r
A revolution In the fu Id of Industry
is gfninp ou so quietly that it is no-
... ticod by very few,
Faolni; f Ike
ami yet this cen
killed Workj.tury wiU s(,(. (be
all arm ul thorough mechanic pass
out of insistence in many branches.
Machinery has taken his place.
Skilled labor is less in demand now
than it was years ago; it will be still
less required as machinery is made
to do the work formerly performed
by man's trained Angers, A mechanic
no longer needs to know every branch
of his trade, but be must be able to
handle his machine. A mechanic at
the beginning of the century was re
quired to produce perfect work anil
complete the whole product "f his
trade, be it a shoe or u watch. At tin
end of the century the workman in
the factory produces, day in and day
out, one single piece multiplied many
times by the aid of tin; machine. As
to the construction of everything else
entering into the finished product,
he very seldom has the slightest idea.
II i- learns to bundle one machine and
there he usually stops, lie can ml
uutelydcscrlbetheworklngs of his one
machine; of tl Ibera he remains
profoundly Ignorant. In this way he
gradually degenerates to a machine,
a pari of the I .: he works with.
ProffTesH on t he field of
!u t rv it for
htm retrogrei ion. lie has deterior
ated as a mechanic, and the machine
haH changed skilled Into factory
labor.
There is a vein of good sense in a cer
tain bill now before i he ( olorado legis
lature relating t"
Miilicnt KarrlnRc
the Issue of mar-i-lairc
licenses. The
Llceneea.
measure provides for the creation of a
board of medical examiners in ench
county, w hose duty it shall he to exam
ine all candidates for I he wedded estate
and make a report on their health, I he
issuance of a license Is made condition
al on the production bj the parties of
proper medical certificates declaring
i hut they sutler from no disease which
would be likely to be transmitted to
their children. The Importance of such
rot fiction has been brought to the
attention of the people of Colorado by
reason of the circumstance that many
consumptives resort to that slate for
relief and there contract marriages
which result In the propagation of the
dread disease. That such marriages
are improper is a fuel beyond dispute.
Il is a delicate matter with which to
deal. No law on the subject would be
necessary if all men and women had a
proper sense of their obligations, not
only to themselves, but to those yet un
born. However, this can hardly be ex
pected, People will continue giving ifi
marriage and taking in marriage, even
when they know that their children, if
they have any, will in nil probability be
born to a heritage of suffering. It is
urged by the proponents of the Colo
rado bill that this Is where the state
should lake a hand.
A short time ago a Banger (Me.) pa
per hud an interesting write-up of a
local character in a Washington coun
ty town. Special mention was made of
the fact that he believes a fortune of
about half a million dollars is coming
to him from England in a short time.
Now it seems he received a letter a day
or two after the article appeared from
u Bangor young woman proposing
marriage. She took special pains to in
form him that it was net his pros
pective wealth that Induced her to
break through the bars of custom and
aak him to wi ll her, but his portrait
that was published with the account
made her wish and long to possess the
original.
minister in a Pennsylvania town
on o recent Sunday surprised bis audi
ence by reading the following an
nouncement from the pulpit: "The
regular session of the Donkey club will
be held as usual after the service. Mem
be s will line up just outside the church
door, make remarks ami stare at the
ladies w bo pass, as i--1 heir custom. Any
member known to escort a lady to
cbarch like a man ami - it with ber like
a gentleman will be promptly expelled
from membership." I he effect was
ma rvelous.
Progressive dinners appear to be
popular in some parts of the west. A
recent one in Janesville, Wis., is thus
de scribed: "At a dinner of six courses,
in honor of a bride and groom, one
course Wai served at each of six houses.
The first house the party of 16 ate
.some oysters, put on their wraps and
started for the sonp house, half o mile
way. After tiny were filled with soup
and conversation they went to the fish
place, and so on to the end."
In the course of an indignant "Per
sonal" in the Atchison Globe, Mrs.
P says: ".Mr. 1' is mistaken In
tatlltg that 1 have left his bed and
boatrd, for he never tarnished them. As
to hi warning about credit, if he ever
had any I never discovered it in the 1.1
.,yvire I lived w ith him."
The North Carolina supreme court
has sustained n decision rendered in
llurko county, imposing $1,000 fine on
he Southern railway for giving a free
ipass to a doorkeeper of the legislature
in 1807.
A New York girl jilted a man the
other day, and he retaliated by mar
rying her mother. Some men will go
to ahnost any lengths for revenge.
