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FOR SYSTEMIC CATARRH
Peculiar to Summer Pe-ru-na Gives
Prompt and Permanent Relief.
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WEST BEAVER.
I'htii i Adam Thomas ami wife,
Keedy Steely, of Lowel, has bet
itin'witli his sister, Mrs. Mai I is
Ho(.fn!?!f, l Vira MiffliB ou,,uJ''
for the past week.
Jockey George ami family, f
MeClure, lu'M an ice cream fw4al
I ,r...lrlJ lar SuttltvJ-IV
at laiiiei h-b"" -
.veiling
T F. Swiulonl aiul three Iwys, of
MeWvtown spent a few Uys here
last week g friends.
Pete llomig, of Milroy, wi seen
,m our streets last Satunhy.
Kzurii Knepp, of LewwtoAV. spent
s...l.,v wit his nareuts at Cross-
grove.
The Fourth passed oti very -quite
in our eity.
1. W. Treaster and wife, of
Ivitovn, spent a few day here
last week pmtting ng tfruit.
Tlie wet weather we haw had
at week prevented some of -ir far
mers from finishing cutting -vheat.
A small shipment of .'huckle
berries was made liere last week by
J. 15. !?lc;llenbergor.
Some of our soliool teachers
think they will have a hard battle
to fight .here on ihe 14th with Prof.
W'allmrai acting ae captain.
Ievi R. Treaster took a "trip to
Juniata .county last week to gay his
daughter, Mrs. ihloak a visit.
To have given up would have
meant the death of Mrs. LolsCragtf,
of Dorchester, Mass. For years she
had endured untold misery irom a
severe luntr trouble and obstinate
cough "Often,'" she writes, "I
could scarcely breathe and onie
times could not speak. All doctors
Mid remedies failed till 1 use Dr.
King's Sew Discovery for Con
sumption and was completely cured.
UnfWora from Coughs. Colds,
Throat rod Lung .Trouble need this
prana remeay, ior it aisupp-iiuin,
rum is guaranteed by the Middle'
bureh Drug Co , Graybill, Gftrman
& Co., Richfield, Pa., Dr. J. VV.
Sampsell, PennHcreek. Pa. Price 5"c
and $1.W. uriai potties iree.
McCL-UftE.
Farmer -are experiencing trouble
to cut their grain on account ot rain
The hayerop is the shortest ecer
had in this taction.
Farmers are reeowing their wheat
Ileitis with clover. The clover sov
ed last Spring all being killed by
tlie drought.
Wm. Iloffttun, J. E. llenfer am
several others that re working at
Logan were home over lite 4th, the
vork being eufended a few days.
The shirt factory lias again sus
pended for a week, owing to the fact
of having no goods to work on.
The4tb. was olieerved at this
place in different ways. Some in
putting off fire work, and others by
taking too much "oh be joyful" the
latter felt the most patriotic.
Amnion L. Bickle, who ia work
ing at Patterson, Pa., putting down
cement walks was home over Sun
day. The Bell telephone company have
staked of a line through this valley
and are going on to Sunbury. They
settle and pay all damage claims as
they go. This is different from
what the other company did when
they went through. Tbey cut dawn
trees and limbs of trees and just left
them lay where they cut them down
without ever asking or settling for
the damage.
Isaac Dreese was called to Pitts
burg last week 6 wing to some trouble
about a car load of nail keg staves
shipped to that place. 1
IMB't Pall t Try TkU.
Whenever an honest trial is given
to Eleotrio Bitters for anv trouble it
is recommended for a permanent
cure will surely be effected. It
never falls to tone the stomach, re.
gulate. the kidneys and bowels.
stimulate the liver, invigorate the
nerves and nurifv the blood. It's a
wonderful tonio for run-down sys
tems. Electric Bitters positively
cure Kidney and laver Troubles,
Stomach Disorders, -. Nervousness,
Sleeplessness. Rheumatism. Neural
gia, and azDflla Malaria. Satisfac
tion guaranteed by the Middleburg
vtag Do., Ursybiii, Carman Co.,
jfrchfield,PtnPr.;r. W. Sampsell,
SHREINER.
Ira Sanders of Pittsburg is vitit
ing bis purt-nt'ut this place. I
Miss Ma'i Lesher, of North umber- j
land spent a few days with Miss
lloust ami Miss Young of this place.
The festival held for the- beuefit
of the Sander's Hollow Sunday
school on Saturday night ws well
attended.
J. F. Valborn, wife and daughter
of Sunbury, spent Sunday citti Jno.
Shatter tad family.
