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hibits there are many sections where the
floors are almost bare of visitors, even dur
ing the most crowded days. This is true
more OF the Agricultural Building than OF
any other. display which consists OF n
number OF bottles of mineral water arranged
In fancy booth which is only a little differ
ent from hundred others near by, is not
calculated TO attract attention where there
are so many thousands OF highly attractive
objects. On the other hand, In many dis
plays Of cereals striking designs have been
made out Of corncobs, straw and various
cereal growths In such manner as to be ex-
tremely ehtertaihing. Ihe best oil these is
IN ,ne oanlornia Buiiding, where huge
landscape, occupying q large section OF one
Wa,', u prouuceu Win reference 10 values
anu persPeclNes that IS remarkable. Not
WNns'ahuIhg the nrge coiiection OF her
Piouuc.s SHOWN ny oaiiiorhia III her nous
III, she nIso occupies 10 advantage a section
oI the herlcunurai Buiiding equal In size to
tnna n Oh most OF the other states.
"a, ane UT arrahgelhents Ior the exhibitions OF
hvo S.VeA nuMo oeen most inaghihcent ana
esomplete. Hhe great amphitheatre Is built
ike nuge permanent circus, except that
mere ~ no ro9t over the arena. IL IL 2So feet
py fio, IN oval shape, anu there are comfort
upIe seats AROUND Ior sooo people. Near by
aIe twehIy-iour STOCK sheds, built on the
syie oi MeSicah nacienda. The stock
"P ''S
9inereh' c,asses anu each iast'ng about ten
Hnays. me oxnipt OF running and road
horses anu cattle Closed curing the ilrst days
0l september, ana ~ said TO nave been the
nhest dispiay Oh tne KIND ever made any
where; hHer the departure OF the stock In
UNA. DIVISION tne s.aiIs IN the various sheds
were converted INTO pens, haii OF which con-
.aineu swine or sneep. Later on came the
.Io.r,hg norses, perhaps the most interesting
t', ~ aI,, Soso,her WIN nght wagon horses ana
heaYy uiausnp noises: otiI other separate
SHOWS are niade Oh hne poultry, dogs and
per s'ocS'
OF very large hogs there are many. "Co-
lumbus" is Minnesota hog OF nigh renown
and worthy OF the deepest respect OF hogs
and men for the sweetness there is in him.
His life has been three years OF oats, barley,
sleep and general delight, and his frame
barely sufiices to support the great weight of
lard, ham and spare-rib which content has
bred upon 1t. columbus" claims to weigh
1870 pounds, and probably does weigh over
1000 he has great difficulty In rising from u
position OF rest without stepping on his
stomach, which, when he sleeps, lies spread
about him in various directions. He never
rises except to eat and then never lies down
until he has cleared the board. 1t is esti-
mated that II he were penncj up and de-
prived OF food he could survive for period
OF two months on his surplus tissue and still
be living on the fat OF the land. Like some
others OF us he has never tasted corn. having
been brought to his present proportions on
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25
August
Flower

Il have been afflicted with bilious
ness and constipation for fifteen years
and first one and then another prep
aration was suggested to me and
tried, but to no purpose A friend
recommended August Flower and
words cannot describe the admira-
tion in which hold it. 1t has given
me new lease of life, which before
was a burden. Its good qualities
and wonderful merits should be made
known to everyone suffering with
dyspepsia and biliousness." JESSE
BARKER, Printer, Humboldt, Kas. q
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25
LIVE THINGS ON SHOW.
FINE STOCK EXHIBITED AT
THE WORLDS FAIR.
Sheep ms Heavy rs Some Swine, and
Swine ns Heavy as Some Horses
shetland Ponies - Dairy Ma
chincry and Mcthods-Food Dis
play From Land and Sea.

