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Skin Diseases.

For the speedy and permanent cure
,etter. salt rheum and eczema. Cham
0erlsiD's Eye and Skin Ointment l.
without m equal. It relieves the itch
Ing and smarting almost instantly AMI
its continued use effects = permanent
cure. Il also cures itch. BARRIERS itch
scald heal. sore nipples. itching piles,
chapped hands. chronic sore eyes and
formulated lids.
m. Cs1yb Csalllln Powders %,
horses are the best t0uic, blood puri6e,
Odvermifugs. PSics. S6csnts. boldbv
Nsssi1 Friedman, Druggist.
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MaditOn Tow nship Trustee
Notice.

Notice il gwen that hereafter the Tru-
20 Of Mad EN- township will re At Ill"
flee VI DR.. Bean. H. iceland, on every
siurday, for the pun ,ose OF attending tc
w nehip iuslness. md all persons hav-
M Lurinees with the ,ownship are ex-
ersed to confine il &c those days.
The TOW nehip library is KEEP. at lsaa'
sicxsnder's in Ireland. where all ma,
htain the books.
The Indiana School books will IL
,a,nc st WIN. T. Young's store At nj
imee. JOHN +. NoRAAN,
Aue. le. '05-y Trustee Madison TIP
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-01-25

There is more catarrh in this sec
tion of the country than ali other
diseases put together, and until the
last few years was supposed to be in
durable. For n great many years
doctors pronounced it II local dis.
ease, and prescribed local remedies
and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it
incurable. Science has proven ca
tarrh to be a constitutional disease,
and therefore requires constitutional
treatmene. Halls Catarrh Cure man.
ufactuIed by f. j. Cheney a. Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitu.
tional cure on the market. 1t is
taken internally in doses from ten
drops to te' ,oon i. 1t acts d.
rectlv on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the systen. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails
to cure. Sond sor circulars and tes-
timOnials. Address,
F. CHENEY Il CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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It bas been demon strated repeat
edly in every state in the Union and
in many foreign countries that Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy is a certain
preventative and cure for Group. 1t
has become the universal remedy for
that disease. M. V. Fisher of Lib
erty, w. Va, only repeats what has
been said around the globe when he
writes II have used Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy in my family for sew
eral years and always with perfect
success. We believe that it is not
only the best cough remedy, but
that it is a sure cure for Group. 1t
has saved the lives of our children
number of times" This remedy is
tor sale by all Druggists.
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b Aug "a, 1910; d Oct IS,
1864. AGED 81 v m "a d

