Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-06-24
MIGFLINTOWN.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE "a, 1891.
B. F. S CH w Ell E r
EDITOR AND PRorIIErol.

The Gar of Russia is six feet thre
inches tall.
TAxMASY is not for Cleveland, bu
is for Governor Pattison for Pres
dent.
TEE Republicans will carry Obi
the coming fall by an old time ma
jsrity.
MCKINLEY will defeat Campbell il
Ohio, and next year Republican club
will wear campaign caps of Ameri
can tin.
AMERICAN tin-a new tin mill is tC
be started at Hill City, North Dako
ia, with capacity of turning out
250 tons OF American tin q day.
The Republicans of Ohio have
nominated William Mckinley fathe,
Of the Mckinley tariff bill for the
Governsnip. He will be elected by
large majority.
THERE was drop of 40 degrees Of
the thermometer between two even.
ings last week. 1t fell from 90 to
81 degreos. II was fall from q
roast to shiYer.
MCKINLEY and Campbell the two
candidates for governor in Ohio are
both good men. But the campaign
is not on the question Of men it is on
principle. The tariff issue is the
question for consideration.
JOHN BARDsLEY Of Infamous fnan-
cial noteriety introduced the Eng
lish sparrow in Philadelphia. OF
course he did not do it without pay.
The city appropriated $1,000 to pay
the expense of importing the spar
row nuisance. Bardsley has been a
continual evil, even to the bringing
of evil birds.
GovERSoH PATrIsoy has vetoed the
Compulsory Education Bill, and has
thus proven that ha understands the
American system Of government.
That the opportunity to the pursuits
Of life to the pursuits Of education,
and of religion shall be open alike to
all, but that there shall be no legal
enforcement ef the pursuit Of any
calling or education Or religion apoa
any class Of poople.
SEcr the Philadelphia Bardsley
Bank thieving operations, people
arc saying, sin whom can ws trust.
Wall there ere Many people in whom
you can trust. In this land where
Rll the opportunities lie open to ev-
eryone, bad people, and incapable
people step in and boldly shove
themselves forward into place that
they are not qualified in any way to
hold, and they are the people that
follow crooked paths which always
lead TO disaster to themselves, and
those who are duped to confide in
them. There is now as much hon
esty in proportion to the lumber Of
people as at any other time, and you
are Just as safe as over, if you are
dealing with honest people, but in
these days Of pretension it is not al
ways the easiest thing to do to
know the honest from the dishonest. |
1t is possible for honest people to be-
come hodged about by entangling
circumstances which drag them to
financial disaster, but they are not
the kind of people that by every inn
aginable business way, make game of
their fellow mems property, and
bring dishonor upon themselves and
SOW distrust broadcast in the bust
ness and socinl world. Bardsley and |
others OF his kind in prison, and 9th
ers fugitives from justice, and others
trembling in fear of farther exposure
should be enough to deter that class
of men who are only held in restraint |
from wrong doing by the fear Of
punishment, and by the dread Of the
odium that follows the cheat and
fraud