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FhN'EL&ItKPOBLICAN
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MIFSXINTOWN.
gjTEBSESDAY. OCT- 81, 1898.
F. SGHVTfilEIl
nr-oa ab rtu?iiXTc.
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Republican national
c TICKET.
FOB PRESIPEST,
WILLIAM McKlNLET,
of Ohio.
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r F03 VICE FBEfilDEST,
j GARRET A. HOB ART,
j of New Jersey.
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UBLICAN STATE TICKET.
I For Congressman-sit Large.
Iusha A. Grow, of .Suf.queba.nns.
Jcel A. Davejvo3t, of Erie. .
For Eiectors-at-Large.
kra Whaktoj, of Philadelphia.
Icasder E. Pattos, of Clearfield.
ijam Withebow, of Allegheny.
kr L. Kimbeblyi of Mercer.
Ditlncl Eltctorn.
Prarson, 15 Henry C. Prevost
Korke, j !(J J. B. Brown,
T.J. 8
lien B.
rank B. Hendley,
eon. I. Meyers,
fm. M. Taggart,
c. H. Hnd.ieil.
fm. F. Soley,
obn Fritz,
ton. L. Johnson,
bn 11. Land is,
ivereit Warren,
:. W. Wilde,
larrison Boll,
K W. Miller,
if rrwi ii -ow,
18 (i. Karron Miller,
19 K. H. Sblodoll,;
20 Geo. T. bwaak,
21 A. C. White,
'11 W.N. Randolph,
23 K. Werlfceiiucr,
24 Joseph Sprier,
25 Ed. E. Abram,
Isadoro Sobel,
27 Wiill-im Schnur,
2S Jca. C. Campbell.
REPl'IILICA! COPSTT
TiCfiET.
juercsyjTS; u: lA9pH cffrir.klin Co,
;nate, William Ctr.T2LE5,
cglslaiure, Carl F. EsPESschadk.
ssociatc Judges, W. Noeth Stereeit.
Leoxasd K. J-acqer.
rothenotxry, V7. I!. Zkidehs.
tisrrict Attorney, Wilbek Schwbyeh.
o. Commissioners, Vichael K. Bashoee.
J. Lccpcnslaces.
o. Treasurer, William W. Lasuis.
o. Auditors, T. K. Ukaver.
II. II. Habtmax.
Jkyahism means a panic.
3btasism means low wages.
3kyanI3i will break the basks.
3btaxism means a lower tariff.
3nvAnsM moans gold mortffae3.
3byaxisii moan-i a debased car
icy. Brtaxisi means the doctrine of
ite rights pat into pr-tct tea opera -n.
This season the scarcity of wbfat
8 caused wheal to bo shipped from
diforr.ia to lad: a.
Bbyanism raenns a puiiinj do;n of
e conditions of this constry to cor
spond to the condition cf affairs in
iropa.
Bhtas's election wi'.l bring down
ages to almost European wages. Is
iat the kiod cf limes you want,
ote the republican ticket.
If Bryaa is t-lacted with a suj-port.
. ig CoDgi oBR, Iboy will destroy tbe
.resect nation! backing system.
ftth that looting ou in the f.ce,
?u will not rrte tbo democratic
eket.
If McKiiiley i? 'Ic-eted people will
9 able to get liiortijea renewed
3 in tbe past. But if iryu i e'.ect-
"very renewal will hs made pay-
- -M. principal and interest.
le in g;.w .
ote the republic- 1
If J-m JA'.E.l'Jfcli ftC:.gresB
S6 r.imseif and you are ovi'.f oi a 1
tortji-aga Ibat will btccroo dao be
weeu this and next April, yoa "riW
.are to pay tbat rucrtga,'c or be sold
nt or give a ntw mortgage payable,
rinciple and interest i i gold.
Brtas's election
lo?"trine of states'
will restore tbe
risdits. Only c
;eneratiou ao ever 2 milli'
:a men
t '
era called lato tbe heM to preveu
he south from seceding under th
loctnne cf states' l iable. If you vote
or Bryan, it will be iadit ectly declar
ng that the wsr was a fnilure.
Iryou rote for Bryan, ho will not
ntoifera ia any ataca t save United
States property or to save United
States mail cr t-j eave tbo l:fe asd
property of citiz nm of one state ia
another state, unless called on to do
BO by the governor or legitlatura cf
that state where the trouble exists.
Tue Cleveland administration has
demanded of Turkey, damceoa for
the destruction of American laissioua
in Harpoot and .larash, and has sent
a tloet of wojr vessels to the coast of
turkey. The United States are not
tied by treaty laws with Turkey, and
all her acts will be kept within inter
national law lines.
The war again rt the cecessson of
the south was a failure, if Bryanism
is to succeed at the polls. If the peo
pie are so fickla that in the oourae of
30 years tbey will bo ctaage taeir
views as to endorse by their votes tbe
doctrine of states' rikte: if they are
so fickle as to endorse all that, thr.y
will pay the penalty of ft dismember
ed country betore many years.
The L:eco!d, Neb. Call, published
at the home cf Mr. Bryan, has the
fdlowirg to siy: As a Presidential
caadidate advocating free silver and
free trade W. J. Bryn bccuines an
enemy to tbe people, more to be fear
ed ttiac war or famine, cyclone cr
pestilence, and believing this aa firm
ly as we believe in the Supreme
Ruler cf the Uiiivei!?, wo shall chal
lenge every argument, every influence,
every citizen, every political party
that attempts to raise its voico iu
support of a Presidential candidate,
vho baa abandoned every American
idea and forsaken every patriotic
principle and tradition of American
politics. Let republicans be rtpub.
beans and our people will have noth
ing to fear from Bryanism.
The hunting tcasou is here and the
careless hunter cannot be told to of
ten that he should be careful and not
shoot at an object iu the woods till which would have spoiled under tuo
he is certain that ho is not shooting i circumstances. We have
at a man. Every year men are shot a woman in our vicunty, who besides
in the woods, and then aro told by j doing her housework and cooking,
the paity who did the shooting that j f r the farm bands, went to the corn
the man who wis shot was mistaken j field the other day and hu3ktd sev-
uriiri ...,imal or fowl. Tin- entv bushels of corn. This we be-
prisonment for every man who does
a thin-" of tbat kind would soon stop
that kind of crime.
Tbd Efifs tbiug to do is to volt tbe
repnblicau ticket. You will feel tbat
yoa Lava cast a ballot tbat will do no
harco, bat is in the direction of great
good. :
. Mrs. Wilson, wife of Hon. Latimer
Wilson, died about 2 o'clock on last
Saturday morning after alongillneas
with consumption.
