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SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLlNrO WM. PA..
WE1)XI-IAY, JUNE 22, 1898.
B. F.SCHWEIER,
KDITOK AND PKOPRIETOT.
STATE TICKET.
For Governor Colonel "William
A. Stone, of Allegheny.
For T.ieutPiimit Governor Gen
J. F. S. Ciolmi, of Lebanon.
For Secretary of Internal Affairs
General James "V. Latta, of
Philadelphia.
For Jndjre of the Superior Conrt
"William Porter, of Philadelphia.
For Congressman at Larpe
Galusha A. Grow, of Rnsqnehanua,
ami S. A. Davenport, of Erie.
PEPUKLICAX COUNTY
TICK ITT.
Congress.
Tn.n M. Mahox,
of Franklin county.
Legislature.
K. G. SlIF.AFFF.R
Surveyor.
A. P,. Evans.
Coroner.
II. F. AVlT.T.ARD.
:T OPT LOrjIft
lie rose to depart as the eloek
sounded eirht.
And, crettincr his hat and cane.
ITis wife sweetly murmured :
"Now, don't stav out late,
Dear Charlie, 'Remember the
Elaine !' "
With that somewhat startling
injunction in view.
Tie was back homo at ten with
his pet.
For should he stay later he very
well knew
"What a great blowing up he
would get. Denver Post.
rrw rrof rut
m hit ptaW--.
Tl" rrfd Tv.or-'?.-T-o of k!1 1!f
coverie'. is l;fn:fied n'r.
Dr. Tom Patterson is home from
graduation in Philadelphia.
Liverpool. Perrv county, is to I
have a 4th of July celebration.
Thfl of flio Wilson sale at
Friday s -'rl f ir $(59.17. nvprarro.
The wheat harvest will be on
next week, in certain localities.
Proper'v for V "For fprms.
app'v to ?TKs. PiEm.. Front SK
l tie commencement (lavs in ;
most schools are over for this year.
Ed. Rihm, of Harrisbtire-, visited
his brother, in Patterson, Inst week.
J. IT. Simons has rait up a laree
Bw"rg ia Lis yard for his grand
chil-.lr.?n.
J. M. MeD maid bn eotistrncted .a
merry go rourd in Lis yard for his
childr n
Grrr.t re duct ions in the, priors
of Miiiirurv goos a1, Mrp. Diehl's
Front Strrtt.'
Mr. A. S Oi'H, of Okc-son, tins
coukM", ! iturne.l from a trip to
Nortl." Dik
JIiPF G r'itt Sebolt, bns returned
for vni"i fn.m tie B s'oa Cjii
eervatr.ry of musio-
re! k
he
rned
Las
frcim
been
n-.i'ndelpl.ia. wlire
Btudir:-; ir.edicin.
R-!id ! lent;!, i;i Mioiiipr ecluino,
tle pr- iu!u'i a lhy.t sire frc-d by T.
S. Ji.M.rt Liod & C.
J.iri. ("i-Iviu Orr. f L-wisUiwD,
visits! !.! sister, Mrs. K. H. Me
, Ciai i. a J..t last wk.
wtev:i f-.rn destroy;r.i wLcit in th
fi.ilJ, i.i liiat scti -u uf tha blatc.
Go (o jJyi ra for your cliliin
aid fi:n:iture will tavf y -u 2o
pi-Kilt. It-.d his Uaralr.s in tL:s
paper.
Mfs Eima Hayes, wiil dlivtr a
ia ta- ia t 13 L'f;-s')ytori ia cljarc'a
r.i st d-iibba'.h eveir. Kubj-ct
Jfij-Mi.
Wii iara Mt-Uojiaii", died at Harris
bur;', J.-l, Frid-sy, i:el ai);ut CS
vt--.!. i::t: ru-c-iil ::t Port ii'iya! m
" 'rite-ton Uuiv(rity, N. Y.t con
fer: d t'.e oegier of Doctor of Laws
niiiiu K nr Admiral Dewtr, on the
15ih of Jane
The oats sets thickly on the
ground, and with a sufficient
quantity of moisture will produce
a large crop.
