Scrofula, a Vile
Inheritance.
' Serofula it the most obstinate of blood
troubles, and in often the result of an
inherited taint in the blood. S. S. 8.
m'M the only remedy which goes deep
eariough to reach Scrofula ; it force out
rwve.-j face of the disease, and cures
he worst cases.
Mr sou, Charlie, was afflicted from Infancy
-wartta ftorofula, and he suffered so that It vas
'SLmpogsltifcs to drru htm
Her 4hrA years. Uls
wail and body wore a
nu-i ol sores, and hli
trlpht alio became
a. (reeved. No treatment
Mi'-npr(l that we
Sl.iUrfllt WOUlit ITIIOT8
"niiiu-liKt he trew worse V T
lUIIIti III ooiulmoti WUKU'
-ftndeed pitiable. I hirijy.
.'mniifiKi iiespain-n in ins
wvnr l-lii rured, whnn
tiiT llll uilvlceiif n friend "m
rave lilm S. 8. 8.
- fwiffH Stwi-IIIc). Arfi.
utUt'd Improvement w the remit. and aftot
1.i- l!iw1 t'lln'ii a rli'inn Isitil,-. no one who knew
ant M furnior dri'Aildil i-oii'llriuii would have
-i.-i.i,t:ii. il him. All tin- son- on hid imdy
"iv healed, his skin m pi-rlVrtlv rlwir mid
tli , and lie hdi been restored M pi'ifcut
U.:ta. Mhh. S. 8. Msiiuy.
.".'HI Llni M.. Maoou. Oa.
For mil Moiiil tnitiUlco it is a waste
rf time to expect it euro from the iloe
fxirs. l!lo(l il is '(ii'H nre beyond their
-Tik ill. Swift's Speciilo,
roaches :ill ileep-seiitoil cr.ses which
.other rcn'oilios Inive noi'ffi'ct upon. It
. is mily lil, mil ri'ini'ily pinruntcctl
puiMly vtp'tiililo, iiixl eoiitnim no jiot-
ash, nii'rviiry, or other mineral.
Hooks mniloi! fret to nny mltlrces by
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, (in.
3oulitiry Si Lowistowu Division.
In effect June 2i, 1H:)S.
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;.il. II 1 Ii II 1 Ni i.N Uon'l Mauiurer.
V.IUF.R hODE ONE 2093 MILES IN 132 HOURS
The Eldred
$so.oo
The Belvidere
$40.00
Superior to all others irrespective
of price. Catalogue tells you
why. Write for one.
!0NAL SEWING MACHINE CO.,
.JAOWAY, Fsctory,
,cy; York. BELVIDERE, ILL.
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ly 44 CkktMk4
The jjown which tbe tailor-matde
woman adopts this autumn will reeem
ble Terycloaely the cutaway coat which
forma the fashionable dress of her male
escort. Besides being masculine in lte
design, the tallormade gowti will be
rery showy.
Tse skirt will be the enly part of
the gowa which is made of plain nuv-
AN AUTUMN COWN OF UltOWN AND
UltKKN.
terlul u mi in moH enncH it Iuih n lirond
bins bund ;i round the foot.
Tlic f;owi .sliuv.ii in lliis illiistiiition
Is of wood brown Indies' elotlt trimmed
with :i clieeli il fnieds of brown "ml
jri'ej'ii. The skirt lilt over the hips
i I in u t u wrinkle mid the fullness nt
llie back i.s e.-iiijjflit in two very Inrpe
jilalts.
Tlie eoat is ent t IT abruptly in the
fitint mid slants toumd the bnek in
ilovp-toil style iiniil it forms a perfeet
eiilnw ny. Two lare but Ions deeonile
the ilonblc-bre.isted front, one lit the
i nd of the tiny V-shnped opening ujinn
uip line kiii urn.
while linen ehrin-
I isettc w worn with tin- eunt nnd tl.e
I neel; is fnishd with n dr.ik brown,
j dnrli f-rei n or blaeU satin tie.
hki.kn fii:!:y-r.nic.
A LOUIJ CJUZE K00I1
It Tr'.rs Very Utile
lirii') to I'nr.
ii INmhii
l-'re r'eli
I Mils Old
i
yli
Aeei'lain Knirli: li f i:mi:-her adverllsrs
'thai he iil furnih any room in Imis
! (.Initie sty le "mi approval."
I Anyone eau haie it mon fiirni.-died
lilie t he room- in 1 he hor:.es of t !w e.'ever
I French liialrons who hied tinder the
mi i;;n of I.nnis XV., with llie expii iidi-
IN CENTURY-AGO FASHION.
f.ure of very little money, but a great
amount of taste.
