Royal
r. Absolutely fcuRE
Making
Powder
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
MVI1 HIM1 POWCeS CO., "-
Germans in the Revolution
ary War.
Lewlsburu Saturday News.
It in an undeniuble fact that the 1
very first troops to reach Boston 1
from the South in 1775 were two j
companies of Germans from Freder
ick. Maryland, who inarched tne
The Bert Value in
Macnzine Literature
NEW AND IMPSOWED
S'tubury M Lewistowu Division.
In effect May 22, 1899.
' wisraAiiD. HNIM I kt.va:u
P M A M
LmTouSATumAYEW8: jistanceot 550 milts in 22 days Tfvo nU T rC WoleS
WUlvoupemiU word from a , of man Mr. M. f ldilK JjoSllB S ! S
IVnnsv vaunt u chman who differ L M (he hUk)riao of j 1 lAV J IIS
1:,DT ": 7- IWk, County, has s! nthnttha, TJnnil 1 r L1 fig
iipiai
The Middeburgh Post.
Published -mtv Thursday.
Geo. V. Wacjinscller.
tditor and Proprietor
ye ir
H(t lilt
Subscription 1.50 per
. mm la advance Wne n
m in. 11 ,in." t".." - :
ride toe Bounty.)
RATES OF ADVERTISING
mi transient aertwnionti not Mhcrwimj
utitrH'tiil for will ! charged ut ihr ' '
cents p.T ilnetnonparlel measure) for first bitter
Ubn and id ce&ti p.T line for every suUequent
itis'rtlon.
- Virfti Retfasl yMuhrdfrrf ; OtlaiaryjMsrtv',
iri.W' vfrrnirrl. tc. thrttctntt a Iim.
Republican Standina Committee.
ideras W. H. Hertnen, ' O. MMdieewerth
II. 7.. r " MllMT, PlivliU Olllll.lll
iwmm r, . ,. . .... I. ii..,..,i
W .. CUM. A. n agncr, ifum
II. 11 Wagner, 11 a Bowersox
ti. s. I rnutman, 1 a i riii(i
M L. Walter. M. B. Bolender
i s. Yearlok, II. U. Smith
ai. Clelan, James Brdley
11 Krceroer, s. I. roder
. It. Voung, l P. Kilter
Frank Miller, Howard Row
Dr. M. Bothrock, Irwin Bayer
Geo. StjraWSer, .lolitl Noll
n Keck, U. J. Duck
Geo S Lepley, Q M Smith
O. i. Rice, H, J. Btroh
Dr. E. W. Toole, J. H. Arbogast
Beaver
Oentre,
Chapman,
Franklin,
Jackson,
Mlddleburg,
Mlddlocreek,
Monro,
Peim,
Perry,
Perry W
SelinegTove,
Spring,
union,
Washington .
Hi:iM lll.M t TICKET.
For Associate .indue,
p, r. BIBOBL.
For SlirrlfT,
(iKO. W. HOW.
For Treasurer.
HKNN BVILLK SMITH.
For cotnralMlonars,
JOHN P. WETZEL,
QBOROE F. MIia.BR.
For Auditor,
I). NORMAN APP.
J C.BOWER80X,
Deleft w to Repubnca'n suae OonvenUOD,
CARBON SBBBOLD,
Thursday, June 22, 1899.
are
Others re
writers and
ho proti
of
Bachelor Girl and Matrimony.
The question of marriage ie the
great question in every human life.
Time was when a woman was sup
posed to have only one answer to the
nuaation. Happily r unhappily
!,, timo is nast. Siine of US
iit.ti in- i'" -
bewailing the change.
intra iii it. Then' are
thinkers on social topics who prole
o ;., tin. trrnwinor tendency
women to accept independent spinst-
ephtHKl IW more desirable than an
uncertain prospecl of weddetl bliss,
u niennce tothcwelfareof the society.
i .1,. n.,i 1 helieve that thecom-
nl. tc iudenendence of women in
mutter will out our marnagi
tioiiBon a much betterand happier
footing thau formerly.
In all thecaseslhave known(and
.1...,. I.....H manvN, where mar-
lilt lit - - .
this
rem-
nage was
undertaken for any
othc
pure am
lie rc-ul
reason than lovi lovi
simile and irresistible
has been unfortunate forthe woman.
Perhaps her true situation does nof
come to the knowledge of the world,
but the effecl is to bring her unhap
piness and misery, to degrade her.
