BELLS OF MEXICAN RANCH. Date from) the Sixteenth Century and Highly Prized by Indian. The ranch of Jocotlan, belonging to the Indiana of the district, com prises 50.000 hectare of very rich land. The pride of the Indiana la two old bells that hang In the tiny church' yard. They data from the year 15S0 and tt Is rumored, are cast with gold and copper and silver. They bear the date and some words In Latin. Of their history nothing Is known. It seems probable that they were cast up by the sea or taken from one of the old Spanish galleons, as Jocotlan Is only a day from the coast This Immense ranee has a history, Af'er the war of independence It was handed to the Indigenes of Jocotlan, who now number 3r. This gift was further raitfed under die government of ;'omcWnrt la 1(57. Many he. desles to gat then be'l", but the Indian will not part With them at any price. At the Milliner's. An Atchison woman who has a sin cere desire to be economical, says the Kansas City Journal, took a blue fwther, some velvet, and a rose to a milliner, asking the milliner to fur Mis'! the shape and trim It' The wom an was proud of the feather, the vel vet, and tho rose, as they were as good 14 new, but the milliner cast just one glmce at them, and then the woman began to apologize. "Apologies are not necesaary," said the milliner Icily. "You surely don't expect me to use rr: thing like that!" And the woman ' i':n't Another woman said to her ; 'Ilincr, bravely: "I want a hat that c '-n't'tost a cent over five dollars." "' Na-t!" screamed the milliner. "I v p' p." RtRmmered the woman, "that n't cost over $15." "Oh, well, I .a. 'a bitter," said the milliner. Boats Towed by Autos. T'-e first successful towing of Ch it ' boats by automobile was aecoro r Vcd one recent Sunday on the Le 1 ir'i canal. Owing to the liability of t1 e tow-line to snap in the effort to pti:rt. George B. Plumtuer, a Camden automobile expert, equipped a seven ton motor truck of 45 horsepower with spiral springs. Six barges with 800 tons of cargo were taXen from Allen town to Bethlehem in an hour. Prea ent lock capacity and speed limits, tions considered, it is estimated that automobiles compared with mules it'll handle double the number of bets In halt the time. Philadelphia Record. First Honeymoon in Air. Even the honeymoon In the air Is not a new Idea. M. Flammarlon, the distinguished French astronomer and aeronaut, took hlB bride tor a honey moon trip in a balloon on August 28, 1874. Mme. Flammarlon relates that though she had. never been In a bal loon before, she felt no trepidation when Bhe took her seat In the car along with her buaband and his sci entific instruments, at the gas works of La Villette. They were accom panied by M. Flammarion's brother and the aeronaut, M. Jules Godard. "Hlcksltes" vs. "Friends." Hlcksltes are a numerous body of rationalistic Quakers In America, founded by Ellas Hicks (1748-1830). who In 1827 seceded from the Society of Friends and created a schism In that body by his promulgation of Uni tarian doctrines. About one-half of the "Friends" in America adopted his lens. The HIcksites deny the mirac ulous conception, the divinity and the atonement of Christ, as well as the Insblratlon and authenticity of tbs Set iptures. Watch for the Blind. A Swiss watchmaker of Neuchatel, who recently Invented a watch for the blind, has been flooded with orders. The watch baa no glass, and Its face is of enamel. The hands are invisible rnd are pieced Inside the case. The figures work automatically, appearing a little above the enamel face us the hards pass underneath. A blind per son can with a touch of his fingers tell the time In an instant The watch costs from $4 upward. ITALIAN CHESTNUTS RARE. Venders Find the American Nuts Are Those That Sail. "The popularity of Italian cheatnuts is dying out here, their sale having fal en elf considerably in the laat few yei ra. T'ae time when street venders c ade them their specialty seemingly bra iassed," said on of the largtst Icii orters. ' Street venders who sold them ex clusively a few years ago wont ban die them. Americans find the small nut sweeter. "Itr'lan chestnuts cooked properly should tickle any one's palate. In Italy chestnuts are