SKMT1NEL& REPUBLICAN
MlPPLtNTOWN :
m
TERMS.
Subscription, $1.50 per annum if M
Transient dwti.enienU lasarted srf SO
cent, per Inch for each iasertioa.
Transient business notice in local col
n, 10 rata per line for each msertloa.
to
ear.
Eepublican Committee Meeting.
A meeting ol the Republican Committee
will be held in the Orphans' Court Room
u Saturday, Sept. 22, 1883. at 2 o'clock p!
m. A full attendance is earnestly request-J-
WM. HEBTZLKR,
Chairmn.
James lawn, Smrtlary.
SHORT LOCALS.
I'owcward go the eel.
What large ears, corn ears.
Tbe nw postal notes are handy.
The frost was bard on the late corn.
The '-wind mill" agent gocth about
The fashionable color rs a sickly
green. 3
There are a 4-fe
w stray hogs" in
town.
Granger are
county.
Re-union at
Thursday.
organizing in this
MAIlistervillo on
Espenchade hai received a lot of
new goods.
Franklin county rejoices in a lar"e
jiotato crop. "
Take your Batter and Eggs to
Ileck's shoe btoi-e
Bechtel's tannery, at Newport, is
to be enlarged.
Ladies walking Shoes, at Heck's
Shoe Store for
Poop!e will vot on the engine
question m -overuoer.
The new l0'-truater at Acadewia
is liollaua H. Drown
Toiiiiiioefi. it is HaitL are good to
remove liver complaint.
McCuntic keeps for sale a Sail line
of builder's hardware.
There are not so many cases of
malaria this season.
Colored Odd Fellows "have 42
lodges in Pennsylvania.
Railroad rs are getting-ieady for
the October inspection.
A Fa'iou comity mau beat his
wife with the family Bible.
Millai-d McDonald is enlarging his
dwelling place at East yoint
vVax-tex. A boy to learn the print
ing trad,-. Gall at this office.
She.
will tu
s for Everybody at Heck's, he
o yo-,ir Butter and Eggs.
It i u iiti ! too warm in Ohio wLen
th-y call each othrr you're-another.
A event l:d of real estate charge
Laud.-; everv vear in Franklin coun-
A rattle snake 6ii feet long was
killed in Perry county some days
go.
A uiiibvr of naval cadets have
been dismissed the service for liaz
ing.
Ue.if the imlispeitibla tilings is a cook
stove, -go to McC'lmtkr'e and buy a cook
stove
The fire engine question is still
one of the upper laodt questions in
town.
Highept Market price paid for
Butter and Eggs at Heck's shoe store
in trade
' I Lave a sole for pot-try," is what
the editor 6aid when he kicked the
poet out.
The 'Knights of the Mystic Chain
held tLelr annual -session at Colum
bia last week.
Oak and Hoialock Sole Leather
for sale at Hock's Shoe Store, on
Bridge sStreet
A Perry couuty tnao named Howe,
is doroPBticatiog partrigea on his farm
ia Buff sin twp.,
McrcLaut PecntilexpacU to build a
store room for himself on a portion of
the Yeakiev lot.
It is haid tluit thre are eight hun
dred thousand freight cars in the
United States.
with eon
Splenic: fever is raging
si leruble violence anion-
cattle iu
Lanca ster county.
Mrs. JuccA-s and daughter of Lew
ihtown :ir Jttpected home from
Europe this witik.
The new etyfe-d shoe has.a low heel
and a brosd toe, -but the pointed shoes
.iiiust be woren ott.
Mr. Duucan was couielled to ad
journ his i hn:,i last rridar on ac
fmit of a severe fold.
Cleanliness and piy "" V"'1
Hair Balsam the lavorrfe for resWcinc the
yairthful color to gray fcair.
Go to MeClintics iiu and stove
store for first-rate pitch forks dung
forks iind hay forks.
The siew Lutheran eLurch, t Liy
erpool. Perry county, will be alodi
cattd on the 30th inst
.BloHl-toKl is tb. suggortiveaama of
ten giron to Ayer'a Sarsapwifl. "
of its bload-friching qualities.
Thelat onrt in lEffl&i fg
. .. ir nnnAra to tae
jravo tue unarm c
... ,;,Tifirv.
tatDe efii.u- . . .rs call on
n. uv'n Lf,v8 in Jliuiow, "-t
nice Lofe'S and oatlje, for sai r
F-ar tbousand dollars
. , yrorir a
J.uu: null 'uu.. - -- l i
1 I -1. ...... t. tV 01 H Bb 1
L.e stor.-, just the ple to buy.
'iraWin
A i una is uoiuf, . tne
couufy to erect a .monnmen to the
a 1
lueiaorv
of the soldiers oi
JL,ylr , to buy -rem ,
JJOOtS Uliu
OMOe Id Ui lies." . . .. ,.n,i
cr i Tjn. I- a
will sell to vou cbeap a - i
ligLt.
ibi offic. was fortunate e.io"
jo i
to j
TW T i- ...
vZuZrr: LaIf of the
ZIT J T Merchant Pennell
bdonThelor DW to
r IT enpIDA ft iron tu .
I , - "cio uumeroua
Ust week, and each agent had the
ST.tr,S,e ... dlcl " best to out-
urn uiuer ieuow.
There was sufficient rain last Wed
"J-- mellow the plowed
ueai Bowing was done
with great satisfaction.
McClure could not stand Govern
or Pattison s peculiar reform meas
urea, and now all the Pattison crowd
are kicking at McQure.
The Reno, farm near town, was
bid up to 110 per acre, last Wednes
dayat pubhc sale,but it was held
'r oia oi jfl4o an
. acre.
Brac Alexander has a six footed
i j rJ, ""mal is several months
oiu. axe owner will Aliii.;t
the
wonderful animal at the fair.
Grant Fink, Win. M. Smith, J. B.
Stine, Walter Stewart, and Wilber
Schweier, all from this place, are stu
dents at Airy View Academy.
Rev. Reiser, a Pottsville preacher,
settled a breach of promise and so
forth suit, with a Miss Miller, for
one thousand dollars, last week.
