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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-06
LEGAL ADVERTISING
a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters of
Administration c. t. a. in the estate of
Philip Swartz, late of Monroe township,
Juniata county, Pa, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, resid-
ing in said township. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate will
present the same for payment to.
HARVEY A. FOLTZE,
Administrator,
KnousetOwn, Pa.
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go with all the swiftness his horse could
carry him, and Immediately returned 10
the Generals chamber, where l found
MIN In the same situation had left
him.
"A mixture Of molasses, vinegar and
butter was prepared to try its effect in
the throat, but he could not swallow
drop. Whenever ne attempted it he
appeared to lie distressed, convulsed and
almost sufiocated. Mr. Rawlins came
in soon after sunrise and prepared to
bleed him. When the arm was ready
the General, observing that Rawlins
appeared to be agitated, said, as well as
he could speak, Don't be afraid, and
after the incision was made he Obsered:
THE orifice is not large enough How
ever, the blood ran pretty freely. Mrs.
Washington, not knowing whether
bleeding was proper or not in the Cen
erals situation, begged that much might
not he taken from him lest 1t should be
injurious and desired me to stop it, but
| when ! was about to unite the string
the General put up his hand to prevent
it, and as soon rs he could speak he said:
More Mrs Washington, being still
! uneasy lest too much blood should be
taxed, it was stopped after about half a
pint was taken from him.
Finding that no relief was obtained
l.;
go down the throat. / proposed bath
ing the throat externally with Salvalat-
tita, which was done, and in the ops ra-
ton, which was with the hand and in
the gentlest manner, he observed: 'Tis
very sore A piece of flannel was then
put round his neck. His feet were also
soaked i'm warm water This however,
gave no relief.
I'm the meantime, before DIR. Craik
arrived, Mrs. Washington requested me
to send for DIR. Brown, OF Port Tobacco,
whom DIR CraIk had recommended to
be called if any case should ever occur
that was seriously. alarming. / dis
patched 4 messenger, Cyrus to DR..
Brown Immediately (about 9 o'clock).
DR.. Craik came in soon after, and upon
examining the General he put blister
of canthar ides OH the throat and took
some more blood from him and had
some vinegar and hot water put into a
teapot for the General to draw in the
steam from the nozzle, which he did as
well as he was able. He also ordered
sage tea and vinegar to he mixed for a
gargle.
This the General used as often as
desirable, but when he held back his
head to let it run down it put HIM into
great distress and almost produced suf-
location. When the mixture came out
of his mouth soma phlegm followed it
and he would attempt to cough, which
the doctor encouraged him TO DO as
much as he could, but without effect
could only make the attempt. about
IL O'Clock DIR. Dick was sent for. DR..
Craik bled the General again about this
time. No effect, however, was prOduc-
GU pN IL anu hc coiitiHu0u III tue SaiiS
state, unable to swallow anything. DR..
Dick came i'm about o'clock and DIR.
Rrown arrived soon after. Upon DR..
Dicks seeing the General and consult
ing few minutes with DIR. Craik he
was bled again. The blood ran slowly
and appeared very thick, but did not
produce any symptoms of faInting DIR.
Brown came into the chamber room
soon after, and upon feeling the Gener-
al's pluse the physicians went out to-
gefhe" y.
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4 I:-...,.ma.

Eru.ry ;:.:ss:n>-Here is an ad- in
tie paper IL says ''save your old
ra.e.
Weary u .rk;ns-That sounds all
right. irt ! to I'll, Teller that give that
airic. i.rd ,ip !, ID wire fence in front
of him i ! II az 'io:; behind him.-In-
li;.:i. =. - IL mai
I'm az ,-rrrs.
"Aia:n, Z, sal r;;;ic Ethel. papa
-nUst Ic ilSi awfuliy rich"
"N'hy do you think that. my child!"
81 heard him tell grandma that he
was going to buy Boston and Albany
today.".Brooklyn Life.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-06
Fl. P. DERR.

