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Financial,

Mr.. Donald Mackay, president of the New
York stock exchange, said that the CONNER.
cial and financial affairs Of the nation were
now In very thriving state, and could not be
greatly checked by II. As to tho eject on the
stock market, he thought II might be more
serious. A great many stocks are being held
on very slender margins, and the marke, was
In \ very sensitive condition. or course
the death Of General GARFIELD would create
an upheavai In politics, an effect largely
traceable TO Mr.. Conhllnss recent course
There was nothing Of interest transacted
, atths local banks to-day, business csutinu.
ing In tho regular groove incident upon this
nsaaou Of the year.
q on the let OF July the beginning Of the nov
0scai year-,he Interest bearing debt OF IN,
United States was 81. $50. bg7. $50, including M
per cant bouds that have boon called In, an,
will bo paid nom meney now In the treasury
~ total debt. including legal tender note,
Gold and silver certificates, fractional our
seaoy (which b undoubtedly Destroyer. an
~ clhef forms of indsbtsdnsss, lsss cash n
~. Treasury. wss " w. See.s li.U. During u
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SpoKxs--From to az inch, per set, XXI
select, %; Xxx, S2.75.
SAWED rRILoHs-Ix to 2X, % per set.
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Vision, Noises In the head, the vital e,id
passing unobseryed In the urine, and man's
other diseases that lead to insanity and death
The Medical Gentlemen connected with IN:
institution are graduates Of the beet College.
arge experience In these troubles, and viii
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOIIA
or a case of this kind the VITAL RESIORAs
TIVE (under their special advice and treat,
ment) Will not cure, or for anything imnnra
or injurious found In It. We treat ali Privato
Diseases successfully without mercury CON-
SULTATION FREE. Thorough e1an ination
and advice, Including analysis of urine. AZ
four times the quantity, $40. Sent to any sd.
dress upon receipt Of price, y. o. II !, secure
from observation, and In private name If de-
sired by English Medical Institute, No, ia
Olive street, st. Louis, Missouri. Postofics
box 2460.
Wholesale Agents Williams. Tolliver A
Walker. Dallas, Texas.
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REMOVAL
ALEX. ORTLIEB ~ %,

r,.rters and yosbsrs Hosiery. Notions Lad'es "" ~
rur.,shing hood invite "t'eni"" Of inc 'r""' " ~
Co. an. fail season, displayed at their ees""'
- m. and o,n Elm street, Ga and elo Pacific
.vsuue New York; Office. 1914 broadway
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The Great English Remedy.

xs"uo'oFisiiing Cure
for Nervous deblljtv
exhausted Vitalitv
$ emin al Weakpess'
speImatoIrboea, LOST
n AMI GOD, inroIen--
cy, Is,tlysis, and ali
me terrible effects Of
Self Abuse, youthful
|fo'iies and excuses Of
|maturer years-sucb "a
|loes of Memory, Las
itu de, No Q turns.
Emission, Aversion Of
2naNAtIr -
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Fine, IS; medium, %; heavy, 200. Black
bury and dirty, TO 10 cents OF.
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Coal and wood.

Coal and wood.
CoAL--lndian Nation, Is 90 per ton, dellv'
cred.
COK.-6O cents per barrel.
WooD-Oak ,hlckorysno ash 5000 to 80 per
cord. Sawed stove wood 10 retailing. al the
rates of "a 80 to % per cord.
DHARCoAL-65 cents per barrel.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-14

CATTLx-Grass.fed, yearlings SIS @slO; year
Oils Sl2 " sl5; 3 year Olds SIG q 20; barn COWS
S.4@S'o.
uORsEs. Ponies and sheep $l5 to $40. Plugs
80 to $50. Farm stock S35 TO $50. Harness
livery $50 to 800. Harness fancy Sl25 to Sl7b.
Harness spans $3.50 to $500.
Mules-- Rats $50 to $65. Medium $G5 to 70 ,
Extra draught 500 TO $3.50.
HOgs-None on the market.
MUrToN.SuRxp-They are Quotable ate2 5000
per head. Per weight. 3 to 3xc. per pound.
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building Material.

