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, 1881-10-13

the value of property In this country WAS less
t!nn tho recorded p:iytignts lnnle III tic sill
gle week ending Oct. s nj the few cltIes here
nAned. 'rle ei'ormous trapsactio,s ct snn'e
nf these cties naturally SUGGESTS tic ltI.a
tint 4 large pnrt Ut thu payments arlse from
speculation. Ih9 settlement Of monthly coil
tiacts ut the chief centres Of speculation eyI-
dalltly counts for ln,lcl,, but tla Legitimate
ulnrtHrly Or, talf-yearly payments Ut ,lnlcr-
est, Dividends ro.tlls. and thu like uiltloubt-
ed!y swell Tic, amount, still more, and tho
volume Of tho Legitimate trade Is III
dMbltably. very large, rs Wholesale mer..
chants of this md other cities arc well
uWArc. Moreover, stine idea ut lha lnngnl-
tl,de Of tho speculative operations can be
formed from the recorded sales: Only SD.:-
ND.0o0 would na1ra tIlan coyer the 'lotninal
yai1,e Of all the grain suli in thts city Inst
week, cuntracts included; about S+5, ,o00, 100
woui cover ttie nominal value OF aIi cash
and u! option sales of cotton. nl! slO 600. .oo9
provisions. And yet II great part Of these
ttatlsactlons involved 70 uayn,e!it 9t money
dent the tlOnd 0f speculation las RISEN
dangerously lligl1, but II Is also evident TINT
the volume OF !eEltlnnto trauo Is inucll
lnrger than ever befurc,
, 1881-10-13
tjhsIItt:TTA.
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s,s'a ~ o"r'.", ~ ..'a ,,an on, so ~
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.H' "oot .a.' .."'v ''.,ai vt.s Mnue1 - "o .i1 s.
'!,',. '!c I 1nu.i , ~ I"s',', ~ 1 1,sa",.cr3
sislaeo aa''"'o"as' '1ess' an' H., @ w.,
Aeeo.ns aoa,. ~, ,'."..,. "s.s' ~ "n ","T s
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tle 'sulh'.! opitA"' A'u'ec i''S'''eh'
IL IL mt prot@u'o na'Aoe!1a' WIZ
was he'er Il ve.s Ao"'es1ic en"'ae'ei, ""u'a
''a'e "mAeilaHei Journey ~ A"rll."HS
'hefelS 10 'aAo h's llep1e" ~ schoo. theie
VI u 1ti''s "l''l no'le' teopio "nu ''a,c ~
l1een1uha's co'h"'cnteu VI Us NV, u'sAl,
Valt'ce "''.1 ls.l'pc"4"'lc 1et' olc !''"'e "
,ogetuet u.'t OF 1eat ca1colo''ols: lug poss'
olllls oi tnelo oel1le
y PEfFiCoAT IN THE CASE
II WIS s'"te" posltne's en's hl11n.hs t'ttt Il
"'ls WIS seei' VIII H. unaoett" III ue'-
nhah5' .A"S y l''' ne l'.''t 1ie op!n"A "ho'!'
tl,e f9ellcl Ea'yus "eht u h1eea WIS lelAs"
hlhe onef ............
, 1881-10-13
ATerrluc Combat.

a perpendicular old rock which rises lu tho
middle Of Lake ChNtlIpl4Iu. NBAr HlAtLsburK, ~
BELIEF that duElp9 the slruxxlu fur Independence
tho urlt!sh squadron passed ctoae to tho 9ld
t0ok. MisiAkluR 1t tor i vessel tho C.sunlantler
aYaltl. luu4er than hetoro, still tho old rock was
ailunt. 'iIan9 ths Yankee" snutlet9d lug Coa-
side was tlrea accordtngIy, but tho shut poured
back from tta aldc atnongst his own tnea.
"Ihata your xamo, y ~" mtg the as commander; @
sSan tho Old rock hurled buck tho british shot.
IL wus only US tho llght xruw stronger that tho
iaxolllst, aud then 10 wish4rsw " bE. john's u
Eettt,
, 1881-10-13
WESTERN UNION,

