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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03

AGRICULTURE, said Socrates, is an en-
ployment the most worthy the applica-
ton OF man; the most ancient and the
most suitable TO his nature. Ii is the
common nurse of all persons in every
age and condition OF life; it. is the
source of health, strength, plenty, and
richness; aud OF a thousand sober de-
lights and honest pleasures. 1t is the
mistress and school of sobriety, temper
ance, religion, and, in shoIt, OF all vir-
tues, civil and military.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03
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MAKING SUPERPHosPHATE AT HONE
Break the bones into small pieces; after
that is done soak them in water, then
add fifty pounds of sulphuric acid 10
every one hundred pounds of bones.
When the bones are dissolved they are
liable to set solid. To prevent this mix
earth with the mass, and the bone fer.
tiliZer is ready for Use. But il is a
Dretty well known fact nowadays that
IL does not pay for a farmer to M ke his
own super phosphate. The profit on
making it is small even when it is made
In large quantities. \ farmer would
have to pay larger price for the small
quantity of sulphuric acid purchased
by him than a manufacturer would
give who was purchasing large quanti-
ties at wholesale. The difference would
eat up all the profits. The advantage
in making il ones self is that the super
phosphate would be pure, and there
fore worth more than a great deal of
what is sold as superphosphate. Indeed
the adulteration Of commercial fertili-
zers is carried 10 a scandalous extent.
In England and some of the United
States governments action has been
takei. to protect the farmer from fraud
In this direction.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03
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PROSPECTUS FOR 1877.
lIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE,
AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY OF
Popular Literature, Science and Art
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1877.

ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1877.
The number for January begins the nineteenth
volume OF this Magazine, and while its past rec
ord VIII, IL Is hoped. be deemed a sufficienr
guarantee OF future excellence. no efforts will
be spared 10 diversity its attractions and TO pro-
vide an increased supply OF
POPULAR READING IN THE BEST AND MOST
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The great object and constant aim OF the con.
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y distinctive in
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IRACTlNE IN MAGAZINE LITERATURE,
The contributions now on hand or specially
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Popular ESSAYS, Literary Criticisms
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81 TALENTED AND wELL-KNowN WRITERS
large proportion OF the articles, especially
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PROFUSELY AND BEAUTIFULLY ILIus-
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IN addition 10 the GENERAL ATTRACTIONS Of
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THE MARQUIS OF LoSsIE,"
oy George MAcDoSALp. author OF Malcolm
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03

LEMONADE FOR AN INvALID.-This Is
too often made by simply squeezing
lemon into tumbler, picking the pips
out with spoon, and then adding
sugar and cold water. The best method
of making lemonade is to peel the
lemons, otherwise the lemonade will be
bitter; cutting them into slices, taking
away the pips, and then pouring boil
ing water on the slices, adding, of
course, sufficient sugar to sweeten.
This, after being well stirred, and the
pulp pressed with a spoon, must be
carefully strained through a piece of
fine muslin, and allowed to get cold
When cold, a piece Office is an improve
ment. Cold weak lemonade, made this
way, not too sweet, is one of the most
refreshing drinks possible for hot
weather; and in cases where there is a
tendency to take fluid too often-a ten
dency, we fear, rather of the age in
which we live-a large jug Of lemonade,
made in the manner we have described,
will often prove a harmless substitute
for glass of sherry, or little drop Of
cold brandy and water, or glass of
beer as the case may be.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03

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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03

The Scientific american has this COM
forting intelligence for smokers: "The
effects of tobacco smoking are discol-
Oring of the teeth by carbon, excite
ment of the salivary glands by the
ammonia. headache and lassitude from
the carbonic acid. disease of the heart
from the carbOnic oxide, nausea from
the bitter extruct, and a tainting of the
breath by the volatile empyreumatic
substance. The system may become
used to these things, yet is made liable
to consumption, nervous exhaustion,
paralysis and other ailments.-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03
DOHEyTIC.

