Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-08-27

| --"Johnny Whipcracker" displaye,
his accomplishments with tho whip TIN
other evening to the amusement OF th
young America. Johl,ny seems I
have great liking for cigar boxes.
LOOK HERE.-I cure Piles. l hay
a positive remedy for piles. BY its us
many cases of the worst kind aud o
long standing have been cured. 1t cure
rs if 10y magic. Money refunded to dis
satisfied patients. Address,
Fl K.SUMMERs. Aar0nsburg, Pa
The month of August has fv'
Sundays and Mondays, the last Mon
day coming on the last day of tn
month. You will have to look ove
many almanacs of the past before you
find such an odd count.
The town clock was put In its
place In the Evangelical church steeple
on Saturday and Is keeping regular
time. The striking part will be affi xed
this week after few necessary altera-
tions have been made In the tower.
Miss Annie Peters, of Lemont and
Miss Name Peters, Of Williamsport,
are at home at present Oh short visit
to their parents. Both are estimaOe
young ladies whom their friends are al
ways glad to haye in their midst.
Do you wish beautiful complexion?
Then use Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t
cleanses and pnrifes the blood, and
thersby removes blotches and pimples
from the skin, making 1t smooth and
clear and giving it brigls and healthy
appearance.
CHRONIC LoosENEss OF THE Bow
ELS results from imperfect digestion.
The cause lies In the torpidity of the
liver, and the cure is to take Simmons
Regulator to aid digestion, stimulate
the dull aud sluggish liver and to regu'
late the bowels.
st. Paul's Sunday School, east OF
Aaronsburg, expect to hold % basket
picnic in Henry Fiedler's Grove, on the
southern side of the turnpike, OH Sat
urday,' Sept. 18th. Several other
schools have been invited to participate
and general invitation is extended to
all to attend.
Losr.-S5.O 90 reward will be paid to
the finder of u lidy's gold ring, set with
milk white cameo and pearls. which
was lost on the campground or its vi
cinity Oh Sunday, Aug. 10Th. Please
return either to this Office or TO
NAME f. HALL,
NCrth Street.
The new local board OF pension ex-
aminers organized with the election OF
DR.. Geo. r. Harris, President and DR..
Seibert, secretary and treasurer. DIR.
Fisher. of Zion, is the third member OF
the board. The weekly meetings will
be on Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock. Daily Nstus.
The best medical authorities ack.
knowledge the great value of Ayers
Cathartic Pills, and frequently pre-.
scribe their use with the utmost conf.
dence, we'll knowing that they are the
most effectual remedy ever devised for
diseases caused by arrangements of the
stomach, liver and bowels.
Harrisburg is just about complet'
ing its extensive preparations for the
centennial to be held there on the Ia, 10,
I6, II, and of September. The rail
roads will furnish travelling accOmoda.
tions at very low excursion rates. The
State Capital will no doubt be crowded
by thousands Of visitors during that
time.
Through Mr.. j. w. otover we OBJ
tanned the gratifying information that
Ell. III. Tomlinson, a former popular
merchant of this place, runs q grocery
store in Ellsworth, Kansas, and does
very fourishing business. Mr.. james
Yarger, his brother-ill-law, is a partner
in the establishment. We wish the
gentlemen lasting success.
We learn that Geo. w. Long, oi
Northumberland Co., a brother Of oul
townsman T.. Ell. Lo ng, is likely to be
come an applicant for the grammar
SC choul OF this borough. We feel cer-
tain the gentleman would fill the bill in
every respect, coming equipped with
the best of recommendations from a.
foresaid county, where he has success
fully taught for three successive terms
John F. Potter, Esq. OF Belle
fonte, was in town on last Thursday
accompanied by the Indian girl, Miss
Hattie Mary, who will give an enter.
tainment in the town hall next Friday
evening. The young lady is very wei
educated and expects to render severa
ine songs and recitations. The pro-
ceeds of the entertainment are to go to
the Indian Missions. See notice in an
other column.