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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
Peronally Conducted Tours via the Pennsyl
vania Railroad.

The P,nn~yIvaula Raj road Company
Personally 4 unduc, ed Tour to Mexic'
and California wIIi leave New York oI
Fenurary IL, visiting s. LOUIS, Sa'
Antonio. M"nl erey, Iamplc", SAu Lul
PuIo>I, Guam, juatU, lrapuaIo, duad"l"
lara, QIeTelaru, City Of MEXICO aqua
alIeue~, and II PaSO.
At FL Pasu tourists tor California onlN.
Sho viii leave New York February 20
VII Join the party, and the Mexlcai
,uuIints " hO do not Care t" go 10 u"
'acfic Coast viii return 10 New 4oIk.
he CpltuInIa party vi visit Los All
rIeS and the Suuthern CsI turnIa coa>
.sorts, san Francisco, and On the r.
urn lrlp, the 3rani Canon "t the Col
rad.,In ArIxon.. TuurI~s Will haV'
thirteen ,Xvs in Mexico AMI ninetee
ay, on the Par fr Coast, the CalIturhl
our returning 10 New York on Marci
I, the whole tour covering iortJ -EV
AVS. The rate, covering all nece~Sar
Expenses curing the entire trip, viii
>515 from roIntS on the Penn>yl'ani
tsrlroad east OF Pntshnrg. For MexirI
,nly the rate will hr $3.50. aud for Cal
.,rrria ONLY 1915. Tue rartv viii iravt
vpr the pmtIre ruute m Il special tTih'
( Pul man drawiug-r oun sleeping car
OmpArImput. dining. SMOKING anu "i =
ervA'iun cars. Califurnla-ouly tourist
vii Use special cars 1" FL Pa>o, alI
Hrxirn-unlS passengers viii u>e speclH
.ars returning from r. PaS". For detail
4 Itineraries AMI full information a"
Ires- Cip". W. Bny.i, A~s slant Gener"
assenxer Agent, Philadelphia, Pa.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
For the ShopRfrIM.

Congratulations are IN order. For
years II has been the thought Of work
ing women and those interested in
their welfare that the shopping hours
were too long. They made a demand
far too great upon the powers OF the
clerks and girls behind the counter
But nothing apparently could be done
unless the consciences OF all women
could be reused to the need OF q
change. II Is therefore with real graft
tude that the women Of Philadelphia
welcome the effort that Wanamaker's
store is making toward this needed
reform.
This shop is now closed every day at
$50 instead OF 6. thus giving O half
hours rest daily, benefit which counts
up rapidly In the month.
This Is step In the right direction.
and the way to prevent any retrograde
movement and TO Induce other stores
to follow this example Is TO be strict
with ourselves and do no shopping lat
er than o'clock. A little self CONTROL
a little forethought, will produce the
desired result.
Shopping women will themselves feel
the benefit OF rule which sends them
home 10 half hours rest before din.
Der and forces them 10 leave the shops
and crowded aisles for n more leisurelv
home going In the open air
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
LOOK AT HIN EATING

here Is where women are lamentably
remiss and sharply TO blame. Moth
ers. big sisters. schoolmistresses. with
all the intensity OF my soul appeal TO
you. for the good name OF the Ameri.
can nation. train boys 10 habitually OBJ
serve the usages Cf common. decent 50
ciety to convey food 10 their mouths
with their forks. not their knives: not
to chew toOthpicks In II car or In compa-
ny and not TO pick their teeth at all be-
fore folk Not to use Ii tOothpick pub
liCly was one OF the first rules laid
down for the observance Of his own
sous by that perfect mastcr OF the
small courtesies of life. prratlc though
he chose TO De In some respects. George
Francis Train. For the love of human
ity make boys use Il stif scrubhing
brush and soap and water upon their
hands and not 70 about the world with
the microbes OF forty different diseases
under their black finger nails. Train
them. say. q YOU women In authority
over untam2d young masculine crea
lures. so that when they In turn come
upon tue HctlNr stage OF llIe we SIlall
not have. as we have today. American
congressman. lawyers and doctors high
IN professional life who have never yet
learned the use OF pocket handker-
chief Fact,
Train them 20 brush their teeth every
night and not 10 20 10 bed with the de
caying remains Of the days food under
their gums Train thpm--O ye gods,
that must say it!-eduCatp them. by
severe measures If necessary. to grow
90 manhood without contracting that
most unpleasant practice n people ever
indulgpd In. but which Is the disgust
Ing mark Of the American male the
world ovpr-the unsppakable expectO-
rating habit. The knife swallowing
habit. the unbrushed tooth. the expeC-
eorutIng and toothpick chewing hab-
its respectively ought to be- tit grounds
for divorce In every state In the Union.
The United States is land In which is
seems easier 10 get dollars than 10 get
good manners and good breeding.
JANE STORY.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
WORK RAPIDLY
PROGRESSING
New MIL at Reading Iron Works Shows
~ imposingly- Half rore.

