The Cure that Cures
Coughs,
Colds,
Grippe,
Whooping Cough, Asthma,
Bronchitis and Incipient
Consumption, Is
cum
Tr. GERMAN REMEDY
tWWWMk ti Vutva ivstases.
, t)4 riTuovsAv
2550rtt
-1 r rsp
boriwand ponrlok ;,
lin h n r it H t ho
. t kt:i 1 Of ft cum- fs
bt. -iun.
rin en i :
I i' in.. i x
not inly makeatlro barons and tbs I
I i , i I I.. m i I rt nmk.s ths 1
. ka r soft iiii I lillahli . I itsll In c.n- 111
it'" i , ji , till II I I I i II IWI SS lung
'i, '.,. ... i Tin...! "iii'i. 1
i.A'l '. I v r ' : . ...-.Ill
P Tl 1 I . i L' I I 1
v I . .. .... jy
Give
i A
Your
Horse a
Chance t
c P
-1-1
r L
TITI
P 0 DOX 594 '
C lots all Dpink and Doug Aooict.ons
Ni li Fiipnished New riANAcenmT
REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
Well Man
the ' V AMi jn. oi Me.
GREAT Vil FAjj)
pnENon riEMBDT
produces the. iilinvn rosnlts ln'30 day. It arU
powerfully and qntekly. Curi-6 when all others fall.
Voting meu will regain their lout manhood, and old
men will recover their youthful vigor by using
BLVIVO. It .,!!. I i i.n l r. "turn N.rrou
ness, !. -t Vitality, Inipoti ucy. Nightly Emissions.
Lost l'ower, Failing Memory, w .i 1 1 in Diseases, and
all effects of snlf-abuso or exceesand indiscretion,
which unfits ono for study, business or marriage. B
notonly cures by RtartlnR at thn neat of dlsesto.but
laagrcat nerve tonio and blood builder, bring
ing back tbo pink gl '' to polo checks and re
storing the, flro of yonfh. It wards off Insanity
and Consumption. Insist on having REVIVO, Bfl
other. It cin Iwi carried in vest pocket. By mall
1.00 per psckae, or sli forSfl.OO, with a post
tlve writ' en guarantee to cure or refund
the money. Circular f roe. Addreaa
Royal Medicine Co., a,ttTi
for sole in MidtUeburth, iMrt., o.,
Ml DDL hit I nun DRUG ( 6
Our fee returned ii we fait. Any one Bending
ketch and description ol any invention win
promptly receive our opinion free concerning
the patentability ol same, "Mow to Obtain a
Patent' sent upon request. Patents secured
through advertised ii r sale .'it our expense.
Patent! taken ui through us receive tpeotol
votif i without charge, in Tin. I'ATSNT RBCoaD,
mi llluscrated and widely circulated juuiual,
consulted by Manufacturers and Investors
Bend for gamble cop) FREE. Address,
VICTOR J. EVANS A CO.
ifcif Attorneys,)
Evans Bui' g, Washington, Q. c.
lOTHF-iLORI
v LYtstK
-urn sw.mpna-'
liM twice S,
rtr-v
J RY IT I
Buchanan. M ich . Mav 22
GnneNsee Pure Food Co., Lu Ro
N. V.
Gentlemen : Sly mamma In.
been a great coffne drinker and lm
found it very injurious, Havim
u h i' d several packages of you
GRAIN 0, !i) drink that takes th
place of coffee, she found it muc
better for herself and for US child re
to drink. She has given up cotTei
drinking entirely. Wo use a puck
age every week, I am ten vetrs old
Respectfully vours,
Fannii Williams.
5 Cents
"What is the price of Dobbins'
Electric Soap?"
"Five cents a bar, full size, just
reduced from ten and your choice of
130 20 cent books sent free, for each
3 wrappers, and 7 cents for postage
Hasn't been less than 10 cents for
88 years.
