(. k notable that in the despoodency
lj bT womanly diaeaaea, there teema
FZui cuttering woman no way of
Pne from pain except at the price of
?Wlf I1 wo"' to erd
K , $torr of struggle and suffering ex-
Sin such dire
"it to health
jbappine-bT
KcrCesi;"""-
.It for womanly
ft has well been
tiled "A god
Cod to weak ano
feA women." It
r.-viitiiM reeu-
Prv dries weakening drains, heals in
Lm'mation and ulceration and cures fe
Ltl umiknesa. It makes weak women
Cong and sick women well.
r.Yr medicine almort iaUed ia. fr the
a ., rntn Mn. buwiu . niu..v., v, ji,
Kmoath Co., Mus., Bo If My unne was
Kbrick "lust, and I had pl all over me and
I t .lirwiritiK feeling it teemed I eould not do
rlt!U Work. I had to tit down to wrath the
r V- n. In the yetr 1H07 I wit to tick I
IT -ni care to live and prayed many timet that
would take me. One day I found a little
KL I read it and wrote to Dr. Pierce, and in
I . . A . inlMf I riM-iflnl In trv
I nd to-day I am a well woman. I
ff no backache, no headache, no pain at all.
I.vd tlwtvt to have headache previoutly to
klmonthlv period ana tucn pain tnai 1 would
Kllie B.or in .irony lok three bottle.
EnT picrce't Favorite Preteription and three
r " . ... 1: rkiuvwru mnri IhrM ma
f . i-irrcr't Heasant Pellets, and wat com-
Lrlely cured."
Aocept no suosiuuie ivt nvuiuc riv
h notion." I Here is nomine just as goou.
rv l'icrce's Common Sense Medical
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0 cover expense 01 mailing amy. oenu
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THE SUSOAT SCHOOL. Th n th the prize .err. W. . JV57J?
. recently been diaeovered. Be la ari- .
PENNSYLVANIA KAILROAD.
rowiBtown Division.
In effect May 25, 1902.
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STATIONS. EAHTWABD'
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Bunbury
Selinaicrova Junction
Mlltuirrove
Pawling
Krcnmer
Meitcr
Mi idleburg
-nfer
i . rtown
e nrings
K.u ilia
McCi -e
WaRi:r
Shludle
Pnintvrvilla
Alaitland
Iewiiitown
lrwliitown(Malii Street.
Lewiatowa Junction.
A Ml Ft
H 'J0j 4 W
8 09, 4 40
9 01 4 3
R.V'l 4 27
S4; 41M
8 47 4 20
8 4n 4 1.1
ati 4117
S 8B7
sio sni
813 8 44
8: sag
7 57: 8 2g
7 Mi 8 24
7 4 8 2
7 4 8I3
T 85i 8i
733 88
7 30 8Urj
Irain leaves Sunbury 5 30 p m, ar
rives at sehnscrove 5 45 p ni
bcaveHScliiiRprovefirOOp. m., arrives
at Sun bury b:T5 p. in.
Trains leave Lewiittown Junction :
jo a m. 10 14 a m. 1 10 0 m.lSOn m 4 37u i!., 7 (17p
, 8 42 p m, 12 36 a in (or Altoona, PltUI'iirK and
For llnltlmore and wasninirton bus am vau.
K. 138. 4aa. 8 10 p m For Philadelphia and Novi
ork 9 n. 8 05. iam, irainiw anu 1110 p
k Cot H&rrisiiuric 10 p Ul
Philadelphia & Erie n n Division.
AND
XOKTIIEKN 'KNTKAL RAILWAY
WESTWARD,
Train ! nvei Mi'iiiifcrove Junction ailly for
luuliuiy unil Wi si.
9 a m, 1 J JS p ra, 4 52 p m, Sunday 8 23 ft m,
II p in.
rninHli'.wSiinluiry dully except Rundny:
:Sn in ) r Hull liu.i 21 u m lor J-.rio and i an-
in a m lor UHlplnnte Erie and 4'nnnndnliriia
12 a in I"f Iiris Uven, Tyrone ami the Wi-M.
' l n in lor ll'llf.ilo, 1 13 P in lor Hcllel.Hiiti)
kui' Tyrone nnd I'nniindniKua
Hi ii in I'T kcnovn mid Lliuira
4l p III lor llil,ll!l:.JKJl t
kuiil.iy I-.' J7 a m for ButTilo via En.porlum.