FRICK-At the kilns to 50
SToNK--Atth Dallas quarrles 60 per cubic
foot. II for foundation, 10 for wall, and 20 fc
dressed front.
LuMBRn-Native rough pine $40 per thousand
Dressed on one side, s22 80; Flooring, tongu.
ed and gr0oved, se5; Dressed Misunderstanding
N75i; Three-elghth tongued and grooved ceiling
4l8 to sl9.
SHINaLKs-Cypress, s5 per thousand; Native
pine, sap, IS; do heart, Va 80.
LATHs-e3 90 at 81 per Thousand.
CRMENT-- Rosendale, IS 50; Louisville
| So DO; Portland, 50 90.
PLASTER FPARIs-per barrel, Sat "a 30.
HAIR-Pe pound. 7hc.
CEMENT FLUEs inch, 32 cents; Inch, Al
cents; o Inch ceiling joint, 81; 6 inch cap, 500
inch ceiling joint, 81 ID; inch cap do, SOC.
DRAIN PIPES Inch, l6c per foot; Ainch
20c; 6 inch. &c; inch, 400; Inch, Soc.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use aud oil color.
81 50 per gallon. AL the tested and standard
Eiakea are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIME ooHered... 2per DBL, bulk, 81 80.
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FRUIT ana n MIA,

MAKE tno ionOwinR quotations:
ORANaEs- Sicily, nominal.
scarce.
Nufs- Almonds % per round, BRA.
lo0-i nlterts, 1t@-j knElish Walnut
monet chestnuls, imported, 30 italian
~ peanuts, Tennessee red, eM, cocoanuta
per hundred ~ 90.
los In 70 ID boxes, per ID, 10.
al rSr CoM-Prse pAokasss, per half gross
xA,si.s-Londcn layer. new. per tox, % 70,
4ArAnAo-fsr bunehs nominal at go
/ tSenH - pse bu. ntminsllnsw scare
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FtsH-l2So. per 10.
0YsTrRs-per can AZ cents Cor Baltimore,
Mattag0rdaG. 06for Berwick bay.
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HUKHfB WuU CyHuVUt
SUGARS We quote Powered l2S;Crushedl21l
Aux ;Granulsted llsl STANDARD IL y, whit
white clarified lOk to II; yellow clarified
lOh 10 iOa; Open Kettles choice to IL
prime 81 4@9n iair 8k@sc.
MoLAssks-LO usiahs choice Coo, prlmea c
fair to good 45g6pc; syrup 30 to 60c.
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ses the puoilc uept eAuno'' ~ Wv
estimate.
BANK EXCHANGE.
Buying Selling
New YORK;. ''''.'.'.'''''''''"A"
b.. Lou.s..................
Chicago. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. =
New orleans. .......,.......,. . ~
Galveston and Houston.
Commercial exchange upon oil points par
to 4 dis 'opnt.
tterling sight, s. 90.
Frances coke.
MarAs 25.
Gold, silver, other than trade dollar, par.
Trade dollars. ..,........'.'''''''''''o V oenl'
Mexican dollars. .............,..,..''eu
Mexican halves. ..,,...''''.''''''"iV
Mexican quarters, ..............,'.'.''.io
Judging from the following, from the Phlla-
d,phia Times of the 9th inst, business matters
are vary quiet In the east The TIMES says;
The oldest br, kers can scarcely remember q
time when the stock market was In eucn abtate
almost absolute inactivity as atp'esent. A
pr min. mt men Der of the board snid yesterday
that ne might sswell luck his ONCE apo take a
vacation for y week for all tho business lie was
doing The same story was repeated on every
aide, The street was almost de, erred and Sol
CLIPS nautic u instrument shop va Disk ana
Lively Goa pared with the brokers' ofncps yes
terlay. Even the click OF the Geographic In.
dlcstor which announces the operations In the
exchange was Al ebt during large part OF the
day. Those who could get away went and
those " no could o sought out as cool spot
~ possible, and with heels cooked up on the
tables perused n SEASIDE novel or chatIed IDLY
about tho presidents chances OF recovery
with any one who dropped In. There was
| literally nothina doing aud the few sales That
were ecorded were simply made In the settle
ment of sccounts-a few people closing out
| that was all.
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last ten years the debt has been reduced over
500. 900 600, SO that forty years more Will
ses the public debt extinct, at the iurlhest
pstimate.
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C06ees ana ToNs.

