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SpttnI Nolltt,
An OFFER TO cmAmnrumA,D..


II used to he the boast Of founder Of the New Yort
Herald that bis main dependence vas on the chamber.
maids and washerwomen aud that AZ long as they con-
tnncd TO send him their Advertisements nobody else
could destroy his business The income OF his sue.
cesor In great part derived from thc same sources has
recently been publicly TO amount to rly three
quarters Of a million OF dollars year
Fortunately rooG thing has happened to the cham
heunaids and washcrwomcn, by winch an opportunity
isanorded them In these hard times % save hrrhither
10 heavy contribution TO thii enormous income They
have only TO defer their advert isemcnts ti SUNDAY and
then instead OF inserting them IN tho Herald 10 nut
them in the Telegram, which issued from the same
Office and which generously offers TO publish their adj
refreshments for nothing.
Besides saving the expense Of Advertising the cham
bernsids ana washerwOmen will IN this way get their
wants inserted In paper Of mucn larger circulation
The TELEGRAM sold for one-half the price Of the Her
aid, and Of course more people will buy it, How many
persons going to be fools enough pay four cents
for paper when they get better one issued from
nounced from ths Herald onics that tne Telegram al
ready has circulation Of 100000 copies more
than the Herald can bopt OF.
The Telegram, besides having the same points OF r.
cellcnce az the Herald abOunds spirited ustrattonS
which, Of them elves must keep is sale shove thai
Of The herald We therefore cordially urge all persons
who have hitherto advertised their the Herald
As well such too to hem In The sun,
TO get them pat into the sunday Telegram nothing
10 doing this actuacd by double motive nrsL
TO aid the chamb 'rmai Is and wAsherw and SEQ
ondy. TO give the sunday Telegram
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Business Ectltcs.

You VIII hnd Nns WrSsIov' IS solrfuso G rt'r an
invaluable frlcn u cures 1ysrutcry gud dia.rlat,
republics The stomach apu uONrls, cutti NiIt tut,
tufte the gum, r'luc inflammation, ant vrs tone
stance where ts infautH sun rIn- IRON nsli and ,N
hauHilon, rDct VIII ht found n nftoFu twenty
ut- sitter tue 500 nm syr1I has Dttn administered.
DO not iHll 10 prVcur, II
Prepare. Inc ice hug suegosts uIc r,cc.sia of
suits "A uis toist .ou- atrutou-. e. NNGA'~. ~
lr adWa}, iiA 'tua way orHf ils litu .lur ~ tl
tani-hu hi Nl" b. % uHrnInrctf .., ~ lt..tF
us1rd "cnu,m .ns Col srs ami tut-, AZ very MOI.
crate prices.
COnsumpIi1n, Nrnh lHngs. DS spepsia. Gcu-
trAl Doom y, ana Ne fuer- ntuffuiF tIrri
tdEsitl's ~ 70, uO-P.l tE or ll,fE' $50
sODA.f 81 aud - ncr hottie. frenarrl ouly bY W.
thtSlrh co. On mist 81 iona $50, 500 Yors.
70 d % al druggists.
"~trongest Linimcnt IN MARKET" "HRONN'S
not ~EubLp Pan AttA " lur lu rrutl amt o., .tritI
USE. cures R1cunlti ~, coAr, Colts, spr.4,, And
Bruises
Edwards POcic' Tooihn.he Drop. 10 rI'
inlIIC ri.u
EDWARDS IS CO., .iJ broadway y. :,
Commissions In ciilirtnnrc itipu4>ihir where
1AEttH ttkfuNe iorut a. 10 uer. 80 ".lls
Euwurc cured by Dr Nnr>l, Pun,ipnl Of
la,t Mal-n 4 ,t- Nc-ty To- A'.ur huInr.
nr LNon'- roath Tablets,
A-A your dentist about lhen.
Nistnr's Hulsam ot Niid Cherry cures
Coush-, 'Ud- ann lioaltcuos 90 cen iuu 81
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A Dlsn.lrnn- Eirc.


NELRoeF, Mass, Nov. 3).-lietween and
o'cioc, ms morning hre started in Concert Han
hlocE, and rapidly spread to Boardman's block, and
~ wooden block OF stores on Essex street, COZ
sung al 81 tn NJ and the contents ~ I'VE Htorra, Two
q 10 runn- hl.Iird hal, corrcit NALL So. Iuo loss
rtma az $1,000, anu the suranCe a. ABOUT uuC-
L.
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The Woman Hurvlnr's Fntc.