TLe country bad good times duv
insr republican administrations. Vole
tbe republican ticket and tberoby
belp to bring back better timoe.
The wild tnrkey hunters last week
van lae season opeced were num'
eroud. but fer fowls were ebot. It
takes natience to make a successful
wild turkey hunter.
Watson one cf tbe tails cf the Bry
an ticket is seriously ill. Possibly he
was informed that be was left off tbe
Bryaa banner in ilifiltnfown. Vote
the reput.iicaa ticket.
Miss Giddigusb. "Since I have
become engaged to Me. S'.llieua, I
know his very thought." 3Iiss Cn
tique "ilurcpbl And you don't
have to be a. mind reader at that."
Judge Lyona has bought Dr. At"
kinson's inttrest ia tha farm thatibey
jointly o,7cel nt Durward. Tte
Judge no-w is lord of all be Burvsys
when he gets down on that nice big
farm
Ii has lust been found out that it
is not an uncommon act for the In
diana of the wst to trade off or sell
their daughters when t'sey return
home from government Iidiaa
schools.
Bryan, it i said, will go on tbt
siege after tb election, tiie theater
managers believing h wiii draw fail
houses after tha extensiva adfcrtk
tb r'ti for the Presidency baa
giV3U LlJl.
Some of tha townships ia Perry
couutv are agitated over.ths road-
scraper question. Fermanagh town
ehip, Juniata cousty supervisors
tri.d the ecraper. It is no good in
rock bed vallies liko this and Perry.
Last Thursday 12.000 Blair coun
ty people left Altoona in three trains
to visit J!aior McKinley. Five thou
sand people assembled at the station
to see taem oil. it was tae largest
demonstration of any kind witness
ed in Altoona.
If ihore is a mortgiga or bond
against you, maturing between this
and nt-xt oprirsg, you will net be able
to get tbe oblia'ion r.u2T7od except
by making it payable in gold and sil
ver if Biyan is elected. Vote the ro
pubiioan ticket.
In tbc-ae dtmocrat-c timas ibrea
dollars cf wb2st will bread a mm a
wliole ;-eir. Ii Likes only five bush
els cf wheat to bread a mir., but
while bread is ch-.ap work ia scarce,
and it 'u hard to get money to buy
the cheap tbiiifi.
Democratic prom's!.! three years
ago to l'ie farmi waa one dollar
wheal and coi responding prices for
oa's and corn. If you liseu this
campaign to Bryan's democratic
promises, you iii lie deceived more
than tbrto years ngo.
If Bryan is ulecte 1, if yoa and I
reader hjvo a mortgtgs oc othr obii
gatioa to pay, wo will not ba able to
gt,t it renewed, except on a promise
.o pay prir.cir.Vi asd iutc-rest in gold.
If yon don's waufc to sqnaZi the fi
tanei.U ble out cl yoavseli vote tee
republican tickf-t.
The price of every acre cf timber
land wag loserad by th3 democratic
lumber tar.ff reduitiou bill. The
tariff reduction cf trveuty-five per
-"it bad s. great effect on j.he Ismbor
'i a corresponding re-
trad'--, W'a
daction in the- pnz
pf timber lands.
Vote tha republican ti-AA.
Now is the lioi'j when the aporia
mra gooiii abroal and shwttth a
barn yard turkey for a will turkey,
and then piiytth double price to tbe
owner of the fo'Al to keep quiet, an.l
the next day is surprised to besrthat
tvoryoiie Irnoiretu Oil about tue trans
action. Vote ths repablicAi ticket.
The wLcit. oats and lrly crop in
Europe is reported as a short oe.
Should the reports Irom riurope
crovo to bj true, better prices for a.i
kiid3 of grain mu-it soon prevail iq
the United States of America.
The Sunday trains of the N. & S.
V. R. It.. Perry county, have been
discontinued. Oulv the regular
trains will be run on week days, leav
ing Nowport at 10:35 a. m., and 6.05
o. m . and New Germantov.n at 6 50
a. ra. and Z ZO p. m.
Oa last Saturday Frunk Shields
while engaged in dehorning a cross
bull belonging to Michael R.Eeashor
had two fimrera of his right hand
badly hurt; the one finger was brok
en and the other disjointed during
the operation of removing tho horns
from the animal.
British thinkers are expressin
concern for European civilization on
account of tba bad babus of tbe p6o
plo of tbo large cities. Tbey say the
largo majority of the people of th
grtat cities are given over to bottiog,
driukin-'. music hail attendance and
loafing and vilo amusement on Sun
day.
Hundreds of Western citi&s have
a3ot;tcd tbe rule, that all boys and
girls under 16 years of aga
shall be
night unlesi accompanied by gron
people.
The rule ehould be adopts!
ia Mifflintowa. Parents should take
enough interest in their children to
have tiiem oil tbe street beioro nine
o'clock.
A correspondent of tbe Lewistown
Sonlinel from By da says: Wm. Mil
Ur has husked marly two hundred
and fifty bushels cf corn that ho ex
tracted from the drift along tbe riv
tr. Tho shocks were washed from
the fields above us by tho flood
couple of weeks ago and lodgad
there in the drift. No ono thought
of taking it out, so Will went to work
a.d now Le has a fine lot of norn
lieve to be better than the average
man can do m tho same length of
time.
The United States is not, a great
nation, only a combination of states,
if Bryan's platform U true. Vote th
republican ticket. "
Afexartder Leach died at his Loma
at Walnut this county on the night
of the 20lh of typhoid fever. Five
members of bis family are down with
the same fever tbat took bis life. He
w.u soldier against rabellioa.
The foot ball game between the
Lewistown and Mifflintown. teims
was piayea ia tae rain, wntca so
dampened the ardor of the boys that
little charing was dona as is usually
ths case. Score, 8 to0 in favor of
Mifuiatown.
Leslie's New York Weekly ia auth
crity for the statement that a theat
rical p'av has been wntfen far Bryan
es chif actor after ho las been de
feated as a candidate for tha - Preai
dency. Ifr. Bryn in all probability
will prova himself to be a first rate
actor.
The dullest plasss now are ia tbe
manufacturing ceateip, half the peo
ple in most cf fuc'a places have so
work, and have to ba kept as pauper a
by those who have work or who have
savd Bomthing ahiad. Democratic
Cocgresiional legislation is largely
responsible for tbo hard times that
clocod the nnuufaoturlcg establish
merits and put iae mau oul of work.