During the several days of pleasant
weather excellent progress has been
made by the carpenters at the new mill
of the Reading Iron Works About one,
half of the structure taking place of the
mill burned is now under roof. This
includes three spans, 50, 70 and 90 feet
wide, with lean-to on the north and
south sides. The new structure already
begins to show up quite imposingly. In
the old mill there was large middle
span with a lean-to north and south. In
the new structure the three spans are OF
equal height making the building ap
pear higher and much more massive in
appearance.
The lumber for the new mill has now
all arrived except what is needed for
the lean.to, on the north side, which
will be occupied by the roll shop. There
are some fifty carpenters employed at
present, with about half as many labor
ers. Nothing is needed now, therefore,
hut agreeable weather to push the work
speedily toward completion.
From present indications it is not like
ly, however, that the mill will be ready
tor operation much before spring. An
immense amount of work still remains
% be done in addition to the carpenter
work. Much delay may be occasioned
by the steam. water and blast pipes
ghich remain to be installed This
work, tedious and difficult in itself, is
It present rendered exceptionally slow
" the non.arrival of material as need
ed,
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
'ersonally Conducted Tours via Pen syl'
vania Railroad. .
SEASON # lYUl-l9U2.

The p, nus, lvanIa Railroad ComPan
nnounc sihr. following PeIsnnallN-C"n
mrtrd Tours tor the season OF 1901
l9O2:-
Merico and CalJornta.-A fort'-hv
!,y tuur wIrl leave NJ" York. Ph'lade
hi, Hlrrs 'urg, aud PiIIshurg teor"
nv II. rhe party viii travel over ~
.nrirp rnut.. nv the "Mfrico and CHtJ0'
uia Special he finest uaID that crooa'
hp " uIIuent.
Florida. Three tours TO JackS"nVl'I
Nl leave New York aud Phi"deiph"
'rbruary ani Is, and March 4. III
.irst two of ,he>e imIrs of a ~"j jrurn I"
,wn weeks IN the "Fiowery stale.
ickptS for the third tour Will be g""
o return by regular trains until Ma
81 1902.
Tickets for the above tours will II
old from prrnc' pal POINTS on tie Penn
,ylvauiA knilrond For d-ta Id tire
rips. giving rates snd full information
ddrpss rho~. +. Watt, Passenger Ave"
Western ID strict tt>hnrp; b. Cnnrlar"
rr .Ir., Passenger Agent RalIimor
Districi, Bal imO"; T.. >tn'ld@. Pa>seI
,er AGENT Sou h-ea~trrn District. Wa>h
n ton; nr Geo. w BOvd, ASslStan
General Passenger Agent, Pnilsdelphi
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12

Fred Raymund's melodram 'ti' com
-dy, "Old Arkausaw," which has ~
inyed prosperity on a much lonYe'
scale than most of it's rivals, will he pr'
sented at the Orera House on Frlda,
night, December 49, 1t i-a strong com
part play, possessing those drhca"
touches of pathos AMI hum"r and all lh'
virlle force of rh- drama. From presen
indications it will run on inde tiniIeI!
Another reason NAV be given for its sue.
ces>--itS owner now possesses The mo-
Elaborate and e1pen i've state outfit q
any company travelling. No aIItmI'
has been IN ,de to cheaper the attrac ior
by engaging incompetent p Ople. Th'
Old standard Of excellence is rellgiuu>I!
maintained an the result is shown II
rhe continued loyalty OF it's supp"rlers
"OlI Arkansaw" is play uf manN
parts and will be seen in this city IN II.
entirety.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
WHAT DOES THIS LACK.
Surely Danville Readers Cannnt ask for
Better Proof.

