SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLIN TO ;.VM. PA. -WEDNESDAY
SEPT. 7, 1898.
B. F. SCHWEIEa,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
STATE TICKET.
Fr Governor Colonel "William
A. Stone, of Allegheny.
For Lieutenant Governor Gen
J. P.S. Golin, of Lebanon..
For Seeretury of internal Affairs
General James W. Latta, of
Philadelphia.
For Judge of the Superior Court
William Porter, of Philadelphia,
William David Porter, of Alle
gheny. For Congressman at Large
Galusha A. Grow, of Susquehanna,
and S. A ."Davenport, of Erie.
REPUBLICAN" COUNTY
TICKET.
Congress.
Thad M. Mahox,
of Franklin county.
Legislature.
E. G. SlIKAFFK.K.
Surveyor.
A. 15. Evans.
( 'oroner.
II. F. WlM.AJfD.
RGriIRLiri?i rOMMITTEE
The inemlK'i-s of the Republican
County Committee are reiuestel
tomcet at the Keystone Hotel, in
Pattei-son. on Saturday Septemler
10th, at I o'clock p. m. Impor
tant business will Iks transacted.
II. C. Mt-Cr.KM.AV,-
Aug. 23, JSOS. Chairman.
When I came home from I'f-hiiiu:
The things I told were so,
Kut all the fellows winked and laughed,
"Kith stories never go.'
I wrote a tale aliout it
And xent it in, hut, oh.
The editor he sighed and Maid,
"hish stories never t.
This is court week.
An empty pate and a rattling ton-
irue.
Btltings of ail kirdsat.McClintic's
pUro.
The Mifllin county Fair id in Must at
lAjwistown.
If in some ports of Sny.-Jer
cjnoty aru dvmg.
Tho telephone line lias been com
pleted to Uivhliold.
Win. Murray was mi a husiness trip
to Pittsburg recently.
The coul oi! excitor.ieiit, nboat
V.torIi:o b.-is abnted.
Some of the trjops have ieeu sent
home on ( days furloujrh.
Wai. I!tircbfild-Todo to Harris-
burg on his wheel last week.
Mr. -Jam's Horning haa bad the
outside cf his house repainted.
Sponge your liorse with a piece of
tansy and flies will not trundle him.
Thre were niae deaths from sun
stroke in Philadc'-pbi ou Sunday
Property for sa!e For terms,
apply to Mrs. Dieiil, Front. St.
Tim Chicago Lvitt re are oat $10,
000,900 on their wheat speculation
Giro Aquicaldo a pest omVo in the
Philippines and that will anchor Lira
Grubb Gartnac, of Nasticoke, vis
itcd 15. F. liaicbfivld's fauiiiv rrcf.nt-
'Three car lot-ds rf reiel;ts were
shii'ptd from thij b'ation on Mon
day. N.ne Pennsylvania rrginieiits st-r-
to ! o kept in the Uuited S utf s are
v:cr.
Mr. acd Mrs. Win. Davis and chii
dren, have returned to Washirglon,
DC.
5Ir. Walter U sh, of Iew'stown,
spett Sunday with fiicr.ds in this
place.
A said that a camel, the ammrd
oi ! e dtsrcrt, L3 incre vices than a
mul. .
Uev. A. X. Jiaven preaelietl in his
pulpit last Sunday, after a month's va
cation. Win. Parker, of.Pittshurg, is visiting
his parents and friends in this com
munity. w m Murray wt-iit fu Pittsburg
b. d bought a running horse for the
fa:r races
iss Jean Iiwiu, of Newport,
spent Tuesday vitb her aunt's, the
Misses Irwin.
Great reductioas in the prices
of all Miilintrv roods at Mrs. Diebi's
Front Strtet.'
Prof. Dont aly, Piincipal of Ever
ett schools, ltf i on Mi turd iy t re
sum;! bis dn'y.
The ln.ard of health, of Reading, re
ported i:;o cases of typhoid fever on the
1st of Septem!er.
V ss Beatrice Remolds, cf Cal , a
studftt at Eiyu Marr, ie vieitirg in
TuHcarora Valley.
Dental student, K. Druitt Crawford,
is home from lectures. Another year
and he'll graduate.
Harley McC'lellan, son of Captain
Cornelius McClellan, is home from the
anny on Furlough.
The Tzar of .Russia, wants all Euro
pean governments to reduce the size of
their standing armies.
Sel i nsgrove Tr i l.u ne. The pota to crop
in this section of the Ktaie Mill be an
exceedingly light one.
