I
i Over -Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
ptgaltbr Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
ah the blood in your body passes through
our kidneys once every tnree minutes.
svt a "fhe kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they ni
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
If they are sick or out
of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches and rheu
matism come from ex
cess of uric acid in the
blood, due to neirlected
Ijjjney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
Ifcart beats, and makes one feel as though
Ifcy had neart trouuic. Decausc tne heart is
ever-working in pumping thick, kidney
oisoned blood through veins and arteries.
it uscu iv uuusiuuicu 11141 uiuy urinary
. . . ... U- ...,.J L l-j
ItroUOies wci c iu uc iii;u iu uic Muncys,
lutnow modern science proves that nearly
ill constitutional diseases have their begin-
Iaing in kidney trouDie.
If vou are sick you can make no mbtake
By first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
mi the extraordinary ettect ot Ur. Kilmer s
ISwamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
jon realized, it stands the highest tor us
tnderful cure.1! of the most distressing cases
nd is sold on its merits fr-A
i all drUMriStl in fifty- r
fcnt and one-dollar siz- ffiKjpH
You may have a
lamcle bottle bv man Haawof Baaon-Boot,
I r , u 1... ,.1li ..... ttA
Bree. aiSO paiuyiuci iciuii yvu nuw ,yj iiuu
lut if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Kention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
i Co., Binghamton, N. T.
FEMININE FRILLS.
Jury List.
o'.NiYLwA-iiU ItAILRtyAO.
mbury & Lewistown Division.
Ineffaot &ty liH, 1900.
TMWAKli. I htationh. I RAJTWARD1
i'n I A II PI
E i :,7 Banbury ! no .r in
,i 7 PetinsKrove Junction 90S ISO
j.! jiiij bttliruwrova i '.'"t i r
mil I'.iHlinit 853 4 83
it lost Krssmn - m i :u
ii 10 ti Melier ' i in i
. 1083 Middleburg m i 21
1038 Benfer -I I i
1048 Beavertowu K ' .1117
l'iM AUninabum - -.'ii 4 w9
; 1 1; IteulM Mills 8 13 :i 85
.; 11 n:i McClura h it .1 hi
2 111:1 Wagner 7 .17 :iso
S 11 is! sin ikI 7 54 .i :ni
s nil' Palntervllli 7 111 83U
F 11 'J7 Maltland 7 :: .'1
II U Lewtitown 1 7:i"i it
I U87 Lawiitawn (JUIn Strait. 783 313
1 11 in Lewletonra Junotlon. 1 T JO ;i lc
sin leaves Hunbury 5 25 p m, ar
ed
v in
the
the
1 a
I'ver
imr-
i- h nves at stmusgrove u ! p va
I'.aa i i .. ...... t
MUB ICO 0 LTO ST ICT'IV T U i( (Jilt I 1(111 .
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11 in, ii- i., . i in. i in ii hi, i.i" ji in a i hi, in,
y ii', lur Altooaa. Ptttaburu and tin' We.-t.
i r Baltimore, and Wailtinirton aSSaui 102.
1 33. m lo ii in For I'hllauelulila and N"w
lk: arm in. 1 2 1 33 4 33 and lilt! urn Vol
hutatoj 1 10 i iu
tns Vivla'elpliia & Erie R R Divisiijii.
AND
IKORTHBBK "KN THAI. RAILWAY
WEHTWAUD,
ntn 1 aw 9ollli(BOn Junction flatly tor
sad Well.
In, 12 58 p tn, 5 39 p m. Sanday !i 23 a ni.
ejonbun dafly exoepttaodATt
II IT ill i. Brie ami Oanaadata u;l
lor BeliefoDta BrMAnd OAoaod aytUA i .
8ur LiMlli 'l.iV -Mril 111C"I1'I till' '"' .
btorHollt-rVLi' Tyrone and dunau-
culituufT I
; .r'tnnti J)ll Klmlra
i lor ffuitanRpoti
Ions
i
vour l
il ti
nter-
imrts
t" in-1
ts use
l 1 to j
dirnte
. Back
id.
till or-
entm
eoiiiM
ir wee
ee.
Ris tS
t's POI
oyeJ i
c BpeeM
BE SEE!
(PANT,
ark.
