davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
StQOt GbtraoO.
S6were 9etm(n6nng.
utoRenper9iftun9 in Ger camille
bon 5ranf RuPn.
Das Oberhaupt oerfelben uno Elm Rausoie=
ner bereits oeitorben.

8ereiftung lit obne 3peifel bie ltrIa6e
elmer Notwithstanding in Der Salnilie DeS
8eItBerS Don yGupns Yarf", tpeLhe am
9aaneritag MbenD na0 Dem @jeluB Des
9l6enoellenS eintrat urD Delder bereits bas
Sberbaupt Der Sarttlle, Tranf &ubn Sr.,
lopie Elm 6ausoiener 9ianlenS ceSo9n Sum
gefauen itnb. Giibn'S @attiu unb SDbne,
Der 3liG6rige Gn1tl unb Der 21iGhrige syrans
iopie dos 0ienitntGbden Nnnie 2anling
befinben ii1 3Ien1li6 auBer @efabr.
Die Mbenbma1lsett bate auBer falten
Speiien, MiLh, 8roo, Butter aus @robeers
unD QlpfelsBte beitauoen. Die gauge SSa>
milie lotpie Die beiben 9ienItboten, Die an
Der Waabl5ett .bellnaDmen, aBen bon bent
Sudden.
unmittelbar nadbem Die Gafel arfgee
1oben tDar, itelte it6 BET So6n, benz 6altSz
bieNer, llnpobliein ett. SSl1 t~peniger Denn
elmer balben Stunbe tparen ale Benobner
be5 0auies ~ertranft. Die SDnlptome paren
oieielben, ulb Die Nerate Striebel, &altner,
Sloan, @onnelD, bic in bic 8o6nung, $50.
48 80lpelI 2tpenue, gerufen paren, fonnten
teinen 9tugen6Itd i'm 3lpeifeI letn, oaB etne
Wlaiienoergiftu1g porlaa.
Qlm lbperiteu MAT Der 6alsbiener err
franft. Ollie Be1iiDunget, ibrl al retten,
lhlugen febl uno I'M 10 llbr ltarb er. Die
2eiGe lpurbe na6 benz GeitattutdStultttut
BON Slaner an Der W}iltpatfee 9luenue ges
bradt. gtur iein erlter 9tame mar befannt.
Gr mar erit Dor einem Wtonat aus Der
ShipeiS eingemaaoert unb itano i'm 33.
2e6en5labr.
Sine flit6ttg bor9enommene 1lnterIuz
dung i6ten 81 ergebelt, oaB ii6 til SUDDEN,
bon penel1 Die Tar1ilte 9egelien Bate, Wift
~beiunoen babe, Der SUDDEN mar in Der
6~olitetn Bie Sactorp, $50. 1886 WiIpautee
Qpenle, Q%efauft, beren 8eiiber, 9r. 2ieb>
mann, gefduglt6 etngesoae1 puroe.
9ta6 eingebcnber unteriu6ung fam bic
8olisei 81 Der lleber5eu9ung, baB ni6t
9Sie. lonbern gefodte !&artoffeln, Die
einen Sbeil Der Nbenoma6lScit Qusna6z
ten, Die Waaiienerfranfuu9 in Der Sdnlie
lie bes tSerrn Sran3 &ubn unb ben
Sob bes Qebteren iomie bes 6ausbieners
vSobn" peririo0t ba6en. @apitGn &ipz
Iey lieB 8reitng ben 8eiiber ber6olfteins
8Gderei, 1886 Wftltpaltee Nuenue, Qugult
2iebmarn Dor iid bei6eiben uno linter5og
i'm einem eingebenoen 8erb0r. 0as yez
iultat DeIlelben beitGtigte beS 8eamten Mit>
ii1t, 6aB Der bon 2teBmann an Die SGmilte
Gubn Derfqufte SUDDEN nt)t Die NergiFtung
perranlaBt batte, por 9tllem aber, DAB Der
81Ger. lelbit nenn letne gSaare an ber Gr7
t~ranfung S6ulo tragen loute, in feiner
Weiie 3ur @erantlpprtung geSogen tperoen
fonnte. Die 5ur !6eriteuung Der beiDen
SUDDEN pertpanbten Sri6te iparen in Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02