The most important piece of furni
ture lu the Lou la Quinze bedroom is
the bed. This should be under a dome
like roof from which long, llowing cur
tains hnng. Where it is not convenient
lo have one of these domes over the bed,
the couch may be set in the middle of
tho boudoir under the chandelier which
nhould be covered with Japanese lawn,
or other soft Rilky material. The trim
ming should be put on to Ret perfectly,
round ns if over a hoop.
HKLEN QHET-PAGE. '.
I'Ica of a Michigan Woman.
Among the laws of Michigan is one
regulating the killing of deer. After
mature 'reflection, Mrs. A. Hurd, of
Harbor Springs, thinks 6he sees in
the provisions of this statute a way,
by which she may be reimbursed for;
the loss of her cow. The bovine waa
grazing in tbe wood not far from
Mrs. Ilurd's home when it was at
tacked by a buck deer. As a result of j
the battle mulley died, and now Mrs,!
Hurd contemplates suing the stateforl
Samagcs. She sets up the plea that!
inasmuch as the law prohibited her I
from killing the deer which chased!
and mortally injured her cow, the
tafe ought to pay her for the de-
. VT -i""- ,.i...s v
g-.-g-vf-. v- -i -.-r-M
ftetersMl Pellawehtp.
Daring the Campania's reeeat trip
from Lrrerpool to New York the im
and second eabln passengers frater
nised la eack others' quarters. It wae
brought about through fellowship en
the war question between the British
and Americana among the cabin pas
sengers. When the news of the hero
Ism of Hobaon and his crew waa
brought aboard there was much ehesr
ing, after which the second cabin pas
sengers ehullenged tbove of the first
to a game of shuflleboard. which was
eecepted, and after a warmly contest
ed game the flrat cabin won. and drank
champagne at tbe expense of the sec
ond. Then all bands promenaded the
deck and sang ''America" and "God
Save the Queen." The next day the
first cabin reciprocated the hospital
ity, ami, tbe barriers of the firstand
second cabins being temporarily re
moved, a sort of international jolli
fication was indulged in, "The Star
Spunglod Bunner" and "Ood Save the
Queen" being sung. The second cab
ins drank cliinpugiie at tha expense
of the tirsU this time. Sir Thomus J,
Lipton spoko for the first cabin and
Col. Crawford, of Ohio, and Edwurd A.
Sunnier responded for the second. All
drunk the health of Queen Victoria
und President McKinley. MrT Lipton
nuld that thu people of tho United
States could be assured of the sym
pathy of Ureat Britain in this war.
A correspondent of the Wattliing-ton
Star tells this story: ".My daughter,
who tenches in u mission Sunday school,
tells me of u Dewey experience she had
with a youngster making his first nj)
pcurunee. She had put him through
half mi hour or more of instruction
in tiie rudimentary principles, for he
was entirely lacking in information on
thut point, and to test him was re
viewing her work with him. 'Now,'
she said, Mull me again who made the
world and ull that is in it?' 'Cod did,'
replied the boy, with commendable
promptitude. 'Cod can do everything,
can't lie?' she. asked ngiiln. The boy
hesitated a moment. 'I don't believe
he could liek Dewey,' he answered ut
last, and his teacher int silent between
her religion and her patriotism. It
wasn't her time to say anything, if she
didn't want to lose that boy forever,
and she had wit enough to let it go nt
thut,"
Commenting on the fate of young
men who have been early victims of
war, the Springfield Kepublieaii makes
an illusion of local interest; "The
death of young Hamilton l'ish in the
advance on Santiago awakens various
thoughts among the rest of the enrly
days of the civil war, when the death
of men on the threshold. of life shoefced
the eld-T generation Kiftreniemloiisly.
Klmcr KiUwort h, Theodore Winlhrop,
are among the names that rise in re
membrance. Mr. 1'Lsh was like neither
of thc-e. anil yet his sacrifice for his
country at only M puts him in the sa
cred roll. The Avar would no doubt
have I, ecu the' making of him had he
lived longer, and as it was he hud
proved a good soldier and had won
promotion to the place of sergeant."
A naval otMeer, writing In a recent
i.-suc of the Army and .Navy .Journal,
expresses the opinion that the actual
evpi sii'ili e of the four njonitoi'H vi lile.',:
Mere with Sampson's fleet in its pur
suit of Cenera demonstrates that the
modern monitor, even of the most
powerful type, is worthless forgcucrul
sea-going and lighting service. It is
claimed that the gunnery of the Ter
ror and Amphitrite at th bombiird
mcnt of San Juan was very defective
because a moderately heavy sea was
running at the time, nnd the monitor
is u most unstable gun platform un
der such conditions.