OYSTER OMELEr.-To make this very
desirable breakfast dish take twelve
oysters, if large; II small, double the
number; six eggs, one cup Of milk, one
tablespoonful of butter, chopped parsley,
salt and pepper; chop the oysters very
fine; beat the yolks and whites of the
eggs separated, as for nice cake, the
white until it stands in a heap; put
three tablespoonfuls In a frying pan
and heat while the omelet Is getting
mixed; stir the milk into a deep dish
with yolks and season it; next put in
the chopped oysters, and beating vigOr-
ously all the time; when they are thor
oughly mixed pour in spoonful Of the
melted butter, then whip in the whites
lightly, and with as few strokes as
possible; pour the whole into hot pan,
and when it begins to set slip broad
bladed knife around the sides and eau
tiously under the omelet that the butter
may reach every part. As room as the
centre is fairly set turn out into hot
dish; lay the latter bottom upwards
over the frying-pan, which must be
turned upside down dexterously. This
brings the Drowned side of the omelet
uppermost.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03
THE BOYS OF MY BOYHOOD. :"
BIZ wLIIAx CoLLys BlYAyr;

NSLLSs hANA
The Horse Hotel" lively srtiele. By Charles A
Barnard. ,plendidly illustrated The Clock 10 tie
Sky, BY Richard A Proctor "a Christmas p ~
ior Homes or sundsy-sehJoIs," by DR.. Eggle-ioe !.
The Peterkins' Christnas-rree." by Luerets p.
hs e; Poetry and Carols Of Winter" BY Lacy
LsreJu with pictures
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03

The Effect Of Prnssic Acid.-Two i'm
pOrtant observations in regard to the
effect of prussic acid upon animal and
insect life have been made by A. Gau-
tier, French chemist. Rabbits poi
soned with this acid. and apparently
dead, can be restored TO life by the ar
titcial respiration of air containing
chlorine and the same now proves to
be true of insects. In each case several
minutes after apparent death had clap
sed before the restorative agent was ap-
piled. These results point toward the
eventual discovery of an effectual an
tidote for prussic acid poisoning IN the
human subject. and illustrates the i'm
portance of not imposing too severe
rertrictions upon experimentation on
the lower animals.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03
Do Not Fail to Buy ST. Nicholas for the
Christmas Holidays. Price % cents.
TWELVE SKY PICTURES.

By PnoYEsscs PRocros, the A.trousr,er.
vnh naps showing The star. Of Bach Moath -
which Will be likely to surpass IN interest .uy -
re' on ropuiar science recently given the public
AarSEMENr AND INSTRUCTION. With FUN
hNp fROLtC, aud WIT AND WISDOM will b.
hinE ed - heretofore, and ST NICHOLAS will eoa-
nsus to delight the young aud give pleasure " Il.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03

The Crown Prince of Germany had
a very timid servant who could not
answer the most simple question with
out blushing and being confused. This
conduct did not please the heir-apparent
TO the throne of Germany, who is far
from being q ryrant in his household.
and he kindly advised one of his cham
berlains to instruct the servant so that
he would not be SO awkwardly respect
full next time. When the Crown Prince
got home that evening, he was surprised
to find the bashful servant waiting for
him with broad and genial smile on
his countenance.
"Who is here?" asked the Prince.
"Only the old mani" smilingly re-
piled the valet.
(He referred to the Emperor of Ger
many.)
"Great Moltke, he is drunkv' said
the Crown Prince, starting back lie as
"Lord! No! He isn't more'n half
tight" replied the servant, pleasantly.
Apparently, the Chamberlain's lessons
had borne fruit.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03

SOMETHING TO RALLY ON.-Just be-
fore dinner yesterday . woman living
on Larned street entered a Jefferson
avenue grocery with swapping eyes,
and as she slammed q tin pail down on
the counter Kissed out:
"Mince meat is itr Why don't you
call it slop, or stuff, or hen-feed?"
"Yes, that Is some Of our mince-
meat" replied the butcher. as he un-
covered the pail. 81 remember Of your
buying this yesterday"
81 bought this hash for mince-meat"
she exclaimed.
SIT Is called mince-meat, madam"
"But 1t tastes like saw-dust and pork
scraps chopped together!"
81 shouldn't wonder IL 1t did, but
you see most everybody understands
that ready made mince meat Is simply
a nucleus to rally on. 1t is the founda-
ton, as 1t were, of a good thing. You
want to add more meat, more apples,
more rsisins, some brandy, some cider,
little cinnamon, q few cloves, a
sprinking Of sugar, trifie of spice, and
you can't fail to have good pies"
"Then why not make my own mince-
meat" she shrieked.
"Why not? We keep it on sale simply
as an objective point to rally on"
swell, you and your whole caboodle
of clerks can rally on this half gallon, +"
she firmly said, turning the pail upside
down on the counter.
'Just as you des, re, madam" was the
afable reply, and when she reached
the door and looked back the merchant
still wore the same kind and patient
smile.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03
The LONDON LITERARY WORLD
says.

mr. ', no radoa.fSe for to yo.no thar b. .r.d
70 sqsdI o's ehote> production Of ScaIssEss pv,ss
~ nc dTfictss. whether ~ pras> rAsse fkrni
eirg vifh ritoit,y- The h-eTafl.rs aua az
hH'e iiirstrai,ons ave both r,perb.-
The Londou Daily News SAYS: "Bt wish ~,
eo'ud posHf o1i rs sqrai p,rio,c iiera-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03

Natural Genius Both Sexes.-Address, l. T.
IN Luther, Cory, Pa l2-l3-lt
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03
SCIENTIFIC.


