SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN :
Wednesday, March 19. 1SS4.
TERMS.
Snbseriplion, $1.50 per annnm if paid
within 12 months; $2.00 if not paid within
1 2 months.
Transient advertisements inserted at 60
erats per inch for each insertion.
Transient business notices in local col
mn. in cents tier line for each insertion.
Deductions will be made to those desiring
to acWertise bj the year, half or quarter
ysar.
SALES.
On the 19th dav of March, 1881, W. H
Kurti m ill sell at bis place of residence in
WalKer township, six horses, 6 milch cows,
Durham boll, 1 sheep. toutnaown ones,
r0twold bnck, Chester white sow with pig
pair of Poland China pips, seven shotes,
chickens a 4 and 2 horse wagon with bed,
ltd, and all kinds of farming impliments.
t'otatoes by the bushel. Peed corn. Seed
oats. Carpenter tools and too many things
It enumerate. Mr. Kurtz contemplates go
:t.g into the store business in Mexico, hence
the sale.
On the 21st of March, 1884. Henry Sieber
ill sell at bis place of residence, a half
mile from McAlistervilie. six horses, four
or the number are heavy draught horses
iit will work in any place that they are
litched in the lead and undi-r the saddle.
Two of the six are 2 years old, the one a
Vorman mare, the other a Percheron horse.
Sixteen cattle, six cows that will be in prof
it t out time ot sale. Five bulls, one a
Durham, weighing 1700 pounds. Fifteen
ve sheep and one buck. Wsgons, car
riage, harness, and all kinds of farming im
plements. Co the 22i ! March. 184. Samuel Buck
will sell at his plat e of residence in Port i
Koyal, one open buggy, platform spring
.vajron, two bed room euits, stoves, range,
steads and bedding, and a lot ot nouse-
'. '. eoods not enumerated. Also, a lot of
vund, 62x124 feet, in said town. See bills.
On the 24th of Math, 1884, B. F. Oliver
will sell, at Ea: Salem, 1 g-od driving
mare, a sulky, a 3-sprir.g phaeton, new
sleigh aDd bells, l-bore spring wagon.band
cart, wheelbarrow, harness, blacksmith
tiols, lot of lumber, com, corn-fodder, po
tatoes, household and kitchen furniture,
chambt-r mit, pail;ir suit, stoves, beds, inc.,
and a 1UJ acre and a 5 acre tract of land.
On the 25th of March, 1881, Mrs. Mary
E Shelley will sell at her residence, J mile
southeast of Brown's Mills. Fayette twp..
Three horses, a good brood mare, a year
ling coil, three cows, three head of young
cattle, thirteen sheep, five shoats, two wag
ons, an Oliver Chilled plow, two other
plows, a 2-horse carriage, hay rake, fanning
mill, a large lot of vtht-r machinery and
utensils fur the (arm, harness, &c.
On the 27th, of March, 1884, W. H. Fish
er will sell at his residence in East Water-f.i-d,
one prime youug cow, clover and
timothv hay, potatoes and turnips, by the
b-'hel, lot of Black Spanish and Plymouth
Rjck chickens, 1 bureau, chairs, elands,
bedsteads, stoves, shoe bench aud tvois,
and nmerons other articles.
Notice. A competitive examina
tion for the position of Naval Cadet
will be held at MifHintown. April 16.
154. All ycunj rcen residing in the
l?'h Congressional District, betweeo
the aces of 14 and 18 are eligible for
the appointment, and all applicants will
be examined.
Loris E. Atkixsox, M. C.
SHORT LOCALS.
7b.
Monday wa St. Patrick" day.
Mr. Doty's health it not improving.
The days and bights will be equal on
Friday.
The hard winter did produce an early
spring.
Geneva.
Women are figuring on the Easter
bonnet.
People in Orbisonia, Huntingdon
county, want a back.
Thus far the catch of suckers has nut
been large, this spring.
Xew carpets, new household
of all kinds at Gray bill's.
Care will be required ia the
tion of seed corn this spring
McClintic.
goods
a uc uoiuieu euuwiuaii ur uib ltuiiatur
takes well in this community.
1 j i l:.. : i .
A river bridjre company was
ild at Mexico last Thursday.
organ-
Colored man have organized a lodzo
of Odd Fellows in Huntingdon.
Rev. John Laird preached in the
Presbyterian Church on Sabbath.
The 18th installment of the beauti
ful came down last Friday morning.
Huntingdon claims to have the "best
and cheapest Court House in the 6tate.
You
will find hepenschade s store on . . . ..---
i u Original price 3. 2d.
treet opposite the Court House. r
iiain street opposite
Happy H-ime.
Horse druvuis, aod cow drovers are
cow buying horses sud cattle in Juni
ata. An Aimstroug county man aged 74
years eloped with a woman aged 24
years.
Superintendent, Wellington Smith,
was iu town Iait week examining the
bcliools.
Mr. John Motzer has been elected
President of t'je Mexico River Bridge
Company.
March scow is said to be good for
s?re, and weak eyes, bottle it for sum
mer cse.
An exchange compares the impu
dence of the tramp to the impudeuceof
a pet pig.
tiueen Esther.
The railroad company is about to
introduce
main line.
electric signals along the
Rafting was freely indulged in on
the Susquehanna river, last week, by
lumbermen.
Don't forget the sale of Henry Sie
ber's fine stock, and farming utensils
next Friday.
The election of a County Superin
tendent is a subject for discussion in
every corner.
Both the man who has money to
ii.au, ana the man who loans, are
paring for the let of April.
pre-
Appollo.
Directors of railroad to Selinsgrove,
from this place, held a meeting at Me
Ahsterviile last Thursday.
J B. Frey, Iwiog at Van Wert, gave
Q opster supper for a number of bis
tn-mif!, several evening sgo.
Two boys quarrelling: "My pa is a
preacher end will go to Heaven." Yes;
n' my pw ia a doctor, an' can kill your
p." '
Jonas Reno, formerly of this eounty,
bat now of Mifflin eounty, wm to Me
bis friends in Fermanagh township last
week.
The South Pennsylvania Railroad
management expect to bave their road
in running order bj the lit of January,
1886.
The Reform Committee of one hun
dred, in Philadelphia, .pent $30,000
in the late local election and were de
feated. Miss Minnie Neely, of Tusearora
Valley, was the guest of her friend,
MUs Minnie McAlister, of this plaoe,
last week.
Within the past 10 days, the Brit
bave defeated the Africans, and the
French bare defeated the Chinese in
in battle.
