The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, December 12, 1901, Image 3
DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK? Kidney Trouble Makes Yon Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the news papers is sure to know of the wonderful cures made by Dr. I' the great kHiry, liver ' li r.nd bladder i .-rnedv. XI t a It I the ere at rr.edi- i t- .tii century; c:s- HII covered after vear of lilll ar-,.,.,! r . u l. i.Vr , Dr. Ki.rner. the emi- " nent kidney and blad- Cr soc-iallst. and i , i.i i lame back, kidney, b' tddcr, uric acid trou- bles and Bright's Dvcase, which is the worst &.K&Sp-R00t is not rec- wnwiiiny ..wiumwi hi fiviiujaiijr (.uting 8a4l -ft , J! J r i V II I. ll 1 I urf 5H 11 Hra"'" MWHtHW-IV IJ IIUI I Ct, in so many ways, in hospital work, in private practice, amonp tliehclplces too poor to pur- chase relief and has proved so successful in every case that a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper who have not already tried it. may h ve a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling more about Swamp-Root and how to find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble, When writing mention reading this generous offer in this paper and send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binc- hamton, N. Y. The5Ui regular fifty cent and Baawel Swamp-Root. dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists. PENNSYLVANIA HAILROAO Lewistown DiviHion. In effect March 18, 1800, KTWAK1. TATIONH. ka-twakii A M io uo iunbary in io si 1 1 1 i-koi . I.. Junetioni lo l"i baJitiajrrova io vj Pawllni 10 2S Kremner A M H -0 90S '.Ot m it 8 47 ml IS 295 230 I4S iwi1 ,,,, w 4 .is Ar JJI 146 '"f Meiaer 261 1034 Hlddlabura 2.VJ 10311 ltenfer 3 no io 47 Baavanown ij ia lu 62 Adanabura 831 lW Raubi iill H27 11 04 .Mel I lire 3 37 H13 Wagnat 3 41 llHl Sin mile 3 4A 1121 rnlnt.rvillo ,ia H27 Maitland 4()j has Lewiatpwn 4ir2 11 37 7twNtiiwn (Main Vfreet 4 05 11 40 Lewlatown Junotion 4 90 840 4 13 x :t4 40? JW US s JO s ia KH7 7S7 7 M 7 49 7 43 7 U 7 .W 7 iO U n ll 13 3 III i W 3 20 13 3 05 300 Tnt n leayes Huubury 6 SO on, ar rives at rsflinsrtive 5 4. p in Leaves SeHnagrove 8:00 p, tu., arrives nt Banbury 6:i6 p. m. Teains leave Lewistowo Junotion : 4 40 a in. lo 14 a rn, 1 to a tn.UKrp in 4 Hp in, 7 07p , ia, S 42 p in, 1? 02 ii in for Altoonu, FittHbur iutl the Wa.it tot Baltimore am1 Washington 80S an ttjk 1 02. I 38 4 33. s to i in For l'hililelitiia and Stm York 0 ,SN, 8 OS. 30 a m, 1 02 1 33 4 S3 and 11 IS p ! at Kof Hurrlshurn M 10 i tu Philadelphia & Erie R R Division AND NORTH8BN I'BNTRAt. K AIL WAY WKSTWARr, Train l"ave 8111 &rove Junction dally ror Sunbuiy and Wot. 9 25 am, 12 5t p m, 4 52 p m. sun lav 9 25 a m, s 43 pin. Trains leave Sunbury doll v exeept Sunday: 12 23 a in ror HutT ill i.l 2i u in fur Eria and Can- iBdsigna ft 10 a m for Hellotonte Grla ami I'tinann'rilirua J Bam for Iiek Haven, Tyrone ami t lie Weal. 12 45 for Kiirruio, l lu p in for rtellelnnte Kane Tvrone and ('anacdaisua 5 10 p ui lor Kenovn and Klmlra 45 p rn lor Wllllainsport ommcncedfjrcverv-.huigbutifyouhavckid- """ " Iorn,erl3 requtrea years ot la ney, liver cr bladt'.er trouble it will be found "or can now lie accomplished in a few iust the remedvvou need. It has been tested months. Not many years have naaaed iiiJjCrP Sunday 1441 a i for IiufTalo via Emiiorliim. , 1 ""oraoc. .mi. i.egier nas iiecn si arcn