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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-12-20
Dernri4tcs.

y l1eber 100 8erion,n lino in 4eao-
bile. @oio., bnn1it beiddfiist einen @iss
pn!nft gu erribten, Der aui %. December
et6fnst ipcrben icn. Is Miaionen Ton'
men Sis, ooer aenu9 nm bamit cine, III
nen SUB hide. Meu.r min Die game
Stnbt 81 sieben. ips,ben fir Die Seriten
nas bes @etdubss sebrnu6t.
\ 8ie ollie streitfrase, p5 nas neue
Sabrbunbert NIT Dem Sobre 1900 Ober
1901 besinne. tam in Der Barrier &caee-
mie beg Sciencss alien @rnftes mod.
mals Snr Seipredun9. Die SrnQe
mar bon einem gorreiponoenten bgr
Icutemie uneerest mUroen. Der iid aui
@ostbe, 2uowis ben SierStbuteu, gictOr
Suso unb Gnoe,e @etudbrsmannsr tc-
risf. bic T. 3. has 10. Sobrbunbert
nit benz Sabre 1900 besounen wifisn
noateu. Der lebensldnslide Setretdr
Der Ncabemie pies barauf bin, bas tros
bieier 9ewidtigen Irsumente Der Srr'
tbunl SlpeifellOs lei; es COB fein Sobr o,
i%onbern uniere 3eitreduun9 besaun
nit Dem Sabre 1. Ste nutpeienoen
Nitrunomen batten bterseser ni9tS elm
su,uenoen.
gteustes uomg9unbertpftorS neipp.
Nus GarIsrube wi,b seidrieben: @rdlat
&neipp bi.lt beute Nbsno elreu Ialt
Siueiitiinbieeu &0rtras iber 9eaturbell-
u~erfabrer. &ueipp iprad in eriter
2iuie fir cine perniinftige 9bhdrtune.
@r trnse 1ebt nod, oisielbe fleiouns pis
I'M Nusu1t, n ipenu IS rod 8 bis 1O
8rao fdlter pirs, b0ffe or, aad bnmii
burd5ufommer. Die Snfluer5nH iperot
in bieirm @rnter ipieoer auftrcten. yer
absr rad ieinem Gecept iie bstdmpfc.
Dem berlibere er nuf isine 4r;efterrbre
onB or ni6ts ben ibr 81 bsfiirdter
babe. 8neipp emfiisblt, weun Die Srl.
f~luenSu ben S6bcpunit srrei6t bat, ell
faltcs SAB Su nebmer. Sic Babe
iuanne miiiie ing SrunfenSimmer &c.
bradt iperpsn, ie fdltcr hrs @uhsr.
ccfio tdier. Mnn 9ebe Liz oil Din
Sruit in's gsofitr, waide ii6 Der
Oberfbrper unp sebe aus Dem Sab
wcnn q lun9iam bis iinf seSdbft.
9ta6 elmer GtunOe nieherbole man Do.
SAB, uno idon nod toenigen Niinnter
rreroe her gauge a6rper in @dpeif
9e5abet icin. 60 ldwiseno Sebe mar
un6 elmer weiteren Stunoe gum brit
ten Otale in bas @aGer, iebesma,
ober II 10 LANCE, big r1nn ouf fin
scjdblt. 9icrouf iuirb nur nod mad
einem balben gag elm 9uo e~rforosriid
iein. (8ir m5dIteu I iot6e Sos
/ fur Niemanbem %aurntben.)
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aus 8Iiem6 ems Serteneu-
9 d +.