2i a in lur bi'ic, s 10 a in lur r.ne anu ;ann!i-
itaiKU;i 8 61 p nt lor Wn
1 42 a in fur Lock Haven and
liiiuspori
Ifiin, ,Vi a m 2 00 and & 25 m lor Wllkes
I'urre and llaeltun
) In a in, 1" lu a in, 2 05 p in, 5 35 p m lor Sharoo-
ain aiji .iniinii ,nrmei
Suii'Uj t j.'i a in lor wllkexbarre
EASTWARD.
Tniln? Icnve Sollnnrove Junction
100(1 a in, dally iirrivinir at f lillndclntilu
S IT p in Ni'w York 3 53p m Baltimore 3 11 t m
nKiiiiuKli)ii iv pin
S:io ii ui dally arrlvlnc at Phlladoluhla
10 2d p in New York 3 53 a m, Baltimore 9 45 p m
w.i.IiUik'mii mr,6 p m.
ti ui, ually arrlvlnir at Plilladelohla
4 25. m, New York 713 a m, Baltimora 2 30 a m
naainnKtmi nnaic
Trains alKO leave Sunbury :
8 M a m dally arriving at Hhlladeldhia 6 53 a m
Haltlmiire 7 'JO a m Wanhlnrtnn H.'ul am Naw
York V 33 a in Weekdays, 10 8 am Sundays,
U vm dullv nrnvlnir at PlillAillnhl 7 59
a m, New York HI a m, 10 38 Sundays Baltl
mcte 1 20 a in, Washington 830 a u. Baltimore
12iu p n , Wellington 1 15 p m.
J M a in wi'ok duya arrlvlnir at Philadelphia
U 4 a m, New York 1 13 p m, Baltimore li JO p
m, WasUiiiKion 1 15 p in
IBS pu. week day arrlvlnir at Philadelphia
a l ui, N w York 30 p m, BaiOmore 6 00 p m
Waiililnntoi J 15 p in
J, 44 p ni dally, arriving at Philadelphia 7 3? p m
Nfw York lo w p m, Baltimore 7 80 p in, Wasli
loton 8 35 p m
.ralna also leave Sunbury at 950 a ra and 20
jnd J 31 p in, lur liarrlaburg, Philadelphia and
1. vi. nrnnii n.i p...
-.B.HfTcUlNSt)N Ua'l Manwcer.
RESTORES VITALITf
Made a
V7J- 1 We Man
the iSZ&K .im.
&HUAT -
DfAnnaaatL.i .
Pr(miyandiuickly. Curee when all otberafalL
wliiralllKtii thetr loet manhood, and old
lirtrTil covor ,urir youthful mor by uin
i ?V H "uiMy and surely rentorea Nerrou.
J"", bo.t Vitality. ImpotcDcy. Nightly Emleaionn,
Ji rower, Failing Memory. Waetina Clue aaoa. and
ii.K .0 """ abuso or exceeaand Indiscretion,
Ei ono ,nr B,ud- biiflnewi or marriage. II
V cure by atartinR at tlio aeat of dlaeaae. but
In. 1. J ?.Prvo ,onl ' lood builder, bring.
Itorin. plnk B'ow Pa cheeka and r
ndT,lh' 0re ' ynth " ru 08 fnnanlti
Ith. i.un,I"on- ln,K 0I KETIVO,no
a I rfn " "n carried in et pocket. By mail
iOper packane. or six I or 8J3.O0, with pott
Royal Alcdiciow Co.,af,M.Ti
for mte m Middlcburqh, ra., by
MlWnLKUliOll DRLG CO.
M "' .'"'xh Hyriia. Taniu Ouuu. Cat I I
ITiTaiii. " K"'',t-- i" H
Icaaaai la tho InteraatlaaaJ rtta
(r Beptenaker 14, 10418 LT
laar Ofceylaa-
THE LESS074KT EXT.
(Oeut. 30:ll-il.)
11. For this nimmamLmf-r.t which 1 cam
mand thee this 62 y. It It cot bidden from
thee, neither ia Ii tar off.
11 It Isrt In Heaven, that thou fhouldcst
ay. Who shall so up forur to Heaven, and
brliiff It unto us, that e may hear it, and
go it?
