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4 THE HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1910. LIGHTNING BURNS II FARM BARNS Severe Electrical Storm in Adams County Causes Heavy Losses Two Adams county barns were truck by lightning Saturday during a severe Btorm. The barn of Harry Blefil, near Bonneauville, was destroyed with four cows! one horse and a number of farming implements. The barn of John H. Shultz, near Heid lersburg, was burned with seven horses and considerable other stock.

Will Enter Annapolis Joseph Arnold, of tne staff of the Waynesboro Daily Record, has passed the examination for entrance to Annapolis. He Is a member the Wayne Band. Purchased Livery Stable Norman Sellers, of Chambersburg, has purchased the A. L. Zimmerman livery, Qreencastle.

licensed to Wed Christian W. Miller and Mary I. Dun lap, of Harrisburg, were granted a marriage license at Hagerstown, Md. Hotel Clerk Dies Alfred M. Doner, night clerk at the Hotel Baldwin, Hagerstown, died at the Chambersburg Hospital Friday night from a stroke of paralysis.

Elected County Cliairman Harry 8. Morgenthal, of Waynesboro, was elected county chairman of the Democratic committee of Franklin county. i Wheel Company Incorporated 1 The Hollingsworth Wheel Company, of Hagerstown, was incorporated with a capitized stock Of $40,000. It will manufacture hubs, rims, spokes, wheels, etc. Will Distribute Estate a Because George W.

Bumbaugh, of Greencastle, died within thirty days after making his will, all of the bequests failed and the $17,648.79 will be distributed among thirty four heirs and legatees. Accepts Chambersburg Call Rev. T. A. Alspach, of Allentown, lias accepted the call to St.

John's Reformed Church, Chambersburg. Post Cards, Post Cards A large line of latest designs of Birthday, Best Wishes, Congratulation and Views just received to day at Tohn 223 Market street. They carry the largest and most varied line In the city. Try them and be convinced. Post card albums in great variety and at the right prices.

J17 FRACTURES AX ARM Miss Mnry Voneida Badly Injured by Falling Fence Rail By Special Correspondence Montandon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hauck and sons spent Friday in Wilkes Barre. Mrs.

Chester Balllet and daughter, of Bloomsburg, and Miss Ethel Barrett, of Northumberland, are visiting at the home of Thomas Johnson. Miss Irene Muff ley, of Turbutvllle, Is visiting at the of Dr. E. L. Hoffman.

L. L. Kingsbury is having his house repaired and repainted. Mrs. Jennie Hoy Is visiting her son, T.

B. Hoy, at East Orange, N. J. Mrs. Thomas Jones and Mrs.

Lloyd, of Sunbury, Mrs. Sarah Hassinger, of Northumberland, visfted Mr. and Mrs. Dan Yeager. Mrs.

R. Y. Llneburg and Miss Annie Llneburg are visiting in Huntingdon county. Mrs. Sophia Eark has about completed the remod ellngxif her tenant house.

Miss Mary I Voneida had the misfortune to break arm. A fence bar fell on it. BURIAL OF A CHILD 'Body Brought from Philadelphia; Late News Briefs By Special Correspondence Millersburg. J. I.

Ralph Xrelbellis, Jennie Hoff, Minnie Ditty, Grace Kawel and Adelaid Woodslde have left to visit Washington. Prof. (J. F. Adams and family have left to their vacation at Montoursville land Salladasburg.

William Leffler land William Etzweller are home from Pennsylvania College, Gettysburg. Mr. Etzweller graduated in the scientific 'course. Miss Mabel Hemminger has gone to Carlisle, where she will un 'dergo an operation for an effection of ithe nose. The body of an Infant child Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Cluck was brought here from Philadelphia for interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. Sat ZW'a vM5lan5uMu ay interfered with the grange picnic near Killinger. NEWS ABOUT PEOPLE Doings of Residents and Noted in Brief Visitors 1 By Special Correspondence Enola Miss Edna Bard, of Columbia, la visiting her parents, Mr. and JtfTS.

jf. J. Bard. Paul Bjrchfield has Returned to his home, Tn Shlppensburg, after visiting his sister. Mrs.

