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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-05

WHAT is the difference between a
poor gun and masquerade costume? ?
One is fired and doesn't hit, and the
other is hired and doesn't fit.-Puck.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-05

SCURvY LEGS In PoULTRY.-There is
considerable discussion going on be-
tween the poultry dealers as to the
cause and cure of "scurvy Leg" "scab
leg" or ''poultry itch," as it is called.
There seems to be no question that it is
caused by parasite on the leg under
the scales. Coal oil is recommended as
a remedy, the crude oil being put on so
that it will work its way under the
scales.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-05

UNCLE JESSE LYON married a second
wife the third day after the funeral of
his first, whereat the neighbOrs sere-
and wells, to signify their indignation.
Uncle Jesse stood itas long as he could
and then went forth and spoke thus:
"Boys, if you care nothing for the joys
Of bridegroom, | think you ought to
respect the feelings of a widower, the
ate partner of whose bosom is yet
hardly cold in her gravel" The boys
were stunned, and silently departed.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-05

NAIL IN FOoT.-As soon as the nail is
extracted apply bruised peach leaves to
the wound. Confine with a bandage,
and the cure is as if by magic. Renew
the application twice day if necessary.
One is generally sufficient.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-05

The stains of Syrups or Preserved
Fruits may be removed by washing in
luke-warm water with a dry cloth, and
pressing the spot between two folds of
clean linen.
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piITTCD Amer fair trial snd sewers tests u
0U I'm Was awarded Centennial Prize N 81
COLOR.ALL isi il has no taste 'tsS or smell,
and Is harmless ID Ii 10 liquid, is easy
handle, and 10 mixed in cream before churning Srd
IL produces . color resembling June Grass Butter.
9TH Ii Is the only article that will color the butter
and not the buttermik- sth. II gathers the butter
materials increases the weight than will pay for
the color used. Ii 10 the bes known. Send your
address postal card for my receipt book. free IL
tells how TO make butter, pack preserve extract
eidity; MRs. SMITH, 81 Arch ST.. p. o. Boz ly5&
Philadelphia, Pa.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.


ceived from East India missionary the fornuIa ~
simple vegetable remedy for speedy and perrn,nent
Of e0asEnptlon. bronchitis cs.aTrh and All
throat and lung atectOns also e.rre for nervous de-
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its curative in thousands nf felt ia
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etet by desire to relieve human suffsrng viii serl
free 20 AL who desire H. this recipe in German French
or fnglsh with fsN directions. Address ~ tn stau.p
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-05

TAKE CARE.-The dampness, coolness.
and decaying vegetation, make the
night air at certain seasons of the year
peculiarly productive of disease. 1t is
a very easy matter to sit on porches or
stand at garden gates until colds have
insidiously fastened themselves and
sowed the seed which will mature in
consumption and other wasting diseases
but it is quite another thing to eradi-
cate these alarming diseases from the
system when once they secure a hold on
the same,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-05
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.

Iooseness, ~ rhna- Chn era Nor or ain
ful ischargeS from IN bOwe ar stopped IN
u te or Iw y mi utes BY TAXI y Radwa s
b ca iy Re ief. No oHgestl0n or inil.sInin's on,
iow akin IS or las .tu q. will follow tn use oil
the X. IL X lief
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-05

rvvvll JAMES Irons PATENT CONVEY Show
IAAAiI Case will display your goods better than
any other. Large assortment other ST. les scheap.
l32 North FOURTH Street. PhiladelDhia.
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Precious Stones. nes.-IncomparaDly the
largest authentic specimen OF the dia-
mond ever yet discovered was that
known by the name of 1.-The MOgul."
1t was found in the mine called by the
Persians, Coulour, seven days. journey
from Golconda, toward the year 1850.
Weight, uncut, 7S71s carats. The larg-
est known emerald is the DevOnshire,
two inches in diameter, and of the finest
color; not cut. Ii came from the Muyo
mine, Santa Fe de Bogota.
The largest sapphire has its name,
1.-THE wooden-spoon-seller' F" fl ON the
occupation of the man who found it in
Bengal. Lozenge-shaped, with six
faces, lS2 Lie carats.
The largest pearl in the world is be-
yond all rivalry, the Slope" weighing
3 ounces, and inches deep, by % in
circumference at the larger end. 1t is
pear-shaped, and of opalized hue.
The largest ruby ever seen in Europe
is that presented by Gustavus ILL.,, of
Sweden, to the Czarina, during his visit
TO her in l777. 1t is equal in size to
small hen's-egg, and is of fine color.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-05

