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RASES ON HEEL AND TOE
oc Words Seem to Have Lent Them.
solves to Innumerable Coined
Expressions.
The fact that heels and toes are the |
bnly words which signify both parts of
he body and parts of its clothing {8 |
doubtless responsible for the innumer-
able phrases in which both words play
an important part. In these unquestion-
ably the heel is the more frequent fac- |
tor—generally in its corporal as dis-
tinguished from its sartorial signifi- |
recall the time when the “mashers” of
the period wore red heels to their]
shoes, thereby, it will be remembered,
subjecting themselves to the flagella
tion from the pen of the spectator.
Not that red heels were a novelty in |
Addison's time, for they were in evi- |
dence in the reign of Elizabeth. In |
France the height and color of the
heel were a fashion set by the grand |
monarque.
Present day votaries of the dance
might not inconceivably laugh the sug- |
gestion to scorn, but, in other respects
and with due modifications, the de
scription does not seem unrecogniz-
ably archaic. “Out at heels” has long
been £ proverbial phrase; Fals who
nowadays would possibly have de-
clared he was “stoney broke,” tells
Pistol he is almost “out at heels.”
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We have—to take to one’s heels,
kick one’s heels to show a pair of)
heels, to turn on one's heels, to grind |
under heel, to cool one's heels, heels |
over head, the iron heel. And that
we are most lofty runaways—a kin-
dred expression to our “showing a
clean pair of heels,” and “taking to]
one's heels.” And quotations might
be multiplied. Nor must the familiar |
“two for his heels” be forgotten, the |
vulgarity of which alienated the gen: |
teel mind of immortal Mrs, Battle |
from cribbage.
The Duliness of Genius,
In my last I mentioned my having
an evening with a society of
rs who seemed to be jealous and
d of one another. My uncle wag |
at all surprised to hear me say
was disappointed in their con-
tion. “A man may be very. en-
and instructive on paper,”
nd exceedingly dull in com-
I have observed that
who shine most in private com-
re but secondary s in the
stellation of genius. A all stock
of ideas is more easily managed and
»
sooner displayed than a great quantity
crowded together, There is very sel
dom any extraordinary in the ap
X pearance and address of a good writ.
x er; wh author generally
Y disting some oddity |
of extrava is reason 1|
1 S must |
be very diverting.”—By Tobias Smol-
lett Sir Watkin Phillips of Jesus
college, Oxon,
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to
Their Preference.
“Now, boys,” said the teacher, “1|
need not tell you anything further of |
the duty of cultivating a kindly dis-|
position, but I will tell you a little |
story of two dogs. George had a nice |
little dog that was as gentle as a
lamb. He would sit by George's side
quietly for an hour at a time. He!
would not bark at passers-by, nor at |
"~ 'strange dogs, and would never bite
anybody or anything. Thomas’ dog, |
other dogs, and would sometimes tear |
hens and cats in the
and on several occasions
known to-seize a cow by
and throw her. He barked at all the
had
the nostrils | geal]
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ANCASTER, PA.
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BUYING DIRECT
FROM ’HE MAKERS, 18
THE WHY? OF IT. PRICED
ANYWHERE FROM $1.00 TO
$10.50,
FINES" STOCK LAP
ROBES IN THE COUNTY,
FROM $2.50 TO $25.00.. EV.
ERYTHING FOR THE HORSE
AT BOTTOM PRICES. FULL
VETERINARY
MEDICINES, MAKER OF ALL
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I'runks at
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Mis Edna Echman of Millway,
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Mar 1
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her 1 ( Berwyn ympat
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nan
A party of young folks with their
friends from distant points are en-
camping at Edelweiss on the Sus-
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cance. It is amusing, for instance, to FERRER RE RRR RNR | meeting of Mavtown
MAYTOWN
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Rev
vesterday
Marietta
Arthur Frey left
Holland
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opposite
Mrs
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and
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other Vacation,
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will
places on
will be no services in the chur-
August, but Sunday school
the
during
meet at usual time
imior congregation organiz-
n
the church,
ed tly i Reformed
held
evening,
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under the
H.