Sufetaf Df,paleh 10 The Chicaoo Tribune.
New Youx. Oct. la,-,Iucll surprise WIS
ey,resse,I In Wall strert totlav bcruuse of
u.;' :" ~ ~. r',.'i T.. ~. m.a, -"
s'ae el4''4Res ''u"o Wy el9. ''ou!u u 1nu 4'o'91
VI ol!ectots VI t'e NeSte1n oH'oh Gon'Ia-
ny. IL hull l0nE been rlsl'oretl tint ctiatRes
Of solle sort were to bu matte, but no ono
would have credited the repott that tho
new n'y,"D,rs wsre to la other tl'an src!, rs
would be closely b"'l''l 10 JUS !li.ercstsnboye
othors. Some tllero were III Tho street" to
predict trouble rs consequence Of tic
Change. holding t,.at M,, {louh[ |,a,l acted
!lnadslssdly. ,llr. Wasilagton i; Conner.
fSnEfixnsinS tnf ia y Mr as s S mi bua s cafsty 1xt
fSS15 5 SsS {s5,y S Nou , Il S . Wa rssSIy sasFf, !,
'' I An iSvssrons' nlugcroES,"
sala Str. canMors "n1'l Is t'lo str9MEest eyer .
intlaesa' IIotat wy ~ ,n w ushts ~ l!o
boaM; tI,ah ~ WI ~ MGp"s IVY ~ st,oolI,S W.,
tIr, "n,r1j hi,ns.tfH Wr. Cvri,s w. Fioi.l
,v,s ,rrn,tIv mIcasr,i with Tia INV tInps i,n.I
GoI1e. ,I "Wetl. wcll. VIII: dii Yot1 uycr ' sse
the 1iko p; efneulaicu Mr, Elpld, aWny. ,jny
y n hi."er fllinr t;Ian ha sysr did bufors. This
- f,trSt,'rs NM, T. ~ ,na elrnn.r"st that tns
avnr asu'I h,.au ~ .,rv"i'I1mi in,1sf i,st s.'i,
through The tiius, tilouetl." concli,dgtl iii.
l'si' T6sfs ais sosa eaH|y ;as n ii st tisi
III" ir;",,,a nnso !; NV oeo'' '"""e' 10 A'' os''
t''e'"'s.
ASNuAi: ~, MEHftNu uF ~: nins ., =. unct:,ss
Or TIE Cos'f.ASf-ihE ol'n ofF1eE1S
AE'Ei'Ec1En'
NEW YonK, Oct. la:-IIe Mnl!,'al meeting
T,,a%r,,,', u fn,"sm,av t.ot. n,ntn intnv rn,,
t.Et,s;. ssur ~ .m,pr. ,voa .i.n,d ~
HI .t.. !E s.Sr " N,I,, Hmm, .iism". ~
i:rIt"rt Edwin il Nurunn. ,iohn Vun
, 1881-10-13

The Confelrft y i1ontt. SnCc In Europe
-IfreelI,x frclustu-'r1e SILIrittlslt1tl. =
Fund, lntcrliul 11nclaluca, ami 4A.itnt-
ors8 tknw,

