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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-01-06

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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-01-06

THAT was a very inhuman reception
Henderson gave the tramp who called
there for bite to eat yesterday. wasn't
it?"
II hadn't heard Of it. What did he
do?"
Got out one Of his wife's biscuits,
and"
Surely he didn't feed II to the poor
fellow?"
mo; he hit him with it."-Cleveland
Leader.
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Thsre is . little girl living In Clsvs-
land, the Leader says. who b rapidly
esusing her fathers hair to assume the
color of the driven snow.
The other day she looked up q hin
from between his knces. and naked;
Papa, was IL . wise person who said
'the good die youngT"
YES" said the musing man. Il guess
so." \
WELL" she went on. after thinking Il
over for some time, "I'm not 90 much
surprised about you; but ! don't see
how mamma ever managed to get
growed up"
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-01-06

Lucas COUNTY.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior partner OF the firm OF +. J. CHENEY q Co.,
dcing business in the City Of Toledo, County
and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE uUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my
presence, this 9th day Of December, A. d. 1856.
() A. w. GLEASON,
: SEAL
~ Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internall and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. Send Tor testimonials, free.
+. J CHENEY CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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In Much the same Boat.

She looked trustingly into his eyes
and smiled. =
Papa Gays Isholl never have one cent
Of his money II marry you," she said.
''but am glad ofthat. Iprefer to owe
everything TO my husband"
! "But you forget" he returned. ner-
vously. shat that will make II neces-
sary for your husband to owe every
thing, toe" o."-Chicago Post.
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PILES PERMANENTLY cuRED
In from . - 8 aays,stlns. by the uss

One bottle guaranteed to cure any
case of piles, regardless Of how locg
standing, what you have tried, or
what your physician may claim.
Money refunded n permanent cure ID
not obtained in the most severe cases
Ia less than 8 days' time. After all
others fail get Lo-Mo and be cured.
Price 75o. per bottle, sent prepaid
to any address, on receipt OF price
Address Harry Logue, 100 w. Fourth
street, Willialnsport, Pa. 9:8-1y
@Sold by all first class druggists
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Strictly CeaAAential.

she-How Is 4 you were not p West
ends reception?
Hell stayed away on account Of .
personal matter.
She-May ask what itwas3
: He-Will you promise TO keep IL So
cret?
She-Yes.
He-Weli, they failed to send me an
vitation.-Tit-Bit
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-01-06
A Change.

"Whnt's the matter wild Briggers?"
asked the gentleman with the red shirt.
II thought he was always so radical in
his beliefs and wanted the money Of the
country divided up evenly. Now he
doesn't say q word"
Because" remarked the man with
The whiskers. "his uncle has just left
him 0,o0o."-Cincinnati Commercial
Tribune.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-01-06
Wasting Time,

Philanthropic Caller lat juil) - Ny
friend, have you any religious oonvic-
tions? "
Avery Baddun-Well, reckon that's
what you might call 'em. was sent
here fur robbin' church.-Chicago
Tribune.
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A Warm Discussisn.

Mrs.. barley lat breakfast)-It was
very late when you returned home last
night George. The debate at your lit
erary club must have been very long
one.
| Mr.. Darley (unguardedly> Fifteen
hot ounds.-Up-to-Date.
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struck one.

"Oh, Jack, I am 20 terrified when
there II lightning"
"Get under the bed and IL will never
touch you."
''But we have folding beds"
"very thing. Chance for you to shut
up."-N. Y. Truth.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-01-06
How to be HauslsOme.

