f
Johnson'
Shoo Storo
TheLaFrancc
Shoes
FIT because Hie
lasts they're made
on were planned
by experts.
They keep tlieir
shape, because, tiie
workmen 10 made
them arc experts.
They wear be
cause their leather
was selected by
experts.
Our footing as a
shoe man has made
us tit to lit the feet.
Iking in yours.
We'll lit ''cm.
y.
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JOHNSON,
FITTER OF FEET.
Port Jervis, N. Y,
4
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Give nature three helps, find
nearly every case of con
sumption w ill recover. Fresh
air, most Important of all.
;,i lAUl & y
Pectoral
Nourishing food comes next.
Then, a medicine to control
the cough and heal the lungs.
Ask any good doctor.
Ill p il
Watch How Others Do and
Then Do DiiTcrcnt.
' T flrot nift AiT Chnrrj rT'nrnl V rnr
men. I iiiivti d.-. ii n,irii'e phh of lin i
ALUEur G. Hamilton, Marietta, Ohio.
m.flfl. .T- C. ATKIt
for
J
Health tlotnnnelsi daily action of tho
bowels. Aid nature with Ayer's Pills.
Consumption
NOTICE TO HEIRS.
Washington Hotels.
RIGGS HOUSE.
die hotel pnr excellence of the capital
.oeateil within ono block of tlx- Whin
Honoe nnd directly opposite the Treasury
Finest table In the city.
WILLARD'S HOTEL.
A fmnous hotel ry, roiimrknMo for itt
hUtorital ftftsiirifitions nnd lonK-sustfiinrf
popularity. Recently renovated, repaiiiUH
find pnrtiiilly refurnished.
NATIONAL HOTEL
A landmark amnnir the hotels of Wash
inirtnn. nutrun-y.ed in formor years bi
presidents nnd hiirh nfilcials. Always
prime favorite. Recently remodeled ami
ri'iiclored better than ever, opp. T tv
H den WAlI'KU BURTON. Res. Miir
These hotels are the principal political
rendezvous of the capital nt nil tunes.
They are the bout stopping places at rea
sonable rates .
O. O. STAPLES. Proprietor.
O. DEWITT. Mintfer,
r-s.
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THE LANE INSTITUTE,
THE LAN C INSTITUTE CO.
ft39 Broadway, &t. Jame Build
i n(, Mow York.
For th Treatment and cure of
LIQUOR, OPiUM AND MORPHINE HABITS
NO HYPODKKMIO INJECTIONS.
A PERFECT HOME TRKATMKNT OR 6ANI-
TA1UUM ADVANTAOKH.
H. E. Emerson, M. D.
Physician 2nd Surgeon,
OFFICE:
In Drug Store on Broad Street
Nothing has ever equalled it.
Nothing can ever surpass it.
To William SMoltR Duvhl Phlrlds,
Shields, fb.n-lcs Sl,ild. Holvi ( J-hi-'bU.
Hiiph K Kliit'bii. cl.H(inn. Muhe, Kutb
Hiyinotid him! Karl Shit-Ms, minur cliil
ir.kn of .lames Stiields, di-ceam't), fin
whom Stephen St. Jnhn is punnlfan
children nnd prinnd rhiMren of Jolni
Sliieldi. lntu of the township of Shnhohi,
deceased :
Tnko not ire that, nt n Court of Common
Plea hell! nt. Mn ford in rliw i'oiinry ol
Fiko, bt'fnro . A. Kidman, Pretdent.
nnd J K. Knulrlmrt nnd Ii. K. linnvn.
AssfM'iatn1!, Oetohtp K, the followinut
petition was presented and ordor m-ide
therein:
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLKA9 OK PliCE COfNTY.
No. 6- March Term, 18W, Kj)ctinent.
THK HXRWIN'TON LAND CO., J. H.
Lung, l'resident,, vs. JOHN SHIELDS.
