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r iiM staUmpU f teU t ttrmg m thtmnhn
to rlri tmMNihmni, U true f tV dtmiud, too m
itntdn l ht pastU tmtr bymmy mmm tvfe Mrw
ciaUs 0 vatuo tf ixni health.
si te-eUr mMmi
TWT BIS seatae teJSaS M
I mm ssavtsr aay T Myi that k
0- rhdveeUety,cUk tta tM.
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AwwvnwiMMMii
k tortaf wib CM Mm AH Ml
of Mr Bfc M bmnA tW x-
ef Mm '
JaMrMJ M dMWUM of Mt MMs Mv
t inytMii ci Usuttf
To-dyMawau
Jbt wants others to profit bf Mr -
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riMCtl S0fOW WtUI WMfOyBMIOIf
LfuiupPTMslMis.
"For five vcm I sufttnd with ovwba
k," Mn. Ours wa vmtoo of
ttory I wm MKHMOtM ssd(1 day
bctdacM ana uunM rwM&ing ptitw
my MCJK aim moiuacni
-For moatta At ttn I wouU m can
to mr Md.
"At times bbek spots would appear
tore my eyes and I would become bUad.
me uoor unieniea me.
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ON T SAGKIFICIS ...
Future Comfort for present seeming Economy, but BUY
the Sewing Machine witb an establisbed reputation
that guarantees von long and satisfactory service :
"7i E W
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mm
loTSond tor our beautiful half-tone
i Insurance.
Snyder's old, and reliable Gen'i
Insurance Agency,
SEUNSGROVE, SNYDER COUNTY, PA-
SDlmor W. Snydoi", Loaat,
Successor io the late William II. Snyder, x
The Par-Excellence of Reliable Insurance id represented ia the follow
ne lint, of StAndurd r!oinnaniH. from which to make a Hulectiou. Noue
Better the World over.
SUNK, MMJATIOtl, AHXKT!
FIRE Royal, Liverpool, Eng. (including foreign aasets) 5543,iMKl,onO.OO
Hartford, of Hartford, Conn., (oldest American Co.) 8,H5,735.H2
rnoauix, nar::oru. luuu. ,.n,,v,...,..
Continental, New York, fi.754.9oa72
German American, New York, 6,240,01)8.83
LIFE Mutual Life Iub. Co. New York, $204,638,983.r.0
ACCIDENT Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation,
Accident Ins. Co. Subscribed Capital of 3,750,000.00
Fire, Life and Acddeot risks accepted at the lowest possible rate, jus
tified by a strict regard to mutual safety. All just claims promptly ami
satisfactorily adjusted. Information in relation to all classes of Insur
ance promptly furnished. ELMER W. SNYDER, Agt.,
Telephone No. 182. Office on Corner Water & Pine Sts. Selinrprove. P
t CANDY
i; f"; ?V0 ALL
. : DRUGGISTS .
WMMt tocao sslssM w'soa Ms safMoea eefthsM.b tote., a
a Mit Caere era. ao urn asisas nwlsaT stpases Tb vetW aaisstoaet a
imMysi solfcto eeppieftleM eosMpoMleheAa ss, eaUUa
1H nf flj Morf or-siricitcn Empire
aMMVesaf sMa4ras-oMM)atMrateMwrfear eoMoo tbeesewto lhe.
sdkft seMt rTtXM bMft fm.mn se eetaeeiie dMortptioa of ibe grna
celasaM, eH. si o Wte retM. aoc k esabelUsbe Hb
sstf-oe tUeaWa BisssalM tHrwei ,;iu i . ,
T& wtrHAJtj, 'orcos-orOer MiM rMM papers to ta ceoetry resMi JM
W r iKMaai eo t spss CVt sdi'siMs, ale , Tt
t " I :V asi-iy ys, oH Marat M at toiM ii
iMM MCM ACM MM. A
heal m4 iHriri a hdSTTkm
leMa a4 Mrfssiii
'ft w Milinlel
nu ra Mr hb People,
iMartftMttMyMaa
BMoWlMMtM
.Tber cored mel Tl brosfkt es
mm ! say Us tad filled My cop wttb
wUb9w4DsHm ' '
TMfceedacbe ft pxaei tM twitcbiag
k omi tke atoaaoarai goasi the
tremMtag bee caaaad, aoi 1 have gsMed
iWHeM a'steaftb at snue aod I am
tfcenUol lo Dr. TuLW PMk Pflb for
Pale Peools for tke H wring,"
OhwI&WPmkPiM lm pravad a
kooo to womanHnd. AcMf directly oa
tbc blood aod aerrce, tbey tortora the
reoolsM .yMUrp to all parts of the body,
crcattsf fMcttoaal regdarKy aod perfect
barmooy throuohout the octtom ryetem.
