ROYAL
BAKINCf POWDER
Imparts that peculiar lightness, sweetness,
and flavor noticed in the finest cake, short
cake, biscuit, rolls, crusts, etc., which ex
pert pastry cooks declare is unobtainable
by the use of any other leavening agent
Made from pure, gTape Cream of tartar.
ROYAL BAKING POWDtR CO., NEW YORK.
Neighborhood News
(,
F. Landuskv. ol Mt. Car-
mel, w ho lasl January lost u tooth
iu the Lehigh Valley train wreck,
at i hinellen, N. J., settled with the
company last week lor $050,
I the burning "t three double
frame dwellings Monday at Locust
ttan the families ol James llonrty,
Mi
Ma
IS ivlcn, John Fessner, Pal
ml High llreslin were made
('
Daniel Devine, n hobo, was com
DiittcJ to tlieSunhiiry jiiilThnrwiav
uiorninu by 'Snuire Fertig, of Nor
thiimlii rl imi1. chargdl " iththreateu
ing !'i I i'i, carry ing deadly weapons,
vagrancy, pointing a revolver, etc,
The !'; n 'lis ot Husbandry will
n:!d their state grange at Iahm IIm
,eii. December 12-15, 1899. The
executive committee made arrange
in nts hr the convention last week.
1 - t 1 : 1 1:: t 1 t int ueii
ivill le iii attendance.
Four men wen buried under tons
('brick while tearing down the old J
Ii;i-t furnace at Duncannon, owned
by the Diiucannon Iron Company,
Moitdav afternoon. They were on
the top "I the building when the
brick work gave away.
Arrangements for the national re
ception ol Vdmiral George Dewey
iu Washington on October 2 and 3
are rapidly being completed. The
parade will consist of about 20,000
men, representing military and naval,
civic, patriotic, labor and secret or
ganizations, Sheritl Sellers, of Dauphin coun
ty, has had a force of men destroy
ing fish dams iu the Susquehauua
river the past week. There arc in
the stream about 150 within his jur
isdiction. All those north of Har
risburg have been removed, as well
as those opposite that city.
The body of Daniel Strouser, of
Mt. Carmel, was found near Locust
Hale last week ill the bush. He
disappeared from Mt. Carmelonthe
Fourth of July. He was an old
mail and somewhat demented and
wandered away from home. He
leaves a wife and -ix children.
A rat made a severe attack on 7-vear-old
William Harris at Cham
bersburg, last week. The little fel
low was sleeping with his parent.-,
who, awakened by his screams were
in time to drive the rodent away.
The boy's left arm was badly lacer
ated and a physician had tobecalled
to attend his hurt. The bed cloth
ing were a
impletely saturated, the
lmv losing a
considerable amount of
blood
Katie Fov, a laundry girl at W il
Iceeharre, had the flesh torn from her
arm in a strip eighteen inches long
and from two to tour inches wide,
and now the fifteen other girls in the
laundry have offered their services
in furnishing skin to graft OU the in
jured arm. Three pieces, inch alsuit
the -ixc of a dime, were removed
(torn the arm of each of five girls
and grafted in. The others will
give the same amount in a few days.
The operation was (piite successful.
Thursday morning aboat 10 o'clock
as an engine, thresher and tank was
(tossing the stone bridge at Lewls
fetwn, Barney Toner, a boy about
thirteen years of age, who was rid
ing on tile tank, fell iu front of the
latter, which was ebtttt half full of
water, and before the engine could
be stopjied the front wheels of the
tank ranover the lioy's stomach and
die hind wheels ran onto him, but
strange to say he escaped serious in
nry and was soon able to be about.
WF8T BEAVER.
