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MIDDLEBURG POST.
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AliMYPItOUD OF HIM.
Cen. MacArthur Is a Fins Type of
tue American Sold er.
11 r la nnf, Cuurlruaa and Una Drep
y lalu!it luttt lluutaa Nature
tuliatrtl Forty Iran Aku,
a Uo- of rvrlff n.
Mnj. (.ion. Arthur MnoArlliur, who
is at i.i-sfiit iu coiuai.ii.il f :l.e lie-I'avtm-.'iit
nf tlie i-ut-t. tin- must im
l")i'l;u:i i. .Hilary Muiit.ii in the
L i! il oil m.i:i, has, ri.-rii from the
utiUn, Ii.v.:.tliv. lie is ut i resent
Muiio. it ! ut lity i i ii, r s Uluiul, iu
i'v t.rk luirlmr, uuil hits entiuuuuil
of li.,i i . iiii'aiit r'uifii. lien. MavAr
tliur will n nui'ii in eoiiiiiuinil of the
t.ejtui ! ii i . t f the e;iht until the ar
Titul i f (ii'ii. I'hiitTee, who hus lieeu
vnlrr.-l lii't:u- lrmii the i'liiliipiiies,
Hint uii'i wl: ftiin.' hniiie late iu the
la II. Alter that lien. I'hulTee will uj
kaiue eniiiinanil ut (inveruor's iisluml
ml (ien. Mai-Arthur will return to
I'ltieu i ami roMinie eiiuiiuaiiu uf the
ieji!tt:i.i I t of the k.Urs.
Gien. MaeArthur is not a graduate
if aiijt military ueailemy nor hus he
t-ver reieiieil any inl nu'l ion iu war
fare heyoail what he has received mi
the hat t leliclil, li:t lie has proved
himself a capalile and even u great
gonenl Mine the opportunity was of
fere.l iu the war in the l'liilippines.
At 17 years of age young .MaeAr
thur went into the civil war. He ou
sted in the Twenty-fourth Wiseon
fcol regiment, innl iilthmigh hut a
tw-nrill-Ks until, wi:h no military ix
pi rii'iit e wliatever. he was at once
made 1 11,'iineiital adjutant, with the
Taul. of first lieutenant. His regi
ment look part iu many of the im
portant inrai;e'tneiits of the e'nil
war .mil when he was hut l'J years
uld h.- was made a ma jor. I'efore lie
as ."U he was hreveted colonel anil
ts a colonel served the remainder of
the war W hen the war was over and
Ue was liui-icicd out he immediately
joined the regular army. That was
ill I'.'., ile hived army life ai d del-Mid
'o remain in the service.
V'.lii i the Spanish-American war
fipcliol Vac Arthur was immediately
Blade i l.rij-atlii r general of M.Iun
tcersatid .-tit to Manila with the first
detachment of troops dispatched
there. Ills unr! i::.r.iediate!y at
trscted :f - tloii :iril l.e was mailt
i..uj..r in the line. He is the
-t-
7 vr
w : - - a
rs4 Of. '4pj
AI'.TH'.T. M'A KTHl'U
i.n. r. '. of the V
irttr.ert
r
. .-r I.
reral the United
d, wl.ii h is solut
ion. It is more
J... v in s,.ti... ,-iy
..' th- a
n
Soft
Harness
Ton eaa mnk your 1ia
am aa tort aa a alur
and aa tnuch aa wire t.y
uaingEIKEKAUar.
til Oil. You cma
If OKlhf n lu Ilia niaka It
bat twlra aa long aa it
onlinaril acKiia.
EUREKA
Harness Oil
makm a poortooktn bar.
v ilka nw. alula of
pur, heavy bottled oil, t
parlally prrparrd to wtUf
aiaad Ut wmlier.
V
Bold everyw!
lacaaa-allii
Midi bj STANDARD OIL CO. 1
may save xrauy
A stitch iu time
Pima words.
Its Hppuretitthnta man can't br
upright wbeu Iih is lyiner,
l I he 1'nlilie.
Allow fo 8nv it few words in ptaise
nt hrtiuberhiiij s Loticll ltoiiieilv
I liia -1 a very n;pr rough and coKl
ami ff..ie,l I wmiM el ptiHUtnonta.
hut tifter takiiiir thf t-pennd done uf
this nifdiciue I felt beUer, thrae
l)i tltM of it cured ut y c'Jd and the
Pitimi.i tnv list. ilisnppeHred ;u-
tuely I am iuot-t it-specl 'uily yours
for healtL, L'alih S. Jiivks. 4
Thiity-Hfventh ft , Wheeling. Y
Va. For bide br AltJdlt-burg .rug
Sttrr.