The Danville reader may ask for more
convincing proof than testimony pub
lished from representative residents Of
neigh boring cities, but as the proof we
offer has been decidedly convincing in
Bloomsbury it should carry consi Or.
able weight in Danville.
Mr. Geo. Mifflin, Dentist of Main ST.,
Bloomsbury says Il procured Doan :
Kidney Pills from Moyer Bros. Drug
Store for my brotherin-law Peter Lei
senring living at Bear Gap. He suffer.
ed intensely from the kidneys and from
pain in his back and ioins. The usual
accompaniments OF inactive kidneys
were present and added to his misery.
Doqus Kidney Pills which | sent him
gave positive relief He has pretty
thoroughly made known the merits Of
this remedy in this section.
For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents
Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. Y, sole
agents for the u. :.
Remember the nnme-Doan's-and
take no other
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
NEGLECTED MEN AND BOYS
Women Are RespOnsible For the
BasbarIans of Civilization.

Women Are Responsible For the
BasbarIans of Civilization.
Here. you abominable old chap! In
the name OF the Inventor OF forks and
Of common decency. what do you mean
by eating like that? You are in the
beautiful electric lighted dining room
of a hotel of great city. Handsomely
dressed. well bred ladies and gentle,
men are eating their dinner all around
you. and eating nicely. too. but there
you SIT, u mud splotch upon a fairy
canvas, the wild boar of the woods not
SO offensive in the act OF devouring his
food as you are.
You are well dressed, considering
You even have an expensive diamond
ring on your finger. Yet there you sit.
sha amelessly showing back into your big
mouth caulifiower upon the end OF
your knife. II does not stick upon the
knife very well. so you actually take
the fingers OF your left hand and pile
ibe caulifiower upon the knife and
steady II there while you lift the thing
TO your mouth. Oh. you animal! What
was the broad pronged. handsome sill,
yer fork beside your plate made for?
For ornament. was IL? But no! Per
haps you think II was made 10 pick
your teeth with. We shall see.
Spectacle TO gods and men you are
you. well TO do American citizen, on
your travels. An Eskimo savage squat
ting upon rhe ground. tearing raw fish
and putting II into his mouth with his
fingers. looks no whit worse than you
Beside you sits your wife. who eats
in a respectable way. but she does not
seem TO mind In the least that you are
making such an unholy show OF your
self"
II Is probably now too late for this
mans wife 10 admonish him success.
fully as TO his manner OF eating or the
nIceties Of common p.liteness. Old
men are apparently past learning any
thing. But suppose his wife had tax
en- him young, while he had more re-
gard for her feelings. Could She not
have shaped his manners over so that
al least he would not have been rank
otfense 10 every refined, well bred per
soni
But the masculine sex has to be-
caught yCung in order 10 refine II, and
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12

Registers Office, Danville, Pa. Nov, %, l5ol.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12

A tract of land on MontOur Ridge
early mile from town is about to b
nut to a unique use. The land. whicl
IA Just been purchased from the Read
NJ Iron company by Francis P Wolff
rot for its fertility anC
prodQctiveness, but Mr. Woll believe
hat he can make it pay by raising bul
rOgs and skunks.
Frogs served up according TO the cus
ICY and no restaurateur considers h
Dill of fare complete without them. Th'
lemaud is an ever increasing one, Will
he supply year by year is perceptibl.
diminishing.
Mr. Woll will Immediately begin worl
IN large pond which he will use 70
breeding purposes. He will stock i
With ch ice lot OF frogs shipp d frol
Baltimore. Acc riding to the owner
-aculttion it will not be long until h
will have fro Is by the Thousand.
The skunkery is an adjunct OF th'
rog pond upon whicn Mr.. Vol like
wise b ses great expectations. The Ii
le animal so much detested and sbuh
led when livin. is much sOnght af q
when dead, a. its pelt is qnite valuabl'
.lr. Vol will erect an enclosure u>iut
u the fence woven wire, or somethin,
similar, which he thinks will be effectu
Il in keeping the skunks at home. Tel
Jr IL d,z-n of the obnoxious little amin
us imported from the northern end o
he county have already been iustalle'
II the skunk farm.
The owner will also set ont severa
housand peach trees from which Il
,om. time III the future he expec.s I
| realize handsomely.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
To the Woman
Who Is
F Furnishing
Her Home

