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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-03-04
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-15
SuuarinR Accounts.

A gentleman connected with the Unit
ed States Lake Survey in Wisconsin
several years ago, was engaged one
day on the skirt of wood In Indiana
Near him, sleeping lazily In the sun
lay his faithful dog, Tiger. Thinking
to have some fun with the dog, he gave
n shout and n jump into the thicket. rs
II all the game ever protected by game
laws from marauding hunters wal
thrashing throug the bushes. AS he ex
pected, Tiger came bounding and bark
ing to the fray, and soon detecting the
trick that was played upon him, sneak
ed back to his lair. and lay down again
The surveyor resumed his duties, anG
was hard at work for two or three
hours, when, all at once, the dog rose
from his sleep, set his ears and eyes II
the direction of the wood, gave bark
md made n rush to the forest depths
The surveyor followed the noble brute
to q tree. up which he was sending
canine congratulations to the prey
But when the surveyor came, and be
gan anXiouSly to scan the boughs for
the hiding game. Tiger gave satisfied
"Ah, wooh" bestowed n glance of con
tempt upon the surveyor, and, striking
n dignitied gait, Stalkcd back to his
couch with the appearance of q dog
that had squared up all accounts Wit
The Lake Survey.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-15
Mr.. GUERIN'S BEARD.
It Resembles that of the Prince Q
Wales Too Closely to Be Popular.

It Resembles that of the Prince o,
Wales Too Closely to Be Popular.
1t Is said Mt the city hall that Assist
ant Corporation Counsel Guerin is
about to advertise for proposals for
cutting his beard and keeping his mus
ache in order. The idea was uncon
sciously given Mr.. Guerin by Mr.. Ru
bens. The latter visited Europe some
few months ago, and while there took
note of various things. "You may have
noticed in Emperor Williams pic
tures," remarked Mr.. Rubens to a par
ty Of friends, Mr. Guerin being Of the
number, "that his mustache is yearly
becoming Of more decided and pro-
nounced character. The ends are like
O bunch Of wires. AS his mustache
becomes more characteristic William
becomes more decided. When he
grows q 'schnurrbart' like Bismarck
Germany won't hold him."
"what does he do to stiffen his mus
tacher inquired Mr.. Guerin, In an os
tensibly careless way.
"Every morning he Is visited by a
barber who curls and combs 1t and
wakes 1t and massages and manicures
it." replied Mr.. Rubens. "There is
nothing too good for the Emperor's
mustache, for he has q kind Of Sam.
sonian superstition about it He feels
that his reputation rs q war lord dc
pends upon it"
Mr.. Guerin is himself in training for
the job Of war lord himself in his
, ward. and is doing we'll. Some dissat.
isfaction has been expressed, and even
! revolt threatened, on the part Of the
Wolfe Tone Club On account Of Mr.
Guerin's beard, which closely resem.
hles that Of the Prince Of Wales in
point Of color and cut. In the inter
ests of harmony. which is also strength
Mr.. Guerin. therefore. will adopt the
Kaiser Wilhelm style Of facial adorn
pent and hero II q chance for O bar
er.-Chicago Post ~
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-15

Mexico keeps wary eye on the af
fairs Of men. public and private. The
motives Of every public man in Mexico
are not only perfectly we'll known to
the Government. but every visitor is
subject to scrutiny. 1t was President
Diaz who first established the chain Of
secrecy that now holds all the people
In its links. Every now and then one
will be surprised to see body of Mex
lean troops buried off to souc remote
place q. = Iar-on State. None will
know the reason, but the fact will soon
become known that the Government
has prevented an embryo revolution
from gaining strength and force. 4
considerable number of Americans re-
siding in Mexico do SO because the law
will make 1t unpleasant for them in
their native places. The Mexican SC
cret service has the private record of
each Of these, and II any of them show
too much activity In Mexican affairs
there is an arrest; the United State.
authorities are notified, and extraditio,
# the prisoner follows
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-15
THE SECOND LIFE.
PURGATORY AND PARADISE COM
PARED BY A MAN WHO
HAS SEEN BOTH.