Stttleibisteit 1T meiit init 8etttsbria-
felt pertuuoeu; beloes iomntt absr bon
Der TettlebIgfeit Der.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-12-20

22ir lpiiniden u~nieren Aunbeu nit
SutbeiIen, BOB One MinHte Cough
@rte ELL iideres uno Superldfii9es @eiI-
miiitef Iir Sinber 1T, pelfe Die 8rdune,
@Itdltun9eu, !6e'irrfcit Uocr 2ungen-
%eut5iinbun9 baben. @s lit leiGt einsu-
nebmen uun turirt idnea.-Balter
bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-12-20
HOnG Machine & SuDDlY Co.,

AUGUST W0HLT, Gi9entblmer.
MaI9inentbeite. Gompfr0bren, 8entiIe
Seie ulIp. Tets al Oanb. SeIonoere Nnf.
n,orfIa nfeit mirb Der &%eporatur uou oGen
2rtsH Maidinen uub uamentIIdSarm YeaE
ibrncn eei6euft. Wlr 91rantiren unltre
&rbeiteu uub lieferu bieielben prompt nno
bili9. ian 10 W
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-12-20

Ginttlidfelt lit etne empfabfens
ioerthe Tuoenh. 9s6ha(b Ufferireu
mir @u6 One Wiaute Cough Cure.
@s lit prompt i'll 2ipherun9 uub prompt
III ieiuer SeilEng. 3u 0ieIem 8tuede
pilo es fnbrisirt.-S1alfer SrDG.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-12-20

SeWittS Wit6 Sa5eG Solue furirt
S. q. @OleI uom idlimmiten sou bon
GcJemu, Der icmals i'm Staate Subj
II oortam IS turirt Serbrii9un9en,
Sraublpunoen. ulte @si6miire uuo Der.
leblt uiemats Sdmorrboioeu'Su t%urireu.
-BaIfer Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-12-20
9 b 3.

Sic babtn Iih srpei Gurteitaubeu an-
QeIdofft, Srau Ha6baiin?
ga, main Mann ioQ iid eiH Setipiel
Oil ibren ueGmer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-12-20

" ernoicr 9 d. 10 4 0 6,
nth anoeren fauenoen &ranfbcitcn

hNO
Ieibeu, fonteu OFT mid nm 8atb Ihreiben. SD babe
fsit oiel.n S:ahren bic S6tu6dbe bel Ul6nHer m gum eins
sebenoeR Stusium 9emedt; Sbotiobe 1T. bob I'D on
6emisIbtn lsbel lit SalIde Gtbam belt MID ob,
bic 9iiIf. 6Itersr Seute oher srfohreneraer5te in an
iprnb 3u nepmen, th %ituoirte ben sSan isIbft %eIn9ehsne
uuo eutbedte ein ourdOrluoeuheS. eIutodes SetImit'
tel, has mit oDaig turirte "uno T.ine Suianlmeuee-
~iuufene, ~5erft6rte gerfofun9 iuieoer in ratiirlthe
Stdrts nno Sr6be oertpaHneIte.
Vteiu WunI5 lit. oies ieoem luReert ober often
Wiouu fpiIen gu Iafieu. Sd uetue peribnlttss Sn'
ter.1ie on isuen 5dIIeu uu6 9ierlaub braudt Su 5b9-
err, all MD gu i6reihen. no ole gorrsipcuoer3en ols
int 8ertrauen gefhriebeu betro diet tueroeH. SD ftn-
be Elm Hecspt hieIes SeiImtiteIs o0ni9 t%oftenfret.
Sdtebe eS uI6t ouf iouoeru i1rei6e MFR fpfort aus :
fhbrIlh. Su iuirft ifsts ben Sag ieeuen. on MEL
dem IN es thatit. aorsftre untsr geifisung elmer
Sri'fnIartt:
THOMAS SLATER,
Box 1856, Kalamazoo, Mich,
BB~ Shipper of Famous Kalamazoo
Celery.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-12-20
g e 6tjgte suite.

Surge 6rau: Seutc merbe t1 'elt't
frHen.
Nnnn: ga. uber bonu bite, fa(te
HId..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-12-20
u { o.

