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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-03-22
Into an Elephants Stomache.

The death of Zipp. tho big ele
phant at Bsraboa, Wis, from having
swallowed q chain weighing 90
pounds caused DR. Hume Of Denver
to relate in the Lindell hotel in st.
Louis, No, the following:
Just prior to the death Of that
much lamented Phineas T. Barnum,
1 Was touring in Connecticut, and
called upon the great Snowman at
Bridgeport, who invited me to see
the circus animals in winter quar-
ters. On arriving at the great cara
Vsnsary whore tho wonders that tour
the country year after year are stor-
ed, tho illustrious owner WAS inform.
ed that Beta, the prize trick elephant,
was ailing All the symptoms Of the
poor beast pointed to the fact that
she was suffering from acute gastral-
gia and means had been tried to re-
leve her without avail.
1t was finally discovered that Beta
had by some meant vrenched off an
iron bar from her stall and as it
could not be found it w.s surmised
that she had swallowad it, aud which
accounted for the gastric irritation
OF the valuable pacbydrm.
Mr.. Barnum soon saw that poor
Beta must soon srccumb to ths in
hammstion caused by such a large
foreign body and with ready wit re-
solved on q unique plan to remove it.
Attached to his large winter hotel
was a small colored boy who went by
the name of Niger EJoe. He was
but littls larger than a sfull grown
possnm and P. I. sent for him and
explained that he must take a rub
Der tubs in his mouth to breath
through and with rope round his
waist must go down into the ele-
pharts stOmsche and get out that
bar Of iron.
Joe rolled his eyes and demurred,
but he knew his employer to well to
refuse. Accordingly Joe was an
nointed with q pound OF xsseline
and Beta being ssfely gagged he WAS
gently pushed down the giant eso
Pnsgus neadhrst, smooth stick, we'll
oiled, landing him at the bottom.
According to instructions the boy
soon gave three tugs at the rope to
be pulled out again, and suro enough,
tightly claspsd in Jos's hands wa.
the offending and indigsstable iron
bar. 1t is needless to say that Beta q
life was saved and that Niger Joe
was handsomely rewarded for his
cure OF the valuable Elephants indi-
gestion. st Louis Republican.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-03-22
A Girls Essay on Bows.

"Boys are men that have not got
as big as their papas, and girls are
women that will be young ladies by
a ld.by.
"Hsn was made before woman.
When God looked At Adam, no said
to himself, we'll, l think l can do
Settsr if I try again and then he
made Eve. God liked Eve 30 much
better than Adam, that there have
been more women and men. Boys
are trouble. They wear out every
where but soap. If I had my way,
half the boys in the world would be
girls, and the rest would be dolls.
Ny papa is so nice that I think he
must have been little girl when he
WAS a little boy" - st. Andrews
Church Record.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-03-22
The Tiger.

In trapping tigers for export the
Malays dig hole about ten feet
deep, making the bottom twice as
large in area as the top, to prevsnt
the animal from jumping out after
being once in. The hole complst.
ed, small brushwood is lightly laid
over its surface, and close by, in the
direction of the mouth of the pit, a
bullock is chained to tree. On see-
ing the bullock the tiger sprlngs for
his expected prey, and aiights in the
pit. A bamboo cage is placed over
the pit, which is then filled with
earth, the tiger gradually coming to
the surface. Once in the cage, the
Mallays lace and intsrlace bamboo
and rattan under the tiger Spring
guns are sometimes used, but not
often, rs they are dangerous to the
dogs and human beings.
l once went on tiger hunt. We
organized party of five Europeans
and ten natives. We started on foot,
because it is impossible to ride
through the jungle on horseback.
On finding tigers footprints, we
followed them to q ravine, where the
tiger had been drinking. Here we
took our tiffin, and, while eating,
heard groans, which we thought
were from the tiger Following the
sound, We saw an enormous m msn-eat-
Ing tiger dashing away through the
brush. Shots were fired without af-
feet. On going further We discover
ed that he had found buffalo and
had been making short work OF him.
These buffaloes are not like those
found IN America, but smaller and
more like an OK. Later this same
tiger was caught in trap. We
knew it was the same for not more
than one il found near n village 1T q
time.
On an average four or five people
were killed by tigers on this road in
the course of year. They general
ly seize their prey after dusk, and
for this reason it is never safe to
travel on these roads after o'clock
at night. 1t is said that . tiger Of
ten selects his man during the day,
and perhaps follows him for miles,
until overtaken by dusk, when he
springs on him. Two gentlemen
were once walking over a pineapple
plantation, when they discovered
that they were followed by tiger.
They were three miles from home,
and, having nothing but shot-guns
for weapons, could not fire at tho an
imal. He kept at the same distance
bebiad them all the way, and they
reached home before he attempted
to attack. The natives are in CON-
slant terror of these animals, and it
is almost impossible to send them
out after dark. 1 have paid $50 to a
native for taking message to the
Aaharajah after 6 o'clock at night.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-03-22
Argn m ent CoHrt.