A Miracle Worked in tho Rural Recesses
Of Boroiino Creates q Sensation.
(From the EoennJ Ne,os, Syracuse, N. -
Albert Applebee was q very sick nan Hs
nad been ailing for months AMI had been
compelled to remain home, unable to attend
to his business His friends stood or sat
about the few small stores in the village o.
Borodino and discussed his sad condition.
Applebee was a carpenter, and good one
too, but since his strange maladv overlook
him he had not shown any dispotton to do
any work. Life had lost its charms for him,
he became a misanthrope and lost In every
thing. His friends advised him an the To-
cal doctors tried their skill on him but 1t was
Of no avail Although they no doubt dag
noscd his case correctly, he grew worse
tespite their efforts.
But he recovered and 1t has made such n
stir in the small town that n Netos reporter
was sent out to Borodino to investigate. II,
drove over and found Mr.. Appia5se hard at
work on the roof of houss he was building.
"well, it was just this way" began II,
carpenter, who is a good-lookins man of
about fifty summers "In the fall of 1890 J.
had n siege Of grip. 1t was a pretty rough
time for me as I was very siok and l never
expected to 90 out again except feet first in
cofflIA But 1 recovered after long sickness
but was left with ailment which was quite
as dangerous and infinitely moro painful l
had scrofula in my head for two years and
half or over and there was sickening dis
charge from my right ear. l took about
every medicine known to the medical frater-
nifty but could get no benefit.
'.I was also troubled with q severe pain in
the stomach and indigestion, which made me
feel that life was not worth living. Last fall
I began taking medicine known as DR..
Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, which
were recommended by a friend whose wife
had read of them in some OF the country
papers. But gave 1t a trial and was sur
prised to find that II benefited me. / tried
more and psrsevered and at last, thank God,
I WAS cured. My ear has discontinued dis
charging and for the past three months
have been perfectly we'll. 1 make these state
ments merely because I think the world
should be acquainted with this remarkable
remedy"
Several of Mr.. Applebee's ncighbors were
seen by the reporter and they in turn ex-
pressed their confidence in DIR. Williams
Pink Pills after seeing the wonderful change
they had wrought on him. One said the cure
wassimply wonderful rs the man was total
wreck.
DR.. Williams Pink Pills contains all the
clements necessary to give new life ana
richness to the Ilood and restore shattered
nerves. They arc for sale by all druggists,
or may be had by mail from DR.. Williams
Medicine Company, Schenectady. n. u, Tor
5Oc per box, or six boxes for $3.50.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-15
How to Make . Mirror.

A simplifled process for silverins
lass Is described In the Journal de Ply
siQue. Take 100 parts by volume Of
ten per cent solution Of nitrate of sill
yer, and add, drop by drop. a quantity
Of ammonia, just sufficient to dissolve
the precipitate formed, avoiding any
excess Of ammonia. Make up the vol
ume Of the solution to ten times the
amount BY adding distilled water. The
reducing solution used in the formalde
hyde Of commerce. The forty per cent
solution Is diluted to a one per cent.
solution. The glass to be silvered Is
polished with channels leather, and the
bath Is made up Immediately before
use by mixing two parts by volume Of
the silver solution with one of formalde-
hyde. The solution must be poured
right over the surface without stop
ping. After about I'VE or ten minutes,
at temperature between Is and 10 de-
grees c., all the silver in the solution is
deposited on the glass in bright layer,
which is then washed In running water.
It is then vanished II the glass side Is
to be used, or polished II the free sur.
face is required for reflection.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-15
A Singular Discovery.

James Smithers, an English resident
of Halliburton, Ontario. while out hunt
ing with a party Of visitors from the
old country recently, met with 6 sin-
gular adventure, which also led to as
singular discovery. A band ofmoose,
the first seen this far south for many
years, had been driven down by the
scoutstof the expedition, and it was
while in full chase of these that the
others swept on, leaving Smithers to
follow.
Wishing to overtake them as soon as
possible he took short cut across the
country, and was astonished all at once
to find himself sinking. He fell about
six feet, but owing to the descent OF
the loose earth with him sustained no
injury. He was amazed to find the
bottom of the pit composed of solid
ice of brackish taste and evidently OF
untold age. Walking about the pit
Smithers made out an object protrud-
ing from the icy foundation. and with
his short hunting axe cut away the
surrounding material until he saw that
the object was human hand holding
u spear.
Further excavation revealed the en-
tire figure of man dead in fur gar
,nents and perfectly preserved by his
cold bed. Near at hand were also the
remains of the deer, which the hunter
had doubtlessly lost his life in pursu-
ing to this treacherous spot. The
frozen man was an Indian of noble
build and wore chiefs amulet about
his neck. That he died by cold wes TO
be plainly seen by his expression,
which was the placid one of persons
who die thus.
The skin of his face and hands were
drawn and like parchment, but that
protected by his clothing was firm and
natural, as if death had come within
the air. When found by his friends
Smithers was trying to renter the
corpse in order to preserve it, but the
action of the air had already begun
and the body soon wasted away in rapid
dissolution. 1t is impossible to say
how long it had lain buried in the
natural ice houss-perhaps before
Henry Hudson sailed the bay to the
East; perhaps when Christianity was
dawning on earth or the pyramids in
course of construction.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-15

