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q new man In health and strength.
81 therefore feel II my duty and
great pleasure TO recommend this cx.
cellent remedy, DIR. Greenes Nervura,
which certainly has done so much for
me-"
Rev. +. II. Buffum, of Winchester, y.
H., who is Grand Army Chaplain for
New Hampshire, says:
THE remedial effect OF DR.. Grccnc's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy on the
weaknesses and nervous prostration of
my wife, was so positive and speedy
that we can heartily testify to its up-
doubted merits"
Presiding Elder Rev j. W. Walker.
of Fort Dodge, Iowa; Rev. G. ID. K.
Meacham. pastor Baptist Church, Town
send, VI; Rev. G. l.. Wells, OF Hard
wick, Vt; Rev. Henry Langford, OF
Weston. w. Va, and many other we'll
known ministers of the Gospel in all
parts Of the country, all of whom have
been cured by this great remedy, en-
Enthusiastically urge the people To use DR..
Grccnc's Ncrvura by all means, If they
wish 10 .s sure of II cure, for health
and strength always follow its use.
Remember that Dr Grccnc's Ncrvura
blood aud rcry" remedy j. no commot
patent medicine, but the prescription
Of one of our bc,t-'Snown physicians.
the discovery of Dr Greene. of 20
West Iith 81, Ncw York city, the most
successful specialist in curing nervous
and chronic Diseases, hence the mcdi-
cine is of necessity perfectly adapted 10
free, personally or by letter, in regard
To any case.
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The Darlington, Wis, Journal says
editorially OF popular patent medi-
cine 1--WE know from experience
that Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhma Remedy is all that is
claimed for it, as on two occasions II
stopped eXcrusiating pains and pos .
sibly saved us from an untIiuely
grave. We would not rest easy over
night without IL in the house" This
remedy undoubtedly saves more pain
AZ ! suffering than any other medi>
cine in the world. Every family
should keep it in the house, for it Is
sure to pe needed sooner or later.
For sale 10y all Druggists
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WONDERFUL are the cures by
"Iiood's Narsaparilla, and yet they
are simple and natural. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla makes PURE BLOOD.

Railroad JOKE

\ VIDE awake passenger engineer
of the Middle Division. Pcnns,l.
vnnIa railroad, gets oifthc following
story ON 4. fellow Knight oi the
Throttle: "Talkin' about times
bcn' hard, boys, and blamin' us
Democrats for IT Is too thin" said
the admirer of President Cleveland.
Last night when ! was scurrInr
past the old furnace up at Bnilcy's
lon the Juniata), | seed the stuck
lit and lot of men staudin' round
he!pIn to blow her in. Now, that
old concern has been idle for MORN
twenty years, and here she starts up
right in the middle of the panic -
"Oh, did your said n fellow en-.
glne driver, IL Republican, running
over the same division.
IL saw them, sure, -" said the Dem
ocrat, "and soein' is believin."
"korrect / saw them too-a
pack OF tramps who had taken pos.
session of the old tumble-down con
,orn. They had piled the hearth
'ull OF rails and cord wood, had rails.
ld blazing fire and were ENJOYING
,hemselyes unmolested. The turn
pike sailors We're running the old !
urnace, sure enough and the times
ne good with them all the wear
ound. Got any more stories about |
times, pard have you"
Nope guess not, when you put |
'cr loot down on me III that shape" |
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Cancer | Cancer J

|Canccr cured on the breast, head, face. lip
bnd OF anywhere on the external surface OF
>e body On eight days, without the loss OF a
top OF blood. No knife used. Terms very rca-
bnable. CAN at my ofiice or address
d. X ROrllROCK. ". D.. New Berlin. Pa.
|P. s.-Klndly ask your druggist OF merchant
5hether he keeps DR.. d. II. Kothrocks RENE
r. VIZ Two-day Cough cure, Rheumatic Lini-
pent, Electric Neuralgia cure, Liver pills, Head
Pie Powders, Vegetable Condition Powder for
domestic animals, Ess. Peppermint. Golden
tncture Perfecto vanilla. Laudanum, ParP-
Prc and Castor on. II not, tell him 20 order
bem at once rs they are sold ana used every
lhere. DIR. ROTlIRO1K. W. d.. Physician and
Ghlrmacst New Berlin, ia.
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Beaver Loses His Suit.

