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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-06-18
Fine Art In Kicking.

Recently a couple of miners were seated
were seated ON bowlder alongside the road
to Sutro, discussing the kicking powers Of
the mule. One had just returned from
Sutro, and the other was on the way there,
and having met near the rock, they sat
down for u talk
''Have you quit over there 2" said the one
who was eastward bound.
''Yes"
'Why?"
sAIules."
"'Fraid of 'eml"
''You bet. | saw one alongside an old
boiler kickin' off the rivet-heads one by one.
Never missed one. l was just going on
shift, and, when | saw the mule and heard
there were more of them inside, weakened
and threw up my job. I've got wife and
three children dependin' on me, and don't
take chances
''The worst mule | ever saw" said the
other, ''was in Phoebe some years ago. 1t
was one | owned. One day it rubbed
against some nails sticking out of a post,
and il turned square around and drove those
nails in one by one, using single blow of
the hoof with the iron shoe on for each nail.
1t never missed its lick, and always drove
em Just in to the head. Then he saw a
few tacks on the post, little lower down,
which were only half driven in, and he
drove them in. too, with light taps of the
hoof. just as gentle and easy as could be.
One day a man came along and set out a
can of nitro-glycerine and giant powder.
He wanted to get the mule TO kick it and
get killed. 1 saw him about the corral with
the can, and knew what was up. AT first
was going to stop him, but then | thought
if my mule was any kind of mule at all he
could take care of himself. So | just
watched Well, the mule saw the can, and
walking up smelt of it, and then squared
himself for the kick. The man was sneak
ing off, and, just as the mule was going to
kick the can, he caught sight of the feller,
and changed his position so that his tail
was toward the man. He lifted his tail just
like he was takin' aim, and let fly his right
hOof The can went flying through the air
and hit the man square in the rear just as
he was gettin' over fence about ahundred
feet away. The thing exploded, and
never saw the man again. The next morn
| ing Pat Holland came out in The Record
and said that the town had been visited by
a shower of blood"
''MIules are immense when they git
reused"
| "You bet"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-06-18
Grating Operation On an Eye.

The Syracuse (N. y Journal reports
remarkable surgical operation. The
eye of a workman in an iron foundry
was injured by some molten iron being
spattered into it. Under medical treat
ment the wounded member soon healed
but with the upper and the lower lids
still fastened to the sight of the eye.
To remedy this difficulty DR.. Van
Duyn separated the uEduly joined
membranes with a knife, thereby nec-
essarily removing a part of the con-
junctlva of the eye. In the anticipation
of this loss the doctor had rabbit in
readiness. under the influence of ether,
and at this stage of the operation took
piece of the conjunctiva from one of the
insensible animals eyes and immedi-
ately placed it upon that of the injured
man, where it speedily adhered, and
now has become part of the human
eve
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-06-18
Divorce in Otner Lands.

An Arab may divorce his wife on the
slightest occasion. So easy and SO COM
mon is the practice that Burckhardt as
sures us that he has seen Arabs not
more than fOrty-five years of age
known to have had fifty wives, yet they
arely have more than one at time.
By the Mohammedan law a man may
divorce his wife orally and without
ceremony; he rays her a portion gem
orally one-third of her dowry. He
may divorce her twice and take h, r
again without her consent, but if he
put her away by triple divorce con-
Yeyed in the same sentence, he cannot
receive her again until she has been
married and divorced by another hus-
band.
BY the Jewish law it appears that a
wife could not divorce her husband;
but under the Mohammedan code, for
cruelty and some other cases she may
divorce him.
Among the HindOOs, and also among
the Chinese, a husband may divorce his
wife upon the slightest ground, or
even without assigning any reason.
She is under the absolute control OF
her husband.
The law of France, before the Rev
luton, following the judgment of the
Catholic Church, made marriage indis-
soluble, but during the earlier revOlu-
tionary period, divorce was permitted
at the pleasure Of the parties when in
compatibility of temper was alleged.
The Code Napoleon restricted this lib
erty. On the restoration of the Bour-
bons law was promulgated, May sth,
1916, declaring divorce by mutual con-
sent should be void, and such is now
the law OF France.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-06-18
NO. %.
Watching Flat Irons.

