The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-12-06
But ah mankind X unco weak,
And little 10 be trusted.
II self the wayering balance shake

The fountain Of perpetual youth
was one Of the dreams of antiquity
It has been well-nigh realized in
Ayers Sarsaparilla, which purifes
the blood, gives, vitality to all the
bodily functions. and thus restores
to age much of the vigor and fresh
ness of youth.
II use Ayers Cherry Pectoral
freely in my practice, and recon-
mend it in case OF Whooping Cough
among children, having found it
more certain to cure that trouble
some disease than any other medi-
cine 1 know of."--So says Dr. Bart
lett, of Concord, Mass.
The sixteenth Annual Convention
of the Freeburg musical College will
be held commencing Monday evening,
Jan. IA and continue during the
week. Four grand concerts will be
given. Prof. Geo. +. Tyrrells Band
and Orchestra of Reading are en-
gagged. For information address
F. c. MoYRR,
Freeburg Pa.
The Snyder County Teachers In
stitute last week was success
throughout, and ended with one OF
the grandest treats the people OF
, Middleburgh ever had. We refer tC
the address of Hon. Henry Hauck
on the "Old and the New 1t wa,
Talleyrand who said, men speak tC
: conceal their ideas which is to,
often the case, but in Mr.. Hauck W,
find an exception. He has evident
. ly had the advantages of poverty, II
? least of farmer boys experience
3 and his comparisons We're SO natural
2 his bum t'e : convulsing and his el
I, oquence solcaptivating that the peo
pie simply fell in love with him
D girls and all. His early experienc
@ in school and Oh the farm was so ful
of Natures touches that he made u
! all kin, and when he was done W
felt as though it was just what W
all could have said and We're surpris
: ed that we had never done so.
d Six years ago to-day, the first i,
g sue of the Posi- appeared under it
C present management Reader, CA
II you see any improvement on the pi
J. per since that time If SO, have yo
e shown your appreciation of the i'll
C proycment by paying up your sui
y scription We have received lots {
y wordy encouragement from some bu
II not cent of money, while Othei
II have kindly paid us as promptly Il
If they could and given US the use {
g the money. Next week is cour
Either you or some of your friend
will come to town, when YOU ca
, bring or send us part of your il
p debtedness. 1t cost us nearly on
. thousand dollars for presses, typ,
- etc, this summer to give you II goo
o' paper, and it is not all paid. Wi
'' YOU do your duty to MS , We nee
I'' the money-it is oms-aud if yo
~ : owe us anything on job work, adve
:. tising or subscription, please let I
/" have it now.
.e On Wednesday, November III
% the day after the recent election
Is and when it became known tn,
- Harrison and Morton were beyou
=. dispute elected President and vi,
[e President, some of the loyal Mi
j. helm Democrats drew up petite
en- and had it signed by 36 of their p
v litical brethren, pledging and yOy
Df ing themselves not to patroniZe Nj
n Springer, the Millheim barber, b
r cause he voted the Republican ticke
ia If we mistake not, Mr.. Springer WI
in II soldier in the late war and stOC
st up and stopped Democratic bullet
G. while some of these self-same
C. 'loyal citizens remained at hon
in and bemoaned the defeat Of Unc
II, Robert T.. Lee at Gettysburg. III
e. citizens of Millheim don't need
re stop and inquire what are we col
20 ing to 2" but "where have we bee
It. staying ?" They should rise |
It. with one accord, brush the du
lg from these thirty-six century-e
rd tombed toads, get them photograp
h, ed and have a copy sent to ea
he state to represent the thirty-six CO
I'd dinal points in the compass of An
rican political stupidity.