the iViddleburgh Post.
Puhliatied evert Thuwday.
b iito- an t 0-i'inotnr
CONSCIENCE.
QMd DrOnltloB Bllrltcd by the
lUm'i Hum What Various
Wrlii r, May ' 11.
iu ription $1.50 per year.
... . imi. i In advance when Mtnl on-
. le tin county.)
tA rtS OF AOVRTISINQ.
sju '.' i-i-iii I'll rii "in. nts noi oiIhtwIm
4ntrii''' 1 ht wllll liartfiil ui iticra'eof !'
Bute ,' ' line nwpaflel Measure) lor nr-i Iiiiwt
on I 'i iik p.-r Hue lor cvHry iUtMwquenl
ssertMi .
"ti astissi pmbhthed fftt ; stwaary ytft,
IrtM. A rassftet, r ivn'i a Kaa
r..iUn mis lire not lnnkerl upon as
jropnutors of an entbetlc cult, or de
rclopera f artistic taste, but few reni
ae llie debt owed to the railroads In
Iowa for the preservation of the wild
flowirs of the state, tajb u Mat; paper.
Th " hie right-of-way reserved by the
jaii;i i ! an I" i n i! salvation of the
flora f tbo country, ami anyone trav
eling over the Mate now and teeing not
wardi bui miles of beautiful wild How
ers it i Ik like leutlerlng a vote of thanks
lo the railroads : r their preservation.
In u state in which a large per cent, of
:he toll Is tillable, not much land lying
m;. of doors, to to speak, the tendency
!fc l Strictly utilitarian use of the soil,
but the right-of-way is just now the
flower garden of I wa.
T li i away in the savings banks of
New York state are $1,500,000 in dor
man, accounts, Some are nearly 7i)
years old, None are less than 22 years
Id, and during all that time thaown
trs hove never added a cent to them or
token a penny away. John II. Khoades,
i the New York Savings Dank associ
ation, says these accounts have been a
ttnundrum to the savings banks ever
'nee they were first organized in IS28,
Only a few- years ago a law was passi d
axing 22 years as the life of an account
Slid after that hanks are privileged to
allow no interest. The hanks keep t he
amounts secret In order to protect
themselves from the attacks of shyster
ers.
The attorney general of Virginia,
Ah n ceivea $2,500 a year for his serv
loss, has recently been called upon to
decide the case of Mayor Bibb, of
Louisa, who is disqualified on account
of his failure to take the anti-dueling
oath. The case is one w hich attracts
attention from the fact that it has bean
fviund other county and town Officials
in Virginia are disqualified from th
mime cause The state constitution of
Virginia disqualifies duelists from nf
floeholdlng and duelists and the Blot
ters of dueling from voting.
Conscience Is a silent guide thread,
one end sunk deep in mankind's soul,
the otiier in God's hand. Mrs. Jlernie
Babcock.
Conscience tho moral sense or fac
ulty within us, by which ye judge the
difference between right and wrong or
the legitimate und illegitimate of our
ow n deeds or passions. V. L. llruman.
Conscience a sentinel which sits
enthroned in the bosom of every human
being, us Cod's monitor of the soul,
determining the ought and ought not,
in the thoughts and actions of life.
Louis S. i'uiimun.
Conscience is the silent voice within
which condemns the wrong, upholds
the right, and deals out to mankind
either the misery of u self -accusing
mind or the joy, peace and comfort of
a pure life.--l)r. E. V. Larkin.
Conscience is a natural inherency
bestowed upon all sane humanity, by
a heavenly Father. The judicious ex-
'i of which enables all on the sea
i life to enter the safe port and receive
the welcome plaudit: "Well done."
A. P. Hart.
Conscience Is the sense of right and
duty, acting according to knowledge.
It is the function through which God
and man can appeal to our hearts. It
In a part of the soul from which we can
never part; the phonograph which will
ri ; roducc our lives in all eternity. 1'.
Dicrlamm.