TO THE HONOKAHI.K THR JUIX4K4 OF SAID
Coi;kt:
Tbo petition of the pliintifT In nbovt
stated notion respectfully repn-st'iUH:
1. That thn nhove stated notion win com
meneii tvn. lit, ikm, ty th plaintiit t-
rectiver n certain lot f bind then in pos
session of the defendant, and doseribed tt
follows, viz :
All that certain-lot of land in the. town
shin of Shoholfi. county of Pike, nnd stall
of tVmit.yivania, HeKi'l'" t n Mone ii
the wtniern line of the John Prltner tme.i
one humlnHl nml ten rods Hmt tieriy noni
the southwest corner of Mary Hustoi
tract, thence north ilt'tv-nine derecH ensi
ihree inindu'd nnd twenty rods to easteri
line of the John Pritner trm;r, thence nort 1,
thirtv-ono deprees west twenty-six nm
one half rods nlonpr said I'ne to ptone
thence south nfty-nine decrees w st threi
hundred nnd twenty rxls to stone It
western line of John Prltner traet, thenot
south thirty-one depress eiv-t twent.y-st
nnd one-hair nnls to place oi beginning
Containing fifty-throe nores."
3. Th.it on the 4t h day March, lM'Hl, ttu
writ of ejectment was duly served upot
the said John Shields who was then In
rjosscHston of said lain..
a, ititit soon niter ine service oi Ran:
writ the snid John Shields died. Intestate
nnd his Interest In said land, if any, ha
uecomo vested in tils children ana Brand
children whose names nnd addresses are
ns follows, viz:
William Shields, Sawkill, Pike County
Pennsvlvan a:
David Shields, Walker Lake, Pike
Con n t v . Pe n n s v 1 van i a :
Joseph Shields, Walker Lake, Piki
County. Pennsylvania:
Charles Shields, Haw ley, Wayne Coun
tv. Fennhylvania:
Kobort Shields, Stamford, Dclawnrt
County. New York;
Huh F. Shields, Ion Eddy, Snlltvai
t;ouni.v, iSew York, Children:
And Mabel, Ruth, Hayniond and Earl
Shields, minor children oi JanusMi:eiu
deceased, fot which minora Stephen S6
John tiardner or snotiuia, i'ike couivty
fennHVlvaina, is (ruurdian.
4. That (ho above named chl.dren and
(rrand children are now In possession oi
said land and as hi -it their title to the saint
arain sf. the nlaintifT
5. That there has been no letters of ad
ministration granted on the estate of John
Shields, deceased, nor has their lwtMi any
substitution oi any heirs or representa
tives of John Shields of record in tin
above stated notion.
fi. That, your petitioner Is doslrious of
procetHliiitt in saia action to determine hi
rttrht and title to said doserio. d tract ol
land and therefore prays t' at a rule be
ercntttl on said children and the uruardian
of said minor uraud cliildren of John
Shields, deceased, to show cause why the;
shall not be substituted as parties defend
ant in said ncliuii and the plaintiff will
ever prnv, etc.
THhi H A KWINTON" LAND CO t
Hy J. H. Lt'NG, President.
IS FAR THE BHTTLR PLAN
Would be Social "Climbers" Led Into
Amusing Mistake by Watching
Guest of Honor.
Ttiat the mlvlre, "Wnti-h how o?hors
do and thpn do likwi;o,, ia not al
Wiiys ooir to Rorinl aRp5ranta, wna 11
liiFtraiod In a town very nrar this ritT
tbo otlior evening at a dinner Riven
hy a yotinK matron In honor of a guest
f a knowl(-(le,p.l f. lal Btamlir.if.
Tlie society of ttio town was there
to foe this far fnmil Ri anrt dame, tho
social HoiiPBS ana the aiuniratlon or nil
tho "climbers."
When coffee was servrd, and with It
the Indispensable chocolate mints, the
puest was seen to take one of the
woots and toy with it frnicefnlly over
T coffee cup. Instantly every wo
an at the table did likewise. Kvl-
ontly some new wrinkle of fnshion
wns about to be exhibited. Every eye
was on the guest and on that mint
drnrt. Potprminntlon tn follow the
lender nnd (tlvp no slun that they were
not In t lie habit of doing this new
tri;lt every day, was written on every
face. The sudden cnlm caused the
gnest to look up, and as she did so
she Inadvertently dropped her mint
Into the tiny cup. To her surprise a
series of clinks ran around the table
as each of the rural ones followed her
mistake..
Appreciating the' situation, the
guest hastily gulped down her coffee
to hide her mirth.
l ater In the evening she heard one
woman remark to another:
1 don"t care If It Is swell. I don't
like mint In my coffee."