play FROM Lana ana Sea.
The agricultural exhibit OF the Worlds
Fair, inculins the stock plvilions, the great
display amphitheater AMI the main building.
covers total of sixty-nine acres. over twice
the entire ncrenge of the huge Manufactures
Building. II is nt this polo OF the Fair. says
the San Francisco Chronicle. that the farm
ing interest IL magnctized. while the artistic
spirit Is attracted to the opposite pole. over
mile to the west. For the most part the ex-
hlhits In the main hall ring the changes on
pyramids OF glass inrs containing samples of
grain. vegetables. fruits aud other products
ot the soil In profusion which can only re-
tain IFS interest to the scientific farmer. The
National Department OF Agriculture directs
the displays made 10y the different expert
mental stations nt the universities and "cow
colleges throughout this country. and the
result is one that by It's III will repay n days
attention on the part Of ths scientifically con
cerned. One is impressed with the fact that
iiliing the soil Is no mental chlld's-play. ana
that an education In the treatment OF soil.
the nature OF pests and the processes OF
Serminntion IL prime requisite OF success In
an occupation where competition IL more
severe than In any other. Indeed. the farm
ers work has joined completely In tho race
with all the other pursuits that were once
almost entirely matters OF mus ,le AM are
now almost wholly matters of brains and
machinery.
The display OF agricultural implements.
with nickel-platei metal parts and on plat
forms covered with heavy carpets. is hut
little suggestive OF the soil. The few foreign
exhibitors who venturpd into n region so
generally acknowledged as our ground OF
vantage. have sent their machines substnn-
TALLY In the condition in which they 20 into
service.
Owing to the nature OF many lines OF ex-
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been going on for the last four months to de-
termine accurately the relative values OF the
Jersey, Guernsey and short-horn families OF
cattle. Twenty-Five COWS were selected from
each breed and kept In special shed for
each breed. During the periods OF the DIFF
ferent tests every particle OF food eaten by
each COW Is weighed. Accurate account IL
kept OF the decrease or increase OF the
cows weight during the period, and finally
the amount OF butter, cheese. skim milk and
buttermilk obtainable from the product OF
each COW is determined by going through
the actual processes at the Dairy Building.
The first two tests were for all products ;
the last two will be for butter and cheese
alone. So far the Jersey cows have led the
two other breeds by a substantial percentage,
and they bid fair to hold their own to the
end.
OF food that comes from the rivers and
seas we have the living sight In the Fisheries
building to an extent which covers about
half OF the fish that are good to eat. The
fresh water varieties are very we'll repre-
sented, but those OF the brine are almost NIL.
The Fisheries rising In q succession OF poly
gonal towers to height that sets II well or
against the surrounding structure, Is one of
the departures from general agreement OF
main proportions which has been followed
by the architects. The main tower and the
great hall at Its base are fianked by colon
nades which lead at either side to polygonal
pavilions one OF which is used M n restaur
ant and the other for the aouarIn. The neo.
ple conprepate in a tremendous thropt, In
The latter and marianne M ,,ouoI anace insida
the grounds contains such numbers Of visitors
during the afternoon hours. The aquaria
are disposed In two circles, one within the
other, and the heavy glass sides expose the
interior OF each tank from top to bottom.
Most ofthe tanks contain two or three differ
ent varieties OF fish. whose names are dis
played on placards hung along the face of
the glass. One lady was asked by her COM
panion which OF two fish swimming about in
the same tank was q sunfsh and which was
Gunner. "Oh, you can easily tell" she
answered according TO the signs the one
on the right Is Gunner and the one on the
left Is sunfish."
The curious toad fish with the uplifted
eyes the paddle-hsh, with u nose like a rub
ber-boot. and the long-nosei gar, who wears
an old-fashioned darning-neede Tor an upper
up, are all stared at In open wonder by nine
tenths OF the visitors. to whom the existence
OF such monsters is for the first time made
known. The clusters OF sea anemone, which
remind one OF frst-cass chrysantnemum
show under water, and the spider crabs which
crawl about them with their hands bigger
than their feet, are onlya few ofthe creatures
which absorb the gaze OF the multitude. But
on the other hand the fish themselves proba-
bly, think that we on the dry side OF the glass
ar. are the observed and that they on the wet
side are the observers. What the fish see Is
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25