Sdring Grdnife.-Among the inter
estlng things that were shown 10 the
architects in Philadelphia, during their
convention. was the patented process
of Messrs: Struthers & Sons, for saw
ing granite. Hitherto 1t has oeen
found impracticablet to cut granite Win
a saw, since the ordinary SAND process
would cut only an inch and haif or
two inches per day. The inventor Oh
the Messrs. Struthers' process NIT upon
the idea OF using chilled iron, nneiy
divided. instead OF sand. A jet OF
steam is directed upon fine stream OF
melted iron, and blows 1t into spray,
just as in the common atomizer jet OF
air pulyerizes, SO to speak. the stream
of liquid upon which 1t IA turned. Ihe
iron. divided into fine glO0uies OF, say,
fortieth o. fiftleth OF an inch IN
diameter, falls into cold water. ana Is
chilled into excessive hardness. it Is
used under saw OF soft iron, ana with
stream OF water, as sand Is used 10
saving marble. Most persons would
have supposed that the scratching OF
angular grains of sand would be more
efficient than the rolling friction OF
globules of iron; but 1t would seem
that the sand Is speedily crushed into
dust, while the tough iron simply wear
ing down INTO smaller ana smaller
glObules, crushes It's way through the
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03

under the name of manganese bronze.
This metal owes its origin to Mr.. p. NJ.
Parsons, who is the inventor of another
useful metal known as white brass,
and is made by the White Brass Com
pany, of Lombard street, Southwark.
Ii is produced by mixing manganese in
certain proportions with molten bronze,
the result of which is a material of
great toughness and possessing re-
markable resistance to tensiOnal strain.
The new alloy is advantageOusly used
in a variety of cases where gun-metal,
bronze and yellow metal are ordinarily
applied. In molten condition it is
readily cast into any required shape,
and In this form 1t Is stated to exceed
the best gun metal in strength and
tOughness by about fifty per cent, and
TO be about equal to wrought iron of
or rolled at red heat and drawn into
creased TO that of mild steel by this
process. and its toughness being
brought nearly up to that of copper.
1t can also be made of various degrees
of hardness. Samples of this metal
were tried at the Royal Gun Factories,
WOolwich Arsenal, when No. quality
was found to have an ultimate strength
of 243 tons per square inch, and to
stretch nearly nine per cent. of Its
length before breaking. No. quality,
which is slightly under that of NJ. l
has high elastic limit of nearly seven
teen tons per square inch. an ultimate
tensile strength of S3.6 tons per square
inch. the elOngatiOn being .076 In two
inches, although there was slight flaw
In the specimen. The specimens were
those of cast metal, and by forging or
rolling either quality at a red heat they
are stated to acquire tensile strength
square inch, and to stretch from TWEEN
ty to thirty per cent. of their length
before breaking. Some samples of the
metal were exhibited at the recent
meeting of the Iron and Steel Institute.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03

1sfa7r Of re Jack Harard Sto-ies" begins in ihs
cHKIsrHAs HOLIDAY SunssR
Besides serial .tories Christina. stories lively
sketches, poems and pictures for the holidays aud
some astouishins illustrators of Oriental sp~rts
with drawings BY sme-e artists. The Christ
mas n olfday Number Of ST. NICHOL.
As, superSiy illustI a;ed, eoatains very interest
lag paper,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-01-03
GOOD NEWS for BOYS and GIRLS.

