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, 1881-11-15
COUNTY BOARD.
Drawing OF the December Grand
Jury-Handley Dis"
missed.
Sheriff Mann WANTS More Money
for Feeding tile jail
Prisoners.

HonFa wAs hold yesterday aftcrilootls f'feHluehe
pre,snL ''~ ''' ' "
Thu resolution Of Mr.. se1ne prosdns ing tor aa mo
and rcHrrAnHinv the work of tho satne, cau,s up
M special or,lor.
Mr.. Clark WIS opposed to tho a.'aptlon o. me
resolution, anu tno'sGnt me eombl''tees snou'a
remain rs thoy wore.
,ton m OF, % tho srnun,l ,hut rsorxanIzaton Of tho
~. ,.ns t,a,a..nrv ~ ,i,a tr1t.r ,vsfnu
~ tno WuFK ~ {" ~ ~ n % ~ ~
of i,ls .!lHxestions..
Mr. llutt hn.i n.'t read thn resolution. md was
NOT rtcpatou 70 O. fnte nnon u. .,,u., ,.,.a.
rno tet9t'ofa WV osf " tme 'sIioWs % soa voaE'
Nays-,A,anrIght, hyass Gafx, Eaoa9"' Eh"ef'
4 .Hsaad juTy tor pceea,ber WI .ien drawn, @
.fnhn II. firuyns t,ho rtta HnhultH. Fre,lT MIlter
jirrt,ari .il.,ssens, ". +. Hch,ifellt. William
Naaph % iaasc, pS Fre.! e Zauhcrlns T. IT, Gaskoy. ".
t,ter' H. 4 II. i.ns,,ov' Gharles % ,,Msohck. and 4.
Uocsc.
X t!nat estimate in fnvorot the chicuEo 4 1.e.
t:nurt. House ntniun;ina to sii4;, was rcau and
rufcrrci,
,trae ~ rmco.nmsn,IIne MI. rnor tn niacrd on
liz rlt,,rsia for tic new Co.lrt-itoisc ani Tint
c1u4nu
mr tn w'ms..r ~ I'll su c"r,aI t9ls NJ rsm"ye
inas' inaun''e" !" '"' oo''"''&o' VII "'''' ''A''4
1landtcy ne saucrIs,, eient al lie work On tho
nnw Gn,ria RI tIn',sa Ttssn cume IN. Mr. cub,Irr
oy'g rp''1ng aaf hs r. fe""oo "ht tho work "aa
Mnssrs' III ii,,it i,ntl ONc,t1 thuucht tho nrct,t.
tcut eos,d do tic superinicndin9, and that it
WIZ WIZ. a'''s''a'' ~" ""' nav '
Mr. Wood moved rs n substitute that tho
Committee m Public BUILDINGS confer with tho
tier employing Superintendent, and report ut
tho next nlncttuK.
| 4, Mpssrs. Hut. Ktopf, U'Ne!ll, and rurington
Voting III tho negative, "Heh icaves Mf nalfu-
ssSs VIE na tSi adosea
weeks ago. -
| COMMUNICATIONS.
o.kns nxes ar s iown1cp III to mak. roud ill.,
csulnis they hid bcuu et,ll,ietlcti 10 stund o.,
Gsrs tSw aFS Tqa m Gsy
tce @ ", 'uIlic scrsIce.
r,sfwi,, tha Mnnr'' I'M M"9 h. Will i" ,,t,uiin IN
urjue nIiowcI WIS j,1uru,isotl. mud Nskiu1 lor d
ComS,it,su u, jail and Jati Acculiuts. ~ 'A'
Sui,,irv 1mtitfons f,,r i,Icrruso OF salaries of
sssrts'r s:;,,!!'' county employees w'ro read and re-
rho cun,mtttcc Of, Judiciary reported direct
Ing tIo County Attorttcy to exaiiiino sitIes: MID
f.Itu,i l,ns. and uatl iroctit,x thu {uuiiiy ST..
nrrlutuujrpi IL schuols 10 bi,i in ,iE such pr,p
so o to @ Snss was I,ts % thp na
1,iin Consntfru nj i5uiiuipgs rrportcd on sun.
dry Glljs aid rrcotnincndcd ttut tho Ehtcaxo
r,a,t, IN tt,e ,,n rt ~ fnr nsiaiIsb,nx y
| Ielcrtono ExchGlyc. Tho report WIS Atioptsd,
o'''' i've. 1A''''3"' a'' e'a'" 'o'"a ;" sA' AsS"
~ TILT. HOSPITALS
Tho Committed 0n Hospitals reported Gt tho
, 1881-11-15
OVARIAN TUMORS.