0ing to the inability of Mr. Will
L. Hoopos to be present at Opplea
ville on Monday eveniner, October
2Gth. Hon. Louis E. Atkinsan baa
be3a substituted to speak at the re
publicau raily" to ba held there at
that tims. Mr. Atkinson will also
3peak at AleOoysviib on Tuesday ev
ening O-tobar 27th.
H. H. SxTDEB,
Chairman.
Last Wedneaday, October 11,
ihomas Casner aad family started to
drive in a two-hcrso w-vjou to their
homo in Michigan. They expsct to
b? about three weeks mAkin the trip.
They came from &C!chigan iu August
in the name wagjn used in the return
trip. They came to Juniata county
to gatuer a crop or peacnes from n
orchard that Mrs Caaner h in
Walker lowaship.
An i!!u3tration of the mis direction
of mechanical and observing talent,
is learned from an Illinois crook, who
receutly when placed xa the Illinois
Joliet penitentiary told the sheriff
that he had cracked 75 Bafts in hi
time, and that he his discovered a
process of ca'.tia through steel with
the use of electricity by which bo can
cut throngit the hardest and thickest
safe ia Chicago ia loss thai two
hours.
You know how true the old saying:
bird in hand is worth iwo iu the
bush." You know ycu have a good
sound currency in your hand a one
buadr;jd cent dollar the world ovr.
Now don't drop tlrtt for the dollar in
tbe bush, that Bryan promises you.
If you vote for Brvaa and he suc
ceeds in wIuDi'ig tha election, yon'il
S.-id out to y.mr bitU'r sorro--v "that a
bird in hand ij batter than two in
tbe bush."
Kaacioa day was rainy, aad the at
tcndaQC9 of peoplo frora tha outlay
ing districts was not large. Bslweerj
showers in the afternoon the prado
t-ok place on the pai-ement, the
htreets being tj muddy. The
schoob 1 :kcd v.-e'.l and the vaterans
piestitod their ual martial ap
pearance. Tho (Jours Houde wiis
crowded both afternoon aad evening
t-j Lar the rsa-ae, spsaohos and
The leaders of the democracy do
not conceal tb ;ir rurpo3 to tear up
tha pressiit backing systoaa, if thoy 1
get the power. If ttey elect Bryan
Rui a Congrt&s "like himself in p:liti
sal belief. The Lord onco let the
d$yil lofB? on Job utd bo did Job up
i...,i: Tfi, ,M.iT ..iv.vd than
the devil may not tat Bryan l .CSJ OB t
the people of the United States to '
play the devil with them as Batan did
iu ob,
Barqaint in Photographs: Uotil
Oct. 3 1st, 1306, I will reduce the
price of Cabinet Photographs to $1.00
pr Dz , during which timo tickets
will be sold for fcl UU, eu'itiicg tae
holder to 1 Doz. fiao Cabinet Photr3,
good for tho pitting any tima within
the yi ar 1SJ6. Von t tail to tame aa
vantago of thesa prices. Remember
the timo. No tickets sold after Oct.
31st Respectfully,
Josepu Hess.
Bui your hunting dogs and have
them acquainted before the huotiog
season opens 1 nave tue louowicg
to offer, guaranteed thoroughly brok
en on their game and reliable. Fox
hounds, rabbit hounds, beagles, set
ters and pointers; also soma fine
Nowfoundlands, spaniels, collies, fox
and bull terriers; fancy poultry and
pigeons; Belgium raid German bares;
prices low-. J. Howakd Tati.ob.
Aug.27,ly. West Chester, Pa.
The sii vor dollar now , is 35 tmB
bigger than a gold doll.ir. Should it
ever be coined at its present bullion
price in the markets of the world, it
will have to be made 70 times bigger.
In other words it will take two silver
dollars to make oih gold dollar at the
present price of the two metals in
the markets of the world. Vote the
republican ticket so that Eilver may
be kept at a ona hundred ce?t dollar
here at homo ia tho United States.
If Bryan 13 elected with a support
ing Congress, paying peusions will
prove to bo u farce, and tbe war
against states' rights aud rebellion
will have been declared a failure, for
indirectly tho election cf Bryan will
be a declaration that all, that the
Union Army fougbt for was wroag,
and now the timo is at hand to te
sters the dojtrine of states' rights.
The state of rebellion was reached in
tha southern states in 1861 through
the doctrine cf states' rights.
The Populists are working up to a
resentful frame of mind under the
treatment that the Bryau and St wall
peopla have given them. They say
the Bryan crowd deceived tbem wben
thov put Watson on the ticket for
Vice-President. They siy the Bryan
peoplo made them believe that Sewail
would get off the ticket, and that
would have made tho ticket Bryan
and Watson, but Sewail stays on, and
; instead of bim getting off, the Bryan
! meu want W atson oH, and are siignt
i ifltf him wherever the populistic ele,
meet is smalt Here in llifflintown
the Bryan men don't like to bear
Wafson's name mentioned.
There are eight hundred and seventy-three
thousand men employed
br the railroad companies in the
United States. There will be one of
two thinga for the companies that
employ them to do if Bryan and a co
operating Congres3 is elected. The
Companies will have to fail or tbe
wages will have to coma down one
half below what tbey are now. Voter
are you going to vote so as to wreck
the interests of so many people, aad
at tho sitae time do yourself barm.
XIcKinlay will carry Maine, New
H:mpbire, Vermont, Maiaacbus-ifU,
Iincda Island, Connecticut. New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Del
awaro, Maryland, Wes t Virginia, Ken
tucky, Ohio, lu-Jiaat, llUnois, Iichi'
gan, Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota.
Total electoral vote 257.
Bryan will cany North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
aliaeiesippL, Louisiana, Tezar, Ariau
sae, Teanessoe, Missouri, Nevada,
Utah, Colorado. Total 123.
The uncertain states are Kausae,
Nebraska, North Dakota, South Da
kota. Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Cal
ifornia, Oregon, Wahin?ton, Vir
ginia, Florid. Total 67.
Is the countries of the old world
rulers aad ofiisa holders are born rul
ers and offl?a holders, and they rule
and hold office all their life from fil
th r to son till some military move
ment turns them out into the other
channels cf life there to make their
living. It ia nst so ur.dnr the Amer
ican system of govarnment. Here
the ofueera were elected at rogalarly
stated times, and frequently men en
tirely unfit for the management of
their own affairs and consequently un
fit for tho management of everybody's
affairs are put into cfilce. The re
publicans this year have presaated to
lio people a choice set of officers for
tho peoplo to vote for. They era all
competent men able to lake care of
private interests, and the ram who
cau manage his own affairs cau-man-age
public effaire, and (hen too the
republican candidates represent gov
ergmental principles, which i" follow
ed result in the enactment cf laws
th ;t are for the best interest of every
one. For oxarcpla there is the ques
tion cf a tariff, high enough to pay
the running expenses of govtrameot
and tha pensions, and a certain
amount of the public debt and to
provide a sound money. - Without
snch legislation o jr coun try must be
subject to panics and financial dis
turbances that vi!l ultimately result
in its ruin uud overthrow. To help
m kiatsin a sound and jaai govern
msnt is the reason why the reader
will do himself the most good by vot
ing the republican ticket from the
natioual ticket to ths county ticket.
