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PENN'S CREEK.


Our enterprising merchant G. M.
Showers has been to the city Of
Brotherly Love last week buying
in his spring and summer goods.
w. H. Hartman and wife visited
Laureltou friends over Sunday.
Elmer Zechman moved his saw
mill into a woods near Beavertown
where he has some saving.
Sallie Stahl one of the Academic
students of Freeburg, was in town
over Sunday.
Messrs Henry Markle and Geo.
Hartman left for Lewistown Mon
day where they procured employ
ment.
Edward Bailey transacted busi-
ness at the county seat Monday.
Postmaster Slime was to Miffin-
burg Monday morning.
Phares Boyer, who is working al
Lewistown was home over Sunday.
M. L. Sampsel who has been
working in West Va, arrived home
last Friday.
Robert Wirth and family O
Kantz, were the guests Of LANDLORD
Bingaman and wife Sunday.
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whom sll other remedies fail. I can
heartily recommend Peruna % cstarrh
remedy."-Mrs. Elmer Fleming.
Treat catarrA IN Spring.
The spring 10 the time to treat catarrh.
Cold, wet winter weather often YetaYds
Q cure Of ostarrh. II . course Of Peruna
10 taken during the easly spring months
the cure will be prompt and permanent.
There can be no failures II Peruns 10
taken intslligently during the favorable
weather Of spring.
As systemic catarrh remedy Peruns
sFadiestss cstarrh from the system
wherever It may be located. II cures c.
tsrRh Of the stomach or bowels with the
ssns certainty - oatarrh Of the head.
II you do not derive prompt and salts.
faotory results from he use Of PeYuns,
wsits q once - Or. Hartman, giving .
All statement Of yeaT case and hs VIII
b pasessd 20 give ysa Ais vsias| 10 ~.
VICE grstis. r: ....
. Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman SAnitarism, Columbia
ohis.
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The Debate Friday eve betwee

The Debate Friday eve between
Juniata College and Susq. I'm.
was we'll attended. The Question
Resolved "That The U. 8. should
retain permanent control of the
Philippines" was debated in the
Affirmative by s. U. and the Neg
alive by Juniata. The question
was decided in ia vor of the Negative
on mere sentiment as our boys had
all the arguments.
Oscar Schrader is visiting F. H.
Schrader and wife, his parents.
Merchant Meek has gone to Phila.
to make his purchase spring goods.
Our public schools will close Fri
day.
s. Weis has put in new plat
form scales on the street where the
others were.
This is a great convenience to the
public.
Mrs. DR.. Focht and daughter re.
turned from trip to Phila. last
week.
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',sHAMok,N DAM.

Martin Slear and wife, Prof. T..
A. Stetler and wife were visitors at
Middleburg Saturday.
Mrs. j. Mckinney of Sunbury
was visitor at the home Of Mrs.
WIN. Snyner Thursday.
Jno. Fairchilds of Sunbury was
q visitor with his uncle Frank San
tee and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Samuel Trutt and two
daughters Of Hummel's wharf were
seen on our streets Thursday.
DR.. A. A. Yoder Of Selinsgrove
is attending the sick child of Sher-
man Fisher and wife.
Mrs. Bordman and son Albert
of Shamokin were visitors Of Mrs.
VIM. Snyder and family Sunday.
MI. Yost and wife Of Rock Glen
were visitors among friends Sunday.
Mrs. Aaron Shipe was q visitor
to her sister at Shamokin, who was
very Ill, one bay last week.
Mrs. p. 8. Ritter and family Of
Middleburg made a pleasant call
among friends Sunday.
j. H. Rhoads and Frank Santce
and wife who were reportd as
Middleburg visitors was . mistake.
They had been visiting friends al
Vicksburg.
Mr.. Reigle of Kreamer was seen
in our vicinity Thursday.
Miss Clara Wendt and Mrs
Allison Wendt were visitors to Sun.
bury Friday.
Martin Slear had the first fisl
supper this season, Thursday even
ing. Good for Martin.
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be reader of the "Post" will
from again from, Kantz.
A. Swartz Of Freeburg spent
by with his brother, Ira. =.
Pur band is holding rehearsals
\ Thursday evening and are
pred to give all calls their i'm
hte attention.
aas. Sprenkel and VIM. D.
1 are making preparations to
tuct new barns on their farms.
c. Sprenkel, our hustling
lister, has discontinued his trips
ohamokin. He will hereafter
all Of his produce
Fhe Kantz correspondent to- the
xs' says we are not, the right
to write for paper. It may all
tue, but when we Start to plow
En6eld, we do NOT fasten the
ty-pole at the collars Of botf
hess like he did.
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SELlNSG GROVE.