A sixteen to one lclt .... When
ever you hear a man finding fault
with u new sjiaper, open it up and
U) to I hehasno advertisement in
h. .") in I, he never gives it a job ol
printing to d'. '' to 1 he does not
lake the paper, 7 to 1 if he ia sub-
1 . 1 . 11 .L...
sun her he 1 uiugeui, even ouu, mat
he never docs unythiug that will as
sist the puhlsherto run a paper and
I lo I iie has IICVI r succeeded at
anything The Ridge picnic on
last bat unlay passed oil as iisiia
' I
T. b. Swinelord and launlv spent
Saturday and Sunday with some of
their Snyder county friends
Henry Ivneimand family of Sigler-
ijlle were also visitors on Sa
1 in lav
mil Sunday 1111 incir onyai 1 couu-
iv friends There was unite a lot
of former Snyder County folks
from
Mifflin county attending tin
I P10"1"
on Saturday Samuel K. Stumpfl
had a paralytic stroke lust Friday
morning and was deprived 01 his
I M I ' I II... 1
. soeee II .Mis. r.lliailliei 1 cut lias
been on the tick list for the past
week and has been quite poorly... I
Samuel Kline, one ot our township I
charges, was buried at
church on Thursday. . .
the Ridge
. Charles
Smith is building a new ham where
the one stood that was destroyed by
lightning W. F. Howell IS add
ing molt' improvements to McC'lure
by putting up a dwelling house on
the old saw mill grounds Jacob
Frbtook in the sights at Troxclville
last week, and reports the town im-
I 1.1 X
nrovtiiff Bince our ia&i iiccns ooiin
I'hi' rain at Satlin lav eveiilili'
- r .
I"
eno'u me ouiig h.iks iikui u-
i ,i. .... . ii. . ft. ,
joying tin iiiselvesat the l.annerviiie
festival. .. .Some grain fields look
nice and green from the effects of
early sowing... The report is there
is some kind of disease seized the
i i l ..II. 'II
UuB F,8o .. .. "
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moment s notice. . . . Ilarvev 1 reas
ter and wife spent Sunday with som
of their Snyder county friends
i ne pari v inai was inviico hi w
liver an address to the Sunday
schools on Sunday at tin
picnic got I
altogether on thewrons subiect. His
principal talk was coiiccrinvg the
savers of the country in
lives. lie claims the 0
he
.ldi
ers
have their women to chop the wood
so they can get a pension or an in
crease. Prof., how long did you ,
serve in the civil war and what are
VOU rated at oil the pension rolls?
The party or parties who throw any
slurs at the old soldiers should lie
sleeping their long sleep in the south
ern ilds of Africa.
To Fatten Pigs with Elec
tricity. A western college professor claims
, l I ,1. 1 IV
that he has discovered a metOOd Of
fattening pigs !y electricity, says an
exchange. The process, as near as
can 1' ascertained, consists of plac
ing the animals to lie treated in a
cage, around which are strung n
number of wires charged with elec
tricity. It is hoped the pn
rofessor
farther,
will carry his investigation
as many attenuated people are inter-
ested in his theory.
-mm
School boards have the right to
pass regulations compelling their
teachers to organzie institutes and
then attend them regularly. Judge
Slaglc, of Common Pleas Court No.
I, Pittsburg, so decided in a case at
issue. Ti C. Jones, a teacher, was
dismissed by a board of directors for
notattending theSaturday institutes,
and he entered suit for $150, which
he clninu-1 as salary due for the bal
ance of the term. But the court
ruled against the plaintiff.
KKEAMErt.
W. A. Iluniniel unci wife are the
happy rett of a fine hub nirl.
... There jire quite a utimlier of
sick people in this place. Mrs. .I.J.
Mitchell, Mrs. Win. Fryman, Mrs.
Philip Roush, Mrs. I'aul Hummel
aiK
L C. Smith are some of them,
The veteran, Francis Keck ot
Freeburg, was in town last week.
