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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-14
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-14

The Seminal z,,4 Repss srsa sfss
ylses 10 ret job " ork dose Iyh ~
~ -rn fr~-7s -.es 6-+sfss ts'' Nv
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-14
AKRON

we'll as for th. people Of pass asd
future generations.
AKRON.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-14
CATION NOTICE.

A III persons sTs hCrebr >autioBe.
n against tishlaE ny hunting. eathsrl.d
hsrrles, or crossing nelds. or "a auy ofbef
vSy tresraFs!sz "a the lands OF she nnssr
rsnS6. j. ShHpr.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-14

Iwll hold my spP-sI on Saturday, ihe
aI.r d1y of ApriI. A D. 1883. between ihe
hour - 10 s'-faek A ana O'Clock P
Y. Al the Con si-sIousr's Once
D. b. DEEM.
Aercaruie AplIaEssr
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-14

rsT,.LIsHF. IL nIFrL,rrs-r, rI.. - 1853
Oct. IA 's6.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-14

Sea shore EzP-s.s cast, On SsIstgI,
will conRect With sunday zail s&Ai lsstiII
Harrisburg at Is p.
Way Passenger west n.a Nail casa VIII
stop ct Luekss- and PosrnAs's SPrlAG.
when tagged.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-14

hIroopL assszsssATTss lssEss FE1
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10 7. 70, DHneAaaea +-49 P. a., Nv
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TkomF.oBIo-n $50 p. e., YaadyEs S,4i
D. m, iusc.rorA =, IS p. IA, asNlcs 80 ?
| ~, Port Hoy al 5,5i ,. m, AIL5a CO..
81, Le~,sJo~n D ,2j p. IN, As y % sDEE G.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-14

~ a vet snow shout
n ,sil on SUNDAY. So
th that the errinkllnr q.
alt .,tooght the house TiVI
.oa .o SO forth out Of tb,
coming sunnc-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-14

- Ahe Central Psnnr,
.bo .Sos Of the Motboi
ttSSareh' tSin will bold in .
inc ls =. year Ar at Wnlianep .
Stephen NJ Merrill = I'll /
-. me quet'i on oc-hv so
= a'd tb.', day.. o,ss.
-. ,lso' here tie
ns'ePsie ssrbs- sa,.I
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-14

George Miller. Who a
stster county. Pc the q
the age ot IS. ba3attsri
hsrals and made that
sohnS.-Er.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-14

LEW II TbF " DIV lS4ON-
Trsins leave Le-isto-E GRstioK "a Rn-
roy at o 55 am, 10 6b an, 3 y -; !s
Sunbury 81 7 10 -, 30 Pz.
Trains arrive a. LsrIstova EAe 6oI irsu
MiIroy al 90 IN, | 20 pa, ~ y - iFss
| SunsuTy ct s26 -, ivsn.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-14

J T. @. Long of Spr
sompanied bE his son il
Professor ID Airy View
last two terms, were
Saturday.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-14

The HUuti7gion JOuF
Feek sgys. AK FIev uf
ship, viii be 100 years q
lSS8.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-03-14
TEEESILYsEiA RHDEaAB..
TIN K-T 4 2 i q

On ana sfter Srsosy Fov'r 18TH lsS
trains that step - lin - III rEs as olsw s.
EASTWARD.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-31
Eat 10 LlHC.

Mr.. Vanderbilt's ten thousand dollar
cook speaks very good sense when he sug-
gests that a rich man cannot eat more
or digest better than a poor man and is
no more able to dine from q dozen
courses. lie proposes to furnish a soup
and.a meat with few trimmings, rs suf-
iicient repast, and to show his skill In
their quality. He demands furthermore
that the meal shall be taken with \
mind at ease. Ten thousand dollar
cooks would be cheap to the rich man
who has the money to indulge in them,
il they can secure them ease of mind in
eating simple fare. Rich men would
live longer and be happier under such
regimen. Excessive indulgence in eating
is a much greater, because more custO.
mary, intirmity than any other that
human flesh is heir to; and it is common
to the poor as well as to the rich.
1t is new idea to employ cook
to secure moderation and simn,scity
in eating, but it is pity that only the
rich man can embrace it,
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~rslsphons Connection
'-'''-'''--'
Easter.