Very high winds prevailed for
several days last week and Sunday.
Geo. Davis and wife returned
from their trip to the Exposition at
Charleston.
Quite number of new students
arrived this term at Susquehanna
University.
M. l.. Wagenseller returned from
his trip to Philadelphia Friday.
The game of Base Ball between
Susq. Un. and Ursinus College was
won by our team. The score was
8 to 8.
Mrs. Nettie Snyder Of N. j. il
visiting her parents, DR.. B. F,
Wagenseller and wife.
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GLOBE MILLS.

i. A. W. Snyder and Izora
b of Selinsgrove spent Sunday
Mrs. A. A. Ulrich.
krua Stuck spent Sunday with
as in Middleburg.
Iuiel Yoder and Verna Walter
of New Berlin, visited the lat
uncle, B. F. Walter and wife.
i. Sallie Walter of Sunbury
Sunday with her parents Ed.
lpel and wife.
korge Erdley is attending school
beburg. H..
Lry Boyer ofSelinsgrove trans
business at this place Monday.
P. Hare spent Sunday with
! Ulrich.
!. OFT and Matte Ulrich Of
|groye called on Antes Ulrich
BY.
bite Hottenstein of Selinsgrove
b her parents, Henry Hotten-
and wife.
E. Hummel of Lewistown
i, few days at this place visit
klatives and friends. "a ,
~ Sunday school opened las!
by, Philip Roush, supt., and
Mamie Kreamer,, organist.
! one and all and help in the
work. We sincerely mourn
ss Ofa faithful member, Charles
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b the cad Of the campaign. u
np Clark, Missouri's brilliant
ssssman, "from oyerw or 1,
5ous tension. loss Of sleep and
6tant speaking I had about ut.
collapsed. tt seemed that oil
prgsns in my body were out of
4, bGe .hree bottles Of Electric
hrs made me ell right. It's the
! Blll-around medicine ever sid
3 drug9ist's counter" Over.
bed. rundown mon and weak,
n women gain. splendid health
Vitality from Electric Bitters
them. Only 60c. Guaranteed
Gddleburg Drug Co.. Graybill,
nan & Co.. Richfeld; Pa. Dr.. j.
|Ampsell, Pennscreek. Pa. !.
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Qua farmers are unusually busy
this spring sndfnd help very scaros.
Our coal diegsrs are making The
money as they find ready sale and
good prices
Our fishermen meet with Eir sue
cess, but the fish pirates across the
river, who before dawn Of day, cut
their nets and help themselves to
the fish should be cautious as justice
only slumbers, it never sleeps
Our taxpayers must pay up -
our collectors are being prosecuted
tor not getting the taxes IN. The
scales will now be tursed. A poor
rule that does not work both ways.
Farming potatoes brings in more
money than digging gold in Klou-
dyke.
We ought to have q county poor
house or our township must build
one, and the building ought to be
45xlOO feet and 7 stories high to
accommodate all the applicants as
the string reaches already from here
to Harrisburg and every week new
customers apply, and there is a
spirit Of pride among our people to
put their relatives on the township.
Shame.
Our merchant says he never paid
as high prices for butter and eggs
in the month of May as hedoes now.
Our supervisors are bringing our
roads up to our old standard.
LAziness and bad housekeeping
is running more people than pros
perity.
Wages are high and work plenti-
full and yet people want to be taken
care Of by the municipality.
E. 8. Aucker was in town on an
official consultation.
Jacob Kerstetter isrunning Dun
dore's plantation with perfect de-
light. ~'
A number OF our farmers got
their seed oats from our merchant.
Milton Kerstetter, a bright and
promising young boy, has sworn al
legiance to No-Tobacco and his
loyalty to a better life is worthy Of
imitation by other boys.
Spray your trees now, it will de-
stroy the caterpillars and assure .
heavy crop Of perfect fruit.
Jacob s. Reichenbach Of Pitts
burg was visiting his relatives the
past week.
Oscar, Longaere,, the carpenter Of
Hot Springs, is very busy At bis
trade.
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PORT TREvoRToN.

