoll, lai b. Ml, Muanon
A Conaman Dancer.
If you bave ever had a cold wltu
milted to "wear away" it may int"i
know it was a danirnroua proceetiu
Cold and oouith whleh ia neglected
wav for conaumotion. bronchttK
catarrh. Otto's Cure, the famous (itrl
and lung remedy, will cure any conn
Ann I.M vou rrom MMnmm nn. -i
H. Herman, Troselvillai Mltldlr
Vlah, McClure: II. A. Kbrlft-ht. Alii"
ample bottle free. Large alaeiiV
Auditor's Notice
) in
re V of
P. f Pt
In theorrfl
of snyueni
peniisyi"'!
In UieKauteof John
K. UoMeawslter, late
or- uoovm lownsnm,
snyder Co., Pa,, deo'd
The uoderslg-ned auditor, PPM
Orphan' Court of Snyder Couoty. H
to disuinute the Mad in the w
Bollg and C M. ebowers, admluiiw1
deoedeot, to sad among those ent
same, will attend to the duties of v
eat at the offloe ot Jacob 06
nrnirh nt liwlllphlirlr flavdar W
ayhaaia, oa Tuesday, the rt day oil
at oiock A. if., when and wnert
toterested arereotiestedtoprrt01!
before tbe uaderattned. orb forti
barred from coming la upon aaid
H.E.rwm
prUsihrlsMc -
ity la Blood IH
Clean blood mean a clel
beauty without iu Cascreta,w3
tie elesa your Blood ana seep
atirriog up the bury liver and m
purities from the tody. 1W"
banish pimnlea, toils,, bietcpn
t. f.. ... rent
giat, satiafaction guiuranteed,
WSJ; m- m&wm!k
o -. ; t t ' I i '
wrf-ff;-..','-
r- ' '
'. V- . a ,.t
..4....IUi..
!.
'l'..;.;.tv'..