recel
their first meeting Sunday
on
and it was largely attended
was the choir
Adela
children’s
Miss
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supervision of
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No. 79
July 26 At
Council,
Maytown, a
Order United American Mechanics,
the following officers were installed
: for the ensuing term by Acting Dist-
0 Vel [ rict Deputy Harry Heisey, assisted
by a number of ex-councilors:
Councilor, Charles Sload: vise coun
® cilor, Ge S. Derr: recording secret-
1 er al ary, Charles Welchans: assistant re-
cording secretary, Clavton McCurdy
fin: secretary, Andrew B. Al-
i br Ray F. Markley;
Relieves constipation, torpid liv- ;
in tor ¢ Weiser examin-
er, sick headache, heartburn, bili- er Harry Heise inside protecter,
3 1el Slode outside protector
yusness, water brash, bad breath, “2Muel Huts : or,
Ch: chford trustee, Harry
dizziness, prickly heat, distress af- Heis een months: janitor,
ter eating, and clears the com- Ra: Maytown council is
. in a flo ing condition, and re-
plexion 2
ently i new SS 1 held
It corrects ills arising from lack an annive event
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of exercise, improper food and ir-
SOYA TEENS ERIE :
regular meals. Try it, better for LANCASTER JUNCTION
: Mrs. Jonas Snavely is able to be
you than pills, Price 25¢ a bottle about again
For sale at William wife and son Jo-
CHANDLE
The
Sunday Hours, 8 to 9 a. m
6.45 p. m.
West Main
Is
St.,
Abloom
Druggist »r. ana wr
5 to
strange men that came along, and|
would bite them unless somebody in-
terfered. Now, boys, which is the dog |
you would like to own, George's or
Thomas's?” instantly came the an-
swer In one eager shout: “Thomas's.”
Sailor Swam Fifteen Miles.
Alfred Schurman, a sailor on the
British steamship Bentmore, made a
remarkable record by swimming fit. |
teen miles through the Gulf of Mexico
to shore.
the gulf when Schurman, who was en:
gaged at work on the
pitched overboard by a lurch of the |
* ship and was not missed by his ship-
mates. He struck out and after near |
ly seven hours in the water finally
made shore.
man was exhausted when picked up |
on the beach five miles from Port Ar
thur and sent to a hospital,
Didn't Need It.
Redd—Do you believe in this cus-
tom of breaking a bottle of champagne
over the bow of a new ship?
Greene—I certainly do. It brings
good luck to the ship.
“Well, I know of one vessel where
they never broke any wine over her
bow and she made a very successfui
”
railing, was | Mutton.
Krall Meat Market
I always have on hand anything
fhe Bentmore steamed from Port | ® the line of Smoked Meats, Ham.
Arthur and was out fifteen miles in| 0Cl081a, Dried Beef, Lard, Etc.
on the contrary, was always fighting With the Freshest Flowers of the Printing |
| It Is a Complete, Up to Date Print.
them cruelly. He would also fly at the | ing Plant, Ready to Do Your Commercial
neighborhood, | Printing Attractively, Your Law Printin:
been | Accurately, Your Social Printing Artis
y and All Printing Expeditiously.
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{on Sunday.
nas, spent Landisville
Emlen F 1 daughter
Anna, sper at Ephrata.
George Re nd Miss Anna
Singley of Lititz, spent Sunday with
s, Jacob Ober,
Walborn, wife and daughter
Sunday with Clin-
Isaac
Leona May,
ton Diehm and wife, near Elston-
ville »
Jonas Snavely, jr., wife and chil-
Anna and Clarence, spent Sun-
day with his brother, Jacob Snavely
and wife.
Miss Grace Fetter spent Saturday
and Sunday at Reading with her
uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. Geo.
| Reiss
Henry Buch and wife, and Jacob
Veaver, wife and daughter Stella,
spent Sunday with John Lump and
wife, I sville
Mrs Geib and sons, Mrs
Jacob W r and Mrs. Henry Buch
spent Sat 1 evening with Mp.
and Mrs. Albert Kling and Miss Ro-
sanna Zerphey
{ BACK RUN
Some threshing has
already been
[done in this vicinity,
| David Waltz and entertained
| Henry Geib and wife on Sunday.
wife
The tobacco crop is looking prom-
ising Several of our growers are
at topping
John Keiffer and wife, of Lykens
1iry Hoffer and wife
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Harvey and Anna
Miss Agnues M Ryan,
on Sunday.
