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MEDICINES,
HOPE :

A young man named John Nayes, liv,no
near here, had an eating cancer on bis fanS
which had eaten away his nose, part OF MD
cheek, and extended up nearly to his eve NJ
was one OF the most angry eating sores that /
volved TO such an extent that he could onlv
swallow liquid food. After using all fSa
remedies without cb cking the rayages ~
the ealing CANCER, IN general health was
thought 1t TO only be a question of time abont
his death from the cancer. I put him on n
Swifts Specific as q last resort, aud he beear
to improve with the nrst dose. His gener NJ
health improved at once, aud rapidly: ~
throat got wei; the rayages OF tho cancss
were soon stopped; It began to heal aronnd
the edges, and after few months trsaiment
with $. $. S. he has gotten entirely we'll, His
face Is all healed over with new fiesh. ara
his general health is excellent. His reeovss,
Is wonderful, NJ. f. CRUHLEY, M, d. -
Oe,ethOrna IL.
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NOTICE: In an other column viii be
found an article in which all (wheth0r
they will or MOI are int ested. Neglec
ting TO read IL may prove a very seri-
GUS as well IS an expensive affair. We
refer to the advertisemen emit Of Prickly
Ash Bitters. A knowledge of its merits
and tho benefit you or your family may
derive from using 1t Will save not only
health but many dollars otherwise OK
pended In "dOctors, - Bills"
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GARRETT STATION, TEXAS. The Ken
nedy house Is now open lOr the accom-
mediation Of the travelling public and Is
presided over by Mrs. Kennedy. The
house has been entirely reAHed with
now furniture and tho rooms we'll car
delicacy the country affords Ono trial
will fully convince you that no house In
the state sets better table. Be happy
TO have my old patrons.
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NOrlCE-UNDER AND BY AUTHOR.
~ ity of q resolution adopted by the CITY
Council Apfil ~, lSSi, bids will be- received
at the Office Of City Secretary until o'clock
p. M, May 5, 1855, for the public printing for
the ensuing year, fs provided In the City
Charter The Council reserves the right TO
reject amy or all BIDS, W. h. PARRY,
City Sccreta y,
NJ or, E-BlDS WILL BE RECEIVED
~ nj the Office OF City Secretary until o
O'cloch p. M, Nay D, lSsl, for publishing the
proceedings OF the city Council In one or
more OF the city d ~ pnpors. BidstO be per
thousand ems. The Council ro,crycs The
right to reject any OF an bids.
w, 10. PARRY, city Secretary.
n OTlCE-UNOEU AND ~ AUTHORITY
~ Of q resolution adopted by the City
Council April ~, 1856, bids win be received at
the office Of the cry Secretary until 0 o'clock
y. M, May 3, 1855, Tor pub lshlng sou copies OF
the amended Charter, now rules and an or
dinances passed since June -, 1854, Ina PAM
inlet form, same size aud type ms at present.
BIDS per page, w II. PARRY. City Secretary
NJ OTlCE-TENAS TRUNK RAILROAD
IN Comp0ny-AnnuRl Meeting OF Board OF
Directors IN 4 Stockholders! Notice Is here-
by given that the annual meeting of the
Board OF Directors and OF the Stockholders
OF the Texas Trunk Railroad Company will
be hold nc the public Office OF said Railroad
Company, In the city OF Dallas. Texas,
on the second Tuesday I'm May, 1885, at n
O'Clock moon ot said day.
Secretary Of ToXas Trunk Railroad Company
DALLAs, TENAs, April %, 1885.
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nrn1,1nn,s Arnion sn1un.

The best salve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, sal rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hat ds, chilblains,
corns and all skin erupt MS, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. II
is guaranteed TO give = rteot satisl0c-
ton, or money refunded. Price 20 cents
per box. For salo by WI. Eroweh q
RrO -
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,e Peop,es, worid-wIdo verdict

The Peoples Worldwide Verdict.
Burnett's C0coaine has been sold in
every civilized country, and tho public
has rendered the verdict that II Is the
Oh .apest and best hair dressing In the
world.
BurnetPs Flavoring Extracts arc in
yariably acknowledged the purest and
the host
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Cancer Tor MANY Years.

