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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
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ratbspabIen bes speiten @abltDrpers
eroberten bon IL Manoaten bic Mntis
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erreet Der @abliee Soitnit's, Mebners
gu ct. stephan. lber etnen geadteten
MopDcaten In BET tnneren Stabt, ipelhe
bisber n~iv.anbers als liberal seudbIt bat.
Die Wablbetbeiligung uar iebr fart.
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antiiemitiid. - Dte btefisen 2ebrer Be-
abiidtisen oyn IA. Mei als ben Sag
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gu beeeben. = 8ei einer partie auf bic
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ante ST. Hobert Ranib iiber ein S1nees
felo 100 Meter tief IN oas QbQentbal,
mo ct tpbt aufsefunoen tpurbe.
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lihe Sfslette. DieieIben biirften aGer
Observation-Disclosures na9 bon ben In Dem
am l. Suit 1909 3wiiden Osferreidern
uno Sad1en ftattgebabten @efedte &C.
faaensn Sadien berru9ren.
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nanmebr beinahe iiber gang 8orarlberg
berbreitet.
= 8rinn. Snfolge zines 9ab:
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bonn Gieertbumer Sran; Dommapsr IL
folse idledsten @eidditssanses seiperrt
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-25
Shmets.

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mabl anIdslia Der jansifen goniecras
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aierunes Mbgeoroneten bon @raubinos
ten uno Sdwp5 u. a. aud benz WuniA
4usbrud gegeben> es m5hten bic foge'
rannten a6miniRrirten TbeiIe bes giss
tbums gbur baIo e;n nal enbgIltig ben,
0istbums. 8srbanoe einberleibt tperben.
2u ben ,,abniniftirter" Tbeilen bes
Bisibums get5rsa Die gantone nri,
Shnp; uno beioe ~lIntermaloen, iobanu
bic tat1olii9en @sbiete Der Gantone
3arid uuo @larus. Sic usrben, c9ne
Bisibams : BeifanttbeiIe at iein, bon
gbur aus proDiior.i1 perspaltet uno lei
fen berngeu,dB aud nur einen gertngen
Beitrag an bic biih5dide MsnIa. Die
ies @erbdltniB oatirt lett Der Iufaebung
bes Distbums Gcafan;. I'm bic finfs
siger Sabre bsrunl Seoadte man ole nrs
cantcre 1anlt 9u3ern 5u einem iogsa.
8alofdotezB iatbum III pereinigen. Die
fec glan ssridlug itd. gs lit aagez
meia iebr aufsefaQea, bab Der 8unoesz
ratb gleidseitig aIs er Bel ben eiOgen5lf:
|Ihen @dtber unl bic grmddti8ung 3lr
Sorterbaltung bes gommifariatS tn
Teifn natiuAte, ben Gommifar 8crel
abberufen bat. Gfenbar gebra4 es btr
ionf 70 tbatenIufigen 8unbesbeh5roe
anf Elm NAL an Der ti5ibigen 3uberF&l
bafir, baB bic Understanding eins
GDrtoauer oes GcmmiRariats TN italienis
ihen 2anbestteI geifattet trerbe. Sen'
ariiden 1T bei ben Ndtbel bic Befdwsrs
6elArift bsr teifiner gautcns sHegierune
The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29
-",W EFT HOWE.

There is no place like home runs the old saw ;nd we know how true il i~.
 C'o where we will--cncountcr men in whatever circumstance, Wr may = We shall he apt to find that |! reference to thcir hones will Immediately st. cure their attention. and will give you favor in their eyes.
 The impressions made ii the home are lasting. \ mothers word. never pI>s frrn the mind. \ fathrr'> coun- -rl remains fresh >o long ;> lie lasts. The last hcnedictiou cf parental lo,, and >Ulicitndc--wijh what tcnaritN i. c!in@> tn the memory when almost al e!>' has gone.
 flow Important. therefore. that the nom" hc maintained intact a> long q. ru>>ibl,--a haven of lo, ing counsel Of peace and joy to the growth, c;;lrcn. How sal when death invade> when the ire goes oit on thr hearth >i"n" and inc tauilN i~ scattered. W hat thr children los" ly tue drail "i ' I'"r nj '.ul, 'E..-. really" WI.
The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29