The Confet1rtt y f,on.t. snrc In E,,ropc
-rreeinE irclunu-rne shlrn.lsl.lns
orr. na..
LoxpoS ;w!ch Ia ln Enxlaud}. Sept. 10, lssl.-
Guv hin over tn ireland. ara n,u,.c II r,,rsn11
I,sns,,.h, ~. tho aI,,,"ston .,ara Ia thIs
tired Nv London and wanted u chat,8y; a.,d tue
sessant.oirs, Yunyun ot La tsr.s: lnJeany,
.as.n sens ~ ~ 10 1nc skl'.sn'n a'na, '. nrn
tho men.,s @ to 90 It. Filler wuz tho iust , oro
Tbn ,r,si, acrvant-uirls In Amerikv is NV
rnvnns. urd lem, my ,nnnth ~ wI;ir
sus, u rmior IT,, H'ep e's ny no ,'p ~. " "u
wiz cz regular as milne IRE.
ibid not soc much Nv ireland. ez tho lcadtn
'lsiiatofs hea tntet't IN CORK 10 sec u twa1fi
pessihle to compromise otir differences anu t'ool
our tshOos. OohnuKhnessy, 0'IlrieH, Mick FIn-
nrr,nI thnt So, ntrort fok ,h ,t,oraabon ia. frc
a .a. VI nu onos, tao @ sa Nv
o ta'u eoa e pe . oess "" coua s' ,c ,h
sk!r,ntshil, fund cood bo sent from Au1criky.
NJ, d,.scd tlat II wus better tn nov onc cent rel
vnmltni wnoi nrnimSIy cxtr,nx Mr.. m .,,a,nrin1
resources % % fro.4, iile ytrls t,an e. tlao VIC Scpl
,, ~ N.Y. @ uneh n o ~. nts y" @ Ia. ,
t ,t'l1 ~ n,,a w a aar, c,,ri'',s
H. 't, Viii ~ ~ H. sT ,s. ~ rt hnr XII,
g. tne rssseney' 0t} "mSa Sns ~ 0,, ~
. i,t' th", ~. .waa ,, r"nIao ,,n =, G"G VII
, t, ',is" hr ii cs,s t.reocs 'o To ~ saci c
t',nt ,'',n,i.. n vnn.vnn sessih1c ' '""'
III iiuuisv toi,l I'm tint uniess eou],1 he Trcs
nrrr ~ the sonuslashen saoo,l eontiny.o 70 70
@ III .isaa :. ~. ~ ~ sn,.. f,lI"rs i - ~
MY a Mtesneo rug ~, " suyw "Fs ~ NJ y,
th!s sun: "poor irelataa. s!gncd usna'tkn. i1.
r,r. o,,i ~. t,r.' a,,, :, 'r r'uui In f,sr
, 1881-10-13
SOCIETY.
W'hht Ii Going OH Among the Fashions
ubies tsl Now York.

,,,,.". -, nn,., V,,n,,
M re,r Sa,, ,,rt
Thai tho rccrn, coltl s1,,n tIs ,1nne n,orc
tnwu.,, bringing soc!cty urunlc hurk Ia tuw,,
lhs,. ,.ii tho ulnremenis that theatrJcn, INN.
ayers uud millinery urrnluus eula huId mi.
tic uttendnI.cr yesterday NJ .ictuuu Park ubun.
,iaptly proyc,l. 1t wus absolutely tho ,,rst ,lay
nj thn ntt.r,,, ,nnrtirv tt,, thn ..,,,s has ,.s',
~ ~ .,' w. 'ssss 'si. 'a9 eo'sso nus Wosh
at aA =. = 1a'nl'lar anpcatatce. u! tho previous
hons, and pretty f..ccs has been most scns5h1y
lett, nna bus uu.l a JIspirtiux influence % even
upon ]''ckoys at'tl betting men. I'ut seAe"lay
was wIMt might bc called representative Jc.
,.'uae i'ar' aay. Thu aon shinu4 through Il
..s' NJ ~ n1st ~ Ro,lt Wnoul nel,s SUI.
Try, ne PARK una WOODS 1ooxc'' Ray Ill the fcd
u "r aft"r s =; rsn fra.
air md zen Dnthlur. was full of lfu anil snIrlt.
and wnr,u nnI hcurtv 1rcot,,,u. wcro = exri,a,vcS
Oil every side. Very rlar'y Of thosc, however.
VINO .lado tho rnce-c -cotrse attractive yesterday.
were only IN towu ror Tue ,lny, ns the,r dropping
'eatAoia at,h somewhat iatlcd hilcry I1utcate'!;
tut thon Il Is "chic" to DO shabby this scason.
,or na,no r's as new sa not eS
winter has fairly 9rasi'c' tho land.
Newport Ia still full Ard still delightful. dull
ucss tellg au element thAt Is rarc1y pcrccpttblo
IN thc sori.l ,,t,,osnhern nr int f.varcI town
p'uner at,l cara parties nFc VI frequent occur.
rcl,cc. while riding. driving, ind lawn tennis It'll
,,p tho n,cnsurc ut the soft untumn days.
,,..,s. u. ~. .no 'as pnessi "ust
RON. nas pf1nap's pcet .ne gayes. a,lshx tho
past we"k. hafgs "5t,ss u Ns%. forkers havc
H. wt,,,.,,, .ro ,r.s ,sh,'o ~, n,n,,,. "1c ~. -.
F..nts h.antig,si ,.ias, % ucar M f;"rrisas oE.. ~,
Misses nvGs. ar: ttGa!e IVY Mr: T. l., it9yt
H.. iii, ,,nr n,, "in,t I,hcon IL r. ha,at,s ~
, 1881-10-13

