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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-14
sHERIrrs' DErAkl

stolen from near wnii !, \.
horse, bald face all four . IN. N
White belly. Taken By ,..,'SiI
~ wears old; abost , ~ y, =
Il, curly hair, lOns sa, y,
and has two scars 90 rlsn' x
s sif Robert Cox. Also az. az =, NJ
in Gr@nyllle. Texas, Nv. W. !, (
OF. heavy pockets, y. n
md saddle and SO u, 70, ~ ~
Sheriff. Wharton "pI B
strayoa or stolen nv, 1s..,,i y
december vn Q. 1895, one fS =. =. d
both hind feet . .SSaias 81
brown horse ,.. m M FIX ss' 10 NJ
p pay So for horse and V Wss,s |
iIsa. sheriff, Wharton. i
s,rayoa or stolen from q, a. y
December s,, . \ ls ssss = ssIaE ~
in %0 irsu aeI both ears 4 a. 2, ! vi
has A small white ~ ~, Il a.
S say i %; ;%' .ss ~: \!
Rleh, sheriff, wnA. III
WI. n.. had .'.Is a.
the the I left ihish .nd sas. n 4 o|
s M1w Iprwsaanfsis, rss..
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Poultry show a.

Fort Worth, Texas, DsUaIsl
big poultry show closed tHt'|
most interesting and puhus I
The attendance has incrwsa 4
day. indicating the interest ~
the general public. Chicken =
made Il the occasion Of ccsx
and methods, and, the tsa
only very gratifying to tho ~
association but will give 40 -.
industry throughout North la'
1t has never had before. ,a
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PROSPECTIVE LEGISLATION.
Ideas Of What the Coming Legisla-
ture Viii DO.
MANY AND VARIOUS REFORMS NAMED
Asssgnnssnt Law the Most Talked
About-l.abor ORGANIZATIONS and
Convict Labor-Licenses.

Austin. Texas, December 12.-(Stan Cor
rospondencc Public sentiment has taken
such a turn In favor OF applying the Aus-
tralian ballot system throughout the State
that II is expected that In rcsponse thereto
an effort will be made In the Twenty fifth
legislature 10 universallzc It. The conlon-
ton Is that in the interest OF fair cleo
tons an official ballot. an is provided In
cities Of 10000 or more inhabitants. should
bc printed for use mt all election boxes by
the commissioners courts no aA to prevent
the circulation OF deceptive tickets prepared
for the especial purpose OF taking In UNI
sophisticated voters.
The necessity OF requiring sutfragans In
the country precincts TO register is not
urged. but II 10 suggested that II would be
well TO prohibit election Judges from going
into the booths and assisting IN the prcpa-
region OF ballots except where tha voter is
blind. aud also that IT should be made a
nisdeinoanor TO eiectionoer within 100
yards OF the polls.
II may be said without violating CON
hdencc that those who are expressing tho
opinion that the next legislature viii be
more liberal than It's immediate prcde-
esssor In tho matter OF appropriations Will
find that their Judgment is at fault The
promptings OF tina executive department
VIII all lie In favor Of n maintenance Of the
economical policy which has DISTINGUISHED
the pr,eent administration thtrr bntnt. no
doubt as 10 the determination of the GOV
"h"t 10 Keep governmental expenditures
witain The limit OF General revenue re.
ia q
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TWO FUNERALS

Tho funeral of Mrs. Louise Fouacho tonk
place from her late residence on Nineteenth
street this evening. and the remains OF
Mrs. l.. II. Hennn were conveyed TO their
last resting place from tho family resi-
d,nce ON Third street
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Bignmist Sentenced.

Livingston. Texas, December 10. DIR. j.
X Miles, the muchly married man. was
today sentenced to ten years confinement
in tho state pcnitentiary for bigamy. lilo
was shaved. had his hair cut and was
neatly attlred. making much more
presentable appearance than when playing
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crazy during his trials, al MI
passing strange that one y ~
he so captivating % 10 ban I
handsome and apparently iar1s
ladies'. and all on short aeahl
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Giddlngs. Texas, Dessns ~
court convened on The im ~
dockets have been elssrs
nineteen criminal cases y. .m p
one mistrial.
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fecos' Texas, December lin John.
son 4 Herds saloon tonight Adam Hooker
cut one Mexicau's throat and two others
IN the arm Very little hopes OF the one
cut In the throat recovering.
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Prohibition prcxntI,,

''ut'o' Texas. December i2-ln the pre-
cinc' election for prohibition to-day the
vote stood for 22i, against 80. The vol,
Sas light, Estimated majority for prohi.
billion In precinct 200.
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Austin City Council.