OovrEE-Rlo common, l2,,S to 1871 fair, Il to
itM choice, lok to leki Laguayra, l6X to IS;
Java, 2S@D30c.
TnAs-lmperial, l5@ebc, Young Tyson
l09o0, Oolong, lSD6oc' Japan, e0@66N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-14
GVOD REASONS Tor TIL. DOOlOR'S FAITH.
Prescription Free

Prescription FREQ
For the speedy cure Of spermatorrhda, Sex
uAl Debility and lmpotsney,. most Drussis!s
hAve NE medicines. We. yi1h 70 stop t nis
Curative lnstitute, St. Chaiks ST.. between
9Th and TIL o.. Louis, No.
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Butter and kggs.
Canned Goods

Eggs IL l-s tn Is cents per dozen.
Butter Northern 81 to % Ia 1exase0to q IL
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GERMAN MILLET--We quote 81 30 per bushel,
Garden, BOTS. per paper retail. Whoslesale
IL to cents per paper.
Cottop-At the Oh Mll,'$6 per ton.
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Poultry an,
sugars ANA syrups,

Poultry and same
CmcKxNs-we quote $3.50 for spring; for
grown, IS 50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-14

PsAcgEs-2 pounds, VI 20 pounuf
81 20 TO 2 so.
TonArors-e pounds, o. st@l IS ounds,
n TO-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07
Hell tate Canyon.

Men are now grading the track of the
Northern Pacific Railroad at point In
He'll Gate Canyon, nine miles West from
New Chicago. One day about two weeks
ago a crevice blast was set in a rocky
bluff twenty feet above the river. The
main blast consisted of seven kegs of
black powder, which was placed at a
depth of fifteen feet. Two auxiliary
blasts, with a short fuse to each, were
arranged so that they would open the
crevice. The fuses were fred, the men
sought shelter and two explosions fol-
lowed, one sharply upon the heels of the
other. Nelson Bennett, contractor, said
to F. Fl. Anderson, Robert Dunn, Mi
chael McCarty and Chas. Reichenberg
1.-The shots have all gone out let's go
down." Anderson demurred, saying the
big blast was still below, but the five
men walked to the crevice. neverthe-
less, and began to examine the rocks.
While they were thus standing directly
above the immense charge the seven
kegs exploded. Three hundred cubic
yards of rock were lifted into the air as
lightly as man raises his hat to femi-
nine friend. The five men went up
with the earth's crust like sky balls shot
from the schoolboyis board. Fellow
workmen who witnessed the terrific ex-
plosion affirm that the five were hurled
at least 100 feet upwards. They came
in the river-some unconscious, but
none seriously hurt-and every one was
able to eat his supper that night and
draw his wages next day.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07
Soldiers as Gardeners.

