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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1890-05-21

are the most interested. At s 100 p. III.
the high school will present a progrOmme
of interest to all. A general invitation
is given.
Last Saturday night about two
O'Clock. Mr.. George Reighard's residence
on the reservation. near the stock yards,
was completely destroyed by fire. 1t is
supposed to have caught from an ash
barrel standing by an adjoining out
building. Only small part of the fur
niture and valuables were saved as the
flames had nearly developed the house
before the family awOke. The loss is es-
timated at about 500. and no insurance.
Mr.. Reighard is one of the Oldest and
highly respected citizens of our county
and a large circle Of friends offer their
commiseratlon and aid in this calamity.
-''Said Pasha. an attractive comic
opera. will be produced for the first time
in Dodge City at kelly's opera house
Thursday evening. May 22nd. by the
California Opera Company. The COM
pany come highly recommended by the
entire eastern and western press. and is
said to have a smooth performance. The
organization has met with great success
everywhere. The company is very
strong. Among some of the artists are
Miss Bebe Vining. Miss May Levinge.
Miss jamie Grey, Mr.. Will s. Rising. Mr..
Arthur Miller. Mr.. X. Mansfield. Mr.. f.
Gavan and chorus of thirty voices. the
ladies of which are said to be very pref
ty. Seats are now on sale at usual place.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
How t. Cure FelOEs

To the Editor Of the Scientific .7msrican
notice in recent issue a euro
for felons will give YOU ono that
i discovered accidentally, when 3
young man.
I was engaged in marking iron
with white lead and turpentine, and
having a felcn coming on my finger,
dipped it frequently into the mixture.
As the iron was quits warm which l
was marking at the time, l found the
next morning that thsre vas a small
yellow spot whore felt the felon- /
opened this, and had no moro trouble
from IT The next time / felt one
coming procured some turpentine
aud bathed the part aft ctHd frequent
lv, and held it near n warm surface
TO dry, with the same result as the
first. Since then / have used 1t sever
al times, always with the same result
l also have had others try 1t. among
thsm some of our men who work in,
the rolling mil, whose hands are
covered with = very hard skin, and
every one of thsm who tried IL met
with the same results, saving them
"a great deal * tino. money and pain
l asaad an eminent physician why
tne turpentins should produce such
a result His ans yer was. 1T Is
counter irrit1nt
JAMES MAIIEN
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
Diptheria from a Cat.

DoDGEvIILE, Wis, October %
Tue fam " of Robert Paul at Middle,
ton, mas been affected by d,praeria,
which was brought into the house IL
singular manner. About four
weeks ago, IA stray cat cRme to theiI
home and one of the cAildrsn. hand
lei and PLAYED with it. Although i,
was noticed at the time that 1t dis
cinrgel at the rose and mouth moth
Ing was thought Of IT, until soon af
ter, wher the little boy came down
with black diptheria, one of the most
ma!ignant kind, that the doctor said
lie had caught from the cat
The boy died. Then a second
took the disease and died The faith
cr, m"ther and daughter were alsc
struck down ard recovered. Alien
the only remaining son aud supper;
of his parents, cared for item al
through their terrible sickness. hold
ing one OF the boys when dying anG
preparing them for their last restin.
place with his own hands. WheI
the others recovered he was take!
down and died 4
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
busting N Masher.

The Philadelphia Record, SAYS: A
young man, named William Tory,
living on Haddou avenue, Camden,
has for some time pas. been annoy
n young Lady Of that city by his fire.
quent visits and tender missives. He
was told by the maiden that he was
not wanted, but he persisted
III annoying her, and she finally ap-
pealed TO her cousin for relief.
When n letter was received request
ing meeting in front of the Cooper
Hospital for Friday evening the cousin
got friend to dress up as II women
and meet the masher- Other friends
were lying in wait and they greeted.
Troy with shower of flour, sawdust
and similar articles. After pleading
in vain for mercy the fresh young
man took to his heels and escaped
amid the laughter Of his inaInorata
and her friends, who had witnessed
the whole performance.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
Filled Full of Lead.

