Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable toy
Kidney Trouble.
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessens ambition: beauty, vigor
ic.i v and cheerfulness soon
wnen ine sia
' neys are out of order
--' or diseased.
Kidney tronslQ has
become so prevalent
that it Is not uncommon
for a chili to be boi
affiicted with weak kif
neys. I! ; t child ur!n
'es cn. if h
urine scalds th fies - r hen the child
reaches ar. - ,.,i . -nould be able to
control ihe p jgo. It Is yet afflicted with
led-weti n6. ocpead upon it. the cause of
th? difficulty is kidnev troubls. and th flrt
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble Is due to a diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
mospeople suPpoo-e.
Women as well as men are made mis-
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy!
The mild and the immediate effect of
Swamp-Root Is soon realized. It Is sold
by druggists, in fifty- fjaCl
cent and one d .-liar Iti&lHwkSsSkTztffa
sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mail
tree, aiso pampmei tell- Home of SwannvRoot.
ing all about it. including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co.. Blnghamton, N. Y., be sure and
mention this paper.
PENNSYLVANIA KAILROAO.
Siinbury & Lewistowu Division
In effect March 18, 1900.
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to is tollnairova
low Pawling
10 2S Kremncr
10 2K Meliier
HKit MiilillehurK
10 S. He nfer
1017 Itenvertowll
10 62 Aihtmnhurie
I '5- liaiih Mill
1104 Mel'lurc
ma Warcti
It 16 Bbtndla
11 X!l rnintervill.
1127 .Mnitlmul
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ii:i7 Lewittown (Main street
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Train leaves Sunbury ,'i 30 p m, ar
rives at selinsgrove 5 4; n m
Loaves SeUnSgrOve 6:00 p. m,, arrives:
at run bury b:f5 p. tn.
TniiiiH leave Lewistowu Junction :
4 IS ii 111. 10 1.1 fi in. I hi ,, in 1 i,, -, ' i, in 7 urn i
Ill, 17irca in tor Altoonu, enishurn met tlio Wen. :
rur HsItlniOTS SOfl Wiml'.iiiKton BOB n in 9 S3,
I 02. I 33 4 8.1. S 10 p m For Philadelphia ami Now
York il 88, 8 05, 9 30 ;t m, 1 02 1 H3 4 33 and 1 1 1 v
tu Km HarrlHburK s 10 i sa
Philadelphia & Erie R R Division
AND
NOHTHKKN t'ENTHAI. RAILWAY
WEHTWARD,
Train leave 8)11' igrove Junction Bally tor
Baabory ann west.
9 85am, 12 58 p m, p m. S'tnday 9 85 a m,
I u p m.
I TrslDS leave Sunbury dully except uml.iv
1 12 23 a m for BufT Uo.l St a m for Rrie anil Can-
raBdalgaa
610am tor Keiietente r,n:in,l -inHnclniiriiH
ii'Min for I,ok Unveil. Tvrone ann l he vmi .
til 4S for BnffsiO, 1 10 ii in tor HellelontB Kane i
F""" r"iXL,n i
in p di ior w 'luiamspoEJ
luruUylSSI n SI tor TiutTiln via Empoilum
11 ii ill lor bi'le, . m u in lor l.ne and Cnuuii-
lulirua 8 fcs p in lor v i
1 1: .iiii for Iyck Haven and
Sauisport
VI am, 9 "ift a m 2 KJ mid
, 4H p ui lor Wilkes-
lain' ami HAtelton
I In a in, 10 10 am, 2 a5 p in, 5 4
i p III ler Sllilul"
Bin and Mount Csrmsl
Sutiduy SI 55 a m lor wtlkeanarrS
KASTWAItl).
Trains leave SsllllSsrovi .luiietlon
D0f a in, daily arrn.e : at I'lill iilelchl.i
lit p m New Yn'k .', 88 p m Baltimore :i II i ili ,
amiUKion 4 10 p in
534 p in daily arrivlnc at I'hlliidelphla
a p in iiuw ors a Da a m, Baltimore ti j n-
IS iiiiu'ton 111 p 111,
42piu, u it 1 1 v arrlviiiK at I'hiladelphl i
Its a in, N'sw York TU a ui. Baltimore 2 80 a m
lasimiton 4IUa ts
: ranis also issve BanDan :
I IS : m I it 1 1 y arriving at I'luladoldhla 0 ,Vi a m ,
hltuuor 7 SO a m WaslitnatoB 880 am Now
"rk 888 a m Weekday 4, 10 38 a oi HBBdsyt,
-111 am da'ly SITtVlBC at PbuadelDblB 7 22
am, New York 1 88 a m, lOsBSanilaya Bsitl
Icie 7 ji) a in. V..-lilhirion H.-iu ii in. Italtliiime
I l'l P 111, WaSllitlL'tOll l 15 u 111.
