Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-02-20

Our enterprising Hardware men,
MUSsER x SMITH, have just receiv-
ed large stock of the celebrated
keystone hand made, trace, halter
and breast chains. Traces rom 10
cents up. Also Il large stock OF
patent wheels, floor and table oil
cloths OF new and beautiful styles
all rery cheaD. a fine lot of cedar
tubs lust received. Call and exam
inc their extensive stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Persons in need Of fine Tooth
Powder, or Wash for diseases of the
mouth, will do we'll to call at John
r. Harter's Dental Office, one door
west of NJ. f. Church. Millhelm, Pa.
Artificial teeth inserted i'll the
best manner. Filling done with
care, and everything pertaining to
Dentistry will he executed in the
hest style. lens reasonable. All
work warranted. "
In spite Of fiannelS, coughs and
colds will make Il lodgment in the
system. But they are not tenants
at will. You can dispoSsPss them
with Hale's Honey ofHorehoHnd and
Tar, in less time than it taxes
sheriff to execute write. Sold by
all Druggists.
Pixies ToOthache Drops, cure IN
minute. DIV.
Indorsed by the Medical Fraterni-
ty, popular in every circle, found
everywhere, GLENN's SULPHUR
SOAP is undoubtedly the most popu-
lar purili,r, remedy for skin dis
eases and injuries. and complexion
beautifier, in America. Sold by al
Druggists.
HILLS HAIR e WHISPER DYE,
black or brown, SOC. saw.
President Hayes has appointed his es-
teemed comrade. Gen. j. +. F.Hartranft. post
master OF Philadelphia. The ex-governor,
we are sorry to learn, ia very poor finan-
cially-n,ade so by unlucky speculations-
hence said appointment comes Just in the
nick O. time.-MiHil6ltrg Telegraph.
\ es, and the above proves that he
is about as poor intellectually as fl
nancially. If after being Auditor
General for six years and Governor
for six, the latter with q salary of
$4,000, he must still have an Cffice
on the plea of poverty, then we
ought t0 have at least 10000 new
post offices created for the benefit of
the poor. If one man who is i'm
provident with his means must have
All office to keep him, willy not all u?
But then we must not forget that
we live in Cameronid.
A regular hign old raid on the
state treasury is being organized in
our legislature, and it will indeed
be a wonder if the state escapes any
one of the schemes now brOodng,
to deplete her treasury. The bor-
der raid claim will be urged the
new penetentiary wants about half
a million and the Pittsburg peneten-
tiary an equal amount. Speaker
Long has already offered a bill ap-
propriating four millions of dollars
to pay the damages done by the
Pittsburg riots. These and other
projects are on the tapis, and it will
be easily seen that to satisfy the va
rious demands on the treasury will
require many millions more than
| the revenues of the state will WELD.
Before oui lawmakers appropriate
large sums they had better see
where the money is to come from
and then, have the people no say in
the matter
Early last week Mr.. Thomas How.
ard forwarded number of petitions
bearing slgnitures praying for the
passage of local option law. OF
the petitions sent, one represented
MifflinbuTg and Hartly with 300
names {; another, New Columbia
with Sc names another, New Ber.
lin and Winfield, with SO, and anoth.
er, Lcwisburg, with 845-making a
total of 1859. The time for obtnin-
in9 and forwarding signatures was
limited, or thiS number could
have been doubled quite readily in
the country. Our people are most
ly Of the whisky opposing order
and the older and more obseryant
they become, the more thoroughly
are they convinced that it IL high
time that the crowning evil-the
fundamental element of crime anC
misery-WaS no. only checked but
abolished. 1t is an unadulterateC
| evil, without one compensating fea-