The prices paid for peaches to
ship, up to ti-ia date, bas ranged at
13 to 70 cests a crute.
"'Mies Ar.nie Seihfir, of Altoonn, is
a visitor at tfco home of her brothers
family, Mr. E L Seibtr.
Coal miners in Illinois are on a strike
and seem to be disposed to be violent
in their demonstrations.
Mrs. Jamfs Homing and children
re vinting relatives in Jlnrrisburg
Ud Frederick City, Mo.
Japan wants tomorrow $80,000,0D0 to
complete puhlic.works. They are learn
ing how to run their credit.
Just keep,your eye on that Republi
can who has a. political knife in his
boot leg, or perchance up his sleeve.
Leonard Miller, of Farmer City, Illi
nois, bought a house and lot of Cloyd
Dunn, at Van Dyke for $325.
The advent of a new and dangerous
counterfeit half dollar is noted by news
papers in adjoining counties.
Mra. Emmons and Miss Miy Lou
don, hav returned from a trip to
Pittsburg and other places.
Wantkd. A girl 16 to 20 yenrs
Oi 1, to do jceacra! house workiu a
final! family. Aoolv at Ihia r
- Mason Mussina, of fJowen. Pa., is
be.piurr bia bl-otbur inJau- -pr,f n
tioitticr, m the. canuary business
Tba soldiers returned from Cuba
say the wecller m the noribern
stales since their return is warm, as
in Cuba.
The Port Royal Fair management
employed a foreign band to toot for
them, just as if Juniata county has
no bands.
Mr. and Mrs. Jecse Eider, .Visa
Mary Liird and Frauk Saiber and
s ster Miss Eiia attended the Gran
gers Picnic.
Jxrs. John Thrush and Mrs. Fred '
liBhop, both of Washing on. . C.,
are visiting their parents, .Mr. and
Mrs. Allison.
rott hai.k. A dwellii.g house audi
store room on Washington street ml-
. , . . '
dre,sJose,,h Adams, Van Wert. Juoi-
uai aataraay, tn eortbqunke
shock frightened the people of Sin
tiago Da Caba eo that they ran cut
of their houses
rfif . Henry S.hoil and daughter,
-Uiss Minor, Lave been spending
two weeks with Mrs. Scholi porei ts
in Buds coaaty.
Mr R.Mdiag, of Illincis, is viaiting
Professor Auman. Mr. Readiasr La.5
a ion m-uibd to a daughter cf Pro
fees; r Auniaa in Iilinoii?. for fa!e, or rt-tit. thi.ir btoro m i'at
, , terson. Teimseav For part ioulftrs
. n n ,u"Jr,,'i Waging- icqufrecf W. N. Sieriett, on the
lf' T):r K"d 5fr- (- K- "uon, rlemiEes. Ky order of Board,
cf Lewiwj, were caikrs in town Aug. 17, 8t. Lewis Deoan, Sec
among frteads on M-mday.
i Gti'cral Pacdo, says tho war is
fc. i 5 " 'f',11" a man 5n,OB a i "i Jt over. Wei!, well, if it mutt
hundred." -I don't see it." "Yen t i i
don't you sr e. tin-re are a l urdrcd !
other rct-n.in the compmy "
The gold reserve in the I'niied States
Treasury on the ilnd of Septemtier was
sJ1S,3l'(),o7, contrast that w ith Presi -
dent Cleveland's administration.
The public schools hi Pottslown wet
closed last week on account of the heat, i
The thermometer stoods at 97 degrees i -'r- John (iallagher died at his home
w hich is an uncommon heat for Sep-j'" Walker tow nship, on Friday Stp
temlier. Members, of the infirmities that come
Miss. Louie M,.0!clkr, cf Lwis-! wi,h "e- "f, 8i '
tow;., who liv.a with her ,U.-r Mr. !.V"K a'b,od days he was an active
lrt,;n ivn-., ...v:i.. i . -r
and Mrs. Captain McOicKu:
Swr.Hsy.
Browne "Fd join the church if it !
wasn't so full ,f h.vjvioriies."
Tov.nc "That needn't deter
vou. f
There's alwavs wm for one more.''
P.r.ssklyn Life.
Tho Philippine islascters are bM'ng
beird from" as a'rx ously favoring en
ntxaf "o -. Ttcy do not want to be
nnt'er any pcvrimnnit but i list cf
ibe United Staler.
