Doctors Can't
Cure It!
"Contagious blood potion it absolutely
tfceyond the skill ot the doctor. They
aaay doM a patient (or years on their
mercurial ad stth. remedies, but ha
will never be rid of the disease : on the
other hand, his condition will grow
steadily worse. S. 8. S. is the only cure
for this terrible affliction, because it is
-the only remedy which goes direct to
the cause of the disease and forces it
from the system. ,
I n a 31 toted with Blood Poison, and the
doc tore aid me no good, though I took
their treatment 11 lb
fully. In faot, I seemed
to id worse all the
while. I took llmeil
every so-ealled blood
remedy, Iml they (Ud no!
seem to rrtrli the dis
ease, and had no efleel
whatever. I was dis
heartened, for It wmfd
tltMt I w.mlil never be
lOw. cured. A t lh advice ol
:'' a friend t then took
SS. 8. 8. S., end luan tolm
vrove. 1 continued the
rlletne.nnfl It cured me completely, build-
loir in. nw lical th and lniTfUlnu inr appetite.
Altho-.r'i thM was ten years airo, I have nevei
nt bad a sign of the dlaoiur Ui return.
W. R. Numi.
Staunton, Vs.
It fa like stdf-dpstruetion to continue
to take potash and mercury; besides
totally destroyinK the digestion, thoy
dry up the marrow in the tones, pro
ducing a stiffne and swelling of the
Joints, causing the hair to fall out, and
eonipletely wroebin the system.
test
rSlZ J.
& s
for Dlil
.ThcOlUUU
is guaranteed Purely Vegetable, and is
tbeonly blood remedy free from these
dangerous minerals.
aHook on self-treatment sent free by
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.
PENNSYLVANIA KAILR9A1.
Sanbury & Lewistowu Division.
In effect June 2(3, 13D8.
araiirwABDj dib. statios. katakd
fTm i u A. I, in r m
4.21 I I.eetrtown J. 7". s.ns
4 39 'u'.oi ; Alain Street ; 7.:3 ' t ut
4.S rt.'H Lfximiwn "..Vi S.ln
I.IM 1141 4 ,r S H Ir.n.l T.4: t.W
4.01 u.4j : fainter . 7.4u a. 24
a v a.. j it 1 shimtie im ; .:u
sr 'i. 4 li Wanner 7..i S.:iS
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;t '.;.' 31 Keuh's Mills , S.1S 3..M
3-.M !l 11 A'laaibnrit. 8.1H 3..W
3 li.j ii Bi-svertcwD B.'io I 4.V4
Stl I i..'tj 30 Henler i 6.34 t (.14
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M P J'l HjiiimrT "1
Trrtin leaves Suubury 5 25 p m, ar-
rives at Sel.ustfiove 5 45 p m
Trainn leave Lewistown Junction :
-S S a m, 10 13 a m.1237 i m.5 !I7 n m.7 07 11 68 p in
Altnona, Fltt-'imrii and the Wen.
For MiltimorjHUil Walnnton V as a m I 04.
1 S3. 4 I'. 1 ui p m Fur I'liiU'lelpMa n.t Ni'W
York33 S.'.m. loll 33 4 4.1 and 11 lo put rut
Harriot ly 7 0) m :m.l i in
Philadelphia ft Er e R R Division.
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Trltio ! iv !i;ili!i' ln:lv exe. Suml.iy :
I 2 a ill ?'-r I'ric ai:il ('.ina:i..ilKU.i
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Much credit is reflected upon the vol
usteers by the records of the little
United States post office and of ths ex
press office at Camp Merritt. Since
the post office waa established three
weeks ago, an average of $SC0 a day, or
a total of over $11,000, has been sent
away by aoldiers in money orders, di
rected almost without exception to
mothers at home, and the express tent
has received $8,000, aent in express or
ders, evidently directed to the soldiers'
mothers, sisters, or other near rela
tives. Over 20,000 letters and eight
"tie sacks" of papers are sent away
daily by the Camp Merritt post office.
