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twill b noticed that Nelsoa Abbott cam
didate Soe Secretary Of Staae, has been with
drawn iron The eanvas in the Third Dis,
trict They couldn't stand the pressure.
Pone Abhott! f
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MUCH.

Col. Eaton is about the only man that
takes any interest in Parott. II the Colo
mel asks many more questions as to whether
Col. Phillips approves Grants Louisiasa
order, he won't help the silver-tongued ora
tor much.
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Pee n mn HAlGn. ~

This Is what Tie s.. Louis GI&e says
aboat The Great and Good Deacon, and Tie
cpune be i Punuing in De ps,ss.t ean-
peiop. II nvesy evident eva 10 he casual
caegsver, that the G. & G. d. has not taken
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....-..,. lO6h
New York. Chicago and 81. Louis ezchsngs 10
buying at par and selling at u TO = premium.
GRAIN AND FLOOR.
The price Of hour and wheat rena rs dim q our
quotations will show.
1hs hest grade Of fall wheat In this Marriott
which Is quoted As No.s, vas selling yesterday 1t
WnEAr-EAll. No. 2, 81 60; No $, soc: No ..
SOC; sPriag ss07sc.
cs.ssasl.::I; 7Se Per susAsl; 'he''ed. lie. and
0A1s-Ars 40e4se per bushei.
BARLEY-Sl % peibushsl.
RrE-650075c.
fIou..Bs.. . IS; n1.x. q IS; 111. $. 50:
rye nOar - IS; 4rahao, s.; con- ueal, o. 81
per 100 lba /: shipssna. 81 %; bran. IS cts.
Considerable wheat Is coming into market.
AAns.Supr cured. eanvaaed, pr D i2s<e; un-
eanvassed, lie; sweet pickle, Loo.
hAcoS--Clsar sides. I51.c; dry nls sidss, lie.
SnouLDEas-Smoked, Se; dry salt, sc.
PonG-Clear men, per barrel, S15 50; m0ss,
ZIG 90; prime msns, Sis 50.
DaiED BsEy- canvassed, per D, lie; uncan.
vassed, lie.
LAnD-Kettls rendered, in there's, lie; % u
cans, l2c; 20D cans Exc; ION pais, boxed, looss,
lids OF sealed, loo; kettle rendered, b pals.
SxokKD BsE1 ToHeUR-SS 50 per doz.
6UTfKR-Per pound, 23xS25e.
| BgANs-peR bushel, q 50.
| Eses-per dozen, l0c. to lie.
CnlcKRNs-Per dosen, u 7592 90.
fnAsnE CHIcKRns-Per dOsen, none offered
oUAns-pes dozen, out Of The msFke:.
| HAsHirs..per dosen, none offered.
/ ONIoHs-Sl 10 per 6ushel.
/ PoIAIoks-Nev, 6Oc. per bushel.
Il TUByIPS-3Jc. bushel
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Rad II.

Read Col. Philips Eve minutes speech, -
reported in the Congressional Record OF De-
cember Is, 1873. Win the opposition p.
pess publish it, and thus show they have
some little honesty left
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n LeasssusseA inns ~ - -
bses1 ~ siae-es1sQa ehsa. Ah.s1gh
Aathssy = sp9sUlsa seceo1Sie y ti1sa yet
- plhliAes god pspee.-Rssss 1sPess
1nn.
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JAeIooU coUU1Y.
: The Republicans Of Jaekson county held
their county coavenfin lasf Saturday, and
put in nominafioa TIE following ticket:
For Repseseatstive, J. ". Williama
For Probate judge, c. Bsodefick:
For Clefk Of Disnict Court G. walker.
For County Afsosney, Vim. A, nodge..
For Supef;nfendeot Of Public Instruction,
Dr.. Paddock.
Tie ticket i received By The psople of he
counGysuifh snlAnuiam. il . esRpensd
throusAost q ssuAg M, and YIN b slest-
ed By . handssns nsbiay.
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pvlIIm II AID nAD II.

Every paper in the First Congressional
District ought to publish Col. Phillip let
ter relative to his course upon the repeal OF
the salary grab Law, and every voter should
read IL
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MISREPRESENTATION.

