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DON MARVIN! i!
FIve-Year-old Record, a:2s.


TON MARVIN IS a BEAUTIFUL SEAL
~ brown, toaled 1854; bred by Senator lie.
land Stanford, Palo Alto, Cal; is 10 hands
high and weighs 1900 pounds; sired by Falls,
2:23 sire OF 1our In $3.50 list. he by Elec.
uoneer. DAM, Cora dam of Don Marvin
2:2S, and Elected trial 2:26) by Don Victor
lsire OF the dams of five in the 2:3O list by
Belmont. Second dam, Clarabel dam OF CIif-
ton Bell, 2:24ja, and Rebecca, dam OF four in
2:3O list by Abdallah Star. Third dam
Fairy (dam OF Stoner 10y, $685. and Sweep,
stakes, sire Of % in the $3.50 list and three
other producing sires and dams by Rysdyk's
Hanibetonian. Fourth dam, En- ma Mills (dam
of four horses that have sired 2:3O perform.
ersJ by Seely's American Star.
Don MARVIN win make the season OF
1892 at $40, with usual return privilege,
which makes him the cheapest horse in tie
State, record and breeding considered having
what no other public Stail:n has on the
coast-four producing dams. For further rar-
ucuiars or complete circulars G:.dress
CHARLES I. LOWELL
1923 street, Sacramento, Cal
ca Colts broke and handled for speed.
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ESIDENCE, S141a K STREET TO RENT,
IL Inquire AT COOPERS MUSIC STORE.
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NOR SALE-A LODdNG-HOUSE OF II
i well-iurnished rooms on X street. Address
AS K street. je2-6t=
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ITO LET-FOR THE SUMMER MONTHS,
1 sunny front suites; also single rooms with
board. 1COo Pine street, san Francisco.
NLEEMAN HOUSE-F URNIS HE'D
VI rooms by day, week or month; best and
cleaneSt beds in the city for 20 and so cents.
Corner Ihird and j streets.
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NOR SALE CHEAP-5O.O 600 FEET OF
L iTigating pipe, dipped, with screw coup
ling. Can be seen ut brick kim north OF depot.
Address W. CHAPLIN, Sacramento.
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J7OR SALE-LOTS 20 OR sox16O FEET.
i north side or Z street, between twentieth
and Twenty-hrst streets; one Of the finest lo-
W. L. CHAMBERLAIN, IG1S Nj street,
LOE SALf--ONE OF THE FINEST AND
4 largest saloons in the city: exfra family
entrance; best location; stock ana lease In
quire at this Office.
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NOR SALE-ANY GOOD BOILER-MAKER
L having So, 900 can learn at the ''Record-
Unionn once where to invest his money to
good advantage. Full particulars at this
office. jc2-1w&W~
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nANCH FOR SALE-TWO MILES SOUTH
il, east OF Lincoln, Placer County, 22O acres
choice fruit land; the place is improved; has a
and is iuc osed by a substantial fence: the
property was formerly krown as Calderwood's
ranch; Tor sale on easy terms. Apply to MRS
HOLL, her attorney, go Fifth street, Sacra-
TaentO.
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T7OR SALE-ONE SPAN NO. I DRAFT
Z or truck horses, one span sorTei mares, D
and years Old, sired by LeinsfeT; out OF IL
threc-rouriEs thoroughbred; good size; each
span perfect match. Inquire OF BOOlh d
Co. Front street. Je4-IWF
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T2OR SALE-NEAT THREE-ROOM NEW
L cottage with u high basement; corner lot,
SOx1 90 Iect. four blocks from electric car line
price. SIl5O Apply to STNOBEL, BY j.
luy23-11t%
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g1OR SALE-A KIND, GENTLE DRIVING
i mare; can BE- handled by lady. Inquire
at FASHION STABLES, X street, between
Fifth and Sixth. Je1-3t%
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NOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS BARBER
i shop; good business and location. Ad
q ross p tins Office.
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rTCYCIE FOR SALE-NEARLY NEW
K for Iadv or gentleman. See il at COOP
mes MUSIC STORE.
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TIOR SALEZBLACKSMITH TOOLS FOR
l. sale. Apply at CASTRO'S WOOD YARD,
Fourth street, between X and l.. jel-lw#
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place, rushed out to the wagon and
shouted to the driver to throw down
his flag pole.
When Grim, Lewis Kreider, the driv
er, and two other showmen began TO
beat and punch the tigress with the
pole she growled fiercely and again
tore at the keepers face, neck and
chest with her powerful claws. Then
the male tiger got upon his mettle
and was preparing to come to the
assistance of his companion when
the men outside the cage got Scott
on his feet By an adroit movement
he backed out Of the tiger pen and
sank on the gr>und bleeding
and semi-uRconscious. The doctors
at the hospital EaiI that his wounds
are not necessarily dangerous, al
though two Of The siils Ia his face
were three inches lo1g and laid the
bone bare.
Scott had occasion at Pottstown to
whip the tigress for misbehaving
and SIZE WIS in = bad hgmor all
morning. She kept her eyes con
stantIy upon the keeper, and he says
she certainly attempted 20 kill him
in revsnse daring the parade.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-05-11
Revenge.

