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AN IITU EYE Bullet Prerenttd From Entering Brain of Shamokin Man by Claw Ba'l KNOCKED DOWN BY SHOCK Identity of Pt ron Who Fired Shot and Reason For Shooting Unknown Fhamokln. Mvivh An aril flclal eve snvel Job trn, vt this I'luce, from death tt 1 He ws out walking hen a ht was fire. I. im Mi a iin tn ih, socket of th e. whu he lost h'n boy.

Ho was knm lt.t d.in by the hm A trie moments IiitT he rovere.I that Mood trickling hit fare an.l he realised that he had been hot. The bullet emick the artificial eve. which prevented It from en. term his brain. a d.rcr.

fwfn'l wound. founJ tht th bullet h4 been ft rod from a Sl callbrr rifle and that thei Impact of the leaden had driven the eye tnm the socket in sioh a man ner as to Inflict deep laceration. The Identity of the person who fired the shot and the reason tor the shoot lr.f are unknown. You Should Enjoy Your Meals One of the Most Important Questions to Consider in the Search for Happiness and Health If your stomach cannot digest your food, wrat will? Where's the relief? The anawer la In Stuart's Pyspepsla Table ta. because, as all stomach troubles arias from Indigestion and because one Ingredient of tuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is able to thoroughly and completely digest 3.000 grains of food, doesn't It stanu to reason that thwa tablcta are going to digest all the food and whatever food you put into your stomach? You Can Kat With th Appetite of Lust YoungMrr, If You Help Your Stomach Science nowadays can food without having it enter the stomach at all.

And Stuart's Tablets are the result of this scientific discovery. They digest and digest thoroughly arid well, anything and everything you eat. The burning tpiestlon to you Is, "Are you getting out of life all the pleasure and the health you are entitled to?" If not. why not? No matter whether every organ and member of your body Is In a sound state of health and strength. If your sumach is In any way disordered, you ere not ttolng to be "yourself." You are golnc to be a worried, out of sorts, nervous or sullen individual, whose actions vill rerlect your conditions inside, anft people will naturally avoid you.

So, If your stomach refuses to work or can't work, and you suffer from eructations, bloat, brash, fermentation, blllousne8. sour stomach, heartburn, irritation, indigestion, or dyspepsia of whatever form. Just take one or two of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, and see the difference. It doesn't cost you much to prove it. Then you can eat all you 'vant, what you want, whenever you want.

If you use these tablets, and you can look the whole world in the ft ce with a beaming eye and you will have a cheerful spirit, a pleasant face, a vigorous body and a clear mind and memory and everything will look and taste delicious to you. That's life. Get a 50 cent bog of Stuart's Dys pepsia Tablets at any drug store. 4 siz 8 a i tor Z3c a A Hie new Madras Laundered Collar (or the many thouwnd oi men who demand something different from the ordintry colUr. Ha Linocord Unbreakable buttonholes Ide Silver CbHam laat longest in laundering hold thapa.

FOR SALE BY Sides tides, llaniaburg, Fa. iiil OLI BY LEADING GROCERS Niece of Mayor Royal Is Wedded in Lebanon UMnon. IV. March is. Horace Hsitey Jennings.

Harrishur. and Mta Kathrvn K. t'lara. daughter of Mrs. Ite Clark, thia city.

wen mar rled here at 'clot Tuesday evening. The brble I a niece of Mr John K. Itoval. of lUrrisburg. and Mr.

and Mra. Hovat. thnr ens. Douglas and lontld Koval, and daughter. Mim KMiabeth Hoyal.

were imoni the urata at the wedding. The event waa largely attended and took t'lace at the home of the bride randparmta. Mr. and Mra. J.

Henry Miller. The Kev. T. K. hmauk.

l. l. of tlem Ititheran Church, officiated. Mia Moe White and Ml" Florence liatca. of thia tlty.

were brldcemalila. and J. Ioiik'Us lloal and KU hnrd h.H k. the latter of Lebanon, were the groomsmen. The couple Ml on the train for liar robing and to ilay went on to New York, to Mil for the llernunUa.

whera thi 111 apend their hone moon. They win live in li anon on their return. Incendiary Burnt Barn on Lebanon County Farm Sfreul to Tkt 7V Vf.tr Jonestown. Marvn Tht barn on the farm of William Hrandt, tenanted by Jacob lirandt. was de stroyrd by tire of unknown origin, causing a less of between $1,000 and IJ.i'00, Monday night.

randt and his neighbors had a desperate tlma saving the farmhouse, which ta close to the barn. Brandt was not at horns when the Mrs started and a neighbor got his horses and cows out. but wsgons. farming Implements and har nees were all destroyed. The loss Is covered by Insurance.

