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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-09-15
I1OFFER.
visitors.

1t is estimated that $500 people
witnessed the sham battle at Ma
hontongo on Sept. 3d.
Andrew Mailick of Shamokin viz.
ltcd ut this place last week.
Misses Emma Portaline and Re
becca Ulsh of Shamokin, spent Il
week in this vicinity.
The old-fashioned picnic held bv
the Troutman Sunday School was "a
grand-especially the table which
was '"' ut for the speakers and the
bo' s. But rir "-tag was ruled
a. SS5,,J - q q ne ,iegi.;. ,ss -
Adam SINK EcGBncgL s. ".
guest of Samuel Lefller's on Sunday
night.
Miss Lizzie Neiman, of Williams
town is visiting her unclcs at AGpe
The X. c. Band will play for her
last call ON Saturday, Sept. II. in
Lebkichlcr's grove, Pfoutzes Valley
Where was Gallager ON Friday
night ? Among those that were
found.
For good, cheap buggy harness.
20 to Flicker ~ Gallagcr.
CAL. JACK.
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DIED,

On the 30th ult,, in West Beaver
township, Mrs Amelia II. Weader
aged 80 years, lOmonths and Il days
Aug. 10, in Union township. Emon
and days. ''oi'ilS
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Nothing adds so much toa per
sons appearance as fine head Of
halr of even color, and TO assure this
use only Halls Hair Remover.
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Ms of LOCAL INTEREST

Slty. ~
te orchard grass seed for sale
G. n. ERDLEY, Kantz, Pa.
4 new silver 90 cent pieces have
,counterfeited.
q DAYS and nights will be equal
2lst of September.
18th will be the anniversary
= battle of Antietam.
lawful now to catch German
Eith hook and line.
Thing at greatly reduced prices
q next two weeks at Guntz-
rs.
I5ters. squirrels, delinquent sub
5Srs and other game can now be
egally.
Will Sinonton, OF NIifflin-
4 &spent Sunday with relatives
dleburgh.
y festive fly already begins to
a 81 the water bucket over night.
w is nearly over.
81 can now be supplied at Aur-
1 Millinery store with a new
( of Fail hats. &c.
iss Carrie Sechrist, of Shamokin,
be guest of the Dunkleberger
" in Swineford.
n Lauretta Smith and son
81 of Carbondale are here visit
rolatives and friends.
- 1atest reports from the Maine
Hon gave the State to the Re
cons by 10000 majority.
k&L. Hsssinger and family, of
McKean county, are visit
ktives-ih Franklin township.
- ~.
intzberger will have his Store
bn September 22nd and Octo-
They being Hebrew holidays.
Reigle this week presented
the finest bunch of Niagra
Ne have ever seen. Thanks.
: Ereeburg Courier concurs
4 Posi- in the belief that the
changing of school books
irGRd.
rn<N. J.. Blair and Mrs. Burt
q, Mifllinburg were the guests
lo @itor and family over Sun
edton Neff, wife and child, of
don Schuylkill county, spent
day with his father, Rev. 1. p.
Md family.
weather is putting on decid-
appearance. The foliage on
nQpntains already begins to
6ns of turning.
Reed, of Sunbury, will ex-
pll line of guns and fishing
the Changers, Picnic at
BIZ, this week.
bot forbear congratulating
lpon its able corps of cor
ITS, which, we believe is as
- of any local paper in the
4optral Dry Goods store Sc
n. e will be closed, and no bus
Of viii be transacted on Thurs
~ eptember 22nd, it being a
N, Holiday.
St SSa &Oll Liniment is equally
he mar and beast. % and so
~ -. Bottle. For sale by w. H.
The Mddleburgh, and j. w.
va a centrevllle. Sept.
nses stable keepers should al
IN. spArnica q Oil Liniment in
siill ~ nothing like it for horses.
mn, eby Nv. Ii. Beaver, Middle |
\ khd q w. Semc sci, Centre |
s'' Sept.
lions zoatz returned from Phil |
phia on Friday of last week. ac-
panied by his wife who had been
4 un4er the care of physicians
ever1l weeks. She is greatly i'm
ed end hopes are entertained of
A. lIipsburg Ledger SAYS
\ q. NJ Rfies in balloting for a
hard time with the
Nt}eY Five of them wrote
hve wrote it "g-i-l-d-y,"
x9( "i-i-l-t-y," and the
couldn't read or write.
Philipsburg politician
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Specimen Cases.

