7 Does yinr urine contain any sediment f Is the nver pnrt of your bark sore, weak and lamp? Iik- your urii o lmve a whitish, milky color? Is there a smarting or scalding sensation in prissit:j; it ? 1 iocs it pain you to hold it ? l)o you desire to urinate often, especiailv at niiht ? If you have any of the. e symptoms, your Kidneys are diseased and your life 1 I ) i everything in I I B nine fix I back became all right, passed from me without pain, and I grew better in every wnv. I consider it a great medicine, as it has done wonders for me. Sly wife uses it for female complaint, and thinks it's the finest medicine in the world." V 'II Caxsta DctQo Pres. Every man and woman who reads thin paper and is in need of medicine, Is Invited to serd full postoffiee address for a free trial bottle of Favorite Remedy to the Dit. Davtn Kknnkhv Corporation, I'umltmt, N. Y. Our offer is genuine, and the fact that it appears in this paper is a gua-nntee that the trial bottle will be sent prepaid. Don't delay in wtiting, and mention this paper, A largo bottle costs $1.00 at all drug stores. u N in a D 0 L. IMPERIAL QUICK TiSViE RANGE. All Baking Records broken, 278 Loaves of Bread Baked in Seven Hours with but 18 Pounds of Coal. SWINTON & CO., We try to anticipate the need of our customers. Now is the time that you begin to need winter goods. We have just received A complete line of Weight Underwear, also Ladies and Chil dren's Dress Goods Suitable for Winter. COME AND EXAMINE THESE GOODS THE QUALITY AND PRICES WILL SURFRISE YOU. OUR STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES IS UP TO DATE. CROCKERY AND HARDWARE IS COMPLETE. " " GROCERIES IS OF THE BEST & PRICES RIGHT. DO YOU WANT SPORTING GOODS. GUNS. RE VOLVERS, HUNTING COATS, LEGGINGS, ETC., OR ANY KIND OF AMMUNITION ? WE HAVE A NEW LINE OF THESE GOODS. Wo run civo yon pi ices Hint will interest you. Chii'Ii wo do Houitt laiKtnt'iis with you. BROWN & ARMSTRONG, i Caveats, aod Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-j etit business conducted tur Modcratc Fees. Oun Office i Opposite U. . PatcntofficiJ .11. 1 weuiiw i:ro Duu-utiu lci Uiao Uuia Uic i re i ote from Washin rtoo. i bend TiJOtirl, dramg or pinto.t usith dprrin-f "mil. Vac a.vie. It (wtrnui.le of D"t. Iti luxriTC Our tct Pt duo tiil natcnt is set urrd. i A Fimpmut. ' il -w to Ol uin I'alllltA." wilt-.F itit tt fctuuc ia the L. 0. a-ad iorcigu couutnc? icat use Andres. C.A.SfiOVV&,COJ Opp. ParrMT OFFtce, Wawmihcton. D. C. VWVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVSfl STANDARD OUR WATCHWORD. "Tho iM-st is liiiiio too gix)d." HARDMAN, MEHLIN, KNABE and STANDARD PIANOS. FAR RAN D and VOTEY ORGANS. DOMESTIC, NEW HOME and STANDARD SEWING MACHINES, Fo sale for ciish or on ensy terms. No. "ll.'H niul till iinru for all nifK liiuri., H 'I'AlKINt; A ,1'KCIALTY T;miT (t -f I'l VN"U mul OitdANS tij- a oniutf ieul. t ' iitT, B S. MARSH, OI'KHA Mt)l'.-K lil.Ul'K, HORT JERVIS, N.V. W V wl kU is in danyr-r. f lore people die of such disorders than are killed in w r.rs. J)r. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is a direct and dure cure. It goes straight to the seat of diseases in the Kidneys, Bladder and Blood. It hunts out and drives from the system all the impurities that cause pain in the back, Stone In the Bladder, Blight's Hisease, Urinary Troubles, and & eases of the Stomach and Liver. It acts nt once. There is no long waiting to see if it will help. "For years I suffered with my Kidneys," writes Thomas Quack f.nhi'mi, of Pittslield, Mass. " The pain in my bnck was so severe at times that I was obliged to keep to my bed. I suffered awfully when passing water, which was often discolored with blood. I tried almost the shape of medicine, but nothing seemed to help me. Due day I got a bottle of Dr. D.tvid Kennedy's Favorite Remedy and uped it wane wnen it Draceci me ri lit up. .My no pain at all; my water cleared up and mmmm PORT JERVIS, N. Y. Medium and Heavy f.'ILFORD, PA. Whv not buy the Best? GRIMM STEEL RAKCE V . i' s ) A RULE WILL TELL THE TALE Mcn-iire ami i.'i:m otl-r ruiittw aud Uuta juti WUl tujr aOiniiJl bt.