I 5 10 h in lor Brla iiinl an:imliilt.'iiii
I fur Lock Hayou ami 8 63 o ui for tvb
mm
SUaminOaod Silnmlai Wlikiu-
Ianil ll.iulton
1, 10 10 1 in, I OB p m, 5 45 i in lb! Bbamo-
U 'MHillH V lirilUM
Li; .i '."i a in for Wllkeabarre
EASTWARD.
rr.iin? lonvc SellnsKrove Junction
i i.., da 1 1 v arriving at huh idolpblo
Now York 5 58 p in Baltimore 8 U p m
llUtnll 4 lO II Ml
tuilailj arrlvinirai Plilladelpbta
ii Ni iv YiirU 3 98 a lu, Ualilmore 'J I5 i m
-I' ll 10 55 , 111.
in, uall v arrlrlnK at Phllailolnhla
m, ,Ni- ork 71., a m, Baltimore 2 80 n m
bntuii 1 ti.'i ii in
I ni'ns also loivr Smilniry :
hmdall) arrlvliijtal HblladefilblaOSIa m
' K' 0 .1 i II III W.i-ln ulnh 7 4.S H 10 IVOM
IB a in WcokiWyi. l.i 38 a in Bundayi,
imweeH daya arriving at raiiacleipnia
la, New York 2 18 n m. Balilmcre nr,
rfuhloirton i ih) p in.
pm week dayi arrlvinif at Philadelphia
. lv um n .in ii in. liiiitimoro B o i n in
I'iIii:i 7 18 i in
"uiMili'iiw sonliiirv at 0 50 a in and 5 ii
fl'ii-, lur Harriaburg, I'lillaili'iplnn an t
ore
. 1(. 'v mo, Qen'l Pai AKnt
ITri:;-S(i ,i,.,ri Mamwor.
New Idra In llrrx Intruducrd nllli
4'aNtllllira uf the Sea-
im.
Some uf tlit- hats to be seen in Hit !
lhop do not look like anything else st
much as the tops to baby Ctrrllffd.
Tiny ure lov, lnee-eovered, with a wide, j
kanging frill of luce over the edge. '
Almost everfrthlng In the way of a lint
U large, says the New York Timet.
i ne utile wiiite emoroiaeren nana
kerchief itockl are pretty and service
able, and n girl can make for herself
I any number of them. Tin y hare Ihe
handkerchief effect, but they can be
made of Hamburg of a suitable tl
aign simple little atraighi piece to
: go iirtMindi the neck and fasten at the
back. More of the Hamburg can in
sewed together into n aquare, buncl ed
togetuei into a bow and sewed In place
with n few ititchea, It Is easily laun
dered at home, nut it la no trobule to
, rip the bow to picees mid put It In
ihape again.
For the women with slmrt neckawho
wear no itockl there are soft, straight
pieees of silk, caught together once at
' the brick, with a little shirring again
on each side, and brought around the
neck of the gown and faatened with n
little clasp, pin, or bow, the endi hang
ing half w ay to the waiat, and finished
in one of the many popular ways, with
lace or fringe or hemstitching. There
are Innumerable waya of dreasing the
neck. There can only be an Individual
style when one U adopted and made
her own by some one woman.
The bell sleeve, w hich Is seen so fre
quent 1 v. is pn tty and comfortable with
the neglige gown. The undersleeve,
w orn with a light gow n for morning
wear, with a turned-back embroidered
or lace eiilT to the bell-shaped sleeve.
Is particularly pretty. (Jnderaleevei
lUggest in soiiit' way the house gown.
A charming mourning gown la made
of crape, with penu de nolo. The skirl
Is simply made of the crape In lung,
soft lines and fitting snugly over tin
lilpa. The bodice 1 mote elaborate.
The bodice pi i per la of the crape, gath
ered with a little pouch at the waist
line, which U low Id front. There i
a pointed yoke effect of embroidered
peau do sole, which ul.so covers the lop
of the sleeves. The scrolled edge ol
the yoke opens, vest fiudiioii. In front,
and inside of the edgea ia a little inner
vest effect, made with folds of white
lissi. The peau de .soio forms u yoke
in the back, at the lower edge ot which
is a fringed scarf of crepe de chine,
which passes around the shoulders, out
lining the deep point in front, and the
two ends faaten with a knot In the
center, from where hang long fringed
i mis Rome distance below thu waist.