13. Neither Is It beyord the eea, that thou
shouidcit tay. Who ahaii t,o ovtr the eca
for ur. and bring it unto us. that w may
hear it, and do it 7 ,
14. But the word lg vtry r.lgh unto thee.
In thy mouth, and in thy heart, that thou
mayert do it. I
15. See, 1 have wt before thee this- day
life and good, and 1' ath and evil; 1
16. In that 1 cun,.,iand thee this day to
love the Lord thy Uod. to walk in his woys,
and to keep his commandments andi hi
statutes and hi Judgments, that thou may- :
est live and multiply: ar.d the Lord thy God 1
shall blet thee in the land whither thou
foest to pones it.
17. Hut if thir.e heart turn away, to that :
thou wilt not hear, but shall be drawn '
away, and worship other gods, and serve
them; I
IS. I denounce unto you this duy. that y
hall sureiy perish, ar.d that ye shall not
lirolor.g your days upon the land, whlihrr
thou passes t ovt r Jordan to go (41 posi-vf f It. I
19. 1 call Heaven and earth to record this ;
Jny against you, that I have set before you i
me ana death, blessing and curalr.g: there
fore choose life, that both thou and thy
eed may live:
a. That thou mayest love the Lord thy
Uod, anUthat iliou mayest obey HI voice,
and that thou mayest clave unto Him: for
He la thy Hie, and the lench 01 thy unvs:
that thou mayest dwell In the land which
the Lord sware unto thy fathers, to Abra
ham, to Isaac, and to Jacob, to give thtm.
UOLDUS TKXT Kor till l tbe late
oC tiixl, that wr keep hi roiumiind
111 rill. 1 John Kill.
UI T1.I.NK UK StKIPTfRE SECTION.
The bli sslngs and cursi s lieut., xxvill.
Israel's obliiruilitn t n,,H !,.., w,v
Encouragement to rtpentani-e .!
,. li ut., 30:1-10.
God s commandment lieut., Jo:ll-14.
Mi"'?uy Utut., 3u:10-iv.
TIME. U. C. 145:'.
I'lACE. Lund of Moab.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Conditions of Xulinunl rroKtivrity.
The Ituok of Deutpronoiny in lnrjjo
ly given to enforcing the truth Hint
nutioniii prosperity is conditioned
upon serving liod. Drawing near to
the end of life, Moses was unximis to
impress this truth upon the Israel
ites. Deuteronomy contains three ad
dresses in which he sought to con
vince them that their highest well
being depended upon their beingfiiith
ful to the (iod who hnd brought them
out of Egypt.
The lilessiiigs nnd Curses. A most
noteworthy thing about the twenty
eighth chapter of Deuteronomy is
the oriental exuberance of its lan
guage. Men of our time nnd race do
not go so much into details in treat
ing of blessing or curse. Success and
failure ia all departments of life are
here connected with obedience and
disobedience. In fact, to the Hebrew
mind all material prosperity was a
sign of Jehovah's favor, nnd material
reverses, of llis displcnsure.
Encouragement to Ilcpentance.
The two preceding chapters are in
the spirit of the law nt its harshest,
but the thirtieth chapter ia full of the
spirit of the Gospel. As in nil Clod's
denlings with men, pennlty follows
sin without fail, so does pardon fol
low penitence. God's blessing once
lost is nnt necessarily lost forever,
but may lie regained by ceasing to sin
and beginning to obey (v. 2). Xn con
dition is too hopeless for such a re
turn (v. 4), and the restoration to fa
vor will lie perfect and complete (v.
5). (iod's help to fahliful obedience
may be expected by those who desire
it. (v. (). and full happiness will sure
ly follow (vs. 7-10).
God's Commandment. The com
mandment referred to (see 11:"2; 10:
9) is devotion to Jehovah. The "for"
at the beginning is not used to con
nect this section with what goes just
before, but with the general thought
of the duty of obedience, which is in
volved in everything that has been
said. The word rendered "hard"
means rather, trfo dillicult (17:8). The
reasonableness and fairness of (iod's
will ns revoaled to us by Christ, and
in the Ten Words of the older revela
tion, cannot help appealing to the
thoughtful man. God does not lay
upon us burdens too henvy to be
borne, nnd llis commands are given
for our good, not for His. All His
great laws He has in some way put
into our very hearts (30:14), so that
we should be conscious of their Tight
ness if they had never been written
on the tables of stone.
