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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-03-24

Outt-1Iave you seen those noiseless
baby carriages yet?
Inn-No! What want is n noiseless
baby.-Up-to-D Date.
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S.S.S.F Fff Ffne Blood

is logically the best tonic on the
market. The general health needs
building up, hence tonic is needed
that is entirely harmless. s. S. S.
is purely vegetable, and is the only
blood remedy that is guaranteed
to contain no potash, mercury, or
other harmful mineral ingredient.
1t is Natures remedy, being made
from roots and herbs gathered
from Natures great storehouse. 1t
thoroughly cleanses the blood of
all impurities, tones up the gen.
eral health, renews the appetite
and imparts new life and vigor to
the entire system. Dangerous
typhoid fever and other prevalent
summer diseases seldom attack
person whose system is thoroughly
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The Truly Innocent.

No evil thought had ever found
A lodgment in his mind,
For he was but a fool, and ne'cr
Had there crept In beneath his hair
a thought of any kind.
Cleveland Leader.
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"vvith All Her Faults / Love Her stiil.

She pulls my hair, she slaps my face. she
kicks me on my shins.
And when l enter protest. why. she mere
ly laughs and grins.
She watches me with Jealous eyes. she fol.
lows me about,
And II dare to leave her side my name
she'll loudly shout.
In public, she has Oft been known to rude
ly pull my nose,
She thinks there's nothing wrong In rough
ly treading on my toes;
She nightly turns my pockets and relieves
me of my change,
She purloins everything of mine that comes
with her range.
She has a dreadful temper. q strong and
sturdy will.
But with her many glaring faults love
her dearly still.
She's worth to me ten thousand times her
weight in precious gold:
My little bright-eyed baby girl-she's only
three years old
Il. =. Hext. In N. Y. Truth.
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IL Certainly LINT,

HALF the world doesn't know how
the other half lives" "''
"Well,. ] don't know as it is any Of
their business. Town Topics.
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Overcome Evil with Good,

OVercOm6 EVIL WITH GOOd.
With burning brain and heart Of hate.
l sought my wronger. early. late,
And all the wretched night and day
My dream and thought was slay, and slay
My better self rose uppermost,
Tho beast within my bosom lost
Itself In love: peace from afar
Shone Ger me radiant like star.
slew my wronger with deed, tttA
A deed Of love: made him bleed
With kindnesses. filled for years
Ills soul with tenderness ana tears.
'-Robc-t l.o7c,-an. IN ". Y. independent
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Into the Abyss,

wv INC huySbs
He had met the fairest faiden out of hea v.
en-;
They had chatted gayly for little while;
When they parted she turned half around
and thrilled him
With the faintest. sweet suggestion Of o
smile.
Then he rushed away to look into mirror
Woe struck his heart and overwhelmed
his mind,
For his necktie. gentle reader. was un
fastened
And climbing up his collar back behind
Chicago News.
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I'VE are going to give ". having
johnny get an education"
For what reason"
"Well--we can't get him stcriiizct
every morning in time to go to school
--PuCk.
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my Mamma sax. Sc. :.

A little maiden six years old,
With curling hair Of fine spun gold.
Stood swinging on a garden gate
And chattering to a tiny mate
or marvellous happenings OF late
In some far distant foreign state.
My dear" said I, how do you know
That all these wondrous things are sof'
Slowly she raised her azure eyes.
Filled with unspeakable surprise.
Then said with childish dignity
Most quaint and beautiful to see:
My mamma says so!''
Dear little girl. in future years.
When those sweet eyes are dimmed with
tears.
When haunting doubts obscure your view
And trusted teachers prove untrue.
Not all the lore OF sages old.
In many an ancient tome unrolled,
Not all the dreams Of prophets new.
Painted in dyes OF dazzling hue.
Shall have such weight In time of need
As had thy chidhoods simple creed:
MY mamma says so!'
Mary Marshall Parks, in Youths Com.
panlon.
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VIZ ANTIU- Reliable men 'otack up ndvcrtis
w inG spus: sl:to w',kIy; steady work
send lOc fur postage, sample, etc. hOUN't
MEDICINE Co, t;2g North Colombo street
Philadelphia, / a, Feb. &-!m,
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lie KnoMefh Heat.