LONDON, Oct la.-lt Is Etated that dis
patches have bccu exchanged during the
past few days between Berlin, Vienna.
Roue, and Madrid Oil the atlyisablilty ut
jplut nqyal service all along the African
Coast for tho protection OF tho Interests Of
, 1881-10-13

I.IsuoS, Oct. 1a.-Tho Hritisl, stcannor Cor
scu, from London fur Hombay, fountlorel
vi! .Capo loca. Part OF tho crew was
drowned. .............
LATEH INFORMATION
IL that only five persons were saved out OF
a crew Of tWeuty.Slx.
, 1881-10-13

BERLIN, Oct la,-Germany and Austria
laya agreed to fresh proposals Mauo by
tussla III regard to the heoxtraaltton uf political
criminals. Negotiations with FRANCS Oh the
subject arc proceeding,
, 1881-10-13

6TI1L ANOTHER INTERVIEW.
Nu,ls:, Oct. l9.-It Is stated Oh good au.
thorlty that negotiations have been resumed
Tor an interview betwesn King uumbert aud
Emperor Francis Joseph.
, 1881-10-13

!: INttt,tS St:,$H.

IN THE 1SftlAS SEAS.
I0SnnN, uct. i2.-l'lle cholera and rattle
ra1nr have irnkrn mt II, Nurlt java and
tile SuuloO Archipelago.
, 1881-10-13
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE:


AMERICAN t11tk IN ItESfAfsY.
1'Est1i. Urt. 1..-'I'ln. t;nyrrlltslnnt C"ulInis-
sim heclhcs III fay0r Of maintaining thu I,rtI-
!ibiti0n .gatnst Tic Importation Ut American
pork.
, 1881-10-13

ST. 1'ErE,ssttClm, Oct. IA special
council will bc formed to decide ull cases Ut
administrative deportation.
, 1881-10-13
Thirty FIVE Inmates, Principally
Girls, Fastened Within the
Structure.
Tho Poor Creatures Fling Them-
selves 1tecklcsly from tho
Upper Stories.
Seven Persons Badly Burned and Hurt,
and Seven Others Less Severely
Injured.



a HORROR.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. G-Chnrles II. LANDER
oefRer's it'''i' owieh by Joseph Hnrrcy. I'LL
hamuolpn s1Feet' parhea ton1Ght'
ue nEe pFo@t ollt ahotst o:E'.
an olhcef notseoa 'sntucthInE peculiar nlnut
.uo e'!:e'rc st9nts' anu III antthor moment tho
utec uPnor 'oors aceen1oa 70 beeomo snauealy
,,"s' n..'s'.n,1' ~ A.4.''"o "nu "nIlo' .-.
a. ~ uu,hupots !nsieu ~ Iue o"l!o'ns. anu aaF
sno "p'a"t" ~ NJ lao "AHuo"s I'll Tug tnIea anu
'o"''" 'ools' .......-....
THEY EAiI.En To THE 01ffs
not 10 !''mr. '.s ladder would f'r brought. but
ke'cFal vi INC RlfIs spfahT from tho Tlndowa.
TIE st!lsfEks Of THE PEOPLE IN THE
ntffthlSH
when cscapc wns cut oIr wcro hcartrondlng.
'aost oL tneft Jt'f'pah TO tho Sidewalk, anu
lew e*capea ~ MI elevator ropp.
aaulo con'an' Frederick kroh. George
Ho,1Rherty' Henry MORMON, Joseph Reynolds,
anu au uhKho~h 1srl wcro
hApIf l,u1sSEn
ABOUT tho lace and arms and wcro tAkcn 10 st.
siary's Hospital. where their injuries were pro-
staoko aud i'n'ne.
Mafiidn Shultz. Annie Miller. Samuel Lapham,
Georg1 Il. Hutton, Kate Shafcr, LIzae Franks.
Annie urady, Michael Lnrkin. and an unknown
nun, were
Af-so lSIGRED,
but not ArpCrnff. 1'hny wnrts tnienn hmm
, 1881-10-13

