1
. -.,,.Vo Iw.
He !k9 on lhe
p( tl''R antl
Dr.!
nil ocvii'a m
His condition
hi business juds-
"fl.
lrf St il'
..U.-nMed- pi-1
svery cure uya-
w .1...
tn,l otiu-r diseases
onr.ms of digestion
IT
auilioll. U gives
nf mum as wen
h of body 'cause it removes the
.j cjusc OI weiiuu urprcssiuu.
utiles the perfect digestion and
,- r i .l 1. 1. j.. : -
I'atioti pi iowi ttnu me ucfov is
-netl nv nutrition wmcn is me
Uceof physical strength.
I, gfflirtol with whnt the doctors called
hv-Min to no nvnii," writes sir. inn.
.rl.-v.-r. Richland Co. S. C. "At
I hive colli or hot feet ntul hand.
(- errat ileal niciiiuov. uiiiikhik mm
.... ., I ... n.. ilwn..a
S.oliM i.u.... --."
L iirnt. Ti l Rrcntly reduced in flesh. I
Lircrlv :"' thing- ttit would nol pro
rilft!'" niy stomach. After Rome
,. ,g ll(Vl'le'l l IFV ll-W lienors 111 IIT.
.is'iMrii Medical Ueiciivery and ' 1'ellets.'
Litii; 'v,'!;11 lKnl lcs OI eacu. inuuu i wm
',s I continued for six months or mure,
l h.nr to 1 careful yet. at times, of
- cat. in "rdT that J may feel Rood and
J fully nriieve li any one nuiicrnig wun
L ion or torrid liver or enronic com would
,.' 1'irri-f t-oldcu Meilical Discovery and
l it li! ts ' .ind observe ft lew simple uy-
f rule. i'i' V would soon tie greatly bene-
n.i Willi a lime jitrbcvcraucc wuuiu ue
1 1 cured, "
to I
Listless is cured by the use of Dr.
k'i l'li'aMUt Pellets.
',r;SYtVANIA KTiLRuAj.
Lcwistowu Division.
In clVcct May 25, iai:2.
M-ATIOS. KAHTWAllU'
i A M P
iinliury
s,-liui-K'rove Junction
r-i-iiu.-"ltrove
I nn Iniir
K ri-aiuer
Meisi-r
l lidleliurg
I'l-nfer
ll.-avertown
Hi-aver Spiings
Uaulis Mills
MeClurn
Wairr-ir
,-lu utile
Paintervilla
iMuitland
I'wistown
Ix-wl-town (Main Street-
(t JO 4 40
909 4 4'l
9 01 tn
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II 4'
114
II 13 Irfwintnwn .liinetion.
in leaves Sanbur.y f 80 n iu, nr
rives Rt Sflitisurove 5 45 p m
vesScliiisnrovHhiiiUp. tn., arnvea
at Sutibiiry (:T5 p. in.
, .. . i .- . n i
,1US IfHve newm'.uwij juin-nuu ,
: m.io II ii m. 1 10 o m.i.mp m 4 :up m, 7 ,rrp
M p m, 12 3il a lu for Altuonn, rillsDurg ami
Wt.
ir HaltimnrP nil'1 wasinnifton sin am nan,
i: 48S . 10 i in or I'linndeipiiia iinn rtew
SS.s05,l :)a m, i irj 1 n a nu hid p
fui Hurrburn 10 p la
hiladclphia & tne R K Division
AND
IsoKTHKlfN CENTRA!. KA1LWAY-,
i
T
lain lfve s Ubrffrovo Junction dully for
ll.tllJFMltt Wt'SI.
nam, U 58 p m, 4 2 p m. Sunday 9 35 a m,
P ID.
n!ravpuiintmrv dully exeopt Sunday:
r m lor Bull do, l :a a ui lor Erie and Can.
laltua
a m Mr ilFllctonti) Kriearu onnandaiKua
i ui Mr IioW llvn, Tyrone and tuo Wesi .
. p m for Iliirfulo, 1 l:i p in Ijr Hellulontc
- Tvrnne ll(l 1 una r.illllu II II
i m iyr Wennvitand 1-lliiura
I y & mr n iiuaai.iiioif
iijay 1237 n m for liufT ilo via Ell porlura.
a In Tur t'le, 5 iu am tor r,no nun i :anitn-
l.ua s 6-1 p 1'J lor v i,
4 in f, r ly-ok Haven and
nipurt
in, 9 a ni 2 00 a;il S35pmlor Wllkes-
ffre snd Hazclton
B i m. lu lu a in, ii 05 p in, 5 85 F m 'of Shamo-
anil Slouut ('armel
luoils; S 55 a m tor Wllkesbarro
EASTWAKU.
