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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28
MlFFLINTOWN. JUNlATA COUNTY. PENNA. AUGUST
Golden Words From a Merchant,

we all want TO know how good an(
strong men have made their ways in th'
world. They were orce boys like you.-
What steps did they take to become tru,
men I An eminent merchant in New
York. Mr.. Jonathan Sturgis. tells US c
little of his experience. which. am SURE
every boy will be glad to hear about
"Oue of my first lessons" Gays Mr.
Sturgls, "was in 1913. when | was eleven
years old. My grandfather had a fine
flock Of merino sheep which were care
fully tended during the war of that day.
was the shepherd boy. and my bust.
ness was to watch the sheep in the
fields A boy who was more fond Of
his book than the sheep was sent with
me, but left the work to me while he lay
under the trees and read. did not like
that finally went to my grandfather and
com planned of it. l shall never forget
the kind smile Of the old gentleman as
he said:
Never mind. Jonathan, my boy, if
you watch the sheep you will have the
sheep"
"What does grandfather mean by
that {? l said TO myself; l don't expec:
to have sheep. My desire was moder-
ate, and fine buck was worth a thou
sand dollars. could not exactly make
out in my mind what it was, but | had
great confidence in hin, for he was a
judge and had been to Congress in Wash
ington time; so concluded it was all
right and went back contentedly to the
sheep. After | got into the field l
conld not keep his words out of my head.
Then l thought of Sundays lesson
Thou hast been faithful over few
things. | will make thee ruler over many
things hogan to gee through it. 'Nevor
you mind who neglects bis duty be
you faithful aud you will have your re
ward
81 received second person soon after.
| came to this city as clerk to the late
kymen Reed. A merchant from Ohio,
who knew me, came to buy goods. and
said: Make yourself so useful that
they cannot do without you took
his meaning quicker than l did that of
my grandfather
well | worked upon those two ideas
until .lr. Reed offered me a partnership
in the business The first morning after
the i.~r'"errh;p was made know, Mr..
James Geery the old tea merchant, call
ed TO Congratulate me, and said: You
are all right now. have only word
of advice to give you be careful who
you walk the streets with" That was
lesson number three.
And what valuable lessons they are
Fidelity in little things; do your best
for your employer; caretullness about
associates Let every boy take these
lessons home and study them well They
are the foundation stones of character
and honorable success.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28
Japansss Women.

/ The Japanese women are nos pretty
tut they have charming natural manners.
with beautiful y-sl,aped arms and tiny
hands. The young women are all as re
maikable for their superb whito teeth as
the married ones are for their hideous
black ones. This custom originated some
two or three hundred years ago. and is
supposed to chow the wife's devotion to
her husband. One of the Mikado's
wives. SO goes the e-legend. was very iove-'
iy, and to show her Indifference to her
personal appearance. and to prove her
love for her husband blackened her beau
tiful teeth and shaved off her eyebrows
This was considered such sacrifice, that
all living wives mot to be outdone by
Mrs. Mikado) followed her example The
custom has become compulsory.
Whether the married women like thus
to blackeu their teeth or not is disputed
among foreign residents here. The men
compel them. however, to do it, whether
they like it or not, Cor it is the great sign
by which a man consecrates and shows
off his female chattei to the world Who.
ever has backened teeth is no. to be
touched by other men. on pain of death.
The eyebrows of married women, may
as well add lcre, are shaved, and their
lips roughed. Needs there. then. thi.
penalty of death
A merchant, who seems to bc rich in
the good things Of the world, has just
let oue of our ladies peep into his wife's
inner bed chamber, and here i, the brief
result of her explorations
Little or no furniture no chairs, no
bcds,ead-nothing but mats to sleep on
A toilet box was on the floor near the
wall-about the only piece of furniture
in the room In this box there were
FIVE drawers. and two laquer basins on
top. In the top drawer of this box there
was metallic mirror, like our hand
glasses. In the second drawer she kept
her powder, pain'. wax. brush, tooth
powder and brush. Two little drawers
come next in one che had her false hair.
and in the ether fancy pins. gilt paper.
and other fxings for her hair. In the
lower drawer was her pillow, which is
placed under the neck when sleeping on
the mats. go as to prevent the hair from
being rumpled 1t is made of wood, and
covered with paper on the top. The
powder looks like starch, and when they
use it they mix little water in it, and
rub it in like paste; and they have two
brushes that they use to rub it off with.
The paint looks green, and turns red
when put on the lips and cheeks.
The following Is her recipe for black
ing the teeth:
Take three pints of water. aud hav
ing warmed it, add half tea cupful of
wine (saki!) Put into this mixture .
quantity of red hot iron allow it to
stand FIVE or six days, when there will DO
a scum on tie top of the mixture, which
should then be poured into a smalt tea
cup and placed near the fire. When it is
warm, powdered gall-nuts and iron filings
should be added to it, and the whole be
warmed again. The liquid is then paint
ed on The teeth by a soft feather brush.
with more powdered gall-nuts and iron.
and, after several applications, the desired
color will be obtained.'- Broofs' Sertn
Months' Run
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

