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>■'1 .Ki m '■ftj ■ Hi - 'Vtl I-;- I;,:'- I '<\■! ‘h ■ ■ -r- ki ■ V- V • ■ ....■* - F . ' :NftyUle Aut<!gra ph. I^d Owner O V e ^ ^ ,F r i4^ a t Porfevilie, ,. ■ New'YorK. $1.00 Per Year ' ^ S 51 t,OB(ilESand SOCIETIES. v'> K * .0» T - Nl« & d f 6 rd -T e n t, Jfo. 42, K. O. T. M, ; ' M w & s every Saturday evening a t 8 ti’clbcklh 'W arden's H alt. Commander, ^ J . IE. yaughli; Record Keeper, John S. P h il li p .' All ■tdsiting Knights welcome. I '■■' . ia* 0 « T . M - « 38 '%'SvaivV&‘^<i ; ■^ 14 ^ .£“SS,£U'SS.drS; ■ -'I ' ' ’ I V '-'P - C - ' ’ {feflt't^jfelCiradgfe; Patrons of Husbapd- Mefetidvs in ^cfSfw o o Sf'oflecorfs; J ^ W ! ^ * - S n 'W t S 3 K . ,/ Treas., N. S. Hol- K'-.. /•• I ' 4 ^ v | r l ^ * 8 a P i n k p ^ h T a b l e t i n a d e b y V I H . /fCbletii fifeply.coax blood pressure froffi blood pressurerr Btoptbali pressure with K ; .^TT-TcSiJrit^j> TT-i^J^kl _ -i;-. __ j ’*5q™i*»<!Ojp.» r^puyi onj»v ntuu > >DK'Mfenpl(p HeAdadbe Tablets and V , f 2 S T a b l e s ^PITMiM tn a s r persons have wonder* i , taught to say “He need ; ;^^4^t]& f’.' instead of “He needs not /db'tpidr^' as the singular pronoun,, he, rcghl^es •under ordihary conditioiis the • , s{^inr.fp,rui of the verb; The reason 1 * that 4a sentence of th a t‘kind, a . 4 b^jlative senf^ expressing require- , BMitat^t'Ohb^tlon, \need” becomes ah ; T. ‘ i t ^ i t o ^ ahd takes no th e third? p e rson singular. ‘ Is laid down In the ire r ^ h i c a g o News. ■ “''v •;H t-'/'rr- What lhe$0 Saiitly Wastes Mean to Mother Earth. A DEATtt GRIP ON THE WORLD They indicate •'the Beginning of the End of Our Beautiful Planet, Which I t Doomed to Roll Through Sgaco a Parched and Lifeless Orbk m 2 m 3 ' i ■ D eserts already exist on the earth, an d th e natheless horror th a t attaches to th e w o rd In the thoughts of a ll who have had experience of them or are gifted w ith im agination to concelve^ls in truth greater than w e commonly suppose, fo r th e cosmle circum stance about them w h ich is m o st terrible is n o t th a t deserts are, b u t that deserts have begun to be. Not as local evita ble evils are they only to be pictured, b u t a s th e general inescapable death grip on our world, for It Is the begin ning of the end. W h a t depauperates tho forests to grass lands a n d thence to w a s tes m u st In tu r n attack the sea bot tom s w h en they shall have parted with th e ir seas. L a s t of the fertile spots upon the p lanet because of the salts the stream s have for ages w a slied dow n and of the rem n a n t o f m o isture th a t would still drain Into them, eventually Ihey m u st share the fortune of th e ir predecessors and the planet roll a parched orb through space. The picture ts forbid ding, but the fa c t seems one to which w e are constructively pledged and Into • w h ich we are in some sort already ad ventured. Girdling the earth w ith w h a t it takes b u t little' personification to liken to the life extinguishing s e r ^ n t ’s coils run tw o desert belts of country. T h e one follows, roughly speaking,- the tropic of Cancer, extending-northw a rd from It; the other, the tropic of Capricorn. Ari zona is la the northern b a n d /as are the Sahara, A rabia and th e deserts of cen tral Asia. Now, these d e s e r t belts are growing. Ih th e great d e s e rt of n o rthern Arizona the traveler, threading his w a y across a sagebrush an d cacti plain shut in by ab r u p t sided shelves o f laud rising here' and there some hundreds of feet high er, suddenly comes u p on a petrified for est.. - - Trunks- of trees in all stages of frac tu r e strew th e ground over a space soDie miles in- e x tent. ‘So perfect are th e ir form s h e Is s-lmost minded tu think, th e nsuaL w a steful woodchopper has l) e ^ by and le f t the scattered- products of b i s a r t In littered confu sion upon tlte,scei)ie of^.hH^ exploit. Oiily their beduflfqh c,oioc‘ sense 05 Strangetiese'fo th e ey^j;)^8v WE NOW ^fAVE 0UR S O M FOUNTAIN One D&Mi Many' Ui F r o m B a t i n g R a v / Pork. In order and can supply you with ICE CREAM and. ICE CRELAM SODA, -Sundies and .