Mrs. Lloyd Specie Of Nineveth is
visiting her parents Jno. D. Bogar
and wife.
Clarence Lenig Of Milton spent
Sunday with his mother.
The Y. P. G. U. of the United
Brpthern church will hold q festival
May 18th.
Mrs. Jacob Charles and two sons,
John and Carl of Philadelphia spent
a few days with her brother-in-lsw
H. F. Charles and family last week.
A bright baby 10y has taken up
his abode with Chas. ShaHer and wife.
Miss Maggie Kelly Of Williams
port is visiting her aunts Mrs.
Hhaffer and Miss Elizabeth Kelly.
Mrs. Emanuel Neitz paid her son
Oliver and familya visit at Sunbury
last week.
The coal diggers are again hard
at work.
The most important subject of
the day is the expected bridge be-
tween Herndon and our place.
Bogar and Bingaman have a new
coal yard and are now ready to &C.
comodate the public with the Sus-
quehanna's product.
We noticed last week that Bogars
planning mill was again in operation.
Hope it may continue its work as il
had been one of our last industries
since the abandment of the canal.
Bogar has placed an engine boiler
| iu bis mill and we think he will
continue his business at the old
stand.
Our enterprising citizens have
not as yet perfected their plans fol
the shirt factory but we hope they
will 90 ahead as there is nothing
which will aid our town as muct
as the employment Of its citizens
because they as a general rule spend
their money where they earn it.
Several real estate transactions
were made in town last week be-
tween the executor of the Backul
estate and some of our townsmen.
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Reveals . Great Secret.

lis often aeked how such startl.
ing cures, that puzzle the best ply.
sicians, are effected by DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption.
Here's is the secret. It cuts out the
the phlegm and germ-infected mu-
Gus, and lets the life-Riving oxygen
enrich and yitalize the blood. It
heals b infamed. cough-worn
throat and lungs. Hard colds and
stubborn coughs soon yield to DR..
Kings New Discovery, the most In.
fallible remedy for all Throat and
Lung Diseases. Guarante ed bottles
800 and S1.00. Trial bottles free at
the 4iddleburg Drug Co., Gray
bill, Garman and Co., nichfie ID. Pa.
pr. J. W. Sampsell Pennscrsek.
IA is va, N - ia n &. 4. =. ..t NJ (.
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Between your children and the
tortures of ltching and burning
eczsma. scaldhead or other skin d.
seasss.-Howi Why by using
Bucklen'a Arnica Salve, the earth's
greatest healer. Quickest cure foE
Ulcers, Fever Sores. Salt Rheum,
Cuts, Burns or Bruises. Infsllible
for Piles. Csc at the Middleburgh
Drug CO.. Graybill. Garman h Co.,
Richfeld, Pa, Dr. j. W. Sampsell.
Pannscreek. Pa.
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Takinx No ChAncea.