Rettew visited
near Penryn,
John Lutz,
of Lititz, spent Tues-
[day and Wednesday in the families
prof Ellis and lebrt Rettew.
+> John Ginder, of near Old Line,
has two acres of rve and it yielded
{85 bushels, 423 bushels per acre.
{ Who can beat this vield?
Ellis Rettew, wife and daughter,
Elsie, and Albert Rettew, wife and
Also Fresh Beef, Veal, Pork and |
Prices always right.
H H. KRALL
It was a turbulent sea and Schur | sell Telephone.
Shaving
Singeing
| West Main Street, Opp. Bank,
| MOUNT JOY, PA
HARRY WILLIAMS
BARBER
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Hair Cutting Razors Honed
Shampooing Toilet Waters &
Shaving Soaps
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Henry Ellinger and
Alfred Shearer and fam-
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NORTHWEST RAPHO
The tobacco seems to be growing
at a lively pace these few last
weeks.
C. G. Hollinger and family spent
| Sunday with Amos Brubaker, near
| Sunnyside.
Miss Lillie Fissel of Lancaster, is |
| spending her vacation with her aunt |
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{made a visit
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Mrs. Elias Faus.
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Isaac R. Zug |
to
School on Sunday.
Henry Shenk, wife and son, visite]
of Mastersonville,
Chiques Sunday
(ed in the home of Samuel Hoover, |
|at Elizabethtown, on Sunday.
{at Elm Mill on Sunday morning,
broken skein ‘vas the cause.
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took an auto
‘Kendig and fa
on Sunday.
S. S. Shelly had his auto wrecked
F. S. Shenk's
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t. Joy Bulletin
loy lets
on that day.
July 1, 191;
Wednesday, August 7, 19123
BULLETIN. MOUNT )OY. PA.
cakers May Cost Townships Dear.
Pp POSED AMENDMENTS TO THR ! he opening and co Ir f elec- \r haw | Breakers ay
CONSTITUTION BMITTED TO t or xing or chang the } of Bection 18. have | ly
THE CITIZENS OF THIS COMMON. h [ bee r TONY I'he old-fashioned water breaker
WEALTH FOR THEIR APPROVAL O G ng di ‘ ) 3)
REJECTION, BY THE GENERAL AS- F ting new ths, | t 1® | which our ancest thought a road
SEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH cha to its | 1 4 | was not complete without but which
0 KENNSYI ANIA, AND PUBLISH. « 1 | tis l proven
ORI SECRETARY W ¢ I nat [0 rn road consruction Lag
HE COM TH, IN PUR. eo 8 | a lobt of | entirely usel 8 doonie Not on
AN FA XVIII OF THE ¢ ro or | a Bide Priv init Ta od
IN > . tl f } Constitu | y | el ound useless 10 mod-
. ( v sue tion 5 Ie mer A ‘ern road practice but along comes a
N Ce n f 1
A JOIN N { + ’ tion D ty f ¢ r | de ol of t Pennsylvania Sue
I \ nin ! In, | be | hoor prem Court vhich will result in
. tartan the BN r ' \ wre | w a
; ko SO Ol ry \dermer f ence, | of le- | breakers costing a township or
yin nwe enn vanla uthor ¥ + | —— .