VIC WOulU GrumUlc less.
WHO kills the man when he wor.
rlcs himself to death?
EVERY man who does right is help
ing some boy to be good.
IT doesn't take very much money
to make Il good man rich.
IL Is the man who Is willing TO die
daily who will always live
LOVE needs no law Being loyal
In heart IL Is loyal in hand.
WE would all do more lifting up II
we would do more looking up
ONE secret Of living long is to learn
how TO live one day at a ti ele.
To WANT to he good Is the surest
prophecy that we shall be coed.
1T is hard TO remember the good
qualities Of those who forget us
LOVE Is the only thing man needs
that he can not get for himself.
The DAYS are never long enough
for the man who loves his work.
SOME religion is pretty sure to give
us an appetite Tor more religion.
GoD has never yet made a man
who could please all his neighbors.
As LONG as he knows there Is n
God why should good man wOrryy
No MAN has religion enough who
does not rejoice IN the Lord always
THERE can be NJ pardon for the
man who will not forsake all his sins.
The happiest Christians are the
ones who work the most at the trade
THE man whom God fills has nc
trouble about keeping the world out.
THERE Is now and then man who
is afraid the devil is being slandered.
BREAD from Gods table Is only for
those who are willing to fight and
work
The surcst way OF getting more
from God Is to en- Joy what you already
have.
THERE Is nothing like unselhshness
for getting sinners to believe in
Christ.
THERE is nothing more beautiful in
Heaven than the life of Christ lived
on earth.
WE never find out how bright the
light Is until we have been for awhile
In the dark.
THE man who has God never has
TO be loaded down with gold TO make
him happy.
TIE man who Is satisfied with him
self is always being disappointed with
other people.
THE more sounding brasses there
are In church the less good it does
to ring the bell.
IT requires the constant and con.
tinuOus work of God to make a saint
out OF sinner
In order to show us the stars God
had to fix IL so that the sun would
not shine at night
THERE never was a sin that did
not promise to more than pay Its own
way to begin with.
A MAN with a good backbone will
often win more battles than one who
has bigger head.
The true poet Is all the time try
ing to tell the world something that
God has told him.
FIRST giving yourself to the Lord
Is the only way by which you can ever
become "A real giver.
THE ten commandments are Gods
field orders telling man what to do
to overcome the devil.
TO HUNGER and thirst after right.
eousnesS means to be going at full
speed toward the throne.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25

A GIRL doesn't mind being caught
without cent, but she is enbar-
rassed beyond measure when she is
compelled to admit that she has no
handkerchief with her.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25
STATE or ONO, CRY OF ToLrpo, l.,
ffastHry "

STATE or ONO, CRY OF ToLrpo, l..
LUCAS COUNTY. "'
FRANZ J. CHENEY makes oath that he Ia the
senior partner at the hrm of +. y. CHENEY d
Co, doing business In the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said firm
Will pay tue sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each aud every case OF uarrh that
c,nn,t be cured by the use Of HALL's sCArApRn
CuRE. FRANK J. CHEsEY.
worn to tcfore me and subscribed In my
pre.encc, this 9th day Of December, A. ID. 1885.
,A A, w, GLEASON
srIL}
'-c-' NOtdrU Public.
Halls Catsrrh Cure istakon Internally and act q
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. Send for test nonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo. o.
eB-S Sold by Druggists, 7Jc.
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ingenuity OF the Hornet.

The hornets nest is sometimes two
feet In diameter. The outside lay
ers have IA small interval between
each, SO that II rain should penetrate
1t Is soon arrested.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25
We Cure Rupture

Sea signals were invented and put into
operation during the re,gn Of james II.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25

ihe ongest animal known TO exist is the
rJequal, which averages 100 feet in length
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25
RAMS HORN BLASTS.
Warning Notes Calling the Wicked to ns-
pen,ancc.

