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New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
PHILIPPINE TARIFF REDUCTION.
VIII Benefit Both the Islands and This Coun-
try, Senator Mitchell Says.


Washington. Jan I2-Senator Mitchell. Of Oregon,
tod The Tribune correspondent to-day that he
Tejoced TO see effort to reduce the tariff on In
ports from the Philippines He voted for the Fora
er amendment q year ago. and was disappointed
that II was not adopted. He VIII work and vote for
the present bill. which he believes viii be adopted
Ny Mitchell says that not only is II incumbent on
-he United States 10 do all in its power for the
stricken FIipinos. whose carabao have been killed
by the thousand and whose industries are langush-
ing for lack Of proper market. but he Is confident
that in assisting the FIIpinos this country viii be
assisting itself a reduction OF the duty from -
20 q per cent Of the DingIey rates VIII promote
trade between the Philippines and the United
States and Increase OF imports viii be necessarily
attended with an increased consumption OF Anaer1-
csn goods in the Philippines. Notwithstanding the
extensive forest resources of the islands, the eondi
lions attending forestry operations are such that
lumber which IS II extensive demand, be
shipped from Pacific Coast seaporrs and laid down
II Manila a. less expense than IL can be obtained
from the interior OF the islands Many food prod
uc1s Of which the United States has large sur
plus 20 sell can be more proftably sold in the
Philippines than elsewhere. and with an increased
incentive il the way Of . lower tariff viii be
shipped as return cargoes IN the vessels bringing
imports 70 The United States
The Senator indorses the position taken II The
Tribune by officials Of the War Department and
regards the apprehension that Philippine products
VII seriously menace American industries Is en-
<rcou-a cement from this country, the islands viii
soon experience period Of prosperity; and, If ad-
c-lv viii the goodwill of the people be forever
secured. but mutual trade relations vii De estsp-
lishe6 & firm and lasting basis, anc once esLap-
fieked viii increase continuously, 10 the ipcalcu-
convinced IS the Senator OF the correctness o. nls
ro-terrfon thai he says he would gladly vote for
7----1 s-S 1herefore welcomes the proposed law
IS long step II the right direction
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
USED HER sPARs FOR FUEL.
Leyland Liner, Out of Fuel. Manages to
Reach Pert

Queenstown. Jan. i2--Having burned all OF
her coal supply and every available piece Of
wood on the ship for fuel. with which to make
steam. the Leyland Line steamer Mexican in
command of Captain Parker. twenty-four days
out from New-orleans. bound to London
put into this port late to-day 10 obtain suffi-
cient supply of coal to enable her to reach her
destination
Captain Parker reports that extremely severe
weather was encounter in mid-Atlantic. and
his vessels coal bunkers became exhausted four
DAYS ago Since that time quantity Of timber.
al the vessels spars, her derricks and all wood
work which could be spared was burned
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
REPUBLICAN SENATE CAUCUS.
To Be Held Soon to Decide on an Order of
Business
fBy The Associated Press.l

Washington. Jan. 12.-There will be a caucus
Of Republican Senators soon TO decide on an
order Of business for the Senate. The Steering
Committee has asked each Republican Senator
for his opinion as 10 what legislation he thinks
should be pressed at this session When the re-
plies are received the committee will formulate
a progra mrne for caucus approval. II is known
that a ma tority of the Republican Senators are
opposed to the Omnibus Statehood bill, but as
q minority of the Republicans are much inter
esfed in that measure. il is expected that the
disposition of this matter u1ll cause d contest
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
ALLEGES ORE SAMPLES WERE sALTED
W. S stratton's Estate Sued for $4,000, 900.

