QUA7TERLY REVIEW.
Isvlrruiitl,ml 5nmlu School Lriion
(or Srftmbtr H, UHKf UiMl
Text, Psalm B4r7.
TOM'S BILLY GOAT.
He Flirted Paste Li'.te a Billposter.
One thinn that Tom Anderson used
to do whllo passenger agent of the
Seaboard Air Line, was to let a pet
lapoctallTmngodfromrcKnifa Notea.J billlygoat of his post the excursion
EXTCT OF TIMK.-I.enring out bills when there happened to be any-
Leaaijn j which is a prophecy, of un one about to see him. As a matter of
earlier reriod concerning l lie l.inxilotii fact, that eoat advertised the excur-
of Isrnfl, though K Ib uppllrnble in slns better than the bills. At first
priudr.- to the period we have been Tum confined him to work in Norrh
1 1 Pornllnfl ...... It .......... .1... -.It
KtiHi-iv. tlia ucroi i.-aiiuls over -""
GRANDMA
Jury Last.
HAD
nlxut N .years, from the beginning Of
tiioriilf, u. C. 005, to the completion of
thotemple, 1J. C Slii, and dedication in
Mach, 515.
road company were trying to build up.
BUI it was surh a tremendous good
card for the towns that Tm soon put
the goat to work In Portsmouth, Ra
leigh. Charlotte and Atlanta. I do not
'LACKS. Ilabylon, the river Cbc- on casual reflection recall any man I
bu, near Babylon, Jeruauiein,
KOPUET8. llosea, Jeremiah, Dan
iel Kzekiel, EttggsJ, .eeliariali, Isaiah
(OfW, belong in effect to the exile, whut
evr view we may take of the date of
tlrir OUt imrJilp,
CONNECTION WITH SECULAR
have known who is more alive to ad
vertising opportunity and more certain
to take advantage of ft than Tom An
derson. I'll never tell Whore the goat
is now, but Tom is with the Interna
tional Express company, In New York,
and will vouch for the goat.
hen the goat wwit up to a billboard
njBTORY. Their contact with other and stood there with his whiskers all
Options made a marked Impression tip- pasto the crowd howled they always
oi the Jews. The oriental monarch", nnd when he spread out a sheet,
tybuchadneatar, Cyrus, and Darius,
rstaspes, arc well known in secular
bjrtory.
in Italy the Tarqulna were reigning
n Bomc (616-510), The rape of Lucre
ti by SeMus, son of Tarquin the
Pond, 15. C. 510, live years after the
which he did just as well as a man,
If the wind was not too strong, they
would yell louder than ever. And the
matching sheets um-m-m. yes. 1 don't
believe even the Flsk Drotheri, of
Worcester, Mass., could beat that goat
The goat was sort of wasteful of paste,
and occasionally would flirt his head
ccnpletion of the temple at Jerusalem, and send the soup lor mPe.i around. I
Id to the expulsion Of the kinirs and
tl' formation of the republic at Uome.
In Greece, the seven sabres flourished
a lout 11. C. 500, during the siege ami de
struction of Jerusalem,
GENERAL REVIEW.
tHE PAST. Prom small beginnings
tip kingdom of Judab bud bceu grow
In); to a kingdom of power in the moral
wirld. Put instead of keeping in the
tjady flowing stream of God's will fur
thtm, they kept turning toward bu
railds of disobedience and idolatry.
Nao bow much God did to save them
fren tiie threatened ruin. He warned
.".in entreated and encouraged them
by His prophets
islments for sin.
petty that His
leal them to repentance. The wreck of
lsnel was u solemn warning. Hut in
spit- of all, they went on to their own
destruction, as u boat in the rapids has
ten, over the falls of Niagara.
T1H EXILE DISCIPLINE. For TO
years the kingdom was a wreck, filiat
ing on the stream of time, with only
Banly wastes of hopelessness on every
.side But all this time God was disci
plinng and training them for better
thitvs. The prophets were their teach
ers. The people learned to hate idols,
to appreciate their religious privileges,
to bug for the presence of God. The
wan intra were everywhere. Holies
wen held out before them. They saw
the iced and blessing of new hearts
axd lew lives.
He sent pnii
11c gave proa
goodness might
suppose It must have run down on
his shirt front. I don't doubt but what
he shook considerable outside the
earth's clrcuniiiamblent atmosphere.
