Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-11-18
Excitement in Texas.

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Great excitement has been caused in the Vi
| cinity OF Paris, Tex, by the remarkable rccoy-
| cry OF Mr.. j. +. Corlcy. who was so helpless he
could not turn in bed, or raise his head; every
6GaY pSe saH of nf Sr MaS ks H Sew pse"vey was
! sent him. Finding relief, he bought i arEe
! bottle and II box OF DR.. Kings New Life iiiiS
| by the time he had taken two boxes OF rus
| and two bottles of the Discovery, he was well
and had gained In flesh thirty-siX pounds.
| Trial Notifies of this Great discovery Tor Con-
| sumption free at j. EiSenhuths.
Abs. Harter, who carries the mail
between this point and Log ansvllle,
Clinton county, moved to the latter
place last Thursday. In this connec-
tion Mr.. Harter wishes TO notify per-
sons expecting to have public sales this
season that he will fill any engagements
as austioueer in this or neighbol ing
valleys. He will be in Millheim every
day between the hours of | and o.
clock. In his absence orders for his
services may be left at this office.
The pain and misery suffred by
those no are afflicted with dyspepsia
are indescribable. The distress of the
body is equalled or surpassed by the
confusion and torture Of the mind, thus
making its victims suffer double atflic-
ton. The relief that is given by
Hoods Sarsaparilla has caused thous-
ands to he thankful for this great med
icine. 1t disrels the cause Of dyspep-
sia, and tones up the digestive organs.
Try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
In looking over the columns of the
JOURNAL this week do not fail to no.
tice the advertisement Of j. r Smith
& Co., the furniture dealers at Milton,
Pa. This firm is known to be one or
the safest and most reliable in the state
and our past intercourse with their
house enables us to recommend them
to our readers as the best place to buy
furniture. The variety in their im.
mense establishment is endless and
contains everything from the cheapest
piece of furniture to the most elegant
and costly suits. Give them call or
write them.
A BOLD THEFT.-On Tuesday
morning when Mrs. Lizzie B. kurZen.
knabe was in the waiting room Of Co.
burn station to take the eastbound
| train for Harrisburg, her home, sh
was relieved of so in money by bra
Zen-faced scoundrel. She was in the
act of making change to buy her ticket,
and had laid her pocket book OH a
trunk beside her. Just for moment
she turned her face the other way, but
it was long enough for the thief to
snatch the money and make Off with it.
We believe the party who stole the
money is known TO the ltdy's father,
Mr.. Jon. Harter, who fortunately was
at the depot at the time and could be
of timely assistance to his daughter.
We noticed in last Thursdays Pa
triot that Major John F. Frueauff, of
Leadyille, Col, died on Wednesday,,
Nov. 10th. Major Frueauff was a ma
tive of LititZ, Pa. and was we'll known
in this section or country through his
agency for the World Life Insurance
Company, in which many Of our citi-
zens held policies years ago. He WAS
a member of the Lancaster bar and
went to Colorado ten years ago where
| oil in /
Vile.
He commanded the l52d Pennsylva
MIA Regiment at the battle of Chancell-
orville, and was wounded during the
engagement. He was twice married
and his second wife and large family
Of children survive him.
The anxious little ones are all eyes
and ears when the subject of approach
ing Christmas is under discussion in
the family circle. They are beginning
to have foretaste of the happy time
that is likely in store for them and
which is so highly enjoyed by the
youths. The merry holidays are a
blessed season for the temperance OF
which both old and young are all the
better on account of the pleasant asso
Citations which may te formed at sucf
time Let us all enter into the spr
it of a genuine festive time and strive
to celebrate the most important event
in the worlds history in a becoming
manner.
ONLY A STEP. catarrh ha
progressed to certain extent, il is on
" step to that terribly fatal disease,
consumption. II you have cata9rh
+ even slightly, 1t is q terrible mistake t
allow it to continue its course uncheck
ed. If you will only read, you will
! find conclusive reasons why you shoult
. take Hoods SarsaparIla for catarrh, III
the statements OF many people wh(
have been completely cured of this dis
ease in it's most severe forms. Sen,
3 for book containing abundant evidenc,
, to G. /. Hood & Co., propretors O
! Hoods Sarsaparilla, Lowell, Mass.
BoTTOM PRICES. The followin
quotations from Cohen's New Yor
Cheap Store, corner Main and Penn
E streets, should be great inducemen
to call on him before he leaves Mil
helm {:
: Ladies Cloth, all colors, Scots per yd
; Cashmeres, fine, 30cts
Winter Skirts. from 70c. to $l.2
" Fine Merino Un'wear, 95c. a SUI