From "lhe Great Qwdion.
Demored'a Magazineor July.
is corraeciy reponea in your p- : ,, , ,iniM,i,
, . it . il l Fiiiiy ri,,L w .in. ,,,n .. .
ner, as showinu that the German part , , ., . . , 0ii
'. h . t wroe number of troops, nearly ai1
- oi t ne war was not a prominent one. . , - , i i i ,. k.:
.. , . - 1 , i Germans and commanded UJ their
v irions H is an oh field of research and has ... , ' ,
VnTIUMB av ,,vn fi,iiiitri'tiiin R .ive :lt 1:111
amed, a
'enn-
IVIUUWUU
. , , , . 1 T I linn vuiiiiu ,iii u. , , . .
it s Hvn we worked over, and 1 know . . . . , , . -
,B , , , , . ,. dom, U'sides those already name
tVoti 1 that the doctors largely disagree on , , . ,. , 't ,
,roni ; ft 6 I number of the higher gradeot r.
tree transfers between the
lines has been established, and it
uiaaSMu fin-. i nnrantl I, trolll
one part of the District to another "cs.o,. i,,, niV.,n.i... svlvania (icrinan ollicers, nwirlv
upon payment ofa single 5-cent fare, Kfivolutionary war I eniisylvania , jf w, ((m wm, h( S(1IIS , paiati
with as great facility and in little was the keystone audremabed -so 1 Altatijlni! . ieaml John phiIip
more time than was heretofore re- for nearly 100 years after. ! Dahass, of Ldwnon Co.; Col. Jobn
quired in going shot distances with- The Quakers and the Germans York, who had charge ot
in the city limits. All of the form-1 together governed the State o the recruitiug service; Col. Henry
er "suburban lines" have become this war. It is a known fact that j Haller, same county; tol . 8abastian
merged in the general system, thus Pennsylvania wasconsidered the In'st Uaval)) q0i BaltaerGehr, Col. Dan
bringing remote sections near to the developed colony, and Dr. Both, of hej Hunter, (Yeoger), Col. Henry
centre of the city in point of time, Philadelphia, has left it on reconi,Spy.(,r aj 0f Berks county. Col.
ami the advantages which arealready that this was tine to the German ele- Hunter's "( rerman Regiment" per
apparont in the development of real ment I believe it is also true that formed most anions frontier service
estate in the siilmrlis arc difficult to our State furnished the largest nutn-;,, tR. gH8qHehcnua valley in 117'),
estimate. The demand lor suDuroan ner ot troops in mai war. j. rwvei Wn:i e Col. Sovker. who lies buried
property is increasing to an extent examined such rolls as are aecessi-; at Lewighurg, was paymaster of the
that renders it practically certain ,e, and the number of German I militia during the war; Col. Ste
that no more promising investment names on the rolls is very large. Dhen Balliet of Lehiirh. Col. John
foi capital is offered anywhere than Bancroft says, "The Germans of frarree utA Francis Memres. of Lan-
... .. ..! i . ii .I!! n 1
caster. Then also the famous Hllb-
in suhiirlian Dropertv lying within lVnnsvlvaiua were all on the side ol
the boundaries of the District of freedom." In 1 772 tlieGerinans in ! (,y famjv w,i,., t(.(. ranked
( 'olumlii.i.
Probably never before was so in-
Philadelphia organized "the Patoi- oolonele, and others oi lesser rank.
Otic Society," and in 1774 a "Cor-! T, j t) n j(SS JJgtioguished
vitimr an onuortun tv offered forthe responaence ommiww, uohi ; Antes family, sons of the eminent
profitable investment of large a- which organizations wielded great German emigrant, Henry Antes,
mounts of capital in the forming of influence with Germans throughout who wag 0De of ifog men 0f
omn ides where homes can be "e coiomes. n is ,t the Commonwealth, and for w hom
i
Film quarter Oittiir.v
33 rl., 8.0o p,-r Y-Hr :
NOW 10 CTS., $1.00 A YEAR
rs. Frap,k Leslie, EJitr.
I'BtXENT I'oSTRinrTI.BM :
FRANK II. STOCKTON.
BEN, W'kslf.Y MEBBtTT,
IlliKT II ARTE,
SEC. OF NAVY I.ONO,
JOAQ1IX Ml l I.I It,
JI LIA 0. K. DORR,
WALTER CAMP,
EOERToN CASTLE,
WM. c. VAX TAS-EI.Sl'TI'HEV,
MABOARBT K. BANQSTKR,
ElMlAli FA W' CRT I',
LOUISE CHANDLER MOULTON,
WILLIAM DEAN HOWBLLS,
tlEN. NELSON A MILES,
ami other noted and popular writers.