The Philippine Island icsurgMits
pro fo: tifyirg (Lf ir psi ion, they
say, for tho T,urpo?e of re s-sficg tho
dpiuisn in case the Lnued btaieal was aeuyea tut l e secures retpr.
relarrs liit ai t.; S;ar-tsh ru'o. j e'itioD pepers frcm ihe St.-te fiuih..r-
The Ki-Lod iarv
..... .
: ;:-.iio itxi Wi.ru
on .-aonuiy. scrBo (if ire j-iio's
could rot it 1 i imc thr.t dny r.nd
they were not pio;-.e;i il ut il ;y v;.' ic
cot off of pay ft r t be cccor.d u.iy.
T.,..:.i i :... 3 -.i. ;1.,. -
J- V i rv.Tui. UUUUIiy l.IH tt.eil j
cousins tie Misses Hchott. liiiSHl
Stella expects to ezUr Xw l.land
Conservatory, Boston, rn Tltttrsday.
The soldiers against rebellion are not
the only soldiers. There is a later ad
dition. The .wpaijish humanity war
men are in the front, just as ihe rebel
lion soldiers came ahead of the Aicxicmi
soldiers.
We acknowledge tbo receipt of a
picture of J. M. Pauncltakcr, taken
w ith liis uniform on. carbine, sword and
pistol, and belt of cartridges. The pic-
,ure as ... cu.i.p .i .., .a,
Florida.
- ...1. T . ... rt- I
On the Sdtli day of August last,
il.,u A UI..1IH,, rli.ul ! ll..-rl.,,,.r ..tl
the home of his tfaugtiter Mrs. Jennie
Fry, aged 7S years. A generation ago
the deceased co:itluctetl the Milllintown
foundry.
Il-jb-rt Nixon, Jr., of Fhiis.delphia,
coui lo Mifllin on Fndav, and Sat-
urdny ho and bis wi.'e aid children
started Lome, expi ctir to stop cii" a
short time wiih Jlr. Nixon's f itiici ia
Newport.
There is a large crop of wheat straw-
hut not a large crop of wheat. The
light yield of wheat is owing to the
work of fly, so many profess to believe ;
the straw was greatly broken, and they
say that was owing to fly.
SorioeSeld. Ohio.. Seo. -I Kev.
Janii-B Sttpbei-aou, of daicesrop,
Ohio, dropped dvKil from Lea?t
trouble in tho pnlpit ibis morninfr ut
tbellisb Sircet S'etbodist Ciurcb
at the beffinDing of his sermon.
Chambersburg News, Scptemlier 3.
fcjix fine cows belonging to the Wilson
College heard were killed on Friday j
evening of la-st week. The State veter
inary surgeon examined the herd and
iu six he found indications of tutierc-u-losis.
It is said, that the Indians who
livo nearest the north po.,fi rent rf,
that last summer a mm c.ttr-e down
frcm the e&y and ia m-w living- among
tbo Esquimaux people. Is is bel'ev. d
that the peiet-n tliy refer to. is
Atidrce.
The unclaimed letters in the Patter
son pot olti' eat the 1st of HcptemHsr,
were for Mr. J. C. IMpple, Miss Margie
Patterson, Miss Fry, Mrs. A. O. C'l.es
terlv. Mrs. .Elia I". Mr- Ja,nes L
Fink, Mr. Piten Bei-tak (2), AI Signer,
Antrino Jferlotesh.
The railroad company is exi.erimei.t
for ties. In 10
insr w u" i
.. s . .. ill hwm whether
171 venow nine N fitter for the pur,HK-ei
the jell m . p me .
The new ties are lieing
r;.mheofI,unca
non, Ferry county
The Czar's proposa1 of disarmament
in the face of the facts reads like the
declaration of a dreamer, or joker.
Large standing armies are th main
spring of monarchial governments.
Large standing armies are the death
traps of a popular form of government.
This is a holiday week in Holland,
on nccAunt of tho crowning of Queen
Wilbelmina. By the coronation
ceremony on Monday she became
Q'ieu of 40,000,000 people. She
walked from (ho church where re
ligious services wero held, to the
palace.
The corn crop iu Juciata was an
promisirg in tbe early part of tbo
summer, bat the beat and moisture
ot August has doue wonders for it.
If tbo frost remains away locg a tol
erably fair crop can bo Lnivsted.
If frost comes earl', t lie crc p ffner
aily will be a soft one.
It is believed tbr.t if the f.;ane ed
fish law wera read to some people
every week from the newspapers
th?y would forget from ove reading
to the another all atx.ut the Jaw.