izing the State ue bonds to the © ommi Arbit au to i ' | turnpike company dearly, The Court 5 /
. nt lars f a master 1 or or r tel pay 1 1 es y dina Vv
ar it of fifty millions of dollars for r providing or changing methods | du i , | decided that townships, municipalis
the Ov ent of the highways of the ebb sme b hie me n red | :
Co nwealta = id . ection of "ns, or the on v A ’ i « | ties, and counties are responsible
Reartips " " a Gt or 0 r opr cribing © 'Y r ve rti
Section 1. Be i lved by the Senate effect of judi ¢ J al estate and * bility or damages to vehicles from such
and House of Re tives of the Com- I - eh or extending ths | wh : g
mo ith of 1 In General CEU t ng h te 5, or extend Re s | obstruction to regular transporta-
4 =a ’ " a ‘ \ ind du tldermen, justices | s t |
a t Wr a lowing Aen of th peace, mag t r constables str f | tion, and travel as are presented by
ment ) the Constitution o 1e Common- y M men 0 3 ganid municlr t ' y )
is : Sreby, Dros en 7 Ce WIth cenaol houses and the rule ng of money | est and sinkir | | poorly constructede culverts,
That section four of article nine, which Ror ih Roney f int t { he uy H) el A township ‘was sued because of
Peat) IXing the rate of interest: )¢€ np |
reads as follows H- | iniuri its ‘ "08 S
: tes minors « er- yeriod of o - | in 8 sustained by a road user,
“Section 4. No debt shall be created by ; La nin ns ar Pas p : of e injuries ustained 3
or on behalf of the State, except to sup- SONS wae Sjsabi] ty, e alief SNe | De A : : | The defnese was the breakers had
. notice to )arties in , to be - evy a tax » :
ply casual deficiencies of revenue, repel ou" Gh swt Aol | ing-fund charg S Te | been in the road at the same point
Invasion, suppress insurrection, defend the Remitting fines penal and forfel- | ten of article nine of tl : | san he
Btate In war, or to pay existing debt; and tures. or refun ling moneys legally pald I Pennsvivania. umiil tft r said properties | JOT several years and they were
the debt reat ou Rly Jen joncy into the treasury ne jin hi shall ha “be ' ed by ‘sa i ounties necessary to carry off surface water,
revenue shall neve © ed, In the aggre- y N br " ‘ i . . Moir Y 1 « of one . i p
ate at ant ons a pn tion cine 1 Exempting property from taxation: or munici lu d period of on { The Court held that neither of these
3 ey ny on e million of dol Regulating labor, trade, mining or man- | vear. Any s icipalities or | : 2 \ »
Rls t he gg ig slo A a3 Sollomey: ufacturing; but the legislature may reg- | counties ma ss in excess | defenses was good ag time did not yr.
Section 1 debt shall be created y ta . . » WARES Ty | seven pe not exceeding | Pos Per . .
or on behalf of the State, except to supply Mate ji PR the ages fin? salari 3, he of se ot yf Es i a 1 ae { sanction unlawfully obstructed high-
casual deficiencies of revenue, repel inva- Slon for the prote R i and safety | of the taxa | t in, if said ways and water breakers were not
Sion, suppress irrection, defend the of per ne a» 1c , - ; the State or by | increase of i ss st have heen | :
State in war, or to pay existing debt; ard any COURY. oe ia town, town- | assented be 1 fths of the electors | considered necessary for modern
toe gent este lo supi iy Sefieiencies in ship school district village, or other elvil voting at put ¢ tion, in such vian- | road builders.
hy a ano EXqe : Do ABEYes division of the State, or by any contractor & ua . led law : The decision is of great import.
gate at any , one million of dol- or sub-contractor perfor zg work, labor I ution No. 5. |
Hrs Po ide e ver, Bat the General rvices for the State, for any coun- MCAFEE, ance to local authorities every
ssembly, i spective of any debt, may Oro owl OWRS schoc 1 vealth . i . raveler
authorize the State to issue bonds to the bafoush oF wh ownsiip, § Shoo) v 3 _ | where. Hitherto the traveler has
amount of millions of dollars for the =e : | been content to swear mildly aad
urpose o roving and rebuilding t . : | . 3 i
pulps : of the ¢ eh ge Reo ug Soo One: id we SHEPHERD OF THE SEA | pocket the loss of replacing springs,
. Tr f Jois Xe 4 3 wing or extending the charters thereof: | : : Ira . os :
4 true copy of Joint Regvistl BD. L Granting to any oration, association { wheels and tires. Now, armed as .