"Why that's the price of common
brown soap. I can't afford to buy
any other soap after this. Send me
gSBjkK FholnempfcH
""Ba lria life.
The Joy of the Banquet
t- By Charles Flealag Kmhree. $
WHEN the mule car line was in
augurated in the state capital
inir bands playing different tunes
gathered in front of the treasurer'i
house on Netahualcoyotl street.
Three of these were Indian ntrgrcRa-
tions. The puffer looked like ani
tnated ntumnties, Indian patriarehi
in tattered and dirty white cotton
wliee.ilv Inflated the melody with In
dustriotis liintrs. They had wan
dered in from mountain district!,
where the people live in thatched
lints and have pottery corn liins,
round like siiL'ar l.owls A lawyer
with a dirty collar got up in n win
dow opposite the treasurer's house
and addressed the populace, rasping
out adulations of the great Senor
Ortiz, treasurer of the state, whose
untiring industry had dragged prog
ress and civilization on to the point
of tramways,
.lii-i then si secondhand ears (re
paint, d and maue handsome) came
hurtling out of the barm a block be
yond, charged down the street, all
covered with green, white anil red
bunting, the mules trying to run
straight away from the track. The
crowd gave forth "ias" indolently.
Cenobio, Senor Ortiz' pet servant, n
lad of IT. stood up In the door and
wriin' his body and shrieked "Viva!"
till his throat failed him The hands
all stopped playing and looked tit him
iii mild Aztec surprise,
Uphold the ears nil stopped; Penor
Ortiz' window flung open: the (rreat
xnan himself, Warwick of the govern
ment, dictator, funny little jolly s:eti
tlcmnn nppenrlng. lie. was dressed in
a flannel shirt and had n black mus
tache, lie bowed find laughed, nml
aid a few jocund things, Some peo
ple cried "Viva!" A desultory proces
sion was formed, and round the cor
ner, following the giddy six cars ami
three lawyers with n tin:.'. Went the
four bands, packed In one mass. Willi
four tunes buried somewhere in the
density of discord that rose up united.
Senor Ortiz had retired within. Ce
nobio sat down in the zaguan, deject
ed. "Concha!" called he.
She did not hear. She was second
kitchen jrirl to Senor Ortiz, or some
times waited at table,
Cenobio arose, adjusting his pink
sash, and passed through the stone
passage from the street. The walls
were decorated with paintings or j, reminded him again of the Guana
Popocatepetl and the death of Maxi- junto mummies,
milinn. He continued through the Between dances the young men
large central court of flowers and is- DrolIghi beer, cognac and other stlm
ued at the kitchen. "Concha!" mur- ianS to ,he young ladies, who drank
mured Cenobio, " le to the stable of all without prejudice, being trained
and talk. to it. But the treasurer acquired a
She. caught up n striped rebozo, habu. of retiring Into corners mor
wrapped it round her. and followed, bldly, Midnight coming on, he
A dark, yet plnKlsn, oval lace, trained
thus so modestly by the reliozo, shone
out upon Cenobio. Large, soft, brown
eyes, with a timid expression involv
ing that mysterious Aztec sadness,
beamed on after him.
Having come to a tile-covered shed
In n bare lot, Cenobio said, speaking
with profound sincerity: "Concha, I
want to drive a mule car."
Concha marked in the dirt wlfh her
toe.
"Concha," said he, solemn ami sad
and determined, "if I cannot become
the driver of
I shall die."
of these mule cars
"It won
1 be th
will of God," said
I
Concha.
"I love yon,
continued. I enODlO,
"I was going to marry you one time;
and you have often reproached me
because I never did it
"Yes," said Conch,
raising fond
eyes to him,
"Well, Concha, Conchlta.
you are
Don Mariano Ortiz' favorite servant.
I will marry you if you get him to
let me drive one of his mule cars. Ah.
to crack the whip and blow the
horn!"
"And leave me!" cried she, with a
sudden spasm of grief, clasping her
hands.