Austln, Texas, December IA meeting
Of the city council WAS held tonight and
the aldermen recently elected installed.
alderman Lynn was reelected president
Of The council.
The mayors annual message was read
and contained several Recommendation,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-14
RIG CATTLE DEAL.

I.i,tloAeld n White of'this ohy Yesterday
sold to Wltherspoon Bros, OF Gainesville
1000 steer cattle from their Masyn county
ranch at $22 per head.
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LODGE ELECTIONS.


| Alvin, Texas. December Sat regular
p,,,,a. ,.., 1T, a.. ,ouoy,,ry onic,rs
var. .,.,c,n, ,or ,h., ,rs,,r, form. II II
/ Kin, e CT y ,<.,,r,ms v C., nr. J.
IL Cannon r.s,a,,. - Abraham Al Of
| AZ - ~ n,,.Ia,.t Al "a / pa,e Al
| 49, n ,m,.,,su nr y and & a. IA
I x,,,n,,rs "A T.. ~ nan Il n. g.
iIaas ,',.r,o,,, ~, =, ,.rs,S I.odcs
Temple. Texas. peeemher lo-The new
lodge Of Odd Fellows, William Dunn lodge
| No. i3S, held their first election of officers
lac, v,op ond ,ho n,rL win bs IN the
80 =, -
h"""S vi 'h' ioiio"'hs' D. no''"' Az VI
). j. Payne, V. G., c. w. sturdcvant. Soc
totaiy; G. Lucdkc. treasurer. ;. Eluck'
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Alvin. Texas. December Sat regular
meeting Of Alvin lodge No 1856 knights OF
Pythias, last night the following Officers
were elected for the ensuing term: H. IL.
King, c. c.; J. II. keinmms. V. C.: Or. J.
II. Cannon. prelate a. c Abraham. NJ Of
W. l.. W. Murdoch, NJ. Il. j. j. Pate, NJ.
F. l.. u. Carlton, X. or Il. and s.; Z. H.
Kcinmms. NJ. A.. +. G. lielt. l. e., I. G.
Edwards, o. G.. a. s. Lacy. trustee; #. a.
Haas. representative TO Grand Lodge.
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The slate makers and more or less re.
liable political oraolcs are Worrying a great
deal over Who Secretary Of State Mayneld' \
Successor is 10 be Names galore are be
ns mentioned In connection with 'th- office.
hht 70 is pretty clear that those who at.
doing The most guessing IN this connection
fho" the least whereof they apeak. for
when the much-lnl,cd OF appointment Is
announced It Is apt 20 prove quite a sur
prise.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-14

olive, Texas. pccenlber II. -- At a regu-
lar meeting Of Olive Lodge. X. of H.. No.
the ensuing term j. a. Burg. die. l.. G.
Gaintr yice-dic., Geo. II. Byrn, asst. die
w \. Moody. rep. a. j. Daudruaux. ru.
rep; V. A. rcty treas; r. Ii Norvcll
CHIP, o. j. Burg. guide; John Rawlscn.
guardian; VIM. Cook. sen; trustees. j. #.
Mcdonald, II. II. Norvcll. A. Miller.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
NEW BERLIN.

