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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-27

NATURE never hurries; atom by atom,
little by little, she achieves her work
The lesson one learns in fishing, yacht
ing, hunting, or planting Is the man
ners of nature; patience with the de-
laws of wind and sun, delays of the sea-
sons, bad weather, excess or lack OF
water, patience with the slowness of
our feet, with the psrsimony OF Gs-
strength
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-27

and the doing right will have MANY
lapses, and have to be hourly striven
Tor, but you are stronger than /, If YOU
do not acknowledge we are only chill
dren of larger growth.
Continually you will be reminded of
the old adage, ''easier to preach than
to practice" but, dear mothers, our
labor Is vain if We attempt to train our
children IN one path and walk In an
other ourselves Very keen, very
searching is the philosophy of child
hood, and before you think it, Won
mothers will be analyzed and Judged.
Happy she whose children can say:
MY mother was honest and true, she
walked herself IN the path she strove to
have us walk"
1t matters little what means you take
to correct and punish children, all are
allke vain, unless you convince their
reason that you do it for their good,
and do it in love. L know it is some
times very hard to suppress your hot
Indignation over some fragrant offense,
and wait till you have controlled your
own spirit, and then coollycorrect your
child, from a deep conviction of duty
and justice. There Is a very marked
difference in the characteristics of chill
dren, even, among the same family.
Some will be influenced for good by
the very means which will strengthen
another's evil tendencies. Earnestly
strive to understand and appreciate
each child's individuality. The misun-
derstanding, not to say ignorance and
stupidity of many mothers In regard to
their children Is lamentable. How can
you expect either to wisely govern or
to have and retain the confidence of
your chsld unless You understand, ap-
preciate and sympathiZe In its very
life.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-27

4 SUGGESTION as TO the freshness of
Chicago that tells of the destruction by
hr- OF a cold storage warehouse. 1t Is
said that ten and half million eggs
were cooked on the upper floor. The
facilities for distribution are no doubt
very great, but II there had been no fire
1t would probably have taken a good
many days to get the last of these ten
aud half million eggs to the consumer
at a distance. Cold storage preserves
them very well, but the fastidious pre-
Ter eggs produced near ut home and
promptly distributed, instead OF those
stored up by the million in warehouses
IT Is doubtless true that physicians
u large cities do more work for moth
ing than any other class of professional
men, and II is not TO be wondered at
hat sometimes the doctors refuse TO
attend patient when summoned, with
out the money being paid in advance.
does seem, however, that IN a great
AtE Ike New York some way should
oe provided for relieving people who
are In dists,Ss, regardless of pay. Quite
recently a woman died in that city.
Who, had she had proper medical atten-
uon, would probably be alive now.
\ hemorrhage followed childbirth and,
no doctor could be induced to look
after her, she died. One physician to
"hom a messenger went, said he would
uot attend unless paid in advance. and
when the messenger hurried to the
BELLEVUE Hospital for an ambulance he
was told that the call must cone
through the police before the ambulance
Sould be sent. The woman suffered
al night without medical attendance,
and was relieved by death in the morn
ug- There is too much red tape about
snese matters, altogether too much red
APE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
MOUNDSYILLE.
An Interesting News Budget From Near
Neighbor.

