SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MlFFLtNTOWN :
Wednesday, ADffn.t 99, 1SS3.
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vesr.
Fire.
The devil has not yet left Mifflin
town, and one of his imps was abroad
early last Saturday morning on a
mission of devastation when he kin
dled a fire in the stable of the Junia
ta IIoteL Warren Plett, student at
law, saw the light of the fire and ran
t j the place. Marsh Graham, baker
was aroused by the cracking of the
boards in the fire in the stable and
lie ana nett were about the first on
the scene, about that time, as near
as ean be learned from those at the
scene, the alarm of fire was raised in
the hotel to which the stable belong
ed, and Jacob McXeal, clerk in the
honse ran without hat or pants to
unlock the stable bo that the horses
could escape. J. H. Wallace, and
Alexander Wallace, of Tuscarora Val
ley were there upon the scene, hav
ing been aroused from their bed in
the hotel and were anxious to get
their team of three horses from the
burning 6table. Two of the horses
were gotten out, the third one per
ished in the flameB. Alexander Wal
lace was severely burned about the
hands in the effort to cut the halter,
to free the horse. A horse owned
by Mr. Minich of Loysville, Perry
county, was burned to death. Land
lord I" oornian s horse was loose and
ran out when the doors were opened:
the beast was severely burned, and
ran in to the country as for as to
Daniel Sieber's from which place it
was brought to town by David Sie
ber after daylight. Foorman's horse
stood close to the pig stable which
McXeal says, had straw on its loft
Because the horse was severely burn
ed, and other horses beyond it were
not severely burned, some have con
jectured, that perhaps, the fire had
been started in the loft of the pig
stable, instead of the hay mow, of
the horse stable. Four hogs were
burned in the pig stable, and two
nogs were burned in a pig stable on
the cf lot Mrs. Layer. While all this
effort to release the stock at the sta
ble was going on the flames burnt
out through the roof of the building
in such volume that railroaders across
the river were startled by the danger
that threatened the town, and they
opened the whistles of locomotives
to aronse the people. The whole
community was aroused by the pe
culiar whistling of engines, and away
out in the country people were awa
kened and conjectured what the noise
could mean.
The fire was not long in reaching
the hotel ; the boarders packed their
things and fled ; a number however
returned, and with the aid of citizens
helped to carry the furniture and
goods from the building. The loss
of this property is over 83,000, in
surance about 84.500. The proprie
tor and keeper of the hotel, John
Foorman was away on the railroad
shipping cattle, and came home on
Saturday and fonnd his place in rains.
Mrs. Kepner & Son had a drug
store in the south end of the build
;t,. nntliinor w-aj? trotten out of the
store- Loss 83,500, insurance 81.C00.
This drug store passed through the
fire of 1S73. B. F. Kepner, deceased,
was then proprietor.
On the north of the Foorman ho
tel was the Jacob Thomas dwelling
house and store rcom, and Tost Of
fice. The house was occupied by
Thomas, and the store room by Eby
& Souders and the post office was
kept by Wm. Rodgers who moved it
t o his place of residence on third street
after daylight when he placed it in
the store of Wm. Marks. The Pat
terson Hook and Ladder company
pulled the post office building down
to keep the fire from progressing
northward along Main street Eby
& Souders had a stock of over 400,
insurance 8300. The stock was ta
ken out in a hurry like when chased
by fire. The household goods of
Thomas was removed as well as could
be under the circumstances. The
loss on dwelling house, store rooms
and so
forth IS S insulins
82,400. , ,
Across the alley, southward from
ii.. ii ..c n. lfirfre brick budding
f wring on Main street, from the bmld
jnrr down to the alley running par
alell with Main street was a frame
ware house to store goods m for
Francicus&Cowbo occupied the
or ner room of the honse. The ware
room addition took fire from the
..-table and was soon consumed, but
not so with the brick part, there the
burning was of slow progress, but
dow as it was it still progressed tiU
the hardware store was f1
Almost to a piece. The stock on
almost to a i sin.OOO, insur-
nanu: " ; m cm. R E. Parker
owner of the building occupied
in keen store
the
in.
His "oods were removed in a pen
Selliner. The building an 1 hjs
stock of goods was valued at
000 instance $6,000. Franc.scus
ACo have passed through all three
of Se'gTeat fires that have devastated
th.rhmldine of
John
nf-i .3;1 Parker s house
on
the south anTwas occupied by store-r"8?-
vH & son. and Joseph
t., .,D f which were
reunel .Doi" '' - et ,fc
store
of iSS, & sen was $14,000 insur
ofl.ealuey . ne of
ance about $10,000. x
Penneli s bw Yeakley
was aoouL
i SR IHHI.
great
. . .j. at ne B"
nre ui ,
isrj ut tBAH destroved
Z&ZSM which ost
was the Ju qqq jq it
813,000 ja-SSS-t- th
were .
, Banks at o
The drugs were
car
no insurance x--
SPd
ried across - .
house yar- 'fiZmniM.
