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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-16
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTr4adelphia Aerommodahon.-This train only runs
between Wheeling and Tf!adolphia.
fDAIly except Sunday-Gegark Accommodation.
tsteIbonyilla Accommodation.-This train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
TINS Ferry and BauRlre, stopping WHOM required at
sherman House, RtnaxiIlo, West Wheeling and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-16
DIED.

wHrTE.-February Is, 1850, at the wheeling FG
male College, Nils EMMA WluTE, eldest daughter Q
II. 8. White, Of Bolton, ". Va
Funeral services at the College, Monday, Fcbruar,
10, at ca. ~, and intsrmentG at bridgeport W. Va
a. 4 ?. H., sau1e day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-16

1T is impossible To take a bit Of satisiac.
ton threading the reports of the trial Of
Mr.. Demond, the treasurer, through
whom the Massachusetts Home Mission
airy Society lost so many thousand dol
lars, The auditor did not examine the
securities, and the trustees did not know
what were the investments, and now the
most guilty man cannot be Convicted
independent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-02-16
PROPOSALS WANTED.
to Contractors & Builders
OPRIcE or THE BOARD OF PuBLic Works, !

WmE1INo, January 81, 1850. fob3
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11
4AS Mass " E,NNSS,

\ lew iSCls Ao0Rg lRS aSSs ~ kg~nce
lasy no, clNe SRslSs Al this time, sac
has hs3 Rauy, Iy0gR the e,Re eleSS NC>',
MARTA, s,,Vpyc,s in 1s,S NV Clovis A. Ills
standard, TAcTe We're = Ns@ees q
acVicts Tor ceRlUyicS, the ye1 tSg 81 ~,
nAyiS, S,S0 those II white and blue,
each Inscribed with various e@ele@S
The white Iay ceased in l5>sA and 90
o,,ooer - II that year N, MeNe0 5 pre-
position - make the ri e0lor the hsg
ef tSe n&vy Was adopted, lStsye11r
some tSme previously having induced
The Paris commune 70 sceeP1 lAst e0Ia'
RlnS,ion. On Jaly u, ls>9, the tri-
color Was blessed Al the N0tre Dame
BY the archbishop Of Paris each OF the
hags then distributed bssIing the words
s,niseipline aud Obedience, - AeeOrd-
ing 10 PeiRsr, iI would appear thar the
tri-color originated with Louis ANl.
himself. He says that in 1884 he in-
vited 20 farmers 70 dine IL court, and
when they hsd been seated he tade the
eourtiers present including one bishop,
$40 take nspklsS and serve our fathers.
In memory Of this evSnt trophy was
erected bearing the efiigy of the king
above reprcsentatiOns of the three es-
tates, the nobility by noble in silver
and white. the clergy by a bishop In
red. and the commOnerS by farmer In
blue. The restoration brought back
the white hags strewn with lilies and
ornamenteds with the escuteheon OF
France. the eagles being replaced with
spear-heads. These cOlors were pre-
sented uy Louis XVIII. and his brother
to the troops September =, 1904. June l,
1914. Napoleon and his brother gave the
Gag eSack to he troops, who swore hence
forth reyer 70 recognize another rally
ing-point, and to defend the emolems.
But on March %, 1sl6, Louis XVIII.
dI.t-ibuted his white flags again, and
truly an old soldier might have re-
marked with Talleyrand, when asked
how many oaths he had taken. "This
Is my thirteenth-I hope il may be the
Iast.'' The commute of 1880 added
black and red flag, but in three days II
WAS replaced by the tri-cOlor, and on
August I9 ef that year % flags were
given TO co, 600 of The national guard
by Lafayette. who received them from
Ious Philippe. \ Gllic cock sur
mounted each of these flags Their,
bsye been yarioas other distribution:
Of flags. from that of the provisional
government of April 26, lsis, to that OF
THE Emperor Napoleon ILL.,"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11
Juvenile smokers,

4 British physician, observing the
l.g. number of boys under fifteen
wears of sge on the street with cigars
and pipes in their mouths, was promp-
ted so examine the breath of this class
of smokers, and Tor that purpose selee-
ted thirty-eight boys between the ages
of nine and fifteen. In twenty-five OF
these cases he found various disorders
O. the circulation and digestion. .palpita-
rionofthe heart and more or less marked
taste for strong drink Intwelye there
was frequent bleeding Of the nose, and
twelve lad slight liberation OF the
mouth caused By tobacco. The doctor
treated them for their ailments, but
with little effect until the habit OF
smoking was discontinued, when breath
and strength were soon restored. The
effect of tobacco in creating a taste for
strong drink is unQuestionably very
great. If the testimony OF some tobsc-
60 users and medical men Is OF ans
weight, one OF the most radical methods
of keeping the young from being led
10 Incorporate drinking Is TO deny
Them tobacco
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11
a Remarkable swan

