The Middleburgh Post.'
Published every Thursday.
fro W. Waaenseller,
tditorand Proprietor
Subscription $150 ler .vear-
y iii n inuat tw Pld a? wtien sent out-
Ma 'he eoaaty.)
rates or OVf RTISINO.
u tr.itisl.nl .irtftTttr-m.'nta not ot&erwltv
,r..ii tor wiuwrlmivliit tenleot J
ITS nBS SSS' 1
f.p nr
tlnn
i .s.-rtlun
Dath mUm puhluhM fm I obituary potv,
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Ttiursday, March D, 1899.
A JOB WANTED.
The Editor ol the snyaer i oudij
. . ( 1 1 A...
Irihum was living in mid-air and
listing among the floating feathers
when he attempted in last week's
issue to endorse the support ol Quay
!)V our representative ami senator.
These i i have done their duty to
Senator Quay ifthey personally ow
u 1 anything to him, iind it is now
time to leave him. No one in Sny
der County will attempt to prove
even for his own satisfaction that the
vote on the U. 8. Senatorial ques
tion in January, 1898 was an en
dorsement lor Senator Quay. The
primary was hurried through so it
would be impossible to raise any
iiiinasition to appear against Quay
and such a voti
lest. Even the
I ...
is anyiniiis uw
. i . i . . i
a
representative dur
ing the campaign was unwilling to
: knowledge that the vole in Janu
iirv 1898 was a test, because he
ienly announced I Was No. Man's
iall.''
The large majority ot Mr. Rotll
e meliu Union County last Saturday
in not be any panacea tor a Quay
..ifinial nln.ii Mr. (iilltcr tines tlOt
ilony that he did uot vote the full
republican ticket last fall. The
republicans have no reason to elect
to party positions men who are
willing to admit they are not straighl
nt republicans and hence the vote
in not be safely taken as a criterion
like the vote hist fall.
In his issue last week the Kilitnr
of the Zrtoune says : "Senator Hum
tuel always told US he was as good a
Qimy Manas Ins opponent. tins
umII' mtikfi interestintr readine for
the Hummel supporters who got tin
advice "Down with all rings in
cluding Quay, Lumbard and Wag-
.uscllcv." 'Tis stianiro that hditor
I .iimlttiril will lie down now and
: ul hi.- eurlv lockBagainsI the wolf
! ,. :.. " will a stricken and dy
iur divr i" . the hand ol a man WI10
lew hi:n '.'
The Country Newspaper.
Tim l o inii v newBDaner is an un-
- . ii
iiortant ageliey in the cultivation ol
. .. .. .. i it
mi i Ii.. -Hint, am however numuie
n iw.w st em beside the metropolitan
daily it has a place in popular edu
irution which is too little regarded.
While the editor is not often above
the rank ol a practical printer there
arc man; persons in most ot the su
burban towns clergymen, lawyers,
touchers ai d others who have the
leisure and ability to use the paper
08 the vehicle of influence over their
fellow citizens.
'fhe country newspaper is usually
local in its news, and the very peo
ple who might make it fresh ami
tiiicrcestive arc those who complain
most loudly ot its meagre character.
Short articles pertaining to local in
terests are always welcomed in its
columns, and the nun and women
who most de-ire to make homo life
in tin untry rich and influential
can best do so by contributing freely
to its columns of what they have in
mind. In some places this has been
done, and the result in tile quickened
lite ol the community has been grat
ifying. Boston II raid.
Chamberlain'! Cash Kerned jr.
This remegy is intended especially
for coughs, colds, croup, whooping
coii(,'h and influenza. It has become
famous for its cures of these diseas
es, over a large purl of the civilized
tVAPll 1 The most Hutterinc testi
monials have beau received, Kivinp)
accounts of it good works, of the
lUTKraviitimr and ncrsistent eougns it
iiaH cured; of severe colds that have
viclded promptly to its soothing ef
fects, and of the dat. serous attacks
of croup it has cured, often savinc
the life of the child. The extensive
use of it for whoojring COUgh has
shown that it robs that disease from
all dangerous consequences, For sale
by all DruKRists.
