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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-10-15

Three of the crew of the steamship
Intrepid, Captain Soutar, had very
exciting adventure at the Greenland
sea fishery this season. During the
time that their vessel was fast beset
among the ice, three of the crew
Thomas Royal, Wolverhampton; James
Winter, Peterhead, and William Mui-
ligan, Dundee-set out one day to pay a
visit to the ship Perseverance, of Peter
head, which lay apparently about four
miles distant. After walking about
two miles il was seen that the distance
between the two ships had been mis-
judged, and that in reality they were
six miles apart; and the dangerous
nature of the journey began to dawn
upon the seamen when they realized
how far they were from any vessel,
the sealing clubs being the only weapon
with which they were armed. They
deliberated whether it would not be
the best course 10 return TO their
ship. One OF the trio insisted on max
ing the journey, while the others were
of the opinion that they should give up
the attempt. In the midst of the de-
bate she bear with one cub arrived,
and as she was fast coming up between
the men and their ship, the only chance
of escape was to run on the hope OF
reaching the Perseverance. When the
men took to their heels the bear quick
ened her pace, and in a short time was
close upon the sailors. To attempt to
face the animal with their clubs was
useless, and, accordingly, one by one o
the men took portions of their clothing
and threw them on the ice. In this way
the progress of the bear was retarded,
as Bruin stopped to snuff and tear at
each CT the articles "a She came up to
them. By this stratagem the men
were enabled to keep little ahead for
about two miles. They had parted
with most of their clothing, one OF
thJ M had but his pants, cravat, and a
wOOllen shirt upon him. He had re-
famed possession of his club, and fas-
tening his cravat to the end of the
weapon, he raised il as signal of dis
tress, and fortunately the attention of
the crew of the Perseverance was at
tracted to the perilous position of the
three seamen. Several of the crew of
the Perseverance, Immediately set out,
armed with guns, and, after running
about mile, they came up to the three
just in time to save them, as they had
almost no clothing left, and were ex-
haustcd with the chase. Tho bear aud
her cub were so close behind the res
cUers that they had no difficulty in dis
patching them with sveral bullets. The
following morning the three sailors re-
turned to the Intrepid. They were
escorted part of the way by number Of
tlie crew of the Perseverance, and the
male bear having beeu seen in the vi
cinity, apparently on The lookout for
the She bear and her cub, he was like
wise killed.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-10-15

"Yeu don't tell me but how did she

"Yeu don't tell me but how did she
do,'
"Splendid! a widower with farm
and three children, and church mem
Der, too. He's not much for looks, but
he's an awful good man and staEd:
high in the neighborhcOd. She couldn't
a done bettcr.'
That's nice; but is he good to herr
''Oh, yes-too good, tell him some
times. But they do get along the
incest kind-as happy as larks all the
time. 1t almost brings the tears to
hear her call him an old fool and a
bald-headed idiot as soon as he steps
into the house. She always was SO
lively you know"
"What do they quarrel a ready :''
inquired the Middietown lady, with q
paine1 look of anxiety.
why, no-certainly not, never
you couldn't hire them to-"
But you said she called him hOr-
rid names, and threw up his looks"
"Oh, yes, of course, and she may
even spank the children right before
his eyes: and even tell him they are a
pack of good for-nothing thick-headed
little beggars; but then its only her
way, you know, and she don't mean
anything by 1t of course. It's only II
way she has of being cheerful and
keeping things 'livened up around the
house. tell you Louise amt going to
no matter where size is"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-10-15
A Dissatisfied Actors Holiday.

