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RULES IN ELEC TRIC ACCIDENTS. :
Important to Those Who are Engages in|
Mines Oporated iy Electricity :
The Sanitary Inspector reprints a set
of rules for guidance in the Lancet in
PATTON PUBLISHING
BAR es
C4, Proprietors,
Finer Eatiton
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EX3TARLIRNIED
———
the case of electric accidents which are |
of service,
1. Break the circuit at once if there
be an interrupter close at hand and
you Eriow how ti fe it If not, Home
no time, but proceed to Rule 2. !
2 Do not touch the man’s body with |
your bare hands, but if India rubber
iow
‘gloves are not at hand pail him off the
tion, “hal she ne gre
oF Sar |
He wil answer, Cod iver
oil.” Nine out of ten will
answer the same way.
i Yet when persons have
consumption they loathe all
fatty foods, yet fat is neces-
sary for their recovery and
they cannot take plain cod-
3 liver oil. The plain cil dis-
turbs the stomach 80d 4 takes
away the appetite. i
agreeable fishy odor and
taste make it almost unen-
durable. What isto be done?
Hr 1
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J ££, Chem, New York,
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2
GOMEZ NOT TO BE TRUSTED,
Inspector General Breckenridge, who
has been in Cuba and Porto Rico for
three months, brought President Me
Kinley much valuable information
obtained by his close observation of
existing conditions on the islands, and
not a little of it is widely different
from that which has been obtained
General Breckenridge is strongly of
the opinion that Gomez is not to be
trusted. He thinks that Gomez is the
most dangerous enemy the United
States has in Cuba; that Lis turbulent
mature fits him for participation in|
revolutions, bat not 10 assist in the re- Fines
tablishment of a peaceful government,
has warned the President of the danger
of allowing him bim to get control in |
Cuba. He also told the President that |
things were not being conducted under |
i
our military government in Cuba, in 8
magner to accustom the Cubans tos
free government; that it was a serioos |
mistake to allow distasteful Spanish
_ laws-to remain in forve over there, in
addition to our military laws. He
doubts whether Cuba can have a free
government of ite own, hecavse he |
believes that as soon as our military |
government, is withdrawn, Gomez and |
his followers will establish un military
government that will he as mach of a
- despotism as Spain ever maintained
aver the island.
Of Porto Rico he says that the people |
are disposed to be contented, but that
the serious drawbacks to industry,
owing to the closing of the markets of
Spain for Porto Rican products and
the failure to open our own to ther,
~ bave already resulted in distress and |
an alarming increase of brigundage,
and that things will grow worse if
means are pot found to provide em-
ployment for the islanders. The Pres
ident is powerless to act in this matter.
It] will require action of Congress to
open cur markets to Porto Rican pro- |
ducts. The President is deeply im-
pressed by General Breckenridge's
information, and has had several ex.
tended conferences with him to talk
the matter over. |
{ connection with all points.
able by his coat tail, or fold your coat |
or some dry article into two or three
thicknesses, and, nsing this as a pad to
take hold of the body, pull it away
from the circait and resort to Role 5.
4. If unable to get him off, raise
with covered hand that part of the
‘body which is touching the earth, or
one of the poles of the circuit, and it
will usnally be thus possible to get him
easily AWAY, and proceed tr
Rule 5.
4. If still unsuccessful, make another
pad, and placing it between the ground
and that part of the hody in contact
if “iy
with the ground, continne your efforts
to detach him
5 Having pulled him away from the
cable, free his neck from clothing, and
treat the case as one of drowning, one
method being as follows:
6. Open his mouth, and, taking a
hold of the front part of the tongue
with vour fiagers (covered with a
handkerchief if you have one, draw
forwards, and gradually let it go back
18 times a minute. Be sure that the
root of the tongne is acted upon and
drawn forward If the teeth are
clenched and you cannot get them
apart with your fingers, gently separate
them with the handle of a pocket koife
or by a small piece of woowl, cork, eto
7. Resist the efforts of bystanders
to pour stimulants down his throat
BEST SPRING.TINE TONIC
ava doi
Is 4 Trip to the Semshire Over he Phila.
driphia & Reading BR.