An Interesting News Budget From Near
Neighbor.
SpeciaI Correspondence Of The Sunday REGISTER.
MoUNDsvILLE, July 27.-Proi. George
Messenger gave magic lantern perform
auce at Masonic Hall last night. A large
audience was present.
Young society people are taking advant-
age of these beautiful evenings for skiff
riding Quite gay crowd were sailing on
the river Thursday evening.
The work OF surveying the streets and
making new plat of the city he's heen
completed by Mr.. Kennedy. Mr.. Charles
Rankin. who graduated in civil engineer
ing at the University this spring, assisted
in the work. The streets will now be re-
named, graded and remodeled in accord
auce with MI. Kenledy's plans.
Miss fish Council, of Wheeling, re-
turred home yesterday, after a pleasant
visit to Miss Irene Sharp.
Misses Maud Jefferson and Effie Bardall
returned home from Mountain Lake OF
Wednesday.
Misses Lou Rinehart and Mary Nc
Mechen, of Wheeling, are the charming
guests Of Miss Carrie COckayne.
A sorrel horse belonging to Mr. Eph.
Rine was taken from the pasturs-feld on
Thursday night and has not been heard
from since.
Miss Anna Blue, Of GRANVILLE, is the
guest of Miss Mary Gray, On B street.
The Sheriff from Parkersburg has made
three visits to the Penitentiary with prls'
oners during the past week.
Mrs. V. L. Cockeyne, who had one of
the small bones of her hand fractured by
the falling Ct window. is improving
The editor of tire Sun Knocked the
Court House Ring higher than Gillrov's
kite last week. Who Gays Meighen's Sun
DON'T move
Thos. H. Meighen was here visiting his
brother, VIM. d. Meighen this week.
Chas. McPeck has accepted petition
as clerk in DR.. John r. Davis drug store.
He was formerly telegraph operator OF
Powhatsn. this county.
Miss Florence McConsughey, an esti-
msble young lady of Cameron, was the
guest of Miss Estells Myers, on Water
street.
Hon. Sep Hall was in town or Sstur-
day, and congratulated his successor, Mr..
Bonar.
The Board of Directors were in session
on Thursday, and ordered Superintendent
johnson to have 10 600 more brick made.
There is now over ninety idle prisoners
and the Board does not deem it expedient
for the health of the convicts or the man.
agemsnt of the institution to allow them
to remain idle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Bariall, Mrs. W. B.
Humpries and Miss Mary Weaver left or
Saturday for Mountain Lake Park where
they will occupy their cottages for several
weeks.
The cottages at the camp grounds are all
taken with the exception of three.
There will be a very fashionable wedding
take place in the Mound City some time in
October. An Ohio young gentleman will
lead to the altar one of our fairest flowers.
Master Morris Miller celebrated bis
sixth birthday anniversary by giving a
supper to a number of his little frlendi
and all remembered him with nice pres
emf.
1t will take the workmen about ten
DAYS 10 finish tearing down the old foundry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
FOOTLIGHT NOTES
Gossip About Popular Plays, PIsywrishts
and Players.

Gossip About Popular Plays, PIsywrights
and Players.
Pauline Markham will reappear in the
leg drama next season. She will be 8
member OF burlesque company.
Sol Berliser asked psf Rooney for ps-
thetic line the other day, to insert in "a
Noble SoD," aad Pat gave him this;
when The fatsesed son comes home TO
calf, the podigal father should be
elugged."
Emma Abbott will open five new 'opers
houses" and academies of music" this
fall. That's rather small number for an
terprisipg artist like Miss Abbott, but
self.ad Verti.ing prima donnas are more nu-
merous than of yore.
Della Fox will not go as star in pretty
as Picture this fall, because she is suf-
teripg from severe attack of grsnulated
sore throat, which makes it next to i'm
possible for her to sing-and eoubretta
who can't sing Is severely handicapped,
even if she can dance and act.
Adam Weber is busily engaged at work
arranging music for the Conquest of Mex
leo. The music is purely Mexican, and as
their musical instruments are somewhat
dissimiIar to ours Mr.. Weber will have TO
rearrapge the music to suit our instru-
ments. The air, however, will not be
changed.
1t ia said that there are in London at
present fifty theatres, besides a large
number of music halls, providing accom-
modstious for 100000 persons nightly.
New York, including Brooklyn, which is
substantially part of New York, contains
forty-three theatres, Chicago twenty, Phil
adelphia sixteen and Boston eleven. The
number of theatres in the United States is
constantly increasing. Sixty-four we're de-
stroyed By fire last year, but in the same
time 1903 have been or are being built.
Violet Cameron will go to America
again with the Gaiety Faust Up to-Date"
Company, which goes over under Abbey g
management to fill Mary AndersOn's can
celed dates, says London letter. This
time Miss Cameron will 90 unattached"
1t is understood to be all up between her
and Lonsdale. This comic opera has bad
tremendous run in London. There is s.
lot of pretty music in it, and if George K
Sims can think up as many good gags"
on contemporaneous events in America as
he has been able to do with the Parnell
commission and other things here, there
may be some money in the piece.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
LEAGUE RECORD.
ASSOCIATION RECORD.
DIAMOND DUST.

