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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-26
BRICK DUST.
Learn to say no to yourself
A friend without discretion is
-,are to be feared than an anamy in

Learn to say no to yourself.
A friend without discretion is
-,nre to be feared than an anary in
ermor.
Children obtain the majority OF
their knowledge of evil ond -cobs6-
quent desire to taste il from the talk
of their parents.
Every profession Of religion that
does not make man kind to his pa
rents, wife and children is q mistake
in tho article.
Truth is as Indifferent to public
opinion as tue general public is to
truth
Every time you strike child you
admit your incaphcity to govern
yourself or others.
The best friend is the one who
gives the best advice.
he biggest crowns IN Heaven nre
for those who were the most natural
on earth.
God may have use for towards
but has never got 80 advertised
Let every man be himself as Gcd
intended and tho world will steadily
grow better.
Every thinker and utteror of good
thoughts ID IA pioneer pushing bis
way through brambles to contend
against darkness, ignorance aud
superstition.
lhey who say tho grave holds
man forget that it holds nothing o
him or his thoughts.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-26

while she allowed every gossip at the
hotel to chatter Of her Irritation with
Ice Stone.
Il have been patient, waiting an
opportunity Of speaking to you,' he
wrote, but you will not give mo one,
SO write to ask you il you wish our
engagement broken to all it would
seem So
She tremblei little as she read,
and her sweet face changed color
but sbe went to her dosk, drew from
il every letter he had ever sent her,
formed them and his ring in u pack
age aud wrote him the following
note:
1t was I who was first taught pa
tience, while my existence was for
gotten for one who what you bado
me become--a society character.
Why should | fancy that you wish
on interview with me OF late'lt is not
80 long Since you could not spare u
moment for me from Miss Lovel.
Do wish our engagement broken !
Perhaps we both wish it,Ned;at least
let us break it, since | so displeaso
You. l send you your letters and
ring
Then, although q choaking sensa'
ton was in her throat, sho penned q
brief note to Lee
Il will be pleased to go with you ;
that was oil and in the starlight
| the moon rose late-sho went with
him out over the beach, aud fur along
the country
Was it strange that he noticed she
no longer wore Ned's ring , Was i
strange that lie told her of his love
and that she listened silently believ
ing, with strange flntter at hei
? heart d? Was it strange that wher
g they drove back, lingering beside tb'
sobbipg ocean, another ring shoul,
. deck her finger and another bon,
y should lie upon her life Well, tw'
o others walked upon the strand, tw'
( whom tho gossips called lovers an'
q ,bt whom it was told that Mollie An
Iuis uas to placS'zes happiness 10 th
ketvmg oi- r1e G'rf0 the ..'"sI \
, |cno man who beard il turned whit,
, as death and shrauk from the sigh
Of the beautiful woman beside him
: although men called her fair, au,
, many said she bad won him from
. his faith yet Mollie was too happ.
r to regret, although she still some
times remembers.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-26
8Erasasestsz<sssayrzHzs

Let no one think he can be male
a gentleman by tho clothes ho wears
the horse he rides, the stick he car
ries, the dog that trots after him
the house that he lives in, or the
money he spends. Not one of these
90 it--and yet every boy may be n
gentleman. He may wear an old
hat, Cheap clothes, live in an old
house, and spend but little money
But how ? BY being true, marly
and honorable. BY keeping himself
neat and respectable. By being
civil and courteous. BY doing tie
best he knows how. Aud finally,
and above oil, by fearing God and
keeping His commandments.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-26
The Hero Of the Throttle.