-i L I.AM.t. Kltlanu. Vt Julj 16, 1807. a. h nn'MH ft m i (;. !,'. .nm ; it frtvrA nip riawirc to wltin- tnrllv ivco ii.in ml tlm v.h of " itw (irmiiu bu .-l K.in-" v. bU It 1 I'utt u- J In liiy huM ir tho (j.sst wvcu in' h'.I.h. th nk It Uu-s pcrft-i-t iu..rk. In y i-'- -mlM, "-.ii..mii I in fu 1, and IIm n tii: ii ) riH.-tr n-t. il, I'm live ir'liti''rH will uutUtt ! ii.t-t' elu tin-, itt - a " tit id in Uuiie'f.' iu;-t nulv. KAl.l !l K1 . M:D, V. uti MoriHi-j 6, ht.xl.ltuU .Sit Co. , M'rittfor virvularandyrut lint a tvt rtl uirvct. o. I If. Ci1tXM3t fc fc CO- Hutland. Vt. anufnrturrra. -AND UVt 1KOliii.C9t rcaiUu.i in. w .:. .."V. r-A Dn David HcnncdyS Livorife Remedy ( l ifts au titUKEY, Stomach FARMERS INSTITUTE. Inln-ffttlii M.Klnti unit AM NpculifT niArl. (('(inclusion.) In Hie evenim: Mr. Peck took up tlm snlijei't of IniililiiiK silos mid snid one holding 1U0 tons rould he liiiilt for till, lln kivh full detniln of the liest inetlii'd.s of eoiiKtructing tliein nnd cliiinied the preen fodder whs fit t- more hetiefleiid nnd Jirodt nlile to feed than dry. Mr. J. M. Aldrieh of Milford who 1ms n wilo fully eoneiiriied in the iipinioii of the &enker ns to the ndviuititses of Huis storintj fodder, Mr. Aldrieh is a prnctieitl farmer progessive in his views nnd itfler the test he hns mnde his opinion if of decided vnlno. In the evening Prof. Ih-ss spoke of lime us n pliint food nnd its mechnnietil effects on the soil. There wits nothing es)eMitlly new in his nddiess, hut h's iih-HS were c.leur, nnd his detnils of results on hits of ground nt. the stntion veri fied the iden Hint lime of itself hns no mnnnrinl viihie, hut that ns nn ndjunet to green mnnnres, nnd in its o)er.itions on the soils in milking tliem release ot lier suhstnnces it i very vnltiahle, lnrtro quantities mny he used jier nere, nnd the speaker said where it could he ohtained forn nsonahle price its free use would he amply repaid particularly in the results produced on grasses nnd clover. Henntor Oiteh field of Somerset county was present nnd spoke on unproductive soils. He bought n farm years ago whinh wns run down and one field espoeinlly was absolute ly too poor to i nise anything. This he plowed and p'nnted to corn follow ing with oats and wheat and clover and showed how it hnd been gradu ally brought to a highly productive state. Hn snid it wns a good prac tice to spread water slaked lime on lover sod and turn it under, this iroduced the best results. The plan ting of trees n round tho houses nnd beautifying tho homes ns also urged. He illustrated how ho made his garden by sowing tho seeds in long rows so that power cultivation could bo adopted. Ilu garden is in three strips, one plant- 1 to vegetables, which next year will be seeded to barley nnd the next to clover and thus the three irealternnted. No barnyard manure is used hence weeds do not spring and keening tho garden clean is easy. 80 math was said and so well said by nil the speakers that it is im- IHissiblo to give any resume which will do faint justice to their remarks It is highly regrettable