It is said that Pieffer hss to cover part
of Anson's territory.
Miller, of Pitssburg, has struck out just
once in forty games.
There ere thirty-twO PLAYERS IN the In
ternational Association who have oeen
members Of the League.
A difference in spellipg:-WashiDgton
has Daily; Indianapolis, Daily; Baston,
Daley; Columbus, Daley; Buffalo, Dealy.
The Columbus directors have decided to
relesee Jimmy Peoples. Stringent rules
have been adopted for the government OF
the players.
Hamilton has signed Ward, the second
baseman who WAS purchased from New
Orleans By Philadelphia aud then released
after be had played couple of games.
In 1871 Aneon played third base for the
Forest City's of Rockford, and whan they
ulayed in Boston on Decoration Day OF
that year he made four safe hits of Spald-
ing' pitching.
Ezra Sutton has been relieved Of the
csptsincy of the Milwaukees and Shoch
appoin ed in his steed. The latter has
been charged with doing too much coach
ing and fined for it.
ST. Louis ought to be thrown out Of the
Association and rot sgsin be permitted to
enter any League playing under the ma
tionsl agreement. Every time that club
losss il is the umpire's fault, and as soon
az they are pushed in the race they come
out with some alarming scandal about peo-
pie connected with the game.-PhiladeI'
phia Ledger.
Taere is a great deal of curiosity ia the
base ball world, especially in tee Ameri-
can Association, to see how Comiskey will
fare with his new pitcher, Tom Ramsey,
who WAS taken in exchange for Hudson
A writer says: "If Comiskey can keep
viii ky out of Ramsey, which he will be
unable to do as long IS whisky is made,
sold or given away, he will have good
pitcher, bat not a great one, as Ramsey
bas lost his best curves"
The Allies unIucty streak is over, ac-
corning 10 Manager Phillips way of read
ing the omens. When he left home MTs.
Phillips and himself were assigned TO sec
ton No. Is. you'll have no luck on this
trip, Horace" said Mira Phillips. Then
abe espied cci1 on the hcOT, aud, picking
it up, found It was of foreign make, with
q large 40" on both sides. You'll lose
ten straight games, see ifyou DON'T" Oh
served the managers wife with conviction,
and then, for fear of running against more
evil omens, she retired.
Some INSCRIPTIONS correspondent writ.
ing for the Philadelphia Press claims that
Williamson is not playing with the Chicago
club wholly because President Spalding
wishes to delay the big fellows salary as
long as possible. Such a statement would
be beneath notice were it not given prom
inence in reputable newspapers. Both
Arson and Spaldipg did their best to in
duce Ned to play here July 4, but VIII
hanson was firm in his determination to
take no chances and could not be urged
into playing. As TO salary, the Chicago
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
CLARINGTON, OHIO.

special Correspondence Of he Sunday Register.
CLARINGToN, O, July 27.-Miss Grace
Kimpel, Of East Liverpool, visited here
this week.
Mrs. c F. Zorn, Of Wheeling, is visiting
friends and relatives here this week.
Mrs. O. c. Mallory and sister, Mrs.
O,ville COss and son, returned home f;om
Pittsburg Tuesday.
George Grim returned TO Bellaire We'd
nesday.
Engineer Geo. Lebanon, of steamer
T. Liberty, has been laid up several days
with rheumatism.
MeS,rs. G.. W Hubucher, ]. E. Morrill,
and VIII B,ugbner have returned home
from the Democratic Senatorial COnven'
ton held at Cambridge this week.
Paden's Crystal Palace showed here
Wednesday night.
Squire Michael Boughner and Son, John
Boughner, of Cameron, made business
trip 10 Wheeling Friday.
MIR. Win S Sims is having a house
built on his farm on Sims Ridge, West
Va.
Don't forget the Reunion here August
IA, 15and 16.h.
Streey Commissioner TmmOns has com
Dleted the road work or Market street.
Mrs 4. W-ishSit, of R-venswOod, il
visiting friends and relatives in this
vicinity.
Thso5ore Hcrabrook, representing Hab
bard & PAUL, Of Wheeling, was in towr
Friday.
Blackberries are selling here at % cent
per bucket.
Mozeus Brrs are building a barge fol
Cap. W S. Li;tsn.
The new etesmer Liberty viii give an
excursion TO the csupmeetiDg AZ Mats
moras Sunday, July %. Fare 80 cents
for round trio.
The game of ball at this plsce Friday
between Woods6eld Ideals and Darlington
Crescent Stsrs, resulted IS follows;
T Crescent Stars 8 0 3 FL
/ Idsals....................l l I'LL
Pitchers, Ideals, G,udiDg; Crescent
Stars, Walton and Beebe; umpire, Fergu
son. Field work was very rocky on both
sides The umpire gave good satisfaction
on both sides
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28

