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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-10-19
DOMESTIC.

CASDIED ORANGE PEEL.-Cun the iruit
into quarters lengthwise, tske out the pup
snd put the peels into strong salt and water
for two days, then take them out and soak
for an hour n cold wafer, after which pui
them in preserving kettle with fresh colo
water, and boil till the peels are tender.
when they should be put on sieve 10
drain. Make thin syrup Of quart OF
water in which they were boiled and q
pound of sugar, and simmer the peels in II
for half an hour, when they will Loo clear !;
pour the peels and syrup into bowl to-
gether to stand till the next day, when you
must make rs much syrup a. will cover
them, of the proportion of one pound OF
sugar to pint Of water, boiling 1t till 1t
will fail from the spoon in threads; put
the peels into the syrup, boil half an hour,
then take them out, drain on sieve, and
as the candy dries transfer them to dish
to finish in q warm place. When dry,
store them for use. This receipt Is useful
for any lemon, orange or citron peel, and
perfectly wholesome.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-10-19
Fever and Ague.

FEVER and AGUE cured for 50 cents. There
"a net a remedial agent In this world that wip
Gus, scarlet. Typhoid. Yellow and other reveTs
taided by Railways PulB so quickly as RAD
WAYS READY RELIEP
II VIII In few moments, when taken accord
Ing to directions. cure Cramps. Spa5ms. Sour
Stomach Heartburn, Sick Headache. DiarrhGs,
Dysentery, Colic, Wind IA the Bowels, and all
Internal Pains.
Travellers should always carry bottle OF Rad.
ways Ready Relief with them A few drops IN
Waler viii prevent sickness or pains from
change of water. II Is better than French
brandy or bitters as stimulant-
Miners and Lumpermen should always be
Drovfded with 10.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-10-19

FISH ScALx JKwRLRY.-The best scales
for this work are taken from sheephead
and the red fish. Wash well IN cold water
to which hes been added little ammonia
Cut pattern of leaf, put it on scale
and cut it out After you have enough
scales cut this way, pierce two holes III
each leaf, one IN the centre, tie other
where the stem should be. Put bit OF
fine silver wire through the holes and
twist the ends together for about half an
inch, then place another on one end OF the
same wire, and twist the wire as before,
then put another on the opposite wire
Ycu can form fan leaves the same way.
The flowers are formed in almost the same
way, except you place small pearl bead
in the centre of each. Tendrils can be
made by coiling the wire around number
six needle. Those intended for a pin
should be bound to q small safety pin or
cuff pin, and the earri 'gs are fastened to
gold wire which is bent into the proper
form.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-10-19

q n n n A YEAR AND EXPENSES TO
AgeptA Outhf ffeaL Address p q.
~ ! vlCKEBY. A1Bus6a. Ne,
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

TIE DRAM.sHOrs or New YORH,-Ts
any respectable man satisfied with the
condition Of this city with respect to the
liquor traffic? Is there any persons Of in :
telligence who does not feel the disgrace.
the danger, the enormous evil Git? With
The exception Of few OF the best resi-
dencc avenues and streets, every corner
OF the city has its grog-shOp. The Excise
board has granted 4,i70 Licenses 10 So
called hotels while the total number of
places i'll which strong drink is sold, as
proved by the returns Of the Internal Rev.
enne Collectors, is more than twice as
great. The TOmbs is crowded fun and
ahd Drumming over with prisoners await
ing tral; the criminal courts nre over
Wheimed with business; the Capacity Of
the institutions on Blackweli's Island is
OVelta%ed; week after Weei; the gangs of
convicted inen and women 60 to Sing Sing
ana Auburn; the number of murders and
other crimes CT violence Il Gppallingiy
iarSe; Sunday without "a murder is now
rare, and last Sunday there were two.
While almost every ether day CT the week
= marked by shooting or a stabbing; IN
The l. heIpcht houses dcs:itutiOn and mis-
efy abound. The stuutest apologist for
the present ayatelo would hardly venture
to deny that most of this sickening array
Of crime and suffering is due directly or
indirectly to the liquor traffic. The young
hoy Jus; taking bis first step in vice. the
workipgman whose wife and children arc
without bread, the lowest drunkarl and
mest brutal ruilian are all able to Obtain
liquor without the least check or restraint
on Sunday or weekday, at any hour of
dag or night.--N y. Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

