Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-01-07
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The recent heavy rains did consider.
able damage In our quiet little town.
Almost every cellar Is flooded with wa
ter.
About o'clock Oh Monday evening
the breastwork of Klinefelter's dam
gave away and the water did consider.
able damage to the foundation OF the
mill and other property of Mr.. Kline.
felter. His loss is estimated between
S75 and 500. EVeiy property holder
between Mr.. Klinefelter and the large
sinkhole on Dan IIoy's premises suffer-
ed more or less loss.
The present appearance Of the front
door OF the school house, haggling of
Of the trees in the school yard, spruce
and laurel thrown into Mr.. Kern's lot,
all this does not speak very we'll for our
school teachers. STILL.
Among the many attractive calen-
ders sent out by business firms the
for one furnished by the proprietors of
Hoods Sarparila is most conspicuous
neatness and convenience. We recciY-
ed two copies and are really delighted
with the tasty article. Ask our drug.
gist for one and if you don't get it
there, send six cents in stamps to G. /.
Hood & Co., Lowell. Mass.
The Columbia Bicycle Calendar for
1886.
A truly artistic, elegant and con.
venient work in chrome lithogra ply
and the letter press is the Columbia BIZ
cycle Calendar for 1886, just issued by
the Pope Manufacturing Company, of
Boston. Each day of the year appears
upon seperate slip, with a quotatio:
pertaining to cycling from leading pub
licati0ns and prominent writers on
both sides OF the ocean. The notable
cycling events are mentioned; the con-
clse opinions of the highest medical
authorities words from practical
wheelmen, including those OF clergy
men and other professional gentlemen
the rights of cyclers upon the roads
general wheeling statistics; the benefit
OF tricycling for ladies extracts from
cycling poems; aud much other matter
interesting TO the public in general, and
the cycler in particular, appear from
dayto day. In fact, into little meas
ure is crowded in highly attractive
way the past, present and future of
cycling-a virtual encyclopedia upon
this universally utilized steed of steel. -
The calendar proper is mounted upon a
back of heavy board, upon which is ex-
quisitely executed in water.color effect,
a charming combination Of cycling
scenes by G.. III. Buck, of New York.
A mounted bicycler in uniform is
sounding the bugle- call while speeding
past an echoiug lake. In another view
q party OF blcyclers are enjoying spin
| 10y the light of the moon. In another
sprightly and pretty, and daintily at.
tired lady tricycler bears evidence Of
the delightfulnesf Of this health giving
exercise. AS a work of convenient art
it is worthy of place in office, library
| or parlor.
Nor Extensive advertising but gen.
uine merit has placed McDonald's I'm
proved Liver PillSat tho head of the
| list, the most eXacting, scupulous care
exercised in selection OF materials, the
highest attainable chemical skill em.
ployed in their manufacture, and sold
on an honest guarantee. Any dissat-
isHed buyer can have their money re-
funded.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CO.,
Philadelphia Agents.
Sold by J. Eisenhuth, Millheim, Pa.
The name of n. III. Downs still
lives, although he has been dead many
years. His Elixir for the cure of
coughs and colds has already ontlived
him quarter of century, and is still
growing in favor with the public.
For sale by J. Spigelmyer, and d. s.
Kaufman 81 Co.
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