J
The drug tre rQ
through tne -- a , ,
i ni
",.tT.i,TPaTnschadehad a uu
$Zht?aZ
Is 000 worth of goods. Jbe goo
Sre hurried out ate t r
tbe 3 great fin. C F. ffinkel wL
uuZ. - , . . i wm
large Biore in the rnn-nm.
room of the building with a stock
valued at W3th was hurried
out, some to the Lutheran parsonae
some to the palace at thcTaTt
f firen ftterment Insurance
' ?? 2a eecond try front
was the office of the Juniata Hirald
most of the type and fixtures and job
press were gotten out, the news
paper press went down with the
budding. Insurance expired.
On the second story, in the 8uit
of rooms, in the north west corner of
the building Dr. Lucien Banks had
nis medical office, social and bachelor
quarters. It was a valuable place to
him, but no estimate in money is put
upon it and trusting fn frrt i,
had no insurance on the contents of
me room. It was emptied of its
wuvcuva wiui as mucn care as
is
usuauy exercised on such
occa-
sions. -
In the basement of the huil.imo-
west side, there was a nice room oc
cupied by storekeeper John Etka.
ma stock was rushed out like the
stock of other fire stricken twrl
una ne nunseU so confused as to
- -i , i i i
values and insurance that he could
not aproximate to either. He was
a victim of the fire of August 23
1873.
Down on the vacant place on the
Belford lot, facing on Bridge street
J. H. Simons had leased a piece of
ground after the second great fire,
and built a confortable frame build
ing in which to carry on the harness
making business. He seemed to
comprehend the daDger from afar
for the writer saw him throw water
on the building when the fire was
raging away off in the Franciscus
hardware house. He seemed to
realize that unless his shop should
be well saturated with water the
time would come when it would be
the combustible connecting link to
extend the fire down Bridge street
and spread the conflagration no one
could tell where, but amidst the
confusion of the occasion a full sup
ply of water could not be turned on
it. The next best thing to do was to
remove the goods, which was done,
both house and goods were insured.
The building occupied such a con
necting link position that it was
pulled down piece by piece. The
Hook & Ladder Company of Patter
son lead off in the movement and
the building was torn down after the
manner employed to tear down the
post office. Insurance about 8600.
It was now half past 5 o'clock on
Saturday morning. The Hook &
Ladder Company had worked hard,
hundreds of other citizens had done
so, and now the last great effort was
to be made to stop the fire on the
corner, and keep the flames from
going down Bridge street, and
across the same thronghfare south
ward along Main street Men and
women fornieil a line along Bridge
street and had already begun to pass
water that was to wet adjoining
property to keep it from taking
fire. Men were on the rooves of
adjoining buildings with wet carpet
and buckets watching every spark
and every tongue of fire that would
lap out from the burning building.
It was a time of deep suspense which
was speedily relieved by the an
nouncement that the Henderson fire
company 25 strong with their steam
er had arrived from Lewistown. It
was so, tho brave boys came at a
quick step uj) Bridge street with
the hose carriage at 15 minutes to
( o'clock A M., and in 12 minutes
after, their chief Joseph Silhammer
had the satisfaction of seeing two
streams of water pass in on the ruins
of the Belford house. The engine
forced the water from the canal and
its enereretic pumping was heard by
people at Port RoyaL It is a spen-
lid macnine ana was nanaieu wiu
skill. A great deal of water was
thrown into the Belford building and
the fire was seemingly out but after
the Lewistown people went home it
burned all day long. Mr. Philips
Superintendent of the Lewistown
and Selinsgrove R. R., fnrnished the
cars to bring the Henderson compa
ny to this place. The sheriff of Mif
flin county was with the company,
and John Weiiner policeman well
known to this community was along
in an official capacity. The people
of Mifnintown are sincerely thankful!
to the people of Lewistown for their
kind manifestation of good will in
the hour of calamity, and thus closes
an other chapter of fiery calamity
that destroved thousands of dollars
worth of property and disarranged
business to the extent of thousands
more. no is me uenu iu u u.-
all this loss and trouble ? While the
c ric mrnne an tmrlisnman was
arrested on the street and put in
iail on tho snspiction of having set
firA tn the Kiauie. lUO imcm
imprisoment was made because of
some remark that he is reported to
have made after he was refused a
i.i,r,'rT at F'oormau's Hotel and at
the'Tennsylvania HotoL The pris
Anar Tim ned himself Samuel Olford.