SHE Took No Risks" Have ye any
gud piannies ?" she asked, as she stcpped
into piano wareroom on East 1lth str ct
the other day, displaying q prosperous
locking pocketbock. 81 want wan fur
nae datter, who is comin' home from the
scmetary wild Il flushed eddication."
"What style Instrument do yGu rrefcr p,
said the clerk. displaying an unrirbt
This piano is the double pateut-ot,at!ru.
pie-stlinging- g-board-ucyer-stay and
celuloid keys"
Och never q happoth do l care about
the shtoile, so long us it's strong case.
Have ye any wild iron cases: :"
NO, lna'am; but all our cases are made
extra strong"
" How muchll you take for that ar
Pour hundred dollars, ma'am."
DO you sell on the slow-pay plan?''
Yes, occasionally we sell to reliable
| purchasers on the installmcnt plan. The
lnStailMent on this piano would be $i5 q
moNh.''
VIII ye throw in a cover and shtulc ?''
throw in these articles this time"
An buls Of misic?"
\ cS, we wont be mean about H."
take it." ~ ''''''''O -
Wei, really, 1na'am, the purchaser
usually insures the instrument, hut to dose
the bargain wc1l insure this piano ana
agree to take all risks
>" fe see, between me an you,n said
she, after she had made her mark on the
necessary papers and deposited The first
'Gsi2ilInent receipt IN Eer hosoin, Tin
giid 70 feel aisy ibo'.! til" Insurance, AZ /
want TO Get tic better OF the ole ua,i
WHO TUX al oath that il brought l,iar.
hie into The house he'd sniasi! i. ~ vii
an :,X. An faith, hes the Iii to no Il t..
mkt tonne he gets dhruMl II C:ncin2q.i
N"&'cct i.ecord.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

Mr., BLAINE GoNE.-Mr. Blaine on leav-
ing the State Department found himself a
private citizen for the first time since he
began his political eaFeeS rs a member of
the Maine Legislature in 1859, Whatever
may be his present desire for quiet and
rest, it is scarcely probable that, with his
active temperament, his natural qualities
of leadership, and his strong hold upon
the confidence and affection of the best
elements of the Republican party, he will
remain in retirement. He has not vet
passed his fifty-second birthday, aud must
be accounted as still in the prime of life.
With his good health and good habits he
may be expected to eoatiDue to play an
important part in American politics for
twenty years TO come.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
Suggestions cf and for the Season,

1he beginning OF the year should be
time FOR the L2Iancing Of the iargn az
counts. New books are ol ned, auG with
TIE inventory ;akcn, rs suggested last
mGntb, tnS lait&Vr Knows hCV &c stands
Ins h:st ot January agu&!iy brings an
ehd 70 ta2 E2per subscriptions, and Ii not
already attG..GGd "a Tie renewals shCi,i6
pe Mad" at On'c. IL cicy b.. that some
i.sTEi ycGIn.i u family paper haa cnl,.e ~
siE&t That VIII nrel lc ,.c auGe.I 10 t},e
IL; II ;hp#e airC&sY cCVni~d as necessary.
ar4:.':s rs s. ci.t.@ i:rc Ttary rcAG.Dg l.,c.t
AMI fer 4 nuri',cG g! vcrt "3Ju r;:i.ois'
.; Eo l:Epru( n>D;3 vi i:,Iii. E::.. !.irir:y
tiioW =! gnrrC !.E.e lyr u:IEial iliture
2nn l!0t ;ie least oi he : :,Sans Iui' IN i,,-
c;s&Hcd rG:.i'ti,% ;.h!Ul!E i2tmCrs Is the net
trr quality ii jEc mi!ttr provided tar
|" x ny i'I|, @Gfiat:ijur,.! i'rvss. Il n,ry
rc t;Ett n" l'l&ti,;"ct j'oi"E rim, OIL :,i;h
'iit "!G Year, and ,'ils inirc g;aDr sA;22;!.rt;
against s.6trc's aitUtd b-:iCui;.d 10, Only
"a" "Gsr COMPANIES should nc palrUnjIcu:
tae rates 1ur ordinary buildings should he
comparatively low. 4 cooperative .ys. els.
ol INSURANCE has worked admirably ia
! some localities.
Ii is now widwiuter and much or tho
| farmcr > labor - tu keep himself ami
! iaEihy, and the farm stocH, warm aud
comfortable. lUr the hou,oh0!d there viii
be = good supply of fuel needed. Ihis daes
net incan that stable pile Of green wood
just from the living Tree, aud i1ll cf wayer,
| is adequate, Dry, Wcll hrascned wood is
the only Kind that is either pleasant or
economical to llae, especially ia the stove
in early morning. The llan who, with
large wood lot Oh his farm, DO not pro
vide q Good supply Of dry wood for the
household, is Lot doing his duty, The
si'p.shod method Of c!soppius tie daily
wood on the day it Is to be used, though t
may give \ treShncss 10 the product, i; a
fruitful source Of bad breakfasts and bad
t rpcTs. and it may be in extreme cases
leads TO harsh words and disgraccful ac-
tions. All this can be avoided by cutting
| years supply Of wood dpIing the winter
and giving It the whole OF the following
Sumin' to become thoroughly dried. IL
this way the cutting and splitting of the
year tire wood becomes part Of The
regular winter work on tho lara. The
methods to be observed in harvesting this
| crop should be as systematic and econom:-
c9l as any other, Unless the land is 70 he
cleared, The trees that arc old and diving
should be cut first, thus preserving the
wool lot in good condition.
Agricatturist for Jdnuary.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

