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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-16
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harty or LdN f.onene;-n IL pest 70
piahe as ANY As possloiS VI " ueiea 7
III Ill: .oIA as Lons .s cAn pe sAreis oohe
ihis - q quesl'on III "hich AL FARMERS
are ih'eresUeu, anu W "nicl each year
tney are praclicaly oohgea 70 reply.
mic .nere are nany adVCates ior
eAen 1i tnese eA,,eme:, 1 tnInH Ihere Is
goiaeh mean "hlcn VIII iead 70
HNch Detoer results. Lither OF the ex-
tremes are open 70 grave op)ections,
"hieh uo not ne against a uihe nan WAY
oetween- IL Is true, a. the aa'ocates Oh
Early pian,ihg clalni, 'hat II 'he seed Is
20. Inoo the grouhu very early, the
Mork is uohe anu OUT Oh Ine way Oh otner
.nihgs "nlcn tnen need attehtlon. but
tne oClections 70 TINS course are that tne
slounu anu mea.nei are 50 soil carry IN
IN .he season tilat ,he SEED elther rols IN
ing up; often falls prey to wire worms I;
the plants, if any appear, are tender and
grow very slowly, while the weeds,
which are more hardy, at once 90 in
and possess the land. Late planting is
not open to these objections, but it is
open to some which are quite serious.
IL the season is backward, and the plant
ing is put off as late as possible, the
plants are not large enough to be hoed
more than once before haying time, and
there is danger that the crop will not be
fully matured before the autumn frosts.
l think the best way is to begin the
preparation of the land quite early ,plOw
and get it nearly fitted to receive the
feed. Keep plowing and fitting, but do
not put in the seed until both ground
and weather are warm. Then go over
the land with harrow, in order to de-
stroy the weeds which have started up
and also to make fine bed for the seed,
and do the planting as soon as possible.
Then the crop will get as good a start as
the weeds, grow rapidly, be ready for
the second or third hoeing before the
time for getting hay, and have abundant
time in which to get perfectly ripe
Country Gentleman,
Rdtst'g Onl0ns FROM Seed.-John r.
hlchael says: nave raised nicer
onions from tne seed than L ever saw
raised from the sets: L nave raised
'heih from the seeu vi lhe ne" grant
variety SO large Iila' tIies were over Iour
ihches IN uiahleoer, reSaru the IAN
,,' nsrs yeilo" as the Dest lhat ever tried
me Inc Dest srouhu IS "here IL mas Deen
lidiea Ior re" seasons, anu Tree IRON
o" kihus oi grass anu "eeu seeus. IL
sh1uiu We rIci, lnei,o"' anu iot ih4Iinea
10 become haru ii ury weather shouiu
SET IN; IN preparing your srouiid, prov
as early IN the spring as the sou VIII 90
10 "orh III; ocatIer over the pio"eu
ground weh-rotUeu manure 10 the ueptn
oi an men Ihen harroW your GROUND
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-16

A Sudden Stop.-Some Of the company
spoke of the excellence of the honey,
whereupOn the head of the house, who
stands in reputed dread of his wife,
feelingly observed:
''HOney is the most delicious of delica-
cies. 1t is the nectar of beautiful flow
ers, slipped from the brilliant petals by
the never-tiring bee, and moulded into a
glory that would tempt the God Of
"Ephraim," eDunciated his wife, with
stern sOlemnity, shave you been drink
ing again?" Ephraim groaned.-Dan-
bury Nees.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-16

A ,eoman was trying to brush some
cob webs down from the ceiling the
other day, when her husband came in.
Snow, Matilda" said he, "you know
you can't brush them cob webs down As
well as l can. You should call me
when you wish anything Of that sort
done. Give me the broom now, and
will give you a lesson on cob web sweep
ing. So saying, he seized the broom,
mounted a chair and went for the cob
webs. But it all ended i'm three broken
panes of glass, fall over the wood box
and a sprained back.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-16