MuFoRD, Pa., Nov. 30--.lhe remains found
anon. the ruins IT Mr.. GarrIson's barn, N J. anon
township Pike county. Pa, winch was str yod rs
ure Tue d.y night last believed 10 De those OF
l,arr,s .frwaft, t,mlt notion uttdlgr VINO Wus re-.
Gently lodged u -truuAsuu =, Pa, jail for shooting at
ail sittup lnR 10 roo q. N / h'niDd James sitn,
uh4 rtt hrc 10 the tOuI House ON FRIDAY ni no
mo ION INST, aud maze her escape by jumping iiom
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NEW NOnK. tn. sdav, Nov. 3D.--rhere were
DO iltsl nIn-s OF braves M nothing log IA beet
crfr. tn" dressed nrHi market was trhe nrinrr nt
81 ln'4'. ? for nlDon TO good naive side, Aud 49,
SiaD. n Tor Texan.
& cent, Of sheep sud lamos were ~ car loads or
LOO uf1d ana fhrm rect VAS quiet lt Hf Nr.far.
dd''s prices, or pe1triec. = n. for common to PRIME
sleep. an. 80 eilp' .. for LAMBS
GENTS ui hogs were - ca Dad. 37 head. 10
udtt. SO tnir ono hogs. 2nU rs aver tor cul.
ms ION salesman, (which were sold alive Al 7Asc
dressed hos were nr4ier 90 H't epiic = n.
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OTTAWA, Nov. I-lhe sentences OF death
passed. a. Dr. Davis and his wife, for the murd n
Jane y ughln Cumour. nv malnrac' CO, have been
G fulnu I'd 40 imprisonment for iIr 10 Diuer 0i tho hd
they We f4rn..ned IN acquiring tho c1nvcuou OF the
hDlaCll Of Mlsa [, lllur.
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OTTAWA, Now -rne Commissioner Of
- heues reports that thIrl-nye nrFe shAres were
cau.nt near the mouth OF me lguaW river last week.
luty cha ed tcn 0l ~ nOrpo-Hs t' tit nets al De-
cAl-c pl.onerh MlLn So -een nornu-r-.
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PROGRESS OF THE SCARE.
WHAT SOME OF THE WEAKEsT SAY
INGS BANKS IRE DOING.

Bowery Institution Bc.ieRcd Tho Pressure
tpnn the Eighth Avenue Concerns The
Third Avenue Banks that are InsOIvent.
The Mechanics and Traders Savings
Bank, at $50 Bowcry, was bcsicged Yesterday by
dcpositots who werc anxious to withdraw their
money The payments were made very deiib-
erately. The reporter timed tho settlement OF
one account, app rcntls a sma on. It wv az
teen minutes. MIR. \. y. Conkhn. tho President,
when q. Acd whc her tho b NIX would rcp.iir"
six,v days' notice, replied ave will put no tho
sixty days notre or not. just ~ we please" The
nrurcs concerning this bank, published IN TIM
SiN Of Tuesday. were taken from formal re-
port signed ny 4. r. Conlslin, President, and
Horny &. Fisher. Secretary, = report that Was
prepared In January last. and presented 10 tho
Legislature IN March. That report IS 40 follows 4:
Rr-orrcrs roufe and rog, saFcs...... t5ctGj0 90
stock Investments, VIA
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tEo' fhiEs-kio coffee was again IN acuyc request
tud dec dfG rrm; the sales D 40 Blltiwure, aud
" orleans aggregate 1881 bag. all within the an.
neNcd ranEe. In mild CRATES there talc OF 5000
BAGS Narac do at 10 2tc Rice sstrAdy in SAFES
~ 80 bags ktugovn. IN Oond. az - ~ GOLD = 100
~ hoasses vas unchanged. 18th salcs of 80 hhds
lrrio kco Al tD8 L., end no hhls new crop New
o. leans a, t5s63c Raw sugars were yer, nru though
rather qu' salcs OF loo hhds ana 800 bag AZ
s-lOt tor Cuua an p'lc for Centrifugal. Re.
rncd STEADY snf fairly active. W. quote:
Cohec Java, 26G2Sc.. MarAcaibo 10aelc ana
$40, $50" 2laic. gold. Rcc-HsuEoon. 70 Page,
god. ~ hons, ana H4cr cutrencv, DUTY naidi caro-.
ma, "a iecs l. ulsi na. new crop, t.ss &C. Muln--or
tuba au-c. v'do. 10a;o'. Cuoa clayei. 3od3ec
Porto coo $50 Doe; New % leans, trop. 3D.. f'lc
slrais-fsir 20 good refining Cuba. So Sasc.i
grurery A.. Nvasisc centrifugal Siefpi &C.. refined
llWell' flr hard. lpv lose Tor sOu NHitc. ana s
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CUTiiRFRT. TnRro,