If jou vote the Bryan ticket, you vole
for a low tariff, which prevents the
government froai getting enough
money to pay its honest debts and
Wiiicn compels it to borrow money to
pay its wai', aad if that kind cf man
agement is kept uo tho pgn&ioas will
have to be dropped to pay tha debts
that were miide in putting down the
stato rights and s!very. i
Do yuu waut Tour pusiuu knocked
off. Take c-ive bow you vote.
If you vote for Brran yoa vote in
favor oi carti'jir.cr the bunking laws
and you will ba beJpicg to bring
about cueh a paai-j, such as you have
never seen and cau only learn of by
raiding of tho pnat. If you vote for
Bryan you vole against the riht of
ths general government t-j go iuto a
state and protect your proptrty end
yourcelf against any mob or set of
mea'who choose t? pet up a govtrn
raeit agiiust United Statsa authority.
If you vota for Bryan you vote sgaiaet
tha right of tho Supruno Court to re-
strain bj icjuaclioq j set oi vc.z,
wua wu aaoance to uuitea sui
accier th Ple tba' th?7 sct
ing under the rights of ttata laws
leader during all this campaign, we
have been pointing out to you the
dangers in voting for the Bryan ticket
and its supporters, many of whom hon
estly balieva they are right, but they
are mis-guidad. Wa arc going t
quit talking to you about these dan
gers. We have no more interest in
the matter than you have, only wo
don't like to be huag on the ragged
edge cf bad government when we
know that the ills cou'.d have beon
preveated and batter times enjoyed,
and better government socured by
tho election of thj republican ticket.
A paper from Miuass na says:-
Cora will be ba barbed for fuel this
winttr in many sections of .Minnesota
and South Dakota. Uual n $ a ton
dearer than last year, aad with corn
at 11 cents a bushel it is iauth more
valuable as fuel than as food. It
makes an excellent fire, and an ear of
corn makes more heat than its bulk
in wood. Ia North Dakota coal is so
high that the mining of lignite baa
been greatly stimulated. IMS caai
is abundant and easily mined, it is
rich in carbon, but has a great amount
of ash and moisture. For fuel it is
worth two-thirds its balk in aathra
cite and coet3 half as much.
"The Nation's Hired Man.'
Candidate Eryan'e favorite way of
alluding to the President of
of the United States as the nation s
'hired man" is quite in keep.
ing with his constant lack cf dignity
in all the relations of life. The tsrm,
however, suggests some vary good
reasons why Mr. Bryan should not be
"the nation a hired man. If wo Lur
ed a man to ran a vast enterprise
and he rau the business cn snch pun
cipics that Le showed a loss instead
cf a said: a deficit instead or a sur
plus; increase in our iadebtedaessia
stead of a lessening of it, wo would
soon turn him out and put in a ''hir
ed man" who would run the business
on different principles. The Govern
naent has been run, daring this ad
ministration in accordance with the
Free-Trade principles advocated and
voted for by Ur. Bryan, and put into
force by his help. The result has
been an increase in our bonded in
dtbtedness of over S2bl2,OOU,0(JU in
three years. When the nation's bus
iness was conducted on the princi
pies laid down by Major McKinley,
the national indebtedness was reduc
ed at the rate of over $60,000,000 per
year, for 27 consecutive years. When
it comes to choosing a "hired mac,"
the voters will choose the man whose
methods enable the nation to pay its
old debts and meet its running ex
penses instead of the man whose
methods compel the nation to add to
its indebtedness. The next Presi
dnt will not be the Boy Orator of
the Platte with bis British system of
Free-Trade, but William McKLnley of
Ohio, the apostle of the American
system cf Protection, who will open
the mills instead of monkeying with
the mints. American Eoonomist.
Tanning Sheep Skins-
To prepare sheep skins for mats,
make a strong soap lather with hot
water and let it stand until celd;
wash the fresh skin in it, carefully
equsc-zing out all the dirt from the
wool; wash it in cold water until all of
the soap is taken out. Dissolve a
pound each of salt and alum in two
gallons of hot water, end put the ekia
into a tnb sufficient to cover it; let it
soak for twelve hours, and hang it ov
er a pole to drain. When well drain
e ', slrutch it carefully on a board to
dry, and stretch several times when
drying. Before it is quite dry,
spriukie cn tbe hesli sido one ounce
of pulverized alum add saltpetre, rub
bicg them in well. Try if tho wool
be firm on the skin; if not let it re
main a day or two, then rub it again
with alum. Fold the flesh sides to
gather and hang in tbe shado for
two or three days till quite dry.
Scrape the flesh side with a ' blunt
knife and rub with a pumice stone.
Alas. J. W. G., Dublin, Va.
WALKER BEVTS.
Mrs Wilson, wife of Hon. Latiaser
Wilsou of Van Wert died last Satur
day morning1.'
Mins Ida Smith of Ltcust Run re
turned last Mondy to Mifflintowa to
live with Judge Lyons.
Tha United Evangelical Sunday
School of Locust Run placed a nw
"Packard" organ in the church last
wack. The cost cf tha orgn was
$02.50.
The chickes, waffle and oyster sup
par at this place held by tho Woman's
ilipsionary Society last Saturday ev
ening -a as a success.
The "Sound Money" meeting held
at Centre last Wednesday night was
a success. County Chairman H. K.
Snyder callsd the meeting to order,
after which L ;nia E R-pp was elect
ed Chairman for tbo evening Not
withstanding the silver qaesiioa at
this place is strongly advocated by a
few, the house was filled, and many
slaa liog iu the aiolos with eager c't
izens who had coma to hear th is
sues cf the campaign. A-Hreasts
were mad by Dr. W. H. Rsders
and Wm. Il" Groninger of Mifflin
Io wd, who very plainly anl forcibly
explained the money question and en
lightened tho citizens on this eubjaot.
Of course Dr. RoJgera iasistcd oa
ho election of th$ whole republican
ticket and whan Jtichael R. Bea
shor's aad H. H. Hartman's r.aicts
were moutioned, these two candidates
being present, much cheering was
done, showing that these candidates
wire appreciated by t'ja pwple, aad
tl.&i they intead togivo them a big
majority on tho 3rd of next Noveia
bar. The majority of the peoplo in
t'iis township wiil express themaelves
ia this manner, if not rordj ia senti
ment: We want not sliver coinage free
To drzg us down ii poverty.