"No; to return nights," said he.
"And if I slice eded, you would
you would then really--marry me!"
"Immediately."
"Then I shall try. To-night they
have the ball in honor of these muls
ears. To-morrow Don Mariano gives
his banquet to the government here.
Don Mariano and Dona Maria have
aunrreled bitterly over the mole de
gunjolote. The nina says the banquet
i shall be new. a la Americana, without
this Indian dish of turkey. Hut the
senor wants mole. Well. I shall make
it, anyhow. I myself shall carry it
1 In and set it before him. Then he
will give vou a mule car."
"Concha!"
He caught her hand In
blind enthusiasm.
Don Mariano had withdrawn into the
presence of his wife. She stood in a
large bedroom whose brick floor a red
: and h'.ue carpet concealed. The canvas
ceiling, decorated to match the painted
- walls, heaved gently up and down in
answer to a breeze which filtered
through unseen tiles above. A huge
painting Of Porflrlo Diaz hung between
windows. A brass imported bedstead,
draped, was even less beautiful than
the counterpane of pink silk, Chairs of
i black Austrian bent wood impeded the
somewhat boorish progress of the
treasurer. He halted in the room's
middle, his arms half buried in trousers
J pockets, his round bend lowered pugna
j ciously, "What, in the name of the
saints, is that?" growkd he, burning
the lady with his eye.
Dona Maria was nlmost a pure In
dian, yet the slight strain of foreign
blood had been enough to modify her
colof. Her brond face was a grayish.
whit
U, chalky, without a txtt.;c of ituik.
Only at the roots of her hair did the
Indian brown begin. She hud a very
heavy jaw. an immovable eye. fat cheeks
and a delicate mustache. She was Tm
perial in carriage. "The dress I shall
wear to the ball," said she, with htt
miliating deliberation. She was hold
ing the light blue tiling up.
"That!" rasped he. "Oh, woman)
Tour black skin will never go with this.
Light hlue! Look at yourself in the
glass. Hold this infernal thing up with
you. See! A Guanajuato mummy is
tasty beside you!"
They say that Dona Maria used to lie
a charcoal woman before she became
exalted, ittit she rilled the ruler.
"Your ideas of beauty," she said, with
crushing calm, "are not for me."
"You shall not! Will this woman
hang ever round my neck, nor progress
with me? The state bows before me.
1'ortirio Diaz believes in me. And can
my wife exhibit no dignity ? I till, von.
you are hideous in that light blue."
"Retire, Mariano," replied she. her
ample bust swelling; "nor cut these
capers."
Me made a wry face and stormed out.
crviv". "- ! ' vl " '
am to have my bar.q;;.-t without mole!
My dignity is stamped on. h, the
devil!
By eight of the evening his mood was
black. An all-day beating against thai
rock, his wife, had rent his hist nerve,
lie was morose, mean. At ti n min
utes to nine she swept into his presence,
surely ma jestic enough, and making a
tremendous display of light blue. Don
Mariano gritted his teeth as he handed
her in lit the carriage. They drove
Rwny, leaving in the corridor a trem
bling maiden, who turned and fluttered
to Cenobio and cried: "To-morrow!
And the good Mary will hi lp me!"
The dance was at the American hotel.
The ballroom was gorgeous In green,
white and red bunting. A loti" row of
pretty venoritas sat on one siV of the
room, the young men not approaching
them freely. An orchestra struck up
a tune and the ball began. The light
blue dress floated every w here. Like nit
empress she carried it. It was very
ugly. She danced with the governor
(governor by the grace of Senor Ortiz),
who looked bored, and carried one hand
In his trousers pocket. She danced wit Ii
a dashing young federal senator (sen
ator by t he grace of Ortiz), w ho wore a
brown sack coat. She danced with the
weazened, tiny old secretary of state,
w ho moved in a blear-eyed dream. Oc
casionally she danced with Don Mari
ano, anil looked fixedly over his head.