Buy your furniture for comfort and
with 4 view 10 durability. Do not be
inveigled into buying cheap sets Cheap
sets are mere gaudy trash. Buy each
piece for its own particular merits. Be
sure that the wood really Is what it is
represented to be. Better an honest
bit of oak than the most elaborately
mahcganizcd soft wood. with mock
inIaying. a good piece of standard de
sign will last the purchaser through
life and he a joy forever: a poor bit
viii show its true quality almost i'm
medately.
For your parlor you will need q dell
cate wall paper of striped or empire
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
OHAMBGRLAlNS
STOMACH AND LIVER TABLETS.
Try them

Try them
When you feel dull after eating.
When you have n" appetite,
When you have bad taste in tht
mouth.
When your liver is torpid
When your bowels are cOnstlpated.
When you have hes ache.
When you feel bilious.
They will improve your appetite
cleanse and invigorste your stomach sno
regulate your liver aud bowels. For salt
by Paules K Co.
II. 7. Mcintyre, s.. Paul, Mimi, VIII
has been troubled with a disordered
stomach, says, chamberlain Stomach
AMI Liver Tablets do me more good than
anything have ever taken" For sale
by Psules i Co,
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
A God Cough Med cine.

From tie Gazette, 1o0noomba, australia
tind Chamberlain Cough kru,edS r.
- excellent medicine. have hrem sui.
frrng from sevr.e cough tor the lar
rwo mou h., and II has atie, ted cure.
have great pleasure IN recommending
u.-W. G.. WoCKNEH. Tins Is the opin'
,un of one of our oldest aud most r.
.pected residents, aud has been voIun
tarily given in good faith that other
may Try the remedy aud be benetitte,i,h ,ht
WAS MIR. WUckner Tnls remedy is eUId
by Paules * GO.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
TIE Eur De.

Charles Spurgeun omre said that the''
vas Ihree x,et enemIr~ u maI--
dIrt, debt aud the devI." lie III gu
nave added one mO'e Il and nclud"
lNsurp~la. rhr evil results of this III
r>e could hardly he exaggerated. L.
etfe Is are ir in m'nd and holy. III,
4rr a. lar reaching a. The H~rtS IT TN
,.urSe that was lanI On the Jack law o
thelms whiCL WAS cursed In'eaiinE an
rink NJ anI >leep,uy. in stauIIug An
sitting aud lying" The good ttf, ctS q
Dr. PIrIce's G"I,i-n Medical Discover
ire most marked in aggravate An
hronic C ,se> of dyspepsia. IL enable
he. t ,uaCh CLAN Is To srrrrt- the n+Cr'
arv quantity uf digestive fluids, an
hiS nj once removes thar craving I"
Snawing ssnS ,IIun 81 rorIm"n tureriA !
tutms of In,i !e>Ii"n. tones AMI re.
Il aIeS the : o mach, invgurate- the to-
hd liver AMI gives the hI"ui m'krni
gands keen 4~>imiraiivr u0w er. Col
III Npliral Discovery" cures ninri
nght rer cent nf rhuSr who u>e II. ID
pi. rre'- Pleasant Pellets re u rrriOr -
I'll other laxIivp med cineI when tn
bowels are nh>rrncted.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
HEADACHE CHARMED.
1t is the Experience of Danville People
That the Magical Effect of Dr. A. W
Ohase's Nerve Pills With Sick and
NerYnnS Headaches.

