Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-01-19
BRIEF nENTION.

and lung affections. 1t cures cough
or cold in one day. Doses are small.
Results sure. Price 25 cts bottle
A grocer trusts customer during a
period ofhard times, or during period
of sickness in the customers family,
until the bill becomes pretty large.
Then the grocer wants his money and
the customer lin some cases) pays the
bill. How does it look, then, for the
man who has been favored with credit,
to quit the grocer that has trusted him,
and give his trade to another dealer :?
The same rule of common faipness will
apply to a newspaper publisher
Potter County Journal
The person who can go without her
dinner and not advertise the fact; who
can laugh, who makes light of heavy
weight, and can wear a shoe that
pinches without anyone being the
wiser; who does not magnify the
splinter in her finger into a stick of
timber, nor the mote in her neighhor's
eye into beam; who swallows bitter
words without leaving the taste in
other peoples mouths; who can give
up her way without giving up the
ghost-such a one surely carries pass
port into the good graces of mankind.
-Ex.
The Philadelphia Press, says: Those
who are acquainted with the true stu
alton in the interior districts of Penn
sylvania know that it is not dearth of
funds that impels people to be careless
about paying the local publishers; but
it is a habit-habit only-that has made
it common thing for county subscrib-
ers to give no thought to all that is fair
and just toward their home editor, who
beyond question, does more gratutious
service for the upholding of the respec-
tive communities than any other ordi-
nary citizen, or even board of trade,
if such body should exist in the place.
The New York Journal thus face
tiously epitomizes the Presidents mes
sage: eve have thrashed Spain and
remembered the Maine. | am running
Porto Rico and the Philippines. Cuba
ready. Foreign governments don't
like to have their subjects shot.
Dig the Nicaragua canal. Give
million dollars for the Paris exposition.
We are trying to make up with Canada.
| shall let you know what to do with
Hawaii as soon as l know myself
When you give the gold for greenbacks
don't give the greenbacks for anything
but gold Give Alger 100, 900 regulars.
Build a mighty navy. Discourage yell
low fever. Drum up trade in China.
Take care of the next census. Make
Dewey an Admiral, and let me pick my
man for Vice Admiral Preserve the
forests. Celebrate the centennial of
the foundation of Washington"
"The grip" says physician is cer-
tainly infectious. My advice to the
public would be to avoid persons suf-
fering with the malady, and to keep
their systems in the best possible con-
dition. The man or woman whose
physical stamina is up to the right
standard may throw off the attacks of
the disease, but persons in a debilitated
condition are unable to do this. The
sufferer from grip is very foolish if he
or she tries to wear out the disease
without obtaining help from the ply
sicians A day or two in bed under
proper treatment, usually puts an end
to an attack and starts the patient on
the road to recovery. The danger of
pneumonia is always present in grip
cases and for that reason nobody can
afford to take chances. An ounce of
prevention in the treatment of grip, is
worth more than pound of cure when
| pneumonia has developed"