L be people are raisy picking'
Bhellbarks. There will lie a large,
crop. . . .Quite a ntiniberof our citi-j
UCiUB BUU WIU DVlUiriaj 41111 im '-
reunion ot the 131st Regt P. V. at
tang ana old soiarors anennea tne
Auaq-eourg iusi wcck . . . . e mi mi -
bish of Freeburg was iu town last
Thursday .... Frank Thomas, the
independent democratic candidate
lor commissioner, is l)Uring up a ear
load ol
cattle liir the market ...
Norman App, republican oMdatejoa the tarthi was teat great to allow
ror countv auditor of Monroe town
ship, was in town on Friday
W. A. Hummel of Logan was home
over Sunday I&oob Landis and
Mrs. Gustavus Qarman ol Fremont
were the guests of ('has. Lanilis last
week ... .There was a big wreck
I II .1 II I I . IJ I A
I down oelow tne railroad uriuge ia-i
Saturday afteri n. A hull nose ol
one of the cars is supposed to have
caused the mischief. One of the
trucks of two curs were completely
demolished. Manv ties were torn
Up, The trains were delayed liir
several hours Gideon Gordon
and wife visited their son, Adam, at
Fremont on Sunday . . . Mr. Hilbish
of Chicago was the guest of Miss
Iora Smith on Sunday.' .. .Mrs.
Barbara Voder of Middleburg vis-
itcd her daughter Mrs. Thos. Deit-
rick last week. . . .Miss Knna Ma
i'cc was visiting her brothers' Beth
lehem last week. . . Mrs. Thompson
IIill)i-h of Selinsgrove was the guest
of X. '. (iiitelius one day last week.
.... William Erdley, the teacher
,C
the town school, is well liked by his
scholars .... Last Saturday noon.
Robert, the voungest chill of Ira
Bingaman and wife, departed from
this life. He was hurled in the
Mciser cenictcrv on Monday after
noon. . . ."In His Steps" now being
published in the Post, is read hen
and everywhere else with the great
est interest. The sentiments are so
elevating and the thoughts bo in
spiring that the good it is doing can 1 g'test surprise of his life. Ahund
DOt lie overestimated. j aut refreshments were served by the
MIDDLECIiEEK
Joseph Yetter of Missouri was j
visiting in our vicinity the past week,
Amnion Manhcck and familv
from Winfield were visiting friends
here over Sunday
Mrs. (Jeorge I
1 1. .-I. .I..- .,.,.1 ,l......l.i.. ,,l 'l..,-..t.....l
iiinrivi iiii'i iiiiN-im i m n i iiiim,
, , ... w i ,
. )uU ..,. visiting net iwri'iits and
friends .
W
K reamer was vis-
king Ed, lleiinlxich's. . . .T. K.
licit, and witc of Fremont were vis
itors in this section over Sunday. . . .
Jerrv Herbster and wife were
the
I I 'i'i O 1
guests oi .vuani l nomas. on ounoay.
. . . .Fred Romigand family of Mil-
rov were the irui!sts of ('has. Man ret
. . rvin (ioss and wife of Shindic
were visiting .John Winder's on
Sunday Art Boweran of Cen-
trevillc was a visitor in
our hurg.
.Key. Wm. Wieand of Altoona
oeiit a few days in our vicinity. . . .
Robert Bilser of Shamokin visited
his father, William IJilg.-r, Sunday
irs Ambrose l'eter and chif-
dren of Painterville visited II. I.
g wartz's ... Mrs. Kate "Whorl of
gonbury visited in our section the
last few days ('has. F. Herlisterl
is digging the cellar forC. ).(irecn-
hoeS new house. . . . 111. 1 ost lost
a valuable cow by bloating. . . . Last
week the Spring Telephone Co. put
I iu the phones in our village.... A
j number of our people contemplate
taking in the fair at Lewisburg this
week. .. .The Ridge picnic passed
f vt'r' X,,t nJ
OU- Wl'll" Oil SI I !.- llll I'll I I IV I '" ' .1
r . t .
sions but ijuite a number were there
from a distance.