Visitors TO Pine Grove cemetery at
Milford, Mass, are much surprised TO
see a swan standing on a grave near 4
child's rocking horse. The swan utters
a shrek ifany one attempts TO approach
the grave. Some years ago the mate to
the swan died, and soon after the rock
ing-horse was placed on the newly
made grave, when the surviving swan
Immediately stationed himself as pro-
tector over the horse. If the father of
the little boy that is buried there ap-
nroaehes. the swan makes no outcry,
but no one else is allowed 10 approach
the SPOT. Recently the horse was taken
away snd painted, snd while it was ao-
sent. the swan took no notice Of the grave
but passed its time on the pond or in
its house, but when the horse was re-
placed, the swan took its position by
It's side, thus showing that it was
the rocking-horse and not the
grave that was the object OF Its
yigil. Ii is rumored that the trustees
ordered the horse removed, but the
owner of the LOT refused to comply with
he command, because his son had re-
quested that it should be placed above
his grave
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11
Fai<e Reasoning.

Suppose q machine should fail 10 per-
form its work. aud the owner, instead
of trying TO ascertain the cause of tail
ure and remedy il, should conclude TO
run right along, and argue that AS the
machine had heretofore come around
all right il would soon be so again. Ii
a general and permanent breakdown
ensued could anybody be blamed but
himselis Now, precisely this way do
people act and s-gue when the "human
machine is out of order. When the
liver is "iorpid" and bowels constipated
every one knows that DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pursative Pellets afford
prompt and permanent relief. Yet
some guess the machine" will come
around ali right, and do nothing.
Could any system of false reasoning
be more pernlcious: suppose the
blood be oat of order and there be pim-
piles, ulcers, or running sores with
serofulous tumors, swellings and gen.
eral debility, and those thus affected
should refuse to use DIR. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discovery, guessing that the
blood would purity itself, could any
BODY be blamed but themselves, II a
general aud permanent breakdown OF
health ensusdr No remedy yet known
EQUALS the Discovery In curing ali
scrofulous, throat, bronchial and lung
diseases. Sold by druggists.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

Wars WJtr tR NsHt,Ff,- ne, NoNlV'
yVlN,y,S VSsos sc t-AVRlstlN cyNslRelNs,
lA,NysleA NNA c,,NtNseA WANNds a. gvN'
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N0vAg,,NNA tyNVtWgVs, gNNNNN WNNNNs
aud NAeMatlc gANgrvNc, llvNttNl ~
warm wA,Vg APp)VA,tNos, rats WAY ~
lNne, he SANS "a, IN a WAgM WalHg
t,AlA, WheR JNe Nmh Is SNNalcFged Ia
water kept CONSTANTLY a. tNe ssN,e leN'
pegalNTy- -sNMe lVN acg, fNNgNNAelt-
AiSlNieeloA When - Ves,pcd, AMI
cAaRgeA as NtJeN As ReeeSSAyN, sAN
twiVe a aAyS aud ,sN IN he, temeRta-
ti,,ns, which eNNs,,Js 0l a l,yeg 0f eolv
ton halJtNg, OF twN tNlcknesses NG SheeI
lint, saturated with h0l WaleE-pEeVt
OWSly dlSjRieelea i( deSiTed-NPplled
closely and eVeuN t0thv part, and kepl
AZ sN even temperature ~ = covering
OF etlea si,k
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

Tdte oliro oil aud dissolve Ii in boil
ing alcohol, add it drop by drop to the
hot alcohol, until It is no losgcr taken
into solution, Upon cooling, IL will
let fall crystals, aud leave consider
able portion sian tlmj; tho luid part
is to be poured OF, altered through u
piece OF white blottiug paper, and
either used In this form, or tue alcohol
may be distilled OF for fresh processes,
aud the pure mbricSting oil which will
remain cat De obttinei, for oiling
watches aud delicate machinery. THIS
will not ox'dise or gum up, and viii
remain perfectly hUid when exposed
to great Geld.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