We clip the following from tho
Lewisburg Ne'cs court proceed.
ines:
"Wm.. II. Beaver, trustee for
Sarah j. Beaver, W. George NJ
Slear. The defendant. George NJ
Slear. IN 1876 gave to his wife n uote
at one dav for SUN of money. Mrs
Slear died IN 1898 and rs II wis OF.
ten customary for u husband when
he borrowed money from his wife.
TO give 4 note to Il tru tor uf his
WIFE, who would serve mrrclv ps u
hcul e-hcad. A4cr N.s. S'olr I'D
'hiS trustee, who is q rpll'fyc. pr,-
cecded to collect this uoiy v:,L i'm
terest on it from 1876 to the death nf
MIS-. Slear III 1893. The defendant,
Slear, did not object to payment of
the principal, but did object to nav.
mentt OF interest. The contention of
he defendant is that where n wife
loans money to n husband thnt she
Is not entitled to interest as She is
one OF the family and lives out of the
proceeds of the husbands ear.inos
or income, unless there is Il specified
contract that she is to receive inter.
est; The plaintiff held that the cen.
efal rule OF law Is that notes tiaw
interest from maturity, and ms this
note matured after one day it would
draw interest and that the note
itself was n contract. The defend.
ant held that this would be SO as a
general rule, but that between nus.
band and wife there was no contract
to pay interest unless the note said
so particularly, or unless il could be-
proven by witnesses to the satisfac-
ton of the jury. Three more wit
nesse,s who testified that the under
standing between Slear and his wife
was that thcnutc was TO draw inter
est, and then three more witnesses
Who testified directly the opposite.
Inc case went to the Jury Who I'm
taNcled the knotty tcstimunyaudrc.
turned n verdict in favor of tho de-
fendant, Geo NJ Slcar.
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The BEST SALvEin the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapp.
ed Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Graybill:
Garman & Co., Richfeld and all
Druggists.
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If your children are subject to
croup watch for the first symptom of
the disease se-hoarseuess. If Cham
beslain's Cough Remedy is given as
soon as the child becomes hoarse it
will prevent the attack. Even after
the croupy cough has appeared the
attack can always be prevented by
giving this remedy. 1t is also invalu-
able for colds and whooping cough.
For sale by all Druggists.
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UNDER THE WHEELS.
'"nng Man Seriously Hurt at Win.
field.

James Musser, a Young SNYDER
punty man was quite seriously in
Pred IN attempting to get off n
C;psa C,sht Tram on the u. &. II. road at
ahmeid on Tuesday afternoon of
~ week. The train was north.
G1a n;l last freight and was moving
pluiy. ,Alusser was thrown under
h wi, wleels and had his left leg cut
Just below the knee. His right
Iol i, was crushed and he was consid.
uabiy bruised about the head and
Gnyy NY he was removed to the mill
ny se Vi John Knauff and physician
~ ~ iqp. he was then taken to the
nssa my recker hospital at Sunbury.
usser Is eighteen years old and
p &andard. "Ho1''-
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"AlIsTAREN SOULS VINO DREAM OF
BLISS. The following marriage H.
censes have been granted since our
last publication
tCharles Stuck, Middlecreek twp.
lCarrie j. Ulrich, :"
lJames Will, Meiseryillc.
Lizzie FOCAL, Kuousetown.
IChas. B. klingler, Mahantongo,
iAnna G. Leister, Hofler.
-, ). Reichenbach, Perry twp,
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NJ A

Sept. 2G, by Rev. ID. T.. McLain,
Chas. Stuck and Carrie Stuck, both
of Middlecreek Twp,
Sept. %, by }. G. Schoch, Clerk OF
0. c., John Reichenbach and Apnes
Nj. Weidenmyer, both Of Penn twp.
Sept. %, at tho residence of the
brides mother, at Lindale, by Rev.
j. i. Stonecypher, Mr. A. n. Bitner
OF Paddy Mountain Tunnel and Miss
Rose l.. Goodlander of Weikert.
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Il Family Medicine Bacon's Celery King for
Nerves passes from sire 10 son as legacy
rou have Kidney, Liver or Blood disorder do
delay, but get free sample package OF tllls
nedy M once. II you have Indigestion, Con-
ration. Headache, Rheumatism. etc. this
,nd specific win cure you. 5. r. Howell, Me
,re, Pa. j. W. Decker, Rlchneld. W. II. Her
m. TroXelyile and r. II. Walters. Penns
rex the leading druggists. sole agents, ana
distributing samples free % the aflilcted
rge packages soc and 25c.
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saoo.ooIN GOLD GIVEN.