rs ~ Easter.
Tomorrow the glad Easter season will
be here and tho weather promises to be
III that an Easter day should be. The
LMten season was mournful one in
many respects. For those whQ tasted it
was mot thing Of beauty, and th9rigors
Of the weather made the abstention from
Joys of the flesh all the more difficult TO
bear. We are seldom treated to worse
weather than that which has visited this
section of the globe during the past six
weeks. There were chxnges in tenn
perature SO sudden that weak k-lunged
people must have frequently thought
that their breathing occupation in life
was gone. Then there were muggy days
when life was hardly worth living, and
there was blizzard which will live as
long As the memories of the present gen.
Grafton.
It Is most delightful to change all this
and rise to new and brighter life on
this Easter morn. Tomorrow the lilies,
the hydrangeas, the lilacs, the tulips and
the roses, rich and rare, will have their
day. Let them be royalty welcomed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-31
The Only ]. Remedy
Contagious Blood Poison.

1sss :se.al ysalc. .ss 81 ss.,s,. cs,s9,.ss ~:
g b,cod Rolson ior ahous thirsesn ;sonsSs.
ne dRsyis,S,s,, sSs s scS az S, :.
AZ dE.ss sss.s lss lss o:S: ;ssS ~ e: AZ;
90 q .A kisssr. eaAsr s.s ~opss.,or a
~ oP4fa Ala, TNes en3ss 3asS q
5 ycu.s man, thrSssS .aa,scrwsssssess. wses | 80. e.
srscted Q dsoass Whick hss stnck ~ -
ssScs s sGf y: ~, ssouS,sa Sc5s % AZ g ss yseS
make .u.s Z d'sss1ls .sH Z ~ ne g wsii; SsvisS
s::ss rss so1s,sdsS sas yoSa r q e
SSd used half cos.n bossisc. Yws: sss;Ccs oncs 3
:sss %ss ana nsvss ~ Ill .f: .s9 .1s 1s
good s6sets ] must say an tisddt satisssdt Win ~
now to yoans man and c. css sss 3 saS e
% eishs thcusand ems without any incon.
s.o sw.Snssnc~ seeo you tnas WITHOUT solAcitar
EE. ,; voeh!. nj Norsh Avenue, Chicago,
duss Hsss eo g tSnsf wrts tSs
srsctsd [. ysiy .syere case q oiood poison.
SS.s ven. leo g :sS . Hss.s e SSs
Preparation q Sis own, which he he 3 ss,d 41x Vas :
and grew worse all the time. AZ last rot
SSiaeusted and despaired Of . cure: I met :
eured him. ! went 70 the same druegist
Again And demanded your medicine. ne re-
luctAntfy sold me twelve bottlcs, and am
pow perfectly cured. ] write this for the
penent q sunerers. 10 prevent their being
&c b:asS: ssssss from 'ssss sSsl
[,s'5i5r "a !. SG;hs1;sIZ sss%.nsns paysssn
X Letter rscoa9g',SsBh @ @g Contagious blood poison
csss1 nss - nnis extensive practice, writes:
SsGose who know the simest Inevitable.
Will welcome your discovery Of 3. 8. 9. ~
boon TO humanity. The medical profession.
coming slowly, and IN some cases secretly,
TO the use OF 9. q. 8. In cases OF blood dis
order. OF course . medicine that cures
poisoning In its worst form must purify the
blood OF every disorder"
i Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
tree, TIE SWIFT SPECIPiC Co.,
Drawer = Atlanta. O.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-31