g. H. Clifford, New Cassel. Wis.,, was
troubled with Neuralgis and Rheumatism
bis Stomach was disordered, his Liver vas
Affected to an alarming degree, appetite
fell away, and he was terribly reduced in
flesh and strength. Thrs bottles Of Elec.
trio Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepher', Harrisburg, I'LL, had
r7nning sore on his leg of eight yeans'
standing. Used thre. bottles OF Electric
Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Ar.
nics Salve, and his leg is sound and veil.
John Speaker, Catawb', O., had Eve large
Fever sorss on his leg, doctors said be was
incursble. One bottle Electric Bitters and
one boz Arnica Sslve cured HIM entirely.
Soll q, Mertz h Hsle's.
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The personal liberty clause of the
United States constitution is getting q
terrible wrench these days. There is DR..
Parkhurst visiting the resorts Of q
courtesan here are church people
dancing 30 that even their own minis
ter read tie inscription: "Blest be
the Tie that Binds" on their hose
suppoI.s; here are progressive euchre
and high five parties until Judge Ry-
land OF Lexington wants to take to
the woods; here are swimming" par
ties gotten up in the high society of
the larger cities, and here are women
going without petticoats and men try.
ing to put EN- on-witness their ridi-
culously vide trowsers which flap
about in . very indecent fashion-and
here are men and women both carry.
ing on liasons which are shameless,
brazen, and, alas here are children
aping the habits of their elders and
drinking in literature and plays, ETC..
which can only end in the "broad
road" Personal liberty is . danger.
Gus thing when it ends in personal
license.
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The rather practical and vigorous
Irritation, Madge, which l referred to
once before, and which begin last
GUNNER between Q certain we'll known
young man aud an equally well known
young married woman, has been ter.
minated by the objections of a dandy
of a husband, whose friends, hating
TO zee him so imposed upon, finally
took it upon themselves to open his
eyes to the true state of sffairs. With
unusual good sense, the husband did
not employ o detective, prance about
and do the ''injured husband" racket.
No. he hunted down his game and
calmly told him he would use q horse
whip on him in a most vigorous man.
ner if he caught him around his prem
ises any more. And now Lothario is
q new range, and the hus-
band, who has a fist like iron and is
as muscular - . Hercules, is going
about with his wife with about the
same air as q man who has crushed a
hornet, and the wife is Is sweerly sub
missive a. if she hadu't been spanked
for her naughty behavior.
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THIS Is PRETTY GOOD.

Mr.. John c. Goodwin, q carpenter Of
Danville, ILL.,, writes: about two weeks
ago hesvy saw log fell upon my foot very
badly crushing it, 90 that was unable to
walk at all. Ieent for bottle of Billiards.
Snow Liniment and kept my foot we'll sat
urated with it. 1t 10 now two weeks since
this happened, and my foot is nearly we'll
and l am at work. Had not used Snow
Liniment should have been laid up At
least two months. For healing Wounds,
Sprsine, Sores and Bruises it has no equal
No inflammation can exist where snow
Liniment is used. You can use this let
ter"
Beware of all white Lininent substituted
for Snow Liniment.s There is no other
Lipiment like Billiards. Snow Liniment.
Sold BY VIM. Bard.
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NELL'S LETTER.
She Tells Ab0nt Masculine Sweet.
ness and q Few Other
Things.

