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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1899-06-22
ARE USEFUL AND PRETTY.

Gun metal chain purses hove sp-
peared and arc very attractive
A sword hilt within q horseshoe sci
with diamonds is . very pretty scarf
pin.
Among the many useful articles for
presents Is q tape measure Of silver oz
gold set with amethystA
A miniature sword Is used - . pe-
per cutter. It has steel blade and
the handle Is ornamented with gems.
A hand mirror with silver handle
has prettily painted lake scene under
the glass, giving tho effect Of natures
mirror.
Some very pretty articles Of jewelry
for admirers Of horses are shown. Pins
formed to represent articles employed
in riding and driving are numerous.
The greatest demand is for match cafes
enameled with the heads Of Thorough.
bss4a.-lsy1ssrs' Weekly.
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NORTH CARcLIlA GEARS.
The Mischievous Auin,Hfs Are u Pest
In Three Counties Of
the State.

notice In your issue Of January II
that Curator l'rimley. of the state mu-
scum at Raleigh. advertises for bears
for specimens. therefore l write
to say that II he will send into
Hyde, Beaufort or Tyrrell coun-
ties. which occupy the peninsula
between Pamlico and Albemarlc sounds,
In North Carolina. he can get all the
bears he cares to give room TO. IT any
one has lost any bears that is the loca-
ton to find them.
This intersound region is divided into
alternating areas of swamp, cornfeld
and prairie. or savanna, with here and
there lake or an apple orchard thrown
In. and the bears trade from one to the
other, according to the season Of the
year, or as they have opportunity.
These savannas are used almost uni
versally as cattle ranges. and there have
been ut times large stock companies
which grazed many hundreds Of herds.
In the early springtime, before vege-
tation Is sprouted, the bears feed on the
young jumpers (white CEDAR. by strip
ping of the bark and sucking the sap.
Later on they eat young ferns and all
kinds of new growth and insects, and
afterward worthberries, coonberries
and the like. Then they climb the
black gums for fruit, taking the green
corn next, and then the nuts and
acorns, and from fall to spring destroy
cattle and hogs. In the green corn sea-
son 1t Is the easiest thing in the world
for them to come out of the marginal
swamps by the fields and regale them
selves on the farmers roasting ears,
and when cattle are running in the win
ter and berries and mast are done
(gone?), and the cowpens and corn are
stacked or housed, they naturally take
to fresh meat. In fact, everything goes
then. Stockyard and hogpen are not
exempt, even when in close proximity
to the dwellings. In hard winters,
which happen periodically, the havoc
among the herds has been so great that
stringent measures have been employed
TO exterminate the ursine depredators.
Spring guns, traps, dendfalls. poison.
side-hunts and drives have been put into
active use. and scores of carcasscs have
been gathered in. Still the slaughter
continued among the cattle, and the
sinnaber bears continued to get in their
work until their numbers were deci-
mated. (Sinnabers are cattle bears.
and always carry n white spot on the
breast. Hog bears are smaller and
differently At last the cattle were
afraid to go into the slashes at all, and
kept entirely to the savannas. The
bears would climb the jumpers. gums
and Expresses whore the trails passed,
and. lying along the extended limb.
drop like panthers upon the luckless
animals passing beneath, sucking the
blood from their necks and clinging to
them as they ran. In the end the "crit-
ter" would succumb from fright. bleed
Ing or exhaustion. and die miserably.--
Forest and Stream.
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An Embryonic Scheme.

~ have an idea." said the dentists
patient, as he put on his coat after max
ing an appointment for two hours Of
anguish on the following Tuesday;
II have plan for filling teeth. Itneeds
a little work in the arrangement Of de-
tails, but think II is Q great scheme"
what is it?" asked the dentist
"When teeth arc TO be filled, they
should first be extracted; the filling
could then be done without pain to the
patient, and II would only be necessary
to find some why to replace the teeth"
--Puck.
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PET DOGS OF ACTRESSES.

Julia Marlowe has Boston terrier.
Olga Nethersole calls her brindle pup
Camille.
Julia Arthur owns q spaniel of the
ruby species.
Maude Adams has collie aptly named
the Little Minister.
Maria Hressler has terrier which
she calls Paddy Gleason.
Melba has with her this year a beauti-
full Pomeranian dog. which carries the
awful name of fNiebelungen Lied.
Fanny Davenport had two beauties,
Scout and Frisco, deerhounds, given her
by the earl Of Dunraven.
Mrs. Langtry's French poodles are
world-famous. She sometimes brings
one on the stage with her.
Lillian Russell possesses several ex-
pensive Japanese dogs. but her special
pet is big St. Bernard.
Jessie Bartlett Davis has some fine
fox terriers at her Winowdale kennels
Two Of them. Boots and Saddles. have
won many prizes.
Edna Wallace Hopper owns tiny
French bulldog which cost sl,eON. 1,
was given her and was n prize winner
at the last New York dog show.
Vernona Jnrbenu's black and tan,
Trix. weighs but 1, ounces when logged
out in collar, blanket and boots. He
Is the smallest of his kind. He Is n
brave dog, however, and 10 decorated
with a medal given by the Humane so.
ciety because he once saved his own
er's life when hotel was on fire by
waking her with his sharp barks.
May Irwin loves dogs and owns many,
among them Dick. fox terrier. with n
pedigree yard long; Gar. n 81. Ber-
nard. worth $500. with plumy tai,
like n feather boa; Jones, a terrier
which has been stolen more times than
any other dog in the country. Up to
date his owner has paid out over 500
In rewards for his return.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE AMI
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A Concomitant OF Alatrimo.y.

