MIDDLEBUtiG POST.
Eminent liitzzy
i Bladder Specialist
TKi COLCCST
llrl
LTfrtr of Sw-i at War la
Els UDornsry.
;s a disease' prevailing In thi
- atit dmrerous because so decep-
I'm jjiiJen dtaths ars caused by
i a-ease. pneumonia, nsan tauure
1 are often the result of kidney
If kidney trouble Is allowed to d-
kiiney-poisoned blood vil! attack
er i.-.s, or tne kidneys themselves
,n and waste away cell by cell. ;
r;:hress of the blood the albumen '
and the sufferer has Eriijht's
'tr.e w;rst form of kidney trouble, j
.'.rr.ir's Swamp-Root the new di
, the true specific for kidney, bladder
iy troubles. It has cured thousands j
-.-.:! hopeless cases, af'er all other j
live failed. At druggists in fifty-cent
r s :es. A sample bottle sent free j
al;3 a boc telling about Svarr.p- j
i its wonderful cures. Address i
- tt it Co.. Eingtumtcn, N. Y. and j
Ai paper. j
.-.CHOUSE,
i
UTTORKKT AT LA-",
lu'-iiioo entroafeJ tohliear
leiv uromot attention.
Atl Vctthcr Eurt.T. R;eo-d Broken
By Last Tnre Month.
Philadelphia. 3:t- !. Thre months
of the rcldm tumiz-r wathr within
the memory of livlns men httj ended.
All weather bureau rei-ords are broka.
and the piece are Mattered. Bui the
weather bureau dates back only to 1S71
and there are many people living who
can remember the severe weather of
1S57. It will be necessary to take up
the books, however, and go back to
1816 to find anything to beat this sum
mer for weather. In the year 18H snow
fell every month In the year except
one, and there was frost In every
month of the twelve. Wheat Si3 not
ripen, and people thought the end of
the world was comins?. Of course, we
have had nothing like that this sum
mer, but It has been a cold, wet season.
Half crops were the rule for small
fruits, anil no crop at all for peaches
and many veeetsblr-a to which we are
arrn-tr.mf'd
B'r:r.n;r. wi,h June, when wirrr.
wthr may reasonably b epe:te.-i,
th warmest day was the a.u of t'r.
nior.t.-., an.! the men ;;ry only r-'-aefce.;
fc in the r.otVif part of the day. There
wer rainy days and 10 more wh:.-'.;
r cloudy. TV.-? coidst day wa.H tho
first- of th-a month, when the mer iry
wer.r -Iowa to .. J:'y was not so bad,
hut the r'.f .ir. average ten". pf-rat:;r was
THE SUHDAY SCHOOL.
exactly tr.e norma.
stan linr tl
rsir.
i
tNSYLVANU KAILR0A3.
Lewistown Division,
n effect May 21. 1903.
in. rrTin. Airrwao-
1 a r a
I, inhur? ' 41
'i .lellnearore Junction 009 4 4.1
j SMlinwoTa iM 4 ft
B Pawling l 4 17
7 Kmnei SI 41
(i Meieer 9 47 4 30
K Midiileburg 9 4i 4 1:
2 Benfer 4 Or
1 ReaTerlnwn 3 Vr
I Reaver P'ini(a S S
B Kaulx Milla all 4
Mriiura a 37 3M
: Watrrir T ST I 2a.
I Pbina'le 74 3 24
1 Palnler-fllle '4 3 2,)
! Mailland 1 a S I3
Lewltown j 71 li
I IMovn (Main Straat. MS 3 )j
I Lcwtatowa Junction. 7) 3 0g
fcaves Sunbury 5 30 s m, ar
ts at Sehns?rove 5 15 p m
hehnsstroveh.oop. tn., arrives
unbury 6:15 p. m.
leave Lewiatowo Janctloa :
(14 m, 1 14 p m.l.lup m 4 tip m, T (Wo
, 11 S a m tor Aluona, Pituburg ami j
imorein4 Wadiina-ton 8tW m S7,
UlUia SarPMlik.tltihi. mnti Nw I
t06.I7a m. tS 110 U54 iaaU 1115
j.rrl!banr, H 14 p m
lelphia & tne R R Division.