Sometimes, days afterwards, when I'd
hear Tom chuckle as he read his
paper, I'd know that he was reading a
paragraph telegraphed from some
where about an out of date snow storm
at that distant point. Tom filially
mixed "stickers" bearing the ad of the
Seaboard Air Line In with the paste,
and when the goat would flirt his bead
the stickers would stay where they
i Struck. l'K AN a A. HEY WOOD.
A Book on Poultry.
A hook on poultry containing llfi
pages, a beautiful lithographic plate of
a group of different fowls In natural
colors, engraving! of all kinds of land
nnd water poultry, description! of the
breeds, plans for poultry houses, how
to manage an incubator, all about ca
ponlzlng, and the value of different
breed!. It will be mnlled to any of our
reader! for 13 cents by the Associated
Fanciers, 400 North Third street, Phila
delphia, Pa.
Papains In Tombstones.
The approaches to nil cemeteries
nbout New York are lined with stone
yards where beadplecei may be had on
short notice and In a groat variety of
styles to suit the varying tastes and
degrees of grief or sentiment on the
part of the survivors. Tombstones are
such cumbersome nnd heavy ware that
they are displayed at the very gates of
i the graveyards for convenience In
CONSUMPTION
and I am afraid I have in
herited it. I do not feel
well ; I have a cough ; my
lungs are sore ; am losin .
flesh. What shall I do?
Your doctor says take care ct
yourself and take plain cod - live .
oil, but you can't take it. Only
the strong, healthy person can
take it, and they can't take it
long. It is so rich it upsets the
stomach. But you can take
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
It is very palatable and czz'A
digested. If you will take plenty
of fresh air, and exercise, a.
SCOTT'S EMULSION stcadi:;
there is very little doubt a'jr
your recovery.
There are hypophopphites i:i i
they give strength and tene up t
i crvous system vliile the cod-liu.'
oil ffieds and nourishes.
i. sad $t.oo. Hi1 drufftttt.
IH'.OTT U liuVVNH, Che.nisti, New Yeas,
NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSION.
i. )wltat Vnrnllon Trip in iviinftjrl
iiiiiu t( 1 1 1 1 mill .
October 5 nrnl 19 art the (lutes f the remain
in. I'ominylvniiin Kntlrnm) popiitttr U'iiltiy rx
exoiiMioii to KlMntra I nils from IMiihulelphtfll
DHiiiiuure, an i niHiuiigion, itmi liiterinouittN
point.
Efaxciirvion iioKem, good ror return pArung on
imy rrn'iiur urn it. UJtuiUxlve n! Ilinttnl t'XpreM
triitmi. within ten ihtys, will be no It I ai siium
rrom i iiiimu-ii-hm. Kultlniore, Wnnhinuton, mxl
all pi lint- mii liiej I via nun- Lit Vinton; l 1.28 from
Atlantic1 ity. 99 i.n fr iJimMntrr; t from
Altooiut and nMrriulHirjr; WVtl Irmu Sunbury
unit " i kr-ii.tr r. ? I t.i inun i lh f t . and
itt proportionate rate tnuo ilmi ,.hMm a
mop-ovei win iH'Ullowetl ai KulTalo, kiM-limtcr,
i iininliiiiin, nr.tt V uikitnt within tliu limit re
turning-
A nprctnl trjiin of Pullman parlor cart and
day co.-icheii will be run with eiieh oxeurtten,
An extra eh rve will r I . - for n.irlor em
watit
An experienced lourUl agent ami clmptron
will at company each excumoni
Tlckcta for a Hide trip to the Thoumvn'l Isnndv
Alexandria Bay) will be mild from Itoeheataf
Incontiectlnu w It li exenmion 't h'eptemba 21,
KoihI to return r to i Hamidalicua via la Hyra
cum within lire uaya, at tba raw f t: sti
I Ticketn for a side trip t Toronto wl I lie xold
at Niairaru Kalln f'.r $1 00 aaptaml t-r : , 'I leart
i will lie sold to 'I oronto and return nl rvduara
rales, account Toronto Fair
Knr pamphlet giving full lnformnluti 'uil
bote In, anil for time f connectifiR train a, ai
, ply to neareat tlektiurent, or addraai (ieo, w
BfiydiAaalatautUeneral Haawnnar Aguut, Broad
Street station, l'blladelphia
making prompt deliveridt. The demand
Tin." fpfqii gtakt t ti.t f or tliom ifl reasonably nteady, and It
c. . tuj l.j i i would not strike the casual observer
,0 j-nrs, when they l,nl loarnod to . thnt therp mneb gtlnn;U,on t0 an
som. measure the exile lessons, Uod s eaRer conl,0tltlon In the business of
irovdence made a return possible i supilylng them.
