Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-03-18

ful lecturing tour. Monuay evening
he spoke in Topeka, Tuesday he was at
Lebo, Coffee county, and wednesday
evening in NeOshO Rapids Lyons c0un-
ty. Sunday last he filled the pulpit of
the First English Lutheran church of
Topeka, Kansas, Rev. L. Dornblaser,
Pastor HVsrOrM Democrat, Kansas.
We predict u rich musical treat 10
all who may attend the concert In Il
old Reformed church at Aaronsburg
next Saturday evening. The best tai.
ent of Penns and Brushvalley will be
represented and Prof. J. G.. Meyer, un-
der whose supervision the affair takes
place, has arranged and practiced the
programme with much palnstaking.
Admission 2j cents.
A small boy of about seven years
of age received serious internal Injuries
last Wednesday evening by the kick of
a:mule. He was struck In the abdomi.
nal part and was lying in very critical
condition for several days. Tie ia still
very sick but hopes are entertained by
his attending physician that his life
may be saved. The accident occurred
near Barlow's sawmill, several miles
up the railroad, where the boys father.
Mr.. Yearnell,l ,ls driving lumber team.
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eruptions. pimples, 5lotches, swellings,
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no remedy ever devised equals in etlica-
cy and power McDonald's great Blood
Purifier or Sarsaparillian Alternative.
Warranted.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY CO.,
Philadelphla Agents.
Sold by j. Eisenhuth. Millheim. Pa.
A PARTING WORD TO THE PEOPLE
OF MILLBEIM.-As the time for my
departure is now ut hand, and as do
not, owing to Increasing age, eyer eX.
pect to serve this dear people again In
the ministry, hence in all probability
my adieu will be final. In view Of this
to me very solemn fact, l desire
to give expression through the medium
of your fresh and spicy JOURNAL, to a
few thoughts uppermost in nv mind.
First, thank the people OF Millheim
for their uniform kindness and spirit of
courtesy with which ! was treated.
True, there are in all communities peo-
pie who, owing to lack OF better rails
ing and the greater lack OF true relig-
ion frequently Come short OF that kind.
ly treatment, which the devoted SER
want OF the Lord Jesus Christ stands so
much In need of. With these few ex-
ceptlons my stay among the people of
Millbeim has been very pleasant. To
my evangelical and other friends here
by tender my warmest thanks for the
liberal donation given us. In conclu-
sion permit me to express my best
wishes, ,and offer my most sincere prayer
for the happiness and welfare of ali the
people of Millheim. And now let me
Indulge the hope or finat meeting In
Heaven where parting is unknown. To
my foes offer the olive branch and in
the language of the lamented Lincoln
say: Malice towal d none and charity
toward ALL"
Your faithful and abiding friend,
B. aENGsT.
That old established cough remedy
Downs Elixir, still more than holds
its own in the public estimation, despite
sharp and active competition. 1t Is
''home remedy" and In this locality
needs no words of praise from US, 80
we'll and favorably known is 1t. It is
the standard remedy fhr coughs, colds
and all throat troubles. with great
numbers of our people, and their con-
tinued use and unsolicited recommen-
dation Of il speaks in its favor. .-Burl-
ington, w., Free Press, Jan. &c, 1882.
For sale by j. Spigelmyer and d. S.
Kaufman & Co., Millheim, Pa.
RUNS BAD WoRK.-A frightful &c
cident occurred last Thursday on the
bridge, south of Millheim, by which
the whole community was thrown into
a state of excitement, mingled with in.
dignation and sympathy. John Stone
braker, accompanied by little son Of
Squire Gettig, of Coburn, was to Geo.
Guistwite's sale in Brushvalley, and
when they returned at about four o.
clock, in the afternoon, Stonebraker
was heavily intoxicated and hardly
knew which line he held in his right or
lefJ hand. The horse he drove belong
ed to Mr. Jacob kerstetter and was
blind. When they reached the bridge,
John, being unable to keep the horse in
the road, was driving in a zig-zag man
ner, and the boy becoming alarmed at
this, attempted to relieve him OF the
lines. But Stonebraker would not con
sent to this and giving the left line an
angry jerk, urged the now ex:ited ami
NAL against the weak banister OF the
bridge. The banister gave way to the
pressure and horse, buggy and occu-
pants were preclpitated iDt9 the creek,
which at present il shallow, while the
bed is filled with large stones. In its
fall the buggy was turned upside down
and both Stonebcaker and his oOmpan-
ion were thrown under the box and
laid there in the cold water in stun
ned and HELPLESS condition. Mrs. Jesse