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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01
HAPPY ON TME WAY.
FDyyorth Lcngucrs Are Having "a Great
Time at ChattMnoofn.

Chattarooga, Tenn, June &.-(Speclai.)-
singing in the morning,
Sincin-. al day long
Tooll M brothers, Lift up;
An for Christ'-Uheir song.
"Singing in the evening,
Singing all the day.
Merry Epworth Leaguers,
Happy ON the way!
Nothing Ike the Epworth League army
has struck Chattanooga since Sherman
legions swooped down upon the town with
their faces toward the sea-nouhing in the
way OF a crowd and nothing in the way
OF excitement. There are many KINDS Oh
enthusiasm. some enthusiasms beng
more enthusiastic than others, put
next to political enthusiasm proba-
blv there is ont more enthusl-
astic enthusiasm taan religious enthusi-
assn. AZ has come upon Chattanoc5a ike
"A tidal wave and fairly cnSuiIed the Town
Methodist hymns ana Methodist shouts are
the noises of the Gay and the SOUNDS 81
the night-eVeTywhcr the song, LOOK
up. lift up;" everywhere the cry, "All Tor
christ" And always you hear TINS refrain,
Were happy on the way.
At noon today the visitors numbered De
tween twelve and fourteen thousand.
special from Knoxville came down TINS
morning bringin.. 900 from that city and
il is Knoxville day The fifteen thousand
mark will not be reached until Sunday.
That the crowd vii! be so large On that
dav is certain by reason Of the attendance
assured from surrounding towns E&cuf-
sions are to be run from Memphis, Nash
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01
LADIES TAKES FARES.
They Act as Conductors on ROme's
street HALLWAY Cars.

Rome Ca, June S-(Special.) 1.-The ladies
of Rome have just gone through with an
experience that has been OF unprecedented
beauty.
Some time ago Superintendent Marvin. of
the Rome Electric Railway Company, Oh
fered them the electric cars for one day,
the net proceeds TO go to the st. Peter
church building fund.
They accepted ana they have just COM
pleted the task The leading society women
of the city got together ana divided up the
time into turns Of two hours each, ana one
married and two single ladies took the diff
ferent turns.
It was unique. The girls put on their most
attractive summer garments, scwed bands
of ribbon on them with Conductor IN
large letters on the front, and they just
took the town by storm.
The city was full OF visiting Masons
ana when they caught onto the scheme
they flied the ears ana the lady tare coll
lectors swung around on The tooiDoaiuS
and roped in the riches IN Il hurry.
The day was Il big success ana While the
weather was warm, they didn't seem 20
mind il and worked faithfully Till ii O'Clock
al niEnJ when the ears were taken OF.
There We're some of the most amusing
episodes connected with the day lmaSlNa-
BILE. Many Cf the passengers, when the
young ladies would approach lhtm anu
timidly hold out their hands, would take
with winning glance up into the nriSat
face above. which was quickly changed
TO Consideration when they bcEcld the IN
sigma OF office on the summer hat IN"
heard the cast-iron. expressive fate'
please" from the curling lips.
They realized quite 4 snug sum from the
venture The work will begin on the COM
pletion OF the building next week.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01