Ths Brandt family believes an Incen diary set the barn, which was built only ft few years ago. on fire. MAY RELEASE 81'SrECT Sftriai ta Tht Tf'faf Lebanon. March 2 Probabilities are that Lewis Gardner, the. colored man arrested with Allison Wad, another negro, for the burning to death of Mrs.

Frank Freeman In her home In the colored colony west of this city on Saturday night, will be acquitted when put on trial, there be lng no evidence against the man except the woman's antemortero statement, and the fjcts In the case being to some extent In contradiction of ths statement. Wade will probably be released at the hearing Friday afternoon unless he Is held solely as a witness in Gardner's case. JOHX W. HUNGER BURIED Sfteiit tt The Ttltpaflt Newport. March 24.

The body of John William Klinger waa laid to rest yesterday afternoon In the New port Cemetery. Mr. Klinger, who was employed on No. 1 work train on the Pennsylvania railroad, had been un able to do much work for the past ten months, being afflicted with cancer of the stomach. He was born In Howe township and In 1891 married Margaret Rell Lelby, of Middle Illdge.

who, with a son. Charles William, survives. His mother. Mrs. Katharine Klinger, of Newport, and sisters, Mrs.

Annie Happle, of Newport, and Mrs. Frank Goshen, of Mifflin, and a brother. James Klinger. of Loysville, also sur vlve. The funeral services were conducted bv the Kev.

E. Fulcomer. pastor of Calvary United Evangelical Church, and at the grave there was. In addition to the church service, that of the Junior Order United American Mechanics, of which Mr. Klinger was a member.

VICTORIA THEATER A large and Interesting biblical story in four reels, entitled "The Crusaders, or Jerusalem Delivered," will be shown at this theater to day. This Is an Interesting and beautiful feature, as it Is Instructive In the learning of the Bible. "An Eastern Flower" 'Is another beautiful picture showing to day. "The Wrong Miss Wright" la a comic pic ture and Is very popular. "Her Gallant Knights" shows the fun the village belle has with her "country cousins." FIXD STOLEN GOODS Spteiat ta The Ttlegrafh Dillsburg.

March 28. On Monday Orver Fisher, a clerk In Creges hardware store, found a number of men's gloves hidden In the yard In the rear of the store. By the cost mark they were identified by J. S. Kapp.

of the firm of Kapp Setbert, as their property, and Is believed to be part of the goods taken several weeks ago when thieves. the atore was entered by Official Report Places Dead in Pera at 300 South Bend, March 2. An official report received by Mayor Goetz, of South Bend, at 10:45 a. m. to day, was that 300 people weer drowned at Peru, that no bodies had been recovered and that there was les than one block of the entire city that was not under water.

West Virginia Begins to Feel Effects of Flood Wheeling, W. March 28 Four were drowned and many persons narrowly escaped death when a freshet swept down Wheeling; creek through Barton, Ohio, near here, this morning. The Ohio river and its tributaries are rising rapidly, and scores of families are moving out of the lowlands. Late Reports Lower List of Deaths in Stricken City Phoeneton, Ohio, March 28 (Via telephone to Chicago) A report from the flooded district of Dayton received here to day says that on the west side of the city there were 76 to 100 drowned. This is only an estimate aa It Is Impossible to obtain accurate details.

The flood began to recede about midnight and has been falling; slowly ever since. At 10:20 this morning the water depth had lessend about two feet. All stores and factories in the main part of the town were flooded to a depth of from eight to ten feet. Numerous residences and smaller buildings have collapsed, but any estimate of the property loss was Impossible. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children.