Oh, dear,' replied the other, loftily,
'It Is really delicious. I never think
of taking my demitasse without it."
r. Hint's
lieu Discovery
TorC
A rerfect Tor All Throat aud
Pur ' 1 .imp1 Troubles.
I Money back If it fati. Trial Settles frw.
rxiii jLuim;iiMinii-'Wiiiiiiinrr iMiWiHiwsnini n m n
Now, Oct. 19, UtiW, upon consideration
of the petitition of the plaintiff for substl
tut ion of heirs of defendant, as parties de
fendant ol reMrtl. a role is Kiaiitfd upon
the said hern ami tfuardmn as prayed Tor
Hetnrntible ro December Term next. The
not ice of this rule be made personally upon
all Paid heirs nnd pinmlmn residing in
Pennsylvania, and hy publication for four
weeks in a weekly newrpaper published in
Saul counly uium nil said ueirs non-real
dent iu the Sale of P 'tmsvlvania.
HY THE COCilT
F. P. KIMIiLK.
J. H. VAN Kl'TKN.
Att rnevs for Plaintiff.
Milt'ord, Pa., Oct. - lo3.
Oner
fiOTiCE
, t .
n
BO YEARS
EXPERIENCE
. -, ,
J .! Mirlv
1
by her m;xt frie.nd
Akminda Cliov, ki.L ) In the Court of Com
lliDll rieas of ri
County. No. H J uin
Walter L. KiUuerld i eriu. lt-i;i, Sutipu1
na and ahns suhpti
led detele
lound, et
vs.
na retur:
ant nut
Tbape Marks
't'T'iff R Prrrffh itinl ri"M T-i'M'-ii inny
: i ,, n - i;r i-!iiii.:i f i t.c vi in ri it nil
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3UIBrwiia
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KMMKTT t'liUWhLL
To KM MET CKOWELL, Defendant
ion are hereby uoniied tt le nnd up-
penr at our Court of t oiumou I'Kas to b
if-ul ai .Milford mi the third Muiuiny
ieeeml.ttr next., it IwllU' at tiie return d
of the neit term of cutm. ami answer th
coinpluint of tto1- liiiellan.t tiled in abu
ease. tKtHttE (iKlv.iOKV.
SlierirT's Oiliee, M ilfor.l, i'a., I toiienlT.
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THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC
t 'ontlmit'd F' rt jmi first TiifT'-)
)nir, broken benrt'-il women
ith tlio lij;lit of a new liopo ben in-
ina; from their faces, nnii htllu cliil-
iron frantic vtith Joy, would full
upon their knees in the street nnd
cry n loml, ' Fit her, we tlinnk Thee."
ven the victims of RtroiiR drink
mild stiifier ont of these foul dens
and turn tlieir blenred eyes heaven
ward iu thankfulness that, in spite
of their weakness, they could die
solmr ; that they could live to bind
np Ibe wounds of a bleeding family
and redeem tho lust years of their
.vn lives. Tho whole country
would feel the change nnd new hope
would be born in iv day. Laws
would be more onsily enforced.
Boher, reasonable men would work
out the problem of capital nnd labor.
Life wonld bo prolonged and the
church would go forward with
strides of power.
It is possible to drive the liquor
traffic to its Inst trench nnd end its
life,, nnd that within ten years.
When it is once put down and three
generations hive lived aown its
hereditary Influence, it cun never be
resurrected. When thnt day comes,
nnd come it mil, many other prob
lems will have been solved by the
tiniversnl sweep of conscience that
mused lis overthrow. Byron C.
Plntt.
Typical American Woman.
Outside the ranks of rising young
actresses few women have met with
such a procession of interesting nccl
dents as the Haroness von I.eyden
As a child she helped an aired man
who had fallen In the street, and he
left a fortune. Then she lost herielf
in a Hungarian forest and was found
by the (Jermnn baron who married
her. Next she wns captured in a
crater by Italian brigands, out was
rescued by carabinleri and rewarded
for delaying her captors. Then she
lost her way in China and found the
Jewelled eye of a biddha, wnleh she
returned to its owners, to be agnln
rewarded. Later on she was attacked
by a mad dog, but the brute fastened
his teeth In an ivory bracelet nnd she
remained unhurt. Yet again she was
captured by brigands In Macedonia
but was released and sent on a secret
mission by the band. Her latest ad
venture Involves the czar. He was
shooting somewhore when the baron
ess providentially got within range,
and the result is an Imperial gift as
solace for a scratch on the shoulder.