BREAD HAsH.-Chop any kind of cold
meat quite fine. Scald twice as much
drv bread as there is meat. When soft,
drain dry, and mix with meat; add
pepper, salt, little butter and suffi-
cient good cream TO make it sufficiently
soft. Mix all thoroughly, aud warm.
Send to the table hot.
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TERMS TO CLUBS.

To the getter-up of clubs Of ten more an extra
copy will be gwen.
Specimen copies will sent TO all applicants with
out charge.
All drafts, checks, or post0i = orders should b.
made payable to the order ct 4. II. NEvIN, JT-,
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| NATURES REMEDI
YEGEFIME1
Iss catsI slooo PuanIa/
AN EXCELLENT MEDICINE.

SPRINGFIELD. o. Feb. 2s. 1sT,
tn is TO certify thai have used VEGETISE
man urscIured by H. r. Steven-, Boston. Mass.
for Rheumat sm and General PrOstratiOn OF the
Nervous system, with good success. l recon-
mend VEG GrTlSE as sTcsilsuf His.f,cine for such
co plants. You S very truly
c. W. VANDERBILT.
Mr.. vandegrfft. OF the firm Of Vande rift &
Hoffman. Is "A W ll-knOw business man in this
place. having one OF the largest stores In SPRING
reld o.
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knowledge is proud that he has
learned so much! Wisdom is humble
that he knows no more.
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ACHES AND PAINS.

For heada he, y hether sick or cryous; RI u
matism lumhagO. aims and weak tss ln the
back. spine or Kidneys, pains around the Ner,
pleurt-y, swell ings Of he joints, pains IN the
bowe 5. he rlburn and pains OF ali Ainds. Rad
" US kea " relief VIII all r mmeii te ease,
and its continue use for few days effect
permanent cure. Price 20 cents
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PATESTEEs AND INVENTORS should read ad-
vertisement Of Edson Bros. in another column.
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Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.

Those answering an Advertisement will
confer a favor upon the Advertiser and the
Publisher by stating that they saw the adver-
tisement I'm this journal manning, the paper.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-05

I. Hon. JoHN W. FoRNET will 90 abroad for THE
Pass this fall. and remain N kurupi iu charge oi
European Dep irtnent. His Exposition letters
from Paris will be the best and fullest published In
any paper in the United States.
II. AROUND THE WosLD.-Mr. nE Il. RANpnLPH
kEIM will contribute series OF letters clrFing hi-
experiences ard travels A. specor oi the COn-ustes
Of the United states over the whole world.
III. Mr.. W. W. NEvGN will contribute series Of
papers sketching his travels during the summer Of
l77 among the firewnrShippiug tribes New Mexico
aud the ruins Of the buried Aztec cities.
" DIR. SHELTON MACKENZIE will have specia
charge OF the Literary department Of the " EkELY
PREss.
V. Ma. THOMAS MEEHAN-the best authority in the
United Staies-wll have charge of the Agricultural
Department. This establ shes THE NEEkLY Press
without a rival as the farmer > home paper.
vi. MARKETs-Fuu financial and mmercisl re
including the ney, gram, cotton cattle, and
general markets of the United States with a weekly
reyi-w of the European markets
Other special features Will BE- announce ~ they ars
provided for.
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723 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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RULES FOR THE SICK RooM.-1. Bring
in fresh flowers or something new every
day; even the commonest green thing
is better than nothing. 2. Don't talk
about anything unpleasant. Talk about
something that will lead the patients
thoughts away from his aches and
pains, and leave him in cheerful and
restful state of mind. 3. Follow the
doctors directions implicitly. 4. Never
ask sick person what he wants to eat.
If he asks for anything that will not
injure him, get it if you can. Never
bring him much at time. A little bit
in dainty dish will sometimes tempt
the appetite when large quantity
would cause nausea. 3. Expect sick
persons TO be unreasonable. They will
fret and complain, no matter what
happens, and must be borne with
patiently.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-05

The bakers and pastry cooks of Paris
have been forbidden to burn in their
ovens wood which has been painted or
impregnated with any metallic salt, as
it is believed that the articles of food
may be rendered deleterious through
the agency of the same.
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IMP r RTAN T!

