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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-03

roelci1 in ben Galon aefiibrt, mo- bic
Rommersienrdtbiu ben Mihetbdter be-
reits nit einem fur9tbaren SnquiIitos
reneeliht ermartete.
y6ndbise 6rau, - Sic erlauben.
DaB -"
,Sitte, mein Ssrr, feline 2omDbie
mebr," iinterbra1 Mabame abenorotb
ben. OBJ bieies gmpfanss natiirlih et-
mas beriuunoert oreinibauenSen Illei=
ior, .Sie tpsroen iid pielieidt ihon
ielblt 9eiaot baben. oaB Sbre Nolle bier
ausselpielt lit. 9iadoem -"
~@jndbiee Grau," uaste Der jest
gang 8erbliiiite ein5uluenoen, ri9
miiBte nidbt =" 2
Shut nibts, bic Sauptia6e lit. oaB
mir, meine Sobter uub i9, irihen, tpo=
ran mir iino. uno sic ionnen frob
ein. iuenn pir bic Sadie nibt ipeiter
uerfol9en perocn!".
.slber, sndbiee Srau, i9 perifebe
tpirtIid nibt. mas ="
So" bobnte bic Rommer;ienrdtbin.
Iollten sic benn ben 0erluit Sbrer
Srieftaide NOD nidt bemertt baben9"
nMeinsr grieitai9e, sndoise 6rau9"
berisbte Der sliieiior, bem jebt elm 2idt
aufging. ipie bic Sade ;uiammenbdn.
gen tbnne, in bic 3aide greifeno. Sa
ridtie. mo mar benn iein Suno bon
beute Worsen9 SORT, raoital fort.
.Sitte. Serr SteinIels. bemiiben Sic
iiA niht, bier 1T Sbr @iaentbum. tuel=
9es Sic beute Mor9en bier perloren. ="
@iit bieien Worten iiberrei1te iie un-
ierm ormeu artbur oas uerbdnsniBpole
Yorteieuille. ~
Sinelnieben, na9 einem llnfdulos
betpeis iu4en uno finoen mar Gins.
Sin babies Subeno 2drt6en nit Dem
sluforud .6elir, Baron pon 9olens
itein". tonnte er Der 9ommer3ienrdtbin
mad tueni9en Setunoen cntsesenbal.
ten. /
nWas. Baron &ollenifein ? Oas i'll
ia mein Nefe Oiirfte i9 sic bitten,
Derr Steiniel3. mir su lasen, tpie Sis
in ben SeliB oieier Sarten selansten2"
.Wit oem er6Bten @ersniiqen =
SD fanb Die Saide beute Morsen bor
meinem eriten Beiu9e unb babe bic
ielbe oann. tpie i'd mid iebt erinnere,
bier in Die 9ano genomnlen uno liesen
lailen.@
Sn bieiem Quaenblide fiiblte Ft
glrtbnr gum 3tueiten Wtale on bieiem
5age bon ben uns idon bstanntsn,
lpei6en Mrmen umi1lunaen unb burf
opppelte 3drtlidteit iu9te unier iiber.
aliidli6es Grieo6en, iueldes natiirlid
Die sanSe 9luseinanoerIebung belauiti
bate. luieber gut su MAIDEN, mas lis in
@eoanfen, Worten uno @erten an
ibrem armen Srduti9am 9eliinoiei
hattie. Nlama Ibenorotb aber iianr
babel unO bertiefte ii9 in bic tiefter
Siefen jenes roiafarbenen giaets, nm
su er9riinDen. per tpobl jene liebebe.
Diirftige glnna iein m09te. 9lber e.
selans ibr nflad" uno ibr g}eife. =
nun aus Oem mar ipdter natiirlid erT
re6t nihts beraussutrie9en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-03
Triibere GrSbe,p 0 bner.

