Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-12-09

6sy yoss ksatiag dees and b.v.
them acquainted before the hunt;nv
season opens I have the follovine
% oner: guaranteed thoroughly brof.
On on their game aud reliable. 70,
pounds, rabbit hounds, beaeles. set.
ssrs and pointers; also some fine
Newioundlands. spaniels, collies. fox
sad Dull terriers; fancy poultry and
pigeons; Belgium and German hares.
prices low. J. HowARD TAHOE
Aug-27,1y. West Chester. Pa
Mr.. Moody, the great evangelist
saysNOne of the greatest sins in
TINS country is the way young folks
treat their parents. Old man and
Old woman they call them. TIE
meanest murdersrs in this world ara
She boys who take five years break
ing the hearts of their fathers and
killing them. The man who puts a
knife in my heart to steal NV money
Is q prince compared with tho young
man who comes home at 8 o'clock ia
the morning and curses his mother.
John Reynolds who had his back
broken in a fail from q car at Pitts.
burg about one year ago, was brought
to the home of his parents in this
town on Ph,laIelphia Express O, the
Ord inst. His general health is great
~ improved, but the injury in his
back has paralyzsd his lover limbs
and he Is helpless. He and his pa.
rents have the sympathy of all who
know them. It is hoped that the
change from the hospital to his pa
rents' home may greatly benefit him
Congress convened on Monday:-
The yearly production of peanuts in
this country is about 1000, 900 bush.
els OF twenty two pounds each. the
bulk of the crop being produced in
Virginia. Georgia, Tennessee and
North Carolina. These 1000, ,OOO
bushels constitute but a small proper
ton Of the peanut crop of the world
as the expectation from Africa and
India to Europe in 1892, amounted
to nearly 400. .00O, 900 pounds, half of
which went to Marseilles to be made
into OIL.
President Cleveland last week de
hvered a me sage on the ship ton
age question between Germany aud
the United States. It appears that
for a period of years, German vessels
entering United States ports have not
been required to pay tonnage dues on
an agreement with Germany, that
American vessels entering German
ports shall be exempt from the pay
ment of tonnage dues. Germany has
been disregarding the agre ement and
has been taxing American ship ton
mage. Hence the Presidents proc.
lamation, revoking the agreement bo-
tween Germany and the United
States on the ship tonnage question.
While fishing one day last week
Major James Fl. II. Craig had rather
a singular experience. While pa
tiently awaiting for bite, his cork
suddenly disappeared and the major
grabbed his rod and began to pull.
He discovered thst he bad hooked
something heavy and visions of the
biggest carp of the season fitted
through his mind. Slowly and stead
lily he pulled, when to his astonish-
ment black head appeared above
the water and then two black legs
begun drawing at the line until the
book was torn loose. The major had
hooked & mink.-H Hollidaysburg Stan
dard.
WONDERFUL are the cures by
~ Hoods Sarsaparilla, and yet they
are simple and natural. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla makes PURE BLOOD.
MIR. David Sieber and his daush.
ter Mabel, accompanied by Mss Min
ME Dimm, met with startling acci
dent. shortly after night fall on Sat-
urday evening. They were all seat.
ed in a buggy, driving on their way
from town to Mr.. Sicber's home
about three miles from town. They
were at point On the pike just
north of town when something no
one seems to know precisely what
took place, that ran the horse off the
road to the left SO far that he upset
the buggy down the canal bank. The
bank is sixty feet high At that place
with slope sleeper than a house
roof. aIr. Sieber felt the wagon go,
and with his daughter who was seat
ed on his knees he sprang out. He
was Il good deal hurt by contact with
a locust tree that stood down the
bank about 10 feet from the brink of
the road. He was taken to the house
of Mr.. Singer near by and his lnjur
les were properly treated. His
injuries are not of dangerous ma
ture. His daughter was not much
hurt. The horse tore loose from the
buggy and the wagon being freed
somersaulted with Miss Dimm in it,
do~n to the edge of the old canal.
Miss Dimm received some bruises on
her body and on her right arm; but
she was not seriously hurt. The bug
gy was a good deal broken but not as
much smashed as one would suppose
after coming out of such an accident.
One of the strange things about the
is that the horse in getting
to the side of the road struck the
place where the guard rails along the
bank were down. Taken ali in all,
it was one of number of escapes
that have taken place from serious
injury in tumbles and upsets over
steep emhankments the past year in
this county.
Blood and Nerves are very close
ly related. Keep the blood rich, pure
and healthy, with Hoods Sarsaparilla
and you will have no nervousness.
, Hoods Pills are best after-dinner