SALIVA, KAN, Oct. Z, 1874
EDITOR TInB:-The Republican Couaty
Convention, ecnyened here to-day, placed in
nomination The iollovisg ticket:
For Repgesentative; George C. lockwood.
For Probate Judge, Harper s. Cunning
ham.
For County Attorney, John Foster.
For District Clesk, D. Peterson.
For eupeEinteadent q Public Instruction,
The shove d . ssrune ticket. Saline
county IL good for 1000 majohty fcr the
State, Congre.ional and County ticketa
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
OvrIsR OF THE TINES.

OYFIsK OF THE TINES,
lkAAkNw0RrH, kAxS.,
Oc.oher >, 1874
MONETARY.
The Local money market IL quiet, with no
very great demand for loans All the regu-
lar customers Of the banks are getting aeconsan.
tons necessary to meet demands. City Snip u
Auetuatins In value with tendency TO risa. We
give the following monetary quotations:
County IS cts.
County Warrante sJ cts.
City scrip. eO065
(3Ol6. 1(1llr
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WHITE LEAGUE oUTRAeRs.

We have collected lis. of some of the
murders and other outrages recently COM
mitted in Alabama and other Southern
States. This list will be published from
month to month in order to let the perpe-
traitors of those deeds see their acts as 9TH
ers see them. Additions will be made to
the list as fast as the facts in each case
come to us, authenticated by reliable South
en correspondents.
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SALf-O. z q IS; Saekanaw, .. 90.
SYRUP-N y. 50a15c.


HIDEs-Green 7sse; green sailed, sis1ysc; dry
dint lsal9c; dry salt, lie.
BUSy.Lo liIDEs-winter Bull, q 50; Gov. o. 50:
spikes 81 30; yearling,, 50a6Oe; summer bull,
~ IS; COW. 81 50; spike. 81 10; yeariing. l0c.
o. "S: No. rs a. no a. an ana .sS,' mo-
s. o.; no. 2, $500; no. 3. u W. Osaxe, no. .,
Is 90; no. 3 % O0; B. 81 90; cali, ., o. 5e:
no. 2. u 50; no. 5. 81 Oo; soit and hard cuils.
81 000?t0.
Soiled rsbes are worth so cents to o. 90 len than
new. Badly soiled summer robe are almost worth
less
Prices at all times subject to The chaoees Of the
market.
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On motion. the Boe.d s5joesnsd 70 No
vembes Oh, 1874. q 10 o'cIoek . ..
O. DElYDDoRY. Co. CleSk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-09
fks.ssI ksG lCccf.HaH.1loE TRAINS

If-~s .r-..s-a C.;y for Reno =: -fr >, ana
f-ia q.ll. VII leave Reno tor '.tatl.-A 81. :.
60. n, y. Il srG 80 =. "a
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FREIGHT TRAINS

.ezrc y ~ III. City pAIII {, $50 ! II. Gs5 =.
1'-. i -, - l. -., ~ ! -, ":iS = Ia.
AID .--i' y. IA.
It.y,,'--zoI: City r4ITT a. { = N, = H.,
L =. IL, = H., ?. n, =. IL, sHd :. II.
Al VII inia City, t'clI. lii fEd C;Tson o:lice
Tl3-yrFh Iicksts can l. .l:air1ei TO san IRAN
cisco. OGDEN and in.ernle,i;ste points on tue Z
=. E.r
TITnc-h Tickets car be procured TT Il. Com
lsEy I--.Gs, Virginia tJr CE.>&so. hsL11s I.
Ak =. t.Eif.
II. -. YERINGTON.
Genera Superintendent.
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I AND - Accordance with Law and 81 order q:
! the Board IF Trustees, liafe On III l.th day 4;
Nav, IS.i - lnauy shares u! csch parcel @:
such stock Is nay he necessary, VIII ht sold ri
public suction. IL TIE ,ffce 81 the cCILpalE II
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Mondav, Jufy 18Th, 1874,

Al Tho hoCr = ] 07CE"rh 7. IT. Q; SAL ~ y
pay said DELINQUENT assessrIeIs:s tho.-oL. t.
gather with COTS - advertising and t1ne:-.ts
of the sale.
JOHN LIACk.
Secretary.
Ofice-FmT,Ire city. Ecv- !.l4-t:
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Arson IA y:
Thursday Ss'iy - sN.--.
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GEc. =. KEC,
Secretary.
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nr. L Ei.hsn,s ClLLEE FILSEM I::p.