WANTED I
V Reliable man for Manager of
Branch Oflice which 1 wish to open
mi this vicinity. If your record is O.
K here is a good opening. Kindly
mention the Post when writing.
A. T. MOK1US, Cincinnati, O.
Illustrated catalogue t eta. postage.
29 6t
COUNTY GULLINGS.
Breezy Items Picked up Here
and There about the Coun
ty and Noted tor Tour
Enlightenment.
N.O. Kow of Globe Mills
.... ii.it far Nebraska as he
188
in-
H''. , v v . . - - -
r . i i
tended to as olio ol nis
cinnircu m
i I 1 ..
8eriouBlJ' 111 iMM'umoma-
C. W. Fisher - Sm, tlie enter
prising merchani and custom mill
era at Lowell, are having their mill
remodeled with the latest improved
machinery, thug enabling them to
htmiakthMF oustomera with flour
t.x l K- 1 by nunc
The Selinsgrove Imn says
iti.i.r.. M.'i'iiuv rtririruanded tin
lawyers at court last week tor not'
having their rases prepared fortrial,
thus .lelavintr the proceedings tor
almost hall a day. It was a jUSi
reprimand as every lawyer had ample
, tune m which to prepare ineir cas. s.
We heard many ol the taxpayers
commend the Judge tor Ins action."
A Troxclvillc correspondent says:
"Rumor has it that we are to have
u licensed hotel at this place this
spring. I hope the rumor is uu
touuded, as there is no necessity for
a hotel at this place and the people
mf tin. invi n don't want to have it.
fthe minor should turn out tone
true, there will be a lively fight "'
hand tir the fellow who wants to
have the license. No stone will lie ,
left unturned to persuade the court
from granting a license tor this
place, as the citizens of the town are
opposed to a hotel lor this place al
most to a man.
WEST BEA.VER
...I. W. Treastcr was home over
Sunday from Mifflin county.
...Robert Middleswarth took hold
ot the McClnre hotel on the JUh.
...It has been reported mat airs.
Emanuel Wagner's improvingslow-
lv since Dr. Wagcseller's visit.
11 niu. i. b
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. . Fred Gundrum has been hauling
timber to the ax factory at Lewis
town, to 1m- used in making hammer
handles.
...The McClnre string hand visit
ed Crossgrove last Saturday evening
and treated Merchant Long with
some choice music.
. ,T. F. Swineford is now at Cold -
ivntor. Mirhiean. visitius his mother
and sister, the latter being danger
Olislv ill with the consumption.
...C. W. Fisher & Son are putting
:il ..t ,.t mllora nf
I I I 11 I II I I I .1 IV . 'i .v...,..-
the latest improved pattern. George
says they will ke p it up to times it
it takes the last button oil his
breeches.
. .The magic lantern and the man
ihat swallowed the rat, amused quite
a crowd at the Ivit'.ge school house
oi: Friday evening. Prof. L. C.
Wagner was appointed stage mana
ger. Prof. Walborn, candidate for
county superintendent, was also pres
ent ami delivered an address.
EaRRELS OF SAMPLES.
Over Two Hundred Thousand Trial Bot
tles Sent Free by Mail.
By special arrangement with the
manufsi turers of thai justly famous
Kidney Medicine, Dr. David Kenne
dy's Favorite Remedy, the rentiers of
the POST are enabled to obtain a trial
bottle and pamphlet of valuable med
ical advice absolutely free, by send
ing their full name and address to
the DR. DAVID KKNNKDV 0ORPO
KM ION, Rondout, N. Y., and men
tion this paper.
Of course this involves enormous
expense to the iiianufacturer.but thev
have received so many grateful let
ters from those who have been bene
litted and cured of the various dis
eases of the Kidney, Liver Bladder
ami Blood, RlienmatUin, Dyspepsia
and Chronic Constipation, and all
weaknesses peculiar to women, that
they willingly send trial bottles to all
sufferer.