Tho rcmovnl Of these tl,nors hy Ralxay's
llesulycnt Ia ,,ov so ccrtalH1y estnbt1shcd that
what was once considered nlmost NIFacNIousta Il
now u common rocogn'zcl fae. BY all parties
Witness tho eaaca Of aannal! !. knMpp; airs. G.
published in our A1manuu for I3ia: nlsu that Of
Mrs. q 8. n!hbtna: in the present edition Of OUT
"Falsu unl True"
Ono bottlo nta!ns mora OF the autivo pr,ncf.
rles Of McdctnGs thah any other Preparation,
taken III tcaafoatlful does, while othors require
fivo or six ttMcF ns much. -
ONE nDI.LAK PER BOTTLE.
, 1881-11-15

Dir. William Duphott. the unseatea mumber
Tor SDNlAilXus, HNulliAt whoni Judgment was
Ktvcn IN Tie Coisl pf laeytcw FOR u penalty Of
.,0U day fur eyery day ho i,ad Tut !h tho luu-
leo lartlRlaent without lua qualifications,
amounting IN u! to f7s,0k, il sled ugpln tQday
tor fNl00Q Tor tho tfulG nv sat nttcr thAt. 1t IL
Gafd his frtcnd1 bought tho hrtt Judgment for
nominal euu.
, 1881-11-15

There can DO ~ better E ohIishsl r. It. N.Y..
p.ss Than ,na baso anl worthtsaa, wosa,, Ittrit n!
thsil. " thsre Gro False lieaoiSsss i,snsys, aad ~
Fills, BE sure and ask ~ ~, 1--WE unut ~ ea'
thak the nAMo "ltAdwsy' ~ W
, 1881-11-15

Ministers, lawyers. tuacheEs, a,lil ukhess whpss
nccupa tlcn xtye4 but little 0xuruise, snpNld use
EurtUFa 1ltItu &.ivor t'lliA for TORPID liver aud
bIliousnexs. One ~ duse.
, 1881-11-15

School noy--"Ten mills u cent; 10 cents
Ailnes rs dimes bottl0 Of DE. Rurs Cough
syrup.
, 1881-11-15
R2ANaI's Regulating ElS.
Perfect PSruattress Soolhi"g g.;i5,sir n5ie!a ama
Nat,trai u Iiistf Opa'ast0"' ,c,

