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FIT because the
liusts they're iniulo
on were planned
by experts.
They keep their
shape, because the
workmen who made
them arc experts.
They wear be
cause their leather
was selected iy
expert;.
Our footing as a
shoe man has made
us lit to lit the feet.
Bring in yours.
We'll fit 'em.
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FITTER OF FEET.
Port Jervn, N. T.
SEARCHINQ TH1 PIVEFt BOTTOM.
1 V'
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We know what all pood doc
tors think of Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. Ask yourown doc
tor and find cut. He will tell
Cherry
Pectoral
you how it quiets the tickling
throat, heals the inflamed
lungs, and controls the
hardest of coughs.
f Att' Clierry Pirtinl Is vlt kniwn In
OUT f'Hntly. V e think It ! the l.'-st lueillclue
In the world r roitph mid i-oliU."
Katib I'KTKKulf, l'etatnma, Cel.
for
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I
Hard Coughs
Ort9 of Ayfr 8 Hills f"t hecHime will
nation recovery. A uenuy inxauve.
Washington Hotels.
RIGGS HOUSE.
the hotol pnr PXPnllrMice of tho cnpHM
iO -ivU'd within one block of th Whir
H me and directly opp,situ the Treasury
Ftnnst tnhlu In the city.
WILLARD'S HOTEL
A fiunovm hotolry, rctimrkntde for It1
hUtoriml rtHoitvttoim mid loncr-snsfrtincd
popularity, llt'ivnt ly renovated, repalntt'd
nnd purciiilly refurnished.
NATIONAL HOTEL
landniftrk among the hotels of Wnnh
tnj?tot., patron'.wd in former years bj
presidrntR and hltfh oftlriiila. Always ti
prime favor, to. Recently remodeled ami
timdnred btttir than vtr. Opp. Pa. H.
K d.'p. WALTKK BURTON, Res. Mrr.
Tht-ae hotels are the principal political
rondtizvom of the capital at all times.
T twy are the best stopping places at rea
sonable rates.
"0. O. STAPLES. Proprietor.
O. DCWITT,Mancr.
THE LANE INSTITUTE,
THE LAN E INSTITUTE CO.
II 3 S Broadway, St. Janrtaa Build.
Ing, Now York.
For th Treatment and euro of
LIQUOR, OPIUM AND WORPHINE HABITS.
NO HYPODKRM1C INJECTIONS.
A PSRFKOT HOME THRATMENT OH SAM
TARIUM ADVANTAGES.
H. E.Emerson, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
OFFICE:
In Drug Store on Broad Street
Nothing has ever equalled it.
Nothing can ever surpass it.
Dr. ling's
!cv; Discovery
Fn'.'r..l,,"o",
SHERIFF'S SALE
Bv vlrf no of a writ ot Fieri Faola Issnfd
nt of the Oiwtrt of ('amnion Pleas of Pikt
Joimtv. to me direo(tl, I will expose ti
nl hv nnblio vendno or outcry at ilu
-MiorliT'ii UlUco In the ilu rough of Milford,
m
SATURDAY. DBCKMHKR Ittth, Km
it 9 oVloek In the nfternonn of ntti day.
All tliat certain d.cim;. parcel or tract of
land, !' uate, lylntc and beiner in the town-
hip of Lnrkawnxen, county ol 1'iltn ami
tato if Pennsylvania, rontainlnir nbont
wo htindird nnd seventT-fiv iw-n-H, be thv
a?ne tnor or less, surveyed In the wnrran
:po nnmen of Ann Shee and John fjardnpr.
nd nbont two in i Ins from hackuwaxen
lepot and fronting on the Delaware and
Hmtrion ranal. It being the sime property
ipon which John A. linsman, late oi
ijackawuxen township afonriiild, resided
it the time of his death, ami the title t;
hich became vested In Bertha Richter, a;
'y reference had to the deed made ami
executed bv Carl Riulitnr to Baid Bertha
Kichter, dated October 1, A. D. IS.
t-econled in oilice for recordin -. deeds in
md ftr Pikecniutylu Deed Book No 41
it Page DiH. etc., will more iully appear.
