SUMMER TOURS TO THE NORTH.
SANITARY HOG HOUSE.
Dry. Sutinliluy Quarter Ar Abso
lutely N -i nr to the Steady
Health of Swine.
In some of the counties of Illinois
lialf of the hogs often tlio on account of
disease. In Iowa severe losses are re-
irtetl. Indiana, Kansas, Nebraska ana
Missouri report loss, but to a smaller
extent Kentucky Is comparatively
free. Wisconsin, Minnesota and the
Dakotas are usually light sufferers. It
Is seen from this that disease Is most
prevalent where there are the most
hoes. The massing of animals together
and crowding them with to carbon
aceous a food as corn is an Invitation
to disease to come and reap a heavy har
vest. The surroundings become unsan
itary, disease germs multipjy fast, the
r Bla ClwlM of Two EtUs.
Mrs. Brinksiey tieorge, wny wiu(
you go on working so hard? I must In-, tWo Tour to On limit vin Puunsv!
sist tUt you give up the extra duties VMi Railroad,
that you have taken upon yourself oil Fjr m tQmmH lVlinsUv,ulla
late. You are simply wertrinfj yourself Ha.noert tOiiipiuiy lias wnM 'o run
out. What's the use of it ? j PSSSSMrSk1 l0U" 1 rtu hn'' Nj"
.Mr. iinnKsiey vten, my uoui
mid awhile ago that vou would have to
discharge the girl and do our cooking
yourself if 1 didn't eurn more money.
I'm going to keep you from doing that.
even if I have to work nil nigm as wen
as all day. Chicago Dally News.
PEOPLE AND EVENTS
Amateur Tlit-atrlrnls.
Miss Jones (who lias kindly offend
to hear Mr. Cireeu in his part for the
coming theatricals) Now, what's your
cue, Mr. Green?
Mr. Green (bewildered) My cue?
"Yes, your cue what they say just
before you make your entrance, you
know."
"Oh, 1 see. They always suy: Come
on, you silly ass, cun't you?' "London
Punch.
of
Trartlee Make IV r feet
Ethel When does your broach
promise suit take place, Clara?
Clam (sobbing) T-to-morrow.
Ethel (sympathizing!-) I am very
ti-stom Is enfeebled bv damn, unwhole- sorrv to see vou so overcome, Clara,
some surroundings, and it is not sur- dear.
prising that bad results follow.
One of the best germicides known is
sunlight Disease loves darkness and
Clam Oh, it's nothing. Kthel; I am
simply practicing for the jury. Tit-Kits.
tw ( g 1 fin
HEALTHFUL HOO HOUBE.
dampness. Dry, sunshiny quarters are
absolutely necessary to continued:
health. All animals must have the sun
shine to busk in or they will not thrive,
and especially young animals require
sunshine. These facts are too well
known to call for proof. They are
stated as a reminder and to point out
a way to arrange a hog house so as to
provide the needed sunshine inside. It
is a simple thing to get the sunlight to
stream in at the south side, but al
though it reaches the floor near the
south side It will not reach far back.
The problem Is to get the sun's rays to
the north side of the building. This .
can be done and the north side of the
Modern Surgery.
"SingU'Jaw was badly hurt In that
railway accident, wasn't he, doctor?"
"Very. We had to amputate both of
his legs."
"My! will he pull through?"
"Oh, yea; we'll put him on his feet
again In about six months." Chicago
Dispatch.
Still lie Wnen't Thankful.
jie What an idiot I was when I mar
ried you.
She Don't yon think you're an idiot
now ?
He No, I do not.
She Then you ought to be very
thankful to me for having altered you.
Stmv Stories.
At tempt laic Impossibilities.
Female Emancipator With all our
work, the cause of woman doe not
progress. Why Is It?
Male Philosopher The trouble Is
that the pretty girls spend till their time
trying to be brainy, and the brainy
girls spend all their time trying to
look pretty. X. Y. Weekly.
The tlrsl tour, leaving Juiv a. Incl i-los Nla-
nrt K ills. Toronto. TIiohmiu 1 1-Iuiio. KapM
otttie 81. Lawn-nce, tpiefcw l.ikeS . .I.jBu. T '
M .K-iU'liuv. Montreal. All Mii.ie rn.tsin. bejtaa
t'liiiruptiilii mill lii-urue, MsnttCffS, .mil HlfB
u:-.i- or me uiKiwto. ikjcuio i.' actuated a o.