Ti e Imiiey ineichiint tr nnq
takes thitiKH as t liny comb.
A SlurllltiR Niirirlie.
Vei v few could helievo iu looking
ut A T. Il- iiilii'v, iilualthy, ioliiht
ilacksiiiith of Tildeii, Ind., tbtt for
ten years hi) such tor turn from
HlitMimiitism as few could eudure
and live. J5ut a wuiiilerful chaiif;'
followed his tiikn.i: Klectiic Uitti'is.
"Too bottles wl o ly cured Hie," he
writes, "and I have not felt a
t .vitiire f r over ii i-uf." They recti
In' Hit- Kitlnevi-, puiify the Mood
anil cure Uhemiiiitisin, etiialnm,
Nroiisii'ss, imp ovedieestion and
U'ive perfect !wu)th. Try tlieiu.
Only oilcts. at MiJdleliUiu Drus
Store. Omybill, t'li num cc Co., Dr.
.1. V. SiinipPh, I'enns Creek.
T.ieinoth nmy not be a society
fuvorite. but he often nl'nears in ll
ditss suit.
. Itrltinu: itnl ilir lOnriii)'.
TLe.sp lire tl.e davs of colds, sbarp
and sii'l iiitaekint: tliroat and
liincs, ati
one 'toe.-
Aw id fi '
11 l pm
with
Itiinily
i-onquei i
vou tot
t'l'fjto consequences
t lik to think atxut.
.r txposure and liijhl
of be:ilth end comfort
i.ivis' l'uitikiller the
i.v for sixty years. It.
ld in a day. Meo tbut
i U'ht articlo. I'aer is
A imf Wavy.
' "I It love? asked the doubter.
"I rave about her hair, her eyes; 1
seek her out on all occasions; I am
content to hold her hand for hour
at a time; I find a heretofore, un
known rapture in her smiles and
kisses; but is it really love?
"I should jit'lpe,' replied his pro
saic friend, "that it ought to be.'
"Ah. but is if.'"
"Well, 1 can tell you how to find
out."
"How?"
"Marry her." Chicago Post.
Real RsTotlam.
Gyer It s a fortunate thintr for
the inhabitants of tuis terrestrial
ball that thev are not treated nowa
days as Ananias was for lying.
Myer What would be the result
if such were the case?
t'yer Why, there wouldn't be a
living soul on earth but you and
und
Mrer And what?
Cyers And you would be para
lyzed. Chicago Da.iy News.
Good Th I na;.
"Did you say that hair restorer is a
pood tliinir'.'" asked the natron.
"Yes," uuswert 4 the bnrher, with
some slight hesitation; "it's a good
thing. We sell several bottles a
week."
"Hut how do you know it's a good
thing?"
"Jteeaiise the profit on every bot
tle is 75 cents." Cleveland Tlnin
Dealer.
Like Man.
He wrote her a letter that told her
He loved lierwlth passion divine,
And In It, with lerver.l entreaty.
He said: "Will you. dearest, bemlnT"
Ht waited ;n vain for an answer.
The weeks went 6ef ralrlnRly by.
And still, to his sorrow ntid anguish.
He r.evt-r received a reply.
"A false-hiarted cmature'" he thought
her.
"Alas, she's as fickle as fair!"
Then one morr.Ir.g- lie felt In his pocket
And found that the letter was there."
Brooklyn Life.
Dis.U'rnixTED.
;-i w t.;.),
r. U.at
than
''.'..tii,
.'ll.el t
' - 1
'..-X '.
r.vi:.l
r e of
Ull-
l ii one 1 iiinkiller. Perry Di ii
rrstunnt trust is coutenplated
Juijij i. In.
l.lirk III 1 lllrteni.
By st'i diutf 1-1 nule.H Win. Hpii ey.
Walton Furnace, Vt., got a box of
ISiH'klen's Aniica Suhe, that wholly
cured a horrible 1'eVer Sor on his
I-l'. Not bins? i-hiH could- Positively
cities Uitin-es. Felons. Ulcers, Kiiip.
tions, Hods. Mums, Corns and 1'iles
inly f'linraiiteed by Middle
bii s lruL Store. ( rn vbiil, ( i.iriuau
i 1 o., Dr. J V.."Miinsel, I'eutis Creek.
Tin tleitti-t that hurts the most
Joe-n't ahvnys cLartic the 1 at.