PAXTOKVILLB
Wm. Swengle of Mill Hall, WAD
was visiting his parents at this place
1 a few fa aiit week, left Monday
! for Haven, where he intends
; to l,is future home Dr.
Vallershamp of New Berlin is spend -
ing a few days at C. P. Swengle's. . .
Mrs. Annie Krd ley of New Berlin is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Howell at present Straw parties
.. .
are an unusual occurrence at tnis
place altho some of our young peo-
pic indulged in the festivities of
same one night last week, and made
atrip up the country about ten
miles. All participants declare
having had a good time The
Paxtonville Roller Mill is again in
operation, John Smith of Kreamer,
having charge of the mill Mr. Smith,
: altho young in years is old in ex-
peneiiee. Me comes Here wen re- i
commended ami therefore should
have the patronage of all citizens of
this and BUrroOIICURg community...
U. 1. OWenjrle is airain engjgwl in
the minim: blMinrtB at ShaWVerville.
lie is at lircscnt i:ihul'cI in repair-
in;; the mines and intends to com-
J tfteiioe digging ore in a week OT two.
Some inen trom this place intend to
work tor llini alter he has every-
thing ready for operation. ..Iist
Monday the school doorsol Frank-
nn township were opened ior tne au-
1111 IV1III9IIIU IfCIv Vlvll-GU vl
' mittanee of our Ikivs and girls for a
; ienn 01 seven moiiins .niino some
J people were bitterly opposed to the
action of our last Legislature when
it passed a law fixing the minimum
school term at seven months claim-
ing that the demand fiir thcchildrcii
theni to go to school one month
longer than u-ual, the school rooms
1 contain abotit the same number of
pii
alt
before, and I was informed
that some of the schools contained
more than last vear when
lien the teini
was oiilv six months
SELINSGROVE
There were a great many of our'
citizens at Middleburg attending the
lleiinion of the 131st Regiment...
The cornerstone of the Episcopal
chapel was to ' ave been laid on Sun-
nay
afternoon but was postpone
on
account
stone. . .
il iii.
iiin-ai rival
of the
flic foot ball game between
the Varsity team and Lebanon Ya1
lev oollcue, did not take place, hut
instead the Y, M. ( ! A. team
,,l
Shamnkin played with our team,
aeon
Miss
itoOlll favor of our team... I
Mary Huusewortli left her
home tor W ilson College where she
has been attending for a vear or
more .Miss Mabel Gilbert of
Sun bury pent suudny with her
grandparents, Z. 8. Kcely and wife
Saturday evening last a number
of relatives of Mrs. Dr. Yut.y gave
them a surprise, The doctor and
family were iu town, when they
came near their residence, found it
lighted up and on opening the door,
found the visitors to the number ot
bout 40 who greeted them pleas
antly. The doctor slid this was the
company, the evening was spent
very pleasantly in a social manner.
All voted it a rare oc,asion...Ik'nj.
Hess of Lindenwood, Ills., stopped
oft here from the reunion ot the
131st to visit his sister, Mrs. Dr.
'
Yutzv.
Rev. Qensler and wife
(aocompanied by Mrs. (i's motlier)
n..,Jf ,n ,1,,, .....;,,,, ,..,;,, SUfi.t.-
.u "u ' iii'.wiiiiitiii.iiM ijuiiii
, mi . .i ..
aay. iner were mei at tne station
by a number of members of his
church. A fine supper prepared by
the congregation was awaiting them
. . Mrs. Anna Whitiner and daueh- !
ter of Decatur, Ills., who have been
t visiung inenas ior a momn, nave i
. 1 1 I .11
returned to their home. . . .Rev. C.
1, ii I 111 . I .
. .McLauglilin ot r.nglewoiKt (a
suhurh of Chicago) spent Bunc'ay in
town IL II. SeluMii tuid family
and Miss Kthel who were at Wild-
wood, N. J., returned home on Sat
urday last .... Henry Bell left for
Cincinnati, Ohio, where he expects
to make his future home with his
J son-in-law, Rev. Dr. J. A. Ziegler
("has. Snyder ot I'hiiadcljihia is
on a fishing trip. He was formerly
a citizen of this place.
