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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
Lo que los doctores dicen
The OLomulsion Co.,
"a Da PeYster Street. New York.

nue en- Ia Ozomulsi0n" he eucontrado IN
Yalioso med1camento y alimento, que res
ponde mi c0stumbre de curaT, sOstentendo
les fuerzas de los enfermos. He empleadO
extensamente Ia OLomulsi6n" en- mi Glen
tela con resuitados mpy buenos, dignos de
ser tomados en- consideration por los demas
colegas ell publico en- general. Los casos
en- que he recetado la OzOmulsi0n" son en-
las distrofias constituciOnsles, enfermeda-
des consuntiVas y cOnvalescencias. Me hs
dado resultados explendidos en- la tubercu-
lOsis, tanto puimonar como de algunos otros
6rganos, en- diversas afecctoneS del aparato
respiratorio, en- Ell escrofulttmO, l1nfatismo
v rauuitismo. En- las brOpquitis de Ia in
fancia es la OLomulsi0n", la mejor medt-
Gina, cUrando la Affection, calmando la tos
v aljmentando los enfermitos, cada dia
Tecetare ese preparado que sana nutriendo,
CON preferencia los med1camentos bequt.
cos, expectorantes, ETC., que tanto suelen
deprimlr las fuerzas de los nidos, sin tener,
como la "Ozomulsi0n'', una acci0n benef-
ca leiana, como preventive de la tubercu-
losis AdemAs, q diferencia de las pociones
dessgradables, los Diflos tomen con Verda-
dero gusto una preparation que tanto les
pIsce al extreme de ser neceSGrto regular
la d6sis en- que debe darseles la SOzomuI-
si6n3 Cuando apsrecen en- Ell comerc1o me
dicinas como Ia eOzomulsi6n9, los medicos
tenemos verdadero gusto en- indioarla re-
xtliar efcaz, que sapa, nutre repara, y
con quien podemCs cont9r con certeza en-
los incesantes combates que sostenemos por
restablecer la salud. Pienso segutr rece-
tando la "OEomulsi0n" estoy SECURE, por
la experieucia adquirids, que siempre Ger
tifcare en- Ell mas laud&torio merec1do
sent1do scerca de tan buena medicina.
De Vds, atentAmente.
DR.. MANUEL GOMEZ DE LA MAZA
Catedr6tico de la Universidad.
HABANA, CUBA.
Habana, Cuba.
sres. The Ozomulsi6n Co.
New York.
Ne Complazco en- comunicar Vds. que
he ensayado con especial interes las mnes
trss de eOzomulsionD que Sc s1rvieron Vds.
remitirme por conductO del DR.. Johnson,
obteniendo de ella sehalados prOvechos en-
los cases do mpobrecimientO organize y
afecciones del aparRto respira torio, donde
drectsmente van dirigidas sus principales
indicaciones, dsdos los principles que le
Gomponen. ..,,.,,,
DOCTOR LUIS HUGUET.
De VdS. respetuosamente.
Habana, Cuba.
Sres. Ozomulsi6n Go:
New York.
Muy seflores mlos
lie tenido oportunidad de emplear la
EUzomulsiouP que tan peIfectamente pre-
psrada Dor Vds. han tenido la bondad de
remitirme muestras gratis, por ell sen.r re.
presentante de Vds., en- la Habana, doctor
Manuel Thomson. Els un excelente prepa-
do, no hay que dudarlo. Sus componentes
10 imponen en- muchas Intermediates muy
frecuentss en- este pals. Yo la recet> mu-
cho con buen resultado en- ell primero y
segundo periodo de la tuberculosis pulmo-
mar los nifos eScrofulcsos y raQufticos
tambien, en- la convslecencia de la bron'
quits.
Tengo mucho gusto en- dar Vds. es-
tos detslles. Sc complacera en- series dtiles
su afectlsiIno servldor,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