None of the passengers killed =
That's good lay ne down good
bye, boys Such were the last words
of Engineer Il tert Gardner, who
lied ut his locom ltive throttle some
time ego in the ralroed collision near
Huntingdon. lie could have saved
himself, but be vas charged with the
safety Of many passengers, and he
died at his post to save those whose
lives were entrusted to his fidelity.
When ho that fearful collision
was inevitable, ho thought only Of
the responsible duty he had accepted
and he stood by own lis throttle and
gave his own life TO lessen tho peril
TO tho strangers who were in bis
care. Uo weakened the crash OF the
collision by standing heroIoally at Il o
post Of duty and when ho was ex-
traoted from the wreck, mortslly
crushed and mangled, he though,
only Of the others committed to bis
care. When told that mono of the
passengers bad been killed, his las'
words were-'Thats good lay IN,
down good bye, boys
We keep green The memories o
those who seek and win fame on th
, field Of battle, but where in al th
bloody couhic,s Of armies ID ther
exhibited the grander courage than t
give life to duty and to the sefety o
, others, when life could be saved b!
peril to others 7 In all tho stoiie,
OF heroism there is none moro lus
trous than the hero Of tho throttle
who, having saved his passengers b.
, sacrificing his own life, when told O
3 the safety Of those entrusted to hi
/ fidelity sank to rest, Bsyiug-'That
% good lay me down gocd-by'
boys
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-26
Where They c.ma From.

Travel the country over, and in
nearly every printing office, whether
10 city or country, you will find one
or more apprentices. From these
boys Of to-day, who are now wash
ing rollers and doing all the dirty
work Of these Offices, must come tho
printers-tbe newspaper and book
compositors, the job printers, the
pressmen, the publishers, and ems
ploying printers-of twenty years
hence.
The majority OF The compositors
on our metropolitan papers obtained
their first knowledge of the art pre-
servative' in the despised country
printing Office. Yes, We can 60 ev-
on farther than this, and maintain
that the majority OF foremen of met
ropolitan newspaper and job Offices
were, in their earlier life, country
devils Our best printers come not
from the apprentices of the city of
fees, who are supposed to be taught
and trained in tho most approved
manner. The boy from the country
has peculiar way Of going ahead,
of snrmounting all difficulties, until
he finally arrives at the highest po-
sition 10 the Office. while the oity ap-
prentice makes progress more slow
ly. This 10 pot fancy sketch, but
based on numeroiis cssss, and its
truthfulpess oau b nttosted by me-
tropolllan prIntevs of experisnoe.
Iress and l'rfate, S
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-26

A dutchman repeated tho adage-
Birds NIT one fodder goes nit dem
Selves
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-26

A happy home is the brightest
spot on earth the eye of God looks
down on. Love aud peace in bis
home sends sunshine round man
wherever he goes disorder and
trouble there is misery everywhere
There are few worries of life which O
man cannot now and then shake off
but who can shake himself free from
the skeleton 10 the closet, from the
worry in the blister on the heart I A
day will tell how many a man cars
ried that with him without wincirg
down to the grave. When husband
and wife are helpmeets 10 each oth-
er in tho best sense, when order aud
love and goodness prevail 10 the
house, then the man who has hard
battle in life to fight can leave his
struggles behind him when he enters
there. With al our our faults We
are the most home-loviDg people, and
that is the reason why We are the
greatest people. Whatever helps
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-26
JOHN JONES MONUMENT.

John Jones hogan at the age OF
fifteen TO build a monument ard fin
ished il at CITY, He worked night
and day, often all night loug, and
on the Sabbath. He seemed TO be
in great hurry 10 get il done. He
spent all tue money be earned upon
i,--soms say 500 00l. Then bel
borrowed oll lie could and when
no one would loan bin any more he
would take his wifo's dresses aud
the bod-clotbes aud many otbor val
uablo things in his hume, and sell
them to get more money to haish
that monument.
They cay he came home one day
aud was about TO take Tho blankets
tha, lay over bis sleeping baby to
Keep i, warm, and bie wi!o tried to
step him bat be drew back his fist
aud Rocked her down, aud then
went away with the blankets and
never brought them back, and the
poor baby sickencd and died from
exposure. At last there was moths
lug left in the house The poor,
heart.broken wife soon followed the
baby TO the grave. Yet John Jones
kept working oil tho moro at tho
monument l saw him when he
was fifty years old. The monument
was nearly done but he had work.
cd so hard at it that l hardly knew
him, he was so worn his clothes
we're all in tatters, and his hands
aud face, indeed bis whole body,
were covered with scars which he
got in laying up come Of the stones
Aud the wretched man had been
so little in good society Gil tho while
that he was building, that be had
} about forgotten how to use the Eng.
llsh language; his tongue bad some
how become very thick, and when
he tried to speak, out would come
an oath.
That may uoem srnnge' Dat
nave iouou ous 'bat hll VINO o"'''
3 such monument as 1ouns p'eie
v 80 ""y v" wy"
No"' oo"e VIM "s' "uu WI
'uo" ~" 'o"u '''i"Nuen''
''""'' ~ " O''''''"' P"'' y. ''o '''.
""o'o i'o s''oe'" uneo'. NoS' Dieu
pun Su'u 'n''s' ID eo"e.o'y' o"'
'oo' naa n.S own ""y "o" p'' ~ u
one Vi tue hues. 'o's W oe 'o""".
DOES u 'ooh hAo bunker III
lhoh"''on' aNNS i'''o amy "''o'
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-26
Where Women Keep Still