Waiter-I expect you to pay in ad-
vance, sir.
Guest-What do you mean?
Wsiter-No offense, sir, whatever;
but the last gentleman who ate here
got . bone in his throat and died
without paying, and the boss took 1t
out Of my wages.-Tit-Bits.
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II nave Oeen
troubled all my
life with catarrh
In my head. I
took Peruna for
. bout threo
m onth Q, and
now think / am
erm an . n tly
cured. I believe
that for catarrh
In al its forms
Peru n . II tho
medicine Of tho
A0A. Ik cuYAa
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There are still, according to the
Washington Star, many old-fashioned
people who attach more Importance
to the fact that March came In like q
lamb than they do TO any remarks Of
The weather bureau. u. h .asus....
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Handicapped.

Tomdix-Did you ever know . man
who tried to conceal his age?
Hojax-Yes; once.
Tomdix-He must have been crazy.
Hojax-Oh, No; he wasn't. He had
an unmarried twin sister.-Chicago
Daily News.
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4 County Cennissisnsrs Letter.
Hon. John Williams, County Commis
sionsr, Of 6l7 West Second street. Duluth,
Nian., says Ne following IN regard 70
Feslnas ~ .et ~sr-50e fa -.
AS remedy for ostsrTA ! can cheer
fully recommend Psruns. know Whist
u u 10 suffer hon tAst terrible Aissass
"a I fssl tAat u y NJ duty % speak .
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The Worst Always Happens.

The Worst Always Happens.
Cobwigger-It was rather hard hav-
ing your watch taken out Of your
pocket.
Impecune-I should say so. 1t was
stolen when was on my way to pawn
it,-Judge.
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~ 66Gbt y Rssuns ~ Q mar n q
~ Wosdiss sses0ossds6 to-day ~
cstsnh - the systso. A nnsdy fhsl
Wf0 esrs estarh - ~ stomach viii
care tAs ssns eosdifaea ~ the mucous
asobeass ssywAssV. Ihave found n
IL bsst ssDs4y ! Asvs ever tried for
csfarrA. asd bsiisvilg Il worthy ny
sado.sasst IsisdH ssperd Il. .-Alsttis
I. 0siyG.
A 0onsrsssaanas Latter.
Hon. W. p. Brownlow. Congressnan
from Tennenee, writes from Wash.
ington, d. c., the following: --.-
~ have suffered fFom cstarrh Of the
stomach for several years, and for the
past twelve months was in an exceed.
tngly critical condition. Ny attention
was called to your Peruns, and I began
to use 1t, and my improvement WAS
noticeable after the flrst three days
have taken three bottles Of the medicine
and i feel satisfied that am now almost,
II not permanently, cured. In connec.
ton with the Peruna, have used your
Manslin for biliousness end torpid liver.
/ regard II - the best medicine for this
purpose that I have ever used. Having
been benefited % much myself, 1 give
you this statement, that others may bs
likewise benefited."-W. P. Brownlow,
M. c., Jonesboro, Tenn.
Mrs. Elmer Fleming, orator Of Rese..
voir Council No. l6s, Northwestern Ls-
gion Of Honor, Of Minneapolis, Minn.,
writes from 2585 Polk street, N. E.:
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good word for the tonic that brought me
immsd1atS relief. Peiuna cured me Of .
beA sase - estasTA Aad know II VIII
curs, aAy ether sufferer iron that dis
esas..TSpAn Williams.
Aiss Nnttis L. Guild, Psssidsat mi
nois Young Peoples Christian Temper
sAos UAioA, M . Ssssut lsttss ben Chi
ossA n, sayss
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Theery anl Praeties.

Doctor-As physician. I must con-
denim the use of alcoholic beverages.
Patient-But you use them yourself.
Doctor-Yes; but not as a physician.
When I drink, am nothing but an or
binary human being with thirst
Puck.
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II IL Were True.