Mrs Robert Cornelius died on
Sunday morning. She was about 81
years Old. She was a devoted chris
tion and a kind mother: .SamueI
Wolf is wearing n smile since n
bounciug boy came to his house to
stoy Rumor has it that there are
Going to be number of wedding.
over Christmas. L. f. Bilger and
Nelson Albert drove to Krat2ervillo
on Sunday. C. Aurand, Maurer's
oblicing clerk, who was sick for a
long time, is so well that he is able
TO walk to the store and back but Is
unable TO do any work On Sgtur-
dav morning Harry Seebolds barn
had caught fire by Harry upseting
his lantern, but fortunately the fire
was cxtinguished before it spread
A few minutes more and half of the
town would have been on fire ..
The town schools have closed for n
two weeks vacation The drama
rendered by the college boys was a
success . . Paul Reitmeyei is sick
with pneumonia. .Jerre Maize s
daughters, who had been sick, are
better again.
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Caution Notice.

The undersigned, NJ Y. Womer hereby gives
notice that he did purchase at Constable sale
Ton the premises Ol Napoleon BrOsius In Perry
TWP, Snyder CO., Pal on Dec. II, 1896 the fol-
lowing personal property belonging 90 Peter
Fisher and left the same IN possession OF Henry
Fisher upon said premises M his pleasure there
fore cautions an persons not 10 meddle or Inter
lere whatever with said property at their peril :
4hOrses . COWS. 2hellcrs, 2 bulls oliver chilled
plOw, double and single tree, I sets harness, two
collars, bride, buggy harness, ty nets, l horse
wagon, spring harrow. Cultiyatur, plOw, single
trees. Islpd. wheel barrow top buggy, forks q
fat hogs brood SOW, q ShOats so chickens 2
turkeys, 500 bushelSp pf corn on the ear, ~ bush.
els oats. 90 bus potatoes. cook stove flxtures
2 bed steads and bedding, bureau Hour chest /
wood box, ~ yds carpet. ~ iruit Jars, crooks 10
crooks apple butter, bbls. vinegar dishes. lin
and glassware, axe, grubblng hoe, y interest In
1850 acres OF wheat In the ground y interest In 10
acres oi rye In the ground 1900 chestnut shing-
les more or less
NJ, +. WOMER.
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The Discovery Saved His Life.

Mr. G.. Gailouette, Druggist, Bea
yersville, ILL.,, says: ITO DR.. Kings
New Discovery owe my life. Was
taken with LaGrppe and tried al
the physicians for miles about, but
of no avail and was given up and
told could not live. Having DIR
Kings New Discovery in my store
sent for bottle aud began its use
and from the first dose began to get
better and after using three bottles
was up and about again. 1t is worth
its weight in gold. We won't keer
store or house without it," Get q
free trial at Graybill. Garman 4
Co.'S store, Richfeld, Pa. and al
druggists.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
COLUMBIA CALENDAR FOR 1897.

The twelfth annual issue of the
Columbia Pad Calendar has made
It's appearance in more pleasing form
than ever before, having scattered
through its daily leaves many charm
Eng illustrations, with an appropriate
Thought or verse for each day in the
year. Among the topics are bicyc-
Ing, outdoor life, and good roads.
HE cycling fraternity, to say moth
fng OF the general public. has ac-
3guired a decidedly friendly feeling
ior the Columbia Calendar, and its
hnnual advent is always looked for
ward to with interest and pleasure.
The 1897 calendar contains uni.
que arrangement of dates that will
prove very helpful and convenient
% busy men, and plenty of space is
Pilowed for memoranda, so that the
plock may be used as a dairy, or in
w, event will become storehouse
III The many little things one desires
70 De reminded of day by day.
The twelfth edition is bright with
contributions from friends and ri
pefs OF the Columbia bicycle, for
snch host OF friends has the calen-
aar acquired that it has become n
customary practice for wheelmen all
1er the country to iot down their
est thoughts and inspirations after
NV eAhilaratlng influence of Co
ihpla ride and send them in to
5lEEa.lten the calendars pages. In
ldltion, the moons phases are in
lcated Tor the benefit of those who
iding. ' ''''0 '0' MS ~
One feature of the calendar is its
sat stand, so arranged that the
,ocN @ can either be used upon the
esK or hung upon the wall.
Inc calendar can be obtained for
e tTWo-cent stamps by addressing
~ calendar Department of the
pe op,,oaa Aala9nfacturing Company at
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NOW as TO COST,

| will apply my weather strip to
windows and doors at > cents per
foot. Bottom strips - each. Hard
wood strips, G. Il ID. at g cents
per foot, Hard wood bottom strips
at 90 cents each, allowing dis
count according to amount applied
to Il building, TERMS: Cash when
job is completed and satisfaction
guaranteed. Yours at command,
GEO. VI. NOEL, Agent, VcrdiIIa. Pa.
\. B.-I will call with working
model and estimate what is needed,
if desired. l2-l7-4t.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24