b Aug "a, 1779; d Oct IS,
1865, aged 81 y m "a d.
Herrold, Ennica, dau of David, d
Nov "a, 1866, aged s y II d.
Herrold, Simon F., b Sept 7,
1902; d Dec ls, 1886, aged 81
y3 m II d.
Herrold, Sarah, W of Simon F., b
Aug7, 1908; d Mar 3, 1865,
aged 81 y 6 m 26 d.
Herrold, Priscilla, dau of Simon F.,
b Aug 2, 1916; d Apr II,
1850, aged 3 y 7 M 20 d.
Herrold, Irwin, S of David, b Mar
25, 1871; d Sept !, 1872, aged
5m 6 d.
Herrold, Catharine, W of Yelling
ton, b Nov u, 1854; d Nov
%, 1875, aged 2l u d.
Herrold, Adam s., d Apr IL, 1888,
aged II W m 7 d.
Herrold, Mabel c., of John H.,
d Sept IA, 1885, aged ~ 3 m
Herrold, VIM. g., d Jan 81, 1920;
d Feb 10, 1880, aged 60 y Cd.
Herrold, Samuel g., b Nov 23,
1926 Mar Is, 1881, aged 81
/ m II d.
Herrold, Elizabeth, W ofSamuel g.,
b Mar s, 1924; d May II,
1888, aged 80 y 2m9 d.
llerrold, George Napoleon, of
Samuel c., b Dec 80, 1886; Il
Sept >, 1862, aged 5 y SIN I'd.
Herrold, Wesley, $ Of Samuel g., b
July s, 1863; d Mar %, 1873,
aged 8 y . m ID d.
Herrold, Sarah f., W of II. J. c., b
July Is, 1887; d Nov II,
1856, aged 10y 3 m n d.
Uerrold, Mary c., dau Of II. }. g.,
dSept %, 1884, aged 2m 22d.
Hcrrold, Erastus, of II. j. c., d
Sept 26, 1862, aged , y II m
Cd.
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kinney ToubI0.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the heart is
over-working in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
II used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kidneys.
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their BEGIN
ming In kidney trouble.
you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect Of DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits S.EV
by all druggists in fifty Hsi'tM55k1 1s.As:ss
cent and one-dollar siz- N n IA +!
es. You may have a s-s ~. h::.:S9 9IEtayo ~
sample bottle by mail Home OF swamp. Roo,
free. also pamphlet telling you how TO find
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing DR.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
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CHURCH CEMETERY.
Anderson, Elijah, d Oct 81, 1892,
aged - V 9m rs d.
Anderson, 'Ltharinc, W of Elijah, d
Dee Is, 1893, aged rs Y ! d.
Arnold, Anna Maria, W of Casper,
Dee Il, 1852; d Apr 26,
1920, aged IS Y 3 m % d.
Bender, Solomon, d Dee u, 1864,
aged 36y 8 m y d.
Bick!c, Lloyd w., of Norman, d
Sept ;, 1896, aged 10 m lOd.
Bickle, John F. Jan so, 1892,
aged ;5S Y IN ID d.
Bickle, Pauline, dau of John F.,
d Mar 3, 1856, aged | y , m
% d.
Brown, Karl Harold, of Rev. S.
p, d Aug II, 1881, aged / y
4 m II d.
Brown, Marius, S of Rev. S. p, b
Oct 6, 1884; d Jan l6, 1889,
aged 4 y3 m 10 d.
Brown, Edward r.; of Rev. S. p,
d Mar II, 1896, aged6 y 3 m
26 d.
Fisher, Margaret, W of Wm. p, b
May !, 1881; d Mar 3, 1857,
aged 25 y l0m2 d.
Fisher, Elonora, dau OF VIM. p, b
Dec l, lS55;d Feb 3, 1857,
aged l y3 m 2 d.
Gaugler, Aaron C., of james, b
Apr Is, 1874; d Jan 80, 1875,
aged 9 m II q.
Gaugler, John w., of Geo. X, d
Sept %, 1872, aged y s IN
Is d.
Herrold, Abel, d Feb 26, 1897,
aged sly.
Herrold. Magdalene, W of Abel, b
May n, 1916; d Apr Z,
1872, agey SO y 10 M Is d.
Herrold, John s., $ of Abel. b Feb
l3, 1858; q Oct 10, 1875,
aged % y m % d.
Herrold, Levi, of Abel, b Dee 6,
1888; d Feb 2, 1856, aged II
y l m Cd.
Herrold, Amelia, dau of Abel, b
May 4, 1859; d Julv25, 1871,
12y 2 m II d.
Herrold, Philip, soldier, lieut.. Mex.
War, b Aug s, 1892; d Mar
l6, 1866, aged 81 WINS d.
Herrold, Susan c., W of Philip, b
Mar IA, l797;dSept 80, 1879,
aged 80 6 M 10 d.
Herrold, Philip X, Of Philip, d
Aug 20, 1857, aged 10 " m
god.
Herrold, Jacob h, OF Philip, b
Mar 8, 1896; d Mar Is, 1864,
aged 2Sy 7 d.
Herrold, Frederic, d Sept IS, 1871,
aged rs 6 m.
Herrold, CatharineS., W of Frederic,
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The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fl
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
II they are sick or out
Of order. they fail to do
their work.
Pains. aches andrheu-
matism come from ex-
cess Of uric acid In the
blood, due TO neglected
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S. s. S. FOR THE BLOOD

which
blood diseases BY relying and experimenting
sufferers
instead OF enduring suffering which gradually
the s.
ocrou Eczema Cancer rheumatism Contagious Blood Bo
Books on d and skin diseases will be mailed
Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Georgia
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5. s. 5. Is the Only
Remedy Equal to this
Obstinate Disease.

serious consequences to which Scrofua surely leads
should impress upon those afflicted with it the vital i'm
portance OF wasting no time upon treatment which
not possibly effect In many where the wrong
treatment has been relied upon, complicated ganduar
swengs have for which the doctors insist that
dangerous surgical operation is necessary.
Mr. H. f. Thompson OF Milledgeville, Ga, writes: -
ped case OF Scrofua broke out the glands my neck
which had to be anced and caused much suffering |
was treated for long WHILE but the were un
able to cure me, and my condition was as bad as when
began their treatment Many blood remedies used
put without effect Some recommended S. S. s., and
began to Improve as soon had taken few bottles
continuing the remedy, was soon cured permanently,
and have had sign OF the disease to return" Sw
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Over.Mork Weakens
4. Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood. |