The collar Is a plain stock, tlia lower
half of the Crape and. thu upper of the
white lisse. The scurf la caught here
and there to give it a draped effect.
Nasturtiums as tlowerB are not fre-cuKisih--aiis.i.vii)'!lnrry,
but they art
to be iwen occasionally. There ure
many women who nre devoted to their
deep, rich colors, and they are kept in
the milliners' supplies on purpose, for
them. The naiit urtiuni 1 not uu inex
pensive flower, uud it does not wear
over well, for It Is apt to curl In the
dampness, but it has its devotees, not
withstanding. It Is ono of the most
natural of artificial flowers. Wall flow-
i era are more easily found und come in
the same rich colors, but they i,.- rjt
i attractive.
Women can get not only their wool
; outing skirts with a tailor finish, half
j made, ready for hanging, but they can
j get their wash skirts and piques jis
elaborately trimmed as they may wish
them.
I.lst of drnnd Jurors draw n tor the Court ol
Oyer and Terminer and General Jail deliver?
uiiiKViiri or Quarter sessions of I lie peace of
Snyder county beld ni Dee. Term, commencing
Monday, litv. 10. lODO.
QKAND jurors.
Name. Occupation, Residence.
Ari i'k'ast, Harvey, Parmer, Jackoa
Ainaladii, Swells, " Adams
Benfer, Roses, Spring
Bowersox Pbares, Carpenter, centre
Blecki r. Piiinp. c ischmaker, BeUnsgrove
Kiss. George, Gentleman. If on roe
Petterolt John a., Parmer, Adams
Plsnders, Sylvester, " Union
Bsckenburg, Harrison, 1 cintre
K easier, Joalab, Bnglneer, sellnagrove
Kearas, John, coach u tker, Beaver
Long, aamuel B., Carpenter, Penn
Mltterllng, Abrabam, Partner, Weal Perry
Miller, cbnries Jr., Penn
Husser, .lames t;., Laborer, Bilddleen ek
Rice, John, Parmer, ciiar.man
Relrhenbach, Thomas, "
swartzlander, Emanuel, Parmer, Wasblngton , b
Bbrader, Prederlck, Laborer, Sulinsgrove
Bmltb, Jacob, - penn
sun k. pniUp, Pan , ierrj
Sebroyer, Loyd, Teacber, Betuisgrove
Bpangler, Wm , Laborer, Union
Uiricbi Reuben, Photographer, pean
PETIT JURORS,
l.lit of Petit Jnrors drawn inr the Court of
t inn tin m Pleas, i um i ol Ouarter Besslons vi i be
Pvueu c mi ri or Over ami Tel miner and lleiicrul
Jail Delivery of Snyder County, Pu neid in.
Dec, Term, commencmg lice. 10, looo,
Name. Occupation, Residence.
Attlg, Harry, Gentleman, Pranklin
Arbogast, Howard, Undertaker, Washington
Arbognst, Hlmon, Fanner, Perrj
Beaver, Pranklin, Laborer, Heaver
Berge, Henry, Gentleman, Centn
Bower, Henry, Farmer, Monrot
Blckel, Samuel, " Beaver
Folk, Itlcbael, West Beaver
roltz, Peter, Perrj
arman, Daniel a., Parmer, Chapman
Qaugler, Pranklin, Brlckmaker, BeUnigrove
Gemberllng, (ra, Laborer, Penn
Qrayblll, Jacob a " West perry
Ooss, Joseph. Oontlemnn, West Beaver
Helser, Daniel s ., Laborer, Pranklin
Hllblab, Prederlck B., Parmer, Washington
M lines, lieu, a., Machinist, BeUnsgrove
Haas, Harry, Landlord, Perrj
Herman, Newton, Farmer, Monroe
Haekeaburg, Michael, Laborer, Franklin
Kreamer, Harvey, carpenter, Hlddlecreelt
Kline, Isaac, Fanner, Pranklin
Kest ler. Samuel C., Farmer, POUO
Lepley, George, " sprint
Uengle, Gust,, " perry
Moyer, Henry, Washington
Hengle. Philip, " Perrj
Peters, Henry J west Beavei
Portzilne, Jacob G., oentleman, chapman
&JBTkJlir vJtS r!seane nf
Heredity.