When spring time comes, after the
dull, heavy winter weather, we ali feel
the need of something to tone np the
system.
Formerly this was done by
the use of bitter decoctions, bat now.
a-days the knowing ones have found
that the best tonic is a
ocean beach, and the practios of spend.
trip to the
ing a few days on the shore is finding
more and more devotees every year,
80 much so that the hotels make extra
arrangements
early spring visitors.
to accommodate the
Atlantic City, with its numerous
open-all-the-year hotels, sun pariors
“and magnificient
boardwalk with =
southern exposure, giving promensd
“ern a splendid view of the ocean while
inhaling the warm invigorating salt air
wafted up from the Gulf Stream, is
oapecially suited for the purpose, and
through the good train service of the
Philadelphia & Reading Route [At
lantie City R. R.1 has quick railroad
Past trains
leave Chestnut Street and South Street
Ferries at convenient hours and
through tickets are sold and baggage
checked from and to all points on the
Yeooh Creek railroad and connections.
We would also call the attention of
the traveling public to the fact that
Philadelphia & Resding railroad en-
barn hard coal, thus avoiding
smoke. The Atlantic City railroad is
double track all the way, and is bal-
lasted with anthracite cinders,
eliminating the very disagreeable
feature of dust, and that this route has
the record of inaugurating the 80-min-
ute train service between Philadelphia
and Atlantic City; running and main.
taining for 60 days without a break the
fastest train in all the world. A book
has been compiled by the company,
giving interesting statistics regarding
these facts. It will be sent by mail to
any one who will address with a 2-cent
stamp Edson J. Weeks, General Pass
enger Agent, Philadelphia.
81. Lawrcooe Letter
The weather is getting beaatiful and
the busy time for the ‘farmer’ is here
The roads are getting nice and dry and
we have already seen the “bicycle”
vehicle.
John Nedimyer, who has been log-
ging in the Stoltz valley for the last
year, has taken another job near by
and will begin work at once.
Last Wednesday evening the people
of St. Lawrence and vicinity were once
more invited 10 attend the school clos
ing entertainment in Rhody's hall
The teachers, Mr. HL. A. Schettig, H.
A. Leiden and H. T. Wenta, tried their
best to make it a saccess, and it sorely
was. The principal feature of the play
was the noble way in which Mr. Schet-
tig, Mr. E. M. Nedimyer and Mr. Jono.
Wagner played their parts. The music
thus®
a
13. 1809.
CREAT THROAT and
FOLEY’S
HONEY and
TAR
IS THE
LUNC REMEDY.
FOLEY'S BANNER SALVE is a Healing Wonder.
OC. W. Hodgkins, Patton Pharmsey
¥
MCKERS IN DIRTY
Prods Roenried at Ehenshury ap 'o rate
=
Friday, Apr
Matthew
Rew Wi
James McDevitt ¢t ax to
M Nolan, Patton: consideration
Joseph A Gray et ux to Th
Sharbaugh, 83 50k
Annie M aberiff. to Jacob
Hartman, Fider $235
Eilarian H Gray, by sheriff, to
essture Bailding &
Hastings, $30
Eiiarian H. Gray,
ensburg Building & Loan Assciation,
Hastings, $20 ’
J. F. Marka by
Saupp, Patton, $40
Samuel A. Milier et
Snyder, Barr, $150,
William Springer et ux
Hogue, Alieghenny, $1,300.
Henry J. Ivory et ux
Hogue, Allegheny, $100
Rebecca McMullen ot
Hogoe, Allegheny, $5650.
Josepn Hogue to Henry U. Bier, Al
legheny, §770.
Robert Hollen ot nx to Emanoel W
Louder, Beade, §75.
Trustee of Spangler Improvement
company to James Burchell, =
fer, $100.