The Pennsylvania National Guards
ill bold the annual encampment at
Gettysburg from August 2nd to Aug
ust 9th 1884
Citirens of Delaware, Thompson town,
Monroe, Waller, and Greenwood, are
petitioning for a county bridge at
Tbompaontown.
Many of the cattle feeders in Juni
ata sell their cattle to Vm. Hanks in
preference to shipping by their own
means and risks.
II. M. Kennedy will sell at bis resi
dence in this place on Thursday, March
20, 1884, a large but of bouse bold
goods, of all kinds.
A letter from rbilip rVaunman, as
published in another column, will in
terest many readers who often think of
their Kansas friends.
Win. Crawford aud Lewis Sendoe
jsare Dome on a snort vacation trom inetr
uiuties in the Government printing office
1 n i r . TV i-i
at w asiungion v. u.
The Seaboard railroad company are
doing their best to secure as much of
the right of way for their proposed road
as they can for nothing.
The G. A. R. boys got $20 out of
the entertainment of the Tennesseeans,
at LewUtown, the night before the
troupe entertaioed here.
The court last week refused to grant
a lioense to landlord Shields, at McAl
istervilie. Neighbors protested against
the granting of the license.
The Democratic County Committee
number will meet on Friday, March
12, and Democratic County Committee
number will meet March 23.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School re
alized about 25 dollar? by the enter
tainment of the colored troop of Tenn
esseeanj that were here last week.
Last Friday, John Barefoot, of Fay
ette township, shipped the cattle that
he brought from the State of Indiana,
last fall. They were nice, and fat.
Six valuable horses, fifteen fine sheep,
a lot of young cattle, and farming im
plements of all kinds will be said by
Henry Sieber at Public sale next Fri
day. Summer is coming as is evidenced by
the fact that the thermometer in the
North West has gone up to zero. Hur
rah for summer ! All bail the approach
of summer !
Espensx-hads is moving his store in
to the new room on Main street. He
is now located near the place that he
wis when the fire destroyed tue block
of buildings.
Wm. Rjllmati sold bis bouse and lot
on School street to John Trego,
and bought a lot of ground ad
joining the Methodist Church from
Mrs. Kepner.
The Republican county convention
of Perry, expressed itself in favor of
Maine for the Presidency, and recom
mend Ex Judgo J unkin for the posi
tion of elector.
Mrs. A. Bear and David B. Long,
both married, who eloped a year ago
from Mechanicsburg, bave been arrest
in Illinois aod returned to this state for
trial for adultery.
ExPLAXATioN.-Happy Home, Queen
Esther, McClintic, Appollo, 76, and
Geneva, are the namss of cook stoves,
sold at McClintic' Hardware store, on
Bridge street, Miffiiotown, Pa.
The Philadelphia Times was 9 years
old last Thursday and celebrated its
birthday bj the usae of a paper of 163
columns, a feat in journalism never
eqcaled in this Comtnonweatb.
Two dollars and ninety-nine cents
will buy a pair of men's A No. 1 gum
1 a- - . I..l, i. 1 CI c. ...
4,Vba.t does the word 'pedigree' mean,
John !" "It means 'descent." "Write
a sentence on the board containing that
word." J.ihn went up and chalked off
the following: 'l'o pedigreed doa the
hill.'
Every nice spring day brings sprint;
birds, where tnej go duriag blizzard
days, is a question, perhaps tbey nes
tle smong the pices in the ridges and
mountains. It i not probable that they
go South.
At a recent dance in Illinois only
two men were shot dead. This marked
improvement has so encouraged the cit
izens nf the town that weekly dances
will take place during next winter so
cial season.
"Look out for counterfeit half dollars
and quarters. Tbey are said to be float
ing around promiscuously. Thoughtful
Exchange. Thank you. neighbor, for
the warning, but wc are on the look out
for the other kind."
Exchanges papers from the western
part of the State, report that the Judge
of Washington county has refused to
grant license for the sale of intoxicat
ing liquor anywhere within the limits
ct Washington county.
Misical School. The 24tb ses
sion, of six weeks, begins in tbe Musical
College, Freeburgh, Pa .Tuesday morn
ing, April 29, 1884. For circular ad
dress F. V. Moyib,
Musical Director.
One of tbe handsomest inland rail
road restaurant rooms is the one man
aged by Johnnie Hays of the Patterson
House. The railroad company did it up
nicely. You can get something good to
eat any boar in tbe day.
Mrs. Kirk, wife of James Kirk late
of this borough deceased, and mother
of John and Howard Kirk, of this
town, died at tbe resideoce of ber
flanohter Mra .T.-rnA HcccIap wifn nf
J. H. Bostler, at Carlisle, last Sab
bath, and was brought to this place for
interment on Tuesdav.
There mast hare been eloping love
in the moon shine of last week, for the
telegraph tells of more than 20 eases
that took place about the fall of the
Queen of night The tide is not the on
ly thing that is effected by the fall
moon.
Charles W. Mayer, railroad Super
visor, living in Patterson, reoeived a
out above one of his eyes, several days
ago, by a pieee of a barsted gun bar-
rel striking him. He was shooting
mark when tbe rifle exploded.
It is a fact.
Tbe plaoe to buy your boots and
shoes is at G. W. Heck's. He keeps a
larger stock to seleot from and sells
eheaper than any other man in the
eounty.
If tbe Seaboard railroad management
build the road, tbe nearest station to
tbis plaoe will be at Cuba Mills north
or town, between one and two miles. A
branob road along the old pike to town
can be built without the cutting of
much embankment.
The wife of a Westmoreland doctor
wanted to give ber husband a practioal
lesson ot ber ability in surgery, by go
tog for bim with a carving knife. Tbe
gossips of that section of tbe country
bave a petfect delightful time of it talk
ing over the infelicity.
The Juniata Groninger family beld a
re-union at tbe residence of the father
of tbem all, not far from Port Royal, a
tew days ago. I hey number between
on and two hundred. It was a pleas
ant re-union If tbey could be gather
ed as a colony they could found a state.
"It never rains but it pours," finds
another illustration in the statement,
that in addition to the pension that
will soon be given to the soldiers of
tbe Mexican War, tbey will receive
three months extra par. The Mexi
can War veterans now number 37,000.
When tbe blood is loaded with im
purities, and moves sluggishly in the
veins, an alternative is needed, as this
condition of the vital fluid cannot last
long without serious results. There is
nothing better than Ayer'a Sarsaparil
la to purify the blood and impart ener
gy to the system.
Ayer's Hair Vigir stimulates the
hair cells to healthy action, and pro
motes a vigorous growth. It contains
all that can be supplied to make the
natural bair beautiful and abundeut :
keeps tbe scalp free from dandruff, pre
vents tbe bair from becoming dry and
harsh, and makes it flexible and glossy.