l SI a m tor E'te. 5 lu a iu lor Erla and tanan-j ing Arizona for marble for 15 years. illllUU'l 8 63 p rn lor v i 1 41 a in for 1 ii II. iv, mi ami llamiport rj 4i a m, W OA a in 2 00 and 5 a p in lor WIIKoh barrs and llAnelton a 10 a in. lu 10 am, - ns p m. ill p in Itir Mliamo kln and Mount ('arinnl Sun, I. iv 9 St a oi tor Wllkasbsfre KASTWAUD. Trains leave Sellnagrove .tunctlou 10 00 a in, daily nrrlvlnit St Hlill idolptili, 317pm Mew York S M p tn Baltlmort 3 ii p n Wanhlntrton 4 is p in 530 i in dally iirrivliiK at riillndulihla ,0 20 p in New York 3 ;3 a ui. Kaliliuuro 9 tfp al Wualilnh'toli 10 5o p In- i44iiiu. daily arrivlinr al I'lilladelphla 4 tS a in, Now V nrk ;i.i a ui. Ilultiiiinre 2 30 n in WashinKtmi I of, a it i'ra'ns also leave Sunliury : 4 52 a in dally urrlvimc at I'liiliideldhla 6 52 a in nam inoro7 4o a in waanirjrwn BMJ am new York v Ha a in weekday!, 10 38 a at Mondays, 3 23 hi da'ly ornvini,' i I'liltuili Iplila 7 42 am, New York'o.a a in, 10 38 Sundays Balti-I mere J -0 m, Washington 183 a m. U.Uttiuore 1210 p n WaHmnirton 119 p m. r.V, n in wees days arriving ni Philadelphia 11 4s a in, X, w York 2 13 p in, Baltimore 12 10 p , new on 2 13 p in. llalllinore 12 lo p , in, WasliliiKlon I 15 p m 1 55 p It week daye arrlvlnn at Philadelphia 6 23 p iu. w York u :0 p tn, HaiHiuore (3 0J p ui wasnin(io: is p oi 1 44 p m da. iv. arriving at Pblladelobla 7 Si p m Xe.v York id 23 p m, Baltimore. to p SI, Waab- J unrtoo s 35 p in Trains also leave Banbury nt u.Vlatnand 520 and 8 Sip 01, lor IliirriiiliorK, I'liilndelpliia una Baltimore 1. K. Wuul, QtHt'l Ha Aiceul I J.B. HtJTOHTNSnM Uen'l Manairer. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS SUife. Alnnyari llalile. Lataira.nak nnimbt for I lllli ll'.MlliS KSjlil.lMII In itrt and ld mi'Utllle Ihixi. sealed with bloe rlhbon. Tali no other. tU'fiiar dnata;rruua aubetl tutlonaand tniintttona. Buv of yoor Drutnrlst, or send Ir. in .-.Limps fur Particulars, Trail monlala 1,11,1 "Itrller ror l.idlra." InMIrr, t y return Tiill. 10,000 Ti'UlmoiOala. Sold by all DroKKlsia. . 1 ' CHICHESTER CHEMICAL CO. Sloe Hadlaon Nquarr, 111 1 LA., HA, Meutlua thli paper. If vou want PlIltK WIIISKKI direct from the distillery, write Tb llnyner UiatilllnsCo , Day km, Ohio, wboar supplylns four full iiuartaof Havnar'a BsTSn-Yeaf-Qld ityo for IISD, uiprcee prepaid. ATTOK Si F.Y-A l . I A W 1K b Spkci ai.it v : tvbohi. Collections and Keports. PA. References, First National Ban).-. Xearv,v. Towns Represented : Bellwood, Altoons, llolll daysbura, HaotUigdoo and llellefoute 8-8-lyr DrFenoer sQQLDEN RELIEF! INFLAMMATION i? orathroat, Headache (5 minute.), Tootll-1 - o oh (1 minute). Cold Baree.reloaa.ete.ete. I "a a "Ooldi. rormiBs Feeers. grip. sa STORIES OF RICHES. They Come from All Parts of Our Wor.de-ful Country. 'iv DajpoatttS f I'rceloila Metnl unj iMnib lliaco crcil lit tin- t ar m I I,,. nuilrri ul San Mt'olaa. I-r . .1 California Letter a Viic : 1 iL , 1 ,,.