He is an englishman apparently
ot RH Tears of aire and not bad
looking. He passed Friday night
up to the time of the fire, in Sample s
hotel in Patterssn. At 9 o'clock on
Mondav morning he was brought
before Justice Beidler, D. D. Stone
appeared as Olford's lawyer, District
Attorney lrwin, siaieu mi u
hat would warrent him
: i.ni.iinr the prisoned. Olford
was released from custody.
n Mondav morniDg it was reported
in one of the Ilarrisbarg papers, that
the Lewistown Fire Company had de
manded large num of money before it
u .Ha itm nirine to nlav on the
;n this nlaee. G. W. Smith, who
is Chief Burgess of this town says that
nn neh demand was made on him by
Lewistown people, or any other people
Whi he was informed that they were
ooming to help fight the fire he went
in the railroad to meet uem. "j
bad not come, and receiving no definite
information as to their coming he re
,r.wl tt the seeoe of the fire. He
.u thr nitirpns is thankful for
the kind and substantial token ol sym
tht the Lewistown Fire Com-
.n manifested br cominpto this place
Ut 8atnrday morning during the hours
, . the fire eaamitT.
.. - m wife of Mr. Ed
C MaMaehinist of the K, K.
Harrl8bnrg visited her sister
; Mn, Jo?. Martin Is week
SHORT LOCALS.
City salesmen with laro tmnV.
are plenty.
A number of citizens are off to
Gettysburg.
To cure ring worm rub with afresh
cut green walnut
Ladies' walking Shoes, at Heck's
Shoe Store for $L
Take your Batter and Eggs to
Heck's shoe store
Some one has predicted frost for
me otn nignt of September.
ixmgressman Atkinson is home
from his western pilgrimage.
A Q. A. R. Post has been institut
ed at Middleburg, Snyder Co., Pa.
Shoes for Everybody at Heck's, he
wiu uuce your Cutter and Eggs.
Xne Inompsontown dance is to
take place on the coming Thursday.
o , . ... . .. .
oomo one uas said, "tuat it is as
hard to be clean as it is to be good.
Mrs. Hawk, wife of Michael Hawk.
deceased, of Patterson has been quite
in.
Three hundred new houses have
been built in Altoona since last Jan
uary.
Frank Noble sold a house and lot
on W ater street, to A. B. Fasick for
8400.
It is estimated that there is coal
enough in Pennsylvania to last 300
years.
Chicken cholera is reported as pre
vailing in a number of adjoining
counties.
Highest Market price paid for
Butter aud Eggs at Heck's shoe store
in trade.
The heat last week was equal to
the most intense heat of earlier sum
mer days.
Superintendent Wellington Smith,
held a teachers examination in town
last Thursday.
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather
for sale at Heck's Shoe Store, on
Bridge Sireet
The Patterson Evangelical Sabbath
school will pic-nic in Lauver's gi
next Thursday.
iiugnes and iiackenuerger were
down to the sea with the Atlantic
city excursionists.
Go to McClintic's tin and stove
store for first rate pitch forks dung
forks and hay forks.
The pavement at the south west
corner of the Court House square
has been repaired.
The Happy Hollow Sabbath school
pic niced last Saturday in the grove
by the school house.
William Etka, will teach school at
Muddy Run the coming winter.
He is a good teacher.
Cyrus Morrison a citizen of Afri
can descent, long a resident of this
town is in poor health.
Several evenings last week tho
thermometer 6tood at SO degrees at
8 o'clock in the evening.
Up in the Yellowstone Park, where
President Arthur was last week, ice
an inch thick was formed.
Court week will give an opportuni
ty to such of our patrons as are in
arrears a chance to pay up.
The Lewistown Gazette is writing
about the wayward girls of that town.
It is 'Love's Labor Lost" "
Four thousand dollars worth of
Boots and Shoes for sale at Heck's
shoe store, just the place to buy.
The boy with a bunged eve walk-
eth about and thou knowest that he
and the festive bee have had a tilt.
Dr. Simpson who was once a can
didate for the Presidency of the
United States was in town last Thurs
day. Some one turpentined AL Hack-
enberger's dog last Wednesday even
ing. It was a hard through for the
do jr.
The place to buy vour Boots and
Shoes is at Heck's Shoe Store ; he
will sell to you cheap and treat you
ngnt.
Mrs. Akley wife of Benjamin Ak-
ley, sold her house and lot on Cher
ry street to Samuel Wilson lor
$800.
Quite a number of people from Ju
niata county, attended the Granger's
pic nic in Cumberland county, last
week.
Miss Kate Thomas, daughter of
Jacob Thomas, living m this town
has been sick with infianiation of the
bowels.
A good many" houses in neigh
boring counties have been robbed
recently. Have your shot guu near
at hand.
The class examined by the County
Superintendent last Thursday, in
this borough stood a first rate exam
ination. The Huntingdon Journal complains
of the unpleasant perfume that pre
vails in that town. It is pig stable
perfume.
Twin calves by a cow owned by
John Cunningham, in Patterson, at
tract considerable attention in that
community.
Xext Saturday the Union Sabbath
School of Mount Pleasant Walker
township, will hold a picnic in
Fowl s grove.
II you desire to purchase a farm
consult the advertisement of real
estate in this issue of the Serdind
and Republican.
Pulling teeth, with chloroform as
a pain soother will not be much in
dukred in, in this community for
some time to come.
