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writs St1ic y confidential Of1ce. 2a- NJ until ?.
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enable the public to form idea Of the extent to
which they have bean losers by the recent failures.
The London and Westminster Bank has appropriated,
fer the purpose Ut covering bad debts, 3oo co., the
London Joint Stock Bank $4,000, and the Union
Bank OF London cl00 0G0 making total for the hree
banks OF about s., 100000 Large as these amounts
may appear. they but triding compared with the
enofn Gus sums At risk Of thesa institutions Tho
banks make prossion for these contingencies by
yearly contribution to reserved fund, intended for
tho double pnrpose Of securing fixed rate Of diVi
dsud On the patd-up capital and to meet unusual
Losses. The aggregate Of the reserve f1pds Of the
three banks here mentioned was, on the 1st Of July,
e. COOS which. after providing for these e1tEaor
dnary losses, will be reduced to E1,411, 900. The
Union Bank and the Joint Stock Bank haYs made
their usual dividend at the rate Of is per cent per
num- but had to forage the luxury Of bonus, and are
likely to hare to do for SOHO future half yesrs
until these Withdrawals from the reserve fund
recouped. The Westminster, however, has made =
dividend at the rate Of only 10 per cent Per anuu,
withholding portion Of the dividend to compensass
for the depletion Of the reserve.
THE FINANCIAL CHRONICLE"
The twontisth volume Of the Commercial and FInan
ctal Chronicle has been Issued, bound, by the pub
h.hera This periodical is vauabe for business
men and bankers. It haa recently bean much I'M
proved by tho addition Of an Investors Supplement.
This ia Issued On tile last Saturday OF month"; and
contains oomplete exhibit Of tho funded debts Of
States and Cities and Of the stocks and bonds Of rail-
49, - -. o,r,n1.. ,htcb !. v.-v ..rx1ca,h,n
1oaa ano osaos e'tnt@4A40o' ""1e - '1' e 'o30
for Eeference~
INTEREST COUPONS, CUSTOMS DUTIES, AND THE
GOLD PREMIUM
.e.a,a,..h,a .7,,o. ~ 4,a 7,s,,.,,o,
ne nase gwen eo1tAi1o4 eo'e epAe' " ,.oNN ~
Of the interesting question no" the eo4o premium
would be affected by tho use Of interest coupons Of
Tia government bonds in the payment Of tariff duties
~, ~" W. =. ~ !s. - aaa,-ax...~ .,s ~.
1ne1e oe8n's ~ ~ s4s0 ~ ~ ~
columns must b. closed affer tue puoheauon OF INC
following to any further communications on this sub
1.ct
'oS'
10 70 EdtsoT q 3Hs ch'ed1o H.; .ros"t @ thuh ~, ,,r-
CuoAoo, 1uy oo.-A Auon a ~ s.teusn s 10 1 Il.
OF youf sana pa pspe< - oas ~ @ @ 49, @ ~
befg xno anese u you. os,on. WV ~ J . as.S go
Win htn, tnAt t1o We " eet - - X
ment o1 custom onasa %ouu NJ. ~ "
gold premium. hidous % . an hr Ns~ ~ ynrE hans
alnou1s % epecae n1.4 eA. - go , ~ +Gm.nea ~ ~
Whlen can nass 5 ih - +s1 s roog ~, 1,ron
Vauo OF greenpacs, "n i " 1srts ,sr.oi - @
os1t1ons deaueea ron I i. -; t@ ~ W.
o1nc eeaence, "nlea ean 11s9 lily ~ =, @ ~
Eoeitlon corlect anu :. a', - tr ~ ~ ro1i
Ihe 7aine o. Eteenod ~ 3 ~ ~ 9h; ~ Jt ~ ~ srni ft
IN tne NeM .otA - iI ~ t,st;nv T-.s1s 1h,n,,yh
oy ne "no!e a'ock ta " go ~ ~ oa counfTv
ous tas Ho11.. oo ttts Ith - sht a-,,anae ~ car
to anos1e1' only Ies1s .I ~ ~ n ~ 1sdr Ann-
rnRe, It's value IL nearly tue f2o III Al leaane ui1-
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4 ROOK FOR THE MILLION.