The st. Louis Globe man who write
about fires thus discOurses of a cOnfia
grafton in a milliner's shop: "The
flames crowded through the door and
started in for fun. They tried on spring
hats and jumped upon the chairs and
tables to admire themselves in the mir
rors, Then they dashed hither and
thither among the laees and embrOideries
feeding on ostrich feathers till they be-
came bloated, and then trampled the
ruches under foot and stamped the
beauties from out the flowers until, in
all the wreck of matter, they were left
the only bright things"
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stand. shows the wonderful simplicity 81 ne .
Lyon Sewing Mach inc The
"CONOUEREIs." Mr.. Lyon, the In,
ventor, was for many years the Pre- >idcnt anu
Manager of the FINKLE x Lyon :. NJ Co.,
and hence enjoyed the largest Facility Tor the
study of the SEWING MACHINE ART, and H.
adaptation TO every variety of sewing niahn'
factarc both in the FAMILY and in the SHOP;
and the Invention proves great success. IL
/ has overcome the foW radical dJeriS OF Shut
tie Machines, viz:
/ l,,.-WANT o. SPACE under the ARM-noi
room enough to pass the work through.
! 2d.-Want of durabllity-too much Eric
TIUY.
3d-Tuo HEAVY RUNNING-tlre> the opera
tor.
ith-Too much JAR and noise.
No other Shuttle Machine has ever, sue
ccssfuly, overcome these rom Gfcdt Detc'fs
Some Machines have overcome one defect
and some another, 'lput no one Machine mas
ever before overcome them all. Hence we
know the machine HONESTLY eXcels any
thing we have to contend with IN the nIarEel,
and does this so obviously as to cut short all
debate on the subject
We realize that these are ST0Hg .1ss"F""''S
but we offer them without the least m,Slv'
We. therefore. offer the machine upon ~
own merits, and if it does no, prove s;tiSiac
tory. it can be returned any time within o'
DAYS and money refunded.
Our LIsTpRICEs will be the same aS othe
First Class Machines, but in neshborh"od
where we have no .4gcnf, special induce
ments will be offered. Each Machine Is sup
piled. without extra charge, with Hemmei
Gutter Guagc Screw, Screw Driver, II
Bobbins One Dozen Needles Oil Can file
with Oil. Belt and Instruction Book.
For the accommodation Of those who hav
the Finkle Il Lyon Machine, we shall keep
simply of the PARTS and FINDINGS fc
the F & l. Machine, and shall duly attend
lie all repairs.
nr n. We shall appoint AGENTS wit
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ducements we otlor and the intrinsic merits
the machine For further particulars, addre
Lyon Sewing Machine Co.,
20 East 18th St, New York City
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FRrcxLys-THEIR CUEE.-What shall
voupu and otherwise han,esome lady do to
get rid of freckles on the skin Answer
Freckles are not easily washed ont OF those
who have Aorid coinple:i and are much
IN the sunshine but the foqowing washes are
no, only harmless, but very much the best OF
any we know Craze horse-radish fine, let
IL stand few hours IN buttermilk, then
strain aud use the wash night and morning
Or squeeze the Juice ola lsmon into hall
goblet of water and use the same way Most
of the remedies for freckie::' are poisonous anu
cannot be used with safety. Freckles indi-
cate defective digestion, and consist IN de-
ppsits of some carbonaceoDs or fatty matter
benea,h the scurf skin. The diet should he
of a nature that the bowels and kidneys will
do their duty. Daily bathing with much
friction should not he neglected. and the lur
kish bath taken occasionally fit is conven
ient-Hraid Of Heaith.
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NOR SALE: Three valuable tracts of
land. near Girard, Louisiana.
The undersigned has procured the agency
C,r tho s,Ie of three tracts of good wood land
near Girard. One place with 100 acres, two
other places 100 acres each; one mIle' one
and half and two and half. from Olrard'
The TO tract will be sold for s},25 per acre
for cash; the other at $500 per acre on one
.wo and three years, note with mortgage re
tanned. For further particulars, apply TO
WILEY 7. MANGHAM,
Feb. It'll, If. Rayvilie, La.
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PADDY TO THE FRoyr AGAIS.-An Irish
man had sold his farm, and moved all his
personal property to one adjoining, which he
had purchased.
He claimed that stable manure was per.
sonal property and not real estate, and COM
mencei moving the samoa lawsuit ensued'
and the court declared against him.
His final remarks to the Judge, after the
Jury had found verdict against him, were
rs follows:
.Mr Judge, horse anil COW are per
sonal property
-Ycs," answerstlsfhe Judge.
"Mr. Judge, corn, oats, hay, etc, are per
sonal propcrtyw
YES responds the Ju2ge.
Then says Pat, @How in the divil can per
sonal properly eat personal properly -sa,.
produce real estate F-Erehamge.
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Er. ]. Walkers California Vim

rrar HittprS arc a purely Vegetable
nrrparation. made chiefly from the ma
live herbs found on the lower ranges q
the Sierra Nevada mountains OF Callior1
MA, the medicinal properties OF whlc|
aro extracted thcrctrom without the ui
of Alcohol. The question Is almoi
daily asked. "What is the cause of III
UNPARALLELED success Of VINEGAR BI
TrRs2" Our answer is, that they reno
the cause of disease, and the patient +
covers his health. They are the gre
blood purifier and life giving prnclp
n peyiect Renovation and lnvlgorat
of the system. Never before in t
history of the world has q medicine bf
COMPOUNDED possessing the remarka
qualities of VINEGAR BlTTERS in healing
sick of every disease man Is heir to. Ti
are a gentle Purgativc as well as ToA
relieving Congestion or Inflammation
the Liver and visceral Organs, i'll Bill
Diseases.
The properties of DIR. VALE
VINEGAR BITrERS are Apcrent. plap9tic
Carminative. Nutritious. Laxative. terra
Seda,ivc. Countcr-lrritant, Sudorlhc
tive, and Anti Bilious.
X. Il. -solI. - III CALIFORNIA
Dr7I -,-ists antlticu. \ ,tS.. san France. y. Y.
and cor of Washington and Charit'alerss
| Sold by all Druggists an
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PSF.
A SEA O.

