TCjjTgf EL fe REPUBLICAN mFfFLINTOWN : Fl KSIHT. JOE 7, 1898. TERMS. finbwription, $1.50 per annum if paid h, lrnce; f- X "f P'1 In dance. Transient advertisements Inserted at 60 teats per Inch for eacn insertion. Transient business notioea In local col tisB. 10 cents per line for each Insertion. Deductions will be made to those desiring 10 gdvertise by the year, half or quarter Xuncarora Valley Railroad. Trains on the Tuscarora Valley Ksilronl will run ns follows: Leave E.int Waterford at 7:30 a. auJ - ' M- arrivinp; at Port Roy al 'at S 45 a. m. and 3.13 p. ii. Leavo Port Royal at 10:30 a. sc., ml 5.1 j i" M,nnivingat East Wa torfsnl at 11 A'i a. m. and G.30 p. m. J. C. "MoORKllEAn, Suptn ntendent . SHORT LOCALS. M n's s immor coats 23 cents at Meyers'. Yen cm buy a nico b.iy's suit for 73c, at Meyers. Mi.s l"!jssi Kobison is visiting frienJs in Waterford. Mrs Harry "MC'elllan visited at Mexico, a day this week. Jnmoi North. Jr., visited in New port nil 1 Hnrrislmrg. Sunday. Ths thermometer registered 88 de grees in the shade on Monday. Th w in l?r of the a;?o Meyers' $3 mens' suits. Call to see them. "Children's Day," will bo observed in church circles on Juno 12th. The catch of shad at Newport does cot c nn up to the expectation. Sheriff Lapp is slowlv recovering from a severe attack of Gastric fever. Mr. Marv Brown of Philadelphia, ii visiting Albert Hackenberger's fam ily. The destiny of the human family is death, and most people are afraid of it. Mr. Fred Walker, wife and child, are visiting Mrs. "Walker's parents in town. Mi Cirrie Shiran and 'Viss Lon D lulebf rrv, are visitinu friends near Newport. JfimcB A Banks has been re-ap. pointed a notary public by governor Pattiui. l' (1 jvernor Cm-tin would like to have a re-udon of the Pennsylvania Resrrvep." O ivornpr Pattison has signed the hill m'ikincr every Saturday afternoon a hV.f holiday. IT ..Tin m ITiwp, clerking in a drug Btore at Lewistown, visited in this place. S tr.dav. Bovd Parker, Boy Kreider and Will Cinshard spent Decoration Day, in M Heistown. El Pit!)tin-tarv T. TT. XIominrer, gci--, .nrij oy his wife spent a day rerent!y in town. Tu Wickcrsh am wr.s in town a day i.r two ao looking up tliu life in sniarice luifciners. I' i mjrti to onVs credit t") have Pi:ua nmplc's opposition than to have their ci operation. Th" next annual meeting of the Dankards will be held at Johnstown, Cambria county, this state. Mrs. Bobert McMeen Mrs. George Jacobs nnd Mrs. Herman North are on a visit to the World's Fair. Frank R. McCoy, of Lewistown, has boon appointed a cadet to West Point Military Academy, by Congress man Mahon. Misses Kathcrine Mathers, Emily Murray and Nell O. North, are at tending the c.ommeucment exercises at Birmingham Seminary this week. It is reported that certain parties have been killing fish in the narrows, between this place and Lewistown , by exploding dynamite in the river. Araa'eur fishermen regret that the bill premitting of the construction of fish baskets, in the river, for the catching of eels, was vetoed by the governor. John K. Blattenberger of Liver pool, who was serving a year's sen tence in the Bloomfield, Perry coun tv jail for jury fixing has been par doned by the governor. It is evident that the Lewistown l'rongb counoil is not a body of So lons or they would not have passed a resolution to exclude all citizens from their business sessions. The Huntingdon Local News says: "A big haul of green goods circulars has been made at Bridgeport, Conn. Among the list of victims found in their books were Harry Cunningham, Bellwood, Pa.. .4S5; T. D. Yoder, Al WiUe, Pa., $300." A company of capitalists are dig K'cr,r for gold on the Gen'zel farm, a!'n. l'enn creek, in Penn township, Ct-nter Co. It is hoped that they huva struck a vein of gold bearing ri c k .f quartz, but it is feared that y Lave struck iron pyrite. Lartt Wednesday a waterspout sir mk the, Newport and 'Sherman's Valley railroad at Cisna's ran, aDd wanlnd away about 200 feet of the r ' i i The water was 6 inches deep (u the level. Hail the size of hulled walnuts fell anil did much damage to growing crops. There will be more clover-hay m-iilu in Juniata county this year than iu a number of seasons past. That kind of grass having caught better than in several rears. If it b! oias as in years gon6 by, the hopes lor tL-raising of clover such as tne fathers and grandfathers raised may no realized. 