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New-York tribune., 1896-05-25
1tJIrERACY NOT THE GREATEST EVIL.
From The Kansas City Star.

As matter Of fact the greatest ev OF immsrr hs rn
ave nof illiterate The agitators who come 10
preach anarchy ard SOW the seeds OF crime ana as
content are as a rule, fairly learned They can talk
I'm tne English tongue and sometimes IN o.he.
tong,,es and they talk not In favor OF honest enor
10 advance the common interests OF the aiien ana
native.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-25

oxer SIX Hundred PhysicinnS WA.
..o.,r,ha .nd nse "a RI, II. SCHULTIs MlEEHAL ~
lEps They certainly ought TO know which WATERS "'
correct and best In the market
New-York tribune., 1896-05-25
IN THE INTEREST OF LABOR.
from The Chicago Times-Herald.

IL is in the interest Of American labor. peace any
GOOD order that the ilterae and pauper Classes OF
Foreign countries be excluded from our shores ~ II
,ocSSed that the educational test. honestly ana
DDrncticallv applied under Federal law, viii secure
his mucb desired Improvement In the character oil
our immigration
New-York tribune., 1896-05-25
EDUCATION NO TEST.
From The Buffalo Enquirer.

There Is doubt that there Is certain varus a., ~
,eading and writing modern life and some lnteh
rence Is necessary citizenship in republic rea
e. S,hat is pra -ticaIy universal suffrage; but IL Is
r',s,ake 10 suppose reading and writing iol -.
an absolute test OF value In immigration AZ ooes ZOE,
nover Industry or economic value II does h9t Gov,
nossibiIitirs OF development II II be thougnt d. s
tSa franchlse lei that test he applied by tne
and nut in operation ut the polls. Quarantine "o
place for it.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-25
-prprrSr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
Rsp.
Inch.
}().5

In tn.s a White sn.ws the
changes In pressure indicated BY The Trbunes self-
recording The dotted line the tenn
peratura recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune ONCE May 20. a. m.ft was cooler yester-
day and cloudy Of the day. The temperature ranged
New-York tribune., 1896-05-25
RICHARD SIMS.

London, May 2i-The death is announced OF
Richard Sims.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-25

WOODLhwN CEMETERY.
Office No. % f. 23d-st. .
woodawn Station cath Ward) Harlem Railroad
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-03

Major c. 7 Picton il manager of
the state Hotel, az Deui-on, Texas.
which thrtravellng men say is one
OF the best hotels in that section In
speaking Of Chamberlaiu's collie.
Cholera and Diarrhcea Remedy Major
Picton says: II have used it myself
aud in my family for several years.
aud take pleasure in saying that !
consider it AN iuiallible cure for
dhrrhuea aud dysrntery, | always
recommend it, and have frequently
administered it 10 my guests in the
hotel, and in every case it has pruv-
en- itself worthy of unqualified en-
dorsement. For sale by all Druggists.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-03
Road 10 KnoWledqe.

Every one who has the reading
habit-anl everybody reals-h r
one of two objects in view: to &C
quire information or to experience "a
mental PLEASURE, writes "DrOch" in
his Literary Talks" ia the Dcccm-
Der LddicS UOme JOUHdk. No
matter how inferior the book read,
when you sat down To- read you in
tended to learn something new, or
to Kill time, which is Il cOlloquial
way OF saving that you wanted to
turn your mind into pie tsant chan
nels. There is II certain type of mind
that ouly gets pleasure out Of read
ing when Mt the same time it is get
ting knowledge That kind is the
exception, aud 1t reaches full salts
faction only by becoming what we
call scholar. For the mind seek
ing knowledge by reading the sign
boards are many III these days, aud,
instead of the way being narrow and
arduous, there is no other highway
In life quite so carefully marked out
as the road to knowledge. In many
little towns and crossroads the
State has marked the entrance to it
with schoolhouse which Is free to
everybody. And from there, up
through the high school and the
normal school to the college, the
State lavishes money, and rich men
and churches give millions to make
the way plain and easy. In no other
line of effort can so much be had for
nothing as in the acquisition cf
know Wedge. Even for those whose
time is limited by the necessities of
bread earning, there are Chautau
qua circles and University EXtcn-
sion societies. The world was never
so kind To the inqulring mInt rs it
is to-day
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-03
CENTREVILLE.

