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m CATSKIXT/ MOUNTAIN NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 190* WVK YODNfl MEAI TONS OUT A DREA1 {Original.) \Stranger mouglit I aslc what tlrae it'll be when we git to MJIlvillcV\ ' \Fivo fifteen,\ I replied booking behind me, I saw a man who appeared to be about fifty years old. He was ill nt ease .about soiao- thtng, but whether It was In finding biinseif In a civilized laud, for which he was t'.v no means fitted, or was ap- proaching some crisis in bis life 1 could not tell. I encouraged hiw to talk, and be did so. Twenty-five yenrs before he had been Jilted. He had gone to Uie gold re- gions and made n fortune. Hcccntly learning thnt his former love was sin- gle, he had renewed his proposition of a quarter of a century before. The woman had returned a prompt accept- ance, and he was going to his home to be made happy after so many years of walling. He opened a carpetbag and took from a soiled roll of papers a card photograph. It was the saucy face of a girl of eighteen and pretty enough to kiss. \Thar she air, stranger; tbar's Mil- tauldy. I hev kep' thet pictur' by me ever since I left ipr, an* she wrote me thet one of me, taken about the same time, hed been on the parlor mantel, whar she could see it every day. In her last letter she warmed up over !*, sayin' she was lookln' anxiously fur that black mustache, thet roun' cheek, them raven locks she'd knowed years afore.\ The man's mustache was a yellow gray, his cheek a furrowed leathern, and on the top of his head stood a few scattered hnlrs like timber on a moun- tain that had. been swept by fire. 1 looked from him to the likeness of his early love, and It occurred to me that the same changes had doubtless oc- curred in her. I said nothing, well knowing that no word from me would avail to prepare him for the change lie would find hi the girl. However, it oc- curred to me that I might devise some plan to soften the disappointment \My friend,\ I said, \do you think you will know the lady when you meet her?\ \Sartin. D'ye suppose I could ever furglt that purty face?\ \I would like to bet you a tenner thnt you won't know her.\ He dived into ids pocket, drew forth a f«t roll of bills and, wetting his thumb, selected n ten dollar bill, which I mated. Then I arranged with him to send for his fiunceo to couio to the ho- tel we agreed to stop at, and ho was to see her among other women. Ho gave mo his name, Mark Spellbinder, While his betrothed was Mahulda ttalls. After Mr. Spellbinder and I had reached the hotel I mailed a note to Miss Hails, saying that if she would call at the hotel that evening a friend of her lover would give her informa- tion of him. Then I went out and spent $10 for a wedding gift. About 8 o'clock I was informed that a lady wished to see me in the parlor. I found n very fat person, with griz- zly gray hair—what there was of It— the front teeth decayed and n look of chronic dissatisfaction on her face. \Miss Kails, I believe.\ \Yes sir, Miss Rails. What ye got to tell me 'bout Murk Spellbinder?\ \He is here in this house. Ho wishes to know if you will recognize him.\ \Recognize him? Why not?\ \He's older, you know.\ \So am I, but I hope I'm not a fright.\ I whispered to n waiter to tell Mr. Spellbinder to come in. There were several people in the room, including a girl of twenty-five. Before Spell- binder arrived I purposely left Miss Rails and walked, to a fireplace. The groom expectant came in and looked Inquiringly about him. If his eye touched Miss Ralls, it did not remain upon her for more than a moment. Then, after taking in several women, it rested on the young lady. It had been arranged between him and mo that ho wus to leave the room without giving any evidence of having made a selection. As soon as he was gone I returned to Miss Ra.lis and after a brief chat on unimportant matters told her thnt her lover had been in tho room. \Been liere--ln this room? I don't bllovo It. Only one man has como in since I've been hero, an' bo was nn old codger, bald as a coot an' with cheeks liken new plowed Held.