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Defeated Again.

PITTsBURG, June 26.-rhe Plttsburg brother
hood team was defeated again to-day by New
York. The game was marked by loose fielding
Attendance 1900. Summary:
Pittsburgs. ................... o 3 o o. 8
SeW orkS.......- U 10
Base hts-Pittsburgs 3, New Yorks 8. Bat
teries-Tener and Carroll, O'Day, Keefe and Brown.
Umpires-Knight and Jones.
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EASTERN GAMES.
ClarkSOn Pitches Good Ball and Shuts Out
PittSburS.

PITTsBURG, June 26.-Clarkson proved very
effective this afternoon and Tie PIttsburg league
team was shut out. Attendance 200. Summary:
BoStonS S.-...,,...............5 U u o
PittsDurgs.. .........0 y U D O. D
Base hits - Bostons g, Pittsburgs q. Errors =
Bostons /. PittsDurgs !. Batter es-Bowmah and
Decker, ClaTkson and Bennett
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Delegates Elected.

Manzanita Tribe. No, 4, Improved Order
of Red Men, has elected the following rep
resentatives to the Great Council: James
Boyes. r. c. Hart, J. W. Maher, ]. j.
Bryant, Alexander Mcpherson Jr., A. j.
Washburne. Alternates-Henry A. Chase,
j. b. Griffith. Benz. l.. Mcdonald, Adam
Smith, j. o. Scott, Charles l.. Wiggin.
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show two deaths at Gambia, one at Bernin-
gamin and one at Barcherta. Fresh cases
are reported at iatistaf and Puebla de
Rugat, Barcherta and Eniva.
MADRID, June 26.-An investigation
shows that the cholera epidemic at
Puebla de Rugat had its origin in the OPEN
ing uD of the old cemetery in which the
victims of 1885 we're buried.
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A Peacemaker Murdered

FORT SMITH, June 26-Claude Mcdaniel,
Prosecuting Attorney in the Canadian dis
trict of the Cherokee Nation, shot and
killed James Stubblefeld, an Intimate
friend yesterday. Tie shooting grew out
of the attempt of Stubbefed to act as
peacemaker between Mcdaniel and his
wife. Both are wealthy and prominent.
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Mullane's First Game.

CINCINNATI, June 26.-Mulane pitched his
first game of the season for the Cincinnati: eague
team this afternoon against the New Y0rks and
won. Attendance 1900. summary:
Cincinnatis tis....,....,.......,...2 o ) o *-S
New Yorks......-...............l D U o l-5
Base hits-Cincinnatis ~, New YOrks 0. Errors
Cincinnatts ), New Yorks S. Batteries Mullane
and harrington Rusie and Buckley. Umpire-Mc-
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MONSTER PETITION.

Tie Pub,icans Want the License Bill
Passed.
LONDON, June 26.-A huge petition in
favor Of license was presented in the House
of Commons tonight. 1t was got up by
publieans and was presented in three i'm
mense rolls of paper, bearing 600000 sigma
tnres. Sir Wilfred Lawson created much
amusement by moving that the Clerk of the
House read the petition and verify the sig
M
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Ctarter Ok Events.

HARTFORD Comm, June 26..-Following
are the results Of the Charter Oak races to-
day:
The 2:24 trot, Jean Vatican won, Suisun
second, Mambrino Maid third. Time,
2:20A.
The . &c trot, Dawson won in straight
heats, Alicante second, Rol Kipp third.
Time, 2:22A
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AT SAN FRANCISCO, JUNE 90, 1890.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

San FranclScos s..0 0 O-3
Sacramentos. 0 o 2 o o SO
Earned runs-San FrancIscos 3. Twobase hits
Shea 2, Ebright Bowman, sweeney. First base on
errOrs-Sacrameutos 5. First base on called balls
San tranciscos J, Sacramentos 7. Left on bases
San Franciscos o, Saorameutos II. Struck out-By
Young 4, by Hoffman A. Double plays-McIiale and
StapIeton Haney and Ebright. Time OF game-1
hour 25 minutes. Umpire-Gagus. Ofhcial scorer
j. ~. SIanlefnn
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Poor Work Disclosed.

Expert Wright inspected a number Of the
holes in the walls of the new Larkin-street
wing of the City Hall. made at the sugges-
tion of George Hanks. who stated that rub
bish would be found in the walls at the
points he indicated. The expert reports
that lie found no rubbish, but in several
places the workmanship was poor. Hanks
will resume his search for stuffed" walls
tn.daV
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Wholesale Poisoning.