Man's Duty. The keynote of this
section is freedom of choice. The
choice is presented first in the terms
of its consequences. Life nnd pros
perity follow the right choice, while
misfortune and death follow the
choice that is wrong. The choice of
good is the choice of obedience to
Jehovah (v. 10). Its first step is love
for Jehovah, nnd that love will leud
to full obedience to Him. This sec
tion impresses again the fact that
"whatsoever n. man sowcth, that shall
he also reap." With verse .19 begins
a final solemn appeal; nn appeal ns
solemn nnd as forceful to the present
generation as it was to that. Kight
and wrong are before us nnd we must
choose. The great "I ought" rises up
in every mnn's soul, a witness that
God is our life (v. 20) and that good- j
ness ia really, natural, not badness; 1
that the Father's house and not the j
miserable fnr country is really the 1
prodigal's home, j
What the Preacher Snj. 1
Opposition often furnishes iuspira-
lion. j
J,ong praying cannot piece out snort
living.
To recede from a wrong position is
really to advance.
Chaff nnd straw always stuck up
higher than grain.
It takes a great heart to be grateful
lor little things.
Godliness cannot be measured by a
lack of manliness.
Conscience ha greater commercial
value thun cash.
Tli Casawlwlnt.
man because
Th. V.I., ( dent,y fintt t'Vioar
... , .. lTer in the poweij -so," an.wered Senator Sorghum;-'
of advertising, aihat'a not the point. He didn't use
hia proposition recently made to the. It. He wasted it." Washington Star,
tovernment will attest. In this prop- M.n for T (nla
osition, he offered the government j -i th next letter jth write tne."
$50,000 for the privilege having hii wrote the city girl, who was nt the
face printed on me year's issue ol beach, to her mothc-, "please smd
my bathing suit. I forgot to put it
In my trunk when I ct.iue uway."
Vonkera Statesman.
' The Power of l.aaineaa.
Hopkins Why Uou't jou take a rect
9 cummer.
Jenkfna It' too dangerous. If I
ajiould ever quit work 1 don't believe
I'd ever get started nguin its long a 1
lived. Detroit Free Tress.
postage stamps. He mnde no secrel
of the fact that it was his desire t
have this done for advertising pur
poses, pure and simple. True to at
traditions. Uncle Sam refused to Irt
coerced, and the prospective adver
tiser's $30,000 was made to look like
nine cents and a penny; but had thil
man succeeded in carrying the mat
ter through, declares Ad Sense, hi
would have had, without any quali
fication, the biggest umouut of pub
licity, so far as circulation is con
cerned, ever attained by any one man
The above statement well evidence
the value of advertising. Any mat
who will voluntarily offer $j0,000 foi
the purpose if udvertisitighimself hut
doubtless been greatly benefited bj
publicity in the past. He has evi
dently figured out ih sehe-.ic and lint
realized that he was bound to make
money by the investment. Of course
such a proposition would never be en
tertained by the government undet
any circumstances, but the fact that
it was mnde is the most valuable tes
timonial that could be given to tli
value of advertising.
There are wise and solemn men
who disbelieve in what is called Luck.
... . . swear that thert
Ivlther I.ui-lt or , ,
lsn tanysuchthing
U,'",, and teach theii
young that success is due to virtue
aud industry alone. Now, last week
a gas and oil company was putting
down 11 test well in Ohio. What wa
struck? O, nothing but gold uni'
coul. We don't say there was any
Luck about the matter, but it is curi
ous how some folks tind things und
how the treasures in the bowels d
the earth rush out at 'em. For vx
ample, Col. Jim. (iutTey, of Pennsyl
vania, und various other states. He
was prospecting for zinc in Arkansas
last winter. One very cold day what
was his surprise and pleasure to find
coal, wood and hot ami pat one on the
same spot. If this not not Luck, it
is Genius.
A traveler who recently passed
through France by rail observed how
scrupulously neat nnd clean nil the
little farms were kept. Not a weed
is to be seen lior an inch of ground
wasted. The whole country is tended
as a garden, and everything is so trim
and nice that to an American, who is
accustomed to be so slovenly and
wasteful in farming, the landscape in
u pleasing scene. France has been
cultivated a great many years, and
over there an acre often lias to pro
duce enough to support a family. It
is necessary, therefore, to make the
most of everything, nnd so farmiiif'
in France is on the intensive order.