They 60. our loved ones pass away,
They sink into eternal rest;
We miss them many a weary day
But God knows best. lie knoweth best.
IT'S hard to see In loss a gain,
1t seems Of fate q bitter jest:
Yet comes the whisper o'er our pain
lie knoweth best. God knoweth best.
We miss the accustomed voice and touch !:
Thou needst them not!" we cry. dis
trest:
They were to US so much. so muchv'
Yet God knows best. He knoweth best.
We view the empty place with tears
And life seems robbed OF half its zest;
But we shall learn with passing years
That He knows best. THAI God knows
best
Hath not that place a richer store
Wherein our dear one is guest?
We love earth less and Heaven the more.
Yes, God knows best, He knoweth best.
George ii. Westley, in N. Y. Tribune.
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I||aiS||ll||||B|II11

demands of Nature. Every spring
the system is thoroughly over
hauled-there is n general house,
cleaning going on within. The
impurities that have been accumu-
lating for q year must be got
ten rid of, and the system reno
waited and prepared for the siege
of summer. Unless Nature is as
sisted in this task, the strain on
the system is too severe, and 3
breakdown is the result. Some
people neglect to supply this as
sistance, and as Il result they are
overcome by an enervating, de-
pressed feeling, their energies re-
lax, appetite fails, and they are
totally disabled for season.
Everybody just now needs tonic,
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Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathnrtlc, euro constipation forer,r
ice. .5c. Il :. q. : IT,. drugs st5 refund mesey
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C leansed d
toned up with
S. S. S. in the
spring. G e t S.
S. S. and be pre-
pared. Sold by all
druggists.
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Newsboy-What kind Of paper do
you wish?
Bridget O'Toolc-Oi pfwant society
paper, av coorsc.-Goldcn Ways.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-03-24

She-Because you said you would
kiss my tears away.-Yonkcrs States
man,
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II met your friend, Spongely. this
morning"
How did he strike you?"
said he had left his change at home
in his other trousers. IN. Y. World.
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Doubles tho Pleasure OF Drive. =
"A line carriage. doubles tho pleasure Of driv.
Ing. intending buyers of carriages or ,hQr-
ness can save dollars by sending for the
large, FREQ catalogue OF the Elkhc~t Carriage
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He-Gut why do you keep on crying,
lpo-p
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Now is the time
t nat every one
S hould take a
spring tonic to
strengthen { h G
system and pre-
pare for the extra
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
new TELEPHONE.
1t MAY Be Hare Within Sixty Days Of
the Passage of the Ordinance
by the City Council.

The new proposed telephone line
from Cambridge City to this city, cor
Meeting the larger place with the small
towns as far west as Lewisville, will,
it is believed. be good thing for this
city. At least it will be a very con-
venient arrangement for those who
have occasion frequently to trans
act business verbally with the
smaller towns ana villages, and
even with the country districts,
az NAM farmers will be attached to
the line. The towns of Lewisyiile.
Dublin, Milton. Cambridge City.
Germantown. Centerville, Knights
town, Bentonville. and many other
country communications and towns
will be attached to the line, and the
extension of the system as far as
Connersville is not remote possibility.
The line will run into the court house,
where an additional toll station
is to be located, and the
value of that line to the county
officers is expected to be great.
The rate for tools will be less than the
present rates of the Genital Union, AS the
members of the company assure the
citizens, and the rates for local use in
case local exchange should be
established, which is very probable,
will also be lower.
The propects for the establishment
of local exchange, completely
equipped, to act in opposition and in
competition with the Central Union, is
good. and we may have cheaper tele-
/ phones. The company is willing to
agree in the ordinance for franchise,
/ to have their line running into this
city aud their toll stations in operation
within sixty days from the time of the
passing of the ordinance.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
DEATHS and FUNERALS.

GAINES c. d. Gains died at
her home in Strawns. Ind, this morn
ing. after long and severe illness,
aged 80 years. The funeral will take
place Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Interment at Dublin.
GARDNER - Martellus I. Gardner.
aghd 73 years, died last evening at ITO
Maple street West Richmond. of drop
steal trouble. The funeral will take
place Thursday afternoon at l:3o
O'Clock from the house and at O'Clock
from the Third NJ. E. church. The
interment will be in the Lutheran
cemetery, and will be under the aus
pices of Woodward Lodge, Oriental
eneanpment, |. o. o. F., and Osceola
tribe ,Independant o. r. NJ. He leaves
widow, and two sons. Martellus, OF
Piuua. o.. and Malancthon 5. and two
daughters, Ids NJ. and Mrs. India 6.
Hadden. all of this city. Mr.. Gardner
for many years had charge OF the tol
gate near Earlhsm cemetery.
CoMER-Robers Conner, log porti
second, died this morning at S O'Clock
at his home. aged IS years. Deatl
was due to seniiity. The funeral an
nouneement will be made later.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17