- BUOk EOH I'LL N111A2W4".
APstva.e Counselor, to tho Aa.,sa -
NlAhhlAII or III ne bout T. NARY. On i;aasR I'll
GUIDE ,Sl'xe.s ,5sts NC sts h.
discoveries In the ssienee ot Eop.oduo o. g 81 ns,
complexion. DC. This Is interesting WORK o. sfar-
MIN numerous euxrav,nas. and con.7taS vA1oAels
nation Tor thoss Who uAFried OF eonteap1i III ID
raxo still |, il a book that ought to be - nj
kcT aud left cs1elcsaly about tho hou.o- o rf
one {po.t-paid} for Fifty Esnts- Address -. H.
DlSpESoAKY, II North El2hthst.. ~ l!ooas. -
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Tho following instruments wess nlsd for record
Saturday, July ST.:
c1rx PROPERTY.
Emerald It, 90 # Of ThrtT-fou1th st, u, = nn
1l24K IT, dated July 16.:. ........:..:.s ""
FGs1s1 sY Z at5M a,{sa = 5pI, g Taylor
Prztae av, ne,r TMrty-xxth st, vt, - 6-1oz *oo
Butte1aeld l st, neaf Thifty-si.fh It, . t. ax1 *,
polk It Gseea 1es s & Slate st. 5oiioo IT. With
other property, dated July 15..-.....-:.:. 4Asso"
Western nv, 4s5 # Of Polk st, T. 2ix1l2f1 a4o
oedsa sasaa ss sn1 Is t Of California av t.
It to Fifteenth Fl, dated July 81 =,
with buildings, dated July $o:.t;o:'o = ;o: s.;or
clybonrn piase, s cor OF 1''oe' 7ooe
rhe m presss r. aa.sa aulosr sqs lis wss.on st. daed
s,s 5asy =: 81, he .i,ovs dated july Is. so0o
dated July 90 Joseph E. lockwood 70 so@ aaooo
yose e9h M,dison st. 10 il oi Iadin it. 5ox
1s1 +, aasa "a s;s s3n r. of Rockwell IT. /,
e5Eslo0 It. with improvements, dated July -oo
rsild & av ii II Of Fof St, /, ssiiis IT,
sos aa,ed psarSorn sulS IT, s Il of Thirtyafth st.
/, 24xlo3 #, dated July 30. A"o
Aargafet @ = ts..s 81, - In,1 = IN 1900
soTrra Or CRY LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS or NILES OF
Couhr-RoUsE,
Bowen ~, wof Champlain ay, a. 4sEx12oS3e~ :, nm
f. da1Ha ss ST. Si 4 Il scanon ~, 6oi
la3 $40 #, dated Dec. 49, 1874. .,..-.......: 'oo
HeaId st, 10 It Of Cleveland st, VT, 721l2& nm
r ds'ea taed 5u3 Y Id L Of Bsse st. 561
Lot y Of Pecss Lois 6 to 10 II Turners sast
part N. E. Y Sc n Sec. ., 81. II, dated July .oo
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E9 E9 fHHE; PaY;; DR.. Kean,

3ao SOUTH CLARK-sT., CHICAGO
May be cou,ulted personally OF By nall fses g = ~
on I'll cheuuic nervous d1ssasss- DK = ~ aas.
only phr4icIau ia tbs city vito warrants tof1
Urcs hours, y l. N. .. n. ounda1s lfu4a tp.~
AIO PAY UNTIL CCRED-DR- sH1fF' -, - A.
N Burcn-st-, near Clark, tRensy-one III
parience may b consulted personally os g g..,xs
free OF charge, on Ill chronic, private aao rsid to
diseases Of both sexes. SPECIAL sttenuon x. mtr
female diseases and difficulties. Dr. Sh1Pp u N. tbs
physician In Chicago vco makes no chAr3e .tdr,n.
patient is cured. Medicines sent to any
Patients treated It d1Bsance by mail
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DIR. oTxTNs