Doth the post office and express tent
have done much to encourage the send
ing of money to relatives that might
under other circumstances have been
spent during a trip to the city in
search of the regular offices. The
chaplains of several regiments have
thanked the express company for
keeping open on Sunday.
Foreign ignorance of America has
ceased to be surprising. It has coirie
to be taken as a matter of course by
Americans, but every now and then
some amusing instance occurs to call
attention to it ogaiaf A young wom
an recently returned from abroad says
that just before she sailed for home
she met a party of Englishmen who
were very polite, and showed great in
terest In her when they heard fche was
from Chicago. "Ah, yes." said one of
them. "I know all about America! You
see, I have same relatives over there.
You hnve to go to market in a cart. It
must be great fun." The girl wus puz
zled for a minute, but. soon found out
that his relatives lived on a ranch
somewhere out west, and then she hod
the greatest difficulty In persuading
him that in Chicago people did not go
to market in a cart. In fact, she says
she doesn't think he believes it yet.
Last year's wheat crop of the world
was smaller than any crop since 1890.
Thcyiuld was 2,139,540,108 bushels. The
failure of the wheat crop in many
parts of the world gives the farmers
of the United States a splendid oppor
tunity to realize a handsome profit,
and they are taking advantage of the
situation. Last year the amount of
wheat in the farmers' hands on March
1 was 86,147,000 bushels. This year on
the same date the amount was 121,
820,500 bushels. The present prices
of breadstuff a are likely to be main
tained until the new crop comes in,
and many predict on account of war
times much higher prices for prod
uce of various sorts than we hnve
known for a long time.
Now wo are sending our men Into
battle armed with the old Springfield,
says a San Francisco exchange.
When a Springfield bullet reaches the
murk It does the busim, but its range
is comparatively short. The Mauser
rifie, with which tlio Spanish troops
ure armed, has a range of 1,800 yards
or mor.'. The Springfield Is not good
fur much beyond 1,HW yards. It seems
like suicide to send men into battle
when they must be under fire for n dis
tance of MX) or l.liiiO yards before they
can reply, but that is what we are do
ing with the volunteers cn the way
to Manila and with most of the iirtny
Miteuded for Cuba.
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u leavv unl'iiry at 'JViainiml A 2',
i it iiiirnMiiirj, I'liuaneipnia anl
1. K. Wo il, (ic-n'l H Aici-iit i
J. B.iil'TCill.NsoN ien'l Mauaner I
An American recently returned from
l'nris reports that he almost caused
a street riot by accidentally tearing
a Frenchman's trousers' pocket with
the hook of his cane. The Frenchman
would listen to no upulogy and flew
into a passion, A crowd gathered and
raised the cry "Down with Ameri
cans." Finally the gendarmes eon
ducted the two men to a tailor shop,
where seven dollars was deposited for
a new pair of trousers. A cab was
then called and the American escaped
from the crowd of yelling gamins.
r .v
2 T : 1-;
- - WmtUmm
JUew MaefaU-rl wouldn't mtrry
Kaa who w leaa than SO yean old.
Miaa Klttlsh Ah, aelttsh to the hut,
Misa Macfall What la there selfish
about that?
Misa KltUsh-Wby. you wouldn't
want, when you died of old age, to
leave your husband In bis prime and
have a chance to get some young girl
and be happy. Chicago Daily NVwa.
Ne Real.
You are completely broken down,
said the doctor, "and must take sest
You must get away from busluesa
cares and worries and quit work ab
solutely for several weeks. Unless you
follow my advice 1 cun't be responsi
ble for consequences. ,
"Well," answered the mart, "1 will
ask my wife whether the business in
her millinery store will justify the ex
pense. Puck.
Such a Difference.
"Dearest, you blush like the rosei red,"
Said he, and be thought that rather nest.
In after years he simply said:
Great Caesar, Jane, you're red aa a
beetr i
Cincinnati Enquirer.
CONGRESSIONAL ITEM.
A large bill for river appropriation.
Harlem life.
The Greateat Invent.
The time Is big with great emjirtae.
With deeds and atatesmeiVa plana las
menee; But naught are theae to the boy whose eyes
Adjoin a bole In a baaeball fence.
Indianapolis Journal.