vile, Knoxville, Birmingham, Rome and
Atlanta at very low rates, the round trip
from Atlanta being only $3.50 and from
other cities IN proportion. These trains will
stop at every intermediate station and
an average of 500 is expected 10 come from
of the line of every road.
Those arriving by tomorrow night will
have the opportunity of hearing some of
the grandest music ever rendered in the
south When the oratorio concert IS given
under the big tent Saturday evening Miss
Corinne Moore Lawson, OF Vicksburg,
Miss, soprano. and Mr.. Mckenzie Gordon,
OF New YORK. will be heard. Miss Lawson
Is called the southern queen OF song
and Mr. Gordon has been called "Ameri-
cas- sweetest tenor" The Park sisters
cornetlsts, are too well known to need a
word OF Introduction. They NAV every
day and evening in the big tent but to-
morrow night viii render some special Sc
iectlons- The Arion Glee Club and the
1hOzarI CIuD' OF TINS city, are the pro-
gftirme. Inc latter club viii sing a weird
female chorus entitled 1.-THE Sirens of the
Danube" The glee club will render that
ia oC chorus by Parker. entitled
But the feature of the concert will he
tIe SIaLu GhofuS or loo voices which has.
peen Splendldiy trained by Professor Row
idiiu = Nillams- 1t Will sing selections
from THE Messiah" and yoodward'S
the Radiant Morn Has Passed AWAY"
accompanying this chorus will be six con-
cert pianos and q grand orchestra bv the
slIVef-tonSued comets Of the Park sisters.
Can Sing and Shout.
Next to his ability so shout, the most
STRIKING characteristic of the visitor IS m
doubtedly his ability to sing. Evervbodv
sings and sings all the time-morniner noon
ana night The North Ohio Conferenca
GuTtet Is the leading vocal aggregation
~ received on ovation at the opening OF the
conference yesterday and still a greater
ovation TINS morning. They came here
from Knoxville, where they have been hold
lnS ten-day revival The rnelnbere of
me quartet are Rev. G. A. Hanawalt. Of
7Ifonwood, Ind, first tenor; Rev. l.. II.
- lager, arren, o., second tenor: Rev. G.
4. 9. Warner, Knoxville, second bass'
IweIvo years ago these gentlemen were ali
Pa5t0rS or churches in Ohio, being members
Jtie Singing Tor the numerous REVEALS at
Jne famous Lakeside camp meeting grounds
Ihey are strictly gospel singers and preach
sermons i'm their songs, every word distinct
every meaning clear and every lesson
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EACU List.

Conlsce Heath. To.erton, Aiiss.-Wiu ex-
change set az stamping patterns Tor good
violin.
Nellie Sattericld. queen City, Mo.-Wish-
e. 10 exchange Land OF the Kangaroo for
'.History ~ Greece" or other good BOOKS.
Miss Maui Dunbar GezclIc Tex.-Win
exchange "a receipt for removing frcclles
ana tan Tor silk. velvet or plush scraps.
". I. Jones. Laurel y. C.-WnI ox-
change reading matter ana relics FOR flute
'or itujo iu good condition. Write what you
have.
Miss Eate $. Gr-gs. IIola, Va.-Igas
chss sauthrWum-. hyacinths and roses 10
exchange or water h.acinths, pond lilies.
tulips ana maEuolias.
Miss Tresa Parks. rHny s. C.-Win ex-
change Margarine" guitar instruction
look AMI guitar Tor otner songs or some
thing usef =.
!. j.. Nance. Uuionsviile y. C.-Wishes
tle history OF Ineopiius X. Gates. publish
FL curing 'he iirst part OF this century. or
u obtain some information Of the book.
N.oia Eas5u. state springs. Miss Wishes
u e. hauEr t.O-IIra- of "a yard on pink
silk fer tAe same in amy other color.
Airs. NJ. T. Iaicy. Oswalt, Aa.-Has
American Manual scenes Of TraveP'
ami other books 40 exchange for oxford
Teachers bible"
Nfrs. J. D. Evans. Conner Ga.-Has piano
ANA sheet mu-.- to exchange for good auto
harp. Write for parts .alars.
sue Byrle. Bay alin.ttc. Ala.-gTas silk
ami velvet scraps to change for cancelled
stamps and stamping patterns Tor worsted
scraps.
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LADIES POCKETS.
one stout Nornnu Finds Thcm Troub-
lc.ouar ia - street Car.