partments in very good condition before
the shut down, and consequently htIie
was done IN the way Of repairing, Inc Inc
company has DO samples out either IN thIs
city or Pitteburg. Secretary Ohariee =, -
Gill and assistant manager William l;
Garrett, however,, are both on the roau
huntiBg for fall business. They report
trade only fair.
The idea of diversifying the product OF
the overgrowR nail mills heTeabouts seems
10 be receiving favorable consideration nom
the nail manufacturers. The Bsllalre mill
is putting in bsr and merchant iron mill
and the Top mill company proposes to fol-
low suit with some new kind of an iron
working mill. It is also reported that the
Laughlin nail company people are thinking
more seriously than ever OF adding Q sheet
iron plant to their oonesra.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
MARRENToN WAITS.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Register.
WARRENToN, July 27.-J. B. Nicely Ia
spending MS vacation with friends In Pom
eroy. -.
Mrs. Cook has been several days with
her mother, who is dangerously i'll, over
the river.
J. Cowan and wife, of Martins Ferry,
spent some days in town this week.
Mrs. Smith, of the Island, and Mrs.
Wil.on, of Short Greek, were the guests OF
Mrs Yost on Thursday.
Mrs. Glow and Lydia Tebold made g
business trip to Wheeling Thursday.
Buz Davis, of Martins Ferry, is visiting
friends here. 80.
The bricks burned at Rush Run, this
week. are pronounced No. l. The men are
well pleased with the manager, MIR. Hat
ton.
The Bane pottery, just across the iiver'
10 about ready for work.
CLYDE and Eugene King are confined 10
the house with pneumonia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
M
MANY A LIFE

HAS been saved by the prompt use Of
Il Ayers Pills. Travellers by land or
sea are liable to constipation or other
arrangements Of the stomach and bowels
which, if neglected, lead to serious and
often fatal consequences. The mostsu
means of correcting these evilsis the use
of Ayers Cathartic Pills. The pru-
dent sailing-master would as soon go to
sea without his chronometer as without
a supply of these Pills. Though prompt
and energetic in operation, Ayers Pills
leave no i'll effects they are purely
vegetable and sugar-coated the safest
medicine for old and young, at home or
abroad.
"For eight years was afflicted with
constipation, which at last became so
bad that the doctors could do no more
for me. Then l began TO take Ayers
Pills, and soon the bowels recovered
their natural and regular action, SO that
now l am in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
EORK AND WORKERS.
- nolys IN AND ABOUT WHEEL
ING.
.....-s g,.sr.s Mentioned Pr'ns'u'u'iy-
b - .,r-..-ss. 10 All Industrious People
w.,. Virginia Mines and
Gaag.AcNris.



,r,,a, of the n, 2. L., Wri, I-
p.esioenl. Am. Ant Davis, Of the \ T. y
'N'ess f' go Ialy IA for OOluSoeo' y
be-, this , .'.'s tbst Bro. Davis made on
f. ~ minds Of the miners s,;t y cd your hum
l' bsripaisg TO bear tiu', sI 60; ~ s,eE Of
BE ssI',N =, 6Il the many calls 20 a ,;-
D, uyirs ~ ts,t have been heia uuIiI :
BE meel'1As Ava A few dsys since al
BE- pasl se'o l-,;-s was held at Nay oSII5'
oPss- r-e5er,ck o1ebseSsf ~ ;- Wa
SEQ ogs- The mse'l'8. " - Urss,..
7's.'.- e'r.5 ss ssc--tsry. 4 s.s Pr,;,srs
o1i '0- .,.,l,,, and sld-e'sa' 'li' 49,
90 ao ,-' zen o,.r sa hour on miel9> .'',-
present -.l ~, o--s-'zs,ion, wl'1 me S ~
ters aei ' .L- l,-,, uaioa CT tae ~ 4
s-7 r,~.v me1 tc become ,.-. tbe same
l Ia r1ssirg wn be ps-o 2. LII o..
',-,. .--, Vb-a two more niue III w. and
sec ~ em called 20 MOUNDS, '. M o. a.
gan Z p-- MINIS mex, Week, SnI M SO
BoSg' Nt- -~s, a, Shor, Creek D.o' =,
ganiza 81. Sunday. and wi. sva, 81! '4
Seuu lron President JOAI - - the
other poinis Alter / get ~ 80 f,r
~ In IN he F.at-top field must "O' ~.
- Sanding az of their unisns' a. -
'A0 .yiIs which csn be aoollsleu ~
arc '-..-5 organiz.d body o. Heli-ulsClp p
u1'.,e , and we expect President Nc
hnse . - h vote his attention 10 the condl-
b'.l' ~ sr,irs in this region before very
r3l VI There is 10 evil in this field but
.ols. c,r b. ersdicstsd if we stand TO-
- There is no cause to De the Iea''
.o5rdsnt DOW. All the Flat-'op region
5,oyirg for organization and the boys
am rs-l earnest.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
CinclnnQi Commercial G -et'e.