Secretary of th a COTTIeew ealth, > Jhdivideal any Special SE aulee | he is with the Supreme Court deci-
rivilege or immunity, or 8 corp - : 3 oy vo ba
— tion, association, or individual the right to | sion, he may present his bill and
Number Two lay down a railroad track HUNGARIAN MAN OF WEALTH | collect for the damage. Many us-
Nor sha the Ge nbly indi- : >
A JOINT RESOLUTION Yecily ct a Si " ri av by HAS EARNED TITLE. | ers these relics of the dark ages
Proposing a iment to section sev- the partial repeal law; but | refuse to pay toll when they find
2 Hie Co; Station i] Jews 20ls may | the roads unfit for ordinary travel.
hermit spec bo passed granting Has Long Devoted Life, Fortune, Tal- | rp. «oume” now will be to pay toll
! by the Senate ca 0, where ents and Strength in Ministering and collect forr the damage to the
ant of the : ne rye to Emigrants From His Own | cotintea
in Gen- provided 8 vehicles.
wing the co Ot Lands. i '
ving Is th H and Other Land Inasmuch as the public roads of b
t he Con- same or a ts H
on Penn: t R on No. 2 Count Vay de Vaya. lord abbot of St. | thls county and many of the toll {
y 1e provi- n No. 2. rr a ross . : : SmPoce v3 y
Ey ow ERT McAFEE Martin's in Hungary, has earned the | roads are badly infested with break-
Three. Section » Commonwealth. title of “The Shepherd of the Seas,” | ers the decision will be received '
—— because he spends his life and wealth, here with great delight by autemo-
Se n 2 Am ection seven, articl : Y ¢ 3 f0« ase :
Secure, ee ol save | russ Numb ree. his tale nts and his strength, in min- | i506 and much concern by ligh-
Su : Llisy.yana, RESOLUTION istering to poor emigrants seeking fair- | vay officials, who see in it a blov at
€ 9 ad AY > . : wa officials, ) Sée 1n al Vv
t to sect three ©F chances for life in distant lands. i : x z y ;
s any 1 ot the Constitution of A man of lowlier birth, and one bred | their antiquated system of oad
crea ext : . amid scenes of squalor and suffering | building.
iis lved by 10USe might so spend his life without cre- | -
ing he ( wealth &
s i cur), ating wonder that he should seek to ’
as an help those who are his equals and in-
; : pP |
8 5 f the timates.
ing ot hep Count de Vaya is one of the richest |
S 0 “elf and one of the most influential men in | Mou nt Joy
ut, opening, ion three of artl- | Hungary. This wealth he is using to |
lgways, foll aa help the poor emigrants from his coun | 1 y h
Sad oF In en. try and from other countries, and he FRANK E. LEFEVRE, Prop.
ympanies, : bas forsaken the ease and comforts ?
eros: . All the el 0 that his riches would bring to sail | —_——
S De- 5 1e courts for the seve udi- y
3 with them on many troubled seas and |
! : cial districts, and for county, city, w ard, y | \{ - %
: r OWD DIRS, SHS OT borough, dui TowneiD St bre oh regu. teach them how to conduct themselves | Bar Well Stockey With All Popuas
a lar terms of service, shall be ion the In the new life they are to face. Brands of
veyards, or mu 1 election d y, the Tues- “ ” “
te: BY Tort Tiny aay, of At howe,” be sald, “the poor are | wynpg yiGouORS & CIGARS
fon or legitima- Nove ar. but forever watched over by the parish | {
tio » fix a | priest, who is their spiritual father. | Accomodations “for Man and Bast §
& nty-seats, He tells them how they shall conduct |
ere inging county : { SO / i {
Hnes: i ! their lives and listen and obey. Then | Also Automobile Parties !
“In 5, towns, or villages, also there are the neighbors with BUBE'S MOUNT JOY BEER
t ge ich ; whom the peasant hopes to stand well d Plel’ let . "
ixing r rghe a ae gested by the | and to be respected. This environ. an el’s Celebrated New York (ere
£ Jarge nay Be ment helps him to lead a Christian man Lager on Draught.
equire. | life, to be honest, industrious and
hips or boroughs, s for | strong to resist temptation. Then he may-15-Sm.
es borough limits the ¢ h ey : 3 : poo
ears of brighter opportunities in a No
cou
or prescribing the ou new land, and he sells all of his little Meet Me on the Bridge and Well [i
ft In counties, ghall be possessions and sails away. BEvery- Have a Plate of th i
5 election or 'ollowing | thing that has helped him in the past, > e
November in each the t hin of th iest, th 4
w of descent or succes- ut t General As- © leac £8 ie priest, @ EO0O: .