Denver Jan 1.-THE Stratton Independence Com
pany Ginnited) to-day fled in the United States
Court suit for s. 10000 against the executors and
trustees of the Stratton and against L Harry
S+ratton heir-at-law. The complaint alleges that
st the time the mine sampled, preparatory 70
concluding the sale, which had been negotiated
through the Venture Corporation, Of London, the
szrnIes were a'saIted' 50 that the amount of ore.
according 10 those samples, valued 100000
1rhen in reality the in sight worth not
more than g O6 COO II is alleged that the sacks OF
samples were opened and sprinked wlCh silvante.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13

Senator John 2. Dryden. Leslie D Ward Edgar &
Ward, Theodore c. E Blanchard. Seth A heeney'
Eredsrick C Blanchard. Edward Kanouse, Forrest
r,-v6sn Jerorne Taylor William T Garter. Jacob
T Ward Anthony R Kuser. Uzal n McCarrsr and
lhsfrS & johnson
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
TO DIRECT PRUDENTIAL COMPANY.

The Prudential Life Insurance Company OF Amer
,ca aIarted the following board OF directors yes
tsrday morning the Newark office United States
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
STATUE OF GENERAL sIeEL PROPOSED

washington Jan l2-Representative Warner Of
Illinois introduced bill to-day appropriating so ooo
for : statue O. Major General Franz sigel- 70 be
erected n this city
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13
NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL
IFr rElseRArH TO THE TkiBuxE.l

Washington January L
A SENATE PoET.-A small sheet of white paper
passed around the Senate to-day and as il reached
each desk was greeted with quiet chuckles Finally
on promising To conceal the identity OF the perpe-
srstor, The Tribune correspondent was permitted
20 7esd the choice bit Of Senatorial verse II read.
The cold wind
And have
An1 u rat VIII poor Robin do poor
He I'll contribute
To The Standard on TrlaS-
Ard Hs7Ter sifll harping. VIII huils
BLACK SdEEP.-The House If Representatives
developed poet to-day and Representative DalzeI
having 70 defend his home city of Pittsburg
against a jocula- assault its cleanliness
Wherever he goes he has this little Jingle dinned
into his esrs:
New-York tribune., 1903-01-13

Narv had . little lamb
It's aeece NsS white A. snow
II followed her 70 PittseurE-
Now look at the blamed thing
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
HORN FLY PICTURES

we consider the small size OF the fly the
loss OF blood would seem TO be insig-
nificsnt, but multiply the amount Of
blood consumed by one fly by thou
sands and 1t will be found quite an item.
The fly confines its attack mainly to
cattle, but has at times been seen to at
tack the horse. II may be said that the
adult fly assumes two distinct attitudes
the resting and feeding. In the rest
ing stage the flies congregate on the
horns or on the back just out Of reach OF
the head and tail Of the host, with the
wings drawn close to the body. In the
feeding stage the wings are spread ready
for fight, and the parts of the animal
most commonly attacked are the back,
sides and inner portion of the thighs
the under side of the belly. In some
cases large sores are formed which are
prevented from healing by the repeated
attacks Of the fly Owing to the tliin-
ness Of the skin some animals are at
tackled much more severely than others.
The eggs are deposited in the fresh
l-opD.ugs Of the cattle. where they
quickly hatch II short time the larvae
pass into The ground and enter the pupa
stage from which they emerge in the
adult form The adul, horn fly is about
onr-ha.f as large as the ordinary house
fy and abOu, the same color.
Two lines of treatment should be pur-
sued-the destruction Of the larva and
The application Of some substance to pra-
vent The attacks OF cattle knowing
that the fly deposits its eggs in the fresh
droppings Of cattle and directly on the
surface Of the droppings while moist
and that the eggs can only hatch while
the drUppings are in q moist condition,
much can be done to prevent their hatch.
ing
One very efectual means OF destroy
ing the larvae is 10 scatter the drop
pings with shovel or by dragging brush
over the pasture once daily Such q
method would, however. only be prac-
tical where the cattle are running on
small pastures. In large fields small
quantity OF lime thrown on the drop
pings would be more practical and quite
efectual In destroying the larvae or
preventing the eggs from Matching.
To prevent the attacks Of the flies the
application Of some sticky, offensive
smelling substance to the cattle has been
found Of considerable service. The ap-
plication Of tar and fish oil in equal parts
or spraying with kerosene emulsion, has
been found quite effectual.-Farmers'
Review
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
SELECTED SUGGESTIONS.