Notwithstanding bon &obinIon, Gde
| Sranflins uno Soufb Bateritr., a%efauft.
QieBmarn bate i'm @5alrsen AM Wfittfpo6
| s gieS 9ebafen unb tie an 6 San1tlien
bird ieilen NuSlduFera Gtidaro SGger abb
9eben laiien. !3tDet Guden erbielt Die Tas
mile &ubn, Die iibrtgen pertbetlten ftd auf
6ran GidarbS. SEQ. 1894 WttImalfee Npe.,
Srau &ebOe, Nrnlttase 4ue., Srau Corr.
SEQ. 232 0olneSitr., nn6 Qblgren, Jlo-
1886 Wltlpaufse Mpe. Wa3 iDGre naIilr>
Itd)er, als baB aud in Dtelen 55amtlt1
Spuren BON 8er9iftuug itd GeSeigt bGtter,
tpern i'll Der Ebat Der vVie" Die SAulo trug.
0o6 9ta1fragen e~reabei1, baB in fetner Der
%gerannten SSamitten &ranfbeitserldeinun>
gen auigetreten iparen. 9iebmann ielbit
bate bon bent SUDDEN ge8ei1en. obne err
franft at iein. Y
Gapttdn &ipleb i~iattete benz SauS Ser
erfrantten Samtlie, an Der Botpeu NDe.,
einen 9eiu6 ab. Die @ler3te batten ben
8efe6l binterlalien, !&einen 81 ben !&ral1ten
5u3ulalIen, uno 10 mar eS u%nntDglld, Die
Wfitglteoer Der Tarnilie lelbit auS5uforl6en.
Nuf Dem Gid itanben mod Die lleberreiie Der
~QbenbmdblSstt, &artoffeln. @urfcn uno Der
DerbGr9ntBpolle 4Sie. Die Ge6enmittel be-
legte Der 8eamte nit 8eldbtag unb lteB tie
0oftor Oeftpen aur delnIlben lntsrlu1uRg
liberbrtugen. Nuf ben Gartofteln aeigte ii1
cine treflIoartige, grautpciBe Subltans.
9ie 2lerSte, lit beren Seh0noluns 1t6 Die
@rfrantten bcftnbet1, erfldrten etnltimmig,
ais man tbre Mufmsrfiamfett auT Dieie
Subitan5 leilfte, DaB Ite elmer @ifta6la3e>
rHng le6r Gbnele. Sen tpa1ren Sbatbez
ftanO iDiro allerbings eft Die QnalDie our6
o6,GotSfu11S fno ~, CC,oo fHrAprft GNoftnr
0eftoen ltabnt eine BoItntortem : Inter
in6ung an Der 0eidle bes Dergiftcten rSobn"
Dor. OaB CT on ben SDIgen elmer 9lrienifs
DergiTtung geitorben ipar, lag auf bet 6anb.
Die I'M Wlagen 3uriifgebltebenen Spetles
ii6errefte lperoen ebenfalIs 6ernijd utter
ludt iuerOen.
gSie baS Gift an bie &artoffeGn ober an
ben SUDDEN geratben iDor, baS tit ben I'M
ter lI6ungsbeamten Elm JtGtDlel. Srgeno
Senlanb in Der 6amitie ooer Die 0ienitz
boten su oeroGdtigen, b0StDilig bas Gift
genildt 81 baben, licgt ben 8e0ntten fern;
i'm 10 n1ebr, ais Mle bon ben Speilen aBen
uno Nae erfranftcn.
Gor mebreren Sagen falfte Srau &ubn
etn 8dd6en Gattengift, uno Sobn itreute
es 3ur Bertrelbung Der nidtsnnBtaen Stage
tbiere iiberaQ in Die 6ugen Der TuBb0oen.
Sin She'll bes G%atteggifts fanb 1i0 in leis
mem 3tlnmer. Nnnte 2anfing, bas Oienft>
ntSoden, Elm blutiunges WldO1ef, iuar crit
Dor einigen Iagen aus Oeutidfano eingez
Danoert. Die M0glidfeit bliebe INNER
bin, Dab ite BET Der 3ubereitung Der Nt6enbz
llahlaett, obne gu obnen, mas DaS DetBe
Huluer Jet, Durh 0erieben Die Spsiien NIT
benz @tft in 8erii6rung brabte. Die
Wer3te fDu1ten defteru WbenD Die flint Grs
franften auBer @efabr ertlGren. Nm gez
tdDrlidlten lit Der 3ultano oes alien t6errn
Eubn, beflen 63 Sabre Die @euelun9 me-
ientlt6 per560er,. ODD itebt su bpffen,
baB Der alte Btpnier bes 9eorbmeitens, benz
Die iaDrelana unausgeleBten llmtrtebe uno
SeBereten Der y8aiiermuder bon Wtaplez
Doo0 nt6tS anbabelt f%anltten, aud benz
@tft ni1t unterliegen piro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Surtuter unto slide.