THE AMERICAN FOG.
It Baa Already Wrouaht Miracle.
Mil Will Accomplish Mr. ny Hoi
Ureal Things.
Men have performed miracles. In
old times it was uot an uncommon
thing for richly endowed men to per
form wonders. And to-duy men per
form wondrous things, but us there
ore so many who hare the same faculty
the world is uot stirred by their ucts.
There are wonder workers In the low
er tyjtes of the animal kingdom. The
hog has wrought miracles, is now per
forming them and ever will accom
plish mighty things if his master will
stand by him and feed him. The hog
has contributed largely to the present
commercial supremacy of the United
States, Mortgages on thousands of
western farms and New England home
steads have been banished by the hog.
He is st ill in t his laudable business, ami
t he success t hat is attending his eflorts
is miraculous. His achievements in
this direction have only been equaled
by his usefulness In the kitchen. Hun
gry nations have fvstJ on the swine; la
is to-day their stun" of life, to a large
extent. Pork eaters arc uot uncivil
ized. The llesh of the hog contam
inates no man. nor lowers his mental
capacity unless man becomes a swine.
Temperance in eating is us essential
to high moral life as temperance in
anything else, hence pork consumption
should be regulated by gumption.
The hog is a reliable animal. His
carcass is ever the coveted object of
the pork dealer, who will pay a good
price for a first -class article, At three
cents per pound the hog has paidlebts
and his own keeping. At four cents
and over he has built new homes, new
fences, new barns, clothed children In
destitute fields, contributed to charity,
helped the poor, administered to the
sick, heightened morality and socia
bility and blest abundantly bis cus
todian. The hog is well advanced toward the
fulfillment of his great destiny. What
he has done is a reliable index to the
large volume which contains the pro
gramme man has planned for his fu
ture. The swine has contributed to
education by building scboolhouses,
churches and subscribing for maga
zines and newspapers. His llesh feeds
man, bis blood fert ilies our land, his
bones help grow poultry. He pays a
large per cent, on the feed given him.
Man never has lost by treating him
well, lie stands ever ready to amel
iorate adverse conditions on the farm
and if given care and attention will
extricate fanners from the pit of debt
and misfortune.
Mighty is the American hog! runn
ers Voice.
HANDY FARM BUILDING.
It In n i mi hi mi t Ion of Cum Cribs n nil
I'lKjicr,, null l'lissesst's Miinv
Ail vniilagi'a.
My combined corn cribs und piggery
is a very convenient arrangement.
This cold w inter weather my 70-gallon
feed cooker comes in right handy. We
warm or boil all our small potatoes
und other vegetables, milk, etc., in it.
The kettle is filled at night, u couple
of chunks of wood thrown In, the fire
place closed tight und in the morning
S?ii'l 9 cronttrii
f?tTr it '
OUT
HDL
Pei
f OH
JCV
SlL
East Doom -40? yiarOnn
PIOQERY AND CORN CRIBS.
the feed is nice and warm. Also use the
kettle to try lard, heat water to wash
harness, etc. The slop barrel is in the
recess back from the hogpens, out of
the way in driving through the build
ing. The building has 14-foot posts, so
there is a room over the cooking quar
ters as well us over the hogpens, Foi
ground feed, f use oats and corn.
There is a yard for fattening' hogs at
the west door and in it a platform for
feeding corn. The building is 20x411
feet and has roller doors. The room
over the cooking quarters, besides be
ing used for tools and preparing feed,
also used for butchering. Hooks for
uarness cleaning are bet w ecu t be chim
ney place and stairway in the cook
ing room. The outside stairs, shown
hi the upper left hand corner, go to the
ranarv over I be bogpens, w here
rround f I is Irtpt. It. L. Flolman, in
.'nrtn and Home.
HINTS FOR SHEPHERDS.
The nge of sheep cannot be told by
the teeth after five years, us they then
have a full mouth. At one year Old
they have two center teeth; at two,
four; at three, six; at four, eight;
ut five, tea,
(live sheep plenty of straw, and they
will convert it into the richest kind
of food crops. On nny good farm, un
der good management, sheep will pay
their winter keeping in the manure
thry make.
Ticks on sheep are very unprofit
able customers, and it is better to dip
the flock on the first warm day; it
will do them no more harm than the
occasional soaking from rain which
they get. If allowed to remain on
lambs all winter, they will greatly re
duce the weight of the fleece, or kill,
the animal, possibly. J
SOW" , ,, . gT-V t
f , COR ('t)
Reduced Rates to North Manchester,
, ,
Ind., via Pennsylvania narroad
For the meeting of German Ilaptint
t,i.r..i. i N'ortb ManehMttr. fad..