IMPROVEMENTS
I'pon said land are erected a good two
-tory frame d we' ling honae, one lartz"
barn, one small barn and othe: out build
iiifjT!, a numl er of acres are Improved
excellent garden with large and small
fruits and the land In timber is valuable
This property is desirably located belnp
tbout ntiti wav between Inckawixen and
Rowland stations on the ftrie Railroad.
Sei.'-d and taken In execution as tlw
property of Bertha Richter and will he
iold by me for cash.
UKORGE GRKGORY.
Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Mil ford, Ta., )
Novembtr 17, 11W3. (
5eci.M
I A Perfect Tor AU Throat and
Cure : Lung Troubles.
Money back if it fails. Trial Bottl fr.
SHERIFF'S SALE
Br virtue of a writ of Fieri Facias issued
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Pike
County, to me directed, I will expose to
snle by public vendue or outcry at the
therm s omce in the Borough ol mrord,
on
TUESDAY, DECEMBFR 8. 1W3,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of snid day.
The following real pstnto: A 11 that
cer'aln piece and pnmil of land situate in
the Borough of Miltord in tne county oi
Pike and State of Pennsylvania bounded
and descrioed as follows: Beginning at
corner of Harford ar.d Fourth streets, on
the west side of Harford street, thence
down line of Harford street seven' v-six
feet to coiner and line of land of James S
Waliaee, deceased, thence along lino of
aid Wallace's land ninety feet, thence at
r-nht angles and parallel with line of
Harford steet two feet, thence at right
angles and along line of said Wallace's
land to brow of hill, theneealong the brow
of said hill to line of land or A. K. Jewh
I'riiHtte, thence along line of said Ijewlf
about V.i'i feet, thence east and parallel
with line of Harford street to line of lot
Xo. 248. theneealong lino of said lot 24
about I.M feet to line of Harford street and
place of beiri'ining, being lot No 243 ami
pnrt of lot M3 aud other laud adjoining.
IMPROVEMENTS
Large dwelling bouse, barn and out
buililintfs. Seized and taken Into execution ns the
property of Heieii K. Heller, and will be
sold by me for cash.
GEORGE GREGORY,
Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office, Milford, Pa., j
November 11, 1W0& j
DIVORCE NOTICE
r EXPERIENCE
V i i
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An?ni:e f!i V-.g & ilipt'-ri 'irl r(.. np-i-.c nmT
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Matthkw McConnell
8.
El.lZ AP.KTI1 McCONSKLL
I N PTKE COUNTY COMMON PLKS
L COURT.
No. fl. June
Term, lin.1
In 1)1 voice.
Suhpoeim and
alias Buip4ma
ti'turneil. He-
ftpoudetit DOt
f o u " d In i lie
county of Pike.
To K'l.MAKKrH Mi'CoNNKIJ,, Kepondent.
You are hereby ntt(ii-d to be and ap
pear hi onr Court of Common Plea- to be
held at Mtiford on the third Monday of
Di'i-ember next (It being tlie return day ot
our in xt term of court ) hiui atinwrr Hit
eompliLint of the Jaht'llant liled in tU
aiovo case.
GEORGE G ME'iORY,
Mientl.
Sheriff's Offiee, Mil font. Pa., I
November . liKW.
li 4
AUDITOR'S fiOTiCE
Strange Way of Making a Living
Adopted by Two New Yorkern.
Thflre nro ninny p.'rnlinr rrrurft
tiiiTis fo!(ir.(l ly thiisp pncnrM In
(ralitln? ft IlvelihfH)(l In ant! around
Npw York.