Wanted. Three pigs that
weigh (0 pounds each ; for par
ticulars address Sf.xtinki. and
IvKlTIil.ICAX.
Julius Jacoby, one of Merchant
Scbott's clerks, has by action of
court become. a citizen of the
United States.
Judge Lmubsrd, of tbe ScIids
grr.vi- Tribune, ajorit S'iTdiv in town
with lb family of Lis daughter, Mrs.
F.'HlL Bousiim-
A grea- clo k: :o winding, no
rr-pairicg ; will iua till time i- no
nioro. For particulars call on
Thomas McClellan.
Mis M-irt artt Pomerey, and Miss
HViier. MiMer, of N iristowr, P ,
have ben visiticg Mrs. T. V. Irwin,
wiU.in tbe past week.
Parker McMeen, son of Robert
MeMeen. Esti.. is home from the:
Philadelnbia school that he has
been attending the past year.
ram and snake stories are
not numerous this summer, the j j f. Musser sold a heavy draft
v ar, pj obably, has absorbed the . K)re to J. B. Carwell, of Thomp
ttentiou of people from snakes j8011t0wn.
and ;ri. j pot purchasetl a new
Teddy What's the nse of bein
paterotic t
His Mother W by, Teddy i
Teddy Yes'm. Billy Brown
said he was Spanish to-day
fought him an' got licked.
an'
Frank Murray, of Washington,
1J. C., is visiting in this place.
E. G. Barchfield and Harry
Martin are at home from Princeton
college.
Ezra Fasick accidentally stepped
on the prong of a garden rae, wth
serious results the other day, the
prong passed through the sole of
his shoe, and nearly through the
foot.
After the. capture of Smtiago De
Cub au ci'terprisiog guil.i rer of o'.d
iroa can make a fortuno in gathering
wd..i wo American
r war
an ! its
-ppi-d .-round
III.
t!:t town
Fiistivai.. An open air festival
will be held under the electric
light in front of the Methodist
church, Saturday evening, June
2."th, by the stewards and ladies
of the church. All are invited.
Every town, has people, whode
vote their spare minutes to watch
ing their neighliors and talking
almut them. In the very same
towns, there is an other set, who
are watching the gossip, and be
tween the two there is all the time
more or less fun on the fly.
The eyp'm'h'P commit ff-e of the
Jnniila Yiller Ypfpran Association
mt. at. Port '134, (1. A.. P . bpad
qiiartprB. and fixd OMobpr ll'h to
14tb, 1808. nn tha time for holdirg
fhf crpf rapmwt here. Bedford,
B'air, Cntr", Ful!np, HunMgdon,
Mifflin, 'NrTthntnbrla?id, Perry, Sny
der, and Union Connt.x paprrs please
Th Domocrit;c primarv elocMon
on Sa'nrd iy rpp:Pfl in th rnmin .
atinn of Dr. A J. Fislipr, of M vb'
fprvillp, for ARpmblv, ord G. B. M.
Wisphannt, of Port Boya', fir Oniinty
Cvn:rniav. ; thry bpinnr the on;y cm-didnf-a
for nnminaMon. In a fpv
of tl;o to- raliips a pnnt.pst for rp.
'urn Jtid?p wan induVpil in To
pnnnfy co-vprtion nom'Dftted RWrt
McMeen for Congress.
A curious discovery has !een
made in the archives of the Span
ish navy the bills of payment of
the crews who composed the cara
vels of Christopher Columbus.
The sailors, accordinir to their
class, received from .2 to .? per
month, including their food. The
captains of the three large caravels
had each 80 francs a month. As
for Columbus himself, who had
the title of Admiral, he was paid
a little over three hundred dollars
a year.
John R. Kanffman, agpd 04 vears, !
3 raontpp, and 21 dys, died on his
farm in Walker township rn the 14tb
inst , of a cmplifation of disnsps.
Is is or.'y a few wp-ks since his wif
preceded h'm lo th better world,
bavin? died aftpr n brief illness of
prmraoc.a. .'ir iviuumm was a
cord c:t-'zM, and an uprie-ht r.ian.