% Il ID prayers
never bri n 4
warm blessings.
SUCCESS that
IL not deserved
can not be en-.
joved.
BEWARE of the
man who apollo
giles for a n y
kind of sin.
II some OF us
would pray more
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25

Hatchs Universal Cough Syrup isa Positiv,
cure tor Group. - ;cnts at druggists.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25

reechams fitis cDrrect al effects Of over
eating. beccham's-no Others 5cents n nor
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25

The Dead Sea loses every dav by evapor.
alton several million tons OF water.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25

No matter OF how long standing. Writ
for free treatise, Testimonials, etc, to =. j.
Holcnswurth IL Co, Owego. Tiogs Co, N. Y
Price 81: 10y mail. Sl.l5.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-10-25

Paris fruit dealers color their green ware.
to mase them appear ripe.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-14
THE COMING EVENT


The faiT a. Inwood 10 be Larger This Year Than
Ever Before
Already preparations are being made
for the fair at lnwpod this summer.
and from prospects every Indication
points to success. The following Is a
list Of special prizes offered by om
citizens, and il is hoped that every
business man especially will contribute
in this way
j II, Little offers Bottle ii Best ReSbnry
Rye Whiskey for best bird Dog Pointer il
ThompsanS Tabler, ulpthigrs. oifer or,e. ann
Macintosh Coat value $40, for the hest diving
Horse or Mare exhibited AZ fair not oyer years
Jas. " strong offers 81 e5tor nrst premium
| Wheat to be strong
Kettering q staub offers 81 f0r best display
| Of peaches and fifty cents for seepntl best
Rebt, Lpnon offers 500 FOR best coop Of
ducks
J, Frank Thompson, salesman for Thompson 4
rahef, offers Pair Fine Embroidered six su@,
penders tnf hrst exhibit Of Thoroughbred Cattle,
Peter W Foreman offers Que dollar and fifty
cents for best yeatlng colt and ono dollars for
| second best, TO beexhitited during fair
Hen Geo N Bowers offers SIS gold riece FIJI
prettlest baby mol more than one ye0r old
Little limo + Thompson offers SILVER SIug fof
second Prettiest Baby NOT over one year Old
NJ Hawk offers sif0r best par 0f pFyi69TiTE
Rock chiekens that takes first premlam
II Hollsoffers sl.5t for best display d veg
tables
Rev j { Hawk offers afty eon,. ID. hest
turkey.
Mrs. Jas + Thompson ofers 500 Isl best
silk Embroidered Linen
jas W. Strong offers 81 for fitst t,remiuit. N,
best bushel Of Lonabetry Wheat Is cents for
second premium Wheat to.be strong's
Geo l. sencindiyer offers two dollars ra
htty cents ior the best trio 81 game chicken.
.RobertLamon offers $3.50 for nest display 81
apples
bushel ri patatees nifty cents for seeend best
MrsSN Hawk offer4 one dollar. and sfty
cents for hest embroidered sofa pillow
Lewis ii Thompson salesman for Tt.,utpsar
\ Tablcr aners dozen Emo Linen Calt4fs fof
hest TIVE year old Colt
Mr. " II Crawford proprietor il tifs Martins
burg wooden mills, offers pants pattern III his
best eassimTe Tor best exhibit ii hand made
harness
CIR HoniAofer- one dollar for best pair 81
geese exhibited
W b Clendenlng Offers ST ID fdr best irS}0t
Brownleghorn chickens
THE WoRLD offers yeaTr subseriptionto tho
weekly ditiOn,O on eachof the following exhibits
Best two year old colt, best nileh Cow: best
Irving mare under ffye years; best exhibit al
IF grain III ans kind best exhibit ~ agricultural
implements; best exhibit III carriages, huggies
Retcs; best exhibit of preserves; best exhibit III
sheep II prize ID all
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Tts Lais Happsslagssi Fsn Psstaaiss Iassfsasing-
b Pasgraghsa.