Niagara Falla Is 80 brilliantly Illuminated by
tho electric Hight every evening tlllt nftee pay
ing the hacklIiir you Gun easily sec whether
thero ls anything left III your poGketbook.
, 1881-10-13
GOULD AND FIELD.

8p*csal DhHateA 10 Tas Chicago TFtaanA
NEW roRK, Oct, 13.-There was very at-
fectlouatp uec.lug toluy between Jay Gould
, 1881-10-13

DOWN IN y COAL-MfNE.
Special Dispcich to The Chteooo 7rtbuns.
sTItEATtIt, ILL.,. Oct. l9.--Iom Casey, miner In
tho employ Of tho Coal lluu Cont Company,
wis hndly used up today by tho falling OF
lArga rock In sho,oom IN which ha was working.
Ills head. shoulders, ana hands were consider
nbly bruised but 1t Is believed he will recover.
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brieks, and passed sssy with the eurreat.
The three men we're safe, Wilson And Saith
on yonder side and Parker Oh this side. IL
seemed but a short time after the danger
became apparent on Thursday morning tiil
midnight, vhen al was ended aud the new
WORK vas swept away in the resistless russ-
ing river. On Friday Robert Parker and
Samuel Wilson started down the river in
pursuit Of the false works About one-haIi
Of them were found scattered along the
river down as far as to Duncannon, aud
along the SusquehanRa as far down as to
Marysville. At Duncannon a number OF
the trestles had been taken apart and hauled
rp into the tOwR. The parties that cap
tured the stools did not take time to unpin
the plate or top piece, but they sawed the
lemons of, which Will require new tenon
to be put on before the timbers can again be
used.
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-EIRRIED:

KlNSLOW-WATERS-On the llth of
May, 1881, by Rev. J. S. Bear, Mr.. Samuel
Kinslow, of Fayette township, and Miss
Martha N. Waters, of Milford township.
PATfERSCT-SIDERS-May 10Th, by
the same, George T. Patterson and Sarah
f. Siders, both of Greenwood township.
HTNBERGB3-WEAyER- May 2eth,
at the residence of Mr. Geofgc Heni2elman,
by Rev. John Sherman, Mr.. A. X. Hun
berger, of Goodwill, Juniata county, Pa,
and Miss Lydia Weaver; OF St. Joe county,
Indiana.
BEQUEATH-YOCUM-On the 26th ult.
by Richard Doyle, Esq, at tie residence Of
Mr.. David Adams in Beale township, Mr..
Samuel Bequeath, of Milford township, and
Miss Margaret YOcum, OF Beale township.
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The editor Of the IIaa'ii rdsn y.rrl %
Proposes u east business o. The sind. oa
tie ilh Of July and go n,L'as Horace
Greeley proposed the sarir thing, every
year for period Of thirty years. and never
succeeded in getting a~ay 90 accomplish
the oit-Tepeatcd promise. We bop IL vii
not be 80 with ;h- eiitnf OF iAr 'rra1i.
Six weeks sga a horse IN the Colder livery
stable at Harrisburg had les b-,,kru. A
surgeon Was called the horse sas So end
ed, so As to balance easily the broken leg
was ''set," and 50 skiitully Vas the q hole
business conducted since that tin,e, that the
horse wss released las. xasday from his
place of suspension, anu nOS has tho use
of all his legs. It was a great triumph for
horse surgery.
TIE Harrisburg Tslsrraph relates the fol-
lowing A cigarette and by of eleven
years were waiting around a church door
one Sunday evening recently, waiting for
s'catch-on." After the bcnedictiou a four
teen year Old miss came out with the crowd,
also ready for a victim. Said the aforesaid
C. b., "Miss, can see you home this even
ing - He was squelched by the reply,
No, sir; we haven't any cradle in the
house" Applause from the crowd.
The following was published IN the New
port Ledger, last week Last Monday morn
ing, just before daylight, a boy named Lowe,
aged lS years, driver for 8 company canal
boat, was drowned in the cai'al lock at Mt.
Patrick, Perry county, unde. the following
circumstances The boat wac about enter
ing the lock, and it was the drire!'s duty to
throw the tow line over the bIlarCe beam,
and it was while doing this tha, the line
looped about his leg, Just as the team
stetched the iius, jerking the boy into the
canal. Every effort was made to rescue
him, but when be was taken out life was
extinct. S. Z. Buck, Esq, held an inquest,
the jury rendering a verdict in accordance
with the above facts. The body of the boy
was buried at the Bucks Valley church
gray !sid on Monday.
A gentleman OF this county, who has
been to Millersville Normal School, says
that most of the trouble there arises from
the rules of the faculty against male stu
dents associating with the lady students of
the institution. Boys are not allowed TO |,
stop and speak to the girls on the campus,
On the sidewalks, or anywhere else about /
The place. And so particular has the man
igement been that students have been com- /
PEELED 20 forego the pleasure of talking 10 .
heir sisters and annts on the College cam
pus. From this Information it then APP
pears that the cause of the trouble at Mil /
ersville is primary cause of trOuble-it is /
woman, the s6utce ot all our joys and sor-
rows. Remember Eve in the Garden of
Eden. When will the race ever escape .
rom first Causes If Eve had Obeyed the .
-ules there rori'' have been no trouble.
Anthony Jameson, of Beaver town
ship Crawford county, recently found
1900 concealed in an old barn he was
tearing down. He thinks it belonged
10 an eccentric brother who died some
years ago.
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The Reason Why.

The tonic effect of Kldney-Wort is pro-
duced by its cleansing and purifying action
on the blood. Where there is a gravelIy
deposit in the urine, or milky, ropy urine
from disOrdered kidn5ys, it cures without
fail. Constipation and piles readily yield to
its cathartic and healing power. Put mp in
dry vegetable form or liquid (very concen-
trated), either act prompt and sure.-Troy
Budget.
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Sept Ism

FOR SALE.-A commodious Dwelling
House, and two Store Rooms, in the bor-
ough of MifiiintOwn, Juniata county, Pa.
This is rare chance to acquire a dwelling
house, and business place in Mifiiintswn; a
chance, which if left pass, may not be
equaled in many years For particulars,
call at, or address this office. ian29-tf
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An Old Doctors Advice.

II was this: Trust in God and keep
your bowels OPEN" For this purpose many
an old doctor has advised the habituaiiy
costive to take Kidney-W Wort-for no oiher
remedy so effectualIy overcomes this condi-
tiou. and that without the distress ana
pripipr which other medicines cause. 1t is
a radical cure cor Piles. Don't fail to use
it.-TransIafed from the Nsw Yorker Zsif-
nng.
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TERMS

subscI.ptiOB, s. 50 per annum # paid
vithin = 20nths $500 II not paid within
u months.
Transient advertisements inserted al 50
cents per inch for each insertion.
Transient business notices m local col
umn, 10 cents per line for each insertion.
Deductions will be made 10 those desiring
20 advertise by the year, bali Or quarter
wear.
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a Carl D.