~ th.rl-.S f.rst -. ~ '.u.t Stages. ~nreH
lh= -, - BOD; N,l- Iar-, ltts. >,ssc, SC.
JHurrr-ce !0r,A I1t,l..s, s!Eii-tjc C2'aE-...
d. aSsl ~,'lp, .st 81 l134afy ioln- Il Ite
&i-sss- lloN2l - :. ms. lIiy,. = - Jo..ia
mi 80. .
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-30
& Paradise of Birds.

Another thing that would be quite
sure 10 strike my eve on this my first
ride across British soil and on all sub
sequent rides, was the enormous num-
ber of birds and fowls of various kinds
that swarmed in the air or covered the
ground. 1t was truly amazing. 1t
seemed as II the feathered life of a
whole continent must have been con-
centrated upOn this island. Indeed,
dOnbt if sweeping together of all the
birds Of the United States into any two
Of the largest States, would people the
earth and air more fully. There ap-
peared to be 4 plover, a crow, rook, a
blackbIrd and a sparrow, to every
square yard Of ground. They know the
vaiue of birds IL Britain-that they are
the friends, not the enemies of the
farmer. 1t must be the paradise of
crows and rocks. 1t did me good to
see them so much at home about the
fields and even in the towns. / was
glad also to see that the British crow
was not stranger to ne, and that he
differed from his brother on the Ameri-
can side Of the Atlantic only in being
less alert and cautions, having less use
for these qualities.
Now and then the train would start
mp some tempting game. A brace or
two of partridges or cOyey of quails
would settle down in the stubble, or q
cock pheasant drop head and tail and
slide into the copse. Rabbits also
would seamper back from the borders
of the fields into the thickets or peep
slyly out, making my sportsman's
fingers tingle.-ScriJRcr's Monthly.
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Poetry.
BRIC-A-BRAC.

Ina dusty dark chamber
We store up in mind,
What when we remember,
But worthless We find.
The JOYS Of a season
The loves Of a day,
The tears and the treason
Long since passed away.
Now mingled together,
\ medley they lie;
Not one worth feather,
Not one worth a sigh.
Did Lillian prove ficlle,
Why Love, too, proved blind;
And all meath Times sickle
Prove finite we find.
or yore though the days were
in youths early prime,
A5 sweet a. the LAYS were
When lsve gave the rhyme;
Yet hope in the morning
Vas 3 false hght'to lure
e. on 10 the scorninS
OF al that l. sure;
And past days Of pleasure.
And nights Of much PAIN,
Seem uoW but-the measure
OF time spent in vain
Then hide sbom, forget them,
Nor think them again;
Though We NAY not regret thum-
There's death in the strain
Let an cEer-cl0sed chamber
Conceal IN the mind
What, when we remember,
But worthless We find.
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Tape Worm! Tape Worm!

Tape Worm removed in from to hours with
harmless vegetable medicine. The worm passing
from the system alive No fee asked until the entire
worm. with head passes. Medicine harmless. Can
refer those afflicted to the residents Of this city
whom have cured At my Office be seen hun
dreds of specimens measuring from 20 to loo feet in
length Fifty per cent. of cases Of Dyspepsia and
disorganiZations of Liver are caused by stomach
and other worms existing in the alimentary canal
Worms, disease Of the most dangerous character,
are so little understood by the medical men Of the
present day. Call and see the original and only
worm destroyer. or send for a circular which will
give full description and treatment of all kinds of
worms; enclose cent stamp for return of the same
DR.. E +. kunkel can tell by seeing the patient
whether or not, they arc troubled with worms, and
will answer by mail DR. z r. KUNKEI. No $50
y. NINTH ST.. PHILADELPHIA, PA advice at office
or by mail. free) Seat. Pin and Stomach worms
also removed
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Eugene Schoeni'ag's
CELEBRA led
SWEDISH BIZ TIERS.
OF PERUVIAN tRK.