DEAR MADGE: BY a series of wiles
and strategems l have made discov-
cry which has puzzled me for mOnths.
You know how l love delicate per-
fumes; you know how much l enjoy
sweeping around in q very atmos.
phere of fragrace, my laces, my sashes
aud fans and gowns emitting a
delicate odor. You know, too, that
most men, great big manly men, con-
slider it in very bad taste to use them :
but Notwithstanding THE, 1 know one
dear, delightful man of my acquain-
lance who is simply rose in a jar in
this respect an intangible, faint,
yet delicately sweet fragrance seems
always to float about him, which l
have tried in vain to investigate.
Luck favored me a few days since,
when l CHANGED to find him making
purchases in drug store and among
otbers-guess what he was buying?
Well, he was buying sachet powder
LuDdberg's Helio-violet and when l
laughiDgly asked him about it, with
the utmost good humor, he described
or rather revealed the secret of the
perfume. He said, as near ss 1 can
remember, Eyes, oh yes, Of course,
they are large sschets, about 4 by 2,
don't you know"-measured by our
tape measure Madge that means a
yard and third long and consider
ably over q BALI wide-''rhey are
made Of thin soft silk stuff. l fancy
the color, oh, yes well, blue, rob-
bins egg blue is a pretty color, the
bags don't you know. have bits of tape
or ribbon and and there are three of
them, so that you see they extend
quite around my wardrobe and the
perfume is absorbed by my clothing.
l suppose"
"And you really like it, asked.
"Yes, l buy it by the pound" was
the answer, 'let me send you pound,
it is really very delicate and delight.
full" l thanked him of course, and
l thought it was very delightful in
him and as Nell never says no to a
good thing. she has been quite busy
making some lovely sachets.
The absurd part Of this though Nell,
is, now hear that very "sweet" gen.
tleman is much sggrieved over my
because he says he knows l
will put him in the paper-he ought
to be ashamed. ought be not, more es-
pecially as havn't given bis name,
ror would for anything.
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wives learn to make at the cooking
school.

wives learn to make at the cooking
school.
A FEW THOUGHTS.
Why will men shoot a cur when a
horsewhip will eaectually do the bust
ness?
Why will society admit ours to its
inner circle when it knows that thew
will bite the very hand that caressss
them?
Why will women feed their hus-
bands On salads and other fol-de-rcls
when they know indigestion makes a
man as savage as q mad bull?
Why will married women waste
their time on ours who are trying to
deprive them Of honest love. when
they know that only ours do such
things?
And why do women in general pro-
fess that they don't read Nell's letters,
but always know just what is in 'em,
is puzz.er to yours NELL.
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ONE WAY OF PROPOSING

ONL wa OT fhOxOS1 NJ.
Over the balusteis bends lace,
Darlingly sweet and beguiling:
Some body stands in careless grace,
And watches the picture, smiling.
Tired and sleepy, With dropping head,
wonder Why she fingers
And when all the good-nights are said,
Why somebody holds her fingers.
Holds her fingers and draws her down,
Suddenly growing holder,
Till her loose hair drops its masses brown
Like mantle over his shoulder.
Over the baluster soft hands fair
Brush his cheeks like feather;
Bright brown tresses and dusky hair
Meet and mingle together.
There's question asked, there's q swift
caress,
She has flown like bird from the hall
way;
But over the balusters drops a Yes
That shall brighten the world for bin
Away.
Boston Globe.
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THE OTrERVILLE FIRE.

The Mansion House, Otterville's
principal hotel, with all its contents,
was destroyed by fire early yesterday
morning. Prof. Allison: of Bunce-
ton, one of the guests was overcome
by smoke and was carried out by En-.
gineer Vogel. The building and con.
tents belonged to George Potter and
was valued at 81, 800, on which there
was an insurance Of 1000 in the
American, of New Orleans. John
the proprietor lost all of his
personal effects.
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BOTH DEAD.
The Young Victims of the Knob
nOster Accident ut Rest.