~>~--s<>s-s~~ .ak'SE.
A SEA ~
ear at rbb;
t,,,h ,r,e,and Pam today;
m, sen is,Ssamcr web
m, slv ~, and pearl, and gray.
y" ssSer rock and boat;
=. cath on the tremendous blue,
nc the dim sails lie aiipat,
Or, unawarc. slip from view.
They vrrt to the rosy ray;
They du.k tG the violet shade
Like thought they fit away;
Like foolish hope they Fade.
But listen, a sudden pla-h
\ ship is lfravims IN -iIut
With sir aud roisy dash
OF the salt foam, scetlrng winnie
Tor.urimed and weather stained,
The sailor, shout from her deck
N,unbr of the sky blnc-vcned,
Or the dreamy waves they reck.
And the sun.bnrn, girl who stands
Where, her feet ou the wet smack elip'
Eyes shaded with li,hc, brown hands,
She sees but the coming ship.
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The Home College.

for the North and the South.
Sectional Prejndicts must be destroyed, or
true National Patriotism ~H
cease 10 crist
There is no way so effective as the bring
ing together the noble youths from all sect'ons.S
and have a, heat the making thesn tfrvoted
friends in College days.
No: l.-Scholarsbips, Male and Female.
Wishing to extend to great number oil
students ,he:.privilege of attending Neophogen
Colleae. and enable those in limited ciicum-
stances to acquire an education, the Managers
| of Neopbopen College have determined to
sell one thousand scholarships in this College,
a, the sum of one hundred dollars each, and
tbo, when one thousand are sold, each pnr-
chaser shall forever thereafter have the night
10 send student to tins College free OF all
tuition fees. -.
All who wish to avail themselves of this
arrangement of aid in this cause are reGues.
,ed IN transmit to J. NJ. Walton, Gallatin,
Tenn. bond for Scholarships, rs folowsS
For and in consideration of one Scholar
shin a, Neopho gen College, which guarantees
~ the purchaser forever thereafter the right to
send one student to Neophogen College nee OF
all tuti,n fees, the undersigned promises and
kinds himself, his heirs, executors and AIT
illustrators, to pay TO the Treasurer of SAY
College one hundred dollars, To be paid Sc
soon as one thousand Scholarships have beef
sold, and the undersigned has been notified
of same, and the same TO bear interest iron
time Of notice being given until paid, at 81
; per cent. The RICH, Of said Scholarship vest
= when the one hundred dollars are paid, AM
to continue forever.
!. hereby bind myself, my heirs, ETC., 10 fly
: fill this obligation.
!. As witness my hand and seal, this-tla
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NEOPIIOGEN
MALE&FEMALE COLLEGE,
GaIlatin, Tennessee,
Oy,be orisralc y Noshrdic Edii,o'd an" al
the Junction If the C"mtn td"dg ONO
Rniiroad.
26 Miles from Nashville.
26 Miles from Nashville,
7p-sI(Y T3 lAG A56siNtfg & aA&


The school i in Jne of the richest and mn-'
charming agricultural counties IN America, III
,hr hear of the famous Blur-@ra-S country oil
Sumner county. Tenn, a lovely valley, Tying
br,wc,na f,u.c # the Cumberland noun
r,,ns and the Cumberland nver. III Il beautiful
Lutte civ uf vines and flowers, r"ntai"n'@
3.5Jn inhabitants, distinguished l"r lntt''l-
renee aud refinement. hospitality aud gene
,osiry This place was selected alter canvas,
sing the advantages and Inducements "i'''c"
"A, all the most noted point, IN the country.
Sixteen Members Of the Faculty,
A number nf whom have the highest Ih'uonal
rrpuIatun, both as teachers and au'iiorH' an"
will be Increased 10 twenty-five the next
! acaHemc year.
! The Five Schoo, of the College Course
|. school al ilnmanites.
/ , Ancient Language.
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ma The Alsxansisia (va) Sentincl, under the
~ fsrTo Asaseis Man in Virginia
odey. = Pslsuhpsg at
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1000 Asst' All :" ,G ns TO %s s For
particulars apply at this Office. IT,
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.IMemphis Appeal
There Will be NJ. Division.