@ar seiIfreid tlast bes Sidters
Mort: .Sie gBelt 1T polltommen
iiberaa, tuo Der Wteni6 nidt bintommi
nit ieiner Qual." 9lber iuenn mir
uns uniers Mutter grbe uno ibre 2oit=
edneer in Der 3eit, ba Der Weni6 iber.
baupt nod ni9t ben Grobal unii9er
ma9te. uorIiellen, 10 erideint iene @olI=
tonimenbeit oenn bod in einem iehr
fonoerbaren 2idte, meni9ltens bonn
Stanopuntt besDleni9en aus; S6tbpo=
taurus, Mammutb, Maitobon u. /. 10.
m0sen oarilber ia anoerer Meinung
9epelen iein.
gBenu mir einen Bid in bas ,meso=
soiibe 3eitalter" perien, als ss iiber=
baupt aui unierem Ylaneten tein b6-
beres Sbier, als &epiilien 9ab = aber
mas fir pelde! - 10 miilien mir uns
geheben. oaB mir uns taum einen un=
9enebmereu, abitoBenoeren 9obuort
benten tOnnen, als unier bamaliaes
groenbaus. Wtit Silfe Der WiNen-
idaften baben mir mad uno na9 ee.
nai erfabren, pie es bamals bel
uns" auslab, uno mas fir 0or9dnaer
mir gebabt baben, uno bas Bib, oas
iid Oa entrollt f0nnte ielbit einem
auseepa9ienen @lepbanten bic 0aui
idaubern MAIDEN. gs tpimmelte ba-
mails pon &eptilien, eesen welde ielbH
uniere grOBtcn Sdugetbiere nur harm=
loic S1oubtbierden iino, uno Die iit
b6hItens nit ben bic uno ba nod i'm
8ebirn zines 3eitungs Miinbbauiens
(Oielleidt aus unbelpuBter pererbter
Griunerung?) auftau9enoen Seei9lan.
gen sur gtotb per9leiden laiien. &rieb.
there. neben oeuen elm elephant iif
wie ein nieolides Meeribmein6en aus
nebmen wiiroe. uno fliegenee uni
idpimmenbe 9eptilien nit 3ibnen,
tpelde Elm Boot sermalmen naroen,
waren etuas iebr GewObnlides. @ebt
Dem 9iimroo. pel6er oasumal aui oil
Sa9o ge9an9en iudrel
Yroieiior SHt6inion, cin G9ulei
oes 9roBeu 9taturfOri9ers @upier, ha
fiirsli4 in Gn9lano elm Suh iibe,
y9lusseitOrbene lln9ebeuer" erideiner
lailen, uno bic 9iloer in oemielber
iino nod Den beiten tpilieni1aitliher
Silfsmitteln entiuorfen uno ee6orer
su oen polltommeniten. tuas bis9er il
bieer glrt seboten tpuroe. @inies Der
ielben m0sen oaber aud oieie StiS3
sieren uno bereoter, als @orte, ipte'
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-03

Man nimmt an, baB lebteres llnae-
beuer iid auf ieinen beiben Sinterbei=
men fortbeweste, abnlid ben menI1li=
den 3lueiiiiblern. IS 1T bon einem
iolden gltiantoiaurus elm Sdentel@
tno1en porbanbel, rpel6er a0ein & 5uB
2 3oa bod lit! Man male iib aus,
ipel6es Bib cine berartiee Seitie seben
muBte. penn iie iib rauf Die Sinter-
fhBe eelielt" bate, alio penieItens bier
Stodtperte bo9 mar.
Sie eepalti9en S9mdnse pieler bie-
fer Geptilien erinnern OIL oieienieen Der
Sdnaurubs. unb man fam annebmen,
oaB ie aud bemielben 3mef geoient
baben. Sn oieiem 6all miiiien bieie
8eltien imifanoe eeweien iein, gang
unaebeure Spriinse Su MAIDEN unb iid
pieleidt in iebr turser 3eit, segeil
lpelde Die .affenmaBise @ei9minbis-
feit" nod oar nidts lit. um Die Welt
3u bewesen. oeren SberiiGde iie babel
eridiittertcn. mie bic Surner bas &ed.
Man bsoente, baB i6on ein 4 SUB
bobes Sdngurub Spriinee bon 20 SuB
MAIDEN fam. uno iiele ii6 ffatt o.Nsn
so 6ub 2dnee llno bic unelaubli9
Farten, i9punstrditisen S9wdnse unp
9trme por. Sie grbe mub elmer fol6en
SepOIteruna eisentli4 iebr Helm pOr-
9etommen iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-03
s:aAN q 4,
Gzz.- I a.. (.
Triceratops Prorsus.

