....... JIZ1
i nnas:ci:sie'.-t. ' JJ"
SENTINEL .V. UmTKl.ICA!I
M17FLLNTOWN.
WEUMESn.il. SEP. IT. !.
R. F. SC II W E I Ell,
lorro ! rBopairroa.
Republican State Ticket.
( n IV tI:S B,
tlEOUUK IKLAMATF.i:.
ln.wf"rtl Comity.
UJ.l Tf ANT-' JV RS R,
I.Ot'IS A. WATUKS,
Iiarkawntia County.
K K1TVLY K INTKU-NT. AWMK-,
THOMAS J. SI i:YAKT,
. mt'oi-.u-rv Count .
Sl'EVKUt Ui tl w:n
reV.ecte.l iu
Main lv n uii-rea.-
sed majority-
i.r.oO is hi majority.
All the ma-
chiuerv Ui;ou iu Ieimcrtic politics
w;m lroii'it ir bnt ti de'i-it ItetnL
Ttao ri-s'iH 'f -Action lm
-.twn 1 ,.-.!. rs i f 1 mm-rscT off
their UU:.t- -.n 1 t'.iey are mitiup
chains :inint t( eur own j ojile th.it
are extravagant. For example the
New Yoik WVrU ch ir-es that the
"Deoiociuts iu Maine s.M themselves
body anJ liit'eelies t the Republi
cans." I'revi.ms to the election the
Voi 11 arvl other pipers of its class
were engt r to V.ive the country be
lieve that the only saving virtue for
the country is tied up in the Demo
cratic, party, ami now within a few
days after its profusion of virtue, it
comes to th- fioa: with the most as
tonhie . charges of corruption
against its owu people. Doubtless
there are pople of easy political vir
tue in all parties, but to charge the
wholo Dt ino. ratio party with King
in the niarknt for sale is an outrage,
and a.s a Kepublu-an. we wish to in
ter a prot st aamht suoU wLn'.ii'e
depravitv chnrjji-s gainst the nater
ritie.l brethren. The mistake is with
tin Democratic leaders in not read
irjkj correctly the otuse of the rack
and tile of the imtei riiied vutftig for
Keed and ti e It-r iil'lioiiu party.
The rank an 1 tile of the I Vmoi-rat-ic
party vitl n.t f.r moiiy, but be
cium' they l.oin t politii';il opin
ions. In 'tint coriviitions on the sii';
jerts if the ru'ht-t ct mn. and iun
et co;;vn ticn on H i!j:.-t of the
industi ul ict r t of tin country.
That s why til. v v tr I fur the Ite
rmll;iiu party ai d fur Speaker Heed
and th it i the reason a cert a n p r"
Ci nt:i'j uf Ik- D m x-racy of lYt.u
cylvani'i. iu Xove.'ii'u- r will vote for
Delamatri- u I that is th reason a
certain peivent.i;; of tilt' Denej.-rai-y
will v te f'r Atkins, n iu the l;h
Conresiotiid I:-.triet. and t". r about
the came leasou many lVm crats in
Juniata will vote f r the lo'j ul.lii'an
c umty ticki t. I'nonh of theiu wiii
Vote this wav to tlect the republi
can ticket. The re. s re more of the
Democratic party who have bon
nt political coLvirtiona than Mich
Ieadi is as the X w York World
'Kill of.
A Distinsuiihei Visitor.
mur iik su - of
AThlNS
t'ONiiK!MA
From the CLaiubersbur:.- l'nbl'c
Opiuiou of September 12, Iv.:
t'hitubeibur had a dibtinuinhed
visitor hiHt Saturday and Sunday iu
the person of Hon. James N. Huston,
Treasurer of t'ie I'nited States. He
wus on his way to the old Lome faim
in Antrim township, and slopped iu
(.'haniLeibburi.' over Sunday iu order
that he luihl visit. It. -kv Sprnii;
chmch mid ruveard. whre hi
grandfather, yiaudmother ami an
aunt are buried.
hilft in CjitMibersburTreasuir
Hihtiu h. d much to nay iu regard
to polituMl itriiis Iu fpcukilijj of
l'T.:rets.. ..) AtLi--ori he told the
Opimri. H' ri ihut V.v. Atkinson wis
on of t'" !H-t ipi - ntntives iu
Colireou, nud wa held iu hifH es.
teem lv all nt Wai-nton He is
'H'' of itB lui.t f; i 1 1 f ul tu.-nsbers anil
i doiuj h! twt w ii !. frr Li-i p ople.
Treasurer Hit t,, i, 1 (: wan l.
to hear of 'oriv;revj.M .n Atkinson's
cardidacy for re nominal ion. nd
hoped t!iut l.o wenM be succssfu'.
It is is opiai i! tlUit ti c peopl.- of
this d:friet r i:'d il.i r- Ix tter than
to re lMmir.rtfi (njres!iman Atkin
son nn.l eli ct him l y a haudsouio
luajoiity. "If your people. would
know what was for their ovn j;iiod
thev would return Mr. Atkinson." he
said.
A Specimen Brick.
P-lack tu:iilt rs are doiny thmr lcst
te extort ru. n. v from Senator Dela
mater The Senator loes ricrht. in
e.J os:tiir them. Her, is a siecimeti
letter, which shou,i how a Mendville
man pi'opr.hcd to raise $1'2S on n
threat of tUiiit- imethiii he
does not suv what. D. l.amater" tent
his I.-tter to the Oairman of the He
publican Sfut CVntrl Coruraitt
who li ws had it publisiied. IVopl?
.x i.t.. .i i , , .
.xpusd. Thev ,reawicke,l ,Vt
.,! Tfi . i . .
.i iu- u-uir in a specimen
tit..L...ri... i a.- .
vim ui iiii-Miii lull s til .'StUrOVU
f i,., ., ,, " ;
in- more mat ure
throwa the better, f..r brick of th it
1. - . 1 ' . . !
Mini siniw t ue spirii cf corruption
that animates the ahuaivo crowd tnat
are ::gaiost the Senator.
CaSTBtL UoTkt.
iIrviLL. Pa., ppt. 9, IS'.si.
Ha. (Jitoscs Pklskatib.
