Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-30
SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN,
MIFFLINTOWN.
Wedn esday, August SO, 1852.
B. f. SCH w Z l E R,
IxsEFENDEsr colored Republicans
of Phlladelphis are orpanizinp
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

UNITED STATES Office holders Will
parade in Philadelphia, October 26,
1882.
MULss are being bought in this
country for the use of the English
army in Egypt,
OLD GENERAL CAMERON, and his son
Don, are nearly scared to death on
account of the tariff.
BEAVER delivered a speech in Som
erset on Tuesday, there is no report
of the speech at hand. Z
HIGH tariff has eager friends in
Colorado and when high tariff Judge
Kelly Of Philadelphia appeared in
one of the towns of Colorado, and
there made a tariff speech, the crowd
was so pleased that about 300 of
them had the Judge put in carriage
and then in procession headed by a
brass band marched the streets of
the town pulling the carriage by
lard.
The English send dispatches, stat
ing that on Thursday the 24th inst,
2 battle WAS fought in Egypt between
10000 Egyptians, and 2000 English,
and the English held their ground.
The Sharpless family held re-un-
ion near Chester, last Thursday.
They number about 1000, their first
American ancestor came to America,
August q, 1852.
i coLoEED boy has been appointed
as a cadet to West Point. He is the
second one OF his race that has been
appointed to that place. The first
one had his ears slit, and lost his
place. Let him take care Of his ears.
Two West Chester lawyers, had a
dispute about politics on Saturday,
and ignored their profession, and had
resort to arms, that is their fists
with which they pounded each other
ggite lively, mutual friends separated
teen.
4 DESPATCH from across the sea,
last Thursday stated that at place
called Gross, Hungary, one hundred
women are on trial for having poi
soned their husbands, of the number
35 had already been proven guilty.
Particulars will come by and by.
GENERAL CAMERON, was in Philadel-
phia last week, and charged it upon
the Independents that they derived
their support from the free traders,
but the old gentleman was not out
Of the city, till the Independents had
the facts printed in the newspapers
that the prominent men in the Inde-
pendent cause have all their life been
in favor of a protective tariff. Daddy
Cameron should not forget his saga
city and tell what can be demonstrat-
ed differently.
4 coLoEED msn was hanged in Del
aware last Friday, for outraging the
person of II year-old girl in New
Castle county, last February The
preacher that went to the scaffold
with the wretch said that he believed
he had repented of his crime. The
doctor in attendance upon the e1ecu-
ton, wanted the condemned man to
take some whisky to steady his nerves
for the ordeal bat the beast refused
the liquor. and proclaimed himself a
tee totsler by saying, that he had
promised his father never to drink,
and that he would not break his
promise
CANDIDATES Beaver, and Stewart,
were both present at the Grangers
pic nic in Cumberland Valley last
week; both made speeches, but not
on politics. They talked about ag-
ricultrlre they both had some ex-
perience when young, on farm, hoe
ing corn and so forth, but Pattison
the Democratic candidate was not
present. He is the son Of town
preacher. and as such, the hoe never
hardened his hand, developed his
muscle, and the hay seed never deco
rated his hat, his experience ut farm
ing amounts to nothing. He would
have been like a fish out of water,
among the farmers. Hensel Chair
man of the Democratic State Com
mittee WAS there, and put in an eI-
cuse for him, by telling from the
platform that he was too busy at his
desk, 20 attend the picnic. The
Democracy are trying to have it ap-
pear that Psttison is hard working
.lIn at his desk. He was too busy
at his desk 10 attend the Convention
that nominated him. Ii he becomes
GovernC-, that desk OF his will be
cut up as relics OF victory. Great
Desk.
PAPERS IN the eastern part of the
State publish the following deliver
ance, with regard to the cattle de-
cease in Berks county. DR.. Bridge,
veterinary surgeon to the State
Board of Health, has Just been max
ing q tour of inspection through the
infected cattle district Of Berks Co,
and after thorough examination of
a rEmber of sick cases, decided that
tie disease was anthrax fever, caus-
ed by septic germs in low or swampy
land IN which cattle pastured, and
that it was no uncommon thing in
localities of that kind during July
and August, after which it generally
disappears In explanation of the
cause Of the disease, DR.. Bridge
says The septic germs, caused by
alternate showers and hot sunshine
in swamps and lowlands, are taken
up by the cattle with the grass which
they consume. These germs enter
the blood, making it so thin by con
Stunning the oxygen and throwing of
carbon that the blood will not circu
late, 1t then settles in the soft tissues
of the body. The most convenient
place in the bovine genus ia the