Spanish names are not wry popular
just now. Hut there nre a great many
of them in this country. America has
eight towno untried Madrid, three of
which are considering the expediency of
changing their nanus to something less
pointedly and aggressively Castillan. It
has likewise quite a strong list of
Toledos, all of which so far wear their
designations quite contentedly, though
likely enough to kick in case the Span
ish blow up another Amerienn, war
ship. In western New York there nro
Balauianca, Cadiz and Barcelona.
Lynching has come to a complete
standstill In Texas a law having been
passed that any sheriff, deputy, con
stable, police oflleer or jailer who per
mits a prisoner to be taken out of his
hands for that purpose shall be dis
franchised. Other states, with the
reputation of being less "wild and
woolly," might well imitate thlsluw,
a
The people expect the greatest pos
sible activity in the medical uud san
itary departments connected with the
army und navy. Their success will
mean soldiers at the front and in the
best condition for their work. This ad
vantage alone might prove decisive in
a prolonged campaign.
An American flag, with 83 stars,
which floats over a tug in New York
harbor, has a history. Each star
stands for a life saved by Capt. Grace,
commanding the boat, during the 40
years he has served as captain and
pilot on the river and sound.
There are 300,000 mules in Texas,
and Georgia has more of them than
horses. The much-maligned animal la
Book Notices.
Dmerailitnta r AaHhany Bntrmrt, j
f Portsmouth, N. II. Bv Alnhcin;
I Bracket, 52 Woodlawn St., Ev-!
erett, 1S97, pp. 8, pricts 50;
infn. Tina in a.u I....K1 !
iimt-iit to tlioxo in wart'li of genen-1
logj. The jnunplilet rwortli some'
ol the (IcscetidanU of the aliuve'
through liiH MHis Anthony, Jr., and!
Thoina.s, who removed to Falmouth,'
Me., tor o generatioi.s.
Tninbatone Roeorda.
A list of the "Inscriptions from
Grave Stones in the Old North Cem
etry, Truro, Mass., front 1713 to
1840," lias Ufii rewived. The data
wascollecU'd by John B. Dyer, Town
Clerk of Truro, Mass., for Josiah
L. Lombard of Chicago, who paid
to have the work done. It is bound
in paper, consists of 35 pages and
sells for 50 cents. The old Xortli
Cemetery had ils Ix-ginning with '
the town and continued the only
burying place for over a century.
There tire over l!00 inscriptions and
these will prove valuable to all ge
nealogists and others.
NrlM-ll (Jrnenloiry.
"IJesciirclies niter the Descendants
of John Christian Schcll and John
S'hcll" is the title of u neat pnm
p't let compiled by Christian I Vnisscn,
the able pastor of St. Charles Church,
Detroit, Michigan, pp. IU. The
author has complimented ns with a
copy. The book sells for $2.00 a
copy and can be secured of the au
thor by addressing him at 287 Bald
win Ave., Detroit, Michigan.
Th(! hook contains portraits of the
author, of Henry Schell, Ixirn at
Sehell's Bush, Mohawk Vallcv, X.
Y., Oct. 7, 1770;IIcnrv Schell,' boin
June Hi, 17S; Daniel" Schell, Wn
Aug. 2il, 1815 and his wife, Mrs.
Kliza Schell (nee Mercer) and a tlou-ble-pnge
of portraits of Kohcrt A.,
James M.. Mrs. Catherine, free
Fitzgerald) ; Mrs. Jlebecca Xims,
(nee Schell); Mrs. Marv K.Janette,
(nee Schell) ; Helen Ii. and Mrs. C.
Helena Anns, (nee Schell). The
book treats of the descendants of two
brothers, John Christian ud John
.Schcll, who came from the grand
duchy of Baden, Oerinany, where
they resided along the Khine. They
settled in the Mohawk Valley in
Xew York. The author has gath
ered a great deal of iiiijMirtaut infor
mation concerning these immigrants
anil gives ipiite a ivnij.lcic sketch of
their history prior to giving tin de
tails concerning their descendants
which In-docs as elaborately as his
dala warrant-'. He is in search of
more infonnatio:) .--othat he or some
one elst may publish a still more
complete Volume.
Tile Viltsur I'ltTl i':im!l,r.