! Iii mistake to suppose that the only w
to be gOod looking is to be born so. Goo
health has more to do with good looks tina
anything else. Such diseases rs constipation
dyspepsia, liver complaints rheumatism. nei
vous disorders, dc, not only shorten life, but
spoil tempers and looks" Bacon's Celer,
King for tho nerves cures these troubles. w
H. Herman, Troxelvii'e; MiddIeswarth & Ulsh
Mcclure; sell IL and will give you sample
package free. Large sizes 25c and Soc.
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A Way Women Have,

you've got me charged with box
of cigars on the 12th inst. that I didn't
have" said the customer.
ION the 12th, did you say?" replied
the cigar dealer; lob yes. you had
'em. Those are the on your wife gave
you for your birthday."-Yonkers
Statesman. .
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6. 4. GIBSON, SllbllY
pee. II paw to he sick /.

Besides the discomfort and suffering, illness
OF any kind is expensive. Hundreds OF people
consult the doctors every day about coughs and
colds. This ID better than 10 suffer the disease
to run along, but thote who use Otto's Cure Tor
the throat and lungs do better still. 1t costs
less than cure is certain You can get trial
bottle free Of our agents. w. II. Herman, Trox.
elville Middleswarth & Ulsh. McClure IL. A,
Ebright. Aline. Large sizes 25c and Soc.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-01-06
BALLOONS
The Wonder Of the Age:
The Shooting Star Balloon.

These wonderful balloons combine all
merits Of former similar inventions and ha'
many new and interesting features. They ri'
and brilliant Shooting Stars, which thrill wit
delight every beholder. They come packed.
large balloons, each measuring over inch
long, !" In an envel,ping cnse, and can be hAnd
led with perfect safety, as the only absolutef
display, ever invented. It is pronounced
tile press as the greatest wonder In safe fir
works yet produced. They are wanted ever!
W. ere for home nm musenient, parlor and churc
entertainments, fairs, &c. Sample envel'
containing 10 balloons with full directions.o
10 cents, for 70, Agents this is hot sell
Send for prices. Address, 9
EMPIRE NOVELTY Co. MALONE, Ny
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Tell you what it is" said the re-
turned tourist, "you can't be too care
full in Europe"
"Why?"
"In st. Petersburg my wife remarked
to friend that she'd give me good
blowing up when she met me, and they
ARRESTED her for nihilist."-Philadel-
phia North American.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-01-06
Everybody Says So.

Cascarets Candy Cathnrtic, the most won
derful medical discovery Of tho age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, oct gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
and biiousness. Please buy and try q box
OF g. G. @. to-day; 10, ~, 30 cents. Sodnnd
guarantee to cure by all druggists. 81
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Hts Usual Reward.

Grandpa. what Is peacemaker"
"Well, a peacemaker Is man who
jumps In to prevent two other men from
fighting. and comes out with more
bruises and black eyes than either OF
them."-Louisville Courier-Journal.
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Proceediuxs Were Taken,

Junior Counsel latter stating case)-
think our client has good cause Of
ction.
Senior Counsel (doubtfully)-I can't
it; what is It?
Junior Counsel-He's worth $50.000.
Puck.
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A Sad Parting.

Good night. my love. the hour ID late"
( And sadly then he took bis leave,
! But outside, near the front yard gate,
Madly the bulldog took his sleevel
-JJp-to-Date.
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You should not be first on hand.
Unless you would be beaten;
The early bird may get the worm
But the early worm gets eaten.
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,sinE the Case,

'sing the Case.
ur age, please.
re (gushing)-I have
IS, sir.
n-Near-sighted, 1 sup
.phia North American.
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rsc lie Wouldn't.

rsc lie Wouldn't.
IT marry q girl solely for
you?" d
o-that is. not IL l could
tth a girl who had some
pns also" Chicago Post.
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IA SUMMER SAIL