1877 Wa&hipgton-st, Chicago. Longer en8ssS%E sS%r.,ic
any physician in Chicago In tho treatment o. srd
6sxual, md P1ivate Disease4. Seminal Hea ~
1mpoteney peruanansly cured 1sdtea feaannr s1Ks
cate treatment, With homo and board. ny 3oeseAe~
IN cou6d&nee. L book ioe Ill tillnstSs3eak ~
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MEDICAL CARDS.

LOCK HOSPITAL ooFaer
Washington and trautlin'sta.,
chartered By ths Ststs Of W
luis tor the axpfe1s purposS g
giving ths ht1bost ptssssoss
Treatment u xll eaaes nf pr
ya,g dt4e4ses. Its vel kao1n
, 1875-08-01

In tho afternoon meas pork was quiet and eaaieE.
closing at Se961x@20.Gs for September, and SO AK
ANA for August. Sales, $50 brls Ut 91 4249N45
ar Auaus4, md $3o.6aX02o.5a loz Bepseaabf. Lard
, 1875-08-01

Tho following instruments wees h1sd for record
Saturday, July 81:
, 1875-08-01
1875. | 1854.

6BIpAENI1s
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21

A CORRESPONDENT from Mill Creek
writes US 81 will inform you of quite
an interesting race that came off here
on last Saturday forenoon. 1t appears
that daughter of Conrad Bupp was
out few rods from the house, in the
meadow, when she scared up a spotted
fawn that had been sleeping in the
grass, and suppose so far as her
knowledge of wild animals is concerned
it might have been grizzly bear, but
at all events she gave the alarm, and
Mrs. Kate Williams, who vas in the
garden, made for the scene of sction,
and gave chase to the little beauty and
caught hold of it just as it made the
leap to cross the fence. 1t is now a
captive in large store box. Here is a
chance for those who wish to purchase
a beautiful pet. The feat accomplish
ed by Kate would have tested Weston's
locomotion. Don't say to me woman
cannot run, after this. Whew ~
Huntingdon Journal.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21

THE Harrisburg Telegraph draws the
picture of a well known set of men as
follows In every city; town and vii
lage are TO be found, at regular hours,
on "loafers' corners" and other favor
its places, few seedy, sour aud dilap-
idated old gasome;ers forever breathing
out blue blazes and fiery anathemas al
everything in general and most things
in particular. They hate everybody
hate those more prosperous than them
selves; and manifest unutterable con-
tempt for those who are poorer. They
are rarely, il ever, seen in church
throw cold water on all public enter
prises say hard things of their neigh
bors criticise the preacher, and make
themselves general bores to the CON-
munity, and canker worms upon its
prosperity. A post mortem examina-
tion would reveal the fact that theiI
hearts we're black with poison, and thai
their POOR souls, even in life, had ex.
perienced the scorchings of that fer
vent heat" which awaits them.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21
'FLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET,
Ne,c Adcertiscn enfs.
IF you want to be Strong,