b Famsnghst.
Childrens day services On last Sun
day at ut. Wesley.
Tho Sulphur lot al Bedington seems
10 he most attractive spot, especial.
II on the Sabbatifsor the young folks.
Some n our pensioners have become
very uneasy about then claims, since
the destruction 81 the pension division
At Washington.
The people are usually III . state q
good healthin this neighborh0od. ID
consequence of plenty IF work and
lots to dom
Mr s. 1. Dodd was III our neigh
borhood last week Id The int reeis u
life insurance company ~ Pliiadel+
phia He certainly understands his
business and i quite successful as IN
agent.
Some II our neighbors drove -
Winchester this week to hear The Roy
Sam Jones preach
childrens day services at Bedingtoa
Sunday, June 18th, in the mor1fng,n ]
persons are cordially invited 70 come
The hot sunny days have caused
vegetation 10 grow rapidly, especially
the corn 0REsTEs.
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During The prevalence If The Gripp
the past season il was notieeabl,
fact that those who depend upon Dr.
Kings New Discovery, not only had i
speedy recovery, but escaped all Of The
troublesome after effects Of the mala.
dy. This remedy seems to have a pe-
culiar power not only IN effecting rapid
cures Of La Grippe, but III all Diseases
of Throat, Chestand Lungs, aud has
cured cases Of Asthma and Hay Fever
of long standing. Try IL aud be con.
yinced II won't disappofnt Free
Trial Bottles At 4 q Williams, HI, Il
CO. Drug Store. Large bottles, soc.
and 81 90,
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ii Il
Gut ont and send to this Office sIS
Of the above CoUPoNs, together Will
Ten CENTS, and you will receive Any
THREE Of the following books
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EIGHTY DAYS. liz Jnas verne.
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N0M TRY THIs.

II Viii cost YOU nothing and viii
surely 40 you good, IL you have 4
Cough, Cold. NJ any trouble With
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New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds il guaranteed To
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Sufferers from LA Grippe found ii just
the thing and under its use had q
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WEDNESDAY EVENING.
JuNI 4. Issa

Secretary Lamont has ordered an
inquiry into the war department
horror, His prompt aciion i com
mendable, but this cannot bring back
10 life those who have been made the
victims Of the governments criminal
negligence, nor heal tho wounds of the
injured While the investigation Il
proper il should not stop AZ the war
department, but every building 81
doubtful strength should have careful
attention and be repaired or torn down.
Tho government wants no moro sncl
horrors as that d Friday
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4 QUEER FLAG Or TRUCE


The Remarkable Emblem that Ma. Hunter baETtts
Tevards iAs Esanys Lines It
The following incident II The late
war Is being revived by the press II
has been told 80 often that IL must Ii
founded On truth: Al the surrender
Of General Lees army, when General
Gofden deiffrnincd 70 send a flag ~
truce to General Sheridan, he sam
moncd Major r. W Hunter, u bis
staff ,.and ordered him 70 carry lag
81 truce forward. General, ! have
no flag Of truce, replied Major Han
ter. SECT one, sid the General,curtly.
General, Z he replied again, We have
no fiag Of truce ia our command Z
Take your handkerchief and pnt IL
on a stick and 20 forward with il
General. there is no handkerchief IN
the staff Then, Major, use your
shirt You see, General. that We
all have on flannel shirts At last
one man was found who Sill bad .
white shirt a part Of twas torn "a,
and with this remarkable emblem tied
on a stick the Major went forward To-
ward the enemy's lines.
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FROM SIRE TO son

As 4 Family Medicine Baeons eel,
cry Cure passes from sire to son as a
legacy. If you have Kidney, Liver
D Blood disorder DO not delay, but
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Constipation, Headache, yRheHmatism.
etc. this grand specific Will cure YOU.
Az n Gilbert n Bro the leading drug
gists are sole agents ana are distribut-
ing samples free u the afflicted Large
size 40 cts
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NOW Is THR rIMR

WHEN moths begin 10 got iii tlIcil
work, Z and il you want to save youl
woolens, carpets, &c from the ravages
of this pest, you can get nothing more
siife % kill them than COAL TAR
CAMPHOR, which ii much cheaper
than camphor, and more effective, A
large supply Of above article. Just "a
eeiyod At A N. Gilbert Il Bro. !, Drug.
gisi, I'm Queen street
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nucKLEn,a hRaInA sALvE.

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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
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pIsINFEcT

AN the season 81 the year approaches
Vor contagious diseases, il would ba
we'll to have you premises fumigated
and disinfectod WV have Just te
eeived I large supply ana can furnish
earbofic acid, chloride "a lime,.tar, and
any "a The well-known disinfectani III
any quantity K. 7. Snodgrass Il Co..
iispcnsary druggists