Last Thursday at Reading: An
enragod tigress in Forepaugh's men
agrie attacked Keeper Lawrence W.
Scott, who was in her cage during
the parade
The tigress, huge beast five year
old, and her male companion, still
larger, were in one cage and Keep
er Scott was in with them during
the parade. When the tigarwagon
had reached the car stables ca Tenth
street Jolt of ths wagon aroused
the ire OF the tigress and she sprang
upon Scott, fslling him to the floor.
The crowd of spectators watch-
ing the parade saw tho great cats
awful leap, and a cry of horror arose.
The tigress had the keeper pinned
to the floor and with ose paw upon
his face and neck and the 9TH
er on his chest lashed her tail and
screamed. The shs paved the pros
trate mans face with her treacherous
claws. The blood gushed from three
long wounds.
The sight OF this crimson food still
further incensed the savage brute,
and she opened her huge mouth to
sink her teeth in the keepers head.
Harry G. Grim, produce dealer
OF Reading, Pa, where this took
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Convicted BY 4 Halr.

BosTos, Ness, Say 4.-James 4,
Trsfethen was convicted Of murder
il TIE first dege2 today for having
caused the death Of Teua Davis.
Trefethen was Mss Davis lover and
she vas last seen alive when she lsft
home 10 meet hin. Two weeks later
her body w2s foaad in the Mystic
River. At the autopsy it was 2homn
that she had been betrayed.
Her Inothcrreceiveda a letter, osten-
sibiy writton by Tona, intinating that
she would commit suicide. Express
testified that jhat letter was written
by TrefotLen A single golden hair,
which came from Miss Davis head,
vas found in Trefothen's buggy. On
these facts, and evidence OF a boat
man, that he had heard q woman
scream on o certain bridge at mid
night, and her previous relations
with Trefethen, he was convicted.
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@Ug CkUBRHSG OFFER

Ever desirous to please our large
family Of readers, we have made ar
rangement whereby We can furnish
them with an extra amount of read
ing matter for the evenings which
are now lengthening. Agricultural
and stock raising under the present
hard times viii require more study of
tho methods of those who have made
these pursuits successful. Knowing
the readers of the JUNIATA SENTINEL.
a REPUBLICAN would be pleased to re-
ceive as q present a first class farm
and stock paper we made arrange.
ment5 with the publishers of "The
Breeders Guide and Practical Farm
er, b" of Huntingdon, Indiana, where
by we arc enabled to give free to
each OF our subscribers one wears
subscription to that excellent farm
and stock paper.
We do not ask you one cent for
this extra paper, we wish to make
present TO all those subscribers who
will appreciate. That is to all those
subscribers who pay all arrearagss
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-05-11
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
PUBLIC SALE.