Speak kindly in the morning, it lightens
the cares of the day. and makes the
household and all other affairs move ON
more smoothly Speak kindly at night for
it NAV be- that before dawn some loved
one may finish his or her space of life
for this .warh aud it will be too late to
ask forgiveness
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

Ir is easy in the world to live after
the worlds opinion it is easy in solitude
to live after your own; but the great man
ia he who in the midst OF the crowd keeps
with perfect sweetness the Independence
of solitude
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

The Count de Grasse was once wound
ed in the knee with musket ball The
doctors cut and hacked, and made many
incisions, when, getting out Of all pa
tieuce, the Count asked why they cut
him up so much. "We are seeking"
said the surgeon. -for the ball" why
didn't you mention that before7 have
the hall in my pocket.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28
Miscellany.
Romantic.
Two Loving Hearts United after Seven
Years Of Waiting.
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Years Of Waiting.
In a recent issue the Kansas City
B istin relates the fnllowing:-
Quite romantic marriage took place
at the Garno House. Wayndotte City
"u Saturday last. The circumstances
are these "A Miss Moshier, living in
Freeport, Stevenson county, Illinois, be
came engaged to young man named
Morrison. Of the same p!ice. Business
being dali there in 1865, the time oul
story commences, lie concluded to try
ing long farewell of the loved one, he
departed on his journey. promising to
write regularly, aud either come Or send
for her as soon as fortune smiled upon
him Two long. weary years rolled by
and she received no letters from him.
and nothing was irvurd by his or hei
friends of his whereabouts a report
about this tim, was freely circulated by
young man named Shipman. post
master of Freeport, that Morrison was
married Although hardly credited by
Miss Moshier. still his long silence. to
geiher with the report of his marriage
made her come to the unwilling conclu
sion that she was forgotten.
Ship'nan now became very assiduous
in his attentions to her, and. after a
short courtship, asked her 10 become his
wife she. stung to the quick with the
treatment of her first love, finally con
! sented. and in due time they were mar.
ried and concluded to make their home
out West. removing from Freeport tc
Kansas City, No. Here everything
went on smoothly for time, but. in al
unguardrd moment, her husband told hel
he had intercepted Morrison's letters tt
her, and that he had written repeatedly
and often, but. as soon as they came into
his hands they were destroyed. Instead
of forgiveness. as he expected, che up
braided him for his per6dy, and, in short
led him such life that he soon deserted
her After reasonable time she com
menced action for divorce, which was
duly granted on grounds of abandon
ment. She still remained liz Kansa.
City. doing the best she could to earn q
livelihood.
We must now turn to Morrison, who
after waiting two years. and hearing
nothing from the object of his affection:
grew restless, but still worked on until
news came of her marriage. Oh hearing
this he Immediately packed up with th'
intention of coming home to ascertain the
truth of the report On his.way hom'
he determined to stop at Kansas City
which he did, and upon his arrival there
almost the first person he met was hi
long lost love. Mutual explanation
took place and she being free again I
speedy marriage was agreed upon, whici
duly took place before justice Newman
of Wyandolte. last Saturday. and thu
after nearly seven years of ! atient wait
ing and suffering. two l,virg hearsts be
came one.
An extraordinary tale was told by on
Thomas Smith. country man, at Lon
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

