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INNE ~
LINE OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

ONE OF the above JUSTLY CELEBRATED
u ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS leaves
New York every Thursday and SATURDAY Tor
QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL Fare 10
or from Queenstown or Liverpool:
Cabin So and 90, gold
7 foTIon - - and %, god
Paris -.-...-.........-. 81 and lis, gold
Hamburg. Rotterdam, Ant -
Werpt and H6Tre-. ---....---..-- ~ anu ~ Egtu
E'or ROUND- RIP TICKETS, a kEDUC-
TiON Of so, gold. steerase 70 Queenstown,
I IIverDOol, London, glasgow, Derry, belfaaIi
Car5iff asmburg and Havre. So currency;
retn-n. 50 currency. For passage tickets or
f,-Tfher Information apply TO JOHN 6. DALE,
As' - THOMAS FISHER,
President Emmett Bank Of Memphis, Tenn,
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DIED.

PELL-At Rose Claire, Illinois, Of typhoid
pneumonia, j. b, PELL, in the dfty-seventh
year Of his sge.
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A special dispatch 70 the st. Louis
GJO6e, dated Fort Gibson, l. T. April 2Otb.
says: "This morning twelve men-two
citizens and ten soldiers-a six mule
team and saddle-horse were thrown into
the Grand river by the Upsetting of a
fiatboot while crossing. One citizen
saved themselves by getting on the
bottom Of the boat aud clinging to il
until it reached the Arkansas river.
when they were rescued from il. The
sad accident was caused by the ferry
man attempting 10 slscken one of the
guys, and after doing 50, being unable
10 hold the boat ag ,inst the very rapid
current, bringing it broadside to the cur.
rent and filing st once. None of the
drowned have been found.
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-. nd were scored both. Fourth round,
let IDS made fast drives and were
pOth Oh = first-class shots. Film
cropped o. is made a fast rise and
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of ~ the bar at the grand festival at the
Fxnosition building, May fifth, sixth
and seventh. He will have an abund-
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At LAW
No. rs Madison street,

rs,HE late law firm Of Estes, jackson Ellett
is Dissolved by the withdrawal ana r.
,5l,,ox-aI ~ Mr. Jackson from Memphis. 1he
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COBSETS---WhalebOne COrs

sailing Goods Cheaper than Any Other
Call and Examine. Quick
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InsFPH ROGERs.

NTH plcker-qll ,s in excellent asaTsss oFder-"nA
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Upon reassembling the committee
made the following report:
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April %, 1874.
The undersigned committee appointed
to examine the proxies, and register the
personal stock represented in the pres
ent meeting of stockholders, do hereby
report that the stock representedamounts
to S56, III; represented by proxy, S22,-
545, making total of Sl33, 7I6.
Respectfully submitted,
JNO. ROBERTSON
CHAS. p. CABANE.SS,
unit
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!, Express trains run
T~5fe,l,f trains WfIl
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16
Tape Worm! Tape Worm

Tape Worm removed in from to hours with
harmless vegetable med cine The worm passing
from the system alive No fee asked until the entire
worm. with head pa-ses. Medicine harmless. Can
refer those sfi cted t. the residents Of this city
whom cured At NV Offise can he seen hun
dred- of specimens. measuring from a. la fest
len gth Fif'y per cent. nf eases Of Dyspepsia and
disorg tniZations Of Liver caused by stomach
and other worms existing in the alimentary canal
Worms, disease Of the most dangerous character.
little Understood by the medical u the
present day. Call and see the original aud only
worm DESTROYER. se a for a circu which will
give a ful description and treatment Of all kinds Of
worms. enclo-e cent stamp for return of the
Dr. Z 4. kunkel can tel by seeing the pttieut
whether not, they troubled with worms. AID
by writing and t-lling the symp Oms. &C. the Doctnr
will answer by mail DR. Z +. kU\K l., No. 80
y. NINTH IT, PHILADELPHIA. PA. advice at oitre
by mail. free.) Sea Pin 4.Id Stomach worms
also removed
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