Estate of.ilerandcr Wooipgri, deceased.
lE PARTITION. virtue of an order
issued out OF the Orphans Court OF Iuniata
County the undersigned administrators Of
the estate of Alexander WoodG4ri, lata of
Bealc township, in said county, deceased, ,
having bean appointed by sad court for
the purpose wih expose to sale b. public
vendus or query on the premises on
THURSDAY, JUNE =, 1892,
Al twa o'clock in tee alteFn cen That
certain lot OF ground situate in the vitiag.
of Johrs,uwa in said Beals to~p,hIp,
bounded rerlh b. laad of Lucy Bealc, cast
by lot now OF Joha Woodward, toutl by
public road, and on the west by public
road or street, having thereon erected a
large two story frame dwelling house and
store room, frac stable aud other out
buildipgs. AL 0sing cOmp4r 4tively nsr ssd
/ in gCod repair This Let being purpLrt No.
| l, of real estate Of said decedent.
| TEpMs OF SALE.-Ss much Of tho pur-
chase money as may be necessary 20 dEray
! expenses of sale costs suS charges in par
| tition TO bo p-id on confirmation 1t sale by
| the Court aud the balance in one year from
confirmation OF =aIo with interest trJ-i ths
day OF confirmation, the duterred payments
| TO be secured by rec.nizancs sccS-diag tc
| Law with sursties occurring to the respective
/ parties tEeir respective interests sccordInS c
/ to Law. Possession TO DO given upon cou-
| irn4tion I-ie by The Count but IItjsct td
| the lease Q. tn9 present tenant.
}. KELLY PATTERSON,
| John EOODwARD,
! .firRtniJtrGfors and Trustees.
Apcil 26, 1892.
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and one year in advance for the JUN
IATA SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN We
are not content with giving subscrib
ers the best paper in Juniata county
but wo want to give them in addition
one of the hast semi-monthlv and
farm paper published in America.
The subscription price of the JUN-
ArA SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN is s1.50
per year, an ''The Guide and Farm
er," IS 80 cents per year. We will
give you both for $50.
"The Guide and Farmer" is a
semi-monthly journal devoted to the
interests of farmers and stock raisers
and is rePlete with practical informa
ton so highly appreciated by all our
farmer readers.
You will want more reading matter
this winter than usual, and you can
not get so much reading matter for
this small amount of money any
where. Tell your neighbor about it,
and ask him to come in with you and
get two papers for the price of one.
OR If YOU PREFER,
We will get for you the Philadel.
phia Weekly Press an unsurpassed
weekly journal of general news and
literature for $50 in advance
Commence now, talk it up. It is moi
every day that you are presented
with such IN opportunity to secur.
valuable literature and full account
of oil important country events anG
enterprises
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Letter From Jersey sisy.