A COncOmifant OF MatRtmony.
Benedict-Married life IL the natural
state of man. Married people are more
thoroughly exempt from all the evils
that beset mankind than are the un-
married. I defy anyone to produce q
single instance to the contrary.
Bachelor-Hai you do, do you? Ny
dear sir, you seem to forget that tho
divorce evil operates exclusively among
sths married. d.-Judge. z,
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A Cure for Nervous Headaches.

For eight years suffered from costipation and
severe headache. the headache usually lasting
three days nt time. Headache powders reliev.
ed me temporarily. but left too had an effect.
since began taking Celery King have greatly
improved In health. seldom or never have head.
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well -MRs. 4. s. HATcu, Temple, y. II. Celery
King for the Nerves. Liver and Kidneys II sold
In soc. and 25c. packages by W. H. Herman.
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A DMINlSTRATORs' NOTICE Le,

AGENTS WANTED FOR 1.-THE LIFE AND
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greatest naval hero. By Murat lIaistead, the
lifelong friend and admire, Of the nations
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A Generous Young man.

UeuefOus HOuuB "ans
Miss Frank-George seems owfully
fond Of his uncle.
Miss Sharpe-How so?
"Why. he's let him have his watch,
chain, stud and ring since I have known
him, and that's only a month!"-Jewel-
ers' Weekly.
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Mrs Hogan-Give me O pound av thin
earthquake preserves. Baumgarden.
Mr.. Baumgarden-vot's dot? Vyyou
call dem erfguake preserfs, Meesis Ho-
gan?
Jaw, Dutch, ye're slow! Becaus'
they come In jars."-N. Y. World
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LEGAL ADVERTISING

4 DMINISTRArRiX NOTICE Let
"A trrs OF Administration ~ the rs..
i'fe OF sarah BlwcrsoX. late Ot Midiieburg.
Slv'inr -, -. deco. having hp"n grant.
ed 10 III" undersigned. all persons knowing
Themselves ihdrhtrd to said estate are requested
10 max" immediate naym"nt. whieiLO e having
cl,,Ins wili present them duly authenticated 4"
the undersigned.
MRS. IDA V. MOVER.
5-!i-6i. Administrator.
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Nearly Fifty-Eig6 Years Old !

It's a long life, but devotion to
the true interests and prosperity OF
the American People hos won for 1t
new frierds ms the years rolled by
and the original mem bers of it, fam
ily passed to their reward, and these
admirers are loyol and steadfast to
day, with faith in It's teachings, and
confidence in the Information which
it brings to their homes and fire
sides.
As natural consequence 1t en-
jovs in its old sge all the vitality and
yigor of it's youth, strengthened and
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SONGS OF THE BARDs.
Pro Pntrta Mort.