food for the peasants, not a delicacy. One way the peasants prepare them for a meal Is to line the bottom of a pot with a thick layer of But and then to poor boiling water over them. Several large potatoes are generally added. When the potatoes re cooked, by shaking the pot wel. the nuts will come to the top. After being grilled for a few minutes they are ready to be served. The Small Boy Ajir.. The Suitor Johnny, your parlor clock is an hour fast The Kid Brother I know it But don't tell sister so. The 8ultor Why not? The Kid Brother Because she thinks you don't know It Disproved. "Just think of it! One person In very 37 In England is a pauper." "Why, John," ah returned, "It Isn't so. I met more than 57 people in London last summer myself, and there wasn't a pauper In the lot" A Strang Coin. Nephew (Just returned from broad) This franc piece, aunt, I got tn Paris. Aunt Hepay I wish, nephew, you'd fetched home on of them Latin quar ters they ulk so much about UNIVERSITY ON A NOVEL PLAN. The Methodists Are 8lowly Building It a,t Washington. The American University at Wash ington. D. C, is beginning the erec tion of buildings to cost S2.000.000. The Methodists hope to crown their educational system with this post graduate Institution. In two respects the American Uni versity will -be unique, says the Edu cational Review, in that it will be the only educational Institution In the United Btntes which will confine its Instruction to post-graduate studies tnd will not have any undergraduate schools attached to Its scheme of edu cation, and that the university will not enroll any students until every 'itillding is erected and the total r-s-iets, property and endowment ante -nt o at least 110.000.000. The bullilirss Dow being constructed are for the !nv lepartment. the colleges of medi ; 'echnology. art and a great muKP::.-i. Ready to Flflht. The big man with the fiery loo'; on lis face had been struggling with t'n ar window for 20 minutes. Sudden1' t came down on hfm and held him n prisoner. With much fuming pad vriggling he finally released hlmpir. "Confound that blasted window:" le thundered, almost exploding with rage. "I feel like I could chew It up n hits, glasB and all." It was then that the humorous nt le man In the next seat tou'-hed l-im )n the arm. "My friend," he said, with a dipt; winkle In hlB eyes, "don't be so n rry with the window. Why, that i low likes you. In fact, it Is rea'ly iffoctlonate." "What! Are you joshing me? Tlu window affectionate?" "Certainly, sir. Didn't It fall on our neck?" And then the humorous little Iran ranished toward the smoker. Boston's Costly Subway. The costliest mile of undererornd railway In the world is said to be '.lie new Washington street subway of Boston, which passeB through the shopping district. Its constrtn-t'on md equipment has amounted to $!0. 5O0.0000, or about $2,000 a lineal foot. The first Bectlon of Boston's mod :rn system of rapid transit, consistinr of subway tunnels, was opened abou: 1 1 years ago. This was followed by 'he erection a few years later of the ele vated road. And subsequently to that the system was extended by the con struction of the East Boston tunnel under the harbor. The opening of the Washington tunnel marks the lat est and one of the most important ex tensions. Bravest of Living Things. The mongoose Is very brave, but the most courageous of all living things is, by common consent of nat uralists, the mole. Seemingly with out any sense of fear whatever, the mole will fight anything that crosses Its path. It never raises the white flag. Neither giving nor asking quar ter It tears away at its adversary un til it kills It or is killed itself. The mole appetite Is in keeping with its courage, and it thinks nothing of eat ing its own weight. In appetite the spider Is a close second to the mole, but when it comes to fighting the mote carries the palm. A Dreary Land. The country from Jerusalem to the Jordan valley is as dreary and deso late as could be Imagined. The hills look like great banks of rock and sand. Not een the Sahara Itself looks more forbidding. It Is the "country not Inhabited." the wil derness into which the scapegoat was driven. We are all glad we went, but