Who can say that General Grants
name is forgotten or that his nama
Is not warmly enshrined in the hearts
OF the people Of New York; Last
Wednesday, April 27th. WAS laid tho
corner stone of his tomb IN River
side Park. 1t was the Generals
birthday. What more fitting trib
ute could be paid to the memory of
the greatest hsro of America. Not
through fear of his name being for
gotten in few years have they be
gun this work, but as an honor to
his name, respect to the ashes of the
great leader, who saved the union Of
states. Though the work has been
SLOW 1t l. sure.
In New York and Brooklyn half
holiday was proclaimed, it il estiml
ted 100000 persons were present.
The corner stone was laid about 2
80 p. M. by tho President, Benjamin
Harrison, who with his own hands
took the gold trowel made for him,
smc othed the the mortar down before
the stone was let down from the dsr
rick upon the granite wall.
Besides the President aud Vice
President other members of the cab
iGet were present
When the President YVES iDtrodu-
esd 20 the audience he was greeted
with warm applause. His speech
Was short but full of praise for the
great war hero. Alter him CAaurcey
81. Dspaw spoke as the principal or
ator Of the day. and dwelt for sone
time on the deeds and characters OF
this noble man who raised himsell
from n poor boy in obscIrity 10 the
greatest hero Of his time
jersey City has been very iubi-
liant the past two weeks. The h p
ublicans have elected a m9yor. Well
not the Republicans alone, but
the citizens did it, II order to break
up the Democratic ring that had
ruled for many years in corruption
Il was an appeal to the tax payers
and they responded with their votes
Lest sunday evening l hsd the
! pleasure again Of liatening to the
great PREACHER Of the City Of Clurch
as, Dr. Tal22Es. II the tabernacle
you are amazed at the grandeur oi
structure, aad charmed with tn;
melodies Of song. This church has
2 zeating capacity of FIVE thousand
five hundred, and no more than Ave
hundred we're absent last evening
Think what music five thousand
voices must make. There. is nC
special choir, but every body helps
to sing ths good old hymns OF th:
fathers in tho Reformation. Tht
organ is tbs largest in the city bull
at cost Of about $4,000 TO tn,
right Ct the pulpit imbedded in lh'
wall srs the three stones DR.. Talmag,
! brought from the Holy Land. Hi
text laat evening was Gen. 1, u
and was addressed in particular Il
the young ladies and gentlemen OF
| the subiect of marriage. His advic;
20 the ladies vas, ''Dont marry tht
perfect man for imperfect womal
how could you live with an angel
And to the man "Don't marry tn
| gauly woman for you don't knav
wheyo the Lumbug sn3s and ia.
women begins" Ny space is full
BEE NoZ.
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The Junlata Valley Editorial As
scciation did q commendable act ct
their late meeting in Altoona when
they resolved that the publishers of
the association furnish the secye-
tary of the society with list Of sub
scribers who fail to pay their sub
scription of.sr due notice. This LIST
to be printed and sent to members
of The association at least once q
year, Ia that way the names o.
men who do not pay for their news
papers will become known TO pub
fishers through the entire Juniatn
Valley and their habit Of subscribing
a while for this and then for that
paper but never paying for any, viii
be brought to an end and tbs credit
with it.
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THz Littletown, Adams county
IadepeHdent, says it knows a man
who is not yet al old man, who took
q Systematic course in "bundling" in
Juniata. We do not propose TO tear
our hair over tho charge Of buudliug
az applied to Juniata people, for ne
do not know the meaning OF the
word II the Editor Of the Ii1depen
dent knows so much about it why
not tell what it is. A lawyer going
along the wharf Of PHILADELPHIA ooe
day passed a scoldipg Gsa woman,
he looked at her, then he said come
thing to her that aEgered her more.
He retorted pleasantly by saying,
Oh! you, you are Z triangle and q
poly-gon, she did not know the
meaning of the words he used but
determined instantly that he was
calling her ugly names, and at once
began to abuse him and threw fish
Gt him till he was ou5 Of reach. We
can't file an objection to what the
Independent says till We know what
that entarpr;sing journal means by
charging ''bundling' upon people in
Juniata county. Pull your informant
together and set him to give a des-
cription Of the systematic course he
took. Il it is r commendablo thing
those of us who don't know would
like to become acquainted with 1t, if
it is not q good thing We would like
TO know If the report is q fact or a
fGIsehsod. But until we know what
Is meant by "bundling," We can not
say Yea or Nay.
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sE sEC liGuar
Esa5s; Pesstsvcly CursG by Id
esstRtsterfHE Esr. ya!aes'
Golden Specific.

