A'Physician'sTribute
D Ik issHls Basely tram Dr. MBee
' NEW HEART OUM.
HEART PIPE ASK Is curable. It la not
surprising that ell Cases are not
cured, i Inca no physician haa mada
aVeheartasperialstudy tor a quarter of a
osatury a Dr. Miles has done. The follow
j tribute from a physician will ba read
with interest. "Forali years prior to taking
3k. Miles' New Heart Cure my wife was a
sarrfble sufferer from heart disease. She
I bad a constant flutter
ing of the heart and
severe palpitation and
lfHSSllOCCav8Dtook three Bottles
I Cure and was complete
ly restored to health,
and ha not taken a
.'crop of medicine during the past two years.
Ssder these circumstances I cannot do
latfcerwise than recommend It to other."
friendship, K. T. W. II. Scott, M. D.
Dr. Miles' Remedies are sold by all drug
gfcu under a positive guarantee first bottle
tenn&ta or money refunded. Boot on Heart
tod Nerve mint free to all applicant.
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brouftit smcbw to thatr fatbefs naa
aa4 m (UUrlvm baaa a pack eft lamU-
f mornU tMtlaaa tMBi tka a a Irlarai ail-
mwha im tail . .... . I
r - - - - tow ana to ng at sows taBatnnary oenu
aemon that to lirt Aad then thty tre lid rut in hlghr
Bobly U to ftoocpl npboUt(rv4 parlor, the caaked coveree
wbaiever cornea oJ wfU aowara y ndnl0t tArewta, flow
ioktiaM or trouoU tra (Us.f(stlT, o a naurrecUon with at
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JobiMYll,1U And tabu looked lato tin
rtiwa . witaara saaval 4a1
av 1 u ., L , , 7r , . , faoeo of your oaadren patrtiaaa jroa
Ignal. out Ship reeflnv malrrtopU . 1
Awning uken In! Phophecle. of foul .Uf W1V -"n HW 1
weather everywhere. The cloud, con- ZttSKEStZSSZ
gregate around the sun, proposing tl I "
abollah him. But after awhile he asaall. Y? "V"
Dr. Tali
a peaa of congratulatloa, that by you
tlllery of light, and here and there Is ---
- ' .v. M the prospect for the heaTU
th banka of the clouda with flying ar:
of your chlldraa are mightily Unproved
you may hava lost a toy, but you havt
a sign of clearing weather. 'Many diet
not observe It Many do not realise It
' A n 4 nnw. man baa ha tli. HvlvKfr llvttl
which la In the clouda." In other wordi WB P.,C" w " '' ' ' J
Aaain, a rwiumrK jnit uiii 10 niajn
the vary beat of yonr bereavements t
The whole) tendency la to brood ovet
these aeparattona.1 and te give much
time to the Handling of memerKoea of
there are 100 men looking for aunshlne.
My object will be to get you and my
elf into the delightful habit of makini
the beat of everything.
tlatlc. that In India In the year 1871 J!pa'1' tC m","f V,?"w
.i. . ,. .,.. tlona to the cemetory. and to say: "Oh,
wild beaste. and that in the year 1871 1 C"1 "ver 'k P y hop Ir
i.hi. ..... M rwvi 1. on- My courage la gone. My rellg-
deatroyed by wild animal. 'But thers J-
la a monster In our own land which li
year by year destroying more than
that. It is the old bear of melancholy
and with gospel weapons I propose t
chase It back to Its midnight caverna
I mean to do two sums a sum In sub
traction and a aum In addition a sub
traction from your days of depression
and an addition to your days of JV
If God will help me, I will compel you
Oh. the wear and tear and exhaustion
of this sickness!" Tho most frequent
bereavement la the lose of children. It
your departed child had lived aa long
as you have lived, do you not suppose
that he would havt had about the aanat
amount of trouble and trial that you
have had-? If you could make a choice
for your child between forty years ot
annoyance, loss, vexation, exasperation
and bereavements and forty yeara ot
a - . ,k. Vln1. 1 tr.V. t lhal I h.ro 1. In
. . . B . . . ... heaven, would you take the responsl-
the clouds and compel you to make th, wmd
best of everything. J ' ttonal
In the nrat plaee. you ought to mak. J nand.th.
the very best of atl your financial mis- ' . . .