Read a synapsis of tho law in an
otl.er coioryn i; tlis issue of The
Sentixki. aso Rei-ubucan.
V.CCKXELI. CXIVERStTV, John
Howard Harris President. College,
leading to degrees in Arts, Philosophy
and Science. Academy, a preparatory
school for young men and hoys. In
stitute, a fe'ined Ixnmiing school for
young ladies. School of A!usic, with
graUmtiiig courses. For catalogue, ad
dress the Registrar,
WM. C. tltKTZIN-iF.K,
LewLsburg, 1'a.
, , . . . ' , ,
i ne oi!ti iins noi eicioseu i uitii
Iuol!theil Wolldt.rnient of lhe result of
the Knanish war. That the nowet'ful
fleet of a warlike nation should le
swept from the seas within the period
of three months, seem more like a
dream limn a fact. . Rut such is the
fact and therefore is no wonder that
Europe yet stands in a half dazed con
dition with mouth open wondering
how such things car. le.
Fob Sale The Board of Dl
rectors cf ihe Fanners Mercantile As
! sothtiou in Ptdtereon, Ihad-.d, ciiVrs
Ame icAii troops in Cuba coxt winter
std !ie American Nvv tcovirg w
tbo coast towns of gpain will settle
i 1 be business, and pave the way for
! tbo dulh-tt Spaniard to ucdrista-id
j Coat it would Lavs been best for him
i to I'sve cor.nincred tno war over in
tbc anmiurr cf 160S
! business man with his uncle.
Iiobert
'- tiallnjfhf r, .!e- eased. The pa.-t
ip.-srter of a ccotury he lived the peace
ful contested iife of a farmer, on his
j farm, along the pike lietween Mi!llin.
lown ana Mcxi:!u. Inteiiiient i!i I les
liyteiiiiii cemetery ou .Sunday.
Socio days ego Conslable Fry, of
JLhistiueLRRnn, iowashly, lodged CLar
bs Fulkrosd in jail, cn a cbauro of
hsvins hired a 1 icyc!e in Tork Sra'r,
ar.d never rdnraed it, aad last week
Ofuyer Merry, of llei-eva, Yoik State,
sppe.n-ed i;t the jail r.ud wtut&d :o
t:vko Fuikiodii to Yoik S'cto to ati
svrtr tb& chare?. l;it as ho wis i.ot
provided with t!i? prepcrvapri, Lo
:1k s ct iinrnl ;:;
A reporc e :.'ac, from Louden tl
a rei.i ia.ti( w:'ii i-.iigt fii."iio ti
i;;ys
ngo ia fi-e rou.iio, Afncn, Ijctvretn
uftivo troops a'l Kuglish fror.i)s.
T!f Afri
:!: sniiv . umbered oo,()iK).
lish aiuiy 1,-it '2,000 men
jTi - .n .L;;
while the Africans ioi-t 8,000 mtu.
Tiit i e is rat ro 1 ruing and business
cm -10)5 tue Eeglieb. than tbcre is
among lb? Africa av.-.l therefore it
bcci-.nies a v.ar of Luaianity to over
.-r,".. II... A fi.- .... r. r-..r..-.l ( 1 -. r. ,
io titopt iiiguar cn i;;3ti! n ways
Tl-.'it s wh':t they ?av.
Snake oite poioii slows the action ',f
the heart, anl the go:d that whi-key
dots for snake bite Mi.s.iii, it huny's or
mickens the action of the heart. A
tat.le skk)U full of whiskey ai h::lf
lioui- intervals kept up from three to six
ulnlir!it ,vjl, ti(,0 one the average
L, i.o. v.., t-. ...i.i
I lumv t'liv, nwiv tiion 4 iu"i r-pwil
full at a time should not le given, un-
some old souk that is so
used to drink that a table sjxshi full
has no edect on him. If he is worth
saving give him till he become visibly
drunk.
Keporls of the cs.s:is of irccidcnlal
a:d carelt&3 si-ooticp while hunting
will bo in order as soon as ILn baot
ir,g season opens. There are more
shooting caecs t!;an thtiv nsedto Le,
it is presumed, becausa. tho psrties
wto go out bantii'g ere not snflicient
ly scquaintcd with what I Ley are r:t,
to kef p their grecr.r.css and carcles
ecss frr iu gett'-rg tbom into trc-ub'e.