THE LOWEST PRICES SEND Us YOUR ORDPps
FILLED AS CAREFULLY AS IL THE BiTYR Rp IaKS
FOODS SENT AXE WARRANTED To BE gY aCTIS ~
:Ss CHARGE THE GOODS ARE DELIVEREn4 II II
HE ADVANTAGE OF ALL THE GREAT nam
JADE BY IMPORTERS. 'OE
LARGE BUSINESS ENABLES Us TO SELL. FoD
I'd WE GUARANTEE PERFECT sATIsFACsTiaa,A
{, PART OF OUR STOCK: "'
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Practical NoTEs.-Eat slowly.
Be content.
Love lightens labor.
Never start your fire with oil.
1t is fashionable to economiEe.
Fruits are delicious for breakfast.
Use a cloth for washing potatoes.
Quick workers accomplish the most.
Air pillows in the wind not in the
sun.
Variety is the very best culinary
spice.
Use blue tissue-paper for wrapping
up silver-ware.
The work-basket is often a spectacle
for gods and men.
Make your homes as bright and cheer
full as possible on rainy days.
Rub your kitchen table with ripe
tomato TO remove the grease.
Chloride of lime is an antidote TO
mildew, especially on clothing.
Do not use silver spoons to scrape
kettles, or silver forks to toast bread.
The mornings milking is said TO be
the best for butter, the evenings for
cheese.
Never starch napkins; they were in
tended to wipe the mouth, not TO scratch
it.
To sweeten a sour sponge; rub thor
oughly in lemon juice, then rinse
several times in warm water.
When horses eat earth and cattle chew
rotten wood, it is an indication of ac-
cidity of the stomach.
In giving salt to cows, the morning
is said to be the best time, as shown by
the increased flow of milk.
Wash mating with warm saltwater
one pint of salt to two-thirds of a pail
of water, and dry with soft cloth.
First boil ashes i'm new iron kettle.
then scrub with soap and sand; fill with
clean water and boil two OF three hours.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-05
Liver Complaint, &c.

MOI only does the SarSapa illlan ResOlvenr ex-
Gel all remedi Il agents IN the cure OF Chronic,
ruiu.Ous Consiltu' ional, and SKIN Diseases.
but it Is the only positive cure for
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-05

IF YOU WANT THE BEST DRY WfSS SoUDS aI
PRESENT TO MAKE THE PURCHASE "a Adb t,L
AS REPRESENTED. FOR SMALL EAr :, II - !
YOITK DOOR BY BUYING OF Us YOU S5i SEI
SALES AND THE BENEFIT of Az AZ, ,SS1 DS1.1 'nIrp
WE airy AND SELL FOR CASH, AND OUh
VERY SMALL PROFIT. GIVE Us TRIAL a.
REIoW WE Quote THE PRICES OF A Small
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-05
THE WEEKLY PRESS
For 1878.
FAMILY AND FARMERS JOURNAL OF PENN
SlLNANIA.
TERMS Sl.5O per year, postage prepaid.
I.J0 per year, postage preptid.
i-59 per year postage prepaid.
The WEEKLY PRESS Will be T. Pennsylvania
SPECIAL FEATURES FOR 1873.

The WEEKLY PRESS
what Pennsylvania IL to tn
tial, and rich In resources.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-29
Chicago Cattle Market.