¢ a different day, | Word of old neighbors, the traditions Best Iee Cream in Town 3
he practice or jurisdiction of his home, are swept away from him i
SO SYlaense In, d and he finds himself on the sea with
i ‘6 pence mn nothing to do and an absolutely vas
s, arbitrators, au- cant mind, ready to be filled with any
or DLher i thing anyone cares to pour into it.
18 methods Fi <4
: fore “This is a very trying period. All
his life he has been a worker. He has
lext succeed- | tolled all day and at night there were :
> Ted year the family and friends to fill his mind. 4
power of Concurrent Resolution c
the p But here, upon the deep, his mind Pal Ee
“Re ROR SI TN y - >
t ROBERT McAFEE, grows vagrant. It has nothing to an. )
1001s > S x + . of . ’ i
ii s el heof Secretary of the Commonwealth. | chor it. Like the mind of a little RT 2 = LL. E rR S 4
ouses and t ney for such - y y
purpos Sie 2 2 yery Jscspuve, It Sot is All Flavors at All Times.
“Fixing the rate of interest: 1 ‘our. r i € : : a
Fixin the r of erest: : ur. poure nto it, that evil may est as | )ecial Prices to Parties, F estivals,
ect the est nors or per- A JOINT OLUTION long as he lives and be the controlling s ors, E
oe Sge So) Proposing a m to section one | influence of his life. But if it is good, suppers; te,
to be recitec Jr ¥ wi x .
of article € Cons lon of | Why, then he will be a good man as 3 Mrs. GC H Zeller
forfel Pennsylvar re ation. lon he liv Now, th K : ?
forfei- 8 as he lives. Now, the work that ™
iw . ection 1. Be i i by th ana . Harietta Street MOUN A
refunding paid "i aon es! Senate I am trying to do with all of the gifts T J0¥
sury 18 I tives J - i
: ; from taxation: monwealth of Ivania in General | that God has given me is to meet with £
trade, mining or man- Assem met, following is pro- | these poor people and to fill them with DR. J. CLEMENT JENKINS fH
Pos d saa 10s ‘poistitu- | the thoughts of our creator, with the Bye. Ear, Nos d Th i
andi n o e ) en y1- Y y XU QD
Hon nding, re- H 9 » provisions | AUty we all owe to one another, and ¥y e an roat
t vania th rovision
the charters thereof: Sf ovusons 530-532 Woolworth Bui
corporation, assocla. | Of the reof :— with the peace that comes from good 5 2 Woolwor uilding
¥ special or exclusive yo tion : and the torment that comes from evil Lancaster, Pa.
ty, or to any corpora- cle nine of { “I opened the first Hu ri hur
s or individual the right to Vania, which p st nga an church Office Hours: 9a. m. to 3 p. m,
lay down a railroad track. 5 “All taxes sh: upon the | in the slums of Chicago. This was in
“Nor shall the General Assembly ingi. Same class of s he terri- | 1905. I have visited all of the differ Sunday and Other Hours
Four » Sh} 3 of t > he T,
rectly enact such ial or local law by jovial lime ft '7 | ent labor centers in the United States, By Appointment
re partial of = general Jew; but NAder sane = and I have crossed the ocean 19 Both Phones
guia 3 ¥ nay | sembly may, by = times. And always I am seeking te "
’ law be passed granting fos taxation place in the hands of the helpless the Ind. 1877 Bell Lan, 9%4
ges In any case where Public p 3 sword of righteousness, with which to | = —rT
h powers a 2 worship, places « , . . cu,
; ded on Drivin for private or cory ind insti- | fight temptation. On one ship, the Ul Public Notice
X courts have jurisdic- ! so as to lenis, from Fiume, I preached to 2,300 I wish to inform the citizens of {
t the same or give the relief | emigrants. I speak nine languages, M , :
a she e m upo | Mount Joy Borough that durin
1 as follows: — Ea Ion ne and I preached to them, so all could g . g my
! mbly shall 1 levying | understand, in Hungarian, in German 2PSence all permits, licenses, ete.,
al law authoriz- R in ’ ’ Ct :
tension or impairing of collected | and in the Slav. A more devout peo- Will be issued by Mr. R. Fellen- {
liens: anges S De ple I never saw. Iam glad to say that baum, Clerk of Council, from the » .