. . , . ... cup of many bereavements? Instead of
fortunes. During the panic a few year, " Jnto tna,
ago you all o.t money Some of yot J
oat it in most unaccountable y-Fn mof.
the question of how many thousand! .....
of dollar, shall I put aside -y, 7.ct that you have ho man,
you aubstltuted the que. Ion V Ho own
.hall I pay my butcher and baker and when you are
clothter and landlord?" You had th4. j,
. i , ,w ; Rolng on a voyage, everything depends
sensation of rowing hard with two oar ., .. .
and yet all the time going down stream1 un w,h're Tt . u ilt or
Tot. did not .ay much about It be. ?" " th ,whar th 'ou rnn
cause It Was not politic to .peak much he wrf whlch Jou olnr:
of financial embarrassment, but you, J Infc othe' vord"'
wife knew. Less variety of wardrobe. frlenf yU hV ln "f Ven, eM "
more economy at the table, self denial " wl be t0 fm thta
In art and tapestry. Compression. re-jTh" "ore friend, here the more bltte,
tronchmcnt. Who did not feel the ne-' troodbya. The more friend, there the
cesslty of it? My friend, did you mak. more Klorlou welcomea Some, of you
h.t f h.? Are vou 'aware ol ve " many brother., .Istera, chll-
t,w n.rrnw nn e.ran vou made? Bud- drn. frlend ,n heavn tnat 1 do not
'" ' trnaaaf h Q f HI V ttniV VAll Afatb sTfil fl IT tfh
pose you had reached the fortune to-
ward which you were rapidly golngl crowd through. When the vessel came
Whnt then? You would have been at from foreln lan,U ana broufht a Prlnc
proud a. Lucifer. I t0 our httrbor' the hlp" were covered
How many men have succeeded large- lth bunting, and you remember how
y In a financial sense and yet main- " men of war thundered broadside
talned their simplicity and rcllgloui bu ther a" no there Compared
consecration Not one man out of 100 j lth th V whlch donstrat
There are glorious exceptions, but th. ed whn yu P n broad bay f
general rule Is that ln proportion as a ven.y .aiuiauuu. xf n,, ir.e.m.
man gets well off for this world he geta J hav tb ealer own
LlUllOli V ll.l. ! UUI w - TIIVHICI
'noorly off for the next. He lose, hli
sense of dependence on God. He gets a
distaste for prayer meetings. With
.inn,., nt hank alrkz-lca . ml rilpflfv III
' . .., . . , ,,,, romp and laughter of her householJ
Government securities, what does thnl t j j,
man know of the prayer, "Give me thli ... . , . . . . , .J. ,
i -.. m. .... yu nt the bright llRht ln the clouda.
day my dally bread?" How few men . , ,
mm iikiiv me mauiaicu invtro u, ; oui
whose children are In heaven?' Why,
there I. no more grief In It than there
Is in her going Into a nursery amid the
1.1.
Larit aaatlcina. Tea) art geaag la ae
wei anyhow before leaag. Reavea leaa
old city. Wt Ma.aaver yet repotted aae
eaaa of slckaeea er ease bin at naortaK
Ity.' No ophthalmia fof the; eye. He
paeiuaonla for the lunga. No nlaurtay
for the ride. . No' neuralgia ' for the
aervea. c Na rheumatlaa for the mua
clea "The tahabi touts shall never aay,
I am sick." "There shall be no more
lurculv nllr.riuf 111 In thin u'nrld nrft
bringing houIb to ChrlHt or .l.owlmj' gl"r,,,ed klndred.?
self-tlenlnl for others or are eminent fot
piety? You can count them all upos
your eight tinners and two thumbs.
One of the old covetous soulsj, whet
he was sick and sick unto dtnth, unco
in hnvA o hn.ln VirnliL.hr In A hn.ln
filled with gold, and his only amuse-, obJec' a mile off and you cannot see 1.
ment and the only relief he got for lill
So also, my friends, I would liivc
you make the best of your sli'l:n-s-When
you see one move off with classic
step and ln full physical vigor, rui re
times you become Impatient with youi
lame foot. When a man describes an
i " 1 1 ,' ' ' : ' "-Wfl
T fmGms?rlas4i bfi f
I l In time. aoM d-uL' - I .
j .. . ..-J'jnl. 1 . mJ
at all, you become Impatient of youi
inllammcd hands was running them 11 '
down through the gold and turning II mak,nf a K,reat achievement you be
up in the basin. Oh, what Infatuation come 'mpatlent with your deprnsed
and what destroying power money ha.' nery"U8 at T oHapl;la:8u
for many a man! Now. you were sail ', hea'lh- 1 VU
Ing at thirty knot., the hour toward make, the wtuof Brood over II
these vortlce. of worldllness-what . brood over aU the8e Ulneae-and youi
mercy It was, that honest defalcation! nerve8 become more twlt.-hy.. and
The same divine hand that crushed Vw yW more aggravated, and
your storehouse, your bank, your office. yur eakne.. more appalling. Bpt that
vni.r la.nr.1,,. rnmnanv. lifted vou out' the devl1'" worlt t0 te V how tc'
" " . 1. - . I . T. ,.
iimav uiv nuisi ui lb. Al is 111 Hl'i p
of destruction. The day you honestly
suspended In business made your for
to show you a bright light
I cloud..
