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Lone, ft laborer, talked Into
bnd national bank of Danville,
I1U relate the In
dianapolis Nmi,
Via Sllla. ni..,d hi. dinner
the teller's window and said he
to make a deposit. Then to
onUhment of the bank officials
led the pail and showed that it
of soiled and crumpled bank
an almost forgotten issue.
. . . . 1 1 1 a.1 n ti 1
kvas a lime ies uu m
and every dollar of it was of
war issue of 3S years ago, and
100 cents. The Dan reiaineu
ater part of the money, but
I it was in such condition that it
be sent to Woshington to be ex-
Long, who Is about 70 years
lused to make any explanation
Ihe came Into possession it the
Crumpled up hi some of the
tre small feathers and bits of
kvhich gave evidence that the
Bid been at one time concealed
limitation
bf the first object lessons to
St. Louis in connection with
the world s fair
will be the trans
it Tree, nlrtntntlon. bv con-
Jf over BOO trees from six to
s in diameter, Didders to
1 the work have come forward
. Louis, Kansas City, Ituffnln,
nnd.Evansville, and it is pre-
hey are experts, for they are
to look after the trees for
Ir and to replace nil that die.
nsplantntion of trees of this
Merely a nintter of skill. Taris
kunicipal department that not
Ives large trees from place to
but takes such as are sickly
ee hospital, where they are
1 to vigor and then set out
lit. Louis, says the Globe-Dem-
is most decidedly backward
use and protection of shade
The world's fair will be edu-
in this, as in many other re-
lu
9 COACHED BY SISTER. - iBflingERTsiifB. Mp7fr A rsfa
mm, mm mm m mt 't AAist4flvt 4kuu mm 0
Correct Silverware
Correct in character, design and
workmanship is aa necessary as
dainty china or fine linen if you
would have everything in good
taste ami- harmony. Knives,
forks, spoons and fancy pieces for
table use will be correct if se
lected from goods stamped
"1847?
Rirnirmhcr I 47," thorn ars Imlu.
tlpn "K.,n.rs.f For catalusas No. nil.
addreta ths iuakira
Internstional Silvar Co.
Marldan, Conn.
Little Ethel Rothwell Trained
satau. VI 4mH b Ml bl :kiurt. Ulo ut WaMllug-loil
Young Corbett" for Ring. I1 o-ii i,u psrauo- kn..iu
i r.-U Holvl.lv,. tu 44tl aalslv mn tvu,uUd Vi
' M4M iiuiuvOiais) m u.tu., wuiu iu.tt. utti u
I tiallllS IIMWBI tllOUl .110 lUllKilllMlaJ lu
u aoastllauea.
Ju.iN . Itli KUAKT.
Kreuuler. P.. 0;t. H. IH..1. AdiuinUtratoi.
First Champion Faslllil Wao 0vaa
All Ilia Still, Fim mm I'rowraa
tu the Clever Advice at
. Little Umaa,
AbMlN.M'UATOKSUl'lUh.
Ivra ul A.lnillllalnUluu lu Ui mltl, ui
Auutam Trull, iie ul Muuruct tuwiialiii. any.
dec cait, .. 4, Having Ikvu tfi-uiu
lo lh uiiilinuiciiott, ll imrsooa anosmia Ineai
wives iihUjoudsi iu muI aaiuahs an rvsiiiosiaj lo
iiutfco liuiiicsliaw.- iMyuMiiii. h.lvluov) flavin
claims jt4liil In said caUIl' will present ttivu.
duly aaluvnlluMipi . Uiu u.i.lerHined..
, . , ,, . . , JAr,i n mi, Aiin.iitairitlira, .
in the most Ultra, sense of the words. Ovt. . Wji.
'Young Corbett," otherwise William
"Young Corbett," the champion
light-weight pugilist of the world,
owes his kupremacy to a woman.
Not iu the ordiuary romantic tense.
YmmtT I 'nrlm 1 1'. nthlktin .riuanMu ha.
no seutimental bavis. On the contrary, I
Kothwell, lias been expertly coached . ,
for his great part by his younger siv , '
PENNSYLVANIA KAILROAD.
Lowistowu Division.
In effect Nov. 21. 1001.
TATIIIKH. I
rKXTWAIID.
r M AM!
Ill INI:
in lui
111 I.V
10 H
10 27
lumii
loan:
10 42
II) M
lo to.
J1H
2 23
J3.H
old)
8 '
a'
,m
4 05
Suuhury
SclinKruvo Junction
Si'llnKKrove
fiiwIiiiK
Kri'nmer
Meiaer
MliUllrhui-K
Henfer
Bi'iivt'rttiwn
Adnmnbiira
1H0.H Kntin Milla
11 0H MoCIurc
11 l-l WKr-r
lliill Shindle
11 Ml Piiitorville
11 a2 Nnitlnnd
11 to! I-winlown
11 42 Lewltown(illn Street.