The lady, It Is almost needless to say,
is an American. London Tatler.
A Story ef Lord Curzon.
Here is a story of one of Lord Cur
Eon's boyish ambitions. When lie was
appointed to the vice-royalty of India
the news created some surprise, but
In receiving congratulations from his
fellow countrymen before his depart
ure he stated thnt the ottlce was one to
which ha had aspired while still at
school. From the time he first knew
that the government house at Calcutta
was a replica of his ancestral home
Kedleston Hall, near Derby, he deter
mined to occupy it as governor general
of India. When the old Kast India
Company decided to erect a palace in
Calcutta for the residence of the vice
roy they Inspected all the Btately
homes of Knglnnd In search of
model. The palm was awarded to
Kedleston Hall, and the governor-gen
eral's house at Calcutta was accord
Ingly built in facsimile of it. London
Tit-Hits.
A Lion's Appetite.
liobert Leadbetter, of llazlemere
i-arK, near High v ycomue, has one
of the leading private menageries in
England, says Ixindon Tit-Hits. Ha
also boasts the handsomest fu
mane African lion In captivity. Its
name is Sultan, and Its bill of fare
tor a week Is 175 pounds of beef and
horse flesh, or 2.") pounds per day.
Restaurants on Wheels.
TUbtauraiiU on wl.c-tls are the 1st
est idea at Stockholm. The cars with
a variety of hot dishes, perambulate
the streets. On a customer coming
llnle table Is let down, on which the
rne.il ia served and eaten with "qui
lunch" rapidity. Intoxicating liquors
cminot be sold from the' cars. E
change.
i am y two plants bciujf to un
friendly that the mere neighbor
hood of one is death to the other. Yet
tlist Is the case with two well-known
Itrltii.h pluiits. These are the thistle
nd the tape. If t lie field Is infoi-ted
w.ta thistles, which come up year
i.'ur your and r;iiu Ike crops ail oj
':.ff to do ia to sow it with rupe. The
UHile will he alitsolutely annihiiated
a r:
a y,
of
f.h
:.t
Tea was first known in Europe be
;r,i? brought frotu India by the I)ut
I'ilo. In England It was not intr
i.i ed until li.ii, hen it was brought
iv iii lloliaiui and sold for tkw. lur
.U U
ill
Is like Playing with a loaded
Gun. If you have Kid
ney Trouble attend
to it at once.
It is rsy to tell whether your Kllny
cr bladder are diseased. Take a bottle or
glass tumbler and till it with urine. If
there is a sediment- a powder-like sub
stance after standing a day and night, if
It is pale or discolored, ropy or strinjry,
there is something wrong with the kid
neys. Oilier sure signs of disease are a
desire to urinate often, pain in the back,
or if your urine stains linen.
There Is no question that Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is the best
and surest medicine in tho world for dis
eases of the Kidneys, Liver, Hladder and
Wood. Rheumatism. Dvsneiwia. Chronic
Constipation, and the sicknesses peculiar
to women, it quickly relieves and cures
Inability to hold untie and the necessity
of gettinfr up a number of times during
the night, and puts an end to the scalding
pain when passing urino.
The Rev. Henry P. Miller, pastor Bap
tist Church, Spartenburg, S. C, writes:
"For years I suffered with Kidney,
liver and heart troubles, swimming
In the head, dull headache and numb
fte.. of the limbs. I'h vsirisn. pre
seri'oed for me and I took ditferent
medicines, but none of them did me
any good. Rut Dr. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy cured me
in about two weeks."
It is" for sale by all druflsts in hs
f?vr BO Cant Slxn and the regular
1.00 size bottles less than a cent a dose.
Samftr bottU eiwurh for trial, free bv -mail.
Dr. Ditvlrt K.nnftriy Corporation, Rondout, N. Y.
THE PENNSYLVANIA HILLS
Oh the Pennsylvania hills
How mnjestlc'y they rise
Ttll their nobly crested tops
Seem almost to touch the skies.
What wound'rous stories coi:!tl they
Our noble mountains grand. Itcll-
Of all that passed before their ken
Ere man hud trod tho land
Of ages passed awny nnd gone
Scarce any record left
Save here and there, upon time's book
By Nature's fingers deft.