II is father befuro him was a good
ma", rd I;vea ana ownp.i proper t-v
in Walker tow rsLic, B'ld -. prand-
f ithcr, -Tiief b Kanffmar, rv-ttled in
t!-i vallev more than or.e hundred
year" n o In 1705, he breams tho
own?r f f t!;e farm owr.e l row bv
Mr. Joseph Ro! brock, and in nddi
tion to thst. u:.ic stead farm owned
other va!ivib!o ''..rras. TFo funeral
of J:i! n B. Kanffman took ulaco on
Friday J:ir.r 17. I'itcrmfr.t ir. ILp
S-T-e Vr c w f .- ry u-t f i- from his
farm, vX the iv.U rf ct'rn f rosds. Jiy
tl-o Adr.m and Sieln arm-, in
Walker l'i!s',ip. br-Tfhers
were rh:-!p, n-crr:e! to jiifs ri"f afp r,
tnovi d AH?? c, Kivs?s, r.";d died
there, Si:--i)io?i, inavri-d to ' is
Gir g:l', Mf.v:- to M 11 n cenntv.
r.nd ii-d tb r-, .T-;t;atb'i:, man kd to
M'fesGu."--, tbr-y iiv in Walker town
shiy. M is s:s!tiv, MJ-.n , uitrr;(d to
Hemv Kt'..iTi'iHij of Muford t.'Woslii,
bo-h
Ann
niarri-'d
Wiilitm Ciick, b-)tii livirtf in
Walker towrship, Kat'c, m.n ri. d to
Georg 1 sinji r, t Ley bvi-d in
Wa!tr tovisl;ij, bosh d ce: s? d,
Sand:, io C! yd Giw, i f
Milfc-rd !k :-'.-:,' , i f.i:: b c ased,
aod h'u i.'l: It sih'tr l.'vicg Jou
R. K ulT.;.' r, in i.is yovng mavl.o d
d.is '.-a- D"."-ri. d io M't.s S.rab
K' Li iO.-.c f L ! f r y Va'lty, 1 rry
c:,ii!.!v. Tt-i ir c'.j'dreii arc, Aib. ri
Ki?fffsri v. h 1 v-8 a ! i!f jusIh fii iu
hv 1:. . ..,
ship- U. S.
in MiCliufov
f-irm n Wslker town
n;U lautiiLifD, i.ves
Mt'es Ri'.-M-t, i'atter-
S)r, tl;d Thcii- if, i::jiuani
ut L: m'- c;j ti e i otue-tcad.
d, a..-?
June DHL, l.SDS.
Rumor says that a certain lady
living at Mt. Pleasant, in Wal1 er
township, expected a fortune ol
one hundred thousand dollars.
Charles Kcnler, Mable Shelleu
lierger, Clinton Shir'--, aud lady
friend 3iiss Mary Page, attended
the young people's meeting at Lost
tree'-, on Sunday evening.
Sharon Pollic is the happiest
man, on account of his wile pre
senting him with a baby last wee :
Some of our farmers are inainng
hay.
Miss Olive and Nettie Au' er
visited at the home of their par
ents at Evendale, on Thursday.
Samuel Shellev and sister Pearl,
visited at T. K. Hect man's on Sun
day.
John Musser, John Heels man,
C. A. Musser and S. S. Musser, all
attended the festival at Browutown
on Saturday eveuiug.
Andrew Rhoads, one of our pa-1
trietic young men, went to Ilarris
burg to enlist in the IT. S. Navy,
but was rejected on account of his
height.
Our new Supervisor must not
j come and try to male the farmer
rush their teams. He can rule a
mule to water but he cannot ma'.e
himdrinV.
'mower and put it to work in the
j field on Saturday.
Fannie Musser, of Mt. Pleasant,
circulated among relatives and
friends last week.
ACADEMY COMMENCEMENT
- CLASS OF 1898.