I rmik Leallehl INtpalur Monthly l In
all riepecte one ottbe brlghtertand beal iilnn.
trnted 10-eent magaalnea In the world none
better The beat knowi authors and urtint
eontrllnite to the pnge, ami the liighuKt stiinil-
mil of printing leapparant.
BPBCIAta-BtatrHfnl .Military Calendar, ilx
neetion- each In twelve eolora. Mxlv1., Inches,
Mareb ISW to February 1900, together with thin
mntnzlne Mareh to Deotntbei UMMr all for SI
Frank Leslie Publishing House, N. Y.
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i2arnl u lur U iiko-ii.ir '
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procured within the means ofpeople
of moderate incomes, and where
houses will be available for rent.
Reduced Rates to Gettysburg.
a a . II I I
think thct.cnnans were all Menon- L(.(l o)(,r(1(1 g, (10() nytu$
ites. Those in luster, Philadelphia, l(iLW or alive"Col. Wm. Antes and
Montgomery, lVrks, U'lmnon, J- Col. John Henry Antes, who built
high, Northampton and some other frullti(,r fort' near Jersey Shore,
counties were not Menonites, but i .- Vr,.nti..r IA.ru ..C Ponno ul. i
lighting members of the Lutheran
and Reformed churches.
Now, to conduct a war requires
THE PACKER
BICYCLE
p. o.H), and who proved such a
tower of strength in tne West Branch
region during the dark days ot the
On account of the dedication o!
. . . 1 i i ti.
the monument lo uenerai neyuoms. , . ,,. ,i, , . ..
, D'l i nauait iwnwi auu iuw w ania. MVOIUUUD,
lulyl. the Pennsylvania Railroad . , ... In r, .mil . . ,.
(.,,,.,,.. lbb nrrnrifrfld tosellexcur- L . . , . , ,, IJur t rerman ancestors I Hire their
(ompan has arranged toseuexcur Iamgurean examination of the old fn .hft of the hvv burdeM t
sion tickets from points on its lineal . ... . i)r Hulev ; l" ' e " " ; ) " 1 1 e? siS
j j M I 1 II It i?v.l t lit II 'III 1. 1 IV. 11V l"Hlll"ll
Is a model wheel, and
one that will out wear
any wheel on the market
! 0- ve .lunMoa
' m, ir irrlrtna iti chll ilpbln
i. r". Ne l ol4 .t .SSp u K.iliiiin.r,' .1 1 1 p in
tvahln -t o x n i in
fi'M .. dail itTHliiK a' PtiHadeliibin
.19 Vea Vn"K.SSain, KaPlntOM 9 '.ii ni
tv ai i .t . p,:, n aj,
4iin. week day. arriving Philadelphia
l.i" t i.m ;n n o , Baltimore lain
uililnutiiti I i'.S a in
I r an i-o leu v.. S..nhnrv :
i w . in ,i illy iirrlrtnv ;it I'hlladeldMii f ss a m
I ..i iluiiire t .' in IVaahl Ktoh 146 ate Now
Trli UBI ... WeokiUy. Ill Sam Sun lav-,
I . vi ii in --ek dm iriivliiv ut Philadelphia
II is i n N w Vo'k .fN t. in, H.iltlm ie )1M
il in, Wa-I'lligli.li l on p n.
IU pm. "eiiii 4a t. arrlvirig nt Phlltdalpbln
ypin Yor eop in, ttaltirasrtOapni
I -inn hIk
' II '12 ii
altluii re
leave Snnhurf ut so a in nil I .1 2S
t..r llnrrlabinv, Pbliedalpbla and
Pennsylvania. Delaware,
Mary
for tin: round trip.
Tickets will lie sold on June
that the Germans were there in force.
in
i i i.i i ? . . . i .1 L!
lanil, anil me jMsinct oi v on.in.iu., - , , ,n.;nnf(1i
, . . n e i ff IICU Ul AUflJI a VI WIV vfti.tiiviiiMi
to Gettysburg, at rate of single fare ; , P,.nnsvlVttnia
1? -I j -
for four companies, the Germans of
! the Stein enlisted five cotniKlllies. all
ami .July 1, hki io reiurn uiiiii
July 5, inclusive.