Uoimrl-trlp rut..', inn.
Tne seconrt lour. biatlnl AOftWl !.'. OOTSfi
I he same 'crrlt.ry Willi tM exception 01 L'lkf
St. John nnit Tne s-itiuunay nH Bfinllhlol RiUr
teen iluys, Itonnit-trlp r.iti , IOO.
K.u-li tour will In in Charge III one of Hi im i-
panjri tuurtxt assets, satiated by i an experi
raced imiy MCMporoB, ebOM uay.H:i;ii o Haras
will btUaOMOrtM laillt's.
The rate emirs railway and bOM tar. lor the
entire mumt trip, parlor c ir snata, motls ''u
route, hotel rnu-Kuliimeiii, iransler charge-,
unil can luge hire.
For an iiieii Itinerary, t to eel a. or say sddl
tloiiii! liitorinntl.in, aouraea TuUrtM A . him,
Pen nsy Ivan in Uilltmfl rampant, lie Ilr o.t 1
wav. New York: mv) Fulton Str.-et, Brooklyn:
M Hraad Street, Newark, n. ). or 00, w.
Moytl, Asslstaul General IMaaeiiKer Aaeat,
Ilruail Street Mutlou. IMIadelulilu. 7 1 - - J t .
IIixh oiler A tree Willi Yon ?
If not, driuk Grain-0 made from
pure grains. A lml v writes: "The
first time 1 make Grain O I did uot
like it but after using it for one week
nothing would induce me to go hack
to coffee." It nourishes ami feds
i lie system. The children can drink
it freely with great benefit. It is the
strengthening substance of pure
grains. Get a package today from
fOUr grocer, follow the directions in j
making it mid von will b'tve a dcliei
ons ana healthful table beverage for
old aud young. 18a and 26c,
Reduced Rates to the Seashore.
Animal l.ow-llitte I'.mcnrxlon to Atlantic
(iiy, nr., vln I'eiumy Ivanln Railroad.
The Pennsylvania Rallraad Ooatpan, ns ia
rntm't'il for three low run- len ony excursions lor
tli '.reset. t ItanOB ffOHl Krle Trov, Hi lle oiite,
W'lfltawport, Mncaiiaxua Rnutmry, Blmoaii-
ooiih. H. .in mil .ii' i i i ii j 1 1 Interineih.ite Its-
fionn (ii.eitiiiiiii: stall"! i nn nrttnon foartsj to
AilanUenty. Dtps Nay, a tlw( Bus Ii'-
(Mv. Av.'O'iii, Angle-en, n'llawona, or HOIV
Boscti, on Tli'irwitay, July vt, August in ii m
Bxeerslan ilekeis, cood m return hy reoiiisr
ttnlns within ten flays, will lie solrl l very law
rines. Tt- kels to A'lnnllOCUy will be soil via
the 1'i-lnWHie Itnet II lilv" Itont,', the only nil.
rail line, or ma Msritet eireel Wbirf, Phlladel
pbls, For Iritottnattoii in revipir) 'n specific rut s
mid Hnteoi trains cnnsuli Imnit tiins. .r spnly
to tifrents in E. s iiairar. Division Ticket
Acetii. v llllarnrfiort, Pa,
stop over can is i n i tit Philadelphia, lther
fOl'k "I :etiirt;it e, within limit 01 tlekef. tno
vlilei! ticket Is deposited with Acent at Droad
street siatluu i mned lately on arrival.
t'aaatnral.
Hall Khume There is somethin(r nn-
hog house made warm and sunny, even j owuiy about my new lnndlady. I think
warmer than the south side. he must be a real lady.
To do fills build the houBe extending Diggings Why, what is the matter?
east and west and of nny siie desired. ; nail Ithume She has not once told
depending upon the size of the herd It is 1 raa that she has seen hetter days.
to accommodate. Then put tne pean i Town Topics.
of the roof south of the center or me
building. Give both sides of the roof
the same pitch. To do this the roof of
the north side will run higher than the
roof of the south side in the plnce where
the roofs meet. The cut illustrates the
plan. Suppose the roof of the north
side to be 24 to 30 Inches higher at the
ridge than the roof of the aouth side.