It will lie many generations before
we arrive at that state of land econ
omy, but many of our farmers could
learn a valuable lesson from the
French peasant.
The value of farms and farm prod
ucts in this country, according to t hi
census report of l'JUO, has to be ex
pressed in 11 figures. The sum is be
yond the power of the human mind to
grasp, but it makes us realise this,
however, that the resources of tliis
country are almost immeasurable. No
kind of real estate is advancing as
rapidly as farm values, and as a specu
lative proposition there is nothing so
good to hung on to. The government
figures discredit the popular impres
sion that rurnlites are rapidly flock
ing to the cities at least, if they ore,
the tide in the other direction is just
as strong.
The Yannsr Mather.
Two yearSKO she showed to me
Hr B. A. with an honest pride.
To-day she has a new degree
M. A., with a B. A. BY her side.
Llf.
COMES K ATI HAL TO HIM.
Jaat Hoaa f raaa trhasl.
Mra. Ke tired Well, lirii'gel, now
what' the matter? Int my daugh
ter Esther in the kitchen to help you?
Bridget That just it. mum. If
I've got to eat her cooking I'll quit.
Chicago Journal.
In a Hurry.
"The best men iu Georgia," suit! the
father to his ton, "came right f rum the
plow."
"That's what I want to come from."
was the reply, "an" durn quick, too!"
Atlanta Constitution.
VVerdliiK Oat.
Dorcas What are you going to
contribute to the "rummage Mile?"
Mrs. Dorcas Why, ail the thing
the junkman wouldn't buy." N. Y.
Sun.
Aro You Siclt?
Do fou .suffer from Kidney, Lira,
SUdder or Blood Disease or any uris
ary trouble. Dyspepsia, EheumsUnfc,
Constipation, or if a woman any- of
the sicknesses peculiar to your sex t it
so, send your address, to Dr. Dwnd
Kennedy Corporation, Itondout, N-Y
and they will send you absolutely bus
a trial bottle of
DR. KENNEDY'S
FAVORITE REMEDY,
the irroatest specific known to inodlral wie
for the cure of then diseaoivs or any urio anA
trouble. It ha been used by iihynieiun ik
hospitals and nnUHriuui fur m-ur!y thirty
roar with unfmlinic succe. Im sale i
large, to-day it can be found ut any ilrurf sturo
i.ooBoM0 w etofta.oa.
An Item (rum bleu sit. j Knrn Her Mitmina.
Mrs. Dearborn Docs your hii-bnml "And sh:i ! I I pcak In your father,
shout for union forever? 1 curling?" asked the young ir.nn im
Mrs. Wabash No, indeed! He's , mediately after the fair maid bail
try ing to get a divorce already. ) IfUiled hiui.
Yonkers Statesman. , "Yes," replied the one nnd only.
nut lor go i iii-si- -Mike iion t say a
I word to mother."
1 "Why in 1 ?" lie nsked.
j "lli-e:ui.-e," she 11 1 s t t reil, "f ilonl
j want the engage mi-nt inm'e politic for
1 two i i- three i!:is ct." t bieng
Daily Nt-vs.
o llauM of It.
Mrs. Doole And wiH you love me
when I'm old nnd unlovely?
Doozle 1 suppose so. You see, I'll
be old and daffy then, myself. Sua
Francisco Uullctin.
"What makes your dog such a fight
er?" "Oh, we feed him on serajis." Phila
delphia Press.
The World ( We Find It.
Fudd Thi is hard world.
Dudd And yet everybody is looking
for soft places in it. Huston Trau
icriuU Suspicions.
Husband I've just bought your
mother an automobile.
Wife Oh, John, how could you be
o cruel? Chicago American.
The Genuine
1 1 m-
1847
Spoons, I?c.':s, Kr.ives, etc., have all
the qualii! in eloign, workmanship
t t .c best sterling silver,
; tj one-eighth ;he ccst.
t".v: sterling now on the
-.inly too thin ar.d light
IllnkV Opinion.
Mrs. Hinks There goes a man who
proposed to me once. He's rich, too.