Tra'i" leave Sollnsgrove Junction
in. tally arrivluir nt Fhlladelnhla
I p in Ni v Yurk 5 53 P ui Haltiinure 8 11pm
a-Jiim.rtnn 4 pin
iui in .liii irrlvlnt; at Phllaiielphla
pii m.e i irk a 63 a in, Baltimore 9 45 p m
lalllPKtull in p in-
tin lu, ii u 1 1 v arrlvliiir at I'lilladeluhla
pi m, New York "13 a m, Halthnore 2 8U am
lnliiniiti'ii 4 116 s m
I : rn'iiH ali-i) leave sunburjr :
I W m daily srrlvliiK at Hhiladeldhla 53 a m
kitluiureT'Jil a ui Washlntrton HIO am New
fcrk 33 a m WeekiUys, 10 -'Jt a m Sundays,
f U m da'ly arriving at Philadelphia 7 23
n.Ni'w Vork 9.18 a m, 10 38 Sundays Balll-
kit no a m, Wushington 830 a m. Bullluiore
iOpn Washington 1 16 p ra,
f a m week days arriving at Philadelphia
4' a tn, Nw York 13 p m, Baltimore 13 10 p
Maalilutilou 1 15 i) in
Ppii wek days arrlvlnir at Phlladelnhla
EibU. N I Ynrb U fll n m lU.llmAF.Dlliii, m
fuhlnntoi 7 15 pm
pi i m uaiiv, arriving at Philadelphia 7 Si p tn
- Kim iu w u iu, uaiiiinorsT so p ni, wuu-
ltcn 8 35 p in
Tasini alsu leave Sunhury at 9 50 a m and 20
M 1 31 u Ml. top llurrlHliiirir PlillalMltthlA iml
faltlmurs
n m. ...' WOOU, ihn' Pass Agent
tUlTVUINSON (Hn'l Manaaer.
Mntairapiea
Itmlasa,
restores Vitality
Made a
Well Mai?
of Me.
OEE XI TTTVITTTTg'
neeathiiaiwM,MwAi,. a'n
'WIUJIY Hid nnilrlt. I ' ... -II -,kah..II
""""Iregaia their lot raanbood.andoid
ETlVf , cr ",,lr yutbiul yitor by nalai
i " r' " 'iw;...y ana surely rmuom, nervous
Ci?' v'tjlty. lmoteocy. Migbtly Emlstions.
rower, F.-! line Mcranrr w.,im. niuu. and
hiti. .ot 1 " btK.-o orexcesaand Indiscretion,
ftotnBi 'forB'urly.buslnessormarrlage. II
-nuycnrealgtartingjtthoaeat of dis.tss.bul
Ini u-w S.wv to d Wood builder, brlnr
"orii llink l-'w to pale ctieeasandre
andc!' Dro of -th. ft wards oH Insaolti
woronatlr,,,, 1? ofst on having RETIVO, no
Laa. car .kj In voet pocket. By mall,
Ww7.f3cklrac,r 611 (or S.oo, with a post
tsJ J"lrZenirni- intea to euro or ratuad
"xmey. drculirlree. Addnaa
M Medicine Co.,
Jot tu in AHddleburqh, Pa., by
XMDBLEURQH DRLG CO.
'f5
i the "wgoflr
01
MBM Uog lyraa l'isiis Oot, DM M
1EE SUNDAY SCHOOL.
laaui la Ike lateraevaloaat lerlea
for February , 11)110 The
' Chart-u a4 Certain.
THE LESSON TEXT.
"Aeli :S:1-11.)
I. After these things Paul departed from
Athens and- came to Corinth;
i. And, found a certain Jew named Aquila.
born In Fontus, lately come from Italy,
with hit wife I'rlscllla; (because that
Claudius had commanded all Jews to de
part from Rome); and come unto them.
X And because he wag of the same craft,
he abode with them and wrought; for by
their occupation they were tent-makera.
4. And he reasoned In the synagogue
every Sabbath, and persuaded the Jtwi
and the Greeks.
6. And when Silas- and Tlmotheus were
come from Macedonia, i'aul was pressed
In the spirit, and testified to the Jews that
Jesus was I'hrlst.