Captain 5. J. Mckinley, Of Mitch
ell county; Ia, is Il man with a phys
ical history that can be tsrmsd une-
quail He WIS "A soldier of the late
civil war. When he enlisted no scar
or blemish disfigured his person.
He received his first wound al Kinks.
vile, Mo, being shot in the head.
He got another head wound at Port
Gibson. During the battle of Cham
pion Hills over him, one piece crush.
through his face near the right nos
tril and lodging in his throat, and
another imbedding itself in his brain
After lying on the field thirty-si1
hours he was picked up and attended
to, an iron band being placed around
ms skull to keep 1T together. On re
covering he joined the Red River
expedition and at Shaggys Point he
was shot in the arm At the battle
of Wincest@r he got a ball in the hip
He enddd his carssr as wound get
tsr at Fisher Hill, with tive bullet
holes III the hip and a broken thigh
Uncle Sam then concluded that Nc
kinley bad done enough for. his coun
try aud discharged him ION account
of wounds received in action"
But the Captain had still one more
fighting experience to come. Year,
ago when Z ives the custom OF III.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05

Chicago and Northwestern railway
to reserve q car on each passenger
train for ladies', Mckinley stepped
from one of them to bid q friend
good by. On attempting TO return
for his valiss a brakeman stopped
him, and in the ensuing alteration
dislocatsd his left shoulder with a
blow Mckinley Swung his right, y
and when the discussion ended the
brakeman was nearly dead. Thsn
the captain event for" the company,
and after twelve years of litigation
secured S9,S71 damages.
Since the war this badly shattered
veteran has had Ill pieces of bone
taken from his body, eighty-seven
being taken from the head alone
Yet to the ordinary observer he
seems a picture of perfect health
Capt. Mckinley Is now 80 years old,
and has yet to know the taste of liquor
or coffee.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
Pubi.het bv consent.


{ The tel- phone J. a recent invention thai
has come INTO Us. since the telegraph.
Bible references 10 electricity show that
there were lighhtninSs aui truadcrs on
Mount Sinai when I'D gave the ten com
uIaud meats 70 Israel ia centuries past
Therefore It - right Ia use e-tricIty, and
{ Tor men u teach the truth OF Chtist by II I
People eau hold con'tr alton when % arG
80 miles ant upwards distant Ini separated
ShIie before the Invention they could not
talk more than four or five hundred ward :
apart and be under .toud. The telephone
wires aro electrified similar 10 cht. telegraph
but are worked differently. Let 4 nun tIIk
to another l. miles away b. telephone, and
all can LAY 1t Is 4 trU;h, lac'. Il i done
overy day. But let him attempt To tax to
arothyr l. uiirs AWAY wi Lout a irieph A,
and every person will say t cannot be done.
since 10 cannot as = wei known. Nan is
sinfU! and So much 80 that the Bible dc.
cEtres his righteeUSuess To be n filthy rags.
and that "taece is none righteous, no not
on7," and every sin dcserveth Gods
wrath and Curs-, both IN tbs Hi. lui that
which - to come" WHAT shall people IN
such positions d. \ solution Is . Like
the telephone is the way to carry The short
distance travelling, and comparatively
weak ant unequal, human voice successful
ly tor miles ard miles, 50 Christi Gods ap-
pointed wsy, does redeem and save b-Ilev-
srs among sinful and unrigGt-sus IN IN. on ac-
count OF uurighteouSness To unequal to reach
heaven OF themselves even like the volc e
: a. Al nd ID
anu 90 miles and more and be hesrd with
odt telephone. Use the telephone if Won
desire your unequal voice to b. heard a
hundred miles. Lay hOid on Christ it YOU
desire To be heard in the great court Of
heaNen and acquitted. TLe.teIephone has
power to convey mans voice a thousand
miles, while without the Instrument lie is
enabled to make his voice heard a short
distance Christ, although it seems as
mysterious as the telephone can make the
cause ot siuners heard ard accepted at the
throne OF God in order that they should
hrd s-Ivailoa while thy cannot oT them
selves make their petitions heard even To-
10 The helghth OF the clouds Something
Ike mans ToIce without the telephone
Christ helps sinners from their Sias to &C
ceptance with God more certainly than the
teIePhone helps the human voice into dis-
tlnCc.
GAS AR As the east is from the west 50
lar hath he removed our rransgr-ssious
from Us.
Let pyoPlr use the telephone and in all
probability they will be heard by others.
hgAin let people apply to Christ, believe
10 MN, have recourse to him aud they VIII
De heard by God, since Christ is the only
"av, the Mediator between God and nan by
Whlch toi has promised TO hear requests
even requests tor salvation.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
FiggS Years NSo.