1145, Lewintonrn Junction.
hicapo House-Y recking com-
p.s oougni me i'an-Ainencan
on, as it stands, for $132,000.
1 concern had the contract
t'king the world's fair and the
post office. The demolition
exposition will be begun at
he company will employ 2,000
the work, and it is expected
will require eight or nine
to level the structures. "The
il we have purchased cost over
IiO to put in shape originally,"
aratary S. H. Harris, of the
"There are 33,000,000 feet
per in the buildings, 2,000,000
of pipe, 200,000 incandescent
0,000 flag-poles, and 30,000
More than 1,000 freight cars
needed to bring the material
elated of James B. Eads, the
of the St. Louis bridge and
eat bridge wofks, that some
Vd he made this prediction con-
he city of St. Louis: "One
ays this will be asing
two enormous channels 'of
he one will be nn iron why
treat west, the other a wnter-
the Mississippi, across the
bnd up the Pacific. The one
sent speed, the other econ
the conflict betwi.cn the
pave nil the bitterness of a
il war."
locality has modern steam
harhinery been applied with
tiveness as upon the grain
p southern California. On
the engine used to draw the
is of 50-horse-power, and
rwhcels eight feet high. It
ia barrels' of oil every day,
ration requires the 6erv-
nmen. In plowing, 55 fur-
nea over at one time, cot-
adth of 40 feet.
Wkhouse of Fort Du
Pittsburg, ia to be cut off
feublic by the closing of
sets in the "interest of1 a
wiring to construct ware-
the,vieimty.'The eets
closed tinder' a city or-
ssed against the protest
rhters of the Revolution.
Im effort to keep a hlgh-
pr the use of visitors.
rolina has it perennial
Wtless citizens, which in
I of the negroes and the
f trash." These people
Jiulate anything. They go
f the local merchant for
othitig. If the crop fails
hopelessly involved, and
rs to be the condition of
pers at present.
jfeature of a recent nn!ni
xico, Mo., was the nttemnt
fts to make a donkev nm
gum. It was demonstrat-
p was not so easy as it was
gum to make donkevs out
t.
xrain leaves ounoury o stu p m, ar
rives at belinsgrove 6 45 d iu
Leaves SelinB(irove:00 p. ui., arrives
at bunbury b:io p. in.
Trains leave Lew is town Junction :
I 40 a m, 10 14 n m, 1 10 n m.imip in 4 37p ra, 7 (I7p
u, nnp 111, iiaoi 111 ior Aiiouna, rillfliurn anil
Kor HHltlmore am' Wanl-.iniflon am am Bn
1 0. I S8. 4 S3. 8 10 n m For Pliiladeliihia anil New
York SS 03. 80 a m. 1 0i 1 n 4M and 1116 p
iu riir narrmnurg a iu p ia
Philadelphia & Erie R R Division
AND
NORTHERN 4'ENTKAI. KAILWAY
WEHTWAKD,
Train pave S-lliiegrove Junction flullj tor
auiiu'iiy auti wusi.
5sam, i58p m, 4 52 p m. Sunday 9 as a m,
9 w p III.
Trains leave Runhury daily except Sunday:
l2 2SamforBufTlo,riiainior Erie and Can
anrialKua
1 10 in for Rellelnnte Erie and CanandalKua
9 12 a m for Look Haven. Tyrone and Mm Weal .
i!i l for HillTulo, 1 10 p m for Hellefnto Kane
Tyrone and i;ananaaiKua
5 1 p in lor kenovo and Klmira
9 45 p Ob lor WUllauispolt
Sunday 12 33 a n for BulTulo via En porluin,
imam fur trio, S 10 am for Erie and Caiiiin
dalKua 8 W p m lor V- .-
9 411 am for Lock Haven and
llamiport
am, 9 1 Hi a m 1 00 and BSSpmlor Wllkod-
ourre and iiazenon
8 10 a m, 10 10 a ni, t Hi p m, S 35 p m lor Sluimo
kln and Mount Cnrinel
Sunday 9 65 a m lor Wllke-barre
EAHTWAKU.
rrain leave Sellngrove Junc tion
10 00 a in, dally arrivtnir at fhllndolpliln
S17pm New York 6 53 p in Baltimore 3 11 1 m
W'aehlDKton 4 1 p iu
5 so p m daily arrivlnc at Plillndnlphia
10 20 p in New York 1 63 a 111, Baltimore 9 45 p m
WaalllnKtoU 10 56 p m.
8 43 pin. u at l.v arrirlhK at flilladnlphia
I 5h m, New V ork 713 am, Haltlmnre 2 30 a m
WaaliiiiKton 4 05 a ir.