I Which of the
ln
n nlAnUv
..rti... -t ..f oinnJ Which of the Bible men most at
.ry well myself, but I am so dl8ap. tract your attention? Tou say. Mowi
pointed that I cannot leave a compe- Job' Dav'd' Jmlah, Paul. Why, what
tence for my children." My brother. a ,tran" thln u li that yu l"lv
the same financial misfortune that h CB0,en th0M who wer Phylcal!j
aisoraerea: moses i Know ne va
a-olno- to' save your soul will save youi
hlldren. With the anticipation of larg rvou. '"m
fortune, how much Industry would youi
children have, without which habit oi
the clip he pave
the Egyptian. Job hi. blood was
vitiated and di.ea.ed and his s':ln
industry there I. no safety? The youn. l"tre.fully eruptive. Davld-he had a
man would aay, "Well, there', no need ru"1 hlch he apeak, of when
of my working. My father will soot . "My ore raa In the night and
atep out. and then I'll have ju.t whai cea nt-" Jeremiah had enlarg
I want" Tou cannot hide from hint ment the. apleen.. Who can doubt It
wno
Tou think ' re" meniatiousT. . tiui n
i,mi. it m. u.. .if .knni: naa m meume aicaneee wmcn tne com-
how much you are worth.
It. He can tell you almost to a dollar.
Perhaps he has been to the county of
fice and searched the record, of deedi
mentator. have been ' guessing about
fdr year., not knowing exactly what th.
aspostle, meant by ."a thorn . in th
and mortgage., and he has added It aU! fieen. . I do not know either, but It tva.
up, and he ha. made an e.tlmate o' something .harp, .ome thing that stuck
how long you will probably, stay is him. I gather from all this that phy.
thl. world, and la not a. much wort Horder may be the mean, of graci
rled about your rheumatism and short- th o"'- Tou .ay you have so many
nee. of breath aa you are. The onlj 'temptation, from bodily ailment, and
fortune you put la bl. bead and heart! r ware only well you think you
f all the young men who started llf' could be a ood Christian. While youi
with $40,000 capital, how many turnee temptation, may be different, they ar
out well? I do not known half no mora than those of the man Who
doien. ' r ' ' I ha. an appetite three time, a day and
Th. h..t inh.ritanr a. vounsr nu sleeps slant hour, every nlRht
can have Is the feeling that he haa U
light hi own .battle,, and that .life la
From mjF observation I judge that in
valid have more rapturous view ol
struggle Into whleU as must throw1 body th next ' world than well psoplr and
and aonl or be dtaaraoefnlly i worsted wTH hava blgMV renown In heaveni Th.
Where are the burial plaoe ot tho met Hh delectable mountami
who started life with a fortune? Somt' throuii, the latUea bf the sickroom
ot them In the potter's Held, some u' There are trajna running svery: houi
the suicide's grava. Siut few of thee.', between, pillow and throne,, .betweet
men reached 15 yaari of, age. 'Thai ho.pltal and mansion, betwe. a band-drahk.-they
imoktd. they amWed.j Ii flages.andi robes, between, crutch and
them' the beast . destroyed the' man tranche Oh, I wlsb.aotoe ot yon
Borne of them Uvd long enough to grf Ppla h4fara owparW'4jmv..i,
thekrrtpnea and weat through tkem' heM. "r ',.. ffj'f"
a
Mkrrtunea an went through tkem;" StiISja-S.5
m vast jajerJty af them did not J c xM$W
TtsFIVQ?
'Again, yon aught to make the beat
of life', finality. Now, you think I have
a very tough subject. Tou do not see
how X am to strike a spark of light
out of the flint of the tombstone. There
are many people who have aa Idea that
death la the submergence of everything
pleasant by everything doleful. If my
subject could' close In the upsetting ot
all such preconceived notions, It would
close well. Who can Judge beet of the
feat ores of a man those who are dose
by him or those who are afar off? "Oh,
you say. "those can Judge beat of the
teaturea of a man who are close by
him!"
Now, my friends, who shall Judge ot
tlje features of death whether they are
lovely or whether tbey are repulsive?