Castallano was this year appointed
by his comrades to organize and man
age the excursion, having an unlimited
credit and arbitrary powers, ana COLI
tracing to satisfy every desire of every
member of the company.
They met i'll the morning 1T the Cafe
de PAmbigu and decided to 90 into
tine cOuntry-of course.
"Yes. but hOw?" growlcd Gil Peres !;
con foot, by buss, in hacks, by train: ~
These things are all played out. Nov,
want to 20 I'm break, with four
horses. two positions, bells, ribbons"
"Here it is" said CastCllanO As the
vehicle of Gil Peres' dream drew up
before the door.
They entered it and set out merrily.
GLOW do you like it?" asked the
manager.
"Oh, it isn't bad, exactly" srumbled
Gil Peres, ''but slow-no fun. five
were only to upset, Or"
"Upset the coach, boys" shouted
CastellanO to the postilliOns, and over
it went, amid a chorus Of shrieks,
spilling everyone into the ditch. No
one was hurt, but an axle was broken
the day was hot; the road was dusty.
Never was n comedian so rolIndly
abused as Gil Peres. However, 4 farm
house was seen at some distance and
the dissipated actors trudged wearily
towards it.
"Ah. wish," said Gil Percs, "that
we could get a decent breakfast here" "
At that moment head waiter, nap
kin, in hand, appeared at the door and
said:
"Gentlemen, breakfast has just been
placed on the table"
They entered. Enchantment. SIch
l spread as Lucullas never dreamed of
Gil Pcres seized knife and bounded
towards pate,
"Well, have you got everything yOI
want, now 2" asked Castellano.
Everything" said the radiant ac-
tor, though" he added, as a shade
passed over his face, ''these new boots
bother my cOrns damnably."
So saying, he plunged his fork into
pate and drew out-his slippers,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-10-15
Buffalo BiIl's "yvrit-oERepIeyIn

In the course of a conversation with
Buffalo Bill lie related the following
incident:
One morning a man came rushing up
to my house and stated that he wanted
4 writ-Of-replevin TO recover possession
of a horse which stranger was taking
out of the county. [ had 10 blank
iOrms, and had not yet received the
statutes of Nebraska to copy from, so |
asked the man:
"Where is the fellow who has got
your horse?"
ale is going up the road and is
about two miles away"
every well, said /, will get the
writ ready in minute or twO."
l saddled my horse, and then taking
up my old rifle, .Lucretia." | said to
the man: "That's the best writ of re-
plevin that | can think of; come along
and we'll get that horse or know the
reason why"
We soon overlook the stranger, who
was driving herd of horses, and as We
came up to him | said:
''lIallo. sir; | am an officer and have
ain attachment for that horse" and at
the same time pointed out the animal.
"Well, sir, what are you going to do
about it?" he inquired.
81 propose to take you and the horse
BACK to the post" said |.
"You can take the horse but | have
not the time to return with you"
you'll have to take the time, or pay
the costs here and now," said |.
"IIow much are the costs 20
"Twenty dollars"
''Here's the money" said he, as he
handed me the greenbacks. | then
gave him little friendly advice, AMI
told him that lie was released from Gus
tody. He went on his way wiser aud
a poorer man, while the owner of the
horse and myself returned to the fort.
Ipocketed the twenty dollars, of course
Some people may think that was not 4
square way of doing business, but !
didn't know any better just then. |
had several little cases of this kind ,and
| became better posted on the law il the
course of time.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-10-15
NO. 42.

as an improper match, were earnestly
tried, but in vain; the health OF Lady
Caroline was evidently impaired, aud
the family at last confessed, with 4 good
sense that reflects honor ON their un-
derstanding as well - their hearts,
that it was possible to prevent but
never to dissolve an attachment; aud
that marriage was the honorable and in
deed tie only alternative that cOuld So
cure her happiness and life" When
Lady Caroline was taken by uer friends
from London TO Bath, that she riigat 0e
separated from her lover, she wrote. it
is said. the song of Robin Adair," and
set it to plaintive Irish tune that she
had heard him sing. Whether written
by Lady Caroline or not, the song is
simply expressive OF her feelings at the
time, and rs it completely corrobOra:es
the circumstances just related, which
were the town talk OF the period though
now little more than . family tradition,
there can be no doubt that they were
the origin of the song.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-10-15
A Mans Fight With an Eagle.