A Fulton county man threshed
wheat that he raised on 40 acres of
crround and was astonished at the
yield of 1500 bushels.
The railroad train vote taker
thinks he feels the political pulse
when ho asks passengers who they
are for, for state officers.
The officers in charge of the enter
prise could not get things together
m such shape as to warrant them in
holding a state fair this falL
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cleck of Fer
nianagh township, bought a first rate
organ from Mr. Aiken, for their
daughter, S. Jennette Clock.
It will not be the Lancaster band.
but the orchestra of Graham and
Huds
nish i
ar Tfc
Hudson, of Newport that will fur
music and calls, for the dance
omrwmritown nevt Tnnri-v.
SHORT LOCALS.
MoOliatio keen for
ilea full line
of builder's hardware.
There were 90 conversions at the
Newton Hamilton Camp Meeting.
The volunteer fireman's Association
will meet at Bedford September 18
Bank's Co., druggists are building
a bnsiness place on the Bcllford lot.
Espensehade has opened his store in
the room above Hallobangh'a saloon.
Soarlet fever has broken out among
children in Union township Bedford Co.
Wm. Hawk killed a black snake 6
feet 8 inches long on the Scbweier farm
last week.
Robert Speedy is here in his native
place viciting friends. He is a citizen
of Tennessee.
The large dog that belonged to the
Franciscus hardware store perished in
the fire in the store.
Col Bell, sells the best clover-huller
in the world, consult him before
purchasing elsewhere
Mrs. YanOrmer, wife of Conduotor
Joseph YanOrmer, was in town I:
week, visiting friends.
Benjamin Wagner had a hemorrhage
last Friday, which prostrated him to
such a decree that he was confined to
bis room.
The jolly old fashioned apple-but
ter boilings will have to be dispen
sed with this fall for want of the
wherewith, 6iich as apples and cider.
Philo Pannabaker, (caught 19 bass
in the river last Friday, the lot weigh
ted 16ft pounds, a few days before that
he caught a bass that weighed 41
pounds.
There was a cake walk held at
Delaware Hill school house on Sat
urday evening for the purpose of
raising money to put a bell on the
building.
J. McDowell Sharie, of Chambers
burg. Pa., died from hemorrhage of
of the bowels at his home iu Cham-
bersbunr. last ihursday, he was
born in 1830.
A Huntingdon doctor ran a foot
race with a patient A large crowd
turned out to see the race. The dis
tance run was a mile. The doctor
won the race.
I will sell the still large stock of
women s and children s suppers on
hand, at greatly reduced prices.
ticorge . jiwks rhoe otore, on
Bridge Street.
Jefferson Mover, returns thanks to
the people, who manifested their 83 m1
pathetic regard during the time of the
great domestic affliction that camo up
on his peaceful household.
Remember that my Shoe Store
did not burn down and I will sell
you Boots and Shoes, as cheap as
ever, drop in and see for yourself at
G. W. Heck.
The Grangers had a large exhibi
tion in every way over in Cumber
land Valley last week, large in point
01 things on exhibition, and large in
point of numbers.
The new Fultzs wheat on the Kspen
scbade farm, has been yielding a bush
to a dozen sheaves and the new Ober
holtzer wheat has been yielding a bush
el to every 10 sheaves.
On the 30th inst, next Thursday,
a meeting of interested people will
take place at Mexico to determine
what shall be done with the old
grave yard at Mexico.
A number of farmers will not be
in a great hurry with their wheat
sowing this fall, fearing the work of
the fly, which is generally gotten in
upon the early sowing.
Lawyer Herr of Harrisburg has
been engaged to defend young Nutt
in court for having shot Dukes, the
slayer of his father, Herr is an able
lawyer and able speaker.
Dr. J. H. Shnmaker, formerly of
this county, but during the past few
years a citizen of Chambersburg, has
taken charge of an educational insti
tution at Blairtown, X. J.
As pleasant a time as any in tae
year to toko a trip to Cresson. the
top of the mountain range that in
tervenes between the Atlantic slope
and the great valley of the Missisip
pi, is during the month of Septem
ber.
Huntingdon Presbvtery will go
into the question of Orthodoxy on
the 4th day of September next at.
Lewistown. The preacher on trial
will be Rev. J. White, of Milrov,
Mifflin countv. '
Tobacco growers iu this vicinitv ;
have received such discourajrinijlv i
low prices, tuat tue weed will no
longer le cultivated. People on the
south side of tho vallev west of Port
Royal, still cling to its cultivation.
The Huntingdon Globe says : Tho
borough church services were pooi
ly attended on Sunday last owing to
the camp at ewton Hamilton , but
more than 10,000 people attended
the camp meeting on Sunday.
Some uisshap overtook the &au
nel Van Wert pack last week, for it
came back to this post office from
Spruce Hill, on Friday. Where the
Spruce Hill pack went to is not known
it is hoped however thr.t it reached
its destination.