Tou? Tou are too far off. If I want to
get a Judgment as to what really the
featuree of death are, I wilt not ask
you. I will ask thoae who have feeea
within a month ot death, or a week of
death, er aa hour of death, or a minute
of death. ' They stand so near the fea
ture., they eaa telU They give unani
mous testimony, If they are Chrtatlaa
people, that death, Inatead of being de
moniac,, 1. cherubic. Of all the thou
sands of Christian, who have been car
ried through the gates of the cemetery,
gather up their dying experiences, and
you will find they nearly all bordered on
a Jubilate. How oftea have you seen a
dying man Join In the psalm being aung
around his bedside, the middle of the
verse opening to let his ransomed spirit
free, long after the Hpa could not speak
looking and pointing upward.
One week of the year Is called blos
som week called so all through the
land because there are more blossoms In
that week than In any other weeekt
the year. Blossom week! And that la
what the future world Is to which the
Christian Is invited blossom week for
ever, tl Is as far ahead of this world
aa paradise Is ahead of Dry Tortugas,
and yet here we stand shivering and
fearing to go out, and we want to stay
on the dry sand and amid the stormy
petrels when we are Invited to arbors
of Jasmine and birds of paradise.
Oh, what an ado about dying! We
get so attached to the malarial marsh
In which we live that we are afraid to
go up and live on the hilltop. We are
alarmed because vacation Is coming.
Eternal sunlight and rest programme
no Inducement. Let us stay here and
keep cold and ignorant and weak. Do
not Introduce us to Elijah and John
Mliton and .Bourdaloue. Keep our feet
on the, sharp cobblestone, of earth in
stead of planting them on the bank of
amaranth ln heaven. Give u. this
.mall Island of a leprous world Instead
of the immensities of splendor and de
light' Keep our hands full of nettles
and our shoulder under the burden and
our neck In. the yoke and hopple, on
our ankle, and handcuff, on our wrists.
"Dear Lord," we seem to .ay, "keep u.
down here where we have to suffer In
stead of letting us up where we might
live and reign and rejoice."
I am amazed at myself and at your
self for this Infatuation under which
we all rest. Men, you would suppose
would get frightened at having to stay
in this world Instead of getting fright
ened at having to go toward heaven. I
congratulate anybody who haa a right
to die. By that I mean through sick
ness you cannot avert or through acci
dent you cannot avoid your work con
summated. "Where did they bury
Lily?" said one little child to another.
"Oh," she replied, "they burled her In
the ground." "What! In the cold
ground?" "Oh, no, no; not in the cold
ground; but In the warm ground, where
ugly seeds become beautiful flowers,"
"But," .ays some one, "It pain, me
so much to think that I must lose the
body with which my soul ha. .0 long
companioned.'" Tou do not lose it Tou
no more lose your body by death than
you lose yur watch when you send It to
have It repaired, or your Jewel when
you .end It . to have It reset, . or the
faded picture when you .end It to have
It touched up, or the photograph of a
friend when you havt It put In a new
locket. Tou do not lose your body.
Paul will go to Rome to get his. Pay
son wilt go to Portland to get hi., Pre.
Ident Edward will go to Princeton to
get hi., George Cookman will, go to
the bottom of the Atlantic to get hi.,
and, we will go to the village church
yards and the olty cemeteries to get
ours, "and when wa have our perfect
spirit rejoined to our perfect body then
we will be the kind of men and women
that ; the resurrection morning will
make' possible. .. -
. 80 you, see you have not made out
any doleful story yet What have you
proved about death? What Is the case
you hav made out? Tou have-made
out Just thle that death allows us to
have a perfect body, free of all aches,
united forever with a perfect soul, free
from alt .In. Correat your theology.
What does It all mean? Why, H means
that moving day Is coming, and that
you are going to quit cramped apart
ment, and bemansloned forever. The
horse that stands at the gate wilt not
be the ono lathered and bee patted, car
rying bad news, but it will be the' horn
that St John saw In Apocalyptic vision
the white horse on. which .Ihe King
comes , to the banquC The ground
around the palace will iuake with the
tires- and : hoofa of celestial' equipage,
and those Christians who In this .world
lost their friends and lost their proper
ty and loot their health n4 lost their
Ufa will, find out. that God was always
klod., and that, al. things worked to
gether for their (ood, and that; those
were the wUeat people on earth who
mada the best at everything.1 iee you
not now th bright Itfnt la th cloud?
If your btby is delicate
and sickly and . its food does
not nourish it, put ; fifteen
or twenty drops of Scott's
Emulsion in its . bottle three
or four times a day and you
will see a marked change. .