@s pirb er5GbIt, Dap ais emit bic franz
a0lilhe Ntaoemte etne lteue Nufla9e oeS
grnBen WDrterbu1s Der fran30Iii6en
Spr0he oeranltaltete, iie Dem groben Sea-
turforl6er @IDier Die folgeube @rtlGrung
oes Wortes homard (6ummer) sur Ne9utz
a6tun9 iiberlanot babe: Scr 6ummer lit
ein rotber Slid, Der riidiDdrts ge6t". 9as
@uto6ten Gupiers babe gelautet: Scr
6ummer lit fein slid, lit nt6t
rotb unO gebt n d + afndrts;-
oues l1e6rige lit ri6tig." = Gs lheint aber.
baB bteie 8e%lebrung nidts gefrudtet bat,
Sranaolen ben Summer (homarus vul-
garis) als einen Sic d. IS mare gar ni6t
unmO9li6. baB bieie Berue6ielung gu
etrelt bttterb0len Streite nit ben GnelGn>
bern flbrte, - 0eren @eminen Ibrigens,
beildufi9 bemerft. audi niht gang lauber lit,
benu tpenn tie audi fir ben 6unlmer einen
ni6tzftibiqen giarnen Qobster) baben, nenz
men lie bod ben tnur our6 ietlte eeringere
Grobe bon tbm perl6teoenen SluBfrebs
craWfiSh.
0ie Sa9e berbGlt fi6 10:
Die 200, 900 8efpobner Der All GnaIanb
(aber nidt Al Dem Ganaoilhen @olohieu>
bunoe) gebDrenDen SnieI 81 eufunblanb
erndDren ii6 meiitens our6 Seefti6fang.
9urd ben lltred)ter Srieoen bon 1713,
tpeI6er Dem lpanii6en Grbfolgefriege Elm
@noe ma1te. mar6 5Dar gu9lano in ben
(uorber BON 6ranfrei6 beitrittenen) aleiniz
gen 8eiib bon yteufunDlano tpieoer einge>
ieBt, bod unter Dem &orbebalt, bag ben
Tranaoleu, pel6en bic beioen gfebensSnieln
MiqueIon unb ct. 8terre nerS
blieben, an ben &iiiten bon Neufunbs
LAMB iDllten Sii6fang treiben uno
ibre Slide auf neufunolGnDll6em 8ooen
einialaen unb b0rren oiirfen. 8on 6ieiem
Gedte 1ahen fie me1r aIs dnDertbGlb Sa6rz
bunberte lang einen mGBi9en @ebrau6 GEE
ma6t; in Den lehten 3ebn Sabren aber iinb
Tie ben arlnen gfeufunoldnOern fart tnS
@ebege ~gl9angsn. Statt lid auf ben Siids
fang 3u bel6rdnfen, BADEN lie ft6 auf ben
s. III N E + lang perlegt utlo aut neufutos
lG1Oil0em 8ooen cine Weenge GROCER SAT-
tDreien erridtet, in tpel9en bic GUNNER
eeiotten uno in 8le6bibien Derpadt tDer<
ben. Oo iie init groBen &apitalien a%rbeite1,
70 i6tagen tie Die arl1en 9teufu1olGiloer
gan3 aus Dem Seize.
gereebens BADEN iih bteie an bte tritii6e
&e8ierutg UNI 6iilfe geiuenoet. Oas Wd>
ntlterium SauIsburp fat fir fe MIR taube
Sbren. Sa, eS bat iogar NIT Der tranSo@
Iii6en 9tegierung cine DorlGuftge ueberetns
funft getroffer, mona6 ben fran5oltlden
6urnmerfGngern ale Die Bortbelle, hpelbe
fie an iid gerilien baben, aelalicn tperben.
Stun baben bic 9teufunblGn0er cine Mboro>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02