Miss Cora Derk of Northumber
land is visiting her auut, AIr9 IIol
lenback. Miss Harriet Wetzel of Sunbury,
i
is visiu.nir lier parents.
SaiiMiel Tmxel and l!v friend of
lveuovx, spent Sunday v.th his par
ents.
BiiPt Schaeiler anJ wife siwiit
Sundavwith Mr. i.ittort Winlield.
Samuel Smith snA Miss Cora
Bailey both of this place, were unit
ed in ;he Holy bonds of matrimony
on Sunday. The good people of
this wince wish tliem happiness and
suctxsss in all their undertakings.
Mo IiUUKvr llinu l'niir IImikI
is tlie spot In your back directly affect
ed by IuiuIjuko. But it 'is big euougb
to pPDHtniie you until a kind frieoa
rubs i'erry Davis' ravukiller into yow
nehiug flesh. Then the throbbing puiK,
whioli has been as ld as toothache,
dies way. Puinkiltor k etmally gotNt
iu relieving aciatica and the varies
forme .for rheumatiui. 2."c and WV.
bottlos!
8CHNEE.
Don Hoover and John Shadle, f
Fremont, started foi Atlantic City
last Holiday to stay a "few weeks.
Do not forget that 'the St. Johtfi
Union Sunday school will hold thr;
annusil picnic, July, 18th.
llev. D. I. Schaefler, the llefonu-
ed minister, nreaclhecl in the St.
' a
John's -church Sunday forenoon.
Howard Hoover au! F. Landiri
were to Sunbury Thursday to trans
act sotsie business.
The 4th of July Cekbration was
well atttmlcd from all parts of the
county.
Mrs.I. P. Wendt audsnof Meiscr
ville, w3ie in town Sai&rday.
Some if our people attsnded the
show at Fremont last Saturday night
Jb.J. k.ersttter, wiie and son
and Henry Harding and wife were
to Mckecsto visit Geo. 1111 Sunday.
Wm. A Harding, Esther Hard
iner and Stella Hoover started for
A lien town a Monday.
Next Sunday forenoon lev. C. C.
Miller the Liitheran minw.er wi
preach in the St. John's church.
David Hoover was to Scliasgrove
oti Monday to transact some business,
Sel More Help.
Oftfin the over-taxed oreaas of di
gestion cry out for help by Dyspe
noia'a nftios. Xausea. Dizziness
H AftHanhea. liver eomnlaints. bowel
disorders, sucn trouoies cau ior
prompt use of Xr. King's New Life
Pills, They are gentle, thorough
and guaranteed to cure, cents at
tha Afildlflburff Drue Co.. Gray-
bill, Garman and Co., Richfield, Pa.
Dr. J. W. SampBelL Pennscreek.
Pa.
SELIN8GROVE. .
The funeral of J. H. Ulsh which
took place on Wednesday of last
week was largely attended. The
business places were closed from 10
to 1 o'clock, there were many per
sons from the surrounding towns
present among them from your
town we noticed ex-Prothonafy Wit
tenmyerr Shiriff Bow and Editor
P.S.fiiUer. ;
Mrs. Buffington of York passed
through here on her way to her
home. She was aocompained by
Mrs. Grabill and child.
Editor Lumbard and wife spent
Sunday of last week at Sunbury
with Murray Smith and family.
Mrs. Smith being their daughter.
Mrs. S. P. Burns was heated to a
genuine surprise party on Monday
evening of last week;; which the
womens relief corps had gotten up,
and to find her sister Mrs. Dr. Ul
rica ot Millersburg in- the crowd
was an additional surprise. . .
Mrs. C. H. Klose and daughter
jter, Mrs. Elmer Snyder.
lv Kurt Gauglor, ph itographer
il Hani-iuirg is on a viit tt his
parents. "
Francis App of Lvkens .Valley
csuueovtr last Mom lay to sec his
brother, Norm ill, who had been sick
but is out again.
Mrs. Pine is making a visit with
Mi. 4. 11. Ul.-h. S!k- expetits to
rout liu for some time
Mr. and Mrs. Miller, of Mi. Car-
mcl the latter a niece of Mrs. Wag
ner were entertained in town several
ays last. week.
If r. and Mrs. I. II. Eiscnhuth
are entertaining iurs. lMsenourg oi
Iweading.
ueo. I lames went to I uie Sum
mit to see his wife ami llll(l, wlio
ire visiting her parents.