Paaa Sir: you will remember tb' Jasrk I
d...efo,Toa and u: money I .pent for your I
eim-rmn inr .in.ii. .. .
j uv.cr ruu me
acoruinj ti t:r)iii.-ni row if you Semt mo
rur iocg lor and the jotsnst on
the Same in Hre days it will Sav rue the
trouble of tuning a active part against vou ;
if I hear troni you in too tim djoisJ j j
hll hr9 the whole tbinr Pobiished and ;
Enurer to prove bin asrarnHMi
ju, j ourm truly.
b priii bore
Pa.
George is Willicg.
Henry George is not only williDfif.
hut anxious to btuiup the state for
I'attison, and now that the cat is out
cf the bag, the Democratic managers
ruitfht a well "en:; biza. It wm
rather uufortnnate for Mr. Tattison
that Mr. George and his friends
should have J entliaaiasticallr en
dorsed him as a free trader and a
Mi.LTie tax man Ihos wer tacts
that the Democratic candidate didn't
care aliont havinf mm.Ie to conspic
uous. Since, however, the thio ii
known, George onj;ht to ! asked
his terms, and if they are not to Lirli
he should bo put on the stump. Jlr.
IX 'amater is so sure of virt jry that
the camoaisrn is somewhat dre:iry.
and if for nothing more tuan the
amasemeut of the crowiL Mr.
son oujftit to add a single-tax bide
show to Lis circus. North American.
Democratic War Veterans.
DeruijcrdtL; Vwieruns against t-..
lat rebellion appreciate ex Governor
Pattisons position on the soldier Iu 18i2, notwithstanding the ex
Uestion. They are orgauiziu eo traordiuary burdens of the war, it
th it tlu y can the more effectively removed the State Tax from all farms
work ajjainst l'attison's election, j an,i reai estate, and took three mills
At a nieetiu held in Philadelphia in 1 annually from the shoulders of each
August they passed the followiug ; ftIlti every farmer and householder.
resolution1-: ! Next w hen the State government was
Resolved by the Democratic war , strong enough, it removed the State
v,terins as;mllel iti public meeting ; ax fri,,u 11 farm xuachiuery, then
on the ni";ht of the 2-2nd day of Aug-. frim all drta sto k, nud recently re
nst, lt':'t, that the action uf the Dem- h.vetl the burdens of local taxation
ocratic State Convention in nouiinat- j by appropriating from the State's re
ing Robert V 1'attisou for Governor j venues, an additional million to the
was unwise and ill-cousidered in common school fund, the effect of
view of his attitude toward the sol- which may be and generally is to re
diers who fought to tave the Union, j ,llK-e local "school taxes to a corre-
That we call attention t the fact t spondiug degree. Now the party
the prt seut Democratic nominee for j distinctly declares its future iaten
Gvcruor. during his incumbency iu j tiou to still further relieve local tax
the executive chair iu 13. disre j ation in any practical way, ami this
garding the claims of the destitute Bt a time w"hen not a citizen of IVnn
s Idlers of this Commonvealth, veto j 8yhunia, (uulesa he is a memliei of a
ed the bid providing for the appro- i corjioratiou,) feels the burden of a
priation cf not more than $: for the State tax. The citizsrs of
tp-ial of sueli reteraus as migut tiia
lieimiless, regardless f the fact that j
l . .1 1 . 1 : '
ha il mil ua ieeii ons-et iniuuiuiuuii-,
. . i l . i ii i
Iv in both the Senate and tlousa of
' . . .. , ,.
I euu inuiii. in-ium iii- h.i
Kef.ub'icans
ur. the iust
. . . , , .
l-unirg lianas or. aniens-
J : . . ...
ce and right of which
,, , ..J1 , , ,
was univera.!v .mittel aua re-og
nized.
That the action of R lert F.. l'.tt
tisou in vetoing aid bill placed lie
fore the p:iniles and war-worn sol-,
dier" of this St it.- no other prospect
than the l'otters' FiehU or the dis-
cl ii:g table fn r his weary march
of life was ended and forever casts a
blot on the last DcmiH-ratic Govern
or of this Common wealth.
That in view of the facts we here i
bv iu.l.'ise the nomination of George .
Wallace Pelamater br (tovernor. 1
I.uis A. W istres for I.ieu!enur.t iov
rrnor an 1 of C'o'.onel Thomas J. Stew
art, the author of the Soldier's Bar- '
ial bill, fer Secretary of Interna! Af
fairs. lelieving them a'.l to I? men of
lii;'h character an 1 of rood n cords
in private and public life and know
ing that the be?' interest not only;
of the rtoldiern who fought aud suffer-1
e l to save this Union will le eeure, i
but th:;t ttie cause -f gcod govern - 1
Uierl ami orot; rei-slve aul rnhliten- j
ed citizenship will be promoted ly
their election. I Sei ator I'damattr kept strict'y
Tli t a committee rf three be ap-j within t'ne facts an I coin-tetuiidy re
iHiiuted 1-v the chair to take charge . fused b Mate a fact whieii w- uld
, .. j
of the work of organizing the Aw-
crat.r Idieisof tb.3 state wh ;
.eve as we do in aiding in the the
t.on of such men who drove back the
title o: rent tlion un nnijHmr iu
days when the .soldier was appreciat- ail thnt the way out of tha difii -ulty
e 1 aii.l when a v to of a tneasuie like which he took" was nccej table to
the Soldiers' Burial bill by the Gov- ! aj who were frew frui'u partLsau 1
ernor ot lVrnsyivania would have ' siu. The stated object of the bill
been i-ciireeiy short of treason, and j was to r lieve farm lauds from the
would have lxcn o treated by the ' burd :is , aud i ctu i'ize t-atitli. bv
loyal people of this state.
WarniugTo ( otiBilio: (drls.