COLUMBUS Ohio, June 26-It is re-
ported from the little town of Galena
that nearly fifty persons were poisoned
yesterday They we're attending sale at
the Curtis farm. and all ate dinner at the
house. 1t is thought some will die. No
particulars are obtainable tonight.
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THE BURIED MINERS.

Workmen Prevented From Cutting Into the
Hill Farm Mine.
DUNBAR, June ga gang of men for
two days have been cutting tunnel from
the Ferguson niue to the Hill Farm mine,
keeping the matter quiet. To-day the au-
thorties stopped them until il can be
learned if there are gas deposits III the tun-
mel. They were close to the Hill Farm
mine when stopped.
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Suicids Of an Fmhezzlsr

New HAVEN Comm. June 26-Lucien
w. Sperry, aged 70, one Of the most promi-
men. men of the city, committed suicide
this morning. He had embezzled trust
funds to the amount Of $4,000.
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TURKEY.

Eighty Armenian and Nine Turkish Revolu.
tionists Killed al E. Izeroum.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 26.-Erzeroum
Is reported to be in full revolt. In conflicts
eighty Armeniaus and nine Turkish soldiers
were killed and many wounded.
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THE FLYERS.

Salvador and Tenny to Try Conclusions
Again.
NEW YORK, June 26. - Salvador and
Tenny will possibly meet in the Ocean
stakes at Monmouth Park on Friday next.
Ii not they Will surely measure strides in
the Champion stakes August 18th.
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GOLD AND SILVER.

Movements of Specie in the Laadins Markets
Of Europe.
NEW YORK, June 26.-Heidelbach, Eckle-
heimer 81 Co. have ordered half million
more of gold for shipment to Europe. Ca
Diagrams received here report an increase
of specie in the Bank Of England for the
week of 9113,00 but loss of ESQ. COO to-day
on balance. The weekly statement of the
Bank of France shows an increase of
1,975,CO francs of geld and a decrease of
1,625, 600 francs in silver. The statement of
the Imperial Bank of Germany shows a de-
crease in specie of ,220, 900 marks.
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Fire in Chinatown.

About 9 o'clock yesterday morning fire
broke out at 719 Sacramento street. for
which an alarm was turned in from Station
II. The fire was in the rear, and caused
damage of about $780, owing to the barri-
cading and barring in vogue among the
Chinese. The place was general Chinese
warehouse for teas, rice and mating The
origin of the fire is not known.
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Buncaed their Hits

CHICAGO. June 26.-The Chicago league club
buuched their hits this afternoon and won rs
they pleased. Attendance 1900. Summary:
Chicagos. ........4 D 0 . O o I'll
BrooSlyus s............... .......0 o y O. 5
Base hits - Chcagos 8, Brooklyns 5. Errors
Chcagos 3, BrOoKyns 4. Batteries - Luby and
Stanzell, Lovett ald DAILY. Umpire-Lyneh.
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PRINTER DROWNED.

Seized With Cramps-Tae B dg Was Recov-
cred.
SACRAMENTO, June 26.-To-day William NJ.
House, "a years Of age, went up the river with
two companions TO bathe. Soon after enterSg
the water he was seized with crdmp and sank.
One companion tried to save him and Game near
being drowned by House, who held him under
the water long tim with a death grip. The
deceased was son OF II. l.. House who resides
al Redondo Beach, Los Angeles County. The
body WAS
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Pacinp.Horsa Rra.ders

CINCINNATI, June 26.-The National As
sociation of Pacing-bsrse Breeders is hold
ing its first annual meeting with the OBJ
ject to form permanent association and
keep an authentic register of the pedigrees
of nacing-hu
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Bers erker's Tins.

New YORK. June 26.-Folowing are
Berserker's tips for the Sheepshead races
tomorrow: Strideaway or Badge, Conrad
or Adventurer, Padisbah or Adamant,
Little Jim or Sorrento, Her Highness or
Prather, Maidstone or Admiral
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WANTS A DIVORCE.

Wealthy Chinaman Applies for sepera-
tion FIR m His Wife.
ATLANTA, June pa wealthy China
man named LIE Ong is suing his Irish
American wife, the mother of his sever
children, for divorce. The laundryman
accuses Mrs. lie Ong of infdelity and
drunkenness. In her own behalf the wife
declares her married life was happy enough
until lie sent their oldest boy TO China for
education,
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Withdrawal OF the Licsnse Bill.

LONDON, June 26.-ln the Commons this
afternoon w. II. Smith stated the Govern
ment, finding no alternative, withdrew the
proposal relating to funds for the purchase
Of licenses
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GermanY's Peace Force.

