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Daily Republican., 1886-10-18
C0MF0RTAbLES,

ever offered at $1.oo. To
be found at our counter; sells
lat sight. 1t is a great deal
for the money both in size,
weight and quality. We
claim to have the best value
in Blankets and Comforta-
bles ever offered in this city.
Customers who are well pos.
ted on values will say so.
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-09-23
A VERY HOT DAY.

"Hot enough for you to-day, Bro
ther Andrews ?" said Deacon Willis
as be edtered the store. II was
country store, and the usual cronies
were sitting around on boxes, barrels
aud lame backed chairs.
"Yes," answered Andrews, "its
pretty hot, but nothing to What I've
through down SOUTH
"Tell us about il, ST."
"Well, 10 was down in Alabama,
just after the battle OF Gettysburg
was fought, was in a volunteer
regiment fighting the rebs, and il
was dai ned hot work / can tell you
The first bot day, about July IL, the
thermometer reached ll2 in the
shade, and the second day IL burst
from heat, 80 that cannot say how
il was ). and still it got hotter and
hotter. One day the report came
into camp that the rebs were coming
to attack US, and the drums beat to-
arms. Pretty soon we could see
them coming through corn field,
and wo met them half way.
We were about hundred yards
apart when the firing commenced.
At the 6rst volley ! looked for the
robs to drop, but nary drop.
Christopher Columbus, thought,
didn't one of us hit a reb I An
other round was fred, and still an
other, and yet no, johnny fell what
in thunder could it meant A charge
was now ordered, aud wo advanced
double quick with fixed bayonets
When we got half way We stopped
The bullets from both sides had
gone about half way, and then sue e
combed to tho heat, had melted aud
ormed a small creek of running lend
The rebs had retreated, leaving three
dead, the victims Of sun stroke. We
shoveled tho hot lead into pots, and
afterwards used it to make -"
But brother Andrews was alone,
and, taking advantage of M open
|apple- barrel, he also waited himself
hence Pc KS Sun.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-09-23
of Course I Do; Don't I, Joe r

A romantic little scene took place
10 the First Precinct Police Court in
Jersey City on Thursday. Joseph
Able, cook 10 q RESTAURANT, had
been convicted OF disorderly conduct
and fnod $40. Not having the
money to pay his foe he was sent
down stairs with a number Of other
unfortunates like himself. Hardly
bad he disappeared when a remark
ably good looking and modest girl
came into the court room. She
stepped up to Judge Stilsing and
asked him whether Joseph had been
allowed to 90 home. On being in
formed OF his sentence che began TO
cry bitterly. Tho Judge stepped
down from his desk and asked her
what was the matter and why she
thought so much OF Joseph.
lob, sir, he's my cousin, and oh,
dcar, good, kind Judge, please don't
send him to Jail. All I've got is s5
please lot him go for that"
The Judge questioned her closely
but she persisted that the man was
her cousin.
Joseph was then called up stairs
and asked il he had any relatives in
the court room. He replied that be
had none. "Who i, that girl ~
asked the Judge, pointing to the
alleged cousin. THAT girl, Judge,
is my girl =? we're going to got mar
ried as soon as get steady work.
The young woman was then called
up The moment she saw Joseph
she screamed with delight aud ran
to his arms. Tears that yet stood
in the young woman's eyes were
brushed away, and q smile took their
place. The girls face was aglow
with JOY and after the Judge cough
ed q little, he asked:
Joe Able, do you want to marry
that girl =
II do, judge was the reply.
young woman, do you want tc
marry Joseph p
"Of course, l do. Dou't I, Joe 7
"Joseph Able, your fine is remit
ted Join hands aud I will marry
YOU"
II was done, and the couple wen
away hand in HANDY. Y. Star.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-09-23
What Can Be Done.

BY trying again and keeping up
courage many things seemingly im-
possible may be attained. Hun
dreds OF hopeless cases OF Kidney
and Liver Complaint have been cur,
ed by Electric Bitters, after every
thing else had been tried in vain.
So, don't think there is no cure for
you, but try Electric Bitters. There
Is no medicine 30 safe, 30 pure, aud
so perfect q Blood Purifier. Elec,
trio Bitters will cure Dyspepsia,
Diabetes and all Diseases of the
Kidneys. Invaluable in affections
OF Stomach and Liver, and over
comes all Urinary Difficulties.
Large Bottles only Scots. at G. NJ.
Shindels.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-09-23

rather than to be only lamed; have
the charity to precipitate me from q
height Of nine thousand feet
"Ah, that will do!' said the mad-
man, whom the mention Of a more
horrible fall charmed amazingly. NJ.
GODDARD followed heroicalIy his pur-
pose. and threw over an enormous
quantity OF ballast. Tho balloon
made a powerful bound, and mount
cd five hundred feet in q few NOM
ents. Only-and while the madman
surveyed the operation with a men,
ancing air-the aerouaut conceived
another plan:
The quick eye Of M. GODDARD had
remarked that among the cords
spared by the madman, figured the
one leading TO the valve.
His plan is taken. He draws bis
cord, it opens the valve placed in the
upper part OF the balloon for the
purpose Of allowing auy excess OF
the hydrogen gas to escape, aud the
result which he hopes for is not
long in making itself apparent
Little by little tho madman becomes
asphyxiated by the vapors OF the gas
which surround him.
The madman being sufficiently 8
stupe6ed for his purpose, NJ GODDARD
allowed the balloon slowly to de-
scend to the earth. The drama was
finished.
Arrived on terra firma NJ GODDARD
Learing no hatred to the author Of
bio perlous voyage, hastened to re-
store him to animation and had him
conveyed, hands and feet bound, to
the nearest police station.-7H.BitS
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-09-23
Excitement In Texas.

