A GREAT SINGER'S
NARROW ESCAPE.
His Voice Was About Lost Physicians Failed Peruru as
a Last Resort Brought Back Health and Strength.
IULAE
trait? iMiwiraioi ffaii!iintTf7x '
I3Y ITS CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS
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TV PRBPARKD EXPRESSLY FOR THE POST XT'jA
UU5DORK.
Tliov say tint people wouldn't
die so fast if they tlidn't live Mil I
Tlicv are nanny sick lior -this
community and our veteri
Burgeons arc busy.
S. t'. Dundore nf !enter illu 1
C. D. iKmdore of Shuuiohiu cal
to tee their Uncle, C. T. Dun
of. San Diego, who is staying witli
our merchant.
J. I). Riegel lost a valuable
horse
Corn husking ought to be a thing
of tlif past.
Potatoes in large quantities went
to Seiinsgrove market last week.
The timely rains of last week
were urgently needed us we had no
ruin for one month.
Rev. H. T. Searleand daughter
of Port Trevorton were in town.
Rev. Reamer of Lewisburg will
oooupy the pulpit best Sunday at
the Witraer United Evangelical
church.
Our overseers called at the Peni
township poor house to look aftci
their ward who is not bel aviug an)
too well.
Our school teachers arc getting
new scholars every week.
They say that the only way to
geta stubborn person to sick Heaven
is to tiy to keej) then) out.
Champion corn buskers arc get-
ting more numerous every year.
Our young men, who worked for
the Telephone Co., have all return
ed, the job having been completed.
N. T. Dundore sells roasted
coftee at lOots.
George A. Wentzel got ten hun
dred bushels of wheat, rye, :its and
buckwheat.
Samuel Overholtzer was in town.
George Kratzer thrashed nine
hundred bushels of wheat, rye, oals
aud buckwheat.
'Squire Seehrist has theohampion
com.
'Squire Teats of Hummers w harf
was in town on business.
Turkeys arc commanding a good
price for the comtning Thanks
giving. D. V. Stahl is very busy thrash
ing for our farmers.
Dr. Potteiger of Seiinsgrove was
in town.
The Post is the best family paper
in our county.
State of Ohio, City of (
Toledo, Lucas County, 8S-
Frank J. Ciiknky makes oath that
be is a senior partner of the firm of
F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business
in the city of Toledo, county and
state aforesaid, and that said firm
will pay 0 3 E H TJ N D R E D
DOLLARS for each and every case
of catarrh that cannot be cured by
the use ot Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subsc rib
ed in my presence, this 10th day of
December. A. D.. 1886.
A. W. UIjIWYSUIN.
Notary Public.
Hftll'H Catarrh Cure is takrn in
ternally, and ao i s directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
"ritem. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY &CO. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
dull s Family Pills are the best.
SALEM.
Miss Lavina Row spent a week
in Northumberland.
Mrs. Mary Kuster is visiting her
daughter at Vicksburg.
B. F. Bolig, Jr., of Lewisburg
spent several hours in Salem, Sun
Jay. Oscar Herman and family sitent
Sanday at C. K. Fisher's.
Miss Mamie Kessler is spending
several weeks at Sunbury.
Miss Anna Luck of Dundore
I visited among friends several days
'ast week.
H. A. Oft and family were
ntertaioed at the Manrer home
BuadW
Milton Herman and Miss Ada
Ibiiniir were ioined in wedlock
Tin,,
'sdnv ev.miiwr nrw-l nl mien
I. -e -
began housekeeping in their home
Which was hist omunlatad. Mav
Itbolv remnlmnii' natru tin (ill. I u'Ifli
Iiaiuiiness.
. .
I 8KAL
SELINSOKOVF
(i. W. Keller's family L it t.n n
last week !" move to a place near
Duuuanoou, Mr, Keller has per
manent employment there and pre
ferred thai his l.onily slimild be
w i'ii him.
( Slnss p is-i rl through
a) .I .no r i cebnrg to
lic is employed as a
towu on in r
Phi In. where
tviie w riter.
Rev. . W. Gcoszler, wife aud
c!:ilti spent several days at Danville
last week.
Herat Fred ricks, a son ol George
Fredrick, was crushed by a wagon
running over his body on Monday
of last week, lie .was buried on
Friday afternoon.