A Slight MlaanderatavndliiB.
Mr. Ouyer I suppose you ride a
wheel, Miss Antiquate,
Misa Antiquate Yes, Indeed; I com
pleted my first century yesterday.
Mr. Guyei" Really'.1 You dou't look
it, I'm sure.
N. B. Friends they were, but
strangers now. Chicago Daily News.
From Motives of Economy.
Wall Paper Dealer Something t
paper the walls of a sleeping-room?
Yes, sir. What shade would you prefer?
Customer I think I'd like something
that won't show a spot when you mash
a mosquito on it. Chicago Tribune.
On the Daloony.
First Guest The proprietor of this
hotel must make a mint of money.
Second Guest They say he spends it
as fast as it's made.
First Guest I don't see how he can
unless he lives nt some other slimmer
hotel. ruck.
A Pawn TloLel.
Tom I've cot to take Mav to tlie
plav to-night.
Dick That means three tickets, -h?
Tom How do you make that out?
Dick Why, one for your watch, and
two for yourselves. Lp to Date.
Terbnpa That IVna It.
Mnmma Alice, what happened last
evening? I thought I heurd some
thing drop In the parlor.
Alice I I think Mr. Templeton fel
in love with me. Chicago Daily
News.
Another 11 up to re.
She Do you know that married
men, as a rule, live longer than bach
elors?
ITe Oh. I don't believe that. It
enly seems longer to them. Cleve
land Leader.
r
tin n? Kfii r- i
t
Within the pact month the f.rst iron
bridge erected in the state of Ohio hua
j been removed. Thij bridge was over
. j Salt creek on the Central Ghiodirision j
' . V. A T I 1 . 1 , t. ,,1.!,. ..I1U...1 1.. "
j V fcUC UMIIUiUII. U. JMIIUUli IU
Muskingum county and was built in
, J ! 1S51. It was a tingle span, 71 feet in
y(j i length and was known as a "Dollman
cecs; truss unuge wun piatc gtruers.
Doll man was at that time chief engi
neer of construction of the Daltlmore
& Ohio railroad.
The Eldredge
$50.00
The Belvidere
$40.00
5ttpcrior to all others Irrespective
, lA price. Calalogwe telU you
V why. WriUforooe.
anrVorfA.
Poctery,
tSELVIDEate. ILL.
Pa""- -if
.ineia. f
Alateanny Idea is to makt-of allumln
ium all the mt-ua soldier carries ex
cept his rifle. Even buttons und shoe
pegs are to be of aluminium. Some of
! the Pennsylvania artillery companies
are provided with aluminium pailhold-
, lng three gallons, in v'Lich all the water
I used is sterilized by boiling over the
' camp fire.
! A Scotch physician thinks thatblcy
I cle riding may be u cure for insanity.
i He has tried it with good results on
j some of bis patients. In this coantry
it has made lunatics of some people,
Take those inan-kiUJug scorchers for
instance.
The military authorities of tine Unit
ed States Lave a theory that a sailor
will fight better when Le ia well fed.
la domestic economy the wife testifies
that the husband shows no disposition
to fight at all when he's well fed.
Bins; Sing state prison convicts are
bow told the principal events of the
Uy. Newspapers and all general in
formation except what they gathered
arreptiticujlr, have hetatofor been
sjrtthhald from them.
laed to It.
Clara. I sceCynthiahasdecoratedher
room with guns, pistols, swords and
the like.
Cora Yt-s; she always baa been a
great girl for having arms around her,
onkers Statesman.
On the lleeelt.
She (poetical) Do you notice, dar
ling, what beautiful uzure tints the sun
lends to the bosom of the ocean 7
lie (practical) That, my dear, ia the
dye out of some of those cheap bathing
suits. TV V. Journal.
Not Quite aa Cad.
Yeast Did vou ever see one ot
those folding beds like a piano?
Crimsonlcak ell, no, I never sew
one tha made quite as much noise as
that. Yonkers Statesman.
Ilatber Incompetent.
Ill x on Spain's navy doesn't seem
to be scoring many hits.