ll S.i p m, week dys arrlvimi at Phlladelplili,
a ., j in. ,ew t ork v :w p m, Haituuore o u.i B m
FaihlnsrtonTUpm
,i i m aaur.arnnns; at. pbiuvlelplus 7 88 p m
ew York lilil n in. Ualtliuurj 7 m o in. W.ish-
non s : p m
" mm leave BBBDBrT at SOB a m and .1 88
l'l 1 Ml p 111. tor Hurrluhurir Phllajl ,l nhin no, I
alUmers
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nboutbunting.trapBinB
and Raw Fur Trading.
Published by an old ex-
perienced hunter, trap-
per and trader. Sum-
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ATTORSi CY-AT.LAW.
F" S,scui.iTT: TV RON K. PA.
Collectlousand Kepcrts.
"Terences. First Natlnnni Rntr v..,,ri.v
pas Ueprewntcd :-Bellweod. Altoons, Uolll
ii latlugdon antl Bollefonte 8-8-lyr
DrFenner'si
'NfLAMMATION
h.V. i . ' "pn'n t nunulcal, Touth
"aTtas!P'
iLX'tllaWSTi
lgssuei.fiiisii,l
ttiriul'uii.uJEr
at ,e
FINDING THE LOST LAMB.
Pathetic Story af a Wayward Uauith-
tar That Tnucbcd tar Heart
of i;usi'f Field.
Shortly before the death of Kugene
Field a friend from one of the south
ern states told him a pathetic story
of a fir who had wandered away from
her home in the country. She had
grown weary of the drudgery and
dreariness of her life on the farm, nml
her vanity and pride having ben
touched by unfortunate compliments
to her benutv she had run away from
the farm nnd taken rcfuire in a Inrire
City, with the usual results of that
. . "
dangerous stop, says Youth's Com
panion. Her old father, who in his rou-rh
way Inn been devoted to her. mourned
! for the fir he had lost; but in his
i simplicity it nevor oecurred to him to
j try to find her, for the world beyond
1 tvi ui. , , . , . . '
,hl 5 "f ,n" ttmnKh'I' was vust
! V torhhhn'f to
: OIU' ' amabodjr had seen
I h,s 4gllta in the city, a hundred
i n,'l' away, mid with only that to
guide hfm he went in search of her.
i Oiwe to the city, he ahraiik from the
imi . and '..fusion ..f llir erou.K H..
waiteil until 11 lit, and then when the
streets were Comparatively deserted
he roamed up and down from one
street to another, giving the peculiar
cry he had always used when looking
for a lost lamb a cry the girl herself
had heard and given many timet in
her better days. A policeman stopped
.l- . , ... .. 11 .
the old man and Warned him that he
was dist lulling the peace, whereupon
the fat her told his story, and added :
"She will come to me if she hears
that cry."
The officer was moved by the old
man's simplicity and earnestness, and
offered to accompany him in his search.
So on tl went, up and down tk
thoroughfnres.nnd into the most nban
doned sections of Ihe city, the funnel
giving the plhintlvi cry aid the ofti-
cci leaning inc a inai sceiucti ine
most promising of success.
And success iiid come. The girl heard
the cry, recognized it. and intuitively
felt that it was for her. She rushed
Into the street ami straight to her
father's arms. She confessed the
weariness and misery of her lot, and
begged that lie would take her back
to the (arm, w here she might begin a
newand better life. Together tin y left
the city t he next day.
The stor deeply touched Mr. Field,
lie often spoke of il and declared hi
...
" 3
oi n. iiui in- neii r ipiue inane up nis
.. r : ii. 1... . . .
mind whether he should treat it in
prose or in terse, sometimes favoring
the one form and some times the ut i :;
and before he had settled the matter
death cut him oil', so the story of the
old fanner and his lost lamb awaits an
other poet.
is Paalahmaal BaaeSlolaJ f
This question was asked of a large
number of nersons: What month.
ments or rewards have you ever had I
that did you good or harm? The
jority churned to be benefited by
ma
jority claimed to be benefited by pun
ishment. The boys thought thu ef
fects of a pood plain talk were salu
tary, and none had complaint to make
against a good "dressing down."