-- u. ui.liuiinioin, me ruillt'U .A age of the scientist and -x- plprcr, Modern discovery lias made transportation and eommunica- tuni between distant nnlnta so Inn. . , " pensive and easy of accomplishment, ULd new inventions rendered it poa- 1 sil,l,. for excavating and prospecting ' to. Z e!rrled ?n P"1' that work I . , since the financial world was eleetri- Bed by news of the discoveries of precious metals at Cripple Creek That tll. wonitrM n,ULs in that rj. ,-... . ,., , , f "? "ot ,Utel to bc """" "x" "austed ii proven by the great gold str'ki' just mule here, it is believed that the miners have found the dome of a larre crater from which ln- mense wealth will be extracted. Syl vanite and rich tpiartz (flitter in llnr ine tale. The vein seems to rise from a chimney in which is u great lake of unknown depth. The decomposed li atter is of a bluish color and spark les with grains of precioua metals. Thousands of tons are already in sly lit. Wonderful stories reach our ears nf Iha ,.,.., -l l.l. ,,, . .... ...Ul lllllli 11,1 ,,,.11111 111 ii Philippines, and as soon as the jrov- " ?" " i'" iifni "n.t, ii will lie ,, , . eagerly trodden bv hurrvinv feet1 I , ' A ; "'"B ree from all parts of the wor d. ... . . , i.r.Ofi-v ii, iiri'i ...... . . .... v.. ft . , u , '..,..1 III IT'n.ojj as well as to seekers for wealth hius in en announced from Ari- wna, Whai ll said to be the finest marble in the world ha loaf i, found near . mp Howie by I,, it. Le- I ; i i ii ffS" ' ' ' H ' :'-. .' TE "HUI.E.VS UOOM." WHBB1 ULACK MABBLB HKPOS1T WAS FOUND. gier, of Phoenix, who brought to the knowledge of the world in lssl the big marble de point in Gunnison county, lie has found it in small quantities in almost inaccessible localities, on .sev eral occasions, but a few days since he came kuddenly upon marble ledges- of inestimable value right where soldiers of the regular army have camped for 20 years, totally unconscious of the wealth that lay near them. In one place the largest marble ledge is said to be three miles lung on the surface and nowhere has it yet been found to be less than l.OOo feet wide. In this vicinity is marble enough of various kinds to supply the world. A large portion is said to he of finer quality than the best Carrara marble. It is , , . , nne a"d ao' grained. ' a deep gorge about a mile from Camp Howie the ,i,i- i- ui t. . i . . . marble is black and surpasses that of Ireland, Belgium or Egvpt, formerly Sm,,':J-, it. : il'j . i T a STUNK FOREST, SAN NICOLAS, the only countries where the stone had been found. This ledge is ;100 feet wide. For miles stretches a vein of marbles of all colors aud a marble mountain rises here, a tfreat mass. Soon after jfuld was discovered in California the trure was the scene of one of those terrible tragedies which people of the present day of luxurious travel find it hard to comprehend. David Easton started to accompany the family of his fiance, Helen lliirht, a btautifiil girl, 18 years- old, in their long jonrney across country from (' '" tu lhe ennst. While passing1 Ihr itgh the Chiraobubua mountains, the party traveling with them got far in advance of the (lights, who stopped to repair a broken wheel. Suddenly a band of Apaches attacked the little company in the rear and all were at once killed or mortally wounded, ex cept Helen and Kaaton, who were sub jected to the most cruel tortures their tormentors could devise. Kas-ton was Anally fastened to a cactus bush in snch a position that the sharp needles lacerated his flesh to the boss and 0rUK iia ,a .,a w I 'VOV. . at doomed to thus witness the end if the girl whom he loved, lie .finally tore himself loose and rushed to the ..rink of the precipice, ever which Indiana were holding the girl. ,U he t '! to the rocks, l.ooo feet In low. he attacked the murderers and tent four of hem to the m mt doom, then loosened bowlder which rolled crashing among his pursuers and escaped down a trail. where he was soon afterward! found, wounded and dying, by some of :he emigrants Who had returned to:' -certain the cause of their eomnaniona i !.at i'iiv it. . ...r "- .