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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-08-25
FOR BED BUGS.
Prof. Surface Tells How To Get Rid Of
These Pests. lie Knows Where
Of He Speaks.


Department of Health asking how
to rid his house of bed bugs, Prof
Surface, Economic Zoologist, to
whom this letter was referred,
outlined the following procedure
in his reply:
81 received your letter address
ed to the State Health Depart.
ment and forwarded to me for re
ply. l beg to say that the various
means of getting rid of bed bugs
which you have tried, are among
those which are considered least
efficient by those who have had
real practical experience. These
means are all right for destroy
ing germs, but when it comes to
crawling bugs, they are not so
satisfactory. There are two
methods Of destroying bed bugs.
One is to apply thoroughly alco
hollc solution of blchlorlde of mer
curry or, IN other words, corrosive
sublimate. This is not only ex-
tremely poisonous, but fatal to
pests. 1t kills them whenever it
touches them. 1t can be put IN
to an oil can and injected into the
cracks and crevices, If immediate
Iy after using it the can is emp
tied and washed well, rlnsed with
water, and then oiled or filled
with oil to prevent further action
of the corrosive material. You
can, of course, not keep 1t in a
metal oil can for a very long time
because it will readily corrode
the metal and eat its way through
1t can be kept in a bottle, and
when you wish to use 1t transfer
1t to spring bottom oil can, and
inject it where you wish. You
need not be afraid to use this
material freely, even though it is
rank poison when taken intern
ally.
The other means, which is
certain to get rid of bed bugs, is
to fumigate thoroughly with by
drocyanlc acid gas. This deadly
gas is made by dropping potas
slum cyanide or so-called prussic
acid into sulfurlc acid and water,
IN tightly closed room, and leav
ing it instantly, so that the opera
tor will not breathe it in the least.
1t does not lnjure any fabric,
metal, food or othe material, al
though it will kill living plants,
animals and insects of all kind
when used at the proper strength.
While 1t is safe to use, 1t must be
used with considerable care, and
for this reason, l have prepared
an article entitled household fun
lgatlon, which Is published in one
of the Monthly Bulletins OF the
Division of Zoology which is sent
free to persons desiring it. MIN
ute directions are therein given.
This IS the most absolutely Ger
tain method of getting rid of bed
bugs and other household pests.
1t is rather expensive, but 1t
cleanes the house completely and
is satisfactory. l have fumigated
several houses, mills, warehouses
etc., ia our experimental work,
and know whereof speak In say
ing that it is effective.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-08-25

The Rehoboth Sunday School
will hold It's annual picnic and
Chlldren's Day Saturday, Sep
tember 3D., IN Secrist's Grove.
The McConnellsburg band viii
furnish music for the occasion.
Speakers from distance. Eve
rybody welcome.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-08-25

Mr.. George A. Harris, Prothon
|0Iary OF Fulton county, aud wife,
spent several days the 6rst part
q the week at the homes OF Mrs.
Eliza Michael, Of Main street, and
NJ. and Mrs. w. r. Speer, OF
Vest Main street. Everett Re-
Publican.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-08-25
ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their Comings and Goings
Here for Vacation, or Away
for RestfuI Outing.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED

Judge Humbert was in town
on Saturday.
Miss Jessie Brewer, near town
is visiting relatives near Sylvan.
B. H. Shaw, of IIustontown.
was town visitor on Saturday.
Charles Richardson, of Fort
Llttleton, was in town on Satur-
day.
Miss Sadie Michaels, of Everett
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Geo. W. Hays.
James E. Lyon and wife, of
Gracey, were IN town on Satur.
day.
Robert Alexander, of this place
made a little trip to Chambers.
burg Monday and Tuesday.
Among the visitors to town
from Hustontown on Saturday
was w. II. Ranck.
Allen V, Shaffner aud wife, of
Huntingdon, are visiting their
uncle, M. r. Shadner, ESQ, IN
this place.
Miss Minnie Dalbey, after
spending two weeks with her pa.
rents in this place, has returned
to Plttsburg.
Miss Mary Rumel, of Gcttys.
burg, is visiting IN the family of
her uncle James w. Rumel's fam
lily in this place.
j. M. Myers and family, of
Mercersburg, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Myers mother, Mrs. r. M.
Kendall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Sklles, of
Pleasant Ridge, called few min
utes at the News office, while in
town last Thursday.
Hykes and John Cutler, of
Plum Run, spent Saturday and
Sunday with their aunt, Mrs.
Mary A. Kelly.
Samantha and Nettle Mellott
returned last week from two.
weeks visit with friends in Bel.
fast township.
Mr.. Harvey Stoner, of Lancas-
ter, is spending his annual sum.
mer vacation with his father,
William Stoner, at the old home
in this place.
MISS Lib V. Hess, who has
been spending a few years In
Iowa, is visiting among her Full
ton county friends. She arrived
IN town Tuesday evening.
Emory While and wife, and
Blame Anderson and wife and
little daughter Margaret, were
guests in the home of MIR. and
Mrs, j. S. Mort on Clear Ridge
last Sunday.
Mr.. Karl de Schweinitz, of Phil
adelphia, who has been spending
the past three months in McCon-
nellsburg, left for Bethlehem, Pa,
to be present at the home of his
parents upon their return from a
trip to Europe.
Rev. j. l.. Grove and his SON
ln-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. G. Patterson, left Mon
day morning for Hopewell, York
county, to attend the annual meet
ing of presbytery of the U. P.
church. Mr.. Grove returned
last evening, but Mr.. and Mrs.
Patterson expect to spend few
days longer visiting among York
county relatives and friends.
Mrs. James Henry, accompani-
ed by her husb band and daughter
Emma, (Mrs. Geo. Fox) and Mr..
ID. L. Grisslnger, went to Phila-
delphla last Thursday, and enter
ed st. Mary's Hospital for treat
ment. On Friday she underwent
a surgical operation for the re-
moval of a cancerous growth in
her breast. Mr.. Henry and MIR.
Grissinger returned home Sun
day and her daughter is still
with her. The operation seems
TO have been successful, and dfrom
the latest reports received from
her, she is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Henry's many friends ain.
cerely hope for her speedy re-.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-08-25
RECORD OF DEATHS.
Persons Well Known TO Many of Our
Readers, Who Have Answered
Final Summons.
ALL SEASONS ARE THINE, 0 DEATH.
MORTON.

Mrs. Peter Morton returned
home last Thursday, after having
spent few days visiting IN the
home of her old nelghbor and
friend "Aunt Llzzle" Morton, wild
ow of the late George Morton, IN
Belfast township. More than
five years ago, Aunt Lizzie, al.
though at that time 78 years OF
age, fell and sustained a fracture
OF bone IN one of her hips and
in consequence of which she has
not been able to walk step since
During the last two years she
has been belfast, and much OF
the time suffering severe pain.
Notwithstanding this great afflic.
ton, her mind is clear, and she
bears it all with christian fortl-
tude. Aunt Lizzie is sister OF
Jared Plttman, of the Cove, and
of Rev. Ezra Pittman, of Thomp.
son township-both of whom have
been dead several years.
Since putting the above in
type, we have learned that "Aunt
lizzie" died yesterday morning,
and that her funeral will be held
at the old homestead on FRIDAY
morning at 9 O'Clock, and inter.
ment will be made in the ceme-
terry at the Sidellng Hill Christian
church.
Mrs. Morton is survived by
three children: Sarah. wife OF
Richard Hollinshead, of Thomp.
son township, Jennie, wife OF
Jacob Clevenger, Washington, D.
G., and Frances, wife of Bennett
A. Truax, living on the old home.
stead.
PITTMAN.
Mrs. Elizabeth j. Plttman, wild
ow of the late Ex-Sherlff George
j. Pittman, died at her home on
north Second street, Monday aft
ernoon. Funeral yesterday, and
mterment in Union cemetery.
Mrs. Pittman was daughter
Of Benjamin and Sarah (Reeder)
Fisher, and was born in Franklin
county, on the 10Th of May, 1884;
hence she was aged 76 years, 8
months, and 8 days. For seven.
teen days prior to her death, she
had typhoid tever, and twenty
four hours before the final col
lapse, she suffered an apoplectlc
stroke.
Mrs. Pittman was a member OF
the Reformed church, an excel
lent neighbor, and she lived a
quiet uneventful life. Her hus
band died some sixteen or eight
cen years ago, and the only sur
7lyor of the immediate family is
Miss Olive, who was taken into
the family when she was two
years of age. Miss Mary Fisher
residing or First street, is a sis
ter, and Mrs. E. j. Woollet, oi
the Washington House, Is a cous
IN.
EVANS.
Mrs. Laura G. Evans died al
her home in Plttsburg, Wednes
day, August IL, 1910, aged AZ
years, 2 months, and IL days
She had been in poor health fol
some time and had been under
featment In a hospital for about
lhree months.
Mrs. Evans, or Lurie as sht
Was more famillarly known here
was born in Belfast township
scd was a daughter of John and
Elizabeth (Peck) Plessinger-he'
hther residing In that township
At this time. She is also survi'
Cd by her divorced husband, L
Y Evans. and a son-W alter-re
siding IN Everett. and one daugf
Yer, Penelope, In PIttsburg.
The remains was brought u
Everett and interment made II
lle cemetery at That place.
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rSnldnoiId,e 9tafrrirbten.

