?7
bMiKfcL At. iiLl'lbUCA!
MirFUNTOWN.
ri'IPAT, J AM AI.Y 2, ISSft.
Ii F. S C II W E I E II ,
ii it aud raoratrroB.
Tuv fewer :i Iinuia-. wtmts the tit-.ri'
inl.-;-ii.l. ii If" is.
It't ii itilit
itM'l-t!t-4 nl.n -lU'-h.".
Vt...;'Ns n:t . :i 1 u ill sink-
th-- i- iiiuti v nKi.it tin- lotii i.f .1.41:11
HI V
l'..un iv" til in. i.-.ii.j-K tii" 1
. f the I'l'ii.-.l States
.1 his I j. St II i an is
will n ! iiu'tr ti;:Iit
.ilh rhewin
lilnlolie, aiul !
lie Wllilo
( ; ( 'lirist inns, u tire in Cincinnati
I , ll'll' '1 . 'er t '!
res of orouiul.
1. .s, jt 'IMI.IMIO.
I r ;- sm- 1, tlu ie r. re only sip.M s
iu the city i f Paris where a Bible
i'i:' ! purchased.
i.i''
!v ':.. Is m Africa is
; ii.- att-. n lion of Kurop.aii
1 coy. tractors.
i r" .s
CO-, ,
1. -
?i 1 t r i .
M ...
r . .. .. ai res ot
'.t':o.
in ( i,i
"1 tud
liP' i-c of lh.
us.
ias-,.-l b.lh
l 'Uses
t.
.p.
the U.d T.uk.
r at i. 'ii in Minnesota.
Ml.'
1. :
Til islin
ill banks iu
Lav
fai
of
1 and il.-.id d
th ir pat r. .n
III Vs! '. )
a.-itated
ricia.s
. r the
at Wa-h
f.i. t tli.tt
ngtoli
i in 'ti s haw l
lii Avi;; nc.k' S the grati
iiiiceTnent that during the
fv
.:ig ai.ii
pa-t war the State debt has Im u re
d-
I ?l.lts,.-i.-.i.
Cn
pr.t.
If III s iu tile
t against the 1
st JTopi'Sc to
Iding of an in-
White House
.11 ball i.i th
!: of March.
h. 1
V; :
oil' e
ni.ik
Ci
t i
rr.
d
l. ,
i.m h r Iivt"g tu ar
as i.iauv b'ards
,i ,
-t.
1 1
r s f. nee as lie needed t.
tV.: f r hi-d a 1 daughter
a Ii i lay I r e
!!ii s a:,.) butter:!
P'ioi rs fv .t i aTl part -i
s. l.clianre
f the cou'itry
reI
rt fhern us being out on that dav.
I. V. W.:.;.!v-i"'n I'ne School oft
Mechanical Tra h s has liecii locat-.-d
iu Bucks county, on the farm where
Mr. Williamson pass-.! his b'vli.'o.l
davs.
Dinv'.i;, will b. r. j ri si iit.-d tit
'W.'isl.ingt- n on the occasion i f th.
inauguration of Harrison, by one
hundred jri'mir.eiit citizens dr.ssed
as .mw b 'vs.
Nrws.fthe eclipse of tlie Sun
will ! in older Hi xt week. ll:reej
lo.nl
" i i
tue e ;n is a run totally eclipsed on
the l..t of .1
uarv
TllHK 1- v , el . ;l
M-thodist c .ngre-
N. J. sheii'ing
!" . s w iT" arri st. .
ted a prime in a
.ation in Newark,
"tire ! tire The
1 and w ill ii' t agai:i
ut cause.
sh..;,t -tire" with
So mi- l'itlsb::r;
i r1'-
prepar
biU to
ing a c 'Uipai-ary
laai'.eh upon the L-'
lea: 1' n
, ,
pi;uilir. V.'IU
pulsorv ivligioti and conn.uls.,rv
ucaiioii are outside the j-ilin
f !
the American sytt m of government.
Tiik Cievel.iud adniinistrati-.n s. nt
two ships of ar to Hayti to d maud
the surromli r of an American shii
that t'.n
si. ed.
II ivtian g. ver inu nt had
Tin 11 iv. .ae i s irreu 1-reil
tlie s
will I
Ti e ca is. ..f ;h
' the -e L ue ,
i
iik'.i;. r t r t ut ur cu .l.iera
ir cu .l.i.rii '
tl.'Il.
B..s;e, has b-en aroused by the
fact that tii. ii are a good maiiy
.lamaiea ttinger drut.kar-ls in that
i ity. The ging' r is said to contain
ti'.t p. r cent, alcohol, p. r cent,
gill;:' r. and the balance water. It
burns out th" stomach ip.iii k r than
whisky
So ml days ago I.repa.igh, the
showman h id an elephant strangled
t ih alii. b. ca.ise, the elephant was
had. dung, rous, and had killed a
numb, r of keepers. The brain was
. xani iiid hv doctors and they declare
their beli.-f, that tli" 1 ast. wheiiba-l,
was insane.
D.stki ssiN., railroad necih nts sre
frupieiit. fist wnk the list of hor
rible accidents included the destruc
tion hv tire of the Kat.- Vd.irnson the
Mi.sij i rier, wl.i r hv Ifi i f 2M
..jlel.st t ll. ii- ,'V. Two ll.lVri
l iti r the il.-striietii.il uf tliU I". at v:is
f..l!..w...Uv th.-hurtling ..f thf l.;it
J 1 1 ii H. H:i!iTi:i, . . tht sitim- rivi r
i-n (.'hri-.tni!is in.. ruing. Of tin- 1
..i.h' im K.ur.l ..nU- 11 is.-aix .l.
1 lie hr in t-ui-h l.:it start.-.l unu.r.g
intt..n liali'n.
A Dentist's Mistake.
It RRisiifR.. l a., lee. A story
has In-u told lu re which is likely to i
h-ad t the arrest of a dentist of Hali- 1
fax, this county, and a man named :
Seelw ig, of the sa.ue j'l-iee. Scelw i's
wife was atllii-ted with toothache
aNmt ten days ue... and hr coin-,
plaints wi annoyed her husband that
he threaten i to leave her if she did !
n"t have her teeth pule-.1.. She Con
sented, and persuai'cl her husband
to accompany her to the d ti'ist's.