Dixon No; I don't believe the Span
Ish gunners could shell peas. Chi
cago Dally News. ,
Hot Secretive mt All.
The Officer Slim your name In
blood I This is a secret society.
The Applicant Then how foolish to
txn in blood. Nothing circulates
more quickly. N. Y. Evening Journal
A Common Opinion.
Muslntrton (rumlnatlngly) Van
was made to mourn.
Grimshsw Yes; but the blamed
fool always thinks ha ean get out of
It by marrying again. ruck.
, Fooled.
He's la Ms tsmb. but that Is not
Tbs reaoos why bis widow frets!
B be wedded him for wealth, she tboAittrt,
And be left behind a tot ot debt ,
'Oevalmad Leader 1
FOREIGN liTJSICAL'GOSSIP.
Uohlinsrk'a new opera. "DrUela,"
In court of preparation at Vienna.
reter llenoit bus resigned bis posl-
ion as director of the Conservatoire
I Antwerp, in consequence of differ
ences of judgment as to altera tiona In
he government of the academy. .
iiumperdinck's "Hansel and Gretel"
ma in tains Its extraordinary and well-
deserved popularity In all parts of Eu
rope. A few weeks ago Miss Marie
Krba made her three hundredth ap
pearance as Hansel In London.
A new square in Vienna, udjoining
be Favoriten strnsse, has been named
"Rrsbms Plats," and a commemorative
ablet has been placed on the house,
rarlsgaase, No. 4. where the master re
sided for a period of 17 years.
M. Lassalle, the famous Paris bary
tone, appeared for the first time in
the German capital lust month, and
gave a series of representations at the
Royal Opera. Ills reception was- a
very flattering one, the part in which
he was most admired Icing that of
Mephlsto in Gounod's "Faust."
M. Jean de lleszke has now decided i
to take part in the Wagner festival
at liuyreuth next summer, and at the
speciul request of Mine. Wagner will
oppear as Parsifal. The famous Polish
tenor proposes to study the music of
Parsifal during the autumn months.
which he will spend on bis estate in
bis native country.
The name of August Knna is not
well known outside of one or two Eu
ropean countries. Ue la a Danish com
poser, ar.d his new opera "Cleopatra"
has had as many as 25 performance.
at Amsterdam during the season which
has just come to a close, and ot which
It was the principal success.
NOTES FOR THE NATURALIST.
wttJ
There are 40 varieties of the tobacco
plant. I
Some insects are In a state of ma
turity 30 minutes afterbirth.
The eggs of the silk worm are about
the size of mustard seeds.
The goldfish is si great coward and a
tiny fish with the courage to attack
it can frighten it almost to death.
A greyhound has a greater speed
running than a horse. A gray bound
has been timed in running 125 yards-in
eight seconds.
The marigold is a little weather
prophet. If the tiny is going to be fine
the flower opens about three or four
o'clock in tha afternoon, but if w-et
weather is In stora the marigold does
not open at all.
The heron seldom flaps his wings at
rata of lees thou 120 to 150 times a
minute. This is counting the down
ward strokes only, so that the bird's
wings really make from 240 to 300 dis
tinct movements a minute.
In one of the Canary islands there Ia
tree of the laurel family that oc
casionally rains down in the early
evening quite a copious shower ot
water drops from its tufted foliage.
The water comes out through innum
erable littlo pores situuted at the edge
of the leaves.
Mr. George D. Clark, a prominent
florist of Philadelphia, reports thf suc
cessful use of carbolic acid solution in
killingthc mites that cause lily disci---
One-fourth ounce of carbolic ncu"
putintoa quart of water and thorou. .
ly stirred. The treatment of the bun..
consists In merely immersing them in
the solution for a few minutes and then
drying before planting.
IRONICAL IFS.
KlI peffoct txf
natural ror
loMflesn
durini summer.
But loslns flesh U losins
ground. Can you afford
to approach another win
ter in this weakened con
dition? Coughs and colds,weak
throats and lungs, come
Slickest to those who are
in in flesh, to those eas
ily chilled, to those who
have poor circulation and
feeble digestion.