- ~ os8osSoDoS SSS 20
in ladies' shoes is a pleasant
voyage afoot. For the pleas
ure it gives, there's no sail
like our sale. Crowds are
enjoying it, and securing the
prettiest, coolest and best fit
ting Summer shoes now man.
ufactured, at prices which
buyers find it a pleasure to
pay. For house or street
wear, pleasure or everyday
practical purposes, walking,
riding, or driving, we supply
the ideal shoes demanded by
fashion and the dictates Of
individual taste. L aides,
whoever claims yOar hands,
by all means surrender your
feet to these shoes.
6. q. GIBSON, SllbllY
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lonGrntulatioI All Around.
Scott-I hear you are TO marry the
lest Miss Bnks. Let me cohgratu-
tie you on your good taste. .H
Knott-Oh. that has been declared
7.
Scott,-Congratulate you on your
,od sense!-Puck.
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That Would he Ind,

Mrs. Brooks ia musician) - What
- YOU do if you had voice like
acher's?
,oks-Oh, I'd get along all
what would do il you had
Harlem Life.
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.00D POISON
u! saI5S NIL ::::;;s; 5:

homefor sane price under same E1arsa.
tys Nyou prefer to come here Ne Vili0on,
9actto pay railroad fareond hotel blljs mi
nochaffe. IL wo fall to cure II you have tah0 :0F.
elry. iodiAe gotseh, and utill have aehss and
leus, Mucous Patches In mouth, Sore Thro0f.
PimPles, Copper ColoFsd Spots, Ulcers On
any part OF The body. Hair or EyebroWa fhliiSe
cut: y thIs Secondary BLOOD Poison
nate Gases and challenge the world for 8
Sass we eennoe cure. This disease has always
ba6ed the skill Of the most eminent phySi.
clans. o6o0,ooC capital behind our unccndi.
tions! Css..n.y AbsotSts RrcofS ssnt sssisa %
S09 Aasoaic Temple, CHICAGO, ILL
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Veil Mated.
t ought to be done with
ls." ...,
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ther Peep.
id the angry man to his
ant this thing stopped.
urs is prying into our
.elescope."
D it, sir."LDetroit Free
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linif' Chlynlry.

ord de Broke is the
ie-rndeed?
Yes; he accepts only
keeps those secret
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m to the girls who kiss
Chicago Record.
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right, go ahead; there are
sNyet before time to adj
klyn Life. '"e''' :"
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Trains leave Selinsgrove Junction
10 90 q M week days arriving ut hilidelpL
wv D IN New York s SO IN Baltimore lip
Washington 4 " pm
534 p IN daily arriving q. Philadelphia
10 20 p m New York 3 90 m. Baltimore t6p
81 pm week days arriving at Philadelph.
Boa in New York 33 m at.f
Trans also leave Sunbury:
50 o m daily arriving at Philadeldhia o ga
Baltimore 20 a N Washington 740 IN Ne
York 80 u IN Weekdays, 10 80 m Sundays,
1S5 m. week days arriving ut Philadclphia
90 p m. New York y ~ p IN, Baltimore . % ID
Washington l5pm
Trains also leave Sunbury at 9 80 IN and s 2
and 30 p III, tor Harrisburg, Philadelphis AM
Baltimore
L, ulaH } Il. WOOD, Gen'l Pass Agen
]. B. HUTCHINSON. 0snl Manager
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~ Many Members.
know that there is a Silent
otherhuea?" ~ sgD
ry married man .belongs..to
o Record.
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GENEROSITY.

Willie (who has eaten his piece OF cake
as fast as possible)-Say! Ethel; le
play menagerie. I'll be the m
and you feed me with your cake
Times.
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lcnty of Time.
Veil. judge; I'll tell you all
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,tts-Miss Dennis face Is

tique ipityingly) Poor
IN Life.
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All Around.