! Stm k or Ohio, City o- Toledo, '
I l.IV S i I'M V, hS
1 Fi.ank I. 'iifv-.i. in 'ke.-t oath lb"'
.. i- -. i p.:1: "' l.e lil'lil ( f
', r . -J. C'U.NH- V t.'f , l.n-i::ei-
; 11 t' e v llN "f I' !' '. 'i:,t v : lid
: M i ..' at' I' -'ii i. I '! '.' -aid ''riu
I v 1 iv t; i r.: of ON!) Ii UN I)
j ill.; I ! )J .l.A !.- f r e n-h (u,il everv
jea- t.f C. T.v: :.H tl. l i';;'jll.,t be
I cut til i v U.t u e ui IIajx's Cataicii
FRANK J. CriKXKV.
i S ...ii! i ot p i j v.i- ivl sub'diL-
' I tn v r.v-"tie, th:.- ti:.h div of
. ' Dt-.-i :r.bi l, A. 1). l--'i.
I ) -.-i A. W. CLKASCN,
j iMA!.i Nut.iiy l'a lv.
. ' Jluil's C i'..nii'ure is tak-n ialei-
ua.iv Mi I net-. d:reelly 01 tU li- 'I
au 1 mucous (-u-f I'ten of tlu hvsitm
ScT il for te-iimoiiinN, fre-,
I. J. C IEN Y Y A: C ),. Toledo, O.
.1.1 by all bmui.-its,
II ili' is U.-itnliy 1'iil-t aretha b .st.
The Lady Did anyone call while I
was out?
The Maid No, ma'am.
"That's very strange. I . -wonder
what people think I have an "at home
day" ft r. Moonshine.
Important. '
I never bo to ileep at night
liut this thought gives me pain:
How can the old world get along
Until I wake ngaln?
Ciiu.-lr.natl Commercial-Tribune.
Quite True.
Hewitt It is worry, not work, that
kills.
Jewett -That's so; especially when
a fellow worries to death because, he
cannot pet work. F.rnoklyn Life.
A fiimil Listener.
y.v. .!im. per Vou seem to like to
talk to WhilUs.
Mr. .1 imp" Yes; l.e never reads the
j npers. 3 1 1 ' 1 evi l yl hiiiL.' j ou ti ll him is
Dews. Del roit I'ri e I'l i s.
evcF.e
Nervous Trouble
and Dyspepsia.
No Sleep for Weeks
Because of Pain.
Hew 0
ooris at Sclinee
I l-avtf jiif-t returned fr.Mii tlit Kuster.ii Cities with a iiil
httx-k of Mercliatilii-e at bargaiu prices to everv H-r$ou. Cj.11 arJ '
my stotk lfurc jutrvhasin tl.sew here.
Dr. Miles Nervins Gave
Back My Health.
Dyspepsia nearly always arises from a de
rangement of the nerves Wlit-.i the v.uniach
is not well the ei.tire fystem Miueis. Ci n
ftipotion, tad hrcitli. Sour Mtimaiii. Ireurr.t
headaches, biiiou.-iit.-s, tic, nl lead tu ter
rible consrijiiences it not treated in lime.
Dr. Miics' Nervine it a specific for nervous
dyspep&ia and all nervous diseases.
, "My health was miserable fur years, due to
severe nervous trouble and dyspepsia. 1
had not been a'.'le to siet p fur neeks at a
time without bt in awakened with pains in
my chest aril stumach. Mv limbi felt tired,
1 was unable to do my house woik without
feeling completely worn but. The doctors
tailed to relieve n, and after taking an end
less amount of the r medicines 1 bran tak
ing Dr. Miles' KrstoratiM! Nervine and
Nerve nn3 Liver I'ills. 1 nhtained relief
from the first bottle ol Nervine, was able to
sleep belter than I had in years. My stom
ach hean to gain .t-trenlh ami I felt better
in many ways. I have t d;t n twelve buttles
of Nervine and Nerve nnd Liver I'ills in the
fast tlir-.e years but have not taken anv of
ile as I have not felt tbe need of it. 1 c
about my work an entirely different woman
and have recommended them to ever so
many people 1 mi a prrat believer in Dr.
Miles Nerve ami Liver Tills, 1 have them on
hand all-the time. 1 I'll vt ry L'rateful for
the Dr. Miles Ketnedit s." Mrs. J. W. Whit
man, Mechanic L.lls, M-.
All ilriitjiisls tell anil jniaiantre first bot
tle Dr. Miles' Kemrdies. Send for free book
tnNirviiis and Heart Di-c.nts. Address
Dr. liiics Medical Co, Eikhart, i ud.
