A bishop arrived somewhat late at an Australian church Jjhe other Sunday. He peeled off coat and vest, and before hanging them up in the vestry trans ferred bis watch and money to his trousers pockets. Then he donned his canonicals, meandered into the cathedral, and subsequently preached a most im pressive sermon on “ Faith 1” We invite inspection of our stock of winter goods. In most cases prices will be found lower than ever. Our expenses being very low we are in a position to quote very low prices, consistent with the quality, We have made arrange ments with a first.-class dressmaker to make up all dresses bought from us at a reasonable price, and can guarantee good fit and style.—A. Eosenberg & Co., The Economic, Woodville. —(Advt.) Eome has been much amused lately by the courtship of two very well-known members of society there. The young lady is a wealthy and beautiful English woman, and the gentleman a dis ; tinguished Italian, They met en pas sage, and loved at sight; but as the young lady knew hardly a word of Italian and the gentleman even less of English, the love making had all to be done by aid of a dictionary. However, npw they are married they will probably attain perfection in each other’s language. Mrß. A.Noadl wishes the people of Woodville and district to know that be ba,s now op hand small grates for coal, and wood, fhe bpsf Coalbrookdale coal arid a stock of seasoned wood for winter The grates are on yiew at Mr Grinlin: ton’s shop. Lowest prices pharged for cash, 832tc How To Prevent Croup. We have two children who are subject to attacks of croup. Whenever an attack is coming on my wife gives them Pbamberlain’s Cough Kemedy and it always prevgptp the attack. It is a household necessity in country and no matter what else we fun put of, it would not do to be without Chamber- ; lain's Cough Kemedy. More of it is sold than of all other cough medi cines combined.—J. M. Nickle, ofNickle Bros., merchants, Niekleville, Pa. For sale by T. A. W. Nicholson, Chemist (by exam.). j3O

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