.iine ,..Oies. .lcago Tribune
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q wits we all would be
only say
Mt things In repartee
( the next day.
NJ. Patrick. In Judge.
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IL Needed.
ID fellow. I shan't
year."
intend to start till
row. do you r
,put In all day to-
'~-stand the rail.
.icago Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-16

But let US suppose that ne Is engaged
in a soldiers duties. zee him stanu-
ing guard in a swamp. His trousers are
frayed at the bottom; he wears a gray
flannel shirt, he has not been shaved
for a week, and II It wasn't for his gun
YOU would think he was one OF the
weary gentlemen who appeal to the Ia
dies sympathies at the back door
"Pa, you are positively cruel csled
Grace
"Or," continued the brute, stu looN-
ing at the ceiling. Il see him once more.
He is now digging a ditch With other
HarrVs and WiIiles. He has a shovel IN
his hand, his clothes are plastered with
yellow mud; he is smoking army toSac-
co in short black pipe, and wonder
Ing whether he VIII have beans for sup
per"
"oh, pa" Inoaned the shrinking girl,
us that war?H
Having served three years In the
last conflict" said the hnrd-headed and
hearted father, II can testify that 4 IS.
When Harry returns he VIII not cave
for cigarettes or high collars for 1--WE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-16

daylight began to die out. Hosein had
the whole detachment buBy for some
hours cutting a number Of short bamboo
sticks and boring holes In their ends,
through which short lengths OF cord
were run. He had a way OF holding his
tongue until questioned, and, moreover,
liked to have his plans matured before
being chilled on to explain them: 80 let
him proceed unQuestioned until saw
he was ready.
"'what are these things for?' ] asked
him.
Food for the Thugs, SIR he replied.
When they taste these they are silent
''Then perceived that the mysterious
articles were gags
"'They viii come across the ford.to-
night continued Hosein, we will be in
waiting. and as they land one by one,
seize them and stop their voices
GLOW can you be sure they will
CROSSE said /.
"'shall no: tempt them?' he an
swered Shall not Hight a fire and
send a cry across the water as these
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trees. The possibility that thlswas de-
tachment Of the haHd we we're after al
once occurred t. me- We were On our
feet at once. aud pushing forward with
all circumspeotlon, almost succeeded IN
surrounding the grove without detec-
tIon. AT the last moment we were seen.
We charged, but to our surprise met
with no resistance. Instead OF n band
of robbers we broke IN on what seemed
10 be a party OF travelling merchants
In the deepest distress. The air was
full OF low lamentations, Pushing my
way into the group. / saw the cause OF
the trouble. a body lay stretched out
In the unmistalSable attitude OF death,
covered reverently with q linen cloak.
Catching sight OF me, one OF the FaouFn-
ere spoke.
sufrer!'
Thugs! was the reply. our BROTH
er left Us this morning IN a fit ~ anger
10 continue bis journey alone, Here we
overtnke him at nooa, and the villains
are gone"
abc direction taken by the robbers.
eastward, they said. They had not
econ them, but from various signs were
confident. This was contrary 10 all our
jdeas as to their route. md was con-
elderlng how 10 rfurrange Our Plans
whom / heard Tt9sein Airs voice just
behind me: My lord must not look
round or show surprise. This body Is
am warm. and they who mourn have
Killed hli. They are Thugs he added.
II was too bavlldered at frat tospeak
but. pulling myself together, parity
grasped the situation.
Turning TO the spokesman or the
party. did my best to convince him
that ! NOS completely taken IN. ana as
surfing him that We should most certain
~ pursue tho culprits icf: him, nsiensl-
bly 20 make preparations " that end,
Now, whn, is this asked Ho-
se!n.
'''They are Thugr.' he replied. an nd
vance guard who came across this trav-
eilcr Unexpectedly They had Just s'r1ng-
i'd him as We rushed In. This Is an old
| dodge
What ls?'"
'Thia pretcnce Of finding the man dead
and mourning
"Old as u was was almost taken In,
| and hut for Horcin TIC villains would
have 10, away and sent me on a Wild
| gOofe chGGg.
I'm view OF this u was somewhat
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Two SlDEs OF 4 VOLUNTEER
As Ills Sweetheart Pictures Him and Os tie
Ile,lly Is.