A green ais. mt a carols ss man or
I'ov oing inlo bubb or wood, is liable
to d (umost av.y iirical tct involv
rg his own iife or tbe life of fin
es her.
Miss Emma (Jutshall, was killed by
lieing knocked ofTthe milroad triwk, at
the Aqueduct, a short distam-e from
New Port, Perry county, Pa., on the
evening of the 29th of August last,
about 8 o'clock in the evening. 8he
was not found till almut 2 o'clock -the
next morning. She was found by the
night track walker. An examination
revealed the fa"t that her neck and one
of her arms had leen broken. She had
gone from the home of Mrs. Morrow iu
Newport, to visit a friend near the
Aqueduct. She was aged about 20
years.and of good repute.
lew "ays ng", sns tho West.
morobuid Democrat, a young woman
was r&mblirg along one of the Hemp
field township roads. Sho wss
dressed smartly, she thought, and
when she mot a small bare legt'ed
urchin carrying a bird's ntst with ils
f ;t8 iu it she did not hesitate to step
h;m. "You are a wicked boy," she
raid.1 "How could ou rob that
. - ,r. 1 1 . . 1 1. ........ ( 1. :
now grieving for the loss of her
.. ..0h sho C!4ft.f I;ed
"ggs -
in vour hat."
Mr. Adam Biird, and wife, and
daughter, of Reading, spent Satur.
day and Sunday with the family of
Mr. James Hamilton and Captain
Hinkle. Mr. Baird is an uncle of
Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Hinkle.
Mrs. Baird was making inquiry about
Jonathan Aiken, deceased, and bia
wife deceased, who are both in the
silent city of the Presbyterian cemo.
tery. Mrs. Baird and the late Mrs.
Aiken were related. Colonel Wm.
Bel), whose recoIJrction goes back
many years, soys tbat the maiden
name cf Mrs. Aiken was Ellen Lewis.
The Pennsylvania Cavclry and Ar
tilery are to bo mustered out of ser
vice, with the First, Second, Third,
Fourth, Sixtb, sad Eighteenth In
fantry regiments. The following
Pennsylvania lofantry regiments
have been retained until further or.
ders :
Fifih Pennsylvania Infantry.
Eighth Pennsylvania Infantry.
Ninth Pennsylvania Infantry.
Tenth Pennsylvania Infautry.
Twelfth Pennsylvania Infantry
Thirteenth Pe::nslvania Infantry.
Fourteenth Pennsylvania Infantry.
Fifteenth Pentsylvat-ia Infautry.
Sixteenth Pennsylvania Infantry..
Smoe sort of a show exhibited in Pat-
j terson last week. Their band men
were iMiwlegiretl and so forth and they
were too lazy to make music except in
the square of the town, however, as
their effort was more productive of
noise, the citizens were spared the noise
they made in the square. If they had
paraded the streets their noise would
have lieen heard throughout the town ;
it was a good thing to confine it to the
square. Their show, it is said was on
. a par with their noisy band tooting. If
I some boys would get some of the hand
' some and well trained dogs in town,
and some tf the boys that walk on
I their hands, and perform, other antics,
j wnu a lew outer variety penormances,
: they would have a superior show. Of
j course they would have to secure a
j hand but it would not lie a hard thing
to gather a company of t!ters that
could make as much wheezling discor
dant so ealled music as that of the
aforesaid show band. Every one seem
ed to be blowing for himself to see how
much harmony of music they could
rip into a dozen discordant notes.
Tbeee are the dajs of the pestifer
ous fly. TLo fly has no friends.
Poor fly. But not too fust with your
criticism of the fly, it hns a few
friends who are more valuable iu
their defease for it than a multitude
of know EotLiiigs against it- The
scientist speaks well of the fly. "In
deed some scientists say that with
out his Qgiis;artc4 a.;tn would not be
ab'e to Jivtf in the teiopciate zoic.
The fly feed on both liquica and
sjlid. His mouth is shaped some
iLi.'ig like a pr-inp, and he sips peri
piration end s:.liva, his favorite focdp,
tbrcugh fine end cunairg tubrs.
Solids be rt duces to liquids before
bo s allows them by a process of re
creation, lie is a vorsciotn cater
and hvc-s lr.rgelv on the pk-cjs of de-
ccyel meet, fruit sud vegetables.!
Liriuii'-us, asstris tbat tbrte
with their ptogeuj could .It voir aj
dead bcr.o ts ouicklr as a Ton could, i
It bns been estimated that a fly caa
multiply itself 00 limes ovary 21
houra. Each cew born fly becomes
full grown in four tr live days.''
o
CONUPESSIOXAL NOMINA-.