none of us could be induced to go again. Zion's Herald. Lazy Samoans. An Austrian naturalist. Dr. Rch. nzer, attempted some time uso o make a collection of Simoan hshes. lie found tt almost impossible to per suade the natives, who are so lu7y that they seldom go fishing, to sell him any. An offer of gold tempted them no more than silver: they had caught their fish to eat them, und ep.t them they did. An Artless Distinction. Lewis, aged three, asked his mother wlat he was made of. The mother replied, "Sugar, because you are so sweet." Soon after she heard him declare to his little colored compan ion. "I am made of white sugar and you are made of brown sugar." The Delineator. Fighting the Slave Trade. Although slave-trading is generally supposed to be a thing of the past, the United States contributes annually $100 as its share of the expeuse of keeping up at Brussels an institution known as the International bureau for the repression of the African slave trade. Yucatan's Chief Industry. Fully 80 per cent of the income of Yucatan Is derived from sisal fiber EARLY GRECIAN COINAGE. Mark on Gold Ingots to Guarantee Weight and Purity. The Invention of coinage is due to the Greeks, most probably to the bankers of Halkamassos and adja cent Asia Minor Greek colonies, who toward the end of the eighth century B. C. began stamping the small gold and electron Ingots which passed through their hands as currency with mark of some sort Intended to guar antee the weight and purity of the metal; such ingots very soon assumed a round and more regular shape, which we find already in old silver coins from Aeglna. nearly contempo rary with A3la Minor "beans." Curious to say, none of the sur rounding peoples with whom the Asia tic and European Greeks were In con stant communication, political or com mercial, took up the wonderful inven tion which at present seems to us of such obvious necessity that we scarce ly realize bow the civilized world ol gldyig ban . it oa without It, VENTED HIS CURIOSITY. Little Boy Anxious to Know Mysteries of Bishop's Toilet. The visiting bishop had taken charge of a class of small boys, and had been much flattered by the ab aorbed Interest which one youngrter had taken In all that he hnd sa'd and done. At the conclusion of the lesson the bishop said kindly: "Now, if any of you boys have a question to nsk I shall be very glad to answer It." The boy who had been so atten' v during the lesson raised a hesitating but an eager hand. "Well, Jo'm:i; ?" encouraged the bishop. "An' kin I ast anythlnk?" questioned Johnny. "I shall be glad to answer any question," replied the bishop with a benign smile. "Well, thin. Is thlm (Indicat ing the bishop's robes) all yer. liev on or do yes wear yor pants under thlm?" he questioned with the eagerness of long Bent-up-curloslty. j His Singular Infirmity. "What is your name, little boy?" asked the teacher. "I'll have to write It for you. ma' am." said the new boy, hesitatingly. "I think not My hearing Is quit good. Your name, please?" "I'd rather not tell you." "Are you ashamed of your name?" "No, ma'am, but " "Then we will not waste any mora time. If you please. I am waiting." The boy's eyes rolled wildly In their sockets and hla face became con torted as he began: "Kuk-kuk-kuk-kuk Clarence! That's ny fir;!t name. The other Is Pup-pup-Pf-pup Perkins! I never stutter Yept when I'm speaking iny name, and when I'm nagged like this I'm a whols lot worse, nin'am." Wanted the Feet. Here la a verbatim copy of a letter received by a local stove concern: "Gentleman's Dere Sirs: I re ceived de stove by which I by from you alrlte, but vy doti't you send me no feet, what is de use of de Btove ven he don't get no feet i !o:;e to you ao customer suor tirt by hevlng de feet as tats no very pleasure for me wat la de matter mit uu is nut my trade money as good like another mans, u lose my trade and I mad like hell and now I tell you are darn fools ind no good I send you back de stove tomorrow forever because you are iuch darn foolishness. ,"P. 8. Zlnce I rite dis, I find my .'eet In the oven." What the Ailment Was. A New Kngland statesman was re erring to the dry humor of the late 'enator Hoar, when he was reminded tf the following: One day Hoar learned that a friend n Worcester who had been thought o have appendicitis was In reality suf 'erlng from acute indigestion. Whereupon the Senator smiled gen ally. "Really." said he, "that's good news. I rejoice for my friend that the trouble lie? in the table of con rats rather than in the appendix." 