Then there will be a chance to put in
glass below the one roof and above the
other, and the sun will stream through
to the north side and kill disease germa
by the millions and tone up the system
at pigs and shotes and make them 1
thrifty and healthy.
The alley runs through the center of
the building and the central windows
are therefore just over the south side
of the nlley, and the sun will shine over
the alley and Into the pens north of It.
The whole building is made Bunny and
pleasant by this center light, but if
wished glass can nlso be put nlong the
south side of the building to give direct
light to the penB on the south sjde of the
alley. A building like this will be par
ticularly prized In early spring as a
place to raise early pigs. For summer
pigs there Is no better plnce than out
in a good pasture. C. E. Bennett, in
Orange Judd Farmer.
HINTS FOR STOCKMEN.
Found niaennere. Also.
"It is quite true," said the long-wind
ed preacher, "that there are sermons in
stones."
"But, unfortunately," returned the
parishioner, "they are not confined to
atones." Chicago Tost.
Sweet Thlnir.
The lovely girl In the candy shop
Is blushing like rosy wins,
For out In front hr sighing swain
Stands under the swaying sign.
-Chicago Tribune.
ALREADY AS EXP1SKT.
The oldest active banker In the world
b Deborah Powers, u'ed of Uinsiug
berg, Hnglund.
Lorrl Rothschild is a patron of mu
sic cn.l hia musJcnles arc the finest in
London.
Congressman Joseph W. Bailey, of
Texas, is a aelf-mmle man. At ten he
did not know his alphabet.
Secretary Alger's tlmberland, from
which he made his fortune, lies along
Lake Huron and is 100 square miles in
etcnt.
Mine. P&ttt, in Spite f i her crowded
life, Is one of the most prolific of corre
spondents, and devotes from one I i two
hours every morning to writing to her
legion of friends.
Young Willie Gladstone, thv eldest
grandson of the Qrand Old Man, and
the present master of Hawnrdetl rustle,
has just entered Eton college, where
his grandfather was educated.
W. 8. Oillbert has a collection of cu
riosities at his house at Barrow Weald
und uinoug t hcni is the mode of a man-of-war
of 100 years ago, fifteen feet
long; it was from this t!nt the scene In
"Pinafore" was designed.
For the post 15 years Theodore Til
ton has lived In the French capital,
where he Is known as Tllton the mag
nificent, the handsomest man in Purls."
He is over six feet tall, with a ti'iire
that is perfect and finely chiseled
features.
The father of long-distance pedes
trlanism is still a hale, vigorous man
of sixty-odd years, who uses the street
ears less than any other man In active
business life in New York. He is
Weston, who, in 18(10, walked from
Portland, Me., to Chicago, within a
specified number of daya. He is as
active now ns then, and recently
thought of entering one of the six-days'
matches to show the youngsters how
rn-e should Ik won.
Hogs sometimea get seasick traveling
on the cars.
A horse broad in the forehead will
generally be intelligent and kind.
Small unsalable, cooked potatoes are
good for the hogs; mix with skim milk
and a little corn meal.
The purer the race of the parent, the
more certainty there is of transmitting
its qualities to ita offspring.
When giving horses rest, give them
the full benefit by making their quar
ters as comfortable as possible.
A sloppy, watery mean should never
be given young pigs, for by gorging
themselves with it, they become potr
bellied, have indigestion and scours.
When the dam is seen to lie down to
let her pigs suckle, and then Jump up
quickly to try to push the pigs away,
sometimes not without giving utterance
of pain, the trouble is with the teeth of
the pigs, which have uecome snarp.
These sharp teeth should be broken off
or filed down. They can be easily dis
tinguished by examining the mouth of
the pig. and quickly corrected. West
ern Plowman.
Colls Door at Any Prlco.
The time of good prices for pure
bred stock is a time of more or lesa
temptation for the breeder, aa also for
the fanner who buys for the improve
ment of his herd. The breeder is tempt
ed to keep and sell something that la
not good enough to use for breeding.