The Armenian Of Russian Trans
Caucasia enjoy one>man power in
each home. The grandfather com.
mands. Tho entire family, children,
son-in-law, daughters-iu-law and
grandchildren all obey him. The
wife is condemned to silence from
her marriage till the birth Of her first
child. She must wear thick bands
age over her mouth continually until
u child is born to her, and on no oo-
casion, even il she seesa mouse, must
she speak. Her conversation must
be carried on by sisns. From the
birth Of her first child till she is
forty-fve ears old she must speak
only in low tone, and must under
take of the household till the mar
rage OF q sister -in-law.
This law has descended undisturb-
ed for ages, from ruler who thus
commanded among women as pen
city, or after death punishment OF
his wife who disturbed him by her
talking. Custom has riveted this
bandage on the lips Of women vino
must not chatter when pleased or
call for help when hurt.-The men
are hated and despised by all decent
people.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-26

house life is national blessing
whatever hurts home-li'e isa nation
curse and tho greatest curse that
can touch these Blessing is what
would tamper with the peace aud
OF our homes.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-26

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I,ains
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-26
A Cold Foot Bath.

"Three out Of four colds are caught
through the feet" said DR.. Titus Munson
Coan In o recent lecture, 'and the only
sound prevention 10 70 take cold foot
bath. Have It SO cold that your bones
win achc. II hardens the nerves. Peo-
pie troubled with cold feet will be cured
n aavsek IL they take cold foot baths.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-04-26

'Gsntlemen.--'I say. waiter, I've
just cracked this egg look ct ~
Water 'Don't look very uios at
III en6, Il nust ~ lry the olhsr' !
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-05-02
ENy Poison.

Iyv poison is a poison that many persons
za isIssl.r- get easily Toy 'bn 81 gh;a.t COT
,.sc- 0.;l yl- ivy. The fvlsovrrC remedy
a, published IN the Scientific American
Of apr! u aa4 may De Of .rca; v7luo to
many persons.
70 tn. Editor OF tie Scfen;iH: Amari
Ilsv~ notice aurmber % brief article
noon ;ne -lJi-s, OF ivy poison -ua - re-
-..diS-, in your valuable paper, aud IN led
o., them 10 der ta~ experience o. Al
sr1teur ootsui-t vIsh rh1- S-..lai vine
2 .:r.uy "a, past tea summers, .our humbl-
correspondent has hron 5.is,r~cd two or
three times ,5rh se-,ou with Ehrs toG.co-
Gsudrou, sud bss tri~d aS0-; every remedy
krs-yu TO IRE Iay-iefsn or &c the o d l.dirs.
Who always have a remedy for every siI-
mont. No remedy whica h7ve tried IA
, 3-c7 so speedy and stF~ctutI as .hs bruised
/ leaves OF fzhtsh,dc (SoJlaum -izruu), sDi
& -e.sm. ThI- remedy Is slfe and siupie
. 1uG sho1la be nPP led ike a ?. u'tice 10 the
sd-s.ri parts. E0FIS ). LINK
N.ksyI.is 30.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-05-02