Pro Patrin Mori.
As a gold and scarlet sunset
Glories a somber day.
That else were all unmemoried.
Dying In dusk away.
Great acts mans day embayon.
Gods lilies out Of life's mud:
The splendid flower OF heroes
Out Of q soil Of blood.
The date Of the deed? Who recks itf
Such moments are timeless things
OF old. Leonidas thrills US.
He travels on Fame's wide wings:
Or. blithe through the Russian bullets.
Rushes the Light Brigade
To death-and the whole world echoes
The sound Of the charge they made.
And now-with the ancient valor-
In the clutch of a tropic sun.
Our own Rough Riders conquer.
Though the foe be four TO Que.
The date Of the deed? 'Tis nothingi
Count It by tears or cheers.
For the men who die for country
Have Iaught TO do with the years!
--Richard Burton. In N. y. Independent
Once More the Fpil.
uS year OHCe HlOTe 10 NtISilS " ltS CloSc,
The monitory wind all day ionS grieves.
And from the hedge, like startled birds
the leaves
Are scattered far on every gus, that blows
The blithe birds are departed with the rose
That bloomed but now along the cottage
caves
All save O few that mid the garnered
sheaves
In silence build against III" impending
SHOWS.
Although beyond this gloom and dearth
you say,
The spring shall come with song and
flower and bee,
And all these scenes forlorn again be
glad.
Ny soul keeps signing this dark autumn
day;
The summer. too. must follow. and. ah
Once more the fall with empty fields
and sad!
Henry Jerome stockard. In Argosy.
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SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE Of The San Francisco
Call corner If Market and Third streets, open
urtil 2 o'clock every night in the year.
BRANCH OFFICFS-527 Montgomery street.
corner Clay; open until $50 o'clock.
500 Hayes street; open until $50 o'clock.
G3) McAlllster street; open until $50 o'clock.
Ci5' Lark!n street; open until $50 clock.
lst Mission street; open urtl 10 o'clock.
92fl Market street, corner Sixteenth; open
until O'Clock.
,o6 Eleventh street; open until o'clock
lo9G Valencia street; open until o'clock.
Northwest corner OF Twenty-second and Ken
tucl,y streets: ope1 until o'clock
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Bad health. business worry, family difficulties,
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her advice invaluable. The most complicated
diseases business entanglement OF domestic
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suggested. There is case too difficult for
her 10 handle as thousands can testify.
Life in all its phases she has made her one
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cess denomnate conditions, and rise above all
evils OF Whatsoever kind she has mastered. No
man or woman need remain under the cloud.
There is always way out. She Will discover it
and help you.
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SHE HAS STOOD THE TEST AND IS HERE
ALWAYS CONSULT THE BEST.

Every person is especially adapted to some
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may justly be termed his true vocation, and
yet more than half Of YOU fighting against
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find your true vocation.
II you are contented with your present work
you have found your true vocation. and success
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READ HER CIRCULAR,

Sent free on application with 2-cent stamp,
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SHE GIVES ADVICE ON BUSINESS.

speculation stocks, investments. law. etc. She
Will tell YOU what trade, business or profession
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LEARN THE SECRET POWER OF CON
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HALLOWEEN Social and Dance, given by
Eiectro-Medcal Society at Occidental Hail.
315 Larl0n St. Monday eve. oct. 80, 1893, at
D. m. sharp; admission, including refresh
mants, 10 cents
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At DIR. RINES Spiritual Society. zoo Market
H. free: IS loc; Mrs. Seeley. Vigers Gillng-
ham, Dawson; tests, 33j McAllister st
Wednesday. Nov. I, p. m; test; read; free;
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ACCOUNTANTS.
BIC YCLE REPAIR

S. X. BALLARD 4ol Cal. at, designs. audits
adjusts accounts for corporations & hrms ref
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COTTAGES TO LET.

sooo -
sSoO-The cheapest. healthiest and most CON
Venlent Groom house: high basement; PAIN pain
ana stationary washtubs a variety OF @ @lrul.
trees; close to electric cars. Inquire corner
I'D ave and 2S St, E. Oakland. or at "a Ninth
St, San Francisco.
sl4-FURNISHED or unfurnished 1877 Julian
ave. of Sixteenth and Mission sts: noaern
improvements.
COTTAGE. rooms. large grounds; also nat
OF rooms. Apply SO Chenery St. mr. 9Oth.
COTTAGE; three rooms 70sh Harrison ST.
rear; Sc.
NICE cottage; rooms and bath; rent cheap.
A7 Twentieth st
REAR cottage of rooms and hall: rent 50.
I'll Eighth St, near Howard.
B SUNNY rooms; chicken house. barn; cheap
5N Thirtieth ST., near Noe.
COTTAGE of rooms and BATH with or with
out stable 400 Dolores st. near SeVenteenln.
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COTTAGES WANTED.
WANTED-,A or Broom cottage; modern;
sunny: bath etc; detached W. IL. U''
Golden West Hotel.
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FLATS TO LET.

GEARY, 1917-$1S 4 furnished rooms; bath;
toilet; beds; stoves; gas and coal; all
necessaries
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Ni!2rTINGS-sUNDAY.

A FREE lecture this evening, O'Clock on
"Consumrtion: It's Cause, Nature and Cure" ="
by Or. J. Depew Kergan (of Drs. K. < x. 5
Electric Sanitarium), at Crystal Hall. Pyth-
ian Castle. 999 Market st, followed By mag
riicant views OF tour Of Mexico. Our Sis
ter Republic" Those attending this lecture
may procure free tickets 10 the wonderful "
ray exhibition at the Sanitarium. corner Of
Market and Mason sts., on Tuesday evening
next.
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SOCIETY Of Progressive Spiritualists, Occi-
dental Eau, corner Larkln and McAllister,
sunday. at 7.3o ,. m; speaker. Mrs. K. S.
Lille. subject The Border Land"
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THOS II B. VARNEY Market and Tenth
RAMBLER AND IDEAL BICYCLES
REPAIRING A SPECIALITY.
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LEARN THE SECRET POWER OF CON
troll.
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PROF. GEE. medium. In his wonderful and
convincing test. . and .. m. 102 O'Farreu
ST.. below ACazar; music; Prof. Shrafl; l0c.
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RICHMOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
southwest corner Seventh ave, and Clement
st.-Rev Philip Coombe. pastor. Morning
services at II o'clock: sermon by the Rey. {.
r. Pomeroy ID. Afternoon at o'clock
special services in the new building; sermon
b. the Rev. l. D. Bevan. ID, LID. Of
Melbourne. Australia. Evening services at
.s5 q clock
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HELP WANTED-AGENTs