The paOor of the cbeek b chaoftdto
the dcUceta bhoh of bcahhi the eyre bright
cot tbc muscles now elastic ambttkn Is
created aod good health Nturae,
Dr. iffiams' Pmk Pills are told by all
draggistr, who unhrerssUy consider them
the most fmportaat remedial agent they
have to dispense.
Tle Wl)ite.
Its beautiful figured wood
work,' durable construc
tion, fine median i
cal adjustment,
Cotiplwl with the Finest Set of Steel
Attachnieiits, makes it the
Most Desirable Machine in the Market
FRANK S. RIEGLE,
MlDDLEBURGIT, 1A.
catalogue.
OMrrMiir .w lackiit.
Let see latroouoe a veotlti
We adantM.oar a rarioa Mrisv. V
MeM.a heraoa4 eewyf -
m omtm eMsra. aoer.er ure, too
o wlU awear a ail tt atata, tMt
o MB
w ooad plaatta laasl.W
Tsu ta weoda to wavta' o'er tt aesl la
Tit kr dlUtreaeo M aaaaoceo I rates kto
wutera aar,
MstMaweara wtu areat TeaesasMo.taet
fami la' dooaa't pay.
04, U" tolaleo grow tuzurtooe whar tsw
ten e tighter bey
-mm. in- ramm-vrj ouauo arouad eoe
aa aM ftMiA
M be spends his time la flshta' (Jee t iiM
aw vans BWB7I,
Na eoestn' all ereotlea 'eauee hie faralB'
NA the erooke betwtot th ehlhtlee aa kto
root i.i m ine rain,
Nd a cardboard ar a piece ut tin reptoeo
aa.h hrAlt.ii n...
la th' window ur bis house, beeauae It
mm i bo uee, no way,
T expend a cent In fUln' up while farmta'
doesn't pay.
Ob, th' troubles an' tV trials of oM Term-
r cjhi is aremi;
Aa' It would set th' world a-wtepln'. ex
th' hull t ahauM
Nd I know be'e perseTerln', f r rve seen
ua an an nen
Vt a day. 'n' never k.teb enough t all
a earcer dish.
'Nd th' laws uy this creation isn't what
they out bter be,
'Nd ther's soraethln' sadly lacktn' In this
country, rrcat n' frM.
When a perseverin' tiller uv th' sell's
ooiieTca t' say,
Thet with all his perseverance, he hes
never mada It tiavl
- Western Rural.
SIZE OF SUGAR BEETS
Ybe Small Kind Are Richest la la-
eaarlae Matter aad the Meet Prof
itable (or the Grower.
At a discussion upon augur beets re
cently among tbomembera of a Wiscon
sin farmers' institute Prof. VV. A. Hen
ry, dean of the Wisconsin agricultural
college, said, concerning the eize of
beets: ",The best sugar becta weigh
about two pounds each. Do not try to
grow great, largo beeta, thinking they
are tbo best. Years ago when. I wus
looking up the beet sugar question in
California I had a conversation with
some of the officials of the Southern
Paciflo Railroad company in tlieir office
in Son Francisco. I was urging upon
them the importance of beet sugar pro
duction in California. Col. Crocker, the
leader, showed much indifference, say
ing that he liadi lost $30,000 in trying to
promote this very enterprise. I told
him that that was not necessarily a
reason why beeteugar production could
not yet be profitable. Later on in our
conversation, when talking about Cali
fornia's wonderful productions, he said
that in his experiments he bad grown
beets that weighed 20. or 30 pounds each.
As soon as he told we this, I replied:
'There, Col. Crocker, is one of the rea
sons your factory failed. You thought
lattfc beets were good beeta, when in
truth they are poor beets, and helped
wreck your factory. You should have
tried to produce small beets, but many
to the acre; and such, if grown proper
ly, would have been rich in sugar, and
these would have brought you success
Instead of failure."'
FENCE-WIRE WINDER.