Thlnrs which tlio ni.cirlly of jioa
plo tlirow awny as rubbish arp pnth
prpd lip by Itall.mn ami ntbor forpl.irn
ern sr.r! sold. A look Into (bp ,1"rik
Bhops Rlong the rivpr front will Rive
one a little lrloa of tho thousand and
one thlnps that have found th'ir wny
thiUipr aft"r bolnir ili:;rnrdcd by their
oxnors. The lunkmpii do a thrivlns;
br.r iiipps Rnd oftpn ninUe fortunrs out
of tlie stuff tbpy handle.
Anions the many unknown ways by
which a subsistence Is Rained Is one
followed by two innri. who, year In
and year out, In minshlno or In rain,
enn he ppen rowinst on the Kast or
Nirth Rlrer. While one keeps the
snitill boat In position tlio other, with
grappling liook and poles, dracs the
bottom of the stream for whatever
of EHle may be pulled from the
depths, rieees of ropo cr machinery
anil a variety of stuff, good or bad, la
prist to them. Nothing Is too pinall
to be rejocted. and It must Indeed be
worthless If, after examination. It Is
reti rued to the water. The men
hiivo been at the bno'np fr many
years, and long practice has made
thorn experts at handling the discard
ed nrtlclo that former owners had
consigned, to the river's depths.
Tho "finds are sometimes quite
valunble. Several years ago they
ramo across a water-tight box con
taining valuable pnpers and jewelry
which had been lost overboard In a
collision between two steamers. On
returning it to the owner they re
ceived a handsome reward. The re
covery of the papers put a sudden
end to a big law 9ult which the own
er would otherwise have lost.
At times the men pull up other
things than those they seek. Not in
frequently they have brought to the
surface the bodies of drowned per
sons, who have either committed buI
cldo or met their deaths through ac
cident. In some case3 tht; bodies Indicate
that murder has bean committed.
N. Y. News.
a Esit StroudsDurg, Pa
li. ,'ii' ir lair N .r.nal (Viit-m-s, nmt
?"l". :.t! I '.l't!!l'll(i-llf i i )' ,
w.' ci. M. HI Art. 1 M.i vv iti !.'. 1
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FHt'i: TUITION .
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I i i,..n., . I HI iif.V tiiii- J- all ,
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LZ. L.. Kem;, A. .!., ;
In llicinalt4'rof llu'i'stale i Tn tho Or;.linn
I'KIKU A 1... yi KK, ('mlrf. of l'il;c
llt'iVANi'd. Sl'milllV, 111 II
Tlii' uiult-i'-.iiui-l lm'iili ln-.-ii itppnillli il
liy lilt; court, "lo ln;iki d'.-itntr.n um of I he
tunu-i iu hauiU ul' llit luciaiiil.LliL i.iti.1
'-X'-rul i ix, iti liic iilmvd clulc us shown lv
ti. r nalil llrsl ami purLtal lice in n I , ' ' Mt c,
vmII liita-t ail piti luri iiiU-rrnU for thu
pi 1 1 an of iila nfiinr.nt iimmiI at Ins l.iw
iilllre III Ihn Hnro!ii.-ll i( Mlll.i:cl an M,.n
iImv. tlt litlk iImi of Iffc-mb-!', A. t. lllli:l,
Kt a aVIock p. ui , at w lii. li l line all i.ir: iim
hiivini.' fi , ptni lili-Mi tin1 fenils or iiit'-r,.--!
I ill I ho Ull rii.u I i. Ol Kuroof iuilt n':io.ir
1 niol prove. Ua-ir i-lalot or m; (l.-h.u ro..l Iioiii
1 Cilliilig IU lipoil sal i Ulll l-i
! '.' U. !,! I.I,, Aiuliior.
.Miifoii!. lu., Nov 1 1
American Nerve.
A German physician who once came
to this country to practice was soon so
bewildered by various nervous ail
ments he came in contact with that he
bunched them all together, and called
Amerlcanltls.