SGhmariRe ErEphpR,-A Suhmarini
eruption was observed on the SlSt OF
March in the middle OF the Sangulna-
rio Island, AZ the entrance of the har-
Dor of AiSeelO Corsica, IL lasted
about an hour aud produeed an aglta-
ton which tllled the sea with a great
mass Of alg,e and whitish substances,
while the air became charged with
SulphurOuS vapoys, The phenomena,
observed by the keepers Of the Sema-
phore and the lighthouse Is known 10
sailors of that region 10 have occured
previously, but has not hitherto been
described. IL is worthy of note that
Oh the cost, about thirteen kilometer-
from the point of eruption, there are
some strongly SUlphurous mineral
springs, having temperature Of about
GO deg. c.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11


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tvr tb,s he caa Poj2' NR; 's'yN @ee
IA }yGeySo0 coVp1y alNNe WeNSVe VeS-
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aud a,say 0,herS Ia aiecgept eNNR''e>'
lgc lee,S SAsolVea rg0M tAe cath Ae VoeN
nos "a Aesgay tAe secEcys ~ tAe SNNs
Nv their C,I,Nye te Keen tNsIA With A'R''
they RAyjpy PeJseCV'e1Rla ever s'Nee
he IVAN thc Gath,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

is an illustration Of the striking In
telligence OF the anthropoid, the lite OF
Maiuka, who lived some time at Dres-
den, IS among the most Instructive of
ape biographies. Knowing how to
unlock her cage, she stole and hid the
key for future use. With acarpenter'S :
bradawl she bored holes through her
own table. When pouring drink from
jug into her cup she would carefully
stop short of overillling the latter. Her
death had an almost human pathos.
She threw her arms around the neck of
the director of the garden kissed him,
aud putting her hand In his, lay down
and died.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11
wha ts moro Terrible

more painful, moro exaspcra,inS. discaaras-
ins and persistent than rlt4ES especially %
afsic,ed uaortals who have tined lolioas, osns.
ments, pills, electnayics and al manner ~
nos,rums and doctors st00, internally and
ex,erns'ly, without relefl What wonder u
IL tha, half . million rcdeemed sufferers
should shou; hoeAnnss over The dseo.ets OF
.Ansse.is an infalhhe cure for ralest rhss
medical miracle, - ample ss 10 excite wonder
that wise doctors have not thought % II he
fore, 60 promp, and certain IN ia action ~ TO
secure for itself the title OF sSla'rh'sI 80 sci-
sntihc and rational In its comelnAhon Of reul-
Tee, instxument and medicine - 70 render
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11
uoNNNAeNAg gNVN

MR0N a N0av,l 81 vWlNVNt nav stNlAN'
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that hN y,,mN,WlNg soulo Mc(( ANNWp q
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a henalactNps, - "a lsaerl1,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

HI6H FARNING-what Is its-To be
brief, is il the growing OF the best crops
on the best soil under the best eondl-
rionss and finally the crop giving the
best profit in return NO. There are
cases where a comparatively poor crop
grown on 4 poor soil, with little or no
attention, may give the best returns-ss
is the case in the imperative extensive
farming of a new country. High farm
ing is when much capital is expended
on little land, for the production OF
beef on the plains may be as profitable
as the growing of onions, but II Is not
high farming-it Is the character OF
the culture the soil receives, and not
the, profit, that determines whether
farming is high or low.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

PorAro YEAsr.-Cook and mash six
potatoes, aud add water enough 10
make thin batter; when cool, add
cupful of sugar, a teaspoontul of salt.
and yeast enough to make it rise; SET
In warm place TIL light; then put in
bottles and set in dark, cool place till
wanted.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

n0P NEASF,-rhFee large potatoes,
one handful ol hcpSS pat IA a smSl'
uagS put the potatoes aud hops Into
TIVE quarts of NVleP and boil down %
one quarts take cat the bag N hops
and p0IstoeSS mash the potatoes hOe
and throw back into the boiling water :
stir loNr into this while hoi ONtli II Is
quite stiff; let Il stand untll Il Is nearly
cold, then add half = eUpIul OF yeSsI,
bali euptul OF sugar, one tables pooh
fal Of salI, aud hall u tablespoonful OF
ginger; set in \ warm place 10 rise
when light, put In n covered jar aud
place in cool place,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

A GOOD DRINK FOR THE LUNGS
Wash clean n few pieces Of Irish moss /;
put il in pitcher, and pour over II
two cups of boiling water. Set where
II will keep at the boiling point, but
not boil, for two hours. Strain, aud
squeeze into il the juice of one lemon.
Sweeten TO taste. III the patient can
rot take lemon, flavor with vanilla or
nutmeg.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