We de.-iiV here also to note the
receipt of a very neat and compre
hensive volume of ( Jeitealogy mi the
Fitts-iuU Family. It lias been com
piled by James I larris Kitts of Tus
caloosa, Ala., IN',17., 8vo, pp. 17,
price S3. 50. The Look is carefully
printed, substantially bound and cer
tainly will be much sought alter by
those who are descendants ol Henry
j"itts of Xortli Carolina. The an
cestors of Henry l iifsarc n!.-o given
Like all works ol genealogy the
compilation was a Ialor of love ex
tended over a period of (i years, tin;
author preferring to devote his tire
less efforts to assuring accuracy of
detail, in every particular. The au
thor states the purpose of making
the compilation, to preserve the rt
eords and history of the last six
generations of the Fitts family much
of which is now passing beyond the
memory of the living. The author
docs not lose sight of the fact, that
some one owes to the future gener
ations the records of the past and he
has taken the duty upon himself to
hand over to jxwterity ull that he
could find that would probably in
terest them. To conduct n large
eorrespoiuleiuc necessary for col
lecting so much tlata, to systcmizu
all this information nnd to correct
all errors, cte., involves an immense
amount of labor, and brings the
Fitts Family and its connections tin
der greater obligations than most of
them nt present are willing to ac
knowledge. The introduction of
numerous half-tone portraits of the
members of the family adds another
iniK)rtant feature to this book and
in fact to the true lover of family
genealogy the book is indispensable.
Librarians will no doubt hail with
delight the appearance of this vol
ume as it contains much matter that
will be eagerly sought after by all
classes of genealogists.
We have no hesitancy in recom
mending this book as eminently val
uable for members of the family and
those encaged in research, i or fur-
Delicate
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tt Amm.AM M.- VII
They do not complain of
anything in particular. They
eat enouch. but keen thin and
Ealc. They appear fairly well,
ut have no strength. You
cannot say they are really M
sick, and to you call them S
delicate. S
R What can be done for them?
K Ouranswer is the same that
$ the best physicians have been
j giving for a quarter of a cen
K tury. Give them
I scon's Msioa f
k of Cod-Lixtr Oil with Hypo-
K phosphites. It has most re- S
ft markable nourishing power. $
It gives color to the blood. It j
brings strength to the mus- ,
y cles. It adds power to the
J nerves. It means robust "
K health and vigor. Even deli- 5i
cate infants rapidly gain in J
j, flesh if given a small amount
tt three or four times each day.
Ii
fioe. and )i.oo ; all druirliti. .
SCOTT & BOW N E. Chemltu. New York.
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ivIh-ii ili'i-ipln'rcrl ii Kt-en ii he only en uMer
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(llvo irompl rollof to uiMiuinla.
rallmR meniory auu iiw .imiii
and drain of TllalHweT.lnciir
red by tndlscrotloiifiorexcvRia
of early yours. Imparl Tlicor
and notonny to every funntlon
ti . ..tm lilvn bloom to tho
L-hueka and lustre to the i eyes of youns
or old. OneSOo bx renewsf a lvitai enovy
.. ,':'.". ma itat . mm-M 1 Inlute auaran
a Vital enority;
niiMiip tiMinnT mfund-wajvwi-d. Can be
I. ... mu,i,.i h,,i,i m4a.ia.7 mverrwliereor
mallod In plflfin wramwron '"K0' '"ii?
by TUB J'KllFICC'rO CO., Caxton WUg., Cbloago.lU.
For sale in Middleburgh, Pa., by
Middlehnrg Drug Co., inMt. Pleas
ant Mills by Henry Harding, and in
Putin's Creek by J. W. Sanipsell.
REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY.
Made i
Well Ma.
iii, I'ny. -,i
1.1th Day.
of Me.
rIB GREAT 30th
T.tj -J i,p nwirT (X aanaisannMn
I '' n r-'-irn?-!!! ns svi'
m it
far W'-i . kv
tray.
pio-'iiei-ayiealmire results In 30 days. It a f
powi-rfully and quickly. Curin whan allot hem for
Yoiiiik mi-n will n-aaln their lost rosnhood.sndold
mcu will rc-roTer their youthful Tlaor by uni'.f
IlKVIVO. It quickly and surely restores Nnrroua
nwis. Lost Vitality, Impotency. Nightly EmlHiions
Loat Power, KalllHg Memoir, Waattoa Diseases, and
all effects of self-abuse or excess and lndlimrvtlo-l.