A picture wound'rous to behold
Of cycles passed nway.
Tho unknown centuries, wonder filled
With what., we eanuot say.
There Is no spot in all tho land,
That so much beauty holds,
As the borders of our Key&toue fetato,
In rightful pride enfolds.
We love our Pennsylvania, hills.
We're proud to own the truth,
That every heart with rapture thrills
In age as well as youth.
The astounding fact seems to have
escaped the attention of ttie country
generally that in the Tammany
victory the prediction of the Hon.
Jaine.i K. Jones was fully verified
Speaking of this last victory of
Tammany the Kansas City Journal
remarks that "the sow that is wash
ed returns to her wallow in the
mire."
What tn Do Tuttl the Doctor Arrive.
"One of my children wns tnken
with ornmi colio nnd Buffered se
veroly," says S. B. Elzee, of Monott
Mo. "I telephoned for a doctor,
then pavo a dose of Chnmberlnin's
(Jidio, Cholera nnd Diarrhoea Heme
dy, nnd a few minutes Inter a second
doso. Before the doctor cue the
child wns rellnijcd." For anle by
Balch & Son. Mntnmorng. all gener
al stores in Pike county.
A English Author Wrote:
'No shade, no shine, no fruit,
no flowers, no leaves, November!"
Many Americans would add no free
dom from catarrh, which is bo ag
gravated during this month that it
becomes constantly troublesome
There ia abundant proof that catarrh
is a constitutional disease. It ia re
lated to scrofula and consumption,
being one of the wasting diseases
Hood's Sarsapnrilla has shown that
what is capable of erndicating scrof
ular, ootnletely cures catarrh, and
taken in time prevents consumption
We cannot see how any sufferer can
put off taking this medicine, in view
of the widoly published record of its
radical and permanot euros. It is
undoubted America's Greatest Med
icine for America's Greatest Dis
ease Catarrh.
There is one little point of dissent
from Joseph Folk's statement that he
stands, on the democratic platform,
lie does not. He Is running after
hoodlerb.
HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES
Cr. avW Ktnntitv'i Winn tvrao, most eff ertlve
medicltieoi the kindknowo. M3o, Diuggiita.
SHERIFF'S SALE
By virtue of n writ of Fieri 'Fnclas issued
ont of tho Court of Commoti Pleas of Pike
County, to me directed, I will expose to
gnie by public vomlue or mitery nt the
Mierni BomoelD the uoruugli ol iUUlorrt
on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1903,
tit 9 o'clock In the nfternoon of eatd day.
Thn following- real estate: All thnt
dur'nln niece and unreel of lnnd situate In
the Boron Kh oi Minora in the comity oi
Pike and fitate of fennnylvanift bounded
and deseriiied as follows: Beginning nt
corner of Harford ar.d rourth streets, on
the west slile of Harford street, thence
down line of Harford street neveuy-6tx
feet to corner nnd lino of land of James S
Wall nee. deceased, then -e aloncf line of
Raid Wallace's land ninety feet, thence tit
rlKht anplefi and parallel with line or
HaiToru street two luct, thence at rluht
at) tries nnd alone line of naid Wallace,:
land to ttniw or Mil. theneealonff the Drow
of mild hi 1 to line of land of A. K. Lewie
Trustee, thence along line of ntdd Lewis
about 1.1, J feet, thence east nnd parall
with line of Harford st reet to line of lot
No. 13. thence along line of said lot 243
about rJO feet to line of Harford street and
place of beginning, being lot No aid and
part ol lot la ana other mud mijoiuing,
IMPROVEMENTS
Large dwolHng house, barn and-building
Seized and taken Into execution as the
property of Helen K. Heller, and will be
sold by nie Tor canh.
UKORGB GREGORY,
Sheriff.
ShorlfT'B Office, Milfnrd, Pa., )
November 11, lwa. i
Jr'up a Iad Cold
If yoa have a bud col J, you ihxh1 a
I n liable tiM-du'ino liktf Clm tu burlni n'ti
! Cor.ji KmiHiy to loon and relieve
! it, and t ally tbo irritation mil in
j for'itittum uf tby throat aud lung
The fe.ndbin and Loaliiii? prnprr
; ti' pi of this t-;n dy ami the quirk
1 c'l; is whu'li it t ,':' uiako it a lav
! iitUeeVfi') w bft t). i' fi its by Jj t Irii
; s -ii, .it.uii-id.i, till fiit-i clI bUiu a
' in 1'iL.o tiif y.