Mrs. Kicker lives on MacOmb street
and she doesn't exactly agree with tho
family next door. Ii is their fault OF
course, tor didn't they commence the
trouble by throwing stones at her cat,
and rejoicing when her grape arbor
fell in? For the last two years the two
families have been constantly extend
ing such little courtesies as killing each
others hens and throwing old bottles
over the fence, and the climax came
the other. night. Mrs. Kicker pur-
chased a can of oysters for breakfast.
For fear of an explosion she placed the
can in snow drift in the back yard
When daylight came the can was miss
ing. Who could have taken it but the
family next door? Mrs. Riker at once
made formal call, kicking in the door
instead of ringing the bell, and she was
fighting family of seven when the. Of
ficer arrived.
"They took 'em ard III swear to it! :"
she exclaimsd as she stood before the
court.
Nevertheless" he slowly replied,
"you disturbed the peace
"What is disturbing the peace COM
pared to 4 can of oysters, sir, | smelt
'em as l opened the door, and the
woman's breath smelt of oysters as 1
pulled her hSir."
''YOu should have appealed to the
law"
"What do | want of the law sir
Dye suppose I'm going to law when
| know Pm 4 match for the whole fam
ily,"
care you match for a five dollar
fine, Mrs. Riker?"
''l am that? I'll pay ye cash down.
sir, but | wont forget the oysters"
She paid, but as she went out she
said:
'I'll leave my flat-irons out doors to
night, and I'll sit up with a club i'm one
hand and pitch fork I'm 'tother,''
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-06-18
MIFFINTOwN JUNIATA COUNTY PENNA WEDNESDAY,

never Il may saw among weeds or
grass or in still water. What may be
their habits and haunts at other sea-
sons cannot say; but when you fish
for grayling in August, cast in such
places as you would cast for trout in
May or June-before they have left the
swift water for the spring holes; and
if you are fishing on the Au Sable you
will have all the sport you desire. Sc
much for the haunts, habits and vim Of
the fish. Now word in regard to
their flavor. The first fish | killed ex-
cited grave doubts on this head. In
making a critical examination of him
as a botanist would sean newly dis
covered flower or an entomolOgist a
strange bug-I dc tected an odor which
had never noticed to be emitted by
any other fish | had ever taken. The
mystery remained until laid my hand
on "Hallock's Gazetteer" where, on
page 3S5, L found this entry: ''The ge-
neric name (of the grayling) thymdllus
is derived from thunadlOs, the Greek
term for thyme, from the impression
that the fish possessed the odor of this
herb" Thus what had puzzled me was
satisfactorily explained; and it is to the
credit of the classic anglers of Greece
that they had the good taste to give to
the fish the name of the herb of whose
aroma they were reminded whenever
they caught him. With my first dish
of grayling disappeared all apprehen-
sion in regard to their flavor. 1t Is su-
perb. Tine flesh is white, compact and
flaky, and as free from bones as trout
or salmon. 1 think, too, it would be
relished, continuously, much longer
than salmon. Ny verdict therefore is
that grayling are as toothsome as they
are gamy, ard that it is almost as pleas
ant to eat as to catch them.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-06-18
A Heavy Poker Game

\ man of thoughtful aspect sat on an
empty beer keg in Commercial row. Ills
raiment was mean and he looked hungry.
He nodded to reporter whom he had
known in better days.
I'm lookin' tough, amt ~ he said,
with sad smile. ''You needn't say amt
for I'm as tough looking as any tramp that S
struck the town for year. VIII take a
drink Would duck swim ?"
And over the hospitable beer table he re-
moved the lid from the trunk of his woes.
'.Poker done it, my boy. Two months
ago struck game down here and lost
every splitter So did Jim Tuffnut-you
know him, don't you. \ pretty good fel-
low, eh Well, that's matter of opinion.
| thought so once myself. Hows'ever, me
and Tuffnut bein' strapped, went off on the
tramp an took a contract to split hundred
cords o wood up to Prosser creek. That
was two months ago, an we finished the
job and we thought We had ought to have a
little blowout on the head of it, an foot
ed ii to Truckee-a good nine miles, and
brought back a gallon o whisky to our
cabin. We got to drinkin' an bye an bye
Jim pulls out the cards and proposes game
o seven up. We played for fun at first,
an then spoke up an proposed that we
take hack at poker.
What II We play for 2 says Jim.
For the wood, says |.
Done, says Jim. One stick ante.
No. says |, two sticks
Two sticks goes, says he, and the game
begun.
''Well, sir, we played all night. Once
had Jim down to half cord, but he crawl
ed up again, and dealt myself four fours
and backed 'em with every cord had.
Jim had four eights. Blast my hide if that
duffer would give me couple o dollars,
after cleanin' me out o $40 worth o the
hardest work | ever done in my life. He
called me tramp, sir, and ordered me out
o the cabin. Oh, I'll get even with hin
vet. Thankee, I'll pay this dollarif / nevel
do another, you can bet your life on that. y
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-06-18
BON VOYAGE.