The First Anniversary.
It is just a year since the Chicago,
Milwaukee St. Paul road inaugur
ated its celebrated l ionecr Limited
Germans, and fullyoffioered by Ger
mans. There is hardly a Pcnnsyl
vanian oi German extraction who
did not have one or more ancestors
in that war. In my own case they
were on Inith my father's and my
mother's side. The Ileavers.Strijk-
lers, Meyers, Fishers, Shaffers, Ikiw-
DasaenRer train service between Chi- era, Schmidts, Weisera, Fochta, Rit-
1 b . .. ... ..... wr i ..... i .1 n .L
.! i I
cago, .MiiwatiKee, an, nun uiu
Minneapolis, This service marked
a new era in the railroad world in
tin., line of passenger accommodation.
Vt the cost of a quarter ol a million
,i, .
ii .1 i;w- inai nroeressive eoiuuuiiy
furnished the traveling public, in its
ters, Heisers, Kuglers, indeed all the
Gernians were there.
Dr. Egle and Prof. Rupp, men
most familiar with the history of the
Germans in Pennsylvania, affirm
that of monev, of wagons and horses,
down to the present da v. The very
first treasurer of our country was
Michael Hillegas, of Philadelphia,
whose father was a refugee from the
Palatinate. So faithful was he that
he was retained seven years. A
number of Germans helped frame
our first State constitution, and they
have furnished a larger number of
Governors to this great Common
wealth than any other nationality as
this list will show: Snyder, Sluink,
Heiser, Schultz, Wolf, Ritncr, Rig
ler, Hartranft anil Reaver.
Indeed, Mr. Editor, lovely as were
the Quakers, and sterling theScotch
Irish and Welsh, 1 sometimes
think as every true 'German should
do, that our ''Dutch" ancestors I. at
r
J H MtTTCHIVMON
MnniMCtr
REPAIRING
of all kinds neatly done
I have spent a number
of years at the business
under an experienced
insfjuctor. Call and
see before buying a
bicycle.
WALLACE TEATS,
Globe Mills. Pa.
i l.i.r Imiiil iii wliiifiiiiir nfrnira ilnrimr
of clothintr and rations when most ,, n i...: ; i r ......
, i , i , e i II , , ,, , . ,. i i Hits iwvviuuimui j uniuui iimy
Pioneer Limited trains, oomforte and needed, Pennaylvaniafurniahedmore Ldd .... mJel u vinrinia.
ever produced than her share. She was able to do r. .l ,.. u. ... i u ...i. r ..".i:....
i in i l "ii'ii ill :i in I '.iii ;i i iiii. i
this because she had the moat Dr. I, , n- p,,j,
IIJ il'' III A t-iiiiit, a ( ii.iii
Egle gives the names of nincGer-
i 11 dun rn 1
mans who advanced mw.vuv anti
facilities the best
This train has hvi tlescriheti ninnv
t mes in newspapers and magasines,
Imt should be seen and examined to
K3 appreciated. In beauty of finish, ggyed the army ::t a critical time, it
richness and elegance oi lurmuning 1 was the (urinaii women who lur-
nnthittff enual to it has ever been at- ntatiarl hlnnlrota to the nrtnv at Val- i .
. .' . . .... - j . l'ennsv vaniau.
tcmiited I iv any oincr roan. Liieiey Ij'orga It is said this was lie-
car builders w i re nearly a year ill I cause while the Knirlish women had
impleting the Pioneer Limited I Do blankets to spare, there was a
trains (there are two one leaving I gnrulus in every German house.
.... v . 1.1 .1
( hlcago tor the West and tiieotneri MvL'reat-rrreat-L'randmothcr.Mar
largely
says in his essays in one place that
in a muster of the militiain Pickens
Co., S.C.,
every man
it was discovered that
had formerly been a
leaving the Twin Cities for the East Beaver, furnished Washington
The Effect of Rapid Transit upon Sub
urban Property in the District of
Columbia.