TIPToNvIlLE, TENN, Oct. Il, 1884. Gentle.
mem am .5FTyasFz.. -4ssl1v-syg,,..S pectna
proud Join HH a. X ssSI q, MAS cured
iorm y OF 'i.t IN We We Il sirny cancer,
a worry bad one. ! am N fine health-.no4
better 70. twenty years, I have gained tyyaSs
ty-iiye pounds since L commenced taklns
SWIFT's SPECIFIC X. s. BRADFORD,
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Hosrord,s Acid rhosnhate.

MARKED BENEFIT IN INDIGESTION.
DR.. A. Il. Hall, Fair Haven, New
marked benefit in indigestion and uri-
nary troubles"
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The action of Carter's Little Liver
Pills is pleasant, mild and natural.
They gently stimulate the liver and
regulate tho bowels, but do not purge.
They are sure TO please.
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HotIoe 10 Comu,ereinl Trnvclers

NotiCet TO OUinuterctal Travellers.
Those visiting Pilot Point should stop
Mt tho Harris House which has Just boon
completed, whore the best accommOds-
ton and table supplied with every deli
cacy the market affords.
". X. HARRIS, Proprietor.
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MARITIME q Clark, sample room corner
of Poydras and Main streets. keep the
very best Of liquors, including l9-year-
old whiskey. Hot lunch served 10 their
frianda oyprv daV
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AN OPEN LETTER
IN WHICH
ALL LADIES
ARR
DEEPLY INTERESTED


BELAIR, GA, November 6, 1884.
GENTLEMEN; have been using you
wonderful remedy, "Dr. Bradheld's Fe-
male Regulator" In my family for n Ion
time, and want 70 say to the suierin 9
ones of my sex that thero never wa
TO eQualit. Would 70 God tn
every afflicted woman In our land knew
of Its wonderful virtues and curative
powers as | do. have used great dea
Of II since the birth OF my last child
about year and half ago, and ! dc
say had II not been for this valuable
medicine would have been
Bed Ridden for Life
But thanks TO kind Providence, wa
directed to la use, and my lifo and
health have been spared me. II my
means would admit OF It, would never
DO without II In my house,
have recommended II TO number
hf my frlends, and without exception
they have all been wonderfully relieved
and cured. / give this indorssmon
without solicitation aud freely, for the
bsnent Of the suffering ones Of my sox.
Very respectfully,
Mrs. ANNA RANT.
esnd for our Treatise on Female Disease
matted free. Address
The BRAprrELD REGULATION Co,
Bon q, Atlanta, oa.
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Nos. 300 and 800 run between Fort Worth
and New Orleans daily. Nos. 1854
and 1853 connect At Fort Worth with trains 10
and from Colorado. Nos. 30i, Sol and 1913
tsk meals nj the Union depot.
Double daily trains TO New Orleans.
The Texas 4 Pacific IL 10 miles the short.
est route 10 New Orleans
solid trains I'll PasO To 80. Louis. Also Dal.
las TO San Antonio, etc, Fast time, nrst-olaaa
equipment, sure connection.
Zee tnnt yOur ticket reads via. the Texas q
Pacific railway.
Passengers booked TO and from all points In
Europe Via the CRED STAR" steamship
Line, plying between New York, Phlladef.
phia, and Antwerp, Belgium, and the
AMERICAN" Steamship Line, between
Philadelphia and Liverpool, England.
For maps, time larles, tickets, rates and al
required Information, call on or address
70. p. TURNER,
Ticket Agent, 60l Main Street, Dallas, Tox.
81. Z. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent Houston, Tax8a.
B. W, MCCULLOUGH,
Cen, Pass. and Ticket Agent, Galveston, lex.
W. II. NEWMAN,
Traric Manager, Galveston Te1GS,
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Strictly pure Johnson grass seed, Ger.
man millet seed, Hohcy's celebrated
gold-leat cotton seed, i've locks, short
iointed, one month earlier than any
othor kind. For sale by
JOHN u. MEYER,
h25 Elu1 4 r,,nt npilao
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- ia seif.eyidett that phYslctac s9yid1
particular attentioL 10 . class OF sases asli.t
Elehi AKIN, AUG physicians ~ regular 1racl8
~ over the country knowing this neque.tT
FtuNi1intnd cases 70 ihe oldest oflcu 70 Amsril
"a, where eyerf know appliance l. resOr =,
- And the proved good rem odio- ~ Al
t.-1 and countries ara aHta, A whole lonst v
atn1 Tor oihee purp0sus, and OIL are treated wiz
shLl ~ respectful manner, and, EnOvlrl
Wat iOd0, no experiments are made. On ~
LNdnt o. the srng number applying, ~
Sd Arges are Rent low often lower than II az
etaled ~ others II You secure the skin "A
0sCAspepdy aud pe-'eci NE cure, that Il "a
lmyOriant matter. "sauliet p pages ssa'
n INV nMII..a me
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hIis0ouri Paolnc.
Texas Trunk