Dauntless llookc Ladder Co. were
guests ot the lioemeii at Danville oil
tlie-ltu. A nuiulier ot our citizens
took iu the celebration there and at
Muncy. The suul racket was in
dulged in here, in the eveuing, bal
loons were sent skyward and rockets
and other fire works were set off,
which furnisit4 nmusement for the
crowds ou the streets.
Dr. II. F. Wagenseller Kid wife
eft ou Saturday for a tri,: to the
west, they exw-jt to be goae alxut
a inontk.
Johu and "Garfield lustner -of
Sunbury were 4th of July visitor?.
Lawrence Lontz night oinirator
at the Junction accompaineil by his
wife and chile have taken a trip to
Ual'w urove t visit Mrs. L s Dareirte.
J. S. Bunlihart, ami daughter.
Mary and Hober Gearhort of Sun
bury are gueo.s of Mrs. Margnet
Sclioch.
J. C. Forrester is mining a Bttre
foot, it has been quite sore, but ts
improving.
Will Mark -of Phila..avd acoiwin
of his from ebanon are visitiiu;
the former s parents.
Mrs. Geo. Holmes .is eutertainiijg
her father Mr. Matlis ana a nephew
of l'hila.
ur. v. ji. L'lsii aim wite ac
compained Mr. Mitchcllv(fier father)
to his home at Dnttsvotnl for a few
days.
H. B. Mover, of the Courier, was
iu town oil Saturday.
On Friday night one '(if the most
tarrilic thunder tiVjrm ever known
ha'-e, passoxl over the town about 1 1
o'clock, accotnpaincd by a downpour
of rain the latter ilastetl only about
10 minutes but a great duel ot water
feiL
Dr. N. II. Nipjle and wife of
Akron, O., are (feuding several
weckc with fritudi.
Mrs. Gleason aitxl laugLter of
Driftwood attended the fuwral of
Druggist UJsh.
Perctval Herman bought the
Fisher property on Market St. now,
occupied by A. A. Conrad and fam
ily. Consideration we understood
was $1,500.
Miss Lydia Fisher returned home
from a five weeks trip to Hazleton
and Berwick.
If A Han Lie to Y,
And say eovan other salve, oint
ment, lotion, oil or alleged healer is
as good as Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
tell him thirty years of marvelous
cures of Piles. Burn". Boils, Corns,
Felons, Ulcere, Cuts. Scalds, Bruises
and Skin Eruptions prove it's the
best and cheapest. 25 cents at the
Middleburg Drug Co., Orarbill,
Garman Co., Richfield, Pa., Dr. J.
W. Sampsell, Pennscreek, Pa.
VERDI L, LA. ,
A. F. Aucker and' family of
Chulaslcy spent Sunday. with friends
at this place.
Miss Lizzie Schrey is spending
the week with her friend Miss Bertha
Keller at Duncannon, Pa.
Dr., II. M. lvrebs and A. S.
Sechrist transacted business at Sun
bury last week.
D. L. Neitz Is working on a farm
near Danville during" hay making
and harvesting.
Chas. Kantz of Sunbury spent
Sunday at home.
R. S. Aucker of Sliamokin was
here to see the crops on his farms.
'Squire Sechrist is housed on ac-
to much cxer. '-.
Our Im had ('i''
di.-play
lire ir!s ; mv . igl.t.
BAP. WANTED VVe will pay th
liKheMt t-Hsh .ri. f for lmikli'livtrel in
MublU'liiirg.
tl. MlKIU.KIU HO I.KATMKH Mill t'O
Qiicn Alexandra yeslpnlay er.r
alnpii 10.000 I otuldii fcivriii nrni .r
Fentfd 1 carh Km-st a luxe l .l..n
late and a nilver kIU l.nmrh.
Vice Cham-'-llor Orpy, of New Jprspy,
Isnuptl on inlunttion restraining thi
Glass Blowers' Association from inter
ferlng with the operation ot tb U. W
Jonas g!as wmks at Minetola.
lit:, iiiki. Unlllr.1.
No! I did not ask for i Ih.uIu any
clieaper, or twice as hi rue, or one made
by yotirselvc. I did ask lor mid will
not have anv substitute fr lVrry
Davis' rainkillei; I huve used it, my
father used it and I would not Ik? sur
prised if my grandfiither did so too;
therjisno iiuiialioii that can eUI it.
That I am sure of for stomneh aclie.
.. A CniSHKK FOIl FWEDDV,
' FweJJy FonplngtiM Ah you fond
of luw-s, Misa MoneybngM?
' Mltm if. Yes; big dogs. Not pup
pies. Chicago Daily New.
Toh Man to III Trade.