1t is manufactured s5 powder which eau
be giVsa IN glass OF brSr, cap OF coffee
or tea, or in fo=4, without the kpowledg-
Of the patient. Il ID absolutely harmless
and viii sfoct = psrnausni szd spsedy
care, Whistler tbs patient is : modsrat
eriukoT or az alcoholic greek. 1t has been
given in thousands OF ciI.s, szd il every
instance perfect cure has followed. IT
EEvER FAILs. The -yrton osce imprecnat-
Cd with the Specific, il becomes an uttsr
imPossibility for the liquor appetite to exist.
Cures guaranteed.
4S page book OF particulars fres. Ad-
dress
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., lS5 R.c. St, Clacin-
natl, o.
jane u, '9I-IY.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-05-11
Republican Primary Election
The republican primary election will bo
held

The republican primary election will bo
held
SATURDAY. JUNE 4, 1892.
In townships, the polls are to be opsned
at , o'clock, z. n, and io the fist half
hour Il return judge and clsriIs are 10 be
elected. In boroughs tho polls are TO be
opened at O'Clock, 2. Il.
10 addition TO d vote for candid atss for
county officers, vote viii be poI!ed for
United States Senator. All ballots cast
for United Stste8 Senator shall contain
the name ofs Candidate for the Office, those
tickets rot naming q candidate, to Be count
cd as blank.
MONDAY. JUNE 6, 1892.
TIE return judges from the respective
Districts in ths county will meet ir tho
Court iIvgsc at O'Clock, p. IL, to cosnt
the votes cast 1t tho primary election and
announce the result.
Tho follow ing are the offices for which
candidates are TO be placed in nomination
Cougr8ss.
Senator.
Member OF the Legislature.
Comfy Surveyor.
COrener.
Representative Delegate.
Chairman of County Committee.
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& Favorable Verdict anax
TWENTY Wears T'rta.

4
The original and only gsnuina Com pou Id
oxygen Treatment that Of Drs. Starkey 4
Pbaler, 10 scientific adjustment Of the sls
nents or Oxygen and Nitrogen magnstizcd.
and the compound Ia so copdsp srJ
made portable that it is sent to all tha world
1t has been in use for mere than twenty
years; thousands or patients have Ibssz
trosted, and recommend it.-a verv .i1nifi-
cant fact.
1t does Rot sct as most drugs d O by craat-
I ing Sao'her alnent, often requiring = sec
Dhu course to eradicate the evil affects of
the first, but Compound Oxygen isa rsvit-
aiizer, rens-inE, Strengthening, izyirorat-
ing the whole body.
There statements are confirmed nv pr,,-
srous testimonials, published in oar beot
cl 2uo pages, osly with the express. psrp,is-
SOB OF the patiests, their names ANA I'd
afesses are given and yoR can refer to tbs,,
for furth ar information.
me great success of our trsatment ba,
given rise TO host OF iritatsr.. un,crr,,,
lou' personsi some calling their preparatien
compound Oxygen, often apprepristipr onr
testihaonlals and the names Of our pafi.,+s
~ ~, Ioocoin'nend worthless connections.
pul asy substance made elsewhere or bv
INJURIOUS. sSn
''Compound Oxygea-Its Nodeo Ao,;.
ana kesults," is the .ille of a,v booL -
zOo pages, published by Drs. Stsrkev & po
len, which gives TO ell ineuirers full ;pfor,.-
alton as to this remarkable curative 80,
ana record OF surprising cares in IA,
range Of chronic cases-Eoany ef them aftas
9elng abandoned to die by other pbysicians
Mlh DC mailed free to any address an ~
plication VI ap-
n, Drs; Starkey & Phalen, 1929 Arch Ct
fnlladelPhia, Pa, l2o Suffer St., San Fran
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LcYe and Anger.

