n&V,,PREPARED BXPRK33LY FOR THIS Fte
SELINSGROVE.
Rev. G. E. Frotitz ami wife of
Chicora srrived at the Noetling
residence Tuesday.
Kev. Haas, Mrs. Wagner Miss, s 0f Milton are visiting their grand Jackson Moyer and wit'cofMif
Jentiie I.otig and Victoria Decider parents Kmauuel Neitz and wife. flinburg were the Eucste of S. C.
took in the Choir Convention.
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miss paary rergpm-er ..as re-
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UUIM liVUJ 11CI II IJP HI UUHIIU
She is well pleased with the l'an-
. 1. !a!
American-exposition.
Mrs. II. L. Noll and wife (nee
(iemocrling) of Meyerstown are
being entertained by Mrs. Win. H.
Gmberlinff on High street
Miss Sarah C.ortner is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Wra.Gortneron Pleasant
St.
Boyd Bleokner and family have
returned to their home iu I'hila.
S. Weil put an aeyteliue gas plant
iu his store and (. It. Hendickshad
his plant remodeled and put in good
shape they are both working satis
factorily. Rev. A. E. Cooper and family are
visitiug his parents, John L. Cooper
and wife.
At a special meeting of the Hoard
of Dirictors of the University held
Friday President Heisler's resigna
tion was accepted. He takes a
charge in Albauy, N. Y.
The first Lutheran Sunday School
held their picnic Wednesday of last
week at Salem.
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
held their picnic in Long's woods ou
Tuesday ot this week.
Gen. Gobin, of Lebanon, 1). K.
Ramey, of Altoona, aud DeWitt
Bodine of Hugheaville were among
the members of the Board of Direc
tors at the special meeting held
Friday.
Mies Minnie Reiser has returned
from her pleasant visit to Eagles
mere and other points.
Rev. 8. N. Carpenter and wife of
Pottsburg were guests at the Phillij s
home Friday and Saturday last.
Rev. R. F. Fetterolf and family
arc visiting friends in town.
Albert Lupfer aud wife of Steel
ton spent several days with W. O.
Holmes and wife on their return
trip from Buffalo.
James A. Rohbach, Esq., and litt'e
daughter of Indianapolis are we'
come guests of Major Rohbach and
wife.
Charles Shaffer and wife were
entertained by Burgess Miller and
wife last week.
Rev. W. B. Lohr of Cleveland,
Ohio, made a flying trip to town to
see old time friends.
Rev. H. N. Follmer and family'
of Huntingdon are being entertained
by F. J. Schoch and wife.
Trinity Sunday School has just
replenished its library having added
almost two hundred volumes.
Rev. Hayden of Scranton preach
ed in All Saints Chapel Sunday.
Mrs. Aarou Conrad is making an
extended trip to Danville Bloom and
Vicksburg.
Several bathing houses were put
on the river bank by the Neptune
Club enjoyed by the members.
Rev. T. K. Bateman spent several
days with his parents.
The game of base ball that was
to have been played between Liver
pool and Selinsgrove Saturday was
alwindoned on account of the rain.
Mrs. Eiseiihuth is entertaining
her siaer, Mrs. Stocker of Phila.
Mrs. Stocker is a fine singer.
A Minister's Uoou Work.
' I had a severe attack of billious
colic, trot ar.ot.flA rvf llh
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem-
City, took twodnnnn nml wan ,.ul Iv.J ,
cured," says Rev. A, A. Power, of
Emporia, jvan., "My neighbor
across the street was sick for over a
week, had two or three bottles of
medicine from the doctor. He used
ttem for three or four days without
relief, called in another doctor who
treated him for some days and gave
mm no relief, bo discharged him. I
went over to him the next mu :iing.
He said his bowels were in a terrible
lux, that they had been running off
JO long that it was almost bloody
Mux. I asked him if he had tried
hRmberlain's Colic, Cholera and
-v l Toea Remed.v ard he said,
o. I went home and broughthim
my bottle and gave him one dose;
told him to take another dose in
nfteen or twenty minutes if he did
uwfcnna ieuei, but ne took u6 more
TOUT TBSVOBfON
Chester (Jpplfl of Buubury is en-
tying a visit i.. town.