The circus swindler was here some
days ago, nnd engaged ground for
the show, and other things, but he
made no money out of the effort.
I will sell the still large stock of
women's and children's slippers on
baud, at greatly reduced prices.
George W. Heck's Shoe Store on
Bridge Street.
A certain Mary A. Bowan by her
next friend Geo. X. Corson has
brought suit iu the court of Mont
gomery county against Charles Clark
for bewitching her.
. family want, I wonder how we ever
got along without Farter's Ginger Tonic.
It cured me of nervous prostration, and I
hare used it since for all sorts coiuplsints
in our family. Mrs. Jises Alabama.
Next Saturday, a soldiers' bean
soup pic nic will Im! held m Staiu-
baugh's woods, near Greeu Park,
Perry county. Remember the date,
September the 22nd.
Rev. David Beal and daughter de
parted from among their friends in
Patterson for Johnstown Cambria Co.,
the new field of labor of Mr. Bcale
last Saturday afternoon.
There ie more strength restoring power
in a bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic tbau
in a baahel of malt or a gallon of milk.
This explains why invalids find it such a
wonderful inrigorant for mind and bodr.
A man named Mover, from the vi
cinity of Selinsgrove, Snyder county,
was in this neighborhood last week
looking at farm land, with the ob
ject of buying a place for a son.
Remember that my Shoo Store
did not burn down and I will sell
you Uoots and Shoes, as cheap as
ever, drop in and sec f.ir yourself at
G. W. Heck.
Try Ayer'a Pills and be cured. Misery
is a mild word to describe the mischief to
body and mind caused by hibitual con
sumption. Tliu regular ne of Ayor's
Cathartic Pills in mild doss will restore
the tarpid viscera to healthy action.
William Uickenbaugb sold Y.s farm
io Fermanagh township to He try Mov
er, of Salem, Snyder county, for $9,
000. Itiokeubauirb bought tbe farm
last spring from Jonas ltetio for $7,
800. Bruce Alexander has Wen to Vir
ginia over lauiL that is W Lis o :i
conveyance and the thing that he
brags about is the endumuce of the
Juniata horses that carried him there
and back.
Last Friday while Philo Paunabaker
was fishing in tbe river be notiocd a
lar?e tuitle in tbe (-hallow water. He
Lauetied to the place aud captured it.
Tbe weight of the turtle was 14 pounds
It was a snapper.
"What are you going to do when
you grow up if you don't .know how
to cipher?" abked a teacher of a slow
bov. 'Tin goin to be asehool teach
er "and make the boys do the cipher
ing," was the reply.
An Indian girl, from Carlisle school,
sojourned in tbe family of John Pat
terson, at Peru Mills, daring vacation,
and passed a day with tbi family of 1).
D. Stone, in thin place. Mrs. "Stone is
.a daughter of Mr. John Patterson.
An exchange says, at a cost of 7 o
cents forwarded to the War Depart
ment at Washington, any soldier
who has lost "lii discharge papers
can obtain new ones at the cost of
lir affidavits froiu those knowing
jof tf"01-
j
the j
tPotter county Journal Jf
Tjyislature remains in session liiucn
. i
i.7,r. nr the exiieuss of S3.0ti a
dav, it will probably le found neces-
I Jl. r-,tn in f.l'il udou the
ZLZ vnt for some of tho i
surplus revenues.
The New York Sun got towa, nauie, j
ad people beautifully mixed, wben it j
stated that tbe Mifflintown re com-
f- ,n r went to
Lewistown to obicu
ereat fire, and that the Lewmtown peo
ple wanted to charge tbe firemen toll
oo tbe river bridge.
Eight dolhtfe per mouth frow this
out to the endf her life, in M
Mary JL i'lu-kiier of .Spruce Hill
two . this countv receives as mother e
pension from the Generf go
ment Sle also m receipt of 3J,0.8
arrears mother's pension.
E. W. PL Kreider offers a valuable
lrt at East Point for sale, DonnJ"
on the nortii ly ,";l'Jr , . 1
Z the h fcy an aUev, on the west
ii. l-.rlot OI D-
ti il
I by lot of K. S. 1'ai ker. r or piu
raeallonT.S-Kreider.
ledger .remarks,
ttcfiaencs, ani a
Rl)it OI1 han.L wil
r ir am ton Jiauu, win - e.-
.0.llal .ursistinaUotving prop-
BUi v' r ' , , il,- Jnnrd
n l.'TI VH I 11
ltV "c'"
dangerous condition! See
cur.
rt8 sav tbe courts
that 'callathuiupian
nee aud liartiea en-
Tho Eveiw l
decreed
bands'
are a iruiflkiMM i
nas ai thftyiisli practice are j
rra-'eu iu - . , tha law.
liablo to be I'i-aruinjT nnd
ix. .1 ihroii'df lhcnienes ;
The right hand of Mr. Solomon
Books did not lose its ennt.ii; j by
long employment in handling letters
and papers in the post office of Un
cle Sam, but it is as skillful as ever
and is employed in the Mammoth
Furniture store of John S. Graybill
in the Palace.
A horse dealer named Barny irom
Lock Haven, struck a bargain for a
large mare with a man named Bryner
from Tuscarora Valley, last Thurs
day morning, at the intersection of
Bridge and Main streets. Bryner
sat on the mare and Barny sat iu a
buggy while they bargained. "
A horse owned by J. B. Wilson,
slipped the bridle from his head at a
hitching post on Bridge street and
then started on a run for the country
but in going out Washington street
he animal fell aud was bo severely
hurt in the knm 3 of the front legs
that it was easily captured and eas
ily managed.
Some parties at Lewistowo own a
running horse, that was brought there
from Virginia. It was arranged to
have a running race, with two other
horses, last Saturday. A rider was
imported from Lancaster to rids tbe
Virginia horse, but when he saw tbe
animal he would not ride him for fear
that be oould not manage him.
On Saturday, somewhere iu the vi
cinity of Anderson Station, a freight
train, westward bound, ran into anoth
er train goingin the same direction.