Investigation shows that from q
sanitary standpoint there is need OF
improvement in many dairy condi-
tons
No other food will absorb bad odors
80 quickly as Will dairy products or de-
ter!Orate more rapidly under adverse
conditions.
Milk being an excellent medium for
the growth Of bacteria, it is Of special
importance that it be kept as free from
germs as possible
Since the largest amount OF contain
inat!On comes from the udder during
milking, il is important that all udders
be washed before milking.
Whitewash being one Of the best dis
infectants, the stable should be white
washed at least once a year. In order
70 accomplish this successfully the
sides and ceiling must have a firm
tight surface 10 which the wltewash
can be applied.
The floor Of the milking stable
should be smooth and solid. The plat
form on which the cows stand should
be Of such length that all droppinRs
will fall into the gutter, thus prevent
ing the cows from becoming soiled
when lying down. The stables should
be cleaned regularly each day.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
HAS 300 CASES Of TYeHoIo
su;lc-. Pa. at the Mercy Of a Serious
Eci-eTic

Butler Pa. Nov 81 since the 18th
OF September this town has had over
1900 cases or typhoid fever and Is
deaths The state hoard OF health in.
vcstiCated the cause Of the upusua,
conditions and issued statement IN
which they say the borough Of But.
lo~ has been visited with a serious
epidemic OF typhoid fever In its var,.
Gus types and that the cause is the
pollution Of the water used IN the
greater par, O. the borough The pol.
luton is clearly traceahlo to cases 81
typhoid fever in close proximity 70
Thorn Run dam, the reservoir Of the
Butler Water COMPANY
The hoard found that the premises
surrounding the farm house from
which the fever drainage was carried
into the Thorn Run reservoir had been
thoroughly ditched 80 no drainage can
now reach the dam.
= meeting OF the general relief com-
mittee was held and the finance com
mittee reported $4,000 raised. Fifty
cots have been placed in the aban.
doned pickle factory near here, ana
the residence of Gobhart Wagner has
been fitted up as a temporary hos
Di-a, ln-rcsponse 10 appeals. nurses
n arriving on every train, but do
mcsrj. help 20 wash the clothes and
bedding O.. the patients Is as badly
needle. as nurses
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
WOMEN OPPOSE REED sMOC-
Car7pargr = Deprive Him o. Seat B.
Senate = Ope~ IN WASHINGTON

Washington. Dec The FRS: step
= g concerted plan o. campaign 70
nav Senator Reed smoo, Of Utah.
deprived O. his sea, Il tne senate vii,
De- IaRel mere Thursday wheL 3 con
venuor O. delegates from tne Ma.
Ioua Congress O. Mothers CiuDs.
representative O. other unafhAated
women s societies and severa. promi-
ner- citizens vii, be held 2. the Church
o. -ha Covenant Mrs Frederick
Schuf o. Philadelphia president Of
Tls National Congress o. Mothers
Clubs wi preside Mrs Schor sent
uu, E genera cal for the meeting
AL women having a. heart the inter.
eslB O. American wonanhoot" are
urged 70 D. present and ministers OF
1be gospei az invited TO attend The
eIrcursr contains E Request 70 the cier-
gy o. the country TO hold special ser
vices or Sunday. December G, for the
purpose o. preaching against the Nor
mUu s.natOr and 10 Offer prayers for
ms expulsion from the senate
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
FIGHTING THE HORN FLY.
Anasyia9 Insect which Works Great
Havoc Among Cattle and
sonnet lines Norses.