WHY WILL You alloy n cold to ad-
vance i'll your system and thus encourage
more serious maladies, such as Pneumonia.
HemOrrhages and Lung troubles when an
immediate relief can be so readily attained.
Bos"hee's German Syrup has gained the
largest sale in the world for the cure of
Coughs, Colds, and the scverest Lung
Diseases. 1t is DR.. Bochees famous Ger
man prescription, and is prepared with the
greatest care, and no fear need be enter
tanned in administering it to the youngest
child as per directions. The sale Of this
medicine Is unprecedented. Since first
introduced there has been , constant in
creasing demand and without q single Ec-
port Of n Failure 10 do its work in any
case. Ask your Druggist as to the truth
of these remarks. Large size, rs cents.
Try it and be convinced. -
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

SHE Cor WEiL.--Thc ylgarics Of an
invalid arc not always to be encouraged
\ Long Island woman, being convinced
that her end was near aud being unduly
so'icitons about the fate Of her six chill.
dren. implorod her husband to marry hcl
younger sister lie promised to DO 50 a aftoI
the funeral, and The sister was equally
accommodating, bGt the sick woman Wa.
afraid that they might not be as good ns
their word. She entrcated them 10 give =
dying woman the consolation of knowing
that her children would certainly be
cherished after her departure. Worn out
with her opportunity, they finally coz
sented to be married at once. Whe n
everything was settled 20 her satisfaction
she derived so much contentment from
contemplating the future OF her little
ones that she rapily cOnvalesced.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

The completion Of the International
aHd Great Norther Railroad to Laredo
on the Rio Grande is an important event.
\ traveller can now go by rail from New
York 20 the border Of Mexico. II will
not be long before the journey can be ex-
tendended to the ancient CITY OF tbe
MOntezumas. The distance from Laredo
to the City OF Mexico is 700 miles. anu The
road pow building as an extension Of tire
lnternatiohai will be almost an air line.
American capital and American engineer.
ing skill are pushing it rapidly forward.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

Hamilton Disston has sold one-half-
2,00Q,0Oo acres---of his Florida land pur-
chase to q syndicate of English and Dutch
parties engaged in building a railroad
from FernaRdina to Cedar Keys, Sir Ed
ward J. Reed, X. c. T., NJ. F., q we'll
known civil engineer, being at the head
of the enterprise.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

Some kind of National Bankrupt Law
will in all probability be passed by Con.
gross during the present session. The
almost unanimous sentiment of business
circles demands that the treatment Of in.
solvents and their assets shall no longer
be left to the varied and conflicting legisia-
ton Of the different States.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

Scarcely any disease to which human beings
gre subject. is SO thoroughly discouraging a,
Fever and Ague The periodical return Of
alternate chlis, foyer, and sweating, isterriby
depressing. Ayers .Ague Cure Is tie only
remedy known, which is certain TO cure per.
'nanentty, by expelling the malaral poison
which produces the disease. 1t does this sure
~ and leaves no i'll effect upon the system.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

Ten million acres of the public lands
Were disposed Of during the year. This
makes up an area twice the size Of Mas
sachusetts. OF the ten million acres, one
half was homesteaded.' The rest went
mainly corporations. Pretty good grab
bing for one year,
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

:, On THIRrY DAYS TRIAL-Wc will send
DR.; Dyes Celebratod Electro-V Volta;c BcI,s
and other Electric Appliances on trial for
VII" are afflicted with Nervous Debility, Los,
taiity c;c., guaranteeing speedy relief and
complete restoration uf vigor and hood.
NJ" for Rheumatism Neuralgia, Paralysis.
Liver and Kidney difficulties, Ruptures. ani
many other diseases. Illustrated pamphlet
sen! free. Address Eoltaic Belt Co., Marchal,
Mich. nov "5.Iv
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