Tbe result was, that ears were wrecked
and broken and thrown against a freight
train that was going eastward. Travel
and freight transportation was suspend
ed for ibo period of three hours by this
wreck. j
William A. Morrison, of German -
town. Perry county, found a b; es'
nest, hanging on the limb of a small
black oak tree in the woods, on the
1st of Septemler His so:i climbed
the tree and cut off thecomas ijf'.t
in number nnd lowered iimm t t.ie
ground. They filled nearly a ha f i'un MilHm Distributing train, near Bix
bitslu-l. The Im'oh with their qiir-en j K-r'a Station, beiow Lewistown. It is
were hived. j believed that a sharp flange on a 'pouy
DO NOT FOKGET. ' wheel" climbed tb rail and threw the
. , . , , ., . , . , I cnina off the track. Tbe engine was
Do not forget that at Hess s Pho- ttridewi r a0J sboved
tographCrtillery you can get any aiong for a aistulice of ,bout . bun.
small picture enlarged for ? cents....," San!. an obstruction caused
......... 1.1.v: . ...l.. . ...
Also anything that is made iu Pho -
tography, you can get hero done up,
:.. i tit ti... i., i .i
.... . g. i .-, , .
Biyie pictures, kuuu s vuiun. uiu.u-
,J , , , T , .
ets, Promenade, Pannel Boudoir,
, r.
A Docks county paper says, List;
April James Kotbermel started from
Jackson county, Iowa, to h) hoiu
in Bucks countv. His tictet
stolen and he was put o'ff :
about 100 miles from ChiCL
started to walk home and
U2 in the Venaugo count
a mental wreck. Ueciv. r
-::?ht
ionse
under
careful treatment ht cuiiiioitiicated
with his father a few d-n s a-'o and
was t.iktu home.
T be lower edge, of the right pant
leg of John Jacobs, was rauzht by
a shaft that revolved at the rate of
600 i evolutions in a 'Jitnute, last Fri
day, in McOshau's saw mill, in Ferman
agh twp., Jacobs ws thrown to tho
ground and severelv hurt. If the
pants had been of strong material the
tnaa would have been killed. But the
goods of the pants was not strong and
tbe trouser leg wax pulled off with iut
serious injury to Jacobs.
Some explosive company have
be-ii sin prising the natives, by Mow
ing large stumps out of ground
on tho f.irm of W. A. Sponsler. Esq.,
in Terr- county. Whon Mr. Spons
1 oii.ips to Jtuiiafcx, he may csjx-et
Hmt th i h- etiiren in the legul pro
! s4'r wi'l want particulars, and all
of the numerous farmer friends that
meet him will w;int to know some
thing, as to how stumps that are 4
foot in diameter csn be blown out of
ground iu one explosion.
When Vjii. Etka opened school in
Muddy Run school-house on Mond iy
a week. The Muddy Bun ghost
gave u groan or two as a reminder
of its presence. On Tuesday it was
bolder. On Wednesday, Etka had a
citizen or two iu there as a witness
of what lie proposed to do, but he
was a little to quick when the first
sound was heard, and the ghost fear
ing an exposure whi:h was about to
take place liecame silent and has not
since been delivering prones.
Philipsburg and Clearfield towns
were taken in by a man who apiiear
ed there as the fore-rutiEc-r of a cir
cus. He contracted iu both places,
for grouud, bill-boards, o.-i-s. corn,
etc., to be paid for on kIioiv day. At
Clearfield town he made liiriiselujmU)
prominciit, by his onler of m :ny
things for tke show, and wound up
by going to the National bank uud
havinir a certified check f s'.IO asii-
cd. The check turneil out h
check raised from a 5'J che.:k.
Trouble iu the choir is something
that three in eve,7
1 tions exix-rience. but Evansvilie, In
diana has the luotut sensationid clioir
trouble in one of it churches. All
the t hoirs in the town are excited,
au the church going people are exci-
;ted and all the outsiders are J;uign-
ing. and it :ill grew out of the fact,
that one gentleitiau inger beliwed
tliat he saw another gentleman sia--er
winking at his wife and immediate
ly after the serviee6 knocked the f
fiasder down. ,
The lihloiiilifcld Advocate of Si;h-temL-er
12th mentions tw 'alls. :s
follows : On Wednesday or l i; t wk. j fence back of the building was mark
while William Thornton. Jr . of Lau- Ud as if two or three persona hid
disburg, was running. mt of SJ.iniian's jelimbed over it, or, one person
Hotel to see Candid! iUrl ' new i climbed over it two or three times.
lshepher - 1 dog. he sturu.itd uud fell, !
iniurir.g his left eye and breaking Ins ,
left arm. " Air. Samuel !
II. Lightuer, of Tyrone township. ;
one 1 ty lat week, t ripeJ and fell
on the edtre of a croek which she
was carrviajr. and severelv injured !
her loft Bide. and his elei k who were iu bed up
. . , , 5 stairs. They hastened down stairs,
A Grange eouioidence took place .tij tue iyeve8 fled,
the Lutheran paraonage the other day I
by two oouple appearing there at cue
and tbe fame time to be married. It
is not often that initter has suob
an experience llev. Mr. Berry was i
,qual to the nocaaion, and realitiog
tljat delay at suoh a tima ie not to be
ttoght of, if it oan be avoided, had Ike
four pvople stand up at cna and the i
fame tiur. ana witn one oereuiouy, aua .
.n t of ijueitious using tbe plutal j
ne mamsu nu pri'ii-iifj I'yoi fi.-:
A drill agent representing Bra too of
Lewittowa traded a grain drill on a
Juniata eounty mule last week and got
as far on bis way to Lewistowa with
the animal as to MoOahan's saw mill
thers the mule turned sad kioked and
kicked against time, Friday aftsrnoon
and evening was kicked out of time.
Tbe agent oame back to this town and
passed Friday night at a hotsL On
Saturday morning be went np to the
kicker. The mule was calm and do
cile. When tbe agent again started to
Lewistowa be was oertain only of ono
thing and that was that be bad traded
in a first rate kioktng mule.
"On Saturday night last W. R.