-.,.. 1 mi 10.11 11, r llli'li 1! I .1 . II form- massivs monument to the suf- ferer in the tragedy, . There Is a mountain of marble near Colton, Cal where st.m" for linlldinir , i i . . 1 18 'i"'"r;pn. in an excavation at the 1 . . . P Iai"-Te quantities of crete are ' manufactured. The Channel islands. the Paclfl ast, nearly oppoaiU in s point, present scrnea of trrent n teres; to the anthropologist. t)f these the li "-t known, of course, K Rants ( '' ;l n " rl of such prominence that everyone has more or less knowl edge of ts atrange caves and wrot toes. , waere tne remains or an extinct race , I may be seen. Heretofore the other I Islands of this proup have been, as a , rule, neglected by what U now known 'ai the civilized world. Towardfneof these, San Nicolas', public interest is j now especially turned, because the ' University of California is about to begin the mosl thorough exploration i of it ever mode. It lies liO mil, off the const of Santa Barbara and Ventura counties. Strange presences seem to j pervade all of these little islands, ; where peoples of other days and cus toms lived, w'orked and loved. On San j Clemente are enormous mortars and I ..t. .i :.,.v : ... ii" liiiimaiiuiu mill I lie nn- cieni innaiiiTani- were a giant race, 8an Miguel Is chiefly intereetinir from i :.- ,.,. I,,. i'.,, ,.:ii.. ... : . I. I,, '!'' ,1 I'll,. ,111,1, Mil. , IV III M , , i around winding eaves and rugged can- yons BUggesi attractions to the ex- piorer. Scientists from the Smith sonian institution have secured quanti ties of ornaments and utensils of bone, shell and stone from Santa Cruz, On fsan Nicolas are most abundant evi dence! of n peopl" of Inrge stature. The i.slands are seldom visited and loom iu lonely desolation on the blue ocean. Science has thus far been able to tell us little of the origin and life of these aboriginal -settlers and how and why they disappeared so com pletely, As far in the past as history deals with the islands skeletons by hundreds have been strewn over San Nicolas. Peculiar stone utensils have been fmind mining the skeletons, in dicating a civilization which su far has nut been comprehended. In I83S, Id members of n strange Indian race were known to live here, and Franciscan padres from tin Santa Barbara mission made an nt tempt to rescue them. A sudden storm drove their sloop from tin shore when all ii,,- Indians were mi board but one womnn. Its occupants were all lost, ns the sloop was cast on the rocks of Point Conception. Traditions existed among the fisher men of n lone woman at the island, and in the fifties a small expedition landed and found her in n costume of col ored bird skins eating blubber from a seal, which she nnnvovorl ,., her mouth With a bone knife. nn ,,. I seeing the men, she smiled, and fall ing. on her knees, prayed to the .sun. On arriving nt Santa Barbara she prostrated hrs..if in adoration be- fore a man (in imrselniplr Ttvi wAaba ; later she died from the effects of food i to which she was not accustomed. Jin-, was a ;.rrent disappointment to I Scientists, who hoped to learn from I her lips the traditions of her rnce. The (aland of Sun Niculns is ten miles long and four wide nt its widest point, it consists of a nearly level piateuu at an elevation of son to l.orin feet, two-thirds of the surface is covered with drifting sand, the re mainder affords . excellent pasturage for thousands of sheep. Sheep shear ers and shell gatherers are chiefest among its infrequent visitors. Coral Harbor is the only safe landinp; place and its entrance is but six or seven ' j.ii us ni i oss, v nne pelicans in Inrire i " , . , s HamJiB ...... 