ic*omr ia street Car.
From The Chicago Dispatch.
IL the present style of ladies' pockets IS
not promptly altered it may lead 10 yet
more embarrassing results ,hau occurred IN
the case Of a lady passenger on a Wells
street car this morning. The lady IN Que&-
ton was fat and plethoric. The pocket VI.
her dress was placed well to the req, ,
Standing MP IL must nave acuulIea cOrNttrt
cradle effort on her part 70 extract h@E
purse from il. in sitting attitude the feat
Was rendered necessarily SIN more difficult
OF accomplishment.
Tais amiaDle and wel-iureutioned female
boarded the car az it's entrance % tine tll-
rel. and as the vehicle plunged nurthWard
she made ~ vigorous attempt 10 extract her
purse from the pocket Of her dress. The
half dozen or so OF her fellow travellers
watched the pro .ccdiuxs witch much inter
est and the conductor, WHO had taken
stand before her. lost patience aud started
off 10 collect the other fares. AS the car
proceeded through the length of the tunnel
a. passed her once more ana went out on
the back piattorm. The lady stili kept ~
those mysterious dives into the folds vi nor
Eoiuminuus garment.
When the top o. the tunnel was reached
the conductor approached and IN "a distinct
IS audible voice said:
Fare, plcasc!
"All right, wait a minute
i've waited jest about as long as / keer
"a" said the conductor, "and 1 KANT wait
all day. lou'Il hey 70 stop seratchin' yer
SELF an pay yer fdrS or you'n get OK this
carr
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01
Ito Only Fancies It.
From The Washington Post.

From Tho Washington fost
There is n man here who fancics he is tho head
of ms house There p.enty of other men who
think the same thing, too, and between you ard
me, it's with the most OF them as it is with this
merely a fancy
This particular man has several small children,
and il pleases him discourse great deal on the
training Of the children.
4 few days ago he had friends visiting him
His two little sons began to play about noisily. |
is one OF his theories that children should obey
implicitly. lie wanted his friends to see 10 Y he
carried il out onlhis own chdrcn.
johnny" lac said, sternly, stop that noise in
stantly"
johnny looked up surprised. Then he grinned
a little. "Oh. Freddy" he said to his brother as
they went on with the noise, "just hear papa try
ing to talk like mamma"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01

Mr.. Agnes P'arce, GUM, Ala have hccp
reader OF tac Constitution Tot several years and
fni cannot get alnn., well without Il, get 80
muc,l valuable information from Noman's King
dom.
nave never written but one letter myself, but
love To- read the letters OF others.
- canning time iS ahou. here, have decided 10
asi. some 90 ID, sisters Ia give me recipe tor
canning rip, teufttrcs. TRY canning tiicn every
year ALi ALWAYS io a. them.
Will tea tiir sisters how put up cUcumhcrs Tor
pickle nice ami hrm iroHi one wear untii the next
~1.4il U'i> af. the i"~i Tor pr,cs: s"aA thciu IN
brine tTUuty-irur huGr- then pour oil the BRINE
aaa rinse a. cc.sf water. .HeH have ready good
vinegar. drop tUr ruCEubers IA a. aHd set on ihe
StHtsi i,t tie vinegar Get acSldiug hot, DIP .Eem
oat ami al. thr cans; tht pour the vinegar oF n
taem GHis rhe csn i, ulI. Drop n some cloves %
flavor; sea- haf, 4ll+ Nay u 80 much nicer Than
putting up IH aud haEin- 10 so1tt the Do CUT you
iuac ilc taste 90 tlC cueuaueT mat Way.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01
General FitEhugh Lees Life of Cen
eral Robert IL. Lee.


The Constitution takes pleasure in an
nouncing this week that it has made ar
rangements by which Ii can furnish It's
Subscribers with General FGtzhuGh Lee IS
lire of his uncle General Robert u. Lee, in
Ger nection with The Weekly Constitution.
for only si.75. In other words, we Will sell
the weekly one yVar and a copy OF General
Lees book, postage prepaid to any address,
for only $1.75. AS the book itself retails
In the market for S1.b0, the inducement OF
this offer is apparent.
We have received great many commu-
nscations from all parts of the south con-
corning this book, which has just been
published and which naturally appeals TO
the people Of the south. OF course no nv
ing man could better write the life and
history of General Robert IL. Lee than his
distinguished nephew, who served with him
throughout the confederacy and who has
since been prominent in the political his
tory of Virginia, having served as It's gov
ernor two terms.
The book is published by the Appletons,
and not only covers the life OF General Lee.
hut is a succinct and accurate history az
the war and OF the confederacy. We COM
mend il to our readers as the most Valua-
bile. historical and biographical publication
and should he in the bookcase of every
one who takes an interest IN tho history OF
the late war and the life of the distn-
gGished general who lea the army of the
Confederacy.
ON receipt OF s1.75 we will send the book
and The Weekly Constitution one year.
postage prepaid for both, TO any address.
TIE CONS TITUTlON,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01

