Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-08-21


A MOVEMENT has been started hav-
ing for it. object the erection of a
monument to the memory of John
Brown.
THERE will he no State Fair this
wear. The Society is $50, 900 in debt
and the Sheriff Is after the property
of the society.
TAsSER Of pension fame not only
gives pensions in prufusiou, but he
seems to be equally up in giving taffy-
He calls Secretary Noble "One of
he most lovable Of men.
DoS'r pull the hair out of your
nose and keep your mouth closed
md by 80 doing keep bacteria out
Of your system and thus escape dis
ease SO we are advised.
YorNG ram lamb elixir Of life does
not agree with Philadelphia journ-
aIists. Three newspaper men had the
elixir injected into an arm. The
three were sickened by the injection
AurR1cAS doctors do not know how
TO prepare Brown Sequard's Elixir
Of life or there is no virtue in 1t for
after having been eXperimented with
IN number Of American cities, It
has done more harm than good.
The Philadelphia Bulletin of the
nth inst. saws something that will
interest a number Of men in Juniata |
county. This is what the Bulletin
SAYS The New Jersey peach pro
ducers are in luck this year. The .
rains have spoiled such heavy .
quantities Of peaches in other sec
tions that the price stays up fully
81 per cent. above the price of pre-
viuus years.
LAST Friday, bruiser Sullivan was :,
found guilty by Mississippi jury
1f prize fighting in the aforesaid
state in violation Of law and in dis
"eSGrd Of Governor Lowerys pro ;
,lanation. Killrain viii meet with !
he sase fate On Saturday Sullivan 8
vas sentenced TO serve an imprisou :
nent Of one year. His case has
been appesled to the Supreme Court L
which does not meet till February Il
$50 He has given $4,000 bail for 5
u
ONRof the queer things of this
me Is. that scientific men are trying II
. create the impression or belief
bat the electric current Will not pro W
uce death. The silent testimony d.
{ dead men who have accidentlv NJ
'uched exposed electric light wires, ~
the theory Of the scien- cy
.sts on the question Of the death L
.ealiug force Of the electric cur NJ
ant. \ hemp rope if too light, can II :.
OF hang q man, but if heavy enough =.
never fails IN its Office. So with r,
ne electric current. Make the cur ca
ent heavy enough and there can be 10y
To doubt Of the result. 10
IHr june hood washed out the
usIuchuuua hooms and with them
lilHuns logs Thousands of the VI
- lodged ON farms along the river We
al on islands in the stream. The th
wners of the land on which logs ~ ~
.dged claimed 80 conts for each log In
efure they would consent To allow CO
ne lRmbermeu 10 move the timber he
number of cases were taken into -
,urt and q Northumberland county M
ldge gave an opinion that where fr
he land owners advertised the logs al
II their property, they are entitled 81
ID fifty cents for each and every log ~.
,dged ON their property. But W
,hcrr they failed to advertise the II
,gs they cannot recover 90 cents. I
\ LEARNED Philadelphia doctor NJ
,omcs forw ard and SAYS long nosed
people are not rs liable TO disease as
hort uos.d people. His theory Is
based upon the idea that almost all T
diseases are produced by germs or p
seeds Of disease that float in the air a
and that the seeds are taken into the [
system through the mouth or nose. .
mostly through the nose for the I
mouth IL generally closed. If n nose :
IL long the seeds have a longer pass a
sge to pass through before they pass I
into the throat than if a nose IS short. :,
He advises people not TO pluck or cut 9
of the hair that grows ut the en- '
trance TO the nose Nature, he SAWS, l
placed the hair at the opening of the
nose to arrest germs Of disease and
dust from entering the head and
throat and diseasing the body.
\ FLY woman brought suit in
California against man named
Sharon for the purpose of obtaining
money. She employed lawyer, n
noted duelist named Terry to carry
her ease through the courts. Her
case was lost in the United States !
Court before Justice Field. During