The board of railroad directors that
recently met at MoAlisterville, are as
quiet about what was done as if they
were a set of Odd Fellows or Masons,
after a feat of goat riding. There ia
one thing, however, that they will not
be able to keep quiet, and tbat is work
on the road. Tbey will not be able to
conceal work on the road.
. A number of Methodists Sabbath
School scholars gave an entertainment in
the Methodist Cbnrcb in tbis place, one
evening last wek. The entertainment
consisted of decla-natioii?, dialogues
and so forth. Tbe Sabbath School tbe
tbe put year raised $74 for Missionary
purposes, four sevenths, of which was
devoted to Home Mission, the balance
to Foreign Missions.
DO NOT FOUGET.
not forget that at Iless's Pho
tograph Gallery you cm get any
small picture enlarge! for 75 ceats.
Also anything that is m iJo in Pho
tography, you can get here done np,
in first class style. All the latest
Btyle pictures, each as Guvis, Cabin
ets Promenad?, Pannel Boudoir,
&C Frame; of all Lin-ls cheap.
The man and woman tbat bave the
good of human society at heart are not
cheered by tbe report of tie mayor of
P:ttsburg, in which be states, tbat an
average ot 3 deserted women, that is
women whose husbands bave left them,
appear every day at tbe Mayor's office.
Tbe number of women that desert their
husbands is not stated. With such
looseness of the marriage ties, what of
tbe future for the marriage state ?
At a druggist's door in Seville ap
peared the sign : "Spirits, of all kinds,
sold here." A joker, passing by,
thought it funny to go in and aek the
druggist for "all you bave on band of
the malignant spirit.'' Tbe druggist
without an instant's hesitation, turned
to an assistant and gave the order,- in
an imperative tone : "Joaquin! Run
up to the second floor and bring down
my mother-in-law. Here is somebody
to buy her."
Dr. Pitcario, junior editor of the Al
toona Tribune, while on the ocean be
tween America and England, encoun
tered a gale that drove tbe ship that he
was on more than on a hundred miles
out. of us course, smashed all the life
boat to pieces, broke the rudder, and
so disablad the steamer that all hands
thought the vessel would be sent ua
der. The probability is that the Doc
tor will come back to America, but
from the tone of bis letters tbe unpleas
ant thought that now aod then is the
thought of again crossing the ooean.
We Veep the watch together,
Douht and 1.
In utrest of miinight weathar
Doubt and 1
Stand peering into darkness.
Foreboding rock and hoal ;
Or shrinking in oar weakness
From waves thai o'er ns roll.
We pice the deck together,
Faith and I,
And catch in darkest weather
The far-oft" eastern sky,
Wrwre, robed in dazzling splendor,
Shine planet, star and sun,
Where, lost in truth's eternal.
Doubt, faith and 1 are one.
From Heine.
Report of Van Wert School, for month
ending March 13, 1884 Number pres
ent during month, 66, average attend
ance duriog month, 54 ; percent, of at
tendance during month, 89. Tbe fol
lowing were present every day during
the month : Alton O. Kauffman, Robert
Trego, J. Edgar Moore, i barles M.
Moore, Isaac Foglemac, Tbomas An
drews, Christ Criminel, Charles Kep
ler, Martin M. Kauffman, W. C. Moore,
Katie Gayman, Martha J. Coldreo,
Annie M. (.'oldren, Annie E. Wilson,
M. Ettie Fogleruao. Martha J. Fogle
man, Katie Moore, Annie S. Sellers,
Jennie M. Wilson and Katie Dixon.
Mary L. Moore aod John A. O'Neil,
were present ever day duriog the term.
W. A. Coldres,
Teacher.
The Lewisburg Chronicle says, un
der tbe auspices of Andrew Gregg
Tucker post, Lewisburg, a committee
has been appointed looking to tbe erec
tion of a marble, granite or bronze mon
ument to tbe memory of tbe soldiers of
tbe county, wbo at any tune were en
gaged in tbe service of their oouotry,
tbe same to be erected within the Dor.
ongb of Lewisburg, tbe eounty seat.
Daniel Klingman, of Lewis twp., has
in his possession a bunting knife which
be prizes very highly because of its age
over one hundred years and from
tbe manner in which it was banded
down from one generation to aootber.
It was first owned by bis great-grandfather,
Peter Klingman ; then by bis
grand-father, Daniel Klingman : then
by bis father, Wd. Klingman all of
whom are dead. Tbe knife is in good
eondition.
flow to test black silk. An ex
perienced buyer of silks says tbat a
good test to seoure one from being de
ceived in tbe quality of black silk is to
pinoh a speeimen on the bias and after
ward pull it in an opposite direction.
If tbe crease made by tbe piooh looks
like a similar fold ia a piece of writioe
psper, reject the piece unhesitatingly.
Ou the contrary, if the mark smooths
out aod is bardly distinguishable, it is
safe to purchase. It is advised that
before making up a silk it is an excel
lent plan to open it tbe fall length, and
heap it up in loose folds on a spare bed
or large table. Every few days the
silk should be lightly tossed about
and drawn through the bands, by wbiob
means tbe "store" creases made by
folding tbe silk flat, and wbiob are tbe
first parts to eat, become less accentu
ated, and a pliability is produoed tbat
greatly increases tbe cbanoea of satis
factory wear.
Tbe business transacted before tbe
argument oourt last week was nearly
all business tbat related to estates of
dead men, and as a consequence of ti
tle if any publie interest. There was
only one appointment of guardian, viz.:
that of Jobn Niemond, who was ap
pointed guardian for the minor children
of Simou Niemond.
A Uarrisburg man has begun pro
ceedings in the Juniata county oourt
for a divorce, on tbe plea of desertion.
lbe court will not grant a new trial
in the case of Mrs. Ard vs. The Penn
sylvania R. R. Co., for the recovery of
damages for her son wbo was killed on
tbe rauroad, at Port Royal, provided,
tbat tbe plaintiff aocepts $1,000 as
damages.
Enoch Horning, G. W. McAlister
and J. R. Jenkins, were appointed bv
tbe court to view tbe 1 bompsontown
river bridge site npon the petition of 94
citizens for a free bridge across the
river at Thomps mtowo.
A. G. bbellenberger, C. Shellenber-
ger and Jacob Basom, were, appointed
as viewers for a new road fro.n tbe
public road running from tbe Seven
Stars Tavern to the Susquehanna river,
to tbe bouse of John Kerstetter.
