Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-10-22

The North American, Of the 23d OF Sep
tember, says: The sun crossed the equa-
tor on its southwark journey at lO;'o A
n, Yesterday, and equinoctial storms VIII
now he in order. Old weather prophets
,,v that whichever direction the wind hap
mems 10 be in at that particular time Will be
the prevailing direction for SIX months 10
come. Had il happened TO blow from the
east. as il did last year, stormy winter
might be looked for. If, on the other
hand. a west wind should have blown,
there would have been fewer storms but
pl-nty of cold weather predicted. AT that
particular hour yesterday, however, he
wind was varisble, backing from south
west TO ,outh and then to southeast, pre-
dieting, according TO the observations OF
several old gentlemen in this city who have
made careful observations for number OF
wears, that the coming winter will be milo
one.
are asleep are the widest awake when they
are awake. Great workers must be great
rosters. Every man who has clerks in his
employ ought 10 know what their sleeping
habit. are. The young man who is up TIL
three and four O'Clock iu the morning and
must put in his appearance at ths bank or
store at nIus or ten O'Clock and work all day
cannot repeat this process many days WITH
oat certain shakiness coming into his sys'
TEN, which he will endesvor TO steady by
some delusiYe stimulus. II is in this Nay
that many young msn begins his course 10
ruin: He need not necessarily have been in
bad company. He has lost his sleep, and
losing sleep is losing strength and grace
HslPs Journal of Health.
The Hollidaysburg Register says, last
August year ago, little son OF Hr. Allen
7. Houck, of HolldaysbGrg, got = grain o.
corn up one of bis nOstrils, where it rem ain
ed until a day or two ago, when liberation
and Inflammation, which threatened the de
struction of the nose, having set in, the
presence Of the corn was revealed. 1t had
begun to germinate. With its removal the
health of the boy, which had besn mi.eraolr
for over year, began to improve.
A young law student in the southwest
went to an old Judge to be examined for
admission to the Bar. After q desultory
convsrs,tion the Judge said: "Wcll, youn Z
fellow, hang out your shingle, and g
ahead." 'sBut you have not examined
me.'' "Never miEd," was the brilliant re
ply. .'If you don't know no law you won
get no practice, so you won't do no harm
nohow."
"Groyer Cleveland e very industrious
man. When he Was sheriff he charged fo
Sos days between October /, 1871, and Sep
tember so, 1872. 1t isn't every man VIII,
can do nearly three days work every day
the year round and make the county pa,
for it,"
A gentleman VIII ose conquests in the fe
male world were numberless, at last mar
ried. "Now, my dear" said his bette
half, 81 hope, since you sre no longer
| bachelor, that you will amend your ways
MADAM said ho, "you may depend upor
it that this is my last folly"
A woman has been arrested in New Yor
for cruelty Whipping hsr oldest son. She
told the magistrate that she didn't know /
was a violation of the law for a woman tC
s.bang her herr Then ne doubled III,
amount of her bail.-N orristown Herald.
| Be gluton and have malaria and ever
other kind of disease that is ahoat.