AND
THERM OEMTHAI. BAILWAY
WESTWARD,
hi Klinfirrove Junotlon atUy fir
1.' W p m, J 02 p m. Sunday 9 is i m.
v Sunbarv dally x.'uf S.niliir-
lur BiSilo.l 24 a m tor Er aaa hu
It Uiileioata Krta n.l ('unanildiif'i.i
br Loo HTn. Tyrune la i ru Ww, .
mt Buffalo, 1 13 p lu :;r Bellatun .
Ii.n and t-'nD.Iin'i:
w kca.nu and Uiutra
kr WiUUuispun
a for BoiT'tio "'a En pirtuii '
tele. JU in lur tra auU uu-
4 i i) iu lur w ..
i! Lock Havaa aa.l
W a Bi S IX) and J m mr WiIUb--
ilazeltun
M a ui, 1 ins p m, 3 J3 p iu tur SUam .-
KLiiit v'uruil
h a in lor Wtlkwbarrt)
K.VSTWAtti).
r..l t'ii- not-v;-:-,-
' en scve.-a! i!.iv 'he nv"-
r.t ".p to O'i There wer IT
;); in th r-.c.ntn and 7 that
our!y.
's A't-ntst the i:icr. r.-y nnu'.'il
ror- " to fl In a few d.iva iaf-t v--k.
' ! 'n ?.n rensperat'tr ..f r.'.nr.th
on.y T" or fi.ir .1 eree.i .;'v.v
.rrx.i'. Wren it ims to rain. A i
.u r:--s th hnr.-r i'h 21 rainy
lu- 'o i n c-r-.'.'.t. an.l 10 c'.on.ly.
Ha torm In Virginia.
P.:- . . a-., v'a., Sept. I. A destrif
tive h.- torn Is repirted from Am
herst. I'on. ' -ipomartox anil Char
lotte co !es. !r swept from Alhe
marle 3"! 'ast ' ToiiTh the state, anl
levelled rrr -is eve rywhere within Its
pathway. In Appomattox it destroyed
I.OOO.dOO tai-srro ulinta. The hail
stones at su.iir: p i.i'i were aj lars?!1
as hen e?s. nl r;',hel everything
grow Ins to the rvin '..
Rer lew l It.
'Tshaw!" she xcia.u;ed, dtsgnsted
y, 2L3 she came to -he most Interesting
part only to read, '"o .r.tlnued," "I
don't see why tkey ''a.l fhesa thinfs
'continued stories.' "
"No?" queried her husband, pollt'y.
"N'o; they should b- oalieil 'dlaoi a
tlnued stories. "Philadelphia Pre3.
Motive lat Ilia Politeaeaa.
Little Theodore Shall I take you
hat, Mlsa Peake?
Misa Peake No, thank you; btit
you're a polite little man. all the sam.
little Theodore No; tain t that. I
just wanted to get the hatpin to itfclc
lnto Tommy. Me an." blnv's goin' to
have a fight la the hall. Tlt-Blta.
Rcvtaad Taraloa.
rtiers was aa old laJy named Hupboarf,
Who ona day tn ths cupboard
Ta look tar a bona.
But aha found none.
And tt nia ie her so mad a blupboard.
Chicaja Daily Newa.
KITCHEM LITERATI RE.
k:iu lf.nu siallanruva Jau.'tiuo
d . Iv amvian at H'Jil.wlHliihiu
him V j' i S3 p ui BuUitU'.r i 11 p n
i 4 t . u
kitiiv anivlna at Ptiltiululiihm
i M a iu, Bail:ui..T j 46 p b
Iiu 10 $ p Ul.
uauy arnvinic at f'uiaooiphia
t 7U a iu, Buittuiurtt j tin
V-i J iu a n;
C ra'us aliH) laa Sunriurr :
IUi:y arnviiiH at f hilaJiuhia 1 VI t ru
i Al a Ul WuniBKtuU Al am Now
k iu Wda, 10.4 a m !SuiMy,
da ly arrivuiK at KUilmleipula 7 it
a Ui. 10 JSS L'iJ;,'. s Mulll-
l tn, Wa.Hliliit(Wa t lu ui, Uaitluiur
inaMUiinluu 1 14 p til.
h-v J;o arnvliix at PMIadi'lriUta
XuikSiMyiu, Bu;t'.!nor in IU p
,' .' I 14 p ui
w dav. arriving c fhlladalphia
jf X) p ui. Baitiiuura 4 Ju u ui
fi T u p m
u. tnniiiwt al HiltlH.l i:j,ilii7 K p in
i 1 p ui, UiillluiJi-j T J p ui, Wau
1' m
u io.iv Suuhurv at a m and i 10
u., lur HarnaUurH, PlluaduipUm ..d
K. WOUK, Ueii l Pw .aul
"Tou look !!lte a wreck to-day, Aana!