With This Towl One Men Cti Do Lots
of Work Wlthaat Tearing Ills
Haads or Clethea.
Last full I made the device for wind
ing up fence wire, shown in the ac
coiiipanyingillustratlon. Itis ai trouble
some job to move a wire fence, but
with this tool one roan can wiixd up
FOR WINDINO FENCE WIRE,
barb wire smoothly and quicklyVnd
without tearing his olothea or bands.
The wheels for the front end are acme
old pulleys picked up at an implement
warehouse. None are placed on the
rear end, so that the sled will drag
a littlo harder to Increase the tension.
Fasten the end of the wire to an empty
spool, and place the spool on a crowtar,
run through holes in the standards.
Stand behind, between the runners, an4
turn the spool, which will wind up the
wire and draw the aled along. flebaa
tlon Meyer, Jr., in Farm and Fireside.
' Locate (he I'aa.rdxala.
Wherever an underdrain has been
laid, either a map of the ground should
be drawn, or such other memorandum
aa will enable the owner of the land to
always know where it may be found.
There la nothing more provoking te tho
buyer of a farm that la only partly un
derdralned than his inability to deolde
just where the old drains are located
and what else conduit they have. ' Of
eourae the drain, if In working order,
will ahow .within two or three roda
where tile or stone may be found. Bqt
to reach it then requires much needless
digging, which could ail have been
voided, if the man who Jeld the drain
hud been careful to make a record of its
location.. '. ' '.
Tho PoanMaioa FarmUaer.
Good plowing lies very close to tbo
foundation , of swoeaaful fannlngi.b'
Jug tha foundaUoa stone upotv , which
nearly all thorough and successful spl
culture must rest It is. en operation
which ahould never be tfcTformed bre
JMsJy, for, whUs c4telepudBto
plow the ground thoroughly ,.it U even
mere so to permit of tho work - being
lone la hurried and auparfldaj Ttstn
crAffrioultrnxal EMails.
CYar fTlrt'
In order to rive aila claUkM. to
Bp other apera ; eheap" we have
npde jurninente with Munber
of paper io combine theni with he
rwr at special rates. The regular
rate pet year lor the Pan" is tl.50
but during our special offer we will
accept $1.00 per year in advance.
Then if any want other papers that
we name below we give them the
advantage of special rates. The
first column names the publisher's
price, the second the amount which
added to $1.00 will pay for the
it pugT an(j t,e publication named.
The list is as follows.
Pub. rtlce.l'Com. Price.
N.T. Weekly Tribune. Si.eo t .
Rule. " pnaa, l.oo m
Waahingtoo Weekly Post, l.oo .m
N. Y. Thrice-weekly World, 1.00 M
American Oardenlnf (M), l.oo .
Pblla. Inquirer (dally), 3 00 t 0
Farm News (M), 40 10
Womankind (M), .U .10
American Agriculturist, l.oo .75
Practical Farmer, l.oo -Tt
Magazines,
Scrtbner's, J.oo g.w
Ladles' Home Ideal' l.oo .44
The Arena. iso t.io
McUall's Kaslilon Mag., 1.00 .30
Ooempolltsn, l.oo .so
Leslie's Weekly, 4.0 4.00
Herlew ol Kevlews, .M 00
Century, 4.00 S.ftu
You can make a variety of com
binations from the nbove, lor in
stance the PtisT and N. Y. Tribune
for $1.2f ; the Tdst and the Phtla.
Press for $l.r0; tho Post, the N.
Y. Trilmno, Womankind and Furm
News and other papers for ouly
$1.45 cash in advance and so on
combinations can be made to suit
purchasers' tastes. Address all or
ders to the Post or hand them tooiir
agents. tf.
Many old soldiers now feel the
effects of the hard service they en
dured during the war. Mr. Qeo. S.
Anderson, of Rossville, York county,
Penna., who saw the hardest kind of
service at the front, is now fre
quently troubled with rheumatism.
"I had a severe attack lately," he
says, "and procured a bottle of
Chamborlain's Pain Bnlin. It did
so much good that I would
like to know what you would charge
me for oue dozen bottles." Mr.
Andurson wanted it both for his
own use ana to supply it to his friend
and neighbor, as every family should
have a bottle of it in their home,
not only for rheumatism, but lame
back, sprains, swellings, cuts, bruhes
and burns, for which it is unequall
ed, for sale by all Druggists.