Cine merttpiirbi9e Sbatiade lit es,
unb bic 9arpiniIten t0nnen Diel 4api.
lal aus ibr idla9en, oaB piels oieier
Hielenreptllien cine ifarte Nebnlihteii
nit grpBen Sdusetbieren unierer 3eii
aufweiien, seruoe als oh iie ii9 i'm
Sauie Der Observation-Disclosures tbeil.
ueiie su Sdusetbieren iueiter enttuideli
bdtteu. 9lur Der @elidtsausbruf III
rim peientlib anberer uno iteis elm
iberaus bdBli1er. Wtan nebme J. y.
ba8 eeb0rnte @eptif Srieeratops pror-
Ius", bas cine 2dnse BON nur etwa 25
6uB errei1te. 4H if ~"
Seinem alsemeiren 4euberen nad.
srinnert oasielbe llngeidbr on oas
&binoceros unierer Sage. glber pel9'
Elm ideuBli9es Gieiidt 9eseniber benz
jeni9en oe5 &binoceres. oas sefpit
aud ni6ts ipeniser oils id6n lit! SENT
Spur BON @eiiiblen, pie lie aud
unieren miloeiten 3biere inneDObpen.
i9eint oarin pertreten su iein. Ser
artige 8elidter gibt es beutSutage ielbf
bel ben bdBlidlfen 9rotDoilen uno Mai
9atoren nidt. Ser Sdmans oieiei
Ssfie lit, i'm GesenIab gu oemjeniger
bes 9tasborns, Don rieiisem umfans
unb, wie Der sanBe GOrper uno no
mentlid Der Sopi, iduer sepansert
ipie mir es bei teinem anberen &eptl
jener 3eit finben. Cbne 3weifel ma
oas llntbier oaourd befdbist. iid seser
9rOBere gtadbarn Su pertbeioisen
melde 800-l00 SUB lang iparen
4. y. 9egen ben Ntlantoiaurus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-03
Ser G.eopIourus.

Wenu es bamals teine bobercn
3biere, als bieie Geptilien, auf Der
@roe CAB. 10 mar anoererieits bod
alerlei tleineres y&ropseue" porban.
ben, obpOhl lauter &ieien fir unIere
9erbGltniHe. 9a trieben Ii6 4. ..
Sroi6e berum, iuel1e cine 5pnne ,uof
gen uno @ioedien bon uneebeurer
Sdnse freuten lid oes 9sbens. @epal.
ti9e flieeenOe Reptilien, tueIde Die
Gieenthtmli9teiten bon Sleoermduien
nit oenienisen bon Gliaaioren pereinias
ten, iGwirrten in ben 2iiiten lumber.
Sdnsit bahinaei9munoeu iino ole
bieie gBeien unb baben ni1t einmal
einise Na9tommen fir Die @eltaus=
lielluns binterlaien. Sa, nod pisle
Gei6le6ter, Die nod ibnen famen, iino
ebenfaas idon ldnait, ebe es menidlide
@eIAibie CAB. in oas 9tirmana einae-
eonoen. gDas pirb ipobl cine melt
entiernte 3utiinit bon Der @rbe uno
ben Grobemobnern unierer 3eit beia=
gen, beIonoers penn, iuie einige
bpdeeIebrte Sdlaumeier i9on gang
beitimmt yipifen" tpollen, in spei
Sabrtauienoeu Die Meniden ourd-
ibnittli9 nur no6 Is 3oa bod iein
ioIlten? 9lm GnOe gar sebt Die Delt
nod an Seinbelt sll9runOe. s.,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-03

ben gsnommen, entstuei gebiiien unb
oann perddtlid pieber ausseipien
(oenn es 1T nidt gu persefen. oab
oisie llnsebeuer iirsnse Yesetarianer
oosr Yfanseneiier paren; Greunoe
Der vnaturaemdBen 2ebenspeiie" mo-
aen bieran oartbun, wie melt Die gDe.t
ieitoem ourt ben Glciidsenub suriid-
sesansen iit). Gin ioldts Ssuanooon
mar oft 80 uno mebr SUB lang uno
entipredeno. bob.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-03

SIM @cptilien=3 3eitolter hattcu bic
Sinoiauren, ipelde iid bon gtieienbdu=
men nabrten, tbatidhli1 bas Wtonppol
iibcr Die game @roe. Satte Sumbo
pber elmer ieiner Oidiellieen Gollessn
bamals eriiiirt uno lid bliden laiien,
no ein S9uanOoOn iejn Sunser itiIlte,
= iunps! bdtte oieics ibn in ben ata.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-03
SeareifGid.