Rrhe International News and Book Co., Balti-
bre Md makes most liberia offer OF $500 % 10
Syone selling 900 copies OF their books ''Chiid's
Ery OF Jesus or "Religlous Jewe.s." by spur.
kon. The greatest selling books out. A gold
hitch Is given In ad ,ition 20 commission for
Hing Gu copies In 80 days. Que agent sold "
IL weeks, another 10 copies In 8 days. Com.
BITE 81. 90 combination outfit for both books for
cents. Freight paid. credit given; other
)oks and Bibles also. Best books and Bibles
b faIl and Xmas holidays. Write thfm imme-
btely. ot-Nov. IS.
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nnn NynY 90 be IIRppy

or alitlmcs 10 attend to the comforts Of yOui
6rv sbouid any one Of them catch q slight
H or cough. prepare yourself and call ~ once
N. Drck,r. ". d.. Richncid ). l.. Howell
rlnre ". II. Herman. TrGXclyille. ana X. H.
,lters. Penns Greek. sole agents ana get IRA
! Ne Give it away to prove that we have Il
!, cure Tor Coughs Colds. Asthma. Consump'
! and all diseases OF the Throat ana Lungs
rge sizes SOC and 2Jc.
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soon found that she had a real blood
remedy at last. She says: "Aiter tax.
ing one dozen bottles of S.S.S. I am
perfectly well, my skin is clear
and healthy and would not he in
my former condition for two thousand
dollars. Instead ofdryiug up,hc poison
in my system, like the potash and
arsenic, S.S.S. drove the disease ont
through the skin, and | was pcnna-
rputiv ri1 ~ :,
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- 90 D.,
Cront Curos rrnrcd hy

Great Curcs proved by voluntary state.
mcnt OF thousands u men and women show
that Hoods Slrsaparilla actually does possess
power to purify the blood and cure disease.
HOODS Pills are especially prepared to be
taken with Hoods sarsaparla 2jc.
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Idea y, $ss :s$s sss .i$s!: inls:

IA WIN wyVhN MEDpEBBURN& 4 Co, Patent Attop.
Ia ilst of d O. for their oil SO prize ofer
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specialist said he
could cure her, but
lie filled her with
arsenic and potash
which almost ruined
her constitution. She
then took nearly
every so-called blood
medicine and drank
them by the wholesale,
but they did not reach
her trouble. Some
one advised her totry
- - - nal l.. -
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saturday, oct. IOih, 1896.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

lhe undersigned having been restored 10
,h aI,h oy simple means, after suffering for sew
kaI leMs Win severe lung affection and that
seu ed tulsease tOnsumptiOn. Is anxious 10
sMs' 10 those who desire IL. he VIII cheerful.
"a sSnu ysee OF charge) copy OF the prescription
~, Nhlch they VIII IND sure cure for Con-
Asthma, Catarrb, bronchitis,
rosi. ali throat and lung Msladies. He hopes ali
nerers VIII try this remedy, as IL Is inyalnable'
Sse s,a ueslilng the prescription, which viii cost
fessan notdhhing, odhg, ana may prove q blessing. VIII
Il hev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
4 '!' Brooklyn, New York,
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Ofphan'S Court Sale Of
'alQablG Real Estate ?!

By virtue OF an order issued out OF the Orphans
Futt 0f snyder county, the adnnistratriX OF
pe estate of Howard J Bolig, late OF Franklin
PIP VIII expose TO public sale on the premises
saturday, Oct. IOih, 1896.
The following described real estate 10 wit
|Au that Cer,an tract or messuage OF land sit
". IN Franklin Twp, Snyder Co, Pa, bounded
1 tle North by public Rad leading TO Middle
tlfgu' on the Fast by land OF Alfred Gember-
~ SCUM Dy land OF John Dietrich, West by
pa 0i Isaac Platt. deceased, containing Seven.
r. ~ acres and l27 perches more or less with
n appuftehances whereon are erected two.
E9 weather boarded house, bank barn, ice
1se ~, ulll all other necessary Outbuildlng. Two
Le.la ol water and plenty OF choice fruit on the
ss,ulaes' This land Is In Il high state or cultl-
sale to commence at ten O'Clock a, IN, when
pms VIII be made known hy
ADA V. BOLIG. Adrrnis,ratriX.
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SCTOfula