sERLiS-TmE sixrkESfa or nAsua
Thunder OF funeral suns.
D0ops ssd bells with your boom
sorrowfnl voices OF soldSsrs asd s,fh,
whom lay 70 heie in the tomb
"wbon7 Tho canuops rep,v.
BayiDg like dogs OF war,
Whose master is gone on path unkno IN
"our glory and lord and star.
William, X tissr ana King.
Tor him our iron throats yell,
Victor No hailed him on many q deI6.
We make TO his soul FAREWELL
Whom7" Say the slow ~ inging bells:
N"wiliiam. pious and dear.
OFT times he knelt TO tho Ring OF Kings,
where now he lies ON his bier.
He took from his God, alone.
The crown OF the Fatharland,
AND nov no hath given It back undim ned,
To Deaths aimasterfui ma"
vi.
Whom ?" shout the serried ranks,
Gnirdsmen ana jagers and all,
Ths iordliest lord and the kinsliest hing
That ever raised battle call.
VII.
=" At his word we thronged 10 the neld,
Sure OF success to betde;
sure that the Kaiser would n ght for posce,
suro Of Heaven on our SIDE"
VIII.
"whom ?" Sigh women ana men,
And fair-haired German boys.
Ana girls with eyes OF his corn n O Wer'a IA aa :
"For our father we raise our voice.
william, the Emperor, dead
Lo he made us ono land.
Thanks to him ana bis chosen chiefs,
Strong ana secure we stand"
Steadfast from birth to death;
what so was right he wrought.
Duty he loved and his people ana homo :,
Now to dust he Is broushti u
Thunder OF fune' pxt.
We hear..rIV soral guns,
In EnS' Nyou with English ears.
..siish breasts 1t echoes, sad balls,
This tiding your toiling bearp.
Warriors. staiwar ana fierce.
We see you are tender and true;
We are come of Kindred blood we share
This sorrow tc lay with you.
XIII.
Folk OF the Fatherland,'
Our hearts for your grief are fiin; ..
0o1 guard your KaiAer Frederick
And give ye good days again.
.-Edpin Arnold.
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Christian Unity.

[ A remarkable meeting was ~ 90.
First Baptist churcR1ais ier,'.1eld in the
Friday, in, tfds' =, Philadelphia, on
The -vno cause of Christian unity.
conference embraced distinguished
members Of the Protestant and Metho-
dist Episcopalian churches, Presbyteri.
ans, Baptists and Lutherans. All laid
aside for time their differences Of creed
to unite In common worship to the
founder of Christianity.
They could not have selected more
fitting day for this Joint gathering than
Good Friday, when the Christian world
commemorated the awful tragedy Of the
cruciHxion. At no time Of the year ought
the people OF all faiths be drawn closer
together than while contemplating the
scene at Golgotha. Rev. DR.. George
Dana Boardman, who delivered the
sermon of the occasion, said that unity
might be brought about by accepting
diversities in unity. I" 1t Is the blend.
ing of complemented colors that makes
white sunshine. Not by compromise,
but by comprehension. That Is the
secret Of unity. II We do not agree, let
us agree to disagree. Let us make the
most OF points on which we harmonic
and the least of those on which we differ,
observing the time honored principle,
in essentials unity, in non.essentials
liberty, in all things charity"
1t is hopeful sign to see 30 many
Christian churches uniting for common
assault upon the common enemy Of man
kind.
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PERSONAL


Hon. w. K SMITH, OF Plattsburg, N. Y,
late assistant secretary, Is dead at the age OF
SO years.
SENATOR GRAY, OF Delaware, Is said 10
be the choics OF the cabinet for chief Justice
of'he supreme cNur'.
MRS, ELizABETH Is. GEORGE, OF Bait.
more, left legscies TO her gIandsons, con.
ditioned on their promise not to use to-
bacco. ."....
REV. DIR. It. q. WALL, of New York, was
married on Thursday to Miss Carrie +.
smuller, OF Middletown, Dauphin county.
The bride is we'll known In this city.
THE SECRETARY OF THE TREA sURy has
direcled the appointment OF ames w. Pat.
terson "a superintendent OF the onstTuc-
tion OF the public building at Pitts burg, In
place OF X j. NeVins, ir, resigned.
SUPERINTENDENT BELL, OF the foreign
mails office, has directed that all European
mail matter, and matter from the eastern
section OF the United States destined to
Mexico, shall hereafter be sent by way of
Eagle Pass instead OF El Paso, as hereto.
fore. Tois action, 1t is said, viii lessen the
time of transit 10 Mexico from "A To 80
hours, and reduce the time from New York
To Mexico TO about six and Q half days.
The order goes into immediate effect.
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"Dis't Knsw IL w. l.sasss.~
Tho ycupg man ssll dead
4 -. 1risne re hse pointsa . revolver at him