Trains aim) leave Suntuiry :
It 52 aui dally arriving at PhlladeMhia 1 62 a m
Baltimore 7 30 a in Wanhirrton dm a m New
York w 3.1 a 111 Weekday!. 10 :s a m Sunday.
3 33 m du'ly urnvluir at Phllndidplila 7 33
a tn, Now York 9 3.1 a m, 10 38 sundnvs Haiti
mere 1 'i0 a m, Wiislilnnion H30 u m. U.iHIniure
13 10 p n WaHiilliirton 116PU1.
7 5fl a m week days nrrivlnz nt Plillndclpliln
lUSam, New York 9 13 p m, Baltimore 12 10 p
... tl..ul .(..n 1 1 .
111, ,? uniiiut mil 1 141 r 111
1 65 p u. week dtyt arrirlnir at Phllaileljihla
4 33pm wYorkV30pm, Haiti more S ou p m
Washlnuli'l 7 16pm '
1 4 p m dnllv. arrlvlnir at Phllndelpliln 7 33 p m
New York 10 33 p m, Uultlmurv7 30 p m, WubU
lDton 8 36 p III
Trains also leave Suntmry at 9 50 a in and 5 20
ndHSlpm, lor HurrlaliurK. Philadelphia and
Hallimore
I. H. Wilf)l. (len'l Pans Agent
i. B. HUTCHINSdN (Jen'l Mauaa-er.
m muW. mmm -m .aa-aBv
the
ORBAT M'
pi'olj tba above renal ta In'SO days. Iticti
BOWfrnUyaodiuieklT. Cmr when all otberi fall
i
. RESTORES VITALITY
(VI Made a
Well Man
of Me.
'ouutnea will main their loat manhood, and old
men will recover their youthful vifor by adai
BETITO. It quickly sad surely restores Merron
neat, Loat Vitality, Impoteocy, Kigbtly Emuuloaa
Loat Power, Falling Iloaiory. Wantln ClaeanM. and
all effect of to If -abuse or excess and Indiscretion,
which unfit one for study, bttelnesa or marriage. It
not only cum by starting at the seat of diiease, but
la a groat nerve tools and blood builder, bring
ing baok the pink glow to pale cheeks and re
storing the flre of yonth. ft ward" oft Fmanltj
and Connumption. Insist on having HE VI VO, no
other. It can be carried In vent rocket. Ily mail
1.0OperiaKaaorati for VS.OO, with a poel
tire written iroarantee to rn" cr refund1
tba money. Circulvliue. AJdr j
Royal Medicine Co.,DcA.iS
For mle in Middlehirqh, Va.f bv
MIDDBLEUllGll DlllG CO.
Is signature in 011 every Ixix of tho genuine
axative Uromo-Quinine Tablets
remedy that rnrcs a cold In one day
Crip brines weakness, exnaustlon, nervous
prostration- Dr. Miles' Nervine cures them. .
Vmilypapcrarhlladelphlnn!
i a -may" diaVt thank
seat in a street.
called hr female.
Imatth.daaenefnywhon,
DFl . FENNER'S
I GOLDEN RELIEF!
I CUTS ' , VVHtU, BNT ARtP !
BRUISES "PaiVf arV COLD. I I
J8PRAIN5 M i) Ik B IM BRONCHrml I
KAHTWABU-
1 a m r m I
9 30 4 50
'9 09, 4 40
I 9 04 4 35 I
IK 53 4 37 1
1 S 49 4 33
'8 47, 4 20
I S 40 4 13 1
i 31 4 07
8 35 3 67
B30 3 59
8 13 8 44
B 07 8 49
7 57 8 3
754 829
7 49 8 31
7 43 8 20
T86 8 18
7 33 8 15
7 800
ter.
Plainly, therefore, glory outfht to
fall uln-re glury is (ine. Miss Ethel
Kothwell, who is 14 in the matter of
years, but infinitely mure mature in
the matter of eoinmoii yente, ought to
have ut ku&t us much credit as the
"t ru'uu rs" i.f uther prent fljrhters hne
naJ. hulled, if the Xt.-;:t uf the M'rv
ice khe has remiereu i..r bruii.tr were
wiile.y known, Miss Kthel, who is now
the must ilninestic uml rttirin of
misses, would he in demand as au ex
pert authority by light-weights the
world over.
As u "coach" Kthel was born, not
made. In her well-balanced little head
the principles of successful prize-lighting
were providentially innate. Or
this at least was inferred by the rep
resentative of the New York World
who called upon her at her home iu
Denver.
It is usvless to deny, though this is
incidental, that Miss Kthel is excep
tionally attractive. She is a vivacious
red-cheeked young lady, with deep blue
eyes and two heavy braids of auburn
hair.
The main point is that in build she
greatly resembles tho champion.
XKJl'TJIC NviTlc'e,. Nulm i. (.-
given tli.il le.itfra tea amciuury upon t..