Emulsion
of cod liver oil viUh hypo
phosphites does just as
much good in summer as
lti winter. It makes flesh
in August as well as April.
You certainly need as
strong nerves in July as in
January. And your weak
throat and lungs should
be healed and strength
ened without delay.
All PntRgltta, sot. and ft
ICOTT A BOW.NK, Cmmata, Mew Tort
i:
WHY?
Tmliiireel biilcl -Noll tin l ent 'uh
bua (CIU. liar iilct-U t'lhorr riuel we til
nnnsiin lib rjuna eollrt nitfrauwl Irll
annul If ."
TNFRE YOU HAVE il
Clear as Mud.
The orHrlnarof Mm aim, written with nn.
when deciphered wnsseeulo le only tin onlfr
Inr a typv-wrlter, n inta: "biiiHoAcd Hurt
ilrnfi on New fork for $S0 r which please nnd
ii.ent imce onn of your laiett improved type-
WllH'l-."
He l pin rhaslntt a mticlilnernne too soon. T"B
Miy, MOW Allot'T t UNKI.rt Yon
nuir mil write mi poorly ns Ae ilocx. and your
leiieri niny not he lllet'lhle. .nt a type-written
roiiimtinl.'.ittni. tin n liiixliie--ltl.B iippt-urniife
which a pen- wristen one bus nut.
That's Why
T4H should use a type-writer;. That It. does
thexaoiA work tM Hie so-i-nllert- Sinnrtnrit.,
miirlitm-H, nwis i Svro.tio. und r giving sutls
lactlon tu 35,000 useis Is Why
YOU SHOULD USc THE ' ODELL "
(Semi for ac.itnlorne anil sample if lis work.
ODELL TYPEWRITER CO.
35H.SHI Itcnrbova Hi,, CHICAGO. I '.I
4-lS-uaio.
Aifflirburg
Aarble Works.
11 a man is Ignorant he soon pub
lishes the fact.
If a man itches for fume it usually
keeps him scratching.
If your harvest is a failure, remem
ber you selected the seed.
If it was a moccasin snake no won
der Eve put her foot in it.
If you want to please sonic men just
tell them they look like actors.
If you would obtain information
from a woman, pretend indifference.
If you have plenty of dust It is an
easy matter to blind the public eye.
If a man's too poor to lend his f rlendt
money he will retain them longer.
If a pugilist goes on the stage the
audience has a poor show for iti
money.
If a man makes a fool of Llmsell
twice in the same way his case is hope
less.
If a word to the wise ia sufficient,
most wives must consider their hus
bands fools.
If a man would know how much he
ia appreciated he should .pose as de
fendant in a breach ot promise suit.
Chicago Daily News.
ARMY AND NAVY.
DKALfc'K IN
R. H LANCE,
MAP.LE AND SCOTCH GRANITE
llDBiis, HeafistsoHBS aM
Cemetery hot&fo
w Enclosures. w
Old Sfoin.5 Cleaivvl and Repiud
Price as Lew as l!-p Lowest.
SATISFACTION GU A RANTEED.
j. a. ,iv;;xixs, Ag't.,
KJ.;RT.i
nvt r w j Ws :i i
SSvfsfiW-'-"
1 r!--! K a MtT Prlm.r.
i-i C7'iSii I on07orfei:
i.iry lii.ouij 1'UASON permanentl
uroa in io u 1,15 data, v ou ean bo treated aA
AvaY. r. -u'iui'.' itpihb price nnoar BameKruaraa
ESital'y lfyoopn.-for tocomeherowowllloon
tuunur tract t0 pn r rai irnan f around hotel bl llnjiml
Docharvn.lt we fail to cure. If yon hae taken mer
cury. Iodide iiotanlt, and etui hTe ahea and
rnlna, HI uouus l'auilies In mouth, More Throat,
I'iinplea, Voppnr Colored Mpota, Hirer oo
any partof tlio body, Ilnlror Kyebmwa fnlllna
ont. It Is this Beiwudnrv liLoUU roisoJ)
e iruaranteetociira. WesoliclttheiCJSobaU
Date cases and rliullvneo the world for
caae we cannot cure. Tlila dheaae bos always
ballied the skill ( the moat eminent phyal
clana. 500,0O eujMUil buhlnd our nucondl.