It Is commonly Bald that Americans
overwork their brains and bodies, but
it would be truer to say they ml3use
their bodies. If they run to catch a
train; if they start out for healthful
exercise; even if they lie down to sleep,
they throw so much wasteful energy
Into these acts that they actually im
pede the muscles. This is pre-eminent
ly true of American women, and ot
American women of leisure, at that
(Jenerally a working woman learns
tome economy of energy because she
realizes that she cannot go on by
waste.
In the matter of lying down to rest,
how rarely you see a woman who lies
supine like a little child, who allows
the bed to take the responsibility of
holding her up. Instead she holds on
to the bed, she grips the pillow, draws
up her knees, tightly clenches her
teeth. In her busy brain she goes
over and over again the little round
of her day, or she tastes In anticipa
tion the troubles of to-morrow.
Rapid Stenography.
At a meeting of the Incorporated
Phonographic Society the other day It
was stated that to write stenograph!
cally a the rate of ino words a min
ute involves hearing on an average 750
distinct sounds consonants and
yoweJs in the course of every min
ute, and managing to represent or In
dicate 12 12 of them every second.
Writing at 200 words per minute
means hearing about 1,000 sounds In
sixty seconds and representing or In
dlcatlng rather more than sixteen of
them In every single second.
OUT OF THE MONTHS OF BA PES.
First Mttle r.lri - My pnpa's a broker.
econn i.niie tiit i - nun, tmhi. s d'o
In'! My papa's always broke.
Little Nellie was out riding one dfy
with her mother, and as they pnssed
a cemetery, phe asked: "Mitnma, how
long does It take fnr the tombstones
to come up after they plant people?"
"Bessie," said the teacher to a small
pupil, "can you tell me what memory
Is?"
After a moment's reflecllon the lit
tle one replied: "Memory is the thing
people use to forget things wilh,"
A pupil in a village school who bad
been requested to write an essay on
he human body handed In tho follow
ing:
'The human body consists of ths
head, throax, abdomen and lpgs. The
head contains the brains In case there
are any. The thorax contains the heart
and lungs also the liver and lights.
The abdomen contains the bowels of
which there are flve-a. e, I, o, u, and
sometimes w and y. The legs extend
from the abdomen to the floor and
have hinges at the top and mlduie to
enable a fellow to sit when standing
or to stand when sitting." Chicago
Tribune.
Manners for Musical "At Homes.
Don't, when asking any one to sing
or play, casually close the piano while
so doing. It Is a simple act, but one
most discouraging in its effect.
Don't, upon hearing Some one con
sent to perform, throw yourself back
in your chair, after the manner of on
about to have a tooth extracted; and
don't, during the progress of a song,
glare at the carpet, or keep clenching
your hands. Neither should you draw
in a sharp hissing breath when the
accompanist mislays his fingers.
Don't, when asked to oblige with a
selection, go through your entire reper
toire. Even a cornet gets wearisome
If played badly and a great deal.
Pon't, when accompanying, try to
cover the defects of the voice by
crashing out big chords of your own
Invention, and never, under any cir-
cumslances, grind your teeth audibly
during a singer's inadvertent wander
ings from the key.
Don't whistle while a song Is being
rendered. Even If you whistle the
same melody and in a similar key, the
effect is Irritating to those around you,
Punch.
The Victim Knew.
"Tell me what people read and I will
tell you what they are," said the self-
confessed philosopher. "Well, there's
my wife," rejoined the , dyspeptic
party. "She's forever reading cook
books. Now, what is Bhe" "Why a
cook, of course," replied the philosophy
dispenser. "That's where the spokes
rattle In your wheels," said the other.
"She only thinks she is." Chicago Dal.
!y News.
HIS STOLEN CHICKENS.
The Merry Minstrel.
The merry minstrel suddenly glinted
his eye and began as follows:
"I can always tell a married man
from a single man. Do you know how
professor? Well, now, the slng'e men
sit up straight in their seats and the
married men sit with their backs
bent." The merry minstrel's eye ap
prehensively roved over the aumenee.
