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yaps, i
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v juoae metptess as a ooty oy a artaapu tmvous y
' awe 4 rvtw ow like his own, and had tnomfh
, faith to follow the example4 it set him. Now he is -himself
an example to others who ore suffering from
disorders of the nervous system. .
Gdte 'voei voriUag la h gu4n,
rfaaaftfart t tnm a
ol MiddMWd CmM) N.Y. Ha
Us mtoMMIi ssMMsy.
fvfiftvvaan aHadakftiftlrt.
ifMfiJMKef Pliii ttoesyaeaa
:cfi
. TrWi carsar is a tTM.
fat fud with hoftth rrowetav far
k HihMftTHleNMMlfDr.
' Pink PSk far PkPU 01
brans dwMk
Midi
i Mart, MB, I wm attack y
I afterwards
Han
"two iUOM 4x trwytUnc
ttaryhuU far aaaTl Matsttr hoM
ofn Vm wuMi to mvtwM.
rlconMaotaMWflvaatlMt Hm
rxrrtbA wu canies to sav sJmJs,
IltVt Wfl bofSV Tk HttM tt MM
MXNmal. I M Ml Ml to IN
vary kmc. I wm bm Uflim fate a
Mr.! I auk low east lawm.
Tni foe A ttia tanas)! Fm s
lowtol ebb, ll begani to Ml
ana vigor.
"Tbi tonfaf foklmi
irtkk, .
"ft mil bitt i saaa nln irflri ll
M svfcfe&liatJ fawa CMwlfaybiwVa.
hW ftokkk fat Pal rtoflc.
MfcpvsM iaJtJisaW tof. I took two
kuiailfaciibi faajNtMHku.
"At mm waa MMAyj ay Mm to
htjVk wm mm of Miy Mirlftnttoi.
k fl I ttakfttttasa tow si ft atfls
1 1 pud
I eaves)
I wm cntM y wl At
a a baa. bat estovers
r fay rwM mi tow at a tone
nrtog JUS, .
I pn nf mm cotooy to Dfcffltam
HP? tor rut rtoeM.
Tfa dtodi fca raruffcaU itory toW add
to III hdytoliMM to ethan, Jtr.Trtop madt
affidavit to ra trnthfukMM faafort Kotncr
Hkiuu, a local Notary Pvb&b
Frwn fatlpfaMMMy Mkrlnf and f
Mr. Tripp ni Natead to Uit htaltfifwV
aafal acfivtfy iiaMMlid at tbt faiatoahn;
afthaikncfa. Ha ttpcrkact k Haw mmm.
. Thll factttootoi atoate a at af the
saait baffltoaj ttarvMM dtoMMt wttn wfalcn
eyMdaat art callad to caatoMLtta cur fay
.VUUama Ptok Pttk far Pafc Paopfa
hat bHMM a aaattor i ahneat dairy oc
ttrtntt. SomImy bmtom tmthki ykld
BMch mora Maddy to the powarkil toflit
aaoe thaw vtfttafalt pOkcacrt to iMtorlBg
wailid orv fare aad to amtfytog and
CMkhiaf the blood.
Draftwi everywhere atfl DhTiOlaeaa
Ptak POk ior Pak PwpU.
DON'T SACRIFICE . .
, Future Comfort for preBent seeming Economy, but BUT
the Sewing Machine wiL an established reputation
that jniaranteea von long and satisfactory service :
Its beautiful figured wood-
t; work, durable construc
tion, fine mecliani-
carad3tiM
coupled VitW k
Attac-hmflntSjmafcrii it tne
aaTSond ior oar beautiful half-tone aataloKue' ,
ineft SetofStwl
ED
Insurance.
Snyder's old, and reliable Gen'i
', Insurance Agency,
SELDISGEOVE, SHYDER C0UIIT7, PA-
Tillmor SJSTm Snyder, Agent,
Successor to the late William H. Snyder.
The Par-Excelleoee of Reliable Insurance is represented in the follow,
rig list of Standard Companies, from which to make a selection. None
Uetter tne world over.