OLD COPIES WANTED.
In order to complete our tiles we
want the following named issues of
tlio Post:
July 8, Sept. lfi, ISO'.); Ort. fi,
13, 1870; Jan. 20, 1871; Apr. 17,
187:5 ; Nov. 4, Dee. 2:1, 1875; Mar.
7, 187S; Mav l.r, 187'.; 1-Y1. 17,
Mar. 10, 1S81; Apr. 23, 1883;
Mar. 27, June 12, Aug. 7 ai
id(H.
30, 1884; Sept. 17, 18S."; Jan. 2S,
May fi, Oct. 28, Dee. 23, 18S(';
Dee. 2D, 1887.
Any of our readers having copies
of the nliove issues will confer a
favor by letting us know,
copies in good condition, will
iiiiind u fair price.
Vhooplna Cough.
Slicll
Colli-
tf.
I. had a little boy who was uearly
dead from an attack of whooping
cough. My neighbors recommended
Chamberlain's CoukIi Remedy. I
did not think that any mediciue
would help him, but after giving
him a few doses of that remedy I
noticed an improvement, and one
bottle cured him entirely. It is the
best cough mediciue I ever had in
the house. J. L. Moore, South
Burgettstown, Pa. For sale by all
Druggists.
FREE TO COKSUUPTIVES.
Dr. Bint ul outtl ea etmltcsuoa
a frwa lUinl, of hU nW dtteovaT
for Oouumptlon. BroochlU and
nu raiun, woian nn. w nay
mmmd. Th. DiW!tor I. Vfl, Blllch
tnlemtee la pnadlne Uw bi'wi ul
tbla (rraat ramodr. RmiIhi .r n.
oiimm H write WIIB. aaiaj.
tB. H. a BABTB,
A, ilatar-Ovau Bias., Calrasa.
A sllss-l'Bderetaadlaar.
American Tourist 1 understand,
marquis, that you foil in love with a
disUngulshed American lady on ac
count of her pretty foot.
Marquis Dot is it. Dat is it Do
pretty ray she foots de bills. N. Y.
Weekly.
The publication of stories about the
prodigious achievements of women la
the Kondlke, region.. ought to be
stopped, ssys.the Cincinnati Enquirer,
tor humanity's asst'e? f Cat' one about
thevrwrtran who wanjeoT to tM f ukon
and carried' a sewing machine on he
back , is an especially pernicious He-
A physician in Mobile, Ala. b proud
patients under his oharge whoee ggtt
gate ages amounted to 841 years." One
la .78, asotber So, another 88, hni the
fourtJS W ysetfslold; Mci 2 Ml i'.t'.h
MrnfHSjA4f-m
The reoeat stqm.bs.Bosiob, ' which
pulkd tows aod erosaed the wlrea,
the QsaQi uf 100
O DYO
WASHES DYES
AT ONI OPERATION
: :any color.
The Clesnest, Fsstest Dye for
Soiled or Fsded Shirt Waists,
Blouses, Ribbons, Curtains, Under
linen, etc., whether Silk, Sarin,
Cotton or Wool.
Sold in All Colon by Crocmrt and.
Bruggitts, or mailed rot
for 15 contt ;
Address, THB MAYPOLB SOAP DEPOT, j
ui vmmm aires?, iw rare.
W10OWS' AI'HltAlSIC.MK.NTp.-iNulive Is hen
by Kivi-ii timl Hit) lulluwlui; Widows' Ap
pralseuieuts unUur tUu ;n u luw, Imvu but-u IUjo
wltu Hie t'leia ul llic orjuus' luurlcl Miuer
county tor t'oiiiirumiluu uu MuiiUa,v, ta th
day oi June, lxlut.
1. AiuruuMuifUl or l.lllle C. ltiitliloti, TTldnw
oteUiiiics A. ltatliluu, mlu ul rruukilu iwp,
sujovr to. duc'u, cliriud iu uu lukuu under Uie
auo exuiupium law.
K. ApiruiM'iiii.'ui ut KlluU'tli KoNsIt-r. widow
of William 11. t'esawtr. lalu uf tvatru iwp.sny.
iler cu. utx-'d. i-ltru-U lo bo lakuii uudur tlio
aiuooiuiiiplluii law.
a. Appral'iiieiilut l.uclnila llotvun, widow ul
SiunUul llowt-ii Into ul Krankllu twp. siiyuur cu,
dwu. fleeted tu lw taken under the iiu exeiup.