Our money now ia good enough,
Had we but plenty of that "stuff."
Hepabllcan nal!les.
Oa Thursday evening, Oct. 22, et
Sheaffor's store, Oriental. Speakerr,
F. Al. M. Pencell, G. L. Hower and
W. H. Ro Jgers.
Oa Fnd&y eveamg, October 23, at
Johnstown. Speakors, F. M. If.
Pennoll, G. L. Hower and W. H. Rod-
gers.
On Saturday evening, October 24,
at East Waterford. Speakors, W. M.
Miles, S. I. Stoncr and F. M. M. Pen-
nell.
On Monday eveniny, October 26,
at Oppelavillo. Speakers, Hon. Louis
E. Atkinson, S. 1. Stoner and W. H.
Rodgers.
On Tuesday evening, Oetober 27,
at McCoysviUe. Speakers, W. H.
Rodgers, Hon. Louis E. Atkinson and
S. L Stoner.
On Tuesday evening, October 27,
at Richfield at 7 p. m Speaker. F.
M. M. Pennell, George L. Howtr
and William M. Allison.
Wednesday evening, October 28,
at East Salem. Speakers, Louis E.
Atkinson and W. M. Jlfiles.
Wednesday ovecing, October 28,
at Waterloo, at 7 p. in. Speakers,
W. H. Groamger and Wilberforce
Schweycr.
Thursday evening, October 29. nt
Van Wert. Speakers, Will L.
Hoopes. J. J. Patterson, Jr. and S. L
Stoner. '
On Friday evening, October 30, at
Spruce Hdl at 7 o'clock. Speakers,
W. H. Rodgers, G. L. Hower and W.
Jrf. Miles.
On Saturday, October 3l, at the
Court House, .Mifnintown, afternoon
and evening. Hpskers supplied by
State Committee, Hon. Louis E. At
kinson and others. Torch-light pa
rade on horseback. Column will
move at 7 o'clock. Col. J. JL Robi
son, Chief Marshal.
On Tuesday, November 3, at 7
o clock a. m., tne grand array ot re-
publicans will meet at the polls and
roll up a rousing majority for McKin
ley & Jdobart, Protection, Sound
Mooey and the whola Ticket, and
the grand principles for which the
Republican party stands. Adjourns
at 7 o'clock, p. m.
II. II. Snydeb,
Chairman.
eslllHuVi
Wa Examtao
Yotr
We warn the readers of this journal that ve do not authorize tiia
ttse of our name in advertisements of so-cailed traveling optical
specialists. Our advice to all persons who have defectivi - ayesight :
Arc id trareltnz specialists and pedlars ot Spectacles.
QUEEN & CO., The Opticians,
41a:mXii5Mirernatid Importers of AcennUsiu! tlmmtlfnl Spcctrlc r-ix
(.ui Xye Sicitiiar scat on
Tn Southern Confederacy was or
gauized under the doe'rioesof states'
rights, the same doctrine that Ifr.
Bryan is in favor of. - When jootoU
for Bryan yoa vote to raise what the
government fought to put down.
Every vote yoa cast for Bryan is a
vote in the direction of ccsfusing the
county finances of Juniata, for when
the Bryan panio takes place in the
event of his election there will be
greater or less confusion where there
is n debt, aad Juniata having a large
debt on account of her free bridges
across the river, she will be in a great
state of confnsien between this and
next April. So for yonr own securi
ty and well being financially vote the
republican ticket. Vote for the re
publican county commissioners.
MirrLliSIOWN MAUKKTS.
Uu ?libtow, Oct. , 14 18S6.
Sfif FLJKT0TPF6KAIK vakrv-
Wbi'at
Corn in ear. . .
:Tat,
Src....'.. ...
80
30
16
85
t"!o ersoed
hcitur
E.rgs
'lam, ,
Shoulder, ....
Lsr-l
14
12
12
12 -7
j;:d,?ii.
T'.irctfcy seed..,. .......... ....$2X0
M.n geod. eil
Bran 9
t:h?; $1.20 a hnndre!
Middlings ... .. I 10 .
Ground Alam SIt 1.U0
A Micron 3-.U. '5c to SO
Philadelphia Markets, October 17,
1S96. Wheat 75 to 76c; Corn No. 2
at 33c; Oats No. 2 at 25 to 27c; But
tea at 8 to 24o; eggs IS to 19c; timo
thy hat $12 to $14; mixed bay $10 to
$12.50; rye straw at $15 to $16; wheat
straw $8 to $8.50; oats straw $7.50 to
$8; ducks 9 to 10c; smoked pork
shoulder 5c; smoked bellies 5 to 6c;
smoked ham 10 to 11c; loose butch
er's lard 4 to 5er tallow in cake 31c;
Pennsylvania wool 17c; potatoes 25
to 98-.'; oniocs $1.10 to $1.25 a bar
rel; cabbage $1.25 to $2.50 for 100
heads.
East Ljbebtt, Pa., Oct. 16. Cattle.
Extra, $4 50a4 60; prime, $4.40a4.50;
good, $3 90a4; fair $3.45a3.80; oom
mon, $2 50a3 20; common to good
fat bulls and cowa, $2s3 25; heifers,
52.75:i3.75; fresh cows and spaitigers
$15a43. Uogt, prime medium $3.60
s3.65: heavy Yorkers $3.55a3 60; light
Yorkers, $3.503,55; pigs $2.50s3.40;
heavy bo.s $3.253 50; good roughs,
$2.90a3 25 Sheep; prime, $3 50a3.
60; -oo:l $3 25a3.40; fair mixed $2.50
a3; common $1.50 i2; culls 50o a $1;
ehoica-vlaMos, $4.50a4.75; fair to
good Iambs. $2753.75; veal calves $4.-
50a6.
Kekchxzk 3cDonald Oa the
15th icst, in Patterson, by Rev. J. D.
ShortKS, ifr. Iviward Kerchccr and
Miss Minnie II. McDonald.
Fouret Spade. Oa tho 8th inst.,
by Rev. J. Laiuliii at East Salem, Mr.
John E. Ferrer of East Salem and
Miss Susan Spade of Cocolamus.-
HAnaiKOTos Likdsey. On the
12 th iust , by Rv. J. Landi?, Mr.
Georgo W. Bjirrlrgtcn end Miss
Anna j1. Liip.dsey, bota cl li.irgstou,
Pa.