Torfectly taatetess, elegantly .tw G,,a"[ c[cput..
aweet gum, purge. Eesala'o' p"'"''
MhuwAYs PiIrs for tho euro of ,aa A. ",sGi I,Isi.
nj liza Htt,tnnrt Liver, HUwels. hhs!e, !e,,s,nsjuc,
tisr. NervoIa Disenses, IIeAhnfle, CnMnairsntth
Cnsfivu1eas. Indigestion, llyspepsla, 1T.s I'M!
FovUr. Inflammation nt thu Jto"ft,n. t,,a.,ts Waf.
oil lpfapGemants OF tho lBternn! s,M,rIy yrK.
rat,tpl u otToct n tlBrtnhnoAt eaI. eaInris ur 4ei'
etablo, containing no nereusy' 'n'Hs'
'tss Ubscryo T tho following eymptpo,m.s s, toa.
stSrstion. Inward illcs, Fullntss ot tsa Hsusea
tho Head. Acldlty Of Cue t'i,ss. s,1,s or Weight
in tj,e EfutnnctI. Hnur Eri1clnIlout, esmtptn1
Fluttor[ng at thu !lcart. Ehosnx a!,,re. I,:4 q
BensAllolis when ttl ysna prr,i iiull Pain u
Wubs be(nrn lhe Sight, Foyer vcI.ht,a.tnt' hEu YtIhs'
fhe Heai. deficiency Ut lcrsElfunp'at ~ tthe EI!a
mass al tho ekitl and Eyrs, fni fn!i!sh"s H. II Heat.
Hrrast. eild Lltnts, mud Sudden r'u'">
UufnIng ut Hlu E!u4h. p,,,zvilI FREQ its
x few discs IL llAnNAY'a rIi!,ssi !.,ssi."r,icfs.
syEteU frptn ual tho nb'fetiainGa w. NJ. .
Trjees .5 G<nts Per I'o&. .,,,,,, cat
Wa repcat that tho reader tnnt' ,s'a,,s spt
haoks anu paIsrs OH tha sll'l3eet r,.j; ~ -
tIuIr utiro, uniony which may ~ hAD
u E4Is0 aud IFAS." v..trr.n
u Nasl.sav atl JrTttabta uFe''"'
- sFtisHup on Sorafa'a: t,aksei OF D!s
And others relating ~ different e'A's
sass'' SOLD nY DRUGGISTS, ,rnur,a
READ ".FALSE IND 1nSs =. "a, IL.
sand a letter.stan,p to R.4DH rors. lo'
81 Warren, cor, Citursls. sir hSn .snt yvl
formation worth thousands ~1t4 w
, 1881-11-15
MINUTE REMEDY.
Only requires MINUTES not H0UIss, tors.
lievo paih nnd cufa Qcuta disease.
RADWAYS READY RBL|BE,

iu from 0nD to twenty minutes. never fails surc
llovc FAlN With QUO thorough .applLcatou:no no
rheumatic. cd.tlitcH, ,in.}rnl. Crippled, Ners-
Gus. Neuralgia. or prbstFnted with disease nla!
suffer, llADWAY'9 READY RELIEF wild
tnstult ensc.
Inflammation Of tho Ktdncus, Infammutien
oythc Iiasiicr, inflammation II thu I'o.ea',
Congestion Of tho LIs'l1s, Hora 1hrodst !HT'
, cuie Ircnthf,iU, f'ulpttattars o. tho Iftnrt'
Mysteries, Group Uilhfkcr3d, Ca!aFrh. H.
tftie,l=a, jfsutiMc!Ie. Juothachet SsMfdIg}.'
lttem,,4atists, Cufd Chitis. dyae Chsiss. C:si'
blaiha, attI Esosf Iiffss. HrHtsess stha'
stcr Complaints, ktruo,ts,less, Necpirs1Me's'
Coughs, Eofds, yprat,,s, Palms y! fhe Chest
NtkcIk. or Limbs. orc {ustuMtiX 4 relleret4
, 1881-11-15
FEVER AND AGUE.

