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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-22

q. tl-tNu - teNS
surely and etecsuallv control them Tic tes-
slnu,v Of our best ci.izer~, Of all classes, es-
r,iii.he> the fact, ;ll,t CiiLKEr PICTORIAL
will and dne< rciicve-aiid cure the affecting
Disorders Of the Thrat aud Ln;iys beyond any
other rnc,liri,e- The most dangenus alice
ii ..ls Of the Pulmonary Organs yield TO its
power: and c-r~es OF Consumption, curet
by This prcpara'isF, are publicly kuown. 30
re.nIrsahle Is hardly To be believed, were
they not pf5vcn beyond dispute As = rem
civ i, i, adequate, on which the public may
re Y SIR fun perfection By curing Coughs,
the hrrernnnefs of more serious disease, it
save> uunuInbcrsd lives. ami an amount OF
suffering not 70 he computed. IL Challenges
igiti. and contipces the most sccpficaL
livery family shs,lhl keep i; on hand rs
protection ssaii..f the early and unperceived
attacks OF Pulmonary Affections, which are
easily met at first, but which become incur,-
lie. and too often fatal. if neglected. Ten'icr
lung, need this defence: ard il is unwise 70
be without it. AZ safeguard TO children.
amid the Distressing diseases which hcset III,
Thrpat airi Chest of childhood, CHERRY
rEcToKAL is Invaluable; for, by its timely
Use. nui,irudes are rescued from premature
graves. and saved to the love and affection
centred On them. 1t acts speedily and surely
actinst ordinary co.is, securing sound and
healfh-res;oring sleep. No one will suffer
troublesome Influenza ard painful BrOu.
chitis. when they know how easily they G;;fi
DC cured. EE
Originally the pr,siuct of long. laborious,
AMI successful chemical investigation. no cost
or toll i, sI,arel in making every hottie in he
u,rno<, possible perfection II may be conf
dentiy relied upon IS possessing ,a!l the VIZ.
ties Il has ever exhibited. and carnh'e Of
producing cures memorable as tine s,rcatsst
il has ever effected.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-22

IR E. BURLAN,
ANs DENTIST.
Office opposite Lutheran Church,
PORT ROYAL, JUNIATA CO., Pa,
Where he will spend the first ten days of
each month, commencing Dcct mber lst.-
The bala:ce of the time his office will be
occupied by J. 5 kilmer, young man
worthy of confidence, and who has been
associated with the Doctor as student and
assistant two years and upwards. Those
who call dnring DR.. Bnrlsn's sbsencc fer
professional service, may, and will please
arrange the time with Mr.. kilmcr when they
may be served, on the return Of the Doctor.
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CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Gum Boots, Gum OvershOes,
Gum Overc0ats.
E. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron

E. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron
Has never been known TO fail in the cure
of weakness, attended with symptoms, in
disposition to exertion, loss of memory,
difficulty of breathing, general weakness,
horror of disease, wcak, iicrvous trembling,
dreadful horror Of death, night swcafs, cold
tccr. weakness. dimncss Of vision, ianguor,
universal lassitude Of the muscular system,
enormous appetite. with dyspeptic symp-
toms. hot hands, flushing OF the body, dry
ness Of the skin. pallid coartenance anl
cruptions on the face, pam in the back,
heaviness Of the cyelids, frequent black
spors FIXING before the eyes with tempord-
rs suffusion and loss Of sight want of at
rentioa, etc. These. symptoms all arise
from weakness, and ~ remedy that use
E. T. Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron T. never
fails Thousands ar, now enjoying health
who have used it. Get the geninc. Only
81 Id IL 81 boitles- Depot and oificc, 259
North Ninth ST., Philadelphia. Ask for
Kunkcl;s, and take no other. Sold By all
druggists. .f. I'D f4 O.
Nervous Debility Nervous Debiiifyi
Debility, depressed, irritable state of
mind, weak, nervous. exhausted feeling,
no energy or animation, confused head,
weak memory, the consequences OF excess
ses, mental overwork. This nervous de-
biity iinds sovereign cure in K. + Kun
kel's Bitter W inc of Iron. IL tones the
system, dispels the mental gloom and de-
spondency and rejuyenatcs ihs entire sys-
tenn. Sold only in 81 bottles. Get the
genuine. Take only L. +. kunkel's, ii has
yellow wrapper around it, his photosrapll
on outside. Sold by your. druggist. L. r.
Kunkel, Proprietor, phladeiphia, p.
s59 Tape Worm Removed Alive e5S
Head and all complete in two hours. No
fee till head passes. Seat, Pin and stom-
ach Worms removed by DR. RuSKEL, :Js
North Ninth street, Philadelphia. Send
for circular, or ask your druggis, for bot
tie of KrSkEL's WoRx SrRur. 1t never
fails. Price 81.
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LITERARY NerIcE.-The Second An
nuai 'onv.ution Of Literary Societies
OF Juuiaia county will be held at Gen.
tire, in Walker township, commencing
on Tuesday evening, January Is, 1876.
Prof John 81 Garman has been select
ed as special orator for the occasion.
Circular letters OF instruction will be
sent 10 the several societies as soon as
possible. Address ali communications
TO the Secretaries OF Convention of
April last, either Miss Rose Hamilton
At Mexico, or f. A. Teunis, at Thomp-
sontowo. BY order Of
j. N. GRUBB,
A. s. ADAMS,
j. H. SMITH,
t GEORGE KINo,
Commifter.
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Az exchange whites this, relative to
q new foOd for horses and sheep: A
favorite and rather new kind OF mash
for horses and sheep is coming into use,
composed of two quarts of oats, one ef
bran and half pint of flaxseed. The
oats are first placed in the stable bucket,
over which is placed the iiuseed add
boiling water. then the bran, covering
the mixture xith an old rug and allow
ing it to rest for five hours; then stir
the mass up. The brau absorbs while
retaining the vapOr, and the linseed
binds the oats and bran together. A
greater quantity of Haxseed would
make the preparation too oily and less
relished. One feed per day is sufficient.
II is easily digestibie and is specially
adapted TO young animals, adding to
their volume rather than to their height
giving substance 10 the frame. Tf"''
/ Samson reminds us not to overlook the
focd 10 the nourishment question in con-
nec,ion with the ameliorarion- Of live
stock. He considers oats, as so gener-
ally given to sheep, as objectionable
aud approaching the unprohtable.-
Rams generally receive one pound oi
oats daily, ewes half that quantity
Oats, forming an exciting food, are es-
peciaIly suited for rams during the sea
son xben they serve; but for fastening
the development Of young sheep they
only build up the bones, not the flesh.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-22

On Friday evening last man named
j Ohm Powers made desperate attempt
to rob the money drawer Of Mr. j. Z.
Stewards restaurant. He leaped over
the counter, and covering Stewards
eyes with one band, LIE with the other
reached for the money drawer, Stew
art struck at him with butcher knife,
but the blade beut double, and the des-
perado for the time being escaped. He
however, afterward fell into the ecu,ches
of the police, and in default of bail
was sent over to the burg to await ar
raignment at court.-.7itoona Tribune.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-22

4 arge stock of ready made clothing Of the
IL latest and choicest styles, for men and
boys, hats, caps, boots and shoes, notions,
fun nishing goods in endless variety for sale
at Samuel Strayer's, IN Patterson.
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Thoinpsontown, Dec. ltd

a0e-
The proposed convention to take
into consideration the tramp nuisance
and the care Of the poor, is definitely
settled to take place in this city on the
18th Of January, and continue two or
three days. commissioner Hileman, of
this county, has received. letters from
parties in nearly every cbunty in the
State, and the attendance Of from one
hundred and seventy-fve to two hun.
dred delegates is assured. There will
be five from Allegheny, sore ten or
twelve from Philadelphia, and Lancas-
ter, Berks, Dauphin, and other large
counties, will send their quota, while 1t
is probable nearly every county will be
represented.-.7ltoona Irib.ne.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-22

Sale Bills printed on short notice a, the
Office of the Seaf,aci eai RrPub'icuH.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-22

ON Friday. 10th inst, Mr.. Harry
Musser. of the Big Valley, seven miles
east of Mill Greek, while engaged in
rubbing cloverseed, bad his hand caught
in the machine and had it perfectly rid
died In pieces above the wrist joint
A surgeon was at oLce called aud am
putated the arm. The case is doing
well.-Hunfingdon Globe.
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FOB PRINTING OF EVERY KIND
u done al this Office.
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Hesr advertisements.
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,

For pises,es OF tho Throat and Lungs,
suoh As Coughs, Colds, Whooping-
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
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COLoMON sEIBER,

Oct. ls, Is75-iy.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-12-22

Among the great
discoveries " moi
bern science. few are
I Of more real value
! to mankind tlsaa
sfhis eRectual rem
/ ely for all diseases
Of the Throat and
Lungs. A vast tri-
al Of It's virfueS
throughout this and
other countries, has
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-08-06
c0NxUNIcATED.l
To the Sioux CnnmiAsfon.