Dsov knsw 10 W0o 1oonoG.r
Tho young man ssll dead
A friend haA pointsa revolver AZ MIN
He didn't know Il was iosoe6 -
We onen heAr u Dtate1 that man n not ~.
sponsilAe fov What be loas not know. = - ,sv
presuppeees knOWle0gs ana thoreaore cs,r |.
victs the man who sxcuseS crime by irno.
"If had only known hs. o,ter bs.u =,
unfortunate mans apology for some evfi n a.
knowingly wrought. but In q matter Of sppersI
intsrest-as for instance that laudanum ~ Z
poison. that naphthA 10 D deadly e1plo, i've
thas blood hsavily chargsA With wintss's &C.
cumuiAtions OF the waste OF the System . Il n
ones 0uty 10 know ths fact ana the eonse.
quences thereof. Our good old grand mother,
khsw for instance. that the opsning Of spring
W. the NEST periious period q the yeir.
Because then the blood strssm n :, uss,.h
ana ehiusd BY the cold weather. and r n,e
tnnned good deal and mads 20 dow quickiy
ma BEAUTIFULLY through the Arteries ana
veins. u e impossible TO have rood visor the
r@s Of the year. Hence. witAout exception.
what 10 now known - Warner's Io9 Cabin
SareAcArfrs, wac plentifully made ana rellri.
oualy Rfven to every member Of tie family
resulAiiy through March. April. Nay and
June. It'll matter Of record tha. this pru.
Dental. preventive ana restorative custom
saved many ht OF sickness, prolonged iiie
and. happiness TO . vigorous old are. eSit ara
away With heavy medical expenditures.
MIS- Maggie kerchwal. lie KIN gton, y. usea
Warner 3 Log Cabin sarsapariIla for nervous
SICK headache OF which had been 4 sufYerer
for years. II has been great beneft 70 me- |"
capt. Hugh Harkins. IIil .. 18th st, PhiIa6eI.
phia, "a. says "n purified my blood ann re-
moved the biotchss from my skin.D Mrs Aaree
Smith. Topton. Berks Co. Pa, says she was
entirely cured Of SKIN disease OF the worst
kind" BY Log Cabin sarsaparilla. had IL n
indicates very bad condition OF the blood.
II you would be we'll. 70 TO your Druggist TO-
Gay ana get warmers Log Cabin sarsaparilla
ana take no other, = there's nothing Hko It or
AZ GOOD. ana completely renovate your i'm.
paired system with this simple. old. fashioned
preparation Of roots and herbs.
Warner. who MAKES the famUus Safe Cure.
puts It up, ana that is . guarantee of excel
lenco all over the Known world. Take it your.
self and give It to the other members OF the
family, including the children. You will be
Astonished at its health-y giving and life-pro-
longing powers. We ssy this editorially with
perfect confidence. because we have heard
good things OF It every here. and Its name 10
q guarantee that It 10 nrstclsss In every par
ticular. a.tt. -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-31

Thousands .of people are building mp fne
business by pulling down their health. . or
such As pursue this course of overwork and
LAxador ~ actually blessing. PIice only %
cents package.
II your baby is suffering with those troubles
that nearly always attend teething. don't De.
Price 2Jc. =
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-31

are the strongest. The railroads make
confession Of weakness in throwing
themselves under the protection Of the
law which y not upon their side. 1t
will not make their engine drivers work
for them. The days Of slavery are over !;
only free men are in the market now.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-31
WA Ma MAX Frs.