Fl P. DERR.
PRACTICAL DENTIsT.
Graduate Of the Philadelphis dental
College. Office st old established 10.
cation, Bridge Street. opposite court
House, Mfnin.own, Ps.
10 Grown and Bridge work;
Painlsss Extraotion.
All work guaranteed.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-06

CoxaREss convened on Monday.
RossRrs the Mormon Congress
man ia in Washington and wants a
seat.
AourNaLpo is on the run. One oi
his generals and 500 soldiers were
captured at Bayombopg, place
where Aguinaldo expected to locate
his seat of government.
A FIERCE battle between the British
and Boers in South Africa, was
fought last week at Moddee river.
The British won the fight. They
had about 5000 troops engaged
Taeir loss was about 5 per cent.
about the same loss that Ameiicu
sustained at the land battles at San
tiag, Ds Cub.. The Beers Destroy
ell the bridse across the river Mod
der to keep back tine advance OF the
British.
THE 56sh Congress convened on
Monday. Iu the Senate, 5 m. Penross
presented the crede itials Of Sea.
QlsybyG, Some. Tne crsdeutials
were referred TO the committee on
privileges and elections. Iu the
House, General Henderson of iowa
WIS elected speaker Then cana the
roll call of states. Everything pass
ed along till Utah was reached, Brig
ham H. Roberts, the Mormon who is
taking care of .hree wives stepped
forward to take the oath of Office
He had come from the Democra'ic
side of the House. He Was almost at
thu stopping place in front OF the
sp .aker when n vic, from the Rs
publican sd, of the house SOU 1dsd
plainly, v: So eakar, 1 object. Ta5
obi .c.ioa ca n, fton Consressnfn
R5bert Walker Taylor of Ohio.
Taylor's obi .c.ioa was chiefly on ac
count of the po'ygamols habits OF
R,p,rts. Thon,s Caipm,n McR.s,
a dem ocratic member from Ark insas,
m ,ds a speech ag lin It tis al nissDa
of r ,bsr I'd .Norm onism. A thou
sand women in thu House gallery
their app.ovil of tae o5
iections that had been mi l.. Sp,ak'
er H.ndsrs,1 suggested that Mr..
R % ,rts. step asija until other m I'M
bars are sw1rn in which he did by
ro ireing to salt Tae furtherc)n
side ration of Mr. Rob.rts's Cas-, wa'
Iai ov err till after the reading Of the
P tes:l e9t's message.
DEw EY the hero, was doing on
" a common thing when he decided
his house to his wife. Every coun-
~ has men, who have placed their
property under the petti-coats of
heir wives to provide for future
contingencies. There isn't any
hing heroic in it. 1t is only a
common practice, and that is what
makes the common man mad that
Dewey should turn out to be like
hem. Bat Dewey has won fame
md glory for his country, which 1t
S not possible for every man who
S under the financial petticoats of
his wife to do.
,-,,..r, 1lo.k k,,;o;o, !, -,t
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-06

DR.. HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MANUAL
OF DISEASES MAILED FREE.
Small bottles of pleasant pellets. fit the vest
pocket Sold by druggists. or sent prepaid upon %
receipt OF price, 25 cents, except Nos. q, and g
are made 500 size only. Humphreys Medi.
cine Company, Ill William St., New York
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-06
,HIcAGn electrician. p
,a with wireless t.

s.s- :
graphy that he sends telegrah hls
through blocks of houses without
the aid of wires, which to him is
easy enough, because he knows
how to do it. but to those who are
unaquainted with the method of
procedure and unacquainted with
the use of electricity it seems won
derful. There is an old book, the
oldest of books that tells of the
power of certain people of the past
of the power they had of going in
to houses where every door was
bolted and barred. Possibly that
method of procedure may be dis
covered before the next century
rolls itself into the past.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-06
'SEVENIY-SEVEN'- -cs77.)

"7?" is DR.. Humphreys famous
Specific for the cure of Grip and
Colds. and the proventicr Of Preumo
MIA. All druggists, 25c.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-06

Blood and Nerves are very close,
ly related. Keep the blood rich, pure
and healthy. with Hoods Sarsaparilh
and you will have no nervousness.
Hoods Pills are besi after-dinner
pills, aid digestion, preventconstira.iop
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-06

WONDERFUL are the cures b
" Hoods Sarsaparilla, and yet they
are simple and natural. Hood's Savzk
pari,ia makes PURE BLOOD,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-06

The Sales Of Hoods easuppeeil;
are the largest in the world bean
the cures by Hoo6's SaruapaeilA a.
wonderful, perfect, permanent
HOODS Pills are the bet fnn:.
cathartic and liver medicine. 96c.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-06
B. F. SCHWEIER,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

CosaREss convened on Monday.
RossRrs the Mormon Congress
man is in Washington and wants a
aoAf
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-09