Uuoluw.
4. AtiprulHoinoiit of Stinih Walter, widow of
Jucoli l'. Walter, liileul h toiiktlti twp. SuyuVr
cu. dec d. flee It U lu Uu lakuii under (lie mo
uxeuipilun law.
6. Apprnlnoment oi ll.irrl. t I run!., wlduvr ot
MlcUuel KriiiiU, lulu ul 1 mi LI 111 iwp. .Snyder
eo. UiHi'd.,fleeleu lu lie luKel. Uliilut I 111) ;1M)
exvuipilun luw.
. Apiirulm'Uienl of Sullu lireshler, widow of
Henry i'. llremlur, lalu .u I'Im.iihiii iwp. Sny
der ew. dee'd, elwled tu be lukeu Uiiuer Ilia
SaiKlvxeuipilun luw.
T. Appraisement uf Kiln i llelclieiiLaeli, widow
Ol Daniel huleueiiij.cl, lule ol l ei ry Iwp. hiij
dr eu. dne'd. elueied lu uu luKeu under Uie .HXI
vxoiiiplluuliiw.
i. AppiHlneiuent uf Alice M. Ilepuer, widow
ufJuliu llepner, lule ol WuauiiikIuii Iwp, mi).
eer eo. Oei 'd.eleeu d lo be taken under Uie Will)
exeniitluu law. mtmm
.. . O. M.Siiimiki., l u ll., O.f.
MlUilletmrli, l'u .iho Till, lt-vi.
Accounts.
The folluwlnif m-euunis win ho He(-iite(l lur
uoiilli liiiiliuu ai the m l U i in ul euui l :
1. 1 Un IIIHI und lliml ueeuliu uf 1(. A. Kalil,,
coiuliuileu uf Alat.v HI. 11ukIihs, deeu.
. Tnu.ie!untiu;euuuiui3. A. Wul.i I, (luiir
diuli luid enuuulllu ul Wllllal.l ieiirer uf
lleuver iwp. Mivui'l eo.
. . II. il. Siiiniiki., I'rotliuuotury.
.lld(llebui j;li, l'.i., .iluy ;in, liw..
J Ktilh'I'ElfS NOTIlthh. .HuilCf Is lieieOy kiv
"eu lual uie loduwiii iiuima prrnuini li.tu
Uled llielr Adiiili.ibUalu..i, oiuiuiau, and hx
ueuioiH' ueyoiiuin In tne lu;iMera oilu e ol hitJ
Uer I uunlTttud Ine same win no pnnenieii mr
colillliniUiou and lUluWunew ui Ine tuiici nouoe
lu .uidnleuui'Kii, .Muuiu) , ,i uiie ol n lmi.
1. Aeeuuiaoi F. V. I.lllnliuni aim 1!. 1. Wub
Iler, udmlljIMraluiJiui.luiiiiO. limm laioul Wi.l
lleuver twp. hnjuei cu. dee'u.
i. r'llal aud limit uewjuiu ul (leoine C. Auuilll
or, vxeeuiur ul lu u.M.ue ui ,iu auiumer.
Into of Monroe Iwp. &iijer eo. dee'U.
S. firm, and llii.u iweuunl ol n. n. MjelirHt,
adiulniMralui ul 11- .i. hu-iuilnt, lulu ui I nlun
iwp.doe'u.
4. '1 uu lliHl iihd lllinl aeiounl olJulin llllliert,
exeeului' ol Muliiiia l-uiim. mm m i.m l
! lwl'- S"'il.'l" -U. dee d,
i (. Kinul uetounl or .lolin 1'. I.ill.el. lulmluln-
"'"ui ui ouin i.eu.Li, niiu ul Anudietteek
tW l
mijuei eu. uec u.
U. KlIHlund unal ueeuunt uf Uluirleii A. Saner.
I ex. ul Hie ial 1,1 uud le.tialueiil ul bil..iin'in
lireuii, lal- ut M idilleeieek twp. Miyder eu. dee'd.