Little Sylvia Guyhn, the daughter
of Mr.. John Guyhn, of Knobnoster,
who was struck by the No. 2 fast mail
and express train on the Missouri
Pacific road a: that place, at noon last
Wednesday, died at 8:15 o'clock last
night. her last hours being passed in
the most excruciating agonies. Her
injuries were considered mortal from
the start. although she fingered for
thirty hours. Her back was broken,
also three ribs, and her left leg, and
her skull was crushed.
Little Jennie Mitchell, daughter of
Engineer VIM. Mitchell, on the Ms
souri, Pacific road, who Was instantly
killed, was never seen to breathe
after the engine struck her.
There was but one mark
on her body to tell the story of her
sudden taking of. Just above the
left ear was found . blush indenta.
ton, where the bumper of the engine
had planted itself against her head.
THEIR FUNERALS.
The sad obsequies over the remains
of Jennie Mitchell took place at the
Bspi's st church at Knobnoster, yester-
day afternoon at 6 o'clock. The
Master f,s come and callefh thee"
was the appropriate text selected for
the occasion. The school children
from the entire surrounding country
turned out en- masse in loving
tribute to their dead companion.
Silvis Guyhn was buried at three
clock this afternoon, the funeral
ceIe monies being conducted at the
Catholic ch urch.
Mr.. VIM. McMitchell, the father Of
one of the dead children, stated this
afternoon that he did not hold the
Missouri Pacific engineer nor the road
responsible for the accident. The
two dead children in company with
two others, weis walking hand in
hand when the accident occurred.
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PERSONAL.

p. g. Walker, Of Pleasant Green, was
In the city yesterday.
F. ]. Fletcher and daughter, Miss
Nellie, went 10 Marshall, yesterday.
Senator Sam Sparks, of johnson, Wa
. victor in the city yesterday.
-Supt. b. G. Clark and E. F. Yancey
came in on the noon train yesterday.
John Thomas, of Sedslia, has been on
visit 10 the Vincclad.-B oonville Adver.
tiser.
Miss Emma Roeschel is the guest Of
Miss Hattie Mcdonald, in Sedalia.-Boon-
vile Advertiser.
Mn. Dudley johnson left yesterday for
Topeka, Kansas, after Q pleasant visit to
friends in thit city.
M 6immope, Of Cincinnati, who was
called here BY the death of his father, re.
turned to his home last night.
-Nrs. T. D. Crawford has been visit.
Jog her sister, Mrs. Heinrich, of Jefferson
City, for the past few day..
Mrs. Emma P. Ewing the Distinguish
ed Chautauqus lecturer, will deliver free
lecture in the Christian church, Monday
at4 p. m.
Mrs. Meyer, who visited the family
OF her brother, Mr.. Hermann Jens, left
yesterday for her home at Sedalis.-Jef.
erion City Tribune.
The following Green Ridge visitors
were in the city Yesterday: Mrs. Redman,
Miss Augustus, Prof. NJ. E. Moore, Van
B Wisker, Mrs. Lucy NJ. Wisker, Miss
Bessie Wisker.
Ira w. Kinney and wife, twins, and
baby, Of Sedalia are visiting the gentle
mans father, Capt. Kinsey, ne,r Warsaw.
Miss Ollie Kinsey returned home at the