Great excitement has been caused
in the vicinity of Paris, Tex, by the
remarkable recovery Of Mr.. j. e.
Corley, who was SO helpless he
could not turn in bed, or raise his
head everybody said he was dying
of Consumption. A trial bottle of
DIR. Kings New Discovery was sent
him. Finding relief. no bought q
large bottle and box of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills by the time lie had
taken two boxes of Pills and two
bottles of the Discovery, he was well
and had gained in flesh tbirty-six
pounds.
Trial Bottles OF this Great Dis
covery for Consumption FREQ at G..
NJ. Shindels Drug store.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-09-23
GOOD AND BAD HABITS

If any ofyou have ever paid Wis.
it to a dentists Office, and had {
tooth drawn, you know it is pain
ful operation. 1t has been growing
and roofing there deep in the socket
from your childhood up, aud it is
hard severing it from it's attach.
ments.
Just as hard and sometimes mon,
painful ia 1t to break up bad habits,
they have grown with your growth,
aud become part Of yourself, but
they must be rooted out or they will
destroy you.
"Remember,' said Lord Coling.
wood to young man he loved, "that
before you are five and twenty you
must stablish u character that will
serve you all your life"
DR.. johnson says that "tbe habit
of looking ut the bright side OF any
thing is worth more than thousand
pounds a year" There are Other
habits, even more valuable, which
the young should most carefully cnl
tivate. The habit of temperance in
all things, of curbing the temper, of
love aud kindness to all, OF diligence
in business-these are few of the
good habits we can not place too
high value upon. IL is as strange
as sad that bad habits are far mole
tenacious. Even what is ut first
distasteful may become at length q
necessary. 1 never beard yet of 0
person who enjoyed his first quid OF
tobacco - Young Peoples Hebr
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-09-23
-:POETRY:-
DER pHuTscHEH's MAXIM.

Dhere vas vot you call n maxim
Dot hear der oder day,
lind I wride ii In my album.
So id dop'd could got away;
lind dells niue leedle Yawcob
He inoost mind vot he's aboudt;
.cTis too late to lock der shtable
When der horse he vas gone oudt."
When see ubon der corners
on der shtreets most efry night
Der loafers and der hoodiums,
Who do nix but shvear und fight,
I says to mine Katrina;
"Let us make home bright und gay;
We had peter lock der shtable,
So our colts don'd got away"
When you see dhose leedle urchins,
Not mooch ofer knee-high tall,
Shump righdt into der melon patch,
Shust owf der garden vail,
Und watch each leedle rashkell
When he cooms pack init hees
DOOule,
Look out und lock your shtable,
So your own nag don'd shkydoodle!
When der young man Mt der counter
Wants to shpecnlate in shtocks,
Und buys hees girl some timond rings,
Und piles righdt CUP der rocks,
Look oudt for dot young Teller;
Id vas safe enuff to say
Dot der shtable id vas empty,
Und der horse vas gone away.
Den dake Time by der fetlock;
Don'd hurry droo life's courses,
Remenper vot der poet says,
"Life's but n shpan"-oT II orses;
Der poy he vas der comm man;
BE careful while you may;
Shust keep der shtable bolted,
Und der horse don'd got away.
Hdrper's Magdzine.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-09-23
A BAT IN HER STOMACH.

Boston, Mass, Aug. 25.-The
medical fraternity OF Cambridge are
deeply interested in the case Of Nrs.
Mary Powers, residing at Il Grant
Street, Cambridge, who seven years
ago swallowed bat while drinking
water pumped from well. The
creature has lived 10 her stomach
and bowels until last Monday, when
it was emitted. Mrs. Powers sub.
,tantiates the report very positively,
and gives the following account of
the manner 10 which she &C me to
swallow the animal and Of tho trou
ble it has caused her. Seven years
ago she lived in Arlington. and one
evening won't to the pump for n
drink 1t was dark, and che drank
tho water without examination. She
was conscious, however, that she had
swallowed something which she
thought might be fish or n toad
A week or two afterward sue was
'aken sick and bad a physician. He
attended her several times, but could
not understand her case Her body
add limbs became swollen, and she
was in great distress in her bowels
She finally got better for a time, only
to be taken with another similar at
tack. Alternate periods of sickness
aud good health have followed from
that time to this, and she has tried
numberless physicians, even being
sent to the Massachusetts General
Hospital at one time, but nobod,
could understand her case or give
her relief. She gradually lost the
use of her limbs, aud had been given
up as incurable. Last Monday she
felt much worse, aud the pains in heI
bowles were worse than ever. She
was greatly relieved when the ba,
passed away from her and has since
picked up rapidly in health. The
bat is now quite large one, meas
uring from tip to tip about elk inch-
es. Its head is the most peculiar
feature about it, but slightly resem-
bling an ordinary bat in that regard.
1t has a large mouth and nostrils,
which look more like those Of q min
iture rhinocerous. The head is near
ly au inch in length, from the lower
jaw Of which hangs several tufts OF
long hair. The eyes aud nostrils
are very clearly marked, as is also
the snout The rest OF the body is
like bat. with booked wings aud
other characteristics. Tue animal is
still alive aud very active. Mrs.
Powers has IL confined in large
fruit jar, aud has exhibited it to
more than 800 curious callers.