'Tit Distance Lends Enchantment. An exact definition of a gentleman has been tried many times, never per haps with entirely satisfactory results. Little Sadie had never heard of any if the various definitions, but she managed to throw a gleam of light on lie subject, albeit one touched with unconscious cynicism. The word was n the spelling-lesson, end I said: "Sadie, what is a gentleman?" "Please, ma'am," she answered, "a gentleman's a man you don't know very well." Sounded Like Sarcasm. "What's this?" demanded the cus toms officer, pointing to n package at "he bottom ol the trunk. That is a foreign book, entitled Politeness." enswered the man who ltd Just landed. "I guess I'll have to charge you luty on It." replied the Inspector. "It ron'petes with a small ar.d struggling Industry in this country." Put It on Himself. "I thought you were working on Smith's new house," said the house puln'er's friend. "I was going to," replied the houp-j ;a!nter, "but 1 bad a quarrel with him, ind he said he'd put the paint on him self." "And did he do It?" "Yes; that is where he put most ol It" Inappropriate. The captain was explaining what would be done In case of accident. "And should the ship strike rock," he continued, "we'd burn red lire and send up rockets." "But wouldn't that be rather ur usual time to celebrate, captain?" ask ed the towbeaded youth with the bull dog pipe. Interesting Information. Drrvin's "Theories on Evolution" j we-e first r.iai'e public lu 1S58. A. R. , Vallate brought out the same ld.T. I In the same year. The term Uncle I Sam was lirst used during the war oi 1812 and scon after that the flgure of the typical Yankee appeared in the cartoons. Here's an Ideal Husband. An engineer on the Pennsylvania Railroad stopped his train to rescue a kitten that was asleep on the rails. If he isn't married we would recommend hi in unqualifiedly for a husband to the best sister we ever bad. Los Angeles Times. A True Republic. The only country we con think of where republican traditions are Lfji erly followed oat is the little state of Andorra, and there they hae no poli ticians; everybody orks. Loitucn Saturday Review. Hindoo Playing Cards. The Hindoo playing cards are near ly all circular, end each card repre sents some historical or religious event T Him Whe Walts. Most of th things that com to blot tia wallf r dltapcalotmenta. THE BELLS OF THE BASTILLE. Still in Exlttnce In Private House In Paris. Comparatively few persons have ever heard of the bells of the Bastille, yet they are still In existence. After the destruction of the prison, says the Gentlewoman, they found their way to the great foundry in Romllly, but the manager of the works disobeyed the rders he received and did not de stroy them. Now they are back In Paris, In private house in the Avenue d'Eylan. On each bell lr eugraved, "Made by Louis Cheron for the Royal Bastille. In the year 1711.'' and they are further ornamented with the royal arms nnd j hufie cross. i Advises "Eack to the Land." There is jus-, one way for the peo ple of the city tu find it possible to buy eggs, chickens, meat and flour for less money that is for some of them to leave the city and go back to raising more hens, trore cattle, and growing more vheat. The fact is that the country is getting top-heavy. The cities are culling too heavily on the producing areas. Fanning is get ting to be one of the most profitable bulslness In the country, because the proportion of nor.-nrnditec ra ir. gettitig so large. It is rii a matter of supply and demand; Just r.ow the demand for foodstuffs is l.irrrcr than it has ever been in proportion to the supply.