OD0O
Where the SEA waves make music or
Rhyalty's beach-where tho chief Execu'
tive of the United States spends his sum
mer months-came the Indian Commia
sion, and recommend the Humane Poll
cy" to be carried out towards the Indians
What do you meant What did Gran,
mean when he allowed you to recommend
such . policy to him before you made
yourselves a. quainted with the doipgs Of
the Indians! Scores of our citizens ar
now lying in their graves-braYe men
whose wounds have scarcely yet done
weeping drops of blood 1t their untimel,
taking off Ivy savage hordes, assisted by
the most civilized ~ power on earth
Our citizens are 10 mourning for theil
assassinxted ones, and q vail goes up from
Montana, mingled with prayers to ou'
Government, that il will no longer let i'll
red devils menace our homes and destroy
priceless lives. Was it heard! The las,
victim, poor James Hildebrand, had
scarcely fell beneath the US. rifles OF
the Sioux when the wires flashed that the
Humane Policy" was still adhered to.
Great God! you imbecilc Indian Com.
mission, what do you term q murderoue
policyi Even such one are you trying
to pursue, under another name. Cease
your tslklngs At . fashionable watering
place and come to Bozeman, ard with q
party Of (wlat you should be) men, take a
trip but few miles from our town. and
il you return in the flesh. you will find
that your Humane Policy" was dropped
At the first crack of Sioux rife.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-08-06

Der LIT, 1910, At Ffedooia. New York
and ~ 1864. emigrAted with her husband
and family to Montana.
A. II. Hotter, having resigned his po-
sltion % School Director. the County
lSuperintendens Of Schools has appointed
A. Sands to I'LL the vacancy.
George Kennedy writes from franklin,
Utah, that the Utah Northern Railroad Il
to be pushed north to Fort Hall this fall.
THE necessary iron for the extension Of
the line to that point u now on the way
Ito franklin.
From the Daily Independent. Aug. 4th:
Two companies Of the p infantry ART
lon their way to Shaw and Ellis.
The lightning took several tits with
Ten Mile last week, but did no particular
damage.
Two companies Of United States cav
AIRY, supposed to be en- route for Mon.
tana, passed through Salt Lake yester.
|day.
A party Of plessure-scekers ere to do
the National Park and the Yellowstone
next week.
The immigration to Montana b setting
|in finely. Within month over thirty
families have come into this and adjoin-
ing counties. from Missouri alone.
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Serious Charge.

Some weeks since w. Mex. Oennee
formerly of Osborne q Dennce, who ha<
spent the winter East, returned here and
announced . considerable shipment o.
liquors in transit, which subsequently ar
nved. About ten days ago he left to-
Ccrinne, but previous to leaving sold hi
shipment amounting to about = 300 Il
KleinschmIdt & Bro. At q discount ol
some 500 on the time notes given him
Having with Mr.. Osborne last fall sold
out under agreement not to enter thu
grocery trace on the West Side he stated
that this agreement and the heavy stock
of liquors imported this season declared
him from establishing himself success
folly in business. bat did not make pub
lie his purpose to leave Immediately. Il
now appears that the goods were bought
from Her & Co, on time. They being
of the sale and terms, placed
the matter in the hands of their attorney
in Helena, but too late 10 compel restltu'
ton, Later advices state that Mr.. Dennee
was arrested at Corinne while en- route e
California at the instance of Her 8 Co.,
for obtaining goods under false pretenses,
and will probably be taken to Omaha fol-
Northwest.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-08-06
THE ELECTION.
Oncial Vote Of Gallatin County.