rAs Recipe for this Bit.srs vas found ,no.s n,
papers Of Swedish phyGeian, . single man, Vi,
lost his life, when Io4 years old, by . AL Of "A,
horse. Said recipe thsn h-d been kept profouas
,serst By Ms family for than three esnturi..
During all this time they made frequent Csc Of n,
Bittsrs, which rendered them a strong and long
living set ef people. enjoying sxs Ilsat hs.IG..
Originally the ssers; Of preparing "a rs tiers .as
It's wonderful Effects. VA obtained .ofthz,
kin, while participating in ias sarli' psdi:os,
Of the spaai.rds Ia America, aiser sell aa prom
ls. usv.rse aivulse 1t sut ts the pr saHsi prizsi
pal heir.
THIS GENUINE SwEDISE B TIERS
- Il 10 now called has since its com -s late public
sss. srseted thousands Of 2s;esisNb s,rss Of "a
aests .lr.ady given ur by n.n, ryS,+tars ,as
has proved itself ru=h q Povsrfu Z -tO- siiTs .sd
Irss.r-Ati,s Rsnsdy. thA, iai a. it nsed. ,s
csrsAs. t,Giyidu.I r.ssnnsaisti 'SrS Srsis>
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We would not recommend the frequent or
constant use of any medicine. 1t is impor-
tant to take even q good article judieiously.
Parsons PWgdtire PHI, are safe, prompt
and reliable as a laxative or cathartic.
Base ball is undoubtedly good exercise
and capital amusement, but it often occa-
sions bunged eyes, broken skins and blis-
tered hands. We can tell you that in all
such cases, if JohRson's AHoayHe LiHinent is
resorted to, it will reduce the swelling and
stop the pain.
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DIRECTIONS

hard labor and Will. doing 1T ar. or.n exposed !,
or ebnorious dust. sraslIs or v,por, sbouId no;
fail to the swedish Bltt.rs. as a few drop. Of
II. added to their drink. are Eunsi.ai TO preserve
them Ia iasstimsbIs health aud vigor Those who
are accustomed 30 drink is- water during ts. sum
nsr, should never emit t. add some s~ dish Bit
tsrstoit
- P.-,o,, vt,,, 4. ..,,,,,,u,. ,s,.
III. su.t.h BIt,.r, riu ,.a,,,g.. n.h,a.,
feet. Of tA.ir wan, Of. ,.r,,,. =, one. a, 49,.
them 4. GOOD hs.I,h .ad GOOD .,iri,,
' :. .''-o-li-lv-1.1- W. use SOC
- y 'Ne
peui'A' 70 'h' a''
- ",'-.,,- p,S M "
'' N'''ous
-. D''e 'n nave sfoHa
]>-' '''
"a But the Swedish Btters doss not oz y sssdss
good health, t aiss Effects the full development Of
tbs female body and Of It's beauty By P.rfsst form,
Thus the s.'di's Si'''r' A.' s'''.' 's' 'f'A'
COohEIII AND TOILET ARTICLES,
~ finsrs ssd tasif Families, who hirs tried
swedish Bitiers prefer II to all similar srtislss
=. S4mms, ,s..ss.,T .,I,0s 80. ,s.n
ofen endure the intense heat Of the sun while per
noru,,y b.rs vor. ,s.x a.. ,rd,,.s =. n. =.
ueeieptIy canton, In ,.,isfviBy ,b.;r s,,,i,,
thirst BY water or In eating fruit not vet rpa Z,
Thus f,r ming people ar. very liable 10 .ufsr from
sun stroke. Fever Dy.ente-y. Cholera. &c G-
The regular Us. of tn Swedish Bitter, a.k..th.sg
dangerous insuene.. all h,rml-.
In Winter, during the time Of re.t. many .ouu,rv
psople trying to indemnify th.usslys. for u..t
privAt.ons, are very apt to eften overload thalr
s'omashs and thus impair their digestive srsaas-
The ots Of the trss. The use Of the swedish Eit-
era prevents diseases from hat cause
Asa matter of course In case OF seknsss u
patient 'hoaId aVoid 1909 aos agreeing with hin
or such, a. Is Known TO Be dEeuls to digest or ~,
rh. d. p. -oS.,.,,
.r 40 ~, !. .,r,..I, =. \. .A,.,,..
HOW TO TAKE SWEDISH BITTER2
The svsdish Bittsrs shall o.ly be taken In tia
sbsenes ofinfsnnstory symPtons
Grown persons take ems st,hlsspoorf1i three tinss
der day, before o. .:fsr rs.l, prrs dilrSsd rth
Psrsors salsr % y..r, ,-,tsirs. es,e,,su,ut.sr
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ASIATIC CHOLERA.