BERLIN, June 26.-The Reichstag to-day
rejected all amendments to the Army Bill
and approved, by vote of 211 to 12S, the
first paragraph, which fixes the peace ef-
fective force at 4S6,9S3 men until April, 1894
The second paragraph relating to the or
ganization of the various branches of the
service was also passed.
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A BREAD TRUST.

Crackers and Confectionery swalIow,d by ths
Combine.
PUEBLO (Colo.), June 26.-The Pueblo
Cracker and Confectionery Company has
joined the cracker trust by taking $4,000
worth of stock in the American Biscuit
Manufacturing Company.
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Ths Maxicsn Reznlntinn-

CITY OF MEXICO, June 26.-Monterey
kilograms say that the revolutiOnists, under
Ruiz SandOval, attempted to cross the Rio
GTande yesterday from the United States,
six miles west Of Laredo, but were driven
back by Mexican forces. Sandoyal and six
men were captured by the Chief of Police
at Laredo Tex
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Rain.n..he.Face s,abh.a

ST. PAUL (Minn.), June 26.-Rain-in-the-
Face, the noted Sioux chief, is lying dan
gerously wounded at the Standing Rock
Agency. having been stabbed by jealous
young squaw he had deserted II is thought
he will die
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purchased horse for S170, paying for it
with unsigned notes. He saddled the horse
and made off toward the mountains. When
he left the stable he had about $1,000 in
these bills. Something over $500 Of this
money has been offered the banks to-day.
Officers are on his trail.
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GLOVE CONTEST.

Fight of Three Rounds at Centre Port,
Long Island
CENTRE PoRT d. l., June 26. - An en-
thusiastic crowd witnessed fight tonight
between Spider Kelly of Harlem and
Benny Murphy of England. Kelly is the
man who defeated "Chappy" Moran of En-
105 pounds each. They fought with two
ounce gloves. Murphy was not in it. Kelly
forced the fighting from the start, and in
the third round Knocked Murphy down as
often as he could arise, until he was unable
to respond any more.
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Comiskey's Men Bat Ont Victory From the
Bean.Eaters

CHICAGO, June 26.-The local brotherhood
team again defeated the Bostons in game
marked by good. clever hitting on the part OF
Chicago. Attendance 2600. Summary:
Chtcagos... 3 U ! $40
Bostons.. s......,............22 2 U U D p 9
Base hits-Chtcagos II, Bostons. Q. Errors-Chi-
Cages 3, B0stons 8. Batteries-Baldwn and Far
rel, Kiroy aud Kelly. Umpires-Baraes and Gan-
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LeaYe of Ahsenca.

WASHINGTON, June 26 6-Lieutenant-C Com
mander c. T. Hutchins, Lieutenants Downs
L. Wilson and j. C. Gillimore, Assistant
Surgeon l.. w. Atlee and Boatswain John
J. Glynn, have been detached from the
Marion and granted three months leave.
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A pefaulter Con yicteti

JACKSON tMiss). June 26 6-Defaulting
State Treasurer Hemingway was found
guilty and sentenced to five years imprison-
ment. An appeal has been taken.
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Stanley's Arrival.

New YORK. June 26. Among the pas
sengers by the steamship Furnessia was
Major j. B. Pond, who says that Stanley
will arrive here i'll October.
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Executions Against Hosiery Manufactu -er,.

PHILADELPHIA, June &C. = Executions
amounting to S9i, 900 were issue to-day
against John j. Glazier, Bros. & Co., manu-
facturers of hosiery.
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HANDS UP.
A Youth of Eighteen BIS a Paymaster of
About $1,000

UNIoNTowN Pa9, June 26.-At little
mining town near here to-day, Jacob At
kinson, paymaster of the Frick Coke Com
pany, while placing the salary of the men
in envelopes, was started by an order to
throw up his hands. lie looked up from
his work and found himself covered by
Perry Donaldson. a youth of IS, resident
Of the village of 0liphant, who IS known as
keep quiet on the pain of death. Donald
son seized the envelopes, containing about
$780, and made his escape. posse is in
inurSi1it
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American Association.

TOLEDO, June 26.-Coumbus 8, TOledos O.
PHILADELPHIA, June 26.-AthletIGs Q, Ro-
chesters 9.
SYRACUSE, June 2G-Syracuses 4. Brook
lyns 3.
ST. LOUIS, June 26-st. Louis 5, Lsais-
yilles O.
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Hartinrton's Attitude

LONDON, June 26.-Lord Harrington has
sent telegram to Barrow resretting that
Gaines attitude compels him to advise the
Unionists to support the Conservative can
hinata
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New Vsssels.