1 uring a thunder storm last Thurs day afternoon, Samuel Snyder, a larnu-r living near Killinger, Daupn m couiity drove into a barn shed to escape the storm. He was hardly under cover before 'lightning struck the building. His horse and some pis in the building were inbiantly killed Scvder was unconscious for Sfeveial hours. I'fwwsirito ft oured take Mamiara DouWe Ca- Men s workintr nin). -re V Meyers' o ij t-euia at Gj to Meyers for VSTTa uats. from Ihe largest stock to select Fred R. Smith and Harry Baker fcnb?orwDPent SJ .J-C- Dim? d S. B. London have been appointed notaries public by Governor Pattison. y Dr. H. P. Derr arrived in this Place last week after a-visit of several weeks in Miftlinburg. 8-Te A large number of Italian work Si..011 frth aiIroaa track "were in town on Thursday observing a boh- , UentJ- Pa.nnTPar of Chester ODunty.m visitmg liveryman John Bargy Mrs. Bergy is Mr. Panny packer s neice. J . f n ie Si10llar and John son of llhamsburtr. Blnir v. aie visiting the Misses Murray of the National Honse People who believe in signs say this w to be a great year for fruit, be cause the trees blossomed in the dark of the moon. Walter Main's show that was rail rocuted in the woods bevoml Tvrone on the morning rt !. i .."5 j-'ucoration aay is uuiug reorganizej. Tb. onl, DMbie ExtnKt Sartaaart b Tamil. 1 athabb8cn,ileraa. Takaaoathar. 60da. Ihe cannery company the camin T season will buy beans and peas in the pod and corn in the ear and largo red fleshy tomatoes. The letters in the Mifflmtown post office uncalled for, for the week end ing May 3, were for J. H. Howard, Mrs. Magg.6 Ard, Mri. K. II. Buhl, John Groce. TT 1 Y rVii.' C C -X-r mm .u.1,u,oi B oiecinc rxo. i, cures ougns, olds and Bronchitis. The relief is quick, the cure perfect. Pi ice 2oc. For sale by all druggists. March 22, '93. ho An exchange says, thtt the popu lar stuffed calico cat, if property ex posed to view, will drive off English Sparrows which infest the upper window cornices or other parts of the premises. The Water Company have the bowl and jets and other fixtures for the fountain an the ground, and while not as large as the famous Bar tholdi fountain of centennial exhibi tion fame, it is like it in shapu, and will be a thing of beauty when in play during summer days. The letters uncalled for in the Patterson post office on tho 1st of June were for Mr. George R Swartz, George Sulouff. Michle Ricciuard elli, Signor Di Iami ltociopaolo, Sig nor Gennarino Sparto, Signor Cath erina Bouncca Servafino. When caumg for letters m above list they are advertised say The Main circus that was wrecked on the railroad near Tyrone is qaar tered at Tyrone, and undergoing a reorganizition, and being put into a state of repairs to enable it to again come b.fore the poblic. Of the 119 horses, colts and ponies, 50 were kill ed in the wreck. Others have since died. All the bosses less injured. are more er The simple way to clean a bottle or pitcher, says the New York Herald is to tear a newspaper into small bits and nearly or quite fill the bottle Then pour in warm soap-suds with a little ammonia added, and shake well. The paper will soon scour the inside of the bottle thoroughly clean, and it only remains to riuse it well be foie using again. The Harrisburg Telegraph says: Mr. Walton, of Philadelphia, was lucky in licking up at a small price an old clock made in Perry county in 17S9 as a wedding present for a girl about to be married. The names of the different owners of the clock from the time it was made are all known to Mr. Wolton, which makes the clflck all the more valuable, a3 it is very often impossible to obtain auth entic information as to ownership. Bloomfield Damociat, May 31: One day last week Richard Thomas, of Centre township, brought to town an Indian tomahawk, or battle-axe. It is fashioned out of a hard, fine grained stone and has the well-defined groove on each side that held the witho that composed the handle. It looks as if it had boen used for the purpose for which it had been made. Mr. Thomas plowed it up in one of his fields. It can be seen at the Mansion House in this place. Some one writing from Stroud's