--Denver Repuhllorn. A Cate of Too Much Ch'v ren. In a volume of rcr inlsctice- a very funny story Is told of the laj Bishop Bloomfleld. who, having a family by his first wife, married a second time. This Mrs. Rlooin.'leld was a widow with a brood of her own, and in due course a third family arrived on the scene. One day the bishop was dis turbed by his wife running into his study in a great state of excitement "What is It. dear?" he testily inquired. "Oh, bishop:" was her rsonized renly, "Quick, quick: There's not a moment to lose! Your children arc sliding with my children and are murdering our children:'' To Make Sleep Come. If you cannot go: to sleep try a sponge bath th is: Into eight ounces of alcohol put two of ammonia and two of camphor. Shake thoroughly, and when well m'xod etld four ounces of sea salt and enouitlt hot water to fill a quart bottle. To apply It pour a little of the liquid in a shallow dish, moisten the whole body a little at a time by dipping a small sponge in It Ruh on only very little, then finish with a vigorous rubbing with a coarse craab towel. Get into bed, and we'll Insure the quick arrival of "Nature's quick reatorei, balmy sleep." Family Doctor. Serving His Sentence. "I ain't seen de boss man fo" in longest. Whar you reckon he g:.ue ter?" "I thought you l:uot-.l whar he gone. He went roe.n de outry lal'iin' ever' day an' Sunday, an' do fust thing he knowed dey give ' fifty days In de leglslatur' an' he c be back 'twel he sarves his time our ' Atlnn'a Constitution. Theft cf Cottages. A curious story comes from Po -ter'.-s of the theft of a whole bluc't l sni.. 1 cottr ;es which hnd became v. cant. The process one by one. and th floors and u.ler woodwork fol'owe' Finally the walls were razed, nri nothing now remains but the found tions. Home Chat. Ex; ert Opinion. An English paper propounds thi query. "Should a man marry his land lad ?" The answer to this won!-' ?eem to depe: d on the number '' weeks the man Is In arreas. Death and matriraopy cancel these little obligations. Chicago Tribune. Deluded. Many men n:ffer from the delus c that they are the masters in t':e. own households. Charleston NeA's and Courier. Trustless. "Folks dat trusts In love at fust sight," said Uncle Ebeu, "is terrible upt to finish by not beln' able to eei h. h other wlf a spy glass. Polar Bill of Far. Shoe Dealer- Here are a pair ol boots that will suit you exactly lu yuur next dash for the pole. How did you like the last pah I sold you? Arctic Explorer (reminlscently) The best I ever tasted. In Hands of His Friends. "Yes, suh." said Brother Dickey "any race what wants to live In Illi nois kin go dar, how au' when dej likes, but ez fur me. I'll stay whar I is 'mougst de folks I raise an' born wld, an' ef I is lynched, please God I'll be lynched by my fr'en's:" Gets There Anyhow. Suffragette We believe that s woman should get a man's w-ej. Married Man Well, Judging from my own experience, she doea. Bo ton Transcript. Spiritual Fellowship. At one time the apostle Paul seems to make much of his having actually seen Jesus.. but again he declares that even though he did know fhr.st In that way he knows him no lorger, aud he is constrained thereafter to knw no man "alter the flesh." However precious, for the moment, the physical relationships, they cannot last. The spiritual fellowship Is Incomparably more worth while; which is what Christ died to teach mankind. Austria to Build Airships. The first Austrian airship constpi?. tion compr.ny has Just been forrred with a capital of auo.Oeu kronen, and It is understood that the war office is Immediately placing an order for a dirigible. The constitution of the company Is largely due to the fact that the efforts of the government to obtain a dirigible from Germany due ls? th cnt crisis failed. COST OF AN EDUCATION. Publie 8chools of the Country Spend an Average of $28.25 a Pupil, The average yearly expenditure pupil in the public schools of this country. Is given as $28.25 In the re cently published report of the Com missioner of Education. In 1870 It was only $15.55. Nevada has the highest yearly ex penditure. $72.15 a puril. followed by New York with $51.50. Montana with $49.40 and California with $49.29. In I the South the expenditures a pupil range from $8.37 for South Carolina to $20.36 for West Virginia. The new State of Oklahoma spends $15.79, New Mexico $19.4.1, while Arizona with $40.41 spends $5.16 a pupil year more than Oklahoma and New