Healthy and vigorous, take T.. +. KNSKEL' 3
BITTER WINE OF IRoy. No language can
convey an adequate idea of the immediate
and almost miraculous change pfodnced by
taking Z. F. KUSBEL's Bitter WINE OF
tered nervous system. Whether broken
down by excess, weak ty nature, or i'm
paired by sickness, the relaxed and unstrung
organization is restored 10 perfect health
and vigor. Sold only in 81 bottles Offlce
and Store, No. 259 North Ninth street,
Philadelphia. Sold by all druggists.
Nervous Debility! .Neruous Debilifyi
Debility, depressed, irritable state of
mind, a weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
no energy or animation, confused head,
weak memory, the consequences of excess
ses, mental overwork. This nervous de-
bility finds sovereign cure in +. F Kun
kel's Bitter wine of Iron. 1t tones the
system, dispels the mental gloom and de-
spondency and rejuvenates The entire sys-
TEN. Sold only in 81 bottles. Get the
genuine. Take only T.. F. Kunkel's, it has
a yellow wrapper around it, his photograph
on outside. Sold by your druggist. E. +.
Kunkel, Proprietor, Philadelphia, P.
259 Tape Worm Removed Alive 259
Head and all complete in two hours. No
fee till head passes. Seat, Pin and Stom-
ach Worms removed by DIR. kUNKEL, 259
North Ninth street, Philadelphia. Send
for circular, or ask your druggist for bot
tie of KuxKEL's WORN SYRUP. 1t never
fails. Price, 81.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21

SEND for Part 2nd of the splendid
illustrated work, GA CENTURY AFTER !;
or Picturesque Gl'mpses of Philadelphia
and Pennsylvania" which is now out.
Ii presents scenes at Paramount Park
and on The Wissahickon, and is indeed
a faultless pictorial. 1t will be pub
lished in Fifteen Semi monthly parts,
at Fifty Cents each, printed on supe-
rior toned paper. Size, lOxl2 inches,
Sold only by subscription. agents
wanted everywhere. Parties residing
in localities where agents have not been
appointed, can obtain the work by ad-
dressing ALLEN, LANE 4 ScoTT and j E.
W. LAUDERBAcH, Publishers, 233 s.
Fifth Street, Philadelphis-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21

The annual meeting of the stcek-
holders of the Juniata Valley Bank
will be held in the banking rooms, in
Mifiintown, on Monday, Angus. End,
1875, at ] O'Clock, P. NJ.
7. V. IRWIN, CASHIER.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21

Coon TuRxir SEED for sale at 40 cents
Der pound-by ncail, so cents. Cali on or
address MAURICE LEONARD,
Oakland Mills, Juniata Co., Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21
COMMISSIONERS.

Mr.. Editor :: would announce, through
the columns of the Sentinel and RepubIieGr,
TO the Republicans of Juniata county, WIL-
hIAs GRoSiNGER, of Turbett township, as a
candidate for the office of County Commis-
sioner. Mr. Groninger is rising young
man, and is abundantly qualified III every
way to discharge the duties of the Office.
TURBETT.
July - 1915
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21
MARRIED.:

KREIDER-SNEATH the Sth inst,
at the residence of the brides mother, on
Eleventh Avenue, Altoona, by Rev. J. W.
Leckie, j. Cloyd Kreider and Miss Jennie
Sheath, all of Altoona.
ES-MILLER-On the 14tf INST.
at the residence of z. L. Hudson, by Rev.
Solomon Sieber, Mr.. John Jones and Miss
Dcliah Miller, both of Delaware township.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21

FoR Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fever
Sores, Headache, Sprains, Cuts, Bruises,
Stiff Neck, Sore Throat, or any pain,
use ssPain Cure Oil"
Sold wholesale and retail by Banks & Hani-
lin, MiA.intowr.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21

SAYS the Mecbanicsburg IndePendent /;
"We we're shown on the farm of Mr..
Joseph Eberiy, in Hatnpden township,
a patch of wheat that de6es compari-
son. 1t is called the seven headed
Egyptian wheat, from the peculiarity
of one bead representing seven heads
of the ordinary wheat. 1t was sown il
bills SIX inches apart, and but one grain
in hill and stands very tbickly. Its
heighth is about five feet ten inches on
an average"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21

The Committee on Permanent Certificates
will meet in the office of the County Super
intendent of Common Schools in the Court
House in Miffiintown, on Saturday, July 81.
D.A HARNAs, Chairman.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21

