Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-12-16
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Saved His Life.
Mr.. d. l.. WilcOxson, OF Horse Cave, Ky,says
he was, for many years, badly afflicted win
Phthisic also Diabetes; the pains were Amos,
throw him into cOnvulsions. He tried Electrlc
Bitters and got relief from first bottle and al,
ter taking six bottles was entirely cured. anu
had gained in flesh eighteen pounds. says he
positively believes lie would have died, had II
not been Tor the relief afforded by Electric BIZ
ters. Sold at fifty cents bottle by j. Eisen-
huth.
Jacob Breon's daughter, Ada, who
had been making her home with Jon.
Harter's, Penn street, for nearly year,
took sick last week and had to be taken
to her parents home in Penn town.
ship.
Miss Ruhl, from Hartleton, Union
Co., was the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
A. J. Harter, on Penn street, for sever
al days last week. Mr.. Ruhl, the ia
ther of Mrs. Har:er, is also here on a
visit to his daughter.
MIR. Peter Walizer has rented the
skating rink on Penn street along will:
the skates and has opened the building
for the use of the roller skating public.
He solicits their patronage and guaran-
tees everything in the best style.
-Rey. NJ. l.. Deitzler will have COM
munion services at Coburn on Sunday
forenoon, preaching at Penns Creek in
the afternoon and at Mlllheim in the
evening. Circumstances necesSitated
this change from the original appoint.
ment.
CHRISTMAS GREETING.-Do you re.
aliZe that the most gratifying work you
can do during the coming festive season
is to GIVE, and to give literally to your
children, parents and friends You
don't need much money to do this, be-
cause you can buy lots of nice things at
KaGffman's Mammoth Holiday Depot
at comparatively small cost.
JAS. ID. Lose vacated his residence
on Penn street to make room for David
Miller, who bought the property some
time ago. Mr.. Lose moved to Michael
MaiZe's on North street last Saturday.
David Miller's moved to their new
place Of residence on Tuesday.
S. II. Alter and S. D. Miller, two
of the JOURNAL compositors are con-
fined to the house with sickness. The
former suffered with neuralgia and is
doing better at this writing. The lat
ter has an abscess in his right cheek
which may causehim considerable pain
and trouble for the next few weeks. If
any one man needs sympathy in sick
ness it is the poor and busy printer and
the editor earnestly hopes to see his ty.
pos at the case again in short time.
ALWAYS TOO sT.-Time flies fast
enough for busy people. But our town
clock seems bound to hurry US on at
least half an hour faster every day.
There is continual controversy about
time in this place. The mantel clocks
and the watches as general thing
show near railroad time and the conse-
quence is that nobody knows which is
right. We would suggest that the
town clock be regulated properly or else
be stopped altogether.
A FATAL ACCIDENT four year
old child of Andrew Weaver, residing
in the mountains along PennS Greek
fell into tub of boiling water last
Friday and was so badly scalded that
it died of its injuries on Monday fore
noon. The mother on the morning of
the accident was preparing to wash and
had filled tub with hot water for that
purpose. The child, unnoticed by the
parent and ignorant of its danger, was
playing by the side of the tub, when
the unfortunate tumble occurred,
which subsequently cost It's life The
grief of the parents may be imagined
in this theirsad affliction.
Lieut.. w. w. Bierly Post 29S, G.
A. r. take this method of returning
their sincere thanks to the following
named persons for their generous dona
tions to the post To A. c. Musser
for block of marble to G. w. Hart
man for a Lieutenant's commission,
dated 1914 and given by Gov. Simon
Snyder to John Harter, of Millheim, in
the Penna. Militia !; to E. G. Gale, B.
q. Deininger, John T. Gilbert, j. Cal
vim Meyer and l.. B. Frank for mag
nificent Bible.
ANY person having any war relics,
war pictures, pictures of noted generals,
Union or Confederate, or books, and
wishing to donate them to said Post
such will be thankfully received and
duly acknowledged.