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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-04-23

At no other season does the human system %
much need the aid OF a reliable medicine Ike
Hoods sarsaparilla. as now. The impover'
ished condition Of the blood, the weakening et
fects Of the long, cold winter. the lost appetiie'
an that tired feeling. all make coed sprins 9
IN ed cine absolutely necessary HOODS Sarsa
parilla is peculiarly adapted for this purpose,
and increases in popularity every year. Give
ii trial
Hoods sarsaparilla is the cheapest medicine
can buy" F. r. RIEpEL, Belleville, Ill.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-04-23

RICE WITH CHEEsE.-BoIl half a
pound Of rice; drain and shake dry; put
a layer Of this in a pudding-dish, sea-
SOD with salt and pepper and dot with
bits OF butter. Crate quarter OF a
pound OF cheese, and sprinkle each
layer Of rice with the cheese. Let the
last layer be Of rice. Whip one egg
with glll Of milk, AMI pour over all /;
sprinkle with crumbs, dot with butter,
and brown in the oven.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-04-23

JUDGE Lynch IS very clever artist.
He draws from life, and his style is
painfully realistic.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-04-23

DR.. PieTce's Pellets-Gently laxative or ac.
lively cathartic according to dose. 25 cents.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-04-23
Catarrh Can't be Cured

a well built hen house is worth paw
ing for; it is the cheapest in the enI.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-04-23

There is but one delight-the beau.
tful
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-04-23

In an article in the Popular Science
Monthly. DR.. NJ. y. starr says that
''there are many interesting facts which
make one believe that the greater ex-
tent of brain service in a man, OF, to
put it little differently, the more the
folds and deeper the creaSes between
them, the greater are the mans mental
powers; and just here II becomes appar-
ent that TO judge of the extent OF the
entire brain surface by the size OF the
head, or by the extent of the superficial
irregular surface which is covered by
the skull, without any regard to the
number Of folds, or their depth, is to
fall into an absurd error, and here We
| begin to see how baseleSs the old phre-
nology really is. For a little brain
with many deep folds may really, when
/ spread out, have larger surface than 4
| large brain with feg shallow folds, and
/ a sO-called bump or elevation on the
apparent surface of the organ, even If
1t produces a corresponding elevation
on the head, which it frequently fails
| to do, Will indicate nothing regarding
the number of folds or the depth of
creases which lie about it, so that it
may be stated without hesitation that
from the size and shape OF the head no
conclusion whatever can he made as to
the extent or surface of the BRAIN, and,
! consequently, no conclusion can lie
I reached regarding the mental capacity. -
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-04-23

II the growth is the elevated, warty
mole. its removal by electricity is ad-
mirable- The brown pigmont mole
may also be destroyed in this way, but
It is not quite as cleau-cut an opera
tion- With the warty mole 1 inject
into few drops of four or six per cent.
cocaine. and as soon as it Is benumbed
l tTansfX the growth at the base, ex-
actly on the level at the adjacent skin,
the needle having previously been con-
nected to the negative pole of a gal
yanic battery l use about twenty cells
OF thIrty-six-cell battery, if in good
condition One could use from twelve
TO sixteen, or even twenty cells. The
positive sponge electrode may be held
by the patient in the hand, unless the
current would pass through the eye,
when a small sponge electrode must be
pressed upon the face ut some point
that would avoid this objection.
Very soon after the current is COM
pleted, bubbles Of gas Hdss out along
tie points of e trance and exit of the
NJ edle, and the mass becomes blanched.
Hold the needle there half minute TO 4
minute. TranSiG again at right angles,
taking care TO Interrupt the current by
taking off the sponge electrode before
the needle IS withdrawn.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-04-23
Az orchard MAS snfferino frnm

Old smokers prefer ..Tansill,s Punch y
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-04-23
Hoods
SarSaparil1a

every spring for years l have made IL a
practice to take from three TO five bottles oi
Hoods Sarsaparilla, because know 1t purihes
the blood and thoroughly cleansSs the system
of all impurities. That languid feeling. some
times called spring fever will never visit the
system that has been properly cared Tor by tiilS
meyer. falling remedy" w. II. LAwRENCE,
Editor Agricultural EpitomiSt, Indianapolis
Ind.
N.B. BE sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
A LIVELY MATINEE.
A Dhgastsd Audience Attempts to Mob
the Actors.