Leslie Cocklln. Miss Anna Gable is In Lancaster. Miss Jessie Reimsynder, of New Haven, has left for Alle Ktveny, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. E.

SC. Vogel. A. H. Rittig has returned home from Lancaster; Born: To Mr.

and Mrs. F. A. Welgle, a daughter. To Mr.

and Mrs. William Yountz, a son. Kreider has returned to his home, In Llnglestown, after visiting his father, here. Mrs. C.

P. Hutchinson 'spent Saturday In Philadelphia. Mr. ind Mrs. Harry Martin are In Lykens.

G. W. Nestor is home from Philadelphia. Charles H. Jones has left for Pittsburg, Buffalo and Chicago.

Stephen mtner attended the funeral ot his mother, Mrs. Mary Bltner, In Harrisburg, Thursday. Misses Mary and Rose Fisher have returned home from Carpentersvllle, N. J. Mrs.

J. L. Smith has returned home after visiting in Kewport and Losh's Run. Dr. E.

Welrich has returned from Mtoona. f.flss Buelah Shell, who has been ill. Is mproving. Mrs. J.

H. Rider Is vislt ng relatives In Evendale, Juniata county. J. M. Smith has returned to his borne, in Losh's Run, after visiting his son, here.

J. A McMeen visited Perry county, Friday. John Maloney, of Columbia, spent Sunday with his father, James Maloney. F. R.

Erdley is visiting his rjarents. In Sellnserove. J. W. Snyder spent Sunday in Duncan no n.

Personal Briefs By Special Correspondence: 1 Penbrook. Miss Sue Gelwick, of Mechanlcaburg, has returned home A 11. 1 1 uioi Bouuiug hcck Willi iter I E. Gelwick. Mr.

and Mrs. George Et )ter, of Palmyra, visited the former's Abner Etter. Sunday. Mrs. John Shreiner and Mr.

and Mrs. Joe Ruhl, of Palmyra, visited the family of C. H. Ruhl Sunday. Miss Ethel spent Sunday at Halifax.

John Shaak, of Lebanon, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shaak, of Reading, spent Saturday and Sunday with C. H. Ruhl.

Mrs. Martin Feeser spent Sunday at Unglestown. Mr. and Mrs. O.

B. visited Highspire Sunday. PREVENTED A BLAZE Workmen Extinguished Flames When Gasoline Stove Caught Fire By Special Correspondence Meehmiiesbiirg Rev. W. H.

Overs, Ph. the rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church, has received a call to become pastor of St. Paul's Episcopal Church of Wellsboro, Pa. A gasoline stove ablaze at the home of Ira King was extinguished by men who were working nearby.

Professor William Rice and Miss Basehore, of Mechanics burg, have been re elected teachers in the Camp Hill schools. Extensive improvements are being made to the Har nlsh building, on East Main street, which will be converted Into flatsv Rev. E. D. Welgle, D.

pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, will officiate at the funeral of Rev. Amos A. Parr, in Littlestown, Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

W. S. Balso have returned from Baltimore. Mrs. Penrose Beist llne and children, of Kansas, are visiting Mr.

and Mrs. P. Beistline. Mrs. William Bell and children, of Gettysburg, are visiting Mrs.

Harry Heyd. Victrolas Are the highest type of talking machine art perfect home entertainers. Another shipment of these and cheaper styles of Victors Just received at the old reliable music and stationery house of Yohn 223 Market street. Terms reasonable. Our record department is full of the latest and best, popular and operatic selections.

Buy here once and the habit will grow on you. 8t MOTOR CAR FOR BRAXCH If Test Trip is Success, It May Be Used Permanently By Special Correspondence Millersburg. A gasoline motor car will be given a test trip on the Lykens Valley railroad between Millersburg and Lykens next week. The car will seat about forty passengers and if the trip is successful it may bemused regularly on the branch. The Millersburg Electric Light Company may extend the system to Halifax.

