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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-03

nn;UT{n flom Tie diary ui tour
MlftAN lists, commercial travel
WV IIU cI-, business men and
others has revealed:
That the Wisconsin Central has th'
unqualified md r~"ucut 81 All,
That tap Wisconsin Central hos to-day
Tie H.fsr pupulir iNup hrfween Mir
aeapoli3, st. Paul AMI Milwaukee
and Chicago
TIl; lIa Wisconsin Cen.rai is daily
adding IuTis admirers "a the rpr0g-
uizad Pullman liuc between Mime
apolis, ST. Paul aud Milwaukee and
Chicago;
ThuI tie Wisconsin Central touches
JAp mast pTpWlueUi points IN WIS
cousin. aud that IL has more Import
put business centers On its through
line than any other railway In the
Northwest;
That the Wisconsin Central has made
uu epviablp ruputptinu With lie peer
le-- Dining Car Service;
rhHt the Wisconsin Central runs iaSi
trains on which ali cir ~ 81 lnssen-
gers prG carried with cOmnlodious
aud distinct accommodation for alt;
That the Wisconsin Central hhs repre-
sputaiiycs distributed throughout
the c1untry, who will cheer MlIy
give Any information that may lie
desired and thai ~ terminal Agents
IRE specially IL structed 10 look after
the comfort Of passengers who may
be- routed via lis liue.
For detailed Information, apply to
your nearest Ticket Agent or TO repre-
ann'a'iyDs ~ the road.
VIII. S. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER,
G,nsr,. J,pasoT ksst Geu -fasr.S fkAgt,
LOUIS EcKsTElN,
Asst UouL rAssT. y Tkt Agi'
MILWAUKEE,, WIS
AESON, Northwestern PASSENGER Agt
4 Nieuli1i House Block MlhNENF""'N ''N'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-03
For the treatment OF all
CHRONIC a~d SURGICAL DISEASES
Appliances for Oeiomtes

Best facilities, apparatus and equipments Tor
successiul Ifcatmpnt ~ every form a. disease re-
quiring Medical and Surgical treatment,
Siyiy-ivo new rooms Tor patients; hest accom-
H0, q lous we-i OF Sew l"rF.
Write for Illustrated papers on neioTHitlicsl
Club Feet, Curvature If the spine, Tiles lHmOrs'
Cancer, q IA, ~, Bronchitis, Inhalation, llertTi-
,iIy, Magnetism, Paralysis, EpiltIsy, Kidney,
adder, Eye, Ear, skin aHd Blood, AMI OF, eurgi.
cal operations.
Diseases Of Women a pcc!aliy. BOOK on dis.
yhsps irru,
Tba outs Reliable deLical aud surgical lUs'i-
tute baking asVeCt icy at lriyalc N eaHvs.
iIllooi dIsrNas SIC, ys,Giily irsalei. ~ Ia
H. Poison removed ir0m tie system EIr bout iunr-
curry. Sow Restorative Treatment tur loss OF
NllaI Power ptr-uu- unable 10 0hI1 ut nan! pC
iUafc1 ~ N0aJU bF -rucsTp drnrn. AT rJIuHHun-
D. a'lUu. CONFIDENTIAL Medicines or WalfHIaHnI-
apuI bv NOT ~ TXpus- sr,Irp'v packed one
r-rsurll interview pp ierui Cal. end consult
us. or 4tnl hi-tniy # yUuT ease, aud ST." VIII send
~ rl.in Nrlppar uuT buuE FIRE. rArIUiuiUH Why
th6u aud. Cannut Ds cured u rriya'e, sptCia. Hri
Nuf,Bl ul-rasy -0wlu0l NCa.ros., 'Irima-
iuTrhra iHPut7Hey Syphilis, epaAorrl"t,'ie
NHriuUlgle, p C, uls.
Pacific g rsst lstiutc. established Cor ur.g'y Dc
grarfer Of % ocutu 8, Corner OF G,aTy ana 'lu.Dl
i-, suB FnU5i.cb. a. ID rUsBry auI Dug
store occupying he whole corH,r OF block,
FHrt g.a.. 'uous and board f0r 800 VaIiuI. ~ Tho
-lnltuluE connected with ID,
Liebig World Dispensary.
Cal or address Saqsas CITY, NO, o. sau Fran.
cisco, Cal,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-03
AGEHTS WANTED.