de casa de su agente eo esta isia, sr. Manuel
Johnson, ys, Sc encontraba tan bieD, que 20
considerable que Ia GOEomulsions era, es
en- realidad, el remedio mas maravtlloso que
en- ell mundo existe. Va he comprado tres
pornos en- Iii droguerfa de Sara, para GUAM
do Sc le ecabe uno tome otro, nunca lie fal'
te. no tsngo como maDifestarles Mi agra
decimientoy quisiera 9ener ell gusto de CO.
nocerles para poder de palabra darles las
gracias mas expresivas+
Su s. s.,
CANDIDA BRITO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
The ozomulsi6n Co.,
hfuy sehores mics,

q. NEW 1UIA.
muy sehores rniosi
Aprovecho ests oportunidsd para dar.
les ml agraoecido testimonio de la superio
fidad de Ia GOzomulsion>. Que nor exuerien-
cla propiR he podido comprobar, la sorpren.
nente rapidez do sus buenos efectos en- el
organising general, hAhiendo, casi puede
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
The Ozomulsion Co
New York.
Distinguidos senores:

Distinguidos sefiores;
Doy gracias a Dies. en- primer lugar,
por habeTIne deparado Ell que llegaae mis-
mancs el risri6dlco Ell <Mundos. que Sc pu
blica en- la Habana, J naber lefdo ell anuncio
de la <Oaomulsiono, rnedicina edcaz para
combatir los oatarros, debilidad, etc. Me
decidf (sunque con peua) pedirle 81 sgen-
te en- La Habana, Dr. Manuel Johns5n, Obs
no s63. un pomo. sin La MAYOR delnora me
remiti6 dicho pomo. Empece q tomarlo y
ain conclufrlo, Va empecG q rnejorar de una
tos pertinaz aus hacfa tres meses rne tenfa
fastidiadc. AL como Lambien del dOlor en- el
pecho. 1,sn pronto sa me acabo I'D gratis,
INF q La ft.rmacia del I4c1o, Manuel Fernan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
Habana, Cuba.
The Ozomulsi6nn 90.
ss SA NJ D1-r%o, c. ~ yI

line OZOmulBi0n" 20.
81 De Peyster St, N. z.
Muy sefores n1fos
Tengo Ell gusto de comunicarles Due lie
tenido oportunidad de emplear la 'Ozomul-
sion" por Uds. preparada, en- slgunos Ga
SOS de bronquitts, asf como en- otros de tn.
berculosis incipiente, habiendo obteniio
hasta el presente. los mejores resultsdos,
por 10 que no dudo recomendarla mis-
clientes.
Queda siempre sus 6rdenes alto. s. 9.
q. b. S. N.
DR.. Alfredo valdes Gallot.
Cienfuegos, Cuba.
The Ozomulsi6n Co.
New York.
Muy seflores mics
Un deber de eratitud me ohliga & difi.
gir & Vda. las siguientes lfneas:
Hacfa 10 as de IN aflo que venfa pade.
clendo d un fuerte cstarro. En- vano con.
suite con afamad6s medicos mi mal segufa
su curse y nj degadez era tanta que llegu6
temerla tisis Un dta vi un anuneio de
In <Ozomulsi6n> (mBraviIloso medicamento
por Vds. preparado) me decidf & pedir oil
Or. Manuel j Johnson, Obispo So, Hahars,
una pruehs, fue tan satisfactcria que dos
pues de tomarme, frascos me encuentro
conple tameLte restablecida. con la adver-
tencia que he aunlentsdo IL libras de peso.
Fl gsn de esta Ell uso que tengsn por
conveniente queda de ustedes afrma. 8. s..
JULIA MACHADO.
S. c., Santa Clara No 80.
The Ozomulsi6n Co.,
81 De Peyater St., N. Y.
Muy sefores mios:
No cumplirfa con un deber de concians
cia 81 no les enviase ell testimonio de mi
agradecimiento, por los beneicios que re.
porta la maravillosa panacea que ustetea
he III hecho UNIVERSAL: Ella OzomuIsioa.s
Dasde ell af1o 1898 venfa, con lgeras inter-
N tencias, padeciendo de un paudismo tan
pertinaz cue me loonfa en- gran cuidado,
principios del 1902, una bronquitis me otAi-
g6 eutrar en- la quinta de salud LA Be-
nehcencia', habIendo sido curado por oil
DR. Soils, POGO despnes declarose en- mi una
falta de apetito enorme, seguida de perfo-
dicos desvanecimientos, LEI on los diarioa
de esta ca apital ell anuncio de su especffsos
pe1f en- casa del Dr. Johnson uns muestra
que me fue entregada; comence usarla
CON resultados pOsitivcs; compr6 luego dos
frascos esta es LIN hora en- que como Don
buen apetito, en- que 81 catarro hny0 y en-
Que el paludismo creo que deja pocos vestt-
gips, Atribufa 70 este la debilidad dc, ID
sangre asf debia ser. porque desde que aus
meute en- peso sientome mucho nie1or, 90
he experimentado aquellos sfntomas agudoa
| ute con anterioridad me molestahRn, Asf
| pines, conste mi agradecimiento ordeEle .
su afectfsimo 3. 8. @. B 5. MI.
p. EUNEz sARMIENTt,.
| Periodista.
| Hahana, ohrspis, Na. VI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06
JOSE DEL RIO.
Oeiba del Aqua, Cuba.
Respetaloles sef1ores:
1Ko. LALg OAVA4UIoIUu NO'
New York.