One OF the most valuable cleansing fluids
Tor mems clothing consists Of one pinJ Of
dcodorizcd bcnZinc, Onc-haIf a drachm OF
su4pAiuc ether, the same OF chlUrOiCrm, ono
drachm Of alcohol and q very little good
cologne If IL is used for cleansing coat
collars and outside garments apply with
an old piece OF soft, black silk. For mock
ties, either dark OF light, apply with piece
Of white silk In washing solid black goods
put n tablespoonful in n gallon of warm
water. The mixture viii cost about -
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01

II SO, 81 is only "A question Of time when
bright eyes grow dim, manly steps lose
1irunesS and The visor and vitality $50 enc
iJgaDIa nGW viii be destroyed forever. Get
a book Titled Don't Tobacco Spit on Smoke
Your Lire Away" and learn now No-Io-
Bac. without physical on financial risk,
cures the tobacco habit, brings back the
vigorous Vitality that viii make you both
happy. NO-To-Bac sold and guaranteed
To- cure by druggists everywhere. Book
free. Al. Sterling Remedy Co, New York
CITY or Chicago
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01
WANTED.
scdcr.te LEGAL or city stamps.

Confederate LEGAL or city stamps.
These stamps were issued bv post,naete-s
o. various towns in ls5e-'6l before the reg
UiuE confederate stamps were used They
are in various colors of print and usually
hear The name Of the town, and sometimes
the name OF the postmaster by whom is
sued, With amount .t postage paid We
also buy an denominations Of COME derate
stamps. For fun particulars address with
STAMPED envelope.
STANDARD STAMP COMPANY,
Box Isl, Atlanta, Ga.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01
THE r>IxGnows CORRESPONDENCE.
A. GosSipy Exchange or Views Among
the Ladies' for Themselves.

Mis- Laura Bailey, Nafkinsyille. Miss, wishes
tie address of a Cumberland Presbyterian minis
tt:'~ wife cor SOME -"od woman). "a TAMPA, ila.
Also most lie tthlui locality nosed springs In
saline state. SAID ni formation would be thankful
i received ana postage refunded.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01

AIRS. J.. Bryan Erwin, Greenwood, Fla.-Sirs.
William King. send TO you money order for 81
tor tle Grauy hospital, from nay TWO little dtugh-
teIs, ornr-ia Bryan, age nineteen months, and
Ma. warot NvTan Erwin, igrd eight months.
i.olIu- you much success IN your noble work,
truly yours.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01

From The Detroit Free Press.
lie wa, an oidish man WITH a sooG-natured
face and weed on MS hat, and he sat
down in "a Baker street ear beside another
oldish man with a good-naturcd face and
d weed on his hat. They looked up at each
other and smiled, and the first conner
queried:
wife, take it?'
Yes; and you"
The same"
lad, isn't it?''
VERY bad"
'But time"
'"rme is a great healer"
''Aud in due time both OF us"
And he Winked.
Ana the other man Wiuked.
And the woman across the aisle, with a
faint show OF mourning on, looked out OF
the window and sighed and said:
Yes, of course, the Old reprobates!"
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...,,n.. -. 1InI, nf f:cnr;sin /.