A few evenings ago, CO Percheron
horses were watered at the railroad
station in the enrs. They had come
straight from New York, at which
place they had been landed from
Lngland, and were on their way to
Bloomington Illinois.
By the new judicial apportionment
act Cambria county is to have a
judge, and already the liquor men
are organizing to secure the election
of a judge who will be le6s severe on
the liquor selling bnsiness than was
the judge that recently sat in Cam
bria.
One of the editors of the Lewis
town Uazette lias bought himself a
bicycle, which the other Lewistown
papers discouragingly remark, was,
or is for the purpose of breaking his
neck. It is hoped that no such pur
pose is entertained by the editor.
The Tribune of last week says :
Mrs. Priscilla Meloy, wife of William
Meloy, of Turbett township, died on
Friday night the 17th inst She
died of blood poisoning from a dis
eased toe, which was amputated a
few days previous to hfr death.
Her maiden name was Kepner, and
she was a sister of Rev Daniel Kep
ner, of Delaware township. 60 years
9 months and 2fi days was her life's
limit.
Cleanliness and purity make Parker's
Hair Balsam the favorite for restoring the
yanthful color to gray hair.
COMMERCIAL,.
lnrrLrNTowN baskets.
MirrusTowa, August 29, 1883.
Batter ...
Ere
Lard
Ham .....
Shoulder ,
Sides....,
Bags
15
18
15
17
12
12
I
MIFFLIN TOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weekly.
Quotations roa To-dat.
Wednesday, August 29, 1883.
Wheat, Red 103
Wheat, White 98
Corn,
Oats, 30
Rye 6-5
New Cloverseed 6.00
Timothy seed 150
Flax seed I 40
Chop , 1 60
Shorts 1 -5
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Wheat, $1.16 to 1.18. For October $1.19
was offered. Oats, 35 to 37c.
Cattle, old cows, 2! to 3cts per pound.
Steer. 6 to 6.40. 5 to !. Sheep 2! to
3.65.
Butter 16 to 23.
Timothy seed $1.90 per bush.
F. ESPENSCIIADE,
AT THE
CENTRAL STORE
BRIDGE STREET.
2xn Door West of 0n Fellow Hall,
Mifflintown, Pa.,
Calls the attention of the pnblio to the
following facts :
Fair Prices Our Leader 1 The
Best Goods Our Pride !
One Price Our Style I Cash or
Exchange Our Terms I
Small Profits and Quick Sales Our
Motto !
Our leading Specialties are
FRESH GOODS EVERY
WEEK
IN
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES, BOOTS
AN'D SHOES, for Men, Women and
Children, Queenswarc, Glassware,
Wood and Willow-ware, Oil Cloths,
and every article usually found in first
class stores.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in
exchange for goods at highest market
price.
Thankful to tho public for their
heretofore liberal patronage, I request
their oontinued custom ; and ask per
sons from all parts of the county, when
in Mifflin to call and see my stock of
goods.
F. ESPESSCIIADE.
S-pt. 7, 1881.
KENNEDY & DOTY,
(Successors to Buyers & Kennedy,)
DEALERS IN
CrRAIX,
CO A I,
m 3i in: it
CEMENT,
Calcined Plaster, Land. Plaster.
SEEDS, SALT. kC.
We buy Grain, to bu "Ii-livcr.'J m Mi III in
town. Port Royal, or Mexico.
AVe are prepared to turnish Salt to dealers
at reasonable rates.
KENNEDY &. DOTY.
April ai.W-Mf
DR, JOHN BULL'S
Siiili'sTfliiicSyruP
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER and AGUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER,
AND JUL MALXRIIL DISEASES. ,
The proprietor of thia celebrated medi
cine jmtlj claims for it a luperionty orer
all remedies tttt offered to the pnblio for
the 8AFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER
MANENT ours of Ague and Fever, or Chill
and Ferer, whether of ihort or long itand
ing. Ha re fart to the entire Western aad
Southern country to bear him teetimouy te
the truth of the assertion that ia ease
whatever will it fail to euro if the direc
tions are strictly followed and earned out
Ia a great many cases a single dose haa
been sufficient tor a cure, and whole fami
lies havo been eared by a single bottle, with
a perfect restoration of ths general health.
It is, however, prudent, and in every ease
more certain to cure, if its use is continued
in smaller doses for a week or two after the
disease has been checked, more especially
in difficult and long-standing case. Usu
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to keep the bowels in good order. Should
the patient, however, require a eathartie
medicine, after having taken three or four
doses of the Tonic, a single dose of BULL'S
VEGETABLE FAJDLY FILLS will be suf
ficient. BULL'S 8AB8APASLXXA is ths old and
reliable remedy for impurities of the blood
and Scrofulous affections the King of
Blood Purifiers.
DR. JOHH BULL'S VEGETABLE W0KM
DESTSOYEE is prepared in the form of
eandy drops, attractive to the sight aad
pleasant to the taste.
