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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-09-22

BLACK CURRANT LIQUoR.-Nc. l
boil quart Of rpe black currants and
dozen bruised cloves IN three half
pints of water for half an hour, then
filter the juice through a jelly bag. Add
a pound and half of loaf sugar, and
boil the juice again a quarter of an
hour, skimming 1t carefully. When
nearly cold filter it through fine
flannel. Add three pints OF proof
spirit, and bottle it for future use. No.
2. Bruise pint of black currants, put
them In bottle with three half plnts
OF spirit and three quarters of a pound
of bruised sugar candy. Let this stand
six or eight weeks, and litter it for use.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-09-22
WoUSEHoLH

MAKING PICKLES.-First PUT ore
peck of coarse salt in barrel and one
pail of water, wash cucumhers, always
leave on about one inch of the stem
when cut from the vines, put them In
the brine and lay all over them piece
of wooden cloth, round cover that VIII
go down to the bottom of the barrel,
and q stone to keep them under the
brine. Pick cucumbers every day, and
put in until the barrel is full. adding
water to keep them covered. Now the
only trouble in keeping them is the
scum that rises; put into the barrel
about half a peck of horse-radish root
thoroughly washed, ami you will have
no trouble of that kind, without that
you must rinse your flannel cloth every
day while you are making your pickles.
To prepare them for use soak them IN
a brass kettle. changing tho water every
day, until quite fresh to make them
green put in a piece of alum in every
water when you are soaking them, wipe
them dry.iput in jar and pour hot vln-
egar over them; put spices, pour whole
cloves, etc., in your vinegar. For Gu
cumbers to keep green, take three gal
Ions of cucumbers, wash them, put
them In pickle for SIX or seven days,
changing the pickle once or twice dur
ing that time; scald vinegar and put in
it lump of alum as large as butter
nut. Drain the pickles. pack into a
jar; and pour the hot vinegar over
them. Pick some grapevine leaves and
lay over them. Close the jar for a
week, then pour of this vinegar, which
Will do for another lot; scald fresh vim
egar In which some green peppers have
been placed, some horse-radish, mus
tard-seed, spices and celery-seed. Lay
on fresh grapevine leaves, and pour the
vinegar on hot. Keep closed for awhile
until thoroughly cool. This recipe is
good, and given by lady who has
made pickles the same way for forty
years, and never fails to have the best.
They are green and firm; 1 may add,
however, that she makes her own vim
egar by saving apple parings and cores
i'll st0ne-jar, and keeping covered
with warm water. 1t is clean and
good. She sometimes adds teaspoon
full of white sugar.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-09-22
Hoods SarsapariIIa

In eradicating every form Of scrofula has been so
clearly and fully demonstrated that it leaves no
oub, that it Is the greatest medical discovery OF
this generation 1t is made by c. /. HOOD & CO.,
lowell. Mass. and Is sold by all druggist;.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-09-22
CArARRH

A parlc-eIs appllei lntl sIol r1t.-I nj a,
abe % Use Prioe 80 cts by nal Or 1. 80 -
send for circular. ELY BROTHERs 6-1-zazsssAA
Owexo. " Y. Of-szsz
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-09-22

Nothing is really troublesome that
we do willingly.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-09-22

PRESERVED STRAwBERRIEs.--T Three
quarters of pound Of fruit and pint
of water to seven pounds of sugar.
Put the sugar and water into porce-
lain kettle and boil them seven to ten
minutes according to thickness, then
add the fruit previously washed and
drained and boil four minutes; skim
out the fruit; turn the syrup into tin
pans and set in the sun as it is to cool;
let it stand in the sun-protecting from
insects-the sunny part OF two days;
put into glass and screw down; it is not
necessary, however, to have them air
tight,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-09-22

ROLLING. Though rolling is Of
much benefit on light, porous and
lumpy soils, yet, an exchange AYERS, it
is injurious on wet clays, except in dry
weather. when they are lumpy after
plowlng. Rolling stiff soil when wet
renders it more difficult Of cultivation
by pressing the particles still more
closely together and preventing the ad-
mission of air. Even light, arabic
lands require the ground to be dry when
rolled, if for no other reason than that
otherwise the soil will adhere to the
roller. Grass land, however, is best
rolled in showery weather.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-09-22