Seareif[id. @eidnsnib-
director Gum Selinquenten): .Oit
Stunbe Der 0inrihtuna nabt, = iina
Sic eeiaBt2" : Delinquent: VI biierl
an gufresung bat mer bel 10 mas i4o.
Serr Oireetor.m
Sosbaft. .Oie gan5e feins
Belt mar bel Der premiere meinsa
5tiides periammelt!" = .Mba. Sis
msinen Die a8elt. in BET man ii9 =
lansweilt!"
2at6eoerbfii.be. proTeI.
for: gBas lit oenn a6sr bas, mein.
Serren? 0eute feblt bon ben NuDelen.
ben idon wcoer mehr als Die 0dlftsI
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-03-03

6 dreseI. (Saudbiid.)
gBas en- Sod isi' Seibi9beis' lid,
&ummt am bei9te vi De Gid.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-11-29
What are They Digging For!

Three strange men and woman
have bscn engaged for several DAYS
digging about the ruins Of an old
house on the property of Mrs. Joseph
Kyle, near Milroy. They work dur.
ing the day and spend the night at
Reedsville or Lewistown. The wom-
an cOrsults chart in satchel and
then lnstruct5 the men where to dig.
They refuse to give any information
to. those drawn there from curiosity,
but 1t Is said the loader of the men
informed JOS. w. Klle that he was a
detective in search of evidences of 9
great crime and thus secured permis
sion to dig. One Of the men is said
to be Mr.. Anderson, of Iowa, who
visited MilroY last summer.
The parties left this week for AL
toona. Their livery bill here amont-
ed 10 SIS -Lewistown Sentinel No,
vember "a.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-11-29
Work of Foot Pads.

Bloomfield Democrat:-SimOn Ep
pier, prominent merchant of Mary
vile, was ''held up by a foot pad
before daylight Monday morning OF
last week, Just as he was opening the
do II Of his store Tie FLOW damand
ed his money, but Mr. Eppler quickly
Jumped inside the store and locked
the door. The rascal then had the
impudence to thump against the
door and demand admittance As day.
light approached he made off. Mr.
Eppler had quite a sum of money
with him at this time and nothing
with which to defend himself. =
= One OF our most daring rob
berries ever committed in this county
was perpetrated last week in the up
per end. On Friday evening, Just
after dark, John Clair, who resides
in Saville township, was on his way
home from G. d. Saylor's on Sandy
Hill, where he had been husking corn
during the day and was passing
through piece of woodland, when
suddenly man spvang upon him
from behind, grasped him around
the body and pinioned his arms to
his sides. at the same time another
man searched his pockets. Mr.. Clair
made oil the resistance he could, but
1t was was of no avail. After they
had robbed him of $40, all the money
be bad with him, they left him go,
and made off rs fast as they could.
He has strong suspicious as to
who The villains were, although he
was unable to see their faces, and
arrests may follow.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-11-29

to the Court room. NJ sooner were
they on the inside than they attemp
ted to open the doors to admit their
friends. This precipitated a fight
with the Court officers, which was
carried on with dssp ,rate determin-
alton foc several minutes.
The superior numbers of the lynch.
ers fnally won the battle, and rs t he
doors were opened the men poured
into the room. The leader of the
mob seized the rope from the hands
Of M. Sax, aud as the Court at
taches were powerles to interfere,
placed it about Gustavson's neck in a
twinkling.
With yell of rage the rope was
seized by a hundred hands and the
quakipg wretch was dragged from
his chair across the floor to the door
where be was let go. He hung sus-
pended above the pavement on the
principal street Of the city for fully
ten minutes, the contortions OF his
body being extremely revolving.
THE CORPSE DRoPpEp TO THE STREET.
Suddenly the rope parted and the
body dropped to the street below,
and concerted rush was made by
the spectators for its possession.
The police, however were first to
reach the prostrate form, and, hastily
throwing it into farmsrs's wagon
standing near by drove rapidly to
the Jail, being followed by the mob,
The lynchsrs again demanded the
body of Gustavson, nor would they
desist when told that the man was
dead. A truce was patched up by
the appointment of committee, who
examined the body and pronounced
life extinct.
The mob then quickly and quie tly
dispersed, and the city is now as
quiet though no thought OF the ter
lible affair OF the afternoon had ever
entered the mind of any citizen of
the place.
The little girl remains in a precar-
ious condition, with the chances of
life greatly against her.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-11-29
What Leg ulling Means

A despatch from reading last
Wednesday says:-The expressive but
questionable phrases pulling a leg
was defined by the Berks County
Court to-day. In the divorce case of
Lewis w. Yocum against his wife a
letter written bv tho litter was pro-
duced, in which she told her husband
If he wanted his "ies pulled" she
would do it. The question was ask
ed what was meant by pulling
leg" j. II. Jacobs, counsel for the
defense, said he knew Judge Endich
sud 1t was a slang term, meaning to
get money from another without Civ
ing AN equivalent.
The Court acquiesced in this def
nition OF LEG pulling
The jury returned a verdict in
favor of the wife, whom Yocum b I'd
accused of infidelity.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-11-29
Kicked III ID Chin.