TJON.
The Ilepublicai) noiniiiatiou for the
I lfith Congressional ui-trict will I made
at lfairisburg on the iuh day of Sej.-tt-nibtr
next Friiiay. The counties i-i
toe district are Franklin, 'Fulton, Hui:-
j tingdon, Mililui, Snyder, Foion, ,Iun-
iat.-i. The conferees from Juniata
county are . W. I alley, John
Mooivhead, Iteuiy Witkeisham. Coii-gie-iuan
Mahan wil! le renooiiiialed.
We oic plsd fo irf,rn tbtf, our
young fric-ud, Claret co Pcr.uell. is
rapidly improvicg iu health.
Mrs. Prank liousuni La. rtt.;rnrd
hemo a'ter sovotfd wetks visit fo lier
parents Mr. ard Mrs Lumbsid, i:i
Mrs. Hip well and tLild.-cn, of
N-;w Yo:k, are visiiing- M s H-pwell's
raieuts, Mr. and M;s. Wm N-;n-kivel.
Mtsjtis.. Albtrt tnd Waliet BetiS
of Man sviiie, spent Su?uidv t-vtii
ing and Sadav with tt oir cousin
M'es Lulu Kclloy.
31rs bertha Ci- z-.er, who bits
spent tne summsr v, ith her j-arcnts
iu Port uojal, j as returned to her
unclo'r, 31 r. Gt-oica Wilson, and has
s'artcd to school.
Mr CLailea Derrick, who is sta
liobed at Huntingdon, spent Sunday
with Mr. Herry DehufTs family.
Mr. William Cramer is off on a
tventydays virit to Cincinna'i and
other plscec
HILLED WHILE PICKI3C
tOt L,.
BloomJii-ld J.temocrat Aug. 31
William Iljsttter, boh of the late
John Hosteller, who lived on the old
N-j-.vp ort road, in Centra township,
about two mill s and a half northeast
of this borough, was killed in the
Eimira railroad yards on last Thurs
day morning while picking coal. He
had bceu livirg with a son iu Elreira
for the past two jears. Both legs
were cut off and one of bis arms
badly mang'.el, two cars passing over
him. Ho livtd about one hour and
a half after he bad been struck. He
was aged about 62 years and leaves a
fumiiy of grown up sons and daugh
ters. Hi3 remains were brought
h-.re on Saturday afternoon, followed
by a ii'.rge number of friends and rel
atives, aud interred in the old bury,
it g ground.
His father was killed by the cars
at Newport many years apro. His
team was on one side of the track
and Le on the other. Fearing his
horses would run awav, he attempted
to crcEs in front of an approaching
ergice and was struck and instantly
killed.
HOODOOED.
Frt-tn the Cleveland Plsin Dealer.
"Yes, the town is slowly recover
ing from the black eye it received
several years ago."
What was that?"
'Why the man who invented the
scheme of putting pink tarletan over
unripe peaches was born there."
Letter' nrani an-weaai
Dr. Da-rid Kennedy' Favorite Remedy frequently care mtcmI
members of a family. While it is considered by many to be Kidney and
Bladder Medicine, it is just as certain to cure Dyspepsia, Constipation, Rhe
matism, Scrofula and Eczema. This is because it first puts the Kidneys in
healthy condition, so they can sift all
Healthy blood practically means completely healthy
Here is a letter from Mrs. Capt Peter Rack, of
N. Y. : " My husband was troubled with his kidneys,
fearfully with shooting pains through his back. He
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, and
is now well and strong. Although
seventy years of age, he is as hearty as
a man many years younger. I was so
troubled with Dyspepsia that it was
painful for me to walk.
My food did me no good,
as my stomach could
cot digest it. Somebody
recommended Favorite
Rem edy to me, and after
taking two bottles of it
I was completely cured,
and am feeling splendid
now. We both attribute
our good health to Favorite Remedy." '
It is prescribed with unfailing success for Nerve
Troubles, and for the Liver and Blood it is a specific.
It has cured many that were beyond the aid of other
medicine. Aslt your druggist for it, and insist upon getting it Don't take
substitute. It will cos you $i.oo for a regular full-sized bottle.
If yon want to try Favorite Remedy before buying, send your full post
office address to the Da. David Kennedy Corporation. Rondout, N. Y., and
mention this paper. They will send you a free trial bottle, all charges prepaid.
