nis HR ROSA The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which he heen in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of THE PATTON COURIER APRIL 27, 1899. PEOPLE ‘WHO GAMBLE. Chinese and ftaltans Especially Ad. dicted to Games of Chance. Of all the nations of the earth who gamble and they all do it more or les the Chinese come in an easy first Superstition and the gambling mania | go tn double harness and while the : mandarins fly kites ta decide what shonld be dae 5 and has been made under his per- YZ ns sonal supervision since its infancy. s I< * Allow no one to deceive you in this, All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex- periments that trifle with and endanger the health of Ingunts and {hilaren—Experienee fgainst Experiment. Oastoria is a sbstitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its nge is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness, It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Tt relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the ‘Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend. { i § i i 3 i 100,000 FEET OF Chamberlain's colic, used any remedy equal to it for colic Low gin nglewory % {and diarrhoea. I have never had to work digging sngleworins, and eap PRRYR a traveler | they sre wortly apd thon they asnally Bott Web Hat Wal gai Talien Wan the hnmbler Celeatinls am ble for dear life to pass the time avay The Chinese pinay night and 4 piil they have lt go and hare themselves from which 11 woul] appenr that the ve How danger not wo formblable after gil The (Chinese Laborers in the United | Rtgtes sgnander their earnings in a gare called white pigeon a tio? White by the wav, is the nnincky cob for the gamer and the lncky one for the keeper of the gaming hoase © These gentry keep orange peel in a box be Heving that it will bring them lock The Italians are no less superstitions and they purisble persistently, the pos people especially, in the govermoent Jotteries Everything has a numer: a eat. a dog a gondola, and the “Libro dei Bogno the btto player's oracle will tell yon what the number is and the rnles for interpreting the appear ances in dreams Visitors to Venice which has always been a stronghold of gambling, may have seen the deciara tion of the winning figares from the Campanile of St Mark's the silent, eager crowd gathered in the square and the gronp of officials gathered ronnd | the boy with the bandaged eyes who draws the nrunbers from the cage There ia un story told in Venics of a madman who hailed a gondolier from i the window of the madhonuss on the is land to tell | dreamed. 1 the nnmbers he had | them and won, and from that day to | this the gundoliers go near the window | as they pass in the hope that the mad | man will call again The story is trone Jamdon Chronicle chm: orien VORRCIOms LITTLE ROBINS. i Bach Regnired Foanrteen Yards of I was roading 1 an advertisement of Cholera and | Diarrhoea Remedy in the Worcester | Enterprise recently, which leads me to | write this. [ean truthfully say | never Lind or Bass Wood Lumber, one | use more than one or two doses to care | thick, run of log with mill culls the worst case with myself or children. INDIANA LUMBER CO, INDIANA, PA, | DR. C. ERNEST CHASE, Surgeon - Dentist, PATTON, PENN'A Office in Good Building, second floor, | 2 . Patton, Cambria Co., Pa. Magee Avenue. DR. S.W. Worrell, PHYRICIAN AND BURGEON, in Good Building, Room No. 3. Surgury and the Ere a Specialty All will revwive promt attention r. V. A. Murray, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. ui in frtinglon Blow, next ta PostoMes, ‘ 1 night alls romper edd fir | opi y ee vi swe, nome and throat | oy wpwrlnl attention, FICE HOURS: -Twoamand lito 2 pm "| 1el Somerville, Attorney-at-Law, ParTON, PA. Whe Goad By Building. Attorney-at-Law, | Patton, Pa. e in Good 4 Buliding ote, | J. FITZPATRICK’S t on Mage avenue, near. P. R. R. de : MEALS AT Adal HOURS AHAFFEY HOUSE Mahaffey, Clearfield Co., Pa. wiations firstedass. Hest of Lig RO | Toes at the bar. Stabling attached GRORGE FERGUSON, ~ Prop’ r