And during those dances Don Mariano
could be heard muttering more nnd
more weakly. For t he light blue seemed
to till the room. Her chalky head above
watched the dances grlmlv, and his
eye could not tear itself away from
the wounding tower of blue. People
whispered that the sultan was ill.
They longed for his merry laugh.
During one Interval they saw him
drain nfT three bottles of 1 r In pain
ful solitude. It was recalled that
many glasses of cognac, as other
liquors, had gone the same way. He
refused the next dance. The old,
wheezy secretary came mumbling.
"Oh, now. what's the trouble with
him?" said he. with a grandmother's
insinuating fondness.
"What's what's matter with the
lights?" asked Don Mariano.
"Nothing!" cried the secretary,
scan nine the ehnndellers.
' Thought," muttered
thleklv "thonc-ht the
Di
Mariano,
. lights,
lights
blue.
also, were t urning - hi.
At two O'clock thpV removed Don
Mariano to his carriage, and heard
him murmuring: "Where'sh
where'sh ma dignity? Sh'gone!"
The next morning Concha, the Ma
donna like, kept from under the eye
of Dona Maria. In the kitchen's far
thest corner, behind a horseshoe
eune of adobe braseros burning blue
with charcoal, she labored. On a
! stone nictate she ground separately
the following articles: Twelve ounces
of black, dried peppers, or chiles; four
ounces of red, dried chiles; one small
cupful of aesame aeed; 14 chocolate
beans; a half ne of almoada; one
cent's worth f MaeSt per par; one-half
cent's worth of cloves; a stick of cin
namon; fair measure of ajasseral kinds
of nuts; a few tomatoes; such quan
tity of nnise seed as may be taken up
with five fingers; such quantity of co
riander seed as may lu- taken up with
three fingers; two or three small,
hard loaves of bread; goodly portions
I of garlic; goodly portions of onions;
I two dried tortillas, an unstinted
lltlll.iml (tf 1.1! .11 111. i TI C0I ilk' 'lllll Li,.,,lo
of . ., ... v ' , . .
things had been separately fried be
fore grinding. The process completed,
the mixing took place. Large quanti
ties of melted lard, with water, served
to lend to the whole a liquid luxuri
ance, an unctuous consistency. The
turkey himself, could be have seen
that fatty and rich mass, must have
died in peace. Cooked to a turn and
garnished nay swamped in that
thick substance he was lost to the
eye of man, only to be fished up amid
oozing marshes of brown that glis
tened. Dona Maria's deepest white dish
(.with dead Maximilian's monogram
upon it, for his crockery goes sifting
down among the scattered years of
the republic) was the mole's vehicle.
Let the reader picture it filled with a
trembling, reddish-brown liquid, thick
with unthinkable and opaque won
ders; the pure melted lard glittering,
suspended in ecstasy upon the sur
face; ravishing hint of a breast of
juajolote, a thigh, a head, sunk in
- 'Mt magnificent jjblon.
Cenobio, hungry-eyed, dressed in
' spotless loose white, with a sash of
: green, came and leaned for support
' against the wall and saw his fate,
hanging at first upon the deftness of
Concha's fingers, immersed at laht,
an ultimate ingredient.
"You will you will marry me if I
succeed " cried she.
"Concha," sighed he, "I swear I
would marry cv.n this old Indian
Jhief cr. k."
The Indian chief cook was a stren
uous, huge and bony party, who wore
a white loth Wrapped round her legs
instead of n skirt.
When the guests arrived Senora
1 Ortiz floated forth to greet them.
Her lord was stricken dumb. Behold,
she wore the blue! A dread crunch
ing of teeth was distinctly heard by
t lie federal senator.
The dinner was served. Porlirio
Diaz' portrait had been transferred to
the dining-room. The walls were
draped with Mexican flags. The mum
bling secretary's wife was good and
quiet, like a pussy. The federal sen
ator dashed in with his equally dash
ing lady. The governor Stalked to his
chair, scanning the viands narrowly.