Us ..r.tsT1ri,uta writing to the
cid Adv ato saws: In mem
60 back 90 1885 to 1912 .
-.. was el' gusSj in mercLanI IiSe.
-. cob Y ne as clerk, the re
".. ,t" IN Nv own pcCuunt
IruE"r vrrv well that we
mon 4 ess calico at thirty
... .. uus-holt cents "A va~d. com
muslin twenty TO twenty
.n "a ward and almost every
s IN about the sam9 proper
e wo took in exchaun. for
so- at thirty cents bu@hel,
I1wreuceburE and got
D.. oue.hGlt to fifty Scents n
Corn received at ten b. ff-
a bu~heI Butter six to
ts per pound. Eggs five
dozen Apples fifteen
cents hushsl | we'll re
that IN 1876 l bought from
.s.taU several bushels Of peaches
and one fourth cents bushel,
nples would bring from two
.. -y-huIt To- three cents n bushaI
winter of 1899 10, | bought
1ruye cf hogs, paid 1925 to
.,. -uss, drove them to Cincinnati
Z of the drove at two cents
. End net. Yuu see / was max
... pm. rey RAPIDLY in that operation
the left" That was the
- well rs last drove of hogs |
7~. u.i anything to do with.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
TO CON u NJ p TIN L S

The undersigned having been re
stored to health by simple means,
after suffering for several years with
severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumption, is anx,
lou. to maks known TO his fellow suf-
ferers the means of cure. To those
who desire it, he Will chesrfully send
free of charge) copy of the per.
scription used, which they viii find
n sure cure for Consumption, asthma,
Catarrh, Bronchitis and all throat and
lung -Maied'es. He hopes all suffer
ers Will try his remedy as 1T Is in
valuable. Thosa desiring the pre-
scription, which viii cost them moth
;ng, and NAV prove blcssing, viii
please address ReU Edtrard.7 FikSon,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New
York.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
TressPassins.

Tresspassing has been engaged i'll
by many persons in a very careless
and reckless manner. We have been
informed that persons pass over lots
and fields, destroying a part of the
growing crops, and even break down
fences. We do not wonder why the
farmers are publishing trespass motto
es, when We learn that the parties
who, on their return from the country,
deliberately pass over fields, in which
there are growing crop, and tear off
ears of corn and dig up potatoes,
and wantonly throw them aside
Such reckless characters need TO have
the law iaforced in their case and be
made t. suffer the consequence
Fulton Republican
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
Labrador in Winter.

II there BE- any thing like social
u HON life IN Labrador ii exists
exclusively IN the long fruzen night
of the winte er. Th~n the entire IN.
habltants retire from the howlinc
coasts to winter quarters within
the trifiiug shelter of spruce forests
and protecting river crags. and from
their b. rrows of and huts of ice sal
" forth in their sledges or comefi
ques to visit each other in thei'
s!orn-swept settlements for distance.
of hundreds of miles Trips are
made over the glistening snow at
the rate OF Sky to one hundred
miles n day, by the aId Of their saunt
and ferocious d rs, which are kept
II Sub mission bv that oruellest and
daadliest of all drives scourges, the
Esquimau whip. Its handle is not
n foot long, but its lash is often 40
feet in length, and I's drivers are 40
skilled III its use tnat n piece can be
stuck out Of ''le der or guide" to
dogs ear at distance Of from thir-
ty to forty feot-
These dogs. about 30 OF which
saw ut HopeIlyt- are simply at
species of partly domesucatod wolves
I hey axe fell on fish once each day.
In the SIMMER they are sources of
endless terror about the coast settle
ments; but life here would he i'm
possible without their use in
winter. These visiting tours are
marked by ths most prodigal hospi-
tality: and good deal OF rude pleas
! IRE, indeed, all th-s- far away hu-
mans IN any manner Secure, is en-
joyed. But Labradorian lie Is al
endless round OF inane sodden fruit
lsssnsss at best. The summer l.
passed IN a scourging effort fer win
ter'- provision. Winter brings 1t.
struggle To prevent death by hung
or and cold. These human auimals
seem simply born 10 exist, be robbed
and to die. One turns from the
slightest glimpse of land ard people
heartsick from irrevocability of the
/ hopelsssnsss OF both Labrador
can never he else than whrt Jacques
Cartier truly termed It in 1884 ''the
land given to CAin. - Edgar l.
( WakemIn.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05