They were sitting at the supper table last
night when the husband said: The CEN
sus clerk was in to-day, dear. He de-
handed the age of each of the family, and
1 was obliged TO give him yours. 1t was
the law, be said"
"YOu did, you brute LawP What do
care for law? John Henry, did you pre-
sumo to tell that man my age?" she de-
mauded Indignantly.
Yes" john Henry rep led diplomatic
ally, Il told him you were "a"
"Oh," John Henry's wife said beaming-
ingly, as the rustling of the wings of the
dove of peace was heard in the room. II
suppose the law had to be respected"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
Excellent

health. Mrs. C. E. Clark, Tewksbury,
Massachusetts.
q regard Ayers Pills as one of tho
most reliable general remedies Of cur
times. They have been in use in my
family for affections requiring a purga-
tive. and have given unvarying Satisfac-
ton. We have found them an excellent
remedy for colds and light fevers." -
W. X. WOodson, Fort Worth, Texas.
For several years have relied more
upon Ayers Pills than upon anything
else in the medicine chest, 10 regulate
my bowels and those Of the ships crew.
These Pills are not severe in their ac-
ton, but do their work thoroughly. [
have used them with good effect for
the cure Of rheumatism. kidney trout
bles, and dyspepsia" Capt. Mueller,
Steamship Felicia, New York City.
Il have found Ayers Cathartic Pills
TO be a better family medicine for COM
mon use than any other pills within my
knowledge. They are not only very
effective, but safe and pleasant to take
qualities which must make them
valued by the public. ~ Jules Hauel,
Perfumer, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ayers Pills,
PREPARED BY
Dr. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
GENERAL SPORTS.

Arrangements are being made for Gau-
daur and Hamm to row a RAGS at Creve
C01r next Saturday afternoon. An effort
will be made By GAudaur to beat the
worlds three-mile record, which he him
self made in his race with HanlaH, May
30, 1887, 1880.
Plaisted has made very important i'm
provement in the row-lock section Of OARS,
giving greater bearing and therefore e
sursr hold on the water. He has sent a
pair for trial to Gcudaur. Jake Gays they
are excellent, and he would not think Of
using the old style il race.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
She Could.

"Can you manage a typewriter" asked
one married lady OF another.
Can 1 msnage typewriter l should
say so. made three leave my husband 8
Office within the last two months, and the
last is 80 homely that John isalmost afraid
of her. The management of typewriter
is sn art, bat l have got it down tine. y
Merchant TrdUeller.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
HEARTY LAUGHTER,
BRIGHT AND WITTY PARAGRAPHS sUITA-
BLEFOR TAEsEASON.
Sorrow in the Background-Lght and Airy Lsra-
turs BY the Worlds
Humorists.

Minister (referring to the tongue)-
Dearly beloved, it is little thing, but un-
less properly controlled and kept to check
is capable of creating much trouble. 1t
msy cause oaths and curses TO issue from
your lips, it may be-
MeGilpin Ito his friend WHATS he
talking about?
McGolpin-Pm not sure, but I should
say that ne vas talking about collar but
tons.-Ldlorence american.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
A Dissgreeable Feature.

Friend (to theatrical acq1aintance)-
No doubt there are great many dis
agreeable things connected with the cheat
rical profession?
Actor-Yes, indeed.
Friend-What do you find to be most
dissgreeable?
Actor-The way in which the railroad
tiss are laid. They are either too fal
apart or too near together for comfortable
uedestrianism.- Yankee Blade.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-07-28
An Everyday Scene.

Pedestrian-What's all that fues about
in that house-wedding?
r .sident-No. A new baby arrived last
night, aud all the women in the neighoor-
hood are going into ecstasiea over 1t.
''Who is that tail man all the women are
crowding sround?"
"He is the minister, come to fix dale
for the christening
"And who is the shcrt man who attracts
80 much attention."
"He il the doctor"
"Ahl see. That no-account fellow,
who is baing pushed out of the way CT Eun
over. is the hired msp, 1 presume"
No; he's the father. "-Ne0 York
Weekly.