In many resects Scrtfula and Conmmption arr alikr ; thev dcveloo from the same mi.
v.uM , inni nif iirriMUiiii v .m.i i pik-iii cm 1. 1 . i ....
poviahed blood supply. In conaumptfon the disease fastena itself upon
. .-B- . u. wrouwiac gi.iu.is.,1 inc neck ami lliroat swell am! suppurate, causing Ugly running sores
uie eyes are Inflamed ami weak ; there is an almost continual ditch irge from the cars, the limbs swell,
ones ache, and white swelling is frequently a result, causing the diseased bones t work out through
the skin, producing indeacnbable pain ami suffering. Cutting awav a sore .t diseased gland does no
good . the blood it poisoned. The old scrofulous taint which lias probably come down through several
generations haa polluted every drop of blood.
Scrofula requires vigorous, persistent treatment. The blooti must be brought back to a bealthv
condition before the terrible disease cm lie stopped in it, work nf d, struction Mercury, potash and
outer poisonous minerals usually given m such cases U mora han i th m b 1 . they ruin the digestion
llllil IrilV.' Ill li Ltmii .. .. lla.J . 1 -
wtu iu.1 wuric cuaumun iiun pciore.
the dhseW' no I f ir- U,eJU'",et-,1Wt ,mcU deep-seated blood troubles like .Scrofula. It goe. down to the very roots of
the disease and forces every vestige of poison out ( the blood. 9 S. S. is the only pureh ve etable bl I purifiw known
The root, und herbs from which it is made contain womlcrful blood purifying propertiea, whit U ....,,.. howVver iXerful can
SJJ M BXC" TBJt HT" f MJ aT S n r" .'ItSt lonicsist. S. t. h. Stiiuulati s ami jiuulies the blood, inctease, Ijlti
Wllr& M wBBL IfMErnVritS. Mm "l V digestion ai..l t. t. oshe.dtb amlMtcnKth to the
P''i r yOUr cliild has inherited any blood taint, don't wail ft
,..i.i. i i . i . . , . , . . - . .
eiiieenieu oonv. ii vou nave lea "ii 1 j 1 1 un k . ii :.i i- s. , n .i or
levelop, tuit liegin at once the use of S. S. S. It is line tonic uud the
est blood purifier and blood builder know,,. it ...!.. , c,o.uc am, tne
children uuiain, o. o. o. is liie-euuucnuy u remedy iqr
Wheil my dsughtsi ,va sn Infant she had rvrrc r-f of Scrofula, tbl which aha umltr the ren
..;,!"r.", 1 hlr;" "elhsntw, .years. Bhe waa worae at the end of that :iltm, bowevY,ad
waalmoat daspalred ol hrr life. A few bod In of IwifFa Specific cured he, comuletelv as ii 7,,;,i ,
jofjrortecanaeofthelroublt. 1 .1., .,..i ui.ev- n. i e.iU.i f. Jl ...V.iflofV.:!. uZj
E S, 1"ntu rile, tin.
winrh ure beyond the powei nf other stMalled hinud itm.!ii
Our medical department is in , barge of extrienced physicians who have mad
Scrofula mul other blood diseases a life Mud). rite them about vmir ease, or any one
you .tie uucrawu in. sour Ituer wui receive prompt and carelul attrntion. We make
Address, THE SWIFT SPECITIC COMPANY. ATLANTA. BA.
uo charge whatever for tins.
CXXOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
D
MY PSZSEET STOCK OF CARPE TS
How Mrs. Pinkham
HELPED MRS. G00DEN.
:oN.
to my carl
Uon.
MINI8TRATRIX NOTICE. Let-
Ts of Alllllioistl'.ltillll ill till' AS.
Tieodore Brdl iy, lain nf pranklin two.
DO.. Pa., ili.e l hiairlnn hAAn mm. I
lllKlersli'lieil fill nersniw Irnnsino
livs indebted to said estate are requested
immediate payment while tbnte having
ni tneni duly autbentlcated tn I
'.IH'U.