mills to the Lewistown Gazette, says: Last Friday night there was an opos sum got at John Forsythe'n turkeys and pulled a lot of feathers out of the old one and killed six'.een young onep. eating twelve of them, then laid down in the nest to take a nap. John was prowling around and caught him and notwithstanding be tried to play possum John was not going to be put off that way, so he dispatched him. Liverpool Sun: Last Friday as John Buchanan was driving by his small tenant house in Porry county, he saw several of the tenants' chil dren at the well. They lifted tne trap door, and one, a girl about 6 or 7 years, fell in. He heard the splash and scream, stopped his team, hast ened to the well aDd crawled down and caught her by the hair just as she was coming up. lier parentb, Jacob Ridle and wife, were botn from home at the time, and fiad not John fortunately happened to be there tho child would have drowned. The water in the well is fourteen feet deep. Rebecca "Wilkinson, of Browns valley, Ind., says: "I have been in a distressed condition for three years from Nervousness, Weakness of the Stomaehe, Djspepsia, and Indiges tion until my health was gone. 1 v,.i kn ,wtrin constantly witn Ainu " rj - - , r T Kmiffht one bottle el a ...tv. a mr.vn Nrvine which done r. than any $50 worth of 111X3 liAV'l V sjw ... -j jr,r t ATPr Aid in mv life, i would advise every weakly person to use this valuable and lovely remedy; A few bottles of it has cured me completely. I consider it the grand est medicin in the world. "War ranted the most wonderful stomach and nerve cure ever known. Trial bottle 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks & Co., Druggist, Mifflintown, .ira rages to such an extent in certain parts of Asia, that the deal cannot be disposed of as fast as they On Monday the Spanish Princess passing up the Juniata Valley, rode on a loconotiva from Mt. Union to Huntingdon. For violat ng the person of a white woman, a negro was taken out of De catur I1L jail on Saturday night, and hung to a telegraph pole, in the pres ence of 2000 peopb. The Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical church, will hold an ice cream and atraw.berry festival in Mexico, Saturday, June 17, for the beiefit of the church. Mrs. Maggie Dock, nee Fisher, has rented a cottage at Cape May for the summer season, and is now at that place accompanied by three sisters, and a brother from McAlieterville. Itch on human and horses and all animals cured in 30 minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co. Druggists, Mifflintown, Pa. Oct. 1, 1 y. Old gentleman "How am I to know that you are not marrying my daughter for my money?" Suitor Suitor And how am I to know that you won't fail inside of a year" New York Weekly. The Juniata County Agricultural Society met in the fair ground, at Port Royal. May 3rd, and by a pub lic letting awarded the building of the new grand stand to B. C. Gron inger for $S25 to be completed by August 1st, 1893. "Adjutant General Greenland has awarded John Wanamaker the con tract to supply the National Gnard rt.i . . with 8,000 pairs of shoes at $2.1G per pair. August Thomas & Co., of Philadelphia.. will furnish 8.000 can teens at 59 cents each." We take pleasure in acknowleding an invitation to be present at the commencement exercises of the class of Ninety-three of the Albany Law henool, Ibursday eveninsr, June 13. at 8 o'clock, by the courtesy of Byron oauraan and Alton tr. bcholl. Captain Harry Stambaugh is pre paring a clearing for the planting of a new peacn orchard, and removing an old one. Where the old one stood he will sow to grass and allow it to remain in grass several years to refertilize the ground, and then re plant with peach trees. NextSundny is recognizod through out the M. E. Church as Children's D.y. Our local Methodist church will observe it. In the morning the pastor Rev. M. L. Drain will preach on the subject of education. In the evening the Sunday school will give a special program. All are invited. Harriet E. Hall of Waynetown, Ind., says: "I owe my life to the great Sonth American Nervine. I had been in bed for five months from the effects of an exhausted Stomach, Indigestion, Nervous prostration and a general shattered condition of my whole system. Had given up ail