Next Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock, in the Lyric Theater, F. W. Delancy, editor of the Poultry Item, will address the Millersburg Poultry Association! Rev. C. G.

White, while camping in Centre county this week ran across the remains of bear that had evidently been shot last fall, nnd was not found by the hunter. TYie local camp of Modern Woodmen of America initiated a class of ten Friday evening. Visitors were present from Newport and Liverpool. Refreshments were served in the lodgeroom. MORE HOMES QUARANTINED Two New Cases Added to Wiconlsco's Scarlet Fever List Wlconisco.

The residences of Esau H. Evans and James Williams, on Centre street, have been quarantined on account of scarlet fever.add ing two new cases to the list. James Garfield Coles, of Morgantown, W. is visiting his parents. Forrest Ackley is able to be about after a serious illness.

Miss Jennie Seimons spent a few days at Wenonah, N. J. Miss Ida Messner, of Mount Carmel, spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Harman.

Miss Ellen Bateman hap returned after spending several weeks in Shamokln. Mrs. Samuel H. Miller and son have returned after spending two months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Mauer, at Steelton. William O. Wiest Son have installed a gasoline engine with which to manufacture ice cream. MissMargaret Beadle and Miss Ethel Simpson have gone to Atlantic City, where they have secured employment. Mr.

and Mrs. Monroe Witmer, of Harrisburg, spent Saturday at the home of John Russell. Miss Mar guerite Hughes, of Scranfon, is vis iting her brother, Joseph Davis. Miss Bertha Hummel, for some time employed at the Jones House, of which a waiting station at Stoverdale, Oliver Zersy is left for uoi Homo i mt.n 1 Members of the Transfiguration Baptist Church of Lykens were In town on Friday selling tickets for a lecture to be given in the church June 23 by Rev. H.

E. Paul. The subject is "Darker Than Night, or No Light in Infidelity." PARK THEATER ENCLOSED Juniors Organize Ball Team; Chil dren's Exercises Held By Special Correspondence Hershey. Misses Mary Painter and Bessie Horst visited at Elizabethtown. Mr.

and Mrs. C. Benjamin Segel ken are home from Dillsburg, where the former assisted at the installation of Rev. J. H.

Wolf as pastor of the Pffsbyterlan Church. Children's day was observed in the United Brethren Church Sunday evening. Miss Mumma visited friends In Lebanon. Miss Catherine Hershey is in New York. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Irvln Aungst, a daughter. Mrs. Albert Schultz is in Philadelphia. A new photograph gallery is being erected in the park.

Mikes Sue Wirth and Helen Garrett visited Lancaster. The enclosing of the Hershey park theater has been completed. The first vaudeville show will be given June 27. A Junior baseball team has been organ ized with the following officers: Man ager, Howard Romig; assistant mair ager, Russell Putt. TO HOLD FESTIVAL Citizens' Hose Company Planning for Event By Special Correspondence New Cumberland.

Mr. and Mrs. Koons and daughter Mary, of Camp Hill, and Mrs. Holl and son Robert, of Washington, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.

David Keebaugh. The Citi zens' Hose Company will hold a moon light festival Saturday evening, June 25. Music will be furnished by the New Cumberland and Enola Bands. Visiting firemen will be present. Miss Lottie Nesbit, who has been visiting her sisters, Mrs.

Jacob Brubaker and Hazel Bushey, has returned to her home at Mt. Airy Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jacoby and daughter are visiting relatives near Newville. The Elllott Flsher Club of Harrisburg, defeated New Cumberland A C.

by a score of 9 to 7. Prof. J. A. Sprenkel will make an address at the rally and reunion to be held in the United Brethren Church at Penbrook, Sunday, June 26.

Mrs. Snyder, an aged woman, is very ill at the home of her son George on Second street John McDanel is building an addition to his home on Bridge street Competitive Examination The competitive examination for the McAllister prize given by State College will be held in Harrisburg High School, Friday, June 24, from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.