'.Vfore she g. t into the dentist's ,
chair the woman almost faiut.nl from
! u-u v. ju nhi.-l, l:a.l tlic ff-N-t f !
, luuki.-. the- Ii-x,li:tn.! tr.iltf irast-ilil.-. I
f lut with th.- ntwwtaiii- .f th-.- . n- j
; ti,t .L- was tLu-l in tL- chair, ami
tlie tn'tu with bis f. r-s 'iiiiii'ii..-l
tin? wurk f AtiiM-tiii.
Mrs. St.-Iwji ouM not tnk mi
:in:-si Ir t ;i I wlu-i two r three
.f l.r t' th ha. I lorn takea out slt
p l!!--l i. ! IltK tnlM. thf" dentist's
Tir:ti m. It wns ueifsnrv to linve
'. :iirtf-i-ii tci-fli r-tt .veil mill the
!ii-.i"-:nl ih'termiii l ti..t t-
ix-rinit
i ''is if..- t l :ive t!.: cluiir until LVl'IV
! lie 1 1 ri 1 1- n tnlo-li out. To luake
u..i k i nsii r !.-r Hie .ti lit 1st ti:o
h.isKin.l li.I'l his wife's liea.il mul
arms that ulic- c-util.l not moe,
ami tlie work continue.! until all the
t.-etii lia.l Imi-h Atniflel. By this
time the womnii was exluiu.stc.1 an.l
inml.le to rise from the chair. The
two men re:tl'z-'l that tihe was in a
tr i P'tis cor. IItion, Jin.l hey at
i 'iu-e uj'plieal restoratives. A ji'ivsi
..iau as siiniiuonel ami everj- ifT.rt
was tnatle to revive the woman, hut
it was of no aviiil, ami 8lie liel two
hours later.
Whipped bj the White Caps.
I'll I. A .o. IV
d,-st':iteh from 1
: fins' IVi-i-v. Ohio, siivs: '-At lh .lnt-
lale. H.irris..u count. , Christmas !
n .'lit. White Caps visit.-.! Dr. John
l'.u khill. a leading phvsieinu, and ! am Canadian Jr reuchman, huigheit
gave him a terrible tliriishirg. His ! when he told a reporter the cireuni
eiianl K,v had Ut-u intoxicated, and j stauces that gave rise to sui-erstition
i hif.' C:-i s .--.is.'.! Paikhiil of i
Til. . II.
.1 1 li-o,.i,li !
i w-",, v " ,
tin .-ch-liit. i:ear:ng tiiev contemiHat-
d rc
ir- h-i.i. accosted two men
ii,
l.e 1;-,
! r. -.s., to believe were I
in. iu hers of the organization ni'd '
thr. at. ned t . shin t them in case a !
1 1, in. 'list i at i. 'ii was ma h against him.
Th
re is nmi-ii -viien:ei!i Here
and
re-
l he White Caps will
gulat-d."
robablv lx
The Coming Year.
Shim r.-titi.'izs p.. oi.l.i
I.M'k f rwar 1
with s.'i:i' dread to th- coining year.
It happens that 1SS0 begins "with
a total iclij.se, which astronomical
ev. .;t has ii. t occurred before on J
J imiary 1 f-r over two hundred;
v.ars, ami will not is car again on
this date f"r another three hundred
vears.
To add to t' e gravity of tho situa
tion from an astrological j-oint of
ie, there nr.- to lx- two solar
.cliis. sin lsv.i. This, whil" not
t,
unusuiu
..
iiin i-.'C' teiiteii. is sun so
i.i . i . . ii.. i : . 1. i
inill, :t.'T 'l.-'irniii .--I m.iiii;, .:;..-.-
no i: Ibu"- w hat mav and w hat may
i . . i ....... -
not happen t. f..re the fat' ful vear i:
pried. N. Y. H. raM.
His Seventh "Wife.
ZIh k'oki.. I!h. Dec.
:!.-L,vi 1.
! !";.!l. r h ft lu re h-d.iy
" ! m Cortland, Ie Ivalb
r his homel
iintv, with
his sewutli wife.
a red headed, I
i-nitr nlv 1 h king
woman n:uuel
Kmeline L Hijuis. Fuller's first wife
wits Jane Maxwell. A divorce
separated them. Alvim Clark was
the second wife. She died. Nettie
.M.s. re was '.uiel s ife three months ,
and then f-ought and s. cured a le-1
cree of dr.oris!'. I- ;nl. r s f.iurt I. lTe
was .'.irs. tJizatK-tti . nfia JWi I
0;ie night the v-man'ii f..rm. r litis-
baud crawled. ,uto r'nll r'-s U-droom
and shot him in the leg. A ilivon-e
followed. Nellie Bishop w as Filler's
tiflh wif-. She iavolv. d her huslntnd
in a stabb: ,g nfiray, and was then
released from the luatrimor.al yoke
l'v a divorce court. Lotta ltav was
v..ti - . :.i
a if.', and she tlop d
ultli . 1 ..i L-
a orakenian.
Fuller's diary shows this interest
ing table; Bi plies to advi Tt'sem. Ilts,
1 1 h I ; niiinM r of j hotograplis ex
changed, 4'Ht: prop-isa!-, accept
ed. S." ; rejected, o I ; m: rris d, 7; i!i-
' Vi.ro it, 4 : paid ! reach of promise
' damages. 1 ; married by minister, 1 :
i married bv justice, ?; shot at, 1;
, stabU d. 1 : t 'me of ,
'Z-t years, j
to seven j
Fuller was clig:
'Hu n at one time.
d
The oldv "irli
i,i , . ... ,,,, i-.,: ....Jui.a-ii'jir.i'.'iusiiiiui' nervous svs-
"i.n oo , ,11. .'ii... ...... ......
t-arne Smith, of D.il.uipie. Ms ol
ins wives wire oionnes ami one was
a brunette.
A Fight With aBear.
Chic A.io. 1W. 22.--A despatch fra
Watertow i.. Dakota, mivs : "ll.-v. J.