May 29 to June N. ltWU, tne I eillisyi- ., Hgun mar ha developed: harsh, uneven 33
vailia Railroad ('oillllRllV Will place j features may be softened, renued and remleied L7j
a. -iijuisJim tlb,,tu nn ante Mav harmonious, a sallow or muddy completion B
SJieciul CX curs on tickets oil sale Maj . JJ .,,,., .brightened ami made clear; , m
129 to June H, 1H00, from stations West of ,, wilhout.iDre.slon may .listen und 1
lialtiniore (not inclusive), and Lail-
... ,,,i ,,,ll,,,, l inlnuivol ,,in
caster and Betting (inluslt e), atiu
BUUia i ' iuwwui ouuuui;,
rate of one flrnt-elass limited fare for the
round trip. Tickets will be good re
turning until July 1, inclusive.
Mtwt
An, Epiderric of WIoopirg CoUgh..
Last winter daring an epidemic of
whooping cough my children con-
traded the disease, having severe
coughing spells. We had used Cham
lierluin's Italian Remedy very sue
cessftllly for croup and naturally
turned to it at that time and found
it relieved the coueh and effected a
complete cure. John K- Clifford,
Proprietor Norwood Honse. Nor-
wood, N. T. i 'us remedy is for sale
by all DruguistH.
ItiMliieeil Klc t nuiil' ll I ml
leiiu Itnnln Knllroml.
,. i , ... i f i
For the meeting of Old Ordei oruer-
innii Huptist Brethren at 'niinlcii, Intl.,
lime o to 5 I'.HHI, the Pennsylvania
'.. , i ...:n . it c. ifni,
Railroad oni)any will sell, rrom mbj
::l o . I line :l, inclusive, exclusion t li'Ki'ls
to Camden lid., from Stations on Its
,, ' .. ,. i,. . , i ,, , :,,
hue west ot Halt re, Ma- (not in-
elusive), West of und Including Lail-
(usterund Keaiting, ana iroin bhiiioiik
Mouth of and Including Sunbury, nl
rate of one first-class limited fre for the
round trip. Tickets will lw good re
iurninu until July 5. inclusive. 6-10-2t.
I consider it not only a pleasure
but n duty I owe to my neighbors
to tell about the wouderful cure ef
fected iti my case by the timely use
of Chamberlaia's Cholera, Colic aud
Diarrhoea Remedy. I was taken
very badly with flux und procured
bottle ol tliis remedy. A few doses
effected permanent cure. I take
pleasure in recomtrendiug it tooth
era Buffering from thai dreadful 'lis
ease. j V. Lynch, Dun. W. Va.
'riiis remedy in sotd by all Drug
gists Redued Rates to Washington, D
Via Pennsylvania Railroad.
C,
(eeonrtl imi-o i nuncii. em
ot
Hyalle Nhrlne,
V For the Imiierlnl Couiacll, Order
the Mystic Hhrinv, nl wuslilngwin, i.
(., May UJ5-34, the Pennsylvania linil
rond will sell tickets to the general pula
lic, from nil stations on its line, t"
NVasliiiiarton mid return, nl rate of one
lure lor i lie round trij). Tickets t" Ikj
wld und n I going May W-21, ri'tiirn-
Inc to May 28, inclusive. B-10-2t.
'IM 111 IlllPls'llts I )' lu-vrtl lla:
I lo ll
i 1 ...... i- , ,t ,i , ol 1 1 in
matlSIU WaH the WOIK ! aeiUOO
witbin tue anaui. Any on wno uas
gn attaok of Ht'iatio or iliflamniatorj !
rbeumatiam willagre-a .bat tut- in
till ii.ill IH lll-llllllll:IC tMIOUt'll til Will
I'll lit. tin- In In I It.
Iihh never peen i
olaimed that Ohatuberlalu'a rain
Uiilm would cast OUt tlt'liititis, but it
ivillntirA rheumatiam. and bundreiia"
bpnr toatimouv to the truth of thi
tatetueitt. On' application rt'iieyen
the ptiin, iiti'i tiiir. quick relief wliicli
it affords in alone worth iminv tim.'c
iis coat. For cult' by nil DiUBgitB,
BE SURE . . .
