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YOUNG WIDOW AND $50 YOUNG MEN
THE VICTIMS or A DISEASED TRAMP.


A YOUNG WIDOW AND $50 YoUNo MES
THE VICTIMS or A DISEASED TRAnP.
Emma Hunsoufger, about twenty
one years of sge, and widow, Nv,
weeks ago had tatooer put two SEES
Of letters on her right arm, the Initials
of two names. Shortly after the worh
of the poisoned needles and Indian ink
bad been concluded a foul diseses
showed itself on her arms and on vari-
Gus portions of her BODY. Her condi
tion became known to number ol
people, among whom was officer Shay
who learned that the man was known
as hummer Bill" aud bad been
lodged i'll Jail on the charge Of vagrancy.
Mrs. Huusburger subsequently died.
The uniertaker who removed the
tody said "a neal relative Of the
young lady CANE down from Lebanon
and sa.! he aud their family we're not
in the best circumstances. We put the
body in q coffin, took it to the depot
and shipped it to IT'S destination relying
upon the mans honesty to pay the bill
whenever he felt that be could pay it. -
DIR. Denniser said 81 did not at
teEd the Young woman, neither did |
know her. On Tuesday | was visited
BY two men, who said they had been
sent BY doctor residing in the upper
section OF the city 1.-THE DOCTORS name
was mentioned) to NE for certificate,
as the doctor who did attend the woman
either had gone away or was going away
10 hurry to a distant part of town to
visit patient. asked the men what
allied the woman and they sad '.ll, er
complaint" The physician who did
attend her said she died of inflammation
of the bowels"
DIR. kalbach has had quite a number
Of cases and he is Of the opinion that at
least loo young men and bays have
been inoculated in this city alone.
Many of the cases are terrible the
arms are swollen and the body and limbs
covered with blotches and eruptions.
The doctor was told of very bad case,
when he replied that If it was not
properly treated at once death might
ensue- Many of the young men under
Or. kilbach's treatment we're tattooed
at the Hampton Spring. The tattooer
used his spittle to mix the inks, and at
times placed the needles IN his mouth.
The doctor was of the opinion that the
tattooer did not know the terrible de
struction he was doing.
DR.. Davis agreed with DR.. Kalbach
in the number of cases of syphilItic in
inoculations by the tsttooer, Sand, :,
said the doctor, IL have treated an
am still treating number of cases of
the very worst character. Ii you will
wait until one of the patients comes l
will show You a sample case-arms,
body and limbs covered with syphiitic
eruptions caused BY the poisonous tat
tcoing process 1t is really a bad state
of affairs, sowing the seeds of a terrible
disease in Its very worst f"rm. l
have no doubt that several hundred
people were tattooed, but out Of that
number there may have been one fifth
whose systems were not in a condition
to take the poison and be affected by
Reading Pa J Eagle.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-08-29

A DEMOCRATIC sheet in New YorE
declares that ;ie labor troubles In
Pennsylvania are disgrace TO the State
and the existence of body ike the
iloilie Magu.res, organized for the pro
lection of miners, an operating in th'
dark, is rhe direct result of the perni-
icus policy the Republicans have car
ried out" Not so fast there. IL
what party 10 the Noilie Msguires be
long? Do not the counties where they
opera-e always give heavy Democratic
majo-ii'ss, and is il not an undenisble
fac. ,hat almost to a man they vote th'
Democratic ticketl-.North .7mericza
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DEPARTMENT 7.

Fast Horses, Speed. De.
W. p. Thompson, Vice President. Mexico,
Superintendent of Department.
FIRST DAY-WEDSEsDAY
General trial Of speed of scrub and traca
horses, from 1 to O'Clock p. Il.
SECOND DAY-THURsDAY.
First Race-Open TO ALL Premium Sis
s75 to first; $50 TO second; so to third.
Second Race,-Open TO all horses that have
never beaten three minutes Premium $50
SIS to first; SIS tn second $40 to third.
At lU1z o'clock in the forenoon. q running
race with horses, for parse.
THIRD DAY-FRIDAY
First Race..open to all county bred horses
for purse OF $50.
Second Race.-Open to all four-year Old
horsss for purse. In this race no entrance
fee charged.
At l011 o'clock in the forenoon . mule race
for purse.
Immediately after the above 8 challeng.
race for slO0.
Conclude with a boys race. for boys under
IA years Of age. so cents to first: 40c to Sec
ond. SOc to third 2Oc to fourth; l0e to fifth,
and to the hindmost boy glass of red lem
onsde.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-08-29