that our farmers nnd tho town people gener ally evinced so little interest in this institute. Here were pleasant en tertaining nnd instructive shakers, hearing testimony to no uncertain methods, but practical men who have tested their theories, and proven tliem successiui. men in touch with the most npproved nnd progressive methods of farming with economy nnd for the greatest profit, hero are farmers who neod just this knowledge who would be profited by the instruction, who could not fail to bo benefitted by listening not to book farming but to actual, practical well tested nnd proven facts. The remarks .woro appro priato to nil clnsses not nlone fnrin- ershut villagers, nnd yet very slight interest wns manifested, and it was all free too. Turn some fakir or medicine show loose here and mark tUo contrast, how tho crowds will t uiiiblo over each other to get there first to spend their money nnd listen to the coarse gibes, vulgar witticisms meaningless nnd lying assertions nnd there can bo 110 wonder why tilings are as they are and why so many here nre wilhu c to keep up the whine of hard Hums, nnd that farming does not pay. . We are pointing at those who wilfully neglected this opportunity to acquire valuable hints which would enable them to better their condition and render their home surroundings more pleasant, mm attractive witn very little outlay of labor only, and can truthfully say there can be no wonder why intelligent men point the finger of satire at little Piko and why medicine men find it a paradise in which to sojourn. County Indebtedness. Tlie CotniniMHionori nuthorizo the 8tititnent that the jirtisent iiulebt d nta of the county does not exceed fhOOO, any reports or ru mora to the contrary notwithstaudit'K. Bonds will bo issued for that amount and they will cover the full sum. It is further, intended barring unforsoen contingencies, that during the cotu inyf year no exp'nse possiible to be avoided will he incurred which will swell tho out lay of county funds be yond the certain income provided f jr by the tux levy. The rate levied for tho current year is ten mills for current expends and throe mills for indebtedness purines. Pillsbury'a vitos at Mitchell's. SHERIFFS' SALE. vlrrno of a wi lt tf Kfi'H FhoIm, ltmcd out (if thr Court of i 'tiTiiimin IMit of I'ikt- f 'oniily, to mt tlini'ttti. I vill tx poo to MihHt:'siilr hf vt'tithio or ouU-ry, nb th-Sht-rllT'H tittlco, In the tho Bomtifrh of Mil ford, tin SATURDAY, MAiit'H 10, A. D.t 1W8, nt t'ii o'clock In the tnoniiriff of unit! tiny All thont wvoral tracts or (micelnof IhihI flittmre lyhitf nntl bring tn tho township ot Porter, In too Comity of I'lko, Stnto of LVnnsyl vmiln, nntl more particularly tie kcHImmI a fol Iowa : A part of h trmfc of fund aurrryed cmiltiliilnff thriM htimlrrd iktch, (:(imi) on ft WHtrimt from tho Land Oftiro ol PciniHy Ivanla, granted to William Frit mint, and thu tract hereby conveyed, mljoiftimc landrt of l't niinilNtr oiit Iniinlrcd nntl wventy-four (174, Jacob Stnft and Harnct Kicln'MxTT, nnd num hcred on t Iih CommlHKloncr'a Hook of Pike County as number one hundred and ncventy thre (17!i. Also a tract survcyptl r nforosnld to lyotils Albcrtls and niunlwrtMl ninety-wren (7) ami containimr four limdretl and (If teeu Hcre ( Uti and 15 pt'nhea (15) nnd n part hereby conveyed containing three inindretl and fifteen (1115) acres and flfUHWi pen;be (15). Also a ract surveyed nt nforennld to William Ovei llcld, numbentl (87) eontatn inn twti hundred and wventy (7U) acreH and one hundred and twenty-four (121) percbea A No a tract surveyed ns aforesaid