Conscience the inner mora sense
which approves or upbraids according
as we do that which in our belief Is
right or wrong. Given In divine love
to each Individual to encourage ri'ht ,
dolno and to make It harder to do
wrong. Tender, if heeded; but, dis
regarded, becoming more and more unfeeling.-
Mrs. E. K. Volentine.
Conscience the wonderful monitor
and law giver within. A God-given fac
ulty which decides on the right or
wrong of our thoughts, actions and -affections.
Faithful witness to the truth.
Divinely appointed sentinel on the
I Christian's battle line. Who hears the
v ii i' nf conscience, hears n voice from
heaven. A, W. Akcrs.
Conscience 1 he sentry Cod 1ms
placed in the watch tower of our souls.
It slumbers not, nor sleeps but ever
alert, ever vigilant, it challenges every
passing thought, feeling ami action,
and with equal promptness throws open
the gates to the pure and good, or
sounds the alarm at the approach of
cviL II. C. Sankey.
CANCER IS DEADLY!
Results Fatally In Nine
Cases Out of Ten A
Cure Found at Last.
A LIFE OF LABOR.
HcaTv nrmnml on llnr I'lni-K. Our
Hope talaasS, (Inr Iluuillltr and
Our Spirit liul Hurray.
An American clergyman who has
spent soma time with the army In San
Fernando, north of Manila, writes home
thut "These ure very beautiful Islands,
more pleasant to mo than either I'orto
ilco ur Cuba. Up in the hills the uir Is
Viiciuus; it never gets cold enough to
give uue a chill. I have found it very
good f T catarrh and neuralgia, both
e which I lime cured by coming out
itre." The writer adds that the United
States Is doing :u generously by tho na
tives as any government could.
A Boston i hyaiclan, Dr. Simpson,
maintains that tin- use of artificial teeth
is bad for old persons, because it en
ables them to iat meat. The teeth, be
affirms, fall out naturally at a certain
age, because nut ure means that at this
particular time t life we should limit
ourselves to a vegetable diet. Or. Simp
son insists that Lis ideas on this point
are by no means - paradoxical as they
nay seem to some people.
Women Inti n i ted In rnployment for
the working girls I I New York have on
their list of unhealthy employments
that of pearlbuttou-maklng. These but
tons are stamped out with a die and the
list w hich arises is bad for the lungs.
. effort has been made to Improve the
KMiditions, bui the evil is not entirely
abated.
i : c diary of Andrew Walker, rail
road engineer, who died recently at
Terre Haute, shows that during his Ju
years of active sen Ice be baa guided bla
engine over 1,000.018 miles of track anU
that during all that time no train ol
which he was the pilot met with an uc
vident of a serious character.
I'd baps the most extraordinary fam
ily in the world la one living at Arkan
sas City, Kan. The mother has beeu
married five times und for each bus
band she has had a child. Tho five chil
dren are living with her and each hour
the name of its father.
One by one the truly great men of our
eountry pass away. Mr. James llrudt,
tit Mendon, the champion pie eater of
Michigan, passed away a few days ago
snd Cupt. Nichols, of Kentucky, who
proudly boosts that he has been drunk
for 40 years, is reported to be in ex
tremis. Borne one asserts that a tremendous
waste occurs in ;dl the fruit growing
districts of this country, and that when
there is a glut car loads are thrown
away. Moat of Oregon's great prune
erop last year rotted on tba ground.
" I ask tho forgiveness and prayers of
any whom I have injured at any time,
and freely forgive any and all who have
razored me in any way whatever, and 1
?ray that Almighty God may be merci
ful to us alk" That is the opening para
graph ol too late Manager Daly's wUL
A life of grace is a life of close indus
try, of patient i xperlmenta. It is bound
to make heavy demands on our pluck,
on our hopefulness, on our humanity,
on our spiritual energy, We should
nevr think it strange that it should
be ho if we could only turn again und
throw our eyes around this great world
about us of human labor, where men
learn and bear and endure hardness and
win their pittance of bread by the
sweat of their brow without protest
and without surprise. As Is their lot
SO is ours; as Is their work so is ours.