Many were grateful for having hud a
punishment in due season, There is
u time in many a boy's life when he
thinks he is lord of everything, nnd
it would seem that a good whipping
is often the best way to cure this de
fect, Tenderness is excellent for
mosi children, but there are certain
natures on whom it is wasted, be
cause they simply abuse it. Con
science docs nut seem to be very pow- Beaching out for the things of our dream
erful in children before the age of Inn,
. . . I T, . 1. - -1 I .. ....
nine, trenching or advice unsought!
for docs not seem to do much good,
while suggestion docs. As to the in
fluence of companions, it was great
est between the ages of ten and fif
teen. This influence is next to that
of home. Everybody's Magazine.
,mv Don't Ask i s Thai Again,
Miss Wunder Why do they have
that deep crease i;i the new panama
hats you men arc wearing'.'
Mr. Knowsil Why, that represents
the Panama canal. Halt injure Ameri
cuu. WOMEN TE WORLD OVER.
Queen VlKvH1! has vceived from
the king of Italy a well-executed cast
of the inscribed column which was
discovered last winter in the Fornm
st Rome, nnd which excited great in
terest among nntiqunrks in uil parUi
of Kurope.
The queen of Sinm has a remarkable
thimble, which was given to her by
her husband. It (s made of gold, in
the form ol a lotus bud, and is thickly
Jtudded with diamonds, which are
arranged to form her name and the
date of her marriage. The form of
the gift was particularly appropriate,
since the lotus is the royal flower.
Miss Mttbcl Cook of New York, is a
"book surgeon. " That is she makes
ner living Dy repairing uie worn-out
books in the Astor library. She fitted
. ,, . ... "1 . , .
STSIf for tho position by taking a
course in book binding, for she says
, . ... . , , , ,r
' '8 impossible to repair books sativ
lactoriiy without an intimate knowl
edge of their mechanical construc
tion. The first lady In the sultan's do
minion is his mother. She has her
own pslace and retinue, nnd if she has ,
ine sDinty sne may exercise consider- rnnrry an imported husband." De
.ible influence in affairs of state. The troit Tree Tress.
fact that the mother is so regarded by
the Mohammedan, accounts for the , Anti-Jewel Leigee,
longing with which the woman of this I Tho women of the island of Crete
race awaits the coming of a son. She 1 have founded a league similar to that
la sure of independence and honor aa which Lysistrata instituted at Athens
long as her son Uvea. The wife la ; for half a day. The association has
subject to the mother of her hus- the object of restricting the luxury
band. When the father dies tha of the women of Crete. Its members
mother becomes the head of her old- are forbidden to wear jewels or rich
sat son's household, unless he can a raiment. Brussels Beige Independ
tord to give her a house of bar osna. ce-
IN THE DOMESTIC REALM.
Bomr !mall Item, of Iaforaiatlua tar'
Kxrery Day H.fer-
Mice object to camphor gum, and it
a (,iiuu jniiu to gprmkle U urouud
their haunts.
.-. I. . . .....
rresb ti.uiatoes are ant. -bilious, and
thus not onlv w h, m,o f..- i. l.i...
; .. i ....
ne.,.,i k.i, k. ..
r--t hmu ur uacu i;n juviii-
1 T y Oaaee of fever. Dio Lewil
; used ,hat m' "peeled to seethe
i ,y , " toIB"to" wonld take their
, ' . PraiBOopoeM amonffaa
In i k. .
UDUMH remedies for fever. Kresh
tomatoes, gathered from the vine he
fore the sun is on them, are excellent
for dyspeptics. They should be eaten
without seasoning, or. at most, with
a little salt, says the Itoston ltudget.
To construct a "friendship calen
dar," cut suuwith paper slips for :i(13
pages, mark on them the days of the
month and week and distribute them
I among ns many different friends as
Possible fur n n a 11 Aman1it .-..:
Then arrange them In Mlillrm I,
, , ,
in, block
and gum them. ptfSte to a oleos
oarnnoard, winch may I e hand-paint
ed, and then punch to hang on the
i wall.
Toy dogs are favorite plaything
I with little children. The nondescript
eurs that amused the little people of
! the last generation would not find fa
vor in the eyes of the more lophistlea
ted yonnirnters of the present day.
1, . , , ,. - e . r"'""'""
Sent accural. 'lv the different irinita ,.f
onllv
dogs. Spaniels, white and black
poodles, pups, tnx terriers and badger
dogs are mounted on casters so as to
be easily trundled after their masters
and mistresses. Sometimes they have
fine ciats of broad ribbon and blan
kets ornameuted with bell.