I'doii Investigation it was found
tbatQl percent, of those who bad
UHctl the trial hottle had received
such benefit from it that they pur-1
chaHctl larifi) siztnl bottles of their i
drufKistc
It matters not how itck you are or
how many physicians have failed to
help you. send for a trial bottle of
this great medicine, tt eosts you but
a postal card, hd.1 benefit and cure
will most certainly be the rem.lt.
Put some urine in n el&ss tumbler
ami let it stand 24 hour-; if it hits a
Sediment or if it is pale or discolored,
milky or cloudy, stringy or ropy.your
Kidneys or Kladder are in a bad con
dition. Dr. David Kennedy's' Favor
ite Remedy speedily cures snoh dan
;eroiifl symptoms as pain in the back,
inability to hold urine, a burning
scalding pain in passing it, frequent
desire to urinate, especially at night,
the staininii of linen by your urine
and all the unpleasentand dangerous
effects ou the system produced by the
use of whiskey, wine or beer, Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy in
sold at all dtug stores at (1.00 for a
large bottle ; six Domes lor no,w
Z mm
iH ST01 EMPORIUM.
Brief Fum Ha wsa Barrick.
From UrMiiontrOaz-tit',
LKVEU KkrNEL HARDER.
Noach cm grossa Buppor ona Hen
dapetsersbin oh un der Mike in del
shtoop mi unser pita aw g'shtecked.
Demo hen mere iwer ohlte teida
gablowdered. ch hob gli ousg'fun
na os der Mike wide Inn g'satislied
is un daid garn widder tsuriolc on
der Ha wsa Barrick tsccga, awversi
rrawarlawbts net. ch hob erne
psawd soshae we are idles doh het
Ret are net groom In, awer arc hut
g'sawd :
"Gottlieb, tin farshtaesht dc iccha
,., 0j ,. bcrrick-knobber
gaM)ril ur m lODg os ch
y. (r;iw js e1 iSO(.,lwity' bell,
m won S(1 IK( ,,.,, ws js calls mauoha
don shoriiu't se nf der shtrose room
. ... -
geld somla far woliche blankets kawfa
tar de hida in Mrikaw wo dc BOOtl
i so haes is os se em de hore ob Bengt,
Se is de hellt tzeit net dahaine. Kar-
rich, bade-shtoond, missionary meat- grawd forna on mere g'hu ikoJ hut
ing, Woman's Aid Society, Epworth mit ma hoot full teddera m gagouk
League, Christian Endeavor, Wo- ed hut we en po-hawna won are der
mon's Christian Temperance Union schwant uff schtelt. ch h.b se
un derdihenker wase net tsu wos s- 'g'trogt eb se net so good si wet un
net kared. oh greek so mrhoftieh daid era band-wauga fum kup ncm-
..I I.U .... imitu nrnnh tie fan
h.. .
, ..,...., ,,. , mi i i. run muss
na v.. - -
Ich so ooht gevvaflsieh net tlooeh
I won se me (articled waega oil den-
. !
na socna os leu my ess;i net, mijttyu
con sell l
Won mere el
lilies tsucssa
hen awer we will se ebtjtes
richta won se de g.n- tzeit nil
shtrose room lioniinele ! '.' Ich
shunt ufl mwoonered ! der
tsu
Outt'fl tun em frogt os mer si gon
lacva tsu hringa muss on so socha
shnrinom un si fomilia farlonDausht
jfar derHimmelcooma. Ich winch
Li. nkmnifa r.ih urawrtrivvii nm RiIaI
Kup, htnnich cm Hawsa Barrick, so
Ich line!: uslit amohl sot tlooelia
kent. Awerdohdarf ch's net do.