Buy locust posts. Farnham.
Fine jewelry repairing. Haner's.
DR.. J. E. Loves of Dayton is in the
city today.
Entertainment at First English Lu-
theran church tonight. Admission ID
cents.
Mrs. Heatwole, who has been the
guest of her brothers, l.. T.. II. L.
and o. V. Lemon, for short time,
returned to Goshen this morning.
John Nicholson of Baltimore, Mary
land, who has been visiting here for
short time, went to New Castle this
morning to spend short time with bis
nephew.
The household effects of Beulah
Macpherson will be sold next Thurs
day. One of the many things of IN
terest among the goods is a set of pew
ter tableware which is over 13O yeais
old.
Rev. j. W. kapp went to lndlanap-
lis this morning to arrange for tie
transportation of the Indiana Y. T. 5.
| G. E. delegates who will attend tie
national convention which convenes !,
Nashville July 7th-1lth.
| Milo Ferrell is minus so. and tits
supposed that some one stole the sane
from his home last Saturday. 1t Va:
| in pocketbook together with soat
silver change, but nothing but the "a
per money was disturbed.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
GLADSTONE
The Great English Statesman
Reported Dying.
HAwARDEN, England, May 17.-Mr.
Gladstone is reported dying.
BLOWN UP.
Somebody's Boat With Seven
teen Lives DESTROYED.

MADRID, Spain, May IA Havana
dispatch says small naval boat re-
moving torpedoes from Cardenas har-
Dor was blown up with the loss of
seventeen lives. 1t does not say
whether it was Spanish or American
KEY WEST. Florida, May 17.-Boats
just arrived from the blockade feet,say
nothing is known of the vessel blown
up off Cardenas or elsewhere. The
Wilmington sunk derelict Spanish
schooner probably sent out in the hopes
1t would collide with an American
craft.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
|. A. ". RULES
HAVE BEEN VIOLATED BY
EARLHAM ATHLETES.
And There 10 Consequently Trouble
on Hand-Ths Racers Suspended
for Sixty Days, and the Track MAJ
Be Biackiisted How u Occurred

BE 6taCkltsfeo Oocufreo
The Earlham Athletic association is
IN trouble with the League of Amer
can Wheelmen. The rules of the l..
A. w. require that none of its men :
bers hall ride in any races not sane
toned by the league. Application
had been made for the league q
sanction Of the rae TO be run at
Eai iiham on the late field day, and
that application had been acted on
favorably by the league. The local
consul, Howard Dill, had received the
permission of the league to conduct
the races, and the permission waE in
his hands at the time the races were
TO be held. For some reason not yet
learned, the Earlham athletic
association did not take the sanction
from Mr.. Dll's hands, though
the association had been notified that
the said sanction was on hand, ready
70 be delivered A fee of 81 was nee
essary TO be paid in order to lift the
permission from the possession of the
local counsel. That money was not
paid, and the sanction was therefore
The races were held, and
the result is that the athletes who
raced in the local field day are sus-
pended from the leagues racing
for the term of
sixty days, during which time
hey will not be permitted to ride in
anv l., A. w. race. The track at |
Earlham has been blackiisted, subject
o fine of $40. The matter may yet
De adjusted, but at present the above
s fair statement of the situation. |
rhe two high school students who rode
1t Earlham on that occasion are sus-
pended. No Earlham riders took part
n that event
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
S 3. Stewards Osath.

The death of Samuel Bell Steward,
of indianapolis. formerly of this city,
that was mentioned in this paper yes
terday, was announced exclusively In
the PALLADIUM, and was sad informa-
ton to the many friends of Mr.. Stew
ard in this city. He was a man who,
while not widely known, made friends
of all who knew him and was of an ex-
tremely genial and kindly nature. His
daughter, formerly in the recorder s
office, is now the wife of A. r. Jones,
who was deputy county auditor under
John nj. Lontz
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
A FREAK.
A Oeformsd Colt Ina, Was Born Near
This City.