Colorado promises to become Penn
svlvania coal field for the further west.
Three varieties of coai-lign;te. semi
bituminous aud semi anthracite-are
found 10 the northern, central and west
ern counties, and $500 tens are mined
monthly, and the product sells at from
81 ton, and upwards, at the mines.
The discovery is Of incalculable mo-
ment IN all the adjacent region, aud
will huild up that State, give it rail-
ways and population as rapidly as gold;
and this discovery will have permanent
uses.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-08-29

II it mad not been for the over
throw of Rebellion by the Republi-
can party organization, the Southern
Confe1eracy would be an established
government, and the Apostles of the
Peculiar Institution would be advoca-
ting and voting in Legislative halls
that Capital should own its labor.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-08-29

The moon looked sicklyl last Thurs
DAY evening, from the effects of an
eclipse, but not more so than does
the Democratic platform since Frank
Hughes cast Lis shade across it.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-08-29

MARYLAND papers state that $780,
900 will not pay the expenses of the
militia, that were incurred by the
subiugation of the rioters in that
SJate This is not counting the loss
By destruction of property.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-08-29

The Greenviils Pal Argus says
PannsyIvania has not bad "favofi.e
scn" since the days Of Buchanan. and
moves that Governor Harfrsnft he
adopted. 1t thinks that "John +.
Rartranft for President in 1850" looks
well in print.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-08-29

EYGLrsH students have recently got
hold Of Hinioo, or Indian, books. in
Sanscript, which were written 1000
years before Christ. Their wonders
viii be given to the public by and by
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THs first Sabbath of September
mas been set apart, by the Presby-
terians CT this State, as day of sup
pilcation and prayer to Almighty
God for the success of temperance.
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Plato, who wrote 2.2f0 years ago,
states that the great lsland of A;alan
tie, filled with cities, &c, was absorbed
BY the oee,p 900 years before bis time.
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TEE German press is hostile in its
tone toward Turkey.
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GRACE'S CELEBRATED sALyE
Is & YsFstaSis PrepcTatior,

~ FtFttustt TItlJEI IuItcEI
invented in the 18th century by Dr.. " iiiiia,a
Grace, Surgeon in King James army
Through its agency he cared thousands OF
the most serious sores and wounds that
batfled the skill OF the most eminent phs-
sicians of his day, and vas regarded y al
who knew HIM as public benefactor -
Price 25 cents box. Prepared by SETH
W. FOWLE x SO rs, Sc Harrison Avenue,
Boston, Mass
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DEpARTNE.yTIy.

Horses. Cutie, Sheep. Goats. Deer, &c.
George W Wilson, Vice President. Patter-
son. Superintendent of Department.
Horses, HeGry-D -D-au2ht Jfgres, and Colts Ztru
Tsurs Old Included.
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SINCE President Hayes policy has
been inaugurated there is no more
talk of White Mans Party"
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The Paris Exhibition buildings are
approaching completion.
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Republican State Convention.
HFADcpARTEns REPUBLICAN STATE
COMMITTEE, )

COMMITTEE,
HARRISBURG, July IL, 1877.
By direction of the Republican State
Committee, the Republican State Conven-
riGn, heretofore called to meet at Harris
burg on the 29th day of August next, is
hereby postponed, to meet in Harrisburg, al
noon, on Wednesday, September 5, 1877.
This postponement IS made at the request
sf large number of delegates elect, who
have engagements 10 be present at ,rica-
MID conclive Of Knights TeInplar, which
Assemblies at Cleveland, Ohio, on the 29th
dav of August next.
BY order of the Committee.
HENRY NJ. HOYT, Chairman.
A. WILSON NORRIS, Secrefary.
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The following list. IN this class. Is free to
entrance from abroad. and will receive spec
ial care and place. and will be judged accord
ing to quality, and granted an award OF
merit or dipIoma, which will he read and
publisn-d with the list of premiums:
Best req per combined reaper and mower:
threshing machine; clover huller ana s-pa-
Iator: corn shelter; tanning mill; horse
and hay rake; straw cutter: corn planter !:
plough; grain-drill; cultivator; corn
plough harrow hay fork pump for wells;
cherry seeder; apple pearer. cider press,
hand or horse power patent bee hive.
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All articles entered for which provision
has been made in the foregoing list will re-
ceive proportionable premium, ii deserv-
ing.
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DEPARTMENT III.

