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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

sHILOH's COUGH ana Consumption Cure
10 sold by us on o guarantee. 1t cures Con.
sumption. Sold by H. Is. Cochran. druggist,
Nos. lH and lSs North Queen st.. Lancaster.
Pa. (N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24

A NGLER'S SUPPLIES. A VERY
and nickel reels, silk ana linen nnes, hooks,
rod mouutings, bsshe ets, fiies ana other small
supplies at HUBL1f's DkU6 sTOhk,
% west King tr Get.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24
p1 N N sYLvANIAR RAILROAD
4. sCHEDULE.-In sTect from May u,
rive at Fhiladalphia - follows


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IN S~ssov ~nI..;i's'''
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24

COUGH, WHOoPING COUGH ana Bronc itis
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. SOLD bv
~ " Cochran nrn0Vts'. Nos. l37 ana ISs NOrtk
Queen 81. Lancaster. Pa tSl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24
rRAvsLSRs GUIDE.
READlNa & COLUMBIA H. r.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains on. ana
After. SUNDAY, NAY 10, 1855.

Leave
ouarryvflieat ITO q m.
Arrive At
Reading, lo.ioa m. ana S.D .. m.
Reading. At 7O .. m. and p. m.
Arrive At
Hins Street Lane. at $40 q m, and $50 .. u.
Quarryville, att t6Aep.m
Trains connect At Reading with trains To
ana from Philadelphia, Pottsvflle, HARRISBURG.
Route.
~ AZ Columbia, with trains 70 ana from York,
more. ~
At Marietta Junction with trains to ana
:. Al Mannheim with trains to ana from Lsba.
At Lancaster Junction, with trs,ns to ana
from Lancaster, Quarry vile, and Chichies
a. n. WILSON Superintsn0eut
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24
Don'I bo FAINT II earl Cd,

the blues good by, II you are in pain, have
lameness, have an ache OF any kind, go TO the
druggist and ask him for Thomas Eclectric c
OIL. 1t will do You good every time FOR sale
by II. b. Cochran, dru lgist, 1877 and l3O North
Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24
Put UpOn His Feey.

"set up in bed and coughed till the clothing
Was wet with perspiration. NV wife insisted
that j use Thomas Rclectric OIL. The nrst
tsaspoOnful relieved me, ana two bottles have
cured me. can honestly recommend It," Il.
sy GseSran ornaH,s M and ne Sor1S sss
Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24

uooDssARsAPARfLLA FOR SALE
"A At II. y. Cochrans Drug Store, NOS Isl
ana l@ North Queen 81. Lancaster. Pa
Aprl-2md&W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-05-24
A Safe Investm snt

that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy
lor you. Sold by II. b. Cochran, druggist, No.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07
Dressed up as Chests

CHICAGO, Feb 2S.-A despatch from
Hiilsboro, Ohio, says SIX miIer
southeast Of tnis place lives William
Means, . wealthy farmer. Last Thurs
day evening the young folks of the
neIghborhoJd met there at . merry
making. While the fun Was at Its
heiSht two mischief LOVING sisters
named Slower. thinking only of little
additional sport, left the house and
dressed up IN gnostly fashion. Tney
wrapped themselves IN sheets. put on
false faces made of dough and .hen
burst suddenly IN upon the guests.
Four young ladies tainted at tho sish
of TIE awful appaririOns- Two were
to Consciousness ithUut
serious trouble aud two Others, Misse.
Dora z Akins and Lizzie Chaney,
we're restored only to pass into . con
iitIUn of frishtful delIriun, screaming
md crying constantly. The physicians
loid but slender hopes Of the rscov-
'ry of their reason"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07
AntidOtes for Snake Poison.