SALEM,
( )n Monday, Sept. 1 8. the1 schools
of Penn two, opened and now you
can see the teachers plow the mud
knee deep in order to earn their
price, which is not any too high,
of course. . . . Jac. Kuster purchased
a line gray horse at the last sale at j
Freeburg Quite a number oil
people are gelling ready for fair
tins weeK. . . i lie teachers l nstitute
Of this tOWOohip will lie held private
I every two weeks this term of school
.... Mrs. Ada Ray and Mrs. Ada
Snook of SsJipsgrove were visitors
at Mrs. Henry Woodruff's on Sutur-
i 'lay Mrs. Kotz and children who
were visiting at J. W. Row's, re
1 turned to their home at Jtrackville
' Miss Ada Romig of Sunbury
J and Milt. Herman ot Kratzcrville
were the happy couple, entertained
y .jacoo xvusier aim wne over ouu
I day Geo. M. Witmer having
i . i . . i .
j nis raspnerry paien iiirnea into a
wheat field. Good, George. Reap
! your harvest instead of picking it
j this coming year (1900).
TE7ANTKD SKVKRAL BRIGHT AND HON
" cut persom to represent us as Manager in
this and cloae by counties. Salary MX) a year
and expanse. Straight, boaa-flde, no man,
no leas aalary. Foaltloa permanent. Our refer
ences, any bank In any town, tt U mainly of
flea work eaad acted at bom. Hafawnon I
cloea Klf-addrewed seam ped enVMofW. Tn
Doaino. CoaraaT, Dept. I, Calaaye. t-SI-Ml.
j Ian Maclaren on The Church.
It has beef) known for some time'!!
that Ian Alaelaren hasUvncritically j
studying modern church method?, j
and the results are now to be ma.le
nl,i(.;n 7(r jWlVx' Home Journal.
His first nrticlei
d "TheCapdv-
pll System in the Church." and in
I 1 1, js )c frail k ly states what manv
tynj nnTy trtrcffly fwrtnwJ
to publicly assert with regard to
social tendencies of the church. The
great English author will then
111 II II til J. Ill 31 lit' IHVt 111 I IK
Church," and after that answer the
1 1 1 . . t 1 a m .
the
, lomewnat startling qucattoa, "Should
1 Old Minister be Shot!
HIS WISH.
A. certain young man in Middle -
hurg wishing to inakehimsell pleas-
, ant to the little brother of his be-
I trothedj told him to wish for some-
thing, and he would give it to him.
i 'Y boa of chocolates, said the boy.
"What else'.'" asked the generous
lover. "Another l. ot chocolates.
"
I "Oh, but wish for something else.
Your little stomach couldn't hold
all thesechoeolates." "Well then,"
answered the boy. "anotherstdmaoh."
$100 REWARD, $100.
The renders of this paper will be
pleased to I nan that thers is nt, least
one dreaded disease that science has
been ajble to oure in all itn stages
and that is Ustarrb. Hull's Oatarrh
Cure ia the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity, Ca
tarrh being a constitutional disease,
n (piires n const it iitionnl treatment.
Hall's Oatarrh Cure is taken inter.
millv, acting direotly upon the blood
ami mucoui BurTsoes ot the Bjstem,
thereby destroriuff the foundation
of the disease, a. id giving the patient
strength by building up the consti
tution mi i asaiacing nature in aping
its work. The proprietors have ho
much faith in its curative powers,
that the offer One Hundred Dollars
for any ease that it tails to cure.
Send for testimonials. Address
F.J.CHENET A CO., Toledo, O,
Sold by UriifreriKt.s, 75c.
flail s Family trills are the best.
Trial List, Oct. Term.