All the blood In your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes,
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&.
INSCRIPTIONS.
A Collection Made from ailhe Bury
ing Grounds IN Snydw County
for the Mddleburyh "Post."
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.


b Jan 10, 1864; d July 80,
1865, aged y 6 m IL d.
Kline, George A., of John L., d
May II, 1887, aged 2y Am I'd.
Kline, Mary j., dau of John L., d
Sept 4. 1890, aged 8 NJ Is d.
Kline, Claude L., OF Lucian, d
Aug II, 1881, aged 8 m l6 d.
Kline, Mary, W OF Leonard, b Nov
7, 1884; d Apr II, 1869, aged
81 VS. m 4 d.
kline, Elizabeth, dau of Leonard, b
Mays, 1859; d Feb 8, 1866,
aged 6y9 m.
Lester, Calvin, of G. w., b Dec
II, 1S66;d Sept II, 1872,
aged 5 y 8 m.
.eister, Susan, dau of G. w., dMar
%, 1890, aged 4 m 3 Il.
Newman, Mary, dau of John, b Jan
26, 1S47;d Feb 10, 1869,
aged 22y IA d.
Newman, Albert, : of Geo. W., b
Sept 30, 1887; d July s, 1889,
aged % m 8 d.
Newman, Jacob NJ, S of Jacob, b
Jan 5, 1864; d Sept 25, 1898,
aged 20 y 8 m god.
Pfahler, Owen g., S of ID. b., d Feb
2S, 1865, aged m IA d.
Rine, David b., g of Henry S., b
July II, 1864; d Apr 5, 1865,
aged Sml 10 d.
Rine, Mary A., W of John NJ, d
Feb Is, 1865, aged As y 10 m
aine, Elizabeth, W of John NJ, d
Nov Is, 1881, aged 60 y IL m
II d.
ine, Mary Ann, dau OF John NJ, d
Nov 80, 1860, aged 81 y 15d.
(ne, Helena, W of John S., d Oct
21, 1896, aged Al y l m 10 d.
fine, infant of John S.
einhart, Margaret W OF II. w., d
Nov 8, 1889, aged Soy 6m 13d,.
einhart, w. H., of H. w., b
Aug 26, lS76;d apr IL, 1897,
aged 20y7 m II d.
kehrer, Levi, b Sept 25, 1925; d
\ June 20, 1866, aged 20 y 8 m
! 25 d.
hyder, George, d Aug 5, 1896,
aged so y3d.
hrawder, Mary, dau of Tilman, b
Sept l, 1856; d Mar 10, 1864,
aged 7 y6 m 8 d.
haffer, Mary A., W of B. c., b Aug
ii, 1887; d July 80, 1878,
aged 30 y II m 16 d.
laffer, Jacob F., of Edward g.,
b July 3, lS6S;d June l, 1869,
aged 10 m 2S d.
laffer, Idella NJ, dau of Edward
g., b Apr 2, 1887; d Aug Is,
1887, aged t m Is d.
yartz, Daniel, b May 5, 1907; d
Oct 80; 1876, aged SO y 8 IN
25 d.
|vartz, Henry B., of Daniel, d +;
Oct 6, 1872, aged Coy 5m Sd. |
gartz, Jennie F., dau of John B., |
b Oct 10, lS67;d Feb 6, 1870, |
aged 2y 9m 7 d.
Pnes, Lloyd, b Sept %, 1851; dl
Nov 10, 1879, aged % y lml
81 d.
ines, Lloyd, of Lloyd, b Aug %,
1878; d May 81, 1879, aged s
Al 90 Il.
becht, Edward B., S of II. H., d
Feb 3, 1876, aged 6 y II IN
23d. |
tohler, Nancy, wof Amos, b Aug
10, 1S41; d July 80, 1881, |
aged 80 y IL M 20 d.
lohler, Vernie E., dau of Amos, d
June 2, 1896, aged 4y 2m I'D.
ohler, Ada Verdilla, dau of Amos,
b Dec 7, 1866; d Sept II,
1867; aged 8 m 4d.
ohler, Mary Ida, dau of Amos, b