In one OF two garrlsons on the Continent
tie experiment of establishing kitchen.
gardens in the neighbofhood Of barracks 10
be cultivated by the soldiers in their spare
hours, has been late y tr ed with very sue
cessful results. 1T Rouen, for instance,
such garden. established by the Twenty
fourth regiment of in at y, yielded during
period OF eight rionths yegetab,es-cab-
bsge, carrots, rLrnips, onions, etc.-which
could have been sold for at least elo0 /;
while similar garden titled by the men Of
two battali ms infantry IN German garri-
son appears to have been equally produc
tive. The value of such a garden must
not, however, b. estimated simply by tie
morey value of Its produce; since il no
only ensures the men cultIvstIng Il plen-
tiful supply of vegetables, but 1t enables
the tronps to obtain the latter in fresh
and Who'll, some condition while rare
herbs useici for the seasoning of soup, etc 8,
but which cannot always be bought, eau
be grown in 1t Tue garden. again, Will
afford the hen 10 whom il belon. Y
and interesting occupit'o1 during ii any
hours which otherwise they might ue
tempted 10 spend in the beer-house or
wine-shOp. while the knowledge they &C
quire IN ii may prove very useful 10 tbtm
in after life. The ins tuition of soloiei-
gardenin. Is, indeed, one who deserves en-
C lurageIren: and ii would be well If il
were far more general than it is in Eng
land.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07
The Calm Reply.

Yes, / have had some pretty close
shaves in my lifetime" answered the cap
tain as he sat down his glass and took d
seat by the stove.
$50 ahead, called three or four at once.
''JCst seventeen years ago this fall, when
j was sailing the Martin from -"
Here six of the men took cut pencils and
scraps Of paper and began to jot down
names and dates, and, rs the captain OBJ
served it, he continued: But think the
closest miss ever had was abou ten years
ago, when | commanded the Daylight.
One mig 1t along towards the last of
November, we were Try ing 10 make Buff
fao. That was to be our last trip. Well,
that was the darkest night ever saw. and
the wind blew great guns. The schooner
climbed mountain hlgn, and then sind
down as if she meant to strike bottom, al d
thought every plunge would be the last. :"
sand she finally went on her beam
ends p asked one.
''Oh, Do-she rode as level as a duck. ="
Sand didn't lose her masts :"
'.Not one. She went into Buffalo with
everything as taut as you please"
''rhen VII re was the miss Z" asked a
petulant voice.
"Why, came within four seconds of
missing the midnight train for Detroit I"
was the calm reply, as he turned over his
quid.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07
E,nns,.rbuss Bill.

.eWeli. Blunderbuss Bill, what have
YOU to say. why you should not be
declared vagranf? You arenot an In
dian, are you?"
'I am, sir, to certain extent, for the
dark blue blood of Powhatan's fourth
cousin flows III crimson streams through
the many parrowgage connections with
my heart, and under the act, L claim
immunity as constitutional night,
saws The athletic, savage-looking priso-
ner."
ssThe Court rules that the Statute OF
Limitation bars the Indian in this case,
but as do not wish to be hard on an
F, F. v, If you can show me where you
have toiled during the last ten years /
viii let you off, -
The prisoners face clouded for mo-
ment, but like a fash of lightning he
frightened up, and said:
Il used to clean out saloons over in
Bodie and Virginia City.
"Who employed you?"
''No one. l did it because liked to
work.
'ewhat did you clean them w1th-a
broom?"
''No."
"a scrubbing brush?'
''No,"
"Well, what did you use then?"
Sometimes six-shooter, and now
and then a bowie knife, and once l re-
member using a shot gun.
''Twenty-four hours with breech-
loading mop and double-barreled spit
toon," laconically remarked his Honor,
and the mounta n-whirlwind was led be-
low to swell the ranks of the ''Cuspidor
Brigade
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07
The Fresh Air Habit.