I'm it ChwlM Hoyor n. S. !,. Wfitdtnmyfft
and PtterO. tfannN
The I'oiir Dlltrlel of tin- ToWMhlp "f WmS Bm-
vit vs a a Uomlff, Adm'f f Hie hWi ut
lli'liry Tntltor. di?c'd.
.'Murtliii A. Hiiifcuinan vm, .Tacoh Hoyer.
Wis Amold v.. ll-nry W. Tent nd Levi M.
Train and .lolm W Tuali, Kxvciitorn of the
ljist Will and TtafcMBtnt of lvl IL Teatu,
dee'd'and Mary Tt-ata. Jamei M. llornlwrKer,
Sarah UorniM-rtfer and Peter O. Oarnian,
Terra Tpiianla.
John K. Ilackenbunt rn. Kllxabetli Fewler.
Annie M. I.uuk vg. Wiliinm Ewlns.
W. K. Unwell vs. The Kdwln Bell and Sonn
enjnpaiiy J. UL oycr, avent-
Philip m.tm vm. w. ii. itipk.
Walter Hlpka vb. H. M. Teat..
"ffJI IVSSlSSiSn W1 , Sr,,i S
HUT a4 K Clll'liniTiriT A' An V. A. nn. 4ll. .Ir.tr
and 0. W. KniKhtii
truling aH Ancker
DsnM Bmau u4 s. 0. Bowm
Hartmnn
Jai'oli
...
men i oropaoj wm. JODD laontl,
trick Coropaa; v. John Mohn, Henry Mobn,
ano snniw mm u. p. wcnr, nding m
Alohn, Siuinirler A C
John I). Mm k v. Henry K. IlleaBlnK.
All of these Songs Free.
Annniincomi'Tit trim mini. IiimI tv.i.lr ..f .Im. I
dwsiilri Following U Um eoiuplato liil.
iUv U'..rl.l f,,ui.. I t - , I
I II I M InMAVJ (if tint f!un Htt. II, il " I...
TanVd Wax sTwiC-utbori of
'I hc.Mnth ami the Flame.'
ii nu nn Mini neri'i.iKC l nu, oy I lliirli's
Ombam, author ol "TwoXlltla OHrla In BIim."
"1 in Nothing but a Hl Wax Doll," but Mal
colm William author of "My Ann Klirer."
"You'll Ilavo 4o Transfer,' by Abe HolWDaBO,
eompuaer of "Snioky MukeH,' theKreatcatuaku
walk hit of the aeiianu.
"Sweet Norine." by Ovarii L Davio, author
of "The Hiikkuko t'uacli Aheiwl."
"Snap-Shot Sol," by WUIiMM anil Walker,
the two real "OOOM," utlioraof "I Don 't Like
No Chenp Man."
"Tell Mother Not to Worry," by Loiiin Myll,
OOmpoMI uf "Connlown I'nrnival Cakewalk."
1 oonpoMroi "A OMollnZOakawWkT'
My 1.1-nrnia ijki.v UOTa," by Sterling. How
ard and KuierNon, nutlium of "Hallo. Mm Baby."
"There Ain't No rue to Keep on IlanirliiK
'Bound," by Irvin.' Jonen, author of "(let four
Muney'a Worth-''
One Mag each week for ten weekii. Kimt
hoiik liublmhed Hept. 3. "In the Shadow of the
Carolina Hills."
The entire set isto be K'veu away with ten
Sunday Worlda. and will be sent pontaid, In
eluiliiiKten Sunday World MMMtOM, Art i'or
tolio iind Comic Weeklien for ,V cents. Send .Vi
ei ntn to-day, t-omorruw or net week. Don't
wait 'ater than neztwiek. This is a most ex
ceptional offer and is only put forth to advsrtine
' the (Treat Sunday World. Address, Music Editor,
I T1" World' l'uliUer New vrk
THE PACKER
JIG'VCLE
Is a model wheel, and
one that will out-wear
anv wheel on the mar
ket. REPAIRING
of all kinds neatly done
I have spent a number
of years at the business
under an experienced
instmctor. Call and
see before buying a
bioycle,
WALLACE-TEATS,
Globe Mills. Pa.