CANNED STRAWBERRIES. - FIJI
glass cans with fresh, whole strawber-
rIes sprinkled with sugar in proportion
of one half pound Of sugar to q quart
of fruit; put on the tops and screw
down at once as tightly as possible; FL
a wash boiler with cold water, previous
ly putting an old dish at the bottom-a
perforated tin made to fit the boiler, is
great improvement on old plates, etc
and stand in the Jars. The water
should be within two inches OF the
tops; when the water boils, note the
time and boil twenty minutes, draw
to the back Of the stove; take out the
cans and stand on a piece of flannel;
screw down again as the cans cool, caus-
ing the contraction Of the glass; turn
down and down again until air tight.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-09-22

Il e5, once or twice.
"Was it much trouble to get anoth-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-28

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-28

The search for adnlieFants sTnOne
fnbber manufacturers keeps s greAi
many chemists hnsy. There are soE
many adulferants, some Of which
harden the rubber, others incre4se IL
spreading capaeiiy. but until recent
IL there has aever been one discover.
81 which. while permitting the rub
Der 70 retain Al it. elasticity and OAR
sbility, viii reader the rubber CON
pound 50 per eent lighter than The
original rubber.
The solid rubber goods, while ans.
Hefing the purpose for which they
are inlsnded. are oflen Fery hesgy-
to- heavy for cgmfgFt IL many cases.
Consequently the attention Of manu-
factuFers has been turned % fuding
an adnlterant, which has resulted IL
the originasios Of the idea Of mix
ing ground cork with the rubber
81 this method Il Is claimed that 3
compound which can be made lighi
81 heavy Is desired, and one that il
- least SO per cent. cheaper whils
iust e durable is turned out. Curl
Of sny condition and size can b
used 10 this method, and Il Is theE
ground By runnlDg il between tvs
rollers. one Of which moves taste
than does the other. After the coFi
is gF0und Il i mixed With = solutiot
u rubber, there being just enough
rubber 10 hold the particles Of eoFl
together. The compound Il nov II
pliabie condition 20 that iE can ,,
easily moulded. Il il then taken on
81 the heater and thin strips Of rub
Der are wound ArOund il. The arii
Gle then has an irregular surface, a
the folds Of the rubber overlap each
other. To give is q smooth EuFfAe.
i is put In 40 iron mould, = trfil
larger THAI the article, which is beat
ed Ia 9 solid ''vulcanizer7 OF pres
heated by steam constantly passing
through Il. Under this heating q.
rubber coating melts, and the vail
Of the mould being smooth. the sur
face Of the artlcle h also smooth.
BY this method ~ kinds Of ar9i
eles from . stopper 70 a lie preserve
can be chespiy and wefiihade. Cofl
viii lest forever II moisture can b
kept from i. and this process. e i
said. completely secures this polnt
as the rubber keeps the m0istun
from The cork. 40 that the point o
durability IL at least obtained.
Ia corrugated ware also this 70
vention i successfully being applied
A great deal Of friction Il obfAiaeS
with bat little wear Of the article
The manufacturers Of the article a.
conhdenf that their invention vii
revolHti0nize the solid rubber good
manufacture Boston Com. Bulletin
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-28


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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-28

A BooTH LEaExD. "A gentleman
aho knows whereof he speaks said
today. while talking about the late
Representative Cole. Of Maryland
Cole vas 3 peculiarly gifted man.
dc was . good physician. = fiFst-class
Newspaper man and lawyer, and .
stu better politician. Now, will
tell you aonething which be nevef
would mention a. icug IS be lived
Dr. Cole was . friend Of the Booth
family for great many yearz 10
deed, l believe that be was their
family physicIsn for some wears. bui
II any rate be attended John wilkes
Booth before The war, and knew him
inlimately. You know that lona
after the assassination Of Lincoln the
Government retained possession Of
the body II his murderer. Fia4Iiy
bis brother Edwin brought sueh il
nuence 20 bear that be obtained Der.
mission 10 remove the remains TO the
fAmily buFyipg Eruunds ia Maryland.
Although The Government oiIicia
were positive that they knew where
the remains were deposited. Ecwin
Booth wished 70 Be certain that tney
were the bones Of bis brother. he
requested DR.. Cole "a examine them.
Which be did. The doctor made :
very thorough examination, and
aside from the broken ankle which
Booth received when he caught his
spar while jumping from the box to
she stage in his effort to escape, and
which Was found. be Identified the
peculiar gold filing Of one Of tue a.
sassin's teeth which be remembered.
L vas upoa d.. Coles report that
kdTin Booth became thoroughly
ssiixded thai be hAd AZ last secured
the remains OF bis unfortunate
brother"
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c. &R. S. a 8