@ 80 aaI 80 -sre.sas
80. go ~a. aaar e EaaasaaI - lrstrs
ess= Hk d-a.--a 49, kara uef ia
ssaas 90 a. ser ra r1ss - sFlsr. ou 49,
seeTs ars a-Hsa saaa-e ga a-r-Eu 80
rHarsa-Hl lH So f e fsr uls. 80 81 raa.
tlarst .. .as sus-rtarlF. s-lt g-safT -
rsasafrr aI Fasr-s ua uaa-s-g F-aE
n sr-a-
- u=gas.nes lsFr rrssrat-l uar-
irrrs-f.ss ta5.s " caarruts far th- Essrsr
a--ufr. t1an TAs He-aa's NaFazt-s. ~
Brsrt.eb-ra, ~ Ibr~s fuI psE- -rsrsv-
l-r.-.Nos. Tyre" fhu- worsman-tiF,
ar e. 4 Cluster OF Easter Lilies, "A little
I irltd about tfr.e g~srs Old, ho.dIug a spray
I - lft-s over her head, portrait u th- edI-
I tor " tac mIgaEiHe. and Mrs. Eys MUa.0u
4 Srn. n. the compiler Of ~ oman IA sacred
/ Song" There l. a singular sweet poem
by Mr.. Housh. 10 illustrate the urst. aui =
lul aud appr-sia,iv, biographical sketch
OF Mrs Smith. The children are rumem
h-r,, amid the profu-lou OF stories an. prsc
ii,.c as'.cie-, ~ tao pages OF verses Pretti-
lly illustrated. The Easter number and one
back number tor 10 cents.
"L-xi-gtoa ny, has a theological school,
,onr OF the students ol ~hreh have pro-
vukeI a great deal of criticism by attending
the trcat-r sud by publishing Ia their col
I.ce IIycr the following rscy description OF
the klua OF girls they want for wives
"The buNom, ur'gbt--yed, rusy-chr'.ked
fu.s Ia, asted. bouncing lass, WHO eaa tarr
stocking, mrud trousers. make her oSu
trocss. c0.nuaalI = regiment Cf pts sud
ErtJIs>, ;,ei the p'Es. chop ~uOd, MIR
COWS, wscsJlv With ths boys, aud Be a iaiy
~itaaI 10 company L. lust the -o-t ,f rIr
for ne, srJ :u- say wurlGy mra 20 r3lrry
But yur, - qiuiur, r.oping. lol'iux
screwed up, wasp. U,1slrt, p-ttY-fscrd
causump'yc, m1rtStr 4, Iuu,Ic murder
uoSey JvvouslrS daughters OF fashion ,nt
,II-ae-- You are no riore ii far ns,gi
-nouy than pallet > TO look aflct a fam.
tIy % fourteen clirSru,. The truth s., ny
-.r1r zs7ls, You W snr a.orr liberty aaf les,
ts-Ll-aab.e restraints, u4ors kltch-H -nC
less PsrIor, more * exercise and le.s sofs
more rusf.nE and less Pj,no, more frluk
, u.>S aud lees noes nocc-ty. more break
f.-J and l-,- S4>tIs. Loose yCu-,cii "a 3Itt'c
. enjoy more rio-rty and .,ss rrsg,si'' p.
ss>hto7, urcs,hc 'be pure atmosphere %
trr-1,ln. and become something sS lovei,
Al br.u.i'u. al. the Tod of nature d,si.;r.
st."-EN-hanEc-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-05-02
New Berlin College.
CoLLEgE RooH 10. Is.

CoLLEgE RoON 10. Is.
EdIf0T Of SENTTS,L ASo REgU sLIcAS
Your wor'y PAGER stiH ands its way 10
on tsb'e sud ., haI!cd a. one of our most
welcome visitors. A. soon as the wrapper
can be removed from he paper, i,s contents
4 : read, az 1 with delight We rejoice with our
Ju' is'a fri-ui- IA {, cir fortunes, bu: weep
with them IN ihsr ulsfoTtunes- FrieI ds
sIil, friends though many miles Away.
We are giad aud vstecm IN the most exalt-
ing mtnn-rlth, institution OF the press, for
by this are able 10 learn Of those along
the Blue Juuista and see What part they
are playing IN thu great drama Of lie
Whence eoms'h the Ben HOx that appear
el In tie SSat'nrl !z-t week We can tell
nothing more thsn 1t y 81 ususper 70 the
throne sud clothed himself IN Bya's old
coat But though you have sssumeI the
crown, We ViG EccuSu 3. you a. q friend
ard .our name shan Be recorded ~ Ben
SoS tie S.cond. Let - hear The latest
news from your vicinity throaEh tbs col
umus Of tas Sentinel for We are : sd to
learn q; ihe land that gave rs birth.
Comurrcc=l p: work Is msHiug rapid
STRIDES toward our midst sBd -, are most
oy-IcJI.c with work oG; sal Se viii steal
fh~ t'a.v tu read your ivttrrs sad rejoice
vIra on. hut ~Iu no, promise 10 mourn
always - hen you mourn When VIC ~
commencement, that means hard work aud
Ih1s' Uho have eSps-is-cci .tean Certify 10
this. Keep your pen down from Of tbs
--rf and watch - arS-. No have
ttup;rd you srl ho95 so may lear from
yol quite fre4l-a.tly.
BES Nox
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obituary.
w. Z. kNpr-E,
81. ~ctE--