The horn fly was Imported from Eu-
rope about 1885, We Illustrate II IN this
article. Its length of body and wings
is shown In the three straight lines
under the fly. The letters are a. egg; b,
larva; c, pupa; d. adult-all enlarged,
We also illustrate horn with band
OF these flies resting upon It. The injury
is more or less the direct result of the
worry and irritation caused by the fly,
and the abstraction of blood from the
animal. When the fly is present in great
numbers the animal Is prevented from
feeding and thus fails to grow aud fatten
as It otherwise would, In milch COWS
the loss Of milk is considerable When
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
Dropsy
N eur algia of the
Heart For Years.
Pain Went From
Heart to Head.
DR.. Niles Heart Cure
and Nervine Cured.

About three years ago my sister was 30
badly affected with heart trouble and neu-
Talgis Of the heart that We did not expect her
70 live. Although We had a hrst-class ply.
sician she grew worse under this treatment.
She had a swollen dropscal look and had
frequsnt spells Of neuralgia pain at her heart
when she would render the most heart -Tend-
ing means and shTieks. At times the pain
would 70 from her heart to her head when q
lump would appear on her temple half as
large as an egg One night she got up in
bed and ran into the back yard crying with
PAIN she was not conscious of il, however
and was brought back 10 the house by neigh
boIs. ] bought for her bottle each Of DR..
Miles Nepine and Heart Cure which helped
her greatly. She afterward used some five
OF six bottles and has never had a spell since.
j had used your medicine with great benefit
myself ! know that Neryne and Heart
Cure not only saved my sisters life but aly
saved NE from insanity and death. ] was S,
nervous ! could not bear the slightest noise
Or movement around me and ! suffered from
palpltauon and pain in tie heart. ] had
choking sensations, dizzy and faint spells,
smotheHng spells when ] could scarcely get
my breath; ] was 50 nervous ] was treated
like . child and at one time il was thought ]
was losing my mind Neryine saved me
from insanity. ty."-kATIE AcKEs, Clover
Creek, Pa.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot.
tie DR., Niles Remedies, Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
d. Miles Medical Co, Elkhari, Ind.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
Registers Notices.

Notice IL hereby given that W
named persons have filed their Adni
Guardian and Executors account u "
ter's Office Of Snyder County. and
will be presented for cOnfrmsloa q
snee nj the Court liO,lse at MiddieOGs
Monday, Dec. iith. 1903.
]. First and final account Of lss
Executor Of John kahley, late Of ~
Township, snyder county, Pa, dst
2. First and partial account ola.
and Salome y. DTeese, eIecu,on
schrader, late OF Adams twp, sn!e
decd
8. First and haai account Of 4
Pontius and Laura y Greiner, e
estate of Henry POntius, late oi ~
Snyder Co., Pa decd. II
Z. FiTst and final account o' y.
Executor Of Samuel Snyder lsss o.
sn yder CO., Pa, decd.
D. First and final account ol ye
and Hiram ii. Goss, eSecutOfso o.
Rebecca Goss, lste 0f West BeS's'~
Co, Pa, decd. II
8. First and final account Of ~
berger adm. OF the estate " E.s'
late oil Washington twp, snyds' F"
ceased. -
Z. First and Anal account o. =
administrator OF the estate u Aiia
Of Perry twp, Snyder Co Pa 9e.
y. First and Ilnai account VI 49,
George A. Mcngle. executors oi y
John Mengle. late OF P5rry iWRr
Ia, deceased,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
EIGHT HOUR LAW VALID
v. s. Supreme Court sustains Legality
Of Kansas Statute.

U. s. Supreme Court sustains Legality
Of Kansas statute.
Washington. Dec. 1.-The supreme
court Of the United States has sus-
tainsd the validity OF the Kansas act
prescribing eight hours a. q lawful
days work on all public works and
prescribing penalties for contractors
who permit or require their workmen
to work longer.
The Kansas law. whose validity was
called into question in the suit, was
enacted in 1891. and provided that
eight hours should constitute a days
work for workmen employed by or on
behalf OF the state. or by any county
or city or other municipality In the
state. II also prohibits contractors
from requiring lahorers engaged on
work for the state to perform more
than eight hours labor in day. Both
fino and imprisonment for any viola.
tiOn Of the law. The case decided tO.
dav was that of WV. Atkins VS.. the
state OF Kansas. Atkins had a CON
tract with the corporation ot Kansas
City Kan. for psviue street and
he was charged with requiring a work
man named Reese tO labor 10 hours a
DAY Tie was prosecuted in the state
courts. where the decisions were uni
fo~wTy against him Atkins appealed
from Tho decision of the state sUUrr-N
court o. The federal supreme court al
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
vEED D.