Misses Marv and Florence Rover
Mrs. Loyd Speece of Johustown
fa lm. nm
Benton Bice and wife ol Bhamo-
kin and Mrs. Anna 8teine and chil-
i dreii ot Bunbury
visited li
over Sunday. '
Miss Jennie Charles is spending
several weeks with her Bister, Mrs.
Wm Brubakerat 8unbury.
Misses 01' via and Lula btepp ol
Sunbury spent several days of the
jwst week with their Aunt Miss Sue
Gensamere.
Warren O'neil of Harrisburg
called on friends Saturday.
Win. Reidle has accepted the
clerkship in deo. nines store at
Kantz.
Miss I i 1 la Krebbs of Dundore
was the guest of her brother 1 )r, 1 1.
M. Krebbs and wife Sunday.
diaries Arnold, who is employ
ed at Milton, spent Saturday in
town. He was accompanied back
by his sister, Mis Maynie, who
will remain there for quite a while.
We regret of her departure as she
was one ot me most rctinco young
ladies ot ttwn,
Miss Coin Reich en bach of Dun
dore spent Saturday night with her
cousin, Miss Carrie Reichenbach.
Master Russell Knights has gone
to Suubury for a week.
Miss Mary Xeitz of Sunbuiy is
visiting her uncle and aunt S. P.
Steflen and wife.
Miss Estella Troutman spent
several days at Ccuterville.
Miss lienors Shambach of Phila.
who visited her parents for the past
tew weeks has gone fo Ml. Union
P. G. Shambach is clerking in
Pontious' Confectionary store at
Banbury.
Jacob Snyder, wife and son of
Shamokiu Dam mingled with friends
during the week.
Harry Charles and James Lenig
of Milton were home over Sunday
to call oi some of the fair sex.
Mrs. Win. Rine, son and friend
of Holler were town callers Satur
day.
(. I. Flanbcrs and sou, Wm.
called on the former's mother, Mrs.
Kate Flanders Sunday.
Jerre Snyder left for the Pan
American exposition Monday and
from there he will go to Akron to
visit his brother, Eugene and family
nil i r n -it
inc u. J. tV U. J'.. van. picnic
which was held Saturday was large
ly attended by people from far and
near. When we reached the grove
the sun was bright and not a cloud
over shadowed the sky, but we had
hardly more than partaken of the
sumptuous repasts, which were pre
pared for the day, when we were
compelled to take a liath about half
an hour and after that we enjoyed
the sun light for a few moments
and then were warned by threating
clouds to withdraw or take another
bath. The festival which was held
intown in the evening, was also well
attended and only three refreshing
showers greeted the people.
vHHMk"-
The Hayner Distilling Co., of Dayton, Ohio,
will hU'i you four full iUiutH of Iluynui-'H Suv
en-Yeiir-Old Kye ly vxpri'-w, ohMgM prepaid,
for ft'I.'JO. tsev. their advertisement, whieu ap
pears elsewhere In this inane.
MT. PI ,E AS ANT MLLt.
Mrs. Frank Kandels and four
children of Sunburv and Mrs. Wm.
.Oampbell and son of Millershurg
arc visiting at Jonathan Troup.
Dr. M. Kothrock sold his farm
near Shadel to Saaiuel Trevits lor
$G00.
The band and qui tea number of our
ditizens attended the picnic near
Mental Saturday.
W. .1. Verger and two sons,
Charles and Amnion S. are sick list
with typhoid fever.
Miss Byerly of Dalmatia is visit
ing at Albert Schnee's.
Tliirty-flvc yeiirs' reputation In Imu Ic nf 'I'ho
.Unyiirr UlBtillins; Co.'n Bevan-YoBrOld Kvo.
Tina wlimkey In iiiiuuuh 11m- world over lor it
high quality. 18.20 liiiyo four full quarts of
T3Y IT3 CORPS Of CORRESPONDENTS'
i''i;'-i''ij'!i'g't':1'a';'i'i!','S'W'Hif'-'.--..)'...-NtA.f:.
OENTUU' ILLS.
Albright Hoch of New Berlin
wa8 ;n town Saturday,
c E mpum ami family visited
friends at Beuvertown over Sunday.
Dondore and family Saturday.
C. T. Berger and H. P. Markle
were nme irom uauretion nunaay.
Mrs. IV. 1. R. Kothrock and
ttives daughter Helen of Milton are visit
ling her mother, Mrs. Susan Walter.
to
A. A. Bingatuuii lias heeu elected
the Beaver Schoo
in
.Monroe, LOWUSIlip,
The wet weather having set in de
tained the fanner- some what Iroin
ploughing.
