Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-10-12

! All tIaSSlCI III I1uioBS,
says the government circles of all Eu-
they sneer at the victory over Spain
and say it is only good luck. Very
well, if success is good luck, let them
have it that way. a rose by any other
name smells as sweet.
Uncalled for letters remaining in
the M'ffliniown pos. office at the
close of business Saturday evening,
Oct S,h. 1898, we're addressed to:
Watson Clouser, VIA. Graham,
Lewis Jacobs. Geo. W. Graham. j.
X G;sh, r. L. Baird, j. Wallace,
John W. Smith, Absalom Spots (2).
-FoR SAE-The Beard OF Di
rectors Of iLe Farmers Mercantile As
socistion in Patterson, limited, offers
for sale, or rent. their Store in Pat.
terson. Terms easy-For particulars
inquire of w. n. Sterrett, On the
premises. By order of Beard,
! Aug. II, St. LEWIS DEGAN, Sec.
TIE North American SAWS there is
one woman in Pennsylvania tha:
! d.en't look under tie bed for a man.
She lives in Slippensburg. A man
came into Ler house uninvited, the
other evening, she fuucd him at The
head of the stairs, she rushed at him
like rocket, and when he landed at
the foot of the stairs he wes So dore
up that he could scarcely flee from
the house.
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Last Saturday st. Johns New
| foundlapd, editor, WAS sentenced 10
Jail for n period of 30 days for publish
| ing criticism of the Supreme Court.
He was sent to Jail for contempt of
Court. The Courts have too much lati-
tude on the point of contempt. The
Courts make their own rules on the
point of contempt and sentence to suit
themselves. They should he rwt under
the rule Of u Legislative act in the pun
ishment of contempt and not be left to
a law unto themselves.
There is lull in the suit against Sen
ator Quay for having used State funds
deposited in a Philadelphia bank. So
! far they have no evidence against SEN
ator Quay that is worth the snap of q
| finger. What the next hearing, this
Wednesday, may develop Will appear
at the proper time. The only evidence
| in the case that is new is that Quay
dealt in stocks buying and selling but
II has not been shown that the cashier
used any money of the State in cashing
Quay's checks. One of the most sus-
picious things about the suit is that a
detective is made the eats paw to bring
the suit, and the sneaking cur that is
behind the detective is so mean a eur
that he has not the courage to reveal
| himself.
Canton, President McKinley's home
town in Ohio has profound sensation.
1t is a tragedy case. The Presidents
brother-in-law Geo. ID. SaXton, an un-
married man was shot dead by Mrs.
Anna George, last Friday evening
about 6 O'clock SaXton it is said was
the cause of Mrs. George being divorced
from her husband The Divorce was
obtained in Dakota. If SaXton was in
love with Mrs. George, his love for her
was dying for he paid particular atten-
ton to a widow, Mrs. Eva Althouse,
and it was on the steps of her house
that Mrs. George stopped him from
calling on the widow. Just what was
said by the parties on the steps of the
widows house is not known, but the
result was Mrs. George drew a pistol
andssent two shots through SaXton's
body and after he fell she shot two
more bullets into his body. She was
arrested, but has refused to talk about
the case, and is held for trial.
Try cranberries for malaria
Try a sun bath for rheumatism
Try clam broth for a weak stomach
Try cranberry poultices for erysipelas
Try gargling lager beer for cure ol
, sore throat
Try swallowing saliva when troubled
| with sour stomach.
Try eating onions and horseradish tc
relieve drOpsical sweIIings
Try buttermilk for the removal o.
freckles, tan and butternut stains.
2 Try hot flannel over the seat of neu
} ralgic pain, and renew frequently.
! Try taking cod liver oil in tomato
catsup if you want to make it palatable
F Try hard cider-a wineglassful three
a times a day-fOr ague and rheumatism
/ Try taking nap in the afternoon i
you are going to be out late in the even
ing.
I Try breathing the fumes of turpen
tine or carbolic acid, to relieve whOopine
l cough.
Daniel Fo'tz was killed on the
railroad on Saturday morning nca,
: Tuhcarcra Station abCnt $50 q. m
by Way Passenger. He was on bis
way to his home, from Mexico, where
lac had purchased a sack of wheat
tiour which he hed on his shoulder
, 'The M:ffi,n wood train came and
he turned to look at it, just as one
= does when train comes from behinG
, AID while he was looking at tht
: Wood train, Way Passenger came
, from tbs other direction AID STRUCK
him, killing him. Poor old Dariel
he was full of the brightest sntici
/ patton of having a good time at tht
; epcampment with the old soldiers
5 now going on at this place. JUS
the day before his death he had beer
10 town and looked over the groun5
where the eneampment now is L
was perfect delight to him to marcl
I on Reunion days, api attend al
camp fires of the veterans. Hi
/, marching days are over, and he hal
1 gone to where the good soldiers go
: Tho Post here turned ont TO his in
3 terment in the Presbyterian ceme
: tery on Sunday at 2 o'clock p. N
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