MACHINE FOR ASSERTING POTATOES
This machine consists of long rollers,
a hopper, asserting board and grading
chutes, 80 combined and arranged, that
the potatoes being shoveled into the
hopper at one end and caused to run
along the asserting board and the roll
ers, the small potatoes will escape be-
tween the roller and asserting board,
while the larger ones will be discharged
at the end. The distance between the
-oller CT rollers and the asserting board
increases from the head toward the tail,
and the potatoes escape through the
space, varying in size in the same
measure, SO that they can be separated
into two or more grades by suitable
partitions in receptacles below. The
asserting board is adjustable toward
and from the roller, SO as to change the
grade at will.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

10000 Cures OF PrLEs have been recor-
ded during the past five years by AWAKE
SIS, the happiest discovery in medicine
ever made. No disease i more painful an'i
vexatiOus than Iilcs, and lotions, Ointments
and quack nostrums always make them
worse. ANAKESlS is an infaliible. pain
less. simple permanent cure, acts a n bou-
gee poultice and medicine. The relief from
pain is instantaneous and cure certain. An
Doctors recommend 1t. rrice 81. Sert
free by mail oe receipt Of price. Auakesis
Depot, 46 Walker St, New York.
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Row 1T CPERATS.

rh. ss-ss Of tie Swedish Bittst. rvs t..g y,
ID. srsI place 20 the nerve. OftA.a se-,Iys organ,
ihross hSus Ssstr ssnFs .1tsEI, bus n,.siy 30 IL.
uou Aee add .hs vi,e-rxl tract II svruaiis stu.I
fasstios, nd therefore, rseordss to IN. s.tur. Of
sIi.tiRg Trvg nj >ritss r,msS.. SbsIrsetras aas
r.s-asios. Of sill KIDD. or stop. Di. rhz.
tery. or ether .a4Eoi0ss aisehAfg,, .s1 .1rsi.
B. regulating th. sbdom;saI orga .. .; ssies ss
pend tie soar.hs.saf- tss eoaseTIi IiOs aud u.
,eIoPassI Of the sen,a s.dy-s. s1.di.s St
Esrs iavissIstss tbs sssres sad u .ns' pOssrs
shsr psa. she senses ara Ihs tstsil At n.
trembling of IN. LIMB. tn .sidi-.. II, beralat
s.sss.. .ed pa Of 10. .;sn.sh sGpf i... u. d.
Essti.s fsealsss .Rd ls .s s1s.!i. a. sPay y-s:i.
.sd S.m-dy against ssr,oa. Irnt.Silty. TlsGs-
isscy. Csolis. worms. Dsop.y a. ~ t.s.. d.
tosbis dos.,, IL ,p rates =. .or. .ps-i.aI BAL -
. nils sas pa Eisss usy
ls sosssqasaes - d. Sc GssIi.iss a. tAs s~ssis.
Bistsrs II oss b-sons ems sf Ia. most celebrated
r-Dsdis. sgsia.' s.ss- &c of ths OrS.a. sSs .is.l
In ths .bdon-a. .ad o. asssuons shat bstsl n-z-
hInd In seBssqucnes 81 .sld diss,... razs lie
swedish Biusrs has an.arus $50 rsz "a foi
sariug Liver Complsirts Of isnk standing J.zadis.
DysP,p.i.. Di-ol der. sf sh. spisss Of to. Pa
,rsss ofths Nss4rzie Glssas. aud ais, 4i.sTd,re ~
shs Kdneys Of tia CEinsFy sad ssxuai-Orsaa.
Besides shs4s the s~-ii.s Bitter. ceres these ta
suDersss Esruoa. or e"Gx-ssirs Affection. ,aa
Disease. which oriSia.G- fros said .bdonia,
di-surbAEe-s. .s:-COsSssE;o. Of the Luas.. to,
Bear. .ad 'hs Brains Coaghs a.thu. Hs.Isea.
ssurasias, In d Ger Mt parts sfts body Chlsrosi,
HIts-nAl Hsmori holds .1d Piles, Cos. Drop.,
General Dshilisy, Hypoehoudr.=.a. ael.usho!;.
ks.. ks. fgrs.; o.aes II. s~sdiGk Bi,lsr, Ia
sl.s t.ea ouad ia the s.si aaist Of GasErE sss u.
Isrmittest-fsgss.
Bot this s snly sid, - iis izssgis.h. ys~-rsi
protecting taoss eAo ~se 81 r-gai4riy ngai-s, =
s.tasE.atie asd eD;f.nsie &tssases rb. s<sdias
Bttsrs h.s By loas .xp-risne. IN nsny tA"g.auS
sasss HAi.saiasdis. great rssoS. al s.iEy he nsu
rsliasls
PIgsIRvArIya AND PkoPEfLACrfC Rim
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