Ferdinsndo of McVeytown, while
driving through Bratton township
last Thursday evening was attacked
by two men. They walked up to the
buggy and asked him for a chew Of
tobacco he told them he had none,
no sooner had he made the remark
until one Of the men grabbed him
and tried to pull him out of the bug
gy, while the other fellow held the
horse, but Ferdinando broke loose
from the fellow and struck him e
couple Of hard blows with his fist in
the face and kicked him under the
chin he fell back opon tine road, and
he took the whip aid slashed the
other fellow who had hold of the
horses head that he was compelled
to leave go. Ferdinando entered
McYeytown at the rate of 240 and
still putting on the gad.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-11-29
Cow Po1 Against Small Po1.

At this particular time when small
pox has broken out in a number OF
towns IN Pennsylvania and threatens
to become wide spread, the matter
OF holding the dread disease in check
Is OF the utmost Importance. The
preventive is vaccination, that is the
introduction of COW po1 into the
human body, which is done by
making few scratches on a persons
arm and introducing to the scratched
part small quantity of matter that
has been taken from the teats of .
cow. The cow pox thus introduced
into the human body secures the
person from taking small pox, which
up to the time of the discovery OF
vaccination was one of the most
loathsome and fatal diseases that
man is subject to.
1t is only about 10 years since DR..
Jennsr, OF Gloucester. England, dis
covered and announced to the world
that COW pox is remedy for small
po1. In small po1 epidemic, hs
noticed that persons who m like u
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-11-29

there in their proper persons, at 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon of said day, with their rec
ords, inquisitions, examinations and Oyer
rsmemberances, to do those things that to
sheir offices respectfully appertain, ald
those that ara bound by recognIz ance to
prosecute against the prisoners that are or
may be in the Jail of .aid county, he then
and there to prosecute against them as
shall be just.
BY an act of the Assembly, passed the
9th day ot May, 1854, it made the duty of
Justices OF the Peace of the several coun-
ties of this Commonwealth to return to the
Clerk of the Court of Quarter Sessions OF
the respective counties, all the recogni-
zances entered into before them by anyciti-
zen or persons charged with the commits
sion OF any crime, except such cases as may
be ended before Justice of the Peace. I'm :
der existing laws a. least ten DAYS before
the commencement of the session of the
Court TO which they are made rcturnable
respectively, and IN all cases where racog-
nizauces are entered into less than ten days
before the commencement of the session to
which they are made returnab'e, the said
Justices are 10 return the same in the same
manner rs if said act had not been passed.
Dated at aitfiintown, the Ind day of
Aug't IN the year of our Lord, one thou
and eight huBdred aud nin-tY-three.
SAMUEL LAPP, Sheriff.
SHrRIFF's OFFICE,
MifiliBtown, October 81. 1893 (
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-11-29

COWS were exempt from small pox,
that they could go among those
stricken with ths disease and pro
pare the dead for burial, and not
take small pox. He instituted a
dilligent inquiry into the reasons for
the exemption of those who MIXED,
and soon learned that during small
pox times the udders and teats OF
cows became sore in spots-broke
out in large pimples or small boils,
aud that the hands OF those who milk
ed the cows during such times broke
outi1 eruption for about ten or twelve
days and then rapidly healed and
that such persons would not become
affected with small po1. He Was not
long in determining in his own mind
that the introduction OF the matter
from the udder of COW into the arm
of human beings changed the con,
stitution of persons and made them
proof against the taking of smell
pox. Within the past 20 years, since
Jenner's wonderful discovery the
the whole civilized world has com g
90 adopt vaccination as small po1
remedy and millions of lives have
been saved. Previous to Jenner
when the dread disease appeared
there was no remedy against its fatal
ravages. 1t ran its course and num-
bered its victims at each visit by
thousands. There was a method of
treatment by which a modified typs
of small pox was obtained that saved
many lives. Children and persons
who had not yet taken small pox
were put upon low diet of bread
and water for the period of eight
days, and then they visited a person
with the disease aud slept
with the patient, from which they
received a mild or modified type of
small pox.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-11-29
A Fiend Hung By a Mob.

