Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-09-08


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PIcNIC.-The Patrons Of Husband
ry will hold their Sth Annual County
Picnic on the summit of Nittany
Mountain, above Centre Hall, on
Thursday Sept. 18th, 1891. All are
cordially invited to attend. **
Habit, i not necessity, makes a
Hair Dressing such as DR.. Ayers
laboratory issues, Indispensable to
many. Ayers Hair Nigor is one of
the most delichtfUl we have ever used.
1t restores not only the color, bat gloss
and luXuriance, to faded and gray
hair.
--Beavertown, in Snyder county,
was recently shaken up by spook story.
The spook had his headquarters in tie
barn OF 4. NJ. Carpenter. About
500 of B2ayertown's brave people OF
both sexes and al ages turned out ful-
! ly armed TO capture the spaok. Y
man whose name is given as Ner c.,
drawer than the rest, enterel the barn,
aud after long and exhaustive search
found the spook in the shape of an old
COW. The COW WAS a cribber or
wind-sucGer and the noise the result
Of the force with which she brought
her under jaw against the trough.
i have suffered with sick headache
al my life, until six months age. -.
/ r. Y. Il. Dyspepsia Remedy cured me.
d. Bookstayer, ex-Mayor,
Syracuse, y. Y.
--Iu the L. B. Mutua! Aid Journal
we find the following cases reported
from Snyder county as samples Of spec
ulative insurance with the speculation
left out; Geo. Shotzbercer carried
Sc 900 policy CT The life of Henry
Heinbach in the Hanover Mutual Aid
Association and received 1913. Andrew
KerStetter bad policy on his mother
in the Agmen Of Selnsgroye for Sl0,-
600 and received SS0ie0. HerciYal
Lenig and a Mr.. Sho;z5erEer had
policy for s. geo on Joseph Lenig in
the Prudential Of Harrisburg and re
ceiyed 500. Wm. Wilmer carried
81 GOO policy on his own life in the
Middletown Beueticent, and after he
died his wife got the "heneGcent" sum
of $3S.o7.-,SeliRSyore Times.
Myself and wife having been at
fljcted for years with Dyspepsia, and
during the time continued dosing with
6itters and other ncStrums, with no
benefit. Four bottles OF d. r. Y. G. !
has cured us both.
DR.. J. w. c. Gould,
Syracuse, y. \. !
Guarauteed by all druggists.
ILL!TERACY AND CRIME.-The late
superintendent Of public schools Of
this State, Hon. J. P. Wickersham,
has been examining into The relations
OF education to crj ae, and as result
of b.s Investigations has come to the
conclusion that oDr-SiEth CT al the
crime IN the country is committed by
persons wholly in;terate, and one-third
by persons practically liliterate. and
that the proportion Of the criminals
among the illiterate is about ten times
greater than among those who have
been instructed in the elements OF
common school education or beyond.
TIE BIGGEST HOTEL IN THE
WoRLD.-The largest hotel in the
world, the Grand Union, is at Sara
toga. It's delightful grounds. large
and airy apartments, spacious drawing
room, pretty plrlors, and long piazzas,
Justify the ENTHUSIASM with which its
guests speak of the house. The vast
dining room has a seating capacity Of
twelve hundred. Two hundred and
forty walters, active and alert, are
there to see that the wants of all are
supplied. The culinary apartment is
a model in its departments. The fol-
lowing quantities of the principal ar
ticles are used eGch day in supplying
the tables, Fresh meats, 3, $40 pounds;
salt meats, 800 pounds; poultry, 1900
pounds; f5h, 900 pounds; butter, 500
pounds; tea, 100 pounds; coffee, $50
pounds, sugar, 500 pounds; eggs, 500
d oxen; milk, 1900 quarts; cream, 200
quarts; potatoes, ten barrels, other
vegetables eight barrels. Fifteen hun
dred guests are now in the house.
The expenses of it are now about three
thousand dollars day.
ID. r. V. G.. cured me Of the worst
kind of Eruption of the Skin, blotches
like boils from head to foot. D. Il. Y.
G. think the best blood purifyer in
world.
John G. Blodgett, Baker, Syracuse,
n. Y.
GuGr3ntpn6 NV all dealers in DluGS