; pro-ny oi tno c ...poi aiio-i tum io ori illMv creitlrJ holiness which in
Nrw York. Sep. ll.-A pitirui the ..nioiiut levied for ca.l purp. s. s : ;t(lf R wav tlle ftlvor f Cod
tale of seduction and d-s-rtioti came ; and the tv.uuty tax. Ahis wus the . witbiu. fcn lluor. But eat
to light iu J.ffcrson Market Court . meauing ol : ,.e tirst section aud t in , he forbidvleii fruit remove,! this
to day wheu lS-yoar-old Annie oods, ; ns the lead ng object of the mess- ( wav fnl a aml nin l. it in8Uli;,.iwot.
of Lacsdowne, l'a.. told low sh had i ute. At the hearing of nu tho Grange , . , . (, , , , . ,Vit ,.,11I1i.:.1.i
Ineti ruined under pruuiise of mar-ile
riao ly Chailes ileeso, w lio for
some time ad tieeu siieudin Lis va
cation there. The girl is pretty and
a pronounced Monde.
Late last uiLfLt t-be was found bv
a ihi
licetuau wauderiuir aimlesclv
don I5roadvav crviuir.
The otlicer
took her to th Prince i-treet station
1kus ami to-day iu court tshe told would kiiITi r by coiut.aris u aud suf
her tal-. At L.u:dowco ahe lived ! fer actually, suice the lands in town
with her ned aunt, aud there mtt ! fcil.iiis enuvu.i coriKratii.ns wr.uid tit
Mifsd there weeks njo. He paid
i.. i i ..ii .n.i ;n '
Uf 1 lint bui iiiKuiluil mi" uuaui Ji
-u-nl Iiit. !it tinimiK.i uf msiTisif. to I
. 1 - I
1. rk. hlic cou.sented aud wlitn ;
thev reached here t-xk a roo.u at ;
down town hotel. Ou the eveuiii'-!
of t'm third ilay Aletse Kave her
fifty cents, and sayinjj that he would
return the next day and marry her
went out. Since theu she has not
seen him.
Finally she was ejected from tho
hotel, not Win able to pay her
board bill, and, wandering about the j
city, sat dow n on a bench in Uniou
Square Park, faint from hunger and
frtglit. rtiere she was approached
bv two men, to whom she told her
storv. Under pretense cf taking
her to a rwstaurtiut the nrconipanied .
theru to a siioon and w:ia given a
glass of drugged liipior, f i oia tlif-
lefts OI wtneU Hie was itlcolisious
for two Lours. When found bv the
I Mini-email siit na.i just eseapeti irwtu
the sal.Min. The girl
was given in
iJ' M-ljce matron to wh
she sant that Meese was the son
Jill
son oi
; wealthy parents who had resided in j
T 1 r t
Laiisdowne for almost a vear.
Grangers Read.
"Mr. Leonard KUoiia and Senator
elopo with hitu and come to Newjone
( , . - - , ii u i, niiril.
Llo,; of lor.:, an; two of the lead-j It nr,t oiilv relieves S; : at.u-Deiauiat-,
ing iVniocraticmemlx rsc.ftherenu-ier from "n!i Manic, but tm'hf j:Iv
I sjlvauia tlracge, and lwt'i of them ; shows how creditable his conduct
I ii ... .......... . l .. . . . tr x a..i'a.i .1
i '"j,"i;ii w u mui i ri imm him ,
great r:
Ht rvUU:ZMtiiIl t n ltrtiAn t.nr.l
j-ose-lu f:u-t to mako it Democratic I
.... . i ' : . . i . . .
nun iiuiv n iu ii,;s Contest. .vir.
Ilioue has lr,-oitxl t Wo ad.IresPes with '
that object in view, and iSeuatar
Ui-owu, as oue of the State Grange
lexturrw. Las gone out of his way to
inject political views into his speeches
THE iharoe.
wbich Mr 'Rhone makes ar7nin.t.
Seuator Delamater is that Le defeat -ed
the !ranj;fc tax bill, offered by
lUrpresentatUvt; Taart of iXontjom
ery county, and which passed the
House with little or no discussion.
In fact it has in recent years been
too much the practice of the House
to pasn all tax bills submitted with
the full belief that if they were not
6onnd their faults would !e exposeil
in the Senate Finance Committee,
made up of tLe most xperitneed
iueiubers, and of those who yive
special attention to revenue questions.
Mr. Khoue's chaio in not true,
' and its falsity was expose! by Seua-
j tor Delamater himself, iu his hjieech
ix-lore ail oi me leauui umntcm at
Williams' Grove. Not only did Le
show that the charge wa untrue,
but demonstrated, very plainly, that
he is in line with the
HTJTBI-R'AS STATE 1'LATTOKM,
,iv-.., that the l.artr will
devote it- future revenue leihalation
to the relief ef local taxation.
The Republican party is in good
shape to redeem a promise which is
in plain keeping with its previous
record upon
TAX ofESTIONS.
so otheb state,
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Principalitv, Kingdom or fcaupiro ml
.... 1 , " , .
all the world, Ciin sav as much, and
! the fact is due to the iliov of the
me iaci :s uue in ine imuicv v
, , , . . . .
Rcpuol cau partv, which was bii
. , - ,
re.-.is'i il, i:i tiv.-rv tax c mce-i-io:
ltteilv
m by
li. I l-TiirursfTc li-irtr u-liicli liuti
. - . . . . ...... .---, ........
s.iu-'ht. ill all conttsts. to restore the'.
State t-xes upoii retd estate, mucLiu
erv and stock
This exi!B-;:tti.ii -ias little refer , Soveri.1 years finco citizen of n
uoc t- Mr. Rh'iin-'s i-harge nitisi certain l icnlity, who win in the hab
Seiiuti r Di lamater, b:t it will cor-! it of traveling, proceeded to N. Y.
ri-ctiy jiof-t the reader st hn.t :u I'ity on the occasion of a great civic
some of the merits ..f the -out r.tveisy, ' demonstration and arrived in the
ami ujH'O ll:e e!-;i-iir condition cf : cit v in the morning, an 1 spent the
State 'eg!i.-hit;oi as it t.ic!:-s tax- j whole day and part of th. night in
ation. seeine; and hearing, what was to be
When Senator IVIamater refuted i.peii and he-rd, and it was late wheu
thi ehtr-;e of Mr. Rhone at Williams' , bo went t bis room in a largo hoteL
lriv.-, afi he did tiiis very plainly, a'thougli wi-rn w:th 'he exeite
lie as too gcui-rous. He d-sc aime-l tu.-ut of what bad piss-? 1 bcfuia l.im
resjM.nsioility for t';e deit at of tho .luring the day, lx-fore turn.iig out his
bdi an i tueu sitowett tinit it l:nd light he read carefully tl e tile e-cape
been found not to ba a g nl -ill. : instructions on ti.e d.r. and then
and when l his wa.4 ger.orallv Concetl
ed he
I nolotl .