Elizabeth A. Evans et a
J. Dufion, Ebensburg, $olt.
Matthias Kessler et ux
MceMulien, White, $45.
Equitable Loan & Building Associa
tion to Celestine McMullen, Elder, $50.
arroiitown
lager, by
Asso int
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fa 1]
hy sheriff Wo Bb
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sheriff to FD
ax to John
to Joseph
ta
Jimeph
vir to Joseph
to William
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Low Bats
The last two Pennsylvania railroad
low-rate 10.day cxcursions from Fitts
burg and points in Western FPonnsyl-
vania to Washington will leave on
April 27 and May 11. Roundtrip
tickets will be sold at rates guoted
below, good going on speeial train io-
dicated or on train No. 4, leaving Pitts
burg at 830 pm, and carrying through
sleeping cars to Washington. Special
train of through parlor cars and
comcbes will he ran on the following
schedule: Train leaves Johnstown at
10:15 a m., rate $7.35: Coalport, 6:83
$% 10; Cresson, 10.58, $7.35, Altoona,
11:40, $7.35; Cuorwenaville, 9:15, $7.85;
Clearfield, 9.31, $7.25. Tickets will be
good returning on any regular tran,
except the Pennsylvania Limited, until
May 6 and May 20, respectively, and
to stop off at Baltimore within limit.
Holders of special excursion tickets
to Washington can purchase, at the
Pennsylvania Railroad Ticket Offices in |
Washington, excursion ticketa to Rich- |
mond at rate of $4.00 and to Oud Point
Comfort (all rail; at $6.00; at the offices |
of the Norfolk and Washington Steam- |
boat company, excursion tickets (not
including meals and staterooms on
steamers) to Old Point Comfort or
Norfolk, Va., at $3.50, and to Virginia |
Beach at $4.50; Washington to Mt
Vernon and return, via electric rail
way, 50 centa.
Should the namber of passengers not
be sufficient to warrant the running
of a special train, the company reserves
the right to carry participants in this
excursions on regular trains >
Tickets on sale in Pittsburg, at
Union Ticket Office, 380 Fifth avenue,
and Union Station, and at all stations
mentioned above. For full informa
tion apply to agents or Thomas E
Watt, Passenger Agent Western Dis
trict, Fifth avenue and Smithfield
street, Pittsburg.
Excursions to Washing
se hoi Repart,
The following is the report
St. Augustine primary school: Those
perfect in attendance for tbe month
ending April 10--Ada Adams, Mary
Wharton, Olive Nagle, Maude Lita
inger, Pear! Litsinger, Maggie Lite
inger, Margaget Harber, Cyrilias Nagle,
Philip Yahner, Marcellus Yahner,
Louis Adams, Bert Adams, Charley
Adama, Filmer Adams Ralph Hoover,
John Roby, Roy Perkins. Those miss-
of the
thing ese” in offered you
Hodgkins
{ry 1488 mv wife went east and was
a tacrkad with rheamatism she pov.
ceived po relief potil she tried Cham
that tirne
32. We
i cases oF
beriain's Pain Balm Simnee
we have pever been without
And it gives instant relief
harms and scalda and is never failing
for sil rheamatie and peuraion ping
[3 OC Brant,
anle by Patton
Hodgkins
Santa Yhnew
Pharmacy, |
To Resanls Here Rogulariy.
Frnst Bruer, the photographer, who
tewratenl on the corner of
kas his gallery
Foarth and Magee avenues, near ral
road station wishes to inform the pablie
that ke van now be found in his gallery
every day in week to await
¢ hoses whey wimh work done Prices gee
hie and ail work gasranteed
s Fas Of
£300 whiskoy in hath deetor and
Better looking many
dAavtors better tasting than all
tone than
mynd
For general family owe, nothing
equals whiskey and Harper Whiskey ia
preeminently the family whiskey
Sald by WL. Daggett, Patton, Pa
pire
$ Woantid
To trade a lady's Clevedand bicycle
SOW The beycle in
having ridden
For particulars
addrens Lock Bax Noo 28, Patton,
inquire at COURIER office
for a fresh miilch
practically new, went
only aboat 40 ‘miles
or
As the season of the year when phe
mona, Ingrippe,
colds, eatarrh, bronchitis and jung
troubles are ta be guarded against,
nothing 2 fine substitote '” will
Sanawer the purpose.” or x “jost as
good” as One Minate cough cure. That
is the one infallable remedy for ail
jung, throat and bronchial troohles.