Uonal gTraranty. Abaolutepronfsmntaenledon
appUeniliin. Addreaa CUOK KKitlKUY CiiZ
eOl Maaonto Xemple, CUlCAl.U, 114-
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iii ui
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SOROVE
MflRDLE-YfliT
M. L. MILLER - . ,1
I kep constantly on t-n4 . . )
factor, to order ail kiud, m.J T
' Marble And O.-an e
IJODOHEllS ilill kA-J
Old Stones Cle a t. .K
lers in tha State ..", 0,Cu,
ioru out good work. Unrtiua,
inwt.ouie and see iuv ork x. I
Thankful for nast favor, i
fpectfully ask a mmtlunanre of
M. L. aMilti
- Kew War Songs and Jiuit
Two of theiuoat popular ni0Pt.J
niUBic arrnDared for nianti snrl ?,
unve jusi oien ihsupcI lv U el'n, ?J
Music Co,. Xntiianunol.s. Iml
Our Heroin Home'dedict,;,)
Httl'IMMuf the TJ. S. Itattll "M
is out of tbp liiiMwt nui, h'M
evnr writteu. Thw music is ,
ft 111! tils) VBClwA a rinn, Aullt. .
"HDBiineci Ulii mi 4 MJ
tuece Hii.l will liva f,.. "ill
euir of the wentt wvn) ,.VH7l
t -e world'- history. JSitl,.,
tliet-epiecos ami Pouplnr 5fu.:,p,J
tut rt . . Id.. . . a Ulllf luaH
. ..muuukf ifrnaireR lull eliunt I
Beut. On rAniant nt ""
Aiiaress 1'opcLAR Mmic Co
Indianapolis, Iml.
iimtl fall k
o i..u iui L JdlUI Illr j tmi
It is a new discvery
Guaranteed to last long.
than any other plaster.
is preferred to Adamant,
For particulars rail t MlJ
B. A. KERN MIDDLEBUEGH.
U WER & PAWLI2JG,
Attorney8-at-Lnw
unices lu Bank BulidliiK. Jliflflltilll'yl
JA& U. CROTJSE,
ATTOKNKT AT LAW,
Mll)OI,KUll'.,rJ
All biixines t iitmsip.j .;J
win receive Mfniipt utttiiin u
11. 11 Potties,
veterinary sURc:cfl,
SELINSGROVE, PA.
UI proli-sslmml business euuuv i . !.
will reeelvi- pror.-.pi ami raretiil an, i,i;.
5KAND GIFT DI3TSI3"JT:2
A Full Set of Six War !-i-u
Spoon.s Aii3alutely Free to
ery Farrily in, t!o Un
ited StaU3.
l-'fir sixty dnj- we'll give sfroltMv .
cost a lull set oi tlx War Mi-nmi ,: -y.
evi ry tutu ly sm (lliijf -in h ciish onli r i
h-iM Piiriiliure seli-eled from our v . '
inurter whether the unli-r bo for ji ui.
Ttiis meaus tllllwe are got tiff to ml 1 1: - .
ami names to our list oi iertnanei.t , :V.
We're piliiR lodeuionstiule ami li ; i.
dlrei t to the isciory for luraovtv. v i
billion win oiwr, us uiouhuiiiIs n',i , ,.v
inaxe ns iiiouhnsns of friend. t,'i
oi a dlltereut dhsin four r; s. iiniiiriw
rludlnif the Mnlof, ttoldlets lu Cmi.ti i
und Morro Chniip. tihr simdns ;ut ;
elii-up kind, iidnertlsed exwnsht ly at i;
l.iwa set. 'i tiey are warraiiteit ln-si i"t s
plum on ap'.ie haseof nlnknl M!it i.-'
grade briiHsi. They wl'l wear lor i-ar- t
eoinea prleeiess lielrloom (or rut lire -i m
Hend lor a copy of our cutaloeui- IihIji '
should encliwe a stamp or two to h' !'Pi.'i
Bge. Oi-akkh Valley Km. Co., 37 VM
sou Dl LUICUgB.