FEVER AND AGuE cured for 70 cts. 1ho's n
"a not II remedial agent Ia this world t1ns Hl'
euro Fever and Ague. and other Malaft9us
Bilious. Scnr!0t. Typhold, fe1!cw and olnes
f1ycra {alded by RAILWAYS PILLS. 81 quickly
as RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
1t Will In n few moments. uhen taken a1osu. e.
Ing to the directions, euro Cramps soasms. sout
bton,Ach, Heartburn, HIck Hca'arhe. n'ass1tEn tns
lysontcFy. Colic, Wind IN tho Aowss' I'LL" I'LL '0@
tcfnal tasna. Nat.
TrAvu.crs should always carry bottlo q haa.
ways Ready Re!iat with them. A to" oeoPs,n aam
wAter will prGvcot alokEehs ur paihgr aa"s aa,A
chnpgp OF Nnter. IT is barter tnah Ffeasu
brandy or fllttors Aa II nstlMulhHt.
Miners anu Lumbermon should always pa ps~
viaed with 1t.
CAUTION.
An remedial nKents capabe ot destroying !ns
by an overdose should bu avoided. Mos osLu1sss LIZ
opium. atrychntne, arnica. hyosclAthMs .as anu N
or powerful remedies. do Ut eestaln t!hss tssr
very small docs. relieve tho patIant hnt'uH Hod ae
auttoD in tho ayste!n. But perhaps Tue es""ss
dose, IL repGntoo, tuAy ag9ravato Ano a'J.h ,sath
the suffering. and another dosa CAUSE usa I'm
There 10 no necessity fur using tneso uuuSt.ys
Rgents when u posltlvu rGfnedy lke !nae;"iia, !naIii,
llendy Relief will stop tho t1oat e3csu sii,
pain quicker, without cuta!ltng tho 4eass ~A.
Guilty IN either tufant or adult.
THE TRUE RELIEF. ,.,
RFpwAY'a HEApy NELlxr IL tho onlY ''1o Ie1oea'"'
agent in vogue that will instantly a'"p p"'''
Effff,r CAnta fSs. I4uff3S,
, 1881-11-15
RAD1rA1's REl11D1Es:
HEALTH IN l>'EAlI'Nij
Health Of Body Is Wealth Of Mini
RADWAY'S
SarSapari||ian
RES0LvENT,

Pure blood makes sound llosh, strooo hoo.
orar skin. II you would have your tIs'h 1.a 1.na
your hnucs sound. without cnrIes, mn, rn,,s WIN,
LIAM nEyULSENT. 't'o'at.tHILr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-11

ca. $3.50. 600 betrasen. Die gerbanb
lunsen psrben Iansiam uor ii9 seben unt
bis i'st iinb ite bios Big su ber girsi6afts
Ieiifuns Der aussflastea seIanst.
Der brittle widtise Sau III Der ssssu
Cen S&winblsr Ofii,ier gapitdn 5ousate.
benz man ssmatbli9 3eit Iies, fid aus BEN
Staube 81 MAIDEN. Ssins nnteridIasun.
gen bstrusen ca. 5000, 900. Do4 bat iid
irtt Der SIidtIius seasut unb CT purbs
antsr $40. 900 Birsidaft ssiislIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-11

0n3stsen fir ptenies, eptierieu, 8liids(tteis
,e., a!s Ssm Settle Der fatb. air&s ,upibsr, d.
zen feline Nufnabme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-11

aue an3eiseu ienbs man ipatsiteui
Nnntas Mnrgen elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-11
EsiesraptilGe gepel6sn.
Oenti dian b.

Serlin, 8. OH. Die iidbtii5sn ge
b0yben buben antuItsn CUR gbbaItnus sis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-11

ausudrtiss an,eissn maHsu SurausSs,aslt u.rsss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-11
greise det Aazeiasn.
9ocul>Nu

Inter 3eilsn BREWER werben nitt anstnpn-
men. 8ir iese 3sils grepier ober beren &aHn
sas 1. Wal 10 Cts. bic ndnfen WaIs Gsu1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-11

.1siratts. unb 5cSesan,sisen NIT @prsA
$3.50, Sbnt Spru4 $i.OO.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-04-27
MUCK is cooling to the soil in sum-
mer and warming in winter.