This genuine offer is made to prove to everybody what a wonderful medicine it is.
BARGAIN SUMMER
CLEAISAMCE SAXES
AT
Sciiott's Stores.
Coiiiiijonciii"- this week and
will Continue this sale un
til all Summer Cooris
are sol! out.
Summer Dress Goods, ligl-t, cool nnd dainty, sncli
as French O: gaudies, Dimities, Batistes, and Pignea
and wiil ctKt yon cnly 7 ccl):; to 15 cenls, tudy
half price-. Irish and Fignred Lawns. 10 yards
f-r 43 ctn'-s.
WOBSTED ND WOOLEN GOODS.
Serges, Hi-nritl'cs, N.vthits of French and D.
mtfetic 2Tabi;f.!c!jrrrs, at sptc'nlly low and extra
Itedaecd 'iicc-s. One wrrd. If you nre interested
j;t ail ia EcorLiiiv you will be irdc-restt d in tLis
vtiy special sa.'e of Dress Goods.
UOIES aO GHttOBEMS OEPAHTMEKT.
Ladies L:rt W&isU for 25 cents, former pries was 50 cvnls, mid
all our Shirt Waists a specially low prices. Ladies Dross
8Lii-t" st f 1 "2-3 to fl.73. Liaiei W'rr.ppers from SO cts.
to Si t. 2,000 y,krds of uiibhai?.cd muslin, at H.
;- t-j 15 cents. 20.'O yards of bkeciird yiitd
j-Io muslin at o cents, 000 ymd? of
iliU brgt bleached, yard' wid muxiii.,
ftt 6 tweta. 20C0 yards of Em
broideries a I cnc-f-jr.rih cf the price
Sun shades r.cd Sivi ntutrt-llas at tedincd
pvics. dROES! SHOK3 ! SHOES! ilen' -Indies'
ami Chiidrcns fot wear, at extra reduce.!
iii'.i spce:Hy'bw price s Cjrj't Clenririg Sale,
rte'd extra Bargains. Yon will ssve money
ly buying vour Caio-tts r.t the pres
"et timo." WALL PAPEli. V.e
all you a splendid pattern
of fancy Wall Piper at
very low i nd rcduc
cd pi ices.
Lace Cm tains ami Dr.ipc-ries bihI Wit tic w Sj;.dcs, at specially
reduced prices. Here is everybody's oppcttuniiy to make th0
mighty dollar grow mightier in rcs-'Hs.
Schott's Stores,
103 to 109, Bridge Street.
1865, ESTABLISHED. 1897.
Special Invitation To Tlie Publit
To attend the Attractive Sale of ClothiDg that goes on daily
from
THE IMMENSE STOCK
OF
D. W. HAKIiBY,
It will be
TO THE ADVANTAGE OF ALL BUYERS3
Who nave money to invest to examine the Stock of Goods for
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
It is truly marvelous to See
THE BEAUTIFUL STYLEli
of Suits and Overcoats at the
His prices leave all Competitors in the rear, .so don't tail
to give him a call if in need of
D. W. HARLEY!
MIFFLINTOWN JA..
the blood.
body.
Hudson,
and suffered
took Dr.
Wonderfully Low Prices.
Clothing, j
i
i
impurities from
4f
A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS.
Our spring line of men's, bov's
and childrens' clothing, hats, caps
and gents furnishing goods
ARE NOW IN.
We make the clothing business a
study and have made it a success.
Young me" 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 MAIN STREET,
PATTERSON. PEiNNA.
McOLINTIC'S
HARDWARE
and llouse-Furiiishitifr
STORE
THIS STORE SETS THE PACE.
O-
-
THAT'S WHY YOU LIKE IT.
Things arc never dull here; never stupid. Tho full life of the store U
wa& bs a cbr-crful welcome for all onracrs, and choppers are quick to deoide
in favor of tbs Oreat Values to be fouui in our dow
Neat, Stylish,
Mnvttong
8 T 0 R
K. H. M'CUNTIH,
(vtt b (rend paper by Biibtcribiog for the
S EVEN I Y-E VEN"-r 77.T
"77" i? I, TJulireya fsiuoue
Specific for the cr.re cf Grip snd
Ojlds, wiJ the prevent ion Jof Pneumo
nm. All drnjrjnc'p, 25c.
Duoscribe tor tne sestijtel akd
RErrniJcAN, a japer that containc
choice reading uiattf r, fail of inform
tion that dues the reader cond, nnd
in additinn to that all local news that
are worth pub'ishinjr find places in
iii coluiur-s. tf.