This world which eometlmes 'cm to balk
Would iog aloim more nearly right
If pufflllM would ntvix talk
And nenators would never flKht
Washington star.
t Aiikliiw T Miarh.
VriL'lit You hiiy you kiiw lh ed
Itor throw nil my jokes in the htovo?
Penman Yes; 1 di.l.
"Uhy tlidn't you Kave tlutu fur me?
'I)o you suppose 1 wus going to
pull your ehi'stuuts out of the lire'.'"
YoukcrH Stiiti'smnn.
lulrrralliiK u KxrMJiia;.
1 noticed a large crowd gathered
5n frout f your hoiuw- this morning,
IVorrit. What was the matter?"
"I was discharging thit xik."
J? mart Set.
There is more Catarrh in this sec
tion the count ry than all other ili
eeases put together, ml until the
kt few years was supposed to be
incurable. For a great many years
dvtetors pronounced it n local di
sease, and prescribed local rem
edies, and by constantly failing to
cure with local treatment, pro
nounced it incurable. Scionco has
proven catarrh to be a constitution
al disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hall'"
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.
J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is
the only constitutional cure on the
market. ' It is taken internally in
doses from 10 drops to a teaspoon
f ul. It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for
any case it fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
. F. J. CHENEY &CO., Piopa,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
d.all-8 Family Pills ara the best.
YourHair
"Two years ago my hair was
llln our bidlv. I purchased a
i bqrjle pf 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,1 feed i it
with Ayer's Hair Vigor,
and make it rich, dark,
jand heavy.
I SLMaMtt. All
Liu cm dollar and w win txpreu
loa a bottle. B tara aadclT th; nam
if mnr dnntal eannot MDD1T you.
,r toot Maraif Cipro omoa. i
1 TcVaTTW CO.. toHi Mai.
Clem O. Moore, Editor of the Advocate-Democrat
the l'eruna Medicine Company as follows :
Oentlemen After four yean ot
catarrh, which I contracted while editing,
been greatly relieved by the use ot Peruna. I gave up work during these years
of torture, tried various remedies and many doctors, but all the permanent
relief came from the use of Peruna. My trouble was called Indigestion, but It
was catarrh all through my system, and a few bottles of Peruna made me feel
like another person, noting the Improvement after I had used the first bottle.
Peruna Is undoubtedly the best catarrh
MOORE.
Judgo Wm. T. Zonor, of Washington,
D. C, writes from 213 N. Capital Street,
Washington, I). l:
" I tako pleasure in saying that I can
cheerfully recommend the usoof Peruna
as a remedy for catarrhal trouble and a
most excellent tonic for general condi
tions." Wm. T. Zenor.
Mrs. Amanda Morrill, 138 Held street,
Elizabeth, J., writes:
'I have been sick over two years with
nervous prostration and general debility,
and heart trouble Have had four doc
torsi all said that I could not get well.
I had not walked a step in nlno months,
suffering with partial paralysis and
palpitation of the heart every other
day, ami bad become so reduced In
flesh ma to be a mere skeleton weigh
ing only 85 pounds.
"Up to this date I have taken Peruna
fee erven months. It has saved my life
DR. HALL'S WERVD
Nearly nil ll.'- ill of life lire niusi il l.y l!io i-' ."-iH' fiiliuntl.m anil .1. J...-I1 in tlie lilo...
of I'rlc Acid, llial il.-n.lly, 'i " '" "' l"0" M..0.I. Like all n.w.h trie Acid l.a- an
anll'ltiie. lr. Mall's Ncrvo I
The Sure and Speedy Remedy
Unit p" !i;.i,it 1 I lie rl of tlie troiil'V 'I iit 1.1. i'l alloviiMi 1'iit rn.ii.-ale Hie 1 .ue
Ulol ei;iv anv .l..e iveu r tli'pieiy
t-..1:..nl.,l.iiH. Mi.mach ll I: or Jits. U !.c .: mil .
rrvm r.cst, I.ms f Sleep and Appetite.
.1 1 .!....( it .. t..t. ie li:-l l.llilil.
b,..ii maker, i.uil.l. r ami W.h.,1 purilier.
Price 50 Cents a Bottle and Worth a Dollar a Drop
Aeeept I. I Mli.-lit'lte for there llol lll. r jll-l I:- '"'1. Il.-I-I Dial J..III .llMi-l Kr,s
lr. Itair Nerv f T joii. If lie lel'il.--, s. rol in lii. l.alue ami ." nl- lui'l "' II 1..i-ar.l
a liitlle l.y 1 .'ie, j repaid.
THE THYMON DRUG
A WEEK'S NEWS CONDENSED.