hopes of getting well. Had tried three doctors with no relief. The UTSl buttle uf I'uo Nerrino Tonic im proved me so much tht I was able to walk alxjat and a few bottles cur ed me entirely. I believe it is the best medicine iu the world. I can not recommend it to lntfhlv." Sold by L. Banks & Co., Druggist, Mif flintown. Pa. Ftb. 9 '93, ly. The governor has sigeed the free taxed school book bill, which causes the Perry county Freeman to say, if the law, be not judiciously and care fully managed by the school direc tors everywhere, it will not satisfac torily answer the good purpose for which it is intended. How will the textbooks be taken c ire of? What kind of book shall they be ? How often will they be changed ? How will the solicitations and blandish ments of numerous book agents be avoided or rendered of no pernicious effect? If a series of text books were agreed npon for general use, and their prices publicly made known the labors of directors would be di minished, and there would be no chance to turn a few private screws, supposed to be hitherto used in the purchase of school books. A man or a woman in public life, or a man or a woman who having done some act that brings them into Court may for the time being, be the snbjoct of comment and discussion, but men and women in private life pursuing the even tenor of their way, Lave the shield of tho law before them to protect them from ridiculous or ludicrous criticism or even mis use of their name as finds illustration in the case of a girl residing in a lake Michigan town, who has recovered five hundred dollars damages from a steamboat company for naming a boat after her without asking her permission. An exchange says that she took offeree at a Marine item stating that "Kittie Marshall, having been thoroughly scrubbed, painted, rentted with canppy stern and new boilers, will hereafter serve as a mail carrier and poke her pretty nose into the lake business for all she s worth. WHAT'S THE USEt What is the use of paying $46 to $60 to strangers for a Steel Range when you can buy all you want at Gusa & Siebor's hardware store at $40. Guss & Siebsb. To tbe Public. The undersignod hereby informs his patrons, and the public general - ly tbat be Das renewed nis siock oi groceries, confectionaries, Vc. He is thankful for past patronago and respectfully aeka fJ a continuance of the same at nis asningion street place of business in Mifflintown. JosEi'ii Adams. PHOTOGRAPHS. ANOTHER TIME FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME, H'Him WK ABB IN THE PICTURE BUM NESS. We will continue making our fine Cabinet Totograpbs as low as $1.50 per dozen. These pictures are mounted on elegant card enameled nn back and face, with picture with a hitrh Polish finish superior in qual ity to to the Aristo Photo I have been taking the last yar. However all those wishing th Aristo picture, I will still make them at the same price, $1.50 per dozen. The extensive patronage and the many testimonials of the apprecia tion of our work, we have received the last year, gives us renewed cour age to go on with these low prices, and we propose makincr Mifflintown had-quatters for the fine it I holo graphs for the money that can be obtained anywhere, adding all the time new and costly ascessories of the very latest designs giving our trade the benefit of that which would cost $3.00 in the citr, for $1.50 in Mifihntown. W e can make pictures for $1.00 per dozen such as are made by all travelling photographer, but we prefer giving our patrons a much better picture for very little more money. Thanking our patrons for their liberal patronage we solicit a continuance of the same. Respectfully, Josf.hb Hess. Mifflintown, Pa, March 9, 1893. Republican Co. Committee. The following named gentlemen compose the Oounty Committee: Beale Hon. J. K. Patterson, Walnut; J. M.Tlfer, Doyle's Mills. Black Log Samuel Emory, Her man A. Oppel, Oppelsville. Delaware D. C. Keiser, Thomp sontown; Hiram G. Dunn, Maze. Fayette A. W. Sieber, B. F. Trego, McAlisterville. Fermanagh J. C. Hower, J. L. Zook, Mifflintown. Greenwood W. H. Reigle, Neko da, Perry county; S. E. Zoiders, Dimmville. Lack Matthias Stump, Lack; J N. Montgomery, Waterloo. Mifflintown W. L, Hoopes, Sam uel Lapp, Mifflintown. Milford J. L. Groninger, Port