The estate of Rphriam Walter
was disposed of on Thursday, Ellas
Hartmau the farm for $1250, Nor
man Kitter, the lot occupied by him
i m i .
tor 9303, Chas. Walter the land tor
$1980.
Cyrus Bowersox mane a business
trip to Beavertown one day last week.
( 'has. ( ). Tmitli was home over
Sunday.
It'Hrthiirii.
h'.;ii the quanity of food taken is
too large or the quality too rich,
heartburn is likev to follow, anil
especially so if the digestion hits
been weakened by constipation. Kat
lowly and not too freely of easily
digested food. Masticute the food
thoroughly. Let six hours elapse be
tween uieuls and when you fed a
fullness and weight in the stomach
after eating, indicating that you
ate too much, tako one of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
und the heartburn may be avoided.
For Rale by The ifiddleburg J)rug
Store.
FLINT VALLEY.
W. It. Carman and a party of
other youog men, and ladies were on
Shade Mountain tor Hucklc-lierries.
They killed) two copper heads and a
rattle snake. The rattler Mr.
iarinan brought along home; it had
nine rattles.
George Kline and Charles Dreese
of Kant, were on the mountain aud
also got a hold of a big rattler with
nine rattles.
Emery Straub and family were
visiting his parents of this place for
a few days last week.
C. K. Haines made a peach shanty
for J. A. Moyer.
C. E. Haines J. II. Ar'oogast aad
Calvin Miller are employed remodel
ing, Oscar Gilbert's house.
Misses Pearl (iarinan and Mable
Roush were visiting T. ( '. Landis'
Saturday.
Ed. ( aiding was in this valley
Sunday.
Miss Carrie Corkins of this place
attended the picnic at Oriental,
Saturday.
The poor house of Washington
township is commendable. The
poor have been reduced from thirty
or forty to two persons.
Mrs. Annie Landis, and Mrs.
Catherine Haines were visiting G.
A. Shaffer Sunday.
Jacob Walp of Berwick is visiting
his sister, Mrs. ('has. Moore, Sr.
Our lupervuer T. C. Landis lias
many calls to repair damage to the
roads, caused by heavy rains.
When you want u modern, up-to
date physic, try ChnmberliuuV
Stomach and Liver Tablets. They
are oaey to take and pleasant in
effect, l'rice, '25 cents. Samples free
at Tne Middleburg D ruStore.
UNION TOWNSHIP.
Merchant S. J. Btroub and family
of Hummel's Warf spent Sunday
with J. S. Stahl.
A. W. Potter of Selinsgrove spent
one day of last week on his Klon
dike farm here.
Ii. S. Aucker of Slumokin was
hereon business last week.
Jockey and Francis mcI-ci spent
Sunday with friends at 1 'alias.
namuel 1 roup mingled among
friends at Pallas Sundav.
Jennie Wenriofa was bitten by a
snake one day last week.
I'nioii township schools will
open Sept. Ifith. . The names of the
teachers will be found else-wherein
this issue.
The Post is a welcome visitor at
DUNDORE.
Men have 1 i tellin j ti-li s trie:
ever since the days of Jonah.
Our coal diggers in the Susque
hanna are busy.
The Sunday School picnic at Bear
Spring Park was well patroniaed
and the dinner was sutnptious.
Ed.Whitmerclei.uiHltln-Whitinei
eeraeterv and the improve nt. i
marked.
H. K wer ot ibrndon tlx cattle
dealt r, was in to.vn,
tapt. Kisewas iu town selling
gruceiies.
" Dundore is se ling v. .fie at ro. k
Uittoni i,i ices.
George Troutman ofP.rt Trevor-
ton is ropply-ng the community
w.th first class Beef.
Sadie Rambu lias returned from
Sunbury and is doing some sewing
for her friends,
Minnie umbo and her son of
Uerndon pu wed through town.
Delia Waguer and some of her
lady friends were in town.
A man may own a watch tl at
is a
goiMi lime-keeper and yet he I
may not have a gond time.
( lorn along the river ui ver l
ed bettea.
J. E. Witmer has a n ntra t
k-'
l r
mason work at Port Trcvortoil,
Bogar v tiingamau's team wo
seen on our streets delivering feed.