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BULL'S WORM DESTROYER,
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rlsrlpsl Oflr. m BUls k, LflTnXK,
New Advertisement.
nnVOTTjTTI fjnTirand women know ere
UUllulIUlIl Ittlulthis that of the many
diseases and derangements or the Doay
each a separate cause or origin, and that
each needs a different method of treatment
in order to effect a cure, ana a moment s
r..twtin must convince that any ol the
quack nostrums foisted upon the public
claiming to cure all 01 a uumuur ui uuuu
etricly different diseases must prove fail
ures, even if we do not call them hum
bugs. TjfinTJ TJrflTJT Vmi Pople l moderate
rUUU iLUluLmeans, and even people
well to do or wealthy find that the eaor-
moa charges or practising puysiciaua
. .omi. kimUn tn thpm. and also find that
after paying themselves poor that no bene
fit has accrued w inem, inai m
iw, ihoir mnnev ivtv. To over
come these evils we offer HWtr'a Ab.
Sare Rtmtiia t the sick and sunenng oae
Rtmed) for each disease, without for a
moment claiming that one remedy will cure
any other disease than me one cuuwcu
: .,! ihM. mhuHm Tiavft stood the
lest of years without a single failure, we
agree te refund the money paid in every
instance where a cure is not positively ef
fected. The remedies are entirely vegeta
ble, can do no harm, and will positively
cure everv disease for which tby are In
scribed.
BHEUMATISM,
Gout, Lameness of
Joints. Sciatica and
V.n..!i. .m Mili.vw1 mt Anin and nositlVelV
cured by the use or Wheeler's No. 96 Rheu
matism Remedy. We say boldly that in the
worst ol esses or no matter now ion? siana
Ihnnr Mnnm nr hnw nainful. We can not
only give reliel but positively care lor all
A n tl,i. n will IWlflitiVelV
rotund th nmnev oaid for the treatment.
UUlDt f AUJK W !W ..11- . .-. J
and if your sufferings are not positively
stoppea tor an time you nsvc iusvu
your money away as yon would on any oth
er than these guaranteed remedies. The
price or Wheeler's No. 96 Kheumatism
Remedy is only 50 cents, obtained from
druggists or sent Iree by nuilon receipt or
price. Stamps taken.
SmTEWNS WOttr-ed-
laity
by
nature with a pretty face, beautiful figure,
taiiltless complexion, as well as the sweet
est or tempers and faultless mental quail-
ties grows prematurely old, grav and wrink
led, her form loses its perfect contour, tue
complexion becomes sallow, the brightness
leaves the eye, a teeling ol languor taxes
the place of the once buoyant spirits, au
irritable nervous fractiousness makes life a
burden, things that once were trirtes worry
her till lire becomes unbearable. All this
being caused by a physical derangements
so common to woman, wnicn tne inmate
modesty or feminine nature prevents their
making known, and of which the ignoranct
of the medical profession prevents a cure.
Ladu Reader, eamt and consider, 'tis a du
ty yon owe yourseir, your family and your
God, that you should cure yourself of
these troubles and once more feci the glow
or perfect health and spirits that nature
intended for ton. II heeler's AO. 'Jo 1'rt
seriptioni are pleasant and palatable to tako
containing nothing of an injurious nature,
and may be taken bv all ages at all times
and in all condition without votsiblity of ill
effects, aud will positively cure any of the
peculiar diseases to which females are sub
ject. Failing to produce a perfect cure
the proprietors will refund the money paid
for the treatment. If you hare a siral-
lov complexion, constant or intermittant
headaches, backache restlessness, loss of
appetite, supjiressions or monthly How, or
irregularities thereof accompanied by head
aches, nervousness, hysterics and similar
symptons, Wheeler's Ao. li Prescription
"B" will positively restore you to health,
ir you have a sensation or beat aud throb
bing in the back, trcqnently fainting spells,
Leucorrbea or white discharge, painful or
scalding sensation in uriniting, reddish or
white deposit in uriae, hot and dry skin.
Wheeler's So. i Prescription "C' will
give immediate and lasting relief. The price
of Wheeler's Xo. 90 Pcrseription "B" and
"Care 50 cents each, obtainable from
druggists or sent by mail secure from ob
servation post paid on receipt of price.
Postage stamps taken.
pirnippTT It H nedless todescril.e the
Uiililllilu.syiiiptiins ol this nauseous di
sease that is supping the life and strength
ol only too many ol the fairest and best of
both sexes, old and young, suffering alike
from the poisonous dripping in the throat,
the poisonous nasal discharges, the fetid
breath and general weakness, debility and
languor, aside from the acute sufferings of
this disease, which if not checked can only
end in lots of palaff, hoarseness, veakneil
sizht, loti of memory, deafness and pre
mature Htath if not checked before it is too
late. Labor, stndy and research in Ameri
ca, Eiirope and Eastern lands have result
ed in Wheeler's A"o. ! lnita,tt Rdief ami
Shu Curt for Catarrh, a remedy which
contains no harmful ingredients, and that
is guaranteed to cure every case of acute
r chronic catarrh or money refunded.