1t has never come tn any other medic
nes--never 10 all mediclnes-thr album.
suce Of Dauvllle testimony showing the
unequaied merit established by d.. W.
Chase Ne,ve Pills. There is prUbably y
no case Of nervous sick headaches they
will not cure.
Mrs J. +. Daniels OF No. 403 ". Nah.
ouing street, DanvilIe Pa say>:-"M y
little girl Leah u Years old mas been
very poorly and nervous for a long time
aud last winter WAS so tad that had lC
keen her out Of sChooI-,he Jmpalned
so much of headaches and dId not rest
well at night. got some of DR.. A, w.
ChaSe's Nerve p Il at Go,h's Urng Store
and gave her ONE of tham. heysl Eng
tn ~ ed her wonderful y-n lrtvrd the
headaches aud she rested so much bet.
t,r."
DR.. 4. W. Chase's Nerve Pills are
sol a soc q box at dealers or DR.. A.
". Chase's Medicine Co, Buffalo n. \.
See that porrrair and signature of a. W.
Chase, NJ. d. are on every package.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12

MISSION FURNITURE seats and backs
and mahogany frames ard arms and
divan with Il mahogany or plain cherry
frame. Then there should be three
odd chairs of upright design. with or
without upholstered seats. and one Of
those useful circular backed chairs
which can bp twirlpd around 10 face
as one Wills A little round or oval ta-
/ bic should be- placed where ii looks the
best. but never in the center OF the
room With Il few good pictures in
empire frames aud the furnishings or
the fireplace the room Is complete.
The latest covering for chairs Is not
brccadp hut light tapestry. which Is
combined both with gilt and with ma
hogany frames. This expensive tapes.
try il initiated in English linen Gre
tonnes. with charming results. These
cretonnpS. which range frCm 10 cents
10 81 Il yard are ribbed and have ecru
grounds covered with lowered effects
in soft. rich Co!oriuGS. quite different
from those Of The bedroom cretonnes.
The latest parior clock is g.lt figure
poised gracefully This holds n large
watch with . convex glass and jew
plpd rim. An artistic bit of this sort
can Op obtained aS low as ST.. The
latest lamp is called the ART nouveau.
II is In the shape OF flower or
huge butterfly. through which the
/ light shines Eastern maideuS holding
branches OF tropical flowers in which
are placed electric light bulbs are also
beautiful novelties Crepe paper shades
Initiating orchids or roses are sold III
the department stores for 30 cents
apiece. They come both for electric
and for gas fixtures.
For the dining room Flemish oak fur
! niturp is shown remarkably cheap
with rush bottom CHAIRS aud dresser
| where choice bits of odd blue ware
, may bp displayed, or the new mission
furniture may be used. This Is made
Of stained wood with dull satinlike
finish. II comes in brown and in dark
and light green The shapes are quaint
/ aud artistic. and it Is solid. cheap
and in good taste. The latest RAD IN
dining rooms and libraries is 10 have
: the pictures framed 10 match the fur
! niture. In the library oak can be used,
with a couple OF Morris chairs and 8
window seat hpaprd with bright cush-
! ions. Green wicker or grass furniture
! can also he introduced with good ef-
| feet. The wall can be covered with
plain cartridge paper o. else win one
/ OF the new tapestry designs which also
/ come in panels. The latest bedrooms
are entirely done in cretonne, an Eng
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
TIE CHARLESTON EXHIBITION.
Reduced Rats via the Pennsylvania Rail
rnad

Daring the continuance Of the South
CHIUlIu IutrIs tate audN,s -lndrsu TX
msll on, 20 be neld at Charleston, :. y.
from ID, CemueI To- Juue l. the PennSN !.
YAM RAILROAD Company aril otl excu,,
-I,,n tickets 10 Cuarle-Iuu AMI IeJuTu
rumsIl poiurs ou It's line At re luced rates
iht-r tickets will be- gold daily trOu
Nuyemb 80 TO May 81, aud vii b. oi
iNO descriptions: SEASON tCkeis,' edrInR
tiual limit uf June 3, 1902 AMI eleven
rfHy tIukels.g Uud to re,urn within eleven
.IaNs, ImClud NJ date of ssle but NOT
luud ait,r June 3, 1871. these llCkrIs
Aill not be gpUI ~ srUp ot en- route.
For rates amd lurtner particulars apply
To Ticket Agents
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
Don't Snee2e.