DEPd III.
Fine Arts. Household Industries, and Miscei-
tdne0ths.
Mathew Rodgers, Mexico. Superintendent
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REAL ESTATE AT
PU BLIC SALE.
THE undersigned will offer at public sale
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1871,
rl.a fonn.r;n.- -o.I a..... -

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1871,
The following real estate, to wit:
A VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY,
in Spruce Hill township, Junlata count,
with good pair OF French Ourrs, and pair
of country choppers Good run of custom.
Good neighOorhood. Will sell Mill with
water privilege and about One Acre and
Hall of Land. ALSO. at the same tIme
and place, 30ACRES Of Land, with
GOOD FRAME HOUSE,
size 2914O feet, BANK BARN, size 4Oxjs
feet, ana other necessary outbuildings, good
Orchard, two excellent springs of limestone
water near the house, rs part Of the MiH
Property, or, If desirable, the buildings
just d scribed will be sold at the same time
and place, with the
HOKE FARM.
tract of land sijoining the Mil Property,
snd containing about 50 ACRES, ab0utiv
acres timberland, and the balance cleared.
This tract is mostly flint gravel land, snt
has been recently lined, having thereon
GOOd-Sfzed Log House,
and two Springs of limestone water, one OF
which could be piped to the kitchen door
Will be sold as above stated, OF in tracts
to suit purchasers.
Also trast of 500 ACRES of Mountain
Land, which will be sold in tracts to suit
purchasers.
Terms OF sale made known On day Of
sale.
J. KELLY PATTERSON,
Pleasant View, JuDiata Co., IA.
Aug. Is, 1877.
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DREMIUM LIST

premium LIST
OF The
RIVERSIDE PARK AND AG-
RICULTURAL ASSO-
CATION.
OF JUNIATA COESTX.
To be held sept. 18th, goth and Sfsf;
1877, at Aiffiintown, Pa.
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DEPARTMENT II

Horticulture. Poultry. &c, &c.
f. B. McCrum. Miffiintown. Superintend-
ent OF Department..
(e) Vines and Cordidls.
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or = H0fl per day at home. Terms free.
Vu : 0lu Address GEo. SrNsos & Co.,
Portland, Ne.
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DEPARTMENT T.
Agriculture. Machinery, Inpten'enfs, &C.
JB. M. Todd. Vice PressaeUt, Patterson
Superintendent OF Department
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For boar year old or more....--..-S 1 90
best SOW and litter pigs "a or more)
less than two months old 90
second best do ;,.-.-.-..-.-.---...-.-- 90
best boar pig, less than months
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or In OFT Week to Agents. $40 81.
1JJ IU 1ii ft Free. 2. o. VICKERY,
AuouSta Maine.
National Republican., 1877-09-11
A MA TIER FOR LEGLSLA TYON

It's quite n common thing for those who
wish to bring the theory Of civil service re-
form into discredit to ridicule the idea Of
appointing officials upon the strength of
schOOl-b0y examinations. Now, while it is
true that such examinations are necessary
for all subordinate positions under the ope-
nation of the system, the principle is by no
means q new one. Even the old system
professed to test the scholarship of ap-
pointees. The new plan merely proposes
TO make that test reality instead OF a
sham.
This is a matter, however in regard to
which there should be legislation before the
plan can he harmoniOusly carried out. The
law should provide for permancncy in the
tenure Of Office; and, Furthermore, that no
appointment should he made until after the
sppointccs have served probation of six
months. This period would he sufficient to
test the practical fitness of applicants, and
remove the objection that 1t is not always
those who have the best theoretical kuowl.
edge who make the hest practical officers.
II is well enough that the practical work
hgs Of permanent system Of civil service
should be carefully considered. Both par
ties are pledged to this reform, and the peo'
pie will expect it to be carried out Tn,
President will do his share towards keeping
pledges made to the people, but the matter
does not rest with him alone, for much Con
gressiOnal action is needed In order to make
II the fixed policy of the Government.
National Republican., 1877-09-11
ATIoNAL REPUBLICAN,