To preserve berries whole, buy the
fruit w hen not too ripe, pick over im
mediately, wash if absolutely neces
sary and put in elass jars, tilling each
one about two-thirds full. Put in the
preserving kettle a pound of sugar and
one cupful of water for every two
pounds of fruit and let it come slowly
to a boll. Pour this syrup into the
jars over (he berries, tilling them to
the brim: then set the jars in a pot of
cold water on Ihe stove and let the wa
ter boil and Hie fruit become scalding
hot. Now lake them out and seal per
fectly tight. If this process is fol
lowed thoroughly the fruit will keep
for several years.
The enlarged pores of the skin can
be remedied by simple means, if one
has Datience. The face shenlil lie
Infhed
every night in reasonably hot.
not merely warm, water. It is bet
ter to use a Turkish towel for the pur
pose and rub softly with an upward
motion from the chin. Soap of the
purest quality, preferably an almond
or olive oil soap, should be employed,
Afterward a little cold erenm maybe
applied. In the morning the face
should be well bathed with cold water
to restore firmness to the muscles,
Th!s faithfully given, has
never neen known to tail tJi cure en
i largeinent of the pores in about six
; months. The same method will re
move the roughness of the upper. arm
that sometimes troubles one who
wears evening dress cut decollete.
The lleaallfDI Tliinttfl.
Lift's biuutltul things are su many,
Ho frun to thu hum! itat one.
That even to count tluin for thought's is
light. Ah, sursljr, we'd nevtr be done!
But only because of tiielr plenty,
liecaunu they are ours when WS will,
We value thmn lightly as common unit
cheap,
And uur souls are unsatisfied still!
"llu vision so siuooorn ana Dllnd,
Tbat the rapture Which calls tu us day bj
day
Is too near for our sssklng to lind;
Oh, the loss of It nil, m d Ihe pity,
And tho yearning and hunger and pain,
That we live In a Wuild full of beautiful
things,
The beauty of which we disdain!
Klpley D. Saunders, in St. I.oulg
public.
lie-
Where PraUe In line.
There are girls who call me friend
wnen 1 ve lots of cash to spend.
There are girls with whom such times I
llks to Joke;
Who are sweet as sweet can bo
When Dame Fortune smiles on me
But there's only one who loves me whea
I'm broke.
Thero are girls w ho treat me nice.
E'en when giving them advice,
Though my monty may their petulancy
cloak;
For they nub mo very pat
When my pock, tbook Is flat
And there's only one who loves mo when
I'm broke
Bo I quaff this cup to her
To whom never doth occur
The thought my watch and chain may
be In soak;
But who still Is fond and true
When I'm penitent and "blue"
The little girl who loves me when I'm '
nroKe.
Roy Farrell Greene, in Detroit Free
Press.
Seethe snnotinesraent f the tlsynef Dts
tilling Oo.. Dayton, Ohio wbleb appears else-.
where in this issae, explaining their plan of
itnplying tbc coiiHiimer with four full iiart
of llayner's Seveii A car-Old live for S8.IP, ex
press prepaid.
, Carried It Too Far.
"Nothing that is produced in this
country is ever quite pood enough
for Mrs. Willoughby," declared Miss
Frocks. "Everything1 must be im
ported." "That's true," added Miss Kittish.
"She even carried her nreiudice
against domestic goods so far as to
WILLIAM M'KINLEY
in un: i WOM,
by
tI- CHARI K- II. CiKim'FSO.
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Mi- ' it,. I I...,. . i i .i . .
"eitue In oner.-... ., I eli.oi.pi ll. ,..,.
", JsgJJJaeii'aiivM: was aaar taa I'ladilinri
'ln ilir an-ul nioii when bin evm were
elim. In ilratli: lullnwnl bin remain, to N ,.
Iioniil tapitol anil In I 'Anton. Villi,,,,, ,,f ,h,i,i...
wtuaaaala, sa'e. ayraaalai in nr.-
""""it; men ami women lakliia I" t, V) ,.,i..-.
"'. ' emelal Honk Klllngiea from
Uowuola Senator. editorials Irom n r a I
ajnai im aadatylat worth el world' great
MM but none aoy-raud a. MeKiniev' - "ft IS
(iOl)'S WAV," l on tain a plmtomvura of
ll photograph of Prexiilrnt evrr taken. Yon
inn eaaiiy am) quickly elaar 10,108. Toe Oca-
enil require that iilmre of pr u "f ale of
every hook o'llnhitll heilon.uil ton HcKtnley
l . ,ii u in, ni Fund. Thuaeverv tubactlbtl In thin
book beeomrii a eontrilmtor to tin run, I
Kverybodv will buy it; onlera for the -kinit
no one will refuse. Semi I J l-'-eent tatnp f,,r
'IcKunt proieetii: io.i.ini aopiai will he aoM
III till VeiMtv quiek; wiileHWllke huiliea limn
or woman of ome inenim e;m make n fortune
qieek by BettliiK ole control of it Slute .