Mexi co combined. One-third of the Btat-w spend from $25 to $40 a pupil. The fact that one fourth spend less than $15 and one fouith spend more than $35 is. an Indi cation, aaya the Commissioner, "of the great variety In support of public education, and. I believe. In the op portunity afforded for school training tn our various Commonwealths." Gigsntlc Sign Board. Arrangements are being made for the celebration of the anniversary of the discovery of San Francisco bay in 1769 by Portola, and for the purpose of advertising this event there has been constructed on Verba Buena Is land, San Francisco bay, what Is prob ably the largest sign ever erected. Tc sign, which has been cut on the sloping hills of the Island, la 1.300 feet long by 1.335 feet high. The words "Portola Festival, October 19 23," are arranged In two lines, each letter of which occupies a space 45 feet by 45 feet, the outline of the let ters being eight feet In width. The work was done by digging trenches eight Inches In depth and filling them with lime, which shows up clear and white against the green of the falls Bide. To See th Wind. Seeing the wind is rare but easy feet. The object wherewith It may be secu is a common saw. On any blowy day the wind being, say. In the north hold your saw with the ends point ing one to the east, the other to the '.'(. Take the saw as if you were going to cut the air upward, and let the teeth, which are on top, tilt 0'er till the flat part of the saw la at in ancle of 45 degrees with the horizon. You will then see the wind. Looking along the teeth of the saw you will see the wind pour over them as plain ly as you may cee water pouring over fall. Just In Time. A German shoemaker left the gas turned on in bis shop one night, and upon arriving In the morning struck a match to light It There was ter rlfic explosion, and the shoemaker was blown out through the door al most to the middle of the street. A passer-by rushed to his assist ance, and, after helping him to arise. Inquired if he was injured. Tbe little German gazed at his place of business, which waa now burning quite briskly, and said: "No, I ain't hurt But I got oat shust in time. Eh?" Llpplncott's. Rom and Carthage. In answer to the question as to how long It took a trireme to cover th distance between Rome and Carthagt it Is only necessary to refer to the re markable Incident related by Plutarch n his life of Cato. The old Romtt Senator, wishing to Impress his bro: T Senators with the necessity of d troylng Carthage, unfolded his to. nd showed the astonished assembl ' batch of fresh figs which had bet rathered on the African coast les. ban two days before. Centre of th Toy Trade. Nuremburg is the centre of tbe tc tra-te of the world. More than hi he employees In the toy factories are women and girls. The wages of the women and girl toy-makers are about 5 cents an hour, that of the men abo " 3. Of the estimated German toy out put, of some $25,010,000 year, abo- -$19.1100.000 is exported, more than ha going to Great Britain and the Unite States. V'ctory Over Tuberculosis. That the wbt on tuberculosis r Immediate dividends In human life prcvi-d by report of Dr. Bo; health commissioner of Baltimore the monthly health bulletin for July is shown that the number of dea ' from tuberculosis occurring In tl city was ii2, as compared with 1. for the same month last year. A Social Dilemma. The Lysar.der John Appleton fan lly. In the belief that they are losin social pretiae. will endeavor to lcen something going on by having anothe surgical operation, but tbey can't dt cide who will be operated upon o whnt Is to be cut out Atchlso (Kan.) Globe. Steam Up. A train of thought won't do you much good unless you get up enough steam to carry It through. New York Times. Countries Owe Much to America. American plows and cultivators are turning up the soli In more than 70 countries and colonies. Hospitals on Warships. Eadh of the British dreadnoughts baa a hospital wlta a capacity of 60 patients. 8pok French. 