"Ha, ha!" he laiiRhed. "See 'em
straighten up! See 'em straighten tip"'
Tls true. Hut there is this to be
said about It. They straighten up only
that thev might take better al n with
sundry small vegetables and anledlltt
vlon ej:R8. How the merry minstrel
cursed the management for Including
thtt precioua tit-bit of humor In the
company's repertoire!
Why, man alive, Noah told that old
gig in the ark!
WIDOW'S AFPRAISE'.' E.NT
! The f-olowiii ii;i:;r,iiMon lit t ipart to
t V!OoW it - iioa-ll Olit Willi lill- K.-l'M.fl
' t'M vi !' 1 U' pi . li! - d Lo ! he i ..il' I ,.i II,,.
J i hlril .'o .o-l v ot ih-o-inlxr lo xt (wr co.i
' lil n, alio', in i i,atiroal.
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l. li.il.i.v, ; i it . 1
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N i M, l.'o. I.. :..,i
Jane In a Stew.
The new servant maid was helping
her mistress to prepare dinner, and all
went well uniil tho macaroni for the
pudding was produced.
The girl looked in surprise as her
mistress untied the packet of long
white sticks; but when sho carefully
placed them in water the girl gave a
choking gasp.
"Did you say, mem," she eald. In an
awed voice, "that oii waa going to
i.ml-.e a pinldln' of that ?"
"Yes, .liine." siid her mistress, "that
Is so. liui yon seem surprised. Have
you never seen macaroni cooked be-fiu-e?"
"No. nioni," said the girl, "I ain't!
The lu-n place 1 was at we alixjl
ufed them things to llKht th) gna
Uh."
I H.I..W I
III. --I II.
111 tt'.l til If l 'la -,
.!'.-: , ,'..:.. .:.! a.
frur t4 lvHil Culit
If you have a bail col.l you need a
r..lv,l.!rt oil loir, n II I; l I ') im . KnrliOn'u
I ' ' ......-.a . ......
! jiut'li Uoijirilv to loo-C'ii unci relieve
it. Hiui to hl!y tna irritation aiiil in
i f . .filiation of tho throat f.riil lunnH.
ilm snot )i:ii! HUii ho.ilnitr iroa-r-tlol
nf thlii ioine.lv hi i '.I tho quick
euros A'h;cli it i-fii-cts miiko it a tuv
iiritu e very s In i o. i or wile by linli li
.V hull, Miltnlnoi IIS, El 1 1 gn-UOMt! stoi v.s
Hi i 'ilu county.
Bought Back of a Pair of Jersey
Darkles.
A farmer In southern Jersey was re
cently attracted to a sale of chickens
which he was going on In front of the
post-ofilce of a Email town
"Dey certainly is a rare lot of birds,'
said the colored man, who, wl'h an as
slstnnt, another dusky brother, was
offering the chickens separately to th
highest bidder. A large basket on the
back of an old phaelon held a dozen
or more.
Squire Rogers, as the man from the
farm was known, edged up close to the
talka'ive darkles and said to a neigh
bor in the crowd :
"Them birds look powerful Ilka
'otn I've got over on the farm. There
are very few like 'ein in the county,
I'm goln' to buy a bunch of 'em. and
then, gol darn it, 1 challenge anybody
to show a better lot of chickens than
I've got."
The squire bought ten. He bid them
up to fancy prices Just to show his
friends that what he was "sot on
havln' he was goln' to get." He tied
Iheir legs together securely, put them
Into his carriage, and during the long
drive home kept congratulating him
self on his shrewdness and picturing
Samantha'a delight over the splendid
addition to the chicken yard.
Upon arriving nome he was surprised
to see Samantha come rushing down to
the gate.
"Oh, John," she cried, "somebody
stole twelve of our finest chickens. 1
heard a noise in the coop Just after
you left, and then saw a carriage dash
away down the road."