-.i ■ V’ -. Tha Iroji Crown. ,^The ^ ircm .^crown. of Lombardy, so . e iiled from 't'b^ narrow Iron band wlth- l i i a aiilipreed to have been,, b e a te n put th e nails used a t the Cruel- a l t e r gracm g ine orowa jauettf ibyerei^H as* p h a r l e m a ^ ^ , |i* i u y jit liiixeuiburg, Frederick i% C h ir lb - ’y , n ji d th e g reat Napdleon was id .;i$08 given up t d ; y ic t o r ^Emmanuel r‘ ni)w pretervdd w ith groat c^re .dtHohxa, h ear Milah, £ - > .Extravaganc!*. ^f ‘>Thl8 fs ydiir little piker, TdtDiny,” ^ WObWAy. JLVAUAlVf gtw fkefatdPr, showing hlitt the baby. ‘ft<Mi.-„ w)(j|ti4pye her dearly, “wUl you -, ; H‘rre,r0f; csfdxPd,\ feplte^ In- ; arrival, “b u t iCU ^ Tommy, w ith a long , ^ “hUd. when t asked ypu to buy me a w couldn’t a ffoi'd'It\ Wd'dffer^ohihe H. fi. Fish property ■4 ; h f # i a i i a k 3 hiidii 6 p , . f j , r..^ ' .consisting ^ ■ six rooip\ houpe ^ hofso barn ’i h f w|iioh. ohd: is I'lqping, hplance nearly level, t iiiM -and Vpry rich. Wovda wire ^ j^heijasthrewill keep a lidtsa .;. i^d'rdw add balinjice will raise an w ' tvhife tile te a j . • l^ n 'cahhht ^ snrpaSsed-_ for poultry hdhobTt and/ ew^^ nopespible’ to MA- , .H<gh^ Three m inutes ; t a l k <0 f . RrVa otosplUOtJ, toU fO. i . 'R . H f a 4 U L J S\i, 4'E , andS'^.naileto.H a ^ e lm , .\Wes'eil' thno h property, for |v ; i vi piopuriy iwr •' nashj hajhneeinS per i'f.yod-'want to buy,. . :','-#e-d>.d h'knet. to-c^ay or Write us, if niH hot 'Carbon! Fiol’in h^S oniliV^d sub- BtanodTand.kept th e resemhlap^cei -while' the ipardclps -of th e hriglnal n iafter have; all -been spirited aw ay. Yet., so perfect Is th e 'p r e k n t m e n t one ban hardly believe th e fact,-And w h e re One fallen 'giant spans -a little', canyon one alm o st thinks to h e a r th h Bound o f w a ter rushing down th e creek. B u t It Is som e reRhons of years and. more since th is catastrophe befell, a n d the torrent, uprooting.lt, left I t prone, w ith limbs outstretched lu futile grasp upon ftfe other side.- A -^onlfer i t w’a s / cousin only to such a s grow today, aiitK fipurhibed probably in the crctaceou.*'. era, for the land has pot been under ■water h e re since t h e advent of te r ti a r y times. . Nowhere .near It, except for the rare cottonwoods along the bank of the L it tle Colorado, grow s anything today. T h e land w h ich once supported these, forests is incom p e te n t to do so now. Y e t nothing has changed there since; except- the decreasing water ' sup-- piy. D u ring tertiary and quaternary tim e the rainfall. Sps been grow ing Jess, and less. -Proof of this Ts offered by the great pine oasih t h a t caps the pla teau o f Which these petrified forests fornj.a p a r t a n d is k e r n e l ^ b-y th e San, Francisco peaks. The 'freight above sea level of the spot w hei‘0 th e Chaf-' .cedony trunks are strevra Is about 4,500 feet- The low e r present lim it of the pine in Its fnil developiUent Is C,500 feet. Tyco thousand'feet upwarcl the verdure lihe has retreated since the form e r forests w e re/ A n d 'th is Tha, Way Dr. Johnson Outwitted the House of Commone; Parliam