Wheeler's Au. ' Instant Relief and Sure
Cnrefor Catarrh will cure every case of
cat.trrh, hay lever or asthma, price $1.00
per package, from druggists or sjnt by
mail post paid on receipt of price.
Wheeler's Xo. !". Sure cure for Kidney
and Liter Troubles cures all weakness and
soreness ol kidney, inflammation of kidney
or liver, price $1.00.
Wheel, r's Vegetable Pills are the only
remedy that cure consumption, giving nat
ural action of the bowels without pliysicing,
purging, griping or pain. Price ij" cents,
of druggists or by mail.
Wheeler's Serrine Tonic lor mental de
pression, loss of manhood, languor, we tk
nes or over taxation or the brain is in
valuable, price li cents.
WP UTTAU H VTrrCures in every case
W Jj UUMAJ lllijor will refund nfoney
paid. Ve place our price lor tlie reme
dies at less than one-twentieth of the price
asked by others Tor remedies upon which
yon take all the charges, and ire specially
inrife the patronage or the many person
who have tried other remedies without ef
fect or dep'eted their purses by paying
dot-tor bills that benefitted tbem not.
HOW TO 0BTAi:eregS
anil ask for them. If they have not got
them, write at once to the proprietors, en
closing the price in money or stamps, and
Ihpy will be sent yon at once by mail, post
paid. Correspondence solicited. Ad
dress plainly. L. WJJKELER & CO.,
No. ! W. Baltimore St.
BALTIMORE, MD.
wha srtln?crsn)dln
Growing Crops
che?l aid siicerssfvll;
should wrHe ss for car pamphtgt en pwrs
lertiljtrs. i-n g-rtrrtilirtrfntwaji.
It hofnf or sbwrt 51? r? C3!wsr
with POWELL S PtiCPlweO CHEMICSls'.
RcfwweesiwE-f7S3t. Birnntn'D wanted
torunocciimetHfrTTtonr. fs!,witrpW:cs.
BROWK CHEMICAL CO.
Powfll's TijHTop Bone frrtiiirpr.
Bbtx. Potash. amonia. ae.
IS LtfiHT 5 TWFET. BUlTIHPgE. WO.
KEXXEDV tk DOTY, Agents,
M irrLiBTOws, Pa.
june 20-83.
NEW MILLINKHT STORE
I would inform the public that I will open
a new millinery store at my place of res
idence on Water-street, MiUlintown, second
door from corner of Bridge street, on Sat
urday May 6tb. Having just returned from
the city with a full stock, of spring, and
summer, millinery goods, all new, and
of the latest styles, and having employed
first class milliners, I am prepared to sup
ply the public with everything found in a first
class milliner store, come and examine my
stock. I consider it no trouble to show
goods. MRS. DKIHL.
MiT 2-C3.1.T.
Subscribe for the Sentinel and Republican
th bout nwtpsrr in the comity.
FARMERS
M1SCELLA .YEO I S
D. W. BARLEY'S
It the place where jon ean bay
THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' &
BATS, CJPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
HE is prepared to exhibit one of the most
Ibis maraet, ana ai .aa i v.iai.itiii -v " .
Also, measures taken for suite and parte of suits, which will be made to orde
at short notice, very reasonable.
Rpmcmner the nlaee. in Hoffman's
Water streets, MIFFLINTOWN, FA.
SAM'L STRAYER
Ilas'oonstantly on band full variety of
MEW & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOESALL SIZES,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. Goods of all kinds are low. Come and see me
and be astonished. Pants at li ceats. K7 SUITS MADE TO OKDER.jj
Patterson, Pa., April 16, 1879.
The- Best is The Cheapest I
THE ZIMMERMAN EVAPORATOR IS THE
MLT ONE
Made of Galvanized Iron.
It is Portable, Durable, Absolutely
Fire-Proof, Economical and will cure
Fruit aud Vegetables in less time and
with less fuel than any Dryer in the
Market.
It will pay lor itself in less than 30
days, ir properly attended. Its pro
ducts are unsurpassed as to quality
or color, and are in great demand at
high prices.
ull instructions how to dry, bleach
pack and market the products, ac
company each machine.
Fob sale bv
M Al'Itlt'E LEO.V4RD.
Oakland Mills,
Jcxiata Co., Pa
Professional Cards.
Lous E. Atkixsox.
eo. Jacobs, Ji
atkixsox & j icons,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
M1FFLIXTOWN, PA.
OCollecting and Conveyancing prompt- ;
ly attended to. i
rricE On Main street, in place of resi- j
dccc of Louis E. Atkinson, Esq., south of
Bridge street. Octti,
jJASON IK WIN,
i ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, j
' MFFLIXTOWX, JCXUT.i CO., PJ. I
Lt All business promptly attended to.