@orum ucuut Dir bcnm Grauie ini.
mer 5eu9e ieincs llnaliids?
9tn, id lUor bod eben 9rau5euse aufs
StdnoCsamt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-12-20

Germ, an n~erfaufen: cine i96Ee Sorm bon 1872
as ader. Son 20 bis so adef iteben inter &uItur,
aDtes gSphuhous, GtnnuuQ NIB ale 9e6er9ebculio.
ftiten ebtnfaas juHger 9frf6- lno apfei9arfen.
6lgIS5 2ittls Berger, Dsc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-12-20

0Icteer. SmSdneioen. Sran SsIeno pnertH ptre
Niortfobren has SuIhneineu bon SIttoern I: 'aAren
Sic mar iu6breno ben lesten 6 Wphen 6ron PeiIomp
i'm 2ebrrn hieieS 5o4ss belhIfth nno btetst nun oHsh
Ihnei0en au erleruen. SAB bic neus Wittboos hes Su'
i~dIucihens IeI6t sn erIernei nno prnrtiih m. ptretn
Nne ~beitdii0su bic Is bereitS erlernt hobeH. Spre~t
rDr BET Trou Ptlehn oost y.
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epart Softorre6m,.ttee.

en,pfoblen, ba es cine mirIlia en1pir blers.
mertbe 4rsuei if. Soiepb Smitb.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11
Flies,

Eye troubles are extensively propa.
gated In Egypt by certain small flies
which carry germs from one individua,
to another, being attracted By this
moisture Of the organ. Two American
entomologists have recently discovered
that similar complaints are occasionec
quite extensively in this country by
aies Of the same kind, or, at all events
of nearly related species At least tive
species Of these insects are found ir
great numbers In the South, and thert
Is one species In the neighborhood OF
Washington. One species is very plen
tlful in Florida, where whole schooi
and communities sometimes suffer from
epidemics of sore eyes thus caused
the effects being serious and lasting
OF the same family as the common
house fly Is the terrible "tsetse." which
renders parts Of Africa practically un.
inhabitable. 1t is one Of the greatest
obstacles to civilization In the DARK
Continent, because It makes the keep
ing Of domestic animals impossible.
Horses and mules die In night from
n single bite, and cattle likewise. Even
the elephant succumbs to the poison.
The nature Of the latter Is unknown,
though happily 1t Is not fatal or even
insect, which Is somewhat smaller than
the house fly. frequents marshes and
waterinS-places. Its loud and peculiar
buzz will render caravan panic
stricken in al instant.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11
A New Wave Quieter.

A new method Of distributing oi, Z:
water has been invented by P. Samo-
hod, of Lima, Peru. The apparatus
comprises a box-shaped distributor,
near the ends and center of which are
globe-shaped, perforated. copper oil
receivers connected with each other
by metal tubing, and surrounded by
sponge, the whole inclosed by a var
nished leather cover with many per-
forations protected by metallic eyelits.
I. has two metal bands, from which
chains pass to the deck of the vessel,
other chains being connected to facili-
tate its suspension from the bowsprit.
An oil supply hose Of good vanished
leather or other preferred material ex-
tends from q pipe in communication
with o pump and reservoir on the yes.
sci to the central one of the three oil
receivers, by means Of which the oil
may be forced into and through the
distributor as desired. It is designed
that the length of the distributor shall
be equal to about one-third of the
maximum width of the vessel.-Nev
Orleans Pioayune.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11
Hunting Deer With Cats,

Our veracious contemporary, n.
Bangor News, is responsible for ths
!ollowing-at least We have failed to
race its authority back any fursbe,
than the News columns: "a varv
novel sight was Witnessed at the Wi.
limantic spool works recently. A dee.
was seen running rapidly past thu
works closely pursued by three house
oats. As they neared the river one Of
the oats thought to take ride on thu
back of the deer. She gained the DO.
sition and lost it quickly and the deer
swan across the river. The cats.
nothing daunted, moved quickly uu
the stream to the bridge, crossed over
dry-shod and sped on in pursuit of the
fving deer once more. Had it been
dogs that thus openly deAed the laws
the wardens would have been investi.
eating the matter ere now. AS il IL.
where is the law that reads Sl00 fine
for chasing deer with cats? The cats
were owned by citizens OF the place
who are we'll known. They should be
warned to keep their cats chained, or
farmers with small stock in their barns
should see that the doors are kept
.:osed. Maine Spokesman.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11
Inspect;ng Dried Apples.