Have yuu been sitting up all night agala
rt.'uit:ut$ a novel?"
"Yu, rnudaui. It was such a beauti
ful stury, but they didn't get married
till nearly Ave o'clock this morning!"
Flii.'geuiie Ulaetwr.
liMaUak
mm aaaIaW
REV1VO
restokes vrrauii
Made a
Well Mar
,v cf Me.
ioitlu,urtuulUlii ;) Wry, It vt
iu"ai. v ui, iUo: i, jthvrctlul.
'lirimam tl t.r kwt a.i.,:ioJ. uid u.il
.vrf ,a,a uUui(ut v.r by twin
H uui ' ly ; C. urly rr...Hu NltUt
"ality, '..upoitucy, Nmnl.v KuiiMiiOa,
' "'Jj". 'll:U' 1 ' 'at:w Ui.a.i. ud
"K H' U0O f r "ct3Uvl IUdlMiUUU(
1 "f '"r. :.!, uuik or o.airi. It
by hUrtiu,. . 'bo iut c( uia. but
tUul a: , SM butltlviv brin
', IM1 vtiai-iu -.d r
ui.. ut youirt, n arj oj )i.t..t
U.'U. lUMlkt .1. Kawh.j UhAUiLM
K Hm . c au UK SbaVOvS witfi yuai-
14 f'.at.uit a., iuim u muuJ
C.nuuutt a, tdiitm
" ') MiJUetuiv Va.t 'by
KHVMH DRIG CV.
I'll Politician.
N N. ly tr'iiy uiniHi'suiiHis
Jum how li.s fiimH x'. ends,
ijunit- rtifit !iiio.! by iitiHitiH hunds
An 1 oomu by Alutkir.g ; rieniia.
Uhiaimuf tun Star.
4ttlnic .lui4uniuitd.
ilr. Stavoui Say, old boy they tell
ma yiju !uv given up all of your clubs
and that yuu uuver go out at night any
more.
M" - Ws: t;Htti::g so well ac-
.u home thai my wife Is begin
all :m? by my first auum. N. Y.
. l
(lunar
aing
Thiicst.
W ny tt W ua.
Mim. ; i-''it.- What an you have an
.tlartn .:oct in your chamber for if you
doti t h.i-H th" niitnii wmitul
Mrs. 'nty- If yuu ciuid !mvr huunl
t,-.. i!':l t hi n.f,s my h'lhaml said
whoa .: ,i!'i;-!'i '.vcir "if. ymi '.voilldU't
asi; :.! . u-isfiii A.j ri" -.M't'.
truiib.
Or
mau'H
.- ll.iu.Hell.iltl Jiiii,
mi' 'hey ha1. e i.'ii'ciriial tlat-
- M i.ul; Y' s; I siipisi when a
.Mi.' thrtiws tun) ot lhi'in at hitu
he ftulj it be d bi. u struck hy llghl-UlitR.-
-V julv.irs .Siaii'smnn.
Mlts"Hlall
f , uni)tuu Tiu osi, ja I
Kallive Aiuliiiitioua.
SofteaJ--Wasn't that aw a beastly
ahurl rumor about me aw losing
uio tulud?
MiK Slasher Tes; that certainly
wa tho limit. Chicago Daily News.
Kr ou tn .Vlrrt,
lr. S;iuUy Do you care for outdoor
spurts?
Mt Stcdy WUi, I nver thought
you are ou, areml you, Mr. Sgeedj?
Thia la so sudden.' N, Y. Sua.
tm the IateraatUnal Sarlaa lt
pteaalM'r 13, ISsia Davl4
Brromra Klas.
THE LE3SON TEXT.
(3 Sam. 2:X-!.)
2 And It came to wiaa alter this, that Da
vid enquired of th Lord, laying. Shall I go
cp Into any of the citiri of Judah? And
tfce Lord aald unto him. Go up. And David
ta.d. Whither it. I 1 go? And ha aaui,
I'nto Hebron.