ATTO KNXT AT
AaU bnHliii.5." rutructc.1 to hi. OPT
..e-iva i foe;t aftentinn
Veterinary sUrceoN.
SELINSCROVE. PA.
All profrnslonal hiinliieHh ptitrufiefl m cure
w'll Ire prtmipt ami rareiiil anenllfn.
SHOES REDUCED 25 per cent
All ladies and miWs i-lnn have l,wn retln hh! 9. .
" lr ewji,
Mens vol lined Kubber boofc, juade by die IihIijh.,.
Co!, reduced to $2.50.
Ladies first qcalitj rublrs 40c.
Every article in the store mu$4i
go at rock bottom prices.
HENRY HARDING,
SC1INEE, PA.
it
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your
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t J ;t- : - !. '. Hi
i . - - ti.e ).-:v--t.- ; i- that
i ! , .'t-d '.n t'.f n-rvii, t!ie in
' ' -. ;"t-r. " .-;i.;:j. V- all
v . - . l::.t-?. ;ir rt-Ii,-
''. :..; '.'. 'I.'- difi.ty
it -i nvtf, 1 h- training
.f t. i r ' y , n. i. 'l i irit-ij'it-J t' ie-y-ii)t
: t- l- t tljit ii; hi;ii. H'Uje
1;m -t C-f. i KWt'.ttf it d'-
l-,'. ''. uri bll J-Ji,d. li .r'
a -j ' i-. s. .i :-fh '.a erry wty
f . v.i tl- -iK--iisr quality iu
t jva u i i.-j'n'r i j- i,t iirft- t'vtufl
li e'.w fjr vr hUek, itiA
tlait i i '.'.i I'fu. Me-
Artl'.-rV
f.'oiisck-tic ih-a i-tili, niiitll voice
tLat in altoth'-r too Mill.
Wrili- II litiaa.
I in u.' imjOk oi memory; tni-re w
tii) r ii Hi:h u LariiiUrKH cU;u, ivc-ry
w.vju ih a warning o( a c jDliilenci
; Lul iroeh from ba 1 to worse uiiIudm
;t t:iiif'3i-J ri'Lt away. Opium
U. it ti iuetllciLe l fi il'-luHion. Allt-ii'n
Lui.k Jjaanj turn tLu worht of
fell. Itcl':rHtLe brouehial na
htm-!-. o tbtt the Iuiikh ir-t iil?nty
of air. Wby Lot Kit a bottles to-daj!
A Mrnsr Influrnr-.
"Miikie t-xt-rtiite a wolnlerful Infln-en-e,"
said tlie young woman who
il: the piano.
"ll dte," a ii), re') Mm, (.'orntoH
tL "Lver inee one of our Kuinnier
Varder anf 'Y'diiian, Kure That
'free,' year ago, my huthaiiil liaa re-f'j;-d
to chop a etiek 'A firewood."
Vakhiogtu Ktar.
ralat llrart.
"I etn cever wiarry you," sahl th
beautiful bUjcit. ,
-JJut,' jjdrl tie -altby old man,
"won't you tunke my life happy fr JL
thort ytara I will be Lere? I am
troubled with a weak and faint leart."
"la that . I accept you."
AtJ yet tlcy ay faiot heart never
wit fair ladyCLkairo Dailr 'cwt.
Ao llmmer.
Do Ji tri.n'nle with
ka le.i;-i: ti e i ' 17. e t..o h.iisV"
"ID.M .in iif! They t'tiii't -t;.y lung
eli"U!i !"-r tl. l'uek.
a Qi
WHY l;lS!iA!:s liKCUMU CMKOMC
Verve l iiri i' Ut titr ! at by SelenllslH no
More IniJi'trlHliI Until lilt' It loot! .
A $ !.) Treatment Tree.
Tin; b! o I w;:8 formerly regarded
as the life-t,'iviin: I'lrinciple n il to its
con lition :ittribut.l t-iil tliut
t l.t-re vvfi of licuUli or illness. Now
tdivsiolnui-tts know tLut r.ervo f''Vfe
and itnllty me t'.,0 Hiirue, mul thiit
tLe fOLHtil uiion, t."o 1 r buJ, dt-
peiujs Ul l tll.l VO fore-1.
Nu-vu loiet! controls ull tuotior,
t-ent-iitif n, tJiyoht ion itnd nutiitioii.
An itbuud inee of this subtle tiiers.v
ini utiH ln ultli any viu'or; a luck of it
causes uet.eml debility, nervous
pro"ttatior, premittui e decliue, dio
use nud deutli.