As with the body of man so with the
spirit. They do noi llineh, or complain,
or fear, or refuse why should we? It
is tin' work that we ar" given to do. It
Is a world of work into which we have
been called, this kingdom of the spirit;
it needs the like temper, the like courage,
the like energy and the like hope. Take
heart, then, beloved take heartl On
darkest days, when yon seem to your
selves to be ever beginning again a
thankless and profitless business with
out gaining an inch; when the religious
life which had begun in such gladness
has lost its glory and has turned into
a grim und heavy grind; when you
strive and strive and cannot attain;
w hen you wonder why it has been made
so very hard to be a Christian look up
and say; "It was to be work; why am I
disheartened because it conforms to its
type? (mil is a worker and knows what
am feeling, knows bowit drags, knows
where it pinches, knows where the
weight tells, knows the fatigue of this
dull drudgery and this rusty routine!
Ah! not only knows, but is a fellow
worker iu it, sharing in the burden,
working Himself in me both to will and
to do His good pleasure, according to
the mighty working of His power by
which lie slowly subjects all that is In
me to Himself. I will work, however
long and stern the strain, 'for in me and
with me the Father worketh hitherto
and the Son works also.' " Canon Hol
land, In Christian World Pulpit.
"He Ir Separate.'
Speaking of sotting one's self apart
for service, Mark Guy Pcarsc gives
this beautiful illustration:
I hear some time since of an oculist
who was v cry fond of cricket, liut he
had given it up, much na he enjoyed
It, for he found that it affected the
dellcncy of his touch, and for the sake
of those whom he sought to relieve be
snnctilled himself (set himself apnrt).
Thut is what we want that there shall
come into our lives u force that prompts
us always to be ut our best and readi
est for service, our fullest and richest
to help, a tree that is always In leaf,
und always In bloom, and alwnys laden
with its fruit like the orange tree where
the beauty of blossom meets with its
fragrance the mellow glory of the
fruit.
The UM of Faith.
The life of faith is not so much an
attainment as an action i f the soul
which by long continuance, moment
by moment exercised, becomes an atti
tude, a habitude of mind and heart ana
wllL Ilomiletic Review.
This fearful disease often first appears
as a mere scratch, a pimple, or lump in
the breast, too small to attract any
notice, until, in many oases, the deadly
disease is fully developed.
Cancer can not bo cured by a surgical
operation, because the disease is a virulent
poison In the blood, circulating throughout the system, and although
the sore or ulcer known as the Cancer may bo cut away, the
poison remains in the blood, aud promptly breaks out afresh, with
renewed violence.
The wonderful success of S. S. S. in curing obstinate, deep-seated
blood diseases which were considered incurable, induced a few de
spairing sufferers to try it for Cancer, after exhausting the skill of
the physicians without a cure. Much to their delight S. S. S. proved
equal to the disease and promptly effected a cure. The glad news
spread rapidly, and it was soon demonstrateu
beyond doubt that a cure had at last been
found for deadly Cancer. Evidence has accu
mulated which is incontrovertible, of which
tho following is a specimen :
"Cancer is hereditary in our family, my father, a
sister and an aunt havlne died from this dreadful
disease. My fueling may be imagined when the hor
rible disease made ita appearance on my side. It was
a malignant Cancer, eating inwardly in such n way as
tocauso great alarm. The disease seemed beyond tho
skill of the doctors, for their treatment did no good
whatever, the Cancer growing worse nil the while
Numerous remedies were used for it. but the Cancer
grew- Steadily worse, until it seemed that I was doomed
to follow the Others "f the family, for I know how deadly Cancer is, especially
when Inherited. I was advised to try Swift's 8pecifio (S. S. B.), which, from the
tlrst lay, forced out the poison. I continued its use until I had taken eighteen
bottles, when I w.ih cured sound and well, and have had m symptoms c-f he
dreadful affliction, though many years have elapsed. S. S. S. is the only cure
for Cancer. Mrs S M. Iuol, Winston, N. C.
Our bonk on Cancer, containing other testimonials and valuable
information, will lo Ront free to any address by tho Svit"t Specific
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Offer to the public a full
line of Corrugated Roofing,
Plain Tin and Galvanized
Iron Roofing and Spouting,
Fence Wire.Tinware.Gran
iteware. Etc. A full line of
OIL & VAPOR STOVES
for Summer cooking. Call
and see our stock and learn
our prices.