\ \Tlmt was he, I feared you wouldn't recognize him,\ And without waiting for more words I excused mysolf and Joined Mr. Spellbinder. \Well did you pick her out?\ I asked. \ynas bo said, with a sigh. \She hain't near so purty as she war, but she's kind o' nice anyway.\ \Widen one was It?\ \The girl by the winder,\ ' \You're mistaken, Miss Ralls snt In tho far corner.\ \Wh-n-a-tl Tlio fat olo cnt with snngglo teeth?\ \You shouldn't speak so disrespect- fully of tho woman you tiro to marry.\ Ho looked bewildered. Several times ho started to say something, but failed to got It out, At last ho took out tho roll of bills I had soon once before and handed It to me. \Stranger ho said, \1 feel kin'or. 'a though somopn war goln' to happen to rao. If somopn does, glvo thofc to Mn- hnldy.\ Ho turned and walked invny. I re- turned to tho parlors Miss Italia had vanished. Tlio next morning I learned that Mr. Spellbinder bnd taken an early train for tho west. I sont a mossongor with tlio bills ho had left to Miss Itnlls-1, countod fl2,(100~thontoolc tlio train for liomo. I have never heard of either tho innn or tho woman since, AniflXANDluR MOM* A YOUNG LADY'S LIFE SAVED. At Panama, Colombia, by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Dr. Charles H. Utter, a prominent phy- tilciun of Panama, Colombia, In « recent letter states: \LastMaxeb 1 had as a patient a young lady sixteen years of age who had a very bad attack of dyeintery. Everything I. prescribed for her proveii Ineffectual and she was growing worse every hour. Her parents were sure she would die. She bad become so weak that she oouid not turn over In bed. What to dp at this critical moment was a study for me, but I thought oi Chamberlain's Oolic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy s.nd a,s a last resort prescribed it- The most wonderful result was effected. Within eight hours she was feeling much better; inside of three days she was upon her feet and at the end of one week win- entirely well.\ For sale by Osborn <fc Bussy, Margaretville, S. Korn, Arkvllle, W 8 DIcksoo, Arena, O S Faulkner, New Kingston. *-•-« Nodd—What I Married eight years and got seven children? Thai's doing A GREAT ART. pretty well, old man. Todd—Yes; a great we expected. deal better than Vicinity Fairs. Delhi—September 0-11. Oneonta—September 15-18. CooperBtown—September 22-24. Sehenev us—August 18-20. Morris—September !>(», October 2. Norwich—September 2 4. Afton—September 23-26. Walton—September 2 5.. Oobldskill—September 22 25. State, at Syracuse—Septembei 8 13. Shavortown—August 2G-28. Tie Rare Alilll.li- to Select IBlUiclemli JQxrcullve Hemic. Many men mistakenly think that be- cause they work hard and try hard they must eventually succeed to some extent. This does not follow. Some men carry on great enterprises with little apparent effort. Their success is due to skill In selecting efficient exec- utive beads. Many a business man breaks down trying to supplement the work of In- competent heads of departments sim- ply because he does not know bow to choose the right men. A man of com- manding ability does not worry him- self over details. He makes out his programme and then selects men who can carry It out to the letter. Indeed it is a sign of weakness for the head of a concern to bother about little de- tails. It shows that he lacks the In- sight, the business sagacity, the abili- ty, to select and to manage men who can do things efficiently. Many heads of large concerns spend little time In their offices. They travel or remain at borne, but the business goes on like clockwork simply because tbey know how to select men who can efficiently do the work assigned to them. It Is a great art to duplicate oneself In another and multiply oneself many times by selecting those who are vast- ly superior to ourselves, but who did not happen to have had our opportunl ty to do the thing themselves.—Sue cess. 