One day last week g man namod
George Doyle living in Anderson,
Indiana, was On the porch Of his
neigbb / Dudding. Mr.. aud Alrs.
budding were both there, sud
deuiy Doyle stepped up to Mrs
Du-ding and kissed her, as suddenly
as the kiss was given, budding
drew pistol from = pocket AID shot
Doyle fatally.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-05-11
IEGISIATURE

IN. EDIToa Please announce that u g.
Lz.izser WiiEeu, Of & a'tsr, Til. be a can
didats for Representative in the LcGi=i2-
ture, at the coming primary election, subject
to Republican rules. Er. Hilsoa Is a RepUb-
lic2n Of fair abilities, vel! vorsed in gsncr-
al business, and practical sxporisrced
and succeasfui farmer. His nomination
will provo tower oC strength to ths Re
publican ticket in this county.
A REPUBLICAN,.
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STATE SENATE.

To THE REPUBLICANS OF JUSIATA Col
desire to announce mgroif as candidate
for State Senator, respectfully request
your vote for E2y nomination. Ii uomina-
ted aud s!=ctcd, 10 represent the 3lst Sens
tOrial District in the State Senate ] will
make it my aim 20 vote, o1 mca,rrss that
come before the Seas;r, IS DocomoE rep
resentaiiyc of au agricultural community.
and ct the same time eudeayor 70 do Jq4tice
to all intersstg.
Respectfully,
g.-IrrrAn 4 pnMrrnN
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Notice Against Tresspass.

All persons are hereby cautioned not to
tresspass on the lands Of the urc ersirned
IN Walker, Fermanagh and FaYette town
shlrs: a ). Adams, John Nche-n, James
&cAeen's heirs, Robert scMeen, William
S;ouiler, G. Il. Sieber, Charles Adams, L.
K. Atkinson.
October 2sth, '91, ".
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[EG.fL.
A DMINIsrRAroR's NOTICE.

In the Estate Of Thomas Rumbsrger, late OF
Wgiksr fsicnsiip, dscsrssd.
Notice IS hereby givea that letters OF
Administration on the estate of Thomas
Rumbsrgsr, lats of Walker township, J Juni-
alta county, Pa, deceased has been granted
TO the undersigned. All persons indebted
to said estate will please make payment
and all having claims will pressnt them
properly authenticated for settlement.
WATSON RUHBERG Err,
OTIS E. RUGBERGER,
.fimiaistrdtsTs.
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COUNTY CHATRMAN.

REPUBLICANS OF JUNlATA COUNTY w.
V. ShiTk, hss proven himself sn earDost
industrious eiiieisn: chairman ard his RS
election " i'll be 4 certain assurascc of a
vigorous snd able campaign. 1t will net
be an experiment to 60 into the campaign
with him at the bead ef the organization.
Therefore he is again presented TO you for
the important position of county chairman.
REPUBLICAN.
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EDuoR sEzrHEL AND RErI
CONGRFSS.

To the Republicans Of Juniaia.
beg leave to 9nnOgnc- ayssifIs r cgndi-
date for Congress ,ujject C cur PARTY rrlrs.
also desire 70 thank you for tho generous
ea-ssst aud effective surpuTt teGt 7cu have
be.ltciorc given me Thsn = candida ate and
10 say that fol under {. deep sense OF
Yrrsorsl obligation ts you all on
account of il. III an again fayorcd With
yOar support and ga fortunate 20 secsrs a
reelection / shall serve my constituents
with fidelity and to TO tho be-: OF my ability
LGUIs z. AIEIxsoS.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-05-11

UNITED STATES Senators are far
ful Of the dust ot the Senate cham
Der and have sent 2 sample package
to n che:nist for analysis. Should
the chemist pronounce the dust
poisonous, perhaps The Senators viii
take to the woods 70 hold sessions.
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consusn,t,cn sura,v o,r,s-

Ee TEs EDzsoa:-P1ea=e inform yopr rsadc,,
s,aat have positive remedy fo- the above-ss,,sd
siasease. BY les timely use thousands Of hepelss.
caees have been permanently ea-oi shall Be eI.S
to sc--d ave bottles OF Eny remedy FREE to ay OF
ycrr readers who have eonsuDsptien il they VII
send ne their Express aad p. o. address. Respect
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