6. And when they opposed) themselvet,
and blasphemed, he shook his raiment,
and said unto them. Your blood be upon
your own heads; I nm clean: from hence
forth I will go unto the Gentiles.
. And he departed- thence, and entered
Into a certain man's house, named Justus,
one that worshiped Hod. whose house
Jellied hard to the synagogue.
. Andl'rlspus, the chief ruler of thesyn
n ..;sue. belltved on the Lord with all his
h ii(-; and many of the Corinthians heiw
in liellt-vcd, and r baptizid.
v. Then spake the Lord to Paul In the
nlKht by a vision. He not afraid, but Mcak.
un.l h.ild not thy peace:
For I am with thee, and nn man shall
nt on thee to hurt thee: for I have much
l oplf in this clly.
II. And he continued there a yenr nnd
fix nn nth, teaching the word of (Jod
aniens them.
.()!. I)K TKT.--Other fncmtnitlnn
en ii no man lay than lin.t Is laid.
vlilrh la Jrui t'lirint. 1 (.'nr. :tt 1 1.
U'TLIXK OK SCKU'Tl'ltK SECTION.
M:ikliiK tents Acts is : 1-4.
Testifying for Jesus Acts K:l-7.
Ei'.cGurngKl by u vision Arts 1S:S-11.
Ui f.ire the Juilgment scat Ads !i:l-l".
TIME. A. 1). f:'.
l'LACE. Corinth.
NOTES AND COMMENTS.
Corinth was a rity that frrratly rnn
Irasted with Athens. It was not intel
lectual lint KciiMitil, ami was noted for
ils lict ntioiisness and eorruption. "To
live us ut Corintli" was a -hrase that
meant pruflialf itidiilirenee. Paul
had nei-oiiplisliel lint little lit Alliens;
now we are to see what he was aide
to do in n fity li ss etilt nnd and more
wii-kwl.
"After lliese things:" The events
of last Sunday's lesson, which should
lie reviewed. "Came to Corinth:" The
distance from Athens to Corinth liy
water is aliout ) miles, and the voyage
can be made with a fair wind in four
or five hours. "Corinth," says Prof.
Hosworth, "was a great roniNiereinl
fity. midway lirtwccn IJoine and Kplie
stis. Ils life was eharaetcrii d ly a
roniliinat ion of eomniercial greed, s-;-'rtieial
hut conceited culture, in-.i"
flagrant sensuality, which made ii
far the most dilliciilt field which Pi.u.
had yet entered." "Aipiila . . .
lately come from Italy:" It is possible
that Aquila and his wife were lielievers
liefore Paul knew them. The tdict
that had banished the .Tews, and with
them Aquila and Priscilla, was own-ir
to certain disturbances said by one of
the Roman historians to have been
'due to the action of ('brent lis," a
common form of Christns, Chris!
t horn the ls.tori.ijiin his Ignorance
ol ( hnstTauity supp'iTPed to'1e"t'iif'
living leader of the "direst inns." "Of
the same trade:" Hoth men were tent
makers. During most of Pniil's mis
Fionnry life lie worked for his living.
He stoutly maintained that it would
have been perfectly right for him to
receive his living from those whom he
was spending his life, but he shrank
from being a burden to anyone, and
preferred lo earn his own way. The
rabbinic laws required every Jew to
teach his son some trade. "In the syn
agogue: " As usual Paul began his
work nmong the .lews.
"Constrained by the word:" Ham
ay translates this, "was wholly ab
sorbed in preaching." "Jesus . , .
the Christ;" Or "the Messiah." Think
bow galling an assertion that would
be to the Jews who had killed Jesus.
"Hlasphemed:" Uttered bitlr nnd
abusive language, probably against
Jesus, denouncing Him as an impos
tor. "He shook out his raiment:" The
act was symbolical of shaking off all
responsibility for them. It was tbe
breaking off of all friendly relations
nnd Paul's declaration of war. "The
house . . . joined hard to the syna
gogue:" Hardly a conciliatory move
on rani's part.
The opposition to Taiil nnd his work
was especially bitter -here, partly be
cause of his success in winning such
prominent men as Crisptis, and he had
need enough of the encouragement
that God Bent him.
This is one of the few occasions in
Paul's life when his implacable ene
mies, the Jews, were beaten at their
own game, (iallio's contempt for
the Jews and their religion
is evident. This incident must
have encouraged Paul greatly, as
showing the proconsul's policy of non
interference. Sosthcncs had been ap
pointed to take Crispus' pla"c as a ruler
of the synagogue, and was doubl ss
spokesman for the Jews before (lallio.
