Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-01-23


and sucking eggs.
Rev. LII. Sieber has been eneae.
ed il Evange'istic work after the
manner of Moody, aud been instru-
mental in awakening a revival at
Ihompsontown, which resulted in
about so people protesting a change
of heart and a determination to lead
asbetter life hereafter.
! What do YOU take me iicine for
Because you are sick and want to get
well of course. Then remember
Hoods Sarsaparilla Cures.
The Bloomfield Advocate says:-
By careful count it is learned that
there are upwards of thirty children
in Bloomfield borough, for whom
there can be found no reasonable ex-
cuse that they do not attend school.
Most of them are common loafers in
our stores and on the street corners.
Some one writing on the subject
Of rabbits, says that any family that
have a piece of ground, size 25 by 80
feet by their house, can raise as many
rabbits as will supply family of six
persons with meat, the year through.
one year after another, if the rabbit
raising business is given attention
morning and evening
Daring the hot weather impurities
in the blood ma, seriously annoy YOU.
Expel them bv taking Hood's Sarsa-
parilla, the great blood purifier.
Schott's Store was so overrun with
customers last Thursday afternoon,
that it became necessary to lock the
doors while those inside were being
waited on and when served, leave
them out and take in another house
full. serve them, and then another
and another, all cs which is owing to
bargain day advertisements
There has been so little good in
the democratic party the past gener-
stion, that when they get something
that measures up TO nearly the Stan
dard, thev make a great fuss over it
hence the great fuss that they have
been making over Ex-Governor Pet
t;so1's administration The same
praise that they proclaim for Pattl-
sons rule, can be proclaimed os
Beaver. Hoyt, Hartranft, Geary and
Curtin.
We tLark those Of our subscribers
who are always prompt in their pay
ments. They belong to the class of
people that is the very salt of the
earth and are ever blessed. We be
lieye that everyone of our subscrib
ers can pay up promptly if they will.
1t is true q number of them sre a
good piece in arrears, but if they
viii just pay part Of The dues at a
time, they will feel better and 90 us
q great good. Try it friends
The Cham bersburg Repository of
January 16, says:-Rsv. T. J. Sher-
rard. the esteemed pastor of Central
Presbyterian church. left home on
Monday and on the 18th will sail from
New York to Southampton, on the
steamer Paris" with his brothers
Rev. John 81. Sherrard, Rockville,
Ind. and Hon Robert Sherrard,
Steubaaville, Ohio. Their tour en-
braces, Paris, Italy, Egypt, Palestine,
G-eeca, Turkey, AUSTRIA, Germany
10 England and home about May.
The torture of dyspepsia and sick
headache, the agonizing itching and
pain Of salt rhem, are removed by
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Never since the world began has
there been such opportunity given
for intellectual education, ana never
since the world began have newspa-
pers been so low in price. A news
paper is now within the reach Of ev-
eryone who has ambition enough to
live as becomes an American citizen.
If you are not getting newspaper,
subscribe for one and help to educate
yourself and family Tue newspa
per is the great educator of the age
The schools are the place in which to
receive a textbook education, but
that part of an education is the smal-
lest part of all education.
Joseph Conrad, aged 20, has been
arrested and sent to Sunbury jail,
for impersonating his dead cous in of
TIE same name and drawing a pen
sion on false papers. The prisoner
was never in the army, but swore
that ne was the Joseph Conrad who
served three years in Company G,
One Hundred and Thirty-irst Penn
sylvauia volunteers. He was grant
ed pension year ago of Sl0 a
month, with 500 back pay, and has
illegally drawn over $500 from the
United States treasury. He resides
on farm in Lower Augusta town
ship, a few miles below Sunbury.-
Sunbury Daily.
Scrofula, humors and all diseases
caused or promoted by impure blood
or low state of the system, are cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
About 10 P. NJ, on Saturday night,
the large barn on the farm owned
by Judge Lyons and ex-Congress
man Atkinson at Durward STATEN,
two miles from Thompsontawn was
destroyed by fire. The fire was first
seen by railroad watchman Zeiders,
who hastened to the farm house and
aroused MIR Soies who lives ON the
farm. Soles put on pair of pants,
and without stopping to put on his
shoes, ran to the barn to put out the
stock When he opened the horse