! uf 4uuu .vtjniv, l.iiu u. furry iu..
Miii, Auyder ouuly, . ., ile.ti.id. In,
uevll lwuoa III due lui-iu uf 1..1V m i.u U11 I,
ai)(lliHl, to WUOlll all 111 Idok-J lo a..l.l -k.l
biiuiiuj uiami luniioJiaio iiiyiiicu ia.i.1 too.,
uwvni. elaiius iax.ti-l u m.i iuiu ir.ioi.l tiid .
uuly ttuiiieuiicmii 1 lorseiiio.ii.Mit.
ill- llAi.l. tw. ui-.N l.K. 1
UMI..V1I-. .. ilu . .., 1 l.Ciwuiora
ML I'leuuiul MiilK, I'.i. iijv .J, Iji.
1,-XHCl l ltlX S NOTH K-N.UUO ii lietc
Klvell tluil lettt-m u:la.ilenl.iry up., 11 inu v
tale of fMiiiuul lilt'iibarl, lute in W ai.uui.,
t., .-liyiU'r Co., I it., iiiH''tl, liavo iii-eu n.,.ii'
i.i ilue fiu iii of la v to ilm utitlviijtiei, 1 1 tviiii
all iiideltti'ti to mild enuni; Hihuiiii ui.iko nun
mate puvinent and uiosc linv i'itfcLiitii. ii.iiii
11 auuuul iji'Hiit tiu-iii d.ily uoi.it-ntu-a.e.i (
au.timiiiiii. iiA.uV a il ad Aid',
1 r. I nit s, Hi K. iMti,
Uec. 21, ''.I U. I'.kix'utorn
fir 'T
;:(' :, .
A
UMINITIUTOK.S NOTICE Let-
leiK ot Atliiilulnlrittloii In nn
ealuteuf Wllliinn Weiriek line ol leiitrn Itvp.
Buyder enmity, Pa., dec d, having bf-iifraii(d
to Hie uinleraiKiied, all peramia knowinx liiem
elves Iniki ti il 10 "aid t-aiuie are re.u.nte.l li,
make Iminediato iiiyiiiout, while tlinxo livi uM
caiinawill ireaent Iheiu duly aiithentlcaled to
Ihe uiideraiKiied.
MK'HAKL A. W. IHK'K. Admlnintrator
t'mn 'i'oiitaiiietito Amiezo.
i. Q. Crouw, Att'y.
Dec. 2H, itfili.
"YOUNG CORBETT."
(FeatherwelBht Champion Who
Trained by Ills Slater.)
Was
loung ladies who may be moved to
emulute her may be interested to know
that the Denver Dianu is only four feet
eleven inches tall. She is, however, ex
trnordinarily muscular with no extra
pounds. Her exact measurements are
as follows: Forearm, S inches; biceps,
0 inches'; wrist, 5 inches; .calf, 11
inches; thigh, lOtj inches; waist, 18
inches; neck, 13 inches; chest, 30
inches; reach, CO inches.
Now, in addition to her muscle and
pretty face, Miss Kthel is a young lady
of marked initiative. When her stal
wart youug brother confided to her
quite in secret his pugilistic ambitious
she said to him:
"Listen to in. Will. If you want to
lie a tighter, skip rope. It will help
your wind and it will make your feet
nimble."
The budding champion laughed.
Whereupon his sister explained fur
ther and he took her advice. This was
two years ago. To-day he is the cham
pion. This illustrates the remarkable
sasrncity of woman.
Having become an expert rope-
skipper and demonstrated the wisdom
of the exercise to his own satisfaction,
young Mr. Kothwell needed no persua
sion to adopt the next piece of ad
vice his sister gave him.
Thi was that he should try saw
ing wood. In the back -yard of the
Rothwell house there- is always 1 an
enormous stack of logs and. a large
saw. She advised him to saw with his
right hand for IS or 20 minutes and
then do the same with his left. This
was to help him as a puncher. She was
always present to see that he did it
welU
If he grew tired she still kept him
at it.
Fufore entering a battle Young Cor
bett was coached at home or at his
training quarters by this sister. At
almost every fight she accompanied
him as far as the amphitheater, when
she would go home and await the re
sult of his encounter. Her advice was
always: "Keep cool and let the other
fellow do the worrying."
She figured that he would have a bet
ter show of winning by sidestepping)
1. ; 1 3 J , J ' . m
ins oiiimnenv uiiu ueiivprinff nis ia-
moiis punches to the right or left jnw.
H was seen about two years ago that
the "kid" changed his tactics in the
ring, and it was ot his sister's advice
that he did so.
Extrutors' Suit; ni' Vuluuhle
.3z:lxjs estate.
