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MEDICAL li
DISCOVERY. I
! suffered for six years with con-ti-
.itimi ami indigestion, during
IvMu'li time I employed several phy
v. ais. "nut they could nit reach uiy
c,ei . " vvntes Mr. G. IVippk will, of
; U Spiings, Carroll Co., Ark. "I
;' :, :::.it there was no help for me,
j.niM not retain food on my stomach ;
tail vertigo ami would fall "helpless to
lie fl"r. . Two years ago I com
miv.oiil taking Dr. Tierce's Golden
lluiical Difccovery and little 4 Pellets,'
ami improved from the start. After
latins; twelve bottles of the ' Piscov
frv ' I was able to do light work, and
Imvo been improving ever since. I
am now in good health for one of my
aci years. I owe it all to Doctor
Ihici's "medicines. "
E iNSYLVANH HAILROAD
Lewistowu Division.
Iu effect May 23, W2.
IMAiai.
STATIONS
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I'rains leave Lewistowu Junction :
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f y h in t.,r lU'llct'into Krlo ami t'iiniin,l:,ii:i::i
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luluni, ,rr 7 a lu a? hli rt"ll am Nan
i,,rk u.'.in m Wctkiltys, lo: a ui Suiu'ityn,
VJI "in dally arriving at l'liil.ulelpliia 7 23
.mi, Ne.v York 91 a tn, 10 :w Huniliivs Haiti-nun-
; -.(in in, Wuslilngton m.iii u lu. Ualtlinure
V ii wasiiliiKMn 1 I P in.
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1 '- a in, New York 2 18 p III, Halt tmuie 12 111 p
iii. i.-ii iiloll I 15 p 111
'..'.I ,u (rk days nrrlvlnir at I'lilladplphls
"'I Is w York u 30 p iu, liaitimnre 0 p lu
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w V"i k in U p in, Uullluiore 7 30 p Ui, Wimh-
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'! it , n:, lur llarrlstiurn, l'liil.illilint aui
in--. o
I. I!. W.JOli, ilen'l Fass Aeiit
i l: ill'.i UINsoN ueu'l .Mnuaar.
ITiixu
Made a
Well Man
.. cf Ms.
jroariers th nliovo result s ln'30 day. It ctl
finriiiiiy auu nulckly. Cures when all others fall
'ungm.'uwiurogalu faelr lewt tnauhood.aud aid
" Y'll rcrovor their youthful vigor by uslrat
. it qiuoklynudi,. . i)-rrHtorcBNtrvou
IM. I.nt Vlihli,.. .... .. i. .i....
-- ..i,vjr, i uuuaii-y, i.i :.ny muirisiuuB,
nrorr, Failing Uvniory. WaKtiiur Plseaaea. and
-,J oi i uabuto or cxeofsand tu.iiscratlon.
P-ltn unauuit ifnriv l,mn,..,.m.n, II
t only fiirca :.r atcrlinc it llioif 't .-f dtecti.e. but
rt"-t nerve totilc: anrt llool Li.lidcr, bring-
th: .bo flio of youth. It wards cc tnsanltj
l lor.mmptlon. li. u.it on liavini KliVI VO, do
r n . c,u b C4r' l,J ln " pocket. Dr mall
MO prrniokann.r' nl fnrttft.na. with b nnal
r VrlttOU CTim ' nl st Ai Mffnnil
money, Clreula-Sreo. Address
Oval r.icTtrfr ao r?erbo st.
or mile in Middlelumh. Pa., 'bu
vnnnLEunan muo Co.
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MP
ill AS MONEY TO BURN
j Eussell Sage, Veteran and Magnate
1 of Wall Street.
t 3 lie I Still Active and Has Mare
lleaily Cash at Hl Conuuaad
lliaa Aajr Other Man la
' Kew York.
! "Uncle" Russell Sage Wall street
: magnate, iniiltiniillioiiiiire ami world
! wide authority on finance has just
celebrated his Sata birthday and the
sixtieth j ear of his advent as a money
lender and a great t-pcculator in Wall
tt reet.
1 '"1 haven't taken a holiday in Ji)
years," said Mr. Sage, "and 1 find my
'work is both recreation and rxerci.-e.
I have been too'busy to find time for
the seashore, the unnnt.iiini or the
beach resorts of the south.
"A long time ii jn I made up my mind
that I would spend no time in idleness
so long as 1 could find profitable end
p'easant itii;i;i: ion. My business
gives me thai, i.inl so 1 am nearly ai
. ays at wurk.
"What do 1 consider essetil i;.I to a
young man's success in life? We;!, in
dustry, pcr-evcrnnce and a de'ii'.be
P'Ui I are three of the necessary fac
tors. Th" young man must l.novv
vh;jt be wants to do; must work hard
to ace, mplish it. and must not lie dis
mayed or turned from bis course by
di-onu ra earnr nt s.