{ have grown up without that love and
 advice which q parent alone can be
 stow.
 . No doubt. tens of thousands of parents have found premature graves, who might have lived years of useful
 ness. had they but known what wa.
 sappine their strength. ard slowly
 but surely pushing them into the grave.
 There are tens of thousands of parents to-day in agony of mind through fear cfdeath from kidney dis ease, who do not know that they are doctoring only Synlptoms-such ss wakefulness. nervousness. q splendid feeling one day and an all-gonc one another. dropsy, weak heart action. pneumonia. neuralgia, tickle appetite. etc, while the real trouble is poisoned blUod caused by diseased kidneys. Unless purified with Warmers Safe Cure they will just ss surely die, as though poisoned with arsenic.
 lf vou are suffering as described. and have been for any length of timc you arc, unless you get relief right speedily, stricken with death, whether you know it or not.
 Doctors publicly admit that they cannot cure advanced kidney disease: they are too bigotcd to use Warmers Safe Cure because it is an advertised remedy; consequently, unless you use yOur own good judgment. secure and use Warmers safe Cure. specific, which has proved itself in tens of thousands of eases 70 he all il is repre- sentej. ycur home. through your dcsth will he broken up and your loved ones depriyed of that which money cannot purchase nor friends supply.
 Alrcody too many loving parents. noble. Kind and true. have gone Jcwn to premature graves trough ignor- ancc of their condition. and Ihc higot- ry of phl sicians IL is time to cry l; halt. and We beg of you for the love you bear your. home aud the duty you owe yourself. to give his matter your careful and conscientious considera- tion.
The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29

\ iaaatiian paper wauts to know whv 5.0hi.000 Ganadians should pul Morr th"n 6a0ConUU Americans pay. I The thi'ieeu Cabinet officers ui' O,ta- Wa receive sslOj,Oo0 T year. while the eight Cabinet officers u{ the United ~;at,. receive S.ii.UDu..
The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29
What MT. Kaggin Said.

i NIT. ilAggin. tine owner of thc great Anaconda mine. who is q man possess
 cd of that remarkable sagacity and
 business ability for which his race is
 famous. is reported hv a correspondent
 of the Boston Herald to have clectri-
 fled the assembled solons of the French
 Syndicate with the following pointed
 speech. We do not vouch for the ac-
 curacy of the report. but to any one
 who has the advantage of knowing Mir.
 IIaggin. it bears strong internal evi- dcnca of accuracy. The report says: IVY hen MT. IIaggin says anything he says il to the point ill the fcwest words.
 He is middlc-aged. white-haired.
 whitc-bearded man of great dignity,
 cold manner, remarkably clear head,
 and he is unsurpassed in uncomnuni-
 cativcncss. When he spoke ill his deep
 voice. solemn manner. and imperturo-
 able face he swed the French. He said:
 Gentlcmen. have listened to this dis
 russiOn several days. If have been cdiIicd I have no: been instructed.
 You do noi secM to appreciate the si'-
 nation. IL iS this: l mine copper to sci. Got to look at it costs ne noth- ing to n.ine my copper. The silver cX- ,rsctcd from my ore yields such . profit that my copper is practically bv product. But suppose ] say cop per costs me three cents per pornd, ready fer delivery in bars. you will sec I can sell ii at < profit. whether you agree un price or not. The Calumet & Hccla copper is better than my own, hut !, docs not cost it's owner over two cants il bound more. The Calumet X iIecla mine and my mine. the Anaccn- da. produce at the present time so,OGo ton. ofcoppcr annually. bu, neither of them works full capacity. The Caiu- met X lIrcla has l3 shafts and works ! onlv thrcc. If tha; concern and the work full capacity they can : supply the wolld with nearly three lourths its annual consumption of cop . per. We who compose this American have crossed tue Atlanti" 10 confer with you and assist in reiier- ing vour dithcultics-for the diiti- ,uliies are yours. Dot ours-we arc pre- pared ,o make concessions, and to eX- ,crt vou to do likewise. As mine .onpcrto sell, >ilsll return to .Aiucr- ca within few days and scli ii: m"an- while. fl We can mako arrangements, well and good; ii not, shall put my .opper on the open market and sell II Or what it will bring. and you must prepare for the consclucnccS.-tng. < Min. Journal.
The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29