HAVHXA ERDLEY, AdmlDlstratrix, !
MVs, Paxotnville, pa. 1
leb. rgb, P.,., oei. l, won.
I
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his cs
on.
barscter.a
,-u uii t NI
wbolsMsk
neiitv. ni'" 1
erciiie. n"!
dremtt'il k"11
bird Fiowi
9-KI-16I
lexcrl.
he family
it to-ilay-
art. ft
n hakinK'
jerry anu
corn or
n nr bDH
i r,'Usihlcl
in 1 nliDljl
n t w
y for flre
,n a corn I
for a f
kUV "
,r sprain!
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For a
3o.
pITOK'S NOTICK -Notice Is hereby
Itn l.i it. letters tes'Hiiientiire llniill I he
I1'' 'III. linns Wise lute n't t ent re
PlPi snydsr County. Pa , deceased, have
1 in due fiinn nf law to the atidop.
itowbon nil iridebted to laid (state
Slake immediate luivini-nt uud tlmse
HOalnal It sli.mlil nreseet. tlien.
I atod Inr settlement.
SAMUEL II. sTIU'int. Executor.
".. '!. II. I'll).
PTUIX'H NOTICK. Notice is fi
withal li tters testamentary upon it s
jnuel Brunner, lata of Centre Two,
lomiiK', Pas, deceased, have been Issued
F'Ulliir law tn Hie hi,. I. i-ieii. .1. 1. 1 n il
P'ti'il tn Nlilil i.stut,. Mil. mill m.Va 1
Pymi'iit mid llinse Imvlnif claims iii' iinst
i'i i i il III nlltliimtieiile.l fnr
rut. Kl I VS RRIlNMRR k'v....nn.
ak. Pa , Oet. u, woo.
PTOK'S NOTICK.-Notleo It hereby
' le'lers lesuinil'lilllrv lipiill the es-
I Vrl '-' ,!..,'', I nf t'l.rr,' ,,.
touiitv Pn . ileeeiiseil linn Iwei. Is. i
nf laiv t,, II',. " ".l. ri, I ,..
Fi tn mill .i.l:.l" slinnl.l i.,nlr I,.,,,,,..
iMeni ami those bavlnc ohvimi sstainal
- I iinuill llii'HI illllv lllltlll'lltli ateil Inr
l.i '1 1 IIIHtltlltH I'v ,,.
poi Mnis. pn. t let. ii. iton.
CHESTER'S ENGLISH
PILLS
r flood
aeenred by
Addreas,
uv acrnlft.
afibawna
KIV i ri'llilblK. I.aille. ut Draei'l.t c,
'MS, BNUS.IMII lu Hrd and
"'If lui.ua lulwl ,l,t, 1,1,,., r,l,l.,.
?'hee. Kr'ruse danfrrou. .iib.ll-
7 'miimiiona. nuytu your oruacua,
111 U,mm f... M...IM.I.IH ' . I .
"' "Mollor fl'r liln."',., Ulltr.
all. ta.ooa 'rwaiuwuliOa. uoldby
"BMTBB OHBMIOAI. OO.
WMIW. PIIILA.,
Ma
PA.
LKTTEK TO 11KS. Il.NRHAU NO. Ii,73jl
"I am very grateful to you for your
kindness und the interest you have
taken in me. nntl truly believe your
medicines anil advice arc worth more
to a woman than all the doctors in the
world, For years bad female troubles
and did nothing for them, of course
I became uo better and finally broke
down entirely. My troubles lu-jran
with inflammation and hemorrhages
from the kidneys, then inflammation,
congestion and falling of the womb
nnd inflammation of ovaries.
"I underwent local treatment every
day for Mime time: then after nearly
two months the doctor gave me permis
sion to go bad; to work, I Went bach,
but in less than u week was com
pelled to giro up and go tolled. On
breaking down the second time. I de
cided to let doctors and their medicine
lone and try your remedies. Before
the first bottle was (,rono 1 felt the ef
fects of it. Three bottles of Lydia K.
l'inkhain's Vegetable Compound and
package of her Banative Wash did me
more good than all the doctors' treat
ments and medicine.
"The first remark that greets me
now is 'How much better you look)' and
you may be sure 1 never hesitate to tell
the cnuso of my health." Mus. K. J.