am prepared to furnish the best make Of
Needles, ShHffie,, and neU parts for ANY
Sewing Machine, (old OF new,) in the mar
keti also, the best pure sperm machine oH.
". III. AIKENS,
Main street, Mifflintown, Pa,
One door above Post Othce.
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Organs Organs! Organs I!
$50 AND UPWARD, WITH FROM 8 7,
IL STOPS.

buy direct from the largest and most re-
liable Organ manufacturer in this country.
Stool and Book with each Organ. Call on
or address ". II. AIKENS,
Main street, Mifiiintown, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-06-15

FREEBURG MUSICAL COLLEGE.-
This noted Inst'tr,'c,l for the study Of rccsl
AMI inStrunit niai music will begin session
of six weeks ON Monday, August l, 1881.
Address, MUsIstL CorLFGE,
juncS-it FreebuTg, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-06-15
W. III. MOORE.

The Everett Press of June 9TH inst, says ::
McDonald Lyon, former resident of Bed
ford, died in Denver, Colorado, recently,
from the effects of an overdose of NOR
phine which was administered to him By a
woman with whom he had eloped from
Chicago. 1t is stated that the poisoning
was accidental. "Mac" " was son OF the
late William Lyon, Esq, and was engaged
with his brother in the insurance business
in Chicago. The woman who was the cause
Of his death was the divorced wife OF the
PARTNER of the deceased's brother.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-06-15

The Bedford Republican says: "George
Hershberger, of Snake Spring, went out to
field to plow about ten days ago, and be-
fore beginning h. tied his two fine, large
horses 10 a locust tree. They ate some OF
the bark of the tree and became SO SICK
that Mr.. Hershberger was afraid they would
die. First one Of them and then the otner
got the blind staggers, and for more than
week they could not be worked He has no
doubt that his horses were poisoned by the
Iocrst bark that they ate"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-06-15

A GENTS WANTED-Big Pay. Light
"A Work. Steady Employ ment. sam
plies free. Address. N. L. BYRN, 49 Mas
sau Street, New York.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-06-15
TO CONSUMpTIVES:

The advertiser having been permanently
chred of that dread disease, CONSUMPTION,
by simple remedy, is anxious 10 make
known 10 his tellOw-sutierers the means OF
cure. To all who desire it, he will send a
copy Of the prescription used, Gree OF
charge,) with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will find a
SURE CtRE for CoSsUAPTIoS, ASTHMA, BRoS-
chris, SC. Parties wishing the Prescrip-
ticr, will please address,
Rev. Z. \. WILSON,
l9t Penn St, Williamsburg, y. Y.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-06-15
Special .fotlceS.
PIMPLES.

| will mail (Freel the recipe 70: simple
VEGETABLE BALM that will remove TAN,
FRECKLES, PIMPLES and BLoTcsgs,
leaving the skin soft, clcar and beautiful !;
also instructions fO- Producing a lHxuriant
growth of hair or /. bali head or smooth
face. Address, inclosing &c stamp, Ben.
VASpEIF s CO., ) Beekman St, n. 7.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-06-15

No paper m the Juniata Valley publishes
as large a quantity Of reading matter as the
Sentinel md Republican. IL is above all
others the paper Tor the general reader
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-06-15

3TJ i WEEK. SI2 4 day at ncto easily
4i made. Costly Outfit free. Address
TRUE X Co, Augusta, Maine.
mar 2, silly
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-06-15
THECULyERWELL AEptcALC0.,
Al Am ST.. New Y0rk
I
Pills.

Use only Dr.. } " Morrison Sugar
coated Aunt bilious Pills As they are
nov acknowledged 70 he the best Liv-
ct Pill made, box Of shem should be
in every family. They are al~e a good
physi5. Cen se had ct DR.. Banks
Dftg Store in MfFiutown aud at most
Of the country stores. The DIR. for
merIy prachesd in Waterloo this cour-
II. dec II SO.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-06-15

DON'T BE DECEIVED by such dodge,
as $3.50 Organ At S65 to $50, when you
can buy the same grade of instTui.ents at
home at SO to $40, and save the freight, by
calling ON W. II. AIKENS,
Main street, MifiIintown.