Court convened at o'clock m,
on Tuesday, March 14th, 1898, with
President Judge Lyons, and Associ-
ates, Wickershlm and Barton on the
bench.
Constables elected at the February
election gave bonds and were sworn.
John c. Crawford was appointed
Overseer of the Poor in Tuscarora
twp, to fill vacancy caused by resig
nation of Jacob Heinbach.
In the trespass case Of John Wise
vs. Irwin B. Clark, reasons for . new
trial were ovsruled and judgment en-
tered for the plaintiff
J. Hervey Gray WAS appointed
guardian of Nellie Bly, Gray, minor
child of George w. Gray.
John j. Patterson Jr., WAS appoint
ed an auditor in the estate Of George
Jacobs, deceased.
George L. Hover WAS appointed
an auditor in the estate of Paul G..
Smith, deceased
Charles Will petitioned the Court
to take advantage of the insolvent
debtors act, furnished bond and was
discharged from Jail.
Appraisers were appointed in the
estate of Simon Stroup, lste Of Sus-
quehanna township, decesred.
In the estate of Hannah Nymsn,
deceased, order of Court to sell real
estate was made.
Petition of John G. GinGrich and
Abraham K. Brubaker, guardians OF
minor children of Martin Brubaker,
deceased, to join with other parties
in the sale of real estate, granted as
prayed for.
Petition of the town council OF the
borough of Port Royal for the ap-
pointment Of q Chief Burgess The
Burgess elected at the February elec-
tiop, W. n. Rutherford, refusing to
act, j. S. Sartain was appointed Bur-
CESS by the Court.
Alias subpenas in divorce prayed
for and granted in the case Of Ella
N. Bender vs.. William NJ. Bender
and also in the case of Mary Ellen
Weller vs Jacob N. Weller.
In the case of Jacob Huber VI. j. .
P. johnson, rule granted on the de-
fenaant to show cause why appeal
should not be stricken off.
Samuel Duffield was appointed q
member Of the town council of the
borough Of Port Royal to fill vacan-
cy in that council.
j. B. Merideth was appointed
guardian of minor children Of Thorn
As Parfet, late of Delaware township,
deceased.
Petition of Harry A. Foltz, admin
is.rator of Henry Ford, Tate Of Green
wood twp, decd, to sell real estate,
granted.
Petition and ibelin divorce, James
P. johnson Vs. Anna Maria johnson.
Adultery is charged as ground for
divorce.
Petition for the sale of real estate
Of Jonas Panpebaker, deceased, was
granted.
In the estate Of Luke Marx, deceas-
ed, Andrew Banks, Esq, WAS ap-
pointed an auditor.
Will L. Hopes, Esq, filed his re-
port as auditor in the estate of ia
cob Brubaker, deceased, late of Del
aware twp.
Christian Yoder was appointed
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guardian Of Sylvia G. Yoder, minor
child of Henry Yodsr, late Of Spruce
Hill township, deceased.
Petition Of Christian Yoder, guar
.lisn of Sylvia G. Yoder, q minor, to
Join in deeds Of sale of real estate OF
Henry Yoder, deceased, granted.
An alias order for sale Of real es-
tate Of William D. Oyler, was grant
cd.
Sale of real estate of Annie A Da-
vid p, and Mary NJ. HOLMAN, minor
children of John L. Holman, deceas-
sd, confirmed.
B. F. Burchfield, Esq auditor in
the estate of Rev. d. w. Swartz, filed
his report, which was confirmed nisi.
The Court granted the following
licenses to sell liquor: William S.
Arbogast, Jacobs House, Mifflintown;
Uriah D. Ferree, Seven Stars, Gl Gen.
wood township: J. r. Van Horn,
Riehfeld; S. Boyd Murray. Nation
Al House, Mifflintown Harry +.
Hayes, Patterson House, PsttersoL>
\ petition, protesting against the
granting of license to w. II. Bruba-
ker, in Thompsontown, was fled and
the court refused to grant the license.
Two petitions for license to sell Ii
quor in the Keystone Hotel in Pat
terson were filed. The ono by SAM
uel Leach, tie present landlord and
tho other by William Zeigler. Both
parties claim to have leased the ho-
tel for the coming year, and under
the circumstances the court held the
petitions over until the 2S;h of this
month.
In the estate Of Calvin b. Watts,
late of Fayette township, deceased,
sale of real estate reported and con
flrmed. The widow, Mrs. Susan
Watts, having purchased the proper
ty for $4,000.
All accounts of executors, admins
traitors and guardians advertised fol
confirmation, were confirmed, except
the account of Laura n. Owen, Al.
ministrstrix Of Joseph Stoner, decd
which was excepted to. Corrected
by agreement of counsel and confirm
ed.
Tho injunction granted by the
Court at the February term, restruin
ing ]. W. Hibbs from disposing OF 8
timber leave, purchased at Sheriff
sale of the property Of Searer & Lep
ley, WAS dissolved, it having bocr
granted without the bond required
by law.
Philip ". Miller WEE appointed
guardian Of his minor children, Anna
Blanche and James III.
The motion for a new trial in The
case Of the First National Bank oi
Tyrone VI. Ezra G. Doty, w.sargusd
and held for consideration.
Solomon Lauver entered into . re-
cognizancs for the payment of pur'
chase money Of tho real estate of ia
cob Lauvcr, deceased.
Huldah Bair was granted divorce
from her husband William f. Bsir.
The sale Of the real estate of Sam.
uel Mclaughlin, lunatic. TO Charles
S. McLaughlip. for 81, 2,750, was con
firmed by the court
In the case Of Benner Va. Yocum
and HackenberGer, the motion for q
new trial was argued and refused.
John j. Pattesson. Jr., Esq, waa
appointed an auditor III the estate CT
Thomas Stewart, deceased.
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Height abevs Sea Leyel.