There's not an hour but from some sparkling
beach
Go joyful men, in fragile ships, to sail
BY unknown seas 10 unknown lands. They
hail
The freshening winds with eager hope and
speech
OF wondrous countries which they soon will
reach.
Left on the shore, we ware our hands, with
pa'e.
Wet cheeks. but hearts that are ashamed to
quail
Or own the grief which selfishnnss would
teach,
Oh Death the fairest lands beyond thy sea
Lie waiting. and thy barks are swift and
staunch
And ready. Why do We reluctant launch
And when our friends their heritage have
claimed
OF thee and entered on it, ri, h and free.
Oh ] why Of sorrow are We not ashamed ?
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Notice.

ANOtiCe.
RN TuE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF non.
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Ia the Probate Court OF Boise county, Idaho Ter.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18
BY +. Z. Kerby, Salesman.

TOMMI5SIONER'S SALE OF REAL EJ-
~ TATE-By virtue ofa decree Oft the Circuit
Court Of Alexandria county, pronounced at its
November term, 1878, ip The chsocery suit of
Crccker, guardian, VS.. CrocEcr's executors and
Others, the undersigned, rs special CON missioner
in said case Will offer 10. sale by public auction,
on SATURDAY, January 18th, 1879. At Twelve
o'clock NJ, in front of tho Market House, on
Royal street, A.exandris. Yir2in certain
PhkT OK PARCEL OF LAND, lying in AL
exsndrls county, and described ss follows:
Commencing on tho north sdo Of tbs Coluubia
turnpike. ard running taence north eight de-
grees west forty i've ald i. half rods; thence
north eighty three degrees eaet thirty lour aCo
half rods To the Coumbj echoo! house. Thence
westerly u eng the no:.h las Of said school lot
to he IorthWes corner thereof; thence souther-
Iy along the west ine OF said achool lot ten rods,
or thereaboGts, 10 the storesaid turnpikei thence
westerly slong the sad turnpike 10 the place Of
beginning, containing two acres OF Land, to-
gcthGr with ell the appurtcnauce5 5eonSing.
Tsrms OF SIZE: Ten per cGntGm OF tho pur-
chase mobey 10 hsnd, @mt the residue upon
credit OF Elk, twelve az csu.o.-: -i.on.As, evil
denced by the bonds OF tae purchaser, for the
deferred payments IL eq la! lnsiatncnts, bar.
ing inteiest from d.!3 tne tt:c 10 Oa retained
until tne whole of The purcaa,a money IL paid.
COUnILAMD Il. SMITH,
dec 19-te Special Com missioner
Gas- Jne sbove sale has 5eca postponed until
WEN E5DaI, the I9.h day Of February,
1879, q. toe same tia,s and pi4:e jan lS-!s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18
AUGTdDE BALES.
y O'Ne,l & Lucas, auct,oueers,

F1SH WHARF LOTS FOE RENT BY
II AUCTION.
On SATURDAY, the cd of February. 1879.
st II o'clock q. r.. in front Of tho new Market
Building, en- Ro5n street. will BE- rented for tho
ensuing twelve monthe, With the privilege of
five years, FOUR LOIS OF GROUND con-
nected with tho corporation fish wharf, lying Oh
Gas: side Of Union and south sdo OF Oronoco SITS.
Three o. ssid lots are y e "A inches by 100 feet,
snd tae Their 20. IS feet by leo faot. Possession
will be given ON II arch Is, 1919.
Terms: QlsrtoFly in advance, in U. s. cur.
rency. geld or silver coin.
By order Of the Joint Committee on Public
Property. THOS. V. RlSalELL,
feb 15-.d Hartman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18