Srs. the OzQmulstOn 20.
New York.
Respetables sefiores:
Me spref1ro escrlbirles para manires'
tar,es que pedf casa de johnson, IN pom0
de <Ozomuls1cn,. y enseguida me fue enVia-
do Dor correCl. En- Ell mismo dia que 10 re-
cibf empec6 d darselo IN nino que tengo
de nueve amos de edad, que desde hace mu'
cho tempo V.iene padeciendo de nronqulLl5.
Asi queta tomaba, 20 notaba Ell resulraoo
tan maTayilloso que iba apondranaose usl
nilio, y nuaEdo concluy6 el pomo que recini
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-09-06

cho, por 10 que lie estoy muy agradecido =
les asegurO que NJ hay preparation que la
iguale. Asf es que lie remito estos renglo.
mes para 81 desean pnblicarlos para que III
alguno que sufra igual 10 que sufrio mi
madre, llegue a sus manos encuentre
proT ia y segurA curacion.
Les remito mtllones de gracias mar
den como gusten este 81 seguro S. c. El.
S. MI.
JACINTO FERRER y CABRERA.
DEPARTAMENTO DE BENEFICENCTA
EscUELA DE HNsENANzA PRACrICA
PARA N1Sos oUBANos
Oicinas del Director Official Pagsdor
Santiago de las Vegas, Mayo % de 1905.
Dr.. Manuel Thomson.
Agent de In OLomulsi6n,
Hahana, Cuba.
Tengo mucho gusto en- acusar reCibo die
su muy liberal apreofsdo regslo de sells
dOcenas de botellaa de OZOMULS1ON para
los ninos de escuela Y tengo gran placer y
satisfaction en- haCer constar las propieGa-
des altamente nutritivas medicinales tle
las Enismas, y deseo af1adir que me propon-
go continuar usanelola en- ests Escuela COMO
una medicina necesaria para los rnuchos
nihos que aquf sc reunen y cuyas condici0-
mes ffsicas seran altamente bene fciadas con
Su uSo.
De usted respetuosamente.
CAP. ROBT. CRAWFORD
Director
Escuela de Ensef1anza PracticR Para
Nif1os Cubanos.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-20
Bible Agent Tried for Horse Stealing.

LANCASTER, Pa, Nov. l9-AfteT
passing the last twenty five years of
his life as a Bible agent and earning
such a good reputation for honesty
that professors OF the Normal School
| of Millersville and other leading citi-
zcms of that town, where he resided,
tool, the witness stand enthusiastical
IL in his behalf, A. G. Glasgow yes
tcrday stood trial on fifteen indict-
ments, charging him with the larceny
of horses and wagons from Lancaster
county farmers. His fate now hangs
in the balance. The jury has been out
over twcnty-four hours.
Glasgow took the stand III his own
( behalf and did not deny that he re.
cciycd horses that were stolen from
George DeHaven. of New Holland, j.
! II. OberhOlser and Peter Nolt, of Vog-
awhile, and E. II. Kaufman, of Man
( helm township, but he declared that
he bought all of tho animals from 4
man named John Kline. He then dis
3 posed of the horses in FORK and Chest
or counties and Maryland.
The evidence against him was not
direct, in its character but strong il
circumstance. He failed to produce
John Kline or tell anything definite
+ about him, but he stood strenuously
by his story that ne came into posses
sion of the horses lawfully and viii
no knowledge of their theft and il
none of his transactions did he at
tempt to conceal his identity. TIL,
ease has excited the entire rural popu
latiOn of the county.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-20