C'M UtSsii
to frame another.
i.u ample iirnvn
u which C .minis.--.
ll WaH Tl-.Mlle i'9
;the repixscntatiou of t!
ii ill: lie.
...... ..
t only Lave justihcd Lis p. suion,
bnt w-.uld have made it very plain
tjint the bul nfttr fud d.uss.ou u.
the ne-tude I vuu e Cmmittee, was
-,m!t i-;t to l'-s wlioilv nil. Us.ruliie.
iautbonziug the t nvnsh...
j c n-o aiions ii. or tliM Uu.i it to levy
,a tax Ui.ou t..e i t a. and pers-.mal
, t
leaders lefore tha Committee, Sena-
r lui ; r cubed attention to tins
fatal defect iu t!:e priticiiile
A tbe'
bill that it icuuJ onfy
iienlht TowxMnis,
Ml t r i w i t ll I
or vtich had within tlitir hmili other.
J r
corporations and 11 other dislriets
i
once cease to lie farming aud he-
...,,. -t,..ll.- c, .-..-.'..(.--.. . '
- "'... . i rj'n .iiiuiit j . i 1 1 . 1 , llile
tlis far Teater number, nr..!. itlv .
. -
hundredth on towns in ,r.
no corporationn, would pav as '
mueh as b fo:e. This was iu effect :
a luof-t j
IIAV.V1INO PLSTIUMrNATlON,
against firm lauds, and the principle,
iu th bill meant almost universal
niis;-hitf to the farmer. Alter full
discussion Mr. l'i .lett, the father of
the (irutige, and Mr. It. 11. Thomas,
its able 8--Hretary, admitted that the
objection was irsurm.iuntable save
through a new measure, and a new
measure was imossib!e at that late
stagi of the session. The character
of the bill could not lie limfuilv
c'.mnged ou its passage through eith-
t r House, nnd nothing remaiued but
for tho Committee to defeat nor
was there anv othr fortunate and
f vorable outcome ,'rum the diilicultv
than that proposed, in the most
iru-UtU spirit by Senator Delainat-
r to wit: the commission which is
now a-tmg. and utit which ft
farming interest is fully represented
lib a view to irt t urnetical olio iisi.
i fill letrislntin wide h will w!:..vi
! not multiply, tho burdens of 'local !
! taxation.
This is h Kf..rv -l.tt
was, nn.l now pracucnliv useful it
tn,r 1, in n. ..
lief of r. ai estate from the burde...
- , .
eus
ot local taxation
This work, now
fullv beun
will be faithfully com-
rleted bv the Itrnl.n,.n ,.r ....
der the administration of JVlum-.te
as Governor, lie will keep his pledge
in inis aa in all other matters in
which the people are concerned.
rou coxar.ES
Louis K. Atkiusou.
roe AstMBi.r.
William Hertzler.
FOB mOTHONOTAKT,
Oliver C5. Diffenderfer.
COCKTT COjnnSSIONEB,
Uriah Sbuman,
Wm. B. McCahan,
COCKTT TmEASTHlB,
James J. McMullin.
DimUCI ATTORN ET,
J. Frank Stonsr.
COrSTY ACDITOR,
W. P. Graham.
B. S. Graybil!,
The New Tariff and the Farmer.
The McKinley bill aims first of all
to better the market for farm pro
duce by raising to an almost, if not
quite prohibitive point, the duties on
articles of that class. Here is the
list on the increased duties on faim
products, and is worthy of note that
in tha Senate the rates fixed in the
House bill on the produce of the
farms have beon modified in but few
insta jccs and then not materially, so
that there cxn be no changes in conference.
pre-ent
tariff
Mc Kin
ley bill
I ercent- percent-
a'e.
H rsesand mules 20 10
Hogs 2'C0
Sheep 20.0(1
A'.l other live auima's zO.OO
age.
70.40
45 CO
50.30
20.00
3fi 80
53.92
42.30
33.47
29.55
22.4S
32.89
34.18
7S.2G
0.67
12.50
12.17
25.00
3) on
42.42
CO 18
34.eo
40.00
33.91
3892
55 C2
30 00
Barley
Bley malt
Barley pearled . .
Back wheat ....
Corn
Corn meal
Oit
Oatmeal
itce
Hre
live tlour
Wheat
Wheat flour. . . .
Batter
Cheene
Coudent-fd milk
14 72
!2! 97
40.50
10.00
19.03
... 1200
. . . 21 93
. . . 17.0S
. .. 17.39
C, G
. .. 12.50
9 74
20 00
20 00
2S.9.1
. . . . free
lnJO
. . . . free
lD".
29 07
. . . free
! Peans
i Broom C.-rn
I Kgg
Hav
. .
''"P1
Straw.
according to his plan retired, for the
j purpose of resting until the morrow.
But he was scarcely s mid asleep uu
j til he wa-t nwakoit .1 by a great com-
1 motion, mu 1 cries of hre. lie sprang
from his rest and upon opening his
room lor. liseVrfr"l t:i liailwavs
all ablaz .-, ami t'.iesig'.i
i! fa- th
e nio-
meut almost umiih rvevl lum, uuving
forgottoti the tire csciijh'. However
'. K.,fit i.. tiio r.uin,
III Mil I'Ull.n Oil & I,G VJ
M )if h 8 it h u the
walr, au.l liaving read the instructions
vionhlv he b!(fn aJiust.d it about
. ull(,prstaIiani,r Jt Kiui.,1(. fix.