A Dhgastsd Audience Attempts to Mob
the Actors.
ST. LOUIS, No, March "A riot oe-
CURED in the Standard Theatre during the
matinee performance to-day, and detail
of police had TO be hurried 10 the scene,
ana il took the blue coats nearly an hour
10 clear the theatre and the streets. The
Standard is one Of the so called popular
price, theatsrs, and has been devoted to
high-elaes vaudeville attractions. A Sun
day matinee is feature OF the week. A
party Of barn -stormers in play called
''Zana" was presented by the manage
ment to three thousand people
this afternoon. The play had
no merit, the people no talent, ard before
the curtain Was mp fifteen minutes the
audienes rose in thir seats aud began guy
ing tbs actors and calling On the manage
ment % stop the performances. All sorts
of missiles were thrown on the stage, ar d
the din became 80 great that the curtain
vas rung down and an end put to the show.
Then the people began TO clamor for their
morey. They gathered outside in front
Of the theater, ard as the crowd on the
stresis joined the mob there were 5000
people hoOtisg and yelling in a few min
Htes. IronicAl cheers were given for the
management and the show. A break was
made for the stsgs door, aud the perform
ers were psnic-stricken. About ten police
men arr we'd at this time and saved the
a, tors There was no performance tonight,
nor will there be any this week at the
Standard.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
is II PEACE OR WAR.
A Strange Communication From Brunnel

A Strange Oommuni cation From Brunnsll
to Nick Young.
CHICAGO, March 3.-An astonishir
Communication was made public to-day by
Gersssl Secretary Brunreil, Of the Players
L:sgue. The surprise is in the apparent
disclosure, more or less complete, that the
supposed animosiiy and rivalry between
the players organization and the National
Lesgue ss largely in the nature of blind
to the public. 1t would seem that the two
Leagues are to be regarded as practically
IDENTICAL pair of wings for the same
oaey-mskiog machine.
The possibility is distinctly foreshadow-
ed that even before the season is opened,
the "waIring factions" will be playing to-
gether for revenue only.
In letter to N. E. Young, President OF
the National League, Secretary Brunnell,
of the Brotherhood furnishes dates OF
games and suggests to the League to
avoid conflicting. He also suggests that
the National League adopt resolu-
tion permitting the National League
to play with tie Brotherhood before aud
after the close of the season. He also
asks the League to repeal its non-Ameri-
can resolution, which boycotts all clubs in
national agreement playing against the
Brotherhood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
WANTS THE EARTH.
An EnslIsh Syndicate Trying to Get o.
troll of the worlds Fair.

An EnslIsh Syndicate Trying to Get Con-
troll OF the Worlds Fair.
CHICAGO, March 3.-The Necs to-dsy
says: Strargs as the proposition may seem,
rumOr has it that an English or European
syndicate has in view the obtaining Of the
control of the Worlds Fair, for the profit
there may be it.
Baron Edward Rothschild is said to be
in this country to make preliminary sur
vey of the ground. This young man is
ihs son of the head of the great banking
firm that controls the financial destiny
OF all Europe. He WAS in New York last
week consulting with the capitalists Of
that metropolis. Euelieh money and man
uers control New York, and 1t is doubtless
matter of sincere regret to the Baron and
his people that the city did not get the
Worlds Fair.
1t wss with the presumption that New
York would get the fair that the scion OF
the house of Rothchild sailed for England
and on this presumption the syndicate
had reckoned for success. Though the
difficulty Of obtaining control of the fair
has been immensely increased by locating
it at Chicago, the Baron has not given mp
the alleged purpose of his visit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
BRNwOOD.

The many friends Of Mrs. Frank Roter-
field were pleased 10 zee her cut sgain
after o severe illness.
The Grocer's Association held very
important meeting. last evening, at Brics-
lands Hall.
Mr.. James Nolan has sold ont his saloon
and race horses TO Mr.. Joseph Lintrell, OF
Mason county, IN order TO engage in the
water and coal business.
Mr.. K. W. Coates contemplsses quitting
the nail factory and starting 9 carpenter
shop on Main street.
MIR. James Nolan brought The first load
of ice this season into town yesterday
from the Wheeling ice mandatory.
Oripg to the near approach OF the mu-
picipal election, politics are approaching .
boiling point.
Mrs. Dixey Kennedy, Of Wheeling. was
down visiting her mother, Mrs. Evans, yes
terday.
Mr.. Joseph Liudsly, a popular mailer
has accepted O position on the b. * U. iap'
road.
Mr.. Richsrd Former, one OF our euO
tisl citizens, is able to be about again a''.i
his recent indispositioD, to the gepefAi ear
isfsction Of his Numerous friends
A dispute between Gus Heps sna i,s .ns
rvsns heirs about O piece OF properly, wiz
he he stttisd before Squire Riddle this even
ing. .,, M the RAN
- Iii xsnt on yesterday morning.
There her Is some talk of the hssters going on
Wednesday.
o,,ter suppsr ct their hall last Saturday
sysnipg. Quite . number Of ladies we're
present
TIE repairs On the Riverside blast far
nscs are about completed. snd 1t is
thought that 1t will start up soon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
A Season Of Opera.
WHEELING ICE