1t may be of interest to our read
ers to reproduce some figures taken
from An old issue of the Mt. Union
Times IN regard to the attitudes of
this region. One of the highest
points in Pennsylvsnis is near Mt.
Union. The summit of Jaok's noun.
is l miles north of Mount Union, il
1895 feet higher than the Matilda
Furnace reservoir, 1853 feet higher
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4 Big Mistake.

WASHINGTON. March IA During
the last session of Congress $37, 900
was appropriated with which to pay
employees of the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing. and to meet Incl
dental expenses during the present
fiscal year. It has Just been discov.
cred that the engrossed bill signed
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Nstics Against Tresspass.

All persons are hereby cautioned not To
tresspass on the lands Of the und ersisned
IN Walker, Fermanagh and FaYetts tow.
snils: A. 5. Adams, Jshn McNeen, Jane.
acheen's heirs, Robert hcMeon, WiIhsm
S'ouner' &. n. Siebcr, Charles Adams. Z.
Z. Atkinson. A'
October 2sth, '9l. ly.
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shelf hardware was carried away, in
GLIDING revolvers, cutlery and other
small articles taken from the show
0As,s.
Thieves attempted to rob the
bank at Hyndman, Bedford county,
on the night Of the 15th OF March.
They succ, edel in gctt.ug tie out
side door open when the watchman
opened hre on them, and that caused
them to run away.
Rev. j. w Riley, pastor Of an
Ohio church, is a muscular Christian.
A few nights ago he called upon the
Steubenville town constable to quiet
gang Of toughs who had entered
the church, and when the latter fail
ed in his mission the pastor thrsshed
the whole crowd.
Ryss usss y - ssrst Tie nanss.s Dsss,s IL
tssi ssrsasa'siiG Ne he Sssl I1 ~ 20 sss.a
An actor claims that women man
ufacture their stage parts quicker
than men. 81 plug along through a
part for three days" said he, "and
when feel shsky when I 60 on the
first night; but . woman Just reads q
part over once or twice, or sleeps
with it under her pillow, and she has
got it letter perfect before the first
rehearsal"
On Sunday morning, March II,
about 4 O'Clock, a FIRE was discovered
in the Ashcroft, Clearfeld county,
Methodist Episcopal church. The
alarm WAS given, but by the time the
people were aroused it WIS too late
to save the building. which was burn
ed together with the organ and
church furniture. A strong wind
was blowing, which carried the
flames and embers a great distance
and for time it seemed impossible
to save the adjoining buildings, ibu,
by active industry the fire WAS con
fined to the church, which by 5:3C
A. M., WAS in ashes.
II Never falls to Cure MANNERS
DOUBLE EXTRACT sARsAPARIIIx.
Crocodiles are found in Africa
Asia, the tropical parts of Australia
Central America and the West Indes
while the alligasors with the eIcep
tion OF one species discovered some
few years since in China, are found
only in America. They are all oil
them terribly destructive creatures