not much better than the swindlers.
He allowed himself tn be ''inveigled'
into a gambling game. He won
about forty dollars from the two men
and kept the money, although he
had no more right to it than the
sharpers had to his $4,000. His win
nings made him feel that he could
get more OF the wealth of his new.
found friends, and he drew $4,000 out
of bank with which to gamble. Had
he won that amount from the sharp,
ers he would have taken it and never
complained. But he lost, and so he
called on the police. There is no
doubt, to be sure, that he was cheated,
but that was risk he had to run when
he entered a gambling game. Lock
up the sharpers, but waste no pity
on the victim.-North American
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
A Flying Machine.

CHICAGO, October. 31-Fred. n.
Atwood, of this city, has invented an
air ship with which he claims he
will be able to travel at the rate of
seventy miles an hour. A COM
has been organized to build and test
it. The air ship Atwood has invent
ed, and the principl-s he has patent
cd. differ from all others yet invent
ed. The ship itself resembles most
of the others built. 1t is cigar-shaped
aud has big cabin hung closely un-
der it Huge tanks are to contain
hydrogen gas, which is to be partial
ly used in lifting the ship from the
ground. Three engines are to be
inside the cabin, operating seven big
fan wheels. These wheels look like
those on winds mills in the country.
Three of these wheels are propell
ers. One Is hung under the bow
AMI ono under the stern, arranged
so that they can turn any way like
rudder Four huge wheels are to
be used il e'evs ting the ship. These
ave twelve feet il diameter and have
:
feet III surface These wheels re
vulv- III huge cylinders that open out
of the bottom Of the ship The idea
Is to ran these wheels 1000 revolu-
tio.Is a minute and thus force "A col
umn of mir out of the cylinders, Great
ing a vacuum. The air rushing back
toward the open cvlinder will elevate
the ship.
E'ch wheel, tn. iDvent@r estimates,
has lifting power of fOur hundred
tons The ship itself viii weigh
about 25,000 or 10000 pounds, and
VITA four wheels, eaca having lift
ing rover of four toms, AID with tho
aux iary assistance of hydrogen gas.
ship, it Is said, can be lifted. Once
elevated 1t Is an easy thing t. pro1cl
it. Al about the Ship is perfectly
SIN lo.h plane, deck h7viGg a ssr.
vice of 100000 square feet, Tais
aaons void scale the air in an ob-
'iq'Ie DIR ction, IL, or dysn, Ike n
klte. The slip will be .bailS of .iumi-
nun, the ligltest metal Known. IL
vii be 2Gs feet long, fifty f-.t high
and fifty feet widc. The hydrogen
gas VIII be manufacture on BID
the ship Stem wal b. tie motive
power AMI gas the fucI. The cn
Sines are strong ana light aud spec-
ciG - constructed. The ship viii
& st about S}O,0 and will be bu Ii
iElme' ia civ.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
Tricks in Smuggling.

Oo, Of the uartsst bits Of SNUG
= .0g know Of occurrs WHOM one
e tar .,rre-, and haud,omest dia-
~r7a., rn-s IN tine couatrv-awuod
p, rresoat Iy one of our leading
-'nHllcs vns brought in duty free.
Here X tae scheme: Amonr the
St"eraEe passengers was respect
able '.us.'u- vs. rk-aau with II lsrga
Dutch pipe. Just as he approached
,.-.ie Garden "a wrapped the dil-
--'ud IN @ thin piece Of paper, put it
va the bowl Of his pipe, then filled it
A. with tobacco When he landed.
,Id while th- Inspectors were sitting
'ls few worldly possessions, the i'm
ugront was making various futile
temps 60 light his pipe, but Just
ueu about To dp 50 he would make
Eae remark to the inspectors and
match would 60 out In u shsrt
he was m an Fast Side hotel,
age aui all, wL-uce he was soon
erred 20 one ut the citv's aris-
.--- anOdcS.
attest diamond trick is this :
.F buttons fl Your overcoat,
H. set stones inside the top Of
. .r.r u, cover with cloth and sew
atreeh The scheme pa 5
'.- trouble, and goes triumphant
Sc known a case where a par
v heel, ON iadv's shoes CON
ms" .lpre wealth than n modern
-.. store. The shoes were worn
come ashore with.-New
.. aid.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
Held ff to the Light.