'I'cilin,; fl»e Wem'her «'«•»»;; friimij,. The motion of mist*, rapid or slow. wa» regarded as one of the bent meth- ods of foretelling the approach of rain or snow. When Uiere was a mist be- fore the rise of the full moon, if cloudt were seen In the west before 1he sui rose or there was 8 mist in the tieldt- before sunrise, wet weather was ex pected. When the mists vanished rap Idly and the moon seemed to rise fast er than usual, fine weather was sur< to gladden the hearts of the merry mul' ers on the succeeding day. When tin winds changed and the clouds lieu along on \tail the farmery predicted u tiurm. \ Young maD,\ said the evangelist \ do you wish to be saved?\ \ Not yet,\ replied young ltakely only beginning to be lost.\ I'm A Necessary Precaution. Don't neglect a oold. It Is worse than unpleasant. It le dangerous. By using One Minute Cough Cure you can cure It at once. Allays Inllamatlon, clears the head, soothes and strengthens the mu oous membrane, Cures coughs, croup, throat and lung troubles. Absolutely safe. Acts iuunodiatoly. Children like It. Osborn & Bussy. >»-. 4 Miss Cutting—I think you will become quite a distinguished man if you live long enough. Softlcigh—Thanks, awfully, doncliei know. By the way, what do you—aw— Uiluk I will be distinguished foh? Miss Cutting—Longevity. A Careful Old Lady. An old lady applied at a registry of- fice for a maid. \I want a little glii, between eight- een and twenty-two years of age, who Is fond of mushroomsi.\ \Pond of mushrooms?\ inquired the agent. \That is something I never Inquire about from my applicants. I don't understand.\ \Well I am very fond of mushrooms myself, and there are so many mis- takes made. The idea came to me sev- eral years ago, and It was a dispensa- tion of Providence that It did or I should have been killed. I make my maid eat a portion of all mushrooms brought to my house before any are served to me, I always require it,\ replied the old lady. \I have lost two excellent maids from toadstools dur- ing the Inst Ave years, und, of course, I could not think of taking the risk of eating mushrooms unless I had a maid to test them.\—London Globe. The Phillippine Question. Tho tariff question,—tho question o! trusts, and tho currency question, an subjects on which Doctors, Democracy and Republicanism do not seem to agree ; out co matter which of these doctors yon may agree with on these subjects, you oaunot decide wiongly when confronted with failing health If you decide as ail medical doctors do, (who know Its for- mula) that Red Cross Tonic is an admir- able combination for all run down oon- dit Ions of the human system. It restores lost mental and bodily vigor, lnoreasee the appetite, and aids In the proper as- similation of the food, tones up weak nerve action, purifies and enriches the blood, and regulates the action of the kidneys. The price is 50 cents and all dealers sell It. Mr. J. C Ojrnlsh, proprietor of one oi Pine Hill's most popular suinmor hotels, says of lied Cross tonic: \DurlDgthc winter of 1902 I became very much run down In health, was nervous, pule and weak and had trouble with my kidneys and a gouerally used up feeling. Three bottles of Red Cross Tonic entirely re- stored me to In HI I tli and I foel like a new ina.u. I know it to be a valuable remedy.\ SOUVENIRS OF THE CATSKILLS. In Wood, Porcelain, Burnt Leather, Sterling Silver. Aluminum, Etc. A Multitude of Designs, When winter «in<l« blow t Hey will 11'iiifuil yo u ni a |.i:c:if.;int outing in u>e Mountains. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY. GOOD REPAIRING Our vi'aUliM iird. G.W.STEWART, THE JEWELER, Margaretville, N, Y, This space belongs to C. J. DICKSON, Proprietor of the Margaret- ville Bargain Store. Opposite The Ackerly. Tlie Bec'M \Mtarliet finnlce*. Every bee carries his market basket around bis hind legs. Any ouo exnm- Inlng the body of n bee through a ml- croscopo will observe that on the hind legs of a bee there Is n fringe of stiff hairs on the surface, the hairs up- pronehing each other at the tips so as to form a sort of cage. This Is the bee's basket. > •fr « •*- To My Friends, It Is with joy I tell you what