Brooks, of Phelps, N. Y. discovered
a singular object in the constellation
of Draco- He was not certain as to
its real character, but on Monday
night Prof. Lewis Swift, Director of
the Warner Observatory at Roohes
the, X. Y.. verifiod it by means of j
the large Warner telescope as being
a comet It is quite large, nearly
round, and moving slowly westward, i
Mr. Brooks received a special prize '
of $250 from Mr. Warner some two
months since, and if there is no prior
claimant will be entitled to the $200
prize on ths present discovery. j
Dr. S. A. Bingham, a Connecticut
editor, went to lied Dog, Arimna, to
start a newspaper. He issued the
first number, with a leading editor
ial bearing upon the obvious impro
priety of church elders keeping their
faro-banks open during the hours of
service That same evening Mr.
Bingham left the town. He brought
away with him an excellent sample of
native bitumen, an extensive collect
ion of fathers, and two small frag
ments of lead, which nothing but
! ,,wot oil un1 a "urgeon could induce
mm io p. ro wilu. umu jruua.
has its drawbacks m Led Dog.-
Lat week was a good week for rail
. :il . a: i: .1: t
ruad wrck.
piac- to this
Tbe nearest that took
town, was the wreok ot
(re(j
1 f n , (
j , "
oars of tho fraiii to tumble them-
c.ltfnj ...... v it,., ti.... m.in trarttu d t . .1
"- , .....
i across the siuiur, thereby couiplctley
, ,r , , , .,, .l.
' fbuttiur off trrive! t.yth wavs for tbe
I .,;,.,, ni. ,i-
t0llk pUcc 0ll t riliav
Tb Kvanl.cal Lutheran Swiod of
Feuv,TlMlU WIu convene in
; Ui tlAlieth ai;uual 8( S810U, in tLe Mes-
i.....i;i I ..n,.- i.,.i. ..r
this r.laee. on Wednesday cvet,inc.
SeptGtb. The opening ser.uou will aurt 'twas determined upon, thatas soon
bep-eaobed bv Rev. W.'B. Glauding, " lhe P"nt had rallied sufficient to
of Newport, Pa. Tbe Synod re. j iud an operation, the limb should be
mam in session until the following Mon- j tkifa (,S or pnwti, but he never
day. Th?r- will be services everv ev- ' "-ovcrcd t such a degree as to in
euing.and two bus.uefs se.won "eaeh : du-,e ,be rpeom to amputate the leg.
d.. On Sunday Silih. ali tl.P ! l, d,i:,i ,u be 1-,h d5- An OXamin-
pu'pits in the town and viRimty will
be tilled by member.- of tbe Syuud
Th nr.lintion ,frc iil he Held nn
lhe ordination xervices wul be held on-
(ho evening ot that day. A cordial ;
invitation is extended to all to attend.!
w .
ciruni) eveiiuig a wei a hevrrai
members of the snphmore class at Le.
hih Unwersitv. B,tli'.chem. visiied the
room oi a v.un man named Collins, ,.f i rather than run the riks ! a new trial, ; .m .r j, ,., Jescri,)e tho
Altoona, to haze bim. Collins took ; ,u l'a'r,t'1 hyr- rsu; r o.te uAiAIlflfl.,n.pt.t.s .1 this nauseous di
fright, and jumped out of tbe window; Ilenrv Gate, livn Uui.tin'- ' "''"' ,l,:a aW;",8 ,1h Kr ai"1 'rength
to the ground, . distance of eighteen , d,n. who e-1 y ear , ..u: 190 crds ! ?L?
feet, fracturing a bone of his 0jt J 0i wo:..l last ri!i;i r. : rri the r..:s,.nus "ir:pi.inS in tbe" throat.
nuiiiaiuiug oiuer augui iiij'iri- s j i
will not be able Io re.imue hi studio
for trnme time, though bis couditiou i
not critical. Other n.cui tiers f the
sophomore class t.uoject..-d another!
frehman to a mock cxamiuation, ac '
one of tuem llrtilcy, ot Chtcsgo lia9 :
bo4'n expeil-d. ami the expulsion ot
other lia2.-is will fallow if iheir names
can bo learned. j
The Everert Press of the 12th j
inst, relates tho following : "Oa I
Saudav niiiht, Sept. 2nd, burir utsl
got into the r-onse of Daniel Oieh'. j
near Curry Station. They erteied j
the house below, aud stiecee led iu as- j
trending the stairs unheard, and weui i
into the room in wuicli a son of Mr.
Diehl's was sleeping, but at that tiiue
had his eyes open. At the tim.t they
catue iu, the loom wns verv dar1;. an i
the young fellow thinking that it was
some of tii women, nked what thev
watiteik but received uu answer,
which siifjhtlv vexed voung Diel-.l
and caused tiiiu ti say: "I t can't.
you taitf tne burglars took tise
hint and skipped.
Swiftly rutmuer speeds isai,
Oa the bliMiiuing waits decay.
Ere the run shed their snows.
Cru-ket tell us, "Summer goes."
Lass uf song uiakss morning known,
Nests are empty, nestling flowo,
en while the lilies bloom,
Dnwn the air l ime 'lead leaves eome.
Daily heeds are ripening.
Harvests are in-gathering.
liris. with sweet neir h tr keeping
high,
Rotrtml tho daisied 0uldsjiist fcy.
.as m gianiiess lursg rtgri. j
Autumn's signals so are set.
All siting sweet suinuiAr's way ;
rrize her, piizo her whiltt we may.