His wife, a little pallid woman in
white satin, seemed tired of all the
earth. At the table's head, with his
wife at his right, sat Senor Ortiz,
black, savage. He surveyed the board.
He watched the waitresses come and
go. No mole. And his Mexican stom
ach craved mole. He could not get
that aw ful blue out of his eyes. Tin y
talked to him; he mumbled boorish
answers. They toasted Senor Ortiz,
the governor. Porflrlo Diaz (familiar
ly failed Don Porflrlo by the grace
of whom they lived and had their be
ing). Hut Don Mariano replied, snap
, pishly. And all the while the stately
Indian, his civilized wife, wore more
dignity than three government's
wives would have needed. The eter
nal placidity of the Aztec nation, with
its slumbering under-flre, looked out
upon the company.
No mole de guajolote, A new-fangh d
A merican way of cooking the peas. The
lower of blui forever battering his eyes.
Or' iz lost his nppet it e.
Then the moment came. Cenobio
darkly gazing round a corner from the
ante-room; the sweet Madonna coming
In, all trembling, with the Maximilian
dish. She all but tottered. The brown
seemed to have gone awny from her
face, leaving only t he dancing pink that
came and fled. In the mole's dtpths she
saw a vision of a little home, a flying
street ear nnd n baby. She cast a wild
look on Cenobio. lie answered it with
moody eye that burned with hope. She
reached Don Mariano's side, her bosom
palpitating-. She. too, saw the blue upon
lier right. She perceived her master's
savage eyes upon her left. She nearly
dropped ihe dish.
lie looked and understood the nature
of its contents. Hut a!l its background
; was that disgusting dress. A devilish
inspiration si ized him. Concha was
lowering her masterpiece, her liquid,
frightened eyes on him. He threw up
hit hand as though to take the dish. lb'
struck it n might j- blow with clenched,
spasmodic f!t.
A piercing shriek from Concha.
whirlwind of thick and unctuous liquid,
brown sheet of mole wrapping the
blue in fatty embrace. A broken Maxi
milian dish in Dona Maria's lap. A gut
t ii rn 1 groan.
The banquet terminated early.
Later, the tragedy of the spirit was
i rehearsed in the rear court. Cenobio
strode there like a villain in n play.
Concha, colorless, came stumbling out.
Hi t eves of terror fell upon him. Tin :i
she moaned : "No mule ear. no Cenobio.
no baby!" And she fell down and
, sobbed.
"Cenobio! Ven aca!" Itwasthesul
j tnu's rasping voice,
Cenobio bounded forward and dts- j
I appeared. His master led him into that
'bedroom, nnd the youth observed a
gleam in the orbs of Don Mariano.
"Take it out!" cried the sultan, point.
ing to the thing upon the floor.
Dona Maria sat bolt upright in a
chair, dressed in a petticoat and stitT
white chemise, fiame in her eye, mole
' in her hair, mole on her ample cheeks,
j mole running down her neck. Would
' that he who rends could know the stain
of that concoction, its dread properties,
its diabolic alacrity, its capacity for
rui".
Cenobio got a pole and lifted up the
thin. A little later Concha, still in
gony, beheld him approaching, a fu
nereal figure, hard despair looking out.
from his countenance; the tower of
blue, collapsed, n dripping- abomina
tion, hnneinr in front of him. Before
the sheds he casl it down. He turned
to see the sultan trotting fast behind.
parrying a shovel.
Don Mariano, perspiring, dug a hole,
i The mozo buried the blue. Sunk on the
ground by the tile-roofed shed sat
j Concha, scarce daring to look at that
'interment. The treasurer turned to
j her, and she shrnuk.
"H'm Concha Conchita," said he,
! gently, wheedlingly, rubbing his hands
together; "name it, Conchita."
"Oh, what ?" sobbed she, staring up.
Don Mariano was laughing with a
mi.d, continuous, endearing laugh.
