Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-10-28

Now scientists are telling the pec-
| pie that too frequent indulgence in
potato eating produces dyspersia
IAnd the distressing complaint among
IAmericans is laid at the door Of po.a-
to eating.
| Thousands of large business con-
tracts are conditioned on the election
of Mckinley. II he is elected the
contracts stand. If Bryan is elected
1.-The contracts fall. 50 reader, you
see how the business world looks up.
on the election. Vote the whole re
Ipublican ticket.
| The Huntingdon Globe Of October
I22, says:-While fishing in tie Rays
town branch 1T Peter Snyder's in Ju
nista township yesterday afternooa,
Howard Miller caught Susqushar-
ma salmon with hook and line.
weighing 5 pounds. 8 ounces. This
is the first fish of the kind ever taken
in the branch.
The Mifflintown Presbyterian con-
gregation will hold a roll call meet
ing s>ms time in the month OF No
vembor-time not yet ixed-in which
all the names of those who are mem
bers of The congregation will be call
ed. There will be other features of
the meeting quite as interesting and
instructive as the one just mentioned
II the republican ticket prevails
times will improve, confidence will be
restored in businsss sirclss and that
will improve affairs in every other de-
partment OF life. If on the other hand
the Bryan party prevails doubt and
hssitancy will prevail and the fnan-
cial troubles of the country will be
multiplied and the Lord only knows
when the hard times will disappear.
Vote tho republican ticket.
The democrats will indulge in a
grand parade on Friday evening and
on the following evening the republi-
cans will have their parade. If the
wssther proves itself favorable, the
demonstrations will both be interest
ing and enjoyable occasions for the
respective parties. The man or men
who in any way Extensively molss,s
the paraders 0: either party should
be promptly arrested and punished
by the law.
ga law recently went into effect in
Virginia forbidding the sale osl;quor
to student of any institution Of
learning in tho state, whether the
student be over twent y one years Of
age or not The penalty is fine Of
from S25 to $500 and imprisonment
for six months. In addition the Of
fender must give bonds in $500 to 10
OF good behavior for a ye,r, and
subsequent offsnss to the act is fsr-
fsiturs Of the license"
Mckinley entered tho Union Army
when he was IS years old and fer IA
months carried musket as private,
and at tia expiration Of that tina he
was promoted to the rank Of sergeant.
That was his first promotion. Five
months later he WAS promoted to a
Lieutenaacy. Then to O staff pos
ition, and on the recommendation Of
General Sheridan was promoted to
the rank OF Major. He entered the
army Juce IL, 1861 snd was muster
sd out July 26. 1866.
The assault upon Secretary Car
Isle with stale eggs while he was in
Kentucky last week, was committed
by Bryan democrats against demo
crat, but it is no less an offence than
If it had besa committed by other
people against another mAn. 1t is \
punishable off.ncs under the law and
has raised just Indignation in Ken
lucky to such degree that the state
will go by large majority against
Bryan, and will eventually lead to the
arrest and punishment of the egg
throwers.
Eggs were thrown st Mr.. Carlisle
President Cleveland's Secretary Of
the Treasury while be was making a
speech in hall in Covingtop, Ken.
tucky by Bryan toughs, and every ef-
fort was made to intimidate him and
prevent him from making the speech.
The police failed to arrest the toughs.
Great excitement prevails all over
Kentucky in consequence of the out
ragsous effort to scare of Mr.. Carlisle
and stifis free speech. The outrage
will cause the state to go by 3 large
vote for Mckinley, and sooner or lat
or the toughs will be pulled into the
meshes of the law for the assaul..
The democrats have had lively
time among themselves kicking at
their two tailed Vice-Presidential
ticket. The populist wing have been
kicking with all their might to kick
Sewall off the ticket, and the revolu-
tionary wing have been doing all they
can to kick Watson off the ticket. In
this town they would not even allow
Watsons picture to be put on their
banner, but in other parts of the
country Watson is ahead and Sewail
has been kicked off Nothing but a
Providential intervention can save
Bryanism from the thump;ng that
the democrats themselves are admin
istering, and it ia not believed that
Providence is inclined that way.
Last Thursday night about 10
O'Clock freight car in q train Iun.
ming east broke an axle in Duncan
non. The car with the broken axle
fell of tie track in the way of a
freight train running west The en-
giae of the west bound train when it
struck the wrecked car of the east
bound train was thrown off the track
and down an embankr,ent 10 feet,
thereby producing first class wreck