HANK,
a itn aaflAat
FIRE Royal, Liverpool, Eng. (induduiR foreign aaBett) $43,000,000.00
Hartford, of HartfordTOonn (oldest American Co.) 8,645,735.02
Phoenix, Hartford, Conn. , 5,688,068.07
Continental,' NewYork, 6,754,908.72
German American, r New York, 6,240,098.8
LIFE-MutualLifeIna.00. New York, ' 'V $204,638,983.fi6
ACCIDENT EmrJoyers' Liability Aaaurance Corporation,
Aocident Ins. Go. Subscribed Capital of - $3,750,000.00
Fire, Life and Accident risks accepted at the lowost possible rate, jua
tified by a strict regard to mutual safety. All just claims promptly and
satisfactorily adjusted. Information in relation to all classes of Insur
ance promptly furnished. ELMER W. SNYDER, Act.,
Telephone No. 182. Office on Corner Water k Pine Sts. Selipterove. P
ARRETS.
f(r CANDY
10c ' N-Ufl - . .v.. .i W-
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ALL
DRUGGISTS
Though
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MMtlCto
upba Tiicnisaincts
ralasaa wrthqMM-U-
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Mwt oWteM4 ownlM to aMMI Ufaml itum ef au- protuoa lbMMICh4
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aalf lM.iUMratt)Mv bom. mm taAtognpto. " , -
U ,,;TKcro b Other Book tlk li.
at tola took aad mM tar a imW ! bli m wOakii w
ottoM to to piwMta torMM to
rnrt rM CwV U tovrtae M nN
ft!nMMak; Brct amiiaiai bn
fkaatoMi
fat ftfVl vO ttM pvUlO dJOfTwaJfl j
tmSL. wt wamt aoaarral
i Aamtrihaior. Will m ! to tMMM I
navitovtookl Proawstoa It aow iMdy-AWrito , aa
unomn?;
Four Free Scholarships
To be awarded by
The Best Practical School in
America.
TO TfcE FOUR PERSONS
Who teoure the largest number
of votes in the contest ex '
' plained below.
Getjonr friends to snUe for the
POST and secure a Free
Scholarship
Votes Allowed tou SnucRii
For (.very new fiubfieriiidnn nr ro.
newaliiw a year accompanied, by
i.uu in cash oue hundred votes
will be given.
' For every sixmondusubacrintiim
or renewal navint-50 cents fiftv (50
votes will be given.
For every dollar's worth of iJ
r J-
work, legal advertining, bUKinesgad"
vertirfng or other printing; brought
to this office, we will issue a certi
ficate, when work is paid for calling
for 100 votes in the contest.
ScI)olar?t)ip Coupor).
Thi.f Coupon entitles :..
y'e have just concliulcd an ar
rangvincnt whenby we are enabled
to offer each of four young persons
a free scholarship in the celebrated
Eastman Business College, Pough
keejie, New York, the New York
Business Institute, 125th Street,
New York City, or the National
Correspondence Schools through
which they give mstniction by mail.
These instituions are known in every
section of the world. Their graduates
are thoroughly equipped for business
pursuits, and are numbered by tons
of thousands. They are found in
every city and in almost every
county and village in the United
States. The courses of study given
are short, inexpensive, practical and
useful and afford a betttr training I
for business than can be had in any
other school.
$1 10-In FreeSchoiarkhips-II 10
The following statement by Mr.
Clement C. Gaines, President of the
College, explains what the different
scholarships are and what their
valu is as prizes.
$37 Firkt Pkizk $37.
A $3f Scholarship Books, $2.
Good for n term of twelve weeks
personal instruction (at the College)
iutlie ACADEMIC, BUSINESS,
SHORT-HAND, TYPE-WRITING,
TELEGRAPH and PEN
MANSHIP dqmrtmcnts, ami $2 for
complete Short-liand books. If the
student prefer, Instruction by Mail
in Book-keeping and Short-hand of
the same value will be given.
$32 Skcosd Prize $32.
a $30 scholarship-bookh, $2.
Good for a complete course in
Short-hand (with looks $2) including
Principles, with practical work in
Coircspomlenos and Reporting, in
struction exclusively by mail ; or
personal instruction of the same
valne (limited to ten weeks) in any
department of the College, with our
Simplified Short-hand Instructor $2-.
f 25 Thihd Prize $25.
A $25 Scholarship.