John was laughing by this time.
"Whst do you mean by nnickerlnii
chat way?" dpmanded the Irate wife.
"Gol darn It ali," replied the farmer,
'the same fellers what took the chick
ens took me In. I've got all but two of
'em back again. I bought 'era. I rec
ollect now, that there was something
familiar lookin' about 'em."
lll
Cis::s3 Kill
ItsVictimsNumbcredby the
Hundreds of Thousands.
Museum Colloquy.
"Yes, when the stranger grew too
familiar wl:h the fat lady the manager
called his bouncer."
"Big husky fellow, I s'pose?"
"Oh, no; merely the India rubber
man." Kansas City Journal.
I. it le Wlllle-Pmy, pa, what's a co
quette?
Pa-A coquette, my son, is a woman
who pretends to be indifferent about
geliit.g married.
Kidney diseases should be attendee! to
at once, for almost 00 per cent, of our un
expected deallis of to-day are from that
cause. Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy is the only sure cure known for
diseases of the kidneys, liver, bladder and
blood, rheumatism, dysjiepsia and chronic
constipation. It is marvelous how it stops
that pain in the back, relieves the neces
sity of urinating so often nt night, drives
away that scahiingpainin nassinsr water,
corrects the bad ettects of whisker and
beer and shows its beneficial effects on
the system in an incredibly short time.
Georcre L. Smith, foreman of the Hoi-
ley Manufacturing Company's Works,
Lockport, N. Y., snys in a recent letter :
"1 have used Or. I avtd Kennedy s
Favorite Remedy with the most bene
ficial results. I was troubled with
gravel and kidney complaint very
severely, it bothered me a great deal,
and have found jyreat relief from its
use, and cheerfully recommend it."
"Favorite Remedy" is the most suc
cessful medicine ever discovered for kid
ney, bladder, liver and blood diseases.
Its record of cures has made it famous in
medical circles everywhere. It is recog
nized as a specific. It purifies the blood
and dissolves the excess of uric acid in it,
clears up the nrine, restores the kidneys
and bladder to their normal condition,
and gently moves the bowels.
It is for sale bv all druggists In the
NtwBO Orrni Slro and the regular
f 1.00 sixe bottles less than a cent a dose.
SamfJt battle--moufh for trial, frtt by mail.
Dr. Dnvld Kennedy Corporation, Rondout, N. Y.
Ir. Patla aiui-.flT' flrla Pin. ten itren-rlh-
tn Haicl, remova paia anywhere, l&c each.
Those tletnocratie wise ones who
want a presidential candidale who Is
ust as different from Mr. Roosevelt
is possible would probably have a
little difficulty In finding one who Is
list like him.
Just prior to his sailing for Europe
Mr. Bryan Announced that he had no
political opinions that would interest
any one. Say .what the politicians
and demagogues will there are points
upon which Mr. Bryan is undeniably
right.
Now Hint congress is getting ready
to think of getting down to work the
Hon. John T. Morgan will doubtless
call the attention of the country to
the isthmian canal question in a few
concise words.
Mr. Clark, who, we understand,
WB9 running for some office in Ohio
that of Benator, we believe declares
that tlie increased republican Buckeye
vote was due to Tom Johnson's
activity. If Mr. Bryan had only
staid with Tom the republican vote
would have been unanimous.
It Is understood now that Russia
will not leave Monchuria until she is
pressed to do so by China. Cases
have been known before this where a
not over-vigorous waist pressure by
the wrong party has resulted in a
sound licking.
The nestor of the senate, as sturdy
and vigorous as ever is Hon. Edmund
W. l'ettus for many years United
States senator from Alabama. He is
in his eighty-third year and has
viewed and participated in the opera
tions of the democratic party for a
full two generations.
There Is considerable current agita
tion in favor of Increasing the pay of
enlisted men In tlie army pnd par
ticularly that of the non-commissioned
officers corporals and sergeants
whose responsibilities are considera
ble.