Serenus Boworsox is on the sick
list e.. 1t is reported that Ira Fess-
Ter, the Oldest son of l. III. Fessler,
is very sick with Dyphthcria....
Daniel Hunt made over $1,000 gal
Ions of cider chs season e. Miss
Hattie Reigle of Middleburgh was
the guest of u. G. Hartman's dur
ing the past week 1t is reported
that master Floyd Miller is sick
with sore throat .P. G. Hart
man and wife were in Middleburgh
on Sunday afternoon .. .Xino Adj
ans aud wife of Winfield were the
guests of John Lichtenwaltar's on
on Sunday ....A. A. Bingaman enc
of Centre townships enterplising
teachers visited his brother Lando
on Sunday .... Mrs. ID. j. Dreesc
and children and Miss Steele OF
Chlllisquaque were the guests OF
Valentine Walters over Sunday.
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Highest of all in Lcavenng Strength S. Govt Report
R@%:a.!!! g! RsxasSE RskiHS
ABSOLUTELY PURE

Fiii0que which divides the Eastern
from the Western Church, was ac-
corded moie than royal hoDors by "A
nation which, 40 far as il believes
religiously, is the eldest born OF the
Western Church, while so far rs
much of its real belief goes, is Vol
tairean, free-thinking, and material
istic. At Cherbourg, at Paris, and
at Chalons, the Gar and Czarina
were overwhelmed by the devotion
and the enthusiasm of the whole
people. These two nations-France
and Russia-represent the opposite
poles of political and religious
thought. They are the extremes of
Europe. Yet they have met and
mingled with n warmth of enthusi.
asm hitherto without precedent.
And whyl What alembic has been
powerful enough thus to dissolve
the ancient traditions of national
hate, and to enable the two people
to fraternize despite every conceiv.
able difference of race. religion. civ
ilization, language, and ideals The
alemhic of fear. The dread of war
aud the distrust of u common neigh
bort is these evils which have
rooted out national autagonisn,
and confronted the world with the
Franco Russian alliance.--From
"The Progress of the World in
December RoCie,o Of Rerie'rs.
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Russia and France.

Europe is still far from having ot-
tanned that stage of paclic ciylliZn.
tion under which whole continent
rs IN America, can be summoned TO
the ballot-boX to decide issues which
otherwise might bayc led to war,
But IN Europe this autumn we have
seen rdpprochcment between oasl
and west which, despite much
croaling, seems to us a hopeful and
encouraging sign. When the Gar
and his wife went to Paris, all France
rose mt them as the pit used to rise
to Garrlck aud Europe found itself
IN the presence of spectacle at once
novel aud startling. The most ab.
solute sovereign in Europe was over.
whelmed with adulation by the re-
public which is the heir and embodi.
ment of the principles of the French
Revolution. A monarch which ey-
cry servant--if rthodox-must
take the sacrament Mt least once n
year in token of their sincerest be-
lief in the mysterious dogma of the
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-03
GRANT AS A YOUNG DEBATER


-Ndqd=tHc JOr DGceniOer.
Apparently Grant entered the
Phllomathean Debating Club Nays
vile, Kentucky !, for the first time at
It's thlrty-thlrd meeting, Januar" 3,
1887. He took a prominent part al
once. BY II curious coincidence the
question for this first evening was,
Resolved, that the Texans were
not lustiiiable in giving Santa Anna
his liberty In the names of the
debaters this night there appears on
the record II. U. Grant. He was on
the affirmative side. He was on the
affirmative side at the thirty-fourth
meeting, with this question, Re
solved, that females WELD greater
influence in society than the males. -
The affirmative side won in this case
ns well as the other. At the thirty
NTH meeting his name appears on
the affirmative of tho question Ga
very vital one at that tlme), Re
solved, that it would not be Just and
polite to liberate the slaves at this
time Again he was on the winning
side. At the thirty-sixth meeting
the name appears ~. Grant on the
affirmative side of the resolution
that "lntcmperance is a greater evil
than war
At the thirty-seventh meeting he
was elected, together with his friend
a II. Markand aud w. Richeson.
as member of committee: he al
so took part in the debate on the
question, Resolved, that Socrates
was right IN not escaping when the
prison doors We're opened to him"
He took the affirmative, and it was
again the successful side. Ard in NIL
the succeeding meetings down to
March ~, 1897, the record shows
nm to have been active; but after
that date his name does not appear.
The proball ties are, that he returned
home to help put in the crop.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-03
WEST BEAVER.