OtlOIlKN, ACKI.KV, IA.
A Uii. Mien of rordlnllly.
Manna-- was surprised, May, at
your luck of cordiutity In greeting
Mia. Longstay.
Daughter And 1, mamma, was sur
prised at the effusive way in which
you snld goodVby. Philadelphia Mo
ortl'.
Jnat lo Keep llliu Itown.
Mrs. W'ilhcrhy tiootl gTSOlOUBl how
did you come to get so many new
gowns? Why, you don't need them, do
you?
Mrs. Von lllnmer Oh, no. Ibrt 1 ne
eldeiitnlly discovered thatniy hushuud
was out of debt. Town Topics.
Paige. Tbomss, Justice ol the Peace,
it w, Pred, t'urK'iiier, tiellnsfrrovt
Reltx, Prank, Agent, Mlddlehurc.
IE ni-ii pblllp, Merchant, Mlddlecreek
Hcbneu, Amnion f,. Gentiemao, Pern
Specht, Cbartea, Clerk, lieavoi
Bhafter, Henry, Laborer, Union
s latter, John, Parmer, Pel iy
Snyder, John .v.. printer, Ulddleburn
dpanglor, Jerry, Parmer, Jackson
Snyder, William O., Liveryman, Middlebu n
Bbrawder, WUlls, Farmer, west Perrj
Wetzel, Dallas, " Penn
wain r, Pranklin B " IClddleoreek
Wagner, llenry v., Justloeof the Peace, Jackson
Weiand, Isaac, farmer, West Beavei
Weland, J ibu, " Heaver
WoodlliiK. William I., Ijilwrer, BBMBt
wray. WUllaiu, H ,uer, Kpiiiklin
la larger than evur before : my PRIG S LOWER limn OTH
EKS for 1 1 i SAME 0001)8. Sly prices ou 45 rolls of carpet 1
wish tn cli. so '.ni will suit tlio pocket book of uiauy ami Bave
others liioiiev, h i, t.i think ni' luivino vour lull cumeta until
o you give nij stock of carpetH your utteutibu uud got the prices
O ol siiino oi iuv bmiguius I am oii'niiug,
o
t)
o
Ul IQIUO, UUllC
l'l ices JUst 1'lL'lil on tin so iron. I
One Word About Pictures.
T am ofTi iiiic my presenl alooh of pict tiros at coi
TH N C( 1ST nu'l hoiuii lor I be pi ice of the tfluss in t lo
Don' I ln.ss i bin sale.
I have some prettv things !n offer in Furniture,
Lit'ei will siii'pi iso you in St.vlt H and Prices,
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UNDERTAKING ! UN DERTAKING !
In Ibis brancli nf my busitp'ss I um prepured lo Rive tin
p, blic I be Ih'hI sni bicp l liiii etui le secured by mouoy, time uud
personal attpi.titin. My ptpiippauo iu tbis branch of business is
oni of tbc tint hi in llic NtHie, HEARSES, CAHHIAOES and
UNDERTAKING I'AHLORS urn up it, date.
on" w rdnlie.nl i mport thai my intention has bo called tolntely In regard to
mypricns, I i I'AUANTKfctofurnisn the same goods at I.P.HS MoNKV llian anv
house In tliecoiiiiiy. I uL'AltANTKH loglv you easier PAY.MliNT than ail others,
First-C'iuss Livery Connected will) Undci'tiikiug Dcpiii'tnii'tit,
W. H. FELIX,
phono ConiuHitiona LEWlSTi V , PA.
IN COMBINATION WITH THE P0S1
We rive below soma clubbing
combinations with the Post. The
rated quoted are very low.
The Farm Journal) monthly, lor
almost live years and the Middleburg
IN hjt one year, paid in advance, $1.00
Tin' Pur in Journal is ont of the vt
Agricultural pa pen published. It con
taint from 33 to tn iuikcs eaob montti
ami treatH tif every uuject f Intereit t
tin- Farmer, laborer ant) working man
The New York Tri-Weekly Tri
bune and the Middleburg IVst. oih
year, paid in advance, only $1.75.
The Tri-Weekly N publtihed Monday.