A HINT ABOUT LOOKING GLASSES
is fact we'll worth knowing. but which
does not seem to be generally under
stood, that the amalgam Of tin-foil with
mercury, which is spread on glass
plates TO make looking glasses. is very
readily crystalized by actinic solar rays.
A mirror hung where the sun can shine
on it is usually spoiled /; it takes a
granulated appearance familiar to house
keepers, though they may not be &C
quaipted with the cause of the change
In such a state the article is nearly
worthless. the continuity of the surface
is destroyed, and it will not reflect out
lines with any approach to precision.
Care must therefore be exercised in
hanging.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

CHANGE OF SEED.-The american
Agricutturist answers a correspondent,
by saying With all other grain than
corn a change of seed is now and the.
considered advisable. Potatoes are es-
pecially improved BY a change pro
cured from different locality aad soil
But corn has not generally been found
to deteriorate by long planting on the
other hand there are many farmers who
are now planting seed produced from
the corn their fathers planted genera
tion ago. Running out of the corn il
more likely to be the result Of impov
erished soil. and the best method of i'm
provement would probably be crop OF
clover upon the land, to be ploughed
under, or some other substantial ferti
lZer.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

HAsrENrSG THE RIPKNING OF Fruit
Acting upon the principle that renewal
of the earth Immediately surrounding
the roots increase their activity and ac-
CELEBRATES the maturing of all parts Of
the plant, including the fruit, Mr..
Stall removed the earth about an early
pear tree, eight weeks before the nor
NAL period for ripening, for a space of
thirteen to fifteen feet in diameter, and
TO such an extent as to leave a depth of
earth over the roots of only about two
to four inches which could be thorough
ly warmed by the sun. He was sur
prised not only by the ripening of the
fruit in the middle of July, but also by
its superior juciness and flavor. In
another experiment, the removal of the
earth from the north side of a tres
alone caused the fruit on that side to
ripen several days earlier than that on
the south side. Frequent watering
was of course, necessary in the above
experiments.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

IMPROVING SEED WHEAT-Sow none
but the largest and most perfect kernels.
1t has been my practice for the last six
teen or eighteen years TO run my wheat
for seed over q very coarse seed screen,
80 as to SOW none but the very largest
kernels. By so doing L have improved
my wheat SO that have sold nearly all
OF nv aheat at home for seed. But In
1871 hit upon a new plan. l had a
piece of Treadwell wheat that was in
jured by insects in the previous fall and
killed by insects in the winter, so that
there were spots not worth cutting.
After harvest 1 observed few scatter
ing heads of unusual size. 1t occurred
to me that there was wheat that bad
withstood the ravages of the insects
and the rigor of the winter. / gathered
enough to SOW one row square from
which l realized twenty pounds Of
wheat, of unusually large, even berry,
which was at the ratio of over fifty
bushels per acre last harvest had twen-
ty bushels which weighed siIty-six
pounds to the bushsl. 1t is my opinion
that we realize the best crop from the
best and most perfect seed in the vega
table as well as the animal kingdom.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

A VERY fat man. for the purpose of
quizzing his doctor. asked him to pre-
scribe for a complaint. which he de-
clared was sleeping with his mouth
open. Sir" said the doctor, your
disease is incurabIe. Your skin is too
short, so that when you shut your eyes
your mouth opens"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16
4 Mammoth Establishment and
nm EnIerprising Proprietor.