The subjects will be algebra, plane geometry, English composition, based on college entrance English requirements, English grammar, American history and civil government. CASTOR I A For Infant! aad Children. The Kind You Haia Always Ecjght Bears the Signature of CT" "Vrn" "'Tfn ST FINDS FACTORIES CONDITION But Bake Shops Could Improved, Inspector Knisely Says Be Special to the Telegraph. Carlisle, JunevJO. L.

L. Knisely, of Harrisburg, Deputy Factory Inspector, was in Carlisle last week inspecting the factories, stores and bakeshops. His report in all cases will be favorable, with the exception of some of the bakeshops. These, he says, could be in a more sanitary state. The big industries, he claims, are in the best condition.

Mrs. Emil Iseman, who died at her home in Baltimore on Thursday, was buried from the residence of her sister, Mrs. Mary Stine, on East Lou fther street, yesterday afternoon. Mrs. iseman death was due to a stroke of paralysis.

She was 48 years old. A meeting of the Carlisle Board of Trade will be held this evening for the purpose of forming a permanent organization and adopting by laws. Ex Councllman W. L. Loescr, of the Harrisburg Board of Trade, will address the meeting and offer suggestions.

Leonard Llns purchased at public sale on Saturday the Failor property, at Penn and Bedford streets, for $5,000. The property is a two story brick, mansard roof dwelling, with storeroom, a brick bakery and stable. Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Behney have, returned from Philadelphia, where' they witnessed the graduating of their son, Stanley, from the dental department of the University of Pennsylvania. Miss Lena Musser, of Mechanics burg, is spending a few days with Miss Sarah Maust. Miss Pauline Baker, of Emmitsburg, is the guest ot Miss Ethel Shanna brook. Rev.

J. T. Pettit, of Baltimore, and formerly pastor of the Evangelical Church of this place, is visiting here. Rev. George W.

Nicely, of Reading, spent the past few days with friends in Carlisle and Newville. Rev. D. Wilson Holllnger, of Park ersburg. Is on a visit to his mother, Mrs.

Laura Holllnger. Miss Grace Berger, of Gettysburg, is the guest of Miss" Elsie Cassatt, North West street. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Keller have gone to Asbury Park, where they will spend two weeks.

ForxPower House Piping, Bent Pipe and Special Fittings, call on York Engineering 77 Union Trust. COTTAGERS ARRIVING Summer Abodes Being Opened; Erecting a Station By Special Correspondence Stovertlule. Mr. and Mrs. William Worcester and son, Paul, spent the week end at their cottage, the Ger ing.

William Wood and family are occupying their cottage, Sunnyslde. William Blacksmith spent the weekend at his cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill, of Steelton, spent a few days here.

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fease have rented a cottage for the summer months and have as their guest Miss Haymaker, a teacher in the Pittsburg High School. Miss Lois Booker is the guest of Mrs. Sayford.

The Reading Railway Company Is erect Wllllom 111. dull io. iiiiajit 1 i iiu i opened their cottage for the summer months. Alderman and Mrs. Jtsraay Caveny, of liarrisurg, spent Sunday at their cottage, the Rajah.

Frank Wallls has opened his cottage, Hick ory Lodge, for the season. INFLAMED KIDNEYS Medical writers declare it Incurable after the sixth month whether albu menoua or not The average man prefers to think of. It as "kidney trout and lets it go. but the census shows this appalling fact out of 63,000 deaths from kidney troubles th last census year over ne tenths of them (58,000) took the form called "Brlght'a Disease" although it Is quite probable that nine tenths of these up to the last moment thought of it as and called It "kidney trouble" when as a matter of fact the only possible fcope laid through a speclflo for 3right's DiBease. There never was one until Fulton worked out his Renal (Fulton's Renal Compound.) Since then Inflammation of the kidneys whether albumenous or net or whether called "kidney trouble" "Brirht's Disease" or whether Six months or six years old commonly yields.