PHhApsLrHIA. saturday. March 81. lsss
Cataracts Of experience here
just now. In the tumbling rush
Of things there is sometimes an
oversight. .-r..
Yesterday when we told ol
Kaiser Wilhelm and the heroic
bust, which is now in the Tran
sept, we forgot to tell you that
the artist is Mr.. Henry Manger,
of this city. How unfair to ad-
mire the subject, enjoy the work
and forget the artist
Public enjoyment OF the Eas-
ter Occasion is unabated. The
happy crowds of interested visi-
tors tell us that. 1t will con,
tinue to-day complete in every
feature.
The present promise is for
a bright Easter. And this
means many needed things to
everybody that marks the glad
time by some special attention
to dress. Why tell Of details
when all our great assembly OF
needed things is but the union
Of details? The unspoken
thought of your wants is
echoed here, or better, perhaps,
your wish is the echo of what
you already know is here.
Inconsistent? Yes, we are,
and here are a lew details that
we must print, and you-well,
ought to read.
A distinction and a differ.
ence. We are asked very
often: do you sell while your
openings are going on ?" Open
ings ! Don't like the word.
Tells little. But usage compels
it sometimes. Yes, we do. Our
greatest occasions are business
times, selling occasions. They
are not sample shows.
You may go into our
Trimmed Millinery display and
decimate the stock in the after
noon. Next morning you
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-31
More Trouble In France.

The Tirard ministry has fallen end
France Is again facing grave crisis. The
trouble comes In the hopeful form Of q
motion for the revision OF the constitution
and though hot from the bat Of the 70.
Idoubtable Boulanger, the government
might have used II skillfully for the good
of the republic IL the whole field OF the
opposition had not played 20 well together.
The constitution Of France appears to
Americans TO be sadly In need of revi.
sion, for rs NJ. Clemenceau said In the
debate, on many points, It Is hardly In
accordance with the principles Of repub-
lican democracy. But unfortunately this
work can not be attempted without great
peril. because the imperialists, monarch.
lists and radicals, are all eager TO take ad.
vantage Of every opportunity for carrying
such q measure to a dangerous extreme,
inthe avowed hope that they may wreck
the whole system, and 30 have clear
ground to struggle for the establishment
Of their several plans or dreams OF gov
ernment. The union among them that
has brought on the present crisis will
end with the overthrow of the govern
ment, and there may be a repetition of
the tragedy of tbs Kilkenny cats In the
struggle Of these bitter claimants for the
rule Of France. The chances are, how.
ever, that in such a fracas the great pow
ers would take hand, and therein lies
the peril OF the republic, and the hope OF
the royalists and imperialists. II they
were let alone to fight 1t out, the more
sober and clear headed republicans would
perhap, prevail and found the govern
ment Of the people more firmly than ever,
but there is the danger, which almost
amounts to certainty, of foreign inter.
ference, and the equal danger of the use
Of q powerful army by reckless and ambi.
tious partsans. The greatest perils of
republican France are due to her situa-
ton, which makes great military estab.
lishment necessary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-31

w. E. clifford, pastor NJ : E. church. Boutwell,
Ont. was for two years sufferer with dys
pepsta In It's worst form, until as he states
'liie became an actual BURDEN" Three bottles
OF Burd0ck Blood Btners cured him. and he
tells us IL Il recent letter that he considers II
the best family medicine now before the cOun
try for Dyspepsia ana liver complaint. FOR
SOLO by IL. Il. Cochran, druggist, 1877 and lts
Iorth Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-31

ALREADY for the jewish hospitals new
building In Philadelphia t72, $50 has been
raised. The Hebrew ear Is quick to hear
the call of charity.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-31

New JERSEYS Legislature has I'd journed
with no record TO speak OF. Its chief work
seemed to bs the giving the utmost annoy.
aucs to the Democratic governor.
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First Rate Evidences.

"Often unable to attend business, being
subject to serious disorder OF the hid.
B,rdock BLOOD Biiers and was reiisved by
haIfa bottle Mr.: Is. Turner. OF Rochester.
N. Y. takes the pains TO write. For sale by
II. b. Cochran, druggist, 1877 ana l3S North
Queen street, Lancaster.
WHY WILL YOU COUGH when ehiloh's
Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts.
so cts, and o.. For sale by II. b. Cochran, Drug.
gist, No. 1S7 North Queen street, (8l