r,ran's Pres. Club al Gcor=in.
. sr7u,l rrres.rz or taa Wouan'e
Club ~ Georgia has inst closed the
s...-.-a-..rr.l session ever ael4 hy ih-i
Lockout mountain was the place se-
n for tf.c I'D setiug liz may s"gln ht-
ursu-e that Tire club should nave some
e. it's own state. but the expressions OF
RI invitation from our sister state
: sr.,.h rs 10 induce our members 90 ac-
and ] express the sentiment OF tho
: body when I say there were no re
-as TO cur decision
10 afternoon at june 18th twenty
e. OF tho club met ~ tl- union oe-
H. occupied q special ear That ha1
fsvIfrd.- ID was q merry party.
mig some pretty girls among u9
tricht faces ami cuccry laughter
aa-5ous-
nv were mot NJ the depot IN Chat
~ Ar. Houston Harper ~ .hc
lrys. and AIR. George u. Fry. ST.,
Es-.rrt af The L4.-.es- T4-ia com
,stcud-i every courtesy r1s-ln-t.
ffarper accompanied turm up lAc
a We left the j pot az 30 Tor
ANN. Tor a while al went 'm"rfE
-iria-e hell" when s. daWne1 upon
4 we were taking very long 10
. ascent. but UPON asking the rsiiy
Y was. 1--WE VIII ie az 1He iau 200
minutes" which Fifteen wHlt,-
lenrthen ont into thirty and then
.tct. Al last Geo tis- midst 90 oar
Tie car came 20 Il e.al stop. unu
Uniformed taat t.1e .a-.ge rAt Civ
aua $50 Wug.I uaAc - walk the
tic way. which .h.y' ealH was only
a. 20 "a miia hut $3.50. 20. ike the
afuutss. loulr'ltur.i a. frrr Instead
luarteE- l-ut 81 WAS e 5sily crowd
arre,i over rl,- gr1s~f lees. li=ht-- hy
a. lllf.rl- uu :he5r u.rnt u.ait-
CErd thc lem al I U'llp.S ca. D.. just
laU.@ Efr.I l--lEiua Af'ta.t.
q =sut nights rest wc w.t-e re-
ana ve-flirI tua Test. ''s1rrow may
FOR /. .-n. urt JOS haI comrin o.
rusaa" p-r cllb was Ulil.I ia orr
#I1 o'clock a. ~. bs The president.
-k. AMI twenty-five answered 90
J GAIA The wl i-au-.a-@ address was
I--.u u.aIr av TIE mayor iut AN
see.i-ut .u tle cable rar prevented
~. ami E.r place wae most nn.y
}. -r Houston Harper. cil editor
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au. FuIlr.r.a. s.U.el I'D tiill-,iL"-
raEe rtasf h.s.s-. .u" a..l finished
s.. E.ss Emily NeL8ws. of THE
s-ar.ui.'r. responded ..laiu.us'y
welcome srsm ibe Tennessee press.
sar .r.uia- address 10 fa- cIub.
forth tr, work ~ the association
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sven Lp 20 KS entertainment aAI
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cry second day. The odor of the onion soon
passes off, but should it be objected to, ten
drops of the oil of lavender and ten grains
of ambergris will overcome the scent.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01

d Of marble caught The glance Of
r1urottis eye.
III .sttL'~i. in its solemn depths, Ike
aoT-ii-ltcd sky.
T. who stood beside him hstened'
In AS DE heard.
I wlIl make au angel Of IL, was the
b. -1r $ WORD
Iet -uon ard cilssl sharp the stub
4 block assliIttl.
Nv by b.1s aui pans by rang the
4 ..1s Intel h'sh and pure. the wax
eFe uu-ShuNC.
4 IN. E..a4L.r ueltly wrought, q Siliic
o. through Jhc stone.
a the chiseTs edge the hair escaped
fIItInE rings
.src IS riulnc WAS siowly freed the
A. 1f a.!t Mrlr1 wia-ss
tltaIy nCEi ari -.u--fui limbs theiF
abe fertsrS si,st.
\ -rs tE Shapes block had been,
angel stood Instead.
VS. ts,at sYr.stc. Oa. hurts that pierce
! shfsnEsrr heart .: mine!
.ar.. ysr rur she Master = Tools, lorih-
p work -ltv 4r-
-. r.st .rIinh'es ne my fcct on,
s rfat mr..E and Iyt
9r. S. bat the clogs that hold my
~ from tna sky.
IT. Of souls. 20 Thee / lit encountered
81 and hand, ,.,.
,or ,ra -ii-ti. set nae free, however
j. the bands.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01

squsst we publish the poem given
III j. one Of the most exquisite gems
is a pleasure To give II Ia our read
/ VIC follow the scJlptor's work m
sking os an angel" We recognize the
shand OF tie sculptor of Souls IN
d ifc-s discipline. and the blows
ART and the pains that pierce our
; are only Intended - last TO set us
Tie poem j. entitled -
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01