REAL ESTATE AGENTS, iiding, Patton, Pa, Phone No. § | Pi. A All ails will be prom John Radcliffe, Agent, of | \ttend 0 the § wants of | aad vieinity. Calls | FirstNation'i Bank | at least save the other two | long, however, wfore a second ote dicd win and Banks meecived upon the most fe vors Bile terms eoopniateont with safe and conseryRiive | tmnking | ne. of the 0d Warld ; A. E. Patron, ~W. A. Strond, Popomoke City, Md. For sale by Patton Pharmacy, CW, { Hodgkins. Angleworms Every Day. A would be philanthropist relates his experiences trying to play mother toa nest of little robins, which had by some | mecident been deprived of their rightfal mother's care He diligently set to posed that he was fulfilling his whole duty, when one of the poor little songs ters died Upon examinsion of the | body, which was reduced to skin and . bone, the foster parent came to the con clusion that it mmst have died of starry OF PATTON, Deeply grieved st his sheatooming he redonbied his efforts, determine to It was 1144 | evidently of the same malady. The ged wan then resolved that, whatever ts i third one died of, it should not be CAPITAL PAID UP, $50,000.00. SURPLUS, $47,000.00, Adonis of { orpomtions, Firms, Individo. | i , Stemmnship Viekets for mie tor all the leadin ines, Forel: Dallas jruide in the pripeipea i Al scrrespandenos wii Plime cir prompt and | | personal atienlion, Interest pid on tine deposits Wa. H. Baxpronn, President. Cashier. R. F. Notley, - Dealer in ‘Wines, Liquors, Beer, Etc. D. Lutz & Son's Beer a Specialty. Our Bottled Beer and Porter for family use cannot be excelled. Prices | are reasonable, - FLASKS, CORKS, JUGS, ETC. S, nie HASTINGS, PA ~ ough, Asthma, Wrench ftis and Inciplent Gahsumption, la | starvation, and tok off his coat and ‘went to work in earnest He kept on | with the augloworm diet until be found that his one little bird was consaaning from 14 to 158 yards of angleworios a | day This vena too much for his pa tience, and he proceeded to substitute the more easily managed dist of broad apd milk and aber delicacies, which | were, however, not nearly so minch to : Miss Roldnu's taste Wanting to discover whether bio had been catering to a family of almorioal | appetites, nr friend took 0 watching the methuxis of & real mother bird and Pneumonia, lagrippe, coughs, colds, eroup and whooping cough readily vield to One Minute cough cure. Use this remedy in time and save a doctor's bill or the undertakers (WW Hodgkin's, Patton Pharmacy t Undertaking The Hastings and Patton Undertak. ing Co. has an offes in the Spencer block, Hastings, and in the Kirk Hard- ware store in Patton, Telephone con: nections, Hastings No. 77; Fatton No, 3. ( C. Grenpinger, Patton, and H. J. Easly, Hastings, are the funeral directors People who have once taken De Witt's Little Early Risers will never have anything else. They are the “famous little pills” for torpid liver and irregnlarities of the system. (0 Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy HOW TO FIND OUT. Fill a bottle or common glass with your water and let it stand twenty. four hours: a seditgent or settling indicates an unhealthy condition of the kidneys; if it stains your linen it is evidence of kidney trouble; too frequent desire to pass it or pain in the hack is also con. vincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order What! to De. There is comfort in the knowledge a0 often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy fulfills every wish in curing rheuama tism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and avery part of the urinary prssages. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing it, nan pat his money on or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or beer, and overcomes that un pleasant necessity of being compelled to go often daring the day, and to get up many times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for ita wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. [f you need a medicine you should have the best. At druggists ify cents or ane dollar. You may have a sample bottle and a book that tells more about i$, both sent abwolutely free by mail, if you send your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, N. Y. When writing be ' sare and mention that you read this generous offer in the PATTON CoURIER JROTHOE bn hereby gies Eh gL an anh aie wie to thes Guworser of Pennies " pall i ¥ WE Sep lieriaerr Id baa Basisli & WM Sehorer, R.O Ratnony or % iH Sev naar the (isssral Corporation Aft or (Wg mie sR mreants far Che carter of an alent rer ten Gow io ta rakied The Amerboam Drfstrier Teirgru Enno pany of Prassyivania, whisk is food for 10 pritjese of renviructing. maintaining snd nts: “g Boom of to ograph tar (he private wee of iediv Prine, corporations, manieipal snd harwisn ys # femaras iinstu: Abd for 9¢ Bre alarm, or mos eget a dines, and for the rane tion Fry somone Thom thorewith of 8 mesenger and delivery we vies te (he somnties of Adams Al ty, Aros siremg Beaver, Headford, Bers, Bialr, Feadlord Bae de, Byline, Dmieia, 8, Cameron, (srhom, Center Lomimy, 1 {Watom, Cininmbin, (raw toad Cwndarised, | in, Delswars Fix, Eris Iragettia, Forest ¥ in Patton Green Hubtiog wn, Indians, Jefferson, Jusista Ta kawansne fan. wontier, [awrence, Labaaon, 1 Yaserse ly: "orang. Me Kenn, Maorcer, Miia Monroe Moaig wy Montoer Northam pion, Worth mderinsd Ferrey, Flusteiphia Pike, Potter, Sehuyiniil Hn vier. Row weaet, Huiitean Sasqunehanss Tiogs, [Melon Vansege Warren, Washington, Wayne Wmtmorsiand, W yo ming, Go! York, snd for these purpravs 8 avs, 3 pnt enjoy oll the rights, hecafiis mod rrive. fonnd that she fed hor yonug every two minntes He then conenlited the hinrnid § books npati birds and discovered that 14 yards of worms a day, with meals | every two minutes is the average rate mid Ast of Aseomily sod iis bappiemec a. THE BEST oF THEM ALL! of feeding fodgelings He has therefore | § decided that he does not cate 10 take up raising birds by hand as a bosiness —~ Boston Tras ript. He Got the Ad. “You're nit on that horrid paper are you, cried the girl who speaks her mind, “thongh 1 did once mest a re (| porter from it who was rather nice? He came Wo see about getting an adver | tisemment What! Not a reporter? | Why, I thought he wax Well, anyway I had lost a dogg and he said he bad heard of it and wanted to know if | didn't want to advertise in bis paper for it. | wid him I dido't believe | liked his old paper, and he maid he didn’t think much of it himself, but he thought 11 was pretty apt to reach the i class of people who stole dogs And «0 ‘since he was so polite abont it | thought I might as well advertise init Bat 1 didn’t get the dog New York ' Commercial Advertiser. Show Your Best Qualities, Honesty does not require os to hang | our cil paintings faced to the wall in Forder that cur friends may see that | they are made on coarse cauvas It is right to appear always at oar best | Give the world your brightest thoughts Patton Pharmac y, . W. Hodgkins. your ost courteous speech, the out come of your kindest impulses aod ) purest motives, no matter if yon ar conscious that these things are above | your ordinary level God mde th flowers show their colors, not thei: dull, fibrous matter; to load the ai 50 YEARS’ Trane MARKS with their odors, not with the rans ‘ pens of their sap ~Homtletie Review Homance Versus Heality. The romanticist speaks: A realist is a man who takes his own viston of the world as true and the visions of all i ‘ other persons as false. The realist speaks. The romantici-t _ is a man who has forgotten the origin and meaning of the nursery tales wiih ! and Seseniit fon may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invent is probably tentable. Communica tions st nif book an Patents which his head is filled New York Commercial Advertiser. ir be ceranin i The first public bath in England for hot bathing purposes was opened in’ 1679. mt oN Rb PA WAS, Opium is considered three times as ‘deadly as alcohol PrRRORSE rion pk Contalne a 1ots Bovet n #very nn her, in es £5 Ire uant bia arid calerialilng resding in satier, Ne continued stories whieh nvr « ® to wioet rewidere. It should be