The ssuPstoT prstestivs an sanssis. virtues :
tie Swedish Bittsrs against h.Iari0ss P-verl
pysen'sry, snd Cholsrl. were most apparently
tested In the late wars By French and In ,lss ply
nsians, Who. by prescribing th. -sms to their
'psefivs :roPs, .ueessd-d ia reducing he nersit-
Ist Of sp dsnis diseases froz Is 10 Per coat
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-30

THE power of chemical agency has a
singular illustration in its modifying
effect upon the properties of cotton.
When examined by lens, the fibre of
cotton is found to exist of fattened
or ribboned-shaped tube, but when
treated by chemical process, with cold
strong solution of caustic soda, it ap-
pears TO shrink, and assumes the form
of simple cylinder thus, three i'm
portant and very remarkable alterations
occur at the same time-that is, the
fibre becomes stronger, it acquires in
creased attraction for coIoring matter,
and it becomes smaller. In most cases
where chemical agency is employed in
the preparation of vegetable fibres,
either to remove impurities, to destroy
color, or indeed for any other purpose,
the object in view is generally attained
at the sacrifice of little strength, but
in this case there is increased tenacity
impaired.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-30

EFFECT OF SHOES on HEALTH-
Wooden shoes are highly recommended
by some of the scientific societies, and
in some instances by the Governments
OF Europe, it having been ascertained
that not few diseases, resulting in i'm
paired constitutions and even in the
loss of life, have resulted from the
practice of wearing leather shoes in wet
weather. An experienced workman
from France was q short time since
called to Germany to superintend the
manufacture of wooden shoes on an ex-
tensive scale in the latter country.
These are represented as being light
and easy to wear. and are provided with
small cushion within the upper side,
to obviate any pressure on that part of
the foot; they are also said to be of
neat and pleasinga appearance, blackened
or vanished, are made large enough to
accommodate comfortable stockings,
and are furnished with leather straps.
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HOW IT OPERATES.