ibtu bearaben tpiorben iein. Ser Stol3 bon
ieinen Grbentagen ipiirbe III 9leonen nidt
lntersesangen iein. Nber BENT geitiir5teu,
BEN foltseitelten, Dem oariber g~rouenoen
unb quenselnoen 8ismard 9egeuilber bleiz
ben iene @eti1le lebenbig uno getpinnen
MIR an Stdrfe, ie me6r ct ii6,
onifatt bes 6eitern 0tocletian in Saz
Iona, ben grdmli9en Napoleon auf
Can't SeIeuo gum Muiter nimmt. @ie
piele bon Oenen, Die in ben 8i6ern
bet @eltseidihte ais groBe Wtdnner
persei6net iilro, tpiiroen n Cd BARN itehen,
tpenn iie nidt bas @liid sebabt bitten, GUT
redten 3eit 81 fterbelt, ooer geitorben gu
tperben (Sie9e: 2tncoln unb @arftelb).
Sid ielbit at lberleben lit eiu l6weres
Zoos
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Hunse's 6ohseit.

Sobn g. Gunse, Ser vberibmte" Mitz
angeflagte i'm Groninpro5eB, bat ft6
IeBteBo6e perbetratbet. Slnse Iomobl tpie
Ieine biibi9e unb t1teligsnte Trau, iilro
8at6oltten unb Die 6o63eitsieierlthfeit
fanO geitern Mor9en in Der ct. Q~lpbonius
8irde itatt. Nm Qbeno CAB baS @bepaar
in ietner @obnung $50. $40 Soutbport
Qpe. einen ginpfang, Bel tpel6em ibm Der
Ge6tsantpalt Daniel 0onaboe elm itl6ers
mes Sbeeierpice itberreihte. 0aliel5e tr1gt
einige Snidriften, pelhe Runse ais 6elben
feiern unb Die Gameu Der 9ertheibtger Der
gu le~bensldnglider 3udt6austrafe berurs
tDeilteu Weoroer Or. Gronins.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
SS9rfsa eaa AT b erfn1tfeSt.

G9bne 6arm BON 1870 adern, uobe Qlorftoldsen !:
9lttes 9auS nebit $3.50 &deunc 8rets $4,000. 9euts
i9e Wniieblung. Ser Gi9entbiinler lit ait unb franz.
$500 9aor, 9teit Sablbor mad Sclie6eft. ales beI1et
unb IN @lttbe, Nferbe, Magen. 93erfseuee uab Niehz
benz etne onoere CUTE Sorni. $3.50 &aors9lnaa6ljna
fhr aBagen, @ieroe uno Uiebiano geniigt. 9telt aahls
bar nab Mruid3. s. a{erpiu. 90
1mD 1876 &aSaae Str, 9iu,ner /, Gbicaoo.
81 oertonfen: @orbmore uno IaricuItrror
~. Sntplements=@eIGdlt, etobltrt 1875, i'll ether lebs
baIten Staht. gBertb Der Moare ouf &atb $500.
Snte Sele9ei1belt. nm IN Elm gutes @eiGdFt Az fpntlneu.
A9reltrre j. d. O., YoItbog II, Manatah, JnD.
lpupb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02

Meiu9t: Grtebri@ 9eu5Ier aus gtedor.
Dalliert Mirtemberg, fruber tpobubaft in Spleoo,
g., uno G9ieo9o.-@s tpiirDe ihm at groBem gtusen ee.
retfen, penn er icnie iebise @oreIie an g. 3. mettler,
3oS superior StraBs pier on MilDtIm 9enaler, 1924
@berrp StroBe Solebp, o., ~einlenhen tparoe.
. e, liun5mb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Gebensn1nAe

Srau Glisabetb 81. Simpion ma9te in
Der 9ta6t bonn Sonnabeno gum Gonntag
ibreln 0eben bur6 Grhduseu ein Gnbe.
Sic nuree in iDrer Mobnung, SEQ. 1888
6ammer.Str., erft am naditen Whorgen
toot auf9efunoen. Die Q%ebenSmuDe mer
gidnoleDrerin, ettpa 20 Sabre oft unb cine
Mitttue. Shr 8ruoer Soieph &enorif,
tpel6er in 9eaoptlie, Gol., aniGiiig lit,
nurbe benahri6tigt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Gtablirt ieit 1851.
Henry SchOellkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer.