Thieves made au eft'ort to euter
the si ore of A. J. Pet tit in Port
Iloyal last Wedueoday nit,ht. Their
fiist effort vas to pry open the b;ick
door A small bolt on the inside of
the door frustrated their purpose
there. They knew tkue .-as a bolt
soiucvviiere oa the door :u it evidenc
ed by the number of holes that they
made feeling for iu The hiifh board
Tije thieves gave up the effort to en
ter the store that way. and eauie
arotftnl to t!ie front dior aud thera
ndo.ivore:l to remove a pane of glass,
they nicceedod iu breaking the glass,
which, in its fall to tho floor was
loud enough to awaken Mr. Pettit
j A writer iu the Maryland l'aiuier j
teUs what he knows about the marks j
'of a pood cow, as follows: We do I
not believe iD very small cows, nor j
jyet in large, heavy animals as ntitLw,
as a rule, are ej:pjill of lillinjf the;
i bill tbe former t'o often fuliim; bin it '
in the quantity. wh:l. the lar' ones
are apt to run too muclt to iieMi to
tnalco them profitable laii- animals, j
iuu iiifHiam sto i ones invvnnviy '
, lil''0 ill" !" f I : mt - : :i-n-l i "!ti v ', I;-
milker and a large butter maker is
seldom fat, as the majority of the
food she consumes is converted into
milk and butter. The head should
be fine cut and bony, with small
horns, large mealy nose and shapely
ears. The base of the horns and
the inside of the ears should be of a
bright golden color. We have never
yet seen an animal with hoi ns and
ears well colored (golden yellow)
which failed to make a fine quality
butter and highly colored. It is an
unmistakable sign. The body should
be of good size, and tbe width and
depth rapidly increases as it runs to
the rear or hind quarters. The milk
voics should le large and prominent,
and tha udder need not necessarily
be large, so it is not meaty, but is
vary small whon milked out. The
teats should be of good size, and ou
ly have a single hole in each ;. we
have seen qaite a number with teats
having tw- holes. The hair should
be line and soft while tho skin should
be soft, pliable, and almost as soft to
tbe velvet or kid. In color it should
be tinged deeply with yellow, espec
ially on the shoulders and flank and
aloiur the back. The color of the
hair is rather a secondary matter,
though the best cows are generally
yellow, fawn, gray or white, with
dark marks edged with yellow. Black
cows seldom prove to be good gen
eral purpose ones, though, of course,
there are exceptions frequently met
with.
Some days ago Reuben Carter, liv
ing at Johnstown, this county, sat
shaping an oak pin for a piece of nia
cbinery. lie was cutting with his pen
knife, downward, tbe knife slipped off
the pin aud entered the thigh, cuttiug
tbe femoral artery. The blood spurt
ed out of the wound and struck tbe
cp. of tbe lo()uj in whioh (,arer g&t
Df , H diug wss epecdiy oallod 8mj
j hsd recourse to compression to stop tbe
j fiow of blood. Tbe oircula'ion in the
lower part of the leg was kept up
which led to the conclusion that tbe ar
tery was not cut entirely off. On tbe
8th dsy after the unfortunate occur
rence, an examination was made. No
sooner was tbe compression removed
than tbo elot that closed the opening
in tbe artery sprang loose and a soo-
end flow r,f blood took place. Uoui
lresioo was again reported to, and the
flow of biood from the wound was again
arrested. Doctors Crawford and Hanks
were called and witb the doctor in
i , .
charge of tbe ca.e au examination of
..... i ... x....,.;..i ii.
ing tho examination the patient lost
about two iiuarts of blood, lhe dis-
covtr' WS! IDa'ie ,hat wb,1 tba r,,irJ
j WM ntjt '''J off. vein was out
i clean off. Recourse was airaiu bad to
i compression to stop the flow of blood,
i o - "
the vein was cut entirely eff, and tbe scalding sousutinn in urinitiiii-. rert-lish or
fruioral artery was cut tliree-miartern . dri..-it in urine, h it and drv skin,
I , lifter No. 'i Prescripliaa "C" will
; give immediate and laiingrelief. The price
Mr. Slarv Kagvi, who obtained a '"f Wheeler's Xo y P.'reripti.ti -B" and
rerdie.t ot S7-JU.I-'. hv a iarv in that0""9 ct""M t3lh- obtainable from
- ' -- -- ,
! April court. Las, at the suggestion of
: Judge IWuett, areed to take 400 00
FB08I7HE PRESIDENT
or EAiLOR llfi!EHl!Y.
" Ii,3.-p. iiJ,'U
AyesHairYiga
1
Has besn itsrd i:t my hoaiicltuld fur tlires
reasous:
lit. To prevent falling out of the hair.
24. To prevent too rapid Changs of color.
3d. At a dressing.
It has given entire satisfaction In erer7
Instance. Yours respectfully,
Wn. Cariv CaAsr."
AVER'S HAIR VIGOR is eutirely tree
from uncleanly, dangerous, or injurious sub
ttaaeea. It prevenU the hair from turning
gray, restores gray hair to iu origiual color,
prevents baldness, preserves the hair an 1
promotes its growth, cures dandruff aud
all diseases ot tha hair and scalp, ami is,
at tbe Sams time, a very superior and
dtslxatil dressing.
raaraaiD ar
Dr.J.C.Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
MAUKIKR:
SMITH KAlTFMAX. On the 13th
in i iaKian-1. an l usi .-aran ivauniiiaii, or ;
Kast Salern.
HL'GIIKV Bo.NSAi.L-. On the lath
int.. at the I. other in p;usin ie by Rev.
K. E. Berry. Mr. Edward Hughoy'nf Tat
tenmu and Miss. Nettie Bonsall ot Walker
twp.
SIIOVER IIOTTZ. Attn s.inio timo
and place, by the same. Mr. Andr"W
Shover a-id Miss Annie Uoutz both of Mil
font twp.
COSIMKUCI4L.
MIFKLI'TOWX MARKETS.
Virrnsiows. Si j leirbir 1". 188;.
Tiutter IS
Elgs JO
Lard li
Hsm 17
Shoulder VX
Se9 1
iag IJ
MIFFLIKTOWN- GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weekly.
Quotations r.ia To-oav.
TTednts lay, September VI, 1883.
V-'h.-at. SL-d 10O
Wheat, White H
Corn, .................... .V"i
Oats,. ;
Ryo (.
New C!overo).l...... .".
Timothy seed I W
Flax seed I 4't
hoi. , 1 '
Shorts 1 o'
FUILADKLPIIIA MARKETS
.
