Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-08

There are twenty Nays of cooking a DO
'a'o' and three hundred and sixty five wayl
Oh COOKING eggs. Here culture ends, for
there Is one way OF swallowing either OF
them. Lowell Citizen.
Colonel Robeson's colt scared al a coal
oil barrel near the canal bridge the other
day and by its sudden leap broke the single
Tree and dragged the Colonel out over the
dashboard into the mud. Dr. Sulouff hap
pened to be passing that way at the time
and caught the colt and helped the Colonel
out OF the ailema.
hairs Hair Remover renews, cleanses,
Orightens, and invigorates the hair, and re.
stores faded or gray har to its youthful col
or and iustre. People with gray hair prefer
10 use the Remover rather than proclaim to
The world, through their bleached locks,
that they are becoming aged AID passing,
on to decay.
Ihe Liverpool Sun remark s: A certain
young man not many miles from town went
to See his gIrl one evening, and while he
was waiting Tor the folks to go to bed, the
girl took child to bed, and while staying
with the child till it was asleep, she fell
asleep herself. The young man waited
aud waited-and waited-but she awoke
not.
On Tuesday morning OF last week Rev
Jacob Arndt, Of Liverpool, was attacked BY
paralytic stroke Just after be had made
the fire in the cook stove, and in about two
hours he was corpse. His health prior
to his attack was apparently good for per-
son OF his age. He was formerly an Evan
gelical minister, ard for a number of years
prior to his death he wa, a pho togrspher
Liverpool Sun.
By lack Of open air exercise, and the want
of sufficient care in the matter of diet, the
whole physical mechanism often becomes
impaired during the winter. Ayers Sarsa-
pariila is the proper remedy to take in the
spring OF the year to purify the blood, in
vigOTate the system, excite the liver to ac-
tion, and restore the healthy tone and yigor
Two fist fighters, John L. Sullivan and
Dominic McCafrey had advertised exten-
sively that they would engage in a pugilis-
tic contest in Industrial Art Hall,
Philadelphia, on the second OF April. About
the time the fight Was TO take place they
were arrigned before, Judge Fell, of Phila-
! delphia, on the charge Of citizen and tax
payer, 1or cOnspiring to engage in pugilis-
tic contest iOr making money on wagers or
/ bets contrary TO law. The Judge bound
them, each, III the sum Of So 900 TO answer
at court Tor conspiracy 10 engage IN a prize
| fight contrary 10 law, also each man was held
in the sum Of $1,000 TO Keep the peace for
a period Of thirty days. The friends OF
the pugilists gave bail IN the sum requir-
/ ed.
The LeSisburg Chronicle after looking
out the political situation, remarks Ger
tain mugwumps and a good many Irish
Democrats are growling about the apoInt-
ment of Mr.. Phelps as Minister 10 England
because OF his strong English sympathies.
A stiil worse thing about him is the reSela-
lauon made in the New YORK Times that
Mr.. Phelps was bitter revIler Of Abraham
| Lincoln. The President seems to fml tC
81 tisfy his opponents among both Demo
Gratis and lnde pendents. Presideni Cieye-
land is making his appoint a little OF
the see saw plan He has placed Radica
Democrat Phelps on one end iOf the rail
ana Republican Pearson ON the other
These parties therefore have fine oppor
tunity to mutually growl, while Repub;i-
cans stand back and laugh At the iudicrou
| narfnr NANCE.