Mr. VIM III. Cues. Chemist, Sir: have
pitcticed txlensivs = in Europe aod Anelica'
ard ytu! ues discovery, Iuimen. l1cide An
m,tia, SURPRISES apythiog | ever Used Tor
SPLITS, epraios, lausuess 10 the LIMBS or s3tu''
asrs, weakness across The kldOeys, wlod gals,
aud hard. bouy swelOgs on the iolbts. Il is
truly marvellous. Yours very truly.
RALPH OGLE. Veterinary SnIgeon.
Sold by e. S Leadbeater IL Bro. Trial SIZE
Is cents. Dr.. Giles. l20 West Broadway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18

Fox upwards Of thirty years Mrs. Winslow' s
So1;hing Syrup haa p1cn used fer children. 1t
cortect5 acidity of tho stomach, relieves vino
coiis, regulates tho bowels. ci,,ee dysentery aud
hiariEco, whether arising from teething or other
c,uses. An old and well tried remedy. 25 csG!s
y bottle. 22-tl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18

Tue CRACKER BAKERY Tie creditors Of
Messrs. George Il i:iH u Co., # the crbcser
bakery. whose ,usp2us:ya %as 2IGvGrc.d some
days SIEGE, have III ,Go proposition 10 anmpro
mise their clai as q; f:y coats ~ tcc dIiiar.-
Although nut yet con-rn .i"d. II Is Understood
tina. artsrgeucuts sic bcog Wsda Tor the
speedy reopcning # the o.kcry. Walk MES
resumed for a short tine y:3'e,isy, IL ORDER 10
work eff some stock 90 haaa, AID ii5 hopsd
thai b. lora many days opcr. pos WI be fully
resum ID at this establishment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18

CORPORATION COURT THE Corporation
Court, judge Z. Il. LJwo presiding, wss agal0
n sessioa to day, rIb 10 Du-lnass Of quill. l@-
terest wa lransac ID. TIE areatDr psrtu Of the
Gay was ken up 10 arraueiur 81 q excsa'
tious 10 the Shioo cssr, a0,; 10 rhdcavatlos %
karmoDize the differences OF opinion as to The
facts in the tri,l. Tnc matter hs3 rot bseD
Sett ed when this roper: clos 4.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18

Wet Coos Wet GooDs I'VE have
opeaed thl, riuru ng several cases Of vet goods
lu cacas aud prints. They must b. SOLD al
otce coust qu'nty barsaios may be expected.
10 Callcos Tor 4, yard !; 10, Bleachtd Gos'co
oca yard, and other goods 10 pEopor'on at
febl3-lw Isaac EICHBERG'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18

FlsHTowN.-As vii! b. sacu by advertise
mcnt he Fish wharf aad the vacant los here
on vii b. lraset. cn Sstutdiy :xi, by th5 C;m
ui;see on Puoic Property.
The fshermco are beginning 10 overhaul aud
repair tbei. outfit preparatory to zoo com
memo, ment G! the Sprng seasc0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18

Police ITEMs-Tho Mayer had before him.
ills morning, only two CASES.
Edward Champ. co!o:9d, i&r h2i3S tfuuk
AID disolderly on iha street, vac fuel aud held
for payment.
Robert Lee. q trawp, Ter dsuGkcuG2ss sid
Vsgrauoy, was ordered out Of the cry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18

BRowNs MINS1RELs.- browns Cono,9a~
tloo, minstrel troupe ccmrosad OF youths and
yjuag meu OF this cl;y, gage Al crterialnlnent
al S,r.pta Hail las: pisiis. IL" Buys peitrn-
cd their parts well, aui were I;SquaDty ap-
plau!ed. OgipG to he Ca; w&aihcT tic o..
tcnianc Vas small.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18

ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY.-rbe msetlog5 CT
the stuck holders aud Of tho directors Of the
Alexand,is Library Cor1psry. which Wsrs call
ed tor last u,ght, ware not hrli. owing TO the
want of quorum. Those present a6j !urucd
Without fixing auy Tina for aoo'her mc4,icg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18

AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION Tho SeGstc
OF Ntplpia ha, passed the House Il ltc rpor
e,ior the Alexsndii. aud Fs:rsx AGRICULTURAL
and Iodustiial Association CT this cay, thus
placing the Fair OF s Grmer and N ?rs eodurog
basis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-02-18
LOEgL E.N.TEELEGE,S'CE,

WEATHER PROBABILITIES --FcJ Is. 1879
For he Midi States northeast 10 Iorttwes!
wind and partly cloudy Weather, with light
snow slowly r:ting barometer and stationary or
slight fall in temyei a!ure