The publishers of "The Philadel-
phia Press" announce that they will
give free to every reader of "The
Sunday Press" art calendars for
1897, worth easily Sl.00. The caleu.
dars will be in four parts, one OF
which will be given free with "Ihe
Sunday Press on each of the next
four Sundays-December 20, Decem
Der y, January 3 and January 10
The first part will be supplied with
a silken cord, which will serve to
fasten all the parts together. Each
part is work of art which will
beautify any room. The supply OF
these calendars is limited, so that
all who want them had better order
The Sunday Press in advance.
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January 9TH.
Beginning of next session of
Bloomsbury State
Normal School.
Write for information to
J.P. WELSH, Principal.
Reduced Rates tO Washington ON Ac-
count Of the Inauguration VIA Penn.
syIyanin Railroad.

For the benefit OF those who desire 20 attend
the ceremonies incident 10 the Inauguration OF
road Company VIII sell excursion tickets "a
washington March /, ., 3, and valid TO return
from Marcn to 3, at the following rates From
New York $500; philadelphia, IS 10 Baltimore
Al "a, Harrisburg, s5.C6 WllllamspOrt ss.sg
Baifalo stl 20 Rochester, Sl0,4s Altoona ana
plttsburg $40 90 and from all other stations on
lAe Pennsylvania system at reduced rates.
This Inauguration will be a most Interesting
event and will undoubtedly attract a large num-
Der OF people rom every section OF the country.
The magnificent facilities OF the Pennsylvania
Rairoad make this line the fay0Tite route 10 th o
national capital az all times, nnd hs enormous
e1ninnent ana splendid terminal advantages at
Washington make II especially popular on such
occasions.
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Pennsylvania Oe'tsch.
y,ucn cnuns Democrat
Schliffeltown, Diitzember ., 1896
u,srsp DRooKsR:-E Es is now

u,ucn Cnuns Democrat
Schliffeltown, Daitzember 3, 1896.
MrsrsR DRooKER:-E Els is now
,,o;ner os'n gonsy wuch s,dder leu
nv lstshter breef g'shrivva hob, un
now no. will ich der aw my excuse gev.
we bisht du uf gapost in der rum.
,a,;cks bisnessf Es hut ordlich
9oai Io,t os ebmohls mai odder wenu-
;eSer fun seller arfawrung hen, aver
iuao ,vou, enmch ebber abberdich wunn
erGigich is derwaega un VIII wiss,a
yass de rale g'wittrlch, roat gleed
;ch base rummatic Ks isos aw bi3ness
ma,n'd. luss n yusht amohl tsu meer
annma In I'm ich deuk ich con so amen
Oordl;ch rooter hint gevva derweaga
vfin monneerlicher wake, aver for
;nst;ce du tzu'm subject mus mer
!,vordta usa os mer narryats in der
paovel finn'd odder hared fun pred
j,cber uf der consel odder on der
brayer meeting.
Icb denk du waisht wass ich name
de ferjlggerty, ferflomty un fer.
hlasdity rummalicks os all de roat
ba;sa nm wittericha fires wardta
nns % ame rous briugt for justice du
,yn'm subiect-sell exolain Us war
nm ich de letsht wuch kae breei
g'shrivva hob.
AYERS arricksht is now ferbei,
ANYHOW. for desmohl, un ich bin III
Jer huffnuug os my goota un feela
ireind mich now aw excusa.
PR ScHwEFFRLBRENNER
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Hard OF Hearing tor - Year
Caused by Catarrh, and cured
by DR.. Salu.