In relation to the mysteriousproblem
of the gyroscope, his demonstration is
seemingly quite clear that a vertical
wheel In motion does not pSess upon
the same points of its bearings that it
does when it Is 1t rest, from the fact,
as he alleges, that all the particles OF
matter in the periphery on one side of
the wheel have a tendency to fly off at
various angles in the line of the eartb's
gravity, and one of Them directly in
that line; while all the particles in the
other half of the periphery have a ten
dency TO fly off in contrary direction.
establishing an unequal distribution of
force upon the axis and minus and
plus side Of the wheel; as on the one
side we have the earth's gravity, plus
the taDgential force of the wheel. and
on the other its gravity, minus that
force. This, once admitted, TIE motion
of the horizontal ring on which the
vertical wheel revolves is apparent at
once; for the ring. being free to obey
any impulse given, it in its own plane,
simply retires before the plus side of
the wheel and in a direction contrary
to the revolution of the wheel Itself.
IL NApldudttou vi luC III ysbtTlOus man.
uer in which the whole weight of the
gyroscope is sustained on one side of
the upright pivot upon which the small
projection from the horizontal rings
rests freely, MIR. McCarroll says that
when the vertical wheel is made TO ro-
tate so rapidly that the tangential force
is in excess OF that of gravitation on
the whole mass, both ring and wheel
will remain suspended, without any
material support on one side of The up
right, and be carried round the pivot
upon which the projection from the
ring rests, revolving more rapidly as
the tangential force of the wheel de-
creases and is more readily bent out of
its plane, until, falling below the force
exercised upon the whole mass by the
gravity of the earth, both ring and
wheel begin to gradually describe
downward the arc of q circle vertical
TO line tangent 10 the earth's surface
with the pivot for its center, and the
axis OF the wheel, together with the
projection of the ring, Tor its radius,
until, at last, the exhausted mass tum-
bles 10 the ground.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-04-27
A Terrible Plague,

The terrible Oriental plague kn own
as the ''Black DEATH" that in former
centuries caused such devastation in
Europe, and that in 1874 made its re-
appearance in Tripolis after men had
long ceased to fear its visitations, is
still alive, and has recently appeared in
Armenia and on the borders of the Cas-
plan Sea. In 1876 it showed itself in
Mesopo,amia. In 1878 it crossed the
boundary line of Russia, and cases that
were detached in NIshni-
Moscow and other places, spread un-
essiness throughout all Europe. Ger
many and Austria closed their boun la
ries, and cut Off all communication.
railway as well as other, with the en-
pire Of the Cars. The dread disease
did not spread in Russia, and finally
disappeared from the European do
main, some say on account of the ener-
getic sanitary and quarantine regul4 =
tIons of Lorls Melikoff, others because
the atmospheric conditions happened
to be unfavorable to its extension.
Bnt the Black Death has continued its
work ever since, and has just given a
sign OF renewed activity by snnihila-
ting whole plrty OF pilgrims from
Mecca, and crossing the Euphrates to
show itself once more in Mesopotamia
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-04-27

Winter in Holland, Denmark, the
Norwegin peninsula and Northern
Russia sets in early and breaks UP late.
1t is no novelty in those countries to
see frozen rivers and bays made use of
for temporary railways and even boat
yards. la ST. Petersburg one of the
famous sights Of the season is a palace
built of ice on the frozen current of the
Nava il HeIlanj enormous traffic is
carried on over the ice in all sorts OF
heavy motors. A railroad on the Ice
Oh this continent, however, is novel;
ty TO be seen between Quebec and
Montreal, on the frozen waters of the
st. Lawrence. A railway on the most
approved principle was laid on the ice,
the bed having been smoothed and the
ties laid somewhat more closely than
on terra firma, this was rendered COM
pact by filing in with soft snow and
broken ice, the freezing process, of
course, soiIfyIng both the roadw ay
and the armament. Everything work
ed smoothly and heavy freight ears
drawn By engines passed successfully.
but fatal defect in construction
brought the enterprise to grief. That
was the the neglect to make the bed
way wide enought to resist the action
of the subeurrent. The consequence
was in one trip the engine caree ned
slightly, displacing the road, and then
tumbled in, sinking in sixty feet of
water.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-04-27