Wcdnenday and r'rlilay, reacbee m large
aroportion 'f iubwirlbeni on l-Mv ft
uue, nntl eaeh eillt ion la a thoroughly
up to date daily family newspaper fur
busy people.
The New York Weekly Tribune
and the Middleburg Post, oue year,
paid in advance, only $l.'Jf
The Weekly Tribune N published
Thursday, and gives id Important news
of nation and world, the ino-t reliable
market reports, unexcelled agricultural
department, reliable general i n forma
tion and choice unit entertaining wis
celtauy. It is tin ''peoplo's paper" for
the entire United state, a national fam
ily paper for farmers tint villagers
TheNewYork Tri-Weekly World
Mini the Middleburg I'ltsone vear,
l;iitl in advance, only $1.65.
The Tri Weekly WorW cntnei three
linn- week, Ii Blled with the leteat
ncwa of the country ond in well worth
t if pritt' naked for it.
Tin' Practical Parmer, one year,
ami ilif Middleburi; Post.ouc year,
in advann
7.1 1
I Went Ulther Slice : L .i!S
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won i Drain Throtl
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No nuitrr how handsome the attire, the stvliih appearance
can be spoiled by a pair cf shoes that art not in keeping with the
clothing. u
t.'n shoe r 'i c.irth, it whatever price, can equal a M )NARCH
PAT, the only patent leather shoe made that is guaranteed nut to
"break thro". Why pay $5.00 for an inferior patent leather :!'
when you can buy from almost any dcalcra pair of MONARCH
PAIS for much less? If your dealer doesn't keep them wo will
gladly send a sample pair, your size, prepaid, f'r ;).;-,. AJJresi.
.jo.NARcn si:ce co ' 137 diane st., kew vork.
TO DEALERS: M 'NARCH PATS .-re Strictly high grade pate
leather shoe:. the only guaranteed patent leather shoes made,
They always pleaie the wearer anj will Jo you jou !. Wi
(nr iMrti'eiil iri. tri-.lnv
Ml ,
rbp Luteal Mnladr.
Th new dlienic, t-ny ilansful tonxues,
When ilangful tonsuea do was,
Is "chronic llbl upon the Iiiukh,"
Prom "chewing ot thu roe."
Town Toplca.
tiniM. 111 it um: 11KTTBR.
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1 A U 1
"My Utile slslt-r r "t er now doll
wui iquenks w'en ynu press it."
"My inuddor's irol it new doll wot
gjK'iiUa wcdiT yer press it ur not!"
.N. V, JournuL
Mi, ' Killed Him.
Unwept, unhonoreil nml niiHunt;,
l!pon the lit bl in- tiled,
Poor nmplrel lie wua i ish, against !
The home team i" decide.
Pbiladulplllu Preu, ,
I ! 11 1 1 (lie DendiTood utl lllm.
"Ii is true, ma'am, that i uue you
fur fmir weeks' board, so-called."
"Vtiu do, Mr. llni l is, unit you will tlu
some plsnking down, lo-called, be
fore ynu gel any iiiort; nf it." Chi
oafru Tribune.
v 11 Bnaj .inn.
"What is Smith doing now?"
"Ho is trawling with ;i circus."
"Prettj hard work, It n't it V"
"No: he h:is nothing to do except to
til'k llis lie. Ill IlltO till' Hull's lie. Hill
twice a day." Til Kits.
The t.'nrda re tint.
She I'.nt ynu know the ntlvlcc glrci
tn people who coutetnplutc niatvi a t y
"Don't I"
Tho Lover ies; but the man wlw
wrote thai never saw you! i'liek.
Fiction in mi.
lie- Well, for n.y part, 1 like n pic
ture thai Ii IIh ii story.
!She- .li's. Wltherby's portrait ought
ti .-nit yoUi then. It mnacs her po.si
tivcry handsome. Tit-Hits.
t Trial.
Il pjo you think you could learn
to love me in lime?
' She- Well, I don'l know, Ton mljrht
Come around to-morrow night. De
troit Freaj Pres
mid
s 1 .50.
Illltll (f I
tin' above papers and the 1 'radical 1 r-;,!
Parmer Year I'mh-K ami A ;rii ni- l I lt
dual Almanac for HKID, Mild in
advance, only $1.65.