The Lewiatown Free Press, of tbe
13th says, tbat on the morning of tbe
lUib inst., baniuel E. Goldman, a Ger
man peddler, aged about U years,
while crossing the Seven Mountain, a-
bout three and one half miles above
Miiroy, was baited by a fellow and no
tified to hold up bis bands. A shot
gun was levelled at his head until he
complied w:'h the ruffian's demands
Tbe gun was then laid down and a re
volver was taieu from hie (the robber' t)
pocket and pointed at the peddler's
head, until be made a thorough exam
ination of his person. About $21 in
paper money aud between $10 aud $12
in silver was secured. A solid plain
gold ring, valued at $6, was also takes
trom Mr. Goldman's person, aud then
with threats to kill bim if be ever re
vealed what had occurred, he was per
mitted to go. Mr. Goldman describes
tbe highwayman a? we going about 200
pounds, bcave built, blue eyes, black
bair, dark complexion, and wearing a
brown suit of clothes, slouch bat and
gum boots. Tbe robber was masked
with a large figured red handkerchief,
(regular border style,) which prevent
ed yenng Goldman fiom getting a good
view of tbe villain's fac. The rob
bery was committed between 12 and 1
o'clock.
Select School.
McAlistervilie Select School, A se
lect school will be opened iu the public
echool buildiog ia McAlistervilie, Ju
niata Co. Pa., Monday April 7, 1881,
and continue eleven weeks. Instruc
tion will be given in all the common
school branches and also all the higher
branches included iu tlie Normal School
curriculum. Terms $3 ti $5 for term
for further particulars call on or ad
dress Geo. W. Rin-f. B. E , Prin.
Mabontonga.
Juniata Co., Pa.
The Divining Bod. '
Power ok the Sixth Sense.
From the Cleveland Leader.
"The time is coming," said Mr.
Charles Latimer, '-when scientific gen
tlemen and others will be compelled to
recognize the sixth sense. I read your
article on dreaxs, which you published
to day, and desire to add another in
stance which I can vouch for. I bare
an aunt living iu Georgetown, D. C.
A short time since, while engaged in
knitting, the full asleep in her cbira
She awoke suddenly, and, turning to a
relative, said : 'Mrs. Abbott has been
thrown from ber carriage at Bladens
burg, end has bad both ber arms brok
en.' Mrs Abbott is a very intimate
friend of my auat, but is not a relative
Two hours later a messenger announc
ed to my aunt's household that Mrs.
Abbott had been thrown from ber car
riage at Bladeosburg and that both of
ber arms bad been broken. Now, sir,
1 believe yes, I know tbat I can go
to Brooklyn Village, examine tbe blood
of the burglar wbo attempted to rob
Mayor Jones and whom the Mayor
wounded, and, by tbe aid of the sixth
sense, discover tbe thief. I have a
book, published in France over two
hundred years ago, tn which is related
tbe discovery of a murderer, who, dur
ing bis crime, was wounded and whoae
blood stained tbe ground where the
struggle occurred. A detective, who
bad discovered what 1 term tbe eixth
sense, examined the blood and by
means of tbe electrical current traced
tbe murderer to a prison. He entered
tbe jail, looked over those confined
ed therein, and, placing his band upon
the shoulder of a burly fellow, said :
'Tbis is the man.' The detective tock
the prisoner back to the scene cf tbe
crime and the felon confessed.
"The divining rod is only another
exemplification of the existence of a
power not yet recognized. With a
piece of witch bazel 1 discovered the
coal mines which bear that name. 1
told tbe number of feet 4 shaft would
have to be sunk in order to rescb the
eoal and even give tbe thickness of tbe
vein. Yet people say there is nothing
in it scd tha- tbe divining rod is a su
perstition, if 1 bave an idea that
brings me in money, then tbe public
prooounoe it a gnd one. Money is
tbe foundation upon which people htse
their declarations. 1 got $5,000 for
locating the Witch Hazel mines and am
paid besides twelve and a half cents
for every tou of coal taken out of ioeui.
Superintendent W hitelaw, of lbe wa
ter works, did not credit ruv ability to
locate water pipe. He came to ay res
idence uue evening and I went with
bim tbroogh several streets and with
the aid of tbe divining rod told hid fl
eetly where the pipes were located. I
offered to make a map of all the pipes
in tbe city giving their connec'iins
and branches. Finally, he asked rat
to co with him to the
Public Square.
traced several pipes
for bim there,
wbeo he asked mo to find the biz
lie.
1 not only found it, but told him bow
far it was below the surface of the
earth. I bave a letter in my poces
sion from Mr. "'hitelaw verifying my
experiments. 1 once went to the resi
dence of a noted soientist in Philadel
phia where I made another test of the
power of the divining rod. I walked
aoross his library floor sad traced a!
pipe. He said 1 was mistaken, an there
were no pipes of any description be-.
neath the floor. 1 insisted that there
was one at least, aud told him 1 should
be compelled to leave his houe witb
the firm conviction tbat be was wr-.ng
and I righr. Finally he made au ex
amination in the cellar beneath and di-
covered tin pipe fifteen inches be
neath the floor, the existence of which
he had forotren. The divining rod
bows the nuperiority of mind 0T?ruau
ter. I stand over si veiu of iron ore.
and the rod turns. My sixth cteuxe
realizes tbe presence of a mineral, and
tbe realization moves the switch. Here
ia a ferine that must sooner or lur
De leccgDizea. ien orv iraua ani m
perstition, bnt 1 know wbit I know I
know tbat the switch turns when I walk
above a metal, tbat is indisputable, and
to me satisfactory. The Fsiue sons-j
J
comes loro piaj wnen peopu tireaoi 01
certain tnings wmcii are Happening to
,U5UU5i auuui i. a pinw me
correctness of my theories to n.en.
Tbey say yes, and look mystified. If 1
oatcb tbem in pnblie tbey throw their
beads back aad decline to believe, nm
ply because they are fearful of their
friends' ridicule, lint tbe ti jj is com
ing when all must believe."
HEADACHES
Are generally tndaeed
by Indigestion, Fool
6toniacb Coativraeaa,
Deficient Ciiolavtion,
or soma Dcrmnfment
of the tlwr nd DifreatiTo fcystem.
SaHerers will find relief by tbe naa of
Ayer's Pills
to stimalata the ntnmacb ami produce a rrgn
lar daily moTeiutiiit of tb bovela. By their
actiou on tbrse organs, A TEH'S Pi 1X8 dirert
the blood from tbe brain, acd relievo and
tire all forms of Congeatira and Nervosa
Headache, Billon Headache, and Elck
ltra.larhe ; and by keeping tbe bowels free,
aail preferring tbe system In a healthful
eondition, they insure immunity from fatare
attack. Try
Ayer's Pills.
rasraaED bt
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mais.