. . , !.....
to
a hook, let himself out of a window.
and safely down to the street, and
was thus freed from death. Lik
the hallways bu.lt for the passage of
guests were cut off on this night by
lirA 4li.it 4lif Bfif 1 te USi-d
flr waVs of exit and esci,., so in a
IuanntV Adam's disolied.eTicc, cut ott
ijim aua all his descetideiits from J.is
. , . ,i.4. ,i.... ..-,.,
i.- 1... I .. . i..,i
t llll liiu liiv.ij im v n- it4xa
another way, the only way to escape j
his wrath and curs', the only way to
pm don and salvation, namely Jesus
Chris. J-iet him be adjusted r.lwut
in i a i m war ,.r f . i r wmi
- 1 ' ;
AKRON'.
A Spring Medicine.
The dru'ists claim that people
ttdl dailv for the now -iire for eon.
. i
stipation and bick beatiache. discov-,
"'U "7 IT. nmw uwe wails in Hie
1-v i't ". 11 .1
,v" ul"uul,u"N
91-e;"ii Rrajie root (a great remedy!
iu the far west for thotie complaints)
comoined witu simple lierbs, and is
made for use by pouring on boiling
water to draw out the strength It
sells at 40 cents a package and is
called Lane's Family Medicine- t.
TO CONSUMPTIVES
The undersigned having been re
stored to health by simple means,
after suffering for several years with
a severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumption, is anx
ious to make known to his fellow suf
ferers the means of cure. To those
who desire it, he will cheerfully Bend
(free of charge) a copy of the per
scription used, which they will find
a sure cure for Consumption, -1st. hint.
Latarrh, Bronchitis and all throat and
lung Maledies. He hopes all suffer
ers will try Ins remedy as it is in
valuable. Those desiring the pre-
soripnon, wnicu will cost tueia noth
ing, and may prove a blessing, will
address Rev. EdwardA. Wilson,
WiJIiamsburg, Kings Countv. New
YorL
W. C. T- U Convention-
The Wnmsns ClinMuo Tetnperaoce Un
ion ia not dead, nrt lTinr, not even a s'ecp
as its enemies would tend ly hope, but has
been resting, and is now ready lor the' war.
path shall 1 say I Not lhat, ahe ia for peace,
lor tied, tor home, lor ntiveNnd.
A contention of the V. C. T U. Jn.
niata Co , was held at Eat Water! ord, on
tbe altrnonn, and evening of S, eptember 1 1 ,
lyO, which was well attended and fall of
interest. Tbo Union of tbe place aaving a
B Ued program tbeuelTes sbowins; that they
ax well up wuii lac tuuis. and axe a wide
wakebrsly of worker.
A utrotip lele(tUon frmn JiilJJinlowa p
a muail ouc In. m l'rt Eo7l give eviil'nce,
that tb-fie lowct lisve s'ui.i erncBl advo
cate of llm tiui(icraoce work. All tlie
dolef tei felt quico rspaid lor their loo
ride, by ton cordial reception ana m"
entertainment tout awaited tlicm on their
r"i'",- j .i.
The afternoon vu tully occupied with
devotional exercise, business, and o forth,
all boiu(? lnteret in tbe work. The evn
lnt rxcereies wero varied and entertaining.
A Iodr inslructiTe and entertaining paper
by lira. Laud l ft UcUulloch'a Mills was
reaJ br bar. l?nb)ct Woman's Work In
Tbe Uome. A hearty rote of tbsnks ex
pressed tbe appreciation with which it was
received.
A number of very good recitations ana
nlrct readinsrs weiecivon. also a very ex
cellent diaioga by thrse young lsflies of
Waterfowl, clearly iliowiog tn ieacnio
of the Scriptures on wine drinkinp. These
with well chosen aeleclions of music rilled
tbe evrnitg very pleasaptly and profitably.
A tnll hoiike, tbonpbt the evening was
feartully dsrk showel plainly, tbat th-i
porple cf tbat community are lully iu sym
pathy with tbe temperance work.
Tbe comuiitne on resolutions ubmitted
the loMowm;.
K-..lvt-4 that we highly sppr-ciate the
tannr sonnns rk oi tl.n Loyal Trmper-
anco Lcgiuii. nbic!, it rightiy insliuctcd is
tbe hope of the nation.
Resolved tbat in consideration of the
importance of scientific temperance intrti c-
tion, we orge the presidents oi io
onions to appoint as early as possibl", su
p rintondents of this department, so that
active measures may bj taken to further its
interest
Rnlvrd that each local union in the
county eudevor to arouse a greater interest
in tho work in the coming y r.
Krsolved, that we extend our thinks to ,
the officer of the M. E. Church, t..r tb? :
iim ill the building, and to the citizens of
Watertonl lorjtheir kind hospitality in en
tertalnine th luemliers of tb. couvestion.
AtU-r the aLove resolutions er approv
ed, a vote of IbanLs was extended bv the
Wstirlord Union. t the ladies of Mitlhu-
ten and Fort Royal lor bringing tlm con- i
rentiuo to them with Its words of cheer and
inslruct'on nd encoiirapruient. After
whicb tne mreiirg cioseu, siiik'k "
"God tx wiib you till we meet anain.
jn. oi . i..
s
v.rtri I f 17 Crr.a I it r.it ires.r: irer'. s i
c.c.p Hit a lur a time, t-;.a l..itv-t..;f e- t--Uirn
sen n. I MStaf A UAIj-.LAu L
i Liza .uiiC Lus UMU&to w&
CITS, 2SPrLSl?b"3r ci?
Ci'sB toe suni l. 1 -ntir-e ''ii..-s
fi;il isnoreisonli-rnot Lorri-ifivin c.
l aufci'jr.ro li.-a ircau'csiel a i '.r.n ior; . .
t." at isrsLi jfi-; iu-:ti:r. ?.'. :
nt I'e-t I; co.-t yet ro'ilits ij.' j
'r ai.il :i ni ci.ro yoo- Aare
'A. C. tiCOT. M .C. ! ?vsx ct . :;-, c- -
is ai- i att.'. j
SiNO FOR OUR CTLOiJE KICE"
ATLAS EKGIKE WC3K3.
iNoiANAPcus. ir:.