{ os 3 . i : xation r > pu . TR
ting the affairs of counties, cities, = ive taxes: | 1 have seen something of the results First National Bank.
S, or school dis-
S of persons or places
1 civil or criminal
ying out, opening, al-
aining roads, highways,
>§ or bridges, or incor-
ng ferry or bridge companies, ex-
cept for the erection of bridges crossing
streams which form boundaries between
this and any other State:
f
Vacating roads, town plats, streets or
alleys:
Relating to cemeteries, graveyards, or
public grounds not of the State.
Authorizing the adoption, or legitima- |
tion of children:
Locating or changing county-seats, |
erecting new counties or changing esanty
Hines: |
Incorporating cities, towns or villages, |
by changing their charters: {
WATER BONDS CALLED !
Notice is hereby given the bond
holders of the Mount Joy Borough |
A | Water Bonds Nos. 37, 38 and 39, of |
$500.00 each, to present them for
and John Geib’s| payment to the Union National Mt. |
“$Pin to wisit Samuel | Joy Bank,
Treasurer, on Sept. 1
By order of Mt. Joy Boro Council, |
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ly at war, joy and piles.
len’s Arnica Salve will banish piles
in any form.
itching, irritation,
swelling.
at Bainbridge, | 1912, as interest on same will cease Joy. Greatest healer of burns, boils,
| ulcers, cuts, bruises, ec;
pimples, skin eruption
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by gen-
public |
, actual
places of |
for private or |
titutions of pure- i
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tesolution No. 4.
BERT McAFEE,
Secre Commonwealth.
ve. |
A Jom SOLUTION
Proposing an nt to the Constitu-
tion of Penr |
Be it resolv by the Senate and House |
f Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania in General Assembly met,
That the following proposed as an
amendment to the Constitution of Penn-
sylvania, in accordance with the provi-
sions of the eighteenth article thereof:—
18
Are Ever at War
There are two things everlasting-
But Buck-
It soon subdues the
It gives comfort, invites
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Only 25e¢
t S. B. Bernbart & Co's.
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you'd hiss the word ‘Musquash,’ if you
inflammation, or| saw a lady friend ih a great, long
imitation sealskin coat.’ ”—New Yor¥ |
of the seeds that I have sown. And if
the work is continued, in a generation
or two it will go far toward bettering
conditions all over the world.”
Belasco’s Idea of Venom.
An actor, at the Players’ club in
New York, praised David Belasco.
“You can't make a silk purse out
of a sow’s ear,” he sald, “but Mr,
Belasco, time and again, has made a
skillful and flery artist out of a cold
and awkward amateur.
“Mr. Belasco has a happy way, at
rehearsals, of driving home his points,
Thus, one day, he wasn’t satisfied with
the contempt that a leading lady was
putting into a certain speech.
“‘More contempt!’ he said,
spite! More venom?’
“‘Oh, I can’t do any better than 1
am,’ said the lady. !
“Rubbish! Of course you can, |
cried Mr. Belasco. ‘Hiss the lines ag
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Ad/ertise in the Mt. Joy Bulle
Regd the Bul
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Signed: CLAYTON HOFFMAN
+» Burgess.
NADA DEL eg es
A Sarx, Cxeraiy Rize for Surpres
STRUATION,
Sold in M1. Joy by E. W. Garber
and W. D. Chandler & Co.
LUNG DISEASE
“After fuar in our family had died
of consumption I was taken with
a frightful cough and lung trouble,
but my life was saved and I gained |
87 pounds throu
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