Sneezing, snuffllng, excessive blowl"t
Of nose, congesIei aIr passages, "ateI'
my of eyes aud all the other disagree
able symp: p:oms attendant upon colds II
he head, influenza, catarrh, hay teTe
md similar diseases are instantly ban
shed by the Use Of Clark's Anri~ept"'
Cream. One application gives relief l.
the worst cases i'll ten SECONDS and PEI
manenlly cures in very short time
The greatest discovery ever made. Sol
under guarantee. Large tube pusI
paid for 25c.
Agen,s wanted everywhere to in'r"
luce this remedy. Big induce menI
rfiered. Write to-day for sample
(stamps taken) and terms.
CLARK CHEMICAL co.
b alr>vllIe, pa
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
Pennsylvania Railroad will Issue Olerica
Orders for 1902.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Compan,
announces thai clerical orders viii be 10
sued for the year l9O2 o ordained { erlN p
men having regular charges l" churche-
located on or near the line of IIs road.
Application blanks may he obtalme'
uf ticket agents, aud SAINT should reach
the General Office by December 2l. ;,
hat orders may be mailed Drcemnrr ~
To- clergymen entitled 10 receive them
Orders wall be issued "nly ON individual
aprlica ion of cirrxymen when made OF
blanks furnI,hed by the Company ami
certified 10 by one of its agents.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12

A. J. Smell wanted TO attend a party
nj WAS afraid TO do 40 on account o
ia n. in his stomach. which he feare'
would grow worse. lie says, 81 was tell
~ my troubles to a lady friend, "h
aid: "Chamberlain's Colir, Cholera an'
Dlarrhnea Rene Iy will pu' you in cor
iIr"n for the p rty.' huu3ht botIl'
aud take pleasure in stating that TIVE
loses cured me and enabled me TO have
, good time at The party" MIR. Snel
i a resident of Summer Hill, n. \
rhi. remedy il for sale by PauIes & Co.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12

Twas Squash who had fatally broken his mech.
Carolyn Wells iD Youths Companion.
SIX From SDiuerm,
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
A Queer Hospital.


There's hospital down on Ahsurdity square,
Where the queerest OF patients are tended With
When made them visit, saw in crib
little Umbrella who bad broken his rib.
A., 49,, .,.,
A bright little Pin who hsd bumped his Uoor
head
On an old needle tot.lIy blind in ons eve
was much interested and soon espied
=" 'N0e WIZ '0"'pt-4"eu u s'4''N IL "e' Sue
And sad looking patient who seemed IN the
dumps
"" Clock with q swell face because OF the
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12

kidneys themselves break down and waste
away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles most always result from
arrangement of the kidneys and cure IS
obtained quickest by proper treatment Of
the kidneys. If you are feeling badly you
can make no mistake by taking Dr. Kilmer's
SwampaRoot, the great kidney. liver and
bladder remedy.
It corects inability to hold urine and scald-
ing pain in passing it, and overcomes that
unpleasant necessity Of being compelled TO
60 often during the day. and TO get up many
times during the night. The mild and the
extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. II stands the highest for its won
derful cures Of the most distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant 10 take and sold
by all druggists in fifty-cent and one-dollar
sized bottles. You may E
have a sample bottle OF ssaifFsYE lfmm$sss
this wonderful new dis i n
covery and book that zSslEElsEIs.sS SE RG RReGo
tells all about it, both Home OF swamp Root.
sent free by mail Address Dr.. Kilmer & Co.
Binghamton, N. Y. When writing mention
reading this generous offer in this paper.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1901-12-12
Taking the Examinatio !,

The d. L. g. w. switch mine cew
were in Kingston yesterday taking al
xamination on the book of rules recent
~ issued by the company. Those in th'
party were Harry Hart, Charles Ware
Norris Childs, George Boudman, W. k
oidler and Telegraph Operator Ammol
Keiser.