entary bodies w e re 'lo n g a gi’eat stronghold of resistance to the press. Iteporters wei'c strictly harrpd from them, and reports o f tbelr^ pro ceedings w'ei’e sternly punlsificJl:'’’ ' I t was among t h e . ti'lump.bs fo r th e right and for common sense which irranklln achieved that he caused th e chainher of the provincial assem b ly.of peunsyl- vauia to be-thrown open to publicity. Neveitheless no reports w e r e allowed of either th e Continental c o n ^ ’c ss or the constitutional convention, ,Dr. Johnsou's violation of fhe cher ished privacy of the B ritish house of commons Is a classic story. H e report ed its debates w ithout entering Its sa cred precincts, .and ;lu order t o escape the severe iienajtles o f th e law h e re ported them w ithout m entioning\ the body or any of. Its meinberjs b y name. Setting up an Im aginary “sen a te' of Llillput” and giving lictjtlous nam e s to. th e leading members Wf p a rliam e n t, he edified for j'ears th e re a d e r s .o f the. Journal vvhlch then boasted thd; ;“larr j'kcst circulation” fn Englauii. /■ ' KecelVlng a few scanty n o te s o r w lia t' w a s going on at 'W estminster, frfijCfab- prated them iritp a bfcljilant spref'd, -He local a lteration, for upon the other slipie of the pl*iicAU petrified rem ains d f trees are sim ilarly foupd. T h e line o f perpetual green has risen heeiiuse in desett regions the moteture is found m o s t p lm tiful nearest.to the ewuds front w h ich it falls Upon a parching eai’th. ‘Stream s,. Instead of gathering volum e' a s they go, al’e lar gest near their source and gi’pvv- leSs an d less w ith each ftesh mile of flow* T h e brooks'‘ae8e'pndlng from the 4htl- l^ M h S b f in Syria, W a te r the g^rd’ens of bam a s e u s and, theUed Issuing upon the plain, lose them selves j u s t .t^ b iffi th e threshold of Its gates. So hf*tfae A rizona’’desert, thpugh In a lesfr^fde- gree, a n d thoSe who live there k d o w 'I t b u t tob w.eH.-'brom Ferctvai LdVeU’s “hjfarS and the F u ture Pf the Barth'- dn Century, CASTOR IA I'M IhfMitk akd GhiliarMU Till W Y m Half AIW^ sp a r * t h e ^Slsdiature pf •ir Subsuribe Ipr your home ■paper'-^ it costs .only. I I h y e a i^^tt yfealJy ePuH htpr4 to dowithbht it- W e will say , n o th i n g i n regard to quality—let you be yoqr o w n , judge. F. D. SENATE OF \ OlUPilT. was, Indeed, the lllustrlons t o p o ^ e r o t the Immortal c r a f t o f rew ritersi i H is discerning readers cam e to knd#* ho t only th a t the senate o f LUliput waS thp: house of commons, b u t t b a t “B lefscu\ stopd for Prance and “M ildehdp” for London; th a t “sprugs” m e a n t pounds, th a t “Narfiac’^ w as th e D u k e of New'- castle, and so on. W h a t h ls notcs Jack ed his imagination readily supplied. Never w a s the eloquence of parlia m ent mere brilliant than lu Johnson’s reports of the debates; In which, h e ad mitted, be took care th a t the W h ig dogs got the w o rst o f It, although P i t t him self m u st have felt mollified -when he read the w o n d erful dntharst'htfhlb* uted to him by Johnson on “the clpus Clime of being a young niim.” I t Is the best remembered of all P it t's speeches, and it w a s w ritten by John?, son “In a garret In Exeter stre e t’*—^ Boston Glo'oe. iilf e .At-hllUr MdlrpB»,.y^ Mr; j|n<J GtuoYsfe JB^freif p r ?af{> YillP, is pPfitlHhd a do/ifi ptlier jper? io'ns; liiefadinji: her baspand, gru ;criirc^lily'uJ: kiCb tncbiija; poisonittg, pk-'tfrft TpliultJ. of eating, raW/,poj'k k'ondlyic!