Consumption is a i
weed fourishing best NJ
lungs. Like other Wed
easily destroyed while 70
when old, sometime
possible.
Strengthen the lungs,
would weak land and
weeds will disappear.
The best lung fertE,,
SCOTS Emulsion. Salt
i good too, but it is ver|
10 digest. I
The time to treat Cons,
ll.A IS When you Degln n
To- hide it from yopI
D.crs sec it, you won't
Don't wait until You
deceive yourself any ID
in with the first Id
to take SCOTS Emulsiop|
i.0't really consumpto|
wn.n the better; ouMI|
''"avt it and be bcttcrI
treatment If it is coa
ton you can't expect
cured at once, but if ya
begin in time and u
rigldIy regular in YOU
mcnt you will win,
SCOTS Emulsion, fresh
rest all you can, cat ali
can, that's the trcatmeat
that's the best treatment
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10

Didn't you steal the complainants
coat?' asked magistrate of a seedy in.
diyidual who was arraigned before him
Il decline to crafty the morbid Curios.
ity Of the public by answering that ques-
ton, responded the seedy individual.
with a scornful glance at the reporters
Tit-pits.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
Widows Apprai>cngrh

Notice is hereby give tia, lie 4
Widows Appraisements unle- ils a
have been filed with tie jlers o tas 4
Court Of Snyder County for 0li'z1i,
Monday, the 18th day OF De, 4 . ~
/. Appraisement OF Sabina Bolsis.l
OF Daniel tOlander, late Of Nidie5uE
ceased, elected to be taken unis' "
exemption law.
Appraisement Of Amanda Wara-i. q
y. W. Wagner, late OF Wes, Perry "
elected to be taken under tie sac N
law.
Appraisement OF Susanna Gr1oo q
OF John Grubb, late OF Centre Twp 4
elected to betaken under the S9'@a1
law. Il
G. NJ. SHISDE. u
Middleburg, Pa. November Il IL
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
MANAGER WANTED

Trustworthy lady r gentleman % !
business in this County and ad0.rigt
for well and lavorably known Hua- I
financial standing. 5000 ,irag gt 1sA
and expenses, paid each MONDAY by 4
rect from headquarters lyp,ns I'D
vanced position permanent Aiirs
Manager, 61O nonon Bldg ttia.,
9.3 l2t.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10

Mrs. Burton-For mercy's sake. vii,
lie, how did you get your jacket all over
paint7
! Willie-I stood up against Mrs
Smiths fence. ma. thought you'd like
to know that her fence was painted and
that you'd like to know before the Other
women in the street found 1t out.-Bos.
ton Transcript.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
x.sAsn' ne,n'.

NO. snapped the angular-faced
female. IL don't want no Insurance
Your old company Is no good"
/ why do you say that. madam
asked the meek and lowly solicitor.
cause II amt" replied the q. {
G. my husbands been psyin' premi.
ums On . policy for goin' on seven
years. and he amt dead et"--Chicagc
Daily News.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10

Grace wonder how Bertha ever
came to marry Fred?
Imogene-lou see. he looked so
cheap when ne proposed so I'm told,
Bertha thought he was a bargain.-
Boston Transcript.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10

Mrs. Middleton is a great temperance
woman, isn't she?"
Yes. She hardly speaks to me since
gave her recipe for cake, in which one
of the directions was to take wine
glassful Of milk."-Chicago Record
Herald.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
Scientists in Real Life.