Kodol did for me. I was troubled with my Btoui- ach for several months, Upoa being ad- vised to use koool, I did so, and words cannot tell the good It has done for me. A neighbor had dyspepsia so that he had tried most everything. I told him to use Kodol. Words of gratitude have como to mo from him beoausel recommended It. —0. W. Fry, Viola, Iowa. Hoalth ami strength, of mind and body, depend on tho stomach, and normal activity of the digestive organs. Kodol, tho groat re- constructive toulo, cures all stomach and towel troubles, Indigestion, dyspepsia. Kodol digests any good food you eat. Take a dose after meals. Osborn <fc Bussy. ;, *• • •* \ What was the biggest catch you evor made? \ asked his Hulling companion. \I caught tho Speaker's eyo once last spring,\ repllod the Congressman. »-•.-» Just Look at Her. Whence came that sprightly stop, fault- less skin, rich, rosy complexion, smiling face. She looks good, fools good. Here's her seorot. She uses Dr. King's Now Life Pill, Result,—all organs aotlvo, diges- tion good, no headuchos, no chance for \blues.\ Try them yourself. Oi.lySoo at E. L. O'Connor's, Margarotvlllo, and 8. Korn's, Arkvllle. •-•-* The annual convention of tho Womau's Missionary Booiety of tho Y. P. 8. O. B. of Delaware Presbytery will be held In tho U. P. Church at West Kortrlght on August 20 and ill. Murjory'i* PVOVINO , Baby Murjory has been having her first experience of rural sights and sounds, of green things growing, of flowers biding iu the grass, of cows In tho pasture, of horses in the stable. She was delighted with all but one of them, says a writer in tho Philadelphia Telegraph. The one exception was the big, surly dog that keeps watch and ward over the farm. Sho respected Hector In his own place, but that place Is nt a distance. She did not want him or his kind to approach near enough for in- timate acquaintance. Having been Invited by a lady; of the house to take a walk 'down to the village, Marjory hesitated n little. \Why Marjory,\ exclaimed the lady, In an Injured tone of voice, \don't you want to go with me?\ \Yes replied tho little mnld, \I want to go, but p'ense don't let any dogs happen to mel\ Tho laws of health require that the bowels move onoo caoh day and one of tlio penalties for violating this law Is piles', Keep your bowols regular by taking a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver TablotB when neoessary and you will never have that severe punishment in- Illotod upon you, Trice, 25 cents. For salo by Osborn & Bussy, Margaretville, S Korn, Arlivlllo, W B Dlokson, Arena, 0 S Faulk nor, New Kings!oil. OllU'Nt Inn III Krip.lHiul. In tho village of Norto St. Philip is tho George Inn. It clulms to be tho oldest licensed village alehouse in Eng- land, the license dating'from 18071 Its appearance is eminently picturesque, each story overhanging that bencntb, while tho front Is broken by bay win- dows, a porch and u flight of stone steps leading to a doorway in the wall. At tho back are more quaint doors and Windows, a turret built against the wnll and''inclosing an outside stair, while In tho yard still remains a por- tion, of tho old gallery which In tho middle ages was found in so many hostelrles. Most of tho front Is tim- bered, ICneh gnblo is surmounted by a curious chimney. A curious feature of the interior is the upper floor, which Is of plaster. Brain Food Nonsense. Another ridiculous food lad httB been branded by tlio most competent authori- ties. They havo dispelled the silly notion that ono kind of food In needed for brain, another Cor muscles, and still another for bonos. A correct diet will not only nour- ish a particular part of the body, but it will suptaln every other part. Yo'„ how- over good your food may bo, its nutri- ment Is destroyed by Indigestion or dys- pepsia, you must prepare for their ap- pearance or prevent their coming by taking regular doses of Green's August Flower, tlio favorite medicine of the healthy millions, A few doses aid di- gestion, stimulate tho liver to healthy aollon, purify the blood, aud make