CUTUBFRr IN RrookNn, NOy &c. William Cu,hbort
Notice IT flucril .rClit,r
FllItlttALJ. Jalr, wife Of MlIls Fltagtrald. IN
The alih year Of her ag.
IhrrtlAtNos and friends are invited o. attend the IN
aay, AL T.. N.
HAla.i.-0n toe evening VI Nov. 90 after long snd
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WAsHiNG1uN, Nov. 30.-it - reported on rood
autunty that tine ret rnt han trnuerrd the uOai-
tou.of ,uunsaluu, Of Indian Aitrs To CN Congress
man " llnan A, UrHOn Of ONO.
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Cannot exist where Quirk's lfish lea is used.
suiu W druggists az &5o Der pac"ase. tue,
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Deathbcd scene, and Wing m state Of Vice
Prntucnt N -on. purtrAi, ~ t.r ate W. lam H. AslQr,
ami numerous other BE- utltul pictures Illustrating the
ttents VI Tho We,k, IA fnDk IL 8hts Illustrated AeuS
lJbI, puuI he'd TODAY iir.
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m1tgulsrg

WAN rkD- small se'ond Ind hsirsulc rr, ,.l
W -N 'd fI"r Ir.-.iNs uy Il1n- 900 tIs o.. tr
Ai.nss mo mas rittCE, II West Brondasy
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SUpHEME CouIu CHANNELS. Nos. 30, a. i,
e. no. 90, o.. o., ~, ~ la, 1885, ga H2 &a|, 2Ss'
~, -h0, 3Oi, .l3, -fS, 2,0.
stPllME toULr l.rt II. Same calendar
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ANY one can SEQ at "A glance int Pomeroy's
Elastic s- the beat Price n. IA Broad Hay -1do'
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There T. n great rus h al JOhnston's, 269 Grand
street. Tor heavy undrrsuirts aud drawers winter
wear, at low pTlses, Don't ial 20 ace theul.-4dp.
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The larlest ass ,rtmrnt amt lowest prlces for
furniture. carpets md ugddilg al A. VI. 90" perulWaltb,
| ID ana Ib1 ChiinIln ill., ifN.
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sILvER-PLATED TABLE WARE

SILNEK-FIATED TADLE WAIVE
MANUFACTURED ny THE
hERinES BEllANNtA COMPANY
$50 BROADWAY. NEW YORK
The hesi Piated SPOONS aad FORKS arc thos- sill
VENTILATED HEAVIEST on the parts most exposed
20 wear and airing the Trademark
1877. ROGERS BIOS, XII.
H.B--Thr grest improvements applied alike 20 each
grade OF Pste, Al, 8, ana II ordered rhe Pro-
cess and Machinery Tor manufacturing these lOds
Patented.
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MARINE INrELLIGEYcE.