The farmer Is induced to buy it because
It looks cheap compared with merito
riona pure-bred animals. Both loae
money in the end. The breeder who
sella culls will soon have a correspond
ing reputation. The fanner who buys
tJbt will loae many times the difference
,i& price, and his faith In pure-bred
took to a certain extent. Stock breed
ing is -not en exact science, and culls
will come occasionally, hot do not sell
bey them for breeding purpoeeev
Huaband Don't bother me, my dear.
I'm studying political economy.
Wife Well, you needn't work so hard
at it- Goodness knows, you're suffi
ciently strong on the economy port of
it now. Petit Jouniul Pour Hire.
llrluk UratVMJ
after you bftte concluded that you
ought not to ilritik coffee, It is not
a medicine but doctors order it be
caiiHe it i healthful, invigorating
and appetising, It is made from pin e
grains and has that rich neal brown
color and tastes like the lincst Knult
of coffee ntnl costs about as much.
Children like it iiinl thrive nn it be-
cauaeit in the genuine food driuk
containing nothing but nourishment.
Ask your BTot-er for (Irain-U, the
new fooil drink. 1" and V5c.
CHAUTAUQUA.
Nests and Hots.
gheWhv Is It, I wonder, thot a bird
never uses the. same nest two years in
succession? It very frequently hap
pens that one of last year'smeats isjust
aa irood ua new.
1134)1!, I guess birds arc like women
1 In one wsy.
She I'd like to know how you draw
the connection?
He Well. 1 never oee you wearing
one of your last year's hats, although
I aome of them must be about as good aa
i new. Chicago Daily News.
LEGAL ADVERTISING.
ADMINISTRATOR' NOTICE Let
ters of Administration .III the
tutP of Sniniirl B. Walter Inteof I'miiktln twi ,
Bnjnwr county, IV. Oeo'd, having bean granted
tn the nndarstened, all parsons knowing Ihew-
elves liaielited to slil rmc nrr r-iiii-tel t.i
make IiuchIIsIv payment, while those having
o iiliiwwU'OKmwnltlieiii duly aiillietitlealeil to
tllC I ii.l' I rtli'li 'l-
. MAKV M. WALTErt,
M HKNItY 11 WALTBKi
G HOKUM W. WALTER.
Jacob Gilbert, Alt'). Adtu'ri.
June LI. IMtt.
i. use i.oM-iinie Excursion via Pennsjrl"
nenln HnllroiKl.
on Julyttth, the PeBnsylvaoii Railroad com
pan v will run tile lunt MttCtaJ excursion ol the
Heawui from Philadelphia, Baltimore, wanning-
toll , Reading, Altonim. BallelDOte, Lock llnveti,
siisiiiukin. Wllkeabarre, Banbury, uud winiains
port , principal Intermediate stations, and sta
tioim on the Delaware Plvtston, Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Knlirond.and on the
lioinberland Valley Railroad, to Chantoaqoa,
N.Y. SpuiaUriiln wiilBtnrt from Uiirrlsliurg
uud run uti the lOUoWUg schedule:
. -1 -l.il Train Excursion
I.'irvch, Hute.
lliirrlshurr 11.80 A. M. (MO
siinlmtv ItM 1'. M. J.Hl
Montandon 1,11 " IJJ
Wllliamaport iiw " tM
(.:iiiutuaiiua....Arrheabout 10.30 "
Kxcusloti
Hate.
M. llO.Od
icon
10 00
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ti.M
auknts WAMTRO Foil "TUB (JFI AND
Achievements of Adinlrol IH-wey," the world's
Krratent nsval hero. Hy Murat Ualstead, the
life long friend and admire' of lha natlon'e
Idol, lliuiteiitaiid hel book: ovi r IVm tuiKea.
1x10 lnebaoj m-atiy itOiK'" nalMoaa iiiuetra-
tlone. Only fl.Vt. Enorinoiia demand. HIk
eonimlioloni. Outfit free. Chance of n lifetime.
Write quick. The Dominion Company, ard
door OaikmRMg., Chloago, Mn-lfls,
COgaacTixa Tkaink.
ieavc Philadelphia n,J a.
WaablDgton 7M
Baltimore (Union ta.)