Lives of great men Oft remind uS
We can make our lives sublime
Uf it's true that time Is money!
If we only have the time.
baltimore News
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HON. DAN. A. GR0svEN0R, OF THE FAMOUS OHIO FAMILY.
Auditor
written ksn Washiugon D. G,
"ANsw - express grsds 10 for the benefit derived
bottle Of euna One week has brought wonderful
snd we'll Besides Being ~ tie hs
spring tonics II b excellent caarrh reme1y".--
DAN A. GROSVEN0R.
n q ssys,
"Icoasds sruns really msroous than did wAea Iwroe
you receive letters sqasntsnces AN
eoaaty asking mo certificate gensfsA iavssby snsHs
yeG "..Dsn. H. 0rosveaor "''
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Publication Once:
CORNER TENTH AND D STREETS.

Milder. About the only thing that
is mild today is the weather. SchIev
case isn't becoming milder-rather
wilder. Some say the admiral told
the President he'd let the case drop.
Some say the admiral told the Presi-
dent he'd keep plugging away till the
end of time her nozzle agin the
bank till the last galoot's ashore, or
something like that. Not very mild
in South Carolina, either. One gen
tleman made misstep at a dance,
treading on the corn of another gen
tleman. Result, the local funeral di-
rector is a four-time winner. And not
so mild in Nome, where Il number of
our Federal officials, after attempting
the DR.. jim raiding act. with the view
of possessing the best paying mines.
have been sentenced by an outraged
Government. Further sentences:
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BUSINESS MEN TO MEET.
Barry Buckley to Deliver n Lecture
on the Nations Capital

The monthly meeting OF the Business
Mems Association will be held at Bar
tons" Fifteenth Street near New York
Avenue. on Thursday evening. January
l6. at o'clock. programme. one OF
particular interest 20 the members and
business Of a public nature, VIII he dis
cussed.
The president Of the Business Mems
Association has announced tho special
committee TO take charge Of the lecture
On THE Nations Capital" 20 be doliv-
cred some time in February by Mr. Barry
Bulkley. The lecture, which viii be suo-
stauually the same as that given 90 the
Pan American Exposition on District Day
by Mr. Buckley VIII De revised .u some OF
its features 10 meet The tastes OF local
audience and viii De- augmented by hith-
erto unused views OF various sections Of
the city.
The committee IS as follows; p. II.
Warner. chairman. Joseph A. BUrkart.
secretary; G. C.. Lancaster, A. =. Pardon,
+. A. Sebring. Harrison Crook, j. u.
Saunders. o. G. Staples H. +. Woodland.
\ meeting o this committee viii be held
AT an carly date. when the details OF the
lecture viii pe announced.
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e -
R IE.4LBI gDl
M|'-'s -IZGM
q Great Invention.
DR.. Shades Inhalation.