"Your reward," wheedled he, "Any
thing; anything."
A flicker of understanding lit up her
brain. She leaped to her feet with out-
stretched arms and cried, hysterically:
I "A mule car for Cenobio to drive!"
"Done, Conchita," snickered the sul
tan, and went away.
When I last saw Conchita she was
icated at the door of a little adobe hut
in the suburbs, gazing out sweetly,
rapt, liefore her eyes dashed on the
clattering car, whose mules leaped w ith
the inspiration of Cenobio Cenobio
cracking a mighty whip and blowing a
brass horn at all the corners with mag
nificent fury. And through it all slept
on in peace a pink and brown baby in
a soap box on the adobe floor. San
Francisco Argouaut.
Tremulous
Hands.
When the nervous svs"
is weakened, the Ixxly gen
erally shows the symptom
of tremrdotisness in some of
its members. The hands
shake, the lips twitch at the
comers, or the eyelids quiv
er involuntarily. Such a
condition calls tor medicine
which feeds the nerves. Dr.
Tierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, acting directlv
ji.i
mil
.'let
on the stomach ami organs of di
gestion and nutrition, has a won
derful influence in restoring nerv
ous force. It quiets the nerves
not by drugging them into stupor
but by feeding them into strength.
The "Discovery" has restored
the health of thousands of those
who were utterly hopeless, giving
them back natural appetite, phy
sical vigor, healthful sleep and
mental strength. There is no
alcohol in "Golden Medical Dis
covery " and it contains no opium,
cocaine or other narcotic.
David Dtwgina, Esq., of tones, Ohio
Co., Kentucky, writes; s When I
began taking Dr. Pierce's Ootden
Medical Lnaeovery i think l li.nl
nervous or general di In lit v of three
years' duration, l took three not
ti.s ofthe ' Diacov, ry.' During the
time i w is taking ii my sleep he
came more refreshing and I gaim d
2?
nnceu pounaa weigm, and also
gained Strength every day."
Free, on receipt of (tamps to pay ex
pense of mailing mty. Dr. Pierce's Med
ical Adviser, us. pages. Send 21 one
cent stamps for book in paper covers,
or 31 stamps in cloth binding to Dr.
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. V.
Kiptoi or toil M,
No oeratloni of Injection, no pfttn ordtt
runt fort in nny vtay.no jiirira or Iron
frame, no wooden, ivy or haul runner twills,
uup, punches or plug used. Not the
dlHlrtMMor nnnoynnet
Ournutfll for the enre of rnpinrr or her
11 In m made f fine soft materials, such an felt,
velvet, chamois kln and elastic webs. It tits
liks a glove ami an harm yon no mores It
i" hu your Intestines dim k In their natural po
sition ami the wound h III IichI like any Other
wound when it hss a chance. The only hh
to cure t to hold tin- Intestines Id or back all
of tin time until the wound wo me grown to
gether Voir rupture rs)M not be eureil In
any other way. Mr have had 2fi years constant
and haul experience In treating rupture and
this oiiiii in tin' result. Men women ami
children made romtoi table by usIm thin
outfit.
Prii n rcasonanle nnd in accordance with tl
cae, H littercftirit, please write for parti
culars; which we will mall you Iroo.
MOHAWK CATARRH CURE
Cheapest and Best
Cures Catarrh in from :t to Hi days.
Cures Cold In the Head, r to In minutes.
'uri s Headache 1 to minutes.
Nec-urelv packed with full Instructions by
man fMTPAII. 2JJe
t ry it and you will lie more tlmn pleased with
the investment Your money back If you are
dissatisfied, Stam s taken j
AOHAWK KENEDY CO,
Rorre, H. Y.
If troulil eil with a weak digestion
lielcliing, sour toiracb, or if you
field ialn u g, tty Uhnmbe
Iain's Sti Mm h ana Liwt Tablet
Pr op, 25 i enl . Snmplesfree at the
Mi id i I lire I rug Store,
Vfny Ttenevv Sernnton's Strike.