Early impressions are very enGearlng,
and can make the usefui habits as well as
eyiI ones a sort of second nature. In order
10 foresiall the chief danger of Indoor life,
make your children love-sick after fresh
ar; make them associate the .dea of fusty
rooms with prison life. punishment and
sickness Open window whenever they
comp.s of headache or nausea; promise
them a wo, d:and excursion as reward of
exceptionally good behavior. Save your
best sweetmeats for outdoor festivals. By
the wilchery of associated ideas a boy can
come to regard the lonely shade-tree US a
primary requisite TO the enjoyment OF
good story book. Or, mes pensees no
couJent .jaDaGis alter qu aucc mes jam
6es, Says K, u seaL ''Unly the movement
of my feet seems to Set my brains a going")
and 1t is just as easy 10 think, debate, re-
hearse, ETC., walking as sitting; the peri
pateiIc. philosophers derive their name from
their pedestrian procl,vities, and the Stole
sect from their masters prediction for an
open porch. Children who have been
brought up in hygiene homes not rarely
''feei as If they were gong to be choked"
IN unveniilated rooms, and | would take
good care not to cure them of such salutary
idiosnycrasies.
Every observant teacher must have no.
tIced the innate hardness of young boys,
their unaffected indifference OF wind and
weather. They seem to lake delight in
bravlng The extremes of temperature, and,
by simply indulging this l'enchaxt of
theirs, children can be made weather
proof TO an almost unlimited degree and
in nothing else can they be more safely
trusted to the guidance of their protective
instInc,s. Don't be afraid that an active
boy will hurt himself by voluntary expo
sure, unless his chances for outdoor play
are SO rare as to tempt him TO abuse the
frs. opportunity. Weather-proof people
are almost sIckness-p proof; merry hunt
ing excursion TO the snow clad highlands
will rarely fail TO counteract the conse-
quence OF repeated surfeirs even girls
who have learned to brave the winter
storms or our northwestern prairies will
afterward lsugh at ''draughts' and raw
March Winds
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07
Baron ROthschild.

A Paris correspondent says: Baron
James Edward Rothschild, one of the chef
members of the great banking family, was
found dead in his bed the other morning,
and the world was informed that he had
he'd of ruptured blood vefsel. But 1t
is charged on the Paris Course that he
committed su0de-cut his own throat on
account of having lost some 81, OOO,0oO
francs. cannot tell you the true story /;
but this much is certain, the deceased will
be missed in Paris. He was a good man
and generous one. and one who held
high position socially, financially and in
tellect ally. Baron james Rothsch;id lived
coat OF the time near his mother In the
most romantic residence in France. 1t Is
the Abbey of Vsux de Cernay-a ruin
which has been repaired with wonderful
art, so well, indeed, that the gothic walls,
gnswed By the passing centuries and
covered with ivy, now coutaip comfort
able salons, brilliant with modern elegance
and articles of luxury. This old abbey
dates back to the eleventh century. On
the 10Th and Goth of January, 1890, the
National Assembly, by dercees, accorded
a pension to those monks who would
abandon their munastic societies. The
eleven monks In the Abbey of Naux de
Cernay thought it best under the circum-
stances Ia leave, and the State took posses
sion as public domain and sold it to private
individuals In course Of time 1t came into
possession of the Baroness Rothschiid, the
late Baron having induced his mother to
purchase it. The chapel of this old abbey,
to which Blanche of CASTLE once made
pilgrimage, has remained standing almost
unIn jured, with IFS curious sculptures, its
o. i've windows, and its gravestnnes from
which the hand of time has effaced the
names traced by the haad of man. A tiee
growing between the paving stones has
violently pushed IFS shru3by he through
one OF the glassless windows an emblem
of eternal life writing the word hope On
the threshold even of ruins. Ii is said that
this romantic corLer of the abbey suggested
the famous scene in '.Robert lie Diable" at
the Grand Opera but no scenery in the
world will ever render the touching solem-
nifty of this sublime ruin where the moon
beams bathe with their silvery luster the
old stones, narrow windows crumbling
porticos and the dark verdure of the cling
ing vines. This abbey in a nook OF the
valley of Clevreuse, surrounded by pretty
wood, with its old cascades and messy
rocks, is numbered among the most perfect
masterpieces of the picturesque.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07