WEEKLY profits; don't lose tho chance:
money can be doubled every month In
wheat, stocks and cotton. we pay profits
every fifteen days to clients; our plan Of
safety is uneQualed. Write for full par
ticulars, free to any address. c. E.
Mackey & CO.. % Broadway. n. Y.
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FOX SALE by NJ. B. Jacks.~' n sssyE1
Bailey building. ~ ~
"A good corner iaDxloa. on1v = ! ss{S;
from second aud Yealer vvssS 49,!
meats that cost more thar - F.
the property. and are noU
monthly rental OF SIZE. an1 ss%S!.
t tSnan nasr nave occupied II -
~ low price Of $l1oe0: n i ~, z!!.5
come. what do you want 49, ssSzl
another corner 1a3xlA. onfv - ~
from Second and feeief. vitk 80
improvements. renting sor r
Ihe ground Is worth the 49,
now at $500.
A corner on Second avanuA s,a.,.e{ sS S
SIX good two-story hounSa 6-s;.3eR}
rental OF H.s2S per year. ~ - S3
nVe years at per cent fhfs = sSg5sS
purchase at $l2.o0. -
A fine corner On Ninth avsare
al ievei' streets all graded: 49,
and electric light and sewor ~ Es
location. only H.o0Q 49,
One lot on water front nonp Yf.SS3
street. where the railroad -
been paying $l5.0oe Z lot: -
this one $500 -
Lot e0x300 on tide fats, partly
exceedingly low price Q.5ok -
1-room house. two stories. hax -
barn: chicken house, scuna frss15sss
one block from one OF the 1T sS<
lot 5oxlH. lying level ana 6
street graded; close to ohsSil
scnooa; on easy terms and Only h.
S-room modern house. half hlock - W.
lines bath. gas. hot and cold v1fGS$
lot; street graded; barn. cher
place: 1850. g Biz
7-room house, half block fsum enals
lot Soxl0: barn: street Eradee, r.
city water: good neighbor1.
church and school: for x1oa tai
4 four-room house. lot MIN n ~
from cable line; city water: ~
ed; lot level: this q Z snap c
DO sold. -
3 lots. corner on Yssise way; tunM
In: can be had TO close a sUlofeGH
A fine corner on Fourth avonro
town: 60xlD; Just the p3nno 1G
rent readily IT 0.6oo s7s
120xi0, with 6-room house. only ~ So
from our Office. and offered e s.
HS-acre well-improved ranch; hcpoo
all necessary outbuildingu: Tt
springs OF water: all good gF1no
great stock farm; must b 1o11s
at 80 per acrA 49,
We have several White river Waller
well improved, ranging fFoA II
per acre: would - plea1od 20 s1oU
interested. & IN
We also have several choice attea ~ r
ufacturing purposes on tiGo 0n116
elsewhere: we would gladly QUaoD
and show location 70 any - 49,
same. III
The above partial list Of bargAino u4f<
are certainly way below tnoe -
value, and Il would seem teak anUN
having little money - invooe + l0
ing In his own light ana dad - ~ r
interests that don't tahe The oGNo0
Of these opportunities, ~ oeoe
estate - az sure TO advance II 49,
future a. the sun shines and Wa1et
come In and let u show you -
have on our bargain cOuntoes
Der the number. COS Bailey bolIo
II. b. JACKGON i
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0a>rEp-ro RENT ROOMS.
SINGLE man waists rGorl tn private fam
H*. }assAfs@w. Awsier. Madison. BROAD
wy aaG >3Uta state terms M care
EsSS -fnFsiiiEess>er
EI kN tSfsk-n T1cas Anssa b slExls mai
~ E9csaitF - Aa@tss aadiIiaa- Appsy \
~ eaFs faSr- Int @f4sse zSsT.
NANTt.CA~s&n unfinished room ssat,aals
Ter .igAs cabinet work. q Is. care Post.
IG.saaSxses<eT
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FOR SALE-A fine home on Renton hill:
also good home on Broadway: good cor
ner lot on Broadway: several good
and lands for sale In all parts of WASH
ington, Oregon and California. L.
Spencer & Co, Sl1 First avenue.
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FER 0NAL.
EVERY DAY IN JULY.