If you have had trouble over six months no matter what you call it It is the only hope. Efficiency 87 per cent where patients do not wait until bedridden although some of them recover. It can be had in Harrisburg from J. H. Boher.

We desire to hear from and advise with puiltrus not noting the usual lm rrovement by the third bottle. Litera ure mailed free. Write John J. Ful ton Z12 First St, San Francisco, CaL. I SESSSKSSI TgE troiy QUIET FOURTH IS MUCH DESIRED Efforts of Civic Club 1 Expected to Bear Fruit Are A determined effort to have a sane Fourth of July will be made by the Civic Club.

The efforts of the club started the campaign which ended in an ordinance passed by Council for a quiet Fourth but the measure will not be in force until next year, giving the merchants who have purchased pyrotechnics aN chance to dispose of them. The club will try to have waste paper and other combustible material removed from places where they are likely to become ignited. A con lecture will be given on the High School lawn in the evening. The burgess will Issue orders pro hibiting the sale or use of explosives except from midnight of the third until midnight of the Fourth. Special effort will be made against the use of the toy pistol.

Ice Cream Festival Class No. 15, of Grace United Evangelical. Sunday School will hold an ice cream festival on the lawn at Harrisburg and Besse mer streets, Saturday evening, July 9. Death of Mrs. Sarah Shell Mrs.

Sarah Shell, of 822 South Third street, died last evening at 7 o'clock. The; funeral will be held to morrow afternoon. Burial in Oberlin Cemetery. To Present Petition When one or two more property owners between Adams and Chestnut streets on Second street have attached their signature to the petition for the paving of this section, it will be ready to be presented to Council for approval and for appropriation of money for the intersections. The first effort was made to have the street paved over its entire length but much opposition was encountered and the committee is taking sctions at a time in an effort to influence the remaining property holders.

Series Nears End This week ends the first series in the Sundajt School Baseball League and all postponed games will now be played. This evening the United Brethren team and Evangelical team will piay on tjouage Hill. Personals W. A. Miller Is attend ing the commencement exercises at Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio, where his Bon Paul graduates.

Mrs. A Lehrman ana daughter, Ella, are visiting the former's mother, in Baltimore. Misses Belle Orris, Edith Jumper and Blanche Clever, of Shlppensburg, teachers In the local schools, are attending summer school at State College. George K. RJchards spent Saturday and Sunday in Lebanon.

Baseball Games Baker's A. A. defeated Oberlin A. C. Saturday afternoon by the score of 15 to 12.

In a contest replete with thrilling plays, St. James' nine defeated St. Ann's team by the score of 4 to 2. The score by innings: Vf R. H.

E. St. James' 10010020 0 4 18 6 St. Ann's 001010 00 0 2 4 2 Death of Child A small daughter of Joseph Vetek. of 431 Mohn street, died Saturday afternoon of scarlet Cigar Talk No.

25 Careful hand workmanship counts for a whole lot these days when machinery plays such a large part in the production of goods. You can't beat the hands at rolling a cigar and that's one big reason why it's such a pleasure to smoke King Oscar Cigars There's no mechanical bunchiness about the filler in these cigars. The hands do their work carefully, with the result that the cigars are in perfect condition to smoke When in Philadelphia remember A. C. Burton, 70 N.

12th or 35 S. 6th, always keeps a good supply on hand. The Very Suit You Want Is here at less than you expect to pay for it. Look at those $22 $25 Suitings New Blues, Grays, Checks, Stripes AH New Styles. Every Thread All Wool Coat' QJI 21 and Trousers Made That's several same quality "Ready to Order dollars less than you will be charged for the Made." Made to your measure To suijt you in every detail, yznw Our customers say: "They look ike 1 0 Rhi Serae.

SSSTr" It's True Blue, Fast color, All woo. THE SIGlvOFSTYlE fever. Funeral Sunday; burial in the Catholic Cemetery. Pythians' Excursion Steelton Lodge, No. 411, and Cartleage Ledge, No.