Chroksq Oous'i flowii
Tf'T it you not !t may tcorn- con-
tum;:!' F -r jnmuinfTitt. .Srro'itt,
fV .-' i ,! it if n.n,t HiZMtinj Jittis,
igL8iO
Cf Pure Cml IJt r Oil and
HYPOPK03PHJTE3
Or IjIi onl Ccia.-
T T ! . .'lOf.' T. . i .l.t.l.l. Ka . . . I ' lr T n
J licl'rr tlinil lhr i.-i-TviUd .Ujiulslirlis.
j A .uacrIul Tkcmli prjducor.
I
j Soett's Emulsion
Nothing On Eartli Villi
LIKE
Sheridan's Condition Pcwder J
It H abmlntfly par. ITnr)il ootirenfrmtid. In
gunttTy u o intsa than a tnth of a t--!it a day.
Ftrvi It a iwUirine. I'mveiit nn.l rurst a!l Iipsu
4-a i'r j"irur cbfrk. Wnrtti mors- than (r--M
wb'-n ben M'.ult. n Innrt can raTed nw m,
tv-nd HifwtS tn prevent rmp." w a cuavtoiifr.
If jnn can t irrt It w nd u tut r-ntn tr two (.auks;
flv ft. A 1 14 potior! n fl n ix'tt tMtd ; ntut
vprr-wpAid. THK PEST f H'l.TJtv I'Al'KIt." Kam
plr cry Iroa. I'oultrr I'.i.sinar Qide fr-wlth 94
Tdmrm tr mora JL S. JilLNlO A Co.. borUn, h iit
to we
ral fn f r; .; i arii
Bnflkrrinii from tbe effort of youthful errors, arty
dcay. vMUncmMaDW!, laft inauboMi. etn I will
arud. a Talaahl tivauno ( aealrd contauuinf full
partictjlars for tome cure. FREE cbarRe. A
splendid medical work : abocld ( read it eTeiy
ttajB who im Barrens and dcbilitatard. Address,
lroC F. FOWJLX3, Moodua, t'omv
-8&3ejs 3J J 6l U
tJr'xf'"- V -wy --r i -v.ic-,'J I
SGOTTS
: an Kir nutations. ,Vi tif qnttttnm.
p &
m is iKj
U tTS.
W
SEe "'V
c no 5tf CO r -.-j ffi
s hi;;:
your Shoos
witn
WOLFF'S
ACME
bl.c;;im
DID
ONCE AW
Other days
EVERY Housewi'?
EVEhY Countiny Rccn
EVEHY Carriage O '-ni-r
EVERY Thr;?a iixorz
EVERY Bodu zb'e to he'd a brjsh
'ehocijj US3
Will Stsim Ok New rueiTvnc
WI1X tTAIM Ql NO CMsMAWaMC
SViiX tTMN TtMwanc
Will Stain roua Oto BaaacT
Wiu-SraiM TiCoM
a ma
at thm
mmnt
WOLFF S RANIK5LPH, PhllSsdalpbi.
The greatest iinjirovement in
Corsets during the past twenty
years is the use of Coraline in
the place of horn or wlialebone.
It is used in all of Dr. Warner's
Corsets and in no others.
The advantages of Coraline
over hom or whalebone are that
it does not become set like
whalebone, and it is more flexi
ble and more durable.
Dr. Warner's Coraline Corsets
are made in twenty-four differ
ent styles, fitting every variety of
figures thin, medium, stout,
long waists and short waists.
Sold everywhere.
WARNER RR0S., Mfrs
New York and Chicago.
0
WHITHEKl Ol 'H'HTHIia. OL3 V.-OMAM, SO HIGIlt
With Ilacx am 'vd Krv-,F!vc to covkr tub nrv.
Why oo so rs fim th'i of vol-h si Km T
ESCA'.-SB IT AlJvCMIV COVU' S 111 EAKTH.
Send for illustrated circular to
M. ElIRET, JlL, fc CO.,
433 Wulnut Htreet,
PHILADELPHIA.
f. .
This standard brand of plug
tobacco is acknowledged to be
the best clicw and the largest
p:ccc in ttie r.T:;:ey :.i the mar
ket. I ":.c-t tr: .'.7 cri tack lump.
:: - t ::tftiMvc sale for manyyears
I n-; cstaLlisIic-d its reputation.
'tjro is tiiitliittg better. Try it.
'.-i1 r !iy dealers and rrrocers.
Consumption Sureiy Curod.
To Tne Emrroh: t'lniKfl iufurro yuar readers
Sist I Liti i i-wltire rciiMtCy Tjr t:io sHTe.saind
dlflsoaa. Ly n mr.nir usn li'-oK-ndi oi iiopcleia
eanes Lure b-n pc-ia-r.-.tlrc-rr L I hll hi rUA
to sud twu 1 :"li- of ruj- isiu.jy I'1:I;E to any of
your rsaoV-rs who Jia.- ro'.-'iinii-titu u? tbey will
send mo tn-ir Kxjth.. rnJ p. o. a.ic!rriii. luport
ftllly. X. A. SIAXJCM, ii. C.. lai I'esil EC Ji Y
NO MORE OF THIS!
Rubber Fhna unless worn iinwunfortahlf ttrht.
wlUofieu slip off Uie f,t. Toroxnsdy
"COLCHESTER" RUSEER CO.
osTor a shoe with the Invlde of the beel lined with
..'"r: . iioeani prwrenta
the. K uboer from slipping off.
Call for tbe 44 (,.,.....
and you can walk, run or Jumn iu tbem.
? XJT . aW"r
G
S "X. IsV
ssn enwm X.
JlrTON
aST c asTaT rma
hullubauUk & mil
CLOTHLNG STORE,
MAIN STUEET,
TTavint? Durt hated the clothing store
bargains to make room for our new
We expi ct to make a t?pecia!ty of Genta Furnishing Goods.
We will nlfao keep a full liue f f
CLOTHING FOR MEN, I50YS AND CHILDREN.
And a complete stock of Boots, Shoes, Hats, CapP, &c.
WJC 13TJY FOR CASH-
Quick Sales and small profits, is our motto. Give us a trial.
Hollobaugli & Son.
JYcw Goods.
-ooo-
GOODS.
No more Winter for months
to come. bummer is nere
and to conform to the change,
the Senior member of the j wiLHERi'ontL MJinxiEn
firm has just returned froml ATTORNEY - AT - LA.V7,
Eastern Markets, where he se- j ;mikpuntown. pa.