Hit Kind You Have Bears the Sljafttore of Amis Brant THE HARRISnURfl TELF.GRANI, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2i 1013. Late Storm News Being A Housekeeper Is Governor Tener Sends Message Offering Aid to Ohio Sufferers LIFE 15 510 By Otwemtir John K. Tmrr to day cnt la tiorrmnr Jfcntra M. Cot, of Olittt, th following tHcgrami I har hrrn lwwkrl by the news of th rattro)lM that has hriallcti your Mat, and pray that the tM not as great as reported. As (ritvernur of thei Ktat of IVniuyhanla I lender juu every aid within my power 10 In rrllrting; Um urlv ore of tho unfortunate who loot 1 1 nir lit r.

lirwM Ire the client of the dtmtMrr and suggest hm we ran hot aid. Cox's Secretary Says Deaths in Dayton May Reach Two Thousand Columbua, March St. Governor Cox at p. m. received the following telegram from his secretary.

George K. Burba, who went to Day ton last night: "Deaths may run aa high aa 1,000. Property loea 110.000,000. River four miles wide. Cannot get anywhere near the center of city.

Water up to second story of Philips House. Worst calamity In the country since Galves ton." Fires Lighted Skies and Illuminated Waters During Long Hours of Dismal Hight Dayton. Ohio. March 28 (Via Lebanon. Ohio).

Da ton Is devastated. The dead no one ran even estimate. Beneath the yellow flood that Is seething through the city there are probably several hundred drowned. Throughout the night fires lighted the sky and Illuminated the rushing waters. Fifty thousand people are to day jammed In the upper floors of their homes with no gas, no drinking water, no light, no heat, no food.

John H. Patterson, of the National Cash Register Company, has UO carpenters at work building boats. He himself haa saved a number of lives. Mlamisburg Is under water and there Is no food. Country people are taking supplies to the refugees.

Twelve hundred persons are being lodged and fed In the National Cash Register plant. Scores of automobiles and boats are carrying the marooned to safety at many points, but up to noon to day no boat could venture Into the heart of the city. The water dropped two feet this morning. Not a telephone la in commission. George W.

Burba, representing Gov ernor Cox. and J. II. Patterson, head of the local relief work, agreed at noon that the loss of life would be between BOO and 1,000. Both declared, however, that these estimates were based on conjecture.

The danger from fire seemed to have disappeared at noon. So far as could be learned there were no serious fires burning. The flood still pre sents a barrier that prevents boats from reaching nearer than a mtle from the center of the city. The crest of the flood passed about midnight and the waters have fallen noticeably since then. Few bodies have been recovered.

Relief workers who penetrated a few blocks Into the downtown district believe there has been little loss of life In the business section. Great loss of life is probable along the river in north and west Dayton, where the foreigners refused to obey the warning to leave before the levee broke. Except in few Instances where houses were notably unstable there will be no loss of life in Rlverdale or the south and east sections. Relief committees to day Issued the following statement: "An awful cataatrophe has overtaken Dayton. The centers of Dayton and the residence district from the fair grounds hill to the high ground north of the city are under water.

"Bring potatoes, rice, beans, vegetables, meat and bread and any other edibles that will sustain life. "We have cooking arrangements for several thousand. We are sending trucks to nearby towns, but ask that you haul to us, as far as possible." Fire Breaks Out in Flood District in Hamilton Hamilton. Ohio, March 2. After a night of horror for the marooned flood sufferers there was a ray of hope that the worst was over early to day when the river began falling at the rate of nine Inches an hour.

On all aides can be heard rumors of deaths due to the flood. At least a score of persons are known to have perished and tt was reported that more than a hundred were kilted when a monster reservoir north of the city broke last night. This latter report cannot be venned at the present time. To add to the horref of the situation fire broke out In the flooded district last night. One of the buildings reported to have burned waa the Champion Coated Paper Company's plant.

This plant was the second largest of its kind In the world and was built at a cost of over $5,000,000. From the telephone exchange building many houses can be seen floating down the stream. Occupants could be seen In some of them. Estimates Make Railroad Losses Near $15,000,000 New Tork. March it.