I So Lavid went op th:thr. n4 his two
wlvea also, Akinoam the Jnreeiitea. and
Abigail, Naba. i wit the Carmeiit.
i And hia men that mere with him did
David bring up, every man with hla hou
hold: and they dtteit in th c.tlea of He
bron. 4 And the mn of Ju lah ram, and there
they anointed Dav! 1 king over the houar
of Ju lah. Ar.d they toid David, a!n.
That the mrn of Jabeh-gi;ead were they
tr.at buried Saul.
i And David lent nieisencm unto the
men of Jabesh-gllcai. and airl unto them,
ti.ea.ied be y of the Lord, that ye hav
hevJ this Itindnem unto your ,ord, vr.
unto Sau!. ar. 1 have burled him.
. AnJ r.ow the Lord hmv kir..!ri an.;
truth unto you: an.l I a:.o w.li r-iii.re .;
"hi kir.dnea, b cauj-1 ve have d..ne :r...
ir.r..
'lnrefor r.ntr l-t your har.f i
i:r-r.rhn- i. -.ir.i h- e v.i.ian;: tor yo,.;
master Sau, ia iiad. an 1 a.ao tne hius o.
J.;..'af. have anintrd me klnr ovr tnem.
I'.ut Abncr th... A..n of Nr, capiam o'
Sau. a host, took lahbuaheth th cn of
ri.iui, and broi.Kht him over t ) Mahanaim.
Ant madw him k:rg over is.ea.1, ar.d
over the Aar.uritra, and over J.-xr-e., an.i
over Kphraim, ar.d over tcnjam.n,' ar.d
ovr a.i laril.
Iahbur.eth flaui'a i.-.n wai lu yar oid
w:.-n he. bnin tu un ov-r 1t-ii., an:
r- :nnd ;o eari. Lut ias r.ouae of J .aa
;..ued David.
NuTfcd AN'D COMMENTS.
OI.DKV TK VT. RenoM. koer (nod
and Low pleasant It la for brethren
t dwell tnaether In nnlty! liWil.
ut.Tl.l.NE OK S.-R1KIVRB; SKi.TluN
A har rewar.M 2 Sam
David a mourn. v.g ; s.m i:.T--T
D:ivul an.r.te.l kirn i sum i .-ka
U..mmendjiii thj Jatt.nh-glieaii-
. ''- i Ham. 2 4h-T
I-.i.vneth anointed k.n.. . ..s.i.ii
TIME About ;! B i'.
1'LAi E-Zik.. Hbron and Malianaim
We have ia how David, though
he had come to know why Samuel
ha.l anointe.1 him, would do nothing
against Saul. After Saul'a death he
acted Juat ai nobly a he. had done
while his enemy waa living. He
would not remember the evil that Saul
had done, but only the good. Ha
mourned Saul aa he was at his hear
the affable kin, th brave warrior, the
generoua friend.
From the fateful battlefield at Gil
boa a messenger hastened southward
to Zlklag, to announce to David the
defeat and death of his rival, Kin
Saul. If David had been less mag
nanimous he would have welcomed
tho newj with lejololng and reward
ed the messenger. This waj what th.i
a.aa expected, but he was doomed to
disappointment He misjudged Davld'j
character. Instead of rejoicing;, David
mourned for Saul and Jonathan. His
lamentation, called "The Song of the
Bow," la one of the most beautiful per
sonal tributes In all literature. The
Amaleklte who brought tha news pre
sented David with Saul'a crown and
bracelet, claiming; to hari slain -tha
king with his own hand, though at
Saul's request. This waa undoubted
ly a lie. Invented for anticipated re
ward. Wa learned in our last lesson
that Saul committed suicide. David
believed the He, but rewarded the liar
very unexpectedly by ordering him to
be executed for slaying "Jnhovah'i
anointed."