Hurley Fisher and wife speu t
Thanksgiving with his grandfather,
Henry Houser, and were treated to
some choice music BY the Swiss bell
rim gers. Cigars and lemonade were
plentiful for the occasion. Henry
and his better half were also treated
to some choice pieces, for which
they made Their appearance, qrm-in-
arm in grand young style Thomas
Herbster put the finishing touch on
the new bridge at Fishers dam lat
week for which he deserves mucu
credit, but not with the fault finders
as they are too numerous to be in "a
county only by themselves. For
want of hands some our stave
mills are not able to run at night.
Johnny Wagner heads the list fur
heavy hogs his fall N far as heard
from. Two dressed $50 pounds.
VIM. Koch buried his little child on
last Fridav j. /. Howell aud fam
lily left our county on last Monda,
for am1kn whore he expects to
run the Market Street Hotel. Peter
Marks and Amos Wagner wen
along, the former as hosiler and the
latter as bartender Noah is now
the owner of new Breech loader
All big game such ns sparrows must
keep out of sight il they want tn sec
Spring Il. +. Swiueford was KEEP
busy part of last week hauling
slaves to Adamsburg for shipment
=. Hon. II. III. Gri nm and wife OF
the county seat, were seen on our
streets last week.
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1uckien's lr,,Irn SaIyc.

The BEST SALvEIn the world for
Cuts, bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt
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Piles, or 40 pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Graybill,
Garman Il Co., Richfeld and all
Druggists.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-03

is treated in sacred confidence, unless
publication is requested by the writer,
She says To Mrs. Pinkham -"
wish you would publish the circum-
stances of my case, in order that other
women may be benefited by my eXpe-
ricnce.
~ doctorcd nearly all the time for
two years. spent several hundred
dollars without receiving much benefit.
Last June wrote to you and described
all my aches and pains. Such long
list as there was: headache, back
ache, bearing-down pains, terrible
soreness, constipation, dizziness, feel
ing of extreme lassitude, irregularity
and nausea; but yol answered my
letter and told me just what to do. l
followed your advice.
After taking eight Bottles OF the
Vegetable Compound and three bot
ties of blood Purifier, am glad to
write you that have not enjoyed such
good health for years, and / am able
to do ali my own work. can surely
sound the praises Of Lydia +, Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, and
number of my friends are taking il
upon my recommendation" ."-MRs. w
L. ELLIOTT, LScomb. Iowa.
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NNIpows, ,AppRAlsEMENr.-yn.

WIDOWS APPRAlSENENTN. -Nw4
w by given that the lUllNr, va
praisements under thcf3tUlaw base 4
with the Clerk OF the urWH, DHt I
county for Combination ul N.l.-'
day Of Dec. 1876.
Appraisemcnt Of Rchrcr. NUH =
Joseph MeiSer, late of chapman lfa
CO., Pa, deed, under tur iw ,l-'
Appraisement Of Elizabeth E'1r 4
David NJ. BOtdOrt. late u' NN.i. j
Snyder Co., Pa, deceased, under u'N'
tlOn law.
AppralScment Of Annie H. Brl5Mf
Daniel VI. Brubaker, late N VI
Snyder CO., Pa, deceased, uuDF w Y
emptiOn law.
&c. SCIIuJi "a
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The Record of remarkable cures effected
enables us ,ruthfully TO say that Hoods sarsa.
parilla is the only true blood purifier prominent
ly in the public eye today. Get only Hoods.
Hoods Pills are the best family cathartn
and liver medicine. Harmless. reliable. sure.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-03

Ripans Tabules cure billousness.
Ripans Tabules cure bad breath.
Ripans Tabules: at druggists.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-03
Accounts.

The following Account, lNcleitsI
ined and passed IN the PrNUuIHa7s \
Will be presented 10 the ury wf { 4
Pleas for confirmation. All psNs 4
viii take notice.
First and final account NJ g.. W 4
slgnee OF the assigned D,l.icU : I
Of Union Twp, Pa.
&c. SrgolI
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The only scienti-
fic cure for the
Tobacco habit.