Aug2 1864; d Apr IS, 1866,
aged l y 7 m 26 d.
Phler, Henry E., s ofAmos, b Sept
s, 1868; d Sept 26, 1874, aged
3y 81 d. !.
Il Il
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w ~'ss~e - osss e'Ast w W 't
Aug 6, 1895, aged 81 " N
II d.
Wallace, Martin L., s OF F. w, t
Oct %, 1884; d Mar 80, 1888,
aged 3 y5 IN 8 d.
Wallace, James L., s of +. w.,
Sept 8, 1859; d Jan 8, 1861,
aged i y 4 d.
Weiser, Jonathan, b Nov Is, 1918,
d Mar s, 1880, aged 81 Y 8 m
q d.
Weiser, Jennie Ida, dau of iona, b
Oct IL, 1868; d Feb Is, 1879,
aged Is y 4 NJ i d.
Weiser, David r. p, Co. L, lst
Pa. Cav. and Co. X, S3 p. V.
l., d Jan 81, 1898, aged SO y
Pm.
Weiser, Sallie, dau of d. X. p, d
Mar l6, 1884, aged 13 y 5 M
IA d,
Weiser, Cochran A., of d. r. F.,
b Sept 2S, 1867; d Oct ls,
1870, aged BY 81 d.
Wentzel, Mary e., dau of Adam, b
July 80; 1867; d Aug 2S,
1867, aged 80 d.
Wilvert, Mary NJ, d Jan Is, 1898,
aged 20 y 7 m 10 d.
Wickersham, infant dau of L. NJ,
b Feb 7, 1880, aged 2 d.
Wickersham, infant of l.. NJ, b
Jan IS, 1878, aged d.
Wochley, John F., sof Fred, b Nov
7, 1S61;d Feb II, 1862, aged
3m sd.
Yohn, Nancy Jane, dan of Geo, b
July II, 1860; d Sept 80,
1864, aged 8 m II d.
TRINITY UNITED BRETHREN
CEMETERY.-27 Inscriptions.
Bickel, John, b July |, 1926; d May
7, 1896, aged 69y 1Om 6 d.
Bickel, Elizabeth, W of Johd, b Mar
3, 1885; d Mar 80, 1872, aged
81 y.
Bickle, Lovina, dau of John, b Mar
Is, 1868, aged 3 m2 d.
Bickle, Leah, dau of John, b Mar
10, 1862, aged 3 m % d.
Bickle, Lewis, of John, b Aug s,
1868, aged IL d.
.Bickle, George, $ of John, b May
Is, 1854, aged m 3 d.
Bickle, Emma NJ, dau nf John, b
Jan II, 1869, aged 6 m 5 d.
Bickle, Emma g., dau of Henry, b
Nov 10, 1864; d Dec17 1867,
aged 3 y l m 7 d.
Limerick, VIM. Grant, OF Emanuel,
b Nov II, 1865; d Aug IA,
1869, aged 3 y 9m2d.
Glace, Solomon, b Sept IS, 1902; d
Oct %, 1869, aged 81 y l m
Glace, Emanuel, S of Fred, b Mar
20, 1868; d Feb s, 1865, aged
1y 10 m Is d.
Glace, John E., of Fred, b Oct 80,
1864; d Sept %, 1869, aged
4 y 10 m % d.
Priscilla, dau of David, b
Mar 2, 1860; d July II, 1870,
aged 10 "a m 10 d.
infant S, OLA. j., b Mar
4, 1856; dune 20, 1886, aged
3m 25 d.
Barbara E., W of Philip, b.
Feb 1915; d Sept IA, 1851,
aged SO y 7 m.
DR.. Thomas, of Philip, b.
July 8, 1S49; d May 20, 1881,
aged 81 y 10 m IL d.
James Herbert, ofPhilip,
d May 2S, 1862, aged 5 y2m
20 d.
Hilbish, Charles Edwin, S of Philip, !
d Sept 7, 1855, aged 6 d.
Houseworth, Catharine, W of John,
b Dec 8, 1905; d Apr IA, 1866,
aged COY 4 m 6 d.
Houseworth, Benjamin, S of Henry,
b May 80, 1858; d Apr 20;
1854, aged 4 y 1Om god.
y D.II rnnn
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ONLY ONE CURE
FOR SCROFULA.