Consul Robertson, at Hamburg. ACT
ing on Instructions from the State De-
partment at Washington, has obtained
permission from the chief Of the Ham
burg Foreign Office TO procure samples
and an analysis of any American dried
apples which may IN the future be con-
fscated on the ground that they ore
alleged to contain zinc. This action Is
taken with a view Of stopping the con-
fscatlon OF American apples by Ger
man authorities. He should do his
duty fearlessly and remove the Sian.
der that Americans are willing to lose
money putting expensive polsons In
their food goods. Dried apples affect
society. There Is nothing l!ko dried
apples for q swell party.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11
A NEW CHAINLEss WHEEL.

100 pounds Is placed upon the saddle
1t will take 40 pounds to raise the front
wheel: hence it Is perfectly safe. The
driving levers have rise and fall of
IA inches; hence the riders foot travels
% inches, while by the present chain
bicycle the riders foot travels about AZ
inches. The driving levers being nearly
double the length of the present pedal
cranks now used on the chain bicycle,
IL is claimed an increase of power is
,btained-hence an increase of speed.
The inventor will construct the frame
If his chainless bicycle of bamboo, as
ne has recently discovered process tc
prevent bamboo from splitting. which
has been a great drawback in the ust
II the material for bicycle frames.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11
Niagara by ELECTRIC Light.

The Michigan Central Railway H.
,laced an order with the General Elec.
tric Company Of Schenectady, n. Y,
for two powerful search-lights with
which to illuminate Niagara Falls.
The order calls for two forty -eigf finch
lamps of 100000 candle power each.
These will be operated from the Falls
View Station terrace. and with diffe,.
ent colored lenses or slides a brillian,
effect will be produced upon the raging
waters Of the rapids and the falls.
The power to generate the current will
b taken from the river itself. The
bn0 similar attempt Of Illuminating
waterfalls Is that Of the famous Rhine
u Schloso Lanfen, Germany. This, il
D promised. will sink into insignifl
hnee beside Illuminated Niagara.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11
USES FOR FLOUR SACKS.

Housekeepers who have no room for
A flour barrel, but still are thrifty
enough to bake bread at home, ac-
cumulate in time a number of empty
sacks, for which at first glance there
seems no manner of use. A moment s
reflection, however, will show many
ways in which they can be turned to
account. Perhaps the easiest way to
dispose of them usefully is to hem
them for dish towels, or to cut them
n two and hem for dish-cloths.
If there are small boys and girls in
the family they will come in nicely for
pants and sleeve Innings. Very dainty
housekeepers sew up their pillows in a
close-htting case, thus keeping the
ticks fresh and clean, the regular pill
low case to be slipped on over it and
this under case to be washed two or
three times year. Flour sacks are
excellent for this purpose.
Country housewives, who are pro.
verbally thrifty, perhaps because they
cannot SO easily run out ''on the ave-
nue. and buy thing the moment
they want it, do not disdain to use
these sacks for aprons, faced with
turkey red, or feather stitched with
ed marking cotton they are sutfi,
iently dainty.
There is knaclk in ripping and
washing them. Cut the threads with
which the sack is closed at the bottom,
then, by taking one of the two threads
in each hand and pulling you will find
the seams unravel easily. Wash out
the flour and sizing in several waters,
soap the letters well and boil in suds
Yankee Blade.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11
TINY SHOES.

The material to be employed il
.hamois leather; cut the shoes into
the shape of a tiny sock. Sew them
mp with the seams on the inside, and
then turn them SC that any edges may
be on the outside. Do not make an
opening in the front, but rather let
the top be wide enough to admit the
little foot and ankle easily. Now
crocket a scallop with bright wool or
silk around the edge, and cut few
little slits just under it, at a distance
of about half an inch from each other.
Run a ribbon through these, the same,
color as the scallop, and, drawing III
enough to keep the little shoe firm,
tie bow in front. These make nice
house shoes for little folks.-Detroit
Free Press.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11
sONo