HAKE PERFECT OEM
The Amcricuu navy has practically
all been built since 1883.
In modern naval conlllcta opposing
vessels seldom come wlthiu two miles
of each other until the vanquished ves
sel strikes her colors.
In the rcgulur uriny, about 28 per
cent, are foreigners. In the navy, 62
per cent, of the petty olUcers, audi 42
per cent, of the seamen aro foreign
born.
United States war vessels of the
first-class are named after states,
those of the second-class, after rivers,
those of the third, after the principal
cities and towns, and those of the
fourth, as the president may direct.
The relative ranks of naval and
military officers la the United States
navy and army are as follows! A rear
admiral corresponds In rank to a rnajoi
general, a commodore to a brigadier
general, a captain to a colonel, a com
monder to a lieutenant colonel, a lieu
tenant commander to a major, a lieu
tenant to a captain ' lieutenant
(Junior grade) to a first lieutenant, as
ensign, or nudsbipman, to a second
lieutenant tbe army. .
DO NOT DESPAIR !
toytaod ambltlona
De nnujreu w
Be Net anaer Lenaer! The
or ii
In i
wontoaaeaol Bervone Bebii!
life ean
The Tery
on.
OU prompt rener lo laiomnia,
Biiin nwiMrt and ftha waBla
and dral n of Tltal nowera.lneur
red by Indlneretlona or eseeue
ot early years. Impart jiror
and potency to every tunotlon
..nuiiniten. Uln oiooniiu
boiea eom-HlJtdeie gnaian-
carried In Tt poc'set. Sold Ifrlfcr erery here "t
msiinn innrmn wrsu wrn t r
y TllH nWUIilU CO., Cnatoo BW..'JWoa4!0u
For sale in Middkdjiirgli, Fa., by
Middlohnrc Drue Co., inMt. Pleas
ant MiIIh by Henry I larding, and in
Pnnn'u Creek by J. W. bainpseU.
lhDsy.5ff)W
SOtU flay.
REVIVO
REST0RZ8 VITALITY.
Made t
Well Ma.
of Me.
THE OR (AT
produres the alinye reenlts ln'30 days. Mat
imweHiilly aud qnlrkly. came whan allothert. hill
Voiki man will nigtlu tbeir loal snaabood. and old
nun will raeonr Unit ymitliful tuor by unlai
Ui:Vl VO. II qalekly and surely reatorM N.riuue
sum. Lot Vitality, hnpoteaey, Hlfhlly Km I Minna
Loat Power, Valllai Memory, Waalloi DlaesMa.and
all affneu of Mir-abusa or aieeaa and Indlaerutlon.
wbicb unauanetorstndy.biialaMHotmarrlata. 11
ot only auras by alanine SI the seal ol dlwaaa, but
u real nerve tonle and Blood banner, brio
ln back lbs pink flow le pale aheeke and re
Marina llie lire of yonth, Il wards off IneAally
and Ooniamplloa. Inalat os bavlna KRVIVO.se
eer. ii eaa se earnea ia veal poeart, ur mall,
1UN par psekas e, or sis lor aS.OO, wl.b a posl
Mve written jraarantee to eare sv re f and
MM umbos'. CTAreslaff free. Adlraas
VOIALIUICIIE C0..271 WtlUllTl, CIICaOO, UL
rorasleMTatddUburgo by W.H.irAKOUS.
WANTED-BRAIW
8nllbr4UamdiosM?itwtaf nkllo t-Szj.
imimm n wHuurnm ion k;i - -t
Aollin. ItwllliaimtfcTiia brotlu-r. Vr.4
Ouyra tiiiidsosiAthlniw tntntlPntw rt4
uiy suy ens' yn wtiita, 7MHrtniyiBf
m unni tim m amut I iniuil i:vv-'
COPP A CO.. PAtAt AUfmn Wit-int
tmum s i5ki1,iiiiv
Aiiiy i ' Tlm TTvZi-
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f OR, 5 AH OV Atl
FIRST CLASS CIAR VV
IN UNITI0 STATCJ