The man who tells YOU confiden-
tally Just what will cure your cold,
Is prescribing kemp's Balsam this
wear In the preparation of this Ie.
markable medicine for coughs and
colds no expense is spared to cam
bine only the best and purest ingred.
tents Hold bottle of Kemp's Bal
sam to the light and look through it
notice the bright, clear look then
compare with other remedies Price
soc and 81. tt.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
hat 10 Talk About.
CONVERSATION or wELL-BRED PEOPLE FREE
FROM PERSONAL---VERY.

CoNvERsATIoy or wEIL-BRED PEOPLE FREI
FROM PERSONALITIES.
The conversation OF the best bred
people is delightfully."- free from per
s1nalities What did she tall
about!' asked one lady Of friend
who had Just made call upon Il new
conner in the town
she talked Of people" was the
quiet answer She told me news
about persons | had never seen and
We're unknown 20 me, and called
them by their Christian names.
Tue fact was significant; it indi-
q ted the Strangers characteristics,
aad settled the position which she
MS thereafter to occupy in the
place.
Sometimes mere carele ssness
prompts such personal gossip, and
again 1t sprir gs from poverty Of
mind
Il III int have any Ajag to say,
replied worthy oid lady whos9 hus-
baud had rebuked her for entertain
ing some guests with personalities,
amt / ha 90 say Sumsthing.
s. thut .samothiug' becomes gOs-
sip. and gossip deSeuerates INTO
scandal One cannot ALWAYS remem-
ban at such moment that good
breeding u' well ~ the Christian ra
'ig;ou requires him 10 consider things
and ldsas rather than people.
4 gentle and kindly OH minister
ne rather au alarming WAY of check
ing Ito conversation when it touched
p.r~uurIi,y
30. cIurS-. he would say when 4
aar.,GI'u,r told him IN confidence"
rwa Lc which do;ractsd from the
reputation Of another, of course
SLJI feel a liberty to tell him eV-
ss.ly what ypu sav. He ought 10
know for ms own good Aud after
tItt depressing threat the tale-bear-
-r Wa usually varv willing TO hold
his Vsa"9.
The we,,hrri man not only r.
,a.u- from spalkjng evil but s..pras
Do notice n when it sSsuils his own
rm.. The jttjug motto helpnging
fp the h.rtA- Of Scotland, They
saw. WHAT ~zv they LIT them
sgv. IS that Of gentlemen the world
Iy.r
ir should be the resolution Of cv.
-~s guest in any house to carry thith- .
.., 40 s.rr-l as personal gossip. On
.u- -se1, rrrIwa~ nf an E1glISa r-s- F..
.iaure 8re .uscrib'd the words
Bring gnoJ news and knock bJld- /
w..
Iuer, is mono living among Us who .
vii MT be the better for resolving to .
'-rry ais hosts not )nIv goods news,
5I- clean sp-scL, and with that upoa
his lips ne may indeed "kulck bold
- fout.- G. mp,uiJn.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
Preventive for Hog Cholera

H II. Ulsh. Veterinary Surgeon,
Of this place, hands us the following
recipe a a preventive aud in many
cas-s a cure, for hog cholera: Give
each hog from two 70 ten drops of
carbolic acid III feed daily Mr.. Ulsh
says he ass this remedy for his
swine for years, AM hns never been
troubled with disease Another
excellent recipe for the same disease
/, tnis. and Mr Ulsh say. 1t Is high
IL recommended bv Robert Jennings,
Veterinary = SIrga3u: Flour sulphur
, lbs, animal charcoal I b., sulphate
iron 3 ozS. pulverized cinchona ID.
Six vii I'll give one tablespoonful
IN feed three times dav. A hog
cholera Is prevailing to atl Alarming
extent in many sections At might be
well 10 have one han or both Of the
above prepara ions on hand Il Is
an Old saving that an ounce OF pre-
VIBRATIONS Is better than a pound Of
cure. Lewis:owu Free Press