WASHINGTON. June 26.-The Conference
Naval report as passed by the House yes
terday provides for three line of. battle
ships, one torpedo cruiser and one torpedo
boat
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Ee ief Bill.

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Mitchell
to-day introduced a bill for the relief of
Henry II. Wheeler of Oregon in the sum of
G12 5nO
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FATAL WOUNDS.
Result CT a Drunken Husbands Murderous AS
sauit on His Wife

sauIt on MS VIE.
KANSAS CITY, June 26-In drunken
fury l.. b. Meyers last evening went to the
house of his wife's uncle, Benjamin Van
horn, well-known citizen, and attempted
to kill her. Vanhorn, shielding his niece
from the bullet, re eived probably fatal
wound A second shot struck Miss Carrie
Vanhorn. She will probably die. Meyers
was pursued by neighbors, whom he fired
upon ana wounded Nelson Gleason. He
WIS finally nantnrpd
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ball played here for many day was the brother
hood game this afternoon. Attendance 500.
Summary:
Buffalos. s................. o 301 s-I7
Philadelphias... $50
Base hits-Buffalos 12 Phadelphias 2S- Errors
Buffalos 8. Philadelphias T. BatterIes-Baldvfr.
Clark and Mack, Sanders and Milligan. Umpires-
Ferguson and Holbert.
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Indian Treaty.

SHAWNEE Il. IT,, June ga treaty was
made with the Pottowattomies to-day.
They receive their land IN seyeralty and
Sl00,0Ov in money.
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Gnna 10 Enrnne.

NEW YORK, June 26.-Arnold Phillips Of
San Francisco has arrived here, en- route
for E urope.
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The slayip-Mc AuYffs Match.

LONDON, June 26.-The Pelican and Or
mande clubs have each offered $1,000 to pre-
vent the Slavin-McAulitfe match from col
lapsing.
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Could Not Hit.

CLEVELAND, June 26.-The Brooklyn bro
therhood club could not hit Gruber to-day and
Cleveland won an easy victory. Attendance
700. Summary:
Clevelands. ds...........,.........1 o o o o 81
Brooklyns. ns....................0 % U o y o ~ Z
Base hits-Cleveands 10, Brookyns TO- Errors
Clevelands 3, Brooklyns 3. Batteries = Gruber
and Sutelif, Murray and Rinsow. Umpires-
Matthews and Leach
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HOT WEATHER.
Prostretion snd Deaths Resulting Fr;m Solar

Prostretion snd Deaths Resulting Fr;m Solar
Heat.
ST. LOUIS, June 26.-The weather since
Sunday has been the hottest of the season,
and the thermometer ranged higher than
for any corresponding days in June for
several years. Yesterday and to-day were
exceptionally warm, the thermomet rang
ing from 900 to $50 in the shade from early
morning to sundown. and up to 3 o'clock
this afternoon there were nine deaths and
sixteen prostrations. some of them serious,
caused by heat Everybody is suffering
more or less, and there is much sickness
among children,
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Advance NJ Disoount Ratss

Advance OF Discount Rates.
LONDON June 26-The Bank of England
has advanced its rate of discount from {
per cent 70 4.
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Health and Strength

Soon replace weakness and languor II that reliable
medicine Hoods Sarsaparilia, is fairly and faith
fully tried. 1t is the best medicine TO keep tho
blood pure ana 10 expel the germs OF scrofula,
malaria, salt rheum, and other polsons which cause
so much suffering, and sooner or later undermine
the general health. By Its peculiar curative power,
Hoods Sarsaparila strengthens the system while is
eraditates disease. 1t is the peoples favoritS
medicine.
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A Pnnr Exhihiti

BUFFALO, June 2s.-Ths poorest exhibition OF
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Malaria

"For malaria think Hoods Sarsaparilia has no
equal. 1t has kept my children wel right through
the summer and we lived In one OF the worst places
for malaria in Marysville. My children have
before passed season without having malaria.
think Hoods Sarsaparilla wonderful medicine.
recommend it to everybody. l take IL myself for
that all gone feeling with great beaeht"-MRs. b. r.
DAVIS, Marysyile, Yuoa County, Cal.
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Hoods SarsaparilIa

Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s5. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-16
City Men as Farmers.