Conservative estimates of the damage to railroad property In the flooded Middle West, plus the lost entailed by the suspension of the traffic, range from $10,000, 000 to $16,000,000 and it Is conceded that these figures may be exceeded by several millions. This was the opln on of railroad men here to day. Never In the history of the United States has there been such a complete tie up of railroad traffic as now exists in Ohio and Indiana. Floods have frequently stopped traffic on Individual railroads In the territory now affected, but In such Instances, train service has been maintained by using the tracks of other railroads. In the present situation, however, although Ohio is covered with a veritable network of tracks, only one road In the State, the Lake Shore in the northern part, was able to run through trains to day, according to reports re ceived at railroad offices here.

At the offices of the Erie Railroad tt was said that It would take at least fifty six hours before service could be re established, and It was estimated that It would be over a month before traffic conditions In the whole flood district would be restored to normal The Erie's tracks between Chicago and Salamanca, N. are out of business, fifteen passenger trains are stalled be tween those two points, all of them fortunately at large towns. mm tliia cJT GLEN WOOD "Elliabeth" writes: "Kindly publish again the prescription for stomach disorders and constipation. I have misplaced the letter giving the ingredients." Answer: Go to your druggist and ask for tablets trlopeptine snd take according to directions and you will soon be entirely cured of all stomach trouble and constlpstlon. Tills la the best treatment known for all kinds of stomach trouble.

a a a "Anns" says: "I am nervous, hysterical and very thin due to overwork. What can I take to regain my original vitality:" Answer: Tou will gradually regain your original strength by using syrup of hypoohogphltes comp. 6 ois. tincture cadomttne comp. 1 os.

Mix snd take a teaspoonful before meals. This Is the best system tonic that I know of. a a a Mrs. P. R.

asks: "I am troubled with a large goiter and am very fleshy: so much so that I am uncomfortable. What do you advise me to do?" Answer: Five grain arbolene tablets should be taken regularly. If this Is done your goiter and abnormal fat will gradually be reduced. These tablets are sold In sealed tubes, with full directions for home use. a a "Edna writes: "I wish you would recommend a remedy for kidney and liver trouble.

have dark spots before my eyes, dlszy spells and also twinges of rheumatism." Answer: I have received many letters from people who have used tne following remeny and been cured of all trouble such as you mention. Get three grain sulpherb tablets (not sulphur tablets), and take according to directions given. They are sold at any well stocked drug store land are thoroughly reliable. a a a "Louise" Get the following prescription filled and give 10 to IS drops In wster before meals to cure your little boy of hedwttlng: Comp, fluid balm wort, 1 tincture 1 drams, and tincture cubebs, 1 dram. This should be given one hour before meals.

a a a "Helen" writes: "My nostrils and throat are badly affected with catarrh and my breath Is very offensive. I also suffer a great deal with headache and pain In my eyes. Can anything be done to help me? Answer: Antiseptic Vilane powder has been prescribed with great success and the number of letters received dally from the hundreds of greatful people w'ho have been cured of catarrh IB I 1 Js III mm ii ni im III lir3lSrmm'' 1 9 Mini 111 TkcDoctor1 Best Cough Syrup TASTES GOOD USE IN TIME Sold by Druggists mum A GWewtml Cnal er Cat Range fnr roolring, sn4 a Claawoud l'rV fdwt, Fumar er Boiler for basting Imii tUd omf art anal laae uat. The questions atswere4 below are ganaral In character: the symptoms or tsessss are given and the answers will apply to any case of similar nature. Those wishing further advice, tree, may eddreva Dr.

Lewis Bsker. Collage Pt Colleae EUwood Dsyton. Ohio, enclosing self addressed, stamped envsiope tor reply. Full name and address must be given but only initials or fictitious name will be used In my ans wars. The prescriptions can be filled at any well stocked drug store.

Any aruggist can order of wholesaler. would Indicate Its curative value. Get from the druerlet a two ounce original package of Vilane powder, mis a level teaspoonful with an ounce of vaseline or lard and apply well up In the nostrils twice a dsy. Also use the following in connection with tne above to tnor oughly cleanse the nostrils: Use one half teaspoonful of the Vilane powder to a pint of warm water, snuff the wster through the nostrils severs! times a dsy and your catarrh should soon be cured. To prevent a return this should be used occasionally.

a a a "Tom writes: "I am only twenty years old. but my hair is falling out very rapidlv. My scalp la covered with dsndruff. What can I get to cure Itf Answer: To cure dsndruff and stop falling hair use plain yellow mtnvol. This you can get at any well stocked drug store In 4 oi.