David, at the aire of 30 yeara, after
many bitter experiences and hardships,
tinaily attains the kingship, promised
him years beforj, when Samuel anotnt-
j ed him. He has proved hia powers of
j leadership and his great military
! prowess; also his ability to win ar.d
i keep friends. "David enquired irf Jo
'hovah:" Probably through his hu:a
priest. Ablathar. with the historic
ephod and the 'Trim and Thummm"
(sea Ex. 23:30). "Unto Hebron: " Tha
natural capital of southern Judaa, the
home of hia ancestors Abraham and
Isaac. The surrounding country was
thoroughly familiar to David, and the
inhabitants had become much attached
to him. He had Just Increased his
personal hold upon their leading men
by giving them valuable presents (see
1 Sam. 30:2ti-:!l). "Abigail, the wrfe
ofNabal:" Rather, his widow. "And
his men:" Probably most of David's
renowned BOO came from this district.
so that now they merely returned to
thair former homes, hoping to dwoil
in peace. "The men of Judah . .
anointed David king:" Thia was kia
public inaugurauun. making him th
people's choice as well as Samuel's.
David shows himself at this crisis
to be a wise conciliator. He had heard
of the sallant act of the men of Jabesti
in crossing the Jordan to rescue Saul's
body, and it touched his own generous
heart. I3ut his message of thanks to
them was not devoid of shrewd puiitic.
The only surviving son of Smii was a
weak 1'iiaracter. entirely unlit for rh
kingship. Yet to retain his own posi
tion as head of the army Abncr aiaiie
Ishbosheth king and succeeded for
some time in holding together the nor.h
ra tribes umler bis leadership. Isb
uosheta was, however, a mere puppet.
Abuer was viruaily king. 'To .Ma
hanaim:" Abiier was forced to move
his capital from ijibeah to a piaif of
safety across -he Junian. The Philis
tine victory at Cllboa was overwhelm- '
ing and they probably kept that dis
trict under subjection. They left David I
unmolested at Hebron, fur he was still
nominally a vassal of Achish of Gath.
"Iiear Points.
Innocence Is negative; perfection
positive.
Fatherhood is an essential factor in !
fraternity.
COPN SYRUP
Better than fconev for lesa
' money. Nutritious as well
ce.cious. At otaum
10c, 25c. and 50c tin.
CO" PtOOOCTJ CO..
M Tart and Ckaa.
CaaiBleani.
Tou have been conspicuous In the
tails ot legislation, have you not?" said
tha youn woman who askaai! aor's of
questions.
"Yea, rr.is." answered Senator Si.r
rhum. blandly: ' I thin- I have parti.'j
pafed in some of the rirh.-s bau.s 'hat
'.escalation er a.a.le. ' Washir.iur,
Star.
lie W nn.
Early Arrival-- You ar !ik.-ly o h.v."
tremer.o-ij . -r,,-.) her on conver.t.on
lay. I siipp.-.se yo are all r !: for
It?
Hotel r;ri fin ronventinn .'ity
Ready? v;i. I ahouid a.-r.rn to di.
semble' V'v raised r.e.r price ,-,
t-1 a cot.-Chi.-ai-, Tribune.
Unneeeldent.
H a.ake- her f.vr ,-.,r :ev:nir r,ir,
.hi. h.;f ' ir i rr.'-n-.r;
Thr. ..! ! m ,-, ;-it ..
V-v.-. -...n . ,'i ,.r .n t "
Jini 1 Kn. r
THR HI H TO THK ( Of TR V.
Farmer Well, what's the matter
now?
Agriculturist from the City It's like
this. The cow rfue to sit on the
stool. Chicago Chronicle.
The Jordan Ron.l.
Jorlan :.t le muith r.-m.t to -ravsl.
But tn wln il J.ir.ian wiy.
We arlnd lown l. :r inliie w.d le irrav!.
'Twel w :nn' whar U good tlmea atayt
PhUadeiphla Pros.
for Ladles 0ly.
Old ' Gentleman Thera la some
thing wrong with that slot machtna in
there. It claims to tell your correct
aire. I am over 70, and it made me
out ?,r,.
Hotel Clerk Thar machine !s Tor
1 la.l.es only. You w'.U And i better -me
: n -he billiard mnni. .V. Y. Weekly.
Tun Wni'li n.iluit.
A. 'tor Say, I cin'r. play .ill hr-'e if
he .vir'i you hav-i assigned aie :u -his
ai.-i.i'inma.
Manager Wliv nut
"Uecausa in the irst i.-r vn if -hem
i .'r.giui' in a flirht ind 'lie li:rl :.shes
;:i ir.d separates hem. See '" - '"li;cago
Da.ly N'ews.
SHEARING THE COATS.
4 TaKIe Thai Will Hold the lalmaU
la at pAitlA W aere Tker
( f.et Krtmf.