M Elr:!U$lAsTI0 ENDORSEMENT. -
Gos''ar1, \, II July II. l3r0.-Ucn.e-
v noeFrF y2u ara, dent know; G.t I
,ii!nN he iord an;i I2ol @ra; c:u; =. l-nu -
';no|' ja"t III i!,is Worid u .,dulgeratr.l
mcd!"inca th%rc j: c!" co,aluurI t,.s,
i':ovcs and Gees al! !: T1g.,.i-e, i: ,...
an! more. IOi:i !. >...S ago hsta ,,t,!H
s'.o'k of ra'<y, : i';ci, ul'.rytd ne il. ,l,b
al c%:cut Ia, the l9aut rx"::4mcl,i .u.i:id
m2k" nc Sha'e Tx" he aga. Lisi Ma
W@> t'i@2cc'i 10 ~ Hep Eit;c!s. used
onc &@i,ie, I"; ,;il nn, sc INV ,;,.,rc.. .
an"ih"; q! ~ change my utryt,a t!l.f 5e,,
"r" h1W 3: s:r.tdy - ji!ey v<.r ucr.. !
"7'd /" ,@i,s h:'h hands 70 v.lGia. la,t oo,,.
III! ecod gich; iand H,it,.< ti...s. y " 4
E"u coE'tnn.' T. ll:!.:t..;, ~; ~ i:a,y.
and &ood aa <:y}c as you "a, yau Wi
a1cumulatc IN hpac.t fortune anI conf =
The g"eat:~t !iess':,:5 cn your .tiiay.o:ro
that MS eT3r conferred On llaukiirl.
T!i B.ECii.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
DOING EXAMPLES"

Multiplication is veXation,
Div isOn is rs lad;
The riile of three perplexs me-
And fractions drive me mad"
Was Mother Goose girl like me?
Aud did sle 90 To school,
And alH ayS get examples roCg,
Aud never know tie rule?
I'd rSthGr scriblle on my slate,
Or else play tIt.tut-tue,
Than cipher, cipher. nj Gay long,
Ahd iaii besides. Know.
Who ever made examples mp?
Trey don't do any good!
I've listened when they were explained,
But Fever uLdelsto
I'll draw cRt-a housc--a horse
may as well have !um.
For il ! sit from now ill Light,
III never get tIcm dUMe.
But what would mamma say to that
And what would teacher say?
dn" can you waste yGur precious time?
SchoUis not tie place tUr play"
Suppose | try, real hard. this once
Why. lhiS LHe'e right SOS tiiiS!
Three iGore-aiId tLeii perfect mark,
Aid maniEld's O~A sweet kiss!
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

WHAT MAKI+ II roP?-Chc!nist who
have examined Indian corn. nul tbai ),
contains !! the way from 20 / ! PARIS iE :,
hai4dfcd lhy weight or lat, b proper
m"ans this iut ran be separated 'florI tn,.
Grain, and it Is then a thitk pale o;l,
When oils are heated sufficiently IN closed
vessels, 50 that the sir car MT get 10 ,heir,
they are turned into &a7 which occaYics
meny times the kulk tha; the oil dill.
hen popcorn IL gradually bcs,ed and
made 50 hot that the oil inside OF the
kernels turns TO gas, this ga3 con not c.
cape through the hall OF The kernels. hut
when the interior pressure cets .trnno
enough, it bursts the grain. ard the cxni,.-
sion is 50 violent that il s!!a;tcl 4 IN ii.
mort curious manner, The starch in tae
grain hecoues cooked and takes ~ q
great deal more space than It did before.
---Amrljc,tt A1r;cu{lariS;.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

Al! Heavy Frei=hi Intended +" be horici % B?Ht
by 0lT Teams sh"l.id lie TCiuiie, ~ vHi tiICc iAs
nlsht l.rcN iu'IS tu departure "t .N'ut.
ANY SNSu Packages shuu!t be reported al tue
Ot.iCe al least TWO hours CyiurG ljt'Gi st"t
J. +. TiGERT Il co.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

Queen Carolina Of saxony put up 81
many jars Of preserves during the frui
season that she is very i'll from overexer
tion. Think of that, ye butterflies o
fashion.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