EASILY PROVEN 1t is easily prove,
that iualarisl fev"Is. constipaiion, torpid ~
of the liver and kidneys, general debility,
nervousness, and neuralgia ailme1ts yield
readily to this great disease conqueror Hop
Bltters. II repairs the ravaees of disease
by converting the food into rich blood. AMI
1t gives new Efe and visor to the ageu aud
infirm always
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07
cleveland Plain Dealer. ]

Mr.. 1heo lore Hlvely, tobacco and cigar
dealer. lO9 Seneca street, was recently lai,
up with rheumatism so that be couldn'
walk. After liberal use of various pre-
partitions be purchased a bottle of St
Jacobs Oil, and to use his own expression
1T was tte first thing to fl 'rd him any.
thing like relief" He has completely re
covered bv its use.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07
Liquid OF Dry.

Some spie prefer to purchase medr
cines in tine dry state 30 that they can s1
for themselves that they are purely vege
table. Others have not tine time or desirs
to prepare the medicine, and wish 1t al
resdy to use.
To accomodsts each class the proprietor
Of Kidney Wort now offer that well
known remedy ir both Liquid and dr.,
forms.
Sold BIZ druggists everywhere. Truth
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07
The Doctors Disasree

as to the best methods and rem dues, fot
the cure of constIp ,tion and disorderel
liver and kidneys But those that havi
used K K:dney- Wort, agree that it is by far
the best medicine knswn. Its action il
prompt thorough and las,ing. Don't tax {,
pills, and ether mercurials that poison 'h,
system, but by using K,dney-Wort rcs.o-.
the natural action of al the organs. -Neaa
COcendnt.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07

Cosyrss6r1ox heard the other Day
sbeSD,d sheridan OF KpoTles write
The school for Scandal y Ae-"ny'
Erovfes. Of oourss. Sheridan was gen
ets, in the armJ; roa know. and never
wrote ANYTHING. bidnt you hear about
his msrching through Georgia She--O,
I remember, bet always did get those
two men cor fused
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07

NxIaHBoRLY: Not long since . family
moved into . house on Austin Avenue.
After . week or 30 f1end of the family
called on them and asked how they liked
the locality. sPretty well" sHave you
called on any of the neigbors yeti" No
but am going to If there Is any more of
nv hndling wood misslng."
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07
TchlFa-s la'-7V w.
PERILS OF THE DEEP.

.pur;nx nv "Trip down the River Ta=us. in
snair,.- said Captain Boyton 20 representative
of this journal IN u recent conversation By the
sea shore. Il had TO shoot l05 waterfalls. the
largest being about eighty -nye ieet, and innumeE
hoS three ribs broken IN fight with sharks. and
coyoin1 down the Scmane. a river in France I
neceiyed charge OF shot from an excited and
s,arsled buntsuian Although this was not yerv
niaassnt and might be termed dangerous, fear
ppofhing more on my "trip than intense cold; for.
"a long as nv limbs are free and easy and moi
cramped or 6enumbed am al night. OF late
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07

M JaD,in has made a considerable AL.
vance in the arrangement of his electrical
candle. He encloses his carbon loop in q
carefully closed vessel containing air. The
electric aciion at first produces the combi-
nation of the oxygen and nitrogen of the
atmosphere, aud the usual colored vapors
are seen; these are soon destroyed by the
oxygen combining with the carbon, nitro
gen and csrhonic oxide alone remaining in
the glass globe The phosphorescent arc
then becomes q lite fixed, givini; light of
greenish-blue tint. Each candle by this
arrangement lasts I60 hours.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-12-07

SooT always contains large amount of
ammonia when first brought from the
chimney. SCOT also absorbs ammonia,
after it has been spread upon the land; it
also contains large quantity of creosote,
which is useful In destroying iDsects, be-
sides being an excellent fertilizer for all
kind of crops.