Being Sent to Pittsburg to Supply the De-
msnd.
Pittsburg is obliged to come TO Wheel
irg for ice. Yesterdays Chronicle Tele'
graph says:
1.-THE supply here is about exhausted
and some companies are entirely out Of
ice. Those that have no supply here have
been for some weeks getting ice from
Wheeling. 1t is manufactured there and
is most excellent quality Of ice, and the
prospects are that the factory there will
have all it can do this spring and summer.
While the ice men here are looking aheed
With anything but satisfaction, 1t Is the
consumer who will snffer. Some must
have ice at any price, and the ice man hes
them at bis mercy. With all the contem-
plated ice factories here, they will not bt.
gin to supply the demand. 1t is estimatsd
the daily output Of the factories building
aud contemplated will not be over 200 tons
per day, while the smount consumed daily
during summer in Pttsburg is 700 tons, 30
that over twothirds Of the ice consumed
here will have to be brought from other
places"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
WATERS RECEDING.
THB OHIO FALLING AT THR RATB OF AN
INCH AN HOUR.
II The Weather bs Fair The Fall Will bs RAPID.
The Situation Of Affairs at Nash.
vile More Alarm
inn

CINCINNATI, March 3-The river is
steadily falling at the rate Of nearly an
inch an hour.
The railroads that have been driven
from the Central Union Depot will return
to it tonight or tomorrow. The weather
is warmer, but fair. and the fall will be
rapid.
A dispatch from Nashville ssys: The
Cumberland river has risen to AZ feet 8
inches and is still rising. Three hundred
families have been driven from their
homes. Many cottages in East Nashville
are no = uniDhabitable, and nearly all Of
the eleven sawmills on the river are sur
rounded by water. Communication with
several places of business has been cut of
First street is inundated, forcing the dis
continuance of cars on the Northeast Nash
vile street railroads. The trestle Of the
West Nashville dummy line in Sulphur
Spring bottom sank, and the cars on the
rosd were discontinued. The water is five
feet deep on the Line street, and the houses
in that vicinity have to be reached by
boats. Oathouses are floating away.
Red river is on q boom, and has swept
away thousands Of dollars worth Of timber
aud fencing The false work OF Port
Royal, constructed to put up the iron bridge
over Sulphur Fork, has gone down.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
nnrNes OF TIE HOUSE.
HATTON'S HOT SHOT.
No Rakss the Civil Service Commlssi'
Right and Left.