The young feed principally upon fish
but rs they grow larger they attach
every animal that they can overcome
dragging their prey into the water
and so drowning it. 1t has been said
that more people are killed by croco
diles than by any other Of the wild
beasts Of Africa.-London Saturday
Review.
ns bsst - sasJ pssSis Rxtrsst ssrsasarina h
ssnssss. nsssse. Isks ~ sthss. 20 costs.
Rebecca Wilkinson, Of Browas
valley, Ind, says: 81 have been in q
distressed condition fer three years
from Nervousness, Weakness Of the
Stomache, Dyspepsia, and Indigss-
ten until my health WAS gone. I
had been doctoring constantly with
no relief. I bought one bottle Of
South American Nervins which done
me more good than any $50 worth OF
doctoring I ever did in my life. !
would advise every weakly person to
use this valuable and lovely remedy;
A few bottles Of it has cured me
completely. I consider it the grand
est medicine in the world" War
rantsd the most wonderful stomash
and nerve cure ever known. Trial
bottle Is cents. Sold by L. Banks
& Co., Druggist, Mifhintown. Pa.
Eah 1 IQQ l.
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by the Presi lent only contained the
sum of $37. The clerical error can
not be rectified until Congress again
conyenes
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&c, = good paper by subscribing for the
SIsriYsL AID RsPUpLIcAH.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-28

Sc representation anoche. y no ha
bis un palco, nj una luneta disponi
les
Lleno conpleto.
Lo cual. mas que ell APPLAUSE, suele
satisfacer d las empreSas.
onformese, pues. Marin Varona
e habil director, con los sonantes du-
ros de la taquilla.
Y no Plda mas.
Desde Amalia Luisa hasta el Ill
simo partiqu'no. la gente trabajo con
bravura; pero las obras muy cele-
bradas en- Paris y en- Madrid-no im-
presionan a Ponce.
Pronto vendra~ La gran U{a. que
,in duda ha de dar otro IIeno.< por 10
que tiene aqui de popular esa part
tnIa por que solo Sc hizo en- La
Perla por aRfionaios.
La compaIiia Sc Ievanta y bien
cteemos que. ljos de apresurar sn
iespedida. prolongara Ia temporada.
Muy enhurabuena.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-28

He aqui una de las razones one aeon o.
jan aSegurarre en- Ia NEw-YoRK LIFEdcon
preferential a cualquiera otra companA
El one asegnra otras compaiiia-, no
pnede llamar>e con propiedad socio de elias
Los veraaderos socios son los ACCI0NIsTAs g
que fundaron esas companies Y que 80 re-
partpn CASI TODos lo~ 5eneticios.
La NEw-1oRK LIFE no tiene accionia-
tas easi todo- benefcios Sc reparten
e',tre los asegnrados que son los GNICos
DUENos Y socIOs de Il Companfa.
LA NEW YORK LIFE ha pagado en- Pto.-
Rico de TREsCIENTos MIL PESOS
-n- a-eguradoS cnyA relacion nominal pro-
p'scionara al que 10 desee don Luis San
chez Morales
La NEw-YoRK LlFE no tiene pleitos,
pcrqae paga einiestros SIN DIscUTIR-
Los. 3
Agente general: don Luis Sanchez Mo-
rales San Juan Pto. .-Rico-Snb-aeente an
Ponce: don Eduardo Salirh.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-28