"Last week while Z. j. Campbell, OF
North Carolina, was engaged digging
wild ginger on the side of the Roam,
about one and half miles from Cloud
land Hotel. he found the nest of gray
eagle secluded IN a fallen tree
top under the cliff of the mountain,
containing one young eagle. "hiie
examining the nest and its contents,
suddenly he heard loud noise, and
before he could ascertain what 1t was
the Old eagle had struck him in the
face with bill and claws, and taking a
circuit through the air, alighted on a
tree about 200 yards distant, but IN
plain view of the nest. Again the
narent bird made an attack, aiming at
his head. but he avoided heI, and she
struck him on the arm, making slight
wound. She returned to her post oil
observation, but as soon as he attempt
ed to touch the nest containing the
young eagle, she made a third attack
when Mr.. Campbell struck her with a
stick and brought her to the ground
where, after a severe struggle he sue
eeeded in killing her. She measured
seven feet two inches from tip to tip OF
her wings. The male bird was not
seen. The place was wild, unfre-
ouented part of the mountain. 1t has
generally been supposed that the eagle
always built her nest in the clefts oil
the rocks, but this one had her nest in
fallen tree-top, some feet from the
ground, but in spot seldom visited by
man. This bird is the one known a
the gray or bald eagle.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-10-15
The Steak.

Rev. Or. Wells, of Boston, never ate
meat OH Fridays, He was frequent
guest at the house of DIR. Francis the
elder, ard as DIR. Wells was very abste-
mious, there was 4 constant playful
struggle for and against generous liv-
ing. 81 remember" says DR.. Frar els
the younger, in his "reminiscences, Sin
particular when one morning at break
fast matters came TO 4 crisis. Father
had helped DR.. Wells to rolls, butter,
and hominy-so far, good enough; but
when he came to a broiled porter-hOuse
steak, it being Friday, DIR. Wells rose
in argument, and urged its noa-accep-
lance. Father persisted; said DR..
Wells was dying by inches; why starve
himself by slow torture? why not COM
nit suicide in 4 more dignifled manner? I?
He would not have = coroner's jury in
his house, etc. Seeing the excitement
Of DIR. Francis, DR.. Wells quietly sub
mitted, and received Il delicate piece of
the tenderest portion of the steak, on
which little gravy was poured. The
conversation took different channel:
Hannah More, TIllotson, original de-
pravity, Boston east winds, and various
other subjects were discussed with ami
nation and interest. From the corner
of the table l saw what was going on.
DIR. Wells continued to eat his roll and
drink his tea, keeping his eyes on faith
er, and now and then, when conversa-
tiOn tagged, telling one of his admira-
ble anecdotes. Gradually the steak dis
appeared-he was burying it beneath
the mound Of hominy; and, playing
with his food, at last concealed every
vistage CT the meat, and laId his knife
aGd fork across his plate. Father look
ed down, and seeing all gone,' smiled
triumphantly, and said:
"'1he apostle is saved, his life is spar
ed; we have, at least, got the active
principle of vitality into his system.
Why, boys, can see the good effects
already. There is slight tendency
to apoplexy even now in his face; his
eye 'ooks wilder etc.
"lt was Irresistible. A smile began
to ripple over DR.. Wells face, and he
exclaimed, with Il sigh:
"'Dear doctor, feel much better
You are 100 kind;' and looked down on
his plate, He could not deceive. In
moment all was discovered. the steak
exhumcd, and DR.. Wells was forgiven
for 'the immense talent evinced OH so
important an occasion"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-10-15

tits certain that the smell of room is
not improved by the olor OF stale 10
baccO smoke, and this applies with
double force if segars have been
smoked; even the most inveterate
smoker will find room unpleasant i'm
the morning where seSars have been
smoked overnight. II only good to-
bacco be smoked in ones diHing-room
during the evening, the smell is I'M
mediateiy removed by opening the
windows Tor half ali hour in the morn
ing; on the contrary, II scEars are
smoked. it will take days before the
room loses the OdOr of stl.e segar-
smoke, which is sickening TO most peo-
pie.
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N 0 W.