This wonderful treatment has cured
many lung cases in Washington. u. c.,
and has been here ten years. Read testl-
moniaIs below:
Dr. Shades Eclectic Oils and ChIoridum
Discovery for consumption, asthma. brOn-
chial and catarrhal diseases is inhaled
into the diseased parts. lungs. throat
etc. producing the most remarkable re
suits. Beware OF limitations and unscrUpu-
lous quaCks who advertise an Inhalation
20 cure consumption without internal
treatment. Indigestion and maI-uutrition
are indispensable TO the development OF
consumption. Or. Shade administers his
Eclectic remedies TO tone up the stomach
and build up the system in addition TO
his Inhalation treatment, which heals the
sore places in the lungs and air passages
W SaudiOrd Brown, esq. 11II Pa Ave.
cured of consumption. weighed 90 pounds
now weighs 100. Mrs. BERTHE Hughes 400
9Th ST. sw-. cured OF consumption OF the
lungs and Catarrh. gained 90 pounds. Mrs
ID. r Graves. IIl0 3ZI St NV. cured of
asthma and lung trouble. gained 20
pounds, Miss Mary Z NcKim. 5g4 3 St
Sc cured of pulmonary consumption and
Catarrh.
Special attention sivca to complicated
cases, catarrh. lung. kidney Brights dis
ease, stomach, liver, rheumatism. sCiatica.
brain and nervous diseases. and all com
pIiCated diseases of the human body.
Hours 20 . sunday. 10 70 p. 10.
Corner 18th and C.. Consultation free.
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The ear consists OF three parts; the eX-
terual ear. the tympanUm or middle ear,
and the labyrinth or internal ear.
BY the external ear We mean the
pima" or tissue that projects on each
side Of the head TO assist or gather sound
waves and the auditory canal or tube
through which they are conducted to the
ear drum.
The ear drum is the membranous par
tition that separates the external from the
middle ear
The middle car or "tympanum starts
from the inner side OF the ear drum and
extends 10 the internal ear. The middle
ear contains three movable bones, the
. ''malleus'' or hammer. the ''incus" OF an
vii. the "stapes' or stiTrup. which form
a chain across the middle ear and connect
with the internal ear The "eustachiau
tube leads from the pharynx or back
part of the throat upward TO the middle
ear, allowing air TO enter and used sounds
TO escape from that cavity
The internal ear or labyrinth" consists
Of the 'vestibule," the "semi-circular
canals" the "cOhea, and Glaments OF the
auditory nerve
Sound is carried through the ear IN
the form OF waves. These waves OF sound
are gathered by the external ear and pass
through the auditory canal, striking the
ear drum, which vibrates- These yibra-
tiOns PASS along the chain Of movable
bones through the middle ear to the in
ternal ear where thes are taken up by
the hlamenJs Of the auditory nerve and
carried to the brain. So we really hear
with the brain; the ear only gathers and
transmits the sound.
After sound vibrations have reached
the brain they, like the water which has
passed a mill wheel should get out Of
the way and make room for more. This
they should DO through the escape pipe or
''eustachian tube" II water below the
mill be backed up On the wheel Ii
ceases 10 perform its function properly.
II used sound waves be blocked anG
imprisoned they vibrate hack and forth
through the caverns Of the ear, being
broken and subdivided until they have
little meaning. are. IN fact. Tut a confused
c0mmingling 81 fractional sounds known as
head noises" that greatly Interfere with
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oned sound waves will rectify these
troubles
Il is difficult to get a local remedy into
the custodian tubes, therefore such
treatment is practically not 10 be con-
sidered. How can We get al ointment,
powder, spray, OF even a vapOr where air
won 60 II air circulated in these parts
freely one wouldn't have head noises ard
deafness. The only way TO successfully
treat catarrh Of the custodian tubes is
with an internal remedy. that through the
blood viii search out and cure catarrh in
any nook CT corner OF the body. That
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets do this IS abund-
antly attested by thousands VINO have no
possible interest in their sale. people who
have experienced benefit from their use
and believe others should know CT ths
merits OF the remedy.
Mr.. p Mitchell HAYES. the celebrated
baritone. in a personal letter 10 Z friend
said: 7 am going back TO my beloved
profession next month. This viii surprise
you. I know. for when I last saw YOU I
never expected to sing again, but I am
entirely cured OF my catarrh, and my hear
ing is now as acute as ever / used
Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, and In three
weeks they had done for me more than al
the specialists, to whom paid thouss nds
Of dollars, and now ] am entirely we'll"
Mrs John Barlow, the we'll known mo
uLotts says undlIy nau 10 give I'D
personal attention to my customers, and
in consequence many OF them went else
where I was in despair for specialists
seemed pOWerless 20 help me. Stusrt-s
Catarrh Tablets cured me in Just a little
while so completely that l now hear as
well as ever"
Army Surgeon c. s Beverly became so
deaf from caJarrh that he was forced 20
resign his position and abandon his pro-
fessiOn- He says "Of course. ny fnher-
ent professional prejudice was hard 70
overcome, but, knowing the great benefit
you had received. my dear general
through the use Of Stuart-s Catarrh Tab
lets, ! used them The great RELIEF I ex-
perienced was truly astonishing. ] am
now entirely cured and go back 20 my old
post next month
Stuart-s Catarrh Tablets are for sale at
all drug stores for 50 cents a box.