The undcraiKUid executors of the hint will
and teHtameni of .Mieliael 1. Welaml, inlo of 1
Weal lieaver township, Snyder cMiiii.ty, l'u., do
ceaMd, by virtue of the power 'Hid authority
contained in mud loat will and teataim-nt, will on
Friday, February 7th, VJ02,
rxpoae to public ante, on the premie, Hie following-
Ueacrilied real ctnte, to wit :
All that eertiiiu meatte ortrurt of Intnl. the
hmueflteed of the decedent, mtiiate in tuwn- !
hip, county and alate nforeaaM, a utiort dis
tance aoiitti of the -'Hidxe hun-h," bounded
on the north by laud of Jacob 1'reeae, enat by
hind of Jeremiah Knepp, south by laud of A,
A. Komi and Jacob .Nerhood aih! west liy the
Miniili Hal. property, conuiluliii; one hundred
and thirty-thren tili'J) acres and 51 Hrchcs,
more or lea, with the appurtenances, whereon
ia erected a two-story KATIIKII-KHMIDKI)
i)WF, InrKO UANK OAKN, aud nccesaary nut-buildinifi-
'Maial
These bulldinice are ctmparntivcly new
anil In first class t-nuditiuu. i he land is In a
hlKh state of cultivation with pleuiy of choice
fruit. A well of never failinic water near the
d.rfir. aud a larice BprlnK which furnishes water
for a sprinic house a few steps south of the
iiuiii dffelliuic. also a water troiiKh with acou
tUiit sup-y the year round to water all the
lock on the farm. JkMi BMmM
rale to commence at 10 o'clock A - M., of mid
day wlirit terms will be made known by
KM ISA t' WK1A Nil,
WILLIAM W Kl AND,
Janiea Crouae, Kxecutors.
Attorney.
Kick a dog and he bites yo
He bites you and you kick hi
f he more you kick tho nx
ic bites and the more he bile
lie more you kick. E.k
makes the other worse.
A thin body makes th!
blood. Thin blood makes
thin body. Each makes t'.
other worse. If there is croi: .
to be a change the help mu.--nine
from outside.
Scott's Emulsion is the rigl
'.dp. It breaks up such
combination. First it sets t:
tomach right. Then it c
riches the blood. Th.
strengthens the body and !
begins to grow new iksl
A strong body makes l it i
blood and rich blood makes .
trong body. Each makes tl.i
other better. This isthewax
Sott's Emulsion puts the thii
oody on its feet. Now it ca:.
yt along by itself. No nei c.
of medicine.
This picture rrprcM-r.t-the
Trade Maik of Scotl'
Mniulii u and is on tin.
wrapper of every bottle.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & I'.OWNi;
409 I'eatl St,. New York.
50c. and ft. ull druggists.
One Man's Opinion.
"According t" statistic," said the
11 wee t pirl ffradiiate, "w umi'ii live nboiit
ten year longer llian men."
"Yes," prowled the did bachelor,
"and I bey miht live .'.0 years Inner
if they weren't so shy about passing1
the .'10 mark."- Chieaffo Daily News.
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
1
Caurl FraciarnatiDn.
1CHKRKAS the Hon. Harold M.
" 1
! Jo, f
tSltliiy Klrls nre filled with ulce
Whi n the north wind ? klpp,
Kor It hrliius the t hajis. ynu see.
To thi lr ruby lips.
rhlladc Ipttlu I'ri H.
I'renulent Jiulue 0! the JinUrial
MeClurt
District.
eotnpoaed of the enuntleii ol Tinyder, and
t'lilnn and I'eler F. lieKln and .. T. lii'tn
tterllnir. l'l"., AnDHliite .1 u.les lu and InrSny
dsr oounty, have lanued their piecept. heiirluu
date the 12th day 01 Dec, A. I)., 1111. I" me
tlrected for the Imldlnic ol an Uriliiina' Court, a
court ol touiinon Flt-iia, court oil .'yor and Ter
miner and lenernl t'ourt ol Hunrt'T ScksIiiiih ol
ihel'oace, at MlddlehurKh, lor the county ol
Sayder. on the Hrst .Monday, (tmlnif llis'JIth
ihv ot Feb. IWr.'). and to cuiitlniie one week
Notice is thereh.re heret'y lvn tu the t'oron
er, Jiifllcea ol the I'enre 11ml ('ofiHlulilcti lu uml
lurtliv eiitiuly ol Miyiler. to 'ippeiir In tlii.il
iroicr percoti with Ihelr roll", r rds, lnitilst
iioiii. examination.' ami other reiueintiriineei
lo do tlmec Ihlnuii which ol their olllce" 11 nil In
their tieliall parluln to ho dune aud wltueum
and poiKona jiroMecutiiiK In liehall ol the t'uui
uuuweiilth aaiiliuitsiiy person or person are re
ipilrcd to he then uml there iiiUmuIiii iind de
piirtlnK witliout leave ut their peril. Justice.
are reiUenteii to he punctual In llieir attendant'!
at the uppuintcd time uirree.ihly tu nutice.
llvou under my hsnii sciilnt the Slierlll'-
olllee lu Alldillel urirh. the 'JTih dny ol .Ian.