:. '. -,TrTSE S :. CC. ta..r.a 'ti-.i.:c s:1ac-
 i'--~t:-,-- q
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The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29

Geolo@iraliy anal nsincralogica!l! Nicaragua is said to bc the richest spot on the American continent.
The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29

t-tlna.i"n has no; grown in fayo. in New York City as it's original ad- VocatcS believed il wouil.
The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29

Nhcu han CnrYcy> to you in |. loud to:ic ot voice and the language "i -irne. profanity. and i,ad ernnmar ihr Information that i;c !, gentleman II ia ua-t" "i' 'iui.. l." ',oril,i him.
The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29

Sir Iuhn l.uhbock's sHroHd volume. entitled The '.rlcaSUrcs Of Iifr. will bc issued soon.
The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29

Prisoner," said the judge. have ,ou any thing :u say before the ae''- tcncc of tkc cuur, is passed upon !cu:%
 Il have. your honor (rurning |" bis lawycr) You slick fingered. smooth jawcd pillin' head! lou hiliy-bc-dad-:la,an2I ha0k of soap fat. You said you could clear me Tor %23;. and took your money Tn advance. Ior kaia't got sense enough to be assistant iani,ur iu corn crib. you don't know a- much law as 2 Texas horned frog. and you haven't got the moral principle of Il blind owl. Go ahead judge" Chicago Tribune.
The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29

An cxcclleat polishing powder for gold anal silver consists of burnt and finely puiverized rock alum, , parts. and lcvigated chalk. part. Mix and apply with g dry brush.
The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29
"Foa TIE sLaon Is THE LIFE"

Thoroughly cleanse 1t by ing Dr P.ereSs (, i::eEi .izecl gal GiscoTery, and good d1- s1.ti9l, 2 l&.r skin, bloyo:lt spirits, vital Etrea2th end bodily hsalLh will be established.
The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29

A gentlemen who hat lost his was invited out 1o tee.
 My dear" said the kind he lady "fIhe house tu Her iittle daus ''i want you to be very careft make no remark about Nr. .Jcl no>a.'
 Gathered aroI;ui the iaJlc. C thing was going well, tine child cd abou;. looked rather puzzle long time. and q, la.t s,artic, table ~iih:
 Ma, why G:,t you tell lnc {, nothing ;,bout Mr. Jenkins hose: hasn't got day. .-ihiladeIril;a r
The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29

During the American civil war "67 Union soldiers were executed for d1- .erlinn..
The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29

William D. Towels. the novelist. will return to the liu6 next month to reside there permanently.
The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29
Eer. s9ic~ce's &ieiaen sse;l;ca, Discovery oJJHES AIL EsjJ.T0nS.

from common B,clcA, or Erl1tion. to ire VFar5t Gccciuia, S.llt-r;ie,:l,, f'ever-sores, " f;AIy CT Roosi eE.n, ia short, Ill diseases caused b- had a50o .lrG conquered hy thi5 pow eriGl, inrifgiug, ana l.Ivir9retiag rns3:cinc. Great 4--tilG Ulcers rapiGly he.l uHcer is b.i'i,l illn2ncH I-snecill' has t Ina2if.gtet ;-s poteacy i1 caring I'etter, ft.cLns, ETysipe !lr, Hoiis, Cat51-oles. SaTs JI-Cs, Scrofll3rs s,iI-s a-i S7veiljIe3, Eip.!oiHt Disease, '' White Svtci iEEE," C0i.rc, or Thick Neck, and En- iuTgel Glands. Sell te1 cents n stsnlrs for l-fs. Treetisa, with cclorei piGtes Skin Dis e--sss, CT the s3tne GIloua3 for . Treatise oD Ser .:t!lGi.5 1 ffecsil15.
The Clifton clarion., 1889-05-29
GGANSTJNN PTH0N.

zy2lich 6 serorufa of ts,e g.e1ngS, ls erress@f e2I cic:si " this remedy. it tssen h tho e1cjl-- stz:es of the di3cc5e. From is marvel CHS .s-cr ..--r tis terribly f;tl disease, vi;ac
 first e1ril. lis nv wC-ll-faIne-l r1nady,, tlie NJhi., Ir. i.crce th1;5hs scrl1CSly Of caIl- !;i; i5 r.J '' C,lcs5--,Torgr,f CU2C," but Gband- onaj tht .,c-e e too rcr.-i;,.iTe fo- rlciieins wil!l. f..l y.o.ae-f.il Ileir@ti r-i ft2ric, oT s;ranrtlc-i'l., cltc-.iV5 e - )1;-lla3n3ilg, r't,-hif5rs nee; ,Cal, r-.1 nutri5ire properties, i5 G9cquslel, no. only as q ra,as'y Tor Cos sn-n oti3a, but i,E ali C-.:ros.c Eiaeasrr
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-17
The Nations That Eat Most.