Jars, and If used regularly it will cure sny scalp disease and present premature baldness. Many feople have reported a cure by using wo or three applications. writes: "I should be the happiest woman in the world If I could find a true remedy to help me gain flesh. I have regular festures. but I im so thin that I am homely.

Can you give me a prescription?" Answer: I receive dally so many gratifying letters from users of three grain hyponuclane tablets. These lit tle tablets can be bought at any up to date drug store In sealed packages. Full directions are given. I advise that you begin taking them at once and continue their use for several montha and you will gain flesh. Many people report that a two months' treatment will Increase their weight from la to SO pounds.

Hypo Nuclane tablets will slso Improve your complexion, giving you rosy cneeKS and lips ana an increased sparkle to the eyes. a a "American Girl" writes: "For some years I have been troubled with rheu matism. I lhave tried almost every but they did not help me." Answer: The best known prescription for the cure of rheumatism is: Iodide of potassium. 2 drams: sodium salicylate, 4 drams: wine of colchlcum, Vt comp. essence cardlol, 1 comp.

fluid balmwort, 1 and syrup Hrgapaniia, ozn. mix Dy snaking well in a bottle and take a teasnoonfui at meal time and at bed time, and you win not oniy nn renevea, DUt cured. It you continue its use for a short time, a "Frank writes: "I would like to have the formula for a reliable cough cure as I have a very severe cough which Is becoming very annoying." Answer: The best semedy that I know of for coughs and colds Is made by mixing a 2 oi. bottle of concentrated essence mentho laxene with a home made sugsr syrup. You will find full directions on the bottle how to make and use.

This will make a full pint of the finest and cheapest cough medicine obtainable. Troubles; Finally er Herb Extract has done for her. Physically unable to call for the remedies at Forney's drug store herself, she sent her husband. After taking Quaker Extract with confidence, results were hoped for, and once more this valuable remedy showed Its remarkable powers, for to the surprise and gratification of herself, her husband and her friends, she waa entirely cured, mot by a miracle, but by Quaker Herb Extract. All sufferers from rheumatism, catarrh or stomach troubles are most cordially Invited to call on or write to FRIGHTFUL CASE OF MRS.

M. SHULER, Chronic Stomach use a Cooking Easy Death, as Is Usually the Case, but by Complete Restoration 'to Perfect Health It Is not our Intention to even attempt to describe all the tortures, miseries and Inconveniences which Mrs. M. Shuler, of Mechanlcsburg, suffered during the past many years. Her dreadful and serious condition was known to many and there will be much rejoicing among her freinda to learn that she is again in perfect health.

Her home, at 216 East Locust street, Is now the scene of many congratulations. Cheerfully, yes, anxiously Is Mrs. Bhuler now willing to tell all sufferers of various stomach and nervous complaints what the wonderful Quak when you The Rangethat Makes ome.Jmn Y1 Established 1847. PLASTERS Pains la the Back Alkock' Plasters bare bo eqaaL Strengthen Weak Backs as nothing else can. Allcock's is the original and genuine porous plaster.

It is a standard remedy, sold by druggists in every part of the civilized world. Apply wherever there is Pain, AllCOCtCs Lotion alsri, new and good. For rubbing" plaster. Wonderful in cases of croup, whooping cough and all local paint. Guaranteed to be an A Liniment.

Price 50c a bottle. Smi hrenf ttempttor tampU bottlt. ALLCOCK MANUF ACTURINQ CO. t74 Canal Street, New Tork. When you need a Pill take a Brandrettis Pill wm For CONSTIPATION, BILIOUSNESS, HIAOACHK, DIZZINESS INDiqSSTION, ito.

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T. C. Rearlek, General Delivery, will serve the Telegraph to any address, dally. OF MECHANICSBl'RG Relieved. Not by the now happy Mrs.

Bhuler, or If that be an Inconvenience, her grateful husband, who Is employed by the Elliott Fisher Typewriter Company, of this city, will be only too glad to substantiate what Is here published. Either call on him or telephone him, as you please. Convince yourself. These things all prove what Quaker Extract and Oil of Balm are doing for sufferers of rheumatism, catarrh or stomach troubles. These remedies are being sold at W.

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