WMinli i (votnil mnirn f'ir an
'' .... ........
eeinsessadon gait olles no nice hare
os cs mere larlacd. Ich d.irt net
loudlocha. Un essa ! Well? Da-
hame hov oh olsenshtiokebbel-boy
in tie hond g'numma un en koftroua
gabissa ween shtiffel-tseeger. Now
muss Ich boy essa mit der govvel
un in rechta glaene shticklin on eel-1
Icm. Awver Ich bin willins anieher
wake tsu essa won ustll ebbes nil em
di.-h is, far won tie mbany fardt
is muss Ich 'lea.ens' fressa far en
gonse woeh, un tie menslit tzeit
shtane Ich om shonk far sell do. Der
onner daug is era porra cooma far by
uns essa un we se mich oin tlish hut
g'hot hut se eme ons galaiked we
Bchlecht os Ich ware. Are hut mere
g'sawd Ich daid lavendieh inde hell
gae. Ich hob eme g'sawtl es thud
mere ken unnershit maucha wile's
doh obout so base is os der divel's
maucha hent Are is shier Itmecht-
ich WOlTa un tic fraw hut eiieh aw
gagnoked os won fo. en btitcher-mes-.
ii. i i. ..i i
scrim mow lai. .vwer es nui tit
bisniss g'settled un tie oltlt hut
net
tsu mere g seliwct.ctl las tlere lute
cooma sint, un wondere widder gaetl
... i i . .
don long ch's. Wos denksht du tun
so grishdadoom, Qottlieb?"
tU7ll i,
"Ich dower did, tun Imrtza. Du , -rt, aged 7-1 years a..Ui .lays. In
husht evva en kots im sock Rtlkaw- teMWntat St. James, Kcv. wcier
iel
Won net em oldta Sammy Sen-
idanetzersi reteherboo tr'west waersht
, 1 , . ,st i ir i
don bet se d ich net em Hawsa Bar-
rick nil' g's.MK-ht," un iwer dem sin '
de weipsleit ni cooma un es gablow-
III. 1 llllL 11 BMIUUIHN
.1... ...f l.t.......l
Der naixt dawg waur StMindawg,
un mere sin ell in de karrich. Dei
Mike hut en sitz os ene en bunnert-un-l(M)hzicb
dawler es yohr Itusht,
i.n fmtm luuit on ulmi.tif.r sit7. iriins
x - iym.
lorua ini ueiucii looici. iai mnu
hut en lKK)inerawIisbe goode bred
dich iradoo waega cm Grisbtuflel
Oolambni we are niieli em hininiel '
g'fora is uff em firieha wuugu, un
''.,,- , ., I
llllt BUM irleHlcr derilO OUSgalailietl
1 i J .1
we nc g'senked warra won se net der
reel it glauva hetta un daida eme
rccbtsboffa geld in de ribba sheeva. I
Teh hob ene owcr de be it tzeit net ,
wiena kenna wile en weinsmenshch
Opposite County
Ilia. aWcf sc hilt OUCH He' 8W II tl(r-
!LJ 1 . I :.. I , I..
. ,
; Hawsa Barnek kernel,
Kssn.ga s olles by . ... choir gadoo
,, I., , In . i in ir hliritfl toll
1 11 IICO. 1 -s I i iiih ii l;..i uvi wiui:
i "" - r- , .
scllein oldta l.aUoiila leetler, "KM is
Gawisslioh pn Per Tseit,'
un "Ein
der i Feshter I5er is Unser Gutt. We
hobtde breddich fnrby wore un tier iorc
lieb shtayer g'shtart mit em glingle-
scckiv, tion inn en weipsruunscii es
! arharmlieht awtongfl uig
board-karriok m du in il
a nil der
inic lacva
s g'soongii
del Bt)ek-
g'hart husht. Se hutebbi
waea da doolahawna in
moold
Yalh y. Sc is oil reuhl dor-
rich le arslli lineco ma, awer we se
on d tswet ma is liov Ich tar
lioflich tra-'Hawbed sc liirworriel.st
t-wet cootnn is
Se hut g hooshed un glnelieled we
cn hounse won ore eii lt'iuicIiu
g'shlooked hut. bs wore cubes we
des:
MThey toii not toil, toil, toil not ;
'foil, toil, toil not.
Thev toil not, they toil, toil not
A---thcr do the spin.
They -pin, they spin, they SI in,
T-H-E-Y S-l'-I-.N ! !