Mrs Rev. K. P.. Killiuger of
Trenton returned to her home at
IrcUtou on Monday.
Will, Erlaupt and wife of Milton
attended the funeral ol Hearst
Frederick's.
Samuel Gearhart was in town be
tween (rains on Friday last looking
after the Telegraph lines.
Several Penna. main line trains
passed through here ,u"in west,
owing to a wreck at some point
below Lewistown,
S. (i. Gearhart cf Sunbury was
in towu between trains on Friday
lat looking alter the Telegraph
lines.
Neta Hummel is entertaining
Stella Voelkler of Milton.
Daniel Hane and wife of Grand
Rapidt are guests at the home of
J. A. Lombard and wife.
.lames K. Davis and wife return
ed home last week. They were
accompanied by Mrs. D's sister.
Miss Delia Hummel of Williams
port is a guest at the home of B. F.
Gregory and wife.
At 8.20 on Sunday evening there
was quite a freight wreck in the
yard heie near the depot. Two
trains ran together, two engines
were rather badly damaged. The
wreck crew, however, cleared the
tracks by morning. No one was
hurt.
BEAVERTOWK.
Miss Louisa Lcpley sold her
house and lot to Lincoln Zeiber
Friday for (850.
Mrs. Katherman (nee Eliza Cole
man, of Millinout, Union county
visited her uncle, A. H. Bowersox.
several days.
Charles E. Freed is convalescing
and we hope, will soon lie restoicd
to his usual ood health.
The Reformed congregation; Rev.
Spahn, pastor, will celebrate the
Holy Communion on the first of
December.
Beavertowtl is very much in need
of a few good renting houses, and
some of our moneyed men should
see to it that there will be some
erected.
The members of the Lutheran S.
S. have arranged for a Christmas
entertainment.
Charles C. Feese of Wichita,
Kansas, writes to his brother. W.
F. Feese of this place, aud says
Charley (meaning his son) came
home sick two weeks ago, and is
now confined to his bed with
typhoid fever, but we think he is
not seriously sick
Merrian Wetzel, a son of com
missioner John P. Wetzel, an em
ployee in the freight office at Lewis
town, came down to spend a few
days among his friends.
W. F. Dagle was at the county
seat between tains on Monday.
A crowded house greeted our
Evangelical friends on Sabbath
evening, and the young people of
that denomination deserve a fjreat
deal of praise for the very excellent
manner in which they rendered an
interesting and instructive mission
ary service.
Several . new hands have been
taken into the shirt factory recent ly,
also several new machines have been
added, and lastelv a small dynamo
was received Saturday that now
tarnishes the oecessaay (marks to
run the engine, Beavertown will
no doubt, ere long, have electric
lights, at least in the shirt factory,
do.Lt'Uf .
Walter, four year- old son of
Hurley ami He ic Wagner, died
lust sVuluewluy of biplheria and
inn led on tne same dat
AimI) Wagner, Supervisor, is
giving our public reads the finish
ing lunches for tin- war. Andy
nays 1 , 1 1 wils inn IhI niiuiiy hoova,"
W in. i 1. S.indi rs and
wife are on
friends in
H'ifi Well'
i uuys at
III
Mifll
la
out v.
John 11. Dreese d
visiting friends a i .
licax 1 1 tow a and vicinity
at week.
ilcv. A. D. Grumley is conduct
ing a revival at this, place.
Quite a g II y number of our
eiliciis atteni ci tin- Inneral ii Mrs.
Simon Oldl at lilack Oak Ridge
church, Wednesday last, During
the absence of the l'1-h Brothers N.
B. M. again .yielded the yard slick.
Woo to the porker, his squeals
arc mercilessly unheeded
Frank Wagner is busy hauling
props ucross the i intain from
New I .aina-tcr. He has bouglll
Ner K. Benter's gray (cam. Win.
II. Huffman, cracks the black snake
for the lour gray's Billy has a fine
team, Inn he ;n a to liiinsel f " far
dolte uiochts room gadooner."
Johu Wagner is busy bringing in
ll. R, tics and lumber from his mill
located near BuUllcrvillc.
Mrs. Mollie F. Jewell has finish
ed her first deliver, of, Books
Entitled 'The life of Wm. Mc
kinley." She sold quite a great
i
many uooks.
Mrs. A. D. Sllirey returned from
her trip to Lewistown and Yager
town on Friday.