F1l Club Euu8t On any further information De-.
Eirul, vritu lngibly 70 tho undersigned clearly stat.
Ing your residence, with State, County, street and
Number More npid return mail delivery vii he
assured by your enclosing an Envelops h]e7rius
g.uF mi 4INFal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-03

Drlegate. elect 0 under the call wi pg0vius
themselves With UtelruIi1lr frou the iuig'. VI
primary elections IN Ihrit respective precincts, ~
oripr tha; th'iT Tiglt 10 seats and woe 10 tAl
convention may be determined.
In COLLINS.
Vice Cam Zen. CON.
:. GuRIOS, seu,s
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
Delaware Notes.

M Editor d, L will now after n
long tour through the country re-
sume tue duties aud responsibilities
of 4 correspondent and come to the
front once more. / see that all the
other correspondents have settled
down behind the stove to smoke the
pipe of peace in the rear. Beaut,
speaks of me rs having crossed the
Alps think VII find Beauty in
the Australian mines where no news
paper correspondent can reach him
to harangue him about things that
appeared in the columns of the "Sen-
finei L hope too that when the
Pail Mall Gazette of London
needs n reporter that Beauty will 5e
callei upon 10 fill the position On
my journey | met and had a pleasant
chat with Pat and Didly. They lit
tie thought they were entertaining
the eminent Ser mons Tullious L
saw Beauty, All Beauty is danly
fellow.
Our school is progressing finely
under the instruction of 1. S. Dimm.
j. W. Kurtz who has been very i'll
Is slowly convalescing.
J. Banks Eurtz a student of Dick
irson college is home on visit.
College life seems to agree with him.
D. f. Parfet of Golden CITY. Col -.
spent few days with his relatives
and friends in this vicinity
Henry Auker left on Monday morn
ing for McAIisterville, where he in
ends to learn a trade.
Supt. Aumln visited our school n
few weeks ago.
Wallace Frunk is engaged in haul
. props for J. w. H;bbs. Some
'ur gals cast glance that way.
presume ihey admire the props.
George Leitzel spent few days
N Lancaster county last week.
will now close. looking to hear
rom Pa. and Biddy, and Beauty.
am as ever,
SERvIoUs TULLIoUs.
November 4th, 1889.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
ALL WORK REDUCED.
Half-rates to the Catholic
Congress at Baltimore,
via the Pennsy ylvania
Rail z Dad.

The Catholic Congress to be held
in Baltimore, Md, November 1Oti
to 18th, promises to bring together
a very large assemble ye of the clergy,
the laity, and the church orSaniza
tions, from the entire Union. The
scope of the meeting has far out.
grown ths original indications and in
view of these considerations the
Pennsylvania Railroad C,'npany has
arranged to sell excursion tickets to
all visitors to Baltimore on this oc-
casion at a single fare for the round
trip.
the tickets Will be sold from all
stations on the Pennsylvania Rail
road system, November 7th to 18th,
valid for return until NoveInb nber 10th,
1889. All tickets sold from Pitts
burg and stations west of Latrobc
Will read to Washington, but will be
sod at the Baltimore rate, and will
admit of stopping off in Baltimore
within the face limit, So that excur-
sionists may enjoy the privilege Of
visiting both cities
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
Fatal Cunning Accident