J. 15.
Stamfer is the
,,h,
impion
hiltti
er muKer ol me townshin ami
the
always get-, the higeBt market price.
Our school board is to be com
pleted for supplying over schools
with efficieut teachers of our own
raising. See names elsewhere in the
Post.
Lost Hair
" My hair came out by the hand
ful, and the gray hairs began to
creep in. I tried Ayer's Hair Vigor,
and it stopped the hair from com
ing out and restored the color."
Mrs. M. D.Gray, No. Salem, Mass.
There's a pleasure in
offering such a prepara
tion as Ayer's Hair Vigor.
It gives to all who use it
such satisfaction. The
hair becomes thicker,
longer, softer, and more
glossy. And you feel so
secure in using such an
old and reliable prepara
tion. (t.M 1 bottle. All draiililK.
If your dniRpist cannot ranply you,
jwiirf u duo Ui'lUr ai l Wfl will eipr'i.
you a bottle. Ho Hiiro anili;i0 the name
of your nearest eiirea onVce. A.litn .p.
J. C. A YKK CO., lxiwell, Mau.
GLOBE MILLS
Miss Mabel and A'iola Beaver
arc on the sick list, the latter is
slowly improving.
Iu last week's issue it was stated
that Miss Sallie Krat.er of New
Berlin visited J. A. Sehroyer Sun
day. That was a mistake, it should
have been visited Miss Mabel Rau.
Asapli Beaver made a business
trip to Middlebur , Tuesday of
Isst week.
.Lost between sun rise and sun
set two golden moments, each sec
ond set with 60 diamonds, no reward
is offered for them for they are gone
for ever.
Antes Ulrich made a business
trip to Middleburg Friday
The rumor was that scarlet fever
was in this community, Such is not
the east.', the patients are afflicted
with a bad cold and sore throat.
Quite a number of our young
folks attended the festival at K reamer
Saturday evening owing to the con-
ditions of the weather.
We the people of Middleereek
Township feel that we have lost a
great treasure, especially when the
school term begins thai we can not
find 1). F. Rau instructing the
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voimir mini s. llewa- one o t ie
'best teachers in the township and
none that have the record that he
had. Sttooemful, honorable and a
kind teacher, both public and
sabbath school.
l'uro whiskey .lirect from OUtlllrry in what
vi,ii irnt tvl.i ii Vim litiv flnm Tilt' li.i ;i I)M-
tillinK'o.. of fhtvton, Ohio. They are nfterimc
four lull uuartF, fi.r J3.20, cxpreM cretiilil. S-
w
Joseph Wagner t !v the contract
to deliver hucklelierrie t. Ling A
Co., ul Cross-grove .u ntieceil ;i li.
from parties who !; tve their nam
in New Lancaster.
TheLiwel!
i li r mill i now re
for w rU with
prietor.
.lerrv K
p. .
J, 15. 9hcllenherger lets Kin
keepiug one firm busy munfici iri io
buckets for his huckleberry s!iipnoui
this season.
By all
ippearanee from the reuorts
the potato crop will be small ul this
?"d tl,,,m,Mly- Plenty of stalu.-
but 00 lwtatoe8-
Some parties who have thr.istied
' plenty of straw Km very little
K1"01"' From five to seven bush. Is
to the acre has been reporfetl.
Robert Peter of NVv uinenster
v:,v very much dissapp linted be-
1" ,aKl ftiH prietfiur ilelivr-
ing his Ivrries u tier the iicconioda-
tio" l,eCftV1' iu r&r'h Ul t,,cir
'"" 'fuuo' '"urge, a i
purl kh
n,nt,w. "ther8 ,l"
""' wiWl
It is has been repotted thai Rev
John Gill and family have s ihl to
Long ti Co., at Cross grove ST:!.""
wortli of huckelbcrries of their own
poking this season.
Charles Guudrum being iu Klon
dike for the past few years returned
home last week. He expects to
take another trip to the gold fields
in search of the balance ot his snare
I gold in that county,
The way to buy HUKE WU18KKY i tllrecl
from the dlntlllery. Vou avoid the Kaalllllt)
of adulteration and nave the joblwra' aud email
dealera1 profit. The Uayner Olfltllllng Co..
Dayton. Ohio, will nettd you four full quarts of
Sevan TaaM)fd Kye, axpram prepaid, forSMti,
See their a unouiicanieiit ui.p.'i.r i i tic elaewhcre
in Mils is. nr.