Encouraged by lhe action of the pro
consul, the crowd, probably of the
Creeks who were hnnging around the
court room all the Creeks hated the
Jews pounced upon the nngry Jew,
and thrashed him soundly, in all prob
ability to the secret gratification of
the proconsul. The attack of t lie Jews
had ended in a most humiliating- de
feat. Spenr l'olul.
The man who thinks leads the crowd.
Men will not be kept from the love of
the world by making the world unlovely-
The starof faith will shine long after
the comet of fame has disappeared.
The preacher's mit-sion is not that of
amusing the enints. by abusing the sin
ners. Happiness depends not on the things
the heart has, but on the heart that
baa the things.
The first thing some people do when
troubles fly Into their lives Is to clip
their wings. Rain's Horn.
The Eminent Kidney
and Bladder Specialist
T7
Tne Discoverer of Swamp-Boot at Work la
Hit laboratory.
There is a disease prevailing In Ihi
country most dangerous because so decep
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
It heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure
or apoplexy are often the result of kidney
disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to ad
vance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness of. the blood the albumen
leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's
Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the new dis
covery is the true specific for kidney, bladder
and urinary troubles. It has cured thousands
of apparently hopeless cases, after all other
efforts have failed. At druggists In fifty-cent
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent, free
by mail, also a book telling about Swamp
Root and its wonderful cures. Address
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binfjhamton, N. Y. and
mention this paper.
t signature i-i m every box of the genuine
aiativc Q.omcQuinine Tablet
remedy - orca a cold in one day
NOTES FOR SHEPHERDS.
Australia, New Zealand, ami South
America, have supplied England with
7,niMi,i.(il carcasses of frocn mutton
and lamb during the past year.
Wool shipped from Kockhainptun,
Australia, has shown a sl-.-mly fallim;
olT since ls'.W, HM.!IL'( bales being the
figures for that year, ami I . 7 ", T for
l'.KH.
The step taken by the New York
State l'air association of providing a
class for home-luvil and another for
imported sheep is one in the iij.'ht di
rect ion,
"When the happy time come," said
Mark Twain, "tLui the limi lies down
with I In' lamb, I ricLnii it will he
round thai the lamb lies inside the
.; hi."
It seems to us that the establish
ment of big slaughtering plants iu
Texas is hound lu revolutionize the
present system of stock raising and
farming iu this state.
With sheep (he period of eolation
is about l.'iO days. The lin,:1s for
lambing are between 1 1 . at'l laj
days, I hough iu a few cases tl,sc
"limits have been overreached'. Itural
".Vni-1,1
Soft
Harness
Ton con make your hsr.
nrs as soft ss a Klnve
and ss tonsil ss win hy
ualnKi:i KKKAUnr.
nem OH. You -sn
lenitllien Its lifs make It
last twice as Ions aa it
ordinarily would.
EUREKA
Harness Oil
mukwi a poor looking har
tiens like new. Mm.Io of
pure, heavy (milled oil, ee
pwlnlly !rrpnril to wllJ
UUld ttlO Wi'ltl-HT,
Bold evprywher
lu cans -ull ilxetft,
Made bj STANDARD OIL CO.
CHiCHCSTER'S ENGLISH
PEEJNYP.OYAL PILLS
Umtr. Awvn rellsbls. I.ally, aak pmntit fbf
l'HI('lll'.ltKK'K KNULINli In .ted and
UoM nieutlllo buses, sealed with blue rlbboa.
Take olher. RrhM iaaftreaa atU
4siUasMl Imllatlans. Huyof yourDnnnrist,
or' send 4r. In ninnins for Parlleulara, Trail
noBlnla anil " Keller nr l.ndlra," In Inter,
by mum Mali. 10, Testuuoaiala, toW
ail lmifirisia,
OHIOHBSTRn CBIIflOAL CO.
SIM HaMllaoa avtiaare, PHII, PA.
Msausa amis state
. "Silver Plata that Wean."
When You Buy Spoons I
kniveft, forks, vtc, buy rellutile brum!. H
even If tltey do emit tt llttln more. They
ri worth lhe .llriert'iirr . If " 11?" la
n part of Mif Uainp It I nun n't wmiine H
Itnc-'ffl qtiH-llty, fuuious fur wear, l ull H
trude-tuark H
"JP A7 ROGERS
MOtJ BROS." I
II 5old hy Iwiilln flciilpn. For Catlo(tu6 H
II No. t, addri'Na thu inukern, M
fa International Silver Co. iVerfden, Conn I
00' j
Lion Coffca
is 1 6 ounces of pure
conee to the pound.
woaiea toilees are
only about 14 ounces
M ft
01 conee ana two
ounces of eggs,
glue, etc., of no
value to vou. hut
y f
moneyinthepocket
)oi 1 n e roaster.