Scranton, Pa., Jan. 7. There is some
dangi r of the renewal of the street car
strike. The barn men at yesterday's
meeting rejected the schedule of wages
submitted by the company, anil sent
back an alternative schedule as nn ul
timatum. The barn men want the same
wages as the car men, H to 1!) cents
an hour. The company only wants to
allow them lll'.i to 10 cents an hour.
Dentil of John llnrdnley.
Philadelphia, Jan. 1. After about ten
days' illness ex-City Treasurer John
Bardsley died late on Friday evening
at his home. No. 1X04 Cayuga street.
He had been suffering from a complica
tion of troubles. Including heart dis
ease, and on Friday he had a relapse,
from which he failed to rally. He was
(i4 years of age, and leaves a widow and
two daughters.
Two Itlnvvn to Hit-, by Drnsmltf.
Hyndtnan, Pa., Jan. 7.- Michael Fer
rin and a negro, name unknown, were
blown to pieces yesterday afternoon at
Phllson, on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, by an explosion of dynamite.
Th.
men were thawing the dynamite
when the explosion occurred.
Ponnd with His Skull Crashed.
WilkeBbarre, Pa.. Jan. 7. Thomas
Gibson, a mine foreman at Plymouth,
was found in a lonely road yesterday
with his skull crushed in. He died
a few hours later. The supposition is
that he was a victim of foul play.
PBNKSYI.VAMA li:WS I OMIKXSF.I).
Subscription for a new V. M. C. A.
building at PtttSton have reached nearly
130.000.
By the fall of a rock In a PanKor slate
quurry Hugh J. Williams was crushed to
death.
The American Tlate Class company, of
Allegheny; has purchased the American
plant at Alexandria, lnd.
Jane KIsher, daughter of Knoch Fisher,
of Mllnesvllle. has been missing from her
home since New Year's nigiit.
Rev. H. G. Appenieller and wife, of
Iancaster, returned missionaries from
Korea, were given a reception.
Breaking through the ice while skating
on the BusQuehanna, nt PtttStOn, Leo
Touhlll was rescued with difficulty.
The wapes of motormen and conductors
of the I'nlted Traction company, of Read
ing, have been Inc ised 15 per cent.
B. Frank Harper, of Lebanon, has been
elected president of the Iron Mulders'
union for the Eastern Pennsylvania dis
trict. Test wells for natural (?5is nnd oil wPJ
be drilled on several thousand acres af
land in Bald Eaglu township, '".uiton
county.
Charles Schlrgelmllrh and E. A. Ran
Sing;, of Lancaster, have been prusecuV
by pure food officers on the chars
selling; impure vinegar.
While burning paper around a hydru
to thaw It out. the clothing of Mrs. A. 1
Bpitler, of Bloomsburg;, caught Are an
she was severely burned.
The Buffalo and Rochester Coal and
Iron company haa bought 4,000 sores of
coal land In White and Centra townships,
Indiana county, for tlU.KI.M.
A New Story
Born to Serve
A utrong. dramatic, vhrillingr
. serial Btorv by the world's most
popular writer,
Charles M, Sheldon
Author of in His Steps," etc.
Ol "He Semat-Sirl Qntstion."
P The story ; deals whu the -.-i nni .-.h i i,..,
bom, church, and society relation. ltaiMiund
In strikiiiit tttuaUoM and truelies powerfully
BOBS really, needed less., ns.
PUBLISHED EXCLUSIVELY IN
The Christian
Endeavor World
Beginning December i.
Sutooription Price, ifl'ayear
sin lit. rl her Receive the
I'i,m r I he. Rest SJf lgM RltKi:.
Subscribe now and gei ha whole of this re
markable story also the autooioaTsphy of Vi 11
linin T. te.iil, lbs famous Knsllah trsfw nisi i
Inn Maclartn's series o rha Homely Vir
tues" : J pi. Cook on (treat 'Orators; Dr.