AlttKitm (v. I.k Haven) 7.15
Uuntlngtlon v. Ilby) K8u
A Cure for rvui llrnilnrhes.
For elirht years I auffered from cost Ipai Ion and
severe headache, the head ache iiKiiully la-tlng
three days nt a time. Headache powders reliev
ed me temporarily, hut left too bad an effect.
since I began Munagoewrj King i bt gnmuj
! improved In health, seldom or never have head-
I aoae, batre gained In tiesh. and feei decidedly
well Mas. K. S. Hatch, Temple, N. II. Celery
I King (or the Rerves, Urer ana Kldnoya la sold
In Soo. and Ka packagea by w. ii. Horman,
Troteviiic; Mlddleswarta it Dlsb, atoUlurai H.
A. Bbrignt, Aline.
. M.
M.
Wealth.
If lectures about wealth you scan.
This general thought you'U aee
"It's dangerous for the other man,
Dut very good for mo."
Washington Star.
He Knew All About It,
Mother Johnny, what became of the
Jam thut stood on the top shelf in the
pantry?
Johnny It wasn't on the top shelf,
ma. It waa on the next to the fop. X.
Y. Journal.
In Our Nest Wor.
"General, an overpowering force of
the enemy on bikes has attacked our
leftl"
General Sound the retreat, and or
der the tack brigade to protect our
rear. TitrBita.
Iter Preference.
Ethel The man I marry must be a
hero one who can beard the lion In his
den!
Percy I see. Kind of a combination
circus man and barber! Puck.
Out of the Frying; Pan.
Jimmio Why don't yet git yer hair
cut short so yer mother can't pull it?
Willie If I do that she rape me on
the head with her thimble, an' that's
worse'n pullln' hair. N. Y. Journal.
Proof of Strength.
"What makes you consider him such
a strong man?"
"Why, I saw him open three car win
dows in succession." Chicago Poet.
After the Defalcation.
Depositor (sadly) And I thought
that concern gilt-edged!
Friend Well, ian't tt guilt-edged?
V. V. World. i
HhamokiiKv.Hunbury) 12 a I
Wllkeshnrrc(v Si.nty) 7 3(1 A
Iiek lliiven(v. Wnispf )U .tt
Wluchestcr, a. V, v .
K. H.j T.80 " 10.00
Hound-trip tickets, food to return on regular
trains not later than August M will be told at
rates abo 'e named, and at proportionate rates
from other stations.
Passengers from Atlantic city, Brldiicton,
Vlnclunu. Clayton. N. J., and sutlon on me iw
Is ware Division will use trains to Philadelphia
on dsy preceding date of excursion.
For sner Iflc rates and time of concocting trains
apply to nearest ticket agent.
Our bab? baa been continually
troubled with colic and cholera in
fantum since his birth, and all that
we could do for him di not seem to
give more man ieuipomi.v rnmi
until we tried Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
Since giving bat remedy he has not
been troubled. We want to give vou
this testamonial aa an evidence of
our gratitude, not that you need it
to advertise your meritorious rom
edy.G. M. Law, Keokuk, Iowa.
For sale by all Druggists.
A I : t'VTS W ANTK1) POR'THK LIFE ANI
Achievements of Admiral Hewcy." tnoworld'a
,-r,. .irl iiuvul hero, llv Murnt Halrtaod. the
rif.-i.,inr friend snd admlrarof the nation's Idol
llii.i-,--i unil l,,'l book: over (WHJ pagM, HW
inciics nrsriv ion pages half tono Illustrations.
Only fi vi. Rnoraioaa demand. Hitr coramla-
(Ions. Outfit free. OhOUM of a lifetime. Write
quick. The Iloininioii Cuuipuny, lltdtlo.ir I'm-
Ion Bldg., Caleago, nsnn.