The commencement exercises of
the Mifflin Academy, on Friday
evening Jane 17, were highly inter
esting. The building was crowded
to its utmost capacity. Profeaaor
Dyaingerwas full of regret that the
room was too small to admit all bis
friends.on the interesting occasion. In
recognition of the important histori
cal events now taking place between
the United States and Spain tbe
colors of the decoratious were red,
white and blue, and two large Amer
ican fl:gs screened the Mifflin
oi chest ra from Right and broke the
force of tbe musicians notes and pro
duced a softer musie. The chair in
the room were decorated with red,
white and bluo ribbons, r.ud the
diplomas were flp'.'ly tied with red,
white and blue ribbous. lliwa Mar-
jorie Patterson. Mies Annie C. C.np
bell, Miss Marjorie RickeDbaugb, !
"'CO .UUlu J 1 1 ' V. A. VJi
Mr. D. B. Moist, Mr. Cileries F.
Goodalc, Mr. F D. Gross, Mr. D.
M. NiDplc, w-re the ushers, and seat-
!d tbe audki.ee without confnsion.
The invocation was given by Rev. A.
N. Raven, Ph. B. The manner
and expres-eioi of fie c'ass indicated
eatisfactory Academic training, and
demonstrated that each and every
one had made good u?e of their time
atd opportunity, aa Btudents, and
that they now are so well up in text
book training, that progress may be
msd: easier, in professional or busi
ness career, if they choose business
or profession fcr the work of thtir
every day life, and if they do not
chooso bus'nf ss or professional work,
the Academic training they received
will serve them well in any position in
life. Their manner did not indicite
that they know all tbe world, a!l that
is in it and more too, but rather
showed that they had been sj
thoroughly trained that they under"
bt iod that there is no end to edusa
tion, thct it ia hko the univt-r.se
which once entered npon grows Delaware
larger as one advances, and that j Fayette,
which is lft behind is the least of it j Fermanagh
all. Professor Dysinger baa not fallen j a
in with th new notion of some. Acad- j Milllintown
cmic teachers, that instead of an i Milford
essay or oration by each member of Monroe.
l. . ,i..i: i ..i.oll Kn o ! Patterson.
'ona ia;.ia t t r,rti
Ht bi-lieves that each member of
the graduating class shall prepare
an essay or oration for tbe public
exercises of graduation day. The
platform graduation exercises are
the crowning glory of a school career,
and to tako that away from a class
and center it in some man or woman
vhn Viaa hepn nnt of the, urhool tuttcv
dfixs. nl nnrhnnfl mn. vears. is
. ,. r . r . J .. '
laKing an experience iroin ico cues,
that t bey are all tbe better for bavug,
and tiking the glorr of tho closir g :
hours of school life ai-d giving it to!
a sicglo inividaal who p.ih.ps has
no ra-ra ir.teiett in tho matter tenn
a glorific-tli-m of hircseif. hen
eei.li membrrf a craduitiug class
. . . .. .
is a p-irfiopant in tuo rostrum txor-'
cie8 of tbe graduating hours, p uen'.s I
and friends nf the graduates Lave eJ
, . . . fr ., , . t
hear ler interest m too weliaro ef i
tce scaooi ana an mat periams ions
advaccf mer.t. It. was tbe orafiots ot
the graduating class that mrd. tbe
gradutlin exerriaes s ictercstii g
to t':is eoturaunity. The raonues
on this occision wir", M ss A Myribj
Haubcrt, rtraiior1, "Words." Tie
crA'io'' of !M.ss Hiab"-rt fullo.v
td by M-rrill C Hal.lem, rcpre-
6tr.tative ' f c'nsa of 'ilJ, w;th a:
oration, "Midsm Literature." CIj.'is
W. R-cp. follow d with an t.r.:i:or.
Rr-nuoi Rules U e Wo: Id," Wiu
uttt j ;ri.Lut was ioai"tn on t;j
prcTii'ti, oratio-", "Does Ekci ii
Pay. Miss J;yM Grvi-ill el ..red
tin: c'a s orstorv in in eiylc, v.i h
an o: n!i-n 'Silv.ro." Toe vresoct:..-
mi;; i i . j i '.' j --t ' ' .....
D singer, principal -f tho rcLooI.