A despatch from Ottumws, Iowa
November 21, narrates as follows
The outrage Of the person of a yea1
old girl, and the hanging of the fisnd
who committed the crime. An OF
cited and angry mob hung Fred
Gustavson to the stair railing of JUS
tice Truths Court room this after.
noon. Gustavson outraged the four
year old daughter Of Jonas Sax
about 10 o'clock last night. The
brute was promptly arrested shortly
after committing the crime, and lod-
god in Jail. This morning he was
taken to the Sax house and positively
Unidentified by the little girl and a
companion who was enticed to n
room together with the little Sax girl
but was permitted to leave after get
ting inside the room. Gutsayson
kept the little Sax child and by the
foulest means succeeded in his pur-
pose. He then turned the little girl
out and with much difficulty She
reached home in a terrible con-
dition and related her experience to
her parents. Her father went to
police headquarters. and soon Gust
avson was behind the bars of the
County Jail.
At 2 o'clock to-day Gustavson was
taken quietly to Justice Trutt's Of
fce for arraignment. The news that
the man was in Truths Court spread
with wonderful rapidity, and in less
than 20 minutes q crowd of perhaps
thousand was surging round the
stairway leading to the Court room,
trying to get at the prisoner. The
mother of the little girl succeeded in
getting to the top of the stairs and
from the platform in front of the
Court room swung rope, and, to-
gether with her aged father, appealed
to the crowd below to hang Gustav
son.
Sheriff Mcintyre and Mayor Forse
to the crowd for peace and
silence, but all in vain.
MOB IN THE COURT ROOM.
A number of men, after a great eff.
Tort, succeeded in gaining Admission
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Grand Array Testim oniaI.

At the last annual encampment OF
the department of Pennsylvania,
Grand Army of the Republic the
following committee:-Ch w. Haz-
zard, of Monongahela City; Colonel
Thomas ] Stewart, Norristown; Gen
eral JohnP. Nicholson, Clptain John
Taylor, Philadelphia; Colonel Frank
]. Magee, Wrightsville, and Joseph
F. Denniston, Pittsburg, were ap-
pointed to present General John P.
Taylor, of Reedsville, Mifflin county,
the retiring commander, with fit
ting testimonial.
The committee purchased beau
tiful gold watch, chain and charm as
a testimonial and visited General
Taylor's home on Thursday, Novem
Der 23d and made the presentation n D..
DIR. l.. E. Atkinson aud Colonel j. X .
Robson, of this county, attended the
presentation.
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It Never fails to Cure e-MANNERS
DOUBLE EXTRACT SARSAPARILIA.
An Awful Death.

Mrs. George s. Lsnhart, wife of
the editor of the Williamsport, Break.
fast Table, died on the 22nd inst =,
from the effects of burning caused
by the upsetting of lamp. In the
evening about 6 o'clock, when she
arose from working a sewing ma
chine, sleeve Of her dress caught on
metal lamp, throwing it on the
floor, the oil splashed on her dress
and set fire to her clothing. She at
tempted to smother the flame with
carpet but failed, then ran out of the
house screaming, by the time neigh
bors put out the fire all her clothing
except her corset was burned from
her body. In many places the flesh
pealed from her limbs and BODY.
Hers was an awful death.
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Harriet E. Hall of Waynetown,
Ind, says: 81 owe my life to tho
great South American Nervine. 1
had been in bed for FIVE months from
the effects of an exhausted Stomach,
Indigestion, Nervous prostration and
a general shattered condition of my
whole system. Had given up all
hopes of getting well. Had tried
three doctors with no relief. The
first bottle of the Nervine Tonic i'm
proved me so much that I was able
to walk about and few bottles cur
ed me entirely. I believe it is the
best medicine in the world. 1 can
not recommend it to highly" Sold
by l.. Banks & Co, Druggist, 3Iif
hintown. Pa. Feb. 9 '93, 1y.
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TusCarOra Valley Railroad

Tra;rs on the Tuscarora Valley
Railroad will run as follows:
Leave East Waterford at 7:3O A..
", and 2 P. NJ, arriving at Port Roy
al at 8.45 A. N. and 3.15P. NJ.
Leave Port Royal at 1890 A. NJ,
and 5.l5 P. NJ, arriving at East Wa
terfsrd at IL As A. NJ and G.3OP.M.
j. G. MooRsHEAD,
Superintendent.