to Unmet KlchrHrrrger containing iib hun tired ami t wenty live ( acres and seven ty-(lvo (7fi) perehea, nuinliend one hun dntl and rtcventy-onn (171). Also n tract Htirvtiyetl as nforiald to William Harrison, containing one hun dred and fieventy-Hve nens (17i), number ed one hundred and eighty-one (1H1). Also a tract surveyetl as aforesaid to William Smith, containing sevei.ly uliie (7m mtres, and one hundred and fifty perches (lfiO), numbered twenty-elht (2H. Also a tract surveyeti as aioresaiti tti (inhrlel Ouden, coutalnlntf two liuinlml and nlnen-en PJIH) acres, and tVi perclut (tW), numbered, one hundred and scvonty llve (175). Also a tract surveyed ns nforsnld tti William Ovirlleltl, containing two hun dred K acres, numlxriMl one hundred and Mixty-niue . AIsj a triM;t snrveyetl as nforetald, to Kit-hard Thompson, containing one hun dretl bHi acres, numbered one hundred and eighty four 1K1). AIhij a tract surveyed ns aforesaid ti David Uccchcr, containing two huudrtHl and ninety-five 2ifc"l acres and eight Hj IK-rchea, numbered twenty-six &. Also a tract surveyed as aforesaid to Richard HrtHllieatl, containing thrtw hun dred and seventy-eitflu iiTHJ acres, number ed ninety-nine ill) A lst a tract surveyed as aforesaid to William Overlield, containing four hun dred HKI at res and one hundred nnd thli ty-scveu IJ7 J perches, numbered thirty Also n tract surveytHl as aforesaid to Hobert Mead, containing 1501 fifty acres, nuiotR'ieii ninety-six oj. Also a tract hurveyed as aforesaid to (iiiliert Udeii, containing one hundred and slxiy-eight HVSj acres and one hun dred and fotiriy Ll,,,l p-'ihe numbered seventy one 7i ). Also a tract, surveyed a aforesaid to Job.. Sltart le. eontuiuing hixiy-seveu L17 no numbered one hundred and sixty-two Aiboatract surveyed to Abraham De hoif, containing two hundred and live (.tTii aortas and ninety-nix idij pe re lies, numbered one hundred and Hiity loiii Aiso a tract surveyed as aforesaid to Henry Van W hy containing two hundred acres binu numbered one hundred and eighty-iwu 1WJ. Also a tiact surveyed ns aforesaid to Isaac Wykolf, conlaining one hundred PiuJ aeres and fifty loo perches, nuinber.d one hundred and seven ly-eigltt 17MJ . Also a tract surveyed as aloronld to William Harrison, containing two hun dred and twenty-live l5j acres and num bered one hundred and eighty-one IHIJ. Also a tract surveyed us aforesaid to Richard Ijevvis, continuing one hundred acres jldU numbered one hundred and ninety-four lH4J. Also a tnict surveyed ns aforesaid to James Caldwell, containing two hundred anil eighty &0 aures and one hundred JUKI pert-firs, numbered forty-nine 14J. Also a tract surveyed ns aforesalu to Thomas Rustou containing one hundred aeres luu and one hundred and fifty 150 perches numbered one hundred and eighty At.so a tract purveyed as aforesaid to John Shartei containing one hundred and sixty eight KWJ acres ami nuinlcred one Hundred and sixty two ins Also a tract surveyed as aforesaid to Thomas Helnherg containing one hundred and fifty seven 157 J acres and sevuuiy one 7iJ perches mnniiereu one iiunurcu liUUj Ali-o a tract surveytni as aforesaid to Thomas Heinberg, eontalulugoue hundied acres luOj uumbtretl one hundred Lluoj Also a tract surveyeti as ai resale! tt, William Overtleld uoutalniug four hun tired and twenty 40 J acivs iiumbereU ninety niuelvKt). And also tboae certain tracts pieces or paretds of laud situate in Lehman town ship Pike county in the State of Pennsyl vania anil more particularly ueseriueu as follows. Also a tract of land surveyed on a war rant from the land oil Ice of