thruife'h u change In the nations. About It is more surprising, therefore, to
50,0(0 exiles returned to Judea. They rom across a Job lot of hendstones at
slowly built up the city. They iusti- 1 bargain prices. Out In an eastorn su-
tutel religious services. They began OW'b of t,,e clty 011 IjnK Island a
to build the temple. The beginnings ! kneeling inurisi emne upon an onn
f" t J n .......I. .1,.,. .1 nuln .if ......1,
! stones the other day. All goods wore
! mnrkod In plain figtircH In tho renular
j and much approved manner of the
great department stores. Tho prices
were attractive and the manner of their
j exhibition was enough to tempt one to
lay In a supply against the time when
In the course of nature he might need
something In this line.
lettered In white paint wero nil
styles, shanks and Blzes in granlto
monuments- plain, polished and or
nate. "This style, $20." "Very fine at
$4X, "A beauty, only $14. and "Re
duced to $30," were some of the le
gends. The stonecutter stood, like a
floorwalker, among his wares, wearing
sn Inviting smile, while a rival dealer
across the way looked on with scorn
all over his grimy fare at the nd
V Kneed business nicthodH of his neighbor.
we very feeble and small. Amid pov
erty and opposition they went on till
tliu temple was again built. Prophet!
caue to them and opened visions of
hope. They saw down the ages the
liry that w as to come. They saw he
sua rising above the horizon, which
slmuld llood the world with glory.
VIONT'MKNTS. "Nine-tenths of all
th bricks brought from Mesopotamia
btnr the stamp of Nebuchadnezzar."
hkhop Walsh.
In the I'.ritlsh museum I was shown a
bruize doorstep, weighing 1,600 pounds,
lately brought from the temple of B
Saggil, at liorsippa, near Babylon. On
it is an inscription snying that it was
a xtive offering in commemoration of
Nebuchadnezzar's recovery from sick
russ. This conllrms the account in
Diuiiel of his hevere sickness with a
kind of insanity. Lenonnant also has
directed attention to "a strange hiatus
Watch appears in tho history of Ncbu
cnadnezsar, which coincides with the
jxsdod of the king's insanity." There
are n number of otlier inscriptions by
Ntbucliaclnezzar.
.V cylinder discovered at the ancient
Li mention! Delshassar, the son of Na
ixnidus, the last king of Babylon. "We
now possess the account given by t'y
ruk himself, of the overthrow of Nabon
idus, the Babylonian king, and of the
conqueror's permission to the captives
in Babylonia to return to their homes.
Tie account Is contained' in two dicu
tntuts, written, liko most other As
syrian and Babylonian records, upon
Cout PrccJ amation,
I TXTHKHKAf tlif Han, Hsnrid-ft. MeClurt
I ' pmtdsnt Jadit "i Hie .luiiioiti lumnrt,
0OIIIHOd l lit" ciiniitl,-. til Si Vilur, rttid
t'nliin sad A .lied Bpopbl Hint '.. T. OSUh
I berlloK, hq.. avm Judgw m mi tnrttnji
dtr county. hnvslM i thwt pttdtpt, htsilo!
dsts iiiv .ii;li iint n June A. ISW, lu eit
dlrsetsd Rr ih buldlns uin iirphttiti1 lidurt, r
OOUft nl CottllHiin Plvsp, dourt Ol i.yrr hii.I Tw
miner nnd Osnend (Toun id (uitrtsr rlsMlom ol
ihel'ssos, m vi i.'ilii'i in ii. tor ( be county oi
! rtnydur, nn Ibr 1st Wondujr, (Mail tbt Ifld
dsv it Oct., isifj), nnd to sontiaus ons wwu
' Alotii'u Ic iiii-iiit.rr bvioti) slvcn to IOC I'ormi-
r, Jui tlooc ol the Fciictt snd Uonctsbloi h and
fur the cuonly "i Snyder, i" npiieiir In thrh
: nropor pomuo wiih their roll, rcoordii, Inqnlsl
iionc, oxsintnsilonr nnd nthor rrrnowibrsposi
o duthnra thins whloh id tlnlr uIIIch and in
thilr bchsll srtsln in lie dnnc mnl vftoi'Mer
sod porram proeeiintlnirlQ behsll nl tbc lioni
uiotiwoslth ssslnf't Nni pcrconnr pcrpunn crs rc
I qnlrod tii he thei nnd ihore miendln end d
, psrtlns Wltliool lvc ui t heir perl i. .luttlCM
arr rcijuwu.i in in- punctual in ilioli iltcndtner
st tho appnlnlad time iifrca My in notice.