There is now on exhibition at Cloud
s. Hoover's veterinary hospital on
south ninth street monstrosity that is
more freakish than many things peo-
pie pay money to see. This Is the
head of colt born on the farm of Ben
Weiss near the water works pump
house. east of the city. The colt was
perfectly formed except the lead.
which was shaped almost Ike that
of a calf there were eye sockets
but no eyes, and the mouth extended
up and down near the eye sockets
instead of across as ordinarily. The
head terminated with mat portion os
the colts face Aaar Is supposed to
renrasant IT, chin, and that stuck out
i;Ls art directly IN front of the
60. The jaws were curved strongly
ur.il the end of the head turned up
ike q saucy boys nose. The mouth
~as abnormally large and abnormalIy
formed, and the tongue. which was
also too large, stuck out of the mouth
and lay over on the face near an eye-
socket.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
STOPPING LEAKS.
Government Shutting Down on
Cable Reports Disclosing the
Movements of Our War Ships.

WASHINGTON. ID c., May IL
General Greeley, chief of the signal
service, wired the New York manager
of the Haytien cable fortiddipg the
sending or receipt of messages dis
closing movements of our war vessels
except by or to the United States gov
ernment The manager answered he
would strictly obey. General Greeley
sent similar prohibition to the Anglo
American cable company.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
Troops at Chickamaugua.

CHATTANOOGA, Tennessee, May II.
by tonight there will be seven
thousand troops here. Among the re-
cent arrivals are the fourth Pennsylva-
MIA, twenty-sixth and twenty seventh
Indiana batteries, l57th Indiana in
fantry. second Wisconsin and thirty
first Michigan. The ordinance de-
partment is very busy completing the
equipment for volunteers.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
Colored officer Promoted.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. May H.
First Lieutenant Charles Young, of
the Ninth cavalry, has been relieved
from duty st Wilberforce University,
Ohio. TO enable him TO accept the posi-
tiou as major of the Ninth battalion,
colored Ohio infantry. BE is the only
seolored officer in the line of the army.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
Richmond Talent.

Hawkins and Jessup of this city
formed the battery for the Elwood
base ball team last Sunday in the game
with Muneie and the former team won
by a score Of II to ?. George Boyce
also PLAYED for Eiwood in the field -
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
Movement of Troops.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. May 1.-THE
Fifth infantry is ordered to Tampa,
Florida, probably to start Wednesday.
CHATTANOOGA, Tennessee, May II.
-Four batteries of the first Ohio
light artillery reached here today.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
Drew a Gun.

Hannah MEG irr, nortn fourth street,
with a revolver in hand. attempted to
stop the work of contractors on north
fourth street. Hannah was arrested,
but was released on promise to be
good
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
w. IL. English Gets n Military
Plum.

WASHINGTON, n. c., May IL
The President nominated William Fl
English of Indiana commissars of sub
sistance with the rank of captain.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
southern NJ. e. Bishops.

BALrIMoRg, Maryland, May II
The general conference of the NJ. r.
church south elected bishops. DIR. ID.
c. Morrison. of Nashville and DIR. W.
A. Gambler, Oxford, Georgia.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
Cruiser Newark About Ready
For Sea.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. May IT,
Cruiser Newark will go into commits
sion next Saturday, but will probably
not be ready for sea for two weeks.
Capt. A. Barker will command.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
War Ships Seen or the Coast f
Jamaica.

New YORK, May IA report from
Kingston, jamaica, says three war
ships, nationality unknown. were seer
last evening off the eastern extremity
Of Jamaica, taking southerly course.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
Senator Foraker's Father I'M
proved.

HILLsBoRo, Ohio. May l7.-H. s.
Foraker, the aged father of Senator
Foraker, has improved so much his
sons have returned home.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
BoWlino Notes.

A match game of bowling will be
played Thursday evening at the Mon
arch alley between the Richmonds and
the East Enders.
On Friday evening the Olympia and
the Keystone clubs will play at the
same alley
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
Fire at Raltimore.

BAL1INoRE, Maryland. May IL
The piers and freight sheds of the old
bay line we're destroyed by fire today.
Loss $3.50 200.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
THE ELWOOO CASE
Against the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, on Trial Today ut
New Castle.

r. E. Kirkman. IaalteBrEs, Robbins and
of Willard b. Elwood VS.. the p. c. G..
& st. L. railway, went to New Castle
today to participate in the trial of the
case. A change of venue was had to
Henry county circuit court and the
case will soon be tried.
Some four years ago Willard B..
Elwood of Centerville, went to work
in the Pennsylvania railway yards at
this place. He had been working but
short time when he was the victim of
an accident in which his elbow was
crushed so as to make that limb stiff
for life. Action was begun immedi-
ately. and the case has just now come
up for trial.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
Iron ~ad steel worker

TrSs-,sATI, Ohio, Nay Ig-Tne
xm2igamafed association u srs4 and
seeel workers began its twenty-ff Td
06sentloa here today. Two hundred
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
The Grain Market.