Rev j. u. Iulst,r SWulr.. p..
Replying 10 Your inquiry. 20. 20 testimonial
WIN my lFnnlurr. published ny mr. Sum. win
say lltl WAS under his treatment fUr TEN
months Tor my hearing. n was Clttrth uf the
mlldIr Ear, ana Ike yourself could hear better
som" days than others. hear better IN noise Wy
nearing was very much Improved by the treat
mthi, thd have mo- doubt, hut tuIl hp rIu help
you. Dr Sniln appears tO be- an honest man and
ne VIII tel YOU the truth, whether hr eat help
You or not. II were you, would certainly con
SUIT hlm. was longer afflicted than YOU. Ny
hearing was bud IN one ear for about ai years.
and Ia the other iurubuut - or - years. Hoping
That your hearing VIII De entirely restored / rc.
main. Isaac ilcrsOn. BE- ford Bedford co., IA.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
Sale Register.

Notices Of sale Will bc inserted free under
this heading when the sale bills are printed at
this Ofice when the bills are not printed at
this Office iOccutS VIII be- charged, Persons cN-
pecting TO have sale should select date ana
have IL Inserted Ia this column.
Thursday. March Is, ~ miles north of Middle
burgh, John Deahcr VIII sell horses, $
head OF cattle ana farming implements.
TUESDAY, March 23 2mlleS North Of Selnsgroye
Danlcl Long win sell farming stock and
machinery Farming material Is new,
used only one season,
Tuesday, March 10, one mile east oI llartleloh.
Henry Grubb VIII sell horses, II mead OF
cattle aTd lot Of farming implements.
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After the Country Doctors had Give.
en Him up as lncurablc, DR.. Salm
Cured Him.

| must truly sly that Dr Sllm has treated me
wei nud have Improved wonderfully under MS
slllliul treatment, even after our country doe
tors all gave mc up as lucuwulr. i FMuiuruluNu yer
FdNtcLNlllc Snyder co, Pa, Aus. &c. 1895.
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For years have had n bad case Of Ca'arrh.
took cold continually ana always hud hc.dluhu:
a bad stomach, as wen aud too many accom-
panylng troubles 10 mention llut now. after
Only a short treatment OF DR.. Sulm am almost
a mem man. Henry 1rcou.
Sunbury! NJrtAd co., Pa, Snut. yth, 1891.
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Glad Tidings.

The grandspecnc for the prevailing malady
Of the age, dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Rheu-
matism, COsIlyeness, General Debility, etc, Is
Iiacons Celay King for the Nerves. THIS great
herbal tonic stimulates the digestive organs,
regulates tht Liver ana restores the system to
Large packages SOC and 25c. Sold only by X. IL.
Walters Penns Greek, Pa, J. W. Decker Rich
lleld, s. II. u)well. Mcclure and W. II. Herman,
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Cuturrl und I3rprsliti-. Cur.d 10y
Dr. SuliIt.

For some years have been lu bad health. sur
tered very much nom titHrrh ana bronchitis.
lost N'.u continually, Cuurh.l % great doll aud
there 'lt rni s"rn iU Doe spot about iUH that
didrul NtHn. Su went tO Dr Sb'U. Nlup comes
mere utul! four weeks. tur treatment I am so
much pleased with the Improvement thIt want
every uu" lo know u. can eat iIurlN t'ul q good
deal stronger ana know ! VIII -oun De- mg .clI
again. Mr, hcuiy kctHtu.
suuhury, Northd co., Pn. sept ON IsqG
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Case ofCnturrl cured bNr IDr. Snlun
Rcy j. u. Lester Swalcy ps.

luHlN idlN' lb llHIl Ib"liAs nf.
Sllm treated my - yc1r old boy tor CuIfrh IA
the head, and cured him IN months. I dom
Know whether he can cure You or not, but on
examination he WIN tel Nuu the truth. I know
a man here, that he examined. Uui lo told him
lhnt he could not hc cured. / know other pclplc
mat hr ha, done great deal ur good, mo other
eases. Ben. l. Limhrr.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24