At no time in thehistory ol Wash
ington, w hich since the inauguration
of the improvements instituted by
(Jov. Sheppard lias been marked liy
a steady and healthy improvement
in real estate values, has there heen
.so height B future for the owners of
suburban property lying within the
boundaries of the District of Colum
bia, as the present time. Whilethis
is due to several causes, among which
an essential factor is doubtless t lie
liharalitv of CollLTCSS ill lliakill'
;ij)ini)i i;itioii- amounting in the ag
gregate for the present year to about
J',,0l II 1,000 for the District improve
nunbi. theimnrovements which have
- 7
been instituted by the syndicate that
has recently gained control of the
gtreet railways have probably done
more than anything else to bring
about prcscntconditioiis. The street
railways are being reconstructed
and new lines established. The
n Kids arc belDB eulllDDCd W illi llKr-
dern rapid transit. The obsolet
overlR'atl trolley has been dispense
with, and a uniform electric under
ground system has been adopted
The lines have been extended in ill
directions to the boundaries of the Dis
trict, and as farnsstreet railways are
concerned the distinction between the
portions of the District formerly
known as the city and the country
every evening in the year) and tney jr)00 bUBheUl ot wheat,
fond to-day a monument to the Lu i DPevi0U8iv given her
builder's art. No regular liassenger illwI.in.i ,., ,... mtm, iv ai,epstor8.
train service in America la as well I Havens, manufactured gun-
known as the I'loncer Limited, from , i ;fl t th F&Uj. o
the standpoint of passenger traffic I Cnoh Creek, in Chester County,
the past twelve months have Irh-ii
the most successful in the history of
the St. Paul road, made so very
largely by the Pioneer Limited. The
patronage ol this svrviee is astriking
illustration of the fact that the pub
lic appreciates a good thing.
PENNSYLNAN1A CHAUTAUQUA.
Let us not quarrel over it or call
names. Our fathers did that tor
nearly 100 years, and even yet, a
Pennsylvanian cannot rise to prom
inence except we call him ugly
names. They don't do it in other
states like we do. G. G. GaOFF.
San Juan, P. R.
MlDDLEBURGH MARKET.
mur,. KC. VIVO
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
Well Man
of Me.
aBlkkW Ffcotofrapa
I frt.D Ufa,
i b m Mr .i tm m.
i the -&mfsM
i FRDSTUSX JlEI
Mi
4
H H H
I
m in fi w m m
mm i
a
I
3LOR,
I StLiNSGilOVE, PA. E
I
i
vmn 'nQPQiiTPQnt
I Call Before Yon Onler Elsewnere-
i"i wri r mm wmmmwxwaM-
Loses! Gasb Prices.
TT T 1 1 M
y iruinuiuuiiiiiyuuuiuuiuuu
prodacee the above result s In 30 dnyi. It art n
powerfully and quickly. Curca when all ouers ran.
Vouna men will riaaln their lost manhood. and old
man will recover their youthful vigor by using ,
BE VIVO. It quickly ana eurelyrestorea nervous- ;
neaa. Lout Vitality. Im potency. Nightly Emission.
Loet Power, Falling Memory, Wasting Diseases, and
all effecta ot aeU-abusa or excersand lndiecrouon,
which unnta one (or study, business or marriage. It
Dot only cures by starting at the seat of disease, but
lie groat nerve tattle and blood boUder, bring
ing back tbe pink glow to pale cheeks and re
storing tbe Bie of youth. It wards off Insanity
and Consumption. Insist on having REVTVO, no
other. It can be carried In vest pocket. By mail,
1.00 per package, or six tea scoo, with a poel
tire written guarantee to core or refund
the money. Advice and circular free. Address
Royal Wedlclne COnWSSS?:
For sale by Middleburg Drug Co.
w hile in Montgomery County thej Corrected weekly by our merchant .
lder Grotts made clothing for the
army in which the younger members
served. Indeed, Mr. Editor, this
whole slander aliout the Pennsylva
nia Germans arose with Ren Frank
lin, who first feared them and then
hated them, because they would not
take h is newspaper nor get their job
I printing done at his office, but went
over to oltl man bauers at uerman
town, or the office at Ephrata.
Franklin was a great man, but like
ltrliieel Ilntrs to nt. (Jrrtiin via Prim,
oylvanla lti.il. ml.
For the I'ciiiisvlvnnint'hiiutniuiimi to bohrhl
at Mt. Oretna. l'ii., July 4 to Auifust 10, 1S..IH,
the Pennsylvania llailronil ''timpany wilt sail
wiu-vial i'xruriimi tickets to Mt. tiretna from ,1 1 . i. i ,..ll
N, York- Wasblniton, Baltimore, Frederick. many other jicople, he let small
Mil.. enenuaurua, ana unermcuiaie potma, 1,:,,, .nrn ls viru s sometimes
Inolndlnwal HtiitiuiiH on Its Una in the state of UUDBB W.irp Ills MtWS SOIlltlllllLS.
nnsyivania. i franklin was also the author ot the
rickets will be sold on June 16 to Auicst in. ... , t. . . . .