Roval; Ed. Shover, Patterson. Monroe Shelly Graybill, Rich field; Banks Foster, Evandale. Patterson John Ernest, H. W. Knisely, Patterson. Port Roya' A. J. Petit, H. H. SDyder, Port Royal. Spruce Hill Samuel Book, Warb le; S. L- Manger, Spruce Hill. Susquehanna E. G. Sheaffer, Elias Crawford, Oriental. Thompsontown J, A. Cameron, Levi Myers, Thompsontown. Turbett J. N. Groninger, S. A. McLain, Port Roval. Tuscarora W. J. Campbell, Reed's Gap: S. F. Price, East Waterford. Walker W. H. Kauffman, Mexico, Bert Coldren, Van Wert. W. V. Shibk, Chairman. Mualo Lcftftjon. Miss Louisa K. Jaclraian will re turn to her home in ilifllintown froru Boston in June after having Epent two years at tbo "New England Con servatory of Music under tbe best in-' Diiuv;iuiB vi uiauu. kJiic mil dluil a class in this place as soon as she comos home. Those wishing any in formation, or who desire to take les fous of her can obtain the same by palling at this office, or by address ing Miss Jacktnan, Mifflintown, l'a., before June lOtb, ao all arrangements can be made to begin teaching at once. flave vou tried South American Nervine the gem of the century ? The great cure for Indigestion, Dys pepsia and Nervousness. Warrant, ed tho most wonderful Stomach and Nerve Cure ever known, Trial bot tles 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks A Co., Druggists, Mifflintown, Pa. Piov. 14, ly. Corn Cob Pipe Industry. In the past corn cobs were of no use, except as fuel, and few people used them for that purpose. Presi dent Jackson first brought the corn cob pipe into general notice, or rather tho newspapers of his day brought tho corn pipe into notice by making known his habit of smoking a pipe from the field, and ridiculing him for it. Now they are extensively manufactured into tobacco pipes. An exchange in speaking of a corn cob pipe factory in Washington, Mo. say the company has tho immense advantage of requiring very little money to carry on the business, as the corn cobs are bought directly from the farmers by a St. Louis con cern which delivers the cobs to the compeny and receives all the pipes the factory turns out. The only difficulty experienced is that they frequently cannot get a sufficient number of coba to supply the demand for the now very popular corn cob pipes. The best cobs are the so-called Collier cobs, as they are very larga and the grain is not ao deeply seated in the cob as in the ordinary corn ears. Good cobs bring about a cent apiece, so that a farmer receives about $30 for a wagon load. The size required is abont IS inches in diameter and each farmer desiring to supply cobs receives an iron ring of this size to measure the cobs with. Rejected cobs are not usually carted back by tbe farmer, and furnish a cheap fuel for the bjilers of the fac tory. The ends of the accepted cobs are cut off by a circular saw, and a good sized cob is, in addition, cut in two pieces for making two pipea from a single cob. Each piece is than bor ed out by suitable boring machines handled by boys and serving to re move the pith. The hollow pieces are then turned on tne outside to give tne proper shape to the bowl of the pipe. A good turner usually prepares abont 3,000 cobs in ten working hours and receives SI a thousand as compensa tion. The interstices in the turned pieces ere then filled in with a plas tic, self-hardening cement, after which they are dried, sandpapered and shellacked. A barrel of cement is sufficient to fill the interstices of 30.000 pipes and to shellac the same only a single gallon of shellac ia nec essary. English Spavin Liniment removes all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and Xlemishes from horses, Blood Spavin, Curbs, Splints, Sweeny, Iling bone, Stifles, Sprains and Swollen Throats, Coughs, Sec. Save $50 by use of one rvottle. Warranted the most wonuermi xiicmisn (Jure ever known. Sold by L. Banks Si Co.. Druggists, Mifflintown. Oct 1, ly. 1 vrhooplBft- Ctagb. Humphreys' Specific No. 20 msv be considered as absolutely infallible for the cure of whooping congh. It allays the irritation, moderates the cough and so cures the disease. HirrUNTOWN MARKETS. Mirruirowa, May 7, 1893. Battor 24 Eftfra 12 Ham in Shoulder, 08 lard ...,.. . . Sides, MirrLINTOWK GRAIN MAHKKT Wheat 68 Corn in ear. . . 