232 & 254' OF Ranoolph.Stry
3wiiGen Granfltn. nno Morfet@S traBs
erDiett iDe6en tpiebcr friItbe Genbun9en pon
@ettities, @tnmeus t,ao @ra5faamet,
&1edlten boil. aesIGDner &Grirgct,
GprotteW nno &Safnb. NpNz$9Grtu9en,
NDtapea. s~i;djppicS, tnIi. Sar6tneS,
stun. 5saniar, boM. StpGfid,
0serInts4Gn 1et, &SadifpteAen,
GalsIaracAsn uwo geroeAenbatter,
Gted)tcr Sranff. &ra4iumrft tsaO SaIattt,
@ptbeer &ei,Teaebertpmrt,
Med1tct Stannf e),n. GetOelattpMrft,
ISeftpb. Gd,iisfeu lnn gteMnaaBeu,
9eutl6Der GtbIeiiUnrIt Oom @norr,
YrIp. Gtppeng einltie tn Sablctteh,
SSetnitem Stiocm0l Mne WspbnoI,
Wrats. @ar0imeS itisO Gban1pi9nOnS,
&tedifett @talS= t:ilD Set1ei1I5,
GifcIS. &aeiafcnf una Senpertt,
2teaDtcm &s1nn Ut ettbater nlo Sr6:tettafe,
&roreG8c De 8rte, gfemfdatetct Ssale, -
MoGueforts, 4SArusciais nno &oanner %9le'
Ueinfteat &%intbnrGer, Sabnt= ti,io Ssasor6le'
Scuti0,em (Sidletfaffec MH0 0tal orteH,
@~ctroGaetcU Sdlsudssltte (SttSeI
2leG,tcltt 1:taar. 8Aprifa ttao sSGcetf1ensfns'
Gea4fdle. SsirSc, &iNiem, @r@ltfprif,- ySopn'
Stat. 8accaront, geuoeIm 1t. 1GrtcHeimeDh
&etSntcbt, GrSiennlebl INTO Geet5engrtes,
SyratS. s,no oeWtfG1. GDOcoteoe Nno StaFao'
6atneiiia)sna itm> ttiiiiGem gree,
GdjspetSe WeiI0b, 4tebtg'e U!etfDeS!Feth
gtedjten, &iemenhomig atlo $9tsnbeerIGtt
9cmtfdlem uuo framsD hi d,ctt sYSpetIaleh,
@~efspGnetelG SeirFdlea, Strtleit, 5setoeioeere"'
6rtId;e nt 2ubbeG'iden Gd)nupft1bGt,
@fu&iGDcn G~D;1Ir&OeEn tu0 80RtrnBerH,
&splsl@ubsn NIT 2eocr sJo @oisp@mtoHel"'
Aaes gu ben b~iGi9iteu 8reiien.
Henry ~SChOelLkOpf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
Hamburg Amerikanische
podetfabrt. u ftien OefelIfAdft.

Sie p~rddti9en neuen 3pppelf9ron6en. s6ueI.
6antpfer 9Scrrtantta, Columbia unb MuenIta.
Itctorta, oorl 1e 10000 GOnnen nnb II. 500-l6OOO
southampton Gitr SorbDn nno 9arfs) o~nloufenS.
9ielel6en MAIDEN bic fd1meuicm SaDrten, bte ie
aptfdet Nctp Onrf, outbGttpro unb BEN
Continent 9entobt ipur0en, elmer 9ei9ipinbiafeit
bon 6 Sa9en 2 GtmaSen naD Aueenstoiun olei6s
fputmeno. Die belp6brten Sampfer uniere5 regul6.
rem SlenItes 9egen BON 9sep 9orf nod 9em6mrg
otrett. abfab1tsta9e iote foIgt:
Columbia, q. Wtat Columbia, 10. Sum-
sueoio. 28 Ru9ias q.
@ln8. Gtctoria 20. gtm9. @tctprta 26. "
Jtbaetto, 4.Stnt Selert, %. /"
W0rn1atiai0 5. N0rttanUta g. SuIt
Mtelanb II. @ucpia S. Snli
L. |. b.. II. f. 10.
@tar lpenbe fb an:
G.. B.. RICHARD & CO..
0enerGIsSSa Ha 8es g3aemten,,
Ecke Washington 81 LaSalle Str.
~ gpnntass offen bon 10 biz II ubr. ga
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-02
WaNa9e. am0 @amf= 0ef@aft.
Neberfobrt8= Sd)eine

son a'so ,tad) S~eati@Iano, btGtser tpte ie, bes
LEOPOLD MAYER, Srarbamf.
l3ieplSm5 NO. 7S Lasalle-Str.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-11
T 90 Late.