On she morning OF the 2f,h aE ApEi',
Amos u Bors.iI, senior editor OF iHo Dem
oc-tt and Register, died. at ,ais p.,E; ..f-er
long illness. rs father ard matac-
Fs-o respectable people ot MifEIEto.rr,.
Professor Wright Of Perry county, SAYS,
LGa Bog-sils arr OF y JrnAn a1.=a-ti1u sni
came with william the cyaq qIrr=- - EnZ-
land and from EaSi.ai TO Amrr.-N. On
tho morning OF his departure no vas IS
y,s-s u!i, I-s, u days IL ass educated
10 the common schools zzd academies Of
hi native country ana began his editorial
czr--. wnen 20 yesrs q sxe Ei- name IL
suaiata j. ~ familiar So household words.
The Larm he dill in this world VAS 5oa- 10
himself. lie yzs klud a-I uh.5s5sg in dis
position sud gave Is!p to many E-n, who
70 often forgot 10 appreciate lis !t5nrz in
their t-hau. lie "a ptrLi-isa Dsno--lt
IA ynItic-, brr 1ov-r forgot the amenities
"f II.. ant his personal association with
men OF an opposite schoo, OF politics, Of
ten cIu-ei -1U-In; AMI ru1.ciDzs II - Of
b. own political household to sG-pect hi,
.saIty Bat Gs wrs Is ial-htli > Demo
cratic principals "sv tho needle = 20 the
pole" DGrIn. the p.-ioI OC a g-E-riti0u
. h,. laoDrci IN Jhe Democrat, vIasyas1 slI
/ the p1rty never had this zracs - confer
/ upon hin an Gfti,s. Il he had O1ca less in :
dependent aud modest he could have com
ulsadcd position. He was content in the
editorial chair TO help smaller men T.
places OF prominence and proHt. lie was !
good Businessman vas prop in the Ju.
niata Valley Bank. He was married in
early ,outh 70 Miss Prankhouss, TO whom
he had three children, all of whom wiyn
the mother preceded him to the eternal
world, excepting the eldes; soa, OriIndo
who survives him. Ills second vile va.
Rcbecca epner. The fruit of this mar
ris-e are three daughters and one son, al
living. The son Harry BJusall is editor and
'fraprietor OF the Tyrone Times. Mrs
BonsalI died of consumption some ~,
wears ago. In early life he became 4 mem
her Of the Lutheran church, and until strIk
On with the intrnity OF disease, he WAS al
active member in the church and Sabbath
school Rev Philip Graft OF the church o
his choice conducted the funeral service
aud delivered an eloquent and feeling dis
course from the llth chapter of St John
and stated that Mr.. BOnSa!l told him a fev
days before bis death that he had an unfal
tc.ing trust in the Lord. All tn. editors
in the county were present, when he Wa
laid in his earthly resting place on til
, crest Of the bill in the Presby ;eriln grave
= yard. Pesee to his ashes and Joy and glor
to his soul.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-05-02
AyY Poisoning.

