The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1893-10-12

Newton ey;t n Z; Stetler, Salem,
| Richard II. Rothamel, w. Perry,
lSallie A. Leitzel, -:S,mS
II. o. Smith sold his store to Mr.. L.
G. Wagner of Sigleryille. Mr.. Smith
moved to Adamsburg last Thursday,
MIR. Wagner moved into the house
vacated by Mr.. Smith and expects to
refurnish and reft The store.-New
and attractive goods and low prices
will prevail. Hcrdid
This town has gotten down to
pretty low moral strata when the re-
port of a squirrel hunters shotgun
can be heard whole Sunday morn
ing and no attempt is made to arrest
the offender. II migLt do in the
mountains where the echo dies out
before it minelcs with the lSund of
the church-bells in the valley, but
the boldness Of Sunday mornings
work deserves prompt action. Tell
us who it was and you will have the
pleasure Of seeing his name in print.
Every little while we read Of some
one who has stuck rusty nail in his
foot, knee or some other portion of
his person aud lockiaw resulting
therefrom Of which the patient died.
Yet all such wounds, it is said, can be
healed without such fatal conse-
quences as often follow them.
Smoke such wounds or any wound
that is infiamed with burning wool
cloth. Twenty minutes in the
smoke of wool will take the pain out
of the worst wound and repeated
once or twice will allay the worst
case of inflammation arising from a
wound.
The Williamsport Times says that
the residents along Beautty's run
are excited by the discovery of a
wolf in chat locality. 1t has been
seen by several farmers whose story
need not be doubted. The range of
the animal is evidently within a
circle of two miles, where the woods
are dense and the hills are compact
and rough. The unusual appearance
of this species of animal is n surprise
TO the Oldest inhabitants, who had
almost forgotten the wolf, although
it is not unusual to meet with bears
and wildcats, aud occasionally a
panther.
The Parliament of.all Religions at
Chicago has ended 1t was one of
the shows, and what good; if any it
accomplished, is not yet in sight.
1t may-it is eXpected-be the harbin-
ger of religious liberation to some
extent in a social way i'll Asia and
Africa and Europe, and suggest to
the leaders of the different Religions
that they should agree not to disagree
and not murder each other, rs has
been the case too long. The word
religion means to bind again, to
unite these who have been separated,
to harmonize those who have been
in aIitagonlsm.
From newspaper published in
b Longensalza, Germany, the birth
place of our fellow citizen, Prof. p.
Billhardt, we learn that the Emper-
or OF Germany has conferred the or
der of the Red Eagle" upon the
. Professors brother, Max Billhardt,
Counsellor of the 10th Army corps,
for valuable services rendered his
country in his official capacity. The
order thus conferred is rarely be.
slowed upon any one without the
necessary amount of so-called blue
blood in his veins, hence we conclude
that the receiver OF this honor must
be man Of extraordinary merits.
There was quite rage sometime
ago for pertaining the skin, an ex-
change saws. Some physicians dis
covered that the hypodermic iniec-
ton of certain perfumes, such as
white rose, lilac or violet, under the
skin caused the perfume to be OK
: haled from the whole body and even
from the breath. All the ladies
wanted to be perfumed. The oper-
alton had to be repeated about once
a week in ordert to secure the desired
! effect. But unfortunately, two or
, three of the pertumed ones took bad
, cases of blood poisoning, and one or
| two died. That put Quietus ON
! the hypodermic injection Of perfume,
and the whole matter dropped.