Has cured thousands
where other remedies
failed, write for
proofs.)
Does not depend on
The win power of the
user. 1t is me cure.
Vegetable y harmless.
Directions are clear;
Use all Tobacco VOu
rant until BacO-Curo
notifies YOU TO stop.
Is the Original Writ
en- Guarantee Remedy
.hatreiundS your mon
y II II fails To cure.
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BaCO-CurO
BaCO-CurO
BaCC-CurO
BaCO-CurO
baCO-CurO.

InNtsIglte HacO-tur0 hVIOTe taKlng any
remedy for the Tobacco Habit.
All druggists are authorized to sell Baco- euro
with our iron clad written guarantee.
One box SlO0; boxes Guaranteed cure) s2.N II
your lruggist does not keep IT, we VIII send IT, Write
Tor free booklet and proofs.
EUREKA CHEMICAL A MIG. Co, Lacrosse, Wis.
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Fllst ana fiDal account UT A -
mlnistratOr OF the estate N ltpI -
OF West Beaver Township. Deceased
First and flnal account N Wn.Jus
or, executor OF the estate N HefT1 y
or and Attorney IN Fact fort.e gst1
tees OF said deceased.
The account OF Peter IlelSar s8r,c
the estate Of John llCiscr. late o'Jl'T,|
ship, deceased.
First and final account OfA. Kra-
Bingaman. executors Of the e,up 4
Specht, late OF Beayertown, deceased
Final account OF calvin STEELE, a,I
the estate OF Elias Hummcl, laie iH1
deceased.
First and final account u j. B. Sr.,
miniStrator OF the estate offs. {. ht,1
o; Spring Twp. deceased.
Account Of George ShOtshorc.r Gu.I
Charles Il. lieintzelman, a minor g I
Helntzelman, deceased.
First ana final account Of EnfLI
and sSavilla A. Musscr, admr, Ntlt,sl
A. Musser, deceased.
GEO. VI. SHlNDn
Middleburg, Pa, Noy.lG, 1896 I'D
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A DEMONSTRATORS NolNiII l I

estate OF A j. BowersoN, lale w b,al
Snyder county, Pa, decd, lawn t,,ds
to tho undersigned, all person, M
selves indebted to said esta,c Gs ~
make immediate pay ment' sssthis
claims will present them dui!
the undersigned. poWggs
Nov. &c.
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Dr.. Smith will be in his Office at the Central Hotel in
Middebursh, Monday. Dec 21, from a M tiIt I
~ iso III Scnsgrove at the Keystone n ote on ! ues
day, Dee. 22, from a. till p. Free Consu ultation
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- ! X. wOOnGs,rn.
S.M. ?RENOSr, Gen'l Manage, "

REGISTERS NOTICES.-Nr....,-
sen that the following rlv.i y
iiled their Administrators. Gg.-r. \
cCutOrs' accounts in the Erg.,.-.,s,| \
der county. and the same Will b. y
confirmation and allowance atm \
In Middleburgh. Monday. Dec. d ,~
Final account ofWm. Ruml, pt.-
estnte ot Henry NJ. Rearlph. de.U.-
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'I'G hNINl "Dtn IAl'
ETIG-GpTCEZ: E-lENlbI
pre- iurrG the above .ults 10 'o9a|
powerfully aud quickly ,w.s N.
hounl men wlli regain tAe.r lH' I.
mon Will recover thor NH",li" '
h''iEO, IL quickly aul u-pl '
lcHs Loot Vitality, Impotence Ns-J
Lost Power Failing Memory Nar"I
all Effects OF selt.abuse or excess a..
which units one for study, bl-ia''.
not only cures b. starting at ne 80, ~ ~,
rs great nerve tonic aud blool NV.
ing back the pink glow to pale w
storing the iire of youth. u "lI Ipd(
and Consumption. Insist on hinl. n
other. IL can be carried IN vest "a
Sl.OO per package. or six for sow n
tive written guarantee 20 cur
tho money. Circular free. Ad.t' ~
a0YAL MEDICINE co.. I'll WllHa iIi'D
For sale at Mlddlebursn' "a
VIII. sPANGLE&
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! so m daily arriving ar III.
baltimore 6 20 . m Wu.i|ng
York 933 a m Weekday. 10 ,.r,l
I 80 IN daily atrillua afpI.sl''
New York ] i3 y M Baltim.r.,t,,
ton 10 l6am
l5i y IN, week days arriving rp,l
Q % I NJ. New YORK g23pu. Il.
Washington Z l5pm
Trains also leave Sunhury at 4-,.
and 30 p m, for HARRISBURG. r5,'1
Baltimore
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TED -iFl IDEA y Eeo 3oSgs Sa9 siIaI t4iRS n.
...sH Ttt-.,r tyytnet your ideas they nicy
'.- vsflth. Mr..a JOHN WEUDEi,
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20. -l. -hH,r &. -'l -l4aa Offer.
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Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartic.
Ripans Tabules cure dizziness.
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rs a tn Tor Cntawissa and Ii.,.,.
> - "a ~, . 80 a M and S4.rl,,.t ~
! ~ m 10 20 am, On = m. 60
kiu nud Mount Carmel Z
sunday 10 90 . IN for Wlkob,,..
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PENNSYLVANIA ! R.Il,s
Sunbury & Lewistow"> Y "
In effect Nov Il "a ~
| pis. | sr.r,ohiN
SkLINsGRovE ACcovv