Th na)d psfkat Ihiutm nnl
luriu tulily sat (mluust.
POULTRY IN WINTER.
Flocks should lie t oiled M ill, a View
of .VnUiiiK I'.ach a. ml F.rr lllrd
I'ruvr I'rnlltnhle.
Many Hocks are run through the
winter at an expense, simply hecam-e
wo ncglcci to take a proper interest
in them, and because we do not
hiudy and learn just what is neces
sary lo make u pinlitalilc winter
llock.
To make poultry prolitable during
WiiHci', we should begin iu autumn.
With poultry, it is in the same line
wiili any kind of stock on the farm,
;ood wintering depends upon the con
dition the stock in autumn or nt
the beginning of winter. In the lirst
place cull down you Hock of laving
hens, and keep none that it not liable
to make ii good winter layer. The
aje of hens must be taken into con
sideration. Karly sprinir pullets, or,
bay, pullets hatched frn March on
until .liinc, should make the best of
winter layers, diic-ycnr-nld hens do
fairly well at egg production iu win
ter, but it is an exception Unit older
hens arc prolitable winter layers.
This depends somewhat on the vari
ety, as the smaller varieties carry
gg production much lunger than the
larger ones.
I'orhaps we might here say that
there will be found hut little ilill'cr
eticc as lo the number of eggs pro
duced from any good standaid vari
ety of well bred and well kept hens
of cither the larger or the small
breeds until they login reaching two
years old, tifter which the small
varieties lead.
baying hens, if lhe eggs are for
market purposes and not for hatch
ing, are much belter without cock
erels running with them. No Hock of
hens will produce near lhe iniiiil cr
of eggs if il large number of cock
erels are running with them,
l'ii Is should be elase I and kept
in separate Hocks during winter, if
more than one class are kept.
bale hatches should be kept by
themselves, cockerels by themselves,
and the laying thick should be given
special care in the way of housing
mid feeding.- A. II. Hull', in Farmers'
Void;.
Itcnl TIiIiik.
The tales that people tell us
Oft causo our tears to flaw.
Ilut It takes the wasp to get tliera
- -'reh Ms little Mil of PB.. ..
Chicago Daily News.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine relets,
Seven Million boxes sol3 in past 12 months. This ?gnatllle,
Theflvcccnt packet is enough for an ordin
ary occasion. Thefamily bottle, Sixty cents,
contains a supply for a year.
An Tatlaeky Reatoralloai.'
"V01 know that real pearl necklac
of mire, the oue that 1 call the $10,-
ton one?"
Yc."
"Wcl!. I've had awful bad luck with
it. 1 lo-it it in nn elevator the other
day and the elevator boy fi-uml it
aid nil mm- reporters, nt.d of
course I had to ,e ,t,y to.
ward that MonIJn't seem ton small
a: d ii e in. and vo 1 made it $'.uu."
"Welir"
"And i)0 is more than lhe neck
hue :s actually worth!" Cleveland
l'lain ilealer.
Woman' Way.
TivuiKh VMininn n-4 u m.ir.V ui'.vlce
n ar y ci rt aii: n-.ilti r.
Ard talks It ( v r m-.ci- or tw ice.
With heaps of im rry chattr.
He will il'scuver lard ly.
Hi- mlcht n well have kept It,
Aril would have known. If 1., were si ry.
That s lu wcuiri' t.ot ncci-pt It.
St. I.miis l'wft-Iii.-ii.-i:, h.
'I'll I'l 1 ISM km Al'i:i).
WW;
Ccmtitrv l'.i v - Ketch ;n.thii.g.
Algy?
Alg Cilyheail I got t he can he came
in all rig hi ; he in iii ha c got ten aw ay .
- M ilwa ukce Si i t in, 1.
'I lie 4. ii ii il I'm mi in ii.
II vv:is a !'.-.''.; he r- . 1;. d tin 1 (Kit,
Tile Kir!, s-1 e ;ot i-l. -Ie.
1 1 s iai am. i ci.v i 1 . i liar, -
A '..I l.e vi.s m . l: i ,i im : i
I'il.i h.i .it; 1'i.n a. i l . -i.ii-Ti Ihlll.e.