We have had abundant
proof that ; they will thrive
on this emulsion when other
food fails to nourish them.
It is the same with larger
children that are delicate.
Scott's Emulsion seems to be
the element lacking in their
food. Do not fail to try it if
your children do not thrive.
It is as useful for them in
summer as in winter.
Ask your iocttr if Ait is not trut,
SCOTT k BQWNE, Ownilaw, few York
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Orosagrove, Pa.
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Jury List.
List ol Grand Jurori ornfrii atr the oeurt rf
Oyer aaa Terminal fJreoenal Jail D illvery ana
quarter Sessions gr the Peace of Snyder County.
Pa., held aa June Term comntenclui; Juue (,
A. D. law.
Aurand, Ellswortli, 1 ibon r,
Dakar, Holwrt W., turmer,
Gilbert, Emanuel,
Gundrum, Krcd., carpenter,
Ilerruld, O'm. M., mlllur,
lyirbster, II. II.,
Hendricks, Norton, laborer,
dare, William,
Kerr, Joseph, farmer,
Kinney, Danlol,
Inlg, J. D blacksmltli,
Marks, John, carpenter,
Manbeck, Lewi?, rnutleman,
Pawling, W. W., laborer,
Rice, 0. 0.,
Row, Theodore, farmer,
Stroup, A. N
Htaltb. Bennorllle, clerk,
Rbolley, Daniel, farmer,
Bteelcy, J, J teacher,
Bhotzberger, Harry, suotloneer,
Utah, W. A. T.. farmer,
Wendt, rtibert, carpenter,
Ketsier, Epbralm, laborer.
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W. Beaver
Adnms
HoliDHifrove
Monroe
Centre
Union
Helinsgrove
Centre
Helinsgrove
Washington
SellriBgrove
W, Beaver
Washington
Union
Mlddlecreek
Ceutre
Hiddleburg
Union
W. Beaver
Washington
sprlnif
Chapman
Centre
List of Petit Jurors drawn for the Court of
Common Plea., court of Quarter Session ot the
Peace. Oyer and Terminer and Gsneral Jail
Delivery of Snyder County Pa.; held as June
Term commencing June e, ltwt.
Bowersox. Oliver, farmer, Franklin
Boust,Iaac, . , . . Monroe
Blckle. C. K..- Mlddlecreek
Bowenwx, Isaiah, Franklin
Dreeso, John. , . Washington
FeMtermacber, (teo. P.. laborer, Sellnsgrove
Forry, Samuel, ' . . , penn
nsn, r. c., oontractor, Monroe
Oarman, J. laborer, , w. Perry
Gilt, Iloward, farmer, Franklin
Hummel. L. P., luborer, Mlddleoreek
Herman. J. T.. merchant, . centre
Uottensteln, wo. J Uborer, Mjoiw
Hartman, Howard, farmer, Centre
Hart man, William, blacksmith.
Holmes, W. O., Justloeof the Peaoe, Pens
Haupt, Harvey, laborer, Sellnsgrove
Herman. Sylvester, farmer, Jaokson
Hoisnue, A., gentteman, ; . w. Beaver
llahn, J. . tracker, - Monroe
Kline, Botomon, Br., farmer, Janfcaea
Kline. Joseph, , ' - W.Beaver
Kline, jatnei M-. laborer, , Beaver
Krebs, Daniel, farmer, . . Union
Kreamer, B. W Uborer, . w. Perry
Long, Peter, gentleman. ' e.n
Mnaeer, onatban, farmer, Mlddlecreek
Miller, Frank, laborer, penn
McAfee, O. P., Fraaklla
Menses. Geo. W carpenter, Wsahlngtoa
Marks, Cyrus, farmer, -Ceatr
Middleswarth, N. B., merchant, W.Beaver
Millsr, Rttfus, tanner, Wublngten
Paige, Thomas, Justtoe ot the Peace, Chapman
Rltter, D. P.i laborer,-
Retchley.O. W, clerk,
Retcheabach, Joel, farmer,
Boush, G. J., laborer, ' ' ' '
Roush, James H , farmer.
Rennlnger, J.H., carpenter,
Roouf , o, D.. farmer, ; ,
PotUger, A. R., doctor,
Tehts. P. V., agent.',. .'
tftXief.H. H laborer; .
M,:Jolu'.blaanUtb,
VigaarriuttJirer. '
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Monroe
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W, Perty
Mlddlecreek
Washington
Franklta
Peaa
Bellnsgrove
"Monroe
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