1 I ' 1 . a. iiiiiiiiMl s inuiieiinde IS stril) nf psaomenade its strip of beach only : Circular depressions ore the , i I . - , only marks of ancient dwcllinirs of which none of the materials used in ennst riu-l lr, ,. . , . ; , i. , ,, .,.,.,,.. iuuutu.0 isiieii is a great nerve tonic and blood builder, Drinf- mounds and bones of fish, seals ' Ins back the pink glow to palo cheeks and r whalaa ,, ., , ',' Storing the fire of youth. It wardu off Jtu,aalti whales, sea otters, foxes and birds ; and Coniumption. Inair.tonbavlngBEVITO.no show that the inhabitants were fond tncr. It can be carried invent pocket. 0y mall, of ii nil,,,. I f,i ipfca, .,,:.. i.i I H.0OperpackaBe.or six forWS.00, wlthaposl ol animal food, lhe rptantity of these MTe written nurante to rare or refund proves wiai i in- population possessed healthy appetites. Biologists say that the number of varieties of mollusks in San Nicholas are not exceeded in any region of the same area. From one ol the eleva tions, the peaks of all the Channel islands, some 40 miles distant, are visible through the clear atmosphere. On one side of the island is a sparse, petrified stone forest. EDWARD JULIAN. A Scotch Proverb, What may bs dons at any tim will be dans at bo time. WILLIAM IttbLt!- n 1 in: ai WrOttK. HY Ph "IIMW I!, QSOI vi Nor. Ihe int.- Ptcaiilent - lifelong conir.iil, in ;u 11 Hi eaua iii 1 or ait mi aud rbamBlua in Home ' R p 1 M ii'nin, i,,rti .- "mlilmi'i -l it with ( tin r emit iim 11 lirn ln rv were closed iiiii.aih. foii.-.,i lo reaMtae t. So 1 in mil npiuil 1011I to 1 .mtcn Million of eopli -IIIII4 -a, ipraM our lor fir.- In nrv no Me; niea and wobjm h inking i- to n . i ', , -1'iiilv. It te tt atrial I mile Kaloain from Governoia Kcnetora nl tonal- I mm L-r.ii allies ! Ilea I n.t 1,1,1.,,,,. worde nf wnrM'a area! nu n lint mil -o lt. on! . V. W --I , ul' .v 1 onlnini photogravure of taut photograph nf Prealili-nt evr taken. You ' in iiimIviiihI nniilh i-lrar ll.lftl Th i..., rn 1 l"ir tl.nl .,ull. ,,f ,, 1, ,,. ..,1,. ., V? " v 1 " "u V ' hall ba donated ton MeKlnlry ii in l inill l nil. t'Vl'i V l:l-vi i tin r lii I II "oniunrm i-umi t i.n. rtn y .nl,. I i k become a cnntriimior ihia rum1 in II lull! W 1 l 1 1 1 1 V t line,. f,.r I ... n. L Ill 111. I, Si l.i 1 -i I.. Hegttnt proapactiia inii.liiitcoplc i'l he -...I oi Ihla vio.itv quirk wideawake tiutlm-M man or wnaaasjrof aomr mcana can make a fortune I u k i.v gi : t i tin mil,- control ,,f :l state Add re, I 111-: TON, IXKNT.M. ASSI MBLY, ' nrcorati Bids;, op r s Sieanurv. lt-ilm. aahli gton, CP. niie for Rapplaieaa, Mildred (Mill blushing) Am I the Brat girl you ever kissed, (iordon? Qordon- No, my love, but you ire the last. Mildred Am I, really? Oh, Cor don, it makes me so happy to think of ttuit.