On Saturday afternoon last, one OF
the most distressing accidents that
has occurred IN this neighbOrhood
for many years. took place on Canoe
mountain, almost directly in the rear
of the summer residence of Mr.. P.W
SNYDER, Mt Point View, near Williams
burg. Lloyd Harnish, aged about Is
years, son of Mr.. Zachariah Harnish
who lives some distance east of
Yellow Springs, was hunting turkeys
~ WAS also Mr.. Benjamin o. Cooper
n well-known citizen and old hunter
from Williamsburg. They were
hunting IN the same neiShbJrhood
but each was unaware Of the proximity
OF the other. Both men were using
turkey calls, and both were deceived
by them, nistsking them for the
answering calls of the wild fowl. for
which they where hun. ing. Mr..
Harnish was concealed beEInd log
and Cooper seeing the hat was de
ceIved thin king 1t was turkey
He fired Mt 1t and the load of ''B B"
shot struck Harnish In the face and
- T. VI hAN htstN SptltI tliSC NtItu
his dreadful mistake almost - soon
~ tho shot Was fired ran to the Young
man he found weltcrin. in bls ii.
The shot took effect in his nose,
forehead and front part of his head.
A son of Mr.. Cooper who Was along
with his father ran to the Pennsvlva-
mia Ice Company's office, and tele-
phoned to Williamsburg for a doctor
but before the physician arrived the
young man was dead, The body
was taken to the home of the lads
father. The young man WAS con
scious before his death, and said to
MIR. Cooper, Ben what did you shoot
me for; did you take me for a turkey -
The affair is greatly regretted and
has caused much sorrow in Williams
burg and at the young nIap's homo
Mr. Cooper is n highly respected
citizen of Williamsburg, and is almost
,,IssrdceL over ms fortunate blum
de.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
Keep Phosphate Out Of the
Way

From the Newport Ledger Farm
ers who are In the habit of allowing
their phosphate to lie about, anc
empty bags to be thrown where the
cattle can get them, will take warning
from the following; George Rhode.
lives on ID. w Gantt's farm about
two and a-half miles above Newpo TT
and had used some phosphate Us II
fertilizer. In taking the stuff into
-he carriage house he spilled s.'-7s
une sill at the door. and a sacl of
1t was set IN a cC~ns among So Q
agriculture macilir r. Sunda.
morning te noticed th four of his
Young catEs were very c., an acted
As if they lad beer T-ioned. He
at once used remedies AID sent for
Mr.. CAN'T One of the cattle died
on Sunday night, but the others are
on n fair way of recovery. Upon
locking about to find what the cs,tle
had eaten he discovered that tbs V
had licked up the phosphate from the
sill, found the sack IN the wagon
shed, and chewed tine cloth OF it to
get the saline substance out of it.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
GENER.4L .N.EHS ITEMS

Bucks county has thirty-fve veter-
mary physicians.
Over $1,000 has been subcribed Mt
Johnstown for the purpose OF search
ing for the dead. An old man named
Fortzinger, hanged himself IN Cone
mauGh borough.
A despatch from Columbus say.
"Samuel White, life prisoner, who
was pardoned on condition that he
abstain from strong drink, in Nav,
1871. was to-day brought back to
prison TO remain the rest of his life
NORFOLK, Va, Oct 26.-While Prov
ling in n corn field near Deep Creek,
III NorfJlk county on "Wednesday
night, n gypsy woman from camp
near by got caught III beartrap.
The gun exploded and wounded the
woman SO bad that she died where
she WAS shot and her body was found
Thursday morning lying alongside
the trap.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
Boys in Japan.

Iu the province of kiangsI. near
a temple, In boys school, while -
teacher was called away one day all
the boys except one-with the inten
tion of playing joke ON the teach
er--hid in empty collins that wcrs
in the temple. The boy who was to
act ~ sentinel had hardly closed
down the lids over the five bows
when the school master appeared.
Answering the teachers question the
sentinel said his comrnd.s had gone
to heaven, their bodies now beiua N
tho collins.
The teacher fearing that the Joke
might have been carried to far rais-
ell the lids of the cofIins and found
in reality all five boys had died from
suffocation.
The sixth boy being now thor
oughly scarab, started to run, when
the teacher overlook lin and whip
ped him 10 death
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
Shot Dead.