114, Knights pf Pythian, will conduct an excursion to Mt. Holly on Saturday, July 23. A special train will leave Steelton at 7.30 o'clock. Knights to Uniform The members of Baldwin Commandery, Knights of Malta, who are interested in a uniformed division will meet tonight after the regular meeting. A suitable place for drilling will be selected.

A uni formed division will be instituted. Circulars Issued. One hundred cir cular letters solocitlng aid for the Locust street improvement were Issued this afternoon. Many Sportsmen Visit Camp. Fifty members of the local camp, No.

4, United Sportsmen of America, left this morning for Loshs Run, where the camp is pitched. Many others will go to morrow. Averted Accident. Presence of mind on the part of a foreigner prevented a serious accident yesterday afternoon at Front and Locust streets. An automobile coming down the hill rushed on him without stopping.

Quickly grasping the front of the machine, he raised himself from the ground and remained there until the car was stopped. Sane Fourth Entertainment. The Civic Club, which was instrumental in havingan ordinance passed regarding a sane Fourth, will have a stereop ticon view entertainment on the high school lawn on the evening of the Fourth of July. The lantern will be operated by J. C.

Reed, electrician for the steel company. The views will be historical. Charles Francis, of Lehigh University, is spending the summer vacation with his" parents on Cottage Hill. James Wells, of 215 North Front street, is visiting frlenas in Williams port Summer Weather is the Promise June 20. Summer will make its Warmth felt over the greater part of the United States during the present week, according; to the predictions of the weather forecaster.

The 'temperature will be above the average for the season over the plains States and the Mississippi Valley during the first half of the week, followed by lower temperature after Wednesday. Temperatures will be near or above normal in the Eastern and Southern States during the greater part of the week, while in the Rocky Mountain and plateau regions and on the Pacific coast the temperature will be near or below normal. Makes Locomotive His Guillotine Terre June 20. Despondent as a result of a long spree, Henry Bruner, a carpenter, carefully planned suicide, which he carried out in a unique manner. He dug a hole between the rails on the Southern Indiana tracks south of the city and filled the hole with paper, then stood at the side of the tracks until a train came, and as it passed he threw himself under it so that his head was severed and fell Into the paper lined hole.

His wife says that he had been drinking hard for weeks and. was not himself. Nevertheless, the man worked out his plan with striking precision. The hole he had dug was between two ties. The severed head was picked up, packed in the papers with which he had carefuly lined the hole, and sent to this city.

1 more. 9 N. Third St. 1 ii 5 Store Closes Saturday JUNE CLEARANCE 'i Unusual bargains that represent consider able savings from regular prices. ItYjur semiannual clean up sale of odds and ends in furmV ure at which profit Our determination is to ii BURNS The Name Haines Bros.

On a piano is a stamp of unquestioned excellence, the assurance of long years of satisfactory service. The case de signs are the latest creations of master designers. See and hear them at our warerooms. J. H.

Troup Music House, 15 South Market Square. jl7 3t Tke Doctor' Answe; On Health and By Dr. Lewis Baker The questions answered below are genert, character; the symptoms or diseases are given and thnswers wlu applv to any case of similar nature. Those wishing further advice, free, malddress Dr. Lewis Baker.

College Bid College E.lwooc Dayton, Ohio, enclosing self addressed, stamped enveT for r'epiy. The nrescrlptions can be at any well druK store: Any druggist can order of wholesale0 oruK Mrs. R. Scrofula Is a disease of the blood and requires long and persistent treatment. The symp toms are sores, running ulcers, bolls, carbuncles, bald sore mouth, sore eye Uas.

ZwinV' charge, etc. Have scription Illiea ior ZT fnma two children. Syrup Triofolium Comp. 1 Aromatic uomp. riuiu times tany.