A little party Of Americans have
paid a visit to the Sultan of Johore,
and one of their number has given an
account of their expedition from
Singapore. which presents some pict-
uresque details. The hospitable
Sultan sent out his State barge,
manned with Malays In canary.c COL
ored suits, to meet them. and at the
landing pier they were received by
''the IlIustrious Secretary of the
Sultan" whose title and name are
"Dato Nord) Abdul Rahman."
He Is a Commander of the English
Order of Saint George and Saint
Michael, and is stated to speak Malay,
Chinese, English, French, and Ger
man with equal 6uency. The Sultan,
who Is said to have inherited the
other day from the late Sultana "a
million and a half of this worlds
goods" appears from this narrative
to be prosperous person. The hail,
approached by marble reception in
which the company were entertained
at a banquet, is described as $50 feet
in length.
Every article OF the service for
seventy persons and sixteen courses
was of gold, and one course was served
on ''the celebrated EllenbO1Ough
plate" At the table the Sultan re.
Marked
1--WE are all temperance folk in this
Mohammedan country See, all J
drink is pineapple juice"
His guests gazed about the table
and found that the foreigners were
the only persons who W re drinking
wines provided for them. 1t is a
noteworthy fact that the subjects of
this Malay Sultan, OF the Sultan
State, are principally Chinese. They
are, it Is stated. allowed to come to
Johore and settle on the best pieces
of land they can find unoccupied.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-15
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Is the Only
True Blood Purifier
Prominently In the public eye to-day.
Re sure to get Hoods and only Hoods. Try It,
SHE WAS HARD TO TEACH.
She Couldn't Learn Her Tutor Was the
Man Sho Should Love.

She Couldn't Learn Her Tutor Was the
Man Sho Should Love.
The school had been dismissed from
ne log school house In the mountains,
ind the children went scurrying away
lust In time for me to met the school
master as rode by. He was q long.
lank, lazy kind Of a mountaineer, about
rs unlike an educator as one could I'M
lgine, but he answered the purpose.
"How d'y do" said I. riding up along
ode.
"How d'yr said ha
els your days work done?" said I.
"Yes, an I'm glad Nv It," said he.
"Don't like It," said I.
"Only sorter," said he.
"Are they SO hard to teach Us that"
iaidI.
"Some Nv EN-" said he.
~Are they small scholars" said I.
"Mostly, except one; she's about co."
aid be.
Il should think she would be easy to
;each," said l, with a smile.
He looked at me with q quick uncer'
nin look, but there was no smile in 1t.
"You know anything about gals. mis-
ter?" said he, very earnestly.
81 know they are the loveliest things
,n EARTH" said I, with ardor.
"Ive heard that afore," said he, lugu
briOusly.
Don't you believe it7" said I.
81 amt sayin'," said he.
"You don't mean to tell me that this
girl Of 20 gves you any troubleT said l.
That's what" said he. with more
energy than he had before displayed.
Cant she learn?" said l.
"She don't seem to-" said he.
"Why not?" said l.
This time he shook himself and spoke
with emphasis.
DOG my cats, ef know" said he
I've been tryin' fer the last three
months to learn her that wuz the fel-
ler she oughter splice onto, but the
more try the less she learns I've got
two more months Nv school yit, an
amt goin' to give up a-tryin', but ef l
don't git her learnt by that time I'm
goin' to throw up my Job an hire out
rs n farm hand. I reckon. mebbe,
amt cut out for an cddicator, nohow."
1t began to dawn upon ME that possi-
bly, he was right, but did what I could
to encourage him. until he left me at
the forks Of the road.-Detroit Free
prasa
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-15
A Natural Flying Machine.