Pauline Hagl.y and John Shubcrt
were eUPl~yod 1T the bakery Of
JJssph Duttenhotfer at West Chester.
Pa, the formor as girl of all work
and the latter rs a baker. On Satur.
tay morning November =, Shubert
"ent rabbit shooting and as be left
the bakery, Paunue remarked that
she would pay him twenty fve cents
for every rabbit he shot.
Tins evening she went TO = friend :
house on West Chestnut street
where sho was soon Joined bv Shu.
bert with Il gun but no rabbits.
Pauline began twitting him ut his
lack of luck when he pointed his
supposed empty gun at her - pull,
ing the trigger, shct her dead. He
at once gave himself up to the police
and WAS subsequently, c1oneratep bv
the Coroner's jury. Shubert, NAV
and he may not have shot the Girl
Intentionally but the fact that he aim
ed the gun ct her and pulled the
trigger Is against him. He merits
severe punishment
T. Thomas Fortune of Now York
hes issusd call for national con.
yentIon uf colored men at Nashville.
Tenn, on January 10, 1890, to organ
lie Il National Afro American League
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
HALLOS EVE PARTY.

Many Of the young people of thi,
place attended party ON IIallow
Eve ut the home of EI-Sheriff Lou
don at East Point and spent the
evening in playing many of the
games that properly belong TO that
. mystic eve. Among the features
: Of the evening WAS n cake baked by
. the young ladies of the party not one
of whom uttered n word during tine
making up and baking thereof, i'll
which Had been placed a ring, soy,
a thImble, button, and cent The
cake Was cut into slices and each one
OF the party drew one from off the
plate. The party who received the
piece with the ring will according to
superstition be married within q
wear the finder OF th. key viii take
long and pleasant journey during
the year tho thimbie indicates
single blessednesS whether found by
Young man or Young lady; tine
finder OF tine button viii be pov-
erty stricken, and the cent indicates
wealth on the part of the finder.
The trophies of the cake were all
held up excepting the thimble which
couldn't be found, neither could any
one who had seen it, aud it wss plain
someone had found it, and was
afraid TO hold it up. After the
party had left the refreshment table
the thimble was found under the ia
BILE where someone had thrown it,
not caring to show his or her trophy
It's young people report having
spent very pleasant evening, ana
are in favor of repeating it next wear.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
Locust Rum Item ..

The farmers are busily engaged
IN huskiug their corn crop. and ii
proves to be good one.
Mr. S. p. Leyder bought fine
fIolstine COW last week
Isaac Hams has the brag cabbage
IN this vicinity.
The happiest man is jacob Maloy.
It's boy
Miss Ida Lukens birth day party
was largely attended by ten ladies
and twelve gentlemen from whom
she received many handsome pres.
ents.
A certain Young lady told c. s.,
of Locust Run sure cure for the
cold, but as it is new remedy hs
would like to have little more in.
formation on the case before using it
Mr.. S. should not allow his young
er brother to beat him sporting tn,
girls
Samuel Croft is the champion iok
or OF the railroad
Look out for the 25 cent show as il
is still around.
Philip Cleck Is the well known
shoe maker at Locust Run, had his
nose badly demoralized last week
while half soleing pair of shoes
The hammer glanced and struck him
We are glad to hear that there
will be society started at the Lo.
Gust Run school house iu the rcar
future.
There is certain young man in
Locust Run whs triod to scare an
other young mans horse the Other
evening by shooting off his revolver.
We advise him to put his revolver
away and not try it again 1t may
make dear fun for him.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
4 Little Grave.