II is hardly necessary for US to call at
tsniion to the who'e page communication
from DIR. r. V. PIERCE, of the Worlds Dr.
pensary, which appears in this issue. as at
least every invalid suffering from Chronic
Disease NUT see and take lively interest
in the sound, common sense ideas therein
set forth. as well as in the indisputab'e evil
dences Of wonderful cures that are given.
Buff 10 has several business establish
ments Of which she may justly feel proud,
but few, if any indeed, that has acquired
such worlI- wide fame anil reputation n
that of DR.. PIsRcE-..The WoIlls Dispen-
sary" This establishment we'll merits its
appellaiion. THE Worlds Dispensary,"
as il is, without doubr, the largest and most
complete of its kind that can he found any
where. and medicines are prepared wi hin
its walls that find n rrady sale in every
quarter of the globe. In fact the foreign
trade forms no small part of the business.
A visit to the shipping departm mt. which
is on the first flonr, gives one a slight idea
of the colossal proportions of the business
there transacted. Here the visitor may see.
as We did, huge piles of boxes being shipped
to wholesale houses in every part Of the
land also TO foreign countries-even China
and Japan contributing to the demand for
these popular medicines. The Doctor has
achieved this immense patronage and de-
mand for his celebrated remedies BY his
great skill as physician, the superior Gu
rstive virtues Of the remedies he has dis
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

"1 DON'T believe II rained forty days
and forty nights" said an unbelieving
boy to his mother. ''and that story
about Noah and his ark, how could
Noah bring all the animals and birds
from the four quarters Of the earth,
and not a railroad or steamboat in the
whole world"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

Pure WATER FOR ANIMALs.-One
reason why epidemics among cattle
hogs, and horses are SO common snd
fatal, is because they de not have pure
water. As the country grows older and
is more extensively settled, the streams
are more likely to be polluted with e1-
crement from decaying organisms and
this taken into the blood of animals il
sure to breed diseased conditions.
Once such epidemics were common
among men, and swept off large pari
of the race. Now, by wise hygiene
most of them are avoided. The cattl,
and horse plague will some day be goi
rid Of by hygiene-never BY any Other
means,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

A ROMANTIC YORK girl thought to
sweet with hay" She stood over a
yellow ,cket's nest as sine swung her
little rake. FIRST jump from the score
eleven feet distance to the house, half
a mile. Time, 200.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

SOME wicked boys placed stuffed
dog on the sidewalk in Burlington.
Iowa, and then told the policeman there
WAS a mad dog around the corner. The
policeman fred away all his ammunition
and while he was getting more the dog
was taken in.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16
Humorous.

A FURIOUS SwErrHEART.-The habit
of hanging mackerrl on nail near the
door to drip broke ~ match on Essex
street Wednesday ni2ht. The couple
got home late in the evening, and.
going around back OF the house, SO as
not t. disturb the folks, trey sat down
on the stoop to think. Daring the
process she leaned her head, in a new
spring hat, against the house and be-
came absorbed in the stars and other
improvements, while he tenderIy eyed
his boots. About half an hour was
spent in this profitable occupation,
when the young man felt something
trickle down his neck. ''Don't weep,
Julis," he softly murmnred. II amt,
she said, surprised. He looked mp and
his eyes rested on an oozy substance
back of her head. Whats that on the
hack of your hat? ?" he cried. She
jumped up at this interrogation, and
iustinc;ively placing her hand on the
back of her head, drew it away again
full of an unplessantly favored slime.
With shrek of rage and passion the
infuriated girl tore the mackerel from
the nail, and trampled it beneath heI
feet, while she snatched of her hat and
tore it in shreds with her livid fingers.
The horror-stricken young man moi
knowing what else to do, jumped the
first fence and disappeared, and hasn't
been seen since.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