~Dsring my journey in Panama."
write. AIR. John Penn Currey, II OBJ
served IN front Of my tent . rattle
snake about fifteen PAGES distant. IL
bit bird sitting on a branch three
teet from the ground, and before |
would kill the snake II bit the bird
again. The bird, q kind of . busIard
recovered 50 Tar that it flew a distance
OF twenty five PAGES, where II pecked
st shrub resembling the American
ounce snd soeu arose into high air as
# nothing had happened l drew .he
attcG'rou OF one OF my native Servants
10 the occurrence, but he laughed NJ
dy against the bite of poisonous snakes
aud insects 1--WE care as little for
the bite of q rattle, moccasio, copper
snake or tarsntuls, as We do for tha,
of q mosquito" he said. The Cedron
bean kills the poison in FIVE minutes
We all doubted his assertion, but OF
the following night he caught large
ratilesnake, and IN front of tie Who'll,
camp allowed himself to be bitten sew
eral time. on the left band aud theI
killed the snake The punotures were
q. large as . pin's head and soon as
,uued a purple Inflammation, which
spread over the whole hand. We of
fered the wounded man our help, but
he declined and pulled out of his peck
ct Cedron beau Of the size OF . chest
nut, gnswed st 1t and spread the sail
vs. over the wound. He then prepar-
81 with she serapisSs Of SIS bean Z
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07

dedoction which be swallowed, and af-
ter half an hour all symptoms of the
inflammation bad disappeared. He
only fels little nausea, but after two
hours was quite we'll again" Our
horticultural contemporary refers to
Sir W. Nooker's account of the Cedrop
in the New Garden Miscellany IL, ..
37I, where there are some curious de-
tails BY Purdie, fbe bots nical collector
he confirms the reputed value. of the
seeds which he says arc sold for two
reals, or one shilling each. Or. Per
ezra, the accomplished writer on Ma
terra Medica, adds s.Notwithstand-
ing the faith of the Panama doctors. l
am afraid there is not shadow of hope
that these seeds will prove n satidote
against snake poison all reputed an
tidotes having hitherto proved unworthy
Of trust, when used under the eye Of
competent observers" We have fail
ed TO 6ud any account of Simah. Ce6.
rao ri. IN the much more recent vcrh
Of Ben.iey and II. rrimen. bu, the re 10
something further iu the Phar maeeuti-
cal Journal, Cap Argus.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07
A Veteran Grave Robber

From the Cincinnati Inquirer.
Old Ben Knott, the grave robber,
nov sn oIj gray haired, villainoIs look
ing nsu, With long, siIvery locks, dark
With dirt, and which hang down over q
greasy coat COLLAR, and sharp, black
eyes that fash out trou under high,
beetling bro~s, and shaggy. IRON gray
eyebrow, sat smoking a. uid clay pipe
on los stool before 4 lrttrle cannon
stove In bis room W q tumble down.
riekety sLaoty near the foot of Price
Hill 81 recollect," be said to al En-
qurrer reporter, zone time of getting
INTO vault where = rich yourg lad.
from Avondale. some yes., .ss. -.
sa'iea one - oeen in soua kind OF
for some time before she died,
and as knew one of the hiIed girls IN
the house, l pumped her and learned
that = hue S~iss ladies' watch set IN
diamonds and an elegant diamond sol
rtaire ring we're buried sith her. L
made NJ my mind 20 get rbeu, aud to
do this i set up an ingenious little job.
20, a wax Impression of the keyhuis
to tue vault, aud as the funeral was q
| be IN tue sfternoop st 4 O'Clock. / made
arrangements TO be present. l saw the
carriages move up and the coffin laid II
III the vault and rhe sexton at last .ool
1t up. was hid near By and waited
Tor 70 after dark business and dark
lantern s-r.rgemen-. but A. soon as
ssx the sexton move away | auIckl,
slipped down aud unlocking the vault
shut the door and fastened II beh,nt
me. Or course waited some time
Then when satisfied sll Was still, | un
screwed the box and took off the cuHh
lid and pulling the body out cut til
finger of that had the ring and got th
watch aud clothes. The BODY pu
back aud fastened up the conn, screw
ed DOVE the lid of tue box and laiC
swske all night Towards morning
quietly slipped out aud locked tn
door of the vault, and hiding myself Il
, the dense shrubbery of the cemeter
watched till good opportunity, an
then walked out"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07
Shoes for Slippery Roads.