(iood course in Ituok-kecpiag
(without books) inclnding InKJi
Sing&c and double entry, principles
and practical work, instruction by
mail or personal instruction of tltc
same value (limited to eight week)
in airy department of the College,
without Ixioks.
$1C Fourth Prize $16.
A $15 SchoLARsiiiP-LHKsox, Pa
pers, $1.
Good for a term of tn weeks,
correspondence instruction, in Short
hand, including lesson papers but
no books ; or wrsonal instruction of
the same value (limited to five
weeks) in any department of the
College, without books.
These prizes are easily obtained
and the lour young persons who
make the most telling efforts and
apiteal to their friends for help will
win them. The POST wants to
add 1,000 subscribers to its list
within the next 4 months. To .ac
complish this end it offers the
scholarships to the four ladies or
gentlemen who secure tho greatest
number of votes in our
Eastman College Contest
which is started to-day and will
close with the last issue of the POST
for August, 1898. Every ballot
cut from this paper counts one vote.
Certificates for votes acquired by
new subscriptions and renewals with
cash in advance will be issued with
ballot annexed, which must be filled
out and forwarded to be counted
No votes except those written on
the printed ballots cut from , the
columns of this paper or those allow
ed for subscription, renewals,4 job
work and advertising will be coupl
ed. -Extra copies of tho POST may
be obtained at 3 cents per copy.
to ONE VOTE in thcMiddleburgh
POST'S contest for 4 Scholarships at
Eastman Business College, Pough
ksepsie, N. Y., worth $110.
Geo. W. SVac.enseller,
Proprietor.
Our Clubbing List.
In order to give all a chance to
get other papers cheap we have
mode arrangements with a nuinkr
of papers to combine them with the
Post at special rates. The regulur
rate pei year for the Post is $1.50
but during our special ofler 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 publishers
price, the second the amount which
added to $1.00 will pay for the
Post" and the publication named.
1 he list is as follows.
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N. Y. Weekly Tribune, ti.oo
Phlla. " prom, l. 00
Washington Weekly Pott, 1.00
N. Y. TUrtoe-weekly World, 1.00
American Oardcnlng(M), 1.00
Phil. Inquirer (daily), 8 00
Vatm Newi (M), -50
Womankind (M), .60
American Agriculturist, 1.00
PracUcal Farmer, 1.00
Magazine,
Serlbner'i, ion
Ladles' Home Ideal l.0
Tne Arena, 2.M
M CO all's Fashion Ma?., 1.00
Cosmpoltun, 1.00
Leslie'! Weekly, 4 ott
Kevlew ol Reviews, .W
Century, . 4.00
Com. ITU.
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HOME DYEING
A PloMsttn mi Last
No Muss, NoTkvable,- f
13
WNWt
sdflp
WASHES and DYES
AT ONK OPERATION
?.ANY COLOR.
Tha Cleaneat, Fastest Dye for
Soiled or Faded Shirt Waista,
Btouaca, Ribbons, Curtains, Under
linen, etc 4 whether Silk, Satin,
Cotton or Wool. .-....( ' 1
SqU in All Colon by Gnctn and
Bruggioto, or mailtd froo
for15cont$;
AaVrwa, THE MAYPOLE SOAP DEPOT,
Ut Dm Strut, Nw York.
You can make a variety ot com
binutioas from the uhove, for in-
stimce tlie IVist and N. Y. Trihiimv: V:. i!.'h.?ntury-
WIDOWS' AI-1'KAlSb.MliN rf.-NuUot U ben
by givu turn Hit) tuliuwlUK Widows' Ap
priUwuicula uuUcr tliutUtu uw, uuve Ikd 0ll
Willi Uiu t ierk ul Uie Or juus' Ouurl ul buy iter
county fur Ooullruiutiou ou MuiiUii, the Sth
day or June,
1. Apprameiueiilot Llllle C. Uiitlilon, widow
otl'uaiws A. Kulhlou, late ol rraiikiln twp.
Snyder c. dec'u, eluclud lu bo ukeu under lue
law) exemption law.