Just at this time of the year there Is
always number of city men who get
an itching desire TO be farIners-uot
farmers for health or pleasure, but far
merS tor profit. Now farming is a grand
occupation, but To the average city
business man who goes into 1t for
profit, it holds out nothing but failure
The city farmer, for eX ample, never
con il lers as does the wise and know
ing farmer, that there may be dIsaD-
pDintneut III crops. He thinks wha =
ever he suws will come up and Weld
profit. Even stupid tuTnip knows a
city farm as sCou as it sees him.
Marrowfat peas fairly rattle in their
pods with derision as he passes.
The fields are glad TO impose upon
the novice. Wandering too near the
beehive W tn a book Oh honey making,
he gets stung in three places; his caull-
flowers turn out To De cabbages; the
thunder spoils ms milk; the grass but
ter that he dreamed of Is rancid; d e
taxes eat up his profits; the drought
consumes his corn; the rust gets IN his
wheat; the peaches drop Oil before they
ripen; the rot strikes the potatoes; eN-
pecting to surprise his benighted ely
friends with present of n lew early
vegetables, he acclItuLdI!y neslTS Iu'tt
they have had new potatoes and green
peas and sweet com for A fortnight;
the bay mare Tuns away with the box
wagon; his rustic gate gets out of
order; his shrubbery is perpetually
needing the shears; 1t see IS aim st
impossible to keep the grass out of the
rpentine walks; n COW gets in aud
upSets the Vase of flowers, and the
hogs destroy the watermelons. Every
thing goes wrong and farming is a fail
ure.
1t always is failure when a man
knows nothing about 1t; If a man can
afford to make a large outlay for his
own amusement and the health Of his
family, let him hasten to his country
purchase. But no sensible man will
think to keep a business in town and
make a farm financially profitable.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-16
How it is Done In Berlin.

you Americana think you can beat
the world for quick despatch of b ISL
ness sa i a recent arrival from Ger
many the other day, so you would
probably be surprised 20 know that 10
a citizen of Berlin your system Of local
postal delivery seems In'Olerably slow.
l know that your active and efficient
postmaster does all he can with the
material and funds at his disposal, but
| would like TO show hun how the pre-
verbally slOw-golng German has i'm
proved on Amer can methods. In Ber-
lin you see big mail-wagO1s rattling
through the streets at all hours, gath
ering letters from the letter-boxes and
delivering them at the branch stations.
INSIDE each wagon is an official with a
sorting-table, ON which he sorts the
letters as rapidly as they are delivered
to him from the boxes. Those for
out-of- town are all thrown together al.
resorted at the man office, but those
for the branch stations are put in sep
arate boxes, and by the time the gath
ering trip is ended they are often all
ready for delivery
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-16
The Father of Photography.

What fact more commonplace TO our
mind than the Photographic process of
portrait takIngl Many of US remember
the original form of these sun pictures
the daguerrectype, specimens OF
which, once i'll "a while. We draw forth
from some unexp ored drawer, carrying
US back to the forgotten days of child
hood. 1t was no further off than 1888
that Madame Daguerre, the wife of the
inventor o: the process, had an earnest
consulta ion with one OF the medical
celebrities of the day concerning her
husbands mental condition. After ac-
quainling the physician with the many
ration, she added, with tears in her
eyes, that the concluding proof OF his
insanity was his absolute conviction
that lie would succeed i'll mailing his
own shadow u the wall or IN fixing ii
on magical metallic plates.
The physician listened with profound
attention To this eliminating evidence
of mental arrangement. answering that
he, himself, had observed in Daguerre
strong symptoms of madness; lie closed
the consultation by advising that her
husband should be sent quietly and
without delay To the well known lunatlc
asylum, Bicttre. Two months Later
the world of art and science WIS stirred
to IT'S center by the exhibition of num-
Der of pictures actually taken by the
new process. Arago, In January, 1883,
laid an account OF the process before the
Academic des Sc ences, and soon the
''lunatic" was heralded as the father OF
photography.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-16

TO the spacious armament above; The
pointing out of glorious sunset; the
study OF selections from natures poets
and Other writer's, such as Bryant.
Wordsworf Burns, Whittier, ETC., all
will contribute to that end
How much untold misery and unhap-
riness II light be spared if teachers would
discharge their duty in this respect.
The heart OF the sincere admirer of
nature Is filed with love, pure and un-
detiled, and If you wish IT, child 10
love, not the evil. but the good. there
is no easier way than to bring him
IN contact with the glorious scenes of
nature.
Love will christianiZe the world and
fill 1t with peace and JOY. In the pro
portion that love rules will crime and
wretchedness diminish.
As the soul contemplates the work
manship OF the Divine hand, 1t invol.
UNFAIRLY exclaIms:
There's beauty in the forest
Where the trees are green and fair;
There's beauty in the meadow,
" here the flowers scent the air;
There's beauty In the sunlight,
And the soft blue beam above;
Oh, the world Is full OF beauty,
When the heart is full of love.