Pennsylvanln to Henry Meyer and the tract hereby con veyed containing one hundred ion) Hcret and nuniberetl on the Commissiouers Hooks of Pike county us number one hun dred and fifty seven 11571. Also a tract surveyed as aforesaid to Heurr Meyers containing forty 1 40 1 acres and seventy three perches 73j numbered one hundred and fifty seven 1 1071. And hIho a tract surveyed as aforesaid to Htiwrt Clymor containing three huutlred ami thirtv acr H;io and eighty perches, numbereu as one hundred and niuoly nine Ail those several tracts pieces or parcels of land situate lying and being in Sorter township, i'lke county and Mateol ir'enn- sylvauia and more particularly described as ftdluws. A traca of land surveyed on a warrant from the land ollico of Pennsylvania granted to William itartou and containing four hundred and one I44M1 m;tes and twenty toj (Hirches and numbered ou thi CommiNsioiutrs Hooks of Pike county as number s'veniy two (7J). Al-to a tract surveyeti ns aforesaid to Garret H rod head and containing thie. hundred and ninety (auo) acres and num be red eighty six Alo a tract surveyed as aforesaid U Charles lioyd and containing one hundred and nine llou) acie and fifiy-tive .Vj uerches, and uumljcrtd twenty-seven Also a tract surveytHl as aforesaid to Aoraham lKnotI and containing two hun dred !2o ucres and ninety-six S perches and nuuilierett one hundred and sixty four (lot). Also a tract surveyed as aforesaid to Roliert Krwiu and containing four hun dred and fifteen (415) acres and lit teen perches (15), and nuuilered fifty U') Also a tract surveyed as aforenaid to Kraneis Mlnu and containing two hun- drtxi and fifty-live (65) acres and one hun- ilnd and forty (140) perches, and numbered (.4) Also a tract surveyed as aforesaid to John Miller nnd contiiiiiing four buudred andtwo(4vrj) aeres aud seveuiy-two (72) pi-relies, ami numbereu one huuureu and ninetv-lwo (itl). Also a traJt surveyed as aroresaia to Kiiwrt Meade and containing three Hun dred aud thirtv six (Hart) aeres and one hun dred and twenty six lo) perches and num In-red ninety six (ii). Also a tract surveyed as aforesaid to William Overtleld aud containing four huudntd ami twenty seven acres (47) and one hundred aud twenty thrue UJ:) per ches aud uumlxtreu ninety eight Uh) Also a tract surveyeti as afnreuid U Richard Thompson ami containing llnve hundretl ami t wo (;ti) aeres aud st venty two perches (7J) and numbered one hun dretl and eighty. four isi). Alfioa tract surveyed as afonwaid to Tobias Herte and eontaiuiug two hundretl and twenty stwen (.'7) acrt nnd one hun dred and twenty live lio perches and numnercfi ont riuniirtMi nnd nhietv Also a trnel nurveved as nforeni(i In Alv solem Jom-s and eontalning two hundred and forty two jfli ncn-s and slxtv four (d4) iierchesand numleretl thirtv eight MH A No n tract surveyeti as nnmafd tti Klclmrtl Ia'wIh nnd containing two hun dred aud thirty six ners nmt nuutlcrt'd one hundred and ninety four Also n tract surveyed as aforesaid to Margaret Stocker and eontalning one huutlretl ami fifty f lot!) acres and nuniber etl one hundred and eighty eight, Iks. Also a tract surveyed as aforesaid to Sarah Ogden and containing three hun-tln-tl ami fifty eltrht, HTs, Hcres nntl eighty perches aud humtered one huntli-ed anil ninety five, l!15 Also a tract surveyed as aforesaid to William Ovcrfleld ami containing one hundretl acres. 