"What measure of - Micros I may
have attained has been due largely to
these three things. 1 have been a busy
man for more years than most men,
and I have a! wa s no I iced that the man
who made up hi- mind to suceerd. al
most invariably did so, if l.e was made
of tin- l i.v 1. 1 material."
Spca k iirj; f nun a n exierienee uf more
than half a century of Wall street i.nd
its methods. Mr. Sa'e said:
" Tbe y imi nr man who ilesircs to suc
ceed should im'ut gamble in stocks. I
do not mean by this that he should
never seek success throub the medium
HL'SSKL SACK.
(N'sw York Financier Who Is Still Active,
at the Age of
of speculation, but rather that l.e
should always observe sound business
methods in his dealings. When soma;.
f,iod-inyiii stocks arc low t bey shuuM
be bought as tm iiivestinrnt. but not
ol bcrw ic.
"The speculative fever lias been the
ruin ( f thousands of youiiir men a ml
tlie wreck of many fortunes, an;! will
eoiiiiniie to cn.-t wrecks ns lor; as the
mad rush for i:ia-k!y-tna(le foi tunes
coin i nues."
AIthoUL;h Mr. Satre is far jiasl thea::e
at whieli uio-t men nre wholly ircoin
j i ,- 1 1 :M io i;icl',arLr' active business
care-, he pel's, " !ly direi-ts the man
f ":,,;:. of bis v;: - I business, and every
i!a . j i ', ! not less than nine hours at
bis e, in the back room of his s nil e
of o!i:,i- in the Nassau street slV
sci':1 "i r.
Since the time that Noreross, tlie an
archist, t ried to li'l Iii ni, a ml CNdoi!rd
the bomb in his otliee, Mr. Sae has
had an iron iralinir, siirinouiitii'ir a
stout wooden pa rt it ion. placed a few
feet from the enl ranee to his front of
fice. Through a small wicket ,?atc the
caller must tell his business. name, etc.,
before he can yaiii admission to tlie
aired financier. ( luce inside, he funis t lie
pos.-r-sor of i?b)0.Mi,umo, made by 1 i i -
own efforts, keen-eyed, quick, ready to
di.-posp of any business quest ion with
celerity.
It is .-aid of Mr. Sapre's fortune that
i! is in the best shape of nil the fabu
lous fortunes L"n ! liored tcL'ethcr by
New Yorkers, It is said that Mr. a-'
':iii jiroduce mori' millions in ready
,-ash on short notice than any ten uieti
in Mankatlan. His fortune is largely
in t lie best securities, pond real estate,
first class bonds, etc., all of which
make hiirh-class colla'-eral quickly con
vertible into cash.
Many stories a pochry dial and
founded on fact- are told of Mr. Sa.
nnih'- various ways- of saviirjr tnoimy
on ! li.'s. dai'.v lunches, paper-,
street car fare and w bat not. but they
have no clTcet it)on the iifred I'naneier
nt any time.
"I never lend money unless I fret
first-cliiss security," said Mr. Sa-rc. UX
never pay more than 1 have I o for art i
cles I have to purchase, and I try al
ways to pet as nearly as possible full
value for money expended. These tire
cardinal rules without which no man
pan hope to reach the pun I of success
in the business world.
In his utlice every business day Mr.
Sape is waited on by hundreds anxious
to invest money in speculative priv
ileges which lie sells. When .lay (iould
was nlive he was the most skillful
t rader in "puts and calls" known eit her
to Wall Ftreet or the world,
Since hi? death Mr. Sapo has been
recopuized as the lepiliniate siiecc-sor
to his crown. To-uny, nt e'S years i 1. 1,
lie is kinpof tlie'"put mid cull" court,
mid past master of the Intricacies of
the "rn'ivilejje" trade.
TOE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
' Lraaon In the Interaatlonal Series
far July -7. :wl WaraUlpiaa:
the Culdrn Calf.
TIIK I.KSSOX TF.XT.
(Kxodus ?2:l-fi. Jrt-SI.)
L And when llie people saw that Moses
delayed to come down out of the mount
the people ualliervd Ihenvselves toKsther
unto Aaron, and said unto him: l'p,
make us Rods, which shall ro before us;
for as tor this Moses, the man that brought
us up out of the bind of Kgypt, wo wot
not what is become of him.
2. And Aaron sa.d unto them: Hrealt
off the Boldeu carr.ngs. which ure In the
ears of your wives, nf ym.r sons, and
of j aur daUKhters, aad bruii: tiu m unto
inv.
3. And all the people brc.ke oft tho
coldea eurriniis vtaieh were in their ears,
ami liniUKht llieni unto Aaron.