X. Appraltieuieulot Bllzabeth FenMer. widow
of Wlliluui II. Feaaler, htle ol Ceniru twp. Sny
der co. det'd. elected to be taken uuuer me
ISOOeiemptlou law,
a AppraiMemeutol I.uelnda Dowrn, widow 01
Samuel Howeu lale 01 r'raukllu iwn. snvuereo.
dee'd, elected to be lu keu under Uiu turn exeiup
Uoulaw. 4. Aopralseineut o( Stirah Waller, widow ol
Jacob o. Waller, late 01 Fronklln twii. suvdi-r
co. dee'd. elected to be Uikvu under the faoo
c&euipiuiu law.
S. ADDralMclllHntUf IlKrrl"! Kmntz. wlilnw nf
Michael riaiiti, lute 01 Krankllli twp. Miyder
co. dee'd., elocUM lu be taken under tliu fciuO
exvuiiuuii law.
C AUDrallUUlHIlt Of Hulln UrPHNl-r urlffnw nf
Henry K. llreaHler. lale ul Cbapinuu twp. Sny
der c. dee'd, kcied to be ukuu under the
tatuexeuipuon law.
7. Appraiueiueutof Ellzi Helehehbaeh, widow
of liauiel KelehenbHeb. lute ol I'urrv i wn mhv.
ovroo. dac'u. cycled l be taken under the JO()
li. Appralwmentnf Alice M. Uepner, widow
ui rauu uepurr, taiu 01 waaiiinirion twp. sny
cerco. ilec'iKelftiid to be lakeu under the Hoo
exrmriuoii law. ,
O. M. Hiiinukl, Clerk. O. C
MWdliburga, Pa., May 7lu, iim.
Accounts.
ThefollwlliKaeCouhUt will be presented for
mnllruintkin ul the next term m court :
I. rue oral ana nnal accuuu of It. A. KautZ,
tjuiiiiiiiui ui mury m. iiukikh, ueeeanM.
H. ThesHcond accouiiL4ii n. a u'Him.i nn...
dian and eouitulllee ol William lerijer of
for $1.25 ; the Post nnd tin! Phila.
Press for $1. HO ; the Port, the N.
Y. Tribune, Womuikintl and Farm
News anil other papers for only
$1.4f4sh in advance atvl soon
combinations ran be made to suit
jiurelutsers' tastes. Atldrtw all or
tlers to the Post r liniultheiu totair
agents. t
Many old soldiers now feel Che
effects of the hard service tbey en
dured during the war. Mr. Geo. 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.11 he
says, "and procured a bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It did
so much good that I would
like to know what you would charge
me for one doten bottles.71 Mr.
Anderson wanted it both for his
own use an a to supply it to his friend
and neighbor, as every family should
have a bottle of it in their home,
not onlr for rheumatism, but lame
back, corains, swellings, cuts, bruses
and burns, for which it is unequall
ed, for sale by all Druggists.
OLD COPIES WANTED.
In order to complete our files we
want the following named issues of
the Post:
July 8, Sept. 1G, 1869; Oct. G,
13, 1870; Jan. 26, 1871; Apr. 17,
1873 ; Nov. 4, Dec. 23, 1875; Mar.
7, 1878; May 15, 1879; Feb. 17,
Mar. 10, 1881; Apr. 23, 1883;
Mar. 27, June 12, Aug. 7 and Oct.
30, 1884; Sept. 17, 1885; Jan. 28,
May 6, Oct. 28, Dec. 23,1886;
Dee. 29, 1887.
Any of our readers having copies
of the above issues will confer a
favor by letting us know. Such
copies in good condition will com
mand a fair price. tf.
It HOWTEK'S NOTICES. Notice is neronv mv
eu urn the lollcmhifcr uaiued persons huve
tiled tlimr Auiiiluisiratuiit', Muaruiun, and Kx
eeutora'.uucouiili! lu tne rtegmivi'a Ullleo ol Sni
der county, and Ihetuujic will be uretieuled lor
continuation and allowance at Uk I'ouu House
in juuuieuuruu, .uuiiuay, j uue Ui 1.1HH.
1. Account ol 1. W. uumlrufii unit u I iv.i.r.
Her, aUuilhlstratorHolJohn O. Uoaa lute of Ve"l
uva.vi i-n.nuyuerua. uee'U.
i. Klmia'id MuulaccuuulolMeorge O. Aunilll
i,rxcuuiur 01 ine uHUiie ol araii Auuiiller,
h..v u auu,, iv , gujuer CO, uec'u.