50 Oats, a 2 Rve 65 Cloverseed 4.oO Timothy seod $1.60 Flax seed , 1 fiO Bran.... 95 Chop...... ...... ..$1.60 a hundred Middlings 1.50 Ground Alum Salt ' 1 20 American Salt 80c to 1 10 I'niLAUKLi-HiA Markets, Jnne 5, 1893 Wheat 72c; corn 47 to 48c; oats 89 to 40c; butter 16 to 24c; eggs lCc; live hens 12c; old roosters 8 to 9c; Penna filler tobacco 8 to 10c a lb; wrappers 11 to 14c a lb: cherries 10 to 15c a lb; strawqerries C to 13c a quart; Southern penrhes 75c to $1.25 a crate; choice old potatoes 68 to 80c a bush.; new potatoes $1.50 to $3.75 a barrel; Virginia cabbage 50 to 75c a crate; Florida tomatoes $1.75 to 2 50 a crate; hogs 6 to 8c a lb. ostcmtiizCTiiii. Feed and EnsiUgo Cats Sod A..t... If ronr1 CaruMalka It rltu fr catalogue ad huotawr; prwo. tla t hBdlt thMt rattm-a looeopwTa pa Cattla ip CI van. W. H. NAMNItOM CO. anger ftraurfiamair M r KS. CANTON, JJF. DERR, PRACTICAL! DENTIST, (Gradusta of tbe Philadelphia Dental Col legs,) formerly af MiflliDburg, Fa., has lo cated permanently in Mifliinlows, as sue cesser to tbe late Dr. . L. Derr, an will conliniie tbe dental business (established h the lattnr in 180 mt tho m-.ll bnn.n .r. flee a Bridge street .pposite Court Ilotise. TEETH EXTRACTED, ABSOLUTE LY WITHOUT PAIN. JVo Chloroform, Ether, or Gas used. No Sore Gams or Discomfort to patient, rither during extrsction or afteajkds. All these are Guaranteed tr i r bar go THETORNADu jro. HEADQUARTERS FOR Fashionable Clothing' and Gents' Furiiisliino Goods, at UOLLOBAUGII fc SO.VS, PATTERSON, PENNA. Spring is Here, So Arc Jie ll'ith Jl Full Unc of Spring Clothing OF THE MOST FASHIONABLE STILES AND COT Our pbenominal sales last year has large line of Spring Clothing and haviog marked our goods down to rock bottom goods, we will have all tbe most desirable trade supplied. We have a full line of Men's, Youths', Boys' aud ChilJreu's Clothing that Das no equal west or Harrisburg. Young man if you want a late style, and Tie, it will pay you to see our line. You formerly had to go east to with anything in tbe clothing l.ne you may wish. Our stock cotnptiscs Men's Youths', Boys' and Children's Clothing from the plaio, substantial, overy-day suit, to the finest dress suits. You bave bere over 50 different patterns and styles to select from. 500 pair of dress pantaloons. Suits for large men er small men, Jersey Suits, Blue Flannel Suits and ntber styles for tbe little folks. And at prices that will astonish you for cheapness. We also keep in stock tbe Douglas Shoe for Men and Women's wear. The ful'est line of Trunks, Valises I'mbrollas, Jewelry, Suspenders, Collars & Cuffs, Underwear, Neckwear, Hats, etc. e always make it a point to tbe Celebrated Sweet Orr Overalls to man. Call and examine our stock. you will be pleased. No trouble to lollobaug-h & Son. S. S. RUBLE, EMBALMER AND Funeral Director. ' I will guarantee satisfaction in all cases. I am qualified to prepare corpses taking room ia three doors north of Safe Horses furnished in time Cases requiring attention at night willbe promptly attended j to by calling on me at my Furniture looni. ! 1 VERY RESPECTFULLY, S. S. RUBLE. LOST MANHOOD! (Pt-verjk French KenrCRmedr,)i soldwithaWrrtUa OfMTMt to cir all Nervous diseat ?, such as Waak Men orr, Lom t Brain Powtr, Ner vousnaas. H aad- BCFOfta AMD APTCR U8C. a en. Wakeful' ncsiafLott Manhood, Lnaaitade. all drains and low of pftvr In either acx, caused by ovcr-axartion ot vouibfulindiscretion. which uhirrataly lead to Ixv n tin ity. Consumption and Insanity Price, txoo s package. With every order w .five a wrritta gmrasHe to core- or rafund mottv. By mail tr anyaudreaa, PIVEiV RfcMtOV CO-.Tolodo, a will be made. Dy All work guarantied to give perfect satisfaction. Terms, strictly cash. H. P. DERR, rractlcal DentlMt. THE MILD POWER CURES. HUMPHREYS' Dr. Humphrey hnrlflr arcrrTitficiiHyand carefully rtpare lumelit-, n?l (or years In rivaitt praiiu-e nnd Ut over thirty yean by the people, with en 'Ire Buct-- E-ry lulc biwclflo ft eet&l cure fr the )tseaa named. Tiieyeurc without dnmKliM;. urp;ing or reduclnir the vstf'm.nd are lit f att uud UtU (&e feovercism Hetnetiiea of the World. LIST XtalllU, Cl-REO. MUCK 1 FeTfrt, Concent Wna, Inflammation. .25 3 W orm Worm Fever, Worm 4'ollc... 3 TMhlna: Voile. ITylna;. Wakefulnecft .5 4 Diarrhea, of Children or adult 23 5 lyriitery,t)rtptn, HtHou- Colic 4 & Cholera irlorba. Vomiting 2& 7 'nah, Cokto. l roochitta. S Nr-nrrsliria. Toothache. KacMrhe.... 