MASKING eE AIll SIpES-oae eI The
mos, SGeeeSS(0l lAe,h0siS ~ PEcNenurs
serious damage from Washing ot cN''''
waited hill-Sides during heavy storms,
Is 10 terrace the I'M BY plewing, Az
short intervals TWO or three i0rreWS ~
the sOll are tRreed down AIN 'eeS ma
king a nearly level hank 81 short dis
tSneeS, IS y0U pSSS down the slope,
The last fOrFOw makes channel IN
which the downward water Is eSNshl,
and msy be carried oh az one side 81
the hill-St any rate IL will arrest TIE
rapid downward dow, and give the We
Ter more time 70 soak into the soil, \
hillside, specially given 10 washing,
should DC pat into grass alter being
terraeed. With terraeins and a hrm
sod a. covering, very little damage
may be feared from gallieS made by
descending water.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

LEMON JELLY.-One box Of gelatine
dissolved In one pint of cold water add
three pints of boiling water, two pints
of white sugar, and the juice and peel
of three large lemons. Pour into
mouids.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

Solar Hdlo.-On the shores of the
Lake of Constance the rare phenome-
non of perfect solar halo was noticed
on MAY the 4th. at noon- The large
ring. from time to time, assumed
splendid rainbow tints, aud remained
visible for more than two hours. A. Ber-
lin the phenomenon Of mock srns
wa. observed on the 9Th instant, at )
O
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

NgESSN SgEAMS, ~ These S,FAWS,
MhiSa aye Rtce With Sa(sV, ApN easily
MaAo, 1ANe halt = pNaNd " V'svN
a00p, quarter pound N0,Ser quarter
py,aRA lSarnAcSsN ~ Ng0Ncpe eRooSN
Sra,el, a SAltS,sNsNNl,sl Nl san aud = N,-
,le mustard aNa cANeRRe, k0N the NNE
Ior iatN IAe a0Np, then mlN the whole
We'll l0gegAerS eeAl lNe MA''eS ~ NV
eggs With = quarter era plN1 ~ SN'V
water, and SslC In enough 10 W6N =
aFa0 PASTE, ANoSa The pSSle Mell,
then FCll Il car an elSAtA ~ NN MCh
tAsck, s9d eRl Il tPsN SsFsw~l1ke strips
ste0l ave n ,hcS long, Rake IN = quick
even tlll ~ pale eTNwR eNleF, SERVE
either hol or cold,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

AFEw SWEEP herbs should have a
place in every garden. Every cook
and housekeeper knows the value of the
little patch of herbs spon which she
makes such daily drafts In summer,
and which furnishes her with nice
collection for winter seasoning, with
out which the Thanksgiving turkey
would lose sll flavor, while strong
kinds are excellent as medicine.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

NHrc.sAf.. Ir.I....l .U IltIHUf. klt.
ZA.ys 8issS8AN3@
Netly 'ihvte kFA lA(Vs,tiAR3 WA spasW
JNR,AS9R,(Rt NAN AN NtPRAEifMW
tNgstayk ttlsts,N NRAo t,(WW ls (AvR
Wt9yb(NS, IA RN Nav MS 'pNleN Is
SEM voNtlpVAVsN WNNE MeANNNvQ1v
NASW,n, ,tN aV1 sbt,NoVrl,RloeptNe Ne
lUg 5syttVNS siR,lplsteptA An tNH sAWv
tloie, lltt N,NAUtlke Va(VtA tor lAls
W3N 9ilgy,le'00l ag9 'SvSi n N
p(ar sga4NAlN at lNRgcy gNA loVget
M,etyals, X GR1N gysdVA,N M10p'v
a0t NNN le,s (gtlNeWt, RVt (vss seyerc
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pNNeys, NJ ARNillg,g W NNdA Ra,
Asa tyVAjyQ ave Vas'S Vl VAWuNA'
uAvthOl
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