>eA, ivt h family feurilon khieb ivpk heid about tyvo weeks ogo at.thAbP'tu(e 'of Mr. apd Mrs, Mel rose o n tbe H o ag farm, about 2^ miles e a st i ’tanjsUnviJIe. The com pany included Mr, and'Mrs. Melrose and children, Mr, Melrose’s mother, Moses Baker aud family of Syracuse, George Baker, Jr., and family of Great Y allT, and<MrS. f r a n k Wuld- rick of F ranklin ville, a.'sister of Mr. Melrose, Moses and George Baker, Jr., are, brothers of Mrs, Melrose. Every. perSpii .who ate the pork is sick, titid Mr. Melrose and mother are very sick. The .Syracuse people returned to Syracuse before coming dowD with the disease and reports as to their condition arpyery conflict ing. Samples of the pork were sent to Syracuse and Buffalo fpr examin- atiou and it was found to be badly infected with the trichina. All of the thirteen persons were sized with the illness, called trichiuebis. Mrs, Mel rose, in.spite of the b^St medical attention died on Monday. One of the party was -seized with paralysis as one of the early symptoms re sembling those of typhoid fever. Trichina is a small, slender worm, Jwljich in the larval state, is parasi tic, ofteain hnmense numbers, in the voluntary muscles of the hog. When insutiicieutly cooked meat containing the larvae, is swallowed by man, they are liberated and rapidly be come adult, pair, and the females product? in a short time large nutp- bers of young which find their way to the muscles, either directly o r in directly by means of the blood. They become in bedded in the muscles and the intestinal tract, a n d fatal re sults quite generally follow. In the case of the ^ e lrose family and g u ests the disease seems to have produced more serious results with the older than the younger persons. The child ren who a te of the pork a re npt in a serious way, in fact, it is believed th a t if Mejrose and bis m o ther sur vive the n ext few days the one per son, Mrs, MelrOse, TyfH bd tile only I victim of this ufrhappy and peculiar j experience. The Hortville relatives of Mrs Meirose are in Franklinvilie to a t tend her funeral, wiiicb occurred to day. L a st reports a re to the effect th a t several of those ill are. in a criti cal condition. Pam W«akeiis ■•‘HC Headaeto, rheilmatisni,’ neuralgia, or pains of aii^ Hatpre weaken tke sys- •cem—they are a strain up-\ on the nerves. Ainost instant relief can be. oh^ tained by taking I)r. Ifriles. , Anti-Pain Pills, £\nd; withr out any bad . afteT-effects. Take one on &*St ih^esir tion of an attaek—it -will ward it off. Tiiey *are R pleasant littliB '‘tablet, sold % druggists evi0rywherey 25 ■ doses 25^ cents; never sold, ’h i hiilk. \ ‘T was sfiWSrt to cqnstafit Jiea4- aches tor •& per pd dC, four yeurS? , At «mSs 1 was almost urtflttea for thS ■Work In -wjjlch I am.- engaged, that of stetldh agent. T h to u ^ r th e ,, advice . Mfiest Anti- thO',result JiiSjhto* claimed for -thorij.’' MUes Ind ' >'■ ir n t m y W- ■ III What you are looking, for in SHOES oj; 0 ?^F(|RDS,; your chance?, are better hen^ than anywhere else in S| the city. All the 'new styles' here Weeks before.-they 8 « .i are iq other stores. - Our Douglas Shoes id/ Men, and Dorothy ||| Dodd and HArry H. Gray 6 Wotnefl, are.tbe!,!^, r finest a t th e pneesV Educator ^hoe for Children. i I HANNIFAN- & MAR, 0 :NEY,;-| 147 N.