Philip Varuer recently fell and
fractured a bone in his wrist. Dr.
Mitchell treated the wound.
.Jacob Laid), of w hom we said
last week had his skull hone hrok-
en, is doins as well is can be ex
pected under circumstances. I he
Drs. are entertaining some hopes
for his recovery,
Rachael Snook has returned from
her trip to Union county where si c
had been visiting her brother, Dr
('. W. Boush.
Charles (Alias Doekcv) Middles-
warth has gone to Tyrone to work
for the R. R. Co., as operator.
Fred Htimcly and wife had made
a trip to Thompsontown, and Mif
Hintown last week.
Kcv. Seiger held communion
services in the St. Matthews Luth
eran church on Sunday. Quite a
goodly number partook of the
Lord's Supper.
Your Hair
"Two years ago my hair was
falling out badly. I purchased a
bottle of Ayer's Hair Vigor, and
soon my hair stopped coming out. "
Miss Minnie Hoover, Paris, 111.
Perhaps your mother
had thin hair, but that is
no reason why you must
go through life with half
starved hair. If you want
long, thick hair, feed it
with Ayer's Hair Vigor,
and make it rich, dark,
and heavy.
Jl.M a boUt. All
If your druireiftt cannot supply you,
send us one dollar and we will expreui
you a bottlo. lie dure andjrive the name
of vour nearest cxiireiH office. AddreM,
J. C. A Vl lt CO., Lowell, Mans.
A Uoud llnouuh n fur lllm.
"I wouldn't cry like that, my little
man.'
"Well, yon can cry any old way you
want to; tiiis is my way." Brooklyn
Life.
k'niir drill
He What ;lo yon irls call that elab
of yours?
Slie The Analyt ienl.
He Il'ml What do you analyse?
.She Other people's reputations
chiefly. X. Y. World.
Forgot tn ttk.
She The Jeweler tayi the diamond
In my rln"; is not genuine.
li--Um or he told me the ring
neaa eal gold. I forgot to nsk hini
tb;;ut the stone. '. V. Weekly.
POIt'l ntKVORON
T" I. ill Tor lu. l w'i'K
Mrs. .uisii t'arwell ieni nu
lla t Simoon i'...- guest nfhcr
d night. -i M r I ktiticl Milliner.
Vim. Neii and wife Mure visi
torn
i
III:! V
w
iIucmIii .
1 1 u: lied
j .il l nl
.miss i.ic i
jlome from Siliihui
the week.
H. M. aud C
Sunday at home.
J. I '. NeitJl and
are cmiiliAeil at
W. Neit pciit
It. W. F,.!i who
I 'inn Million s; enl
Sunday with tin ir families.
Mi-s Kathryn Troiitiiian, who
pent the usl several months in
Plllhl
has returned home to assist
her father in
us extensive iiieretui-
i "" ou-ino-.
II M. Enders and Mr. Fake ol
York .-pent Sunday til the N'utiona
Hotel.
John Rice and son, ( ). ( ;., who
were employed in the woods near
Johnstown, returned home for the
winter.
Prof. 8. P. Stcflen was u business
caller at Sunbury Monday.
Mrs. Ellen Kelly i- i-itinir ur
children at Sllllbtiry (lii- week.
I 11. ! lotbnau and wife of
Bethlehem and I lurry Buyer and
wife of Selitisgrove were the guests
oi in. uoyer and wite Sunday.
P. 1. Shu in bach nianugerol The"
retail ami whole sale confectionery
establishment of Sunbury w as home
on election day to e;tt hL firM
hallot.
wiivcr t,iiv and
family spent
Sunday
with Isaac (Jam I
hell
and family at Dundore.
The Y. P. C. U. of the I
B.
church will 1 1! I
a rally
Sunday
evenuiir.
Henry Hoover
man of Herndon
town last week.
ind Jacob Hoff
were callers ill 1
M
Uf , ... ,
iss Maude I iinrlos contemplates
a , .. 1
ing to Sunljury this week.
n '
going
.Mrs. in. Schrawder went
Boinbridge to
.1 ., e. tu
j.tini .1 nil ui'Miies
with her parents Charles Houser
and wife.
Presiding Elder Gable was in
town the past week to hold Quart-
erly Conference and Communion
HiTvices in me I , n. cnurcii. intentions owing to the weather.