DR.. BEARD SAYs:-The ruling peo-
pie of the world, who have from time
to time shaped the destinies of human
ity, have always, so far as can be as
ceTtained, been liberal feeders. Among
modern nations, the greatest eaters are
the English, the Germans, the French,
and the Americans-the ruling people
Of our civilization.
The diet of the Spaniards and Ital-
ians is notably less substantial than
that OF the English and Germans, just
as their brains are less active and orig
NAL.
The Americans are, on the average,
the greatest eaters in the world. Said
Carlyle to Emerson: 'The best thing
I know OF that country is. that In II a
nan can have meat for his labor"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-17
Young People I'm spectacles.

The Boston Herald says that the
rapid increase III the number of young
people who wear spectacles is becoming
a serious subject of remark, and after
indulglng in considerable twaddle in its
attempts to account for this evidently
increasing aflliction, it arrives at the
conclusion that the defects in vision
necessitating the use of spectacles by
young people are Inherited.
There Is no evidence whatever to
show that the children of the present
day are not naturally as free from dis
eases of the eye, and have not as good
eye-sight rs the children OF any preced-
ing age. The conditions of business in
the present age put a greater strain
upon the eyes of the young, than for
merly, winch weakens tine eye-sight
and necessitates the use of spect.cles.
The houses in our large cities and
towns are built larger and closer to-
gether than formerly, and in most
cases, they are poorly lighted. The
number of young people employed in
offices and stores IL which there is an
insufiic.ency of light is constantly in
creasng, and the number of young
people who are now employed at work
IN which they are required to examine
and view objects of diminutive size Is
much larger than formerly. The young
people of the present day devote great
deal more time to reading than those
of former ages, and publishers in their
anxiety TO crowd the greatest possible
quantity of matter within a given
space, print much in type which TO too
small for the average human eye.
These facts, We think, show the
causes necessitatiug more general use
of spectacles among the young than
formerly, and that the increase in de-
fective eye-sight is the result not of IN
herited disease, but of the increased
strain put upon the eye by the condi-
tions and requirements OF business.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-17
TO Ioun. People.

The Young Peoples Christian Uu 'nn
of the Clinton street Emmanuel Pres!j,-
terian Church is now fairly under head
way. The regular business meetings
arc he'd on Saturday evening at 7:45.
The exercises at these meetings are in
part of a literary character, consisting
of debates, essays, recitations and read
ings. They have thus far been yery
interesting and.eujoyable. The various
committees are doing a good work in
the cause Of benevolence. II is intend
ell TO give a sOciab'e once a month.
She meetings on Sunday evenings at Z
o clock are devoted exclusively to re-
ligious exercises. All young people
whether they wish to unite with the
organization or not, are cordially invit-
ed to attend these meetings. They
may rest assured that the members viii
give them hearty welcome and never
fail to make their attendance pleasant
and enjoyable TO them,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-17

Tie analyses of make poisons made
last summer by Drs. Weir Mitchell and
ReicherJ have been fully confirmed by
other investigators. All of the venoms
examined are essentially alike; In every
case they are made up of three proteid
bodies. The first reduces the blood
pressure, induces swelling (edema) and
finally brings about putTefactiye effects.
The second is viTulent substance,
one-twenuieth OF grain of which viii
kill a pigeon in two hours. 1t gives
rise In a few minutes after injection to
enormous infiltration of blood into the
neighboring tissue. The poisonous
properties OF the third substance are
doubtful. The object of the analysis
is to eliminate the venomous principle,
so that experiments may be made as to
what drug can be used to the best
advantage in neutraliz ng 1t.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-17