which imtlta ene lor smdy. bnslneea or marriace. Jl
sot only cures by starting at the seat of disease, but
Il a treat tier re ton le and blood builder, brl.u
Ins back the pink (low to pale cheeks and re
storing the Are ot youth, ft wards off Jnsiony
and Consumption. Insist on having BUVlVO.no
otbsr. It caa be carried in vest pocket. Br mall,
1.00 per packet, or tlx for S.O0, Wl J m posi
Hve written araarantee to eare er ratu&d
the anoney. areulartree. Address
WAl BDiCHE C0.271fltaU4Ti.,CHICiQaiLL
Bemetplier He
r o
'. i.iSQROVE
M. L. MILLER, . Prop.r
I keep iMiiiHtautly ou !indand m..
iaetnre to order all kinds of '
Marble and G ani e
Avutauiwuuu
LOWPRCE! LOWPRicL
I have one of the best Marble rL1
ters iu the State and couaqi.eu.t
turu out good work. M
""Cuje and see my storkitiiru.
J hanKfnl for iat tnru i ..." r'
speotfully ask a continuance of saint
New War Songs and Music.
Two of the most popular pieces nf
llaimn .imiinuil f.M. r.;., ....... 1 ul
r ... . ivi iiioiiii nun OrMn
ImvejUHt been issued by thelWu,
Music C(,. IndiHuapoiiH. Ind. "Lu
Our HriA Hnmo ",'.l;..t.. i . "?
He, oh of the U. s! Buttlosh.p jjIJJ?
It OU of Mm fiiiaUMt iint.i...!
ever written ThH music is stirriti
Two-Stei)" is a title uihtnin1(.ntal
niece hiiiI w. II livA fm
eiur of the frrentest hhvhI event m
the wt.i his iiiHtory. Kit lur out. n
containing 18 pages full sheet Mm
"ii reciepioi m cents.
Address Popular Motic Co.,
ImlianH'iolif., Iml.
i
Is used for Plastering Ilousts.
It is a new discvery
Guaranteed to Jatt loiP'er
than any otlier plaster. It
is preferred to Adamant.
For particulars call on oi ihllavj
D.A.KERN MIDDLEBDBOe. II
'. K. now :it. K. r awi.im.1
BOWER & PAWLING,
Attoineys-at-Liiw
Ill11,n. In 11,,,. I- ii, !lfl PMlPlth
JA8.,
CHOUSE,
AlTOHJiKY AT LAW.
Miniii.iaii im, nl
All I, u sir-eht- ei.ti in-w .1 tohiM-nrJ
will receive prouii-t t Imt ion.
a. FT. PotticHci',
VETERINARY SURCEON,
SELINSGROVE, PA.
All prOII'KHIOI'Ul uusuiesseiiti'iisit-il Inllllsl
will receive prompt, and cnrcftil ttl t i-iii !..
iu ii un iuoiunii3CH5-1 ivir jiiiHiii
The Quaker Valley Tilf- Co.
Uiiicii'o linvo requested i.s In ml
noil uce thut they Iiiivh si vci :v liioiisj
nnd hets f the tiueM. coin s-ilvn
I i 1 !. r i . , I .
pinuM war .uetuonai rionisit
over from their recent iliMiilwIio'
They will mail, Dostuaid. n lull H
of MX of tueSH spoons to iv.eiv su:
eerilin to the Post, who w id .-e; i
mime nr.d adtliess a pttul carl
Alii ilo. It, on receipt, ol llie pro:.t
ou will lunt lliei-i the most i MUi-
ltely beautiful t-ru cinietis of V-
tsilvi rsuiith's art .von ever mov, ail
worm 5 J on, leant ceirs, um p.il
merit m full, within 'M dat; if I j
lileased, return them imineiliiittlJ
Each spoon is of h ditl'eieiit ilt-s
niter unnif r coi.ee sie slioivr.
soldiers in cum n iu Otih.-i, Mori
Cast lun rid four U. S. IJatlWiii
Ihey nre nupeiisbrtblo moiniiit'i
of the lafe war. nnd every kuImch
er should necept this most reiuarl
utile oiler, and ootain n set in-incei
is too fiit e. Air thts i: ss-ny I
to snv vou'io a siilisei iin r lo I
Post, (this is ininoi lutil ) .ml t'l
vou accent Meinorinl uooii
"AiUlresH OUAKEU VALlKT il'l
CO., 'V'l W. lliiiiisoii fc.t.,i:iiifi'i;l
.i....iT;
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r OR 5 ALE BT " 1
riRST CLASS CICAR DtAlir,
- .virrl I !"':
h fall Cm
ran JL w v iv- a rV
woman eo. rtM(rf4 zJ
waiiliis X.T ' m
Vna.aeU at VMlelMlMrljJJy W. H. 8PANGLKH.
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