TRESPASS HOTICE.
Tho nnier'isrjfd persons huve formed an
Association for th i:roiect!na of tueir re
spectivo properties. AH pi-rsons ara here
by notiSi-d not to trespass on the lands of
the undersijriej for tha purpose of hunting
eathcring cats, chiving timber or Jhrowing
down fences or firins; timber in ny way
whatever. Any violation ot the above no
tice will be dealt with according to law,
John Micbal,
William Poffcnberger,
11 id eon S'.ebfr,
Bc&shor & Zook,
15ary A. Brcbaker,
Joseph Kothrock,
John Bylcr,
Pamnyl Boll.
Septetaber 5 189.
Lovia . Atkisbos. F. M. M. PicssrLt..
ATKIXSO-S fc FrnG.,,
ATTORNEYS - AT - LAW,
K1FFL1NTOWN, PA.
B"Oilleciing and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
OrncK On Maia street, in pl.ico of rest
dence of Louis B. Atkinson, K3q., sonlh
Bridge street. I0ct28,l&92
ITIIiBERFORCE SCHWETER,
Attorney-at-Law
District Attorney.
iSIFFL'NTOWN, PA.
OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE.
DK.D.M .ORATTTORD, DB. DA3WIS HJJKAWroSO
D. M. CRAWFORD & SON,
have formed a partnership for the practice
or Medicine and their collatteral branches.
O.lice at old stand, corner of Third and Or-
ance Btreeta. Mifflmtown, Fa. tJneor Dots
oi them will be found at their oUce at an
times, unless otherwise orofaasiocally cn-
ge?ed.
April 1st, lea.
II.
P. DERR,
PRACTICAL. OE-ITIST.
Graduate of the Philadelphia Dental
College. Office at old established lo
cation. Bridge Street, opposite Court
House, iifflintown, Pa.
CCJ Crown and Bridge work; .
Painless Extraction.
All work guaranteed.
Ibeikbt offer lor sale a valuable prop
eny, situated in t crmanagn townsnip, ZJ
miiua nortb-east of MifUintown, coaiaining
26 Acr-s, more or less. 4 acres or wood
land. The balance cleared and in good
state of cultivation. Buildings ordinary,
but in good repcir. A &ood spring ot nevr
failing gravel water nearby. This property
also contains 259 peach trees and 2000 ber
ry plants; 89 t.pple trees, .beside other
trait. The above property is situated near
White Ball school house in said township.
For further information address.
Cbables Consul,
8 .29 -'S6. Mifliintown, Pa.
Eyes.
iou) Chestnut St.. Pi:
jJclphla-
receipt vt ttuscugu si
...pa.
A
ire 2?3 Ii KJ; " T ' J 1 V Ewriirlii i
LEOJL.
IXKnPTOK'S NOTICE.
-Letter Tatm cni.ry th tt ef
Eva Anker, la'e cf Walker townahip. Jnnl
ata ennoty, Pa., having been granted to
d ne form of law to the undersigned resid
ing In Walker townahip. All persons
knowinr tbeaaaelvea indebted to aid dace,
dent will pleaa make immadtat payment,
and tboae having claims will present thesa
properly aathenticated for aettlemeat. te .
JoaiAM GnoaiCH,
Bep'r 22nd, 1896. SxteuUtr.
jp-IXECTJTBLXgS'WOTICB.
Letters lestaBaeatarv a the estate ef
Edward A. Smith, late of Mexico, Walker
township, Jnniata county, Pa., having
been granted in due form or law to the un
dersigned roaiding to Mexico. All Per
sons knowing thense - Indebted to said
decedent will please mike in mediate pay
ment, and thoso bavirg claims will present
then properlj authsDt cated far aetticment
to Xatilda Smith,
Katb V. Suns;.
Executrixes.
DMIMISTRATOR'S KOTICB.
Estate of Christian Bnggs, deceased.
Whereas letters of administration on the
estate of Christiana Briggs, lata ef Walker
township, Jnniata Co., Pa., deceased, have
been iaaned ent of the Orphans' Court te
tbe undersigned, notice is hereby given to
all persons indebted to the said estate to
make immediate payment, aad those having
claims to present tbempropeily autaenticat.
ed for settlement.
Jacksos Bates,
Walker Vownsbip, Pa., August 16, 1S90.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The nndersi ned baring been restored to
health by siicpge means, after suffering sev
eral years witbs severe lung atfection, and
that dread disease coa-sntpioa, ia anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of core. To those who desire it, be
will cheerf ully send (free or chargs) copy
ol the prescription need, which they will
find a sure core for Conmmption, jttthma.
Catarrh, Bronchitis and all throat and long
Maladut. He hopes all sufferers will try
bis remedy, as it is invaluable. Thoso de
siring tho prescription, which will cost thorn
nothing, and may proio a blessing, will
please addrssa,
RKV. ED W AUD A. WILSON, Brooklyn,
Now York. Sep. 9, '!.
Tnsearora Valley Kailroad.
SCHEDULE Ut EFFECT MONDAY SSPTEMBEB
SO, 1895.
EASTWARD.
STATIONS. I
No.l No.3
DAILY, EXCEPT SLMOAT.
A. M. l. 11.
Blair's Miila Lv S 00 2 00
Waterloo 8 05 2 05
Leonard's Grove 8 10 2 10
Ross Farm 8 15 2 15
Peru'.? 8 20 2 20
East. Waterford 8 30 2 SO
Heckman 8 37 2 37
Hocev Grove S 42 2 42
Fort Bife-ham 8 4S2 4S
Wsvble. 8 55 2 55
Pleasant View 9 00 3 GO
Sevtn Piis 9 06 3 G6
Spruce Hill ; .. 9 10 3 10
Grahum's 9 14 3 14
Stewart 9 16 3 16
Freedom 9 18 3 18
Turbett 9 0 3 20
Old Pert 9 25 3 25
Port Royal Ar. 9 30 3 30
Trains Noa. 1 end 2 connect t Port Bora
with Way Fcsscrtfer and Seashore Express
cnl'. E. E.,re cs. S sid 4 witb Hv.lea.-t
WESTWARD.
STATIONS.
B
e!
to
5
No2;No4
DAXLT, EXCEPT SUSDAy.
A. U.
M
15
20
25
27
29
31
Pott Royal
Old Port
o.c
IQ 45 5
1.310 60!-1i
2 8;i0 55o
3.710 57 3
4.410 59 5
5.(ill 015
Turbett
Freedom
Stewart
Grabam'B
Spruce Hill .......