8c!d by an Drnggiita.
DR. JOHN BULL'S
s
FOR THE CURE OF
FSVER and AGUE
Or CHILLS and FEVER,
AID ALL KUaRIU DISEASES.
The proprietor of this celebrated medi
etas justly claims for it a superiority over
all remedies ever oiferod to the public fcr
ths SAFE. CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PEP,
MAMEEToure of Ague and Fercr. or Chilis
and Fever, whether of short or long stand
icg. He refers to the entire Western and
Southern oonntry to bear him testimony to
the truth of the assertion that in no cue
whatever will it fail to cure if the direc
tion: are strictly followed and earriod out
a great many eases a single dose has
been sufficient for a cure, aad whole fami
lies have been cured by a single bottle, with
a perfeot restoration of the general health.
It is, however, prudent, and in every case
more certain to cure, if its sue is continued
in smaller doses for a week or two after the
dise&te has been checked, more especially
in difEoult and long-standing eases. Ban
ally this medicine will not require any aid
to keep the bowels in good order. Should
the patient, however, require a cathartie
medicine, after having taken three or foer
dotes of the Tonic, a iicgle dose ef BULL'S
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will be snf
ficient. BULL'S 8ARSAPAEHLA is the old and
reliable remedy for impurities of the blood
and Scrofulous aSectione the Sing of
E'.ood Purifiers.
DR. JOHN BULL'S VEGETABLE W0BM
DEsTKOYEB is prepared in the form of
candy drops, attractive ta too sight and
pleasant to tbe taste.
OR. JOHN BULL'S
SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP,
' BULL'S SARSAPARILLA,
. BULL'S WORM DESTROYER,
Tn Popular Remedies of rha Day.
iTlnHpal Offlra, 831 Haia St. L0 LIS TILLS. K
I-
cheaply and successfully
stieald write bs toe pur pamphlet ew part
tertilirers. trh good fer!H;rer can he wade
at hemel or abort $ 1 2 a b?cemnMlinj
wHh POWELL'S PBEPBREO CHgWICALS.
RefereceiBEerySlate. .'irqentswanted
fofunoccuptedterritcry. agty'th'regs.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO.
Manyfactgrers ef
Powell's Tip-Top Bone Fertilizer,
Bene. Pntiihwinmae.
16 LICHT STREFT. B'-TI0Rg. "0.
HmEDT & DOTT, Areata,
MirrusTowa, Pa.
jmie 20-83.
BEW600DS.
I would inform trte public that I havo
now in my new millinery store at my iiare
of residence oa Water street, V fhintnwn,
second door from corner of Bridge street,
a full stock, of fall aa-l winter millinery
foods, all new, and of the latest ctvles,
and having employed Krt class milliners,
lam prepared to supply the public with
everything; found in a firstcla&s milliner
store, come and examine ray stock. I
consider it no ironMo to show foods.
JlfiiS. DtlML.
May 2-88,l.v.
to
lonicSyruB
AGENTS WANTED FOR
PICTURESQUE
WASHINGTON
Fen and Pencil Sketches
Of Us Scenery, IIitorv, Traditions, Public
and SoCil? Lifn. With trranhu- ilrintikn
of the Canitol. C, tllffrfiM. fliA XPhitM !Imti 1
and the Government Hepa'tment, with
Tlewe at Mount Vernon. VP
ot v aatitnftnn, nl Diagram of the Hall
of Conjrress By JoNeph IT eat
Mosre.
To all rUstics this i a VkIc of jrn-te in
terest. It ia concise, trap)?-, ihoroupb,
and interesting, illustrated bv over IOO iwu-
tifnl new engraving hy l-rtin American
artUU. and el.-jinily lmt. a book for
all home. Sold only by Sub
scription. gent are meeting with gr in. I snerera.
Agents wanted, mile or fi-nMl-, in erry
township of ttl United Slt. Previous
experience, while desirable, not a'olutely
required, as wo give inrneion necessary
lor iicce!K. It unemployed, write n. Kor
terras to Agent addre thn Publishers,
J. A. &. ft. A. REIO.
Providence. K. I.
Mrrh 12, l!H4-6t.
DR. SCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP,
SEAWEED TONIC.
MANDRAKE PILLS.
As tbe proprietor of these medicines I con
scientiously offer them to the public as safe,
reliable and certain remedies forthe Cure
of Consumption, and with equal confidence I
j uBMMtaapnHflrr for thow morbid euodittow of th
hoar, wheel., ir nesiejrtr, are &p t terminate ta ratal
diwiawi of tha luirx I cUlxnthAt thefAMof my remrdiea
will rare 0rr.inpiusa.
1 d mot chm UlsU tlw dlvsMD can be ewred after th
hwsr arl?tro7?i.for3- u.eAi Hi c-j rrvte nw rmmmi ,
to: I m&inUiti tltat tbd trtt ftafa of CoauipCloa mrm
earabl, em vhti tbe lamra rv iu-UjJly decavsxL t
When obp lane b noaftrf I am almoert rcrt&in of
curr, if tbr iuieBt will take prufiar'rara of bimaelf and !