PiitLAnEL ph i.i. Sept. 15, WZ'U
'' Extra, r. t-.o; go.sl
Mtii-
UUJ,"l"u"",'
yc-Au.V
Miih alv,f. rj i'j .,:.
shet-p i : j i ts.
' :-
4 , , . ,-r 1
uud.
Tiui
to "7.
Wn-jt ;v;i.-a . i-dri.M. m;
to I . I
A'ettr Advertisements-
WUYniTP MPU and women know ere
OMOillllll -IMlJlthU that of the many
diseases and derangements of the body
ea-h a separate cause or origin, and that
each needs s different method of treatment
in order to effect a enre, and a moment's
rotitction must convince that any ot the
quack nostrums foisted upon the public
claiming to cure all of a number of diam
ctricly different diseases must prove fail
ures, oven if we do not call them hum
bugs. PflflB PPflPI P"1 People ot moderate
lUUii iLUriillmeans, and even people
well tu do or wealthy nnd that the nor
mom charge) of practising physicians are
a serious burden to them, and also find that
after paying themselves poor that no bene
fit has accrued to them, that in f:ict they
have thrown their money away. To over
coiuo these evils we offer Whttltr't Ao. 96
Surt Rtmediei to the sick and suffering ont
Remedy tor each disease, without for a
moment claiming that one remedy will cure
any other disease than tbe one claimed for
it, and as these remedies have stood tbe
test of years without a single failure, we
agree t rrfimd the money paid in every
intar.ce where a cure is not positively ef
fected. The remedies are entirely vegeta
ble, can do no harm, and will positively
curs every disease for which they are per
scribed. RHEUMATISM,
Neiiralgiasre relieved at or.ee and positively
enred by the use of Wheeler's No. 96 Rheu
matism Remedy. We say boldly that in the
worst of cases of no matter how lu iland
inf, bow serievs or how painful, we can not
only giTe relief but potitittly curt for all
time. Failing to do this we will positively
refund the money paid for the treatment,
and if your sufferings are not positively
stopped for all time you hive not thrown
your money away as you would on any oth
er than tbev) guaranteed remedies. The
price of Wheeler's 'o. W Rhenmatism
Remedy is only 50 cents, obtained from
druggists or sent tree by uiiilon receipt of
price. Stamp taken.
SBTFEBIM WQraintwed-
Itrtv
by
lutture with a pretty lace, bountiful figure,
lautuess complexion, as well aa me sweet-
ust ol temper and Uult ess mental qnali-
tws grow prematurely old, grav and wrink-
led, her form loses its perfect contour, the
conmiexion bt.-efiniejt fcailow. the hriirhtneu
leaves ihe eye, a feeling of languor takes
the place of the once buoyant spirits, an
irritable nervous fractiousness makes life a
burden, things that once were tritles worry
her till lite becomes unbearable. All this
being caused by a physical derangements
so t oiii'iion to won,an. which the inmste
modesty of feminine nature- prevents their
j making known, and of which the ignemace
of the medical profession prevents a cure.
J.wly Render, puute and consider, 'tis a du
ty you owe yourself, your family and your
t'od, that you should cur yourself of
these troubles and once more feel the glow
of perfect health and spirits that nature
intended for you. H'hteler't No. ;6 Prt
icnplioMt are pleasant ami printable totako
i cnnriiintn? nothiTnr nf an iTtiiirimin n ilnm
; and may ! taken by all age at all times
' s'kI "i all condition tritfioul pwiblity of ill
rpreij, ani win posuivciy cure any ot the
peculisr diseases to which females are sub
ject. Failing to print nee a perfect cure
the proprietors will refund the money paid
; fr the treatment
If van have a iwal-
I nir mmirfmt cnnst-inf n, inh.,min,nl
bead:iches, backache restlessness, loss of
appetite, suppressions of monthiv flow, o
irregularities thereof accompanied by head
aches, nervi;u'tif.-ns. hysterics ar.d similar j
svoiptons, UA,tr Jo. 90 Prescription
'B'' will liosifiiely ivtoie you to health.
If you have a S"n".tion of heat and throb-
1 bins in the back, fieiiuenSlv fainting spells.
i.eiirnrrlii i or white Uicnrrge, painful
or
. dru.'g'.sty or sent by mail .-..wurd
. rcrV:i.u n faj(, vn
J puu1o3i1.a:p5 t.,k. n.
fiom ol
of price.
the iiisniKi!!s n. im! dirrli nies. tha fetid
j breath and ener il neiknes. debility and
I l.i!iiir, aside truiii thi .ieiit snUerings of
this di- -ise. which if nt ehurkeil can only
! end in ijt tf pilutc. hvariene. tctukned
' Oi:. iax of' tannory. Heafneti and pre-
mature death it nut cineked tx Hire it is too
j I t'e. I.niwr. studv and reseatcli in Ameri-
j ca, Lnr-'po and K.it.m lanJs have n snlt-
I I i" "'' Ur' N. hrtant lUltef and i
$uie Cure for Catarrh, a remedy which
j cimt.tins im biiriufiit iper.-dii nls, and that
is pmr.inte-ii to cure every caso ot acute
or chr-iriic caturrb or money rc:'uud''rj.
Wicehr't No. !'i Instant H-lief and Surt
Cure ;' i '.;-it will cure every casu of
eatatrh, hay fever or a--tlinia, prieo $1.00
per i truin druggisis or sent by
m ill pi.s! paid on receipt of price.
Whnler'n No. !i Surt cure for Kidney
and J irer Trouble cores ail weakness and
soreness of kidney, intUniuuliou or kidney
or liver, price $1 Ml.
IFft-ar'i Vegetable Pill are the only
remetU that rure cunMimptiun, giving nat
ural action of the b mels without phvsiciog,
purging, griping or pi'in. Price ii cents,
of druggists or by mail.
Whteltr't Ntrrine Tonic lor mentil de
pression, loss of iumil.iii.il. languor, weak
ness or over taxation of the brain is in
valuable, price 15 cents.
tires in everv case
llor will refund monev
paid. We place our price for these reme
dies t !es th:in otii. -twentieth of the price
asked by others fur remedies upon which
you lake all tho charges, and we specially
ir-.'r the p trou.i;re of the man.' person
I Ln have tiied other reuiwlies without ef
j feet or lii-p'eti-d their purses by paying
1 (I n ti.r bills th.it benefitted them not.