Aililre.
TIIK CONTINENTAL A88KMBLY
('oreoran BMfj, )pp. f s Ttaaaurjr,
1 1 , I in Wanhlwqion, ' 1).
A I'rounnnlralloa.
Ao T rn,l l, ,rl. ,1,.. . .. . 1,
"o a . v.v. ,,,,vLii ,ii, IHVCI4 Ol I C"
I. . i .. , . 4 . ... ,
, j miig "-- ouj iusi.inigu.si, w iui gnasi-
oi l.. .1 , 1 ... .,
ii iim ins ui uea i u on cveiy side, i
pasted a Buddhist temple, over the
door of which was a newly written in
scription, on which the ink was not
yet dry. ('apt. Munthe, of the Chinese
CUStoms, who was with ine, stopped to
read it. "What a strange people they
are," he said. "Who but a Chinaman
would evur have thought, at such n
time, of writing this? 'From ten thou
sand bitternesses wells the Eternal
Peace. Contemporary Review,
A Slnrllliiit Surprise
Very few could believe in 1. oking
at A. r. Load-lay, . healthy, ml um
blacksmith of Tilden, Intl., that for
teu yeara be suffered such tortures
from Rheumatism a., few could en
dure ami live. But a wonderful
cliiiuge followed bis taking Biectric
Bitters. "Two bottle" wholly cured
me." he writes, "and I have nut felt
ft twinge in OTer a year." Tiny re
gulatn the Kidneys, pui ify the bl ml
iiml eure Rheumatism, NeuruUie,
Nervousness, Improve dilution
end give per. ect health. Trv them.
OnlyoOcat ihe Sliddleblurg Drug
store (inn luh, Garmao a- Co ,
Richfield, l';i., am) Dr. .1. W. Samp
i-ell, Pennsereek, Pa.
iiiani Variable Star,
Iu the constellation Gemini is a
Well-knOwn variable star, .eta, of
less than the third magnitude when
brightest, which, according to an es
timate recently set forth by Miss Ag
nes M. Clerke, may be ranked among
the giants of starry space. The com
parative insignificance of .eta Qe
niinoriim among the visible stars ap
pears to lie due to its enormous dis
tance. If remoafd equally far away,
our sun would be only one thirty
seventh ns bright as Zeta Qeminorum
when at its maximum brightness,
and Miss Clerke computes the gravi
tative power of the star at 223 times
tliut of the sun. Observatory.
DR. HAYNE'S,
(The Oraal German Scientist)
improved Double Extract of Harsa
parilla and Celery Compound Red
Clover, Boef ami 1'-' Vegetables,
Hoots and Herbs, (no Minerals!
contains DOUBLE tin- Curatives of
an v one dollar .Medicine in tho mar.
kot and laHts TWIG" iih long. Tho
crontPHt Remedy .' the Ase, killing
nil GERMS, destroyed all MICRO
BES ami it hiiio and certain cure
lor KDNKY nnd LIVER -lisusos,
Kin umstlsin, Nervousness, Dytpo
ism. Malaria, Constipation, Sick
Hoiiilitclie ii ii-! nil con iHitiiils airs
ing from impure blood, Ltcguliir
price $1.00 per bottle nil., but in
oi iler to got ii introduced iu I Ins set -1
tion wo will hoII nt 50 cents p. r bol-1
tie or I bottles for fl.CO until fuitb
er notice. Io not wait, order now
if you are ailing
Tho above medicine in used in K' I
ERT HOSI'ITAI. ami 4v nil tb.
LEADING PHYSICIANS in tbc
world to day, and highly endorsed i
by all. AililroKH,
AONAWK KEACDY CO.
April 16-Mt, RUNE, V.
REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
Well Man
, of Me.
ORBAT VtV
I'nBNon x.Eivx3ai3"5r
produces the above results ln'30 days. It srtl
powerfully and ijulckly. Cures 'ben all others fsil
loungmenwlllregalu their lort nimibooil.sDd old
mon will recover their youthful vigor bv using
It I. ( VO. It quickly and eurely rcHtorcs Ncnous
nesn. '.oat Vitality, Impotcncv. Su" ilv CniiKsions,
Loot . 'owor, Falling Memory, WoMini: lilseases.snd
til , 1 cts of n If abuse or excel s and indiscretion,
Ktu. i unfits ono for itudy, bum- or marriage. II
Dot ouly cure by starting at tho M-at of dleiaso. but
issgroat nerve tonic and blond builder, bring.
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