Too late, too la'e, We cannot enter
nowP sings TeBnysOn, of the foolish
virgins who Were unprepared for the
bridegroom.
There IS no phrase in the long voea-
larry of rrow that has a sharper
sting than Too Late 1t is the knell
Of hope, and its echo often leaves des-
pair:
.Of II sad wO -ds Of ougue or pen.
The saddeat are these might have been"
If, III vision, we could behold our
selves when, with untrimmed lamps.
We stand, and the words Too LaJe!'
reeze our souls W tn horror, we could
live 20 that 10 hear them would be i'm
-'"Sslble. Who that has lost a friend
ca forget the GOODNESS that has seized
his heart rs he remembers acts of COM
mission and omission, small in them
selves, but which must have gwen III
tense pain to the heart that can feel
earthly pam no more The roses on
the coffin very often outline the words
Too Late!' y surge of remembrance
floods the yearning souls as 1t recalls
the days that are no m"re,-
20 death in life. the days tha are no more
1t longs to devote itself ent RELY re-
pairing the fault IF the past. But the
roses on coffin are sOulless-a ch lin
of roses can not reach Heaven. And
then comes the thought Of PRAYER; and
this br ngs hope and consolation. 1t Is
not too late-prayer can atone or all.
1t seems TRANCE that any man who has
ever lost a friend should doubt the doc
tTine OF pr yer for the dead, which is,
indeed. "a holy and wholesome thought
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-11
John Browns Clothes.

The clothes In which John Brown,
of Ossawatomie was hanUei, are in
p session of a Bro TX yn undertaken.
Jacob NJ. Hopper, AMI his coffin
was also there until twelve months
go, when 1t was chopped up by mis-
Ia e.
After the hanging the body, fa the
same ragged, shot. iddled clothes in
which John Brown had made his last
fight, WAS p aced in a walnut coffin aud
given TO a Charlestoyn undertaken.
Through the influence of the agents of
Northern friends the coffin was secretly
shI. pei on board a porth-bound steamer
and in due time arrived in New Y Ork
There Jacob Hopper was on hand to
receive it and removed The coffin to hls
New York rooms, l63 BOwery. John
Browns body was properly reclothed
by the undertaken and "A new casket
made foT 1t and shipped to North EIbI,
where It was buried. The old coffin
and the tatte ed clothes We're brought
from New York and secretei in the
cellar of Undertaken Hopper's rooms
III Brooke n There they remained Tor
nearly thIr,y years, until, in a clearing
up Which was instituted il the cellar
during Mr. Hopper's absence, the coffin
was broken to pieces and carried away.
Tie clothes are still in the undertaken s
pO>sessioa.
L will swear to the part l had in the
disposal of John Browns body said
Mr.. Hopper. 1t S a fact. His DO "
vas not mutIlated, but his clothes were
torn as if they had been cut with bayo-
netS.'
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-11

Growing fat seems TO be n constitu-
tional and hereditary affair, and to de-
pend very little on ones own personal
habits, or the amount that one eats and
drinks. Although at hIs death Daniel
Lambert weighed more than seven
hundred pounds, and was not quIte six
feet tall-his vast bulk never, however
seeming to incommode him-yet when
he weighed over four hundred he walk
ed long distances with less fatigue than
was endured by his companions who
weighed comparatively nothing, and
until shortly before his death he WAS
active in field exercises. He never
spent much time in bed, sleeping less
than eight hours in the twenty-four,
was moderate eater, and drank only
water, and still, in spite Of all this, he
went on accumulating adipose in way
that leads one 10 inquire seriously II
eating, and drinking, and Incidence,
and seIf-indulgence have really great
deal to do with the laying on of fat
ErchaHge.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-11
A Grippe" Coincidence.

\ rather singular coincidence is noted
by Congress Margan, of Missis-
sIppi, IN reference TO the appearance of
the grippe" during HarriSon's term.
~ remember ysry well.'' he said, ''in
my boyhOod that after the election of
Harrison and Tyler, and after the death
of Harrison, when Tyler had become
President and was overturning things
in political way, that an epidemic of
inhue "a swept over the country, just
as it is dong now. 1t had the saline
nlme, too, the grippe and ! remem-
Der that everywhere it was spoken of
as the Tyler grippe 1t was the same
sort OF thing as We have now, and it Is
little odd that Il should come back
again during the term To which another
Harrison was elected in it.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-11
The Curse of Fame.