ohhiNSdtoNE ACCuNvon.-
Connecting with trains o,yca
Leave Selinsgrove Jc Ar,is.V u
545 + NJ n''''e a, y.
Trains leave Lewistown .I,,'. .'
ass m, 10 ~ y m. lopm.o. 0'ue'
for Altoona, Pittsburg and - hir]
For Baltimore and wosbir."ef
J 33. 80. COP IN For pbusi.,,e 2 q.
York y IS n m. lO9 1 "a Itoll, Fta 4
Harrisburg i5a m and os sV ana lln1
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Ripans Tabules one CIV"
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SACRED CONFIDENCE.
NO WOMhN'S LETTER PUBLISHED
EXCEPT BY REQUEST.
Mrs. Pinkham's Tender Relations with
the Suffering OF Her scN-womcn who
Cannot Hide Their Happiness.

There is class of women who, from
their own experience, sympathize with
their suffering sisters, and in order
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zoos % IN, week days afr'.r, .,,
3Gupm New YORK 553p n, b M
Washington IiOpm 4
5ii p ~ daily arritiny p.H.....
II Is y IN New YORK assam M, ~
S'Opnl week days airN.rg IN,
{ Boa M New York 13}au OUT
'ITnfua u1., H.. q.
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Philadelphia & Ere R Rn,,I
" AM
NORTHERN CENTRALR,r.I
Trains leave Suubury daily e,,''a
IS a IN Tor Willismspor, a,t sra
; " q m for Relleiontr Erls s,I y !, !, I'd.
gi3 q m for Lock Haven. Tyro,, T,, V'ai,i
J ~ y IN for Bellrfonte kar' !, ',r. ~. AalnI
5 iop IN for Remove and ElpI,, Al'tta
. 25 y m Tor Lack Haven
sunday : 3a m for Erie eanlC,...
pisam for Lock Haven AMI s1. saa.t'l
Transport 'ofs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-26
DENzER SIZED UP.
A Look at the Young Man Through
Chicago Eyes

CHICAGO, Sept. 25.-Pitcher Denzer,
the sturdy pitcher of the ST. Paul club,
who has Teen signed for the Ansonian
stars of 1897, was in the city yester-
day He iSN a well-built, resolute-look-
ing vrung man, who, judging from all
accounts. is likely to become a Chicago
favorite Denzer's home is in small
town near st. Paul. In fact, he IS mere
" a farmer who has graduated into
majar league company in one year,
for DenZer never played a professional
game until this season. Some enc who
had seen the athletic young man break
ing board fences with his -and-outs
persuaded ComiSkey to give him a
trial, just as hundreds of other man.
ayers have been persuaded to give
hundreds of other novices trials. CO.
miskey expected nothing of man who
never had played professional ball;
1t was not much trouble to give him a
trial. But the test turned out differ
emily from what he expected The
visitor showed that he had speed in
trials, and then when he was put in e
game he showed that he had good
nerves and good judgment. Manager
Comlskey himself says that Denzer
has been his standby this season in
the box. II have worked him pretty
hard" said Comiskey yesterday, but
he has always been willing and has
stood the work we'll"
Depzer is modest about what he ex-
poets to do, but says he is glad to get
a chance in tie Zig league under An
seE, about whom he has read since a
hoy Ny arm is perfectly SOUND, .
he says, land l know OF nc reason
Why l shoi1ld not do better next year