CnucAGO, September 81.
CATTLE. The NrOrcrx JourmnI
reports the caI''e receipts 8 500 head
shipments / 900. Good natives .tal
:! Is; grnsscrs / 5Oa4 rs; good corr
led jnj 25; l,3OOa1, 4OOIb steers {
59u5 10; prime Fat Colorado scarce
and weak ut 3a42j; good COWS 3 25a
8 so; through TeSauS plenty and
quality inferior; cows = 5Oa2 IS
good steers 8 75a3 50.
HOGS Receipt 1000 head
shipments 1000. Best shipping sold
at ) T5a5 90; Boston 8 45a5 60
packiusj 20u5 80; light active a
5 jOaj 60, closing strong; oil sold
SIlEEP.-Reccipls $40 head ; ship
mruts Gl9. No better feeling. Ship
ping 3 24a4 50. Market Ovc'
Stocked.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-29

lzF TwEX1y.USE WASTEb. 1t
will be rccoIIrctel that during the
Centennial year. Squire WOoitor is,
sued exactly one hundred permits ia
marry. &c. This year he is anxious to
improve upon lust; anl reports to us
that he still lacks 81 more couples to
mako even tho same number as in
1876 Wa trust our young friends
throughout the county will rally to the
support Of tic Squire, and help him
out Of this difficulty. Twcnty.Onc
couples will do; but twice that NUN.
Der would be much better. At any
rate, do not let him clnsc the books for
1871, with u worse record in the mar,
riAgo business than that OF the prcccd-
ing gear.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-29

Eg' GlLMEE ITEMS OSCS MOEE.-
Edi'm Dcmorwt.-lIec!;eft Il urbae!
have just received a pretty large steel
Of boots aud shoes, dry goods. notions
&C., at their establishment in Tro,
Also, j. c. Gluck & Ca, arc rcceiyiu:
goods from time to time. Want &
Atbuckle have recently painted up anC
have their commodiOus store.rOom vel
FLIED with goods. Troy is rather {
prOspcrOu. little burg, taking every
thing in to consideration. Blacksmith
lug is done unusually cheap nj Coburr
l. Slccth's stand, and Talbot 4 BRO
arc not a whit behind IN caeapnrss. A
choice article Of -four can be had al
IIcckert & Stcuru's Touring mills. I'm
Gle George lleckert has been furnish
ing Troy with good quality OF coal,
from tue bunk on Lis FARM. two mile;
distant.
Squire Warlcr has an cxccll,n
quality Of fruit on his farm near tom
Mr.. Dent. of Little Cove, raised :
large crop of wheat this year.
Mr.. David Jones daughter still
continues very ill; also Rev. Nv. Il
Dildlc is low.
Passing the N. +. Church or
hughes river a few days ugo, F no
,iced u well right alongside OF the
house. Sensible idca-wi:h Others
might do likewise.
Our Baptist friends have real ncNt
church on Leading Cvcck, near the
Arnold farm.
Still they marry over this way.
Drs McWhorter aud Walker arc
kept busy now.
Who'll be next u come to GilmCl
and purchase u Farm?
IIEEE AND THEIRS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-29

E1- A SAVING CLAUSE FOR SALOON
KEEpERs.-During tho recent term o.
our Circuit Court, several Of our 81.
loon men appeared to answer indict'
ments found against them in March
last, for tho unlawful sale Of iutox;cl.
ting liquors. 1t will b. rceolIcctcsI
that under tho law Of lS72.3, u con.
yiction in such cases was punishable
by bath fine and imprisonment; but
under the amended Law Of last winter,
the clause imposing Imprisonment wa:
omitted. Urlcr provision of the
CODE where party is indicted for AZ
OIlcnsc, il the punishment for such Of
ieusc las been modified since the com.
mission Of the crime he mag tax, advau
tagC ii no elCct.o this saving clause,
aud suffer cnly the punishment inflicted
by the latter Law. Ia this ease, the new
law having abolished Imprisonment aud
simply inflicted fine, our indicted
whisky mcu, with wonderful unanimi'
ty, entered their notice that they would
Ia:c advantage Of tho saving clause,
and spare themselves tho pleasure OIL
thirty days association with the Dep
uty Sheriff and JaiIur.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-29
ST!ATE EEES'S.