To the Editor Of The Sc.raud, American:
Referring 20 ;Lr arI.c.e in your paper nf
hFsH g., b. Mr.. J,-scP, Who says he las
z,.l5 f.aat 4 -u.e cure for .yy poison ng,
Lie Hr. = I, vs. r-Isatediy poisoned ny
ivy when A boy, aud found no relief TIL an
.,--.s tia uy upsA,r TO give no 4 table
spoonful o. tag-ogghTnrt tea zach nom
.-g before eating during the month OF May,
ar. never would be- poisoned sEair. SUE
followed his Ia-,c'.5a., aud the result was
1 sever have been poisoned since, although
v,-s exposed 90 - r"ora OF less each sam
a.sr for ~ n.ler 80 years li'eEN1rd. The
.H.-c aHy rot o. a sure care in all cases,
-u- &, 3, worth trying, g. u can 30 no harm
= 70 Fos, go 1ooI. AIRsRr :. TENSK.
-. Pa4's School, Concord, y. ii. April
o. l~s-.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-05-02

IGWlN--oa sire : u in-t-. "a Se. porf,
Helen Lynn, dauEhf-r ~ J. a. IrSia. Ca
sgd . years and - caY.
STUETEyANr-O ~ ia last. 10
I..F-rycoi horvuEh. Nrs srurt-saat. ag- s
s~ar-, 2 raanfa- suf Is lsy-
BARSFR--Oa tie G.b inst. 81 Liverpool
ra~.-rip- w. --su--- --uer. a--a %
rsr-- un---'-- -Hr - days
wnoDNAEo Ar E-.-t'. as-. Taurs-
Isy. Aprl 10. Is-- % BriEhr's -szsr.
John Wood~art. ID tl- s2rd yeur Of his
ag-.
YcKINLEY- th- IlH inst. in
Spruce Hiii tosE,hir. sr. Joseph NeEin-
.vy.
sINnSTON.-On NE lfth inst. in Tus-
caroEa 'oHrs. -. r. .'u Pl-a-H aals. Js,-yh
ID. SrrnonioH, '"-a-r'v 0t Perry -Yurt-, a.
the o5Ih year u iIis age.
MELOT.-Ol the pa inst. ~ thr E.-
eid"ncs Of her brotter-in- Law. Gen. ). X.
/ R,bi-Or. from heart disease and d7npSy,
Nrs. i ,rv- widow of she '4.g Th li1euS (.
&eloy, Of Milford township. ssr1 - YEAR.
/ YEAKLEY.-On the 23d INST. in this
place, from pncumGnia. Mr.. Mary Y wr.e
Of John oakley, zSed u Year., 5 month
snd dsys
BOSSALL-On the - int, IN thi.
place. Amos q. Bonsall, senior editor u
the Democrat and Register. aged 81 yesr'
1 ! months and l9 days
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-05-02
SiCsK Ieadache.

Or. :. r laadrry says n tho Popular
t!1r, EccomPauied b. --utaut, o. s-int,i's
,iuus aad Gsz-Jrag> OF Light before the
owes, &. -Ivsys due 20 scc:i.,y sud cyolu-
ton Of gases IN The stomach. WA,n not
SccorPtuisd b. afhasia or 5y w1ut Of
coordination, II IS easy cured by common
-s,-r,iu- or suQ---r-n1ant- Of soda Let
taa pSylc1t take 0u'-fourth or = teaspoon
f1g in nvch Suc,r-sav, i3ur 20 s.N Jaa.c-
sPnou,,Gi, OF n"rr-wlrt t-v Eiautcs, aud
i, not relieved repeat the dose Tae CHM
mrriug soon ceases, uud the pain fo-g-ts 10
'o.loa. Hot water can % used il the ston
So. = ---y wyaA, Gai Bonaaui''s pepsin
Wi sometimes relieve Il in soda.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-05-02
WEARY the WAITING.

TLsrc's an grt To Ill toi.iug some day,
,Eut ir's weary the -Sti.iaE weary .
There's a blrhor -ou-Nasrr, "a q Peace:u.
bag,
Where the sails viii De irr.ed, and 'ae
hip vlil lay
~ taachCr-somryghe here n the Tar aEay-
,But ~, weary the waiting .
There's IN end to tas troubles OF souls oIr-
pressed,
tBgt ~ weary the HaIti0g g-vesry ,
Sometime, iu the future, when God thiaks
best,
Hen Iay rs down tendsrly to rest
srd roses u grow from Tho thorns in the
breast,
,But it's weary the waiting y
There's an end to the world with Its stormy
frown,
,Bu, il, weary the waiting-weary y
There. a light some eNhCre that no DARK can
drown,
And where iGr's sad burdens are all laid
down,
= crcwn-thank God-for each cross-A
crown
Bat it's weary the vaiting-vearyo