The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-10-04

The Sunday School picnic by the
Hassinger and Middleburgh Sunday
Schools in Bowers woods one mile
west of Middleburgh on Saturday
20, ult., was n most enjoyable affair.
The attendance was good and the
amusements plenty. Lots to eat
and plenty of fresh water TO drink.
No speeches to tire the patience of
the people-in fact an old-fashioned
days outing that will long be re-
membcred ~ among the happicst in
lifetime.
Levi p. Morton, the candidate of
the Republican Party for Vicc-Pres-
ident, is known personally by thous-
ands in the city of New York and
and elsewhere as an able, reliable
business man, whose character is
without even the suspicion of II
stain, whose liberality in helping ev-
cry good cause is worthy of all praise,
and whose rare executive ability and
high social standing qualify him to
fill any place in the gift of the peo-
pie.
A very important judicial opinion
was given in the courts at Cham
bersburg, Pa, last week. Suit was
brought by Lavina Small. under the
Marriage Personal Property act OF
June 3, 1887, against her husband
for about SO, 900 given him thirty.
two years ago. The facts were
agreed upon, and the contest was as
to whether the act referred to gives
the wife the power to sue her hus-
| band. After an able argument on
I either side the Court decided that
, the act gave such power.
/, Let it be campaign of good ma
ture. You will therefore think II,
:. you please, and then vote as yor
please The country is yours, tn,
Government is yours, and you ar,
responsible for the success of tn,
one and the continuance of the 9th
9 er. Keep your temper under con
;. troll, set your brains in motion, drol
{ all irritating eXpletives, remembe
that man is not necessarily n foo
because he disagrecs with you, tha
! you are not necessarily fool be
cause you disagree with him trus
:, III Providence, keep your powde,
= dry and go ahead. Vote as yo,
: please, but be pleased before yo,
:. vote.
PRooF BETTER THAN ASSERTION 90
!, With such proof as the following let
O. ter from w. II. Dean, of No. %
- Seventh street, New York, it is nc
q necessary to make the bare asserticl
that Allcock's Porous Plasters cur,
~ lumbago Mr.. Dean says
- Some ten days ago / was take,
I with very violent pain in the sma
7 of my back. 1t was so severe that
o could hardly breathe; every move
4 ment caused great agony. INnall
) found out it was lumbago. Bein
i entirely helpless, II friend sent to
I druggist and got two Allcock's POI
Gus Plasters these were well warn
ed and applied to my back, on
t. above the other. In half an hour, {
l. my great delight and surprise,
d found the pain began to abate.
s. two hours L was able to walk out an
e attend to my business, the pain b,
g. ing almost gone. Next day Twas u
II right but continued wearing tn
+. plasters for week.
J. A telegram to the daily paper
n last week annouced that Hon
q Charles Wolf of Union had express
ir ed his intention of voting for Clev,
% land and Thurman. We took occ,
d sion to interview Mr.. Wolf in til
e matter while he was attending coul
4 and he assured us that his symp,
1t thies were with the Prohibitionist
4 and that he would vote for Fisk an
st Brooks. 1t does not matter muc
s. how one man is going to vote in thi
d campaign in Union county, as it wi
t. be strongly Republican anyhow
N but there is something extreml
Iy contemplate in these small-fry po
j. lticians dragging men like Mr.. Wo
y continually before the public und,
j. false banners. He is not in polite
Is now and evidently does not ask fc
s. quarter from any source. Stop tr,
y ing, for you cant kill brains an
or every political ravel climbing Oh hi
1T reminds one of a grain of corn III
he der a pile of dirt-its bound to con
through.