7. tflrnl nud lllinl neeuiiiil ol Allien Fe.ssler,
iidiuliilHlralnr uf Iteuueu ll. 'ennier. late ul
t'enlie twp. SIQdei eu. uee'd-
I nemcuiTni'uf Ad.ilii I!. Walter, LMiaidlan
of lluliniNin K. Waller, ul. al. minor elilidieii ul
M,.ry Waller (lieu ItelililiiKei ), Uec'd auu urund
eulldieu uf JuUU L. Ituliliuijter, lain ul hiiiuk
lln iwp. bnyuereu. ilee'U
ll. lirnlund f 1 ii ill uiieuunt ut Kimini lliblL'limm,
iiuuiiiimlriuru ui I lie enialo ul lr. 'I liumaa 11
lnoibuus, IuUj of Uie LoroU(ii ul .tiU.dieonrMii
ill in. uuunly ul Sii) uer, due'd.
1U. The llrst uud lluul aixount uf tieurifo II
aim Jacob lueeku, exeeiiloi-s ul Uie last wu and
U.lauieiitot Jaeub Dleese.laUj ul Cuerv iwu
iuidereo. dee'd. "
11. Flint aud lluul account ol Wlllluin Kmwli.
acnilniBliaiuruf tuu tauiu of .loan Arboi:u.n.
luuiui retry twp. Snyder, eu. -ec'U.
111. Fli Bliuid lluul ueeuunt 1,1 11, a. lloweuox
aduillilalrutui at lli eslaic ol Audiuw J. Uower:
bux, lulu ul Ueniro iw p. suyder cu. uee'd.
ID. Flint mid final ueeuunt ul Pelur S. und
Henry J. lleruiuu ex. euui ul tuu tututu ul
Jacob K. llunnuu, due'd.
14. First and final account of L. It. llulne.'
SdmluUlratol ul I lie enlaU) uf KlUabulti Muyur
late ot SpriUB iw p. buy der cu. ueeeased.
15 Klinlaud partial ueoountot John s. Wolf,
admlnlatralur ut Uie estate of Harriet ISelu!
luU) ol liulun iwp. Snyder eo. dee d.
16. riiBlundllualueeouutoi V, II. Wairner
executor ol Uie lout will and testament of Jolin
Heed, lute 01 Huu iwp. suyder eu. dee'd.
17. First and final uccuuut uf Levi Ulrlcb,
aduilulbLruluriVf. A. ut uie enluut of Joun
Howteruiau, late of the borouu'li uf Hull liHirl'fivi.
Snyder co. deo'd.
is. Aeeuuntui Henrr in us. ituanllnn of in.
children aud uelrs of FranKllu suviier. ini ..i
Jackbou twp. Snyder due'd.
IV. First and final account of Lucettu Seers
and William H. Sours, administrators of William
B. Soera, late of the uutougu ul Seliustrove, Suy
uer oo. dee'd. '
Joss H. Willis, lieglster.
Court Proclamation.
WHEBEAH the Hon. Harold M. HoOlara
FrMldentJudu. ol the Judlslal lii.tn,,.
oompuMid of th. oountlai ol Suyder, aod
uniou ana it. v. Bauipuel end Z. T. Gem
berlloir, bus., AMuelaW Judiu lu and Inrsn..
reeaaty, havelMued their precept, bearlnji
mm ue s7Wdav eiApr. A.D., um. torn,
directed fur In holding uf an Orpliani' Court, e
ounrt ot OommoB Pleai, oourt ol Oyer and Ter.
miner aad (general Oourt ol ttuarter Sueioni ol
thaPeaoe, at Mlddl.burgb, lur the county ol
Saydej, en the 11 Monday, (bel.r the eta
day ol June 18W.), and to oonUuu. one eteea,
.RoUoels therefor, hereby a It.d to the Ooron
er.JtutieesorUiePeaoeaDd Uontubles la and
forth, eeeoty el tlnyder. to appear la th.lr
Kiser persoa with their rails, records, luquleU
m, .xamlaatloni sad other remembrances
to do the, tblnn whlsh of their otaoei and la
uw oauaii partain vo oe ooae and TTIlnum
and penonl proaeenUnc la behalf of the Ueat
sumwaalthajBMBBypereeaerperseasere ret
qaM to b flies sad then aaveodloc sad e
pertla wlthcut leave si their peril. Jestloee
areMiesMd to ke paactual is their Btteadeaee
at appointed Uaie screeebly lo aoUoe.