He Rakss the Civil service Commission
Right and Left.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 4 When
the Committee investigating the charges
against the Civil S.ryics Commission met
today Mr.. Patton, Of the Washington
Post. who, in the absence Of Mr. EEart,
conducted the prosecution, called Hiten-
tion to the rsuaiaing charges against the
Commission These were: First-T5a,
the Commission has since It's organization
10 tie present iime, BY ;hs manipulation
Of the rales s1d fsg gulat.ons, brought about
resulis iu yiolatioa Of the spirit and Letter
Of the law.
Secord-Tlat by cOlluiio1 slsh depart
mental odic-rs. appointments have been
made o. brcugh, abO1t b. violation Of the
merit system, and tas. fsyorilss have Sc
cured pisces With little reference to their
qualifications;
Thni-Tbat persons, relatives OF the
of5cers Of the Commission, have been At
iachei to tle Commission with the kn0Ul-
edge Of ihe Commission, privilege denied
Ss0s,ors ard r pre-. enlAtives without CON-
psnss,ioa and 10 direct violation OF law
Founh-rhatC Cffsrsss, which resulted IN
the dismissal Of officers Of one political
psriy we're condonsd when committed by
oHcsis OF tie other political party.
In regard 20 the first charge, Mr.. Hat
ton ..if that K Rapresantative Buttsrwcrth
wanted !, amended 90 as TO tnd ont hor
i. Sas thai under the Republican admin
s,rs'ion niue lesths Of the spp'iniees to
TIE Civil Service were Republicans and
undsr o. Democratic administration the
sams proportion were Democrats. Toe
cope of the amendment would bring the
matter 20 tas altenlion Of the COMMITTEES
when II discussed the general workings Of
the Civil Service system. There was no
necessity, therefore, 20 take up this charge
Al the present time.
In regard 20 ths second. Mr. HltiOn
said Il Wal embraced 10 tl3 case aud tie
prosecution WIS si'lieg 90 lsays tue mat
isr on .he testimony alfeldy given on that
charge
As 10 the third charge, he said i. relates
to The employment OF ihe vile Of one Of
The ohcsrs Cf the Commission and the
sister o.. another, which vas not denied.
As,o tie fourth charge, Mr. HattOo
aid the prosecution belc that 1t was suf-
n0s1tIy established is the case Of the pro-
melton " Campbsil. q Republican, after .
Violation oi law, which he confessed, and
NE dismissal oi SturSis, a Democrat, be-
cause he was an Indifferent and careless
eeIs TIE ,elimos y Of Postmaster Paul
o. Ausa1kes, vas tten taken. he de-
altd a1y violation Of the civil seIviee law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
THROUGH THE CoNDENsER.

A horse was blinded by the grip" near
Dayton, D
ALB ysar-Old girl was arrested for drunk
e2uess et Munice, Iod.
Mrs Brice is in Florida. The family
will occupy cottage at Newport this sea-
son.
Frank McGowau, who for ten yeTs has
been ia the employ Of Thomas A Edison,
has mysteriOusly disappeared.
An edge-tool trust, which includes the
principal manufacturers OF the United
States, is now being formed.
A leseus hss been formed to brig about
CApadisn independence by 1892 Amer
lean powers will be asked TO aid the pro-
isct.
The man who secured the arrest of the
Louisville grave robbers, at New Albany,
Iud., has been warned not to appear against
them.
The female art students of the Cincin-
natl Art Academy have petitioned the
CzlC OF Russia to step the iptiiction oil
crueltiss upon women IN bis dominions.
Under the census of 1890 there will
probablv be 421 votes 10 the Electoral Col
| iege-26s for the Nerth and 15S for the
South.
Elmer Corbin has been arrested at Col
umbus, o on suspicion Of being The man
who assaulted Dr. Neil, of that city.
Governor Campbell last night addressed
the members of the Ohio Club and the
Youug Mems Demo- ratio Club on the oc-
cssion Of the dedication Of their new club
rooms.
The Exchange Hotel at Middletown,
n Y. was destroyed by fire. Tllhe Peck,
a bosrdsr was fatally hart.
The Pennsylvania Republican League
delegates were entertained By the Amefi'
Gus Club, of Pittsburg, yesterday.
The Senate passed the bill making tne
salaries of all district judges 5000 yester'
day. .,u
David Harris. farmer, President OF tne
Amsleamated Association, and prom
inspt Pittsburg business man, Is mys'er
iously missing.
A 12-year-old boy named fatteIsol y,
,h-sw stone and killed little eiri 81
Cuyahoga Falls, o.
Tbs Beede House. at Kenne Valley
In. Y, was destroyed BY hre yesterday
Loss 100000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
The Pulpit and the Stage.

Rev. F. NJ. ShIout, Pastor United Breth.
ran Church, Blue Mound, Kau., says: u
feel 1t my duty to tell what wonders Dr.
Kings New Discovery has done for me-
NV Lungs were badly diseased, and my
psrishioners thought could live only
few weeks. / took five bottles of Dr.
Kings New Discovery and am sound anc
we'll, gaining 26 lbs. in weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes: AFTER thor
ouph trial and convincing evidence, an
copfiient DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption, beats 'em all, and curel
when everything else fails. The greatest
kindness l can do my many tbousaEd
friends is to urge them to try it." Fre'
trial bottles at Logan & Co.'s Drug Store
Regular sizes SOC. and S1.00.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
PRICES MAY BE ADVANCED.
The Coming Meeth & OF Glass Manufactur
ers at Cleveland.