A Matter of Advertising Proposed
by the Erie Which is of General
Interest to People Here
The Genorul Passenger Department of
the Erie Railroad ha been Informed that
the accommodation fur Summer Boarders
at various points along Its line are Inade
quate to meet the demands.
It is proposed to mora thoroughly adver
tise tliU business next season than ever
be 'ore, and to accommodate all who desire
to locate in this most picturesque country,
thr ;ugh which the Erie Xiaiiroad runs,
t icy request all who are interested in
.Summer Boarding business to increase
tlieir facilities and to Improve their fiucom
modtttinn especially lu the line of sanitary
conditions. Where it is possible running
water aud bath room facilities should be
installed In order to promote more health
ful conditions, thetetky making the locu
tions more oVbirable.
Those who intend making improvements
or building new hotels or boarding houses,
w ill please notify E. II. Bat'to, Traveling
Patfenger Agent of Erie Railroad, Cham
bers Street SLutioti, Nt York City, a ho
hue charge of the Summer Hume bu sine-Mi
Applhudlou blanks for space In next
s ttMin Summer Borne Book will be read v
lu ample time, and cat. be obtained from
th"i-e m ast Erie Railroad agent. 1 lu 8
Balrh & Son, Matamoras, and ).
.itietal ktui-fs iu piko County guar
! atitee every buttle uf ('bauborliiin V
Cutih Ko'iu'dy and will refund the
rnonvy toKiiyotfa who i$ not Hati8
fietl lifter using two-thnds of the
ctuiti'ti':. This ia the bvnt rtmiody
in the world for la grippe, cou-hs,
o.jlds, croup and whooping Cuuu'h
and H pha.-,Hiit and hafe to taVe. It
pievfi.ts any tendency of a cold to
remit in nnt-uiiionm. 2 01
SHERIFF'S SALE
llv virtue of a writ nt Tjcvfirl Far I us is
sued out of the Court ot (-ommon Pleas of
Pike County, to nie directed, I will expose
to sale by public vendue or outcry at, the
SheriQ'H Ollloe in the Borough of Milford
ou
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, Bit,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of said day
All that trnct of parcel of land situate in
the village of Matamoras, county of Pike
and slate ot Pennsylvania, teing two
cert h In village lots ot land lying in the
southerly corner of Rtddis and Power
streets, the one lot iitimbertHt ou the map
or plan ol said village sixty-two (o-.'i con
taining in front on Biddis street fifty (l))
feet and in deitli on Piiwer strettt on
huudretl (UNO feet; the other lot n umbered
on said map or phwi ;ixtv one (')l M'(utlain
lug lu fronton liiddla si reet tlliyoMitf
In denth. one hundrrd (lot) feet adjoining
tliellirtt above desert I cd lot, being the same
property conveyed by V. E Smith t the
said VV. K. Mr-OoiiMirk by deed dated the
tenth Hay of May, 1h7, and reixmled In L
il. -iJ at page vt, etc.
IMPROVEMENTS:
Two story double frame house, outbuild
lngs, fruit, eto-
St'ized and taken into execution as the
property of Miirtha Johnson and Ijewis
l)ebore, and wilt lo sold by me f r ciiali
OhOHliK GREGORY,
Sheriff
Sheriff's Offie, Milford, Pa., )
November 4, lit(. (
WANTED
A f-i:v MOItl
WANTED
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digestion. It is a valuable adjunct with
our Nerve Tonics in the treatment of Epi
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Frico, S1.2B por Bottlo.
SEND FOR. CIRCULARS CONCERNING OUR REMEDIED.
Dr. S. A. Richmond Co., 942 W. ran Buren St. , Chicago.
Laboratory, Tuscola, It.i..
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and HAY.
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t.u art-iit-r.-hy liolili- a to te una up
pear at our Con: t ft luiiininn l'low to Lie
le-UI at M!it;'lil oa tho thud Moutlav uf
UrcemU-r lurit (it heiiiir tiie return day of
our iieit term ef cuoiti uiei Miihver the
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Trains ai-rUinir at, Hoshkill at 1.10 p. in counecU witli ata,o for IJingiiiuu's
Fei-ry, Milford and Port Jervis.
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