-Gs ereignet lid auf
ellis S5Iuno nur in ieIte1en
FGQen, baB Girpanoerer BON Der JnIeI
sur Deportation ouf einen 9ompfer
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fahrt bes 8ampfer5 ,4aiier Mil6eim
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s$nbiundpolis au bsgeben. Ter 10
Sabre aIte Sobn Der Srau puroe oon
ben Ner3ten als gelitig ntbt gan3 nors
mai erfldrt; barauf6in purbe Die lls
Mile uusgei6lofen. 3pei 30d.er
tumen nad Reip Dort, I'm fir SHUTTER
unb @eIhtpiiter ein3utreten. gle 'rz
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S6Deitern bier su IaFen, bic Wutter
iplte nit bem Sohne unb 3tpei fleinen
4inbern in Die 5eimdth auruftehren,
iie piirben fir tie aufs Bette iorgen.
5rdu 4e6sndf Iah Elm, bob es unter
ben erpGhnten umitdAben bas geIte
lei, uno tie fpurbe nit ben brei 9inz
bern 3ur Deportation aui ben 9ompTer
.2aiier Dilhelm H." a6eei6oben.
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bate irgenb etfpds pon IppeQation in
benz 5ale bernommen uno lief Die aDz
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Lamb 3uriidbrineen. Damn nurben iie
sur Deportation auf ben Odmpfer
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balt in Der Qnaelesenbeit su ermitteln,
mar fiir bic 6etheilstsn psrionen seine
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Mtinlniiun.

Srbem beim Tirettor Of QubIic Gerbice
net Staot GtnctnRau elrg de'olufipn eiR1efetnt
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R,E,rlithr wffnnutmadunn.

gerfeqeie aHsg5cte neroeu eniesaensenom'
men tn Der Eifte oes Eirecior oi 8aelic GER
nice, G!cbib1Qe Cincinnati Chic, bis 12 ukr
IltiiaQA am Lt IL 40 oeB 23. Wtai 1910, liir
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ben zirabeHt GbusGseleifeu uno is 5ou an leoer
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baHn nire fDlasr gbtd On ben stsisr r,;eprnirL
uuo icpis irqHsdH Mnetsoi anpsHsmintr msre.Es
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5unat um in ben apofbeIe al Grosiieu.
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unternebmungen Der Mode BON Gin
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germ Quf RetIen, benn Der syreitqg lit
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fdgertn) Bat ibre Qlnbdnger in uLlen
8oItsf6idten big binauf CUR Juritens
trone. Sober ldBt iid germ tpubrIagen
nnb bebauptet itets oon ieiner 8rpp6es
tin, bub tie bie Bette tpGre. Die patenz
ttrte ppthia, bus brauue 3igeunerpeib,
iibt Iein Generic obne beTonbere Stafe
fase aug. SIN Minter 8iebt es bura
bic Strdben Betersburgs in qrenbluz
migen 3leibern, bic 9hren sieren etne
Nn5abl bon Silbermiin8en, ben brauz
men 5als bunte 9ldsperlsn. .Soll in
bir Gliif prophe3eien?" lautet Der aDe
Der, ben lie duspirft. m1eift ae6t alIes
s9tIos Doriihsr, bod finoen ii1 immsr
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amssisns. .sertauf BON eaaIeiarutbum.

SIN @nftroa bes ebuIratbs offerire id Tn
otfeniltcber Mnftion 5iriH Berfanf an Srt unt
Gteue am ms msoniae, ben 9. Stunt v. .: 1910
nm ubr 9sonmitaas, e0s eanse Sfiid pane
geleeen IN Setticn %. IotpH 5racitona
Ranae /, bes 9giuni anialtfS (DeIbt 2oipnip'
lblp). 9amtlton Gpuutn Ohio, begren5t uilb be'
ihrtebeH iuie foIat nimItcb:
antaneeno an etuem Binft in Der giorhIinit
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purft. ertboIten6 Elm 5rpeifirdiees Bafite,Hs
ShuIee56uoe
Der 9erfanf III infcrpprfer Der 8erebri.
euue oe5 eendnnten 5d,ulrdtbs nes S6uiottirifl
Cincinnati
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Geihdftsiibrer,
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TeIeSton. Canal 2ila. l6,23,3o,o
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GIcinigtett, osnn auf Guis SsIanb err
Ianct man syrformutionsn uber Gins
pun1erer nidt nit Der promptbeit, ME
bies in ben Gerih;en bei fhnereu 9ers
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oicier 5inTiht Die Snformotionsqusle
nitt centraIiIirt lit. Ionoern perihi's
bene 9epartements in perihieoenen
5duen urtertbGnj8It um Qugtunft ers
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