WANTED-Live, hustling agents, male and fe-
male, every town, sell and greatest
staple family necessity and money maker on
coast; ''once used always used by every
man, woman and child; sells at sight. Ad-
dress, with stamp, General Agent, $50 Jefrer-
son st., Oakland, Cal.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

.IytTTC1, free. r. W. KING. sixth floor Chron-
icle priIdng; no advance charges AL cases;
Estates mortgages. damages. coIections,
bankruptcy. wills etc. uia"H'
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Presbyterian Church, Oak and Ba-
kcr sts.-RcY. !. 5. Thomas, pastor. At II
A m The Appointment Of the Twelve; at
1:45 musical service. with address on His
fcric hymns" Sunday school at $50. Chris
tien Enlcavor at 6:55. Wednesday evening
prayer meeting al 7:45. Beginning next Sun
dag morning. service at 1890; sunday school,
l2:l5.
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FIRST Church Of Christ. Scientist. Central
block 223 Sutter st. bet. Kearny and Grant
ave.-Chrstian Science Bible lesson at II
=. m, lesson, Adam anI Fallen Man"
Sunday-school for children at the same hour.
Wednesday, evening meeting at 5 o'clock. All
are welcome.
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REPRESENTATIVE Masons to solicit sub
scriptions for the American Tyler, only Ma
sonic journal of general circulation in the
U. S. Address with references, box oo3, De-
troit. Mich
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

GERMAN cook and laundress. $35; a German
cook $780, a cock, boarding house, country,
sS5: housework, Los Gatos. $40. in family;
Martinez. S2O Stockton, SIS; Oakland. S25;
Mill Valley. $50; Berkeley, $40; and several
other towns; 20 housework girls, city. $25 and
500; a number of young girls TO assist. $40 to
SIS. MISS II. CULLINAN, 1923 Sutter st.;
phone Main 651.
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NEW Jerusalem Church tSwedenborgian). 1926
O'Farrell st.-The pastor. Rev. D. V. Bowen,
viii preach at n a. M; subject, 'Ye Are the
Temple Of the Holy Spirit"
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MEETING NOTICES.

TPOTOGY-serrano. recognized brightest as-
troinper in America; sketch of life and pros
ncrts send date Of birth. sex and l2c. PROF.
cERRANO 2. o. box b23S, BOSTON, MRes.
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CALVARY Presbyterian Church. cor Powell
ard Geary- sts.-Rey. John Hemphill. D. D.
Topic D. m Gods Jewels Music a m:
Anthem. My Soul Doth Magnify" c. B.
fIaN}ey: offertc-v. duet. Awake Up My
Glory. (nne0. Mrs. Hert-Nfark and Miss Van
Peit Music, p m: Anthem. ''Jubilate lC(,
tSchilNng); OfertOrv. There Is an Hour
CBarnby); quartet and tenor solo. D. II. Law
renca Al are made welcome.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

MURRAY & READY. PHONE MAIN 6S4s
Leading Employment and Labor Agents..
want to-day, from a. m, help for British
Columbia, Arizona, Oregon, Washington, Ha-
waiian Islands. Utah and all parts OF Cali
fornia. MURRAY & READY, 634-636 Clay st.
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FIRST Unitarian Church. southwest corner
Geary ani Franklin sts.-Rev. Or. Stebbins.
Minister Emeritus: Rev. y. J. =. Schultz su-
perinteadent u Sunday school The Sunday
school is AZ 10 O'Clock The morning service
is al II o'clock: Rev. Horatio Stebbins viii
occupy the pulpit All are cordially invited.
There Is no evening service
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ADVICE free. divorce law specially prlVSIe
no Zoe without success: collections. o. W
HOWE. atty at law, $50 Market. cor. etocktn
,-TAUTl Emma Spreckes building. s2i
Market: consultation free: no iees IN aoNaIlC1 ~
D-1cIE q NAGLE attorneys at law. Emma
spreckels building, e27 Market ST.
IDVTrtc free. no charge unless successful, w.
". DAVIDSON. s27 Market st.. opp. Mason'
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GIRL to do general housework in small family.
Apply Monday, between s and IL q. m, at
1865 Green