. Mr. Dinks I'll bet he wasn't rich
whenyou refused him. N. Y. Weekly.
On the riuaia.
Ella What is your idea of a suceets
ful woman?
Stella A married one. N. Y. Times.
Lion Coffee
is 16 ounces of pure
coffee to the pound.
Coated Coffees are
only about 14 ounces
of coffee and two
ounces of eggs,
glue, etc., of no
value to you, but
moneyinthepockct
of the roaster.
Th Mftlffl ptcktft Inmrtt unl.
turn quant, and frt,ltnM.
1
Brrklhirt II
1- , 11 and finish.
yrf at onc-fou.
f Much '
&52oV market is
GM forpracti.
u - u 1 - o tenor in n
I Plate tha' ,.
fj Aslt your '
Jl 1 Avoid sulistit".
Y
rse, and is lar
way to ".s,
'ttrs."
r for "1847" e
Our full trade-m.
"I847 Roger: ?.roi." lock fur it. S.
leading dealer , verywhere. Befure b
write fur our 1...- boolt No. p.'l
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MERIDEN BRITA'iMA CO.. Mender. Conn.
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the I Mlsof In-ill' i.."- .(.i. f. I I
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The Dr. Mumaw Medical Association,
'rN'r,Mi-,, TI.I' '
ICl.KII.VliT, Kl.lillAKT (ll.. Ill.
Caniihatln ami Treatment at :tii:e ir b Mid. Six Srvii.i'M. All illicit-
flcniTiil Mi-iliial. liK-ctn.iiiitlilc. II if irni.-. 't.'ie,.Miiu II- ii: 'pj::ii. . jnJ Ui--. ! i w.
Itotpltul Adtaittuxcs. l.)i- rested tor t.l im.- l' rce et Charge.
Also .-ilaiiiiliiiturt-rs nl ,in,l IK-alir in ..c.'ical. nr'.:i-.il I'rtlnip-.-'Tti. M ii
Coinntlc and I'lii.skul CuKiirr Spinaltici. t ir.Mliir.ir . r the Mik koiii
Invalid. Corre.punilcnc suikitt-tl. CunMil'.ati'.n I'rte.
AJdreit the Secretary, 409 So. Main St., Elkhart.
and
if Si-mi for a ci'i'V ior-Hmik fur loo.t. r,ni:iiniii
Infoiiiiatl-'ii .-. 'ii.-.-riuiii.' lliulUi. lluLii-. ami ll ivi,.
trati-il. l'rici-. ti n c.-nts.
I T
a t
"The beauty ahout rcadiiijr a news
paper is that you can nmicri-lantl the
plain Kiifjlish it uses," mi id the wife
jftiy. And then the fimple niiijr, turn
ing to the fporting P"!?L' rvatl aloud:
"Travis was bunkoictl pliiying for the
fifth hole after hooking his drive into
the rough, and lost, 54. The sixth
also went against him, even though
l'.ristol bunkoied on li is tecum!, a long
brassey, Travis approaching short
nnd then overputting. Travis won the
uiuth, however, with a pretty four."
The meanest swindler ever heard of
"in these parts" has been operating
In Ilipley county, Intl. He poses na a
dentist and goes from house to house
extracting teeth without cost. lie
calls again in a few days, gets half
the price for a plate and fails J.o ap
pear again, leaving his victim minus
teeth and cat.lt. There is weeping and
wailing, but under the circumstances
there is no gnashing of teeth. There
is, however, a terrible chewing of
gum.
"We have enough coal to supply the
market," enys President Eaer. And
the market has enough money to sup
ply the trust. So, after all, as the New
York World says, everyone should be
content except, possibly,' the con
sumers and the miners.
Now doth the little busy mosquito
employ each twilight hour.
I had been troubled with my
stomach for the past sixteen or sev
enteen years, and, as I have been
acting as a drug clerk for the past
thirteen years, I have had a good
chance to try all remedies in the
market, but never found anything,
until we got in a supply of Ripans
Tabules, that did me any good.
They have entirely cured me. At
times I could hold nothing on my
stomach, and I had a sour stomach
most all the time; in fact, I was
miserable, and life was hardly
worth living. I was called cross
and crabbed by my friends, but now
they all notice the change in me.
The f ivecent packet is enough for an ordin
ary occasion. The family bottle, Sixty cents,
contains a supply for a year.