Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-30
Republican State Ticket.

They tryed that once With guns
PErsrpENr HEErsoy and Major
General SrL2&sId, yisitcI NJ. Gret-
na, and reviewed TN, PENNSYLVANIA
National Guard last Thursday.
CL.AOr,Esns in New York went in
t. an extensive strike. The most Of
them are foreigners anI their places
are being rapidly filled by American
girls.
FROM the Philadelphia Inquirer {:
Rev John Ehyrle Of Pottstown has
only eaten one meal daily for thirty
years. He Is hale, hearty and Wig
"rous, his abstemious regimen hav-
ing cured him of disease.
THE seal is a little thing to fight
over. but if the United States oh
falnei ithe ownership of Behring
Sea with the purchase Of Alaska.
what right mas England to attempt
TO ignore tae rights Obtained bv pur-
chase
IHE Democratic State ticket r,.,es
rs Good Lord and Good Devil
ticket Mr.. Pattisou poses as auod-
Ell rrtoruer. Mr.. Black Is a practi.
-. smoker takar, and Mr.. Barclay
shows his hand To- the sports by win
nins $4,000 in n lottery prize.
WHES Cleveland was in the Presi-
deuual chair he cast his influence in
favor Of gold coin rs the single mon
~ standard Financial safety lies
III the continuance Of Republican
rule, and the complete adoption Of
both silver and gold coin as the stand !
ard Of money,
If the Democracy in their wild |
denunciations Of corporations could |
uproo. corporations and throw the
people back to farming, farm pro
ducts would become 50 plenty that
the products of the farms would 90
down half further in pricas, below
what they are Row. The Republican
party do not propose to uproot cor
porations. They only want to regu-
late them by law.
THE question of seal fishing in
Behring Sea, Is one for settlement
between the United States and Eng
land. England complaines that
United States war ships have seized
British seal fishers outside of the
three mile limit from land. The
question ls, does the United States
own Behring Sea II she does, she
can keep England from seal fishing
in its waters
IHE Democracy are making a great
ado over the probable fact that the
government will not pay expenses
the present year, because of the in
crease Of pensions. The Democrats !
did not make a fuss when United I
States bonds under James Buchan-
an could not find buyers at II and
Is per cent. discount Now five
hundred million bonds could bs sold
IN week at 6 and : per cent.
That the descendants Of the early
New England stock know how 10
take care Of what they get, as well
as their ancestors knew how to take
care of their possessions is evidenc- ,
ed IN the preservation of a blanket, !
which is spoken Of rs follows bv 6
Boston paper Dexter Wright I
Hewitt, three times the great-Srand- ,
son Of General Israel Putnam, of ;
r. Revolutionary fame was christened :
last Sunday at New Haven, Conn. 8
The child was wrapped in the blank 5
ct that enveloped his brave ancestor
IN the early part of the seventeenth !
century on like occasion"
''TEUru is stranger than fiction ,
A woman from Germany came to &
Easton, Pa, with several children {
and claimed an Easton man named
". +. Drumbore as her husband and
alleged that he ran away from her in
Germany in 1870 She had photo
graphs of her husband that looked
like Drumbore. The whole family
laid claim to the Easton man, and if
he had ever been in Germany he
might have had some trouble, but as
he was Easton born and had never
been to the Fatherland the German
woman and her family had to give
him up as a case of mistaken identity 1
THE Democratic party the past /
two generations has been against |
tariff laws. The leaders it put into
prominent office were free trad
ers, and if they had had their
wav, the country would now be al
most exclusively an agricultural
country, With revenues of govern
ment raised by a direct tax, instead
of tax that is laid on such articles
that foreigners desire to sell in this
country. The Republican party has