I'n we fardich wore hov ich tier
Polly ins ore gii-pisbperitl, "(Jut si
dunk- -se is dote !"
Ola Widder,
( rOTTLIEB BOOKASTIKL.
f ) i ' I
Feb. 36, Mrs. William K.-- 'e-'.'
agel7'2 years, 9 months and 21 duy
Interment st St. Jobn'sohurch.
March 1, Mrs. fjamue Lawver,
aged 63 years, 11 mouths ami 'l
davs. ntermentat Lawver's church.
Feb. 2, atMoClure, Mrs. Rebecca
l I Kline, acred SO years. :! months ami
.
l.r) davs. Interment at St. John s.
Feb. 8, in Spring township, Leah
Bickel, agetl 82 years. 1 month ami
1 day. ntennent at St. Janus'.
Feb. -J7, at Port Ann, Ilenrv QU-
"''iiumg.
March 1, near UneniSI, JOCOO
Lewis Bitting, aged -22 years, 5
months and " .lavs. Fimciil was
held on the 7th inst, at Harm r's
Kolormi'i e mire i. uev. j. y
,
Etomig officiated.
March 8, Dear Richfield, Susanna,
wile of liov. David L Swarlz, agel
7ti vears and ' months. Funeral
was behl on ths 1 1th inst., at Nei-
mono' a tweiorroea
church. Be VS.
Lyter, Win. Gravbill and 0. G.
"""Kr omciaiwi.
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Sill
FOR 10c MLVKH or 12c ST A MI'S,
I wlllseniln haiids'itne FOI N'TAIX
1-E..-S. nOUU Oill. I.IIII.IH I.' ..." .'.
ous seller. Atruits wanted. Adures8 at imee,
Bos 13, tiuyandoldt, W. Va. 3-l 8m.
L! -
ii t j J who can tutA
Wanted-An Idea I
WdlllBU-RII lUBd SSSSS
whS'Mhm wfubEBBOMTi 6b.
S um x two kwtnd'tatMiuoH waSSr
TUP l1T n
ra XJUOXXVXiOO WAS IJATTQVTt
BY THELAEGE NUMBEBOpB
KRS AMB RANGES SOLD AND TOffi
PLACING OF
m m maces.
Every
carries with it our POSI
TIVE GUARANTEE that
'A. A ' . .
it must give satisfaction Be
C y- a m -
iure a cem is paid. Call
and see the
Tab Larffest Stock- of Stoves
Ever Seen
SCHOCH & STAHLNECKEB,
Jail.
Carpets ! Carpe
CARPETS !
MATTINGS!
The whole lower floor of .ny store is taken uji with Carpets, Rugs,
Art Squares, Curtains, Window Shades, Curtain J'tdcs, Hassocks
Rug Fringe, Floor, Stair ami Table Oil Cloths, &C., Ac.,
We can show you the largest antl best Selection ot the abdyti gcodl
ever shown in Lewistown.
Bmssell Carpet as low as 60a and up
All Wts.l CarjK't " gOo. " "
Half Wool Carpet" " 36a " "
0hina and Japan Matting
SEE T'ELID'TZ OOOD8 !
Compare quality ami prices, yon will find that our Store is the
place tti buy ut. The goods are lir-t-t lass, prices are the low
est, our rooms are clean and no trouble to show goods.
Rnanrint.flnllv. A XI cm IV
! ii Y. ii. i
Public Sales.
N.itii-cs ut mmI. will lie ihstTtetl fn'C under llili
bnadiuR when u. iiiiis an- prtolad ftt nils nfflco. '
liii I In- lill Is lire not printed nt this (inice M
"i ts will Im- UDArged. PanOOl cxpertlnit lo
bava smIi. slimilil select udut.) mill huve It Insert
eit In I Ills enliimii.
TH0UBOAT, Mar. It, Three miles nnrth nf Ml II
dlenurt, Levi Younif wlK sell 4 horses, cows
.in. i Uu mUitf lmpleuientH.