To meet the dsmr1d for cheaper sr SIcHotA.
ON -bo't. the pfie- Of vSIs. sad IL has besa
doeed To - each. The three volumes In an elegant
library case. sold for slO lin full Eiif. 49,
tnAs all may give their ehildrea . complete set.
These volumes contain attractive Datsris
Than ffiy dollars worth Of The ordinary ehiidrea's
books.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-30

A medicine which remedies dyspep-
-ia, liver complaint, constipation, de-
billy, intermittent and remittent fe-
vers, urinary and uterine troubles, de-
parates the blood, counteraets ten
tendency to rheumatism and gOut, and
relieves nervousness, may be truly salt!
10 have many uses. Such an article il
Hostetters Bitters, one of the most re
liable Alternatives of disorderly to u
well ordered state of the system ever
prepared or sold. 1t has been over a
quarter Of u century before the public,
is endorsed by many eminent profess
sors of the healing art, and its merits
have received repeated reeognitions III
the columns Of leading American and
foreign journals. Ii is highly esteem
ed ia every part OF this country, and
Is extensively used in South America,
Mexico, the British possessions aud
the West Indies. II its increase in
public favor in the pact is to be re-
garded as reliable criterion of lis
gain in popularity in coming years, il
has indeed splendid future before it.
till ju25
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Efaxe wood.

This fine trotting stallion, viii stand
the present season al the stables Of
Il. l.. Burris at tie fair ground at tiftv
dollars the seas0n, the money TO be
paid when the mare is bred, with the
privilege Of returning the mare free OF
charge, until she proves in foal, if the
horse lives. Should the Ii orse be sold
before another season, arrangement
will be made for the return OF mare.
not ia foal, or if at distance, the
money viii be refunded.
Lakewood 10y Biackwood; first dam.
by Red Tiger second dam, by Old
Imported Glencoe. Biackwood, by
Norman first dam, by Manibrino
Chief. Norman, by the Morse horse
first dam, by Jessey Highia nder
second DAM by Hambietonian. Black
wood sold for $4,000. His sister, Lulu.
beat OioldsmitRs Maid, and So, 900
WAS refused for her. Blackwood, jr., a
half brother to Riazewood, took the
Centennial premium, at Philadelphia,
last,year, and ! suppose is the best horse
Of his age in the Quilted States. Blaze
wood now, not quite six years old, has
colts sold ut from $50 TO $3.50 dollars.
y rare opportunity il here offered to
fine horse breeders. Grass pasture
furnished mares from distance at
Two dollars Ter mouth, and breeding
attention free of charge.
DALLAS. Texas April Is, 1877.
apl2g-d,w-2nl
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Thousands Of people died every year
~ the niasmatic valleys surrounding
Lookout mountain, until about 1880,
when from the common mountain
herbs, Dr, \, q. Simmons scientificsl.
~ prepared 4 medicine that proved
a specific 10 the cure oliver diseases.
~ it, use the country ia thAt vicinity
has become AMONG the healthiest On
the continent. The reputation OF Dr..
a. q. simmons vegetable liver Iaeai-
cine IS now worldwide. 1t is made Nv
NJ. a. Thed!ord x Co, of Chattanoogt :.
Tennessee, and every genuine pack-
age ana bottle Is enclosed in a yellow
wrapper bearing the likeness of DR..
simmons.
1t IL for sale 10y ali druggists, who
have trial packages of the medicine
that viii be given to all applicants free
OF charge. my27-in-d
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-30

.".H. . ....Hugu named BASS
.r. . ..... aud notified sheriff
u.... .. ..um. .ul of murder
.... ..g...- f.a .efe. ou tur Fort
HHN-.. E.-.r before iast a luhug-r
..UI..#r. .u company with two
H.-r.. .. passing down the road,
mara ..I .' Hr. Jauuiau-, singing
s. .H ..a. along Three campers
.a| ..u. ubI tY,d them to shut
m. ... replied taaJ this was a free
.a... HUI t..y vaGiI DO " they
r.l.... HU.u Oh. campers fired Ola
uw aul Hi. tle while man. The
Hl.... uu u.', sul gave the alarm to
.u. .. I.. uaIghnur-. but no searrn
a,. ugI. until yesterday morning,
aUr fu. man vas found lying in
q lu.. HH..fr dead. The darkie-
al tUN ...y one shot was
irt mt parties living 10 the neigh.
b,I stated that they heard more.
q iaesVsei had been employed a.
.s rr.H.0rHuoi sii summer, and
ld worked .Dr Mr.. Reed and Bass.
,mr' Moon and bis deputy, Jones.
rtu IssY.a. Iuey learned that three
amflwHl with .hpJ-guus and pistols
ul..,d lHf,sgh peckman yesterday
banning and came from the direction
U.w iHr murder was committed.
u.r ,Hsrl bad not returned ~ this
srHng. uHyiug probably got on their
stI 'ud faiipsing them closely. We
.AF taa rullpus viii ho captured.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-06-30

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