EVERY DAY IN JULY.
You'll find something here you want
While we don't claim to have everything.
we do have quite a variety, and can
often supply your wants much cheaper
than you usually pay.
Picnic baskets. picnic plates. napkins.
fishing tackle. croQuet sets. hammocks.
chtldren's swings. cheap knives. forks
and spoons for outing purposes. etc. etc. !:
all of which you'll find here reasonable.
Fruit Jars. jar caps, rubbers. stone pre-
serving Jars. granite cooking pots. Porce-
lain-ltned iron kettles are here. too. for
your inspection.
Waste-paper baskets and Japanese tele-
scope baskets, Japanese satchel baskets
and thousands of other articles shown
here.
suppose you come and trade with u.s.
especially you who have never vet done
50, and see how we use you.
COON BROS, 1417 Second Avenue.
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WILLIAM p. HARPUn
Real Estate, Loans and lnoxfo4q
Dexter Horton Bank BuildIn

Houses on Rentcn HIN ssss
On the installment plan &
Fifteenth avenue. betwGoo z
John and Thomas stfeeeo IS Sx
Slightly and fine location, clear III
sirabIe residence locality and eeeQ
10 best car service. WIN builo
purchaser. ssS
We are now building 5-room
Fourteenth avenue, second hioe4
Of Madison street: excellent w.
sewer connection and everything f.
modern and first class. plans
changed IL desired 20 suit puse1A
sold soon, will sell at very
price; call and examine plans
g 100 Cottage and beautiful lot e. M
lake avenue. 52sss
81 .0O0-Two houses. modern, TWens1l
enue. close TO Yesier: rent for y
81 40 each--Two 7-room houses; I'D!
first hill. SS&
81. 400-Cottage rooms: large tmpr0Y
81, f09-cottage 5 rooms. neat piecee
$s5o-Cottage rooms. Twenty-nr9 -
$s00--Cottage 5 rooms. Twenty szs
nue. south.
s7a-Cotsage rooms. Lake View 49,
$aD0-Cottage rooms, two los:
line: sc fare.
$175-New cottage rooms: must = Ut
from leased ground. 80 ~
$40 To 81. 9VD-Residence lots. s1euk sl:2s
desirable. ssa
WILLIAM P. HARPER,
yaxtar ty1rfon Rank Affif0tmM
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We also have several choice sttea ~ F.
ufacturing purposes on ti6o 1o1N
elsewhere: we would gladly Goee1
same. szAzsss ss<553{
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WILLIAM P. HARPER,
Dexter Horton Bank BuiI01e

FOR SALE-Three-st brick
centrally located, fine inveses ;SZ!
10 per cent. net. S5;
s.. 00-~cheapest LOT on First ayee1e ssss
all filled. large harm: clear TIN
81. 311-Esig ht-room house, strictly ss5s<!
on two car lines. close In. ~
II .J0p-Six- modern HOUSE, - 49,
finish: street graded sewer. &C.: llsz;
hill. close to Madison
81 500 Beautiful double corner g.
ston: very cheap. s $3.50 ~
S5aat-~Lot s0xii5. Bcyiston ana - 49,.
$500 will buy an elegant lot Oh y
have several of them for sails
gain. $50. 500 ard $50: all e1es a
giant View: near Pike street street ..s1
$Tg0-60gI0 feet corner % Sufuznat q s1;
publican. very cheap.
s106-I4ot ss}xfen: Ksnfon hill. 49, -
$s15--Isot gsxi2s. Renton hill. t0X t1SS
north Of Madison: good view e = 81 ssz
ton: two lots IL desired. ss72
&450-Corner on Eighteenth avenn.
s410--Isot on East James and Nus1
5000 Beautiful lot overlooking L. ssszz!
ington. near Madison street szs
Tel. Red l.4si Room Coirnan ~. s
l----- ----.--~-----------------s.ss 4
FOR SAfsE-fsy pinckney. Fuller ;&
- and - Sullivan building
4-roora house and bot good garceds 15s5
three blocks from Third stress S &C.
Sss.s
New s-rnDr1f house, harm, chcA.-1
and is lots fexiiT: all cleared aAa ssfs|
$500
il-roon house: lot s1xiap. near - 81 szS
ION: Sf5
Good s-ruona house, earn and
house; son. fruit and 1--WE AEfe.s u
TO q good town. for sskD: terms 1885,
Lot soSt3o with $50 imrrofsaAs74ssSz 2
Twenty-g3xth avenue: $40
Lot sSxI3s; EastIske addition.
Lot Su1zs. Twelfth avenue. opp A. n
reservoir: Eto
Lot on Denny way near Harvard
$50 ss3s5<
acre farms. improved or unin1pe
prices To- suit. and Ave thousand -
class thinker: also three sningte
one kawusllL Please cali and u
Rooms . ana ~ sullivan hot1
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-OontanueA.