s.Thers is q tree growing on the
campus ct the University of Rochester
that produces . natural flying ma
chine" said . citizen to-day. II
ohanced to be passing it yesterday and
Nv attention was attracted by what
seemed at first to be a grasshoppef
and a spider in conflict in the air. !
watched the object, saw it rise and
TALL and rise again and finally settle In
The grass. Curiosity led me to follow
and examine it, and instead Of finding
either . grasshopper, spider or any
living thing, I was astonished to dis
cover the most perfect natural, but in
animate flying machine I ever saw. 1t
was . leaf oblong in ontline about
three inches in length and halfa an inch
in width. From point at its center
> flm two inches long hung down,
carrying at its lower extremity a
counter-weight or pendulum, that
served to keep the plane of the leaf in
the right relation to the air for travel
ing. The leaf was bent at such an
angle as you will find in the boone
rang, and the whole formed flying
machine which worked perfectly, for
when l threw it in the air it began to
whirl and actually sailed away on the
breeze, rising until it went out OF
right. When it had disappeared I was
sorry for letting it go, but at once
made . sketch of it, not knowing that
there were innumerable specimens of
the curiosity close at hand. While l
vas lamenting the loss of my toy 1
looked at the ground and found sew
eral imperfect copies of the one that
had flown. Then it dawned upon me
tha: the formation was O device OF
nature TO spread the seed of the tree
and that the bulb at the extremity OF
the Aim was the seed of the tree,
which suppose is wen known to ar
boriculturists. I observed that the
specimens found near the tree were
not as symmetrical as the one that first
drew my attention and finally left me
90 unceremoniously. The latter went
away with the ease of bird and may
be flying still. It worked so we'll that
some ingenious person might find in
its lines the elements of o device that
could be made artificially and perhaps
assist in solving the problem of fly
ing machine. ."-Rochester IN. Y. Post
Express.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-15
How He Broke the Ice

Many difident persons dnd the begin
i,ng Of O conversation awkward, espe-
cinlly on ceremonious occasions and
with strangers. Sometimes, however.
the beginning is not half % awkward
Is what comes afterward.
According to O story In Punch. o
,ashful young man said to q lady at
dinner party:
"ivc got to take you In to dinner,
diss Travers, and I'm rather afraid Of
1ou, you know. Mrs. Jolibois tells me
you're very clever"
The young lady was naturally amused
" this display Of simplicity.
"How absurdv she exclaimed. "rM
.ot q bit clever"
Tho man heaved q sigh Of relief, and
answered:
"well. do you know. I thought y6l
Ceren'ts
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-15
Reecher on His Own Career

Hardly anything that could be de-
ired in this life has been withheld
rom me; 1 have had that which
many covet and seek for In vain; my
life all through has been a very
iappv one; it may be said. without
Exception, taking 1t from beginning
o end. to have been q life Of extra.
ordinary prosperity and happiness,
llth6ugh l have been Il man Of war.
But there Is nothing in this world, il
Gems to me, that is to be desired for
me single moment in comparison
With the life beyond. II that life Is
Ill that we have been taught 1t is
md believe IL to be that and abun-
lantly more-then let no man wish
o stay here. 1t Is true that the
:oing of one and another leaves q
wound in the heat OF those that are
eft behind, but it is true, also. that
iod heals such wounds speedily
.Mr. Reecher's Imprinted Words" 10
ladies' Home Journal.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-15
He Knew Him.

Washington, hearing that the coloreI
,entinels could not be trusted, went out
one night to ascertain II the report was
correct. The countersign was "Cam-
BRIDGE" and the general. disguised, as
he thought. by q large overcoat, ap-
preached . colored sentry.
"Who goes thereT' cried the sentinel
"A friend" replied Washington.
"Frlend, advance unarmed and give
ne countersign," said the colored man.
Washington came up and said, "Rox.
oury."
mo. sah." was the response.
"Medford." said Washington.
mo, sah," returned the colored SOL
der.
"Charleston," said Washington.
The colored man Immediately ex>
claimed, II tell you, Massa Washing
ton, no man 60 by here out he say
Cambridger..
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-15
FOR All THE ILLS That PAIN GIN BRIE; .....
ST. JA60BS OIL

There is specimen of the Mission
grapevine at Carpenteria, CAL, which
has girth of six feet four inches at
the base and is still growing.
A Seneca Falls IN. W iceman ha.
placed beneath a thousand tons of ice
a roast of beef, which he expects to
eat in July.
The Springfield (Mass.) Republican
has a subscriber who has read that
paper since its first issue, seventy years
ago.
Before the advent of foreigners in
Japa n the Mikado lived in absolute Sc
clusion.