IIU Line r rl.
,lra Young Siml.ip has at li-t
succceileil in canine out a fiit line by
his ii n efl'ni t
Hoax Why, I vr :i - iir.i'er t h e in pi r --i
ii lluit he married an In ires--.
loax So he did. I.hl he had to cut
out a doen i.thi-r fiilnwv Inf. .ii- i ii I. -ing
up hi- I c mi it i.ee i ii the ue i, y ide
i f Ka-y sti-ipl. ( iiiiai'ii Hai'y ew.
lie limit-. rr.
"Hell, i, t 1 1 ii I : "' called the man
at the 'pin ue, "j,rie me the ;;as nf
lice." "'es, sir," replied the opera lor,
"but, I niii-l warn you in aihauce
that we cannot tolerate any swear
ing over the wire." Philadelphia
I'ress.
I lienp nt 'I'lt n I.
Mr. Kiixe - Vou want lo marry my
daughter, eh? Have yon ever earned
a dollar by your own efforts?
("holly Oh, yes. My father p
,iV pcf "weeK -Juat -fuiTb.y Ing uo.ij
frtun his place of business. Chicago
To Cure a CoM in One Bay
FLDnrrnANS
Owing to close confinement in
business I suffered from a bad
touch of indigestion, so much so as
to cause me intense pain. My
tongue was caoted; had severe
pains around my eyes and felt
miserable. Through the persuas
ion of a friend I tried Ripans Ta
bules, and after taking them for
two days I obtained some relief.
I kept on taking them, and can saf
ly say they have cured me.
Aro You CiGi7m
Do you Buffer from Kidney, Lirer,
Bladder or Blood Disease or any win
ry trouble. Dyspepsia, Rheumatism.
Constination. or if a woman any nf
'the sicknesses peculiar to your sex ? If
to, send your address to Dr. Dar.4
Kennedy Corporation, Rundout, N.Y
and they will send you absolutely free
a trial bottle of
DR. KENNEDY'S t
FAVORITE REMEDY,
the (greatest aneeiPc known to medical science
for t ho cure of them) diseasus or any uric aci j
troulilo. It has been used by physiciuna Ir
liOKpitals and Hanilariums for nearly thirtj
years with untniliiur succte-s. lis Mie e, m
large to-day It can be found at auv drun ,,ii,u-
si.QOmBoM of ' a to its. no.
MAIN U If MANUKfc SHLU.
Altlmnuh lniple In oiialructlon II
I'rrvrnts !. of nr Material
Housed In It.
It is a great waste of manure to
throw it out of doors iiml there allow
it to be acted upon by tin- sun and rain;
hence the advisability of having a ma
nure shed like the one shown here
with. As can be seen this is very
kimple of construction and jet it ui-
Ki'oXoMh'.vr, .MANTKi: S1IKD.
most wholly prevents any ..vS of the
material housed in it. It j,, ;,S(,
crv eonveiiient, for the planks run
ning lengthwise of the structure are
made lo he removed in tilling or load
ing by lhe cud plunk, which uu tt them
being spiked securely to the extra
short posts, which are set ,,pp,isii,. ,,,,,,
another for this purp The fresh
manure can thus be wheeled
out as fast, as made. thrown
into one corner mil then forked
t' the opposite one in
few day s to prevent violent fi rinctita
lion. Such a shed is much better if
il has a cement door, with the lower
luost planks forniiiig- the sidi s embed
ded in it. Fred U. Sibley, iu Fpitom-
IT PAYS
tn :ul (Tlisc in ;t live ;iinl tiji
Ih dale iiowsi;iii r. I'ur result.')
' ' The POST.
DMI.NISTUATnK.S NOTICK. Let.
XV tirx nf Altiiiiiitr;itiiin in tl t-Mtato f
Tolly .Null, Intr of 1'i-rry township, Hiyiler
t'uiiiity, I n., itt t'list'il, hiiViiiK ih-imi iiuiIimI
to tho umli-ritriiti, all ihtmimih ktittwln them
lulcliif to hhmI tfitiktu nre rctuMtetl ti
vnieni, while tlioM lnn-injf
' Mntu will present tlii'iu
nithHiititntett m vh Miitb-isi.Arnt'il,
iRANK RKKMI KNBACIl,
J KKWT. M(MMti:i((.i;ii, Atlmlntntriitora
Doc. n, Vji 2 M . I'lcipmnt MilU.
Cures Crip
Li Two Days.
rpi
'iVSA;.-
or. every
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