The shearing table shown in the il
lustration we have found indispensnuM
at shearing, branding and at o'her timew
when it becomes ne'eswry to ln.ld tiie
goat In a position whew if eanno
away or ho' her c.r.e. In shearing ..
place it npr,r ir hack in the trough nd
c.lwse the stanch;. .tus ar.,und ita necic.
Commencing ai the l.r'..sk.t, shear
hn.'lc r,n 'he un'ieriile nf 'he belly; 'heti
take oppw'.:e f.-.r !.-g and .h.ar n.'-ir j
Ail' .til
uam. sH..;.t.N., r
the sliouider and neck ax pmwlble, then
fr.itn 'he hrlnket on neck to stanchion,
then near fiir-1 leg, and shear same is
other side Tills "leans all "he :ilr
from underside of animal. .Wt Mmi'v
left leu across animal's io.lv, rel.-ae
stanchion tnd hen.l 'he aerk acros . ocr
knee, .liear all -he neck and reolare n
stanchion. Then take the animal '
the hind leg and ttretch -lie :Unk mns
''le smooth and shear up .eg mil alonu'
1drt to Where .fill left off on Tore
Drop one side of 'able, which v'U allow
'he back and sides ru he shi.nre,t v,..n
'hrnrttrTi .imnsr -he mi'.r ;leece -,ho.,;,i
he on Mie 'able n-,t this .,PP(.P
itself and keep clean, and ee ;f -be -nan-lfacturem
dr nnr pay . y,,,, fnr ,.,lr
Hair -2. D. Lodlow in llreede-v "la-zette.
ladirmiiiinn Wmim.l.
"ay. Mr. Caller, my big brother said
rha; sister's sternly was a aaj rira i
an '.t,' and me and l'lllla tun ta
know if you'r sister's itendy nd what
ta i sapheail and what ia n it".'"
P"nn.syivania Punch Bowl.
Nut Much to Tell.
"Hello!" said the busy man, "it
Jowa and tell me what you !rnow "
"I'm going out of town," wid Borera;
"I've just got tive minutes to ipar. "
'"V-dl. that's loads of Ime. " Phila
delphia Ledger.
He Hii.t V. I
"Oh. John! You nev.sy
gtiage In my presence
marrted."
"Of course not. I thtart IBIV n
your lressmalier's hills the. C&lr
o American.
tio.l.l r'villBBte
3'uham I know a .vccEaa "SOESS iSft
stor:-'.
Mrs. Benham How '3t BB BSCS S?
Beniiam The -utthur tr.i'rew a mas
have he b.;;t word. N". Y. Sum.
ntiimll v.
Kidder 'ie. weal In-r her"
ly agrees with my cousin.
ICatz How's that'.'
Kidder H'3 the state weathi
caster Toledo Bla.ie.
HEJ HOGS A a 2 SICX.
Rellnbl. WeMlenl Tre,im,nt t .
tamb-r at tll,n,nl. Tb(M
Itultf Ceniuiea.
It ! better to trlve mertiHr,. , .,. '."
In food. But if one virnnfa m 1
fairten a piece of rubber h.,s
In a bottle cnnUinlr.g -he me,;,;r.
Throw fJB pig. ;uf a .stick -n ,
and allow the :Imd -iw!v -m
the throat.
Inflammation of nrrt'f. ,
he head, ;s aiifd n- ..,-;,.: , ,-,r. '
ifinil; a oi. -vr :)ar..r.. vint
shelter at night, ici.ti h;ii.i;!- :n-rr. ,
varm nest -o out..!,:.. ..... v .," , '
-vaiTii :nali. w:;ii r.nci-r ti . rtj
in inch mbcs. 'vth -mi,: -ar,.. ;f
.till, give i loe ..f ..jwom 'i.::,.!.-.
WiUl 1& IB t itTiUU OltA.:. ,,t Olt....
If your pig's Vet -ct or. gj-.-e i
of epsom sa.ts. ami 'iiw -nrh -er.
graina tt altrte ot ixitiu-smm ".vn ,r
rhr rjes d;uly. ,u rit,, vhich v:;
Pf s4 afford reli.-f ro !i.
4 biwiTi -he (v.s
honld b touched once wtth
thlnrlde at antimony ising i rmth.r
If necessary, -.-peat iie third .lav To
lie?Rl 'he aor.'. .me hlnrtde of run', i:.