same time from Sedalia. Ira is a railroad
man.-Warsaw Enterprise.
Mrs. B. L. Walker and Miss Anna
Miles, two of sedalia leading society la
dies, will come up Saturday, May IA, to
take part together in the entertainment to
be given At the opera house by the NJ E.
church.|Sweet Springs Herald.
Mr.. George Ferrel. brilliant news
paper 10 An of Sedalia, Mo-, is in the city,
the guest of DR.. Houston. He is taking a
rest from his labors which have been ardu-
GUS, and thinks the fresh, bracipg air of
this climate will recompense him for the
undertaking.-Falls City, Neb., News.
Mrs. George Rucker, of Aspen. Colo =,
and Mrs. N. II. Garter, of Lamonte, are
visiting their brother, George Pemberton,
st $40 East Fourth street $500. Nrs. 3. L.
Wslker and Miss Anna Miles, two of Sc
dallas leading society ladies, will come up
Saturday, May IA, to take part together %
the enter aiLment to be given At the opera
house BY the N. E. Church.-Sweet Springs
Herald.
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p:in=e was noticeable 'y It's sb-e-ca.
Tha next ev-nin- the entertainment
was repeated at Canton, u before q
large aud enthusiastic aud.eure. -,
anu The poet curing tue day WAS lhe
guest Ut vne " the leading families u
the town. The experience of the pre-.
ceding night was constantly upon Ri
ley's mind, and it was impossible to
make him forget it for an instant.
Occasionally he would slip out of the
house and pace up and down the yer.
ands, talking to himself, until the host
or hostess would capture him and lead
him back to the parlor. Upon one
occasion Of this sort the hostess, in q
last desperate attempt to distract
Riiey's mind from lis moody channels.
caught up a copy Of the Christian
Union, and remarked, pointing to
an article which CHANGED to meet
her eye, "Ah, by the way, Mr..
Riley, here is the announcement Of
a forthcoming book which ought to
attract widespread atieniion-don't
you think 60? Ses-'Tbe Second
Coming Of Christ BY the Rev. Ly-
mon Abbott. Pm sure such a work
must prove interesting-don't you
think 90 ?"
The poet stood like a statue for q
moment. Gazing out over the Tus.
carawas bottoms he slowly said, like
one talking in a trance 1.-The second
coming of Christ the second coming
of Christ. l wonder -what sort OF
: house draw in Massillon.
The astonished hostess fed in dis
may, leaving the preoccupied Hoosier
standing in the middle of the floor,
apparently Obvious Of his surround.
ings.
Talking about beiog chairman
and presiding over said Ell. Marvin,
the popular andefficient deputy circuit
clerk in the rotunda of Sicher's hotel,
81 never was the president of any
kind of an organization, but once and
then my first decision at the first meet.
ing settled me. A question was
raised and the vote stood ayes 45, mays
20. The nays have it. l decided, aud
l was hardly given time to vacate the
chair. A rush was made for me, and
l lost no time in making room for my
SUCCESSOR"
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Now Try This.

