Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-28

" 'Non hnu sea OF trouble In their house,
keeping. Some one says they often put a,
much worry aud anxiety into a loaf of
bread, = pie, cake, into the weekly wash
ing and ironing as should suffice for much
~eightier matters. Suppose these things
90 wrong to day, the to-norrovs are com
ipg IN Whi-h to try again, and tos thing
Is not worth cloudiug your own spirit and
those around you, iniuriug yourself .ad
them physically-for the mind effect, the
body-and tor such a trltie. When a thing
IS beyond repair waste no useless regrets
over It and do no idle fr-tting. Strive for
that serenity Of spirit that will enable you
to make the best of things. That means
eontentmen; in its best sense.
The editor OF the AckIsy, Iowa. Trib-ue
being asked by a correspOndent il he ever
lows ''No we never did. Why should
We Nor We never cav a woman Waiting
around tswn Ia her shirt sleeves with a Sc
gar between her teeth, stepping into every
saloon she saw. We never saw . woman
I 90 Hshing in the mountains with q bottle 10
each pocket, sit on the damp ground all
day and go home drunk at night. Never
have We seen a woman yank of her coat,
spit on her hands. and say she could whip
any man in town. No, God bless her, she
air't built that way"
''when / got TO the depot In :Chieaso to
take the tram tor home, !" said a Ostrouer
the other dsy, 81 had four nve-delIar bill.
in my vest I was going TO the ucke,
| window when little woman stopped me
and said Beg pardon. but they csu't
change this bill at the ofic-. PerhAp, YOU
would be Kind enough p oh, certainly.
l shall be 80 glad took her twenty ard
gave her NV hves. and walked up to the
window aud called for ticket TO Detroit
The tick ct seller threw the twenty back
with a statement 'It's no good l look.
ed around for the woman, but she bad
skipped l bad TO telegraph home for
Talk about bunko men and pickpockets
women ars twice as csngerou=."
When Capt Andrews, 10 his little boa
t"Dsrk Secret" was about 900 miles out
ks met sharks. This Is what be did g.
had several cans Of Ian bs' tongues, picked
Holsters and sardiues, that were partl,
spoiled. l took the tongues and tosseC
them over one ~ a time, and let the shark
hustle tor them. fed out all tbs tongue :
and some ssrdInes. Then l thought
: would give them change. SO took on
Of my cannon salute cy ylinders, made 10 ex
4 ia =
e are about five inches long and two aud one
half inches in diameter, and loud as
$ six FOUNDER. | lit the fuse to one Of these
put in can, threw it overheard Til
quickest shark got it, and be soon became
flying nsh. A ds'ugs of bloody waite
swept over the boat, sharks meat tew int
the air, aud the other sharks scoOted."
II the hog, to bo slaughtered are fs,
within twelve hours of their killing. tn
food is wasted, the meat will be more diff
cult 10 remove the distended intestines an
taken IRON them the lard. Nor Is It well I,
n allow the swine to drink on the morning o
: the lay they are killed. Hogs cannot b
? killed too quickly The more rapidly the
are killed AMI th. blood got out of then
the better well directed blow on th
head, between aud Just in frout OF ths ears
will make the animal unconscious +; but th
P, chances for 4 mis-stroke are so many, Al
A. ths stroke makes emit for use conside'
: able meat, this method of killing cannot
i rscommeudst. The use Of the shotgun
Z, better. The ire s the weapon TO u:
"A ba on lin- from tho base of tho 9
r TO the opposite eye produces instant deaf
n AMI does not cause the Ssste of any mea
:, -AmeEIcAu An Agriculture for November
Miss EnmI Htvs >sil-d from 5 Ga Fra
cisco for Yokat ANA, on the 29th of Sc
d tembcr, sud reached Toxic, Japan, on I
y 2lst ut October. They had pleasant W.
IL eye aud sliss Hsys Vas not sick al all "a
n ing the trip. They had pleasant party
fourteen missinB4rie. and a company
g, ladies' and gentlemen, Who were travelf
as tourists IN charge OF Cook, tourist
>ocfation. They had dramatic elocutiC
ary and musical entertainments quite
lumber Of times during the voyage. 7
lady vas met at Yokohama by DR.. Ku'
y 10 Irciured here last winter in the Pr
Q ~
1t Hepburn il charge Of the missionaries
.ie that place. She took dinner at DR. II
T., burn and then vas taken 20 the home
d. rr. Knox al Toxic. Soon after she was
troduc-d to the faculty At Graham SeTuin'
"a and AZ once bscsms one OF them. /
~ next morning she was introduced TO
A. tao hundred girl. OF the school Who -
q, seated on the d. or in Jspsnese style,
nj. gave the usual salute by oo~Ing the h
"a. TO the t0sr. Nothing uopleAsAnt occur
on the Iuuruey and she was ready for "
immyGiatly upon her arrival. This
iAh please her many frisnds here who SIsi
'te her Just such good cSre.-Trioune.
NJ Judge McPher.on han Just handed DC
h' an important decision At Lebanon, in VIII
i'' ne declares q part, at least OF the Broo
y" high license law unconstitutional. ia
'O0 Doll, citizen of Lebanon. not h
keeper and not engaged IN the liquor
all iucss. had dispensed liquor TO his frie
I'm in bis own house on several occasion,
lbs. Sunday, with hospitsbs intent, and
les, this he was arrested and tried under
tic. section Of the law which ioroids the :
ar ing or giving arsy of liquors BY any
SITS, sou. Ens Judge says that tho sveeI
}. language Of tho act extends TO all pers
10 the commonwe ealth, whether or not !
may be engaged in the sale of intoSics
liquors, aud makes it 4 criminal ofien 90
any citizen in his own home to give Q
friend, or even a member of his own {.
Iy, . glass of wine or beer on tho first
OF the week. On the ground, howe
that no notice of such an intention Is g
in the title of the act, aud that TO p
such a construction upon it would be
make the title misleading, the court de
cam ed that 80 muen o.
long a person sho is no, seller Of liquor
=, civ. intoxicating drink U any Other p