EsOR FRANKLIN HI acK DIa sroEn
= sd A111rDed1Aie s.4tna. ea|9. f
T&m
For Newcastle mnd flfs 80 Hanfnaa
daily a. g T3o and l1la 4. nv. and n. IN.
kae41xninE arxtTe e. Saaa from C1aas
1fer ex1raef1n g 49, y H. an1 1lm
NeHr4etie orA1ch at Is = - Hms. 80
and tzGR
Runzing tine 3 Frsnka n ~
hu1ntcE tine . NSNcaa. - Em.
In elsct ABlil 8 I1aA
PUakT SOUND sHoHE nallaoa1
TFaina leave seatiis AK Kent Alnra
Jun1Eica. sumner. PGga ME nn4 tnrGa
~ 3. 3 a. ~. 41n ~ D d.
hEtuFHlna aare 1accma & > ~. 81.
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4 Zeal teavos etuck . ancl1n o. 1s1l|I1
- 3.ia 4. NJ. ana EzriEus - I4a ~
IL. - MINK HrraFsn 17E|Ient
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SNO0uALMlE EALLS

T,HE sEATTLE souAK AND sSO-
QAatmie lF1asI zcfeaiic1 NomQaRT y
nou rrFpare1 - earIy pasaenfafs and
fFesEAt fraa Seattle - orcQuaimia aaf
aszVatch. The ehafsesE aatcknst and h.ssef
raefr 10 rcAeh he fAuacoa SnaamAanala
FAls hop r&nee.A Mad huzEtn9 aaa 40,
taE xFoanaa - that ruwtcn.
fWo ssaeoe q dsy frazn seafiie . SOAK
icAstaz &. 4. secs gFccsfy slcrs a. I
=. ~ And ,. -. fpr Further parttcatarl
srfly 81 slones Enecery stara Fraat
- -.
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sTRAMRR TRAVET. m


TBE STEAMER sFarTrE
vii lsaVe tks haad ~ pa
N1shfaFss 81 Seaftie 90 Nonfsrs "a -
dagH > a n ail leave 5eaa o. PERI Orchsrs
a 30 q y Nitrhfu's a 10 n. FoIu.
Wnifs sd forsaEe q n q N ans vi arrfve
a. 1o4ttls - , - heturniur - Per Rra.h
ne - snd PsFt 0rchara. vii iesra Har~f-n
son Ha1ifAa Nharf TuesutEyi naa s. sranrs
a o&o = m
o. W=daesasya u . A. - via issva head a.
DoE1sa by fsY sra ~ lave Paint Wtfle
ani fgstsEe q II n. netarnlse aflI isasf
-faslls On ssme dAF af4p.m
= kare frrn ar roil % Poft Wasbinrton ~
- 9schazd. Sc h.fBee1 paF1s. -
Us John Il NrTrE M4rfar
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NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ h4vs tbs daT sd 70 ~ , Bmaal
sd r. 81. HOPKINS 80 ny fiNbt q ie and
lntaEeal Ia And e Eha Eea lie soap Factssy
tecated q tie foe& q fp1ng Btresk ~
sether with ~ sg4pas fmplene1ks. ese
a a aceounes 1ne me seattle 3 la2 Cess
pany - defe nre peyable 70 ma. and ~
seeonet4 aR slasE SD GgE1p4nT aFe paFa-
Ne ~ ne. a. u S1NWAEI.
Dated this 2lst day % suns. ia1k
The b1a neas q aoap man1factgxinR -.
fsFrsd 20 abype wili - oo1ltuged u q
uH4sr ne naae q 8 attic Soap Company
viii gFealiY Increased facilities for th&
manafactufe 81 neap. We resp clfuils
soiicfs the pAk cnaga q TIE puhlie. " {
q b 1CSsETsIA
tTfffafm r. ~ HOPKINS.
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ROeanrEA. JAY > -cAis.ss s.RosA-
WlsuzosOs. yuly ss-Esu YurE Is.
Washiretan 1.
ROaTss, JAY &-PAlaaslphiA p
BaEtnn a.
wEsEIsoToz. suly 1.-Esw Y0ra g
WashtnRtna ].
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WELLS LINE san VESSELS
Rn0M
san FPamefse0 60 We@fih9