FOR RENTLTvo large cool front rooms
furnished for housekeeping. o1S Ninth
avenue.
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HkLr " >>rfen-aALE.


W ANT'Elf~s aGGE sasn as local represent
alive II ea{leset ara asSsTs Pate. E@asf ~
atse ~ sarHssh nozts Sfld reference
state sEr ana prevails ernp1Ev tueTt
xts9fassszs esNT40ls tas sppiy. we asszs
want gs4sgSs fFss4tsUa ia sstsAssev sus7s
fhr tsh'ss 8e she isgsau& &aass~
saetnr - t.sss = EeF3e S'saHgv GtAa&
building. asanaia. Y, Y
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: For
the benefi. of those suffering from
skin diseases and facial blemishes. SUI
per1uous hair, moles. warts. birthmarks,
trio needles: no marks: absolutely pain
less; also wrinkles pmples, moths. ring
worms. blackheads. peck marks. eczema
and over 30 other skin diseases treated
by electricity. Besides being a regular
graduate and registered lady doctor, I
am postgraduate of DR.. Leclanche's in
stitute dermatologiqae, Paris. and DIR.
stitute. New York. Diplomas can be
seen In my office. Largest electrical ap-
paratus on Coast, Permanent cure guar
anteed. one 20 four treatments. Charges,
II 10 $3.50 The Paris and New York
Medical and Electroiysis Institute, sic
James street. Phone. White e. Near
Sixth. Consultation free.
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wANTED~Ss ass elsSf ard sAors order mar.
AS Ss1cr4 aSrz0A
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FOR SALE-35-room lodging house. two
blocks from P.-I. office: rent SIS: this
is one of the finest and most convenient
houses in the city and netting over 500
per month; owner selling on account OF
ill-health. l.. Spencer 4 Co.. S1l First
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GOOD business stand in country town.
consisting Of storeroom and dwelling
store fixtures, ETC.; water In house: few
fruit trees. and flower garden. this Is .
money maker; for sale or trade for Seat
tie real estate. Address r "a, care Post
Intelligencer.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-05
His New Coat.

They had been chums for so long that
when the one gave chatting dish party
to some Of his more intimate feminine
acquaintance the other made a point
Of returning early from the theater in
order to be present. Chum No. 2 had
hardly made his appearance before chum
No. 1, in his anxiety to chatter non
sense with the prettiest girl in the
room' managed to upset a basin of
beaten egg yolks down the front of his
new Tuxedo. Chum No. 1 was much
distressed apparently, and chum No. 2
fastened to his assistance.
i-s>"Go into my room and take nine"
he adJured his friend generously. GIVE
brand new one; just came home to-
day .~'->:e-:.---:,.@.
Chum No. smiled queerly. II know
it, old boy was what he said, grin
ming in a rather forced fashion. s'Fact
1s-well-my own looked little shabby
this evening and I've got yours on. -
Chicago Inter Ocean.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-05
The HChance IF Air., cu

"Ihere is no sense" said a New
York physician, who has passed the
days when he must practice even if he
does not wish to, Gin the haphazard
way in which patient is sent away
from home to exhaust his strength and
spend his money in the hope that a
change of air will do him good. There
is no use in sending a person away to
die.
MANY physicians are not at all con-
slderate about this sort of thing. There
are some cases in which the influence
OF climate is potent factor in the
treatment Of certain diseases, but not
half SO many Of them as is generally
supposed. Quiet and rest at home, plen-
ty OF sunshine, good food and pure air
are worth far more than change of
climate, that is so often recommended
as cure all. New York Herald.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1899-04-05
Limits of Heat and Cold.

Extremes Of heat and cold can be
produced artifcially to such intense ex-
tents nowadays that it is physical i'm
possibility to measure them with abso-
lutte accuracy. eve cannot measure the
in6nitesimal," says Charles Whiting
Baker, editor of Engineering News.
'The best we can do is to make care
full estimates. The greatest heat pro-
duced artifcially is that Of an cleo
trio arc furnace, the kind that is used
in the production Of artificial diamonds.
calcium carbide, ETC. It is so intense
that nothing exists with which to re-
cord 1t. It is estimated, however, to be
of about 4, 900 degrees F.
1.-The coolest known temperature is
that OF liquid air, which freezes alcohol
and mercury and distances all means Of
measuring. It is claimed for it that
with it temperature of 400 degrees
below zero Fahrenheit is reached. The
present limits of heat and cold are
therefore represented by the arc fur
mace and the liquid air.