V. Klrl una hum account of A. S. Heclirtxt
auuunjsiratorol M- e. Sechilat, lale ot Union
4. Tbetlrstand filial account ol John Million
executor or Matilda taunt, late of Mlddlecreek
mji.. miyuer eo. uec .
6. Final accounluf John P- Ilii i .imiii.
tratorofSBmlltiM.1, lute of Mlddlecreek twu
Snyder Co. dee'd. H
6. J'lrstand nnal account of Charles A. Sailer,
ex. ol the laxi wid and leaiauieni of Kllzaneih
llreuii, lute ol Mlddlecreek twp. Snyder co. dee'd.
7- First and final accouut of Albert Fesnhr'
administrator of Meuoeu H. Keaaier, late of
vvu.w oilULI i;u. UW W
( The account of Adjin B. Walter, guardian
of Uobiusou K. Walter, el. al. nil nor chlldreu ol
Mury Waller (nee Itenuliiger), dee'd and grand
.iv-u u vuwu u, iiouiiinuer. miu oi rrana
llu twp. Snyuer co. dee'd
V. First and final account of Emma HIblgliaus.
administratrix ol the estate ol Dr. Thomas 11
Blbighaus, late of the borough of Mtudleburgh
... bu, wuillj Ul DJJjUCr, UIK U
10. Theflrtitand final account of (ieorge II
aim jacoo iireese, executors ol the lust will and
fl-iMiiurui, 01 diicoo iMuene.iiiu) 01 I'eery iwo
Snyder co. dee'd.
11. First and lluul account of William Housh.
admlulHtraior of the eitule of .loun Arboguai
lale of Perry twp. Snyder, co. uee'd.
IX. First and Nnal account of ll. a iim.iini.
administrator ol the estate of Andrew J. Uower-
wi i oi venire iwp. Bnyuer co. bee'd.
13. rimi ana nnal uccounl of Peter S. and
Henry J. Herman ext-cuiura ol the estuto of
j acoo ueruiuu. uec a.
14. First and final account of L. It. llaluca
admlulslralor of the estate of Elizabeth Mover
lale oi spring twp. Snyder co. deceased.
15 Flrsland partial account of John S. Wolf,
administrator of tho estate of Harriet NelU.
late ot Union twp. Snyder co. dee'd.
10. Flint and ti rial account or Y. II. Wagner
execuioroi me mat, win and testament of John
ecu. mie oi reiiu iwp. nnyuer co. dee'd.
17. riiBiand ntiul uccoiiut uf Levi Ulrlch,
adiiilulHtratorC, T. A. of tho estate of John
HosU rnmn. late of the borough of Sellusgrove,
Suvder co. dee'd.
in. Accoiinioi Henrr oinius, guardian of the
eiiuiireu mm iifirn ui r ninhiiu Bliyder, lute ol
v ucanou twp. ouyuer cuaec a.
19. First and final account of Lucetta seera
and William H. Seers, administrators of William
B. Seers, lain ol the boiough ot Selluhurove, Buy-
JOUR H.WIM.IB, ltcglHter.
Whoophs Cough.
' I had a little boy who was nearly
dead from an attack of whooping
eongbv My neighbors recommended
Chamberlain's Cough: PemedyX
did sot think that any me''
would heln him.- but after
him t feyr doses of that remedy j.
noticed) anj improvement, and one'
Dotua curea mm .entirely, it ia Jhe
beat coygh mcdiclnr I aver had in
the houee.-'-J. L. Moohi, South
Burgettstown. Pa. For sale br nil
Druggists.
Court Proclamation,
WHEBKAH the Hon. Harold M. Mot'lura
President Judg ol the Judicial District,
computed of the oountlea ol Snyder, and
vuiuu . ."i onuiuQvi ana 'i', ueiil
berllng, fcsui., Auoelate Judges In and for Sny
der county, have Issued their precept, bearlna;
date the iT7lh day ol Apr. A. !., Uw, to me
directed forth holding ulan ornhinai I'nnri
court oltloiuinon Pleas, oourt ol Oyer and Ter-
ujiuvr uu uvuem uiun oi quarter sessions ol
the Peace, at Mlddleburgh, lor the county ot
Snyder, on the 1st Mooday, (being tb 6tli
day ol June lHiw.), and toeonUnueon week.
notice Is tnerelor hereby given to the Coron
ertJ' 's or the Peace and Uonttables Id and
r ity ol Snyder, to appear In their
n With their rolls, raoonll. Innnlil.