In the old grave yard quiet and still.
On the north side of = beautiful hill,
Is little grave that's neatly m.dc,
In which INV darling boy was laid.
love to 20 70 that quiet spot,
And think of Milton that is ns'er forgot
Nv darling boy aad b $ words OF chs-r
TA,i made him 10 nv heart 80 dear.
do not mourn him AZ lost or gone,
To that world of light he has simply
flown,
He said be would wait for M, TO come,
Until my work on etrth was done.
Il seams 70 the he Is nearer far,
And he left those BEAUTIFUL gates air
On his way TO that land of perfect rest,
/ ace him when my soul is biest.
No tempest nov can spoil my rwer,
II will ever bloom in that heavenly bower
Jesus will water and tend il we'll,
So in his book he doth me tell.
CLARA G.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
One Fare to Baltimore via
the Pemnsylvania EaIIroad.

A large number of people Will be
attracted TO Baltimore at the meet
ing of the Catholic Congress and the
ceremonies incident thereto. and, in
order tnat they make the trip as con-
venisntly and as cheaply as possible,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets, November
18th to 18th, valid for return until
November 10th, from all principal
stations on its lines, at a SINGLE fare
for the round trip. During the same
period, III order that the visitors to
Baltimore may hlso extend their trip
to Washington, excursion tickets will
be sold between the two cities at
81 20, valid sor return until Novem-
ber 18th.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
Ilusklng Corn by NJ a achiner }

On Saturday machine for husk
ing corn was in actual operation at
the Highland dairy farm of T. b
Wetzel near this city and did salts
factory work. The corn stalks Were
fed through the machine butts first
as fast as one man could handle them.
The stalks were cut and crushed by
the machine and the corn delivered
in n wagon. A large crowd Of far
mors and others were present to wit
ness the test of the machine which
did its work effectively and satisfnc-
tory. The day of hasking corn by
hand is about over, and the hnsker
will follow the thresher as surely rs
the thresher follows tho binder
Lock Haven Republican
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
serYss Ass rIorsIEron.


SrvrS inches Of snow fell in Color
ado ON the Doth Of October.
SNow WAS heavy enough last Thurs
day in Western Nebraska to belate
railroad trains
John Field Philadelphia mer
chant born in Ireland has bscom-
ryst master Of the Quaker City.
CAsE.-R CEzssoS !y dctalcatisr
Of ono hundred thousand dollars
has Knocked the Tradesmen's Ma
tional Bank OF Conshohocken, Pa,
higher than a kite" Tho bank was
organized only six years ago.
A v.ALTrr tobacco dealer WAS shot
while Robin. 4 store in Canada re-
Gently, Mt night. He of course wa.
an old oif=nder, but had never been
suspected of being burglar. He
was Leading church member, Sun,
d.y school man, Se.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
EEL SUPPER.

Eighty-two persons, friends of ex-
Sheriff Fowles, partook of an eel
supper at the Jacobs House on Hal
low Eve. Invitations had been issu-
ed for the supper several days prior
to the occasion by committee of the
eI-sheriffs admirers, and on that
evening at s o'clock p N, the din
ing room of the hotel was crowded
with the favored ones who partook
of eels captured III the Susquehanna
river at Selinsgrove and engaged in
an after supper chat with his neigh
bors and friends.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
Interested People.

Advertising a patent meoicins in the Pc
cuiiar way in which the proprietor Of
krmp's Balsam for Coughs and Colds doe.
is indeed wondcrfu He authorizes eli
druggists to give those who call for il a
sample bottle Free, that they nav try it be-
fore purchasing. The large bottles are 5oc
and SI.eO. We certainly would advise a
trial IL may save you iIon consumption.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06

A.! tne D. t-.tS al the Counry were
ron lTirt II the PrOih5notarv' Oific-
~ NO g.. 1a Nelne-i "
Boy er's majority over 3 ger l. 19T
votes.
Groningers majority over Mccall
an Is 22O votes
Smith : majority over Miidagh is
263 votes.
The temperance candidate received
lOJ votes in the county. 26 of which
we're pOlled IN NifflIntowu
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
Edward EVerette Hale's Impres'
sion of President Harrison.