Go
to your druggist
and ak lor them. If they have not got
them, write at once to fbe proprietors, en
vlosit:e the price in monev or stamps, and
they will !e sent you at once by mail, post
pawl. Correspondence solicited. Ad
dress plainly. I.. WI1KELKR . CO.,
No. !n; V. Baltimore St.
BALTIMORE, MD.
are Inlgrtsttd In
Growing Crops
nl'
cheap!, ana successfully
should write es for cir pamphlet en pure
tertlluers. ar- qioa lrtill;er cr bs wade
at Krone lor abciit g s ton b r-eir,(ttiri
wittl POWELL'S PREPARED CHEMICsLS.
Beferweesin EreryStaie. 3-Snnt3wantsd
forunocccpiei)trT'VjrT. Spslinnt'-wtfrences.
EROWN CHEMICAL CO.
Mamjf.Tjrers of
Powell's Tip-Top Bone Fertilirrr,
Sane. Potash. Ammonia, e.
16 LIGHT STREET. BALTIMORE. WD.
hE.VAEI & IIOTT, Agents,
Mirrf.isTows, Fa
pine Ifi-h-i.
XEW MILLKNEKY STORE
I oiild infertn the public that I will open
a Uew nulliiiery store at my place of res-
'.. . r
t meiiee on Water-strett, M.tloiitown, second
I door iroiu curmr oi Bridge street, on Sat-
i uiday May otb. Having just returned from
jU city with a lull atut-fc, ot spring, Bnd
! . :
millinery goods, ail new, and f
i of the latest ctIi-s, and having eniplovcd 1
tii-sl class milliners, I am prepared to sup-;
1 iy lhe public with cvervthing louud io a first '
;
class null i!'r More, cuiu aud eiaroiuo my I
slock.
I consider it no
trouble to show
MKS. DEIML
1 gnous.
IjllV J-M.l.v
SuliM-rilM' for the ft.hn'l uud H'pnblizan
y ihe best ue. loair in lll-r 'C'ltily,
FAEER2
MISCELLANEOUS
D. W. HARLEY'S
Is the place where yon oan buy
THE BEST AUD THE CUE A. I EST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
HATS. CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, AND rVRSlSHlXG GOODS.
HE is prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select stocks ever offered Ij
this market, and at ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES I
Also, measures taken for suits and parts of suits, whioh will be made to ord.
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember the place, in Hoffman's
Water streets, MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
SAM'L STRAYER
Has 'constantly on band a full variety of
MEM & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SH0ES,"ALL SIZES,
GENTS FURNlSniXO GOODS Goods ef all kinds are low Come and see me
and be astonished. Pants at T5 cents. 07 SUITS MADE TO UKDK.o
Patterson, Pa., April 16, 1879.
The Best is The Cheapest !
THE ZIMMERMAN EVafbRATCR IS THE
Made of Galvanized Iron.
it i P..r,hl I,.hl A i...i.,t-!
j Kire-Proof, Economical and will cure
Kruit aIld Vegetables in less timeai.d
with Ie8s fui.i ,,,- auv Drvcr m lha
Market
It will pay for itfctlf in less than 30
days, if properly attended. Its pro
ducts are unsurpassed as to quality
or color, and are in great demand at
high prices.
r ull instructions bow to dry,;b!each
pack and market tho products, ac
company each machine.
Foa sale ht
MtlRHGiLCO-IAKD,
Oakland Mills,
Juniata Co., Pa-
Special JVbiices.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALS All.
This eiccani drcvJi-.j
tt preferred by lhs-
... - . ,
m v'-'iic wzLiH- iu iiiT i
I P.'irri!-r artie, on ac- f
- "HJk ' '-!-an!rir.s and jMtm-. f.
lit ClMltaulS Ill2t-!...ii fr
only tht ar Lenci:.'. ! f
I RfitoreslhetililclColoftoCrtyof FadtaHilr I
Purfcer's Hair Balsam H nrtrW perfi-mrd and Is
warranwd t Jr &er.t felling of die hatr and to re- S
mu-e danorun aatiucniii. n:scoxc v.o . ?i.x. g
SOcnttki'in.itilitlinliidnnrd nn-ili Ml
PARKER'S
GINGER TOMIC
A Superfativt Health and Strength Rettorer.
If yon re a mechanic cr forrr.err, won cat wi.H
c.VfT'S'oik. or a mmher nin !u by f. liiJf or hzteo
held duties try Parker's (iiNtii a T(-vrz.
If yi are a Uyrr. i&liuskt or bjt'.i;: rn cr
l:3irtJ hy srenul sratn or antfvu cur ;. tlort-f
li,rox4caiiajrMiiT!ii?aiiri bti:tiei-aifctrCir:2'T I . r-
!aii, Kitiiiey Comrlaii'is Of iitry C:scrJcro"hrI:r "
soi.sch. Iiowe!'. biix: itr nerves W. :? ("in;.f t
'ruN Ovrriir'ir-j-'!. ItiitLc "rlrwiJl'K! I rrii r
A-.J (i.a Ek( and Surest Cettgli Cu.u Ever ittzi.
If v 'i ar; as;iiijr away frasi; dt5-jpu?"Mi as
atiytw ori.e .kiirss and r -o:;te a i'rx:jt-tt2'.s
C:-tk 'J'jn C at cne; it wilt invie'rat 3r.! b::Lil
up from ttie firii dowlrit wtl! ucvrr ii.ij.i.a".
It in sarcd fc-r.dtedi ef Itvr; tt tn-y save jror.rt.
i .i.T,N ' U-!iH suUt ttJt-. Pwir'i ""lazrvT !eh
erTT'i. r t tS Sr; rvrrv-ii'.sv! icvtu la IhwOi U, r.:..; t-i" '
I T-rvtii f'rwu prrpjrt ;nvf r nzr KiM. i'rt. ii-rr--icr w
Aluwc ft N. V. SOc. A i m tt,i4r.,.n i3tli9ii,
fSRCAT SAVING BTYIN5 DOLt AR SIZE.
itn--'r L-d i.-rf fr
i;. . . i .r.irie CAceci i -i.ft'.tl'iatf
L!.a!;. I.i-.r
At..- Ir!,t tw
LA!i..r.snii; . v -.j r. sie.