GOING SOUTH,
No, 2-Mail eu6 press, leaves. 500 z. NJ
tOIEG NORTH,
No. l--Nsil and Express arrives. IL 100 A. I'd,
Trains and run daily Sundays excepted.
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0uIf, Colorado " santa Fe,

No. ll--Maii and Express arrives. Isl0 A. NJ.
No. 1S-MiXed arrives. ............. $40 A. nj.
No. l2--Mall and FIX. tsouth) de-
parts ............. ....... $3.50 A. M.
No. 14--MiXed $50 Departs ... $3.50 p. NJ,
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RAILRQADS.
NEW RAILWAY TIME GARD.
Houston D Texas Central.
GOING SOUTH
.sfNn...n fNplrvncIHf an

nc. 2-N0W Orleans and Galveston
EXpress daily .....,..,,.......... $3.50 A.. a.
cert Sunday ..............-.......i: 85 p. NJ,
No. New Orleans Express daily $500 z. II
GOING NORTH,
No. S-St. Louis Express daily. -. 500 a. n.
No. ll--Mlxed 10 DenlsOn except
Sunday. ,l2!i5 ?. IL.
No. list, Louis Express daily. sos 2, n.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
Witoh-Hazel, American Pine, Canada Fir,
Marlgold and Glover Blossoms.

A single dose of Sanfords Radical Cure
Instantly relieves the most violent Sneezlng
or Head Colds, clears the Head rs by magic,
stops watery discharges from the Nose aud
Eyes prevents Ringing Noises In the Head,
cures Nervous Headache and subduoS Chills
and Fcvers, In Chronic Catarrh II clcanses
the nasal passages OF foul mucus, restores the
senses of smell, taste and hearing when ef-
fcctcd frees the head, throat and bronchial
tubes OF offensive matter, swoctens and pu-
the progress of Catarrh towards Consumption
one bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal
Solvent and Sanford's Inhaler, all In ono
package, of all druggists for 81. Ask for
SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., BOSTON,
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Hall bi
dozen, $50
loors, 80,
MOI tubs.
nest OF Sw
$50; No.
No.3, 1900,
I'D; kannI
tCund kcl
wood hool
Iuckets, 81
Well buck
ccdar, as
hoop mi
~, W. b, q.
~. W.. b.,
Qak, | 2 IN
10, 275; {
I'D; double
4.p;Ax ha
Ionnd, l.7b,
O|Dthes min.
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ne quo,atI

ZIG QuotatI
BKxvrs-~
CowsS
pm, 40 per
WkKp-P
oAre-Ns
HoeN-SkQ
julie AN
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M ED-lMMGDlATELN, ONE OR
w more sal, smcn to manage the sale Of a
line OF hardware speClalties in lcJunties and
See goods ~ Room IS, over Orr's carriage
factory. Apply soon, and have n little
money. npl5-lw
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-19
Trees Of North America.

OF the Alb arDorescent species detect
ed in the forests of North America,
only ten cross the continent. Three of
these, the mesquit, an elder (Sambucus
Mexicana), and the Spanish bayOnet
yucca baccata) belong to the Mexican
flora, and so, indeed, does fourth, the
sand-bar willow, which, however ex-
tends further northward into the At
lantic region and Pacific region of the
United States. Three others, the bal
sam poplar, the canoe birch, and the
white spruce belong to the northern
forest, and are found along our north
ern boundary, and from Labrador to
Alaska. The remaining three are: (1)
The quakIng asp, our most widely-dis-
tributed tree, which stretches across
the continent to the north and as far
south as Kentucky. (2) The red cedar,
our most widely-distrIbuted confer,
which ranges from New Brunswick and
Minnesota, on the north, to Florida
and Texas, and westward to the Tooth
parallel, while on the Pacific it extends
frem Colorado to Vancouver; and 81
the mountain ash, from Labrador and
Northern New England to Lake Super
ior, and on the high ranges from Alaska
TO New Mexico.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-19
How Success is Won.