| SAW President Harrison first N
the Senate Chamber and on the
platform of the Capitol at his In
ausuration l saw him next at the
magnificent dinner-party IN New
York at tho Grand Opera House on
th. 3Oth of April. and h.ve seen
him now. Aud an sure of this ::
there - IN him a pensive vsin of i'm
sgination, one might say of poetry
which you ,lo not find in nero poll
tIciaus, and which il not often found
IN stste-men. Do you not remem-
her how. IN those little speeches in
the days of the canvass, ne always
struck some unexpected note, and
told the heroes something they had
never thought of before We'll that
belongs to this imaginative faculty.
In the Senate Chamber while the
formal proceedings belonging to the
nav birth went on, this man sat as If I.
hs were dreaming. He wa, not \
looking OF any person or anything .
he was looking into Eternity Half
Al hour after l stood behind hin
when he was delivering his inausu-
RAJ The rain was pouring in sheets
not drops The water rolled down
the paper in his hand. and dripped
lnEy from its lower margin. Yet he {
stood a. II wholly unconscious of
the elements and delivered that
speech with energy like ,Naroloon's ,
At the bridge Of Lodi rain or no rain
what vas that His business was
10 say how the Republic should be
Again at the Opera
House he sat through five hours of :
tho worst speaking YOU ever heard. t
Ten worse speeches than wero spok
en- there are not to be found in liter:
ature
l watched him again Listenirgf /
Yes, in n fashion hut al the time he ;
listened, dreaming, if YOU please
fsnc,ving imagining. At the end of q.
that evening l think he had a fuller ,
and botter idea of what was in that
theator than any other. man there.
And thon, after the. dreariness Of
those ten speeches he was called up. !
He spoke perhaps ten minutes. The
speech wis entirely eJ tempore in :
form 1t was pathetic, it was hui /
merous at times, it was tender, it was
digniiisd. 1t held the tired autienc.
Us only perfect speaking does or can:
and people went away more alive for
1t. more glad 81 the Centennial, more :
awake to all IT had To teach tho ma
ton So quickened wero they in
decd, that almost everyone of them ,
will tell you now that all the speak
ing OF the evening was admirable. ,
For the end Of battle Is what makes /
1t victory or failure. Now, here he
Is again not with picked audience
OF thosand representatives Of the :
best life IN America, but with - mer- t
~. laughing crowd of three or four
thousand Portsmouth people who
want to sec President. Once more
he entcrs wholly into the occasion I
II wholly at ease and natural, laughs
with those who laugh rs he shakes q.
hands with those who shake hands. ,
All tins Is genuine. Old john Adams, ;
or his son-or Martin Van Buren, or
James Buchanan, or Polk or John !
son or any Of that sort-misht as
well haye tried TO fly as to enter :
With such simplicity, sympathy and :
dignity into the life Of these who are (
rrowdinS around him. Exchange.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
AtaenlsOa COmr Ads Post I3l
G.. a. Il.

/ request full attendance OF
members at our next meeting ON
rHURsDAy, NOV. 1TH,
a. it il nomination night for new of
ficers let there be good turnout
BY order of
j. NJ. PANNEBAKn,
Post Commander.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06

The Sentinel and Reps: !,ca. Office is the
pay you il ycu need anything in that line.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
Tonight and Tom morrow
Night.

And each day aud night during this
week you can get at all druggists Kemp.
BsIsam for the throat and lungs, acknowl-
ed ged to be the most successful remedy
ever sold for the cuie Of Coughs, Group
Bronchitis, Who"pine Cough, Asthma and
Consumption. Get bottle io-dHy and
lScepit always in the house, 30 You rar
check yonr cold at once Price so crnt'
and 81. Sample bottles free.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
AMERICAN FISHES.
.UsEtrTissGG XIV, md

sVrstIsasSss KEW nnd.r fh- .n,
''li'-n i-'E -,.'in'.n r..-r heard "a
t':-pfHt> LINE r;rs' r.quir--. - CI"rHE,
IN Every I'"n,--ksrp~r. I,nndr-s> and
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