Nj'.wiihf tiird:rg tiif. jn-sfor!urc j
tli3 fire that, disproved the v.est wipg
f to Af.idernv bii'.ding tb-T sc':iot;
as fionrisVtd, ro d etps havo o'r--..iy
l ten tfiken to rssit .-ra tho ! uildi ig
th-'.t was dj-troyt-d by tTtv ;'.it'UJ
flaiu- p. Bv t ext fall a nrv a- d bet
ter huild'ng wi'I grnct tho place
rondo l:.r.i by tho 6r-j and Prof: or
Dysir.ger will opeu with a inrjj: r
sc.iOi.i limn tec tarr oeosj success
fully closed on tV.c 17 of Jure, 1S9S.
3r.j- of the largest fchools m tie
Uiited StAtoa hav di-vidoj.-ed fr-ai
!:ps pruro'sivg Aadrmic aco-r.3 thaii
ill-; Miiilin Acadr-ruy
Isaac Row's team of. valvablc
gray Horses cut me pigeon wiug
down in Walker township some
days ago. They were working on
tbe road near Cyrus Sieber's, Mrs.
Isaac Row had driven past in a
one horse wagon and tied her beast
to a post at tbe turn in the road a
quarter of a mile abend. Mr.
Row, Isaac s father, was holding
the grays when they scared,
knocked him down and rati the
wagon over him. Away they
went like tbe wind, when they
came to where Mrs. Isaac Row's
wagon had stopped they could not
make the turn in the road but ran
into it, the tongue of their wagon
striking the hind end of her wagon.
The contact broke the tongue into
pieces and threw the team with
their feet toward each other and
so paralyzed them that they were
euDtnred there. Mrs. Row's horse
and wagon was knocked against
the hitching post and that bro: e
offe.t the "round like a pipe stem
but did not stop the horse and
wstgon, they went on against a post
fence, broke down a panel and
brought up in the Held 20 feet
awav. Tbe horses were not hurt.
REDUCED RATES TO ALTOONA
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RA I IN
ROAD, ACCOUNT DE.MO
.CltATIC STATE CON
VENTION. For the Democratic State Convent ion,
to lie held at Altoona, I 'a., June 2i), the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell special excursion tickets from
stations ou its line in the State of Penn
sylvania, to Altoona and return, at rate
of single fare for the round trip (mini
mum rate, twentv-live cents). Tickets
will besold June" 27. 2S. and 29, and
will be good to return until July 2,1S93,
inclusive.
Dr. David iSesineciyS
Favorite Hemedy
DEMOCRATIC COnrEMTIOM.
The Democratic Beturn Judges met
in the Court Houue at 2 o'clock p. m.,
on Monday the 20th, to compute the
vote cant at the primaries held on Sat
urday. The retiring County Chairman, G.
B. M. Kepler, having removed from
the county, the convention was called
to order by George Fink, of Turbett.
Mr. Fink had scarcely announced the
fact that he would call the convention
to order, in the absenceof theChainnan
until V. . Humphrey, of Fermanagh,
and S. F. ltodgera each offered to put
in nomination, and did nominate, a
candidate for President of the conven
tion. The former nominated Josiah A.
Jk-an, and the litter John It. Junkins,
of Milford.
A ballot was taken which resulted in
John U. Jenkins receiving 11 votes aud
Mr.' 'lean 5 votes.
Mr. Jenkins upon taking the chair
thanked the convention for the honor.
8. I.. Todd and George M. Diven
were chosen secretaries.
ri)oii a call of the roll of Districts,
the following Betum Judge's re
spomled
Iteale. Josiah Dean.
lilack Ijt)g, t'etrge W. Smith.
Delaware, S. F. Kodgers.
Fayette, George Watts.
Fermanagh, Y. O. Humphrey.
Greenwood, Lewis Cargill.
liack, Harry Walls.
Mitllintown, Geo. M. Diven.
Milford, John It, Jenkins.
Monroe, E. A. Garnian.
Patterson, S. L. Todd.
Port l'oyal, A. A. Crozier.
Spruce iiill, J. II. Fitzgerald.
Susquehanna, G. Ii. Varner.
Thomps(iitown, ltliert ljong.