Our sons and daughters are going
out from our homes to take up theil
part in the worlds work, to take theil
| share in its cOnQuests and defeats
I Whether life is to be success or a fail
ure with them depends largely upon
the ideas with which they start out
ideas which they imbibe from the at
mOSphere of the home circle. Teach
them first of all not to expect too much
not to expect to accomplish in day
what other men and women have taken
a life time to do. Hope and self-confi.
dence are both good and necessary, but
they must be tempered by reason.
Teach them, next, not to despise the
day of little things. If your youthful
John cannot at once become a bank
president, teach him to content himself
with any honest occupation, until he
can do better, and to be thankful he
can earn living at it, however hum
bic. Teach your children there is no
royal road to solid success any more
than there is to learning the only way
is to begin at the foot of the ladder and
work slowly upward with toilsOme steps.
If your boy Charlie is skeptical about
this, and points to Mr.. Thomas Millions
who made fortune in day by lucky
deal in pork, show him how surely this
spirit OF gaining speculation will sooner
or later hurl down the pigmy whom to-
day it might have elevated to the throne
of apparent prosperity. What is light
ly won is more lightly lost; and 1t Is
well. We have right, In the long
run, only to that which we have the
desire and ability to use judiciously and
well. Success is not measured by dol
lars and cents alone, but by the length
and breadth of character as well One
young lady boarded herself, made over
her old clothes, and worked her way
through college. n friend said TO her.
81 should like an education, too, if L
could have plenty of money to dress
well and pay my board in nice place :"
she never got it. The boy who says,
tom Smith gets ten dollars a week in
Mr.. Gumption's store. L won't work
unless | can get as much as he" is
fOreOrdaiRed TO make failure of life.
One who would succeed must do his
very best work for what he can get,
until he can do better. He need not
fear. Work well done will recommend
him. Gents cannot long be hid under
a bushel in this day. The truth is,
success largely consists in the beginning
of ones career, i'll doing i've dollar
work for one dollar pay. People are
alive to real merit such a faithful
worker is sure to be soon called I'D
higher.
The car of prosperity is much like
crowded car. You try to get on, and
the crowd says there is no more room.
Don't believe it if you can get place
for one foot and hand to cling with.
After little you'll get both feet on the
step, and get hold with both hands.
After time you're on the platform,
though outside still. AS the car moves
farther out of the business center, peo-
pie begin to get off, and finally you have
standing room inside. You are all
right now. AT the next stop some one
gets out and you have comfortable
seat at last That is success, and the
way it Is won.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-19
Criminal Negligence.

Nothing, to the minds of careful peo.
pie, is SO astonishing as the reckless
way in which some people care for the
necessary poisons which are kept in
every house. Instead of these being in
a separate closet, or even on a separate
shelf, from the simple remedies in the
family pharmacy. they stand side by
side, in bottles of similar shape, with
the most harmless drugs. The result
of this method is that at short intervals
Il e daily papers record verdicts of sac
cidental poisoning" Not long since,
a woman of intelligence and position
took, In mistake for a mineral water
which she was in the habit of taking
each morning, most deadly poison,
and died in agony in few hours. The
poison had been put in bottle which
had formerly contained the mineral
water. A nurse gave three months
old baby corrosive sublimate for pot
ash, and the baby died after hours of
intense suffering. A mother gave a
daughter carbolic acid for a medicine
left by physician, and only by almost
superhuman efforts was her life saved.
In all the cases the suffering and deaths
were caused by the criminal careless
ness of the mother in allowing poisons
in places to which all of the family had
access
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-19
Early Rising.

A person should never be walked ex.
cept in cases of urgent necessity
When man falls asleep he is in shape
for repairs. Ali the intricate machin-
cry of his body is being overhauled and
put in order for the next days work,
Nature knows what the tired body
needs. She lays it on bed, surrounds
it with refreshing air of night, covers
it with darkness, and lets the man rest.
Tired natures sweet restorer, balmy
Sleep visits him, and as the hours pass
by mis- energies are renewed, his strength
comes back, and when the daylight
steals through the window, he opens
his eyes and feels like new man. If
he is early to bed, he awakeS cores
pondlngly early. Now, who will go 10
that mans side an hour before he opens
his eyes, and say to nature: Stand
aside and let him get up; he has had
enough restl'l' Nature will say: You
can take him, if you will, but l VIII
charge him with an hours loss of sleep.
and I'll collect it out of his bones and
and hair, and eyesight. You
can't cheat me. I'll find property to
levy on Nature is the best book
keeper in the world. You may over
draw, but you must pay back, even to
the pound Of flesh.'
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-19
rowARDs rHE SUNSET