. D., oue tlio'isittid nine huudred two.
(i. Vt . litis', .Sherlll.
U'IDOWS' AI'l'KAISKM KNTs.-Notlci' Is Here
by iftveii (hut Ihi! tulliitvlii Widows' Ap
prnlKi-iiientHiinihrMiefliHihiw, have In'en Mum
with the Clerk til I lie i)rp inns' Court ol Miyiti-i
OJUiity forcoiinrinallnti Feb. aitli. 112.
1. AppralspttiiMit of Harriet, lllckhurt. whin v
of Joimthan llli'khurt, lain nf itslil niftoii tup.
deeeaxetl, elected W bo taken under the f:iue
exetnpUoii luw.
i. Appraisement, of fiuruh Slruiiso, widow ot
Ellar Stroiiso, lulfl Of Monnsi twp.. dvceuatd.
elected to be taken under the tuo axoniptlou
law.
8. Appraisement of Lucy A. Airier, widow of
lerotue Aitrler. lace of Beaver two., deceased.
elected Vu tM) tuken under tuu H'W exempt Inn
law.
4. Appraisement of Amunrtn Whtnd, widow
of Michael Welund. late ot West Heaver twp.,
elected to be taken under the I3uu exeinplluu
law.
5 Appraisement or UottyRncDley. widow of
Frederick KulcDley, latu 01 Niunroe twn., dee'd.
elected to be ukuu under the 1300 exemutloo
luw.
U. M. HAINDKU Clerk.
MlddleburR. Ta.. Jan. 25. Mt.
M AXTKIl A Tlf'KKT.
AVIIil t'rnntierry Jam.
A will cranberry culled "tranbar'
in Swedish, for which no use ever
has biieu fount! in 1h Scandinavian
countries, has now found n market
in Gerninny, 2,2.14 quarts having been
shippeil recently to one firm In Chem
nitz. The (leriiiitns convert the ber
ries into a jam that bids fair to rival
English prdscrves. -; ( .
. Danced a Bit Too Lively. '
A man in JforVlstown, Fa., who was
opposed to fiave dropped dead at a
REOIHTKK'8 NOTICKH.-Notlce iRnereDy giv
en that the followlnif uained DeraotiH Iihvi
died their Administrators'. Uiirndhtn. und K .
ecutoiH' account tntbe K-iflatei 'a onieeol Sny
der Cuiinty, and the same will be presented for
connrmuiinn anu aiiowanco hi inu txxiri uouae
n MiddleburKh. Monday, Keb. is b, Hti.
1. Tho account of Jno. II. Jarrctt. executor
ot the last will and testament oljitcuu Jurrett,
UllO UI Aluuiue lunusuip, ueveuano.
a. First and final acootintof Hivlllu Krdlev.
administratrix of tlieestule of Theodore Krdley,
Ute of franklin to a-nslilp, dee'd.
8. First and final account of Kilns Brunner,
executor of Samuel Brunner, lute of Centre
township, deceased.
4. Flrn and final account of Oenrjre I.each.
ndinliilstiuior of theestuieuf William l.-ui h,
lute of Chapman t,p.,dec'd.
. First and final account of D. fl. (iarnun,
ndiniiilslrnioriif the estateol Sarnh li, tjnjdur,
hue of t'hiipinau township, deeyased.
. Fbstand Until account of 8. A. Wetzel and
f. II. Hlnifainiin, executors of tho estate of
Oenrife Kt.ler, Into ui Braver towi ship, dee'd.
7. Hrtdand filial account of T. A. Wairnnr,
ndinlnlstriiior of Ihe estulo of Mary A. Butn
ipudner.luleof West Ueuvertwp., dee'd.
8, First uud dun) account of T. A. Wukuit, ad-
mlnlstrntnrof tho estate of Adnm IluniKurdner,
line of Heaver townsnip, uee u.
9. First and account of If. P. Jurrett. executor
of tho last will and tuHiumeut of Muivuret
Hpahr. lateof Hellnsirrove, deceased.
10- Final account of Henry Brown, (ruardlan
Of Katte and SterllnR Freed, minor children of
George Freed. Iut ot Washington twp, dee'd.
11. First andrnntl account of William K. Mir
Mr. r.eenthi'ie Well, I think mar
riage ut the best is but a lottery .
Miss Kcekhein You don't happen to
know- where they sell tickets, do you?
Ally Sloper.
le.ean l Ik later..! lo.al Srrlr.f.i
rrbru.ry t. 1IMIU Th- Mn uf
l-yl.st.
TUB I.KSSON TKNT.