, ... . .1 j COnice on Uridce street , .
lected with great care the goods ,Court House. rrMt9
that his many patrons favor. JoBS j!cLai;iili.,; Jo,t.Fa. zT1
-L-fJ-vv-rl- Ji1' I TMRTIPAlMnr A nrv-nn '
We have now
lu leu our.
Shelves With Summer Goods
, ,
of all kinds. Our cus-
turner, have appreciated our
efforts to give them goods to
SUll, llieir puIIJU."?tr, IIIIU nc
t : 1
believe that we are better pre-
... -i.il-
pared than ever to merit their
Confidence. We invite VOU tO
come aim tee anu ue kiiimiuu.
i 1 1 i : i: . .1
In our dress goods department
we have almost everything.
Don't be backward, call for
what you want.
Shoes and Hoots.
Our Boot and Shoe De-
partmenl IS IUU 111 US assort
mcnt, anu you certainly can be
t--iu ted in fit, quality and price.
Whatever improvements have
been added by the manufactures
1 ii . ii
we hae them all. e can
supply vou with foot wear for
1 1 .' . , . . .
iiiiv in or riiii ifiMir wrvicj" llnr
grocery Department never lags,
U-i- i i iii-
e have on hand a lull line 01
Fresh, I'lain and Fancy
Also, the only lull line
UUEEiSWAUE
in the county. Every hout-e
must have its lull supply ol
(jueens and Glassware, this i
the store to call on lor such ar
ticles. All orders bv maii will re
ceive prompt attention.
llemember the place,
M.un SnthhT, Oi'1-ohiti; Covin JIii;.,
m
lUinillllOU II, M.
l'rcl'li: ISil'J-JSCilA II2
,
..
rn-ir
. .
4 DMJXlSTRATt 'K'.j -TICK.
1.
Etalt of JUEXSO . OtiEMlOLTZER,
late uf iJt.'airure loumliip, ir.eaeJ.
, . .
l.ettersol .VlmmiMra'i-ri o-i I lie eMate
Of VflltO, U II ,prl,!f,., ...... l
..mvij.ii. inniij
IH r prii'eo to ine iiniierj.vri.-i, a'l jcr-
. ;" lr-' reau.-.tcd
,i ii..-i
bw:is llitie:ilil o sul
to m.iKe psTiiiein, and
to
make ilie nm:, kimmi wi'l,, M,t ileay to ":'l " ' P til ; Lewij-town M 1 j. in ; Mif
SAliL'tl. H. UKAVKK, fiiuSl'.! ini; Harrifburg HI l"i p iu ; I'biif
.Umiui-trator. 'Mi !"a 4 -J a m-
AiLinrcn i. Peiinell, A't'i .
.p.x,tt.
KPHANS COLKT aLK
I'll t' ilH i" nr tt i-v-t ti-
Hlit jXDIjIj Jt Ji J.O 1 A ITi.
By viriii-j.:t hii ain.s nnl-.ir of sie lor tbe
piymrnt ot di ft. i-ue I out of tlm Or-
pbsn's Court oi Juniata County, Pi , 1 ttie
ii: iiei signed adn ir iMraior ol Kdward A
Varritx. la;.- 4,1 Kw:it nsmlii,,. J,,.'
f'i'iirilv, a . ,li ,1, i ,.,.,1 i,,. pUi,i,c
v. r.due .r im ry, ii . ,. iaie ni.iii.-r.ee ol
aid dc-d-n, in K.n ette to in ip, Juiii-
afa Coui.fj, !. ,. ,
Tiii R!.i.Ar, the llirii hav or ,-'h-'k, lt.(l
at onn o'tloik P. M., o' xaiil duv, tbe I,. -
low :rg described Valuable Kea! u,.., ,
wit
Tr,ct No. one: A tract of land fri.at in
Faelte township. JnniaU county Pa
Krinoed on tbe north t.v iai-d" ol I eni's
If Se, on ,be cast J v !a,L "d nZ
-aid", hH.s, on .be ...,, t,y iaod, ol i.z-
'b o. srd, and on tbo wer-t by lands
ol Willi.m Harmsu, cou;aiuii.K
?ieut1-clglit Act CM
and fony-six pen-be. ol la',d, more or les
n l b.vifS tLer oi. erected '
n r tv ii
& xrame Uwellmg Houses,
ISu.k Barn, ami outbiiildinKi,.
TKK1I.S OF SALE. percent, cf the
Hiicbase money t., I,c paid on the cnhrni-
. . Im """"f ,De cour, ler cent.
I i i. I 1 y ,T A' D ' "h-"
.1 . ' d'",ivt1 ""J possession tn-.
.and the. b.laneo oi, the t;rn day ,1
Vsv'Apn? Vu "i'r', "ie
by judgment ' ' ,HS "
X Ii i. I . u., I MM, Hhei.
April,
Hrt f4 i
ed hr ititirnint
J
LEWIS DEGEN,
Jldminintrutor.
J'EX s VIA A . I A C'OLLEG E,
-elt3burg. Ia.
POL'NI.K,, inIT w- Kcufv
. 0 . cou"-" "f B'udv Classical
and .Scientitin. Sp, cial courses' i 1 de-
new Oymnasinm. Three UtJs. b.iildinrs
Mieam heat. Libraries 4,U vol..,.;."
, V""' "'ory, l.anoralories ai d
4Dd Fhysiral Cul.nre , CL.,. r "i
.. ij,.1,-P,r,1, ... ,.
p.r,eneed ,hyS,ciu. Accc.ihle by f".
I
sndhealthv. ITtPHtr TOIlvi.r '
I' tllTJIEM , in separate l.uiM.ngs lor P"t,'n' V'' 'h! r 'n '"t B -!t l e. i.
"Zs ,Vr r W,!: "V' "-!'ni.ir lor i,.j jSTKAJVi I.ACalA'LZS. Hay Irfei
.rr,r
uue,. ,,,,. b.iiid.K. K.Llm I MKTAULE UIIIT MILL!.
Vt. 4th. im.,. KorCatalones, addT.,! ThnliIB Machines rtc.