Inclusive, and will be kom1 to rsiurn until Aug. "dUIlll) 1 IlltClimail expression, OUl
Butter
KitKs 14
Onions 00
Lard B
Tallow 4
Chickens per lb
Turkeys 10
Bide (J
Shoulder 8
Ham 12
70
.4ri
00
.85
i.80
For SALE, I oflerlor sale fifteen
acres ot farm land, twenty acres
of partly cleared land ami twenty
four acres of timlier land, all situat
ed at New Berlin in Limestone town
ship, Union Co. If so desiretl, it
w ill lie sold in lots. For particulars
inquire of A. T, Taylor, Kishaco
quillaa, Pa. 3-23-3mo.
K
THE DIETZ
DRIVING LAMP
Is about as near perfection as 50 years
ot Lamp-Making can attain to. It
burns kerosene, and gives a powerful,
clear, white light, and will neither blow
nor jar out. When out driving with
It the darkness easily keeps about two
hundred feet ahead of your smartest
horse. When you want the very best
Driving Lamp to be had. ask your
dealer (or the "Dietz."
We Issue a special Catalogue of this
Lamp, and, If you aver prowl around
titer nlght-faH, it will Interest you.
Tis mailed tree. l
R.B. DIETS CO.,
60 Ialght St., New York.
Bstabllshed in 1840.
CJ 4 V I FOB 10c SILVKR or lie STAMPS.
l)rt 1 , I will wild u handsome FOl'NTAI N
I'KN. boild fold, Notliintr beats It. Tremen d
n'is -.elli-i . )f. nit. waiited. Address at once
Uoj; 1 liuva'iihilitt, W. Va 3-l-3in.
Wheat
Kye
Potatoes
Old Corn
Oats
Bran per 100 lbs...
Middlings " ...
Chop
Flour per bnl
O I STOVES STOVES STOVES STOVF.S STOVES STOVES
75 1
.851
IS, Inclusive.
2t,
THE IIF.NTOP ALL.
For over fifty years Maw. Wi.nsmiw's Sooth-
UM Sym i' has liecn used by mothers for their
hililren while teething. Are you disturbed at
night ami hmlcen ol your rest by a sick child
suffering nml crying wiili pain of cutting teeth?
If so wn.l at once nml get a In it lie ol "Mrs. Win-
slow's Soothing Syrup" for children Teething.
Its value U incalculable. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer immediately. Depend upon It,
mothers, there Is no mistake about It. It cures
dlarrlm n, regulates the Stomach and Ilowcls,
.90
4.40
. la bottle. Be sure and get "jib, wixslow's
have been abolished. A system ot,8ooTHU(oSTBr.Pi.. W7.
the only man that Congress could
get to translate the Declaration of
Independence into the languagess ot
Europe was one of the same "dumb
Dutchmen." They have never blown
their horn and no one has done it for
them. The N. E. horns have been
going all the time and confused us.
We come now to the leaders
There was General Muhlenburg
cures Wind Colic, softens the Oums, reduces Ueneral Zook, Col. John Peter Krep-
inunmiiu. (ion, nti kivcsuiiii' nun i'iier(ry w inc . l 1 A
whole system. "Mrs. Wlnslow s Soothing By K wllO Saved the Whole American
rap" for children teething is pleasant to the
taste and is the prescription of one of the old
est and best female physicians and nurses lntbe
Fulled States and la for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price, twenty-five cents
PATENTS
m rntmnlf nr r-nmiTinnl.
OBTAINED
TERMS EAS7.
Consult or communicate with tbe Editor
of this paper, who will give all needed infor
mation
army at the battle of Long Island,
when but for his stand with the
German battalion, Washington's ca
reer may have been ended in irre
trievable disaster.
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SGHOCH & STAHLNECKEB
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Oflfer to the public a full
line of Corrugated Roofing,
Plain Tin and Galvanized
Iron Roofing and Spouting,
Fence Wire,TiD ware,Gran-
iteware, Etc. A full line of
OIL & VAPOR STOVES
for Summer cooking. Call
and see our stock and learn
our prices.
SCHOCH & STAHLNECKEB,
OPP. JAU, MIDDLEBURG, PA.
VAPOR STOVES VAPOR STOVES VAPOR STOVES
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