We delayed the Courier for one day, il
order to give our readers full returns o
the election, andjust as we were compel
led to 20 10 press we received the returns
We have not time to give it in tabular
form, but append the names Of the sue
ccssiul candidates, with their respectiv,
majOritics. It. will lie seen that the entir,
Democratic ticket was elected. tn,
Peoples ticket was publicly announced
only few days previous to the election
For District Attorney-R p vivion, D..
4.s; James G Spratt, D., 81. viyion'l
majority, $40.
For Councilman-W o P Hays. D., 1877
Thorpe, r.. 23G. lays majority, lOl
For Commlssioner-J S Mendenhall
r., 574.
For Probate Judge-A n Mcpherson
D., Al; A W Tanner, r., l47. McPher.
soh's sajori'y, 2C7.
For 'Sherill-Sllas Ralston, D.. 292: Ir.
wing Hunter p, 2s4. Ralston' s major
ity. s..
For Clerk and Recorder-A J Mslin.
d.. 80; REUBEN Fiaharty. p, 25G. Ma.
Inns majority. 81.
Fer IreasuWr-J d McCamman, ID.
3l2; Horace Annis. r., 25S. Mccain.
ipsn's minority. 81.
For Superintendent Of Schools-J II q
Street, 2S3; J } Davis, 2Cl. Street g ma
jori'y. 10.
For Surveyors NJ Reed. D., 375; r
Aoch' P.,l. Reeds minority. 374.
FOR Coroncr--J e Swi,zler. d.. 563;
Adam Fillmore, -. SwitzIer's majority.
551.
For Justice Of the Peace, Rczemar
I'recinc'--J NJ Castrcr, 80; j D:dawick, s.:
w. II. Martin, Z.
For ConstaLle.-Fred. Major. 10; T B
Warlield, u.
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Deer Lodge County,

From the New North West, July 80.
Dauseraus' train on Thursday unloadet
&c. 900 pounds Of -four for Aspiring & Son
and 2. 900 pounds for w. A. Clark. Flour
is held here at S. 90.
The corner stone of the new Catholic
church was Land few days ago, Father
De Ryckerie conducting the servIces.-
Work is steadily progressing on the build
ling.
Elk Creek is annoyed with sluice rob
bers. Inland s. Go. g flume was robbed
recently. 1t is estimated the thieves go,
5000 Or 500. The same night Zummach
Is Co.'S slu,ces On Kiern:n's fork were
robbed. Amount taken unknown. There
is disposition on the part Of the owners
to ascertain who werc the thieves.
Mr.. Joseph Bell, for several years 6
heavy miner in this county, left on
Wednesday fos Texas, expecting there
Ito permanently reside. Two or three
years since he bought some SEQ, 600 worth
|of town rropertJ in Waco, ON the BRACES
river, Texas. later 2. 800 acres of land
near BY, and last winter ct Tax Sale 49,
O00 acres Of arabic and timber land
With these sunny little pasture lots, and
their cultivation he expects henceforth to
have occupation, enjoyment and profit.
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MissOula County.
From the Muscular,

FROM the 0kl6SOuIlA0,
An order went from this Office last week
for new material for the enlargement ol
the Missoulian to 24x3G-inch paper. The
width Of the columns are 10 bt: the same
width of the Herald and New Northwest.
With an electrotyped head anil the new
material necessary for the change. the
typographical appearance Of the paper
will be greatly improved, and the Nilsson
lian will need, and will strive to merit. 9
continuance IF the liberal patronage it has
heretofore received.
P. J. Mccarthy, brother-in-law Of our
Major Nice auley, arrived from Washing
ton last week, to spend the summer IN
looking at our Territory. Mr.. Nice artby
has for long time been connected with
the War Department, and Is now in the
Treasury Department and from his Oh
servation of the needs of this section can
materially aid us in future.
Robert Nelson was down from the West
Side of Bitter Root Sunday, and reports
q prospect for unusually good crops this
season.
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Movement Of TrOOpS.

The expedition from Fort Shaw, under
the command Of Gen. John Gibbon, cum
posed of two companies of cavalry and
one company of mounted infantry, which
left that post last Sunday. promises ia
clear the country IF the hostile Sioux who
have lately infested the Muscleshell coun.
try. The expedition will he joined by a
cavalry force from Fort Ellis somewhere
in the Judith Basin, and will strike the
Yellowstone at some point below the sup
posed camp Of the hostile redskins. 1t Il
understood thGt the friendly Crows will
aid General Gibbon in making it hot for
these murierous and hostile thieves.
Herald.
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A real estate lawsuit, which promises Il
rival in magnitude and duration the celc
brated suit Of Mrs Gaines in New Orleans
is one Of the probabilities In Chicago. A
strip Of land wcith several millions Of dol
lars. On which stands The Illinois Central
De pot and a portion Of the track, is In dis
pute, having just Teen originally entered
at the Land Office u, Springfield, although
it has been occupied and presumably own.
cd by the Railroad Company for the las,
thirty years.-[News Letter.
THIS, We believe, 10 the case 10 which
Mr.. Goidon Ca:.pbcll and bis sister. Miss
Fanny, of Gsllaiin. sss the claimants. II
such 10 the case, We trust that II will be
decided In their favor Immediately. $50
say We Ill Of u.s."
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The Fur Trade.
benton RecOrd.1