Poor DIR. HolmesI 1t is no wonder
he wants people TO stop trying to write
poetry, when, as he says, he has for the
last thirty years received a volume of
poems or poem, printed or in manu-
script. nearly every day. Then he adds
amiably: ''Of late | have found it i'm
possible to re. d cri ticallya all the literary
productions, J. prose and verse, which
have heIped themselves on every ex-
posed surface or my library, like snow
drifts along the railroad tracks-block-
ing my literary pathway so that i can
hardly find my daily papers" Can
good nature go farther than thisP Has
the good doctor no energetic friend who
W IL clear hs library of these dri Is and
bundle them all into a bonfire? Think
of the cOnceit, the imp Ttinence and
utter want of kindly consideration of
the seEdersl
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-11

to health as suitable food. Ny child
ren's garments are made of flannel dur
ing cool weather.
The soft, little wooden shirt, with
high neck and long sleeves. Two fan
nj undershirts, with long sleeves and
high necks, a wooden dress, and heavy
wooden stockings, long enough to reach
above the knee. The other garments are
of cotton flannel except the aprons.
When l can't get the children's hose
heavy enough, and long enough to suit
me, get the colored yarns and knit
them, or cut my own down to fit
them.
Now, L must go-it is getting late"
''Ohl how L wish you could stay
longer, and tell me how you take care
of your children when they are sick"
~ haven't time now, but one month
fr m to-day, l viii tell you how L take
care of my children, in sickness and In
health IVOmdH'S Work.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-11

An ATTEMPT is being made in New
7, rk To reduce the nuisance attending
the collection OF garbage BY reducing
the business to a kinI OF system. y
time table Is to be made out for the col
lection of garbage and each Householder
VIII be not fed at wha. hour to set out
garbage for collection, and after
specified hour each day ashes and gar
bage Will have TO be removed within
the house line. There is no reason why
this cannot be done with such degree
Of accuracy AS In leave margin OF not
more than one hour, instead of a day,
forthe deposit of garbage on. the side
walk for collection. Routes can be
lad out and time of service calculated
with sufficient accuracy to notify house
holders in one block that their garbage
would be collected between, say, 10 and
II o'clock; of another block between
IL and u O'Clock, ard so on, the ousl-
ness Icing thoroughly systematiZed- Be.
sides reducing the garbage nuisance 10
a MN mum, such a system would give
the Bureau of Highways accurate III
formation as to the amount OF work
done and any cases of neglect on the
Tart Of contractors
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-11
My PGpa's Asleep"

The father was dead. they laid him
All calm in his coffin BID.
They closed his eyes and arranged him
In tile gloomy garb of the dead.
The stricken were trarfully kneeling,
without IN tae dArkening gloom,
Wien his best loved baby came stealing
- Into that silent ROOM
Her step was child-like and fearless,
As she entered that sorrO wful place,
And her eyes were laughing and fearless
As she looked on the motionless face
Look hon thy last and love him
thou poor little shepherdless sheep.
For she huI = like rosebud above him.
and whispered My papa's asleep.
Loath was the babe TO forsake him,
And forth from the silent one creep,
For she Loyalty wouldn't awake him,
For the father she loved was asleep.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-11

AN EXCHANGE says that the latest
svrul,e Is carried on by means of a
doubt fountain pen, one end of which
IS G..ri with good substantial Ink, the
o,her with ink thar fades away in a day
or two. The sharper writes his agree
uaur. contract, or whatever particular
lay NAV have chosen, with the ink
,LA, fti $, aud he hIs his victim sign
with the other end Of the pen in the
fuk that lasts. In a few days he has
nothing on it but n good signature,
over which he writes any sort OF a note
that Dee can turn easiest into cash. Look
outf1r the fountain pen swindler for ha
is dangerous.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-11
Definitions of Bible Terms.

A geIah was one cent.
y cab was three pints.
An omer was six pint[
y shekel Of gold was 50.
y tirkln WAS seven pints.
y farthinI was three cents.
\ talent of gold was S13 .SU9.
y talent o, sily T was S53S. 30.
\ cubit WAS nearly p inches.
Ezekiel's reed was nearly IL feet.
y 6in vas one gallon and two pints.
a mite was less than one-fourth
cent.
\ shekel of silver was about fifty
cents
y piece Of silver, or penny, was 13
cents.
4 fingers breadth vas equal to one
inch.