Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-08-25

ague, have had their day. Ayers Ague
Cure is a sure antidote for the ague, is per-
fectly safe to take, and Is warranted to
cure.
Randall came to Harrisburg and threw the
weight of the man who wields the patronage
OF the Cleveland Administration in favor of
Black. Black, as Lii, utenaut Governor, hal
patronage and the wonder is that Wallace
made as good a fight as he did with all the
spoils crowd against him.
The Liverpool sun of August IS says
On Tuesday of last week while a thirteen
year old grandson of J. j. Bower, who
lives on DR.. d. B. Milliken's farm in Spring
township, was leading a bull to the water
the animal turned on the lad and gored him
to such an extent that he died in a few
hours.
A woman writer thinks that her sex will
soon be taking up more space in the world.
About twenty-five years ago women took
up SO much space that three of them filed
one side of street car. Since discarding
hoops they occupy less space, without be-
ing any less useful and ornamental.-Nor-
ristown Herald.
The Republican party is no dodger on the
temperance question. The only deliver
ance 1t has ever made on the question of
temperance is to favor an amendment to
the State constitution leaving the question
with the people to vote for or against the
amendment 1t is putting the question with
the people just where it belongs.
The Bloomfield Times says: Friday
night week some mutton loving scamp stole
a sheep belonging to Mr.. John Bruuer, of
Carroll township, out of the barn yard. and
took it in the cornfield near by, and killed
it. They were kind enough to leave him
the pelt. The manner in which the animal
was skinned shows that il was done by some
one who understood it. This is the second
time John has been served in this manner.
The Newport Ledger remarks 1t is ru-
mored hereabouts that some parties in this
county are deeply interested in the specu-
lative life insurance business still. Report
says that aged persons have been insured,
and after while their deaths have been re-
ported TO the company, and the amount of
insurance on their lives paid over TO the pol
icy holders, while the individuals are alive
and we'll.
"Sells Bros. circus which exhibited in this
town couple of months ago, was wrecked
in wind storm while exhibiting at Edna,
NO., on Thursday, August l2. Just as the
afternoon performance commenced, with an
immense crowd in attendance, a tremendous
wind storm tore the canvass from the poles,
and falling to the ground buried the people
under it, ipjuring many of them severely.
This appears to be an unlucky summer for
shows
, The Democratic party by its actions ex-
presses the belief that the temperance peo-
pie are not worth noticing. Ia marked dis
tincilon is the action of the late Republican
Convention that proposed to submit the ques-
of amendment to the constitution, for or
against liqu or. to a vote of the people. The
American ofdces are filled by vote of the
people and all great questions that effect ev-
eryone, like the liquor traffic, should be left
TO vote OF the people.
One hears a great Zeal of dissatisfaction
expressed among the erring brethren about
, their party management. The Independent
Democrats claim that they have been badly
treated by the regalars, and George s
Conn, Ezra d. Parker and D. B. McWil-
lIams, members of the former Independent
Democratic County Committee, have issued
a call for a meeting to be held in the Court
House, Saturday, August 2S, at l O'Clock,
to take action in regard to the dissatisfac-
ton that now exists.
Wallace, the Democratic statesman, was
laid on the alter and sacrificed to the office
peddling statesmen, Back and Randall. II
it had not been for the offices that Black and
Randall have to peddle to the best bidder,
: Wallace would not have been sacrificed.
However, all this trouble among the erin g
brethren is not the business of Republicans,
: further than that they may speak OF it and
f comment upon it as among the public events
of the day. As public event the action OF
the Democratic State Convention is now be-
fore the people of the State.
, The Fulton Republican of last week says
: The barn of Jere Brindle, in st. Thomas,
Franklin county, was burned to the ground
last Wednesday night. tramp who pass
), cd the stable about O'Clock struck match
d Oh the barn door to light his pipe and threw
i the burning stick on the ground. 1t !:
!, thought this set fire 20 the barn. A quan-
tity of hay and a buggy and sleigh were
consumed by the flames. The fire was dis
covered soon after the departure of the
tramp. A search was instituted for the
fellow.
.Ma can't see you," said a Cass avenue
girl of ten as a peddler sscended the from
steps.
els she at home ~
ayes, sir, but she's very busy"
II "No, Sis. She's upstairs trying on hel
bathing suit before the big mirror. WheI
is she gets it on she's going to pose. If sh'
t. looks statuesque we're going to the seashore
o If she Just seems to be common we're go
It ing out in the country 10 uncle Williams
Please go away and don't disturb the po
4 ses.-Detroit Free Press.
e The Chambersburg Repository of last
IN week says: A breach of promise suit ha'
10 been brought in this county against Rev
W. NJ. Dovour a Presbyterian divine who
formerly had a charge in Path Valley bu
a' who now resides in Ohio, by MISS Emm
l. Everett of Path Valley. The reverend gen
III tleman after leaving this county transferred
l. his affections to a buckeye girl and married
re her. leaving our Franklin county glri u