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Beaihe trine, every form of headache istantly, Bromo Pepsin is equally nd as promptly efficacious in hronio and acute indigestion and be nervous disorders incident there It is efferescent and pleasant o take and may be had of all np tf lata druggists at ten oeots a bottle. t comes as a boon to mankind ant' womankind. For sale at C. O. Armstrong, Druggist. TheConimissoneroorPike County will hereafter hold Regulnr Meetings he 1st atinrsday of each nin. between the hours of 9 a. m. and 1 p m. except ing In the months when Court may be in session, and then during Court THEO. H. BAKER Couiru:i ner Clerk Auioluttly Harmless. Cures on hs Spot BROMO-PEPSIN "Mot tha Word Papain' PIIDCC HEADACHE, S EEPLESSNESS UWIILU INDIGESTION I NERVOUSNESS All Orusglata, lOo, aSa SOo. for sale by C. O. Armstrong. DrimnUi WANTS SUPPLIED I ! If VOQ WUDt UOte hefif. hill h.,U ltt heads, statements, show cards, pruira-us large posters, sale bill, dodtfor-i envelopes taUal blllinHfld narrla i.iK i.riml.. . VerY dPSCrilitii.il. rlonn nn in r.hn H..at- -r iui juu in an up-io-aate uD(l artistic inu nercaiwria iw us. frices.1 THK PKK-S-i PKTNT. J. C. CHAMBERLAIN Real Estate Agent. Houses and Lota and lots without Hunt Dealer In all kinds of Property. Notary Public ALL BUSINESS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION Office at Residence on Water Street. UilfoH. Pa. Both 0 of I these jj- papers h one , year for only & I 85 h f i you jp send 0 your or dor t and f b money to f. Tho jf YEAR Time Table ERIE RAILROAD. T PORT JERVIS fiolld Pullman trains to Buffalo, Nlaf are Falls, Chautauqua Lake. Cleveland Chicago and Cincinnati. Tickets on sale at Port Je sit points in tbe Weatand Snuthwestat lown rate than via any other flrat-olass line. In jffeot June glth, 1B08. Trains-'Now Liavb Port .Irrvis a Follows. EASTWARD iS, Dully 4 10 Dally Kxpress I tj " 89, Looal Except Sunday.. S 10 " 41 Holidays only so -N'o 4). Unliy Kxpreaa 8.54 A. M. " 70S, Way .Sunday Only T .81 -" 43, Local except Sun a Hoi T.ss ' ' 80, Local Rxcept Sunday.. 10.90 ' " 4. Daily xtreaa 1 84 P.M. ' T04, Sunday foly s 80 " '" S4, Way daily exo't Sund'y I SO '. 8, Dally Express 4 as '. B, WJ dally exo'tHund'y 6 86 ' " TOS.Looil Sunday Only.... T.16 f WESTWARD. No 7, i)ally Express 18 t8A.M V 47, Dally t M . 17 Dally Milk Train 8.10 A ' 1. Dally Kxpreaa.'. 1184 " US, For Ho'diilr E pt Sun . 18.1(1. " 8, ExpressCbtcagolluidsJ 8 88 89, Dally Except Sunday.. 8 00 " S, Limited IaUt Express. 10 06 Trains Iwt Chambers street, IWew Vork, for Port Jervls on week H.v. . 8 30, 7. IS. 9 Iff. ;)0 80 A. II., 1.00 I M, 4 80, .lo, 7,16, .1 lg.46 r. U. On Sundirs, 7 ' fi, a. m 18 U, 1 16 7 nn.B.l p. it. H. L 8LAUS'0.Ticket Agt, Pt.Jerrls .i , M. W.HswIey, rf)l?'n Paa.gr. Agent. Cbaiuberakit. Station New York William B.lnwo, they M. 0 Physician !a nd Snreon . OMoe n'd reillnnce Broad Street lext Court House. MILKOl'.l). Foi' Bent Furnished reonu to rer.t. Enqoirs of Mrs:. Etta'Pnillon, Corner Broad and Ann Streets, Milford, Pa. Red Cabbage with Apples. Take a bead of cabb-ge, about two pounds, rut it fine, wash, and 1i drain, il&ve ready a saucepan w! i one and one-half tab'espoons of hot lard, drop in the cubbjge. ana'lt t stew for three-quarters of an hn-ir, addlriR a little water and saft, Thet pare about tou large apples, cut thei In fourths, put them on the rabbi;-, and boll unyl apples are dt ie, s'lr and sdd about one and one-half tablesr-oon-fuls vinegar, and a little sugar. This will make a nice dish to serve ml 1 U pot roast. Devolt News-Tribune. To Save Elastic. To save elastic in children's blouses, which cost sometimes s-i much as the map? rial of the blouse, take a piece of tape or selvage tbe ize of the child "s waist, less four Inches. Cut the tape tn half. Insert four inches of elastic, put the tape, with the elastic In the center nf It. In the hem of the! blouse. It will act tbe same as If It -were all elastic and wear better. Therefore you can nrnku six 'blouses with the same elastic which yau would otherwise put la una blouse. Sponges should be hung where the fresh air will reajch them and where they will dry thoroughly. If possible, the sponge shou)d be dried in the bright sunshine, ajid thoroughly sca'.d d now and ihea In w.ia and watei. 1 nl. PRESS li : Milford, i Pike t; County, f Penn. M
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