Insist vigorously on haviag it if “some.
Cw.
sare throat, coaghs,
5g
iw
Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy.
Property for Sale
A valuable property, consisting of a
good 2atory frame building used as a
store and residence, with first: class base-
ment, situated on Fifth avenue. Splen-
did well on promises. Also good out-
buildings. Will be sold at a reasonable
figure. Call on or address
j Jonx GaGLiarDL,
15012 Patton, Pa
J. Sheer, Sedalia, Mo, conductor on
electric street car line, writes that his
little danghter was very low with
croup, and her life saved afer all phy-
aicians had failed, only by osing Ome
Minute cough care. C. W. Hodgkina,
Patton Pharmacy.
L. W. Cook.
Cotton Dress Goods
Are Very
Beautiful
Thin season and we have & very
variety in the most atirnciive fines
RTYe
Zhe
iH
Printed Organdios 71 to
Praities in beautiful sts
and 35% a yard
Batiste tn blue and
dota 15¢ per yard
Madras in very pretty
124, 17 and 25¢ a yard
Seersucker in all shades 13
Genuine
mink with polka
ew designs,
THE TWO HOUR TRAINS
Fertwenn Fhiiadeiphtn and New York vim
Philadelphia & Reading Railway.
at the same
time perfectly anfe traveling the above
cannot he excelled, a special not-
feature is the entire absence of
For lnvarons, swift and
tran
gh de
smoke, snot and chnders, the engines
The intoduye-
4 of these trains by the Philadelphia
Fwy when in aries} vr enh}
brning only hard coal
great boon ta the
of both 1 be
& Pleading was a
cities, and
DARE J Y
as that
of other persons for pleasure or Dusk
ness purposes. It is a pripe-
tiows by these travelers leave home
Philadelphia after breakfast, and
i the day in New York retarn
POpNE Sees 1D
patronage by thie clams of
bony steadily nereassel as well
COT MIO
10
or 7 o'clock dinner
pars are attached to all thse
pd the T3004 mo foand 4 po
Paliman
To speciatiy aroom-
* York ales have
roar
gentlemen (he 30a Mm 10
m. fram New York,
Flor smoking car attached
ten apply to any Phila
Ano
Teel ap
gent, oar
Weeks, Oeneral
3x Eien Te eyvivvaal
neiing Srminal,
tren framed at Faher's
w frowt hits, barns, indolent somes,
dlwease, and
Witeh
Li Dent
skin
PW iits
pmreciniiy
Harel Salve
fod out for dis
1 and
& thelr sndoreemesnt
wade who try to
y
¥
Sh on ph Bees IE #
eominiterfeit it. In
imitata
of a goed article Worthless goods ae
Get DeWitt’'s Witeh
WW. Hodgkins Patton
not imitated
Hiuzel Salve,
Pharmacy
A Card
Re o aidendgned, do hereby
agree to refnad the money on a Mi-dent
hottie of Greene's Warranted Syrup of
Tar if it fails to cure your cough or
wrled We gaaraniee a 25-0ent
bottle to prove satisfactory or money
refunded, © WW. Hodgkins, FPaiton
Pharmacy. 20
Abway
Not ane child diss where ten form.
erly died from People have
farned the vane of One Minate cough
cure, and nse it for severe lung and
throat tronhles it immediately stops
CW. Hoadg
Aron
remighing It naver fails
Fins Patton Pharmacy
rane in Patten
H. J. Fasley, undertaker and em-
talmer of Hastings, bas established a
branch at the J FE Kirk Hardware
sompany’s stare, all calls will
pecwive prompt attention, The very
latest and most modern methods used.
where
[eave your laundry with Rcheid &
Wilkins
At a
.
