Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-09-09

fumPkins fed to hogs are danger.
ous unless the seeds are scraned ont
when the seeds are sorapsd ont tbev
are good for hogs and cattle. Ths
seeds are too hard to digest and pro
uuce Inflammation in the stomache al
animals. "e ~
An excellent furniture polisi, NAV
% made BY thoroughly lmixino ops
part OF raw linseed oil with two OF
torpentins: Apply vigorously with a
Pieoe OF soft flannel after the furni.
sule mas been carefully dusted.-Sep-
'emosr Ladies' Home Journal.
Mrs. Thompson wife of James
thompson, residing near McC Culloch's q
Mills, died last Sunday evening. aged
ABOUT Is years. Mrs. Thomson
was a daughter of VIM. Van Swer-
ingen OF Honey Grove. The funeral
took place on Tuesday, September 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson we're mar.
ried last winter.
-Four young cattle belonging to J.
singer Smith, of Miller township.
have died within the past few days
from some vegetable or mineral
poison, State Veterinarian DR.. Leon.
ara Pearson. not having decided
wnica: The animals died within a
Few minutes after the first symptoms
were noted.-Bloomfield Advocate
The plowing for wheat has not
been as well done as farmers like on
account OF drought, and some farm
ers say that IT a soaking rain does
not come before seeding time, they
wiil not SOW wheat. Their exper.
ience last fall in Tuscarora Valley in
sowing under most unfavorable cir.
cumstances has led them to that de.
termination.
Last Thursday William Rowe, a
Washington. New Jersey veteran on
crutches, drawing pension and ag.
ed II years, was married to Miss
Hannah Lozsw aged II. The bride
If she lives to be old will be one of
the pension widows long after the
pensioners all have passed into the
future world, and many will be the
inquiries how she came to be a PEN
sioner.
An insane man set fire to the Le-
high county poor house last Thurs
day. There are 200 inmates in the
place The fire was extinguished with
great difficulty and it required the
united efforts Of four men to subdue
the insane incendiary. The proba-
bility is all incendiary people are in
sane; insane on the subject of insur-
ance money gain or insane with NAL
ice or jealousy.
General John N. Palmer of Hi
nois, the nominee of the Simon-pure
democracy for the Presidency was q
Major General in the Union army;
was Governor of Illinois and is now
the United States Senator from Illi-
nois. The candidate for the Vice
Presidency on the ticket with Gener-
al Palmer is Simon Bolivar Buckner
of Kentucky. He was q general in
the confederate army.
Fill deep, yellow pie-dish with
pared apples sliced very thin; then
cover with substantial crust and
bake; when Drowned to a turn, slip
knife around the inner edge. take
Oft the cover and turn bottom up
ward on a plate; then add a generous
supply OF sugar, cinnamon and cloves
to the apples; mash altogether and
spread evenly on the inverted crust.
After grating nutmeg over it the dish
Is served cold with cream.-Septem-
Der Ladies' Home Journal.
On Friday morning about l o'clock
a fire broke out in the barn of G. A.
Rippman in Millerstown. The struc-
ture was destroyed with three horses,
carriages, buggies, harness and hay
and oats and corn. The Rippmsn
tannery took fire from the barn, but
the fire in the tannery was put out.
4 stable owned by Mrs. Jane Secrist
and stable owned by J. D. Taylor
was destroyed by fire from the R;pp-
man barn reaching them. The loss is
estimated at $4,000. There is par
4
Merchant John D. Love and Luth-
eran minister Thomas F. Reeser,
while fishing in Is feet pool of wa
ter near Hollidaysburg last Thurs
day, were drowned. From the fact
that Loves fishing rod and line were
found in field some distance from
the stream, it is believed that the
preacher fell into the pool from a log
that projected over the stream, and
his call brought Love from the field,
where he was looking for bugs for
bait. and in trying to get the preach
er out, he was pulled into the water.
and both drowned together.
Just to think how wo are getting
along at learning how to take care of
ourselves, and rid our bodies of all
ments for example. Major General
Drayton of the British army tells US
that by rapid breathing in pure air,
we may relieve ourselves of coughs,
colds, sore throat, heart-ache and ev-
en- tooth ache, if there is not an ulcer
at the root of the tooth, and another
writer tells US the quickest way to
get warm is to hold our breath as
long as we can, then breath a minute
and then hold our breath repeating
that till warm.
A stone was thrown by some un-
known person through window of
Captain McCiellan's harness room in
Odd Fellows Hall. The mischief
was probably dono On Saturday night.
The stoao passed through the glass
that was struck. The hole made in