The Coming Meeth & OF Glass Manufactur-
ers at Cleveland.
PITTsBURa. March 2.-An important
meeting of window glass manuiac' urers il
to be held at Cleveland, Thursday.
The prices for the coming year will be
adopted and the list Of discounts arranged.
The meeting will be attended by repre-
sentstives of the window glass factories OF
this city, and of the West. 1t will be the
only meeting Of this kind held for several
years, the price list now in force having
been adopted two or three years ago.
The committee of manufacturers ap-
pointed to look sfier the price list has
been in session and is ready to report.
The importers of French glass changed the
price list some weeks ago and the COM
mittee had to meet this reduction.
They have done 80 and are ready to
adopt the Importers list. The point now
is 20 agree on the discounts, which vir-
tuslly regulate the prices paid by obbers.
It is in this way that the manufactur-
ers keep their prices below those of the
importers. They haxe the same schedule
of prices, but the discounts which are
given reduce the price enough to keep the
American article under the price OF the
imported glass. The advance OF the
American window glass in quality, as
we'll as price, has almost forced
the French article out Of the
market.
So popular is the American plate glass
becoming that three importing houses in
New York have gone out Of the French
plate business entirely, and are now selling
the American article. Were it not for tbs
facts stated not piece Of the imported
glass would be sold in this country.
Notwithstanding the discounts granted
jobbers, the price of glass will be, it il
said, increased. II il known that per.
ceptible advance has been made in the first
three brackets, and it is thought Ike ad'
vance will be made in the remainder. The
meeting in Cleveland may be in session
several days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-04
PRIEST FERR0N DEAD.
INVESTIGATING THB CAUSES THAT LED TO
HIS UNTIMBLY TAKING OPP.
A Bright Light in the Catholic Ministry Goes Out
Sketch Of the Deceased His
Strong Dasils for
Drink.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 3.-The
Coroner is to- day Engaged in the investigs-
tion of the case of Rev. Peter Herbert
Feron, the priest who died at the Penn
sylvsnia Hospital yesterday. Is has been
learned that Mr.. Feron was born in Eug-
land, and was brought TO this country in
childhood by bis parents. He expressed 9
desire 10 enter the priesthood when about
fifteen years of age, and after the usual
preliminaries, was accepted az q stu.
dent at the Institute of st. Joseph,
at Baltimore. He was ultimately ordained
ard became quite favorite as q preacher.
He was eloquent, we'll educated, earnest
and sincere. Sooh after be began work in
tie ministry he bscame addicted to the use
Of ardent spirits, and every means wac
adopted to prevent the growth of the desire
for intoxicants, but in vain. He lost all
his regular appointments, and still his
friends pleaded with the authorities of the
church in his behalf. He was sgain and
again permitted to preach, but SO otter
failed to meet his engagements that finally
he became clerical outcast-in a word, Q
priestly tramp. He went to Cincinnati
Chicago, st. Louis, st. Paul and othel
cities and preached as occasion offered, bu
his old failing got the better of him every
where.
Abeut ten days ago, according TO infor
nation lodged With the Coroner to-day
Father Feron came to this city. He die
not seek the priests Of his order or tn,
prominent officials of the Catholic church
but in circumlocutorY way got acquaint
cd with Catholic lady, and after q mum
Der Of visits and lengthy txplsr alton in
formed her of his position. He told hel
bow he had sought service In behalf O
the church in vain and iually intimated
his weakness for drink. She sympAthized
with him and sent him to her own physi'
clan. He told the doctor his condition
and asked for morphine prescription
This was refused.
He then pleaded for an il lection Of NOR
phine, but this was also refused.
Finally he called on doctor who de-
clined to give him prescription, but in
order to quiet his pain and horrors admin
istered hypodermic injection Of NOR
phine. This relieved Feron and he went
TO q saloon and took more liquor, which
was sold to him as he appeared to be per
fectly sober apd said he was ia great pain
Subse quently he was seen to fall in tht
street and was taken into o drug store
Here it was found that his injuries wers
not serious, but his condition was such
that medical treatment was necessary,
The police patrol wagon was summoned
with the idea that be would receive med
ical attention at the station house. Thithel
he was taken and committed ss drunk. u
His serious illness was discovered later,
and he was taken to the St: Charles Hotel,
where he had registered on Friday as Z.
| Herbert.
At the hotel he was put in his room and
attended, bat his condition was such that
the proprietors concluded to send him Il
the Pennsylvania Hospital. Here lss
evening he died.
An irquest will be held to morrow.