- -Town ai d Count r . Hard Luck, Tattered Thomas 'i ons,, look Mouldy. sick, Mouldy Murphy Well, no wonder. I hain't had nothin' to eat ail day but cold health food. ISrooklyn Eagle. No ono can reasonably uopi tor good health unless l is bowels movi once each ilay. Whi n tins is no) at i en iled to. disorders of the stomach arise billioosness, I lache dys pepsin and pileasnon fullow. If you wish to avoid these ailiuonts keen your bowels regular by tokiun Chamberlains Stomach ami Llvtr Tablet when requi-ed, They me so easy to t ike ami mil, I ami gentle in effot. I'm sale by Tim Middle Inn is Drug Co. rEnillih by Creoles. The intelligent struggles of the Cu ban ttachers with English have fur nished us with a good many pretty Stories. One day not long ago tlir teaehers were invited to some sort of an evening function at I he Longfellow house on Hrattle street. It happened that shortly before the hour for the assembly some ladies who were in front of that house were politely ap proached by a group of male Cuban teachers, who, with their hats in their hnnds, stood bowing. "If you please, dear madams," said their spokesman, "we ore invited at this house to-night. We wish to attend. We were been on an excursion to the distance, and have not the time to go to our house. So that We wear, as you see, our day dress. Terhap-; you can tell us if it would be permitted us to j,o to the reception in our day d-ress? If it would not. then certainly shall we take the time tog,, to our home and put on our night dress." The ladies assured them thnt they would do much better to go as they were than to put on their night dirs, and they bowed gravely and gratefully aud withdrew. Detroit Post. DR. HAYNE'S, (The Great German Scientist) improved Double Extract of Sarsa parilla anl '-dory Compound Red Clover, Il"f and 12 Vegetables, Hi "its and Herbs, (no Minerals i contains DOUBLE the Curatives of anv one dollar Medicine in tho mar ket and lasts TWIC as long. The greatest Remedy of the Agr, killing all GERMS, destroyed all MICRO BES unil ii huh' hihI certain cure for KDNEY and LIVER disases, Rheumatism, Mervousness, Dyspe !inin. Malaria, Coustipatiun, Sick Headache and nil complaints airs iui; from iiiipuro blood. Hi gular price f LOO per buttle 16 oa., but in order to get it introduced iu t Ins sec tion we will sell at 50 cents n, r liui- tie or 4 bottles for $1.60 until furl h er notice: Do not wait, order now if yon are ailing. Til, nllnvr. , nA lei on iu out,,, in l-'V rJ?1 nuariiAb ana by all the LEADING PHYSICIANS in (lie J0"!? 7' and lli"llly enaoMed 1 1 v nil. ivoiiieiw. AONAWK RBAt-UY CO. April 18-211. itont:, v . raetefnpkel bam Lit.. REVIVO RESTORES VITALITY Made a Well Man of Me. O tEAT PaENOI REMTli iy prodnccsttaabovereaultaln'30daya. Itactl powerfully and -juicily. Cures when all othere (ail Vniitiif mi.ii n-1 1 1 aaialn 4 Ks, m I . . . m ankniul a4 aIiV I ,,lTvr.""l''ljr- men -will recover their youthful vigor by ueini I Ill'.VIVfl. t ,,i,-1-k. ! , r. K r, ., Nprvnna. ncB8, Lollt v"llt'. Impoti-Dcy. NlKhlly Emissions, amva ruwrr, raiuuir jieuiory. fraatioa J,ii-aei5a. auu ill oiTi-cte of Mlf abueo or cicotRauU inUUirttion. Shlfla nnflta OPS for sandy, boilness oy xnarrlisa, it noeouiy cures uy sianinsnimnM-ai oi aiaeeae, uui tnemoney. uircuiar tree, aaareea Royal Medicine Co.,a&!