That your eyes and voui
Children's eyes are in
good condition.
i i r
They ntay uotcomplain, and, yon
may not know that their eytw an
weak, luit lime will develop many
I. i i. ..i
nervous niHoruere as a rtsuinn
lecting this imporbtnt matter. V t
teal the eye with absolute accuracy.
No rrlasses recominendtd unless they
arc neeiled. Il you n- i mediaatl
tra atment we will tell you sn. N
one can 1 i '- We have the lat
est appliances, the newest iilt-tis and
methods i.- sio-lit testine. Thisconi-
liinetl with exjiea ience and skill in
ilif use of such instruments. Making I
mistakes a tiling ol the past. No
alraigs used.
B. F. SHIRLEY,, j
Jeweler and llcfracting Optician,
21 W. Market St.. Lewistown.
Uraduate Philadelphia Optical Uollaga.
kJHIUHCSTER'S ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS
"'We.
Slmf.. Alw.iv. reliable
.israies. ask Prncirl.it for
t'HIl'HKMTKH'SJ KMULIMH In Bed and
...ld metallic boses, sealed with blue ribbon.
Take so oilier. He rase, dangerous sun.ll
1. . lions and Imitations. Buyof your DniKKlut,
or send te. In stamps for Partlruaar. Te.ll
ns.nlnls and -Keller liar Ladle.." inlrtttr,
to return Hall. to.aOO Testimonials. Hold by
all Umnlsts.
CHICHB8TBH CHBMIOAL CO
100 MsMltssMS Squsrr, l-tl I LA., PA.
Ms.Uss this s.sr.
Dr. Fennel's KIDNEY
Backache Gore.
For ftll Kidney, BLfaddtr und Urinuj
1 v"-5 fr,'.:''-.'--x
womawivt bf.aity r
The well known writer, Kvelyn Hunt in her
I book entitled "Womanly Beauty" says: "It la
my contention that erery woman not only may
bat should posses, a charming personality ot
! tomssssl sssssar. ? ISSSIVj
I sparkle and unsightly blemishes of every kind
or
' may be removed. Facial detects and sliriin ken.
, Uaretuth unuev.,ODWl n,ure, ro.y
minentiy remedied and womanly beauty ae
auired and retained. It la every woman's duty
to accomplish these rs.tilts " The Marilla Rum-
puny, linruiton mreel, Raw torn, oiler to
id a copy of Kvilyu Hunt's book free, ith
small site boi of "Osaaandra Cream" and a free
cake of CaaModra skin soap, to any lady who
sends five two-cant stamps to cover expense of
mailing. The regular price of this book is .VI
cents and it contains valuable Interesting Infer
nation and is fntl of good act vice for ladles who
.lte by
nir
pure preparation and will not injure the mots
I ssaaiMesMss t-M-U,
purities and discolorations. It is
lrrecliy
A tiORUEOi'NI.Y Borsn
ZZZ'ZXX XXVu
Ushers deaire a Manager in this County, alto s
gooo Moiicimr; KotMi pay to uirut wny rjaariy
Klii fiill-juiufciiKrHviiiKM, siiinpliioiH paier, i 1 1 1 s -initiated
cover mid biudim: over V1 golden
llllag in the morocco ninilin-. nearly lOOgold
ail roses in the cloth binding. Soil at rdght.
preaanf running day and night so Kfcut i the
sale, flit it i;m men und women nisklng rF
,,., lU,,. r,i,.rH rum promotions, one
chiNtmu woman made char Mi in four week
taking order among her church acquaintaneea
and ft lentil Write u it may lead to a per-
., paying position to man r buii.
; m. und in, k utter the large correapondence,
which you can attend to right at your li
tdilrewt H, i . Knnwles iiener. o Secretary, 13
th Straat, butwwn Broadway and
rifth Ave , New York.
IlKUIRTEK'S NOTIt'BS, Nonce iHhereh.t gi
- ell llllll tl.e follow Iiil- IIIIInlKI liemollM loll.
rt'ed their MuiintsrratniV, faurnfllHn. said K -,
, ip il-.-' aeciiuiits In lbs RegtatHi 'sOfaleeel Sn-
Ih i uhd tltt ssnte will he preaanted tor
I'Di'tlrmuHon und allowance si the Cotarl Uouse
in Mlddteburgb, Mm daj-, June ith. m o.
I The Ural und Bnal aecounl of Lydls H, Bol.