miners union has pledged itself to ac-
cept the award of this commission,
and whatever it may determine regard
ing'the non union men | will see to it
that it is carried out to the letter, and
he will get out of the union who does
not obey the rulings" "
COUNSEL FOR NON N-UNIONISTS
ALLOWED TO APPEAR.
Burns sat down and Commissioner
Gray stated that the commission will
permit the counsel for the union
lists to appear before the commission.
Counsel Darrow, of the non union
men, said he would like to see the
names of non union men as he would
endeavor to show that the non union
mems counsel really represented the
operators. Commissioner Gray said
the commission had considered that
the status of the non union men was
important to award.
REV. PETER ROBERTS CALLED.
Rev. Peter j. Roberts, of Mahanoy
City, clergyman, was the second wit
ness called for the miners. DR.. Rob
erts said he had occupied pulpits
throughout the region and he made a
special study of the anthracite coal
industry. He had written book on
the question, he said. Mr.. Roberts
had statistics from 1920 until the pres
ent time.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-20

Brooke's Marine Band Orchestra is
one of the highest priced and best mu-
steal combinations on the road today.
This splendid company will be the
opening number on the Y. NJ. G. a.
Star Course, and will appear in the
Opera House, Friday evening, Nov.
2lst, at s :15 O'Clock. Single admission
tickets will be 80 and 70 cents. To
those who have not yet secured tickets
for the course, the Committee desires
to state that there are still quite a
number of good reserved seats to be
had at 81. % for the entire course. Gal
lery tickots are Sl.O0 Persons who
enjoy first class music should not fail
to secure tickets now. Brooke's Band
is leader.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-20
BnnkneII UniganitH.

LEWISBURG, Penua.. Nov. I--
L'Agouda, the college annual. this
year has been dedicated to Colonel j..
X. Weaver, VI. D, Glass Of 1861. Div
ision Surgeon on tho stuG Of Major
General Miller, National Guard of
Pennsylvania.
The effort to raise $1,000 20 i'm
crease tho endowment is meeting with
encouragement, and altogether the
outlook for the University i- most
promising. The total attendance iH
all departments this year Is GO. In
twelve years the college department
has increased in the number of stud
cnts from II to 4Ol, Of instructors from
. to %, of courses from - 70 32l, and
of volumes in library from $3.50 to over
~, 900 -Four buildings have been ad-
dcd, at a cost of sl10,00G and over
5000 600 has been added to the prop
cTtv.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-20
AN ANTI-GIRL CLUB
AT MT. CARTEL

The young men of Mt. Carmel have
become interested in a movement look
ing towards a practical social boycott
of those young ladies of town who as
sociated with the soldiers during their
recent stay in that place. An organ
ization called the Anti-Girl Club has
already been formed and officers chOs-
en-. A constitution has been drawn up
and adopted and bylaws enacted. The
association has about one hundred and
fifty members, and moro will join
shortly. The pledge signed by the
members is this:
We, the undersigned. do hereby
agree not to associate with any girls III
Mt. Carmel who were with any soldi :
ers while they were cncampcd here.
The object of this club is to protect
ourselves, to make examples of the
girls who went with soldiers, and last,
but not least, to show the young lad
les that inasmuch aS we were not
NdlllttA NIlth VIC ubNS III biu' NNi q
here, We can get along without the
girls, now that the soldiers have left.
A fine of twenty five cents will be
imposed for the first ofTense and will
be doubled for each additional oflensc
The agreement will hold for one year.
In explaining and justifying their
action the young men say that before
the soldiers came they were good
enough for the young ladies and their
little civilities and attentions were
not only received but even sought for,
but that when the soldiers came they
were thrown overheard and ignored
i'll order to make room for the boys in
blue and brass buttons Hence this
action which they regard rs due to
their injured feelings
How the young ladies will take the
innovation remains to he seen, but il
looks at present as though the winter
social season will see a decided change
from similar seasons in years gone by.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-20
Masked Men Hold Un a Town.