Commissioner Knight- returned Though some may dotibf the ver
home fiom Phila. seriously ill. i!,,'i,v "' tement never-the-less
M. P. Arnold and wife of Mi
ton
arc in (own.
John , Charles went to Reading
to work.
looking forth
coming vaca-
Young America i
with delight to tin
tion.
The earth was beautifully clothed
in white last Wednesday morning.
ltth sexes won- well represented
at Frank Zerbe's sale at Chapman
Saturday.
George Strawscr of Seiinsgrove
made several business trips to town
during the past week.
The Sunday visitors were few
and far between.
Editor Stroub's wife and daugh-
ter, Miss Mayine of Herndon passed
through our burg last week.
Dr. J. E. Bogar attended to pro
fessional business at Herndon the
past week.
Notwithstanding the cold weather
the younger class iwtronizcd the
"Merry-go-round" at Plum 1'ark
last week.
Mrs. Ed. Wwlf has gone to Allen
town to sjiend the winter.
fill .. , -,...
The proprietor of the Neff House
, I I . I I 1 II'IIL. 1 .... . . . ... u ...
U....I .
oMuuurj wa ..ouceu on our si reels
'
P. G. Sbambach was in town
with a load of "sweets" this week.
Master Archie Auoker made a
trip to Seiinsgrove last week.
Mrs. Sheets Kelley of .McK.es
Half Falls has taken up a residence
with her husband.
Henry Stepp transacted business
at Sunbury the past week.
Many strangers from a distance
have taken up lodging in town dur
ing (he bunting season;
u P i. ...i i
i ei in neii mini a
isit to Phila. and Bethlehem last
n. k v ii.ii le- rci urnei rom :i
week
-
Li. k J
tarrhal Bffm'tlons. Hut tin- i-
true f tin- nublic uneaki r or
singer. Hit voioe must always I (cur,
lungi perfect, digestion uuriinturm'ri,
Houco Iho Kpularlty of Peruna among
tie' leading professional aien uml wonu n
of (he country.
Vrit. Vollmer, President Hehwn
blgchor Saugurbund, Chicago, in :i ro
cent letter to The lVruiiu Medicine I ..
ays :
" was greatly troubled for
weeks with throat trouble which
the doctors defined as catarrh,
but could only give me temporary
relief.
"My voice was badly affected
and I was afraid I would Jose it
entirely. I read of some of the
wonderful things your Peruna
would do and thought it advisable
fo try some myself.
"I am pleased to state that in a
very short time I was cured."
FRITZ VOLLMER.
While roaming through ikiiuhIiicI
ollow abolll two Weeks ago we
noticed a fanner husking corn in his
IIUUOII il 111 111' I I I i I . I . I I I I i i I
i , M , i , ,i i: i
held and while right in the ail oil -
c i i ,i i w.
I niir fielil another farmer wasmakins
ing lielil another tanner was making
to , I mv mid (lie In t tor t M us II ivns his
..
-t f
i . . i ii
i ron tor I lie year am i'
hoped Ui harvest another before
Chnstmai in case cold weather did
not set in before the aforesaid said
time, We are sorry that our friend
will nof ! able to can y nuf his
It is (rue.
I'.W rONVILLK
rroi.
passed
their wi
i
V. ('
liowersox
ind i fc
h rough town Mod
i' on
n to Heavcrton n,
John lloiitz, the cigar niuiiuiuc
turer of rfreeburg, was in town
Lnursuay on business.
Mrs Chn8i Hathfon and Ueulnh
Lf Swincford were victors in town
Saturday,
Mrs Albert Engu bik BOII) Wm.
u......,.r,.,wll wcrc ;,, timil Sitor-
day.
Clayton and Annie Stout, who
were employed in Union eounty
during tne summer, returned home
Saturday to attend school.
Robert Sout and wife of Union
county visited Mrs. Stout's parent!
Joseph Rruner's Sunday
Murry Etomig of St. Clair was iu
town one day this week.
Miss Ixitlie (iift scnt a day in
Middlcburg iluring the week.
F. C. Graybill, who was employ
til at Greenwood Furnace returned
home to spend some time with his
parents.
Charles P. Swengle, Wm. Mo-
fce and Alvin Feliinv, who an
.MIV II" ..iiiiiiiiiiiii, ' l ' 1 1 I I
XoyeA at Adamsburg, visited
. I
t)lm. Qbj v,.r gunda,
Uriah Howell of Beavertown
visiting his ther, M
Howell, Sunday.