and with bowldcr or bfly--it was never known
which-struck him TO his death.
Ryan He'd the city, and the earnest endcavors OF
detectives failed TO even develop clue as to his
Whereabouts. O'Bren's wife, deprived of the sup
port HI. labor rendered her sank, with her two In
fant chidren TO the lowest depths Of poverty. She
was buoyed through her troubles with the hope OF
bringing the murderer Of her husband to Justice.
Last evening she was walking from the scene OF
days hard labor over the wnshtub to the squalid
lodging which she and her children inhnbit which
H. within stones throw and in sight Of the scene
OF the murder. At the corner of Sixteenth and
Morgan streets she passed gang Of street cleaners
The fnce OF one OF them struck her as fnmil
She looked again and was assured. II was the face
Of Michael Ryan. She stepped into the street and
confronted him. He quailed before her terrible
nngcr, and hung his head. while she upbraidcd
him as murderer. Police Officer Mike Walsh
was but square distant She ran TO him and told
her story.
."Is your name Mike Ryanr asked the of,cer.
1T II, SIR"
There Is an indictment pending against you for
the murder OF wm oBrien seven years ago, and
arrest yon."
Ryan said nothing hut went su,lenly with the
officer TO the Central station. The widow who had
been his Nemesis followed, her eyes glittcring
with the satisfaction of her vengeance. Ryan was
locked up In the station. To ali questions asked
him he preservedn a dogged silence. A Globe Demo
cTut reporter found the widow O'Brlen IN her hovel
last evening and learned the story Of the crime.
The witnesses to II are still living aud ready to es
tfy Ryan will be called before the proper court
this morning for examination.
National Republican., 1877-09-11
DIED.


McKEAN.-on Sunday, September ., MARY, In
fant daughter Of Fred. q, and Lille Mexican,
Services at the residence of the parents No 3i2
First street southeast at 10 q. M, on Tuesday. Fne-
raj at Oak Hill.
wELSH--At 40 p. m. on Monday, tie 10th inst.
amer short but severe Illness Afford c. WELSH In
the twenty second year OF his age.
The funeral Will take place from the residence oil
his mother No. sl4 Sixth street northwest, nt -p. M
day the 12th inst. Friends OF the family are
invited to attend. tStarl
BARRErT.-On the 9th OF September, 1877, at $50
late Thomas Barrett. In the hyseventh year OF her
Funeral will take place from her late residence
corner Fifth and d streets northeast, at $50 a. m.
church at 10 O'Clock.
BIRD-On SUNDAY morning, at two o'clock, JOHN
W. BiRD, in the ly.sec md year Of his age. OF Lees
burg Londoun county, Va.
The funeral will take place this morning from his
daughters residence, No $40 street southwest His
remains will be taken 10 Leesburg for interment.
tLeesbufg papers please copyl
FARRELIA-On Monday, September 10, 1877, ai
llI5 o'clock, after long aud painful Illness OF con
SUMPTION PATRICK FARRELL, In the twenty-eghth
year of his age.
His funeral viii take place from his parents resi-
dence, No. 10 street between First and North Cap
tol streets. at 10 o'clock "Wednesday morning, and
proceed to st. Aloyslns church, where Requiem Mass
will be celebrated The friends and relatives Of the
family respectfully invited to attend
IIUBBARD.-In Georgetown September 10, 1877, al
100 a. m, after long and painful illness, LoRETrA
MARIA, wife Of Douglas s. Hubbard
GRIFFITH.-On Sunday. September O. 1s77, OF con.
sumption, at the United States navy yard, League
Island, Pa, ELLA 9RIfFITH, stepdnnghter OF Civil
Funeral services will be held at Trinity church
corner OF Third and Streets Tuesday afternoon
ai o'clock. Friends are invited TO attend. lstarl
National Republican., 1877-09-11
PERSONAL.

Tue Emperor and Empress Of Brazil have
So lied from LlsbGn for Rio Janciro.
GEN. GRANT was presented with the free.
dom Of Inverness, Scotland, OH Saturday.
TuE London Posts Berlin special reports
tUat Dr. Slr,usherg, the bankrupt railway spccu
| later, has been released
TWEED says that ex-Gov. Hoffman was in
no way connected with the ring, that IL was subse
lent to the retiring of the Governor that The ring
comprising Tweed Connolly and Sweeny, was first
formed. The only meetings At which Hoffman
was present were purely Political.
REV AMEDIUs RAPE, who was consecrated
Catholic bishop Of the diocese Of Cleveland Ohio
in lsi7 and resigned In 1870 died ut St. Albans, VI
saturday night, aged seyenty-seyen. He was well,
knOwn throughout the United States and Cannda
u u temperance relOrmer aud missionary. The
funeral viii take place tomorrow.
ANOTHER aristocratic scandal Is reported
nom London yiscount Frankfort de Montmo,
rency All Irish nobleman now In his seventy.frSt
year 1t Is said has been sent 70 lunatlc asylum
by his friends To prevent him from marrying lady
with whom he was concerned In a divorce suit
some years ago Lord Frankfort de MontmOrency
is tho sou Of one the Irish members who voted for
the Union and who were made peers IN conse
qucnCe. The family name was Morres, which the
lrAI peer exchanged for the loiter one Of De Mont
National Republican., 1877-09-11

the cities of Washington, Richmond and
Baltimore.
There are all through the North farmers
in good circumstances who wish to buy
lands for their children to give them a
start in the world. Such persons can do no
better than to purchase lands for this pur-
pose in Eastern Virginia, where the lands
are now very cheap, the tide Of emigration
having hitherto been turned entirely to the
West. There are thousands Of good open
ings now for practical farmers in Virginia.
They can, moreover, rest assured that they
will receive cordial welcome to the Old
Dominion.
National Republican., 1877-09-11