the same work. Their duties
compel them to- be ON their feet from
morning to night, and many of them,
in short time, contract these dis
trcssing complaints called female
diseases"
Then occur irregularities, suppressed
or painful menstruation, weakness,
indigestion, lcucorrhUa, general de
bility and nervous prostration.
They are bcSet with such symptoms
as dizziness, fantncss, laSsitude, cx-
citability, irritahility, nervousness,
slccplcssnrss. melancholy. "all-gonc q"
and t-to-hc-left-alouc" feelings,
blues and hopclcssncss.
In such eases there is one tried and
true remedy. Lydia H. Pinl,hum' 5
Vegetable Compound al once removes
such troubles. The following is y
sample:
"My dear Mrs Pinkham After
writing you, and before your answer
came, was too miserable 20 20 To tho
store, and so lost my position. That
was five week, ago. / um now blcl,
again in my old place, and never felt
So well in all my life. The bear
ing-down pains and whites have left
me, and | am not bit nervous or
blue. Life looks brighter to me. |
don't get tired, my temper is real
sweet, and could scream right out
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-12-24
A SUMMER SAIL

in ladies' shoes is a pleasant
voyage afoot. For the pleas
ure II gives, there's no sail
like our sale. T. owds are
enjoying it, and securing the
prettiest, coolest and best fit
ting Summer shoes now man
ufactured, at prices which
buyers find it II pleasure to
pay. For house or street
wear, pleasure or every day
practical purposes, walking,
riding, or driving, we supply
the ideal shoes demanded bv
fashion ANA the dictates OF
individual taste. Ladies.
whoever claim yorr hands,
by all means surrender your
feet to these shoes.
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Cured olSl0uaeh, LiVI and GeIYa T0llIs nY d. slim.

For more than years have had bad st0m
ache Liver ana Nerve trouble. Became so wca.e
that couldn't work any moro. For SIX ana one
half years have tried The best doctors ln mis-
county but got worse and worse, but now, after
short treatment with Dr. Salm, / am able To
attend 10 my daily lahors again, putting IN a
good days work Eat spcuddly and have
gairn greatly In weight. PhlliD II Enders
Dalmatia. NUrthd CO., Pa, Sept. ., lsgG.
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Rccciycd Grrnl H-nnGl

hyCnon
Pa
"T Medical
box zoo q
restore
lHg auda IrIy
m
n Cances,W ,Wafsmo
lc UItst
BOX 90 Columbus
Town. Hot" Day. Man
1owsDarg Cameron Tn% ~ 10 81 % % 81
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DR.. nlNIn EEMnElYS

Which used and aner taking nyc bottles It
cured mo. II great medicine aud works As
sure as coal does in locomotive Thi' mcd'
cine has done much tJr lne
Itisa never failing specific IN diseases OF the
skin. liver Kidneys and blood ana cures where
all other treatment, au
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LAFAYETTE lodge,
No. iel, p. a A. NJ.
Scliusxrove, Pennsylvania.

Lafayette Lodge, No. 1874, +. & A.
NJ, met at Selinsgrove last Thurs
day evening and elected the follow.
ing officers: w. NJ, Calvin Il. Meyer
of Freeburg ). W., Geo. A. Hams
of Salem; j. W., Prof. Juo. Wood
ruff of Selinsgrove Secretary, II. f..
Miller, Jr. Treasurer, ). Weis, 81
linsgrove Representative to Grand
Lodge, Geo. VI. Wilmer OF Salem.
After the meeting the lodge as.
sembled at the Keystone Hotel,
where Percival Keispr, tho genial
proprietor, had invited the brethren
to partake of delicious and palat-
abb lunch to which all did ample jus.
tice. A vote of thanks was extend
ed by the lodge to Mr.. Keiser and
Rev. Jacob Yutzy was designated to
express the words of appreciation
cherished by the lodge. The rever
end gentleman in his usual happy
way fulfilled the mission delegated
to him. The lodge has issued the
following directory for 1897.
MEETING NIGHTS FOR 1897.
Saturday, Jan. Is. Monday, July II.
Moyday, Feb. 10. Tuesday, Aug. TO-
Tuesday. Mar. 16. Wedu'sdy. Sep. s.
Thursday, Apr. 10. Friday, Oct. S.
FRIDAY. MAY IL Monday, Nov. s.
Saturday, June II. Monday, Dec. 6.
Sr. JoHN's DAY, MoNDAY, Drc. -, '97.