Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-04-14

| eAouhu a. uss pidce Ol business on
Bridge street, the chief thoroughfare in the
town.
The Knights of Labor have issued a fiery
address against Gould and his methods.
The country will say, plague upon you
both, for it is the troubles between railroad
stock managers and men who work on
railroads that has caused the troublesome
strikes in the west which required the mill.
tsry power to put down.
Joseph Pulitzer, editor Of the New York
World, has proved to be the exception to
the rule, that, office-hol6ers never resign,
for he has resigned his seat in Congress, be-
cause, he says, he has too much work on
hand. He IS the editor OF whom Wm Rod
gers, ex-pestmaster of this place, asked ..do
you catch on 70
The following is told Of we'll known Lon
don dino--out whose love of oysters is noto-
rious. At dinner party the other evening
oysters were duly served to him, bat when
he got to the fourth he sent his plate away.
The hostess, by whom he sat, observing
this, expressed her concern, addiag, d as
sure yoa they are natives" ssI dent dosbt
it, he replied, ''but that last one ate was
a settler.'
Miss Cynthia Mushroom-@Now, DE-, do
be careful at dinner and dou't mortify us
before Mr.. Stuyvesant Sturseyantn Mrs.
M.-fYes, fhineas, do mine your manners,
and remember your instructions about eti-
lquette-" Mr.. M.-"WelI char's all right !;
you kin 50 ahead and arrsnge things to suit
yourself, but I'm darned If I'll eat. PIE with
fork Ter anybody. y."-Ckicago Rallblsr.
a few evenings ago, while rounding a
curve on a railroad, neer Greenfield, Mass,
the track slid and preo;pitated passenger
train down two hundred feet err5ankment.
A rfver ran at the feet of the hig, but the
brosen cars did not roll into the water.
Several of the cars were set on FIRE and were
burned to ashes. Ten men were killed and
two are missing ard twenty-Eine persons
were injured 1t ess the soaking rain that
caused the bed of'the road 10 slide out
i1yard.
Be careful, don't get thew-ong medicine
Here is a case assyelated by the BloonfelG
Advocate OF last week: dose of the
wrong medicine administered to Edgar Ev-
erhart, of Millcrstown, caE,r near terminal
ing his life on Sunday of last week. ;Tte
boys mother gent him to get the medicine,
/ inn fst- mic lad hot
ing ammonia In hurry she poured cut
a teaspoonfGl erd Immediately after he had
ia zep it suffered terrible psins. Dr. Ieies
give the boy,aE emetic.
Father McSgu,ty, of Paterson, N. j., is
he right sort OF a man. He tracked a lot of
his parishioners up a'seAE alley into e tav-
ern GU Sunday night; walked in, painted
his broad bxek against the door, took cut his
pencil and paper and noted the estenished
parties as ,hsy Jumped through the win
dows, tasted the unfinished drinks at the
bar that he.snight swear to their quality and
walked OEI Sach-a mar is a whole Law and
Order Society in ,hias.lf.-Buile;iR, April
9TH.
s'Jimrsy, -Ehat's aclearing house," ask
ed one street ilborer OF another, ss he lean
ed weariiy on hts broonl to wait tor a re-
ply. "i'R sot exactly on TO it, was the
answer. E.It can't be a sugar refinery ~ 81
think not. ! think bad a case of it myself,
but may not be right put little mort
gage on my place and .when it came due
the fellow cleared me out of the house so
fast that We forgot orc Of the children and
mad to go back 10. him."-WsR Street
News
Mrs Annie Witteumeyer, the first Presi-
dent of the WomsDs' National Christian
Temperance Enion, and now Superintendent
OF Legislative waFt in the State, will speak
Thursday evening the 10Th inst. Admiss-
ion, free. Mrs. Wittenmeyer was with the
Army from the beginning TO the ending OF
the war, as nurse and matron, is gifted in
speech and the recital of events. Come
and hear her. a collection will be taken.
By order of the Committee.
The funeral of Mrs. Phiip Kaufman took
place on Monday, at 10 O'Clock, from the
home of her soa-iu-law, VIM. Haines, in
this place. Interment in Lost Greek Men
MONTE Church graveyard. She was aged
about 81 years, though her sickness had
been prOtrscted, and the suffering il entail
ed was of no mild type, and reanired con-
tinuei attention, her worth was so highly
appreciated by her kin folks, and people
who were closely acquainted with her that
ber departure from this word has left va
cant place in their minds and hearts that
will take years of time to fill.
The Chester county Village Record OF
the 9TH inst, says: The Court of Lebanon
County has decided that physician must
be registered in every county js which he
practices and fined B-rbs county doctor
eae hundred dollars for coming over INTO
Lebanon county to see i patient without
fret recording his diploma, which WAS re-
cosied at Reading. The law requiring
registration of diplomas was intended to
project the public against ignorant Quacks,
but under the ruling Of the Lsb1non County
Court it will be very onrIensomc on doctors
living aear the boundaries OF several cOun-
ties.
The Knights Of Labor get five dollars 8
piece, 4 ..eek, when they are on strike.
That woEid be a pension of twenty dollars
a month for striking vacation. The mon
ey that pensions the Knights while they
are on a strike is drawn out of their treas
ury, and they have right TO Use it TO suit
themselves, provided they do not violate
the rights OF other people, but when the
seasons OF striking vacations are taken as
the oportunity 70 compel everybody to sub
scribe 10 their tyranoas demands, 1t is time
chat the country looks into the workings
OK their secret organizations Free govern
Z rusnt and free. labor has no greater enemy