THE Philadelphia Press Of yesterday pub
lished sermon preached by the Rev. PRoUT,
one hundred years ago, on the eve Of the battle
Of Brandywine. 1t is quite interesting on
account of the mingled vim of piety and pa
triotism which it contains. During the course
Of the sermon he becomes prophetic, and pre-
diets that "the doom Of the Britisher Is near"
He says further.
Think me not vain when tell you that beyond
the cloud that now eushrouds us l see gather
ing, thick and fast, the darker cloud and the
blacker storm Of q Divine Retribution They
may conquer us on the morrow Might and
wrong may prevail, and we may be driven from
this field, but the hour Of Gods own vengeance
will comei Aye, II In the vast solitudes OF eter.
nal space, II In the heart Of the boundless uni.
verse, there throbs the being Of an awful God
quick to avenge. and sure to punish guilt, then
will the man, George Of Brunswick, called King
feel in his brain and In his heart the vengeance
ofthe Eternal Jehovahi blight will be upon
his lifc-a withered brain, an accursed intellect
ablight will be upon his children, and on his
people Great Godl how dread the punish
menu
National Republican., 1877-09-11

THE announcement of new publications by
the leading houses in this country indicate
that there will be considerable revival in
the publishing business this autumn. We OBJ
serve with regret, however that very large
proportion Of the new books which are about
to be- issued from the American press are re-
publications of English books or translations
Of continental works. II is every day becom-
ing more and more manifest that American
literature will not flourish with any degree of
vigor and originality until this city is made
the literary capital of the nation. Our men Of
culture must be brought into each others So
ciety, SO that by tho conflict of mind with
mind great aud noble ideas may be struck out.
National Republican., 1877-09-11

Commerce.
BALrIMoHr, September 7.-Cotton steady. hrm and
Flour steady and frm. Howard stree. and Western
% Ota7 90; City Mills super. ei6tt do. extra So
" 7S do. Rio brands q 1907 So Paapeco family, sA
wheat-Southern active, strong and higher; Western
srs '":e' a. sS r. a. G
ter red spot, q az septembers Gs@l sS octo.
Western quiet and armer; southern white, ec; do.
yellow, saastc: Western mixed, spot, and septsm-
Southern. 50 Ds7c Western white siepasc do mixed
s2@ &c Rye quiet prime, 0oc. Hay arm and demand
good; Maryland and Pennsylvania prime, ti341S
Pr%yison, hTm and ts6ssnsy uIwsrd PSs
BNcon-Pscked shoulders, ,s6hc; clear rib sides stc
Western scarce, nrm and higher, is@2lc. Petroleum
asIade T easier, 5sThG Ieilned % steady, lsSs Coffee
aTmer aud shade higher ioiiS Whisky quiet, Ella
Receips-Flour, 80 barrels; wheat 8d0dO bushels;
corn, 6500 bushels; oats 1000 bushels shipments
Wheat To,Ooo bushels; corn. q 900 bushels
NEW YoRK, September l0.-Fiour Arm; No. state,
2ss! 30 saGerSss % state Il ses extra STATE 10
fair demand and steaiy; No. o 1904 25 superfne
| y l0mS8. Wheat hrnl No: red winter, cnsh, q q
bid; do. September q 10 bid No. spring cash II rs
H%%sss %ensS SHfN sne wsss4 Hsn Es n s sgS
Corn STRONGER and higher: steamer, cash SOC;
do. September, No. Gi.c- No. red. cash, Soc Oats
steady and In good demand; extra white ls@itc No.
ado. ~ extra mixed @6tsIc; rejected 500 aNc
sl3 10 BID Lard from city spot, % i2I: September
4QS bid: Beef scarce and unchanged. Cut meats
gulet and unchanged. whisky quiet but steady a
| 81 10, spot Cotton firm midding upland, II .. q
vember, iGTo December, 10 7s-7e January, 10 $50
February, II 0l-15; March, II 1877 Aprt, II scn.