LUMINOUS FLowERs.-Among the
elegant novelties of the hour offered
for sale on the Paris boulevards are
phosporescent flowers, which glow
with a lambent light in the dark, and
almest riva, their natural tints. They
are rendered luminous by coating the
petals with transparent size, and then
dusJing them with a phosphorescent
substance, such as Canton phosphorus
(sulphide of calcium) or Bologna
phosphorus, { sulphide of bariun. }
Canton phosphorus is the best, and
yields soft yellow light According
to NJ. Becquerel, a good quality can
be made by mixing As parts of flowers
of sulphur with % parts of calcined
oyster shells, aud raising them to a
temperature of between 500 and 900 de-
grees centi-grade in crucible. After
exposure TO sunlight during the day,
or the electric or mag nesium light, the
fiowe RS thus Grated become brightly
luminous in the dark.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-04-27

Sponge underclothing is a recent
novelty invented and pat ented in Ber-
lin. 1t is claimed for il that it can be
cleansed more easily than wooden
goods, and being more flexible, does
not chafe the skin so much. Ii is a bad
conductor AMI tends TO keep the sur
face temperatu re uniform. One who
wears this underclothihg is not likely
to take cold, for 1t absorbs the per-
spiration without checking it. After
the mineral and vegetable impurities
in the sponges have been sufficiently
beaten by heavy hammer to admit OF
being readily washed out, the sponges
are dried and pared with sharp knife.
These parings are then sewed together.
The fabric Is prepared with out any
use Of poisonous dyes, which, as in
cOrdOrated in cloth underclothing,
sometimes prove very deleterious to
the system.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-04-27
To All Our Friends

Having had numberless inquiries foi
advertising cards from ladies In al
parts of the country who are interest
ed In the prevailing fashion OF making
"Card Collections" we are having
printed for them set OF seven Deauti-
full cards, each in six colOrs and on
gold background, in the very highest
degree of art, illustrating Shakespeare
sSeven Ages OF Man," We have spared
no expense in these cards-they are
simply little art gems. Our only aim
has been to publish the finest cards YET
shown. Applications tor them nave
come in so rapidly that nearly the
whole edition Is engaged before the
receipt by US of the cards from the
artist. We have therefore been obliged
TO adopt the. following plan for the dis
tribution of the remainder: No more
of the gilt Shakespeare cards, seven In
the series, will be sent excepting upon
the receipt of statement from grocer
that the person applying for the cards
has bought of him on that day at least
seven bars of Dobbins' Electric Soap,
with price paid for same. All apply
ing in this manner tcilI receive the full
SET of seven cards gratis by mail. This
will insure US that our friends and pa
irons get their share of these beautiful
designs, although it in no manner re-
pays US for the cost Of the cards. Your
grocer. has the soap or will get 1t, aid
the purchase by you of seven bars OF
it at one time will secure for you gratis
seven really beautiful cards. The soap
improves with age, and is an article OF
ne,essirv i'm yOur house eyery week.
Therefore you are not asked to buy a
useless article, but one that you must
have anyway. Please send us your
application &C once, and tell your lady
friends making "Card Collections" to
do the same. Grocers do not have the
cards to deliver. Buy the soap o. them,
send US their bill, and ue will mail you
the cards free. Yours respectfully,
l. L. CRAGN & Co., ll6 South 4sh
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
P. S.-Ladies not wishing to buy
soap can get the cards by remitting
cost price. 25cents.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-04-27