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0PP JAIL, BUDDLEBURG, PA.
o
Kfl S f. C.' J 5 r, t j-, .s.j s )(-0 j ff ,
M!U. 8. M. IDOL.
llie Rcaalt,
A teacher In a North of England
hoard school was recently examining a
claaa of small boya in mental arithme
tic. She said: "If your father gave your I
mother 80 shillings to-day and 2 to- I
morrow, what would she have?"
And a small boy near the bottom of
the class replied:
"She would have a fit" Spare Mo
mrnta.
H firs; 1 Ji il 1 ic S." lie
After Mnn Yeara.
T.le Rrnmiiiiiiic-r :ai in nis i.uy e:i:i.r,
Ami the arandaon lnuRhcd: "Hoi Ho!"
While repeating the verjrlateai JnUe.
11ut it filled his heart with woe.
When the old man sadly tailed' und Fald:
"My boy, that's u pood Joke, I know;
I laughed myself w hen I heard It llrut.
Bom fifty-odd years ago."
1 1 1 11 U e.mlii-o
after yon have oonoloded Hint you
Oilgnt not to iliink coffee). It ih not
a medicine but doctor order it be-
eauHo it is bealtliful, uyjgorating
mid nppptiziiiL'. It is made frOS pure
hiiib and has t hat rich seal brown
color aud tsU'8 like thtrnntiBt erHilo
of cofl'cc nnd costs about as much.
Children like it nd tbrife on it be-
auso it is tho ironulne food drink
containing nothing bntnourisbment.
Ank vour srrocor 'or Grain-O, the
new food drink, IS god 'fie..
In the Parlor.
Edith (tho wing her smart little
brother to her new beau) Now( Tom
my, you have counted op to n, tell us
what conies after 11?
Tommy Pop, In hla atoaking feet,
Brooklyn Life.
Wouldn't Winn the Twelfth.
Housekeeper 1 ordered a dozen or
anges to-day, Mr. Titefyst, and you
only sent me eleven. How was that?
Grocer Well, ma'am, one of them
was bad, and 1 didn't think you'd want
It. Metropolitan.
Wh- 1 1 Will Angry.
"What made him so mad?"
"He told hip wife she had no jurtp
ment, and she just looked him over CI it
leally from head to foot and said she i
was beginning to realize it." Chicago i
fost. !
Little IJinVrence,
Teacher Now, Jiohert, what in a ;
niche In a church?
Scholar Why, it's just the same ns
an itch out of church) only you eun't j
cratch it so well. Judjre.
KIDNEY Ih a deceptive dis-
tan ' a 8 c uiousauus
I KvUDLD hgv it mid don't
know it. if you want quick results
ion chu iniike no mistake lv lights
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Koot, tbo fjreat
kidney remedy. Atdrngsigtg in htty
cent utiil dollar nixes. Samplo bot
tles by miil frae, also pamphlet tell
ingyo bow to lind out if you have
kidney trouble. Address,
Dr. Kilmer aV Co., ibughauitorj, N.Y.
AnO Well W c Know Them.
I do r.ot mean to criticise, to carp or yet to
ralL
"A wlllln' robin's better than a sufky
nlghtlnsale."
But birds who can elng and who wan't I
really count as nil,
Compared to that enormous flock who can
not but who WUL
N. Y. Herald.
A Cloa nesemblance.
Mra. O'Donovan (readjusting her
glasses) Yez ziaimble yure mlther so
mooch, Norah, Oi'd Irtiow yea her
daughter it Oi'd ntver seen either av
yeav Judff.
loca 'one Agree With Von T
If not, driok Grain-O made from
pure grainn. A lady write : "The
tirat time 1 make Grain-0 I did not
lik i it, t after using it for one week
nothing w ould induce me to go back
to coffee." It nourishes and feeds
tho f yetcm. The children can drink
it freely witb great benefit. It is the
strengthening substance of pure
grains. Get a package today from
your grocer, follow the directions in
making it and you will have a delici
ous and healthful fable beverage for
old and young. 16c and 26c.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
Valuable Real Estate.