' letihach and W, I' Hollenbach, Admr's of
Daniel llollanbach late of Jackson twp., dee ,l
The flrat and final account of Ueo. M Went-
al, executor of Bllaa VVftitael, lata of Union
. toWtiahlp, dee'd.
Tin Rrat and flnal account of Charlci Mower.
admr. of ti -t te of Hlratn B agar, luie of
ballnagro-e, dt o'd.
The Drat and Anal act nl of W. D. Bllger,
execuor of the lust w ill and tctaineni ot Auto
lla Bilgar, lata ol Jackaoti town-hip, decd.
i The Ural and final account of Wllaon Betrotd,
executor of the eatat of Chriatiana Uorroldi
hue of t hapanan lowasblp, dcod.
The Ural and Una' accnunl of Amanda Moyer.
executrix of tha aatata of laraal .Mover, lata of
Beaver tw p dee'd.
! The first and partial account of Samuel T
Hilblah. execulor of the estate of Philip llil
bisll, lute of Centi twp , dee'd.
The flnal account 'fQ. W. Blernr, executor of
the last will and testament of Michael Mongol,
lute of Terry twp., decd.
1 The final account of Jacob Cramer, adtn'r. of
the eatntes uf Iteulien and Kebect a 'ramer, laic
1 ,,r Heaver twp., doe'd.
f Thcflral ountnf Pnvld Womer nnd fleo '
menl of John llepncr, late of Moahlngtoit twp,
deceased
'I he Aral und final aecounl of Rliiaheth Kelts
atlm'x, of the estate of John Keltx, lute of
pankiln townahlp, dee', I.
Tilt first nccnunt of John 1 1 nnd II. f. I loco
er, executora of the estate uf Ohae, Hoover, late
Of Penil tWp , dee d.
The llrat and final aocotin' of .1 C. W Basaler,
adm'r. of the estate of I'ntharlne Basaler. late
of w ashington tn p., doc'tl.
The accnunt of John P. Miller, guardl f
i ji r nnwvi nun tnnrj niivt "iiicr, i
mtrt.oi,rt of Mary Bowa (Imrn Boaaler), Int.
nf the eounty of anyder, deo'e
The first ami flnalaci ntofB. n (.Walter
I executor of the laid w ill and teatatnent of uet
Shainliu, h. In'cnf tranklintwp.. dee'd.
uiddiebur. Pn.. Mar rtb. iwu.
W'llM'WS' AfPRAiaBMKNTfl. Not In- Is hen I
bj t'lveti thai the following Widows' Ap.
pralBCtnents ttndor tbn ttoo law, hare been ttn-d
with the cieru ot the Or ions' court of Baaydcr '
county for conflranatltoo June 4, tuoo.
Aipralaranen1 of Maty l. Voyer. widow of
Henry Mover, late of I'o.in Township, Hnyder
County, Pa . deeaaaad, elected to he taken nn- 1
dor tlie 80ti exemption law.
Appraisement ol Ruean Itit'er. widow of
Lewi. Hitter, late ol I entre Township, Hnvder
County. Pa., deceased, elected to be taken tin
der the 1800 exemption law.
Appraisement ol Maggie Hunattael, widow of
Simon Dummel. late of Monroe Towhship,
Snvdcr County, I'a, deeaased. elected to ie
taken under the r-'UNi exemption law.
0. H. BHINDBL. Clerk.
I'rol liniiar . A ecu n t .
The following account has bean Aled In the
I'rntbonotary's Oiflce of Snyder County and
will he Presented for contirnuitlon Monday,
June 4, 1900,
The aocoonl of Rev, Peter Horn, deoeaaed,
who was a trustee of lane Rush, under the
willof John Hill, lateof Uugbasvllle, Pa., do.
csaaed, a1 tiled by John B Ko, ht. et. al., exocu
tin of naid I'.'ter Born, deoeased,
(i. M. SHINOBL, Proth'y.
Mlddleburg, Pa., May 5, 1(00.