A CITY exchange, that does not like
the present fashion of narrow walking
dresses for ladies', describes one as fol
lows: A case of agony occurred yes
terday at the corner o. Chartres and
Canal streets, which makes the heart
sad on contemplation. A young lady
came along, Theoretically sealed up BY
battery of pins in one of the new
style of walking dress, which, BY the
way, has the quality of prettiness to
recommend it, whatever may be the
physiological objections to it. At the
corner she happened to drop her hand
kerehief, and man near by, whom the
sequel will show to be veritable beast
in disguise. made forward movement
to pick il up. In the act of doing SO,
he rec6nsidered his resolution, and
stood stately up, lea ling the haudker-
chief where it was. The young lady
made an agoni.ing appeal with pair
of brilliant black eyes to the tantalizlng
male, but he upgallantly remained OBJ
durate to the mute request, and land his
spine against the lamp post. She then
made three efforts herself to pick it up,
but failed. Finally she made kind of
semi circular spring, such as men make
when they run races in sacks, and pick
ing up the handkerchief, she left rapid
ly, while the bushes went away back to
the hair.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21

"DEER can be killed from September
l to December /. Dogs found chasing
deer can be shot by any person.
Wild turkeys from Oct. l to Jan. l.
Pheasants from Sept. l to Jan /.
Ploset fiom Aug; to Jan. l.
Partridges from Nov. to Jan. /.
Woodcock from July to Jan. 1.
Rabbits from Oct. l to Feb. l..
Fox, grey and black squirrels from
Sept. l to Jan. L.
All insectiverous birds are protected
by law all the time under penalty Of
So for each bird killed. For robbing
or destroying nest $40. The fine fol
killing any game out of the above sea-
son ranges from So to $50"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21

! Az exchange who has a righteous con-
tempt for gossiping aud gossipping People,
expresses himself On that subject and its
yotaries or imps as follows:
OF al: the mean kinds of business, gos-
slipping is the most entirely contemplate |,
And yet there are thousands of people in
the world to whom il is the bread and but-
ter, and cheese, of life, not to say the plum
sauce. II they could not gossip they would
die, and We most sincerely wish they could
not gossip. Well, We do. They are con-
! tinually on the lookout for something to
talk about. No cat at rat-hole ever was
more alert than they. Their noses are in a
sn.fa6ls condition all the time, their ears aiar,
their eyes are sspeeled," and their feelers
are put out like those of the devil-fish. II
there is anything going on, they mean to
get hold of it, They are keen on the scent
of SANDER, as bloodhounds used TO be
after runaway darkeys. They pass their
time in peeping through closed blinds, and
crevices Of fences, and accommodating key
holes, and they walk tip-toe when they pass
their neighbour houses. because they ar.
/ in hopes that there may be something going
on in the back-ysrds, or the coal cellars,
which is worth knowing about.
In q locality where a regularly educated
gossip resides, We defy anybody to break a
pate, or tear dish-towel, so secretly and
mysteIiously that the gossip will not DIS
! cover it. Everybody come. in for share
of their tongue exercise. First, the minis
ter and his wife, then the richest family in
town, and SO on down to Biddy Malo1ey,
who goes out washing at dollar a day.
The spirit of detraction is rampant in the
breast Of the gossip. Nothing is just as it
should be. Nobody is anywhere near right
in anything. Everything is weighed in The
balance and found wanting. If ever one of
these disagreeablc people get to Heaven
(Which we doubt) he will find fault with the
jasper walls, and turn up his nose generally,
and confidentIally inform Mrs. A. or Mrs b.
'.that it isn't half as nice as it might be!
and he always knew it wouldn't be 70
The worst of it is there is no protection
against this nuisance OF society. No mat
ter how high or how low you may be, the
tongue of the gossip will cut through your
affairs, and make mince-Lieat of them, AID
pick them apart, snd serve them up anew
for the delectation of the public, and you
cannot help yourself, for there is no law
against gossiping. If man steals two
cents from your money drawer, or appro-
PIRATES from your hen-roost pulet for his
Christmas table, you can try him by the
laws of the land, and punish him therefor,
but if anybody says that &c she heard Mrs.
Brown say that Mrs. Smith said, that sister
Susan's daughter Annie's husband said,
that il was the town talk that you were too
intimate with young Stebbins, and you a
married woman % what are you going to do
about II 20 What indeed
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21