A petrifiea buff 10, full size. standing.
and in the act of eating. has been found
near Spianeyville. Iowa
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

An extraordinary tale was told by one
Thomas Smith. countryman, at Lon
don police court. the other day. The
prosecutor. who, we are told, appeared
in the witness box habited only in irons
era. shirt and collar. charged woman
with Turing him into house in Spital-
field e, under pretense of finding him a
lodging. and there depriving him Of his
boots coat, necktie and hat. locking him
up in room. and. while keeping him a
prisoner, pawning his clothes. 1t ap
pears that, under threat of murder. the
man had been SO frightened as to submit
confinement for thirty, six hours hi,
clothes, which had been discovered at a
pawn brokers', we're restored to bin by
order of the magistrate, and the prisoner
was remandcd.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

The way they muzzle dogs in most Of the
Western towns is by placing the muzzle
behind the ear and pulling the trigger.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-08-28

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Spiral Ertitrs.
FIRST MORTGAGE UPON
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AND FIcEzNEs RAILROAD, t1r SAFE a. slEns 80
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-22

-. L. HtHiqms has Eem0res! his
Drug Store 70 the corner Of
Ninth and Market streets,
Wilmington. DeldtcdTe.
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-22

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-22

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-22

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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-01-22

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fra z--ll1lzs- and IilaF Va ll-11 N-i4 E-ia-s fr
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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07
TAKE WARNING!

FsrUE Y. 81. r. K. CO. e ASXIoUS TO
take due urecaIrlon against accidents and
lls- Of fife r~+S-lting from the running at 'heir
rr.if.-- and thru take this r,etimi OF warning pa
rents /. ID guarIis.4s against Jie dangers attending
So u cruInnn practice Of children PLAYING atonf
..r,r cars .ui !acai! tiye-- Those having in q arge
x.r business of the Com any fHi il imp ssil lie to
--exsu.r E rroy- y no frequent rte termIni Ar top
49, uIarp-.f the rsri from O. Mining urtB the
- al engines: aud they Wilt Ell Their selves
...,sti Ia re-. at 10 mr. i-ci,Iei u:earGres IT. u ese
.,, vance are cn:tt5-u-i Zee ii: acci tits,
.,.ep ar wfoIi, s-crlcS ri 70 RI. rar-i.s.r.ss Of
s,sln- Ia rauris z Se.H6 ?" II" csr- vftL IN
Iuotiun. s:i9:.ld b. wars : -n"ngh a. tnrr ssItes
" ~GGuN snge:iat-nds'r.
AatG Il, ie.c- III
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07
Che 1ailn State Reeistcr
CARSON CITY:
Wednesday,, August =. 1872

The ladies in Russia are very
anxious to marry, because they have
no liberty before marriage. They
are kept constantly under the parent
eve, until given to their husbands,
and then they take their own course.
Almost as soon as a girl is born in
the better rank of society, the pa
rents begin to prepare the dowry
she must have when she goes to her
husband. She must furnish every
thing for an outfit in life, ven to a
dosen new shirts for her coming
husband.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

The Boston Courier, says: \
thrifty citiznn effected insurance on
the life OF his wife to the amount Of
$4,000, the other day, took home a
box OF the Hitler Maryland plums,
andenjoyeda whole evening in watch
ing his wife eat them. Hisenterprise
had its reward. Deducting S29S for
funeral expenses. he is now SS,7O2
richer than he was a week ago"