We live and learn. The German. /.
are An Ingenious people. They have
invented horse shoes for bad roads.
This is bow thev do it The black
smith when finishing = horses shoe,
lunches Q hole in the two ends.
When the shoe Is cold he taps in .
screw thread and screws into the
shoe, when on the horses foot, .
sharp pointed stud of An inch in
length. With shoesathus fitted the
horse travels securely over the ~srrst
possible roads. Buth riding, driving
and draught horses are shod in the
same way When the horse CONES
to the stable the groom unscrews the
pointed stud and screws IN a button.
20 that no damage can happen to ths
horse and the screw holes are pre-
vented from filling. When the horse
is going out the groom takes ont the
button AID screws in the pointed stud.
There Is no fear of the horse coming
back with broken knees or strained
'inews, and tbs public are spared the
'ight OF horses down or slipping In
NJ directions
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07
Whisky in Public Life.

General Daniel F.. Sickles describ-
sd few days ago in vivid language
the habits of whisky drinking as it
was Practiosd by the msnbsrs Of Con
gress in the days before the war
General Sickless was a member of
that memorable Congress which va.
IN existence during the last half Of
BuchsnRns term. 1t is his belief that
the nervous excitement which exces-
awe tipping produced in that Con-
gress had not little effect in pre-
oipitatIng the Rebellion. It was
Congress of vhiskey drinkers They
drank vhisksy by day aud night.
Scarcely a Committee room WAS with
out its domjohn. The r.sult vss
threats, angry speeches, fights, all
caused by whisky. If IT,
Assembly" said Sickles, were to
drink. some morning, ons-hslf the
whisky consumed on any one dav
bv that Congress, It would d--clar.
var against Germany IN tvent,
minutes.
What General Sickles says Of this
famous Congress is hardly less trus
of many OF the Congresses whist
preceded 1t. IL the days Of Jackson
Polk. Pierce and Buchanan, tho COZ
duct of the members II Congress va,
very far from being up TO the stand
art OF pubic morality which Is com
mon 70 lay. Especially was this tru
IN 'hs matter of temperance Drunk
r0aess among pubic men rss no
tas degrading vice thSt It has com
8. considered by the country in lat
y,aJs Since the close of the war th
Unions Of the American people o
thus subject have become so muc
moro strict that no statesman coal
hope long to remain In public life
he wero TO be guilty of iutemperat
practices IN public or even saspecte
OF them in his private life Phil.ds
phia Bulletin
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07
Pneumonia.

There are two distinct forms OF pueu
monis- One of these always follows
an attack of bronchiti. % cold in the
lunes) III this the iung Is Inf4med In
patches or Iubules. scattered over bot b
lungs siike THIS Is the form tha, Is
50 fatal TO children aud old people. Ii
10 termed Catarrhal pneumonia. The
other that which attacks sduIts sud
denly, often IN the mIdst Of apparent
health, is called "oroupaus or iobar
pneumonia becsuse one lobe only of
one lung Is usually attacked. The
last mar cd forIn Is Uor esusea by cuId
although the first symptom Is . severe
chill with shiverIng. which would seem
to show that . chilling of the body had
really caused the rhoie trouble The
catsrrhsl form slways follows . cararrh
of the bronchial tubes II is never the
hrst event in a chain of disease, but al
ways secondary. This form Is prob,
ably sometimes caused by exposure to
cold Ii certainly is it any car.rrb Is
thus caused. Although there are
many plausible reasons for thiuking
that cold never causes "a cold" there
are some facts that seem TO prove that !
. cstarrh of the air passages msy be
thu, caused. IL one of the lower sui. |
pals, . frog for example, have . por-
tion of its surface thoroughly chilled by |
the application of ice or q freezing NIX
ture, It often happens thu, both lungs
become intensely eongested or over
hiied with blood IS . consequence. LII
this congestion be repeated two or
three tunes, = genuine catarrhal pneu
nouia results. THIS sequence of events
10 too constant III occurrence to be oon
Q mere coIDcidenee.-Ss. /
Louis Globe.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07