do lie preguntaban que tai estaba, de.
cfa:
=; Ne es .completamente impossible
dormir, porque va no siento su haiito
en- mi cuello
Erraba como alma en- pena. buscan-
do siempre algo que no podia encon
trar.
Ocho dias despues lie traieron la
noticia de que va Baba estaba muy
enferma. SIN pararse un momento,
engancho su jaca en- ell carricoche y
Sc fue 10 mas de prisa que pudo; pero
cuando lego a la aldea, donde ella Sc
hab1a retirado. sacaban justamente
su ataud
Sin decir una palal4bra acompan6
a la muerta asistio al entierro sin ex
halar una qut ia. Terminate este vol
Vio directsmente su casa, y sc acos
10.
Al amanecer del dia siguiente e~ta
ba muerto
Ahora la casita esta en- tai estado
de ruina, que solo sc We de ella el en-
la pajd que la techan'
Pero Alexandri no permire que Ia
toquen.
CARMEN SILVA
Reina de Rumania
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CARMEN SILVA
Reitea de RumaniG

Boccaccio alcanzo el sabado correc
ia Interpretation, pesar de las exa
,eraciones de Scala. que desconlpo
nen el conjunto y convierten la escens
en- IN circo de volatineros.
La senora Rodriguez hizo, como
-iempre, las deIicias del p6blco Ca
da noche mas graciosa. no pierde
oportunidad lie probarnos que domi
na por complete sus papeIes que
Sc aoapta con maestra al tipo que
ie toca representa-.
Pocas veces hemos visto una actriz
tan segura de 81 uisma. tan gentil J
tan simpatica,
F1izo un Boccaccio alegre, penden-
ciero, decidido, cabaIlerezco. roman
tico y enamoradizo: un Boccaccl0 He
no de sP,Tt y de deseavoltura, capaz
de trastornar al pdblico y de encen-
der la sangre los mas fr os gentle
men< de la platea.
Vamos, un R0ccaccfo secunduw ats.
recItado cantado interpretado &
nzerUelHe
lQue Sc repita!
Cuanto a la se1orita Gil del
Real i-.-.. casi no nos atrevemos a
hacerIe justicia.
La verdad pareceria una hiperbole
De tai modo sc excedio 10 mucho
que esperabamos de sus brillantes ap
utudes.
En- el primer acto canto de una
nanera dIvIna, una romanza que re
vo vic 81 teatro entero, con la electri-
ca sacudida del entusiasno.
No hay quien resista, sin aplaudir,
al lnfujo dc aquella voz que Sc desa
ia v'brante y luego Sc recoje Sc
deshace en- notas dulces y acaricia
doras, para rompeIse dcspues en- acor
1es de una hnura y de una auidez in
comparables.
Lulsa Gil del Real subira mucho y
legara 10 que quiera llegar en- la
espanola
Ii dIa que venza sus timideces de
para adquirir su aplomo dc
4ctriz; el dIa que sc resuelva a drbu-
tar en- teatros superiores a nuestro
eatro. sera-y perdonese la petulan-
Id de este vatIclnio-una verdadera
lota bilidad
En- el duo del tercer acto ella
Amalia Rodriguez lograron una ova
ion merecid1slma.
II ZrUe N;touche no gusts.
Ell MonagutIlo no gusto tampoco.
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IN ALAMBIQUE

Sc desea vend@r uno por m precio mo
dico IL sistema Egrot, de veinte galones de
eaparidad. Tiene bann de maria. columna
r~ctfradora que da alcohol 10 ., columna
para 1pres. vaso extractivo ; horno de
hi.4rrG-
E. De pnro uso. EI one h interese. pna
d. airsgirrr Tar4 II f.rrns-~ Il IL Bot.ea Central
Pouce, Agosto % de 1893. I'm.
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COCH E S

Constantemente Sc hetan en- La
NueVa Iudiana de don Luis Casals.
plaza de Las Deiicias,a precios con-
vencionales. y para cualquiera de los
puntos de la carretera central Via
Jan en- combination con ayey y Ca
guas y directamente hasta la Capital
cuando Sc piden con retorno. Equi-
pajes proporcionados.
Ponce. Julio Fl de I8o3-Fran
seseo BeeeyYa. 3Im.