1110, and sixty seven Ii7 per ches No. one hundred sixty nine, piw. Also n tract survtyed as aforesaid to Kmauuel Hoover and containing three hitmlred nnd sixty seven. H17, m:res and forty, 40, perches and numbered two hun dred and twenty elcht. Also n tract containing thnn hundred, W), acres to William tihnort adjoining lands of Joseph Hllllartl and lands sur veyed to Thomas Carney. Also n tract surveyed as aforesaid n Michael Yohe containing four hundred and thirty, 4:i0, nnd eighteen, 1H, perches nntl numbered our hundred and ninety seven, li)7. Also a tract surveyed as nforesald ti Abraham Helper und'contalnf ng one huu tlretl ami forty acres and one hundred am) twenty ierches, b0, and nuniliered, 2'.. Also a tract surveyed as aforesaid to Michael Heller containing, 48, acres aud one hundred and seven, 107 perches nntl numbered three hundred nnd eleven, Ml. Also a tract surveyeti as aforesaid t Cornelius Dewltt containing fotirhundred and thirty five (4X) ncres and ninety neven lurches (i7) and numbered two hun dred nnd thirty Ave !T). Also a tract surveyed as aforesaid to Holier? Hue containing two hundred nntl sixty-four "Jt4) acres aud one hundred and thirteen perches 1 1 t and numbered two hundred and two irj. Also a tract surveyed as aforesaid to John Miller ami containing three hun dred and twenty-tine, ftJl, acres and one hundred perches, 100, and numbered one huutlred ond ninety-eight, liiH. Also a tract surveyed as aforesaid, and granted t-o Henjamln Kills, containing one hundred nnd mtecn aeres and fortv- slx perches, 40, and numbered two hun dred and one. JJ01. Also a tract survtiyed as n foresaid to Thomas HiiHton and containing one huu tlretl and forty-three, 1 18, acres nnd num beretl two hundred aud nineteen, 219 Also a tract surveyed tti John Whit murr ain! containing ten, 10, iw-res of Im proved land ami one hundred and twenty nitres of unimproved land ant! nuniliered as seated assessment. Tho above lands are nil unimproved Seized and taken In Execution ns the prop orty of the Korst Park Ass'iclatioti, lim ited, and will Ire sold by me for cash. H I. COURTRKtHT, Sheriff Sheriff's OfTiee, Mllftird, Pa. Feb. 23. lS'.W. "'"',Vi.w TRADE' " MARK. ELECTRIC CLEANSER All good Housekeeper ts 4. Removes all dust and dirt from car- ; pets and Rugs. Removes all grease spots, fruit stains and coal soot. Restores colors and raises the nap. i The work ia simple and can be per formed by any person. Warranted to be free from such sub stances as Alkali, Acid, Benilne, Resin and Ammonia, which are injurious to carpets and fabrics. One ean cleans US yard oeorpet. Y We also manufacture the w. rLrurrciu wall rArcre nen in xne maraex, "THB ELECTRIC" bicycle Chain Lubricant peaks for itself. Why cot bur the best when It coete no more than the cheap worthies stuff now on th market ? Bend for circulars. 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BROWN and SON, Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds of Lumber, Contractors and Builders. Estimates made ; personal atten tion given and work guaranteed. OFFICE, Brown's Building, Milford, Pa. W. & G. Dealers in FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, BOOTS, SHOES, Etc. Corner Broad and Ann Streets. The Great National Family Newspaper For Farmers and VILLAGERS, nnd your favorite home nnpor, The Press, MI,f0Prad; 1 1 AT flwtpngo. A National li.OJUWl J Hook of reference for Contains the Constitution of the Untt-ed York, the iHngley l arltt Hill, with a McKinley's Cabinet nnd appointees, Am- oni?ress. names til nrlnclnal otllcers of tho Army ami Navy, with their salaries: Tnb- Party Platforms nnd Committees, eomnlct- and a vast amount of other valuable infor histauk rAiiv. nil orders tn THK I'ltF.SS, Milfnrd, Ta. 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