Till. HIST OF AM.. VJMt
For over fifty years Mrs. WntatOW'a Hootii
ino HvBl-r hs been used by mothers for their
children while teething. Are you disturbed M
niirbt ond bioken of your rest by n sick child
A SUMMER SAIL
in ladies' shoes is a ploisnnl
voyage afoot. For the pleas
ure it gives, there's no sail
like onr sale. Crowds are
suffering and crying with iinof cutting teeth' - JA ftnQ securing the
Ifosendaonceiidgctnliottleof "Mrs. Win- ' "J"J"ft -
preiuesi, cuoicbi uu uoot, u.v
ting Summer shoes now man
ufactured, at prices which
buyeis lind it a pleasnre to
nav. Foi houso or street
whole system. "Mrs. Wlns.ow a n ootn ng , - pleaSUTe OT eVerV-daV
rup " tor ciniiircn i"i-o.... -i ,
ta.lesnd i the prescription of one of the old- I practical pUrpOSOS, WalKing,
est and best female phyalclans and niirsoa In the j .,. drivinC, W6 SUDplV
l iteI8Uteand 1. for sale hy all druggist. ! ? " ZKCt
tne iaeai siioes uemauucu uy
fanliion and the dictates of
slow's Soothing Syrup'' for Children Teething.
Its value Is Incalculable. It will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Depend upon It,
mothers,, there Is no mistake shout It. itcures
dtarrbn, regulates the Stomsch and Bowels,
cures Wind Oollc, softens the Gums, reduces
Inflammation, and gl vea tone and energy to the
throughout the world. Price, twenty-five cents
a botlla. Be sure and get "Mas. Wikslow's
Hoothiko Byblp." VS-ly-
Dr. Fenner's Golden Relief.
A TBOB SPBCinO IN ALL
INFLAMMATIONS
Old Rons. Wounds. Rlmimstlum, rt.unugi
Colda." A BUnl curb .ph
For anv pain msioe or out.
By osaisra, Mtadaaaf mall MaJtaaoala
by oaU tgojrraaaalalT.
individual taste. Ladies,
whoever claims yoar hands,
bv all means surrender your
i fcot co these shoes.
G. H. GfflSON. SibmY
Bloodless
Girls
mm r mu
Tt yi ip II
wk 'w w
Doctors have plven the Creek
n.imt An:i-inin, meaning "MooJIess
ness" to a liisease which i; much
mnre nrevnlent among VOlini!
wiimen th in is eenerailv believed. .
In its early stages the disease is not
marked by any decided svmpioms
.in.1 often" m ikes considerable ad
vance before its presence is nuticed.
k ...,t;,T ..f fifi.nip nftcr
1 1 . . 'i t.titfc.- ...... - - -
slight exercise, breathless and rallor are the flrlt noticeable signs.
In an emla the blood becomes thin, the heart flabby, the skin pale and
I . I - , ' - 1. . .1, j.. rue, ill a
waxv. it trie disease necome cnrottic tpersisieiu an. emu; u mnu i"u
fata'.lv. The one successful method of treating this disease is to build up
the blood. The best blood builder in the world is
Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills for Pale People
This remedy has cured more cases of ana-mia than all otheis combined.
Miss fi.r.ioii.1 Moore, of Malona, N. Y.. until reeanUy, haabajn a lif.
loat invalid from palpiutlon of the heart una weakneee of the blood,
a apoakltigof this ax parlance ihaaaldi .,,,i
"l wma la a tarrlble ooudltlon, I could not eat My facewaagnaatlj
white, and my hands were almost traniparsnt, l wae so weak it m
attarly tmnoaalble for ma to go up aUtlrs. . . .
i moi a friend whi.Kp.iiic ofPr. Williams' Pin nils for Pe Paopla,
and sdvlaod me to tr-.- them. Before the lint boa wae used I hemp to
regain tuy nppetlta and felt I.etU-r getierully. I bought U inore bOMJ
and t....k the n. I urew striuiK rupldly und gained In flesh. lMaUM
"otter lit every way. 1 never felt better In my '''''"''""""''V. V;
myseircared. lean not aav too much regarding L'r. WUllama i ink l uie
1..I.. .In Prnm Ihr tlatettr. Mitlnnr. A. 1.
No discovery of modern times lias proved sucn a Dressing w manatnu
as Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People. Acting directly on the blood
and nerves. Invigorating the bodv. regulating the functions, they restore
the strength and health in the exhausted patient when every eftoit ol the
physician proves unavailing.