W. Stokesb-.iry has ris-i ive.1 intelli
gence of a terril'le struggle his
brother lVof. D. K. St-.kesl.ury Lad ,
r.-c.-ntly wiln a l :.r in Tiie inuiiu i
tains of Wyoming iu which the pro
fossor vmis probably fatally injured
Prof. Stokesburv is a geologist c
meted with Prof.
Abuit a wet k ago v
Marsh's party.
Ii i!i- he and an
assistant were engaged at a ..Lt ; ft.nu r ltl.) r in t,nl..r that the brain
sixty miles north of Carl.!! they ! ull(, t!l,.r ,.( r.t; structures shall be
were overtaken by a band of se ven , lir1M.rlv nourished. If a person use s
silver -tip Wars. Oldening tlietu ' u h5s f(rain faHtt.r t,mQ h,. makw U
approaching the men sougnt refuge . ,,e S.H.M )MH.lim,.s n.-rv .us raid irrita
oi, a large r. k, and U ing weh arm-, bl(. If he (1,.s n,,t fiSSiluil;lte enough
ed succeeded in ih spa.ehllig four of , f;nM, , BU1,.,1V itri Ueluands his mind
1... 1.. .. - .-...1 n .rib li..f.,.ft i
III- O. ...s ..0....0. U ...... O, ...... ,
losing sight of the game in thi
thicket, liiished with his "success I
the
prof. ssor sprang into the brush i
an pursuit w! en he was s idd.-nlv .
.. .o.... . .... r.....-..
a nioiistt r reinaie. In turning
fell and was ut once caught bv
no I ,
til-' I
, . - .
jlx-nr un.l rivt-n a M-.l.-iit slinking.
I Dr.'pi-ing him sh cuught him in the i
! insi.l.-i.f th.- right 1 g, tlmvi the !
tllf
kill r. t ari.lg I'lT the ll.-sh P.I! 1
splint ring the l.no. Khe next
si.r uig at his face, but he intercept-
... . . , -.1 1 : . r. ...
i-il tin- ii'.ia. k wiin ins i. ii linn, mini i. ; IU(...t ls 11(,t alait.l to tilt; retlUUC
wasbitt. u fi:ti.ly through. She ni.,,ts , ,f n,. rvous imlividuiil, as
lli w r.t his side niil:tt eiit-blow broke nutriti..us juice to a gnat extent go
three ri!-s. The Prof.-ssor, who hr.d j illtl, tjlL, hrine.
throughout r. ta:!i--l h. Id of his rifle
with las riht bar. 1. finally sneered-
1 in ''iviiiiT ht-r fat :u sm.t in
tbe
h.:i-l. The l'iir wii.'lml hlmut
TOO
'iH.tm.ls. St. ikeslmry will inllly
.lie.
Earning a Biby.
Tl is sha king itHL :is published
by the Philadelphia K .m n
n ro.
A bnbv was bak-l in the stoM- in
the ladies' waiting r..in !t the Wt st
I. -rs.-y Uailroad lt p't. iu t'a;ulen,
. st. idav. Whether the infant was
alive at tin- time it w:is thrust
th- fi.-rv ftiriiac-.- is tnt kn.u.
into
"e
lllir.il ttui.'tc niiK-w:is i. niTiifiv m-
i-int r.
stt.vi-
Lt d when its j r.-M iice
was discovered that
in me
it was
in
U.sible t- .;. t. nail. how long it
I.. n .lea l.
Milt, t'.ithai ilic' lLmloU is th-.- :.t-
llH
nd:"it i" the ladies' apartm id at
ti Ch!21.l.-M statiou. V.'l.ilo attend-1
l,.P Jufi.-H vt-.-t. rJrtv Mrs. I
: , . ....... V. . . i .
h it
h i 'ii n. lie in . nu. i-iic
siipp'd t" :.' ui ly iaier. itu- pvsttm T.1111 mc retiT, unutrgneu ler
out examining into the contents the j mentation, ami the boly ami brain
woinau threw the package iuto the j it shoulJ nourish may Ftarre. The
stovf and went alx.ut her work.
Sii'irtly afttrward she returned to
the stove to l'ok after the tire, and
tiie next instant the ferry hands were
startled l'V a shriek. Mrs. Hanlon
had discovered the fully develojed ;
1m1- of a child lying in the calsand j
fast l-ing consuiueL
The remains of the infant wire
taken out and removed to the Morgue.
County Physician Iszard made a
iKst nioiteiu examination, but he
was unable to decide whether the
child had lived or not. Mrs. Hanlon
does not know where the bundle
came from. It is sujijmsed that it
was left in the waiting-room early
yesterday morning.
A Ghost at Sea.
Ralt:mop.e, Dec. 27 The fine Q ie
! bark Madura, Captain Bender,
ai rived at Belt's wai f yesterday, one
1 undred i".nd ten days from xisagua,
Chilli, wi'h 970 t 'lis of nitrate of so-
'ta. .Sue :uso had n board several
sail. -rs -a ho t re anxious to go over
her side. Captain Bernier, a pleas-
ai'i .ng some of his crew, lie re.ate.1
how the vessel left New York, Sel-
. . , .our .. l
-oo., ......
i t l.risbane, Australia, lr..m w iiere
she sau. d for Newcastle, N. h.
On NovemU r 1 1, a hazy, mugU .ay,
the v. ss. 1 was suddenly surrounded
bv thous.uids of birds. Caj. Bender
reg.ir.led this as a phenomena lie
could not account for. Abuit noon,
the cook, a Midtcsc, named Theama,
went forward to clean some tish, and
while at work the roll of the vessel
r.peii t!:c tast- iangs ot a piit-u ol
i
wood oil the weather side. The
piece of wood was hurled through
the air with liiuh force that, striking
Thcunia iu the head, it cut his skud
l-:..f in two. One nait of his skull
went oveib.ard. The man died iu
st.ii'tlv. He was buried at sea the
same cwn.ii" and almost simultau-
eoiislv with the descent of l:i lmdv
iido the sea tile myriad of birds dis-ai'iK-arcd.
These facts are recorded
in the lo-r of the Madura, irom
Newcastle the Min lura carried coal
to Cal.io, ami, lirit-.-eding t I'isagua.