sun rises %, ~ul r'.s 4 80 Ntun eta. IS
uiNU 80 srEA--IIIts my
SANDY look. % Gov, lslsad.l0 a Hell lae. ~ NJ
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Arrived TUESDAY, Nov. 70.
Steamship George Washington Sew Orlcans Iad-e
ana pass
Steamship city of Atlanta Charleston tilsc and pas
\ sutH. h'lArN r ni cJl.ty4t. ysts'h
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Royal HAVANA LOTTERY
$50 on distributed ever nftc-n days Mex draw
.nc Dec. .. fflrs rastci, orders ed. inform IfiOa
furnished. nighcst prres psid To- spanish bis. co.,
ernu ats. &c. TAYLOR CO Banes--.
~ VA. 81, NrN YORK.
DR. MANFRED. SPECIALIST II NER,
vous u. Sc, htu ne. pags!iss, nervous deafness
onicv ~ East Hh ST., New YORK.
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FINfNcIfL Avn COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, Nov. SOP. M.-The Wall
street markets reflected more excitement and
ACTIVITY than noted for many weeks The do
cisiou Of the Supreme Cour, In the Union Pacific
Railroad suit gave 10 this STOCK further up
ward turn Of II Z cent. to So, though It subse-
quentN broke to 50, tut closed strong al SIS.
1he transactions were not large, but frosh con-
fdence In future prices was noted. Pacific
Mail was, however, the most active feature OF
The list. but after advancing 4 cent to -, fell
"a TO lo7., though rallylng to AZ. In the final
trade. Lake Snore was all cons picuous through
out tie day but more especially after Il o'clock,
when It dropped from a.. to je3., though it rose
later to co.,, and closed at co.,. The cause OF
the break IN the market was chiefly due to the
throwing overheard OF unusually large amounts
OF Michigan Central, which under pressure of
sales broke from 6l's to 81. II recovered suisse
quentiy, however. TO 59. and closed at 50
1nerc were reports in circulation of serious
defalcatlon in the once OF the comnany,
AMI later. the carnings were said to have
greatly fallen Oh. western Union during
ern to 3sk the preferred per cent. to 53iG IT.
Paul ~ to 70 the preferred IL To as aud
OniOs . 20 Ia. In addition to this stampede
n ticnigan Central there came reports from
Washington that the message Of the President
wo ld be hostile g spanish rule IN Cuba, aud
mat secretary Fish had 80 quarrelied with the
Cnief Executive Of the Government, on this
new departure, that his retirement rom the
tuninet was rendered necessary. Holders of
stoces. under these Influences, threw overheard
Their shares, but good buyers were In the mar
ket 10 purchase.
Inc total number Of shares dealt in was sll,-
Ok, OF which Pacific Mail represented SO.ss0:
Lake shore. %4nD; Michigan Central, E.GO;
I uinn Pacific, l3215 Western onion, B.lN
Ohios, lQ.lO1 Erie, $3.50 ST. Paul, 4lOO; the pre-
ierred, j.AD; HANNIBAL and st. Joseph, s,l25
kansas Pacific. leo; Northwestern preferred.
l "a; Harlem, So; illnoisC ntril. go; Nilsson
~. snsIs and lcXas. HO: New YORK Central.
$50; Pacific Of Missouri. J0; Wabash. 301; Adj
ans Express, 2ei; Rock Island. ~; Ail,nuc
aud iaclhc preferred. 100; Atlantic and pdcihc
7 elcsraph, $50; c.. {. aud L. c., LOO; Delaware
AID Hudson Canal, l3s New Jersey Central.
1852 Ohio preferred. 100; II. LOUIS and Iron
Mountain, loo; -. Lnuis. Kansas civ and
Northern, 100; Quicksilver, 100; 90. preferred,
100 Wells. Fargo Co.'S Express, 100; aud
American EXpress. 20.
TIE gold market opened tame, but bankers
and banking Institutions, VINO somehow h ID
received advance information of ths reported
imbrogiO at Washington, rus led into the mar
ket rs pure aasers, aud the price rose from ll4a
to llJ's under this impulse. Later, however,
there were free realizdtlOu,, which caused a
reaction To llJl6, closing at lllL.
FaaI. ItuNf HHFaa .tff.
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Ni-tnr's Bulsam ot VITA Cherry. cure,
tou,hs, cod, ann lipaIscues 90 cen and 81
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Nc,c Advertisements
sHERIFF,s SALES.