&&,m For mle in MUhllcburqh, Pa. by MIDDBLFAJRGH DRbG CO. WINDSOR HOUSE W. II. Ill 1 1, Kit. Proprietor 418 Market St., Harrisburp; pa., (Opposite P. It. R. Depot Pittance) VC'Mlljcl for All Tralna-. Rooms, 25 und 50c. Good Meals, 25c o l.ts-per day. M.00 to 5.oo pec week, Good accommodation!. t aik v m m im . k Isn't it To Be Cured of Constipate People Who .suffer from habitual constipation with its attendant ills, rlocned stomach and bowels, sluggish liver, heartburn, mi, an 1 thin atul impure blood, are too apt to believe that tV ouly remedy is violent purgatives. The contrary is the ease. Such cathartics, even n' they do move the bowels, an- irritating and griping, leave the Muuuu-li iiillaiiu , and ufi ebled ami the constipated condition rceurawith greater difliculiy of cure and the sufferer constantly growing worse. There m a laxative thai moves the bowels without pain or griping, cleanses the stomach, sharpens the appetite, stimulates the liver, strengthens the nerves, ,,, purifies the hi I, while its marvellous tonic properties tone up the entire system and keep it healthy. Laxakola Does It Its remarkable tonic properties and stomach, nerve, heart and brain 11.: ... aai . ., , iwhm cuuuiuuu. i ins is me only cure. Laxakola is the only medicine for babies, is purely vegetable and Its action is gentle, speedy and effective. For coated tougue, simple fevers, colds, chills ami languid feeling it is the ideal medicine. It tastes good. !?' Children like it and tukfor it. UaSkola, llie Kirj t,.U j,aiiir, h not only Ike m,.,t rlTnirnl of famil) rrmrdir., bat Ihr meet otaaioialcal, Imiuw ll combine) tn mto'tclaes, nt i iwic au ih,, and at nr r. No .nhri ir,c.i, (ti. much furOic m.inry. Al dru(glsta, 8c .indsoc ,ai jciiiliui tree lamplc i LAXARi iLA Co, i3 Naau siren, H. Y., or Ul Dearborn Street, Chicafo, FOR SAl.K BY THE MIDDL,E)BURQDRU 0 CO- When You Do Die, Die of Old Age. (it f'AN H!' I't'HIM) lv our coiiitiliieil tneut, w ,- tun ohiv maintain hut Ruaranl ee that rigorous, liuoiiuutlnii beali u oan in- ut talned by nil wan, under our directions, strive font Tnt NATI 'UAL, mi ans. We mall vou 11 ll-t of ii 'I, --.In in , froln toetl vour ens,- la dlnir n.w.-il liu ,. i n ..f nhvulnlAn, 1.' ...I. Is -peulally prescribed fur. if doctors have pronounoed fou Inourulile in any of the loll irrins diseases, it u ill in- of vital Interest to you to oonununloatu with usat unci-. Brijht'a Disease and other Ki.luey Diseases, Rheumatism, Consumption, Weak nesses oi Women, Lost Manhood, Bladder Diseases, Piles, Constipation, Blood Dis eases, Oal trrh, Dyspepsia, Diabetes, Epilepsy, Heart Disea 11 . Insomnia, Liver Disease, Nervous Debility, Sciatica, Asthma, Biliousness and General Debility, and nil other diseases wliii h result from improper living oi ignorance or neglei t ofthe lawsof nature. " Thc netlcot of tbe Pbrslesl well-being . . . In my Judgment resulted In an Increase In Insanltj and a decrease In the birth rati throughout the United states. Da. Fhsdshk i. .1 Simpson, ol Hartford, , " Tbcy cure where miiers have railed." I'm i tUKU'tna i'liasa. Their treatment la rational . . . tbey do all tbcy uluttn." PHtLADKi.euM North AMKBIi an. Diet, exercise ami water are tin- three great suratli a agencies." . - HaAurn Joe a sax An interesting pamphlet of our treatment containing balf-toue aud tea .imoniuls of persons wo have cured, rent free to all. ill:; INSTITUTE OF PHYSICAL SCIENCE, Lawreneevillc, Tioga Co., Pean'a, illk Jim 0 r ABE YOU DEAF? t) Wm ALL CASES OF DEAFNESS OR HARD HEAR AR'E NOW CURABLE by our new invention, Only HEAD NOISES CEASE IMWKlWt. r. A. WERMAN. OK a tJS'uHSOf? 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