, , , I l i.- ti . i
loaded for Baltimore. Ilie vessel
1
, .
not been out long when a Nor-
liU.ll
VM gian 1 gan to complain of seeing
a strange man in the forecastle at
night when t!ie sailor was :n ins
berth with the watch "IkI.iW. His
tales wtre laughed r.i In-cause he had
nev. r seen the c.uk, having shijK il
after the cook's death. But the ap
parition continued to present itself
tj the sailor, and the di-seriptiou he
gave of hi.s nocturnal visitor agreed
with that of tl:a b-, hea.te.1 man, and
with its repetition there grew an
:didi:ig faith in the minds of others
that the ghost cf the man accomi an
ud the Madura. This mixture of
f,.ar fr ight v as iid.-nslfi.-1 when
jlt. !ntsMi:ii, who I-.K.ks as if he
.'tli. r f :ir r w.tim-it
-.aid
,.,., b-f.-l br.rth an.l bni.rl
ti - .at l. Li.l kc-u the coot ca deck
V1 tv,r ,.,, . ,,t. it w-m noticed
that the moTi were aft-rwarda sern
more togetlier during their night
watch on deck than previous to the
d:s'.ov;-ry of a man oub ar.l who was
known not to bi then; in the ll.-sh.
Captai'.i B-.rnier has no faith iu the
supernatural, but the fear among the
men seemed a little out of the ordi
nary course uf th::igs, even to him.
Wo Must Eat Meat.
'T aw disposal to exclude vege
tabl' s, said a physician of experience,
to a Chicago lb rai l reporter, "with
the exception of ci r. als and fruit
from the i it of ii rvous persons.
. 'irsi, mraun; niiiiuiu io.ni is
i TT i l ' . ..1 .- . 1 .
tern and to the body gel u rally than
vegetable. It has all thu esMlitial
eleuiens ;' r tiie formation of tlie
tissui s of the lody mid is ensiiy di
gested. It appears to lie the natural
f i-d of huinan beings. It seems
jH.s.sil.le for mail to xist on it alone
in any climate and continue in a nor
m;d condition of health. The first
food taken by man milk is strictly
.o roii.efil Kiilict-iticrt Tt iiint.il?". fill
tlll. ,'i,.IU,.:.t(, c-ss'rv to the growth
of the human bo.lv and to its
.,'.,.:
lillUU-
tenir.iec in a state of health. This
cannot be sai l of anv one article of
vegetable footl. Then, the nervous
system coiisis'a largely of fat. This
biiltst-ow.. Tnilst 1 .o kil.tl.lieil in a....
s.in. H.,.,,mt. W.;;t.
Tin- healthi'-st and strongest indi-
vid-l it t v.... wlio.it 1 ...if f.i .ri-.t
,H,rti.,I1 o'f'ment than of vege'table
fi),(1 Be-t should be taken m the
standard meat. It answers cverv
i.nruw .if tin. wYt.n .nl mi.l
' i ji-k an-
.w..-L- niv. tii .f no ...tilv .iiir.'t.l
.:'IA .11'
i,,rtt hi f
js ',..1
t illlt
r,.ur as its cumiKisitiuu g'K-ti,
. il.-nt fiK.il fir nt-rvutis K-r-
t 1,nr it m.t r.-neliU- .li..i Ht.-il
Yet iu the armv we iisc.l to thii.k
n,,,i.;lltr w-.,s 1 ,."ti-r f-.r the w.nin.h-d
; ,IU.., tilu l,a.-..n. As a rule", salt
. . .. .
"The-fl.-sh of wild birds is more
-tender and mor rendilr digested
1 tti. tl-.iil ..f .1. T.-ti.' oi'.-s. Tbi is
1 .wvnMit..,! f..r bv tlie m-esitrr amount I
of ext reise they take, thereby rent-w
ing their th sh more-rapidly and mak
ing it ynung.ir than that if birds
which live a lu.re miet life. This
is a suggestion that might le of
Ix n. fit to w..:neu of sedeiitarv habits
w ho arc desir us of jrol nging nn
: HpiK-unuii'i' of vouth. Fish of all
kinds is good for tbe nerv.mslv in
clined. luiw -ggs, contrary to g-n-
t-ral opinion, are not as .ligestible as
1 those that have Ixen cin ktil.
j "A notion has lK.-'n prt-valrut that
. many j-rsous mjuro tlieir itigi-sti.m
; uslliulv sunt-r from uerv.tus .Usi'tisia-
I xiicir stoma-!is arc un-jl.le to per.
f, .rm the lalxr .f assimilation. O
. to the ,1, ticielit Hepe lK,er ef
; the individual tlie f.-.d hes iu tne
stomach Ulicxted upon by the gas -
trie juice lM(.at.e thci
tlie quantity is insnfiici,.nt to have
an - lK.war." I'.hkI. iiiHloatl of Ix.!,.;,,.,.
. " . . . ' i , 1
to renew lue mmy ami tue nervous
person is iu a worse state than if the
food had not been taken, for the fer
mentation generates aeids.
"Nervous individiduaLs may de
rive all the fat thev need from sugar
anil starch. It is letter however for
those with weak digestive organs, or
whose nerves are in a highly seusi- j
tive state, to get it from the animal
kingdi m than to compel their en
feebled stomaelis, intestines and pan-
creas to create it out of these arti
cles. Good bread, sweet butter and
meat are the best f.Kxbi for the
nerves. People troubled -with in
somia, nervous starting from sleep
and sensations of falling can often
be cured by limiting themselves to a
diet of milk alone for a time. An
adult should take a pint for a meal
and should take four meals daily.
People with weakened nerves re
quire usually a larger quantity of
water than those whose brains and
nerves are strong. It aids in
the digestion of food by making it
soluble and seems to have a direct
tonic effect. Hot water is relaxing
to the stomach.
"With proper eating and drinking
we should have fewer broken down,
nervous wrecks, and far more vigor
ous intellect. The present human
species cannot eliminate flesh from
its food nnd amount to a row of pins.
The fancy that nothing but vegetables
should Ihj eaten is apt to overtake
everyone somew here in life. It is
d-.ie to some disorganization, and
usuidly passes away with the dis
turbance that created it. This fan
cy is more apt to assail the young
than tlie middle-aged, and females
more frequently than maled. A ner
vous sicklv girl of nineteen was put
under my care about nine months
p.go. I found she had inibiled the
vegetarian notion and practised it
almut a vear. I limited her diet to
so much meat jwr meal and a small
quantity of fruit and bread, with
pint of milk. She doesn't liok like
the same girl now. All tliat absurd
belief in a strict vegetable diet has
left her with her growth of btrength
and nerve forever.