It will cost you nothing and will surely
do you gond if you have a Coush, Cold
or any trouble with the Throat, Chest OF
Lungs. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds is gusrsn-
teed to give relief or money will be paid
back. Sufferers from La Grippe found il
Just the thing, and under its use had q
81 eedy and perfect recovery. Try . ssn-
PIE bottle at our expense and learn for
yourself just how good thing it is. Trial
bottles free at Mertz 4 Hale's drug store.
Large size Soc and 81.
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NEW FIRM

d. G. Simmons and Son, having
purchased of Miller and Son their
stock of coal oil, gasoline, feed, -four,
meal, tobacco &C., extend q cordial
invitation to the public and former
patrons to call and zee them when in
need of anything in their line. Prices
and goods guaranteed. D. G. SIM.
MONS 4 SoN, 500 East Third street.
Telephone, 80. saw
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So. we are to have q cooking school.
Wives will now have . chance to stew
and ''sweat" and "spils" good eating,
they might have learned how to cook
out of a cook book, and husbands will
have q chance to encourage indiges-
ton and wish they could just smell
corn beet and cabbage ike their
mother used to cook, and not have to
eat pretty "didoesr like those their
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BAZOO GOSSIP.

Rev. Irl r. Hicks says of Nay
weather "a Venus equinox is cen
trail May Is, and will intensity all the
storms of the month. Watch every
storm showing any electrical energy.
Very warm spells during the first ha' f
of the month will end in dangerous
storms and sudden cod. The 10 b
and 18th are storm days. The 18th
to the 18th must be watched. Save
all the water you possibly can from
heavy rains about this time. Storms
about the 22d and 23d will likely lap
into the period of the 26th to the
29,h, owing to the extra causes pres
emf. Cyclones are most probable.
The month will end very COOL"
Edgar Allen Poe has always been
an unknown quantity to the literary
world, as the most battling sort Of ac-
counts obtain about the Inflated man.
He wss an angel, be was a demon, II
miracle of chastity or Gbert.ne,
liar, a drunkard, q gamester, just as
you will and in just as many critica
monographs. No one critic has
agreed in placing Poe's morals jus.
where they belong. A story that r.-
Gently leaked from the lips Of a friend
of Poe's, throws, if true, q most Ell
tertsining light on the habits an
manners of the creator of "Ulalume
1t appears that Poe, being fearruily
hard up for money and having been
INDUCING terribly in alcoholic diver
sions, determined to raise the necas-
sary cash by fair means or foul. As
he was too sbaky to even hold pei
he chose the foul way rather than tn
fair, and went to a married woman
with whom he had q lia,s ID
and told her that unless she
gave him fifty dollars he would show
her love letters(written to Poe) to he
husband. The poor woman, crazsd
by fear, actu.lly pawned her bracelets
to raise the money for the miserable
wretch whom she had trusted. and
who betrayed her in such dastardly
manner. With this money Poe was
enabled to prolong his debauch, al
deb.uch that ultimately Terminated
in his death in the d-unkard's ward OF
q Baltimore public hospital. This
story has never before seen the light
of publication, and while it may shock
the many admirers of Poe, it may also
give them clue to his eccentric ge-
MUS. The best part of this story j.
that it was told in an unguarded mo-
ment when the wines were in and the
wits were out. Coming from a warm
personsl friend and defender of Pc
in such q manner, there can be bu.
little doubt of its verify.
JamesIWhitcomb Riley, the Hooeier |
poet, is one of the queerest combina. |
lions of modesty and representative
ness who ever stood before an Ameri-
IAN audience, says the Chicago Mail.
A small or unappreciative audience
always acts upon his nerves in way
hat is positively painful. A few days |
ag0 he gave an entertainment at Mas
'lllou, .. Through local miemanage
nent it was not advertised, and - the
result the poet was greeted BY . mere
handful of people. Riley immediate
v Jumped to the conclusion that he
llone was responsible for the failure.
The thought had such . depressing |
fleet upon his spirits that he could
not appear st his heat and the an. }
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A SOUND LIVER MAKES A WELL
MAN.

Are you Bilious, Constipated or troubled
with Jaund,ce Sick Headache, Bad Taste
in Mouth. Foul Breath, Coated Tongue,
Dysptpsia, Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin,
Pain Il, Back and between the Shoulders,
Chills and Fever, &c. If you have any Of
these symptoms, your liver is ont of order
and your blood is slowly being poisoned,
because your liver does not act properly.
HERBINE will cure any disorder of the
liver, stom sch or bowels. It has no equal
Is liver medicine. Price IS cents. For
sale BY Overstreet and Williams.
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They rode together, nicely paired,
And, holder grown, at last he dared
To place bis arm around her waist.
Angry, she cried: "Your arms misplaced
can support myself" "Ynu can p"
Said be, With Joy. Then I'm your man.
For yesrs I've sought for such as you.
Pray set the Wedding day, dear, do"
Judge.
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Bucklen'S Arnica Salve.

TIE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores. Ulcer, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaius,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It
IL guaranteed to give perfect satisfactiop
or money refunded. Price, Is cents Der
box. For sale By Aertz q Hale. !.
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SLEEPING ON A FORTUNE.

Inventors, if you are sleeping on fort
une apparently unsware Of its existence
wake p" and claim your rights. Having
TWENTY-FIVE yeas of successful experience.
/ offer you my services in securing you .
patent. Write or call and see me.
81. BARLEY, Patent Atty,
Residence I'll West Fifth street, g.
sdalia, No. 1.21d&w1