InaUons and other remsmbraneee
'nings wnion or Inelr offices and In
pariain ra De done and witnesses
. prosseuUng In behalf ol the Uora
.ih aaalnst any person or persons are. re-
V-iraoe men ana tnere attkndlnj and da
rting without leaY at their peril. ' Justice
are requested to be punctual in their attendance
i mm appoimea um agreeaoiy to notice.
Office In Mlddfetu:
Olven under m band anit the HberlfTl
nee in niaaierura-n. tha Bth da ol xfmv
a.l'non thousand c&rbt hundred and alnetr
. 1. . u li t . wn. i ' ... . -
o. mil cja, PBWin.
Ua'U,.
Look! Look!!
TaOntr mi. rnnrflAtf wlian aV.-
clothiiigat my store. 1 kt-ep con-
latlly iu htock the bet-t ami finest
a? TI a 1 ..
iineni nsis ana uenis doming,
Furuif Ling Goods, Underwt-ar and
Cups. Call to see my stock.
W. B. BOYEF. MOTHERHOOD STQPl)
SCNBCHT, - - l'F.NNA
A SUMMER SAIL
in ladies' shoes is a pleaBam?
XTtwaetth cifsiW- Vir nlnati.
ure it gives, there's no sail
i ? t i t
nun t.wi nniA 'ittiTi a esa vsaa
enjoying it, and securing the
prettiest, coolest and best fit
ting Summer shoes now man
ufactured, at prices which
buyeis find it a pleasure to
pay. For house or street
wear, pleasure or every-day
practical purposes, walking,
riding, or driving, we supply
the ideal shoes demanded by
fashion and the dictates of
individual taste. Ladies,
whoever claims yoar hands,
by all means surrender your
feet to these shoes.
G.H.
WANTED-BRAINS
find for nrhidct)TiTi37nbllo tsilltagt, itifal
ui tvritis ef WitUxftei City. This teck eon ai ausy
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performers on the piaDO or organ,
and fifteen cents in money or post
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Vniing nii'ii will n uaiii their Imt raaiihnod.aoIiia
nun will tr tlitir yontliful visor br um
K I; VIVO. It ijiilckly and unruly restores Nervou
nfw. Lo.t Vitality. Jmpotrnrr. Nlirlitly EmlKions,
lwtl'oir.FalilHK M. inorj-. WaMlna DiBcams. and
all i lfi i'U of M-U thiiKo or neurit and Indiscretion,
winch nnt1ts..n6torK'iiity.biiiilneMormarria(e. It
nni only enn's by rtartma at the aat of dlaesse, bid
ll s arret nrrre tonic and blood builder, brias)
l bars the pink kIoit to pal cheeks and nv
torln the flr of youth. It wards off Inaaaft)
and Consumption. Insiat on hivinu RKVIVOrfla
othrr. It can bs carried In treat porket. Br mall,
1.00perpackaae,oraix foras.oo, wlthapoal
tlTe written guarantee to rnie or raond
hesnoney. OlrcnlarfrM. Addrtaa
10YAL IEDICIKE CO.. 271 Watoti Ue CHICAGO, ILL
rr sale at Mlddleburgh, br W. 11. 8PANGLER.
A leading Chicago packing firm has
Just buUt a private telegraph and tele
pbona Una between Chieaffo and SL
Lotila, to have direct connection with.
IU branch at tha latter place. Aamafl:
switch connects tha telfttrranh or tele-
pliona Instmments. At tho circuit la
metalllo and the wires are In a cable,
there ! no Induction that can be no
ticed, and tha lonir distance 'nhnna
works better than the city onea. Thli
lithe flrtt private Una. of over 20
mllea la the west. It practically cost
nothing to onerata IK and It aaveatho
packing company thousands of dollars
J-ear in telegraph and telephone tolls.