II. W. McKSWHT, D. D., ' Send tor iilimtrated Catalogue.
Kev. h. G. BL-t'HL,trK,iA.DM.r ' A ' IM1 '" R V ' Trk '
Gettjshnrg, pa I'i incipal. j Get a pood er by MibscrihinE- for tho
SrNTisrL A no Kfpiblicab.
PATTERSON, 1A
of Samuel Straver, wo oflVr ,
btock. y
Loeis K. Atkihsom. K. M. M. fr5tu
ATKIVSO &. PESSELl'
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
M1KFL1NTOWN, Pa.
03-Collecting nd Conveyancing proiD, ,
ly attended to. fc 'rolnl
OrriCK On Main street, in place of
dence of Lonis K. Atkinson, K.q., ,on,'he''f
Bruise street. JOct i. '
port Rnvjir.. ji'ki jt '.. .
O-Only reliable Companirs r. ent d
, . w r j
Jan. 1, ibP'J-ly
j
LJ
have formed a j, irtnerhi. f.ir tlie i raclii e
Medicine and their collatt-r,! i.rWl,.-.
,J,IUB at ,ld '""1-r""""i ifcir.i or-
a"a 'reeti., Miitlmtuwii. l'a. ili.eor Ut!.
ot them in i. iou.i t t th,-,r .m t "
unf, unless oltu-rwise yrvui.y en.
April 1st. IS-'.tf).
J VTISU STATE
A FEW FACTS
Worth Knowing,
1 Liit i ran sii,f thotiiachk m le
Hvt niiuuti s: no pain, i.n e:tractin?.
lliat lean extnet t.-eth vi:!..i:! ytu
I'V the v.r lit :i Kir I .it,: I . .1 t.. i ,
- anil jihuis; no danger
Tlist UiM iie,l .- f ; ii ti. , t,
h Scurvv) treUt eii (on -e. '-t..it'1'.v
ai.u a cure arf;:5 J" .rntifeu in ever
ry
case. ' j-.
T""' v"Ly" a':'1 i ii' --
Artificial Te. ill rt i h,p -i, e. I. liici -4 ei
r.-.i..i.i!.-.i. ir,:, .i.. o to ti. J,:
B'-a'u;iuiGu.-.t i:u:u-ici t.-i i:,si., j ii
j nces to suit nil.
....
All wi.rii -rrni.e,t to irive i.er!ct i.iti!,-
in iion. reo;!e iio iun-
w:th wiiieii tfiv cannot ej.
il:UI,,, ,call
artitici.il teeta
are e?j-,-ciiliy
TrKKsCn-U.
G. L. DEI -R,
I'ructlcMl Urnt!it,
oi hhiumifb u mnustoirj, r.i., is in,n.
Oct. 1 1 ',-r,.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIM K - T A I! L K
t)u nnd after S nnd ay May 11, lKM,
trauih tlit fctop at M tlliiu ill ran aaf iliowie
KASTWAKD.
Ilmwiim ArpoMMOoTiof lsaves AI.
- -; j!y ' ui.,Tyr.ne 5 5t. m ,
.Veiint I rimn nt ti.ftl .1. ni.. N e ton II:nil-
ton 7 I"! . in v.oV vrown T.'J'I s. in., T.'-w
istow n 7.4") a. in.. Milford 7.Ca ni.. Mi:P,ia
-.VZ a.m.. I' rt Knval K17 a. ni-. Mexico f.-
-?- a m . Tnsci'ora f.'J'. ra.. Vandyke -
3 a. m.. Thratr.intwn S.".7 a. in., Dir-
sri1 S.fJ f in.. Mi leistown H.tS a m.,
Nerort ,fi0a ni., arrivinit at Harnshurc
ll'."6 a. in., an 1 at l'liiUdeljiiiia, l,-S p. m.
Ska hcrs Exparxa IKt- Altoona dailr
at 7, to h. tn., and stopping; a all n-"'ai-
stations In-tn-een Alloon ami iln i' tiiirp,
reac-hes Mittiin at !:.( a. in.. -r.:.bur
p. M., su.l arri.., .; '. .. (li s ai
. :M5 1- n-
v i,L Thai ' iiiy a'
5 - nl- A'too: i t p. n... hii.1 h;.-
p:np ;it all rep:iUr stations iriive:, t M;1io
a, !jV r. , H tn ii-t.urC 7. no ,..,., Phiis-
1 '
nUei; til a. ill
, i p. m.
. ,M V' Jcvc rittt.ur -t 1 OUj m.
Aitoona i i' m ; Tyrone B 6i u m : llr:r.r.
liat Lxple.i leaves Pitthburif at .u'l A.
M.; Aliooii.i 1 I. in A. M ; iu.iv b- tligjcl
at llillhu at 2.0". P. M.; arrive, a ll.irrii
bnrgal 0)JIJ l M.j at I';,;la.le!plr.a. f,.5'J P.
Pbiiaik-lphU Express i!l t'.p at M:t::
at 11 :7 . ni., when tlFe''d
wmTBtin
1
"at Link leaves Pliiad.-!p!,i.i dsi'v (
11 4U Uarrisbura- V. to ,, ,.. . MifHia
SO'ij'ii. ; Li i;!o n olM p iu : A'lnoaa
' 'W ' ,a '""'vi- at I'ltt.sl.iirg at 1 1 ."i5 p m
Wat I'AsmcsGtit leaves l!.ilade!i.!ii
daily at 4 HO a. m.; Ilarrisburc, 8 15 a. m.:
I'tiiicsnuou, 8 64 a. m.; Newport, U -Z a.
",!''Mili,,r,,,',. ' "iTIioTiipsont.wn.
i ra 10 04 n" "'Ino-'" 'V
"ra' 10 " n-i Mexico, 10 07 a. ;u.; Porl
'i0,"'', 110,;;.a- n:-; V m
H,'!lrd. 10 ' S a"'. 10 .11 a. m.:
1 -"'. 1U '; McV.yto.n, UH
lU"i'-t"' 11
V't '" TJVr"'1" 1 "7 ''' m'
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Ha! 10I1S between II irrisluirs ati.l Alt.Kini ;
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