Children to teaspoon ul He persistent. until the blood is altered and purified. Alicia For a bad case of dandruff thin or oily hair and itching sea P. I know of nothing so prompt and efficient as Plain Yellow Mlnyol, packed in 4 Jars in the form, of a paste which is applied to the hair and scalp and then rinsed out with water. It transform, unsightly hair into beautl ful fluffy, wavy tresses and increases the growth wonderfully.

and ftchlng are quickly eliminated. Try it and you will be well pleased. Citv Lass: The following formula is said to be used by a noted beauty specialist for Increasing flesh of the bust, arms and neck. If PrPe' lv used it should prove very satis ftor and roundout your figure as Xfi i (not cardamom) glycerine 2 ozs. Rosewater 3 and 1 tea spoonful of borax.

Mix. Shake well and apply to the neck, arms and bust, robbing and massaging until complete lv absorbed. Then wash the parts treated with hot water and soap and dry thoroughly. Apply morning and night for several weeks or months, as the case may require. Internally take 3 grain Hypo nuclane Tablets to Increase the weight and strength.

Wendell You are a victim of chronic liver disorder and nervous complications. Drowsiness, steady Rait, nervousness, headaene, vertigo. sIcV headache, constipation dizziness, despondent spells, dark circles under the eyes, are a few of your symptoms. Have this filled for the liver treatment. Fluid Ext.

Mandrake 8 drams, Aromatic Cascara 1 Compound Essence Cardiol 1 Aromatic Syrup Rhubarb, 4 ozs. Mix; and take to a teaspoon ful after each meal and at bedtime. Continue several months If necessary. i n.rvn and ftvstem tonic: Svruo Hypophosphltes 5 ozs. Tincture Cadomene Compound 1 ox.

Mix; take a teaspoonful four times daily. T. J. Use same treatment as Wendell T. Miss Use same treatment as Wendell T.

Asthmatic A chronic cold, cough or chronic asthma, hay fever or incipient consumption, any one pf which your case may be, will quickly be overcome by the persistent and regular use or tne ionowms. HI. 1 Torebene 1 Dram. Essence Mentho Laxene 214 ozs Gylcerine 6 os. Mix; always shake bottle and take a teaspoonful every hour or two hours through the day.

Also take nerve and system tonic recommended for Wendell T. This is very prompt and effective. Agnes M. I think you are too impatient. One package of graBl Hypo Nuclane Tablets could not be MOected to do any more than" start the processes in the cells and tissues, necessary to increase your weight.

It is a scientific process which requires time Jn the bulidlng up of new cells tissues, white and red blood corpuscles Continue taking the 3 Grain Hypo Nuclane Tablets for 3 or 4 months. Tour health and strength are certain to Improve and added weight will come, as certain as night follows day. Mrs. Howard Tour chronic sores and itching, are not the same as eczema You say "nothing I can get will heal them." Get the Ingredients and mix this ointment yourself. Ben colnated Lard 4 Lanolin 1 and antiseptic Vilane Powder 2 ozs.

Mix thoroughly. Wash sorea with castile soap and apply twice dally. If necessary, bandage to keep out dirt, etc. John Your condition is not beyond hope. Timidity.

Insomnia, nervousness and inability to act rationally and naturally a a healthy vigorous Daily at 5. s6 9. SO P. M. not being coisidered.

nove them quickly. Porch Screens Ae here in the various wrths and cool and livable they make a porch. H)T WEATHER At lat, and are you prepared for i with a good refrigerator Tie that you can positively rely on to preserve your marketings THE is guaranteed to do this Ther is every style and kind he.irit's surprising the large riety prices are moderat They start at pO.OU STIFF RHEUMATISM? Dr. McNeil's Ptxlerminstor has been, for sixty years, andjlrd remedT for all1 eacn ana )ts and lor rheumatism. "ii etbroat.

headache and Wehnn 7 a United Brethren Bishop, utrgfsts, 1 Oc, 20c, 50c Beauty nArartn wmilH nan ennn overcome, mi a.n1 a. hnnnrifner Tiftw hen. surging in rich, red tiia entire system if the foUnVreat ment is faithfully adhei use the following powerful, less nerve tonic in teaspui doses 3 to 4 times a day. Comp. Rai'm.

wort 1 Compound Esst pordiol 1 Tincture Cadomene oz (not Cardamom), and Co svnio Sarsaparilla 3 ozs. Mix 0ffether Shake well. Then to enriche DiO0(j and increase your weight is far below normal, get a quan. 0 3 Grain Hypo Nuclane Tablel Take one tablet after meals and wm soon be rejuvenated intoierfect health. Mrs.