9 lleaaarhrtH Slrkx Headache, Vei-thm, .UH 10 !yirpalia, BUioiisnem. CrTifitlpatloa .MS 1 1 upirae or Painfnl Prrivdi. lt-VkliPTK) Profua rrila 2& l.'f ( roip. I.aryagritla. Iiurtnw Kkrnm, frsto!, Kruptloiui. 15 ItkrHUiatlani.or Rheumatic 1'alu.. .'JS 16 Malaria, t liitln. Fercr and Ague J 5 17 Iilra,mi:i.i or needing. 15 Oeht tin tuy rror Week Eyec J3 ltt Catarrh. Influenza. CtlU In the Head .'-1 MO W hoopla Canth til Asthma, opprea-eii Itreathlna; 45 Kar IHavfaargea. ln-i aired Hearing .MS JHrrofi!la. F.nlarcvd ianris. Raelllli(c -24 --l.'enaral Debility, rfc-ucal Weaaueos ,45 -llrapey a'il Scanty Swretlone ti.1 16 SpN.hkknPM, aickuessfruni Hiding ."25 J 14. id iic t IHoeaer 25 Sore .Month, or Canker MS SO I rlnary Veknei, Wetting Bed.. ttt5 31-rntulul I'arlods "Z& J4-IMphihrla. I learata.1 Sore Throat.. M 35 Caroulc t ongeatlon Sl KrupUutvs. .5 EXTRA NUMBERS: 24 T-fei-TOoa Debility, Seminal Weak- r.ft, or I:ilmitiiy IbM-hargra 1.00 1-IMacoaeaofihe Ileart..'aJ.IUtlu I.OO SS-Epilrpay, Spaama, M. Vltue lanc .. l.OO BVld ar DrajExlsta, or ant prnt-fatd oa racaipt mt arlra. Da. HraraaaTs llanvaL I44 imr aaiLao rant a. UiarUMKVK ain.ro,. mailt ubm bu , Tr. SPECIFICS. HUMPHREYS' WITCH HAZEL OIL "THE PILE OINTMENT." For rilee External or Internal. Blind or Weeding j Klutulaln A no; Itching or Hleedlng of the Kectuiu. The relief la lmmeUlato the cure certain. PRICE, 60 CTS. TRIAL SIZE. 25 CTS. Sold by DracstaU,or aaut poaaaid ca ravalpt of prira. uairnuKVi' wrm.co., i i i a 1 1 s wuaaa at., xkw iukk JiHI IMPHBFYS VETERINARY SPECIFICS For Horses, Cattle, Sheap, Logs, Eoga, - ABU fOVIiTBI. ! 500 Pace Book a. Truimfnt ef Aalmals and C'barl hct Free. I ernas J FrTrr.('snCrclunn. InflaRinmls. I S:R:JLSr?; : Lan-riV-.l UhesT-altosa. '.'. llteiopcr, Na.al liiKharaea. K'i' "r !:r"" " ernifc K.E.4'e.Kbit, Ilravrs, lBe.oieBla. r.r. i one er i.riyes, neiiyacae. .M iscrrlaae, Ileia.rrbaaesv Jl.ll. I rin.rr mad Ktaurr Itiaeaaea. Kraalive Dia.aaes. IHaiK, J.K. Ulaeaaes of liiaeatiea. Paralysis. Blnale Bottlo (over SO daav - - .00 Stable 'ar, with RprrirVa. Manual, rtwlnary ( 'utb Oil aji.1 Jtudlcatur, 3T.OO Jar Veterinary t are OIL, . 1.4)0 Sa by Ilic.Uf t ar mm anaaM aayabari aa la aay aaMlllj rrJ pi af prM aiaruazrii'BSD. tv., i u a lit wiaua sc, Braiack. justified us iu purcbaMne an extra purchased ey extensively, we have prices. tioforo others cct iu their fashionable Spring Suit, Hat, Shirt get what you wanted, we can furnish you have the latest out in styles. 50 doien of fit the smallest boy to tbe most portly Compare our prices and we are satisfied show goods, and we have them to show. for any length of & time. My "under the National Hotel on Main St of funeral. IS bat skin deep. There ais thousands ot lad i.s who have regular features and would be so-' corded t ia palm of beauty were it not for a poor eorni.li'iion. To all inch we reoommend OR. HEBRA'S VIOLA CREAM as possessing these qualities t?at quiekiy change tb. mnat sallow and tlorid complexion to one of natural benllb and unblemished beauty. It cures Oily Bain, Freckles, black Heads, Blotches, 8 unburn. Tan, fimples, and ull imperfections of the sain. It ir. Dt acosm.-tic but a cure, yet is let ter for tho toilet table than powder. Sold by Druggists, or sent p.st rmid upon receipt of SOc. O.C. di 1 1 nan a vu., leieoe, u. FORWARD, ONWARD, . UPWARD In the line of protrea that's our Your CUSTOM onoe a customer always. publio by liberal offers. SPRING CLOTHING FOR MEJN THE BEST MADE WE CAN PLEASE YOU IN A SPBINB SUIT. Ours is the stock from whioh to eeleot your Spring Suit. Don't buy oa that while it may have a good many points right, has some defeot either ia style, fit or material. Our Men's Suits for the Spring of '93 are perfeet In the variety of materials shown wo haye ready for you a regular feast of fashioD, an assortment from which all tastes and all pooketbooKS can ba pleased and suited. A mammoth oolleotion of the latest styles of Saoka and Frooks are her. 5 TO 20. SUITS Four different sbadss of liannookburn Jhe iots, Sinale or Doafr le- Breasted Sacks and Cutaways ; the popular Tweed and