The Finest Yet.
We refer to The liussell & Mor
gan Printing Company's calendar
for 1SS9, a copy of which is now
ln-fore us.
The calendar consists of twelve
sheets (one for each month) of coat
ed board, size 12 x inches, print
I'd in Line t J twelve colors and gold
from engraved inctal plates costing
over 2,000. Each page is entirely
differ, nt froni the others, and all are
new and original designs illustrat
ing the origin and use of playing
cards, etc.
January opens with the story of
the playing card it birthplace :
"Midst austere walls of a convent
grnv," which is carried through In
different r presentations and descrip
tions to the end, JJecemlier showin"
tlie 'hoti.se of cards" and a view of
The Russell & Morgan Printing
Company's building, the largest
playing-card factory on earth.
1 his is the most elaIorate calendar
ever produced, and wliile The Bus
sell .v Morgan Company hare Eot
forgotten to work m a fair amount
advertising pertinent to their busi
ness, the calendar itself is a most
practical one. The figures are large
and plain, and on the back of the
December sheet is f unnsiieil a lull
commercial ciJendar for the years
18S1) and 1800, with the consecutive
figures so useful to lxK.k-kwpcrs and
business men w ho wish to make a
note" of time.
A notice printed on the face of the
calendar advises us thai sample
copies will be mailed to any address
iqx.n receipt of twenty nve cents.
A well know n lawyer of fit
D.'eg", Cid., while in a barK-r's chair
turned suddenly to speak to a friend
and a piece of his lumi was sliced off.
Adjutant General Hastings fctates
that ho has Dale til arrangements
for th transportation of th entire
Division of tins National Gjard to
Washington upon the occimion of
the inauguration of President Har
rison.
The Harrii.burc' Telegraph bbtb
that it is understood that the Board
of Trade Committee is meeting with
considerable success iu soliciting
subscriptions for the erection of a
new bridge over the Susquehanna
river at State street. About aO.OOO
has been already subscribed and
t'.e Committee has been greatly en
couraged.
A Spider's Telephone,
While a gentleman was watchiug
BOme opidera last summer it occur
red to huu to try what iffect a tun
ing fork would have on the insects.
He suspected that they would regard
tbe sound just as they are in the
habit of regarding the sound made
by a fly. And Bare enough they did.
Ue selected a lurge ngly spider that
had been feasting on flies for two
months. The spider was at one
edge of it web. Bounding the fork
he touched a thread at the other rida
of the web and watched the ret-all-Mr
spider had the buzzing sound oob-
vyed to Lim over his telephone wira,
but how was be to know on which
particular wire the sound was travel
ing ? lie ran to the centre of the we
very quickly, and felt all around an
til he touched the thread against the
other end of which the fork was
sounding : then taking another thread
jrcst as a man would take an extra
piece of rope, be ran ont to the fork
and sprang npon it. But he retreat
ed a little way andjooked at the fork.
He .wns much puzzled. lie had x
pected to find a buzzing fly. He got
on the fork again, and danced with
delight. He had caught the sound
of the fly and it was mnsic to him.
N. Y. Graphic.
Tbe Popnlatioa ot Mifflintova and Pat.
teraon ia about lt00, and w would lay at
I.... K.ll mrtm tmnhiMil with w,m r. . -
i ion 01 ua Ibroat ana Liinfca, aa Iboae
complaints are, accord lor to statistics, more
, ucmerons tban others. V would advise all
net to neglect the oi.ortnnitr to call on
- their dnl . .nd grt , bottl'a of Kemp's
balsam lor tha Throat and Langs. Prica
, iOc and $1.00. Tri wire fret. Sold by all
' am cists.
From lVrry County papers :
J. J. Morrison snv& the hteraiy at
tainments of the lady teachers of Ju
niata county are prettv fair.
On lat Monday, W. K.'Duin killed a
porkir that tipjx-d the scales at t52
jxiuuds. Spring township ahead!
The work of repairing and rein-idling
Marshall Furnace at New
port is nearly completed, and it is
expected that the tires will be re
kindled in about a fortnight.
Lewis O. Kauffman formerly of Liv
erpool, but lately a resident of Ber
rysburg, Dauphin county, commit
ted suicid-j on the lKth inst by hang
ing himself in his stable. He was in
the 41st year of his age. A new
mail route will le started on the 1st
of next J uly. The mail will lie car
ried daily except Sunday, from Liv
erpool to Duncannon. The nniil will
leave Liverpool iu the morning at S
o'clock, stopping at Mt. Patrick,
Montgomery's Ferry, New Bufl'iJo
and Bcnvenue, arriving at Dunean
nou at 12 o'clock. Will h ave Dun
cannon at 1 o'clock p. ru., on the re
turn trip, and arrive at Liverpool ut
VocliMtk I), m. (Jit itiesdav
night, the, 11th inst., Mr. David
Reeiler living on the old Power farm,
in Centre township, had his clothes
line almost completely stripped of
tne ciotu.'S nung thereon to urv ; a
double-bitted axe was also stolen.
The roblK.-ry put Mr. Boeder's fami
ly to great, inconvenience, but he
feels satisfied he knows the tracks of
the marauder, and will soon brin;
him to account if the stolen goods
are not returned. G. B.
Longneckcr, of West Fairview, who
served six months in the Cumber
land county jail for forgery, has
been arrested for altering tickets on
the Pennsylvania railroad. His meth
od was to buy a ticket to a uoar-bv
station f .r it few cents and then
clov. rlv altar it, making it good for
a pn-utge to a distant station. It
was neatly done and tlie lraud was
not detected bv tlie conductors nor
bv the ticket counters, but when the
accounts came into the auditor's of
lice they did not balance and the
fraud was then discovered. The
case wa?i pi;t into the hands of the
PeniiKclvtii.ia railroad detective force
and lhc-y traecd the matter, theysay
to Luignockcr.
List of the Brethren'! Appoint
ments for the Tear 1889.