Mrs. BoTyer, Of this COUNTY i;
50 years Of age, vas married vhon she
vas 20 and now has u ehi!dren alive
and doing veil. Hise boys and seyGa
girls.-Himyn HeruM
ProJaLIy F@H .iceaIe~.-On SAT
uriay evening last l;:,lo ,on OF
James SaiIcr, who lives OF l7ih street
between jacob aud Wood, met with u
horrible accident, which may cost him
his life. Tho little fellow, with s:vOr.
al companions, wns playing about a
pile Of burning c;uirrs at hcGin!cy'S
coal bank, near Ecymann's brewery,
and acciicntly fell upon the no! Goals.
Ills comrades ran for assistance, but
before he could he rescued his body,
from tho waIs; down. was terribly
burned. Last night the little fellow,
who IS only five ytuTs old, was still
Hiring, but bis recovery was consider
cd doubtful. -lntcIEiycnrcr.
Demonstrations Of The GrrcaJack
Laigr Cinjs.-Tho demonstration Of
the GrcenbGck Labor clubs OF the city,
on Saturday evening, DIRE" immense
crowds Of people upVa The principal
streets, reminding onc FOreibly Of :hc
exciting times during the Presidential
campaign last fall. The ditferen! clubs
carrying torches, assembled on tho
Capitol square, where u line was for
med, md about s o'clock the process.
ion moved, following tho route pub
lishcd in this paper Saturday morning.
There wero about two hundred men
aud o vs. in line. healed by tho Wheel.
ing City Band There were also two
or three drum corps in tho procession,
Tho men marched along in very
orderly manner. The display was moi
SO large as many Of our citizens en-
rccted, hut it should be remember cd
that there arc no candidates it tht
field. and no important questions to b.
decided ut the polls. Aa exciting pO
litical campaign makes all the differ
cuce in the world. After passing over
the route laid ou: the procession re
turned to the Capitol, where Mr.. Kim
berry, with few Introductory re-
marks, introduced Nj. Randall. Of
Ohio, as the speaker o. tho evening
Mr.. Randall delivered brief address
which was frequently interrupted By
applause. AT the c!os9 Of Mr.. Run
daIl's remarks tho meeting adjourned
WIccliag h!e'iigcMccr.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-29
baltimore Cattle market for Sep.
tcinhcr 2Gtl.


CATTLE. = ltrcrrpIs .i.l9l. ove'
supply, aud very dull. with sales q to
81
SllEEP.-ltrccipts $40. Dcmaud
!"ir for good shrcr-dull for stOckers,
Sales. fair to good ! to 5. stockrrs ! J
to 8. lambs / to 5. few exlra s.!
Prospect fair for next week"
HUGS.-lIeceipm 5.SjG, Supply
moderate. SaIe.--Eair to beat bacon
7!to Is; fair to best butcher II S
Nrarly all sold. aud prospect fair for
next week.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-29
Cincinnati Market for September 81

Cottuu-Quiet but firm at lie
FlOur-Qaict and firm; family 9 25n
q 10. Whcat-Dull and lower to sell.
atabcr aud white | 35a1 81. COra-
Dull aud easier; mixed .lSc. Oats
In good demand at full prices; mixed
2Gl4Sc. Rye-Qu:et at G9uG4lc,
Eor!cy-Quict aud unchanged. Pork
-Elsirr at 10 so. l.ard-primc
steam held ut SlaOc. bulk Meats
Strong and higher ut G2a7c; short rit
7!c; short cicur Sc. lSucon-Strons
mud higher at 7lu73aSlaSlaSSa9c
Whisky-Quict and steady ut | OS
lIogs-Easicr; common 1 5Oa5 ; fail
to good packing 8 25a5 50; butchers
5 45a5 60.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-09-29

EE" TnE tO!Iowirs days arc the
best days for destroying filth during
October: ,lIh, 18th, Isl. 9th and
3lst are best to hack and cut 9th.
l2:h, 18th, 22l and Goth are god
days also for hacking purposes. II
ought to be cut or sprOu,cd twice n
year to have a good effect Every
person eau have a lis, Of the full sea.
son BY enclosing % cents to C. II.
l}ealI. Bcall's Mills, ". Va.