folluw my cliracttocA. . (
It mr.j be aLsjtf, ' !! i It that yon caa know o nrark
abottt thi diaeaif , and pret 1 to cure It. when oauay
! ot u for
The question to a fair ear, aad J.jJi he a'airTy anawmyd;
1 do met rlaim to know mcr than tsiiW phyidciaiu about
theeanM, nature and Llftory of Cocrompcloa. I sap
froeethat btit vitwi on tbre t it would be found to
'. ne wtth thw of iowt uratcu ar.d lBuiiirent pr-
, w!wr?Miwto! '
j en re- in thr wonls, whj U Is not y- euble to say 1
j coemption wi.tiu-or tstimnaTictim-y
"'TV TrT " , t ,
derfol device. OMeparent wry ofte mUltelt ap-m rhe
offwprlnx. aa'l hnth atill latore freniotntly, olhat waole
families are often ewepc away, and band tbe prtdiapstaV-
t.mdowattbelr children
a, iota, tij taia we oo at men xanm rnancer
wrat her which often rrodnce tnflaairaattoa ; hot ivnr
oorttnat-d aad already cold, ju that a eat!ufcn of debility
Is prodncM. ladled, wbatvrrr tend la traduce long
eonuntm: Vbrityw.il. m s.m pernor, cerate Pol- t
! ronfAUT- ".aj-u'u-?kn. Proraina-at sua.rii- ic-u-nr ;
' are UiBiaiivc:&l.t,liTtnjr in an enwhokenrne alr.sed- t
; entary habit rrVraiait'tr- di?poinfm- nt, whether of
. the atiorw cr In twutnrm, andaJl t ttriwrimtnm
J emotions ; toe einar of nvrrury and the lnflnrfsce of
; w.-akrnlnc dlsreac. laieoatrre w:th the best doctors
! a to the awxMnrr In wlilvh tte leaa become atC'.L
umptin, ty whirl we ia an n d.aj ctf tlte lumrs '
j cauerd by tntfe-rcl-a, Ata rrWlvaia&AlI.ronndubbotly
, TTutrt t .ivpurtl-i m tne fntsviance or tbe lunjr y tbe
M f. fiii i the VCToninz and first act of the dJRraea. '
1 Mary of these are often d-portlcd at once. Eachcnenn- j
f sVrjT --srferlehncr-s, Aft-r prrInr1ntr int!n-.mjetVn
. vt Uf irte uf the tun? nxi U It. It ends in uls-eratlon,
I ons a raajre Into tV bronchial tcleia, and pasMsi out
' a! t)i mot ti by sr.it tic;?. The jdare where U tubercle ;
j rn-s anJripmd now Ttcomeaacarity.and where there
i arc a prcat tntnr t'iSercve. of rmrw thy make a (Treat I
j many of UTer little cnTitleA which trradualy unite and I
It itc pr-t fcofea tn tltt: lanpn. Vein a st-'p can be pnt (
, t tills Drones', it w.U ro on enul tne sul4aru.e of the '
; liinr w tcniucH-d a-.J d-th t-ora-, i
I Of course I arrive with the fivrjItT nm the symptoms j
, eiidcocraerf Urt 'iira.-e; tw b irt, dri'. Iteckinsjconsjn, I
, x liIt at flx4. but prad'aaiiy lz,;cjia;t'ri'nhortn-s :
' of N-wAlh, a q-ilrkt-ntn pfxc, then feverish sensations. '
; fljshinzof thblsiandh-at la thpalrujof the hands
and w 1st c tbe feH;tueaJU;ht bntccowlcs;
with
foible -pMlt, bcmrrbm?. Imrin eoacha, i
rbid -dr-p. Urixtl Sf.mrae. then lot of appetite, f
disturbs
! erpsxtorati' af mfui.d t- rtie ia the ihaiyeof small !
j inmpsof yellowish. ore, ti m-tur.bccUcfcr,
br.uunttye.cu i.n ghteti?berpt-inthesias,
I lncna !n tiuaa UUun anddthiUte.dArdercl stnmnch
I and b (wele, Uisrrhue, nausea, sw jLta tatreic.tis, bI- '
; low choekj, .u.i-f Q fjem, we&VaeM " grrmt lljit '-ip c- 1
vrt!oa U Impot.-iblc i tha death, brliiHr Wflo.oj
! rrli'f froralbe t-'mirve of this horrid mot. 4er. I
!5cw, MlhAvevud, i ruAinly .-e with the msdiivi '
tmcuitj on t!c pouu 3at wbr& eome tothf treat- !
mmt of thaili-a-w IdJtTcr from It t tai. Tho dorters '
I tKlierriiIiiiou3r7Co)AijnptioacwiHolbrard. Then-
forr th-j do not try to 1l v2Ttinng more than to smooth .
1 the psvtriiTN pith w tbe tt-.t, and 9m quite rrrt j
j isMof tbmiiJt:ujfcMTetrvtLaitheiat4entikpt .
soaVrfo anu m,, u aeUifcortcnwi. Asaooa .
j smv tabrrctes) blu to apsx iu luofs of a patiwrit, it
U a common practirc v.th cutuj Iciviilr plijirians to
j tvui(lasiii9Ti:hwbLky la inrrekrlnjr qaaCTTitics, antl j
th ra,Tr of exrX3sIe drannlr'.nktrig are mdded to tb .
i imTsces of th disease ; andXhsw jot to hear of aalDtft I
' east of CcmfTunpUofi which was ntrtl by sttrnillazita. I ;
' car. cay th same of Cod IJTrrolL MsjpoilctansaaMid
tti rlr patients away frooi homo oa distant Toya, to
; Hiancota or Flonda anything oranywhero mu that thj j
i may di omsy. Tot they do not pratciad to cure, and timy .
j har no rvmedte which will do so. Kowl ay aot only
: UuUdifcxof Uiehnireanbociird,buttiiatRy m
1 rtnri do mr therm. The trroof it. that bw tkrir ass thym- !
suad of C onsumpti r Kav$ bee aad are mme being enrtd I
W Vum. t
Tho whoto arience of mgdteiao t MiM er ?rlmonta, (
Wo cann t by any proe of wasopimr decide that any j
parUcular mexiirao will hcJp or cur any partitrolar :
! disrate. How was it found that Quauifte will curt ChUIa j
iaad Ferrr f Why, by try ins; ono thins; afUr ancther 1
urtfl frxrrfeiK-o drmotrstratxl that U waa a sprrtCo for
that dlseaa. in jnst that way tha knowledge was rained
: of my ramediea, which are almost a ipeciAe ia discas ,
of thrlomn. j
' Faimooary Codsnniptlon la hnvdltary In my fathtVa -,
family. Ru father, mothrr Nrv-trs and aistera died of '
' ft, and hf had rtocUed almoai iho last atarea of tha
' diwaso when be waa proviJarntiaily led to experiment
.klh..Hl.lH.Wh.M ln.nmif.lHl ! thMIIINl.
irJ-,,.h,taiijrt.hi:aT
womb, tor ' T fortj jnr t rtfr Lis recorcrr. What curd i
him bs cured ti.ouAnd- r f ofhm mil rr Ihe country.
These remits ere n.-t wwi-irBtal. Txre Is bo snch I
ShlBC M acefdeBt la Batore. I
ritlmr may hetheeanm, the origin of Tu'-mutATr i
CcmmmrtioB hi IB the Mood. Tbnert:, trcm u j .! i
thrprr1Hr,oslnyqBWwlurhIb.Ttf jcrttt-twroeBticncd. :
the hkxxl beronn d.ireBeritrd It br-iua to BBfe tutxT-
i CBlotudrpoel !n the abtn of thetan?. ThilBlTit!
j t wt tvi. or rh wtll imr-Yf follow. It wU Bot be ;
! BocBhtofTttWofthetnbetrlcealMdTdepotited.ejid ;
1 hi op the om airrwlr made, but eometlitea; ;
' dune t Hop f jr.b.'r d-poult. Whjit utl that bv I The ,
rrtntUr faculty Bmj BOiiaiK caa hr doae. i my l'Urt.'y . !