CHICAGO, Illinois. May IL
Wheat. $l.49i; corn. 35a; oats. 29t.
TOLEDO. Ohio, May l7.-Wheat,
81 40
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
Chicago Stock Market.

CHICAGO, Illinois, May II. - Hogs
active and higher $420 to $4 80;
cattle strong; beeves, 81 LOO to $5. 20.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17

Walter Commons received messge
from his son Ernest who is 8 memter
of the Indianapolis Light artilley.
saying that he and Flave Harey
arrived at Chickamauga ali right nd
both were in the best of spirits.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17

Favorite stoves the best on earth at
Johnson & Woodhurst's. l7-dw3t
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17

delegates are present. 1t will be in
session ten days. 1t is said it will not
consider change in scale.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17

Wood mantles and tile hearths at
Johnson & Woodhurst's. 11-d3
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
Heard From.

Waserworks hose at Johnson &
WooGhurst' LIDS
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17

Waterworks hose at johnson 4
17-d3t.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

Waterworks hose at johnson q
Woodhurst's. 17-d3t
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17
l.. M. Jones Co. Pays 70 .s. Read Our
PRICE Is THE POWER
That Will Draw Thousands to Our Store
This Week.
Figured Satines.

Figured Satines.
10 yles all good desirable Ones principally dark coors
lOc yard their WORTH during sale at
lOc Percales at cents yard.
This is indeed bargain You can't 10
styles choose from
A Sale of Black Satne,
2O Yards fast black Satne will be offered l2Ic
at a yard. . SIZE
vEllNCS, all coors. yard lengths at sc
Underwear
Ladies' Ribbed Vests. all sizes, ots)
Ladies Ribbed Vests. ribbon trimmed neck and sleeves
Don't fail to see Black Silk Offering.
full dress, mind you, a 90
Best Dress Lining 3 cents yard
Carks .. N. T. Spool Cotton, SPOOL.
Skirts and Silk Petticoats
Here fine collection of Satne Perca Silks silk
Taeta skirts prices ranging from 9Sc will
find special good offerings in this department.
come and investigate.
Another good chance to save in
DRAPERY Department.
Here will find grand selection Silkalnes Denims
Art Ticking and all kinds of Net Goods for doors
prices these goods have been reduced considerable
Hosiery Matchless Values
Ladies' fast black hose and double sole 1c kind
Ladies' fast black hose regular rade high spiced heel
Childrens HosieryFast black seamless ribbed Hose
Mems Hose mixed socks kind pairs for Oc
Headquarters Flags Flag BuntinyA sizes of FL,
What decorate Ae Come
Our
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17

The Dewey club, new organiza
ton in this city, will hold its first
dance next Thursday evening at /. o.
0. +. hall.
Richmond daily palladium., 1898-05-17

We'd just like to have you s.
not find 'em any cheaper any pla
tight. We know.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-11-22

flshit ~ iat p'ainiift iaksa lnie fhfif
r,Htsfssiiiu and Hfspaiioh ~ ~ a go
ialh rlfff ~ psrffl ~ lard siinafFt
en tlnf tffohi In Naia iionolu'a AHeh
90 faih0mf. II square fesl ana nor
full, aueeiihcd iu ths complaint bsins
The same pffmiees eNafdsd 80 loss
nfhYltf h r. a. A Ne ssN and 10
~hioh piainilrs claim tiiic hy ihher.
iiAnpn from t|fahesh i'erlev tucs
Gtafirfl daughter ~ The awafdee aud
toe person ia-i dslng relRed IN iee ~
ihe sald premises, and 90 che damaes
81 said plaintiffs Ia the sum of two
Thousand dollars. y Al Hatch Zoe
plaintiff Megoon and siliiman Tor de-
tendanis Humphreys aud Gear cni-
cred 81 record ar associate counsel FOR
the defendants. M. silliman made a
motion Tor non-suit which after argu-
msnt. vas denied by the Court