There's beauty In the dawning hgb..
md twilight fair or starlit night
.as each its charm and grace;
But lovelier still on earth to me,
The fnirest thing my eye can see,
The beauty Of thy face.
There's calmness on the oceans bress,
As deep and blue It seems to rest
Meath bluer heavens above;
But deeper, calmer, still to mo
Than ever sea or sky can be,
Thine azure eyes, my love!
There's music In the running stream
And music when the woodlands seem
Awake with songs of birds;
But sweeter, dearer, still TO me
Than natures voice can ever be.
The music Of thy words.
G. Roxby, in Chambers's Journal
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11

an I took him over meseif. I'd 60
after i'm this minute, miss, but it's my
pie mans suppse would burn"
"Iu go. Whnt are their names.
You must never, never do such thing
.gain?"
Mrs. Clint hurried across the street,
divided between anger and good feel
ing towar = these people who had taken
3 fancy to her boy. She didn't stop
to look at the names. She walked
into the elevator and asked to be taken
to the fifth floor. She knew there
was only one fat whose entrance wal
here.
Inside she heard voices, her boy
roice. She rang the bell, and ther.
vas the sound Of his little feet run
ming eagerly across the floor. He was
20 fond of opening the door for their
infrequent visitors that he was doing
it for these people.
The door was flung open, and in tn,
light of an open fire she saw, past the
child, pale, sick, wistful face that
she knew.
"Mary." he said, won't you lei
Wilbur bring you in?"
The long separation was at an end.
-Munsey's Magazine.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11

THE DEVILS claws are often covered
With white gloves.
A FOOL is sure to tell who he is by
:he questions he asks.
MANS doubt of God makes angels
wonder. Duke 1,19.)
THE day is sure to come when the
lewis money will all burn up.
WE please God most when we are
most anxious to be like Christ.
No MAN ever sinned in deed who
was not first sinful In thought.
COPS promises are heavens bank.
notes, made for circulation on earth.
EVERY man lives in a glass house
into which somebody is always look
ing.
No MATTER how good the gun is,
it is wasting powder to shoot at the
moon.
THE great thing about influence is
that it sets forces in motion that will
never stop.
THE selflshness OF man is probably
The ugliest thing upon which angels
ever have to look.
DON'T put much dependence in the
religion that tries to advertise itself
n shop window.
THE heart of man never finds out
what real Joy is until Christ begins to
-ule and reign In it.
You can find hundred people who
are courageous where you will find
me who is patient.
THERE is something wrong with
the Christian who never gets happy
outside of prayer meeting.
with satisfaction it must be when a
lypocrite joins the church.
THERE is many wife whose hus-
band belongs to church, who never
suspects that he has religion.
If God could forgive his enemies
teep the devil out Of Heaven.
How MUCH bigger it always makes
Us feel to look at other people through
.he large end of the telescope.
THERE are men who occupy high
positions in the church, at whom the
levil has never thrown a single stone.
If some people were birds, they
would sit down in the dust and com
plain that their wings were a heavy
Dad.
THERE is many wife hungering
for an occasional word of approval
who will be buried in a rosewood
,asket
The man who will deliberately
break one of Gods commandments,
would break down the gates of Heaven
he could.
WHEN particular man marrfes a
poor housekeeper, 1t takes good deal
Of love on both sides to make their
home happy one
If we had as much charity for the
.aults of others as we have for our
own, the desert would soon become
tower garden.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11
H.Z Mn =. HoAS

A man may bow or not, uncoYering
his head II It II covered, and a woman,
remaining covered II she Is 90. may
courtesy, or dip" c'bob," 1t used to be
called in the respectful days when
national school girls did such th!ngs.
A mans bow Is a somewhat slow in
clination of his body from his hips, his
nod the momentary inclination Of his
head only; a woman's courtesy II the
lowering Of her body by bending the
knees, inclining 1t forward at the same
time from the hips; but her dip" on
the other hand, is the momentary bend
Ing of the knees only, keeping the body
upright, though lowering 1t, by not
bending the hips more than u Of
course, necessary.-Notes and Queries.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11
A Country Without a Newspaper