The following shipments made by ont
|buyer-Mr John Goewey. of the firm Of
Goewey & Co., Sioux City-will enable
our readers to form some idea of the ex
tent of the Benton fur trade during thu
past season. Mr.. Goewey is not q perma
|ncnt resident of Benton, but makes q
yearly visit to the town to purchase fur
for the Eastern market: Twelve thousand
four hundred and fifty buffalo robes
So $50 pounds of deer and antelope skins
90 800 pounds of elk skins; 6,201 pounds
of beaver skins; 1000 pounds of tanned
deer skins; 500 pounds of tanned elk
skins; 125 cross fox skins; 400 red fox
skins; $50 kilt fox skins; $50 martin ekins;
Is lynx skins; te wolverine skins; 1850
wolf skins; $40 cayote skins; 1928 fisher
skins; 375 mink skins; G.0O0 muskrat
skins; 375 badger skins: 225 bear SKINS. In
our next issue we shall en1eavor to furn-
lsh the entire shipments of Benton firms
during the present season.
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Miscellaneous.

San Francisco, August 2.
News has been received by steame,
Mikado TO July Sd.
The steamer st. Osyth arrived at Mel
bourne 45 days from England.
The O'COnnell centennial will be cele
brated BY . banquet and procession.
The gold yield has Leen less than las,
years average, and the earnings of the
miners greater than for many years past.
In Queensland the Chinese difficulty il
assuming formidable proportions. There
is great opposition amongst the miners "a
their presence il the colony.
A petition to the Queen for the annexa.
ton OF New Guinea has passed the Aseem.
bly, and Council.
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New YORK, August
The sale under the order Of the United
States Court OF the franchise aud proper
yof the Northern Pacific Railroad Com.
pany, which was to have taken place to.
lay. has been postponed until Aug us,
18th. The reason for adjournment is 10.
completeness of the preliminary details
and conditions for the sale, aud the de.
Ire Of the commissioners to have every.
thing SO arranged as to avoid future EN-.
barrassments to the purchasers.
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Horse Thief Shot.

A report was brought 10 Helena yestcr
day that an Indian horse thief had been
killed near Whitehall the day previous.
1t appears that several parties had los,
horses, and following up the trail came
upon the Indians who had with them the
missing horses. When called upon 10 sur
render they attempted to escape when q
well-dircted shot from the gun of one OF
the pursucrs sent him to the HAPPY hunt
ing grounds" This summary punishment,
will have salu'ary effect 10 lettering the
commission of such crimes in the future.
-lIndepcndent. August 5th.
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THE. RESCUE!
. Portion Of the Crew Returned
The Boys at Fort Pease Happyl

Ben Dexter, Jim Dewjngs, Hubbel
and Woody, portion of the Rescue
crew have returned, the three former
coming to Bozemam and the latter re
manning 1t the Yellowstone Crossing
The boys state that the Rescue behaved
admirably on the down trip. But little
rowing was done, the boat being easily
managed by her steering apparatus.
On their down trip they saw some OF
the Agency stock, aud the Sioux hers'ers
Of the same sent few volleys into and
near the boat without doing any harm.
FIR IN this on they experienced no diff
Guilty either from Indians or in navigating
the river. In five days from the time the
Rescue left her mOorings they landed al
Fort. Peasc, The handful OF men at that
point were almost frantic with joy at the
coming Of the Rescue party. Their COM
was rcplc, ishtd and they were
all made happy. Mr.. Drwings informs
lis that the combined forces Of the Sioux
Nation, with the Crows added, Cannot
capture Or burn the Fort The location
is admirable for defense. and the heavy
with the Big Horn gun peeping
over it. causes the boys TO feel great con-
fidence in repelling any attack that can
be made be made by savages. Mr.. Dew
ings is loud in praise Of that country,
and says that it is a perfect Eden. The
plum trees are bending beneath, the
", light Of their fruit, ard he grape yi,.es
arc loaded. Grazing aud farming lands
ire OF the best. and the climate cannot BE-
Five days were consumed By
be party IN their return trip. The first
light they Travelled, and after that some-
ines they eould travel in the day time.
they encountered no Indians, hut fire.
luently saw the s.AOke of their camps,
md passed the trails Of several parti, 81
judging from the signs), to vary from
wrnty to fifty to a party. The boys all
ook well, AND to show how attached thu 5
ire to that country, they will, in a short
ime, have some more boats ready for an
)ther trim