(Acta 5:1-11.)
1. Dut a certain man namii: .rt.niaa,
with 8apphlra his wife, sold .. u.. -1 ssJon.
X Ami kept buck part or tl., price, bis
wife also beirK privy lo It. ai.ii Irnuthl e
oertuln purl, and laid It i.t ihe apo(U-a
feet.
3. Hut 1'etcr said. Ananias, why hath Sa
tan Utltd thine lic.rt to lie lu Ihe Holy
Uhost, and to kci p back pari ol il epriet
uf the land?
4. While It remained, was II t ot ihlr.r
own? ai d after It was goal 1 1:1 11 in
thlt.e own power? why hast thmi cot 1 1 lvi:
this iliii.K In tblne heart ? thtai 1 .1.-1 1.1 i..a
unto nn 11. luit vinto 1 iiKl.
G. Ai.d Ananias. 1;. .ini K tl .-. a,.i:-1.I!
down, aid nave tip the tthu-l: .11.'
liar einie 1111 all 1 In 111 thai In ai C llii..
t ll ! I s.
li. And the "iii k tin 11 unff, r .nnc' l.lm
up. ai.ii I'.irriiil him nut. aini hurli c! Mm.
7. Ai'i! It w.is milium the -p.u . uf tlnn
hiiiiis altif. 1hii h:?i if. . i.ut kt 1
v hat w .- i.ur.i . 1 1 nn ;n.
.ii! I'. ti r 11 - i 1. il 111. In 1 r T !! 11,1
wlut I.' 1 . t..;: :h. ..11 il f. r - 11,111 l" Ai d
hv .-.ni. 1 ... r mill li.
'J 'I'll. 11 l'i 1. r -.1..! 1. 1. in h. 1. Iluu Is it
I hat e have a nr. ! .-a tl : ti.pt
Spirit i.f tin- I : ' I., l. .(.!. t . -. 1 1 h. tn
I w liicli in v Inn.. 1! Hi l;u . . ... .. 1 . ,1 1 i..t
il.'.'r. an! .-h i:: fin-) 1 li,-. , ,,-
10. 'I'lu 11 sin- l.-.l .!..ii ir . :!.iv. i -il hit.
fi it. and j, o up il.- 1:. 1. .).: the
yoin.K tin n -.i ii . in .,1.,: ,.i.; , tnrdi.nl.
aid, i,urii hi t :l., lot . t a- I hi r
llll-ll.lt.il.
11. Ai.d i;r. al .1 1 inn if:, -it; ll.i
ll.llt'l ll. .111, pp.. r. .1,- ni 11. . i.. at.l tin
th:ri'.
I.iil lll'.N ' l.v -. h.-i i ll,,-,- , 11 1 1 1 .1 u
iiin llnu. hpi-til, --t' n.iiii irnlK
vvltli his iii-liihhor. lpli. I
Ni iT K.S ami 1 1 i.M ,i I , N i s.
Siiiiiin' . 1; : t i 1 1 -1 tli. Hofv Sjiirit.
Ill llii.-- Iosiiii we lire iiiailc .'jcipiaiut
eil with a new power uiuii to Hie
iipostli-N throuuh the Holy Spirit. -I
lie pow er of ili'lo't iiiL'' f.il-a-hiioil.
I!tlt that, however, i- imt the eliaf
point for us to consider. Aiiainti
uml Sapphira were exiool that we
HiifJ lit see I he rrpiilsivcnc-s of by-poeri-y
uml the fact that iin-in
eerily iu any religious iiui'e.-..sion i
a lie, not to lin n iiiirely, Iml lo ('mil.
siotuel i ines i i 11 1 j 11 1 . si upon men, but
it never tines upon linn, ami front
Mini, in Mis own 1 i tin-, is -urc to
meet with the fearful pm Mi nt
which is its just mnl ti 1 1 i t tr due.
llrotherliooil of the Utuivh. -'I ht
coiuiiiiiiiity of lie church here Ji
scrilii'il is ex ideiil ly not a imitle of
cMiet form. The things whii-h -ticli
mini possessed were I11M by ciuih, but
no one boasleil uf his un uersliip or
let it interfere with the relief of pay
need of his brethren. Tin- presence
of this spirit anion"; the disciples is
clearly connected in the account will,
the power that the apostles hud in
preachiiijr. The sale of property was
voluntary (3:4), ami less univerwl .
than the exact words of .eis .:--'"
would imply. It was very common,
however, ami its practice impotcr
ishctl the church mi llial Paul had
constantly to be eal heriu funds for
the Christ ians at Jerusalem, py a
very mil oral arrangement, the apos
tles wi re treasurers of I lie common
fund, the use beinjr similar to that
which they themselves pracliccil
when traveling about Pale-line will.