-Uttiqn St. - bteiii. N 'V, , § T H E ^ A. WESTON LUMBER c o m p a n y ; SELL NOT ONLY LUMBER * - B U T - PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISH NAIL 5 , and BUILDERS’ HARDWARE, PLASTER and CEMENT . . ? , . . Everything from vyhich to Build a Hotise P. 0 . WESTON’S MILLS, N* %\ ERIE AIR COOLED GAS S . : !AND:: r'.'i G a s i o l i n ^ E n g i n e s , 1 1-2 to 3 H. P. 1- - Just the Power for running S e p a r a to r s , C h u rns, Puntps, lVashl'rf(|;' Atifkhlnes Bone Cutters, Small Aluchinc Shops, or whetfev^r a small engine te needed. A Beautiful Woman. H er surroundiugs aJiould be in har mony, an J can best, be made bo by a well k ept home. Tht^ L. & M. Pure P a in t makes the home beautiful, It preserveaifejind prevents decay. The cost per gallbh ready for use ie only It wears for ten years and longer. Thirty-three years of con- tinouB use is evidence. L. & M. P a in t Agents. Smith Parish, Port- ville, P. Smith, Allegatiy, A Second Thought. When I was sjnalj—oh, long ago. , For now I'm six'years old, you know— I used to think tvhat tun ’twould be If grandpa Were a boy like iael I’d give him half my things to wear, And toys nnd candy, share and share; And let -him feed my puppy, too,- *• And show him all tho tricks we do. But wh'en I told him so one day And asked him If we couldn’t play TogeUier right along If ho Had only-hcea a boy like me He laughed and laughed and said be glR-BBOd Perhaps. vfe!d lll-.o tjie old way best, For he cohid take irte tip to bed Or hold me oh his knee, he Said. ' I never thought of that somehow, Att 0 so Thi quite contented now, For, though we'd have a splcrtaid play, 4 want my g r a n ^ a any Way I But that Was ipoSt** year ago. When I was small-and didn't know , He couldn't be a- b$y like me And s t a r ihy grandpa, too, you see. , . —Toutb's Cor^panion. Level Faifm, $21 Per Acre We Differ for sale'a farm of 120 acres, sitaatefl one fourlih mile from tho Olcan trolley Jifie and one half mile from town at a price lower than that nSked for hill land- 'i’fris farlU lies all level and the soil is tfcit and ttiellovv, Fair 10 room farm house with good cellar, good cow barh 40x80 with stable for aboiit twenty bows* Also small horse Karri, hen houSo, st<|* Timber for farin purposes. One THE IDEAL FARM POWER No W a ter Pipes to Freeze a n d B u rst- No W a ter T d n k s tp. Leak Spark or Hot Tube Ignition. Gas o r Gasoline for Fuel. 1 4-2 to 3 HorSe- ' power, nocording to speed. Call a t the REV IEW office and see one run. J, W. FAIRCHILD ■^ - Sole Agent for Ppftville and Vivinity F^R T V ILL E , n e w YORK LETTERS FROM USER$ OF THE Syracuse “lASY” Wasliar little been paying fl.2d a week tor wosbing.whth 1 can do the same in tiro houra witkthe'“BABr.” J. bf-BYBp, Hiunptoa,.yA i: ‘-We have tried the ’‘EASTr” and findltJustasyonTOTiresentltnndthoeniywUher ItB ,^^to,w o rkand ', \ ' S, B. LIQQEM, E. 4,!jW6H*, Pa. .1 Make the washing easy for piie>twelfth of the year a t t u r - exMfiM, Wash everything washable In the house. If you cannot make thfe^d EASY \ earn its price during the house-cleaning season return, it at our ciappenaro,* v' I’ages 26-27 of our free book 6n Washing Formulae give you. valuable information on washing flannels. ■ ' ‘ ' POPCE & ZUILL,,26 Pfliqye Bldg., SyracMse, H.; Yi E V E R Y I ^ E ^ L E R S H O U L D H A N O y E ■ ■/ JEWHi. BUGGfii If y o rirlPealerddesttot'ca stock; irisiStthathe.yritp^f Orice f b r o w THE jgWEl CAptl|A6Ejo.,ClnelnWKll, (l^|p. ■; Pact^ry, half ftlilo to school, ehtifch, cheesnfactory arid railroad* Owfl0rhdsanotli& farm an ’d can’t work b o th, and will soil this one for 42 K 0 O, only jtSOO down; balance iri yearly p ayments. Where can yiu iii|d .ariotfret fertflo 'fla,t-lahd farm a t $21 ^ y'aore? ‘ TosscSsiOp soon* For locatli n arid, full p a rticulars w or phOno u s to- lAIRCJHaO AGENCY. Portville, t l P T l C | * , l | | E ■ . T « , si|tt bett< I m . 1 witi' '»r- . :-n ' ,T * Monday Tuesdaj Wedhes ThurSdt C U G e Cuba M Salama B u tter, R B V E . i suh^gj and M M r*; th o f r u daji ai Mms iriehdi h o n o r Mim