Seven Pines
6 311 0515 35
7.2jll 095 39
9.011 15 5 45
10.011 20i5 60
Pleasant View
Warblo
Fort Bighftxa
Honey Grove
12.011
26 5 56
14.0
11 33 6 03
11 38j6 08
11 45 6 15
Heckman
15.1
East Waterford...
Perulack
Ross Farm
Leonard's Grove..
Watetloo
20.5111 55 6 25
22.0 12 00 6 30
24.012 05 6 35
25.6 12 10 6 40
Blah s Wilis Ar.
27.0112 15 6 45
Trains Nos. 2 and 8 connect with Stare
Line nt blair's Hills for Concord, Doyles
burg and Dry Run.
J. C MOORHEAD,
Superintendent.
MOORHEAD,
President.
T. S.
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
JERRY COUNT 7 RAILROAD.
Tbo following schedule went Into effect
May jo, ipso, ana ino trains wm Da run as
follows.-
p. m
4 80
4 8'S
4 29
3 41
4 45
4 41
4 61
4 54
4 r,6
4 69
a. m
915
9 21
9 24
9 20
9 29
9 81
9 S'l
9 89
94!
944
Ieare Arrive a. m
, Duncannon 7 26
King's Mill 7 21
"Sulphur Springs 7 18
"Corman Siding 7 16
Montebello Park 7 13
Weaver 7 12
' 'Roddy 7 08
Hoffman 7 05
Royer 7 03
Mahanov . 7 00
p. ro
2 28
2 23
2 20
8 18
2 15
2 13
208
2 65
2 03
200
1 41
5 10 10 00 Bloomtield fi 46
6 21 10 11 Nellson So
6 24 10 14 Dum'a 8 83
5 27 10 17 Elliotsbnrg 6 80
6 82 10 22 hernheiitl'g 6 25
6 84 10 24 'Green Pwk 6 23
6 87 1027 'Montour June 020
6 02 10 52 Landifeburg 6 00
181
1 28
1 25
1 20
1 18
1 16
260
p. m a. ra Arrive Leave a. ro p m
Train leaves Bloomfleld at 6.10 a. ui.,
and arrives at Landisbnrg at 6.47 a. m
Train leaver Laortisburg at 6.14 p. m., and
arrives at Bloomneld at 6. 60 p. m.
Trains leave Loysville tor Duncannon at
7.22 a.m., and 2. 15 p. m. Returning,
amre n iv ai m. m., ana e.ou p. m.
Between Landisbnrg and Loysville trains
rau as follows: Leave Landisbnrg for Loys
ville o 60 a. m., and 1 ou p.. m., Loysville
for Landisbnrg 11 10 a. as., and 6 09 p. m.
AH Btattons marked () are dag stations.
at wnicft trains win eomo to run stop on
signal. -
PENNSYLVANIA "EAILE0AD-
Oa and after Sunday Hay 20,
1896, trains will nra aa follows:
WESTARD.
Way Passenger, lssvoa Philadelphia at
4 SO a. as; Barriibnrg 8 19 a. m; Puncaa
non 8 45 a. ni; New Port 9 16 a. sa; Mil
lerstown 17 a. as; Dnrword 0 25 a. m;
Tbompeoatown 8 a. m; Tan Dyke 4t
a. mi Tnsearora t 48 a. m; Mexico t 60 a.
m; Port Royal 9 64a. an: MiHia 10 06 a.
m; Denholm 10 12 a, n; Lewistown 18 28
g. m; MeVevtown 1048 a. Newtoa
Hamilton 11 10 a. m; Mount Unioa II 18
a. n; Huntingdon 11 42 p. m; Tyroae 12 80
p. m; Altoona 1 10 p. m; Pittsburg 8 06 p. nw-
Pittsburg Express leaves Philadelphia at
8 23 a ra, Harriaburg 11 SO a. wi; Dnacaa.
bob 1 169 a. m; Newport 1221 p. mj Mif
flin 12 63 p. m; Lewistown 1 18 p. as; Me
Veytowa 1 27 p. mr Monnt Union 1 46 p.
m; Hnntiagdea 2 84 p. m; Feterabarg 2
IS p. am; Tyrone 2 60 p. m; Alteeca 8
28 p. as; Pittsburg 7 20 p. m.
Altoona Accommodation leaves Burria.
bnrg at 6 00 p. ; DoacanBom 6 84 p. mj
Newport 6 02 p. JsfillerstewB 6 11 p. m(
ThempsentewB 6 21 p. an; Tascarera 8 SO
p. m; ifex'ico 6 S8 p. m; Pert Meyal 8 St
p. m; MiffliB 8 48 p. m; Oenhelm 8 48 p. m;
Lewistown 7 89 p. m; AfcTeytowa 7 S9 pv
m; Newton Hamilton 7 60 p. as; Haariag.
don 8 20 p. m; Tyrone 9 02 p. m; Alteona
s tup. m-
PaciRe Express leaves Philadelphia at
II 20 p. m; Harrinbar 8 10 a. m; Marys.
? I le S 24 a. m; Dnncannoa 8 88 a. as; Nev
peit 8 69 a. (d; Port Reval 4 SI a. m; Mlf
f'a 4 S7 a. m; Lewistown 4 68 a. m; Me-Ve-
town 6 SO a. m; BsatingdeB 8 88 a.
m; Tyrona 6 66 a. m; Alteeaa 7 40 a. m;
Pittsburg 12 10 p. a.
Oyster Express leave Philadelphia at 8
86 p m; HanishBrg at 10 SO . m; Nswaert
11 06 p. m; Mimia 11 0 p. m; Lewiatewa
12 68 a. m; Hnntiagdea 12 66 a. as.; Troao
1 42 a ms Altoeaa t 09 a. m; Pittsbara t S0
m.
Fast Line leaves Philadelphia at 12 26 p.
; Harrrisbnrg S 60 p. m; Dnscanea 4 16
mn. Wmwma. A n . U 7W : C T
Lewiatown 6 29 p. at; Mount Union 8 OS p.
; Huntingdon 27 p. m; Tyrone IN p
; Altoona 7 40 p. m; Pittsburg 11 SO
at.
XA8TWAKD.
HuutiBgdea Accommodation leaves Ik
toona at 6 00 a. m; Tyrone 6 2S a m; atast-
ingdon 6 10 . so; Pawten Hamilton 8 SS
a. n; McVoytown 6 68 a. u; Lewiatewa
8 16 a. ra; V iff" in 8 86 a. as; Pert Royal
6 42 a. iu; Mexico C 46 a. m; Thompson,
town 6 67 a. m; Millerstowa 7 06 a. tav -
Newport 7 15 a. m; Daacaeaen 7 89 mj.