tllTOii under m hmni neat nl the Nharlfl'r
1 Offlca in Middlcl urgli, the v."h da) .ii Aug,
f ll.,oiii llm sniiil ell 'it hundred noil ninety
' nine I'. s. BITTEK, Hberlll.
H. H. H.
These mystic symbols have time and
again relieved severe pains In the back
nnd loins, which had been taken for
kidney troubles. Most of the medical
compounds used Internally for rheu
matism and neuralgia contain aconite,
opium. Iodides or salicylic acid, all of
which are poisons. The II. 11. II. Meo
lclne, used externally only, will ro
lieve lumbago speedily, without In
Jury to tho system. Look for tho nd
dress, portrait and signature of D.
Dodge Tomllnson, 400 North Third
street, Philadelphia, on each wrapper,
and do not allow a miserable substi
tute to be palmed off on you.
rr.17. ."Ji!
.ifcvTIE?
The Prize Road For Tunnels.
"For its length the champion rnll-
olty.and lately brought from Babylonia i road in this country for tunnels, steep
to England by Mr. Bossam, One of these J trtMm, lofty trestles nnd sharp
documents is a tablet which chronicles I curve," said a railroad builder, "is
tlie events of each year in the reign ' tho Cranberry railroad, which extends
of Nabonidus, tie latest Babylonian ! 'rom Joh"s"n, City, Tenn to the Cran
.nonarch, and continues the historv I fr.ry fon mines n North Carolina, a
ui.ii.iin' vj t o .j inn' ii i.ii. . i . ' 1 1 1 1
a region of mountains, ravines and
swift, crooked streams. There are six
long tunnels through solid rock, and a
score or more of trestles spanning
deep, wide gorges, some of them at a
Siifl
hJU
Blend most softly nnd
play most cffcctivch over
yk festive scene when thrown
by waxen candles.
The light that heighten!
beauty's charm, thatgivcslhc
finished touch to the drawing
room or dining room, is the
mellow glow of
3AKV
WAX CANDLES
Sold in all colore and shade-
to harmonize with any iuterior
hangings or decorations.
Manufactured by
STANDARD OIL CO.
ror eiilu everywnere.
into the llrst year of Cyrus, as king of
Babylon, The other is a cylinder, on
which C yrus glorifies himself and Lis
son C'ambyses, and professes his ad
herence to the worship of llel-Mero-
'.ach, the jKitron god of Babylon." I height of nearly 200 feet above the bot-
l'rof. A. II. iSayoe.
Tlie inscription on the rock of llehis
lun. near Bagdad, is by Darius Hyst
asjics, giving an account of his reign, in
three languagies. The rock rises 1,700
feet high, nearly perpendicular. The
inscription is on a polished surface 300
feci above the base.
Spear Polnta.
Many prayers fall beck because they
fere misdirected.
Because the Christian bos the cross
be has no crosses.
Engrossed to feasting on Ills gifts,
we oft forget the Giver.
Man is not a candle that burns out,
but a lamp that God refills.
If truth is a broom, one end of it is
to hold, and the other to sweep with.
It is the Christ who la touched with
tfoelingof our infirmities, who touches
nd fills us with the taigb oi Bin
tcm of the chasms. Grades of 150 feet
to the mile are common. The road
was begun as a standard gauge road,
but it was found Impossible to build
it of that gauge owing to the heavy
grades and sharp curves, some of
which almost double on themselves,
and It was changed to a narrow gauge.
Even then It cost over $50,000 a mile to
build. Another remarkable Southern
railroad celebrated for its even grade
and almost uniform altitude Is the
Carolina Cenetral, part of the Seaboard
Air Line system, which for 125 miles
has not the illghtst curve nor as much
ns a foot of cutting, with no grade as
much as a foot to the mile.''
fWJ In. Ufa.