DIED:
JHAMHKKa Ua too 1st insr., m-.ir
E.st Saitui, ili p M iry J. Chuiubors
aped 17 years crd 10 months.
Hibbs. Ou the 2nd ir.st., upt
Eu.t Saien, John M. IIibbF, aged 7?
years, fi mor.tt.-3, and 21 d-iys.
Spekh August 27, 1S9S, at
Culloch's Mill?, tit the hoiiio of her
danghti r, .Mrs. M ug-actl McCuMoch,,
Jura. Matilda J. bp-w, aged (J jtars.
Mr?. Spet-r, was the wife of Mr.
James Spoer, of ueiir Ula;r'a Mills,
and took Pick at her daughter's,
while on a vieir, and was unable to
! removed.
MJlRRJED:
Clakk Lixvd On the fitta inst ,
b,v Ri-v. V.r. Lewc-y, at the i-omo o?
tb liridfc's pareLts iu Farette town
ship, Sir. George Ciark, of McV?v
Uwu, acd Mij Lizzio Lloyd.
1JEDUCED RATES TO BOSTON.
Vu Pkxx.syi.vanu Eailroad,
AlX-OLXT SciVEKEIGN (iRAXD
LotxiE, I. O. O. F. j
On account of the mtethiur of tlie
Nivereign draiiil IKivre, i. O. O. F., at
notion, J!as., tc'jilenil)er lv to 4,
ISiHi, the I'einisylvania Kail rout I Com
pany lias aiRiued io nell excursion
ti-kets SetHeiiilier Its .to &l inclusive.
from ticket stations on .ts iine, to Los-
ton, at rate or singie fare for the round:
ti ip. Tickets will vkx1 to return iin-j
til Kepteinlr 80, 1S!S, iiicIiiKive, when
projieily ntamicti ;.v liie Joint Agent.
! WANTEOHftN IDEASSi
thinR to lsfi'? i'n'-t yoiir Mrs : tiiey joky
! iiruiir i.u wwtliti. '.Vriro .lOilN 'TKI -tfKli
: lUiiN P., 1'iitfut Aunrimv. Wa.-h;!is'. u
il. i:.. f;r l..'i.!r i.; la r.
0O0 -
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A Specially Selected Stoek of
ItaDL'es, Cook, Pcrlor and Shop
Stoves.
Uursc Ulaukets aud Lap Kobe.
LAMPS, large and small.
Ooroe ia and look around. We'll
make you fetl at borne.
VTo have tbc largrst Stock and
Store in the county.
OUT TA.1'K
Gl AKiMEES UIALITY
MIFFLINTOWtf
UU TOil MCKEY TO DEPOSIT ?
ARE YOU A BORROWER j
CALL. AT
THE FIRST
m&mmf
MIKFLINTOWW, FA.
THREE PER CENT
IlSTKIiEST
1'AID OK TIME CERTIFICATES,
Money Loaned at Lowest Bates.
JUNIATA VALLEY BANK
oF5iirrLiiovf sr, pa.
Stockholders Individually Liable
LEWIS K ATKINSON, Prt.ultHt.
T. VA NT IRWIN, Ciuktm
DIEKCTORII.
W. C. i'oruoroy, H. J, Sheilonboror,
Johu Ik-ruior, Joswh L. b.irtoi),
Hubert K. Parker, Lonls R. Atkinw
T. V. Irwin.
arOCKBOLDBBB :
George A. Krpner, Annlt) M. Shelley.
Jusj.h Kotlirucli, p. W. Msabock.
L. E. Atkinnoo, K. K. Parker,
vv.CPoiu.sroy, J. Ilolaiei Irwin
John Iltiizlcr, Jurowe N. Tbumpaon
I . . . I ... "
T. V. Irwin.
Jobo M. Elair,
F. M. M. PuanM.
Joiiiab L Barton,
Robert H. PaUenon
Levi Light,
Win. Swttna.
li. J. Sheilunberfrar,
.i. H. Schiol
Huninul . Kulluock,
M. N. Storrett,
Jauius Q. IlottUiiig,
Uauiufl Sctilerel.
Tl.rcc -r -imi. iiiiuwi D id 0a
r.bi i:!cri s J. ;idit.
n -Dt, 18'
Dr.layid Kennedy
favorite Remedy
Cures au. Kidney. Stomach 4
AND LIVER TROUBLES.