A oSE-LEGaED soldier. a Mormon, re
Gently asked Brigham Young to supply.
by miracle, the missing limb but
the apostle, not to be caught, made
this reply: 81 can in an instant pro-
duce new leg in the place of the old
one, but then, you see, if l do, it will
cause great inconvenience to you In
Heaven. for after your exlltafion to
glory the original leg will come back to
the spiritual body; mine also being OF
divine origin, becomes immortal. and
in this case observe how very awkward
a three-legged angel from Utah would
appear among the inhabitants of the
eternal world T.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

A FACETIoUs young American lady
wickedly remarks that the reason the
peculiar equipages seen at watering
places are called dog-carts is that pup-
pies ALWAYS ride in them
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

SOME INTERESTING FAors.-A bushel
of fresh apples, weighing about fifty
pounds, will furnish about seven pounds
Of COOL dried fruit ; OF, if the cores are
not cut out, or the skins removed,
there will be nine dried pounds. There
is Consequently about eightytwo per
cent OF water in the apples, but fruits
generally have about eighty-ive per
cent. Tomatoes have much larger per
centage, SO that one Dushel will dry
down to three pounds. In drying
peaches, the skins and stones being re-
moved. it requires ten fresh bushels 10
make one dried bnshel.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

How TO SroIL RAzoB-The follow
ing very old recipe has been frequently
tried and found wanting. Instead of
sharpening a rrzor it simply ruins it =
"It is said that the simplest method of
sharpening razor is to put it for half
an hour in water to which one-twe ntieth
of its weight of muriatic or sulphuric
acid has been added, then lightly wipe
it off, and after few hours set 1t on a
hone. Then acid here supplies the
place of a.whetstone by corroding the
whole surface uniformly, so that nothing
further than a smooth polish is neces-
sary. The process never Injuries good
blades, while badly hardened ones are
frequently improved by it." The last
clause is decidedly rich. Those who &C
cept this recipe aud spoil thier razors
are cody told that they were bad
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16
soy AaiIsIr
TyPhus. Oriental Pest. Sbip-FeFeJ.
FallOW-Fe
soN Aakl5Tr
ASIATIC CHOLERA.

III. superior pre;sstivs AM ..nsEiv, sir-zs,
he sssdiss Bit'srs against AaiArioa. Fsv-n
Dyssn sry. aad Chcisr,. Yer, most rPpsrssIi,
'-s sd IN the late var, bJ French .sd En-Iss ply
'siaas. Who BY prescribing the san. 10 their r..
'p.s't'. Erops. succeeded Ia reducing th. Hor.it-
tss Of o., dsnis Diseases from Ss I. per scat
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

"MAY it please your honor" said a
New York lawyer. addressing one of the
judges, 81 brought the prisoner from
gaol on habeas corpus. well, said
a fellow in an undertone, who stood in
the rear Of the court, "these lawyers
will say anything. 1 saw the man get
out of cab ut the court door"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

MAMMA" said u llrtle girl, "what's
the meaning of Il book being printed in
l2mo p why, my dear" replied the
mother. at means that the book will be
published in twelve months"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16
DIRECTIONS