Turliett, W. W. tioodman.
Walker, Harry Wise.
The following table contains the re
turns as announced by the convention
Assemblv.
Co. C'h'iii'n.
C
Districts.
Bcalo.
9
1)
10
2i
S
9
It)
i!(i
24
2o
17
1(K
IS
20
97
20
Hi
8
19
lo
13S
2i
537
rj0jr.
17
97
11
20
S7
20
Spruce Hill. Hi
Susijucl.anna- S
Thompson town 19
Turbett- Hi
Ttiscarora. 134
Walker. 26
Total.
587
The Chair announced that the nom
inee for Assemblv was Dr. A.J.Fisher,
he having h:td no opposition, aud the
' nominee for County Chairman was
G
Mt .Wisehaupt, he also having no
, oniK-sition
fu,th Fisher and Wisehaui.t rc-eived
j 5S7 votes, the total vote cast in the
county.
ltolert McMeen, Iq., was nomin
(!oroner ? a)l(l Wili.er F. McCnlmn was
1 placed on the ticket a.s a candidate for
C'ountv Survevor. i
: rn ..!!. 1 i'i,,. ,..,,. '
i,lc '""""'''s .-uimi.t luamuiiivnui
announced :
Benle-Dr. J. Ci. Hcatling, Cieorge
&wartz.
Bhu.k r.0gG. W. Smith, J. B. Bu-
cbauan.
Delaware I
C. Lantz. Albert P.
Dimm.
Fayette John A. McMeen, Darwin
Hopple.
Fermanagh Jaob Kika Jacob 15.
Stoner.
(reenwood John Rhodes, K. (.J.
Ferguson.
Lack J. M. Barton, D. D. Rhine
smith. Miiliiulown C. F. Hiakle, J. S.
Hollo! aiiudi.
Milford Vm. M. Partner, John F.
Monroe Daniel Hun.fo'.!. Dr. J. W.
Dcckard.
Faitetvon A
C.
Andrew
Puiouir.
Port Boyal-J. It. Henderson, D
B.
MeWilliams.
Spruce Hill-Cyrus Jacol;s,
(Jilson.
Sus.jue!iaina .5 Ii- Wti.-;;
Miller.
Thompi-oiilown Dr. W. II,
H. C. Lontr.
BJ ward
ep!i
it's,
1!
Turbett D. K. Kepner,' L. M. Tow
sey. Tnscarora S H. Baudolph, (j!eon?e
Middauh.
Walker Henry Miller, John Bitz
man. Itissjiid by thoc who know that
the Iudeieudcut wing of tlie IVuio
cracy have 2ii out of theSti committee
men. Bcsolutions were adojited hy the con
vention u(kii motion of S. L. 'i'odd,
who read them.
From the revolutions one would k:iin
that the Democracy of Juniata refuse
to surrendertheirconvictioiisoii nation
al questions, and claim the State of
i'cimsvlvaiiia must be saved from Re
publican misrule and profligacy.
The Fame el l cry of the "outs"
against the "in's."
The resolutions advocated the har
monizing of the State Democracy to the
end that the slate might have a .pure
honest and economical government.
The Democrats of Juniata county
were congratulated upon the selection
of delegates to the State Convention.
The war against Spain was endorsed
and the ticket nominated was recom
mended mildly to the voters of Juniata.
The Convention theu adjourned.
'1 he attendance was very small and
the vote cast throughout the county
was exceedingly light.
Rkdcckp Rates to Tkkxtox, N.
J., via Pkxssyi.vania Rail
road, account Parade, As
ciknt Order of IIiber
niaxs. For the lienetit of persons desiring to
witness the narade incident to the Na
tional Convention of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians, at Trenton. N- J , ed
ncsday, June 29, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell special ex-
cursion iicKeis irom e ioiiv, m
iamspt:rt. Catawissa, Lewistown Junc
tion. Hanover. Washington. Baltimore,
and intermediate stations, including all
stations in the State of New Jer.'cy, to
Trenton and' return, at rate of single
fare for the round trip, minimum rate
twenty-live cents. These tickets will
be good going and returning on June
29th oulv.
feMlNrV. SlCMAC
.'-.litt LIVER IRCUiitXS.