you feel bu.iyaut aud vigorous. You can get this roll able remedy at Swart .t Ilia's, Margaretville, V. Y. Get Green's Spec- ial Almanac, For sale by Swart & Illtt Mi'B. Clayton Woolcs of Hobarb has a spinning wheel that le MO years old, aid which Is still In good ropalr. Tlio Girl mill Iter 1'Inf. Once upon u thno there were a young lady and a young gentleman playing a two hnndod game of cucliro. \I offer you a solitalro diamond,\ said the young man us bo played tho ace of that suit \The best I can do is to give you my heart,\ tho young woman answered «» sho played. \Then your whole hand goes with it,\ ho snid. \Yos Ohnrles, dear,\ sho repllod. ' Moral.—There Is such n thing ns playing Into tho other player's hand.— Now York Herald. A Financier. Ethel—I know ho Is a financier, but ho Is not n speculator. Maude—Howjflo you know, dear7 Ethel—Ho didn't buy our engagement ring until he, was quite euro that I would accept him. »-•-• A Cure for Cholera Infantum. \ Last May,\ says Mrs. Curtis Baker, of Bookwallor, Ohio, <• jm infant child of our neighbor's was suffering from cholera Infantum. The doctor had given up all hopes of recovery. I took a. bottle of Chambetlilu's Colic, Cholera aud Diar- rhoea Uoinody to the house, telling them I felt sure It would do good If used ae- (ordlng to directions. In two days' lime l.bo chill hail fully recovered, and i* now (nearly a year since) a vigorous, healthy girl. I have recommended this Komody frequently and havo nevor known It to fail In any single instance.\ For salo by Osborn & Bussy, Margarotvlllo, 8 Korn Arkvllle, W S. Dlokson, Arena, O 8 Fuulkuor, Now Kingston. Monday, September 8, '02. For Catalog Address the Principal, R. L. COUNTRYMAN. If It's a Your House is Furnished, HE has sold Pianos in Delaware County nearly half a Century and is known for HONEST GOODS And HONEST METHODS. Warerooms in Margaretville. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- rhoea Remedy lias a world wide reputa- tion for Itn euron. it never fa Hit and Is pleasant and safe to take. For salo by Osborn & Bussy, Margarotvllo, 8 Korn, Arkvllle, N Y W S Dlokson, Arena, N Y 0 8 Faulkner Now Kingston, N Y N Y His HI (lb l Throutoriocl. ••While ploltiiloltlng last month my 11- yoar-old boy was poisoned by somo wood or plant,\ says W, II, Dlhlile of Sioux Olty, Iowa, \Ho rubbed tho poison off his hands Into his nyus and tuv awhile wo wore afraid ho would Itmo his sight ifl- hally n neighbor reaom mmuliitl DnWltt's Wlluh liiiKi.il Halve, Tlio Unit application holpod him IHHI In a few dayu ho was as Well an over,\ For shin (lliicanoii, miln, ImriiM, scalds, wounds, Innmit bites, De- Witt's Witch HIIBOI Salve Is sttro oure, Uollnvoi pllmi at omul, Iluwirt'o oil conn- ' ti, Ofiborn A Bunny, Fahioo Car Porter (out West)—Don't gtib me no fee, noli, till wo gots to de end ob do trip. i PasBongoi— Very well, Just as you prefer, I'ortar—Yos, sail. You aeo, dose train lobboni always goes for rno fust, and if I iilu'l got nufihi, doy say do passengers ain't got nufUn, an' goes off, Shntters All KOUONIM. ,, Twice iu hospital, F, A, Gulloilgo, Ver- bena, Ala.i paid a vast sum tu doutors to euro n, tiovoro anso of piles, causing 24 tumors, When all failed, iluaklon'n Arni- ca Halve soon cured hlni, Subdues Inllam- iiiaflon, ooiHjiioni milieu, Itllln pulnu. Best salvo In the world, floe at 10, h, O'Con- nor's, Margarotvlllo, and W, Korn's Ark- nomun OormuiulM. The ancient 0rooks and Romans drank wlno freely tit their feasts. Wluo was their bevorngo, Indeed Bacchus hold high carnival among thorn, and tho Boiimu would gorge himself with food and then empty his stomach by artificial means and resume his neat at table and out and drink to his 1111 again. Clot It. \Pact Is,\ said the one mini, \I mar- ried bocniiso I was lonely us much as for any other reason. To put it tersely, I married for sympathy.\ \Well said tho other man, \you liuvo mine.\ ''i'lmcH i'liaiiKoil. \But befero we were married,\ she complained, \you used to glvo mo beau- tiful presents.