I eaneh.andtmeBptWbl taTi(ilitN--or.!oh.-ll!ij j
! .....-tmtaherelea Oa thll bedoitcl T.m. I
i HU.I Bt tne eaOM and mwi Daaiul ar in U wo,U. ,
. txlt a maa ho auow. to th rirrk-nr-J ere. tr nmny . .... .. tt "atm-p
I amhlegna.thatCo5uuiptiBha.tln. HeiafeeM. a.eCIHre Oil IHC ..aiHTC,
! and without appetite, xow. are what i latrsd to do : j Treatment and Radical cure
rirmt, I propel to efaaaat atoauda ai toawte e j , . . , .
; tJZmi.ctom,.3matur. shiIhaU do -lth , ? Semi-.! Teaknj, or Sp-rnrntorrhoea,
; my Mandrake pi, whiih are the best cattiartio puis In , indused Rell-Abnse, InvoluntarV Emmis.
j the world. Tiey eontam bo calomel or other BlnrraK ' ainn. Impotency, NervoiIS Debility, and
only Tccetahle matter. Thy evacuate the atoaui ard ! Impediments to M.irriape renerally ; t'on
t howeJp pcnt!y lait thoroughly, and do B wakea or i nmption, ETpilepsv and Fits : Mental and
rrlp.. Ill jr-vti. Bak-eniJ!eliT.r r .t out of j PnT,ira) fnr.pacitv. tc Br ROBERT J.
i l CaLVERTrEIX.M. D., ant bo, of the
I tloo. JS that thcawmj-a d ,rur3 1 and '''ren Book, fte.
I raadr-whatnertt Craota a oi.!... l iiaidobrmy J The world renowned snthor, in this ad
i saaT.dt !-. Theirorti-iu.au-oiuiarfmi.-; miraWa Lectnre, clearly prores fmro his
i V? , exrerienre that the awful conseonence of
orzani airccted :.ik loaer than b t jre, that not only . j
'toBpthebntkecp.ntonrfup.Ti.en.turniiS'-lf-Ahne may effeetnally removed
erann: t. food returns ia all lie force, ao that we hare J withont danjferons snrrfical nperations.bon-
I Bowaonwhbaji4rryrorfcKd,airiadi?eaiTeaiiparataa j
annrcrthat qneix Ion. Put ilo that kmrrw roa- an
obmrnd-xnt aaprVl oaatrioaooj to bt mmvtrtrd bt On
(fraud dmlilri nf dtjnliow (ate riek Trtt blood. Thia
will atimuktte tha heart into atroacer action, and it win
pomp a fuller rarreut oot throush the arteriea i heabhy
blood wlU take the place of the thin. M-M, flstuaed ffnld
In the Tt lna, ami ooa a etrralatwa wi3 he esuhliahed
which wm B..w th roach thclnnr.ili.'.tnaki2lwany
n1ahydrr.tU.Jra-.,hw,.lir ,
tka kail evMnf nwtd antjlil- allmiBlfth. At t A SSOIM talaM I
my rnunonic Byrup, H ia the beet expectorant j
known. It blenda with the food, and Umttrhtje Uood
COM directly to the tanga, attacks and kiuarna up tho yel
low, foal eras left there" by the ripeaee taoerrk, and
1 ItrtmgthtTt and ttl!Hlt" th heonehlal tnhMa ana coat.
i Ingaof tbeair-pamamsuaUl.they iret atrong- esonchto
i lift it out and expel it by rxpectulo Then tht- lunira
avt error their aoteoeaa and hare a chance to rut aod
I huj.
j ao yo that I hare not only ihown that my mU--taca
do aetnally cure eoncuBuioB by expenmeBt, out if alao
areua plain that th.-y, or eoraething- kka LUcm, woald;
trom tha nature of the caae, do ao.
For a full dVaript,"a of enawnrptloalnijlltarartoua
forms, and abm Liver Complaint and trjnrpepata, thorn
graat forerunner of Conauaiptton. aee my book on
"Cowumption and rtaCure." TaiabookalaocoBtaJnathe
hiatoryof huadredsaf casee that hare been cured in all
parta of the oonntry. I send it free, Buat-paid, toall appU
oanta. Mlrea, DB. J. H. SCHtACt it SOS,
PhUadrliua, Pa.
DR. SCHENCK'S MEDICINES:
MANDRAKE PILLS,
SEAWEED TONIC,
PULMONIC SYRUP
are aold by all Druawiau, aod full directlonj for their
ur printed on the wraiiptrl of erery pacaAa,
MISCELLANEOUS
D. W. HARLEY'S
Is the plaee where yon ean bay
THE II EST ANI THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS' CLOTHING
BJTS, CAPS', BOOTS, SHOES, JZD FUXriSBlXO GOODS.
HE is prepared to exhibit oa of the mostcheice aatf sales I steaks ever offered if
this market, and at JSTOSISHINGLT LOW PRICKS t
Also, measures taken for suits and parts of saits, which will it mads te erde
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember the plaee, in Hoffman's New Building, corner of Bridge aei
Water street, MIFFLINTOWJf, PA. Jan. 1, 187-f
SAM'L STRAYER
Has constantly en band a full variety of
MEN & BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPSr BOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES,
and be astonished. Pants at 73 cent.
u" - vw.11uii1.1u "'ww.i. utoub i an Binoa ar tow. cerae Aid see
Patterson, Pa., April 18, 1879.
Profetsional Cards.
r. BOOKS,
Ilomcrpathtc- Pybslclan,
Office in residence of Solomon Book,
Main Street, Mirllintown, Pa.
H7" I have permanently located in Mifflin
town. All calls left at office prmptlv at
tended to. Oct. 17, '8-tf.
j LoriS E. ATKFf0!f,
(iro. 'Jacobs, Jk
ATKIJSOX & JACOBS,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
XIFFLINTOWN, PA.
Uncollecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
aerie On Main street, in place of resi
j ri r nia K. Atkinson, Esq.. sooth of
"
Oct 28, 1881.
i -
' W 1 OV TO nf TV
ill. i"i-t
ATTORNEY-AT-L A.W,
M1FFLISTOWX, JUXIJTJ CO., PJ.
All bnainets promptly attended to.
Orrrce On Bridge street, opposite the
Court Bouse square. f jan7, 'SOAy
; fACOB BEIPLKR
' l
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLIXTOWN, PA.
C7CoIleetions attended to promptly.
Orrtca With A. J. Patterson Kq, on
Bridge street. Feb 25, '80
THOMAS A. ELDER. M. D.
Physician and Snreon,
MirTLixrowx, pji.