in every bones bon scription, $3.00 per your, Agruis wanted 1a every town, to She mows Liberal Indusernenta wil J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY, Publish: PHILADELPHIA. TO Ameri tl SA STOMS of Drafting and YX.) Making, taught Dress Dress by mail; any womas can learn them at home in short time. Simple and perfect. We guarantee them. Prices very low. Write us for circulars, giving full particulars. Ton.erres Pus. Co, 170 Fifth Ave, New York. beer anes 18 re nail rar be seen and cotton inserted If vou have piles cure them. No use undergoing horrible operations that simply remove the results of the dis pase without disturbing the disoase dxdt. Place your conBdencs In he Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. It has never failed to cure others; it will not fall to care vou Pharmacy DYED Yellow Stanes (nn le Wade to Lonk Like Gems of the First Water, “There are tricks in every trade | grown to be oan ad Te org Polila dwn jeweiry are dark and Athen a great srt labor have | #44 ; eating thee iV ewanful imposition howaver, fwen is rinator of this sw i if hn paw GErOEOT 6 in one year of apward as wel] gs jen » that diame (ir, ms LReY are the trade straws are worth very i tie Lars «anes o fis COT. win weighing from 19 to 109 oad Mite Go tH Fon in the marks oT $7 $20 per Cura the value of pomirse, increasing in ratio with weit Viremda Bo first water, or perfect Ir colorless wonld be worth from five tes tem thines as mach The methods of the individual refer red to wire as follows He parchascd o quantity of Yoreow shonien, ana io by a simples yet ingenions process su ewedded in imparting to them an evan cont parity of color. This was done bs procarving two ordinary glasses, a kettle of healing water and a threspeany packet of many dye The ‘yellow’ diamond, which was perhaps sot in a gold ring or pin, was merely dipped in the glass containing the dye, and then in clean boiling wa ter half a dozen times, and allowed to dry. when it presented all the appear ance, éven to the eye of at expert, «d a magnificent stone of the first water The next move was 0 pine a the rin on the finger and the wall dressed din mond dyer wonld sally forth enter pu Broke # and pledge the ring for a? jeast three tisnes its worth. Within hours, however, the effects of the dye world have disappeared, and the pawn broker conld only wonder what on earth was wrong with his ayes wheels he advanced so mach money on sach a yel how stone Fortunately, owing to the magpitod of this individaal's operations the fraud was discovered, and pow pawn brokers, if they are suspicions of a dia of £ dyge ER Tee waight (if workd 8 dolor Immerse 1 in nitric send which destroors any dye that may be presents withont in any way injuring the ston tondon Mail ingrowing Nails. To prevent an ingrowing nail a strip of cotton shonid be workoddet weet the pail and the tlesh, left large enough to eover the entire nail A piece of cotton fa then twisted into as long roll and placed on the other side of the nail groows over the sound skin. The space between ie filled with lead nitrate heaped ap. and the larger plece of cot ton folded over it with more cotton outside. held in place with a moist bandag( This dressing is renewed ev ery day. and In two or three the exu need until the edge of the pet weer it and the Sesh beneath, when the nitrate can be discontinned Mormonism, The good wife looked at ber mending basket and <ghed [If she bada’'t seen them there she wonldn’s have believed her hoshand conld have worn holes in so many pairs of socks in so shorts a time “There are cccasions, ' she said a laat. “when | am almost ready to be Heve that it woald be a good thing for | a man to be a Mormon’ Then she went at the job she would willingly have shared with a few other wives Chicago Post —— CNET I rr ETRE eC TYLISH, RELIABLE. ARTIST» Recommended by Leading Qeesainahers. They Always Please. - MSC CALL es # SSAA Ln 3 NONERFITER AT A AN z | 3 g Big reew § 2 THE Me CALL Lu PANY, i 138 ic 148 W 1a» Stoke. Naw ¥ EBRae wow sSg Fish 1 2 - 1631 Market 2%... 