KAVKia'()V.
Commissioner John P. Wetel
w.is at the county seat Monday.
It is said that he will lie a candidate
for re-election.
Charles L. Wet.el, J. V. is the
owner the Fall property having paid
$2()1 at the sale.
Prof. W. J. Harrington has an
interesting (Mass in music at this
place. The I'rof. understands his
business.
Kiimor was that this place is to
have a newspaper. Thecounty basal
ready six newspapers that ought to
be patronized better than they arc.
there is certrainly no excuse for
another weekly weakling.
The L'OST has many friends at
Beuvertown. its editor tries to aid
the town to eet industries here and
elsewhere. Monday the editor of
the l' ST sent information t thi
place in reference to a manufactur
ing plant that can be secured.
trust our business men will act
promptly and secure it. All hats
oft to the Editor of the Post. He
lias done lieavertowii a kindness
I that should be appreciated whether
we e;ct tlu? industry or not.
MBISERV1LLE.
Kev. F. D. Weaver, of the Sill.
burg charge is visiting his parents.
He will attend the Tuscarora Cam
meeting and the Bible Conferenci
at Lewisburg betore returning to
1 his work.
The young folk- of Meiserville
attended the picnic at Oriental
Saturday.
Mrs. George Hall visited her
parents, Lewis Fisher and wife,
last week.
County Superintendent F. C.
Bowersox was ivith u- one day last
week.
One of our fanners, (Collier
Moyer, made a Hying trip to Orien
tal Saturday night.
I rot. . r Keitcr was married
to Miss E. Blanche Fry of Mexico,
Pa., at the home of the bride's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Keiter will
: make their home in Medford, N. J.
where he is principal of the school
at a salary of ninety dollars a month
for nine months. The hoys called
upon them to pay their respects iu
the shape of a serenade. After a
'short time, Mr. and Mrs. Keiter
invited all to come into the house
and treated (hem to wine and cider,
Our miller, David Mciscr. WCuld
like to grind, but he has no
Hie chuck hugs are playing havoc
".I I i ci i el I
W1H1 .biuanuci ociianer wru.
R. S. Mei-cr was a visitor in
(own lat week.
Mi- Effie Rice visited her
parents, near Hotter, on Sunday,
Veterinary Surgeon Willel Moyer,
of Freeburg, dressed a horst lor u.
V. I'ortzline and the horse is doing
It ,,oiild pay every fanner to
YOUR MONEY BACK
H tkU Etfrltjcrtur Is
not u 6&aktA
For s
8. 95
We wi.l Ailp tri fMt
Brfii;cfiiL.r,
Frtlfht Prreci4
Eautoithf Mwvl-tlppl
Hivr-iiitrnt .ire
All i wed fttUM t the
Ktwr. It b in ula of
t!ul oak. Dice! i-ol-ishfd,
mMsurM f50
hictltl : I inches
lonsff i Iim Iim dtisft
i- linni n th ti 3Tr
$8,93 Frrig t ptpa t J.
tine, fulvanlml tron shtlvd, iad ia iixnUtad
with watt p? ot fibre feltliw. lt r t'ntlt
filfl.Ott V7.0!) mimhI in buying ot tin u iker.
Our Punkltura i1" urhntnl i duibIm fnnnasndi rf lmllr
bsnttiu. Oui Msjmh nh i ii ut ot ' i si- u lis
IsckMttvlll 111 ahotil I ..mUiite Slto Stwul l-ery
thug to Eat, v i tn IWa n i nulatam is nooftiuttr.
tin and quotes wholeaaie prtiM In ci BMMMtl oc
llt.OM iHfftrcBl irHi lea. It . ttssl M sasllsd In t
lot lei ient. wktt n to .' j sfsnu I .'' jfrtt
ftrr miiffsslit fstslsffn "nmna ihkt.
I.(NI)" trpU. Hug. 1. IftartM, WM mirr, Smmimg
stMtsS BtsnhHa, CnmfoHa, trtm4 PIHsrvti m4
NprrUlltr In 1 . linlit. rrU I hi Hue. In Uwtf Ml rvl.
(rprit tmwtt f-, Ualsg rvralabad ui.- ui m4
PIIBISHf tm 01 ti l ir aHtivi.