THEK- Is no telling upon whom the
Republican nomination for the Pres
Ideucy ma fall 1t may be Cover
nor Beaver. while 1t is not fact that
the Governor is sn active seeker for
the nomination. it il fact that he
Is man Of such sound state affairs,
that he would not decline a nomina-
tiou fer tha Presidency. He comes
Of sturdy Pennsylvania people, who
for more than the period of q century
have been capable in the uissags-
ment Cf their private affairs, and his
management OF the affairs of this
great Commonwealth have been thus
far marked with commanding ability.
He = not an uppish man, whom it Is
difficult to approach. His urbsnity
and ability, ia expression, would make
HIM q popular President aud his SOL
ii worth would place him in the first
rank a, = chief executive OF the Re-
public,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07

j. hsrehberger, the latter being from
Mitfiin county Mr.. Hsrshberger
said: ave are all from Miffiin and
Lancaster counties. We had an ex
Perienee that teaches us the lesson
that Pennsylvania Is the best place
to make q living. Two years ago
agents came among Us and told us
great stories Of how We could get
rlch II We went to Kansas. When
we got there We located in Harvey
county, . little south of the centre Of
the state We tried hard to raise
crops bat failed. The soil was rich,
bat there WAS scarcely ever any rain
fall Crops failed, the farmers had
to buy hay and grain for their stock,
and some were worse than penniless
All ;hs coionists from different parts
of the country suffered The agents
said that the last two seasons we're
exceptionally dry, but colonists who
hsd lived there for years said that
they only got scarce crops, aud that
= good year Vas a rarity. The peo
pie are sll anxious to leave the place,
but they haven't enough money. II
1t had not been for my father my
family would have died He 10 we'll
6xed and owns four farms In Miflin
county / am returning home to
farm With him We consider that
We were victimised by the agents
vso induced US TO go west. They
represented that We could secure
good paying farms at from $50 to $50
an acre, but when We got to Kansas
We could barely keep from starving
Why, if even one quarter of what was
r p . ented to US had been true We
might Lave COTTON along"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07
Dogs that are Dissipated.

1 have known many dogs that would
readily drink either beer or porter
ard seemingly thoroughly enjoy It
l knew two terriers belonging to neu
IN n drssoon guard regiment who
would absolutely get drunk aud have
70 be carried home from the csntsen
One of the dogs IN particular was
fond Of fighting when IN his cups, but
IN his sober senses was very good
tempered will remember one night
this dog wac beaten in . fight by
another, and his owner exclaimed
that 1t WAS not fair, ss bis dog wss
too drunk to fight Field
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07
Citizens Law and 0rdsr League.

A Law and Order League for Ju-
niata county has lately been organic
ed, with its hcsdquaI ts,s IN MIfflru-
town, The following Regulations
have been adopted by the League for
its government
CIrIEEKss Law AND ORp.R LEAGrE OF JrsI-
ArA CoUErT, Pa
The object ol tins League is to
secure obedience TO the laws of this
Commonwealth, especially those reiat-
ing to Profanity, the Observance of
the Christian Sabbath. and those
enacted to Restrain and Regulate the
Sale of Intoxicating Liquors
The officers of this League shall
consist of President, Vice President,
Secretary, Treasurer, and Executive
COmuIttee, and shall serve for one
year, OF until their SUCCESSORS are
elected
1t shall be the duty of the Presi
dent, or III his absence tue Vice Pres
idenr, tv preside at all regular meet.
ings of the League, and 10 call speci
Al meetings at the reqgest of tue *
ecutive CornnIttee-
The Secretary shall keep a record
OF the proceedings Of the League.
The Treasurer shall collect and
dlsburse funds by order OF the
League.
1t shall be the duty of the Execu-
tive COMMITTEE 60 execute s--eu ords. :.
AS the League may issue
Any voter, who Is a cit'-
nlasa county, may be- mo = na,,bs,
OF this League D. s;rn;nT t.. p
ruiauons, ~ sis tinR ms 'l ~, ~
10 m sne Apeuse fund of the LEAGUE.
me League at it's last meeting,
adopted the following resolu ron
RrsoLvrD. That the Executive COmmitie'
h- authorised to employ a skilled Defective
to SoIk The county on behalf OF The Lesku'
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07
What TO hear

The art ofnot hearing should be
learned by all 1t is fully as impor.
tant to domestic happiness as a cul-
tivated ear, for which SO much money
and time are expended. There are So
many things which it is painful to
hear, many OF which we ought not
to hear, very many which, If heard,
viii disturb the temper, corrupt sim
p.ici;y and modesty, de;ract from
contentnent and happiness, that
every one should be educated to take
In or shut out sounds according to
his pleasure.
If = man falls into q violent passion
and calls US ali manner of names, at
the first word We should shut our
ears and hsar no more. II, in our
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07