ERIE, Pa, Nov. ia gang of
masked men, five to seven i'll number,
all of them armed held up the town
of Edinboro, this county, at , O'Clock
this morning. They robbed a black
smith shop, clothing store and post
office. At the latter place they blew
open the safe and secured 800 III cash
and stamps a jury deliberating i'll an
alderman's office near at hand, heard
the explosion and surrounded the
building, but were stampeded by a
volley of shots. y resident named
George Goodselle sat in window of
his residence, watching the affair, and
was shot in the arm by one of the
robbers as they ran past in the street.
The gang got away i'll stolen rigs
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-20

Every reader Will remember the
Durant murder case, his trial and con
viction for the murder of two young
women in a church in San Francisco
few years ago Every one was firm
ly convinced of Durant's guilt He
was duly convicted, sentenced and
hanged on Circumstantial Evidence.
About year later the pastor of the
church where the crime was commit
| ted became i'll and died. Before his
death he made a statement, confeSsing
he had murdered the two young wo-
men and that young Durant was in
nocent of the crime. Imagine the feel
ings of tie judge, the jury, the law
yerS and the sheriff who executed
young Durant. They will always hear
his last words Il am innocent Of the
| murder of Blanche Lamont and Min
ME Williams Think, if you can, of
| the feelings of the old grey haired
mother and father. Durant's father
| was "a man of considerable means,
/
which he spent with "a lavish hand to
extricate his son from the hands of his
prosecutors, but without avail. After
the execution the father was wreck,
financially and mentally, the mother
on the verge of insanity-a family and
| home desolated by Circumstantial
Evidence and the error and bad judg-
ment of the law.
Oh, the horror of cutting off u
young man in the morning of his life,
and yet you hear of such cases only
too often. James NJ. Martin has writ
ten strong story on the text, Cir
cumstautial Evidence, = which will be
seen in this city at the Opera House
Saturday evening. Everyone should
see it, as it shows how liable we all
| are to error. An abundance of fine
| special scenery and superb acting
company will unfold the story, teach
ing a most powerful lesson which you
will remember in years to come.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-20
F[jd0V, Dec. |9, A. D. 1902

at the following hours of the sand day
and upon the following described pre-
misses, respectively, to wit. at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of the saId
day upon lot No. /, thereof, herein
after described at one O'Clock iii the
afternoon of the said day upon lie;
No , thereof hereinafter described
and at two O'Clock in the afternoon OF
the said day upon Lot No. 3 thereof,
hereinafter described, when and whore
YOU NAV attend if YOU deem proper.
The premises in question are de-
Scri bed as follows: respectively: Lot
No. The undivided six clevcnthS
interest in and to all that certain
mcsSuagc or tenement aud tract ot land
situate in the Township of Cooper IN
the County of MOntour and State OF
PENNSYLVANIA bounded and described
as follows: viz beginning at the side
of the public road leading from Dan
willie to Bloomsbury at a corner OF lot
of lands owned by Grove Brothers,
thence along the line of the SAID
Grove Brothers land south thirteen
and three quarters degrees East ten
perches to Il stone, thence along line
of other lands of jackson BlcChcr,
South seventy six and three quarter
degrees West four pcTches to stone,
and North thirteen and three quarters
degrees West ten pcrChoS To the said
public road leading from DHnvillc To
Bloomsbury to "A stone, thence along
the said public road North seventy SIX
and three quarters degrees East four
perchcs to the stone the place oil be
ginning, with the appurtcnanccs.
Il al. "A
half interest in and to all that certain
meSSauge or tenement or tract OF land
situate in the Township of Scott
in the County of Columbia and
State of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described rs follows, viz: Fronting ON
the South side of the public road lead
ing from the Town of Espy to Bcr-
! wick beginning at a stone corner now
or lately of Joseph Garrison, thence
by said road South fifteen AMI one
half degrees East eleven and seven
tenths pcrches to a stone, thence
South cighty-On degrees West seven
and eight tcnthS pcrChcS To twenty
| feet wide road, thence by said road
North eleven degrees West eleven
and three -tenths pcrchcS to the public
road first aforesaid, thence by said
road North Scventv-clght degrees East
six and mine-tenths parchcS To the
place of beginning containing eighty
| four pcrches more or less with the alp
| purtanccs.
Lot No 3. Also that certain piece
or parcel of grouud situate IN the
Township of Scott lii The County OF
| Columbia and State of PENNSYLVANIA.
| bounded by lands now or formerly ot
George Hidlcy, the North Branch
Canal and Lands of Jesse ID. Rnico
and others containing forty square
perchcs with the appurtcnanccS.
MICHAEL BRECkBlll,
Sheriff.
EDWARD SANRE GEARHART,
Counsel.
Sheriff's Office. Danvillc, Pa, Novcm-
Der 18th, 1902.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-20
At THE THEATRE