Vrss CaialngM nf ImS InSa ts Otsnt ri-tMug - n
ISFft rllb MHBplM illSffM WKI'MJ. kii UJUS-
it.R SHU i.i InURTBI TO fit.
iff lliwa OssSS tn'' fruai
u $1 io. w i i' 4 TtaRtfOtTiTtOII.
W hy ;av prictt fbf inylhlns We sell lutely
wtytlilnfi WhUn i k t you wsoll A.i ttaU ayi
JILILS NIMRS k SON, Baltimore. M.' N-Pt.
1 t fml In
ii v ,,( ' nun ii i
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ttiin ittiic. ollcritu; four
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TOUR TO THE PACIFIC COAbT
ltOtlltr o 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i mttj to t l.il t'.llfor-
nln iiiil.r il.' tn.iu . ol iiio I'rnn
NylvnulM HallrotaU'a lVr.oiiuii.i ( ou
iliirlfii s, nt in
In view of the (real popularity o.
transcontinental travel under the I'er
Bonally-Condiieted SvHtein, as evinced
in the recent I'eiiuxvlvaiiiii Itailroad
1'ourtti the I'a.-ille '.:ii ttnd ('ana
llan Northwest, that (company lias de
sided to run unotlier tour to the Pad-
He Coast, iiiehidiiiu in the Itlnenirv a
viit in the world-fainoiiH Grand Canon
of Arizona, in the early fall. The tour
will leave New York, Pniladelphla,
Ualtlruore, Wafhington, nml other sta
tions on ill.- Pennsylvania llallroad
ennt of Plttshurg, on Monday, Septem
ber 28, ami reaeli New York on the
homeward trip Tuesday, October 22.
As in former tours to California un
der the auspices of the Pennsylvania
luiilroad, a special train, composed of
the highest class of Pullman iii
ment, will be utilised during the entire
trip. Excellent meals will be served in
the dining cars attached to the train
during the entire journey, uxeept dur
ing the stops at Sun Francisco nnd in
Chicago. An observation ear will aj-
peul t all who delight inaeenery. Few
trips afford so great a diversity in Na
ture's beauties as the one outlined he
low. Westward bound, the tourists
will pass through the wild slopes of the
Colorado Rockies, around the Great
Salt Lake, ami over the fastnesses of
theBierra Nevada. After visiting nil
the im nt i fnl resorts on the sunny Cali
fornia slopes, the eastward journey
will be through the Arizona desert t)
the Grand Canon of Arizona. It beau
ties cannot be painted in mere words.
Magliilicent in coloring, awful In itn
depths, it stands among the natura
wonders of the world. Thence acros"
the plains to st. Louis, and eastward
through Illinois, Indiana. Ohio, and
Pennsylvania, the toiiri-Jt reach their
destination just thirty days after leav
ing home.
file various transcontinental lines
having made low rales on account of
the General Triennial Convention of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, the
Pennsylvania Itailroad i 'ompany Isen
aided in offer this superb thi vacation
trip at the low rate of$lM fur the
round trip from New York, Philadel
phia, Baltimore, Washington, or any
point on tlie Pennsylvania Itailroad
east of Pittsburg, one in a berth; and
IIm for the round trip, two persons oc
cupying the same her ill. 'I he rale from
Pittsburg w ill be (5 less.
Diagrams are now open, and a the
number who can he nccommedated
will be strictly limited, nan.es should
be registered Immediately.
For further information and descrip
tive pamphlet, apply to George W.
Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Broad Street station, Philadel
phia. B-22-2t
Parity la the ifTaal ionaldartlon In u..u we
drink or eat, All risk of gettlna' Impure wliis
kry i- avoided by buyltig direct from i li' liny
iwr Uiatilliiut Co, Tlif iiUo nave you tbe
nrbolrsulo anu retail li hU-is' i f.:it- Itoad theli
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Tbe readers of this paper will be
pleased to leni'n that tin re is at lea it
one dreaded disease that science
has been able to cure In all its stages
and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cliic now
known to the medical fraternity.
Uatarrh bein.' a constitutional dis-
isf. requires a constitutional treat
ment. Itall s Catatrn t. ure is inKen
internally, acting directly upon tho
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, there lv destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giv
ing the patient strenn'h by buildiug
up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The pro
prietors have so much f:.':th in its
curat. ve powers, thai i hey cuci one
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menials.
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