A country without a newspaper is In
these days a curiosity indeed. An.
DORA Is believed to be the only civil
lied State In the world in which not {
single newspaper is published. Andor.
ra is little Republic-about thirty-six
miles long by thirty broad-situated OF
the south side Of the Pyrenees. next the
Spanish province Of Lerida and the
French department Of Ariege. 1t is
nominally under the protection Of
France, but its fourteen thousand in
habitants speak the Spanish language.
Here, then, is an opportunity for an
enterprising journalist He need not
be afraid of duels. for. though firearms
are plentiful enough, 1t is said there Is
not a single inhabitant who could hit
n COW ut a hundred yards.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11
Pretty Names In ENGLAND.

With regard to your list of out
iandish names in the British Isles
writes correspondent, l would OBJ
serve that there are no such places as
Alvager or COxhof, which would be
Alsager and Coxhoe- But there are
plenty more quite as foreign.looking
as the rest you have quoted, g. g. !:
Pontiac, Guy, Belcoo, Mogeely, Alre-
was, Ingestre, Insch, Drax, Gamlin-
gay, Gilwern, Cropredy, Ably, etc.
or course If you 70 to the Celtic dis.
tricts Of Wales, Scotland. or Ireland
you may get any number of uncouth
names but this Is perhaps hardly
fair.-Loudon Globe.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11

Fruit Johnny Cake-Boil a pint OF
salted water in a saucepan. When it
comes to boil, stir IN n half cupful
Of rolled oats and boil fifteen minutes,
then add cupful of granulated meal.
spread thinly in baking pan and
strew with chopped raisins and dates,
or Zanta currants. Cover Mt first, anc
bake twenty to forty minutes, accord
ng to thickness.
Barley Broth--Take a quart and n
pint of stock. Have your barley soak
ing all day; then add it to the stock
one hour before dinner time and al
low it to simmer on the back part of
the stove until the barley is tender.
Just before serving time rub a table
spoonful of butter and two of flour to-
getner; add slowly to them halfa pint
of scalding milk; when smooth turn
into the barley broth; bring to boil
ing point; season and serve.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11

at salary Of S6o per month. at was q
blessed day for US when Gertie stopped
the train," said the mother to a re-
porter recently, psusing in her work
and patting the soft sunny hair Of heI
daughter. 81 have wished to leave the
Iron district here, but no other work
seemed open to Hermann, so we stayed.
Now we will move to Duluth, where
Hermann has been offered good place,
and where Gertie can so to school,
she needs 1t badly enough, poor child
OF course, I am proud Of her-who
wouldn't beT'
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11
TO COLOR SAUCES.

Caramel. so much used to color
,auoes, grsvies, etc., is made ns fol-
lows: Heat half pound Of brown
sugar In a small kettle and stir it until
it is smooth, dark brown butter, but
be careful that it does not burn; add
gradually pint of hot water. let it
simmer while the sugar. which Is
scraped from the kettle, dissolves.
and then bottle and cork. New Yorf
World.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-11

mission of most atrocious murders
Men, women and children were slair
with horrible tortures and the series OF
attacks We're continued so unin interrupt
sdly during the summer that white set
lers were almost entirely wiped out.
In the fall Of this year Gen. Custe
was sent among the Indians and he de
term!ned to break their power once and
for all. He determined to wage a win
ter campaign and attack the Indians il
their villages where they least expected
to be disturbed. He marched first t.
the Indian settlement on the Wichitt
River. The village contained 1,00t
warriors and as many women and chill
dren. A desperate battle ensued II
which the Indians were worsted. Blacl
Kettle was killed and Whirlwind es
,aped to the South. He levied reinforce
nents and then came back to meet Gus
ter. Battle succeeded battle, but thu
whites were more often victorious thar
the redskins, which latter were finally
induced to give up the fight and declar
themselves conquered.
Whirlwind himself settled down (,
be man of peace, and from that time
until the day of his death was friendl!
to The white man and always advised
his tribe to stay in their wigwams am
let the government feed them.