a. All p-r-oas vso hs.. {. p.rscrs tee. AZ.
s.ra labor and ~hil. doing u ar. S;iss -Tp.s.d ss
'addsa shshg-. VI temper ,turs or tn. drah . .if.
Or obacIicos austs. smsils or ,.pots -aoaId 40.
fsii 70 as. the Swedish Bltt-r. "a = t-~ aroy. Of
u, sided to their drRs are .1nei.oI 10 pr-.rv.
tsssa In ta-asiH.bi. ss.Iih aud .isor Tho.. vi.
are aseussOnsd To drtas is- varer aaray n. San
ner, should ss.s- emit .. al. .ou. s-s si.A s,s
ssrstoiL
- P.rsoas ki.ss - ssd.at,ry M. Should -.
the s-sfi.h Biu.rs gill aeaIr, Ia. th. bss .,
'sei, Of thsir want Of Isreiss pea ar ,,s res,
sA-D Ia good h-Alih aHd good .piriI.
~ To the Ladie. The s~sdish sit:.. ..n
especially be recommended Be.u.. "a. u.. 60.
tributes DOsi sssertialIy to pre- regularity
sfthe Physiological funetioa.. P-eun,r TO tb. deli
cate fsunis soastitutiOs and II a. proves az =
fsetusi barrier agsiusi tho.. tsn7m-r.bIs S.rro1s
and Blood Diseases. which aov-,d.y, h.v. sro..
.e fr.qusns as 10 b. G.E.a BY sssy for Kv..a.tur.
InA. it,nss
80 But th. s-sd'-A Bi,t.rs da.s a,s ., y..sar.
good health, II also sf-eis the full asv.Iopn.a, of
the fsna. body .od Of it. hs.sIy By p.rf..t forms
.0d tas sOmpl-etos .ns soISr
Tim, the sSedisa Bis,-r. Aas s...a. ... Of II.
Lf,s; aud nosI sasisst
COSh FTIC AND TOILET ARTICLES
" ~ ~ ''a' A'"'@N
FOr them h pr,.re- b.n-sei. 10 various -sy.
Z. sf~~er. zh.Stb-i' s'liins r-qsr-. Ib-s
sfssa ~udnr. he i0T-as. heat .f the saa per-
Prmins hard -ors, the, .r. Induced to b set
.usaei-nEiy canton, 10 ..n.fyta. their sura.sr
thirst - water or in -~tius fruit not yet P- ~
rha. ., mag P-opl. ar, very hsbls Ger from
'aH -trO>s. Fe''r. Dyss''sry, chol-r,. Se. ss
The regular a,s"f N swedish Si''sr' H.s.-iAass
asas.rou. i1sa' nee. al s.rut &c
In Winter. duraE 'h- tim. - 's'i, H'ssy .oss,ry
ps"pls trying to iads"nify th.mss.'.. for pa.
-
'' 'A' ."
- .,-,..,..,
-.
Tb. rae: " B. raod-ra.s d. all ys. al .r..,
.r 10. Is strictly 70 Be sssss,sa
'A'" l" 'onH ." n'IoH 6'l hh.S
,
'N'N 'a' re
y
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

WHY is a son who objects to his
mothers second marriage like an ex-
hausted pedestrian? Because he cant t
ego" step father.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-16

HowA SURGICAL Discovery WAS MADE
AccIpENIALLY-The 4Ertzliche Hans.
fre,nd is responsible for the following
account of the cruel misdeeds of a
brutal woman leading to the discovery
of an important method of performing
painless surgical operations A wicked
stepmother placed q net upon the head
of her eleven year old stepdsughter.
and compelled her to wear it for two
weeks continuously. On the 5th of
March, 1872, the girl suff-ring with
headache, wos brought to the clinic of
Professor DR.. Dittel. DR.. Dittel made
a careful examination of the head and
found a deep furrow plowed into the
head. at the bottom of which WAS the
elastic cord of the net covered with
little carbuncles. The poor girl died
of Inflammation of the cerebral mem
brane, and upon dissection it was found
that not only the pericranium but also
even the skull bones were cut through
as If With a sharp saw. This proved
what power is exerted by elastic cords.
and since then DIR. Dittel has employed
them for cutting off tissues and remOv-
ing swellings and tumOrs. By this
gentle means the patient does not lose
a drop of blood, suffers scarcely any
pain, has no fever, and soon gets we'll
This method seems to have a great
future in store for it. Many patients
are so Mortified by the sight of the
dreadful knife that the Gate of their
recovery is postponed by it, even if
they do not faint quite away.