Office hour f-ora 9 a. sr. to S r. .. Of
fiee in hi residence, on Third street, op
posite Methodist parsonage. roct22-tf
11 -' - A W t UKU, ?l.
a'e
His resarae'i sctiTely the practice of
Medicine and SnrjperT and their collateral
hri Office at the old corner of Third
aT1(t Omna ntwfe. V;?T.ntAVw P.
v , 0 -Q- ' ' '
March 2!, 1876
J M. BRAZEE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
j?fi(wiW, Jltni(lt(t Co . Pj
Offtck formerlT occnpied br Dr.SterTett.
Professional biminesfl promptly attended to
it all hours
Jons VrLjarnHtix. Josiph W. Sttmvel
INSURANCE AGENTS,
PORT ROYJL. JCXUTJ CO., PJ.
U0ity reliable CO'r.ptriea rcpreseTited.
D.. lS75-lr
YriLLIAX FELL.
AGENT AND DRALKR IV
Fj"u?t und Mechanic MichinerT.
Mifflintown, Jn-iiaU County, Pa.
Office on Bridpe street opposite Sooth
Hide of Conrt House.
Xov. 8, 1K82.
IABi'DT HOTEL,
' -.1 , t -1 1., .1 1 - t
'Vintfi Ct asiittY. r .
snth of Ihe New Post Office, one-half
s.iire from Walnnt St. Theatre and in tho
vtry bninss centre of the ritv. On the
American ani European plans. Good rooms
fiom rOc to $.1 00 per tr. Tiemmlelod and
rewlv furnished. W. PA INK, M. D.,
Owner and Proprietor.
Xov. 2!, 1883, ly.
A LECTURE TO Y0UN3 MEN
On the Ioa of
U.J, y A U kl W B Q rT 1 H 31
V I I f-3 1 rV f W . Al
-jPZ JSfS ?T2it&?jgSJ.
(ries. Instruments, rinjfs or co'dials; paint.
ine out a mode ol onre at or certain and
effectn tl. hy which every antlerer, no tnat
tfr what his condition mav me, may enr
himself cheaply, privately and radicaPv.
CThis tteturt prore a boon to thou
tand$ and thoniaxd.
Sent Aer es jn . ,,; envelop), to
dre. on nf fnnr een or
1 - - - .
wo P(S- M.tmps. Ad.Iress The
ri"I,VERWF.I.I. MFTliriT. CO
41 Ann St.
jne 18-ly-jan. 9.
New Tork.X.Y.;
Post-OfBee Bos 4-W.
TVTOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.
Xl All persons sre herebv notifl-Kl not to
tresr on the lands of the nnd'rai(ned,
in Walker and Fermanagh twnhip, for
the pt;rpf.e of hunting, bn'IiiiTj fire a, or
for anv other trespass purpose.
Saat-EL Acker. Hrwar Araia,
Cbbitiji Mrsra, Rrrrntx Moist,
. I'l io Anrm. VVilliaw r.iciK-tatcn,
j Weilikctov Pmitr, Ktstz Kti rrnt,
J"eph S. VTsavsr, Sr Eixser,
Jos s KarrriiAw, Ctscs SiEBsa.
j Oct. 31, 18R3-tf.
j CAUTION NOTICE.
i 4. LL persons are hereby eantionetl
t JTjL agiiint fishiue or hnr.tine, Catherine
j berries, or crossing Eeldi, or in any other
! way trespassing on the lands nf tho nndor.
J sisjaeacl
I J. S . KlSEPP.
AD VER TI8EMEJVTS.
rtr- SLITS MADS TO OKDER.jj
SAJtriL STRAT1X.
Sptcimi .Yoiicet.
"yALTJABLK FARM LAUD FOR SALB.
A valuable farm, containing about 1M
arres, all tillable land, and in a good skate
f cultivation, with pood Duelling Hooia,
Bank Barn, Wagon ?hed" and outbuildings,
all in good repair. Tbe- land is all river
bottom. Also, 4-30 acres of mountain land ,
along line of Pennsylvania Railroad, and
convenient to Siding and Stations, well
set witb rock oak, chestnut, aod other tim
ber. A good opportunity lor any one want
ing a first elaaa home or to engage in rhe
lumber business. For particulars ea'l oa
or addresa JESEMIAH LYONS,
JLiiuistowk, Jbsiata Co., Pa
Sept. 19, l&jg.
AYER'S
AGUECURE
contains an antldete Tor all na'
larlal disorders which, so far as
known, ia uaed in nn other remedy. It con
tains no Quinine, nor any mineral nor de
leterious substanra whatever, and eoate
evently prodaces no inju.ions effect aeoa
Ihe constitution, but Uaves tha system a
healthy as it waa before the attack.
TTErTARRAXTAYER'SlGCB
CT RE to cure every cane of Fever ana
Agae. Intermittent or Chill Faver, fieail
tent Feer, Dumb Agna, Billious Fevar
acd Lirar Complaint aaused by malaria.
In case of failure, after due trial dealesa
are aathorized, bv oar circular dated Jilf
1st. is2, to rfand tbe meney.
Dr. J. C. Ayer's & Co., LowelL
Mais.
Sold by all Draggists.
KENNEDY & DOTY,
(rfu. cejgori to Buyers .'Keane..T,)
DBALF.R3 IN
roAi
lit MIIKR
CEMENT,
Calcined Flaster, Land Plaster.
SEEDM, SALT. iC.
He boys Gnin, to be dnlivered at MifBra
town. Part Royal, or Mexico.
Ho is prepared to. umishSlt to dealer
at reasonable rates.
DAVID P. POTT.
April 2I,1884-tf
F. KSPESCIIAIE,
AT THB
CENTRAL STORE
Mil STRT.F.T,
Orposm: Covkt Hiinn
3Iiflliiito-wn, Pa.,
Calls tbe attention of the public to the
following facts :
Fair Prices Our Leader I The
Best Goods Our Pride !
One Price Our IStyle .-Cash or
Exchange Our Terms !
Small Profit? and Quick Sales Our
Motto !
" Our ltvrj pecialtips are
FRESH 000DS EVERY
WEEK
IX
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES, BOOTS
AND SHOE?, for Men, Women and
Children, Queeosware, Glassware,
Wood and Willow-ware, Oil Cloths,
and every article usually fonnd in first
class stores.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in
exchange for goods at highest market
price.
Thankful to tbe pnblie for their
heretofore liberal patronage, I request
their continued custom ; and ask per
s.in from all parts of the eounty, when
ia Mifflin ta call and see my stock of
goods.
F. CSPESSCIIADE.
Sept. 7, 1S?3
The $.- and Rtpbhcam olHce is the
plaee to get job work done. Try it. ItwUl
pay you if yoe need aeyrBinj la that Hife.