.hs sat IN silence there,
~ asi he b5wery cottage-door,
Sald old oaken rocking-chair,
.1.1,-ipg !, = the balny summer ar
V2-.,c- -sst -fsoated past her evermoFe'
~ss plcrre fair 10 see
y ~ va sTogy cap and velvet band
s,.ss.-srs moving busily,
Ana Ll-.;-,t;nr-needies glancing free
H5l a.ros. rr, The stocking in her hand.
,bs summer-dsy went by
AI- -.ts,nsapd thoughts would slowly fleet
n her brow and in her eye,
AelUssh .'sh - zone its light and brilliancy,
D.. l,S,-rsI 4 ouiet brightness sweet
Al r4oollections numberless
AZ AD--ch.pce nan not wholly glad they be-
, LS.S1Ld !. S.s1rLed with that sweet peacefulness
~ y, ,[birb the Lord Of Heaven doth bless
n-.- - so1Is He loves most tenderiy,
- h. would wipe away the tear
II T-st very slowly filed her eye,
"a - yrsptsred gently, bright and clear.
y - "a her wriuklei cheek, and there
Ipss-ed in soft traDquidiy-
E.r Trusting evrrmore that He
U-bo ca'us His children when they weep,
eir an AZ last most faithfully
=. MEASURE Of His blessing free,
r. giving bis beloved sleep
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-19
Berries.

Mrs. Emma p. Ewing, In very good
article about berries, published in the
WoneR's Magazine, makes sensible
reply TO the frequently repeated asser-
walton that it quite ruins berries to
wash them. She says: "a great deal
of nonsense is talked and written about
destroying the fine flavor of articles of
food by washing them, when, as a mat
ter of fact, the flavor is seldom injured
in the slightest degree, but in nine cases
out of ten is materially improved by
the judicious use of clear water. Most
plain, practicable people, who have
gwen the subject any thought, prefer
dispensing with flavOrs which exist
only In the imagination of esthetic culi-
nary critics, for the sake of getting rid
of the sand, dust, bacteria, worms, bug
legs, ETC., that are inseparable from
fruit ON sale in the markets, without a
righteous baptism of pure water. And
the coat of the stomach of the average
citizen is in far more danger fIom this
organic and inorganic nastiness than
from the fermentation arising from
properly washed berries. And for
people who consclentiously believe that
Cleanliness is next to godliness,"
strawberries, raspberries and all small
fruits are improved by being properly
rinsed, drained and sprinkled lightly
with granulated sugar ten or fifteen
minutes before they are served. A
common, but very slovenly way of
washing berries, aud one we'll calculat-
ed to ruin them. is to throw the berries
into quantity of water before the
stems are removed, and let them lie
soaking while being picked out singly
and hulled or stemmed. The correct
method of washing all kinds of berries
is carefully to stem and pick them
over; few minutes before they are
needed place in a basin or bowl OF cold
water, tumble about gently and quickly |
with the hands, remove and place on a |
sieve or strainer till strained, sprinkle |
lightly with fine granulated sugar and
serve"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-19

Mime. Atzeroth. who produced near
Manatee, Fla. 1880, the Arst coffee
grown in the United States, is now
seventy eight years old. She has twen-
ty-fve coffee trees on her plantation,
and has successfully demonstrated the
fact that, under proper culture, coffee
may be made to flourish in the latitude
of Flofida.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-19
Royal SepuIchre.

Queen Victoria Is said to dislike the
royal sepulchre of her family at st.
Georges, because the bones Of George
w rest there. She holds his memory
in adherence and does not wish the re-
mains Of any of her immediate family
to be placed near his.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-19
AmbuIances for the Fallen.

An American physician, DIR. Nachtel,
has, during the last five years, made
considerable efforts to organize ambu-
lances in Paris to pick up persons who
from any cause fall down in the public
streets. 1t is computed that 5000 acci-
dents occur annually in the sire Is,
without any assistance to thesuferrees.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-19
Oldest Bank NoteT

The museum of st. Petersburg has
bank note probably the Oldest in exist
erce. 1t is Of the Imperial Bank of
China, was issued by the Chinese Gov
eminent and dates from the year 1899
b, G,