Wednesday, July 2.
It la reported In St. Ixiuls that King
Menelik, of Abyssinia, desires to visit
the World's Fair to be held at St. Louis
In 1904.
Thirty-five chair manufacturers met
In Greensboro, N. C, yesterday and
formed an association for "mutual pro
tection." Forty-one new cases of cholera wer
reported in Manila, P. I., yesterday, the
largest number In one flay since the
outbreak.
Congress passed a resolution pro
Tldln: for the erection of monument!
at Washington to Generals Francli
Nash and William Lee Davidson,
heroes of the Revolution.
Thursday, July 3.
According to the United States cen'
us report there are 278,719 farms In
Ohio, valued at $1,036,615,180, of wblcb
79 per cent Is In land.
A. B. Dusch shot and killed Will
Wood at Metropolis, III., during a
quarrel. Woods accused Dusch of In
suiting hla Bweetheart.
Captain C. W. King, of the Mln
Leapolis detective force, was sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary for
being an accessory to a felony.
Tha Photo Engravers' Union haa
been expelled from the American Fed
eratlon of Labor for breaking faith
with the International Typographical
Union. .
Mrs. Harriet Avent, cook for A. M.
Clary, of Chelsonvllle, Va., was found
unconscious, wlwth her skull fractured.
Her husband Is charged with the
crime.
Saturday, July 5.
The Pennsylvania Kallroad Company
has ordered 2u7,000 tons of steel rails
for 1903.
The Texas Prohibitionists' tatc con
vention met yesterday and named a
full ticket
Joseph Merrlfleld, treasurer, of the
Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore,
of I ruw fitnUville, Ga., writea
Intense suffering, caused by systemic
and traveling for my paper, I have
remedy ever compounded. CLEM O.
as I can safely testify. I have not felt
so well In five years, having walked
over one mile without III result, and
have also gained thirty pounds since
commencing to tako Peruna. In fact,
I cannot praise it too highly." Mrs.
Amanda Morrill.
Peruna never fails to prevent systemic
catarrh or nervous prostration if taken
in time. Tcruna is tho most prompt and
permanent euro for all cases of nervous
prostration caused by systemic catarrh
known to tho medical profession.
If you do not derive prompt and satis
factory results from tho uponf Peruna,
writo at once to Dr. Hartman, Riving a
full statement of your case and ho will
bo pleased to give you his valuable ad
vice gratis.
Address Dr. Hartman, President ot
Tho Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
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i r: , Hvmh psi.:. C.n.tii ti..n. Iiii:;;:i-'.i'.ii. fj
Ir. Hall's Nert.i 1 . a i.i:re!) :.' -:. Kj
III. lleliillt.ltril ' k t III . Ull.l i a ' I : . ' ' I . I ' '.' A
CO., HARRISBURG, PA.
One hundred workmen employed by
the Spedden Kliiu Hiilldiiij; Company, at
Haltimore, struck for an Iti'Teaso In
wanes.
General Lloyd Wheaton reached Chi
cago, 111., from Manila, where he will
reside, his retirement for aye being sut
for July 15.
The keel of the battleship Nebraska
was laid In Moran Bros. & Company's
ship yardH, at Seattle, Wash., yester
day, before a great crowd.
Monday, July 7.
The 20th national convention of the
North American Turnerbund opened
In Davenport, la., yesterday.
Canned salmon poi.soued Henry
Amis and seven children at Pittsburg,
Pa., and one child may die.
A cloudburst at Elllsport, Idaho,
swept away 12 or more houses and
flooded the country for miles.
Forty-eight passengers of the Ward
line steamer Ksperana. from Havana,
were put In quarantine at New York
Saturday.
Laborers In the coal mines of tha
Altoona district refuse to work lesa
than six days a week, claiming the
miners are disobeying the four-day
order.
President Roosevelt has decided to
spend the greater part of the summer
at his home at Oyster nay, N. Y.,
wlieie be will tranaact all Immediate
public business,
Tuesday, July 8.
Mary S. Knowlton, aged 70 years,
was killed In a runaway accident at Ar
lington. Mass., yesterday.
Walter Arnold and an unknown com
panion were drowned while swimming
in the Maumee river at Toledo, O., yes
terday. Ix)iils Botha, the Boer general, will
spend the summer at Lapanne, a Bel
gium summer resort, where hla wife
has taken a bouse.
Richmond P. Hobson, Eero ot the
Merrlmac, delivered the opening ad
dress, at. tbe Winona Chautauqua, at
Wajsaw, ind., yesterday.
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