Orricr On Bridge street, opposite the
Court House square. an7, '80-ly
JACOB BEIDLER,
ATTORNET-AT LAW,
MIFKLINTOWN, PA.
KCollections attended to Dromntlv. I
Or ncE With A. J Patterson EjW, od
Bridge street. Feb 25, '80
THOMAS A. ELDER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
MIFFLIXTOWX, P.1.
Office hours from 9 a. a. to 3 r. if.. Of
fice m his residence, on Third street, op
posite Methodist parsonage. oct!-tt
M. CRAWFORD, M. D.,
Hu resumed actively the practice of
Medicine and Surgery and their collateral
branches. Oflice at the old corner of Third
and Orange streets, Milltintown, Pa.
March 23, 1876
J M. JJKAZEE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Jlcultmiiij Juniata Co., Pa.
Orrict formerly occupied by Dr.Sterrctt.
Professional business promptly attended to
at all hours.
Jons ViLai rhlis. Joskph W. Ptimhil
MCX.1 GIILIX ti. ST11.11 tl.,
INSUEANCE AGENTS,
PORT ROYJL, JUXItTJ CO., PJ.
LtOnly reliable Companies represented.
Dec. 8, 187J-ly
riLLIAM BELL.
AGENT AND DEALER IN
Farmers and Mechanics Machinery.
Mifllintown, Juniata County, Pa.
Oiriee on Bridge street opposite South
side of Court Uouse.
Nov. 8. 1882.
IT LEADS ALL
No other blood-purifying medicine is made,
or has ever bcn preparoiL whu-h so coid
plelely mfM tho miiu of pbysicians aud
the general public as
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
It leads the Iiat as a traly seiratifie propar-
Cnnnnil "SI tnius of Serofala sboat yoa.
oLKUrULA Arra s Sabsamrilla will
tion lor all Diool aiseasrs. 11 iaer it iur-
duiolge u and espel it from your system.
for constitutional or scrofulous Catarrh,
PsTsnnu A via Sarsapabilla is the
LAI AKKrl true wwl'. U has eurwt
nauiberleas easns. It will stop ths nanmoua
catarrhal discharges, and rnxYQ th sicken,
ing ortor of the breath, which are isdicationa
ol serof alou origin.
IllPCPniW -Htts.lVa,-pC18M.
WLuCnUUO "At the age of two yean one of
Cnnrs my children was terribly aiDictrd
wunw with ulcerous running sorea on Ha
face and neck. At the saine time its eye
were swnlVn, murh inttuueti, and very sore.
OnOC CVCO ihTk'ianstoidasthatapow
OUnC LlU erfulalteratiremedicuiemiHt
be iuplo(d. They united in recommending
Atkb's Saksafarilla. A few dnees pro
duced a peroptibie uxiprorement, wnich. by
an adherence to yur directions, was eontin
ned to a complete and permanent cure. No
eridenee has since appeared of the eawteaee
of any scrofulous teudencies; and bw treaU
tnent of any disorder was erer attended by
Btoro prompt or effectual results.
fours traly, B. f. JOKSS09.'
razrABES bv
Dr. J.C. Ay er & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists; II, six bottles tat S3.
No paper in the Juniata Valley publishes
as large a quantity of reading matter as the
Sentinel aud Republican. It ia above al
others ths paper for thi general reader.
The Stntxnel and Republican office ia the
flr t which to have sale bills printed.
.1DVERT1SEMEATS.
BOYS' CLOTHING
JIND FURNISHING GOODS.
choice and select stocks ever offered li
New Building, corner of Bridee and
Jn- L 1879-tf
SAMUEL STRATEK.
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CLEVELAHO, OHIO.
Ton Si.r r.x t-rri .:;:sc
Special A'ohce.
A Great Cause of Human Misery
Ia the ltO of
How Lot, How lt?tor(-l.
Just published, a new e!:;i"jn of VR.
CULVERWELL'S CELEBRATED ESSAY
on the radical curt of Seta it .sun t i or
Seminal Weaknes, Involuntary S-'SMna':
Losses, IapoTEscT, Sloniai S'.'i I Liys: -li
Incapacity, Irnpedifuents to .Mar: ;:::, ytc. ;
also, Coje-icuprios, Epilkpt aid Fnv in.
dueed by se'.t-indnlgenoe or sejul ext'-ar-agance,
etc.
Iho celwhrated author, in this itaiirKi
Essay, clearly demunstrates, fror;i a 'iiirty
years' successful practice, that th' !!n
ing consequences of self-abuse m.iy be r '.d
ically cured ; pointing out a mode of cure
at once simple, certain, and effectual, by
means of which every sufferer, no mattet
what his condition may be, may cure him
self cheaply, privately, and radically.
dTThis Lecture shonld be in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address, post-paid, on receipt of six
cents, or two postage stamps'. Address
THE CULTEBT EI.L MEDICAL C0
4 1 Aon S t.. New York, N. Y. ;
nnelS-ly To t-OSce Box 130.
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