These pllla are sold In hoses si N cent.-, a bos or sit boxes foi BJ50, and may
be had ..I' mi drjniata, or direoV by mail from Dr. WUllams Medloine Co.,
Bcheneeuiay, n, I,
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si
I Insurance.
( ". n t i '
SNYDEK S OLD, AND KELIA!
Insurance Agency,
SELINSGR0VE, SNYDER C0TJNTY, Pi!
B'lmcr 7V". & n-j- ciox-, Agr) i..
Snt'cecfior to the late William U.Siivdw.
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list of Stnndartl (.'nniriantea, from M.. i lo uiaki h
Butter tbr World over,
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Continental, Nw York,
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LIFE Mutual Life Iub. Co. New York,
ACCIDENT Employers' Liability AHHiirMiit e 0iiiotittii
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Fir. Liifa hih! Aceidant risks aeaantad hi I.Iim low out nil
tilled bv a ftriet regard to mutual Hafeiv. All inI t-lniins t mpil.v iii5
Hatibfactorily Htljustod. Iuformittion in relation to all elaKSfH of Insur
ance promptly furnished ELMER W. SNYliEi', Act..
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It'ti along 1ifH. derotion t"
the true intereeto and piosperity ol
the American People I - won for it
uewfrietde aa'the yeiiin rolled bj
and the oritrinal membem of ita fam
ily passed to their reward, and these
admirers are loyol and Bit mlfiiHt u
day, with faith in its teachings, ai I
confidence iu the iufi nuHtiou whi i
it briuRH to then- liuines and Ii.
ciden.
Asa iintuifll couecijupuce ii
joys in its old sge oil I be vitality nnii
viu'orof itu youth, strengthened ond
ripened by the experiencen of over half a century. rnaraivM
It has lived ou itsmorite, and ou the cordial support of progressive
to the "Now York Weekly Tribune," acknowledged the countrv
over as the leading Nationol Fnniiiy Newspaper
Reoognitlng its value to those wLodeilre all the news of the Btate
and Nation, the publisher of THE POST, (your own fay, ., ,te home pn
per), has entered into an alliance with "Tne New York eeklj rribune
which enables him to furnish both papers at the trifling sum of 1.2fi
Eve'ry farmer and every villages owes to himself, to hi. family, and
to the community in which he lives a cordial support of Ins local news
paper' aa it words constantly and untiringly for his interests in every
wao brings to his home all the news and happenings ol his neighbor
hood, tho doings of his lrieuds, the condition and prospects for uillereiii
ha r,rin in lioin uiiukets. uud. iu fact, is a weekly usitor winch
should be found in every wide-awake, progressive foraily.
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Jnst think of it ! Both tliosn papers lor oniy a j
Seud all subscriptions to "THE POST." Middleburg, Pa.
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SEL1NSGROVE
MARBLE-YARD
M. L. MILLER, - - Prop'r
I keep oonHtantly on hand ami man
afacture to order all kinds of
Marble and Oram
Old Stones Cleaned and Repaired.
LOW PRCE I LOW PRICKS
I have one of tne best Marble Cut
ters in the State and consequently
turn out good work.
garCoinf and see my nork a prices.
Thankful for past favors I most re
spectfully ask a oontlnuance of same,
M. L. MILLER
A. Pottiegeis
Veterinary sUrceoN
SELINSGROVE. PA.
All professional business. Qtrustsd to mjf m
will receive rrompt iiliI careful . ItentlOB.
Mii amass assured tiScta. garta ou u
k cir. free. PolXTS 0.,28l 'Uk lllk., EkStoa
MEDICAL WORK
FOR MEN, FREE
aiND HO MONtV. Mr new ri;d clent St
work treating onm-rr kni end euuM l
eollrtominliJiMlfroai lb" Ml BSMt BWt
DO metier whl hit ocrnpal Ion i or poeitlon In I
will find thlorknnllk nDrihiui pobll.l "
It Uof rlUl Inlorniit tSISSaUHleSI unmMTi i
to the lienlth .b.1 ron or to tb. wk .J
llrokno-oown. While the Jltloy leetel wffl jeji
eooDi eeeerelf eeele In e elele etipiw,
ias sasaSS tprnn m.n wi.o im for it. 1 1,
write promiitlj. A.lnr-i. 11 M Ito-.SI !., r
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