Is deep-seated blood disease which
all the mineral mixtures in the world
cannot cure. S.S.S. Guaranteed bn,riy
,vcgefaoIe is a nal blood remedy for
blood diseases aud has 10 equal.
Mrs. VT. Buck, of Delaney, Ark. had
Serofula for twenty-five years and most
OF the time was under the care of the
doctors who could not rclicrn hnr a
The eagle., 1896-03-25

ment, large or small, to- be repudiated
or disowned, morally or legally, is
stunned, financially as IA pest. 1t is
this idea and this sentiment prevailing
in the east which is responsible for
Presidents CIeveland's nan seating and
i'll advised statement about undesirable
states and corrupt territories. But the
question still remains, what are we go
to do abolt it.-Las Vegas Optic.
The eagle., 1896-03-25
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
Some Comments on the Brice
Amendment.
The Las Vegas Optic Advances Some
Ideas Concerning the Santa
Fe Bonds

When the news reached Santa Fe, yes
terday, that Senator Brice, in the
United States senate, offered an amend
ment to the bill introduced in the house
by Mr.. Catron, validating the capitol
rebuilding bonds, authorized to be is
sued by the last legislative assembly,
there was great Indignation among GER
tain classes OF citizens OF the ancient.
The amendment offered by Senator
Brice provides for the valuation OF GER
tain funding bonds issued by Santa
Fe county, in lieu OF the bonds issued to
Texas, Santa Fe & Northern railway
company. At meeting held at the
court house in the afternoon, resolutions
OF the strongest character were passed,
denouncing Senator Brice for his action
as a senator, the speakers at the meet
ing claiming that Senator Brice was the
owner OF the bonds sought to be valida-
ted by the amendment. Tie speakers
all disclaimed any intention to "make
politics" out OF this late misfortune to
Santa Fe, but the veriest tyro in politi-
cal Vaccinations could see an attempt
to attack Mr.. Catron over his
apparent neglect in the matter.
Reading from the Congressiona |
Record, one of the speakers attempted
to show that no one was present before
the senate committee protesting against
the amendment ard that Mr.. Catron
had remarked to the committee that
the amendment was meriorious one
and should he passed.
Now, we do not know what may be
Mr.. Cairon's position in the premises,
but it may he that Mr.. Catron has as
certained since his advent in Washing
ton that he can accomplish little in the
way OF territorial bond valuation so
long as Santa Fe county, his own resi-
dence, refuses to pay interest due on
bonds issued in aid OF railroad building
and in fact refuses to make any levy to
pay said interest and virtually repudi.
ates large portions OF its bonded indebt-
edness. While it may be the part OF a
politician at home to pander to the
wishes Of constituents characteristics
The eagle., 1896-03-25

Ii our eastern brethren have at last
plucked up sufficient courage to say ex-
actly what they mean in the platform
to be adopted in St Louis in June, by
all means let them carry ont their pro-
gram-it they can. Ii they do a. their
leading newspapers organs say they will,
and declare lor the single gold standard,
they must take their chances OF electing
their ticket without the assistance Of
Western republican voters. There
must be no compromise on the money
question at st Louis. The time has
come when the republican party must
either array itself under the banner of
bimetalsm or accept the leadership OF
our present democratic administration
and adopt the single gold standard.
The pretense advanced by John Sher-
man that the use OF gold as our only le-
gal tender money, with certain
amount OF silver in our subsidiary coin
age, is bmetalism, can deceive no hon
est or intelligent citizen. Neither will
that other rank frank fraud, interna-
lional himetalism, which depends on
the will OF England Tor its adoption by
other powers, have any honest adher-
ents at ST Lonis. The issue will be
squarcly drawn between those who de-
maEd the restoration OF the financial
policy which obtained in this county
from 1892 until 1873 aud those who IN
/ sist thar silver must he utterly discard
e. aS a money metal in order that gold
may be our o@ly currency OF ultimate
| redemption. One side or the other
must win, tor compromise will hr out of
/ the question. Ii the bimetallists tri-
umph the republican party will achieve
/ the greatest victory in it history in the
ensuing election. lithey are defeated,
the eastern republicans who are willing
to follow the leadership OF England in
framing the financial policy OF this
co1Ntry will have to elect the ticket as
best tdcl can wilhOut the aid ol their
western Ire,hrrn, and We hardly think
jhcv can succeed III thai undertaking.
The eagle., 1896-03-25