Tic Radicals. have fa,iercd themselves
into t,,e belief that the Democratic party Is
divide. on the currency qnrs-
,on. This is great ami take. Ii is true
different Stats have expressed different
views on this question but The enemies oil
the present Administration. regard the deieat
uS,Radicalism as o. more Importance 'han
nnvnarricular policy as TO Ahe currency qnes-
ton. Cassius NJ Clay sai2: 81 am against
;,ga,at;on. but still more against Graniisn'
Ishoald AardIy haze furHod Tory lHo De-
cause Of rskiiaenial money" In an interview
with a rev,>rter of the New York lnb"ne'
George f.. h,gh, of Ohio, said he had always
beeu an ayoSsed hard-money man, AMI was
working with We infatonists on The pT,ncl-
ME, aAny,hing 3D. Grant and the kad'-
Gals" Mr.. Pugh rcp(>hsaIy asserted during
bis interview that salth0 he had always
been hard money man the most pro
,,onnced description, and friend oil Tree
trade, absolutely, he consise1 1t oil greater
importance at present 10 nsa1 the election
of Gen. Garnt to third .en0f lmPoss,-
biIi,y, than to work earnessly ~ lard money
The u,terances of these tw,o peoA,nent men
are significant. They sfsSw shas tue.-ooRosl
lion 10 Radicalism cannot be divided
currency question. The Appeal Is whls4
to trust the National Convkn,ion on th's, a.
on all other issues. The greatest OF all .
reform; the restoration Of the government
back to the simplicity of the earlier days
the republic the placing of statesmen AT IN
head of our national afairs, TO put stop
the stealing that is going oh-,his is the /, 'as
bcfoIe the Democracy.
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ONE Halfintere>l in large body Of land,
~ but will be sold IN lois to S"' purchasers
For particulars apply at tins oi'lce' IT,
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SHEpHERD COLLEGE
SHEPHERDSTOWN, WEST VIRGINIA.

rE7HE next animal session Of this school will be-
gin SEPTEMBER 9th, 1873, under a fall
corps OF Instructors.
The Trustees most fully recommend it to the
public "a an institution, in which both sexes arc
efficiently taught and thoroughly instructed in
English Branches, Mathematics Ancient and
Modern Languages. The most improved text
books and methods Of instruction are adopted and
tho students are trained to make use Of and put
into practice the knowledge they acquire as they
advance In their course.
The students are divided into classes and every
facility afforded lor obtaining a good education.
The State Normal Department will be continued
as heretofore.
TEEMS.-Yery moderate.
All enquiries and communications should be ad-
dressed 90 Prof. Joseph HcHurran. Principal.
G. VI. BELTZHoOYER,
Secretary Board Of Trustees.
july 3. ls7j-2m.
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Fairfax Hall,
REy. SlLt. BILLINGS AND DAUsHrERs.
Winchester, Virginia.

REy. SlLi. BILLINGS AND DAUsHrERs.
FE'illS Institution Of learning for Young Ladies
1 j.. located in Winchester, Virginia, city re-
putcd for It's healthfulness good order and refined
society. The school buildings were especially ar
ranged for q Female Seminary, and are in excel
lent repair and afford ample apartments for all
the purposes of the institution, all Of which are
furnished in a manner essential 10 comfort and
neatnoss. The corps Of Instructors is full and
competent.
The first session OF the year ls7j-'7G opens on
Wednesday. September S, 1875, and continues
twenty weeks. The second session begins Jan'y
10Th, and ends June 18th, 1876. For information
as % Terms Course Of Study, System Of Teaching,
and various matters Of interest, see Catalogue.
LulN 3. Is1h-2n.
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Peabody Insurance Company.

0fEJCE PEAroDY Insurance Co..
WHEEr-S5, W. Va, April ,. 1875.
The Charter Of the Fire and Marine Insurance
Company of Wheeling expired April Ist. lS75.
and It's uneXprdd fire busnesshos been reiusured bv
the Peabody Insurance Company of Wheeling. ".
Va, as shown by the Resolution and Certificate
annexed hereto. All claims for loss or damage
that NAV occur after y o'clock NJ April lst 1875.
under any dge policy issued by the Fire and Marine
Insurance Company, and in force. will be adjusted
and settled by the Peabody Insurance Com,auv
J. Y. l.. RODGERS,
Secretary.
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Boot and shoe Making.
REPAIRING, sc.

TINE undersigned has removed his Shop 10 the
building on the corner Of Main and Samuel
streets-three doors West Of the Presbyterian
Church. The character Of the work done by TIE
subscriber is we'll known and appreciated by the
citizens Of Charlesown and vicinity. IL Is hardly
necessary to add tha, he will endeayor to sustain
bis reputation as 4 reliable workman, and will eN-
ecute promptly and at reasonable rates all orders
given him-eitheF for New work or Repairing.
JOHN AVIS of VIM.