t.. .sssi Of th. Swedish sittsr, sirss,s ii,sg. N
the frst place TO the nerves ofths digestive organs
thrOusbou their sa,irs extent. bot mainly 70 IN.
stomach and the risesral trs~.- Is aornsiis sth-r
funstions and Therefore aseordisg to tie aatar.os
existing irregularities remove. sAstruetioa, ava
rStsntions Of all kind, or stops Di=-rhs..
tory or other anamOIous discharges AID s3GviS
sy regulating the abdominal orgs ., ., which Do
pend the nosrishHent the eonser,i lilo, and th. De
reloPnsat Of the human body-H. Swedish Bit
ssrs nvigoIstss the nerves and ths vitel Po~srs-
sharpen. the senses and the intel' at fim0Ns. lLs
trembling Of ths limbs, the .sidi'y, ths burning
nausea, ard paias Of the stomach inprsvss Its al
gsstivs fleul;isa and 10 excellent PFephy lasss
And Rsmsdy .g.inst servous irritabiiity. Tlltz-
lsscy, Cholis, Worms. Dropsy. n II taken in
louhls dosss, 1t sp rates .psriszs. has IN
. nila AID pa als,s way.
In soassausnes Of thsss qualities Of the SxsSish
Bittsrs IL has bssOns one Of tie most esisbrAt.S
remedies s.iBE Siscz es Of the organs soa'ainss
IN the sbdonen, and Of Afsstion, that b.f.H -as-
kind IN sonsequsass Of said diseases Thu. ihs
SWEDISH Bitiers has unsurpassed foT
saring Liver Complaints ofiong standing. Jssndies
Dyspepsia, Disorders Of the Spleen, Of the Pas
srsas, osths Mesarsie Glands and also disorder Of
the Kidney, Of tn. Urinary and ssxu2I-Orsaus.
Besides these the Swedish Bit.ers those is
suner.bis nervous. eonsestivs Affections Eas
Diseases, which originate frOs said .bdOmina
Disturbances, ls:-Corgestioa "a Of tn. Laags, she
Heart, sad the Brains. Coughs, Asthma He4ischs
ssur,lgi.. in differ nj part, .fths body ChlJro,..
aItsrnal HemOrThOids and PLEA Gout Dropsy
General Debility, HyPoehOndrs4is, Melancholy.
he, he. OF great benefit thu swsdiss Bittsrs h,s
also been found il the beg ming Of Gs,,rs Izt Il.
tsrnitts nt-Fsvers
But this s snly side Of is ins-;in.bs ,owsrof
protecting thoss pho sss {: regularly aSaiHE, al
ssiasmatfe and epfdeu1fe dfssases. The svsdisA
Bittsrs has by long sIperisnes in msny thousand
sssss n.ia..i.sdiis great rs,ov. sfb.iss he s-s
reliable
fRzsERvATIvI AND YkoPEILACrIC Rra
EDr ASEIssT
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To strengthen decaying canvas, and
to preserve sound canvas from decay,
the back of the picture should have
given it two or three coats of white
lead and in this shape the picture may
be handed down from generation to
generation.
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FLoRICULTURE.-All lovers of flowers
must remember that one blossom al
lowed to mature, or Ego to Seed" in
jures the plant more than a dozen new
buds. Cut your flowers, then, all of
them, before they begin to fade. Adorn
your room with them; put them on
your tables; send bouquets to your
friends who have no flowers or ex-
change favors with those who have. You
will surely find that the more you cut
off the more you will have. All roses
after they have ceased to bloom should
be cut back, that the strength of the
root may go forming new shoots for
next year. On bushes not seed should
be allowed to mature.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-30

An English writer recommends that
potatoes not only be stored in a dry
place, but wherever practicable they be
exposed from time to time to the fumes
of burning sulpher, This he declares
will retard the progress of disease and
prevent further infection without in any
manner injuring the tubers for food.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-30

Had You, sir" said Henry Erskine to
a dilatory carpenter, ''been there to
build the ark, we should not have had
the flood yet"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-30

"Among the notable physicians of this
country, DR.. r.. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N.
Y, stands .deservedly high. lie has OBJ
tained professional eminenee through strict
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-30

A GENTLEMAN at Lake George, after
waving his handkerchief for half an
hour or more at an unknown lady,
whom he discovered at a distant point
on the shore, was encouraged by warm
response to his signals to approach his
charmer. Imagine his feelings when,
on drawing nearer, he saw that it was
his own dear wife whom he had left at
the hotel but a short time before
"Why. how remarkable we should have
recognized each other at such a dis
tance," exclaimed both in the same
breath and then they changed the
subject.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-30

A YOUNG widow in New Orleans being
asked after her husbands health, an
swered with a soft, quiet smile. "He's
dead, l thank you"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-30

SAYS correspondent SIT is strange
how people visit watering place for
comfort and distress themselves with
new clothes which are too tight or too
loose, or are vexatious to the spirit in
some ways. Garments are source of
torment here, and cause all the scowls
and grumbling. Dressmakers are de-
nounced and tailors cursed. But of all
the woes, those created by new boots
are the worst. Ye gods, how the girls
limp about in their high-heeled tortures
and sigh for those old slippers they did
not bring to relieve their agonized toes
during the breaking-in process. And
the men who carry their boots to the
bath-tub to soak them tender, while
they consume the midnight oil pairing
corns, cutting plasters, and making
buckskin shields - don't they say
naughty words, which can be heard
through partitions and make my match
safe show phosphorus.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-30
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