Barrisburg 8 10 a. aa.
Sea Shore leaves FittUbarr S 10 a m:
Altoona 7 13 a m; Tyrono 7 48 a m; Hunt
ingdon 8 80 a m; 1,'eTertewn 0 16 a mj
Lewistown ill i a; UifBia 9 66 a aas
Port KOral 9 69 a m; TfcompsaBtewn 10 14;
Uilieratewa 10 2! am; Newport 10 82 a nu
DoncannoB 10 64 a as; Uarysville 11 07 a
m; Harrisbarg 11 2i a c; Philadelphia S 00-
p m.
Vain Line Zxpr lures Pittsbarg at '
8 00 a. n; Altoona 1 1 4v a. m; Tyrone 13
03 p. in; Huntingdon 12 89 p. m; Lewis
town 1 J p. us; Hiia 1 69 p. as; Harris,
burg S 10 p. bi; Baltimore 6 00 e. m; Wash
ington 7 18 p. m; Pbiiadclphia 8 23 p. nat
W ew x ore y p. m
MmI Iuktcs Alteeaa at 2 00 v. at, Tyrone
2 45 p. in, Kutias?ae t 80 p m; Newton
Hamilton 4 fc2 p. ni; MeTeytowa 4 '13 p. mj
Lewistowu 4 60 p. a; Mifflin 6 16 p. sa.
Port Royal u 20 p. an; Ateiico 6 43 p. sat
Ihorupsoutown 5 S3 p. in; Milltrstewa 618
p. ni; JSewport 6 V0 p. m; Daacaaaea 6 28.
p. ni; Hairisburg 7 fO p. ra.
Mail Express U.wv PitUburg at 1 00 p.
m; Altoona U p. ia; Tyrone 6 87 . mi
Hantinedrn 7 20 p.tn; kisVertewa 8 U4 p.
n:; Lewistown is 26 p ui; U ;fKin 8 47 p m;
Port. Eoral 8 52 . m: sjille.tatAwn 1 A
m; JNtwnort 25 p. ni: Duccaasea 9 69 n.
n.: Il.-iriiitbcrg !t 29 p. ra.
Fhiladciphu Express leaves Pittsburg nt
4 80 p. in; Altoona 9 05 p. ni; Tyreaa 9 83
p. iu; Himttpgdcn 10 12 p. sh; Mount Cn.
on 10 r2 X; m; I,cwi;town 11 16 p. m; Mif.
Hin 11 37 p. ni; Uurrisbnrz 1 00 a. m; Pbil-
sdelphia 4 30 New Tork 7 83 a. m.
LEWISTOWN DIVISION.
Train for :inbur- at 7 SS a. u. aad 8 1ft.
p. ni., leave 5,ilntini v r Lww:twa lw 06
p. ni, and 2 25 p. m ; Ur Uilror 8 20 a. am..
10.2-5 a. us. aort S ?A p. ro., week days.
TTROKK DIVISON.
Trains leave t -r .'!ifo9ta and Lock
Bjrt-n at 10 a. Li.. 3 31 au i 7 25 . m
leavn Lo k liavcii lor Tyroao 4 8 10 p
at. sn! 4 Li p. t.
TVKONE iSO CLEAUVIELD 8. K.
Trams learo Tjrono for ClearSeld and
Cui iiriisvi lo at 8 20 a. re., 8 lo and 7 30
p ra., leave Curweimriile for Tyrone at 4 89-
a. m. , 9 15 and 3 5i p m.
For, rates, maps, ete., call enTieket
Agmt ,or address, Thos. K. Watt, P.
A. VV. U., SUO Fif;U Avcnao, Pitts
burg, Pa.
8. 3J. PltEVOST,
J. R. Wood,
Uen'l Pass. Agt;
Geti'l iuansjer.
JVEWPOST AND SBEP.JJAN'S VAL '
I "t Icy Kailroad Ceuipasv. Tim table
of passencer trsins, ia effect en Monday,
October 1st, lbvi.
ETATION8.
West
ward. Raat
ward. r n ' a h
A M
Newr'rt
6 05'l0 85
r at
4 00
S67 863
8 60
S48 8 41
8 38
8 82
8 16
5 10
804
268
2 49
2 46.
2 40
2 88
2 24
2 ZO
8S8
8 27
Bnflalo Bridge....,
Jnnista Furnace ...
6 08 10 881
6 12 10 42
6 151 1 45
6 25 10 52
2- U 01
31 11 63
6 3911 09
6 61,11 2)
6 64 11 24
7 05 11 85
7 11 II 41
8 28
Wabneta .........
s sel
8ylva
S )
8 II
8 C
8ef
7 45
7 4
7 84
Wat-r Plcg ,
Bloomtield Junct'n.
Vatley Road
Eiliotlbburx
Green Park .......
Lovsvilio
Fort Robeson .....
7 26
Center
Ciena's Rnn
Anricrsonburg .....
B'.am ,
Mount Pluasaat . ..
New German t'n ...
1511 45
7 1
7 1
7 21 11 61
7 27111 67
7 It
7 u!l2 05
7 :
7 41 12 11
6 68
7 45jl2 16
6 60
D. ORING, President and Manager
G. hv. Sulii, General Agent.
Bick Headache anil ralisve all tea troubles toot
dent to a bilious state ot ttie system, siwh as
UiizuMss, Mausva. Drovstnevs. Ditina allow
eauce. I'in iu tbe Side. c WUlle thsir moat
rosiarkauto suecww has been shows ia euriDg
-a u r as va
Headaehe. yet CAaras' Ltstlb ajvbb Psusj
are equally uloable la C'onaf.:Uon. carina
and provpBting litis anooyimr comulaiat, wkue
they kKo correct ail disorders of the "nrh
stimulate tbe liver and rea-ulale tsMbowala
ApllA tluw wi.i 1.1 ha I , . .
Who sinTer from this dlatreasur eemnlain;
bet fortunately their soodnae. does aStes!
here, and those who once try them will nasi
.on, mue puis vjam In so many ways thaS
they will not be willing to do without tSMBnT
Hmifc f I mil - a- v&.a -w---BaBBi
is the bane of so man t hvrm thi nan. ..
w?,?"? or srreat boast. Our puis eiws Sj
while others (lo no.
CAara'e Lirrui "in an i m i mam
aid very easy toUke. Ona or t"o pills tmahm
t'05L-Tla' " Hetty rarrvuUa aad ea
not aripe or parse, but fay their mttoMwlcm
fSeaae all who use than. ftaETatm eaaam
Ore for 81. Sold everywbew, orlwt byL3
OAirn nnears ox, sw Too.
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