Mary
Isaac Bruiier made n
trip to Kreamcr, Saturday
1 rai k l roup, who is employed
at Met 'lure, came hone' Saturd
spend several days w ith his parents,
CASTOR I ?
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Alway: Bought
Bears tho
I Signature of Ub&fff4&
r j9 nx .
I f l - i . "M J
PROP. KItlTZ VOM.MKR. PRRRtllRNT . ,,ri i I
' I l IV I'll ll ' i :i l I I 1 M RAVRII VRI1M RTi:i i !' Vl III "P. IIV IM I
i 1
li AN PEOPLE can tolerate slight
1 DOl
in iii i.i sliigor'n I'mt . ei
ii Jennio llawlcy, a -.
alto
tnla
nal
i gn .0 popularity In
Hi f i ho many pr
i ho use Poruna. She v i
o
in
ItoI'SF!, VVASniNOToN
t
1
lard Perana as Invali
and actrosges, and all
tie ir voices in entci tail
I h n e found it '
ugh," Jennie flaw ic)
ngressman C, Pelham,
to
"IIS
lllO
r a
ill) or i
t:-i
i Han
iffcring
insider
croft, Va.i w riles:
'Mj sister-in-law baa been
from catarrh of the throat for a c
able time. Hie has beeu using Peruna
for iilxiul one week, and is manifestly
improved. I believe ii is an excellent
remedy for catarrh." C. Poll am.
Not onlj Is Peruna ot untold ralueln
cases of laryngitis, but a bottle of Peru
na rightly used In the family dt ring iho
wlutcr months is of alue untoi I ni-
na cures colds, cures coughs, .i s la
grippo, cures all diseases ilin- to
congestions of the mucous nn
Address The Peruna Medii .
Columbus, i ., for a copy of
man's latest book ou catarrh.
- tarrhal
ubranea.
Co., of
it. ilartr
BBAVKU.
in k wheal cakes and
have I ecu on the
ii siius
of tare
here fir the iast week.
Michael Wemnd of Lowcl
Simon ( ldi of Bunnci . il
Hurley Wagner's little I j
( 'lure died last week.
Till Unas I lerbster an !
.Mrs.
and
Mc-
i mion
Mauser are home lion
tiny made through Bl
visiting relatives and
nasi two wei ks, I I
their trip
county
iiends the
v renort
having had a good lime.
.lame- IN tor and Jaine- i r'nood
ol Lowell have been working in
Mifllin count v for the pasl two
Week.
Jos Kiiepp took a load of hunt' ra
and doLr- to New LaiHMSter last
Saturday in search of deer. etc.
Mrs. William Hook ol
i Mark- i- here on n vi-it.
stop a w liilc with Mrs.
I Trcast'cr.
Mrs. Aaron Mover
i visitiim her dauirbter Mrs
Wnr
She
lofS
will
13.
evil
i lor
1.
the past week in Mittiiu eounty, i
Mi-s Jennie Snyder d Levis(ov n
j w as home last week to spend a few
tavs with iner tattler, j, a. suvder
of Lowell.
J. W. Steely i- the first man at
Lowell to have butchered this sea
son. His helpers all received four
and a half yards of sausage tor their
lalwir.
Still some corn to husk hi this
end, part of last week the mother
was too stormy tor that kind of
work.
OF FOREIGN INTEREST.
The population of Berlin hat trebled
it hln 30 years.
London has .M Inhabitants to the
acre; Paris, 115,
New Ze.aland has 42,000 rr s
(Maoris) to 026,000 whites.
Qreat Paul is the biggest London
bell. It weighs 17 tons; while Big
Ben, ot Westminster, is only J5',i t
Prince Carl of ftoumanla i thir
teenth in order of succession I o the
I'ritlsh throne, the German emperor
i wenty-fl fi h.
Corn is, next to sugarcane, :'. irin
cipal crop grown in Queen It ' and
i-; one of the most important j roduotfl
ii New South Wales.
The new woman lias f::iiv n '.ic
tory in Norway, where she - ,
lenity Btrong, She lias Hiiulli per
suaded i'c privy council to declare
that hyrenfter brides need rn Im: i c
to "obey" tie ir husbands nt themar
ceremony, unless they ehoose to
on go.
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