CoSaREs slxAx Minis Clevelsnd's S
richt hand tariff reduction man has
offered = uev tariff reduction bll in
Congress If passed by Congress, the
importers will food the country with
eheIp foreign goods, and by their
sac dTnin OF the gold coin 20 pay
for the goods a1d IN that way turn
thc balance of trade against us and
bring about a great panic IN money
matters, Cleveland aud his friends
sc rot good finsnciers-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07
The New 6. A. n. OrcanizatIs =

AT a called ms-Iiag OF tn u. A. Pnss
of the Su>quonsnna shd JunisiA valley, held
q; Aidd,eburs on washingtou's Birthday,
the 2zd, drl'g 't~s ws.- present frnm Le-i.-
town B-llevills, Mini n, Mcclure, Adsns-
burg aiidleburz, Seliu-gruue, Mi@isbarg
and L-~i>burg. whun permanent orgAsis
a,iop was effected. the s.mv 10 be known
a. th- G. A. r. and Veteran So idi-rs A.
ssc istion OF the valleys above mentioned,
comprising M,ffin, JurlatA.l Huntington.
Snyder, P.rrySand Union counties. The
following rulss were adopted.
l.t This association shall be known as
the G-and Army of the R=public and Vet
eran SoIdIers' A-soriatio Of tbs Susque-
hanna aud JuuiAis Valleys
ID. The following ufficers shsll be elrct-
ed tor the term nf one y--r. AID sh.ll con-
.ist of President, Wee Presto eni, Treas
urer, Secretary and Corresponding Secre-
fsry.
81. The President shall preside st all
meeting, OF tn. as.ocis'ion aud the remain
ing officers shall fii the Positions for which
elcct.d-
| 4th. At all regnlsr neeting, Of the asso-
clation. each p Ist in the district participai =
| ipg shall be entitled TO two representatives,
| or in rh-ir s6--nce their proxies Special
meetings may he called by the President,
each post being duly notified thereof BY tae
Secretary.
5th Thi, association shall hold an annua
sncampmenr OF three davs- The tino and
pl.ce 20 be decided rpon by the del-Eatea
regularly appointed The association viii
meet for the Transaction OF business at the
call of the President during the annual en-.
campment-
| 9Th All committees shall be appointed
BY the President unless other wise ordered
Tin. The necessary funds shall be r.isec
by collections and subscriptions.
sth. The Association to consist Of al
t.ld soldiers IRON the following counties
Huuri-s sdon, Juniata, N fin Perry, Snydel
snd Union.
The following officers were elected q
serve for the ensuing year: President, DR.
W alter, Il. Parcels; Vice President, C. s
Mark; Treasurer, l. w. Fosnot; Sec'y, W
v. B. Cop.in, Lesistown; Cor. 8 ec'y, J. 7
Shindle, Niddle,urg.
II was decided BY almost q unanimou
vote that the first encipPment should b,
held at Le~isiown. and August-l4, Is an,
l6, 1888 vas the time agreed upon, but
4nv emergency should srise :he present of
ficers have powrr to charge time by givlnl
notice to all posts within the district.
vote OF thanks WAS rendered Capt
Ry an Post, No. 364, Middleourg, for court
estes shown all delegates and visiting com
rades.
Newspapers throughout the district ar
requested to copy the above proceedings.
-Ey.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07
Homeward Bound,

The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph
of February "A contained the follow
ing There was a car full of colon
lists at the Union station this morn
ing, who had tale of woe and de
csPtion to relate. For two years
they had struggled to exc out an er-
istence where they had settled in the
west and were to day returning brok,
en- hearted and discouraged to their
homes in the eastern part of the
state. There were five families in
the party, consisting Of about thirty
persons. The heads Of two of the
SAiliss were Amos Ststzfultz sai ]
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07

PErKz HHRDIc of WiIhanEport Pa,
died IN New York clty, lsst Friday,
fron the effects of fail while super
Intending the construction Of water
works at Huntingdon some seven
weeks ago. de was sober Industri-
ous man put became Wild on tue sub
jsct Of the development Of WIllisms-
port and loaded it with . debt that
can never be paid
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-07

TIE election Of United States SEN
.tors by a popular vote is one of the
political reform questions that Is
looming sp for dspOsa IN the near
future.