SATURDAY. March is, m the Horo. of Mhl
(llelmrn, Josephat Walter will sell - horses, :(
cows, l heifer, farming Implements and
household (foods.
MONDAY. March a), two mlli-s west of Middle-
nuiv, i.. u. Helmbaon will sen household
iroodii.
SATUBDAY, March 25. Three miles north of 1
Htddlebnrgb, ferry o. Bowemox will sell s
norm, 3 cowb and funning Implements.
TUESDAY, March is. one mile north t Melser
vllle, Mrs. Isahella Broclus will sell lOOWn,
1 bead of young cnttlu und lormlng Iniple
menu. WBUNBSBAY. MarOT.ateentrciillf.U.c Mnu
rw, IC.xee iliir of Mary J. Hatnpsell, deceased
III M II household goods, etc.
WEDNESDAY, M arch HlTw00lUM nonh west
of orieuttil, Harrison Miller, Adinlnlstmior
C. T. A. of Samuel 0, Miller, deceasec. wtll
sell l horse, .'I cows and larmlng Implements.
Also a larm ot am acres, 10a oi w hich ;
clvated,
TI'KSDA V. April 4, In Adams twp , Henry' B.
Tnouins, Executor of the esluie of 1'eter
Thomar, will sell N acres of land of the said
decedent.
I I n rA t n e
llHANflflt At III I III
The PtisT has made special
irrangetnenta with the Fa km
Ioi hxai, by which we areena-
bletl to offer a live-year siiIh
r scription to that paper to every
new subserdier who jmys Oue
Dollar Cor the MlJJDLKBUBQB
POOT one year in advance, and "y
the same offer is made to every g
old subsenlier who pays Ins ar
rearages to dote and one dollar
extra for the Post one year in
advance and the Farm Journal
live vears in advance.
UKMKMItKK
I that in order to get this premium
of live vears suhscriplion to the
FUM Joi'K.NA i., it is necessary '
to attend to this matter prompt-
Sf ly as we have only a limited
number to otter. Address
' rr. . r T1 V
A 1I1K flllDlll.Klll UlilU lM, !
if i ii i i n 13
M Middleburcl
xaiaaieuurgn, ra.
I VJBMrjmrJmJXJm?Jm?j&Mrjm'Ar4afo
m TTir nm.
wivca.x ay a l ha AT Ottd
Stove that is sold
in Snyder County
Midciieburgh, Pa.
arneta I
.A. w
AM Kinds.
All Qualities.
AH Prices.
tag CarM'i as low as 20c. andupl
oiion i. arpet " Tlv.
e vet Caruet "
1
oc.
100 Rolls to Seleci FromJ
l.lia, Lewistt.wn, PamiM
J AS U
l'SK,
A I . OHAKY AT LAW,
MlDt);.,KH,.i'!9, Vk
Mirn-et 1'ntrusteJ to his cars
I Hive i rotupt attentioii.
fv.l3DLEBUR6H MARKET.
Uni i ee.i '
Hurler
kly by our luerchantfij
KltVM
.IKOUS
UhI
Tsu low
Uhirkens per lb
Turkeys
Mil-
HlMMibl i-
H
.w vs I.. i,i
H"..
Potatoes
OljOorn
New Oata
Mm ii per 100 IbS
atlddllnipi "
Cboi " ....
Flour pHr iibl
THE DIETZ
DRIVING LAMP
Is about as near perfection as 50 yean
of Lamp-Making can attain to. It
burns kerosene, and gives powerful
clear, white light, and will neither Mo
nor Jar out. When out driving with
it the darkness easily keeps about two
hundred feet ahead of your smartest
he'rse. When you want the very best
Driving Lamp to be had. ask your
dealer lor the " Dletz.
We Issue a special Catalogue of tMj
Lamp, and. if you ever prowl around
after night-fall, II will Interest yes.
Tis mailed tree.
R.B. DIETS CO
6o Ialght 8t, New York.
tttatrUtiTl la 1B40.
NEUBALGIA cored by Dr. MUes
Pius. "One ami a tamr At all dr
V
drows oni JBMmtmVk"