'art t :T ViV'S M
..TL AP Z, JA t.1
TKE BEST ON EARTH.
Those celebrated Stoves will
BOAST, BAKE and HEAT IRONS
In less time and with LESS FUEL
than any other vapor Cook Stove
made
So sara and buy ths Dangler
r'on-Cxploslvo V:por Ccolc Stova.
Uwu'.-.j! i Cull! 1 UiS v4 lit,! ta
ti -1 j
CLVEl..r'3, OHIO.
A Great Causa of Human Misery
I the Los or
IIoav iiOt. How l?eitercd.
Just pchlitiicd, a now edition of DR.
t'l'LVKiiVVtLL'S t ELEI5K ATE1 ESSAY
on the radical cure of SpiamToRsiio A or
Seminal 'Veakneks, Involuntarv Seminal
j T osses, Isu'otem'y, Ment il and Phy.-.ica.
I Im aj.arll V, IiMpediinents to Marriage, etc. ;
I also, CoNsrMPTto, Epilkpsv ami Kit. ia.
"nced by sell-indulgence or sexual extrav-
a?"fw- -r; .... , , ,
: 1 h-; e'ehrile.i author, in this d!inrablt
, Kay, clearly demonstrates, from fh't
j years' successful practice, that the ..iarru-
eoi seiiiences of self-abuse may be rad-.
cnrexl ; p,inting out a mode of cure ,
a' onee SMiule, certain, ami tri'dii il, bv
...ea,., , l,icli every atitlerer, no watte.'
what his condition may be, mav cure h m
clf cheaply, privately, and radically.
Phls ture should be in the band.
01 everv vouth and everv man in the land,
... , , - " .
f uiit unuti ariUj iu piaiu eueioe, to
any it'l lresa, pmt-patd, n receipt of six
ceuts, rrtwo postage stamps. Aidicss
Turit'ivrim'i'ii 19 rii ij. 4 . 'i
1 1 Ann t.. Jfew York, X. T
-Iv
f ost-OlR'ct- Box siO.
T.-i. twm a w.w
Si
ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Building, corner of Bridge tzi
Jan. 1, 1879-tf
SAMUKL STRATI.lv.
Professional Cor.j
Lor ts E. Atkinson ... c -.
ATTORNEYS - AT LA W.
MIFFLIN HWN, PA.
ttCollwling and e- :.i -'.c pr-'ta
ly attended to.
Irriiir ln Mwr vr -'. i: ,.! -i . -.
denee ot Luilis H. Aw.-i K-i
3 1 id ge street. '. v !
FASU 111 V IN.
i.A
ATfOSKEY-
1 1
I-
AW,
Mt t i.imo N. Ji'yi.
ti r
MJ AI' OUSille!..-, J . . i 1 I -1 1
I'rrn k On Bridge st-e. t
Conn House siiare.m
i.i
H-ly
JACOB BL1DLEK,
ATT i:XE Y AT LA W.
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
U7"CoI!ectieiis Htiended to promptly.
OrriCE Titb A- J. !"Uterson TJsq, or
Bridge street. Feb 25, '80
j THOMAS A. ELDER, M. D.
Fhysioian and Surgeon,
i Si 1 ft LINTVWN, a.
i Oihco hours f-oui 5 . it. to 8 r. tt.. Oi-
lice i:i his residence, n Third street, op
posite it.'inouisi parsunge. oct-tl
! D. M
CItAWFOHD, M. D.,
II s rcsutneit actively the pTiftiee of
Medicine and Surgery and their collate'
brarches u:ti':e at th old corner of Third
and Orwge streets, Mitlliiitoivn, I'jt.
March i'), 1K76
T M. BKAZEE. M. D.
uf .
FHYSICU5 AND SDEQEON,
.Icdemiit, Juniata Co , Ta.
OvrtCE formerly occupied by Dr.Sterixti.
Professional business promptly attended tc
st all hoars.
JolIX Vel AKillt IS. JliSH-ll W. STIMHEb
.lltXArfilll.IX & STJiriEL,
ISSDEAKCE ACEiilS,
PORT ROYAL. JUNI1T.1 CO., 1:1.
QOi... rrliaole Comjianii's ri presented.
Dec. 8, l7o-l
y:i.i.iii! bei.i..
AfSKNT N!) IiKAI.Fi: IX
Farm r snrl Vwh inios Maehinery.
Uitriritown. J ii ii it i County, Fa.
slice en Bridit" street opposite So ,'
Sid nl I'oMrt House.
N'.iv. M. !S-2.
D.S.MORGflSi&CO
XASrTTACTT-Jia urn
r Jt .
DURABLE LICHT .
.lew Clipper kmu
lha TrJV"-1 I. rr-Tti, , -sirjiirir
ia C";istn: .. -. m .' ,
1; '::iii, h?. ilura!.w.r"randgo4 n-i, .. $
in-ntl ein-liUoits ct frru.a.
Ihe NK'-V t:.I-PH hss af tVn S'!i' -M
fio ot 1 CI.ri'PtB 10WK villi r- -rj ..w.';
itiriruvementa.
Bkso -)a IrxrTiiTm Crsrriai.
Good AOtN xa WaJTl ts in uouccar 'sd trrrltr ry.
D. S. MORGAN & CO.,
Brockport(MonroeCo.,K.Yr
No paper id Ibe Juniata Valley publishe
s large a quantity of reading matter as the
Seutiutl aud Republican. It ia above ai
others the aper fo tin. ge:,end reader.
The. Sentinel and RepubUctu odico is th
pfi'" it whi'h to It ,vr sale biils printed.
' I :sj;::''5Si
s-. I 3A,J',r'-
. a.j-!
t
j t.f tbe la-r-