Tin' untlerfiijfntMl Administrator C T. A. of the
Fstate nf Niinut'l IWillrr. Into of Perry Town
whip, Snyder county, Tit, decease:), u .11 nv at
public tilt Bbouti rnileH west of Mui.tcrviHc
mid about 2 mllcn Aouth-weflt of Oriental, on the
road lending from Orit-tal to Kicbfteld, on
SATURDAY, SEPT. 23, 1899.
Thf following deflcrilHd Krai Kniatc to wit
AH Hint certain tract of lan'l situated In IVrry
tnwiivliin. Hnvttvr county. Pa., hounilcl on the
North by lnniinof Joel Meittcr, Kant by IaikU of
laooij Miaiier. noutn ny ittntm ol Morris Mwine
ford. William Ktrawner and Henry Hupp, anil
Went I'V land of Frank Porttllne, containing
j ii ACRKH, more or leu. wliereoo are erected a
Iwo-Htorv DWKI.I.INfl HOUSE. HANK H.MIN.
LAROI Wagon shed, no stable, sprino
1I01SE, (iKANAKY and other necersary out
liuiulinm. A icood Orchard on the tract. Well
of (rood water near the door and running water
in the tarn yard. Ahoiit ion acre ol the land
i- clear and In a Rood Ktate ot cultivation. The
halance la well timbered. Possession will be
given Aiiril 1. llftl. Nil to commence at 1U
o'clock A. M. when terms will be made known
by HARBISON MILLER,
Administrator C.T. A.
ACCIDENT
Or" v. M'ABI.E
RKAL ESTATE I
Tha helfri nnd l6ga1 raprMentativeii of Samuel
V. u Alter, Into f I ran kiin township, Httyder
Co., fa . tleeeaed, w exposo to I'ubflc Vendue,
or Out-cry M tho old hotnevtead it. Mid town
fhip, onhatf mile Moutb ol tlx Middleburg
th -pot, nld county, on
84TUUDAY, SEPT. 30ih, 1899.
Tho follow in : deaerlbefl Real Bsteio to w(t:
TKACT N(, I, All that certain meetuago
tenement and tract of land being tin Old Homo
tend Kami, nil uafe i n Frankl In townoblp,
Hnyder o . Pa., bounded on the north by lands
of iin.rv Miller enut by Innde o! Mro. Harbarii
B. Arnold Tmcl No, - hereinafter destHbed
iii.'d lando ol heitu of Georgo Kern, UeceMed,
on the Mouth by landi of V, w, W'ttentnyerand
Mary W. Walter, and weot by loudi of oatne,
Catlierlno Elower nnd hefri of rhon-M PmHh,
deceaaed, containing 118 Actea, more or 1 witb
the appurtenances, on which nw erected large
two-etory brick DWRLUNQ HOUSE. BANK
UAKN. KUMMKH HOI 82, CARPKNTBRfltOP,
BIsAt-KSMtTIt SHOP and other nnoenainr out-
liuildiiivc- rh-nty of rxtt'lleiit fruit of all kinds
And good wat r DOtf the door- About nim ty
live acres of the alave dt-serihed lain) i- elear
and In a high itatt of eulttvttion uml the hai-
ant e fairly timbered.
TKACT HO, BeNn a certain nieHfoiaKe, ten
ttnent and tract of land (known at V ittenmyer
tnu-t i Hituato in township, county and utatc
aforcMold, bounded north by landMof lire, Har
bare B. Arnold, on the eaet by landi of John a.