GRANyIAyFR RyyKFg,-thN fNPlIS
G,itISI ae0 sS SC,plAyatiyeN WN,fNNf
.akd3Wleilse.ol te5 ptNNg SIS teN tNl,YW-
.hs aiFettiAa. sre4ppeRAeA; ghe W(gN
k0J2,F Rt9 1R0gW tRe
cTgsta eR thS VsVAlWaN S,R tASt RelNIy
n Il FeadS IN gathetMtDltRe P0ttygMNl
sknArs.e frAyg, tNe eNlteryNtlk, apd FiSe
.tokhe ton IKE eyespa, WNNNNWlA AT
NAYS dA' ett0re gStRegiNg, AZ tNlS
IaSe ihe c0atepts W Jhe ehVgR axe
o,,ol,t down tols 0cg, &C "A dys, "a ~
,rc NJ S,V,Nld Wa,Sro &ripS, SRd tRs
worl lAni>heAky th0rRlnS s,oWlX, gRo
RNy,ey NH tNeN WyM lNe gNH EyNN
ara lev lSgSe M,Rps, ahy N1t,yk tN,NS
ggaR0,syeA Is sePANAled Ny2eN NHN WV
VerR,i,k iR eRS VopN9N'vat MAN SNN
Mashed Sitbeg Ia c,'ld MS,Sl N NytNV
JOl the watvg NIL TWN 0N N'0Sgi IVY
WaSaiaSs ape Sv0egS(Y cNeNgN' \
tigAt caSk sc tA& s)tc 0eS,rcNl, AaI s0N'-
ALE ter h0,0lag butter, l. prels,yS1 ~
tNrchSpa, sud RlDel lNSyiN t0(s ~ NNaN
- Str,,ny ~ lt Co,n Ne plSlN lpAlA RNgN
,slt. IatN This the hWt,or i pNt as
WsShel Without apy w0gktpg 0N sSlt
inS. II enough l. net paAylN IA NNS
cAorniny, the Nat,cg must Nc Nept yteWN
aaaer the hyipo an tee csSN = N'se'',
aud thea SCA,,y1 WN tlght, lNyN0SN =
aQAe in The heSA SNy NSeANcN tNS' NAY
exlsl must 10 R,,eA PegleclN VIA
ariae, aud tAe hNle PleSgSd, lI9S thea
reSly iOE transportation ~ sNAS Nrcf'
iay. Mhen waited lNg use u N'SN NS
taken tr0sa The caSk SN0 pressed le'N
any solid tOrga desired, aud tAe eraNe
aAhering 10 Il Wl0 sSSSNN u about -
aNSI E.N,ple GeSlpSt,, II wanted tFNaSA,
4, may Ne washed in cVla water, MhcN
il w,ll Nse a. " 81 Sa1 gNSS ss whSN u
came eNt ~ The cNNy0, tae sAtl iNF
,Ae Aylne must be ~ the P0yoS' A'Nd,
NJ The butter wlll Ne AcSeAed ~ NleS
In lJ,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

SoNI 9th residents OF lie Seur,
Nina, believing a spiritual medium 5
prediction Of tremendous tornado,
dug holes IN the ground Tor refuge.
and spent the whole OF an unusually
calm day in them,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

AuArrc CaoixRA. cholera Norous, summer
Complaint, Colo. sour STOMACH, piarraoa. aud
children or adultA are cured a. once ny pr.
Jsyne1 Carminative RAlsam, 10 alAye che II
rttation and Gains the action of the stomach.
sls N nsay 70 the youngest IN the family.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11
Natarc's Siutcc.wsy,

The kilneys are natures sluiee.wsy % wash
out the debris OF our constantly changing
eo<iies, IL they do not work properly The
trouble ts felt eyetywhSrN rhea be wise and
a. soon ss You see signs % disorder Sc,
package OF kid0cy- Nort-sSss.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

To CLEANSE STRAW MArrING.-Straw
mating may be cleaned with a large,
coarse cloth, dipped in salt and water,
aud then wiped dry. The salt prevents
The straw from turning yellow.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

IFis we'll Known that ANtteg, cgyNN,
milk, Apt aNWV av0 pecW(lsgN ltNVN9 W
aAs0rR vrAaNtA, aud shNNVh tNeye1NlNa
never ba Kent Ia gNeWl,N re0Ns, M
placea Mhero thcCe NgN SNNr N0NV'S,
aromatic YogctAe,es, SNeR NS N2'NNS,
caNNASy, aRA tVgalps, W sg'NNe1 SO
Nr AacAN, ~ iN,lee,l, ANX k,Nd 81 N''sANf
thlns 0f >tr,NNg N,lNG leSt tAcN Nsc
thelr hAyNr kNt, alas AIDS NV MAJ
airila, aAW pAOcA p0oge cSsoptlA(N y (kSl
thc utmost VSgV NN NSCa M tR0 sNyAhle1'
a0n 0i Nc,lslle t0ol and aglNk IA lNv
nursery aud nv Slyk yVQpN, = pySNl.rc
fraayht with CONSTANT AARgcp " tho
Ssck, aud Sl,gcAAlRg disease " tNe WSl',
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-08-11

SILVER CAKE.-whltes of four eggs,
one. cup sugar, one-half cup milk, two
cups Hour, one-half teaspoon soda, one
teaspoon cream tartar. Flavor with
almond