Great Cures proved by thousands
of testimonials show that Hood's Sar
eaparilla ossesses power to purify,
Vitalize and enrich the blood.
Hood's Pills re the only pills to
i. tak'en vith Hood'a Sarsanaiilia.
' V.E LS
Some MM
Does your urine contain any sediment ? Is the lower part of your back sort,
waak and lame ? Does your uriue have a whitish, milky color ? Is there a
marting or scalding sensation in psssicg it ? Does it paia you to hold it ? D
you desire to urinate often, especially at riigl:t ?
If you have any of these symptoms, yonr Kidneys arc diseased and your life
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back beca-ne all right, no pain at all; my water clea:ed up and
passed from me without pain, and I frrcw better in every way.
I consider it a great medicine, as it has dor.s wonders for me.
My wife uses it for female complaint, and thicts it's the finest
medicine in the world."
Every nan r.'.id woman wl;o rer.ds
invited to send full postoflice add: c-r.s for a free trial bcitl
to the Dr.. David Kenkey Couror.AT-.ON, Rondout, N. Y
ana tne tact that it appears ia tins p:i:xr
be sent prepaid. Don't delay in v-i:
A large Little costs $i.oo ct all C-wj
1865, ESTABLISHED. 3897.
Special Invitation To
To attend the Attractive Sale
from
THE IMMENSE
d. w. haeley:
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF A!
Who nave money to invest to examine tLt -
MEN, BOYS AN D C ii
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL
of Suits and Overcoats at the Wonderful '
His prices leave all Competitors in t;;
to give him a call if in need of Clothing
D. W. II A R
MIFFLINTOWN
is m aanscr. i.iore people d:e of such dir.lLjs tlian are
killed in w.rs.
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite J?ei cy is
direct and sure cure. It goes straight to itc seat of
diseases in the Kidneys, Bladder acd Eiocd. It bunts
out and drives from the system all the in-parities that
c:u:e pain in the back, Stor.e ia tUa Bladder,
Bi;;i:t's Disease, Urinary Troubles, ted dis
eases c? the Stomach and. Liver. It acts at
crxe. There is no long waiting to sec if it will
11;.
"For years I suffered v.-i:h v.y iridneye,"
writes Thomas Quackf.n-sush, cf Tilslicld,
Mass. " The pain in my back was so severe at
ti-.nes that I was obliged to keep to n-.y bed. I
suffered awfully whea passing wa:cr, which
rr.-.s often discolored with blood. 1 1 :-je J almost
everything ia the shape of medicine, but nothing
seemed to help me. One day I got r.b-r.Ua cf Dr.
D.ii-ic Kennedy's Favorite Jic:::c:.'-end i:sed it
bat a little while when it braced me rickt no. M
this paper and is ir. need of rrcdicine, is
of FzyotI:? I Remedy
Our oHVr is genuine.
is a gua-antee t':rt
r.i:d vicr.iien t.'Js j
sijrcs.
r tr'.:d bottle will
The
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of Clothing thut g es
on daih
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L. i ) HEN
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HOLLO BAUUH & Suii
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS.
Our spring line of men's, bov's
and childrensV clothing, hats, caps
and gents furnishing goods
ARE NOW IN.
We make the clothing business a
study and have made it a success.
Young men don't go away to get
what they want they come to us for
NOBBY SUITS, LATE STYLE
hats or any thing in the gents fur
nishing line.
We have half our SPRING stock
sold bv the time most clothiers get
their line in. A young man who
wants a SUIT FOR EASTER, don't
want to wait until the 4th of July
for it.
Our line this season surpasses all
our former efforts in style, quality,
quantity, finish and price.
"The early bird catches the worm."
HOLLOBAUGH & SON'S,
116 IMVTI STREET,
PATTERSON. PEXNA.
McCLINTIO'S
HARDWARE
and 1 louse-Furnishing
TORE
THIS STORE SETS THE PACE.
THAT'S WHY YOU LIKE IT.