Liaurt irTacJamatian,
HBRKAtf tt Haan. Harold H. Medlurt
li-iii .1 Maine oi the .luili'-ial I Mm rjt-t ,
oumpofcd 'i t ha routttlei ol aSnvder, aw
Tnlon nnd Peter F. Riegl z. T. Gent"
berllniCt AphicI1 Judtfei in .m.i rorSny
dercuuoty. hnvolMotd iholr pttotpt. bwiriDR
data iie Bib tliy o' My A. iwh). tome
t , -tt't t'T ' h' lii.i l 1 1. if i .i ii i tri'iiim-' 'ourt, n
ct ut 1 41 1 i 'oluiPoii Plriiri, eotirl t i yer anl Ter
miner wi'l i m t t iii Qm rter CScMloni ol
.i.-reiifi-, ai I'd ' I'l'iiri! ii, ior ih eonntjr oi
m 4 ler. "ii iii '.rt Hoodsijr, (being tbt Itb
diijr nl Jane WOO), iod lo oontlnue one weeks
. . i ee i tnertore hereby given lo 'he Coron
er, J uttleee ol tne Pence nnd Uonetblei lo nnd
lor the eoonty ol border, to eppeerln tbtli
iiroper pertun wltb Ibelr rolte reeordi, loqulni
lon't ennnilnnlloni end nthpr lemerabrnneee
todotnoeetnlnni whten ut ttoetr oiUee1 nnd In
their beti ell pnrti 'in tn be done ni wltneveei
end perpone urowi'ii'inu i ri iiehult ot ih I'tnu
loonwenttb nvnlnei inj pereon or pereon ere ie
rjatred to be theu nod tbere extending nrxl qe
pnrtlnn erlthonl leni nt Ibelr perils Jnrtloee
iir- ri-.U"te.l tn hi unctu;il In tlmtr Ril"'iUn-'
1 1 the eppolnted time ejrree "My t notions
i liven unair in v henii injU il the MbettlTi
ofUee tn Mtlddlet nrnb, the Rib dny ol M ay
i. Dm one Ibotumnd nine hundred.
4i. W ROW. ShiTltl.
Central Hotel,
First-Class Accommodations. Livery ettKttt
D. BOLENDER, HROP'R.
ttpiMraitr I irsl Naliomil lli.nl..
MIDDLEBUUG, PA.
I am Dunccessary id CMlduirtb.
I'ain is no longer necessary In childbirth;
morning sickness, swollen limbs, and like evils,
arc readily controlled, and womb diseases speed
ily cured Never known to fail. Physicians
pronounce It wonderful, and over ftO.OOO ladies
attest its merits. Lady reader, cut this sut; it
may save your life; suBer no longer, but send
us a two-cent stamp, and receive in sealed en
veloped full particulars, and valuable proofs of
our wonderful remedy. Address PItANK
Tilt iM AS & CO., llaltimore, Md. 8-29-3t.
Thl s slrtn Is man u fact u red under s tJ. 8. oaten t
and is the nestest, strongest and most durable I
window shade holder on tne marnet, ana we
guarantee it to be ss represented or money re
funded. The price, Bzpress paid, to all points in
Pa, Md., Del, N.J.sndN. Y,One Dollsr per dot,
other states f 1.2S. Your order solicited.
JOHN A. PARSONS a CO. CaUaltia.Pa.
rE wiM Siils
I . L) Workmanship
j o e Guaranteed.
ffii MiWm,
H 1 1 Hani Tailor,
im
e n .rim n v n
? mnsieq nihfi SR insomvR n
r.'.t UHMWMik ' a umi vtuut
Reed Rockers,
Couches, - -Bed
Room Suit
WiU. A.
8 439 MAEKET ST.
XCrOOCOOCrlXrOOOCX5CrOC.OCK
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
The attention of Snyder County's fanners is called
to mj stock of farm implements. I handle
Farmer's Friend Grain Drill,
Manufactured in New York, Hay Hakes, Corn Plant
ers, Plows, Harrows, Plow Shares, Threshing Machines,
DEERINGBINDER,
Roller and Ball Bearing all the way through, easy run
ning and noiseless. I also Leep Binder Twine anal Oil.
GEO. W. BEAVER,
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':; A book that will miiiioyou understand the marvelous tlmi we live In, how they enmo
wh At they nreteedlnato. End tne lvtn centnij
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Triumphs and
t'oplea sent to any atli!rcnH prepaid t'lnlh
Hindina, S2.AO; Half l.rnih. r, iSlt.aKIt
full Morocco, HI5.O0. If not nalUlaetorr
return Bonk and nonry m-III hi" refnnde-d.
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Address A. J. HOLMAN ft CO., 1222 Arch
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That he never did know
just how to boy furniture until
lie found himself in our store.
And you will regret the bar
gains lost if yon have not in
spected our liue of furniture,
which is the most complete in
the city. We name you few
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$4.50 and up.
$16.50 and up.
SHIPMAIN,
SUNBURY, PA
SlIDDLEBURG. PA
Need to Know
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