Jan. 6, Swamp schik.l house.
Jan. 20, Jacob Shirk.
Feb'y 3, Pike Meeting House.
Feb'y 17,
Mar. 3, Swamp school house.
Mar. 17, Pike Meoiiiig House.
Mar. 31, lied llock school house.
April 14
April 28, Pike Meeting House.
May 12 .'
May 2G, Joseph Book.
Juno D, Pike Meeting House.
June 23, Swamp school house.
July 7, Jacob Shirk.
July 21, Pike Meeting House.
Aug. 4,
Aug. 18, Swamp school house.
S-. ji'r 1, Pike Meeting House.
Sep'r 15, Red Rock school house.
Sep'r 2'.)
O-.-t'r 13, Pike Meeting House.
Oct r 27
Nov 'r 10, Joseph B;ok.
Nov'r 24. P.ke Meeting H rase.
Dex-'r 8, Swamp school house.
D 'r2:2. Jacob Shirk.
Fur Sale.
Sond ITanJ Store ii pood as cc at
ha'f price t Mffl:ntoirn Fcucdrj-. Aluo
all kir.dn cf 1r:g bonpM. Dec. 19, 5t.
Wbeu IV ooiea Vote.
Won't it b fnnnv when worni n vot -.
If ili-r act 1. Hilly as t'ie men t
Tho barrel of flour tb.'y'ii hare '-!iiV,"
The wlirelbairown tbe '!! liav fn triin.
die tben 1
Will abe pay licr liiils like a iittTo mn.
Or hertgo itb a pretty jnk-h Jtd r.ote
Will it be a cake of catch. 8 r!ch can
When worr.pn vote 1
Won't it be fonr.y to have it aid
Of some poliiical aweft g:rl bnda,
"She's actually gone and abaved her head ;
Uade a bet on the lot in aide V
Will they bet their Voot and cbewing f um T
And tbe pretty bonceta on mhicb they
dote ?
Will io tnink tbe millcnniaia baa come
When women rote t
Philadelphia Call.
1 HA PER PItOFIT ard l:im-
XVlvF CJ NT plea Free totmncn
vaitKeri. tor Irl ticelt's Cenuloc
Flectrlc nelts.Urualies, &c.. La
dy agi'Ma want, d lor Flectria Corsets.
Qnirk ka'ea. Write at anci for term. Dr.
S cott, MS B'war. K. T.
AGENT S W ANTKD
to canvass fbronn of tha larfretlt, Ol1-
est efttabllsbed, Beat Known
5srierlfiln IbeCaantry. Uot
liberal ternik. IToequaled tacilitiea. GEK
tVA NITRSERY, ratabiiabed 1846.
W. T. SMITH, Geneva, N. T.
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTK ATEO.
This Magazine portrays A merit
can thought and life from ocean to
ocean, is filled with pare nigh-class
literature, and can be safely we I.
coined in any family circle.
MICE 23c. BR $3 TEAR IT WAIL
torn pit Copt cf currant number mailt upon r
rclpt of 25 ett.; back nawtter. 16 CU.
Premium List with either.
S. T. 733 ft SCJT, Publishers,
130 A- 132 Pearl St.. V.
KO!lETIII5IO SEW ond cr the son
mhich King frolomon nevtr beard of i
CLOTHES LINK that requires NoCl'tbes
puis. Every tiouse-kecper, lanndresa snd
' store-keeper wsnts it. Sample sent by
nistl. 6 feet tor 2oeta., 12 tet tor oects
firtt Clatt JkKTs WJSTED for thit
rov- address XOKTUX E. EOD t
' CO., Mauutaeturers A? n 1, Ptii)(ie!hia
I . , . . Daw CWQ V
?
'fljer) get tK
1
lien
OflESTY
qer)uineia5 a
F(ed tin tag on
every plug.
Old Honesty is acKx.owi-
edged to be Vtyz purei:
ana rrjost lasting piece
of Standard Chewing Tobacco
on th3rnarKct.Trvijig it is
a better test than any ts.lK
about it. Give it a fair trial.
Your dealer has it.
WM. RADAM'S
MICROBE
KILLER
The Great GERM
m 11ACTFRIA
DESTROYER.
To Curt Disease.
Removt the Causa.
thai irtrnu or BcctUi cumtuonly called Miciwucs,
fare '.lie caui. iit ilimi im
Th. MlcitOTis&.lt.l.fU CURES tiy HtstrvyiMt ihg
mit'.-r-t ; ml the BAjue tini jmrrir the .W and
;A,lil. Ur. K.ilim ku rsatilish.d
Factory No. 4 iu Philadelphia.
Office at 819 Arch Street.
!"''I;H and Trr. ... .-i-tup k,:i: CATARRH,
PRCNCHIT IS. CONSUMPTION, MALARIA,
RHEUMATISM, Diseases of the Blood, tir ,
! rnii;t; or calling at al.vr uddrrsj,, will r.-crive
c-i abi. giving the h M .ry of i!ie MiCKeiir. K.11.1 tit
an.' ll rvre. i: hjs rr.ad. A.ntic" viil 1
b '.e.l i: IVnn.vlv.ini!!. N'-w I- rv. I Irhtvarr. M-
t !M. ai'l liismd ol L'tl'inl.!., '
M.,ilv. '1 hi litrmi. ide is.
1. h.eh thi, 1 ....iwry
A SUWli. RESTORATIVE TO HEALTH.
r MEAT AkTSICAJt
MEAT-CUTTER.
1 1'n.Tiallril - -I pro
HMvH Uj. l-t f-.t II .-h,
Wir.rt V -at.
r.ppl.. 'r:i:c:
Uambur; Hl'nk. .r . a. .
1. . ...
AMERICA K'f'vi CM..
41 11 tin,
l h :. 1 J l.ia.
1
wikii tci STATat
A FEW FACTS
Wrorth Knowing,
That I can stop toothache in less than
flro minutes ; no pain, do extracting.
That I can extract teeth without pain,
by the uf.e of a fluid appliu-i to tho teeth
and gums ; no danger.
That Diseased GnmS(known
aa Sentry) treat &&Jei sticccsslully
and a cure waraJjir.vt-anted iu every
case. -a-
Teeth Filled and warranted for li!.