TO trouble.
words Of
/ tuck her
admit been
e preacher
tOo-ar. I
ons-ar.'
man Mad
doNolOsy,
MILTON.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01

iai-) John
represent
c. we'd an
presam-
office in
tender his
10 WASH
1t county
congress
4 Watson
fixed for
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blood ard
hHtatfncc
Saraoo
Irify the
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s. mani
rs Sfra
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1895-07-01

The Forty-third Georgia volunteers are
TO hold their reunion this year al Gaines
pie of Gainesville Will give the veterans a
hearty welcome.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-14
WEST BEAVER.

Some of our farmers began plow-
!lg' others are not done husking
|eorn' Our sheriff had been seen on
|Vur streets last week attending to
She sales he has in this end. II. +.
owlneiord is now living on sparrow
|S4up cause, teeth drawn. Geo.
llanbrick and wife of Mfllin county
were were visiting at Aaron Meyers last
|STeek VIM. II. Howells teams are
SSGsy hauling props from the Aaron
olhley tract. Our nimrods report
baiali game scarce, but plenty of
s. Oear The party or parties that
Ip.oie that poor old woman's corn in
sSsaain1erville should be hung to the
Stst lamp post in the town. The
|pehior Inspector and his clerk have
~ aaa some very hot words in regard
y lheir pay for services at the late
lection. The law fixes their pay SO
tS uo.n parties must be satisfied with
tas; tae pay the Judge gives them after
'aahg in the returns. +. f. Hurley
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-11-14

A large and well selected stock of
Shoes, Rubbers, and Hardware, at
Rock Bottom prices at NJ. S. Schroy-
er's. 12-15.95.
Sore Throat. Any ordinary case
may be cured in one night applying
Chamberluin's Pain Balm rs directed
with each bottle. This medicine Is
also famous for it's cures Of rheunla-
tism. lame back and deepseated and
muscular pains. For sale by j. w.
Sampsell, Pcnns Creek, Pa.
The old iewelry stand of Phillip
Swineford, decd, is now in charge
of G. o. Meyer and Co. All kinds
of repairing done on short notice.
All work is guaranteed and our
prices are made to suit the times. A
full line of watches and clocks al
wavs on hand. If.
When your bicycles need repairs,
go to w. ID. Baker, 23i Pine St,
Selinsgrove, Pa, and have it well
done. Bicycles bought sold and ex-
changed. Renting. Instructions in
riding. 4 complete line of cycling
sundries, Second hand wheels al
ways in stock. Agency fo,' the Cele-
brated Columbia Bicycles. tt.
Messrs. G. +. Moore & Co, Newberg.
Ore, say: I'VE sell more OF Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy than all others
put together. aud it always gives
satisfaction. Mr.. J. L. Allen, Fox,
Ore, says: ~ believe Chapberlaip's
Cough Remedy to be the best / have
handled" Mr.. w. III. Hitchcock,
Columbus, Wash, says: "ChaDlber-
lain's Cough Remedy sells well and
is highly praised by all who use it,"
For sale by j. w. Sampsell. Penns
Creek, Pa.
Mrs. w. B. Meek, who resides at
| Camptonvilie, Cal, says her daughter
was for several years troubled at
times with severe cramps in the
stomach, and would be in such agony
| that it was necessary to call in ply
| sician. Having read about Chtmber-
laiu's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
she concluded to try it, She found
that it Away gave prompt relief. 1t
| was seldom necessary TO give the
second dose. at mas not only saved
us lot of worry and time" she says,
but also doctor bills. 1t is my opin
ion that every family should have a
bottle of this remedy in the house"
For sale 10y j. w. Sampsell, Penns
Creek, Pa.