Olvea sader kaad serf . lal the Hherire
Oatee Is MIcMMenb, the tth day ol May
A.U i eae thoaaaad eight hundred aad staet
tat. e. 8. BlTTfcK, Sherlfl.
earn mmj9mwmmyW m9M sbbBbbbbbbbV I
t aaanmaaaw
No Mats, .i No lHaW.,
Look 1 1 Look ! t
IjOOlr. at VOUrRAlf whan n. v....
clothins-at my store., i kp eoa-
rtantiy in rtoclc the beat and finest
line of Hats and Gents' Clothiasj,
Furnisbina Goods. TTmlar
Caps. Call to see my stock.
W. B. BOYER'SrBEOTHERHOOD STOPC
OCNBURT, - - PENNA
A SUMMER SAIL
in ladies' shoes is a pleasant
voyage afoot. For tbo pleas
ure it gives, there's no sail
Iiko our sale. Crowds are
enjoying it, and securing the
prettiest, coolest and best fit
ting Summer shoes now man
ufacturcd, at prices which
buyeis find it a pleasure to
pay. Ir house or street
wear, pleasuro or o very-day
practical purposes, walking,
riding, or driving, we supply
the ideal shoes demanded by
fashion and the dictates of
individual taste. liadi es,
whoever claims your hands,
by all means surrender your
feet to these shoes.
G.H.
WANTED-BRAINS
08
ltd ivomioi of WnUcetos City. Tbis tcclc ec;t ci mas;
dollin. It will bo lost to yoa for acthise. Wiitt ui Uriiy.
CBycthitko(icitclhiisto fitoctl Protoct year tdon:
tbe7 my brill T oilti. Bo!:ro ij jiyl-g fct pitost, got
our liberal oflirt ltd fc?er.ter'i ittittint. Sititcris dolay.
f-OPr A. CO. Pitc' """(i? ""(mor r
New Music Liberal Offer.
To introduce our new monthly pub
lication. Amkiuoan roiTLAU Mimiu,
wemnke the following liberul oiler :
Scud us tlio iihines cf three or more
I performers on tlio piutio or organ,
' mid fifteen cents in money or post
i uge, and we w ill until you sixteen
pages ot tlie latest popular souffs,
two steps, etc., full sheet music nr
ronged for piano or organ, and Am
r.iticAX Topulau Mvsio for tfjrte
months.
Address Popular Music Co.,
Indianapolis, led.
REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY.
Made i
Well Ma.
15th Day.
of Me.
B tint AT 30th
prodilree the nlmva riwult. In'30 flay. It s. t i
jiowerfullr.ndiiuicklr. Cure, when all othrn fall
Young mu will rviraiu their loat aianhood.and old
W"1 recoor their youthful vigor bf uaing
IlKVIVO. It quickly sod. urslynrntore. Nervoue
."i Vi.UUl, Impoteicr. Nightly mlMione.
Loet Power, Filling Memory. Wanting Dtaeuee.and
all effecti i ol wlf abun or excsMand Indiscretion,
which undu ene lor study, euilneu or ni.rrUt e. It
not only cure, by starting at th. seat of dlaeaae. but
u a great nerve tonle and blood builder, bring.
i?f.. V,hi p,nh. ' o P"le cheeha and re
storine the Ore of youth, ft ward, off Iniunity
ana eoniurantlon. Inun nn tmn. dmih a
afni 11 bsarrted In Teat pocket. By mall,
7. . peg. or aix lor ao.uu. with a poel
Jlve wrttun aaraatee to ear or refund
aaesaoaoF. areolar free. Address
Will KD1CUE CO.. 271 W lattllu, CHICAGO. ILL
Ker sale at Mlddleburgh, by W. H. 8PANGLER.
Choloa rim Oak.
Oae cup of butter, two cups of sugar,
one cup of milk, three cups of flour, one
ball cup of cornstarch, four eggs, two
teaspoons of cream of tartar, one tea-!
spoon of soda, one pound of tigs. Cu
the figs la thin strips and sprinkle with
flour, then place a layer of cake batter
la the cake tm, nest a layer of figs and
so on, finishing with a layer of cake.
This la an excellent cake. Boston
Globe. - . - . . , ,
Think of.ltt ' A woman acting aa
engineer of a trolley car! Mrs. Mabel
Brierly. of Matamorae, Fa baa Just
been appointed substitute "motortnan".
on a trolley line In MidiUtown.N.Y. .
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