Thing? are never dull here; tever stupid. The full 'Jife of the store al
wajs lits a chocifu! weloaic for all coiueis, and shoppirs are quick to decide
in favor of tbe Great Values tc ba found in our now
ffeut, Stylish,
Inviting
TO BE.
-rEsa
K. H. M'CUNTIC,
Get a good paper l y tnbscribirjt
SrsnxEL Asn hr.rrBMOis.
for tbe
SEVENI Y-SEVEN"-("77.')
'77" i Dr. liuniLilireva' famous
Specific for tbe cure of Grip nil
Golds, and tho preventiou'of Putuino
nia. All druggists, 25c.
Subacribo for tho tiisTiKtL and
KeivbUcas, a paper Hint c ntaiDS
choice reading matttr, fti:l of inform
tion that does the reader Rcod, and
iu ndditiin to that all local news that
are worth publishing find places in
lip columi.s. tf.
Scrofula
InfesU the blood of humanity. It
appears in varied forms, but is forced
to yield to Hood's Sarsaparilla, which
nurifies and vitalizes the blood and
cures all such diseases. Head this:
" In September, 1384, 1 nude misstep and
Injured my ankle. Very soon afterwards,
A Soire
two inche3 across formed and In walking
to favor it I sprained my ankle. The sore
becamo worse; I could not put my boot
on and I thought I should have to give up
at every step. I could not get any relief
and had to stop work. I read of a curs of
9 similar case by Hood'a Sarsaparilla and
concluded to try It. Before I had taken
all of two bottles tbe sore had healed and
the swelling had gone down. My
is now well and 1 have been greatly bene
iited otherwise. I have increased in
weight aud am in better health. I cannot
say enough in praiao of Hood's Sarsapa
rilla." Mas. H. Blake, So. Berwick, Me.
This and other similar cures prove that
! Sarsananlla
!l On Trr
v i'Tis-:r:-T. ah
-Sri. wrists. .l.
:(.. t i.:.M-r. i-:it-.iiirti;
utj nci .sluuuUiiL 'e
iiooti s
Selected Stoek of
Parlor and Shop
RarBos, Cook,
apgos,
otovea.
Horse Hlankets and Lap Ilobea.
LAM S, larpe anil Ptiiall.
Come m and trick aruund. We'll
uiko jou fetl at hrtue.
We have tbo largest Stoek and
Store m tLe county.
OUT N"A1S1TC
GUA11AKTEES QUALITY-
MIFFLINTOWN
HAVE I0H MOKEY TO DEPOSIT?
AKJS YOU A BORROWER ?
-C1LI. AT
THH HB$T
MIFFLIN I OWN, FA.
THREE PER CENT
IKTEEE8T
PAID Qti TIME CERTIFICATE
Money Loaned at Lowest Hates,
JUNIATA VALLEY BAK.
OF 9IIFFL.IJVTOVTIV, PA.
Stockholders Individually Liable-
JOSEPH ROTBROCK. Prendeni.
T. VAN IRWIN,' Cathut
DiKEcroaa.
V. C. Pomaroy, Joseph Rothrock.
John Kertrlcr, Josiah L. Barton,
Robert B. Parker, Lonia B. Atkinsoii
T. V. Irwin.
sroctnoLbERa :
Goorpe A. Kepnw, Annie St. Shei.Vv,
Joseph Kothrocb, P. W. Manbeck,
!,. E. AMrtiisan, R. E. Parker,
W. C. Poiueroy, J. Holmes Irw;n
Jol.n Herrzter, Jurorae N. Thompson
Charlotte 3nydur, T.V.Irwin.
John H. Bhir, . Josiah L Baiton.
r. M. M. Peauell, lioburt H. Pat.'erson.
fiDmm. riorcuxh, Levi Light,
M. N. Stuirett,
Wm. 8 warts.
H. J. ShelUmborge
M. E. Schlfgel.
Jsux 6. H-al:Dg,
Bamui.1 St hiegel.
rhree pT ceiii. ir,"iret wit! o. paid oa
cei .iHca'ca ,;f deposit.
f'a'i 23, 1898 1
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ioing io patent 7 Protect your idoaa ; they may
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