ny virrue of writ of pend. Err, Is
% sued out of the Court ct Common
Pleas of Juniata county and to ne directed,
will be exposed to public sale, at tn Court
House. in the borough of Mif.iin-own, at .
O'Clock Pm. on FRIDAY, JANUARY
29rh, 1915 the following real estate, viz;
A tract of land situate in Tuscarora
township, Juniata county, bounded on tne
north by lands of Joseph Dowlingi ON TIE
east by lands of Samuel Kenrpp, on the
south by lands of Josiah Waters and John
Drolrsbaugh. aad on the west b. Tuscarcrs'
Greek, containing 800 Acres, more or
less. having thereon erected Leg House,
Bank Barn, Wagon Shed and other out
baildings. Seized, taken in execution ana
TO BE- sold ~ the property Of J. CALVIN
D0bbs.
also.
A lot of groiind in the borough of Port
ROYAL, Juniita county, situate on the south
side of Middle street, bounded ON Ibe eas'
by lot Of Jacob Zcigler, on the south BY an
alley, and ON the west b. an alley, having
thereon erccted Frame Dwelling House
and ouibail ling. Seized, taken IN exeeu'
ton and to be sold as the property OF Mar
tia A. Umhsliz.
WM. II. KNOUSE, Sheriff.
Sherii's Office, Mifiiintown,
Jan. 4, 1875.
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It
l. CTtnii',n" , W. es,'n VI ~. I",' v '''
use VI HiHan Ia y ~. % ''""
np'iN ve, - Md j.. nor,h
I5I
. an' Nin''','S'i"' 't-n a,'U '''''
sS,gi, .o'O G., y,r
oo -, 10
No o. oeP,e'n I'm io
T. 'asvo , p'oie s. ~, - Sia'I,
ogie anu oa,naei ''eiiH' w
Der Term, 1910,
,'i''a m u ciiippI" W I'm. 10
oe.'- 100, oSp'e"i ,
o. Ioni'iioI"s'i' u s' " In ,,rS 49, "a, -
he,'' p'u''t C',ii -.
ShNelS. 40 iof' oep'eHioI, ~, .I' io.o
.. Euii'cIia t"uSe Az" n'P
vs.. henry u hisie' 40 oi' Deceuho'i
term, 100. ~
8. Daniei Ioiiinah vs.. 'onh beaIu' No
o'. December tenn, 100,
-. tiena oan'poei v' Mar' De'inneE--
No %, DecemoI term, 100, -
w. NJ louu vs. 'aeOo Aeigief' W.
o, Aprli term. io'f-
IL. State BANK vs.. 'onh mni.agn' uar-
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REGISTERS Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given that the fol
~ following named persons hwe ii ed
their Administrators, Executors. and Guar
dian accounts in tie Registers Office OF
Juniata county, and the same will DC pre-
$ ntcd for coniirmal ION and allowance a;
Ih,. Court House il MifiiidtOwn, on WE'D
NESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1875:
|. THE account of George W. ROthrock,
administrator OF George kothrvck, late OF
Delaware township, deceased.
.. The account vi Henry Irner, admin
istra;or OF George q rner, late of Susque-
hanna township, deceased
&. The account of Arnold Yarnes and
jesse Pines, administrators of Anderson
Pines. late ot Deldw are township, deceased
4. The final account OF John y. Nicely,
ad miuistrator of Sph ann Robinson, late oi
Lack township, deceased.
5. The first and iiur account of Uriah
Guss, guardian of J. l.. Rosers min u
child OF Il. Harrison Rogers, late vi Walker
township, deceased.
8. The account f Joseph Pomeroy guar
dian oi Clara MahLtfy, mInor child Oi John
Mah..ify, late of Beale township, deceased.
Z. The account of Joseph Pomeroy,
guafdi IN Of f. A. Mahatiy, minor ehili oi
John MahIfiy, lyte Of Bealc township, de-
ceased.
:. rbe account Of Joseph Poneroy, gTar.
dian Of S,n. X. Dean, minor child Oi ThOs.
Dean, deceased.
9. The account of Joseph Pome-oy, guar
dian u Elizabeth Walls, minor child oi
George Walls. deceased.
10. The account oi Joseph Pomeroy, guar.
dian oi Sarah X. Walls, minor chLd Oi
George Walls, deceased.
H. The account oi Joseph PomerOy, guar
dian of VIM. allS, minor child OF GeOrge
" alls, deceased
J. T. METLlN, Register.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
Mift.iutown, Jan. 4, 1879.
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uttered . syllable of this SANDER must
be apparent to all the world, as it is to
myself; and now that the lie has been
retracted in open cour: by those who
proclaimed it, with adherence and
scnrn it merits dismissal forever. So
my heart uplifts itself, and though these
are dark December days. l feel that
the future will indeed bring you sun
light without clouds, and that your ie-
manning wears will be the happiest and
most useful of your life.
81 am yours cordially,
EDNA DEAN PRocroR.
sRev. Henry W. Bercher.'' FFfI
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Correspondence Between
BeeCher and Miss Proctor.