Moatx. and heiptof (enrKe Kern, Deccnwd, on
theeouth by name and Traet No. I, above de
ertheds and aeet by eald TitMtlCoi I, eontniiitng
li A'. more or I em with the appurtcnimctH
on whh h arc erected a good tWOetory frame
DWRLUNU HOt'SK, HANK MAKN and other
neceeaary onlbuildinge. Plenty t good fruit
and good wnter on the premleee. Porty acres , f
above i" cleat anil Inn good state of oulttvation
and the bolanoe, two nerea, U Uniberland,
tijact NO 8 being e certain Bieaf iiage.ten'
ment and tract of land iltuote portly in Wnen
Ington and partly in Franklin township, county
and itate oforeoid (knownaethe Botatraet)
bounded on the mirth by I. nuls of it, Alfroil
Bchochi Benry Bpecbt ami Mre. .lames Bottei
ger, noatby lannof PhlllpTeata, Peter Yoder,
south by lands of Philip Teati ami John Lau
vcr. and Wert by landi of G, M. Moatz nnd B
nutnuel cchman, containing " ACKKB, more
or lee)4 with the appnrtenaticei on which are
erected n good two-etory frame DWRLUNQ
hook. Nhw hank BARN, Hpring H onto and
other OtttbUllding Good water at the door and
excellent frnlt oToll klndt Nearly ail of the
above le clear and In a fair state of cultivation
TKACT No. 4.- Being a house and lot in the
village of Franklin, bounded on the north hy
a Public Rood lending from Middleburg to n
1 1 negro ve, east by lot of James Palmer south
by an Alley and west by another lot hereinafter
described as Tract No, jv, containing 0N&
KOCKTM Al'HK, more or lees with the appur
tenaiiceH on w hich ate erected a law douhle
two-story brick DWBLUNO HOU8K, STABLE
and other neecKajary OVtbtrildlngO, A well of
Bjood water and fruit on the premieB.
tk ct No. ft, Being a vacant lot situate ss
aforesaid, hounded on the north by the alvore
mentioned nubile road, east by Tract No i.
sbove deeetlhed. sooth by an Alley, ond West
by lot of W. B Winer, being a very derimbls
building lot. containing ON&VPI C K I'll AOHB,
more OT lees with the appurtenance.
All of the above deecri bed real estats will be
soldAnbject to the window's dower or one
tblrd the purchase money which to remain
in the premises and theinterest thereof he paid
annually to Mary sf alter, widow, during her
natural life a:. rl upon her death, the principal
to the heirs and legal representativei f the
sold decedent nnd on Tract No. :i an additional
cliarge of N00 will remain without Interest dur
the natural life of James Aottelfrer. ami upon.
' " "efun in, nam sum lie paid to lieo. Hotleiu'er
his helm or Sjselgna,
TFtfM. Twcntv percent. Qoeh w lien tr i-
erty U struck tlown and the l al-iucc n April
1, IflOU when possession will Im- jjlveii and dcedn
delivered
sale to commence at 10 o clock A. M nf Wild
daywhetl due attendance will be given and fur
ther terS and conditions of Hale will he math
known hv
THE HBlBt) of SAMl'Kh B, WAXTXB, DXCD.
Snyder's old, and reliable Geo
Insurance Agency,
SELINSGR0VE, SNYDER COUNTY, PA-
ilxxicx- 77". iiT'clor, Agent,
Kiifct sKiir to the Istfl Willi. in, Tl
The Par-Excellecce of Reliable Ioauranoa is reprosented ir: the folloi
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Better the World over.
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uerman American, New xork. 9 240 008
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ACCIDENT Employers' Liability Assurance Corporation.
iceiueni jldh, o. ouoscrioed uapitai 01 If8, 760,000.
Fire. Life and Accident risks accepted tit the lowot possible rate, ju
tinea, o.v a strict regara to mutual gaiety, All just claims promptly urn
sutihfactoril.v adjusted. Information in relation to all classes of lusui
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" Hups Art, Squares, Curtains, Windon Shades, Curtain Poles,
Hassocks, Rug Fringe, Stair and Table Oil Cloths, &c,,
We can show you the largest and host seloction of the above
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Brussella Carpet as low as 50 cents anil up.
Velvet Carpet as low as 7;") cents and up,
All Wool Carpet as low as 50 cents and up.
Hall Wool Carpet as low as 85 cents and up.
Cotton Carpet as low as '2'1 cents and up.
Rag Carpet as low as 20 cents and up.
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