MoTHERLY SoLICITUDE.-'Wha a
ine little fellow" said the patroniz ng
old genil man who had been elected
representative for four successive times
from his Congressional district His
remark was addressed to a kind faced
lady WHO held in her arms little fel
low who blinked gravely at al that
was going on
Yes" F." replied the lady, His father
and set good deal OF store by him.
''well. he's a bright looking little
fellow. Maybe Le'n be a Congressman
some day.'
MAYBE he will" said the mother.
But" she added earnestly, ''I'm
going TO do my best to raise him right.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-17

On the State railways in Sweden
there is generally a doctor for every
thirty-two miles or line, and in tlis
way foTLy-fOur doctors are employed
by the Government. The private rail-
ways have a similar system. The
medical men examine all applicants for
employment and reject those physically
disqualified, and especially by defects
of sight or hearing. They also give
their services to and attend 10 all in
iured by accidents on the line, to
regular employees and their families in
sickness, to occasional employees while
engaged in service, and to laborers in
the shops who have paid the same
contributions as those engaged In
working the line, and also To their
families. No exception is made in the
case of those who suffer from niuIy or
disease caused by their own fault.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-17

Tie manufacture OF rope from
asbestos is likely 10 become an industry
of considerable Importance, the
strength of the article being estimated
at about oDe-fCurth that of ordIDaly =
hemp rope of the same diameter. ROl g
of this material of inches in dian =
eter is stated 10 have breaking
strength of one ton, and twenty feet
OF it are calculated 20 represent weight
Of 49, pounds. Some of the purposes.
IS enumerated. TO which this kind of
rOle is especially adapted are theatres,
Gre brlgades and means of escape from
dwellings and public buildings, its ad-
vantage being that it will not break
and drop its burden if the fame bears
uron 1t II is made like ordinary rope
and Is spun from italian or Canadian
asbestos thread.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-17

Ar. alan i, Campbell Slrmton SAYS
it Is cheaper and better to heat small
towns by means OF electricity than by
coal gas system. He compares the
equal illuminating effects of gas and
electricity in portions of the Brl. lsh
museum, and finds that, while the
former Is estimated to cost 81 % an
hour, the latter has cost actually 81 A
an hour for total of Is, 500 candle
poweT using the pendulum arc
lamps.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-17

THAT plush may be cleaned Is fact
OF interest; children's plush coats that
have become so led on the front can be
softly and delicately sponged with a
little borax and water without injury;
teaspoonful OF powdered borax to
nearly a quart of water is the proper
proportion; use very soft sponge, and
by the way, sponge may be softened
by boiling it IN clear water; then take
it out and rinse 1t N several waters. II
not sOftened sufficiently repeat the boil
ing and rinsing process
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-17
fro-s-ro RIM n NO1rrisles babies peri city,
LHCGHJED FCO0 The Physician Jdu01its

90 SEE by the papers. said the blind
man "a the street corner. that cold
wave is coming"
80 I've heard" responded the teaf
and dumb mau, as he hastily readjust-
ed his painted tin sign and assumed an
expression of intense gloom, while
despalring strains from the blind man s
consumptive organ again smote the air.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-17

In1pregnation OF the atmosphere OF a
sick chamber when the patient is i'll OF
dlphtheria, neasels, scarlet fever, or of
any allied disease, with the odor of A
mixture OF equal parts OF turpentine
and carbolic acid is recommended by
DF. Eilandt. Half a teaspoonful of
the mixture Will be enough at time. il
1t IS put into kettle kept near the
boiling point. The odor generally
gives some relief TO the sufferer and
tends to prevent the spread OF the
malady.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-17

INJUsTICE.-Pastor - How is your
son coming on. have not seen him
lately.
Parent-Pretty well.
Il hope he Is not showing any signs
of becoming fast as is so frequently the
case with boys in large cities"
"Fastp Why, ParsOn, he is a mes
senger boy. Don't slander the poor
boy that way"
81 beg pardon. Excuse me. had
no idea that he was paralyZed.'
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-17
Tonight and Tomorrow Night.

And each day and night during the week
you can get at all druggists kemp's Bal
sam for The Throat and Lungs, acknowl-
edged TO be the most successful remedy
ever sold for the cure of Coughs, Group,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Asthma,
and Consumption. Get bottle today and
keep it always in the house, 50 you can
check your cold at once. Price zoe and 81.
Sample bottles free.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-04-17

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