4. And he received them at their hand,
and fashion-d It wUh a Kravin'-: tool.
ftcr he had made It ii molten call': and
they said: These le thy Kods. O Israel,
which broufclil tine i p out. of the land
o:' Knypt.
:. And when Aaron saw it, he built nn
iltar befure it; and Aaron mad" pror
lu ma ti. ui. and said: To-morrow it a feast
to il'.e Lord.
:. And they rose up early on file mnr
1 v. and eiTiie.l burnt offerinKS. and
'-'iiiulit peaee utTeriiiKs; and the peepto
s.,i iloivii to tat nd to drink, uud rose
up to i'lay.
:.0. Ai:l it came to p o's on the morrow,
.'.nt Mox s .-.lid Halo tho p, iiplx. Ye have
siiaai! a ni'i-it sin; and now I will bo
up in, to tlie l.ied; pi tad vi nt ure 1 shall
in. ike mi alouelll- ut for your tin.
:'!. And Mas, s returned unto the Lord,
and satil. di. this people have sinned a
:-i, it sill, and have made them ituds of
:... .1.
Yet, now, !i T'.n.u will forgive their
sin-: and if not. Id, it me. I pray thee,
ant oi Toy hook which ihou hast writ
ten. IU. And the Lord said unto Moses,
Whosoever hath sinned against me, him
will 1 blot out of my hook.
31 Therefore now no, lead the people
unto the place ui which 1 have spoken
unto tliee: behold, mine Angel shall go
before tine: nevertheless ill the day when
1 visit 1 will visit tlielr sin upon tiu m.
IV And the Lord plagued the people,
because they made tho call, which Aaron
made
(.!. 1K 'l i: VI'. 'I boil Omit h live no
other jmmI-i before me. -Oi;t.
nl Tl.lM': UK Sv-'Ull'Tl'llK SKCTION.
Tlie civil law Kx- -'"..'2-'J3
The law accepted tx 211-ls.
Tlie calf worshiped Kx. 32:l-ti.
The calf destroyed Kx. 32:i-V
The Idolaters punished Kx. :i2.2l-2.
M'isi .i' intercession Kx. .i'J
ti.ii:.-h. v. ikd.
l'LAfK-Sinai.
NOTKS AND I'OM M lONTri.
The Law llroken. l'.y a solemn cove
nant the Israelites bound themselves to
keep a II the law, moral and civil J-S).
This covenant tbey broke when they
made the golden calf. In making this
there was no intention to turn away
from .Tcbovah, but to have a material
representation of Him which would
help them in their worship. Tbey
broke, not the first, but the second
I'ouiiiinndinent.
The Civil Law.-Kx. 2n::.'0-'j:i. called
the "Hook of tbe Covenant." is
the earliest of nil Hebrew-legislation,
ome of the laws coining down from the
early days in Kgypt. It treats of (1)
worship ('-') rights of slaves, CI) ns
saultsonpcrsons, ( I) domestic animals,
(S) property, (C) purity. (7) kindness,
() injustice, nnd (rJ) the sacred sea
sons. The Calf Worshiped. Moses nnd
Joshua had gone up into Die moun
tain. The people bad been waiting
almost si weeks, expecting every day
t tbey would return, but still they
ca:ne tt"t. and the people nt la-st cave
them up for lost and turned to Aaeon
for leadership. There is the Miirres
t'on of a sneer in the epress',,n "as
for th's Moses, the man that hn i";T.I
us lip out of ilie land of Kgypt." At
firs' th
lit th.
Uplillg of a s neer
w it li t he st :'. t i-U'cnt of t be great service
Moses bad done tl'.eui. seems like the
basest ingratitude. T'crlinps it is.
but to this day. Ibe man who under
takes a thing and fails 1 o carry it
throui-h. or. in other words, who leail's
;i people into tbe wilderness' ml :
Iiof or ib es ii 'l lead them ool ji ;"i : n .
is spoken of in .. s:.i"e tone of voice,
'flat is; what V e- seemed to have
done, so tbe penple took thitiirs inti
their own bands-.. The life i ,f t be eamo
under Musi" leaib't'sbip had been ri'.'
oroi.s. Tbey t'o-ner-ed him, but now
1 bat be w as. gone I he asked for a 1":m'
et'ship and a worship more to their
taste. Aaron was in a hard place
So is every lead "r i ,f men under s inula r
circumstances. lie probably s;,i, t,,
himself. "I wi.-bii w ere ot bcrw ise. but
I can go no furl ln-r I ban public opinion
will warrant: the time is not yet ripe
for Mn-a's' rigonuin morality: the , -pie
are not educated tip to it. Lead
ers who b-ad nro-"-1 ill rare. A a ron v, as
following' tbe crowd. The Hebrew -were
breaking 1 be command, but tl cv
were pot coiiM'ioU'-ly nbandoning.loho-
ah. Tlie on If w as t hi.ii;: hi of as a pa rf
of the old .lebov.'ib-worship. and tb"
reas-f proelaime-l by Aaron, with all it s
(lise-us) ing and iniuioral features ('re
ferred to in the word play), was a feast
"tu ,loIi v;ili" (Kx-. "2:a)'.