Artificial Teeth repaired, exch&riged or,
remooMlod, from $.00 to $12 per set.
BeautHol Gnm Knamele.1 Tet iniierted at
prices to suit all.
All work warranted to gle perfect aatis
faclit.n. I'eopla who have artificial teeth
with which they cannot eat, are especially
invited to call. Will visit professionally
at their homes if notitied by letter.
Will Tisit regularly at.RichSeld tbs- tnd
weeks of May and October.
Tebms Cash.
G. Lu DERR,
Practical IJentiNt,
KsTABLtsnxD ia u ir r luito w, Pa., m Jft0.
Oct. It 'fo.
r.r riV'C- i;;.rrniTnif Em.EPir.v.
V . LtL v O ''' -lv UtJ iu " 1 t-'a-l- 'V.-l
l.y l-y ..i"'i AiTicri.ttii wrmmu
" r llu. j .rtet.1 ait.nin- all ..ther FCjn-nv-flk,
(H rasfc tt ui.l.t. bent ty rtia.1, si. I an !
ciurnA... ll I CC, 5; Irtauont U, lvton, Sla..
Ufa of KES5V WiSD FEECKER
(l aUKi KXiUl. HIlv-
iv US. ' (.-.H- bu lit fn.iu i. birUi U him
l'.M IMMK TO.,
telsutia Car.. iirooli.Iva..T.
BEST MADE
CJLOTHIJN G
IK
PHILADELPHIA
FOB
V- C- Y-ATES & CO.,
SIXTH ANP CHESTNUT.
LEPOER IsriLTilSO
Xotlce toTrepaasr.
Havirfr 1. ased 4'0 aires of wood land
of David Wilson, and 400 acres of wood
land of John MrClure. adjoining lands of
Pennsylvania Kailroad Company in the
vicinity ot Boxler's Gsp. I berebv caution
all persons against trespassing on th .h..
mentioned les-d lands for the pnrposo of'
c nttino timhpr miA ma rv.t. '
J'" BlASIIOB.
Mimintowa, Msy 2f , r-v.
ecst
i
19 ri
?s, tXJ
AUTUMN AND WINTER,
I HAVE THE
Latest Fall
And
WTXTTT? I?
iT
if
i
J-Ult
Tbe Cbamplou ( Ielbler of.Jaulaia County fia
turned froiu '1 be Extern f IIIm vrtth at nou r fu 5
FAL.L A IV D WIJN TER STOCK,
Will mreke liienda, oulahine rivals, win rictne, uD.i m' :t,; ot
MKN'S BOY'S A CHlLimU5
merits.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
ond Gent's furnishing goods- first Class, combining fsuie. u.;..
Elegance, with prioes that will astonish yon. Xb al in expt, -ltj
I prove this.
But I aek jour patronage only when I jriro eetaplttft sat:s'r.ti,B
etoek of HATS, CAPS, BOOTS 1 SHOES OVKlt-ALLS, W.VIYKES
JEWELKY, Clico, Percale flr.d Wkite Shirts. yok wnr, CIU
Cuffs.TrnnkB nnd Satchels, is fU i.nd coxuiltte. Call end ee.
Sam'l STRATEK.
THE OLD KE1.IADLE CLOTHIEIl AD FURNISHER
IN PATTERSON.
Jnne 16, 1886.
I.ocm K. ATr5.!. P.U.M. FrmiLi
ATKISSO.I & I'E5ELL,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LA W ,
MIFFLINTOWN, PA.
Uncollecting nd Convejancing pronij i
ly atlended to.
OrricK On Main street, u place of resi
dence of Louis E. AtkintioD, Eh.., south of
Bridge street. Jct 'M, lbi-ti.
D.
M. CRAWFORD, M. 1.
Has resumed actively the practice ol
Medicine and Surgery and their collateral
branches. Office at the old corner ot Tliiid
and Orange streets, Mifflintown, Pa.
March ... Ib76.
Jon- aTcI.ai'Ohliv. Jo.rn W. Ftikuh
Hit I..4l tail.I3t A. MHMKI.,
IKSDRANCE AGENTS,
PORT ROYAL, JVMUTA CO.. fjl.
COuly reliat.lo Com anies rej r.i.-utvd .
Jn. 1, 1SS9-1T
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK
t
oFjiirru.uows, pa.
WITH
AT PORT
BRANCH
ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
JOSKPH kOTHIUK K. Hrtiult nt.
T. VAN IKU'IN, Cathxtr.
D1BECTOBS.
W. C. Pomeroy, Jos.
Rot brock,
Jolin Hertiler,
Philip M . Kej.ner,
Louih K. Atkiri.in,
KolM-rt E. I'irk. r,
T. V. Irwin.
STOCK 11. iLr EBS
Philip M. Kepner,
JoHeph Kothrock,
L. K. Atkinxon,
V. C. Pouieroy,
Annie M. Shelley,
June H. Jrwin,
K. K. PurKer,
J. Holj-Ch 1 1 win,
T. V. Irwin,
Joun Ili-rlz'er,
.M .rv K'irtx, Jerciue Ii. Thompson, Jr
C harlotte Snyder.
;
interest will l e '
Tk..... .n.f Pf.nr , CI
-M ., -.-rt. d.-I;osite
I jo 11 23, ISti'J tt
JWic Firm.
FALL AND WINTEK GOODS.
No more summer for months
to come. Fall anil W inter nre
, , , , .
here, and to conform to the
charge, the Senior member cf '
o ' (
the firm has just returned from 1
:
Eiistern Markets, w here he se-
. - . , ,
lected with great care the good
that his many patrons favor i
1
I IV
a ' . -v m. m 1
We hnve now filled
our
cViolv-oe vi-Jtl. Vm ut. U'ivtm..
r: a. wTAva.Amu . ' i' . ii.ii
Goods of all kinds. Our cu.-
tomer. have nppreciatetl our UJ" S
etrorts to give them goods to! nrni,uig at i is p. u.
suit their purposes, and we . "wisto divis...
i i Trains leave Lew islowu J iuh Iiou tor
believe that we are better pre- ' r..y uiui m, 10 6i a i,., x v, r m ; isr
limn uv-ur i .-.,.; ! Suiibury at 7 4i a m, 3 nU p is.