There are dosens Of remedies recommended for
Scrofula, some OF them no doubt being able to
the only remedy which completely cures it,
Scrofua is one Of the most obstinate, deep seated
blood diseases, and is beyond the reach OF the
many so-callsd purifiers and tonics because some-
thing more than mere tonic is required. S.S.S.
le, and never fails to cure Scrofula, because il
e disease, thus permanently eliminating every
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-02-04
BURLINGTON.

BURLINGTON, Ohio February 3-Ne-
gotiations for the sale OF the Gaylord coal
property, located about one mile north of
here, which has been on for several weeks
past, were entirely closed on Saturday of
last week, by the turning over of the
money by the purchaser agent to the for
mer owners, Messrs. John o. Jones, David
w. Roderick and George w. Rowland and
the transfer of of the deed to the present
owner, ]. d. Seuters, of Mcdonald, Pa
Mr.. Seuters, it is said, Is directly inter-
ested in the iron business, at Cleveland
and Pittsburg and the product of the
mines will be shipped to those points for
consumption.
The funeral of Miss Annie Nevin, whose
death occurred on Wednesday took place
on Friday afternoon.
The nineteen months old child of Joseph
Davis, which died early Saturday morn
ing. was buried on Sunday afternoon at
| Riverview
John Beavers has been suffering from a
| sore foot which he had injured by STEP
ping on rusty nail.
The west-bound c. & p. mail train,
which passes Burlington about eleven
O'Clock, left US some very ragged mail
on Tuesday, the S0th, caused by the mail
sack falling under the wheels of the train
The mail sack was badly cut UP, and a
| number of newspap ers were riddled.
A young mans first trip into a barber
| shop caused the barber 10 look with sur
prise when the young man said. I would
like to have my mustache dyed. Polite
barber: Certainly, sir: did you bring it
with your"
Thomas Hercules is quite i'll at his home
| on Nixons Run. The young man is suf-
fering from an afhiction similar to that of
/ appendicitis and is at present too weak
| to be operated on. owing to the length of
| time he has gone without taking sold
| food 1t is the intention of his parents.
! however to have an operation performed
| just as soon as he gains sufficient strength
| to allow such a thing to be done with some
! safety. against so much risk
| Since the robbery occurred al, Henry
| Bodies residence here on Tuesday morn
| ing. our citizens have begun to look after
/ their doors at night. as it is not considered
| safe to leave them unlocked. unless we
would donate what valuables we have 10
persons whom We don't know.
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ST. CLAIRsvILLE.

ST. CLAIRSVILIsE, o., February 3.
w. A. Hunt, Of Columbus, visited
with friends here over Sunday
Whit Judkins, Of F. Trolls Sons.
spent Sunday at his home in Flushing.
w. A. Fenton, Of the Aetna Stand
ard at Bridgeport. was with his family
here over Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Lewis and little daugh-
ter. Miss Grace. are here visiting her
mother, Mrs. Nancy Frasier, and other
relatives before moving TO Philadei-
phia, where Mr.. Lewis has position.
Solomon Bentley died at his home
near Bannock on Tuesday morning
from paralysis Mr. Bentley was born
nj ST. CiairSville, February TIN. 1896.
His funeral took place from his late
residence Friday morning. Interment
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NEW MARTINSVILLE.

NEW MARTINSVILLE, w. Va,
February 3.-P l.. Sergent, one of Sis
tersville's hustling business men. was
here Thursday. Mr. Sergent is think
ing of moving his Office to this city.
The Central Mantle and Tile Co, of
this city, has completed the tile work
in the buildings of DIR. Schmeid and
Benz. Bridgeman. This company OPP
ened its Office on Main street and is
doing fine business.
Lloyd McIntire. whose serious ILL
ness of typhoid fever was reported in
the Register, is now convalescent and
he will soon be able to be in his Of
fee.
Circuit Court adjourned Wednesday
at noon, and by one o'clock John Stem
der had commenced to take down the
old Court House, and in a few days
the old building will be removed and
the new building commenced.
The Circuit Court clerks Office was
moved Thursday to the Barrack build
ing at the corner of Main and North
streets. The County Clerks office
will be moved into the second story of
the new post Office building, and the
Sheriff's Office will be in the Jail
building.
The dwelling and contents of John
Hommell, situated on the South Side,
were destroyed by fire Wednesday
night. There was no insurance. The
family had not time to get their wear
ing apparel
William Gorby, of Belpre, and who
was here nursing Lloyd McIntire, left
for his home Thursday.
Attorney E. o. Keifer made the last
address to jury in the old Court
House, he being counsel for the plain
tiff in the last case tried. The Mag
nolia High school building has been
adopted as the Court House by the
County Court, and Judge Farr entered
an order requiring all notices to be
posted at the front door of this build
ing, where a decree of his court re-
quires the posting of the same.
Charley Ford met with a painful ac-
cident Monday He is teamster of
A. C. Ruby and while driving wagon
the boom pole broke. striking him in
the face, fracturing the cheek bone.
Dr. Miller was called and rendered the
necessary medical attention.
Robert Hill is recovering from an
attack of typhoid fever.
WANTED-100 teams to haul cas-
| ing. etc., S. per day. A. c. RUBY,
New MartinSvilte.
Miss Minnie Clark spent few days
this week with Sistersville friends