TRAMPs are great annoyance, and a
heavy tax on the community, of course.
The men who occasionally pass from
place to place seeking employment are
not included, That sort who tramp,
tramp, all the time, and steal and beg
for living are the only ones included.
The Scientific .3mericqn would employ
that class In the following manner Fix
the penalty for begging, ten days labor
On the highways for each offense; there
is ne danger OF failing demand for
that kind of labor for the next fifty
years. Give to every citizen the power
to make arrests In cases of vagrancy,
and for every ten days. labor by the
person so arrested, credit the person
making the arrest with five days TO-
wards the working out of his road tax.
For bis labor, give the tramp decent
board and lodging and from ten to ff-
teen cents day as wages according to
his efficiency. Let such law be rig
orousIy executed, and in little while
we should have better roads and fewer
tramps. The honest seekers for work
would suffer less under such a system
than they do now.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21

IT is astonishing, says an exchange.
,Lat the very plainest principles of law
cannot be understood ana learned BY
the general public. The present Me-
chanics' Lien law has been in operation
for nearly thirty years, and yet knowl-
edge and comprehension of is most
salient provisions is confined almost
entirely to the legal profession. Let ii
be known therefore that those who en-
ploy Juilders to erect houses for them
cannot with any degree of safety, pay
tine price agreed upon for the erection
without obliging the builder first to OBJ
tain a release of liens from the me.
chanics and persons furnishing the ma
terials. If they do SO pay, and the
builder is iDsolVent or dishonest, they
may have the pleasure and satisfaction
of paying the same debt twice.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21
CANDIDATES, CARDS.
COMMISSIONER.
COMMIs SIONER.

Editor Seatrnei aud Republican Please
announce TO the Republicans of Juniata
county, RIcuAEb DOYLE, of Beale township,
as candidate for the office o: Count Com
missioner, subject TO the result CT the Pri-
mary Election. Mr.. Doyle is a veteran in
the Republican ranks, and, if nominated,
will fight as veterans do.
PATTERSON.
July l2, 1875
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21

A SATIRE writer on the ISLANDERS
that follow the Brooklyn sorrow, says !:
The bA.eful influence of the Beecher
scandal has destroyed the confidence
hitherto reposed in The cloth Iu the
rural districts this effect is alarm
ingly noticeable. On Sunday last
this distfust deprived anestimable
West Chester ma,ron of the oppor-
tuni,y, to her most dear. Of attend
ing divine service in the church of her
choice.
The scene is pleasant little village
not many miles from Mt. kisco, AID
the minister and the lady are near
neighbors, their respective residences
being separated only by the width Of
the main street. The minister is mid
dl,-aged, good batured, and favoritc
1t was his custom every Sunday to give
bis es:imable parishioner seat in the
family carriage, so that she might not
have to walk half a mile to church.
On Sunday the dominie's carriage
drew up in front of the lady's door
She was waiting, and hustled down, pre-
pared to get in, declining the parsons
proffeted aid Suddenly she noticed
that he was alone. Where is your
wife I" she asked abruptly. /" She is
not well enough to 90 to church to-day"
was the reply. "Where is your daugh-
ter 7" was the next query. and the an
sSer was, "She stayed at home to take
care Of her mother" An instant of
hesitation followed. Then the lady
TUNED her back upon her pastor, say
ing, 81 guess | won't go to church with
you there is SO much scandal about
nowadays" She is ninety gears of age.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-07-21
COtOMON sEIBER,

I arge stock of ready made clothing Of the
lI latest and choicest styles, for Inen and
boys. hats, caps, boots and shoes. notions,
fun nishing goods in endless variety for sale
at Samuel Strayer's, IN Paterson.