Before the discovery of One Minute
cough cnre, ministers were greatly
disturbed by coughing congregations.
No excnse for it now CC. W. Hodg-
king, Patton Pharmacy
We have just received a
full line of
Shoes, Dress Goods,
Notions and Groceries,
And before purchasing elsewhere be
sure to call on us where
Prices are
the Lowest.
Goods always fresh and op-to-date,
and delivered free to all parts of town.
H. REMKOS,
Next to Baptist Church.
\WVALL PAPER.
\VALL PAPER.
We have the most complete stock
of Wall Paper in Northern Cambria
Over 100 new designs to select from.
Prices from 3 to 30 ets per roll.
Room Monldings from 3 to 8 ois a
foot, We carry a full line of
Wall
Mouldings Can make any size Frame
desired at lowest prices. OM
Frames cleaned and renewed,
The Patton Wall
Paper Store,
. C. FISHER, Prop.
alwn
the
PATTON, PERNA.
Boarding House. ,
Vine Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Opposite Franklin Square.
Cambria and Clearfield
county people visiting Phila
de!phia will find this a con
venient and central location.
Terms $1.00 per day.
MRS. S. B. KING.
13-¢f
Grocery House where things look
neat and clean; where Clerks are polite and obliging;
where Deliveries are made free of charge and on time;
above all where yon know yon are getting the best
in the market at the fairest of prices.
sort of House we keep.
Have you seen our li
S?
The finest in this
DRY GOO
7 eS ¥ 1 =
to suit your purse.
When in town
That's the
Call and be sure of it.
ne of
section and at prices
make
Pockata, Plotames, Frames and
our store
%
You
ing but one day - Nora Hoover, Agnes
‘was furnished by the Wentz Orchestra |
Yahner. Those present every day
| vour headquarters.
‘and Mr. Louis Deitrich’s graphaphone.
French Percales, stripes and polka
dot 3c.
Ae St rm A
Just the Difference.
An exchange has found out that this
world is peculiar. When a farmer
‘wishes to retire he moves to town.
When the town people wish to retire
they move to the country. A farmer
has poor health and he moves to town
to rest up and get well where he will
not be bothered with hard work. The
town man, when he has bad health,
will go to the country with his tent
‘The teachers and pupils should be con-
_gratulated. Mr. Schettig has gone
home and we will say for bim that be is
‘a fine young man and a gentleman.
Quite a number of our young people
‘attended an entertainment in the
Craver School last Tuesday evening.
The principal feature of the play was
‘the stump speech by “Long” Jos
‘Long.
and pitch it under some shade tree, CASBTOIITA.
where he may enjoy the country air
and rusticate in the enjoyment of a
perpetual picnic.
i
Bears the The Kind You Ham Aways Peaght
Bignature
of
“one more bottle will eure hes
during term Margaret Harber, Olive
Nagle, Ralph Hoover.
M. Ironepaan, Teacher,
“Siopped the Steve! Car”
A wellknown gentleman said to a
street car conductor the other day.
Please stop until 1 get off.
told me to be sure and get ber a bottle
of ‘Celery Wine.’ She has been
troubled with sleeplessness and pervoos
troubles and can nd nothing that has
helped her like Celery Wine | think
Large
bottles 50. Sold only by CW, Hodg.
- kins, Patton Pharmacy.
My wife
Other Percales 8c and 12} a yard.
Aberfoyle Zephyr ginghams, very
handsome 35 a yard
Loile du Nara 10e a yard
Lawns S¢ and te.
Colored figures 15, 3 and 57.0
Th t 4 Yah [2 : i
4 ph ¥ Tha Pye gi % oi
INE We oe Lyetlinig an laita Vy als
&
Hot Weather
FEey 1
Will he
Samples
Ave X i EE
Fleventh
Altoona, Penna.
welcome.
Geo. S. Gog
will be