First PasSenger-Who is that man
drinking from that rusty mug chained
to the water cooler?
Second Passenger-That is Prof. De
Science, author of Disease Germs in
the Communion Cup."-N. Y. Weekly.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
ROOSEVELT ON
POSTAL FRAUDS
Loss Of ONCE Not Sufficient Punish.
ment For the Guilty.
SUGGESTS NEW LEGISLATION


Washington, Nov. 80. - President
Roosevelts comment on the postal
frauds has been made public. In IL he
reviews the causes which led TO the
investigation and heartily endorses AS.
sistant Postmaster General Bristow's
report After namins the 50 persons
indicted Us officials in the service and
10 outsi5ersN. the president names the
chief offenders as James T. Typer
former assistant attorney general for
the ToNtofiCe department. \ W.
Na,hDr former superintendent of free
6rHy,rr ard George W Beavers. for.
me~ ,-r.r.u.rr lent 90. salaries and al.
l,vr~..- Iu couc'u.ug Mt. Roose.
vo. SAWS.
"r ....r., an0rrv. %. the ratommcn-
G-t.. . Nr.~s.~ Gonna. and Roma
ns-.. '.. ... ...-.. On. limitations hr
eN...... .r .. .as. .. government
su...r.. .. n.rn. d. q. l.a-t five
ya .- .n. r....-- who IN sv.n Nn.
s.t.-. . ..r.. ...... .r -r--r~. 0~q..
ff.., .r ..-. .va.r .....a. trrtr ruU
rn.. ..... .~. .'.. >..rrrr. 1r jNr
pres. --.. s.... o. limitations
Nr-.. n.. .>u.. -.r shows .1a.
o..p ....r~.r. -.#... influence
>om....... s. .Net. influence 90 ya~.
G.H... .0... %. g. n.nar words
oa.r. .ras. can ..a> -ha-c
snou .. n-.-H#nr v...N v.. permit
a. summary taaHr- v..' sr.l offend
e~s
1i.w.rr. ~, primo 0anf is no, now
legislation hr rg. puu.>hmau. o.
thos- ".. nfru. 8ga.u>. .N.Sf.u- laws.
Tho -.-..Hc. tena-man, is mohfng
certain .hauCes IN m. method of ac-
ufu.~.-a-rr uotan', IN The method OF
inspection .g which the service Wi.
be improved am, Oh, chance o.. ,0rrUN-
tiou 0N'sru. without discovery ne
miuiui7eJ hu, the only way 10 NEE,
the -ea ryj. Is to punish the offenders
by removal H. any even, and here pos
sihle by prosecution uuda- the crimina.
statutes In any great business public
or private, wroDSdolns Is certain az
times Z. occur. The way 10 guard
aFaiDs. +. Is vigorously 10 scrutini70
the gh8raCte- Of those appointed care
fully o. supervise their actions after
apDo'utmeu- anG finally 10 punish with
relent "Ss severity those who 80 wrOns
A.. this Is being done
The immediate reformation OF the
service hy the turning out Of the Of
Tenders Is nOt IL itsc,. enough to meet
the demands Of justice The cases
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10

Nodd-l told my wife to let me know
at least week ahead when she was
coming back to town from her vaca-
ton.
Todd-Why so far ahead?
Mold wanted a chance to get back
myself-Town Topics.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
The Awful Youth.

IT'S not because they ask so much.
GUY children bore US so,
But tina. they always ask about
s. much We DO not know.
-Th.aL-.:h!l Ledger.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10

TO CURE COID IN0sis
Take Laxative Brono-QulAIt'
All druggists refund the -
oils to cure. u. w. Groves
an each box. 26c
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-12-10
4 pntcrnal ueast,

/ Teacher-Tell me the name Of the
animal which provides food and raj.
ment for the Laplanders.
, Tummy-The reindeer
Teaohcr-NOw what Is the animal
which provides YOU with most of YOU,
food and clothes?
Tommy Father sydney IN. s
W. bulletin.