Really is,
ChlcagS Times Eernld; "WCll7" said
Mrs. BultesH3aH and her daughter be-
fore he got on his coat. What's the
news?"
Everything is going up" Growled
Bulterman. 81 don't know what Is go
ing 10 be the end OF this"
''And nothing from the 'steenth regi-
ment?" said Grace, TREMENDOUSLY.
HAS not made Its mark on the role
OF fame" said Bultermnn, with WINK
ut his VIE, which was indignantly re-
PEELED. "IIas not the bold Private Per-
kins kept you informed2
"She hasn't heard from Harry for
three days" said Mrs. Bulterman. 1t
Is 40 distressing"
perfectly agonlzfng" remarked Bull
tcrr1nn. sitting down to his soup. "Stlll.
you know pretty wen what he IL doing
Yea" said Grace, looking on Into
space. "He Is the perfect picture OF q
soldier con see him now. have seen
MIN many times, with his patent leath-
ers. that delicious hluh collar, white
uloveR ard a rose In his buttonholc,
marching so beautifully
"You must think he has gone to dress
pnrndc," observed Bulterman, with
cruel laugh. Now can see him also"
ooh, can you, pn?" cried the dear Girl.
yes Indeed He Is eating dinner In
front OF him is a plate on which reposes
a boiled potato and piece OF Cat bacon.
In one hand he holds hunk OF bread.
In the other a battered Gin cup contains
ing coffee"
1.-THE poor boy could never cat In
such a fashion. or such coarse food"
protested Mrs Bultcrman, angrily.
"Then the poor boy will go hungry.
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true and reliable, and he knew exactly
what the Thugs In this or that dilemma
would do or attempt.
About a month after Hoseln's caps
ture we goto the heels of band which,
by the signs, numbered about forty
members Instead OF following chem
up, we crossed the river along the banks
of which they were marching, and, htr-
ryinR on. got In advance OF them We
knew that they would have 10 Cross later
and hoped to ambush Them. The bank
on our side Of the river was covered
with a thick and broad belt OF jungle,
beyond which was a chain Of hills whose
lower slopes were well wooded. In the
shade OF these trees we rested for the
noon. In the early afternoon one Of
our scouts came in with news About a
mile in front of as he had seen parry
Of natives, whose manner seemed to
him suspicious, entering a grove OF
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"pldn't they have to stop WIN
Dewcr whipped them?"
"of course not.lf they dldn't want n
That's fpnny! Won't they have 10
stop after being driven out OF saptlako
elther?"
got enough"
"WelI. ] can't understand how II -,
at all. What II they should never wtnt
to stop?'
"Oh, / guess there isn't any daptet
OF that. They'll decide before long tat
they've had enough"
II don't believe it," Sirs. Bllmnerfde-
clarcd. They're such q treaeheron9 SCI
that they might say they were ready 60
end It, and then turn around ana 90
something terrible to US before we cfuld
get chance to defend ourselves.
"0h." Mr.. thinner assured ger,
there's no danger OF that. When hey
sue FOR peace tAat'lI end the whole AZ
fair"
"Eiave they got 10 sue for it?'
'CeYtaiNlg. We won't, Sou maj be
assured OF that"
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He-I wouldn't mind dying to-da
Slowly sol
Hell wouldn't notice the change.

humbly I asked Hosein what was best
to be done.
"'Let them all be seized and bound,
without noise he said, with his usual
decision; the rest will come after dark,
and we will take them also
ut was no easy matter to carry out
this plan. The Thugs were prone to sus-
piciou. and once alarmed they would
fight desperately. However, by setting
part Of them to furnish my clerkwithan
account AZ the afaiT. an account which
was afterwards highly esteemed as q
specimen OF tmpromptu lying, and ply
ing the others with questions as to the
direction taken by the alleged assassins,
we managed 20 lull suspicion and divide
the party into groups. Then, al given
signal, we threw them. and tied them
securely, to their intense amazement
and disgust.
eve did not move from the grove till