The termination of the suit by Miss
Proctor against Francis D. Moulton has
elected the following correspondence;
"l24 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, Brooklyn,
December IL, 1874 My rear Miss
Proctor OF all men, surely l have
the right to congratulate you on the
effected disposition made by the ref
eree's report of the miserable and
shameless slauders cast upon you. L
have been the innocent cause of great
so. row to you. Such wanton asperslop
would be iutolerable upon mau but
upon a woman, SO little able to defend
herself, SO sensitive even to the very
shadow of dishonor, such slanders are
atrucious crimes. But now that you
have been vlndlcated, an con,ent no,
TO have had quite my own way, for |
was at first hurt not a little that the
case was adjusted without giving me an
opportunity publicly and under oath TO
deny the shameful allegations made,
and 10 brand the stories as malignant
falls .hoods in their relation to you aud
in their relation to me. You know as
suredly that never uttered any alleged
Injurious statements concerning you, as
know that there were never grounds
ON your part for such wickea stories
| hope that your health will not suffer
permanently. / marvel that you have
borne up as bravely as you have. May
you speedily recover your accustomed
yivacity, aud 1--we to see all your former
friends made doubly friendly by your
trials, and hundreds of symparhizing
strangers made warm friends BY your
unmerited suferiLgs.
81 am, as ever, very truly yours,
HENRY WARD BEEoHER
"P. S-Do you know that We have
come to the shortest day? After two
or three more, every day will have more
sunlight in it than its predecessor
Nav the omen be blessed :"
Miss Proctor replied as follows:
"BRoOKLYN, December Is, lS14.-
Dear Mr.. Beecher: | thank you for
your letter Of yesterday, with ITS ex
pressions of sympathy at the terrible
injustice have had to endure, and with
lis congratulations upon the end at
tanned. | should have been glad if you
could have had an opportunity to deny
publicly under oath this atrocious story.
At the same time / attached little i'm
portance to snch denial, FOR it has al
ways seemed to me that the absurdiiy
and impessibility OF your ever having
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-01-06

The next Presidential contest, ac-
cording to the ST. Louis Republican, is
to be very fierce and biI'er struggle,
and may possibly strain the weakest
part of our constitution beyond its ca
pacity," if the quotation be correct.
Now we can see nothing of the kind.
Ii Democratic President be elected
be will be elected peacefully, aud on
the other hand the same will be the re-
salt in case OF Republican victory.
Liucoln's case settled all that. The
Democratic party got its fingers burned
once in resisting the Inauguration of a
lawfully CHOSEN President, and is not
likely 10 make q second trial of the
same kind But it really makes no
sort of difference whether it daes or
not. The hand that crushed rebellion
once can do 1t again No doubt the
reference now is TO the chance OF a
close election, with solBe such remark
able specimens of voting as We have
seen in Georgia aud Louisiana. But
there will be no close election. The
Republicans will carry TWO thirds of ali
tie States, as the elections of the year
1875 will show. When the Democratic
House of Representatives shall meet
aud organize it will find itself repre-
sentiug a clear, decisive aud undeniable
minority Of the people.-North inner
icga.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-01-06

Ex Gov. YARMOUTH, Of Louisiana,
and Daniel G. Byerly, a New Orlean,
newspaper man, met in street of the
city named on the 26th ult., and quar-
relied, which resulted in Byerly knock
ing u Yarmouth down with a stick OF
wood. Yarmouth resented by draw
ing knife and stabbing Byerly, from
the effects Of which he died that Gay.
Byerly YVES native of Wes.moreland
county, this State. He vas aged As at
the time of bis death. Yarmouth is
from Illinois.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-01-06
500 PIANOS AND ORGANS

New and Second Land, Of First-Class NaS-
ers rlH be sold at Lower Prices for Cash,
or on InstaIlments, or for rent, IN City or
Country. duriig 'hr>e Hird Times and the
Holidays. by HORACE WATERS s son,
iSl Broadway, than ever before offered in
New York. Agents wanted 10 sell Waters
New Scale Pianos, and Concerto Organs.
Illustrated Catalogues Mailed. Great In
ducements 10 the TrTle. Il large discount
10 Teachers, Ministers, Churches, Lodges,
Schools, etc.