1mm to one pint of v.itr Xevp I...
M wa a4 dry
If olgs are sertously -'on.itinat.-l :rtvo
cmstor oil direct ami not -o -he sotr
But continue o 'he sows )il-.n..'!
lm thrtT fO4. Taed o prnvnet -ot .-'
dOJie. Mlniai
---223 Tw- CATTL2.
"ry rrtrw-
:"or"-
Nh vuu't niiirr.'ii.
'T liave never met," Ue said, "more
than two really lev.-!;,- women."
"Aa!" sIib said, looking up :nnop!:tIy
Into his face, "who was the .ithcr?"
Chicago Journal.
Hla lleineilr,
Johnny Ma. aren't they using kerosene-
oil to get rid of the mosquitoes?
Mamma Yes; I believe so.
Johnny I wonder why they don't
give them castor oil? Puck.
Harvard Lampoon.
Oil on a Dfntler.
AM... T
- wiui i suppose yon gtv ar
- a u.u.u un can ieaa a, ; pleasure bent..
little life. Tne Gents Not exactly; mx
i no more noise a lamp mnKes the less j have a hie leaning
iiK'it ii Biveu.
Humanity's debts to ua make our
credit with God.
To be In tune witn the good we muatii
oe at one witn uoa. i
The home without religion, will mean. '
tne inmiiy without righteouueeav
Anaworea
"Why can't a man
after marriage as he
"Because it's foolish
thlna vmi'va tmt
ry . " qus
Brooklyn Eagle.
OOP
t snow earfJa ara
m cnndiJaa! wtta warta growin .a
VWf aecjiaaaeaaB yaaaasi on their prte
ateal" ea ?rat. L. A. Cotti eil. ftrr
rerly of tb Agrtcnlturai .'xpenn.. :i:
teuoa la Ijium "U'e jaa mut:
i-iuu, in 'tmra jiorxi ;iri. nr.c
several sticcessiul aiethodx v.-re -:r.-;iluyed
in their extermination, lu r ., -to
"xper.ini'tit .n ruKing of war.-,
iled Poll heifi-r .'..'is seii., -,-i ,m -V':;, .
the warts w.tw so tlm l-c tliui .1 -.va :..
iio.stiible to ;ii;n e one's haiM un ..er ...
out coming In .-ontact -v.rh .several
growths. YV" trt-d '-.vo lirr.Tr-r.t w ivf
on difteront ;iars of 'he animal's '.:
On her .head and ihouldero v in: ......
castor oil well nibbed in twice milv
for a week, rfhorly after ach appii. a
'lon a porMou of the wart would :;c:;.T
off, and in two weeks the wans were en
tirely cured without any pain ft 'lie
animal in any respect. On th bac
and hips of the same heifer mb nse-i
concentrated acetic acid, a)plrtBc it
with a fountain pen tiller, and sal.::::g
the wart up thoroughly after rsjoiy.ng
grease aronntl the root to keep 2s acid
from eating the (lesh. Abnur; tslve
hrmrs after the operation tho war's
could he polled out easily. ThitvJMthe
gaeckar im?. tm tt canswl mnifH?retili
pa oaa aMtntlea. ad it is eaom
yasteal fey some danger of the a3l Msg
dropped apom tke akin and thtir1 i
I Im fwtr wor&.f2Lir
' to accomplished.
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NEDY'S rAVORrra remedy.
Tn a reent io the ew York
Magazin of Sni'H'i..r and Hyrne,
the recoirni7ed authr.rlfy .n all nm"er
p.'r;Hir.in t. health, Janiea JT. font
(toiuery, jr. D , says e.lit.,rlni)y :
"Af'er a rarefal Inves' ie.it icn of Tt
r:ivi. Keinidy's F.c .rM K'-te.'dv 4
s;,e.-lric f.,r kidnev ,n-r and hU.I.Ut
tr ,'ihles. rlieilltiH' i-lii .Ive-'i:i jnd
ri.tis'ipaticti with .t r .-m. ' -i . ills vr.y
are free o eenfes 'oat t tiio-.. in"-.-ri
ons medicine has p.".-"- ,. .... -mder 'in
examinat e.n ;f rii.'.o,,..
exerts ..f -he ,
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