EASTER EG6 AS HANGING Basket
WITH FLowERs.-Open hen, duck or
goose egg at the pointed end; let all
the centents run out, and cut the up
per, smaller half away with sharp
pointed scissors. Uf the end TO be cut
Is placed in vinegar it can be accomp-
lished without difficulty.) Fill it al
most up with earth and plant sedum,
which, despite the small space, ,thrives
splendidly ,and spreads out little twigs
on every side. AS outer decoration
for this improvlsed flOwer-pct a net
work of crochet suspended by cord
made of chain-stitches and trimmed
with tsssels, will do nicely. Our model
is of crocheted scarlet silk; fringe Is
knotted in at the top, and a string
drawn through to make the net fit
firmly 10 the egg. Draw the net to-
gether at the bottom and finish off
with a tassel. Formerly the eggs were
used to hang upon bedroom gasoliers
TO receive waste matches.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-04-27

In q memoir published at Christiana
Herr Sophus fromboldt consi ders that
it may be accepted as certain that the
aurora borealIs is local phenome non,
circurscmibed bysvery narrow limits,
and occurring not far from the surface
of the earth. The light, he finds from
a careful comparison of large number
of observations, is generally white,
though sometimes red or green; but
further north than Bergen the aurora
often presents spectral colors. He be-
lieves, also, that there is now evidence
enough to accept the statement that
auroral displays are some times attend
ed with sound. Some late inventions
ought to be able to set this last alleged
tact beyond dispute.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-04-27

DID you ever notice how tongs get
in your way when you're in hurry?
A Boston woman told her husband
that a runaway horse was going by.
He jumped so quick he sprained his
knee, and in his frantic haste fell over
two chairs aud skinned his shins, step
ped on the dog, upset the table with
books and a drop light on it, ran
against his wife and hurt her, and got
to the window just as they were stop
ping the horse two blocks away round
the corner.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-04-27

A Nursm5urg chemist has devised q
new method of decorating silks sna
other fabrics, which Is expected 70 20
supersede embroidery. The art Is
called odiographic, and the operator
uses hollow pencils which are charged
With fluid metallic compound
On exposure to air the compound IN
stantly hardens. Every color can De
produced, and the designs tracei win
The penciis are exceedingly durable,
lasting as long as the materials on
which they are traced. Glass can oe
stained and woodenwarc and pottery
decorated by the same process. Inc
manufacture of the pencils has already
become a considerable industry in Ger
many.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-04-27
Not n beverage.

"They are not a beverage, but a
medicine, with curative. properties of
the highest degree, containing no poor
whiskey or poisonous drugs. They do
not tear down an already debilitated
system, but build il up. One bottle
contains more hops, that is, more real
hop strength, than barrel of ordinary
beer. Every druggist in Rochester
sells them, and the physicians pre-
scribe them. m."-Euening cypress on Hop
Bitters.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-04-27

A coRREs PoNDENT has sent us the fol-
lowing method OF preparing sugar 1oI
feeding bees; 10 four quarts OF white
sugar add one quart OF boiling water
heat over brisk fire, stirring all the
time until 1t boils about five minutes.
Remove IRON the fire and set the dish
in a basin OF cold water, and stir brisk
ly until il begins 10 get white and
creamy. Now pour on plates and let
the sugar cool in large cakes. If il
does not crystalline by stirring there
is too much water in it, and you will
have 10 put it back on the stove and
boil for few minutes again When you
have got your cakes of cool, hard can
dy, put them on the frames over the
bees.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-04-27

THERE is 70 more common sight on
the streets of Galveston than q moving
house. Even two story frame houses,
by the liberal use of able bodied mules
and rollers, are moved from their fites
to vacant lots many blocks distant.
This explains what Bill Pitz meant
when, after the oyster supper was
over a few nights ago and he started
for home, Gilhooty found him hold
ing on to lamp post and calculating,
"Whip up your mules"
"What do you mean, Bill?"
"What do YOU suppose l mean? Are
yeu sho intossicated you can't shee?
can't crosh street till house get pasht,
can L? Whip up yer mules!"
The house that PITT thought was
moving was of brick, tour stories high
and kept in place by heavy mortgage