Mr.. s. II. Joseph, Agent Emerson's Min
streis remarks: | can with truth. speak
from experiences aud in saying st. Jacobs
Oil sets in amaryelolts napper but partly
express my good opinion Of it,EFort
wayne Daily Sentinel,
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

Nobody enjoys the incest surroundings if in
bad health. There are miserable people about
to-day to whom a bottle of Parkar's Ginger
the medicine they have ever tried.-Ncass.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

Ny tornented back" Is the cxclore.
ton oi more than one poor Woodworking
man and woman. DO you know why t
aches? i is because your Kidneys ave
"Vel-taakcd ana need Strengthening. and
{ouf sy ysicW needs 10 ho clcanscd CI bad
humocS. kidnry-Wort is the medicine
You need. 1t acts like charm, " SAYS 3
WeIl-knoWn physician, Il never knew i.
to fall" Liquid OF dry sold by all drug
gists,- --H9stoa loS!,
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

Alderman Tucker, Boston, says You may
state that have paid for medicine and treat
ment in 20 years ~ 900, without receiving per-
manent benefit Entirely cured of his disease
salt rheum) by CuheGrR Remedies.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

How do you manage said a lady to her
friend, ito appear SO happy all the timer
" "lalways have Parker s Ginger Tonic handy"
hnaily ip good health and spirits See adv.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

III. E. Carpenter, Esq. Henderson. N, Y,
cured of Psoriasis or Leprpsy, Of twenty year,
Standing, BY the Cuticara Resolvent internally
and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap externally.
Tha mosE wonderful case on record.
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28
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Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.-AdIitioial 10 those
above. leave smyrna fO- clayton l0l 4. 30 and
7i5 P. u Leave Cla:t0n for smyrna 20 IG3j II 10
=. A.aTd 40 aud S0l P TO make connection with
trains North Sad south from Clayton.
PRANK THOA :ON. General Manager.
II. F. KENNtY. General -upt. J. y, STILLS Supt
Smyrna times., 1881-12-28

GH. {. i!lCfE:. !.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-02-12
A Picturesque Story About Mr.. Golf.

From The Boston Trveler.
He does not look over thirty yeirs
of age, is hardly of Medium stature,
but is rather broadly built. His
beardless face, not even relieved by
mustachios. has a good hnmored,
kindly, and yet withal keen expires
sion. His dark hair is all that saves
him from looking positively boyish.
A West Virginian of note tells me
that General Golf well deserves his
new distinction. and says that he has
had quite romantic career. He is a
Virginian bern and bred, and his
family is of the oldest stock in that
State. He was emily eighteen when
hejoined the Federal Army, and rap.
idly rose by his bravery and dash to
be Major of the 4lh West Virginia
Cavalry. On the Goth of January,
1864, he was captured in battle near
Mooi field. West Virginia. was taken
to Libby Prison, and suffered all the
miseries of that place for four months,
at the end of which time he was no.
tilted by the Rebel authorities that
from that time he, would be kept in
separate and close confinement as a
hostage for certain Major Thomas
D. Armsey, ofthe Confederate Army,
who had been taken inside the Union
lines and sentenced to be shot as a
spy. Upon the execution of Armsey
he was to be instantly shot.
His sutferings were extreme, at
times. during his confinement, and
he was reduced to live on rats SKIM
ed and cooked by the negroes and
struggled in to him. He not only
bore these things for eighty-seven
days, but had the heroism to write a
letter, now OH file in the War Depart
nlent, ia which he said that his life
ought not TO stand in the way in
determining Armsey's fate. "rhe
life of single soldier" he wrote,
sought not to stand in the way of
adherence to a great principle"
Those were great words to dropfrom
the pen of mere 10y, as he then
was, under such circumstances. Gen
eral Golf was finally exchanged, after
a transierto the penitentiary at Sauls-
bury, N. c., in August, 1864. Singu-
larly enough. Armsey and Golf,
having returned to their respective
services, met again soon after. ARM
sey was captured and taken to Clarks-
burg, and the loyal citizens. knowing
of the suferings he had caused Golf
to undergo, were about to lynch him,
when Golf appeared on The scene and
saved him. Later still, when the war
was all over, and Golf ran as Re
publican candidate for the Governor
ship of West Virginia. Armsey, in
gratitude for this treatment, sup
ported him in letter in which he
fully acknowledged his chivalrous
conduct in the field. As he was born
on the 9th of January, l843, he was
only thirty-seven years of age at the
time of his recent confirmation as
Secretary of the Navy.
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