R. Now that naVe spcjit ittrge Bum iur ufiiityork you should take better care your teem. Advertised tootn powtv nj pastes usually contain oil of Der. mint, which has been found be harmful. Such, preparations a px pensive too.

The following fu'ia will make sufficient to last a six months to a year and wllg. vent decay, cleanse, purify an.e. move accumulations of dlscoloratlons of tobacco, berrles.c Get 5 ozs. precipitated chalk, 3 s' powdered sugar, 1 oz. powdered and 2 ozs.

antiseptlo Vilane PoviT Mix thoroughly and keep dry. A with tooth brush one or more tf. dally. D. J.

You have neglected symptoms of kidney and bladder tn ble. They should have had attent, long ago, as such smyptoms indicr the approach of Bright disease. Ft auent burning, and uncontrollable ut nation can be corrected by the follov lng prescription: Fluid Ext. Buchu comp. Fluid Balmwort 1 an Comp.

Syrup Sarsaparilla 4 ozs. Ml I and take a teaspoonful before or aftel meals and one when retiring. At irsl your symptoms may increase; but gradl uauy tney win disappear altogether. 2. The cloudy stringy discharge 11 due to leucorrhea.

tiet 2 tic Vilane Powder and 1 oz. Tannil Acid. Use a teaspoonful of the formel and a half teaspoonful of the la'" to a auart of very warm water. UsJ as an Injection twice daily and the disl cnarge ana weakness will gradually overcome. Too Fat: I am frequently asked fol a prescription to reduce fatness, whir It la well to' do in such a case as your.il Now is the best time to begin reducing! The following will prevent the fori maunn ot lat and causes an increased combustion of It, by a peculiar acttnrj on the cells and tissues of the bodyl Glyool Arbolene 1 Fluid Extl Bladderwrack Aromatic Ellxli 4 ozs.

Mix. shake well and take teaspoonful after meals for three davd and then increase to two teaspoonfulsl tonunve several weeas or montns as the cafe may require. From five td seven pounds a week should be elimtnJ atea. H. If you will follow my coursJ or ireainem rigidly you can clear thj iace oi pimpies, blackheads and blotches and at the same time purify the blooi and tone up the system sc that you will not again be afflicted A bad anl troublesome case like yourt requires thorough treatment.

Obtain a 4 oz. Ja of Plain Yellow Minvol and massage me race as per directions ac companyirg. men apply this olntH ment: Roie Kayloln 2V4 drams. LanoJ lin 2 ozs. Do this twice dallv.

Alsd take internally Syrup Hypophosphltesj impound ozs. Compound Kss( irdiol 1 Tincture Cadomene und 1 oz. Mix, and take a teaspi at meal time and at bed time. If! constipated ake grain Sulpherb Tablets. S.

Tu are suffering with) chronic In direst Ion and dyspepsia ifl your symptons are pains under the shoulders, beirt palpitation, shortness! oi Dream aier eating, belching, ga ana neavy leung in stomacn. For quick relief, (btaln a package of Tablets Triopeptha and take pink after breakfast, whle after dinner, and blue after supper. As a tonic restorative, take a tablesponful before meals of the following: Compound Syrup Hypo phosphites 5 Tincture Cadomene uompouna i os. mix. continue 6 to I weeas.

Mrs. Ella A. To remove freckles and tan have tie following carefully mixed and applytwlce daily as a face wash: Potasslun Carbonate Drams, Sodium Chloride Idrams, Rose Kayloln. 2 drama. Crane Flower Water I Rose Water ozs.

Mix, and ap ply. This Is the wet effective treat ment for you thatcan Imagined,.