The remains of the pterodactyl and
the populists can be found in certain
of the preglacial deposits of the west.
The pterodactyl was the connecting
link between the reptile and tlie bird.
It was of gigantic stature and had a
great bill armed with sharp teeth,
quite resembling tlie crocodile, par
ticularly adapted for rending and
tearing its prey. The remains of the
populists which have recently been
unearthed indicate a structure of jaw
more particularly adapted for over
coming and stupifying its prey
through theexpulnioii of vast volume
of wind.
The Exasperated One I'm afraid,
tlr. this town Isn't big enough to hold
bo'h of us!
The Imperturbable H'm why don't
you siarl a suburb?
WANTED
-V I'l'V MIIIIM
WANTED
HOTELS AND BOARDING H0TJSE3
Balt'li & -So.), Mrttrtiiiiiraa, &uJ al-gHiu-nil
f torvi m Piko comity guar
anU-e evory butUa of C'lmiiiherlain V
Cough n'my ntiil will refund tho
money to anyone who is not saris
hVd nfter vising two-thirda if the
contents. This la the best reined?
hi tho world for la grippe, conrl;e,
eol.U, Ohiujj end hooping1 couh
and is pl-d.-.Mnt uud inufe to tnke. It
pro vent a any ti-nJeney of a eo!d to
result ui im. uuiouia. Ji'i isi
A Hatter of Advertising Proposed
by the Erie Which is of General
Interest to People Here
TIip General PftflenKr Department of
tlio Kne Ruilroml hn bn informed thnt
the ax'oiiini(Klauuii fur iininier litmrtirni
nt vnrlmis jiHh Along Its hue are luttdo
qtmle to nitt't the denmniU.
It Is propoM-il to more thoroiiRhly atlver
tifvo t li if buntings iidit siwoii thtiii evur
iHi'ore, ami t HecoiiimKhio all wtiotlettirt
to locate m this moat iH(;tnrthq(.e. country,
Ihr tutkcli whirl, the Kiia K.ilro4.l riio,
t ey li'iOafrtl all who nre iiiiBrt-sU-d iu
SuiiniitT li.'H riling butint;8 t-o Increase
ttifir fitcilit i-.'H mul to improve their t cum
hi'mIiI ion e-p'.iiiy in lite line of immtHry
ct'iiilithi)i4 Whoie it in (MiriKiijle runiiiiiK
.vnier niiii hmU room ftu:iluit' tshniiltl he
installed in unlrr to promote mere hex 1th
til eoiiiiitinim, tht-n;hy umkihg the loca
IlniiH more (Icoi rtililo.
'i linhf w ho inO'iiti imtking Improvements
or btnltiHig ie-w hotels or I mm ti 1 1 1 3 Ik-hm-,
will plrnse notify K II. Hr,rto, 'i'mvelin
K'4HM'Her Aenloi Ki'ie huiiroail, C hniu
In:r6 Mnn't ,-o.i.on, Ne oik 1-Uy, Aho
iiMtt charge o( the .Summer ii.jme buaiiii-.
A ppln ti em nmtiktj for .pjc4) iu ueit
SfitMiiiii oir.iiier iidloe Hook will bt- reiidy
in ttmplu tni'e, Hiiit i-Hia 1j uboniH-i.1 frvrm
there nenat Kiie Kuiiroad agent. 12 10 iie
REGISTER fiOTICE
The f'tllowltitf Recount his been filed
with tho Krtftaier aijiA will be pt-esentfd to
thv Court fT continual iou uu tlie 'ibiid
M..!.uy of D-i-erntMT tiv.t.
Kiinli' of i'hilit) F. tuhiir, dt'eeftMtl.
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ifiiulf, I"r-e of hnr(!f, ly Our ilfcilU'iil IHrcctor.
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Price, &1.2B per Bottlo.
SEND FOR CIRCULARS CONCERNING OUR REMEDIES.
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