Intercession ii nil I'unisb inent. The
e-i rnest noss and self-elTiiceincnt of
Moses iu pleading w! i h deli ova li for bis
In-loved I oil way wa rd people is sublime.
We may be sure that if (bid were nde
ip.ialcly represented here He would not
seem more petulant, nnd less forgiv
ing than His servant. Not e in t h is sec
tion how A;i ron lays tlieldiiine for liis
o n net on tbe people, nnd also how
lehovah reciignies the responsibility
nf tbu "voters" for the act of a public
ntlicial. "And Jehovah smote the peo
pie, because they made the calf, which
Aaron made" ( Kx. :;2:r.). What tbe
sim! ting was wo a re not told.
PRACTICAL SrriEfnTOX3.
It in n great sin to break any of the
commandments, for to do so shows dis
loyalty to find.
The breaking of any of His commnnd
ments, therefore, cannot be lightly
overlooked by (iod.
One who breaks any of find's com
mandments breaks the covenant, anil
therefore cannot plead its promises.
The path of nil excellence lies in the
fol'ov.'ingor advancing ideas which rise
u we approach them, and which are
perpetually calling us to loltier
heights. Rum's Horn,
ilOST ANCIENT OF CROWNS.
Th Iroa Cronra af Lombard)', A hlrh
la Said to roataia a all from
the- Savior's CroM.
Among the crowns jireserving the
ancient form more than any others
now worn is the so-called iron crown
of I.oinbardy. which ithe most trea.
ured national possession of the Italian
Vingdom, tnys an article by the Duke
of Argyle, in Leslie's Monthly. It is
of golden "plaques," or panels riit her
longer than tl.ey are high. but. small
in nze, so as not to rise above the top
of the head. Tiiey form, indeed, only
a'jointed band of foliaged. embossed
relief-work, and one narrow wire of
iron hinds them together in the ipsii'e
this wire having the repute of being
hammered out from one of the nails
of our Saviour's cross. It was the en
largement of these panels in other
crowns which led to tlie eri ss-bai:.! or
"closure" of the crown. I k nt t!o-
Cerman crown and the Austrian, both
adaptation of that of the !! em
perors of the "Holy Ibunan Kmpiic."
The "arch nf empire" became the re
sult in the crown of the necessity "for
fastening-panels for protection for tbe
head from any stroke from above de
livered In war.
Tbey Mere Mow Cone be.
The old newspapers of Huston worn
"Slow couches," there is no don v big
it, pays Frank lb "Sanborn, in the
liotikman; but tlu count ry itself was
slow compared with the modern pace.
This was a favorite jest when Mr.
Sanborn filtered college at Harvard
JO years ago: "Why is the Adver
tiserlike a poor man's plaster?" I!e-
Clliise it is g I for u week back."
A few years earlier. ,1. K. Mills, at
their club, hud dared to say to Na
than Hah, then at the top nf Huston
journalism, when the veteran editor
was sayiiig "Such a thing happened
of n Snt unlay; I know it. because
thnt day my son Charles was born."
"No, Mr. Hale, your son Charles was
horn of n Wednesday, but you didn't
find it out till Sat unlay."
Siilleitude UlKillrretrd.
In a London safe deposit vault re
cently the renter of a safe, anxious
for the spiritual welfare of one nf
the janitors, said, while tbey were
in the. vault together: "Are you pre
pared to die?" For answer the jani
tor instantly pinned the questioner
to til? wall by the throat. Assistance
arrived ami the unfortunate renter
was carried out, half "throttled." Kx
planntions ensued and it was then
discovered that nn inquiry after bis
spiritual welfare had been construed
liy the janitor as the preliminary to
u murderous attack.
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For years I had been a sufferer
with chronic stomach trouble, pres
sure of gas and distress of my bow
els. I contracted what the doctors
pronounced a low type ox malaria.
I could not take solid food at all,
and only a very little of the lighte st
of diet would create fever and vom
iting. The druggist sent me a box
of Hipans Tabules, saying he sold
more Ripans than anything ese
for stomach trouble. I not only
found relief, but believe I have been
permanently cured.
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Consumption, Coughs and Colds
Than By All Other Throat And
Lung F.cmedica Combined.
This wonderful medicine positively
cures Consumption, Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Pneumonia, Hay
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