Jesus. We do not see 011 Ihe surface
why i'.arnabas' pi ft broulii him MJ
much favorable nutice. The yift may
have been unusually larue, or his .so
cial position amonrf Hie Jews mav
. ave been such as to call a 1 1 nil inn
to him. That is hardly likely, how
ever, and il is inure prnliable lh.il
there was some! li ug especially at
tractive about the way in which he.
made the 1 1 iTe ii nr. The word "exhor
tation" in the it. lerpivl a I ion of
liarn.ilias' 11:1111c is from the same,
root as "Comforter." the title Je.siiv
pave to the Jloly Spirit. We have
charged the meaning of the ,onl
"exhortation," which origin illv
meant "eiieouraueiiii'iil.'' ,
.1 inlirtiient, 1 ' poll Anai.ia a:il Sap
phira. -These people wanted the
credit of pciierosity wiihoul ni.iKnii.
the iiecessaty saeritiee. Hit' eiillni-i-
When you luck enerpy, do not re
lisb your food, fool dull a d stuml,
after eatiup, nil you need 18 a dow
of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
TabletH. They will make you feel
liko a hew nlitu and civoyou an ap
petite like a hear. For Bale by tht
Middlebur? Drue Store.,
h Spoiled Ilia I'hyslqur.
"Do you mean to say such a physical
wreck ns he is gave you that black
eye?" ashed the magistrate. .
"Sure, your honor, lie wasn't a phy
sical wreck till afler he pave ji:e the
black eye." replied the complaining
wife. Tit-Hits.
Itetort ( oiirteons.
"Hair's getting a bit pray, sir," re
marked the barber, as the next victim
settled back In the chair.
"Xo wonder," rejo.:ned the 11. t.
"Just think how long 1 have been wait
ing." Chicago Daily News.
' The Situation.
Mrs. Tnm.pkins Do ynu think- your
aon'a life is blighted by that cruel girl?
1 Mrs. Simpson Oh. nn; Archibald it
too much infatuated with himself tn be
cerinttaly injured by nn external love
affair. Detroit Free Tress.
('onipcllcd to Want It.
Smith My wife wants a new
every day in the year.
Jones She must be awfully ex !
gant. Does s.he get il?
Smith No; that is the reason
compelled to want It. Tit-lVts.
Vrry l.lke!y.
"Why .dties Mrs. Caste! persist in
wearing that nld-rcse waist'.
4 '"She nays' lt' ;he p' rvaillrg tint."
"Wonder if her hushed wrnrs 'iti
upon
nstie comments of the di-eipb
the net of those who brought in sucli
gifts inadi! them desire to be com
mended thus. It seems strange thai
they did not come together. Perhaps
Sapplilra hoped by a 11 i ;: 1 1 ,1 ine at
just, the right limine. il to probine the
cntliiislasin. Anaiiins lo,.i his !ic
withoiit speaking a word. The worst
lies can be put in ci rculat in:: in 1 1 1 is.
way. Peter's charee Unit A tinias
lied to the Holy tihosl is a recogni
tion of the presence of the Spirit, in
the church anil among the apostles.
The rebuke I'cter gave A minimi it,
sluil'p anil stinging, showing the use
lessncss of his deception as well as
its outrageous wickedness. The
death of Ananias was proli 1 lily not
a mere resnjt of the terrible surprise
of Peter's rebuke, but 11 direct judg
ment of Hod. liven if it were it
natural event, il imlieales thai n; -
tiius' sin was one es ia'!y ilai...er-
Olis to the church. The sii:, il shoulil
be remembered, is thai of try '"11 li
seem la tier tli;;i. I., r. a'ly ... 'opi
nion tl ss 1 h" s'll !.. ',' Is l.l-l ; ,,,,.,
lnwai'ii ( ml iiini .u i.e , in., , I..
Itltd usefulness of the 1. a;.
cil .il 111 I a nc n. t " . .-I .1 v.
lli'Mt II of Sa ;mlii :i h :i .. t'11 1 1
lliill.it t hat Iter fate was lie
(lotl's dispi. .1-1 1 l fn!
liat ural c , . . ' .i r j'
causes tuny have litnl in ihe
l'UAi T;i'.1. M IM.li'ATl
Iy ioci i ;. is ;,- -i : 1 1 ; ; i 1 1
Sill p.i '.- , 1 ' il 1 lie. Il ll u
le lile
Tiic
1 lite
111 for
t. -uii or
f mere
-'"ell
1 .'.-ml.
lieh
i'.i
robes that it may be ho'..i.cu.
It is tl;.. he-t i:.'i:;.. which ,,.e m ist
(viuitterf. in il. No one counterfeits
the bills of a broken bank.
No o" is asl.id to give Id (".lI
again.-i his will. What, he give he
should give heartily and fully.
When the day of unmasking und
judgment comes, liovv "''.'"''l'...
wiSfflPfWMS"
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