\ \Yes but a dollar looked llko « dime then, and now-er—a dime looks llko n miracle,*'—Biiltlmono News. ———>-•-* What most pooplo want is something mild and gonUo.whon In nood of a physic. Ohamborlttln's Stomach and Llvor Tab- lots 1111 tho bill to a dob. They aro easy to take and pleasant In effect. For sale by Osborn & Bussy, Margarotvllle, N Y 8 Korn, Arkvllle, N Y W 8 Dlokson, Arena N Y O 8 Fuulkuor, Now KlugBton, N Y Alleys, Margaretville N. Y. A prize to tho value of. $5.00 will be given to the gen- tleman rolling the best average of any ton games during July and August. A prize to tho value of ountain News, There Is no'tbmg more oxponslvo than experience and nothing of which thero Is more sold\ 01ob*>. WHo, N. ¥, The lloniil Hi ml. Nodd—What do yon menu by Buying thnt my bnby IB Just nn ordinary baby? Todd—Why, ho is precocious mid beautiful and the host that ever lived, isn't hoV-lilfo. - - • i n <t Needs a Toriia. Thorn are times when your liver needs a tonic. Don't give piirgattvoathutgrliHt and woalson. DoWltt's Little Illsars ojc- pel all poison from the system and act MM a tonlo to tlio llvor. W. Boot*, 581 High- land Ave,, Milton, Pa., euyn i \I have car- ried DoWltt'e Little Marly 'Klsors with mo for several yearn unci would not be without them.\ Hmall iiiiiit oiuiy to take. Purely vogotublo. They nevor gripe or distress, Osborn & Bussy. 'I'uliii The (.lutnklll MoimUlu Nwwn,-»i,W L.ooK Pleasant Ploaso. Photographer 0, 0, Harlan, of Baton, O., can do so now, though for years he couldn't, because ho suffered untold ag- ony from tho worst form of Indigestion. AM physicians and modlolnos fulld to help him till he tried Kleotrlo Bitters, which worked such wonders for him that lie dc- oliiros they aio a go Isond to sufforoi's from dyspepsia and stomaoh troubles. Unrivaled for dlsoasi H of the stomach, llvor and kldnoys, they build up and give now life to the whole'system. Try them. Only COj. Omiranteiid by K. L. O'fJon- uor, Margarotvlllo, and 8. Korn, Arkvllle, __ »--•-« There nro 2C,000 pore's In tho hund'of n man. +...* A Fine Sloro Prapertv for Sale or Ex change, The undersigned offors for sale theh store, stock, anil llxtures at a bargain, wishing to louate oloowhere. The store has always shared a Jurgo trade and u llrst-alnsci opening for a live man, Tho building has heater with lino liv- ing rooms over the store with modern Improvements. The llrstiloor Is arranged for two stores or oonneeted. Will sell without stools It preferred. 0ood reasons foe selling, Address, B. If. <fc W. 0, PibA/rNMli, PftttyBVtllo, N, V, to tho highest average same as above; priuos of tho samo valuo as above aro also olT'orod to the lady rolling tho boat av- avorogo of any ten gamos during July or August. $1.00. 50. One Year, Six Months, Try it three months for a Quarter. Fon SATIM on ri) KENT,—An eight-room cottage In I'nod sopalr and oonvoulonlly looatod, (iuiid water and garden, Oau bo run tod either furnished or uufurnlHlind, Oun be routed furnlahod for $25 u month, For further parlioulurs call oa or ad- dress, IT. O. FrnvAiuiM, Margaretville, N. Y. Notloo of the Gompletlon of tho Assess- ment Roll. Notloo Is hereby glvon that tho asBus- sors of the town of Mlckllotown have completed the assessment roll for the ouiTout yoarj that a copy thoroof has boon left with the uudorslgiiod George D. Koator, ono of the said 'dSBOBSbt'S, wliero It maybe soon and exantiiuul by any person Intet'OfltOli therein until the llltli day of August, IDOtf (Tuesday), aud mi the mil I llltli day ni' August, limn, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, said assessors will meet at Olympic Hall In the said town to hear and exainlim all complaints In relation to ninth assessments en the application of any person uonoulvliig hlm- solf aggrieved tliurehy. Dated this UOI,h day of July, lima. GtMO. FUTITJHU, (JMO, D. KlBAJ'Oll. :il.i(|l.l J, '.I.'. Aiiwunabi., In Everybody's Mouth!! TOM PLATT, America's Greatest 5 cent Cigar. M'f'g by HUMMELL & CO., : : : J Binghamton, New York. Job printing oi all kinds neatly and quickly done at the \News\ office.
