The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-08-22

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Tuesday.
If the action of your bowels is
not easy and regular serious
complications must be the final
result. Dewitt's Little EARLY
Risers will remove the danger.
Safe, pleasant aud effective.
Trout's drug store.
Services will be held in the u.
B. churches on the Hustontown
charge on Sabbath, August 25th,
as follows, Hastontown, 1880 a.
m; Bethlehem, 2.45 p. M. Knobs
vile, 7.45 p, IN. There being only
two more services before Confer
ence, it is desired that all the
memb bers be present,
To preserve the wheels Of We
hicles, and also to prevent shrink
fug of any of the parts, put some
boiling liuseed oil into a pan or
other vessel and raise the wheel
so that the rim viii pass through
the OIL Revolve the wheel and
let the felloes be well soaked for
about three minutes, and the
whee, vll then be more durable.
There is no reason why the
girls should be despondent. Ac-
cording TO the census returns,
there are 1000, coo more men
than women in the United States.
So there is a lad for every lassie.
There is no reason why any maid
en- should be loveloru Now that
it is a settled fact that there is no
deficiency in the supply Of men,
says an exchange, it behooves
those who are anxious for hus-
bands, TO proceed to get to work
for the ones they want 1t may
be remarked, however, that while
there is a plentiful number OF
masculines, there is a decided
variation in the matter of quality
Mr.. and Mrs. f. n. Peightel,o of
Pittsburg are visiting Mr. Peigh-
tel's sisters, Misses Sueand Annie
in this place. Mr.. Peightel was
born in the house lately torn
down to make room for the pres
ent residence Of John Sheets.
He has not visited his old home
here for "a years: and, of course,
finds many changes in the ap-
pearance OF the old town, as we'll
as missing many friends Of his
boyhood. For the past 81 years
he has been employed 10 the pat
tern shops of the Keystone Bridge
Works. The Fulton County News
will keep him in touch with Nc
Connellsburg hereafter.
George Sioper, a 13-year-old
Williamsport lad, paid visit to a
farm on Friday. The boy was in
the barn, playing in one Of the big
mows, when he climbed ION the
mammoth pileof hay that reach
ed nearly TO the roof Once up
there he thought he would have
some fun by taking hold of the
patent hooks that are used to
hoist hay by means Of a block and
tackle He swung out into the
space between the two mows,
never thinking that the other end
Of the rope down on the ground
wasn't fastened, when he sud
denly shot earthward. The boy
fell fully thirty feet, alighting on
q wagon with his left arm under
him. The arm was broken above
the wrist and his side and hips
were badly bruised.
Many old and middle aged per-
sons give up reading newspapers
and books because of lack of good
eyesight. They would better buy
spectacles and continue to read.
Spectacles are made TO suit any
ones eyes A man is very fool
ish to give up reading when he
can help it. There are others who
60 cumming it through the world
without teeth. They are sic6ly
and unsightly when a set of teeth
to chew their food would make
them healthy and also improve
their looks These people pay
doctors for medicine to cure indi-
gestion brought on By swallowing
food whole, when they would bet,
ron, nav fbp dputier fOp tho r,rn-