Cufler'l nint Joseph Parker's brilliant jutieles,
nnd scores ol attractive features.
The Christian Endeavor World
SOS Treroont Temple,' Boston, Mass.
IB9 U salle Street, Chicago, in.
st-H"I-!-!-'-!-H-W-H-.'-H-K-;-H-4H-l
MIFFLIN BURG
i MARBLE WORKS.
-:' -;:- -::-
K.H.LANCE,
r Dealer In Marble mul
L heoleh Qmalte . . .
: MONUMENTS, HEAD-
STONES & CEMETERY
LOT ENCLOSURES.
C Old Sfones Cleaned and Repaired.
t Prices as Low as the Lowest.
I Satisfaction Guaranteed.
t J. A. JENKINS, Agt,
f CrcssCTove, Pa.
l-H-l-l-l-I-M-l-I-H-I ; ; H-W
Yfy AN1 Kb Active man, of good character, to
delivei and collect, in Pennsylvania., far
nn old established nanufat taring wbolsesslo
hniise. p.HKI a year. Mire pay. honesty, more
than experience, i equlred. Our reference any
bank in the city. Enclose self-avddieated and
stamped envelop. Manufacturers, Third Floor,
8S4 Daarbon str,.,.t t blcaato, y-ia-ici
J AS. 0. CHOUSE,
ATTORNKY AT LAW,
MID1L1CBIJR9, PA.
All lusiijv.-s ei.tiusie,! tc his care
ill receive Drotunt sttention.
Veterinary sUrceoN,
SELINSGROVE, PA.
All professional business entrusted tc my care
will receive prompt and carefn attention.
BO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
-ssss mm
I saiinilJ
rRADC MARKS
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
Anyone Rending s nkrtrh nnd deflcrlptlnn ma?
niilrkly ftscertnin otir opinion free whether air
Invention i probnblf patentable. Oonmnnles-
tiniiflRtrlctlyroiitidenMiil. Handbook on Patent?
ienl frpo. Oldest sssncy for MontiM patent.
1'iitiMits taken tnrouKh Munn t Co. receive
$pciti notice, without charge, lu the
Scientific American
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. Lsreest clr
eulHttiiu of an? seientltln tuurnsl. Terms. $3 a
rear) four months, L Mid by all newsdealers.
iVIUNN & Co.3e,B-d New York
Branch Office. KB K Washington, D. C.
A Prominent h lessM Woman Npenka.
Prof. U xt Tir, of Chicago, Vicf
President Illinois Woman's Alliance,
in speaking of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, says: " I suffered with a
severe cold this winter which threat
ened to run into pneumonia, I tried
different remedies but I seemed to
grow worse and the medicine upset
my stomach. A friend advised me to
try Chnmberlain's Cough Remedy
and I found it whs pleasant to take
and it iclieved meat once. I am
now n ti rely recovered, saved a
doctor's bill, time and suffering, and
wi 1 never be without this splendid
medioine acain. ' For sale by Mid
d'eburg Drug Stcre.
What s ,n we lluve for Deaerl?
The question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it to-day-Try
Jell-o, a delicious dessert. Pre
pared in two minutes. No baking
Add hot water and set to cool. Fla
vors Lemon, orange, rasberry and
strawberry.
The Mother's Favorltr.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
the mother's favorite. It is pleas
ant and safe for children to take
and always cures. It is intended
especially for coughs' colds, croup
and whooping cough, and is the
best medicine made for these qis
eases. There is not the least dan
ger in giving it to children for it
contains no opium or otLer injuri
ous druK and may be given as con
fidently to a babe as to an adult.
For sale by Middleburgh Drug
Slore.
Dr. Fanner's KIDNEY I
Backache Cure.
For all Kidney. BlatMsr ana V unary
Troubles, Urn, BKk.HsartDiBMsSkia