Corkscrew Suits; English Whipcords, Bird's-eyes, etc,; challenged for workmanship or fit. Your ohoioe $8 to $12. SPRING CLOTHING FOR BOYS. Not a boua in tbe count; anticipates tbe needs of young America mora eagerly than we do. We are prepared with an elegant Spring Stock for Boys and Children, a stock eontaining more and nobbier styles than oan bu seen at any other store in Juniata oounty. A short 1'ant Theviot Suit of all-wool material in a serviceable daik gray color. Price $2.20. A beautiful All-wool, Dark Blue or Black Cheviot Swiss or Irish Woolea Double-Breasted Suit a rare bargain ages 4 to 14, $2.75 A genuine Tricot or Cress Cheviot Suit, Hue or black, linod with fine Italian Cloth or Serge, $5. Imported fabrics in Boys' Suits 4 to 14 years, including the English Worsted, German Tricot or French Sergn. the oorreot stylo, a finished fit and finish for $10 garment, but our price is $7. Our Hat Departn'eut for this Spring Season is complete, we have all the new styles at the lowest prices. The grandest line of gent'a furnishing GOODS evor exhibited in Juniata oounty. Our trunk it satchel department second floor a full line to self t from. 1'rices lower than ever. SPRING PANTS. Never did we exhibit a grander assortment than that which our tables. It embraces all the new and nobby stripes and checks, both domcstio with a price range from $1 50 FERD MEYERS, the wholesale and retail Clothier, Bridge St, Mifflintown, Penna. .aaa.aaBaiBaaaaaaaaaai mm . I . 18G5, ESTABLISHED. 188(J Special Invitation To The I'ublw To attend the Attractive Sale of Clothiug that goes on dailj from THE IMMENSE STOCK D. W. It TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS Who have money to invest to examiue the Stock of Goods for MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN It is truly marvelous to See THE BEAUTIFUL STYLES of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderfully Low Trices. His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, bo don't fsi to give him a call if in need of Clothing. D. W. HARLEY MIFFLIN TOWN HAVE IflU KOKEY TO DEPOSIT? ARE YOU A BORROWER CALL. AT TBI HBST aVX4Hff&& Mil, MIFFLIN lOWN, FA. FOTJH PER CEN T. INTEREST PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES, Money Leaned at Lowest Bates. FRAZER AXLE GREASE ' BEST IX THE WORLD. ' ItswMrtna qu.lltla.are ttnsnnwMrd, actual! Cratlaatin- two boxea of anrotbar brand. Hue Oacud by baaU IT , ET X 11 1 tiEn I 'IX fc. TOR 9 AUZ BY DHAlXaa QEKFRALLT. JyT Q A L E S M E A O TV A N" TED .1 i LOCAL OR TKAVELLLNw, to sell oin Nursery Stock. Salary, Expenses and Steady Employment guaranteed. CHASK BROTHERS COMPANT, Dec. 8, '91. Rochester, N. Y. The Sentinel mnd Hepvihrn office is the place to get job work done. Tiy it. It will pay yon if yon need anything in that line. Suooess attends oar gain the confidence effort, of tha V now graoea foreign aa to $6 00. OF polioy. HARLEY will be JUNIATA VALLEY BANK, OF MIFFMSTOWJI, PA. WITH BRANCH AT PORT ROYAL. Stockholders Individually LiahU. JOSBPH ROTHROCK. Prrrf. T. VAN IRWIN, CmtXttr pmrcTOBS. W. C. Pomeroy, Joseph Rothroek, John Hertiler, Jottiah L. Barton, Robert K. Parker, Louis K. Atkiasea, T. V. Irwin. STOTEHOLDiaS I Philip M. Kepner, Annie M. Shelley, Joseph Rothroek, Jane H. Irwin, L. E. Atkinson, R. E. Parker, W. C. Pomeroy, J. Holmes Irwin, Mary Kurtz, Jerome N. Thompson, Ji- John Hertzler, T. V. Irwin. Charlotte Snyder, Josiah L Barton, John M. Bls'r, Robert H. Pattersetr, F. M. M. Peanell, Levi Light, SamnelS. Rothrork, Wa. 6 warts. Solomon Manbeck, Three ar.d Fonr per rent, tcterest will be. psid on certificates of deposite. jan 23, 1891 tl TO weak mm BunVruii from the eOeota of yooChful errors, aarta decaf, waattnc weakness, loat manhoad. etc, I wtU send a TtJuable traattaatMaK-di containing, fan particular, lor bom. cura. F4tEE !""' ' spUodid nertlral work ; should u read by vrmrf ua who la Barrens ana debilitated. AdlmSl) mt, F. C. FPWLEK. afAoOws, CMSts- RUPTURE!: r'nre narasteei) lI)r.. B. Mayer MJ1 ArrhSt. Phi ia. i n. iuioe at once. Mo operation or bosineM !. . """!,nu'f ot cures. jr. Mayer Is at Hotel Penn, Heading, Ha., second Baturday ol each month, fiend ior circulars. Aeic&ee MrMsa-iiia. K's tin hast, Irj it eu
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