1.-The New Fast Mall which comes
to the Opera House tonight contains
"a number of surprises in scenic effects
which have never before been produc
ed on any stage, as we'll as the mech
anical illusions which formerly were
given in this, the greatest of all rail
road plays. The complete freight train
of II cars, illuminated caboose and
practical working engine the flight of
"The Fast Mall running at rate of
40 miles an hour, scene of the Mag
ara Falls by moonlight and a realistic
steamboat race on the Mississippi NV
er are among the novel effects shown.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-20

WARREN, Pa. Nov l9.-In the Jail
delivery last night, all the prisoners
but one in the county prison made
their escape. Those breaking out were
Herbert Turner, charged with rob
berry; Thomas Mcmahon, Of Oil City,
said to have been implicated i'll the
torture and robbery of an old couple
near Fagundas, and Charles Rev, await
ing trial on charge of grand larceny.
The only prisoner left behind was 4
boy of II, WHO was apparently not i'll
the plot
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-20
Beware of 0intmnts for Oatarrh that
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the sense OF
nell and completely derange the whole sys-
EN- when entering 1t through the mucous sur
aces. Such articles should never be used eX-
cept on prescriptions from reputable physi-
cians,as the damage they will do is ten fold to
he good you can possibly derive from them
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by f. j
Cheney Il Co, Toledo, o., contains no mercury
and is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
In buying Hairs Catarrh Cure be sure you get
he genuine. 1t is taken internally, and made
II Toledo, oh o, by +. J. Cheney II Co Testi-
mOnials free.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-20
rnE CHRONIC nIcKERER.

Some men whom we know have q
perfect mania for trading and dicker-
ing. They never drive the same team
of horses two weeks in succession or
live I'm the same house for two years
They will trade anything they own FOR
anything they can get. We notice two
or three things in connection with these
men-thcy never seem to make any
money In the long run, and their word
is usually a matter of dispute in bust
ness circles. 1t is mighty difficult for
man to be trading all the time and tell
nothing but the truth.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-20
Evidence of Enterprise.

Advertisements are the evidence
that the advertisers want to do bust
ness, and mark the difference between
dealers who are enterprising and those
who are not. This, however, is Il
matter of which the public can judge
for itself. The ads of the best bust.
ness houses Will always be found in
the newspapers.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-20
Luck in Thirteen,

BY sending 13 miles VIM. Spirey, OF
Walton Furance, Vt, got Il box OF
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, that wholly
cured a horrible Fever sore on his leg
Nothing else could. Positively cure:
Bruises, Felons, Ulcers, Eruptions
Boils, Burns, Corns and Piles. Only
25c. Guaranteed by Paules IL Co. drug
gists.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1902-11-20
Preparing for Christmas.

Many of the church choirs and Sun
day schools of town have taken up the
rehearsals of music for Christmas. The
writer's of this kind of music this ycaT
have exceeded all of THEN former
efforts and the result is that there are
an unusually large number of very
meritorious selections The program
mes will be varied and interesting.