voiced in the Santa Fe resolutions, still
when tarrying among the more or less
wise or unwise men OF the east who
have money and have invested it in
Santa Fe county bonds, either as dele.
gate to congress, or as private citizen,
Mr.. Catron or any one else soon realizes
that believer in such principles has
very little caste among those whose
money is needed to build up the west.
1t may be great hardship for the
taxpayers OF Santa E'e to pay the inter
est on these bonds. There may have
been some juggery in their issue. We
do not know as to that. We do know
that Senator Brice's action in the SEN
ate is very pronounced indication
that somebody wants TO get his bonds
paid, and that sombody don't propose to
have any other bonds voted, validated or
sold to eastern capitalists until some
body's bonds already out are properly
taken care OF. 1t looks that way 20 Il
man up tree. At this diltance, we
are compelled to recognize the situation
which is that notice has been served
upon us to pay our debts before we ask
for power to create new debts or acts OF
congress validating bonds, coniessionaly
bad, when the legislature passed the act
authorizing their issue.
1t is certainly unfortunate ior Santa
Fe. Their chances Tor the restor-
alton OF the capitol are below par.
We have not seen the copy OF the Con-
gressional Record containing the argu-
ments and inquiries pro and con in the
senate, but we fear that the amend
ment applies with equal force to all
other bonds authorized by the last legis-
lature.
Those who have been interested in
the cause OF statehood have known ion
long time that Senator Brce and hi,
friends in the senate have repeated Y AS
serted that a New Mexico enabling acl
would assuredly have tackled onto it Il
proviso that the territory and its coun'
ties pay all OF their bonded debts as d
condition precedent to the success OF til,
act. This was done in the case OF the
Dakotas when they were admitted, ant
New Mexico's tate was decreed to he
the same by the Brice contingent in til,
senate. The multi-millonaires OF til,
east, in and out OF the senate, confessed
ly are molders OF public opinion il
financial circles. The municipality il
any state or territory with II hordcd in
debtedness which is sought by any ele
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ON THE TRACK.


San Francisco. March i2.-Form players
hnd II difficult TO get line on the horses
these days. Yesterday seven favorites
lost. while to-day every favorite won.
Seven furiongs. maidens. purse s40o-Mo-
sier won Little Jimmie second. Sagamore
third: time. 1901. Six furIongs. purse
Noo-san Marco won. Charles A second.
Ike l. third; time. i:i5ik. Four furlongs.
2-year-olds. handicap. purse s500-caspar
won, Rey del TERRA second, Howard s
third; time. 4sis. Six furlongs, purse $500
olive won. Charm second. Dungarven
third; time i:i5&. Mile. purse sioo-Yan-
kee Doodle won. Crafty second. st. Lee
third; time i:42 Six furlongs. purse $500
-kowalasky won. Ferris Hartman sec
ond. Joe Terry third: time. 1l5L.
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striving for honest ballot that no man
shall come here and hold a seat with
garments 50 reeking with crime as 10
defle the very atmosphere which we
breathe. Bartlett, democrat, Georgia.
defended Robbins. going into the testi-
mony in detail.
The speech of Linney, republican,
North Carolina in favor of seating the
contestant was the feature of the day.
His denunciation OF election frauds was
most vehement. Fraud upon the bal
lot box" he said. was the red-eyed
daughter OF high treason" IL was. he
said, the one great menace TO the re-
public. The report OF the minority it,
self showed that in the county Rob-
bins received 3.1T fraudulent votes.
why, said he. there has never been
anything like 1t under heaven or this
side of hell"
He quoted an affidavit filed I'm support
OF the contestee I'm which the form of
oath taken was so help me over the
fence" Uaughter) He read. to the
great amusement OF the house. ques-
tions propounded to witnesses and
their answers in regard to the votes of
certain persons.
Did you know John wIlliams?"
Yes. sab; he's been dead 10 years"
There" said Linney. addressing the
democratic side. lis a spectacle for
you democrats-a man who was a good
democrat all his life and then voted
again 10 years after death" Gaugh-
ter.)
Yes. 1 knew him." replied another
witness.
Where did you see him last?'
Swinging to a branch OF a tree I'm
'93. He was a democrat"
Il do not attack Robbins" said Lin
ney. but his vicious methods. and l
say wither the hand that attacks the
ballot box; let II wither and die as II IL
had touched the ark of the covenant"
Royse. republican. Indiana, closed the
debate for the day with a speech In
favor OF seating Aldrich. At $40 the
house adjourned.