1... . ... ....... ,4 ,.A,.,.A ...VIA'
I
confidence. We invite ou
to
come and fee and be satisfied. !
.1 . 1 1 A - A
(111 UUT UrfNS ilUUUh Uf I 'ii Tl IIlIl t
wo nave almost c eryming. Lock Haven at iu a m, 7 1 i p m. i..ats
Don't be backward, call for'I)Te'uf,c-"r',e"-fi"" tJ"111"4"
What yOU Want. j Trains leave Tyrone lor Warrior. M.rk.
I reuiinylvaiiia Kuruac. and 6 .i.tia tt M
atiocs find ISouts. ;u,;UJ 1 i,Jvm- , , , ,
j 1 raius arrive at T loue Irum hclit'.oBls
Our Boot and
11 I v :
partment is full in its .irt-'
ment, anl you certainly can be
SUlted in lit, (Jliality and price.
H'l,..inrr I,.,,.,..., . I
Miateer improvements have
been added by the manufactures
j iAiirj m-ui uu. w c can
supply ou with foot wear for
... . . . . . . . . ....... . .. . ,
grocery Department never lairs
e nave on nana a lull line ol !
Fresh, Flain and Fancy !
Also, the only full line ui
UUEEiSSWAHE
i
in the county. Every house'
must have its lull supply oi l
Oueens and Glassware. tlii i 1
... ,fu .,11 j' i
. the stoie to call on lor such ar- ;
itldes. i
All orders by mail will re-!
ceive prompt attention,
llemember the place,
Matn Stueit, Opposite CkiUBT Horst,
Mi Hli nt own, IaM
"PJOM rt.
FENNSILVAKIA EA1LK0AB.
TIMK-TA1JLK
On and oitcr Sunday o'r .S B ji
trains that top at Miffiin ml! r8 ,f,nowt
IASTWARD.
ilTOOJI ACCMODTIOS trtf Alt,,.
daily st 6 0 a. m., Tjrone 5jj t ,
flnritingdon fi.RS a. n., HortM fain. .7
( r,.ri" B. ai., H ten HjtEiIUjii 7 IS .
KrVi vtonu 7.'J2 a. ui.. .rwtl,wn 7,4m
m., Milford R.06 a iu.. ilifllj tAt a. n
Port Itoval 8.17 a. m-. Me-vie ,' B''
Tnararora a. tu.. V..yc:k B.,9 a. .'
Tli.m soptowu 8.R7 a. oi., I)urwrd t.il i
ra., liillerstowii t,4 a ni., er! t, a
m., siTivirnr at Pa-'iKhurg at ID'S a. a.
rid at Philad.-lpt.ia, p. ui,
fl tUOBt KxpBErS lease, AitouM a,a.
! at tj.M a. ru., ar.d t.. i ii,p a a.) rvf,
I Htutioi'S tu .feen Ait.M.na and tUrriit
j r.-acl-i a llililir. at i iiti u. ui., larristi.rt
1 1.4U p. M., and arrm. in Pluladriph.s si
I H.l-7 p. m.
Mail Thais leaves Pittstaig daily si
0.55 a. m.. Altootia st -J.( 0 p. m., snl gun.
t in. ..I nU .u-itluv . . :
itt 6 3 p. ir., Iiarr iM.urjt 7.d0 y. ru., f-iiis-
aueii ijia 4 zo a. in.
.nan txjirt-i- ira.ci 1 HTM-rjre at 1 Wifm
Altooua 6 '! p m ; Tyrnm-1, 6 a ; Btwu
mgdi.n 7 i57 p an ; Lew ito n s 4? p n ; ),(.
flin y 10 p ni ; llarriniiurg IU ti p ru ; Htj.
detpl.ia 4 L'S a ui.
l'hiladeltjliiit Kiprtfs will kt.,i i
at 11 K7 p. ui., nlien rlcd
TVfcBTf.-.KD.
Vakt Lirs lea.es l'liwd-bis fluilr at
11 CO a ni ; Harrift.ur! ii 4U p m ; tiSm
b 00 p in ; Lewisi.iwu 6 .t p eu ; Aitiot
r. 11. p in ; 1.1 r iv. s at Pit I i-lmrg at 1 1 ii n.
Wat pAssrssra leaves FLils IHphka
daily at 4 S'l a. in.; liHrrixtmrir, S IS a. -Duncannon,
f. 54 a. m.; NewiK.rt, 26 a.
m.; Miliersto-vn, a 4" a. m.; Thoiufs retows,
9 62 a. 111.; Van I.'yhe, 10 aj a. u. ; Tincar
ora, 10 04 a. ut.; Mexico. 1(1 0' 1. M : Port
; Koysl, 10 13 a. ni.; Miillin, le .u a.
't Millord, 10 2y a. iu.; Narrows, 1 j 4 . B.
i Low-i-t' - " " -
a. ru " New t..n HaTniltoii, 1 1 .: - 11.; Hs
' .;. ilon, '2 17 p. iu.; Trone, .7 a. a.
Altoona, 1 45 p. ui and sin; , rsiilar
5," btftweeu Hurrisburi; .. . . v.- jona
lltini Expbsss leares Phila-1.pbia .
j ly mi 6 60 p. 111., larristjiirg, lil 2u s. .,
J stoi-ping at Kockville, Maryavilio, IluacM.
. i.uii, Newport, V ilieri.ti.wi,, ThomiswBiwwa,
i Port Hoyal, tune at MitTiin, U !" y. wj Ai.
( it. una, 2 n. lu., .nd Pittsburg, ti 10 a- m.
I MailTbais lear .s Phi!adl bia dnilv a!
i 7,iv 1 H irri-LnrK 1 1 .L'o a. u... aw-
port. 1 I ! p. 111., li'lhn 1J.47 p. ia., ai
iiing at ail regular stall.. ns b.-t.-a M ifflia
u.d Aitoou. rA-he. Ait....n, m.w
1 J". u..
altoosa accobmoi atiob is.t.t rtt
adeipliia dailv at 1 1 a , iUrr. si
4.,. ,..,., i..1Ilcl,. i Aj v. m.r ,.
i't a,io ,.. .u.,.iu.r,t.,w,, P. .
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