ID. X. HOWARD. SOS 0sns,
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beck ever RlondnE an6 FFAT rlcs.-.
VIII touch e PM Gamble Ter
Or fHetxhk arriving a. SANS
Gf1orueons retrlNlnM WIZ ie4fa ~
wharf Il "a o'clock every Enen8 IN
Safur4ay mafning. taking DO
fuFt 0aEnhi for aeahecE an4 taleA ~
49, frr So f'anlla every azT lI
l-.17-l-i-4 = 4. - r1l1-lrr1sTa sd t0
I'D rsel1gs ordel iaF an petntcA ~.
CanaL
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ne acE 4na az1lelss al-I.id aot faH % oan q
I'm Ihe nsctcr aa1 visited he hosrlfal1 q
nlr1pe ard eb4ainaf Q Ersal 49, % Vaiuabll
lrferuasian wAica Be 4 comp91eE1 20 iznpar
~ tb1sa n uaed 81 his asrvlcas. uR. GkUDot
fgEEo-a cuFAa a. hrma. Caf e. Wxf1s. Al
conmnUtzasloza strictly coEMdenszal. 4aul
I'm aoslarH faE 3 ptctage o. naa3Irine. a.
eress d.. ,. ?. GIDEON. 8oE 1851. sAr FRS
-tHco. oAl Msnfios Pcar-IArxz1IsEsrks
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sEkTTIF.WNATenM RnnrE.

Ths sieamex ~ x MERWAN
leaFe eeAitle every sundaF. Tuea1nr al
r11rA.zs eEen1li.9 aiclock. f1E " kalcsn
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Mxz-4AE. y el1n4lLaT and EaV a44&
l19lA s. GetEcE. tgF Sea1lim oa
i1aernaaaas pcinnE On to wag.
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DENOeRITIc CONVENTION.

Al DEMOCRATS or Erxs corETT
n 11A ~ e4snsus - ~ co1ntF lrFsasec-
tira o. paNs pelEtc4l 1saucz4thssN wN1 can
nnlsB wssh - il A sMart n ecars 90 asg-
arafEsiiy e. ~ peoia 40 . purs aN6 ecaz
annfcai 1an11nEsfrlzlcn e aealrs. ars r14azst1i
. nslt. - 14ierl.es. O. coaFsztzsa e -
attls q
saturday Auznsa "a. lsse.
AZ oicl1sk , n. - seiact dslsEs14E % -
DsnsCra1ze Earrlisrial CcaVzHfua 1A1 q
rrnazacz sch sensr bull1eEs a. zsg rEspsElF
eame before IL.
Ihe hzsts 81 E4praaeuensian VII be &C. aai-
6elee7ie sex eseh s, vrtes o. frzEtlan e
a. care fsr h hsa1 q ~ 1ezaera1ie React
e the f1st gsseE1i stsEtic1- u Is E1oouUsl1s
e ttas frllaar1ss b It'd u - ssssral pc.
cincfs 60 sarazesy. AuElst Z - o'eieck p
~ ana Il IL ciF WEr1s e a. ncuE q 3
s'cloek p n DsisEAtss in ee a4zlfts4 -
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ONE or THE w. a. -
a II. Cas- aaaamars = ~
ltIaa1inEloa Or E18hiu
vi 111 eailF between Faraass ard N'II
E1wn4end. having Iacoa.n n1.an arrIra|
81 tain and tcnc1nIF e slastIa Par.
Naelsoa. fc<t 9amole. Pert LudlGu -
tort Town end. Rlfarnfnz leaNe Pm
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EVANCEL


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OUR NUMEROUS PATRONS AND
aotice that we have removed cur torso
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ALLMOAD L PnlLLlPA
FOUNDERS
AND MA0HINISTS.

Estimate. givea ca ali
CLASSES az Rsandry and
Machine wsrk.
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streets. r. a. Bax 0ia. se-
meale.
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MONEY!

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DKXfKR HORTON kgp.,
BANKERS
SEATTLE, W. I.

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RAnEH 0aTsxEr EP. EEEx.
presseess Wise Prasiasni
PugVt Sound KatiunaI Bank Of
Seattle
Occidental Block.

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