-niiitm
A
Glassware.
I
I have just received a fine
assortment 0! glassware, con
sisting of Cake lislics, Fruit
Shinds. (Vlcrv Trnvn Itnti...
X TJtAm Pitchers. Swain H,. 1.1.
I v
T . ' '
ers, Ae., offt, at prices ranging
rom ") to 1 ") cents.
t
t Boots and Shoes,
I have
on hancl alniiit ;()()
J. nan's 01 khk u iir 1 I I 111
1 cJosbgont at and below cost
to make rocm for lall andwin-
T ter goods.
X
X
Notions.
Note these prices in Notions :
Ladies' Hose, 10 to lfc.
Misses Hose, It) to 15c.
Men's Hose, .S to loc.
Men's Work Shirts, 2." to 50a
v
.1 w
..
"
"
j; Men's ( Iveralls, 15 to fide.
Youth's Overalls. 25 to SOe.
a Handkerchiefs, 5 to 12c
X Suspenders, in to 'Joe.
Latest style Ties, 5 to 25c.
Rubbers.
As the wet season is almost
here I wish to rill vonr atten
V
tion to the fact that I have on
hand a full and complete line X.
of rubber goods. T
..Thanking yon for past pat- J
nagc, I kindly ask a contin- y
u ,
unce ot same. '
! S. B. Siiuoiiton,
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; oos)o9oe)oogooooaoaos)oe)o
9
I si
i
7 III..L1 I o
Wrought Iron
t Range Company, i
FOUNDED IN 1864. I
o
PAID IIP CAPITAL, $1,000,000.
See what the neonle of Snv.
der County, who have been
using the Home Comfort
Range, have to say :
o
MrK"PS Ilnlf FdK Pn. . Anir 1
Our New Hume iiomfort Kangv baa
proven to be Just as the Rulosmun repre
sented it to be and I would r.otpart with
""j niiiirf in reason, we have nev.
fiera a .stove or a raiiKe that would In
any way near Nail It for eooklnif, bak
lni or boSIOff. sufflce It to saj-, we think
It Is tne acme of perfection
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LEWIS nSHBB.
K. ST A HI..
MfKeta Half Falls, I'a., Auir. 7, 1S99.
We piin liased a Home Comfort Ilautie
six years UT) and like It. It Is a irood
baker mid heater also a fuel saver and
convenient. 1 um well satisfied.
. S, KINK.
Punrtore, Pa., Anir. 7, UN
I wish to say to the puiiiic (hat our
Home comfort BUfS Is all Hie salesman
claimed lor It, It dOM not uso half aa
lunch fuel as our old stove did. I put
half n bucket of coal In 'he range ul 9 A.
M. and cooked dinner with fho same fuel
and had plenty of lire at 1 F. M. The
tank is just, '.lie UUBB for washlnp. No
steam escitpes from It. ir this does not
satisfy any one, they can come and see
and I will show them huw It works.
n o. wir.MEii.
Hnyder Oounry, Pa. auk. 7, 189
Having boii(fht one Oi vnur improved
Home Comlort. Kanes, I bike tfreut
pleasure In MTlBg Unit it, lias proven en
tirely satisfactory. It bakes perfect v ;
heals quickly and requires but mile
luel ; furnishes plenty M not water for
nil purposes In fact It is to the hoire
what Improved machinery Is to the farm
and a such we cheerfully recommend It
to our neighbors ana friends.
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1 Marble Yard
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Marble and Granite
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Headstonds . . .
I have one of the best
Marble Cutters in the
State and consequently
turn out good work.
OLD STONES CLEANED
AND REPAIRED.
9 Come a ml aee my work and
2 prloea. Thanking you for
peal farora, 1 moat reapectrat
y aek a continuance of aame.
M. L. MILLER.
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