when l am lying pale and dead,
.onle not dear friends, around my bed,
And pour your loss in deafenei ears
And wash my needless face with tears.
what thrill OF hope or tenderness
VIII beat beneath my burial dress
What look OF gratitude arise
And lift tho lid of sightless ewes
What loving voice escape those lips.
From which no speech or language slips i?
Alas cannot rouse AMI say
IF We lament me will stav."
Speak while hear, and while long
To feel your love is true and strong,
While peace can soothe my troubled Lrow,
Wait no. TO miss me; hold me nowl
Set not your kisses on my cheek.
Nor on my mouth, too cold to speak;
And in your fruitless grief forbear
TO shed that sweetness on my hair.
In fe i long to feel their breath,
But what are kisses worth to Death?
Like blossoms dropped on ice and SHOW,
Like songs when howling tempests blow,
wasted gift, vain caress
That might have been power TO bless.
4 longing answered all in vain,
touch that death must needs dsdain,
That might Z life with joy endow,
Oh If you Kiss me, kiss me now
Remember not when am gone
The deeds did or would have done,
How ruch / loved, how vainly stroye
To find an answer in your love
Nor 70 L H., l.
Since neither life Eor love endures
Say not with I, ars and cries and prayers
Would that we showed her tendererer cares.
Had patience with the faults We knew.
C.uns TO the Leart so warm and true,
That Eow We weep with hopeless pain
And know Will never come again"
Oh. breathe not then the useless vow;
Bat If You love me, love me now.
Nor, standing round my wintry grave
Too late to serve me or to save,
Fling on 1t sll you have to give,
"At last her fOllies We forgive :"
An angel might repel with scorn
Such speech of poor repentance born,
Might weep to see such Lev.te pride
Pass co!dly by cofiin's side.
No. If within your hearts there be
\ hind but slumbering thought of me.
4 memory Of the vanished past,
OF hope, of peace and love at last,
A speechless prayer, a silent sense
That sometimes speaks in my defense,
That saws -0ur life is not too long,
And We, perhaps, We're sonnet mes wrong"
Oh lis en- to that pleading voice
And bid liy ng heart rejoice
II late remorse or grief allow
Forgiveness, then forgive me now.
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Headache. Pain IN the Shoulders, Cough,
Dizziness, Sour Stomach. Eruptions, Bad
aasie in the Mouth, Palpitation OF the
heart, Pain in the region of the Kidneys,
Ahd a thousand other painful symptoms,
are The oHsgrings OF Dyspepsia.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-15

And in accordance with law, and order OF the Board
Of Directors made the oath of April 1879, so many
shares of each parcel Of such stock as NAV be necessary
will be sold at public auction the Office of the
pany Adams House Block Carson City, NeVdda o. the
3Oth DAY OF JUNE, 1879, at the hour OF ocok p NJ
of such day. pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with of advertising and of sale
NJ. ANDERSON, Secretary.
Office front room in Adams House. Carson City, Neaada
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FN9wENG AND ZARREsKAE MINING

~ Con pany-Lo Location OF principal Plsce OF business
Carson City, Nevada; location Of works. Eagle and
Washoe Valley Mining District Dr1nsby County, Nevada
There delinquen upon the following described
stock on acc unit (NO y levied the oath
day of April 1879 the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective Shareholders follows
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rxTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC

OND Judcisl District of the State OF Nevada IN ana
for the County of Ormsby-Mose Chaplin His Credit
ors-Notice creditors Of insolVent-Pursuant to an
order the Hon Samuel D. King Judge OF the said Dis
trct Court notice hereby given all the creditors Of
the said nsovent Moses Chaplin to be and appear before
the said Judge open Court at the courtroom OF SAID
Court in Carson City in the said County Of Ormsby on
the 23d DAY OF JUNE A. D. 1872 at 10 o'clock A NJ OF
that day. then and there to show cause If any they can
and an assignment made and he be
from his debts liabilities in pursuance of the statute
in such made and provided and in the meantime
all proceedings against said nsolvent be stayed.
witness my hand and the seal of said Court this z4sh
d.y of Nav 4 D. 1879 H. II. MARSHALL, Clerk
isp.1I nv25- Sod
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de3f
xTuE DIsTRICT COURT OF THE SEC

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEC
OND Judicial District of the State OF Nevada in and
for the County Of Ormsby.-James Gettys plaintiff vs.
Mary Jane Gettys defendant Action brcught IN the DIS
trct Court of the Second judicial District OF the State OF
Nevada for the County Of Ormsby and the com
plant filed in said County Of Ormsby, in the office OF the
Clerk of said District CourtThe State Of Nevada sends
greeting to Mary Jane Gettys defendant You hereby
required to appear action brought against you by the
abve named plaintiff in the District Court OF the Second
Judicial District of the State of Nevada in and for the
County of Ormsby, and to answer the complaint MED
therein IA copy of which accompanies this summons)
within ten davs exclusive of the day of servlcel
after the service you OF this summons-n
served within this county; if served out OF
this county but in this District, within twenty days,
otherwise within forty daysor judgment by default Will
against The said action IS brought 10 OBTAIN
decree divorce disSovng the bonds OF matrmony eX
sting between plaintiff and yourself on the grounds OF
yor having COMMITTEES adultery in the latter part OF the
wear D. 1874 and in the early part of the year A D.
two certain persons, named in COMPLAINT, at various
and diverse times and places and at various ana diverse
times and places down to this date with various Other
persons that to the exact times and places OF SAID
various adult cry, that plaintiff is uniformed he
in the State Of Nevada and upon 1ur-
ter grounds that had the time of your marriage
with plaintiff former husband living in Colorado by name
plaintiffs complaint. And you hereby notified that
YOU fail appear and the said complaint as above
required the said plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
re- demanded in his complaint.
Given under my hand the Seal OF the instruct Court
of the Second Judicial District of the sta OF Nevada In
and for the County of Ormsby, this fifth day OF June IN
the wear of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
seventy nine. ,,,Dc,,.,r C,,
r CoFyry Attorney n Plaintiff. jet
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POST pom ed.

INV saLW or DELINQUENT STOCK
...,cnod =. W. mntiI lilly 18th at o'clock Pm
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LIKE TAHOE LUMBER YARD.
<. m. HUNT, Proprietor
EvEEPs INSTANTLY ON HAND

Il fPS :, ',. oS
Clear and Common Lumber, OF sn kinds.
Doors. Windows md Blinds.
MouIdingS. Pcllets and Shingles.
Door aud Window HanTngS and Fastenings
Screws. Wire Cloth, ETC. Etc,
Which l sell cheaper than be bought at any other
place in the state.
Gsy0rders delivered in all parts Of tho city Free
Carson CITY February IS 1879.
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FOR SALE.

OFFER NY HOUSE, sITU ATED ON
4 Curry Street. between King and Musser, for sale
Also my furniture, sewing machine library etc 6yer Guy
invited to view the premises. J As"AtfD-&
Carson, May 27, 1879.
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To Builders and Contractors.

RALED BIDS ARE WANTED FOH
SAS TEN DAYS for the erection of a On story Brlck
and Iron Building as per plans and specifications to be
saeu from till 10 A. NJ at the store Of plc)vch Bros
Successful bidders must furnish satisfactory bonds
A A15 OLCOVICH BROS.
Carson, April a. 1879