MO Pi
REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
Well Man
of Me.
prodsees taw above result In 30 days. It acta
powerfully and quietly. Curea when all othera fall
Xounsmaowtll regain their loet manhood, and old
men will reoonr their youthful Tlsor by ualnf
REVIVO. It quickly and aurely raatorea Nerrotu
naaa. Loet Vitality. ImnotescT. Hhthtlr Xmlaalona.
Loot Power, Falling Memoir. WaoUas Dili am, and
It Is always summer at Chlcora, 8. C.
Perfect health Is guaranteed. Ripe fruits
and vegetable every month In the year.
We are soiling fanne and building houses
at Chlcora on the Instalment plan. For
maps, circulars or further Information,
ddress D. L. Rlsloy. sU 8. Tenth street,
IhUudelpbia,
all aflauea at aaUbnae or tueuaad lodlaeratloo
which asfita one for atody. boalneai or marriage. It
airliwlrisrashrstsillnasllhisiat rf Hit-it-
Usenet Barre toads sad Mood bmlldsr, bring,
lag back the ptnk clow to pels sailers sad re-
of yostb. It wards og inaeniij
keoaaaeioa. Inelsl oa baring BITIVO, no
It oan be carried la veal Docket. Br mall
LOO per package, or all tore)&00, wttbs
Ailrlce and circular free. Address
Royal Medicine Co-.S&r
For sale by Middleburg Drug Co.
List Of Urasd Jtiruis Urn w n tor
our niniTiiihu.fi and Qsaerai
andt'ouri ui ij i.-i ReraHons of
so) dor onuati hold ai not, Tsrot,
Monday, ootober law,
l.ltANU JITtOUS.
Haats. iteenpetkHi
Deater, jsvcee, Laborer,
t' iryeUj J. r., Coal dsaler,
UteuMrr, Juiia it . Labutsr,
lirtaikr, Levi Laborer,
trtshrr, uinyd W .. itlller,
liangler, Dsnlel, I...1101-1.
.inn nl, 11 k, Jus 1 tc hi 1 He Peace
Kreier, Wiuiuii .v.. LuiuMer,
Kr.iuM'. Jufa , 1 11 iner,
Klll.kk v, si 1 Ii Treuuer,
I .nil. 1 1 , Hulotlioti, fr'ni uier,
.Mm, 1 1 11. 1 isru .. Furuier,
MoCkrtfhii Kotuirt, Mboicr,
Ururti K, John H., Parmer,
Kennlnger, Henry U., Uarpenter,
Kiiimiiy, Jacob, TiaMnltli,
wasOer, Jhoios, fanner,
Bbai '1 K mei . Plasti rei .
aboliey, Ainittdu, Lobori r,
Hnydei . John 8 ., Laborer,
Cnahl, lltiiun s., Lnliorer,
Btroup, li' ntnii l'., Meichant,
niroup, Bamuel. Oenilemau,
t'lhii, 11. Cajvlu, Merchaut.
PETIT Jl'ROHti,
l,lsl ir ivttt Jurors drawn for the unurt ni
roinmon I'luus, fourl of uuarter Seasliiun 01 the
Peace c mn 01 over sad Terminer sad (lenerai
Jail Delivery of Snyder txiunty, pu,, held as
Ootober ! un. obnunenclag ictober v 1- n
the COttli nl
.lull HI'IIU'IA
1 lie paav i' 01
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Sjiinit;
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Mlildli'i'iirk
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Wi'sl H"uer
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. NntinagroVM
SI Kill n 'irk
Jm k-ini
.laclcson
Wohhliigii n
prluii
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beaver
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Herrj
Put tug 1
1 ' i,i' 'ii
Union
Waahinifion
V Uahlogluli
1 fill re
Wesl Ucuver
Na'iii' lii'i'iiiialliin.
Arudt, Abraham. Laborer,
Arbogur-i Henry, Karmer,
Attn ga 1. t iih. Km mer,
iti aver, Juuies Psrnivr,
niiiriT, w iieiTfiin, carpenter,
Blckle, John 11.. Parmer,
Buhner, 'o llllam. Parmer,
Howi i-ii sepBsres, ParuM r,
Bowervon, Hurn . Uentieiuan,
Hover, vv llilum li., Kmrui r
liulti'k Htniiiii'l, Parmer,
Conrad, .. Ucntlenian,
( Usui, llenr; D., Parmer,
herr, Thomn I , Psrmei .