Tin I'rictiuil Knrint r i- one of lh beat
faiin da peri publttbM), Issued weeklyi
nt tl00 your. Tho yoftf book ooDtaloi
UY f ry in wlili'h ilicfi fx a fund f lO"
foruMtton tint Is useful lo Ibo fftrtnoT,
Tho prion trf this book Atone .n W oento
inn) tht- Xvv Hook for only 11.65,
mm
rhot,',r.pkM r ; t3f
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
Well Man
of Me.
prodncri tho above result n lo:30 daya. It act)
pou xrrully and gulckly. Curea vbati all otburs tall
Vcmng inrn will regain their loat manhood, and old
men will raootar their youthful vigor by using
HKVtVO. It quickly and aurely reatorai Nerroua
ooaa. Loat Vitality. Ini potency. Nightly tmlaalona,
Loat Power. Falllug Memory. Wasting Dlneaaea. and
all eflecta of aelf-abuae or exceaaaad indlaeratloa,
which uoBta one for itady, bualneaa or marriage. It
not oaly curve by atartlng at the aeat of dine wo. but
la a groat nerve tonlo and blood builder, bring
lug back the pink glow to pate checks and re
storing the Ore of youth. It warda off Inainlty
and Consumption. Insist on having KEVIVO, no
other. II can bo carried In Teat pocket. By mill
1.00 par package, or ill for SMS.OO, with post
He written guarantee to cure or refund
aha money. Circular tree. Addreae
Royal Medicine Co-.'&l&M:
for sale in Middleburqh, Pa., by
MWDLEB UKGH DRUG CO
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ctnititili or communlciuti nu uw ivjikt
tan ajHT, wtb iu ii an
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Wasuivoton. I). C
Oencssoe Pure I'uoil Co., Ltroy,
N. Y .:
"Oeutleixien: Our family realize
ho much from tlm use of QIIAIN-O
tual J feel nnir,! say a word t" in
duce others to use it. If Doonli are
iot rested in their health aud the
welfare 'f their children they will
use no other beverage. I havensed
theui all, bui URAIN Ol bave found
superior to any, for the reason I bat
iiis sulnl grain, tours fnr bonll Ii,
C. l Myeiis.
iH PARKER'S
fi HA1H BALSAM
raCTM"'. i m.,1 l'.'" i. till 111
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a Ibi ii 'V t growth.
er 'i!j to Bcatora 'iray
I, f K' VStK - v. r Falle to lli-store uraj
ffSm ll.'.r t" ' V.T'i'.ful C. 'nr.
S.'-J.-i-Sj''.' ite!u
Middleburg, Pa.
Inquire for . .
Prices and Terms.
5 QIVEN FREE
To i ; ii iton intr
f I'ltofl in ubfloribinir
tn lie KUffOlia Plolu
Moitumenl Nouvenlf
Pandt siiimrM'iic nivy
k fttnounl dealreda Hub
acrfntinn u low as 111
f will t'titit ii- donor tn
tlm i i ni ftrtJatld
f VOl UIM
Plaid l lnrrs"
(clot 1 1 I to und. Bill) mm
) a trtiiltatr of iub
acrlptlon to fund. Thd
b ImOK Cflltailil Ht'ltM1-,
Hon f Fit Id'i bettl
k and moat reproaenteV
b It vo works and is rt-a-'
fly for deli vary,
TUB Book f kbo I Bui for the noblo eon
Century hand trlbntlon of
Mtnuely illtiH- world, greatest art
trated by lblr ft lata tbli book could
ty-twn nf the not have been toanu
World's OiaeaV factuml fur lcat (tian
ftt Artintd. 17.01)
The i iin.i Mmdltad la divided eaaajly bsV
Hreen the rarelly ol tin-late Bonne Field
anil the Fund for the building Ol a nitirtu-
meat to the memory ol Ihe boiOTad poat ol
cliildliootl' AddresM
K( (.i:m: FiFi.ii Mom mknt 4orvKSlR Kl'NI,W
Al.ii i at hook store, i
P3 in time. Sold bj- drugglnta. Bl
mm vvH'viM-vrf
i si) Monroe St.,
If yiu wlsli to wnrt po-tnuf, SDolOM
I'll! I 1 10:
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