3 PERE RERRSANANS 3 i | Brightest Magazin: Er. 4 Contains Beguiiful Colored Paes Fouscrases Latest Palerns, Fash fens Fun yr Fark Agence waniod for ines magarine in somes 3 bocaiony Beasrdal pressicms tar & Lirtis Sa Wo he fae perenne and other partic ars abscrigtian anly JO¢. per your, inaluding a F FREE? Pasian Adrem THE McCALL CO. 138 to 140 W. 34th St, New York i fabmttiurst 1 Listen Campbell Beech Creek Railroad. N.Y. OO. &H RR Co Lessee. {omdensed The Table : Head down Fxp Mall es 0 Pe am Patton iv Ss HN to Woestoyvds did 4.4 Mi haifey fe #05 : we . 78 546 ” w 3 oh # no 3% sony a Be ee Bal e % — Ful ay @ 5 $3 a 1 14 nx = ipo ii 17-9 i = 2 SW i ll Es wid id oR ad NEO Bh Gs OR Sas AE FH ba monpeort arid 0A amp » Phila & Rendling BE pm Wiis ei AL ; RY 8 TOW ve X Ap un ar Phi a arbiG 8 BaD Pm am Weekdays F bol poy mondays SE Nh TS NOTES ET tveling vis Phil 130 pom train frown Wikihatnaport i ee cape at Huatingdon Rt. Phils. eld Ai Wildameport with Phils nd Reading tg LH mad at Forney shore a : Mir Hall § EE aeE 5 visas, at at fronriny ante rariroad and ip wtirg Connecting mitrond; at yt} ain, Rochester and way, at Maha fey and Patton 3 rin and Cenrfent divides: of the Feornnaviania milaad: at Mahafley with the Peopmeyivanin and Northwestern mibway. A. f+. Pal f FFE. Herriman, murerintondent, tien, Pass. Agent, Prtladeipiia, Pa Pennsylvania Railroad Time Table Nov. 20, 1898 Main Line faa ve Oreamen Fast ward Man wire Biappa, wie kK days A toons Aceotnmorbathon, week days Main Line Expres, daily : A Heras Avsoansieaiation, daily Mail Pox prras, duiiy Phiindeiphia ¥ € press, daily Leave | oromect W est wad Johpstiown Avon, week dave Fade ¥ X prose, histiy Way Passenger, daily PPittatrarg Fx press Wail Pautitne, fdntly Folate si Aeon, week days cambria and Clearfield southward Morning train fr Patton and Cressi faves Glen Camptell dk Mahatfey Soo oa om: La Siar ell OW seterving 3%; Hlaawtt sas SEE Cae WHY for ee » Patton dr Rrudley Jiuanetion TH: Kavior (for Ebenabtivg) 7 yrvivy n% at Cresson at %10 a mm. Afernaon for Patty amd Umessoly loaves (ilen Lodh Bm Mahaffey af 20% [atoms mr 241 Hastings S10 Garway (fw #r Patton 30 Bradiey Fanetion fads Kavior £10 arriving at {remon at $50 Northward Morning train ences rvemony Bar Maha Tey al FE Birasburg Br Kaylor edt Bradley Jose tiow HET Patton WED Larway (er Hast ius iO Hastings for Ma hafoy ¥: HR Gar was Rar Ma bo C8 ii he Wooestaves 14 i fa 3 arriving at tsien errs pred i ip feramwint train Sv Pat Hong and « fal i saphwll jemval iroson af RE Waylon Fowerwt w 28 Bradley Fuaucton frtic Ty ESgwy A CIPWAY for Fasting: S88 H antings far Cilenn (araobell; J 4 Gureayifor { A i Autor wr TON Lad ome “ gt Tide ardiving al tien Camphedd 8383 383 EW dn em SREREET CTTW USEE VT 33 - we Iw Pe . . appdy lo te ket agent I. Watt, PAW. Iv Lttabgre. Pa te By brim IH Wiss, tees, Myr tron, Pas At Pittsburg & Eastern Time Table. 10 TAKE EFFECT OV 23, 1898 West ward N 2 3 BBE, Nah pos 3 £5 lam ve & mop tn fimbon Statue Maba Tey EY] Freer fy t reek Junction Muha Moy Mod en holy steed] f Wark f Mygrwieriamd Fik Liek 1 Hurnside Pansyhiref usr won an. 5 a or ok = we Harton Runt Faller Bun Bg We BG HS NE Rb ee en ey xk w Fastward famvye =. =z 2 EF. Fuller lan Horton Rar t i kbory far piel; Pasmiuore | Buirnuidte pik Liek Mapsleriand 1 Works ‘Wetzeii Ma Loew Tabatharst Mauhatley Meech Creek Janetion Hendon mEelion Mahaffey {. Flag stafion Crnpease tions At 1 nton Station, Mahaffey, with Bosed: reek Paliroend, © & ¢ AY mio Panasyivania railroad, and PP & NW. mil and at Whiskey Hus with Metiews & Now frashiee raiipwd st Meliss with 1. & DN. WB Ea Bo bi 6 85 85 BE BS 4 isRsiERsRnES ® 2 EA HEA BEREE EER *s hh EssrraerpeuRgrnd ho = & ¥ e - Wve Lill Grihey pobtive tris will mn ortbe between Undo Station (Mabafley) asd abit Cam plaid i temins daily except Nae they Hicks, tanner Macager, Mahuttey, Pu Bufals, Bochestor snd Pittsharg Ry aainlin, ba wi and Been Hiis for Ridg semi ford anid Roe ester {reas WF a rwensvitie, ity Gntecting al fohnwsn bare, Hm Bisa wiey Ex mek and Pang sud AE and 60.0
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