Dietrich Jumep, Lumberman,
Urease, 1 'bar 1 iierk,
Bwlnir, '' Bse, Parmer,
pel terer, Pi enklln. 1 armi r,
prantz, Willluui, Blorkanilth,
Uerbart, Amnion, Laliori r,
Qemberiliik'; Hanmel J., Luboi or,
Herman Jucob. Painier,
Hrtser, l'i ler Pnruer,
Hasslnc r iteiihen, Laborer,
Howell, John l) I, ibnrt r.
Kline, pi .un, 1 ., Laborer,
Klinifler, P., 1 larnenler,
"mil 'ii. isuai', Parmer,
Mctiill. n mm P..Ijborer.
Mettgi r, John P., Farmer,
Mayer, Samuel, uentleman,
Mlfobeii. William 11.. Pai uier,
Kelts, Prsnk P., Parmer,
Neltt, vv imam, Merchant,
Retchk'.v. John, itlsckamltn,
Rauer, John s . Laborer,
Bitter, Frank. Mason,
Robrbnch, Ham mi a. Mouldi r
Shaffer, Koberl M,. I. iboier.
Snyder, Jucob fl . 1. 1 borer,
Smith, 1111 un 11 . Partner,
Btshl, H1M11 11 . Merchant,
SUswser. Jacohz , Parmer
SMutTer, RIIoh, 1. iliorer,
swan. 11 x . puimer,
Wagner, VVllllnin, cnrpeoter,
Walter Lewis, Parmer,
w it ti nil. Isaac, Parmer,
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Monroe
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isl.ll.tl.'l.
Chapman
Centre
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Penn
Muuioe
Bellbstfra !
i'enn
Weil I', in
Pranklln
Wasliiiiittnii
Hrl8
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chapuiati
Mtrlillecn i k
Sellnsirrove
Pranklln
Jackaon
Wesl Heaver
Wesl lleuvi'i
tvntre
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vnsi iinavi'r
seiinsgmve
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penn
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Bellusi'iiivf
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Perm
Hnrlng
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Wiishliiiftnii
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IVONUKItrVlul I It il III tnitllCKA
A Promliieiil Virsluln Kdiitir llnd ai
MtMi illvrn nil, ii nnn llmniclil
I llnillli by
It 11 . 10 PHCc
Chnmbrrlnln's Colic, Ik,i.
ern swd lilnrrltoi n
Itemed;) .
Prom tho Times, hlllatllle, I'n
I suffered with dHrrlicea lor a
loug tiiuri Hud t bought I vmih post
Deiuff tuiieu. J uau sueiit much time
ami money and sunt red ho much
lujsei.y Unit J bad nlinost, decided to
Kivo no nil lioii8 of riciverv i.nd
await the result, bui noticinirtben -vertiioruvijl
ol Cbamborlaiu's Colic.
Ciioleiiv uihI I li 11 1 ri 11 1 'it Keiui'ilv tiim
ajuo suine toatntuotiinla stating how
some wonderful cures hud been
wrought by this remedy, 1 decided I
to try it. After lnliiii' 11 few ilo-es
was entirely will of tlmt trouble.
11111I 1 wish to suy fiirlhir o mv
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Tniiis leave Bunbury dallj esee 1 Buoday :
1 in a in fur Brie ami CauaadaiKUs
6 in in Tin' Bsllelonte Brie and tiansodslifua
84s in tor I'ck Haven, Tyrone ami the West.
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Sumluy 9 55 a in lor V llke-burre
I'rainn leave SellusfTova Junction
10 00 a 111, week dsyi arrlvlna at PhlldlpfalS
In I' in New York ." .VI ji 111 liultluiorfl ; 11 ji 111
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VVoHlilnirton 4 OS 111
Trains also leav Sunbury:
2 -r. a in ilally arrnn.. at I'hllailclilhln (I SI a 111
Haltlioore 8 8S a m WarMFe-ton 741 a 111 New
York v 33 a in Weekitayn. 1088 am Sundays,
TS0 a m week days Hrrivlmr at I'lilladelpliia
II 4H am. New York 8fM p m, llaltlmoie 11 s
s m, Washington 1 no p m.
Its 1. 111, week days nrrlvlmc at Philadelphia
6 23 pin. New York 30 p m, Haitluiore 4 oup m
WaAilnprton T 18 p in
Trains also leave Sunlinry at 0 SO am and S2S
and S S2 p m, lor HarrlsliurK, Philadelphia and
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