Nerve fotei' i eliiefly geuTateU in
tie brain, n I therefore in the treat
ment of ull I'll 'erinir diaenaeH tbe
eondition of tbebntiu centers nhonld
he carefully eolisidered and treated.
One great cause of diseases bccoiu-
uiir cbrouic is that phvaieiaes over
look tlio fact that deliciency of
Dtrvc force is tliH chief causo of
rnot-t diseases. Nervous proHlrat
oin is due to lack of nerve toree.
Ur. Slileh' Neuropathic Treat
metits atrengUteii find invigorate
the nerve centers. They are tbe re
sult of twenty five yeara' careful
study, extensive research and re
markable tuccesfl. They build up
the system by increasing nerve force
aod have won for l'r. Miles the
thanks of thousands of Hullerers.
Mr. A. Krnnck of Huntingdon, Intl., wai
eurwl alur llilrtjf nhy aU-la.ua failed; Mra. Klura
linrluftil llrlatulvlllc, It., afu-r Iwenly-lwui
Jaa. It. Walla, lb notad tutor, tier aaotira bfttl
uruiiouiwayl lilio tnturalila. Mra. Kmtk Hmllli
ul Cliliawo. afwr Ava pli'Mana ba4 if I van bar
ui;Mr. Jullua ft later Lhltao, llvr lau;
Mra. U. J'kr alter alilaca (ilwl.
1.00 worth of Treatment especial
ly prepared for each case will be
rent free as a trial. Address. Dr.
Franklin Miles. ifi3 to 'ill ftate
Htreet, Chicago, Ills.
Wbenwrlllu UMinlion lb Middlcburg Poa-r
Canvasser
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a journal for advertisers
publinliLd weekly tit live
dollars a year. It teaches
tl io science and practice of
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413 .Markc. Si., Harrisburs Pa.,
(0 ioite 1". It. K. l't xit I'litmnuc)
itlletl l.ir All Iritiosi,
K'ooms, 25;mJ 50c. (looj MeaU, 25c
ttuo'l lbcooijiinutl:ttiilltl. tl
4 WA
' ifgnntiire Is i n every Imx nf the genuine
axative 3i'c:noQutn:ne Tahiou
- remedr i' ' urei u roltl In one day
Geo. VV. Hackctt,
I'honc 1012,
Sunbury, - Pa.
Hardware, (JIuhh, Paints,
Diiililing Material, x
a
Fence Wire, Farmers Tools,
(runs and Ammunition.
IT PAYS
to advertise in a live and up
to date newspaper. For results
" The POST.
mutpuimm -mm,m mm4 WtMMthCla1
Laxative Hromo-ululne 'lahleu cnr
a cold Iu a day. No cure, no pay. Pride
2i cent. t'
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ai;d Attractive Hoie Features is
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Covers the Local News
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Salem, Sclinee, Slireiner, Shaile!, Sliamokiu Dam,
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short stories, fashion ideas, household recipes,
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a mi ut m
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' CX'RR A t'ULD ISOMRDAT.'
Take laxative liroino-Qulnfue Tablets
All druKglattt refund the money ift
oils to cure. K. W. Grova'a signature
aa each Lhjx. J!6o .
Ksx&mcza) esxsaL.aaso cauczscs chxxemi 2kji2soxs
Here is an excellent TUFTED COUCH,
bej-t tlurablo vulouv coveni)!', excellent (ii;;ii!v
springs, just Ibo tiling for ..iij- iwisy vest, or.ly
Pvtonc..mi TnhSos beiuitiful lia-
ish, G It
$3X0; S ft. '6.00; 10 ft $7.00.
Beautiful Writing Desk,
Top 2GxlS, highly 'polished, fouv draw, is, 17x11
:md 11 cupboard with two departments. Two
Persons can use it at the same time. It is lin
ished on all sides so that "it can be placed in tlie
miUdlo ot tlie voom, it 13 a bargain t.t fS.50,
Mrnnir nair siiinfi r centre
wit v& wwiv UlUHUJ table, 2ft.
fifinare, extra shelf below, only 93c. Better
grades and moro expensive finish, $1.83 and
A good easy chair, a special bargain at $1.2
Other rockers, $1,00, $2 00, $1.00 ant $4.50.
PICTURES, fruit and scenery, si 27x31 in
oak, oxydiod and gilt frames, a :tsel, wortb
.l.uu, selling now lor $1.00.
ClialfS Kitchen and dining rom chairs.
a nico assortment, i.J.25,
and $5.60 per half do.
I have also a nice assortment of bods, mat
tresses and springs. Como early.''
J. E. MAGEE, Kreamer. P