Huntingdon Globe (Newspaper) - October 11, 1883, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania VOL 40 PA OCTOBER 111883 NO 22 STEWART Justice of the Peace JT Co PA April 21 1SSO TLA W 19 Pom St PA Settlement of decedents estates Jim IS ISSSSm tions a specialty TT C MADDEN W Ko PCM St 1IUSTTXGDOX PA 51 P A Xo St All of business THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDY and cures RHEUMATISM Neuralgia Sciatica Lumbago BACKACHE HEADACHE TOOTH ACHE SORE QUINSY SWELLINGS SPRAINS Soreness Cute SCALDS Aud all other bodily and FIFTY CENTS fl BOTTLE Sold by nil nnd Directions In 11 The Charts A Vogeler Gc Baltimore Did IT S A E PA in the building in English and Can bo consulted 3tf DENTIST Office iu S T Browns new building ffo 520 Pmn Sired PA IMPORTANT it brings to tho attention of the Ladies use c one of the principal menus of enjoying life There Is nothing in the experiences of our lucly which influence comfort so much ns the possession of a Light Running Quiet Well Behaved Sewing Machine that is always ready and willing to do all kinds of work without Taking 1its1 venture to call attention or owners of Noisy Hard Running Contrary Sewing Machines to tho reasons why 6 IMt K ALLEN W PENNA 23Spccial attention given Kinds to oj Local Business attended to w dulity of all Penna JOHN S MILLER Proprietor April 51S70 Formerly Hallman Corner 3rd and MiOlin Streets Huntingdon Pa If you want a good board and quiet A neighborhood give us a trial May Siem J A CLIFTON PETERSBURG PA BELL Dealer In Champion Binders Reapers and Movers Trumball Road Wagons Spring Bugles Corn Planters Grain Sc Also Dealer in Lioe Stock May HOUSE A Proprietor located in the business center of the town with Stage Livery and Sale Stable attached Stae loaves the Hotel daily at one oclock PM v At 105 Huntingdon Pa is the most popular machine in tho market Its plan of construction and superiority In its material ami workmanship causing a uniformly successful performance in sewing arc some of tho causes which attracts tho notice and excites the admiration of all who investigate its merits but which cannot bo except by exports In mechanism The absence of friction making it the LIGHTEST RUNNING in tho world and saving the strength and often the health of the operator can by appreciated by tho ladies who are owners of hard running mn chines Its wonderful simplicity renders Us care the merest of labor while its great size gives it a capacity for the largest garments us well as for the smallest articles Its strength will resist any strain to which it can be subjected and withstand tho roughest ot usage or tho most continuous without any repair Recent improvements have greatly enhanced its its success In the butan Indica tion of its future as now made with its Adjustable Conical Bearings tho Combination tho Needle the Shuttle tho Improved Tension and Take Up the enlarged Bob bin and the beautiful and durable build bent wood cabinet work It has a distinction and rank far above the ordinary sewing machines of the day It has been in use for 1C years and not a single one can be found that is worn enough to unlit it for use The Domestic is warranted to be made of tho best material and in the most thorough manner to do any and all kinds of work that can be done on any machine tobo complete in every respect and to bo perfect in every part Hereafter machine furnished with the Domestic which formerly retailed at extra In calling the attention of the public to tho gentlemanly qualities of our authorized agents Inthis county who will take pleasure in giving you any further desired or showing you a machine on or addressing them bo obtained only from G E CO Street Fc 13lv Pa SOME DAY OP DAYS Some dny of days tho street 1 With idle heedless Unlocking for such grace I shall behold your Sonje clay some clay of may wo meet the sun may sin tie from skies of that Or winters icy drill Touch whitcly and hili What matter I shall thrill Through every vein with summer on day lifes youth will all como ho gained seven pounds in three sco tho jester concluded in on apologetic hehad donean B1 amount of preaching that sec wo 3 very And for there I shall stand fresh arid fair And drop the garment care Once more my perfect shall nothing I eyes now how twill How face to face emeu sonl IN Will slip its long control Forget the Of dreary Fates dark separating sea And glance to glance and hand to iu greeting Tho past all its Its silence ami its tears Its lonely yearning years Shall vanish in the moment of that in training chick to over and for but woro bound ho school until unit school that uers tho happiest baby mangled grammar HOLIDAYS Iti chronic dyspepsia and liver complaint and In chronic constipation and other obstinate diseases Bitters is beyond all compar best remedy that can be taken As a moans of restoring the Strength and vital energy of per sons who under tho disorders this confessedly unequalled For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally K AEL KEFFEE Teacher of Vocal and Instrumental MUSIC No 525 Street above Jus A Browns Carpet Store Huntingdon Pa Pianos Tuned at Short Notice and at Seasonable Bates scp 181SS3C m JOHN H Cashier No 309 Third St Huntingdon Pa regular tanking business transacted Do poSte received Interest paid on time made ou all parts of Dis counts daily Ample security for depositors creditors Nov 101881 SALE Estate of JAMES BELL deceased By virtue of an order of Orphans Court of Huntingdon county Penna Iwill expose to sale nt public on the on 30tfi 1883 a m the following tool cs the property of James Hell lute township A OR OP LAND iu township Huntingdon county Fenna bounded by and adjoining hinds of AH Gibbony Andrew Kyler Samuel containing IS ACRES more or less thereon erected a SMALL DWELLING HOUSE Stable and out buildings TERMS OP of purchase money on confirmation of side the balance in one and two years with interest to bu secured by the judgment londs of purchaser W 0 BELL sept 20 Vegetable Sicilian HAIE tho first preparation to euro of tho scalp nnd tho suc restorer of tOits color growth tuirt youthful It hits hml many but nono so fully mot nil for thu proper treatment of ami sculp HALLS Huu grown ti favor mid spread 11s usefulness to every globe Its ho to but cnu OF HUNTINGDON No 31 WILLIAM President S E Thu have often boon Croin i rcs they had an for as for a short of the per sonal It from lili input ami thus stimulates tho them to push forward a new and Ulio or this article aro not liku those of alcoholic long time which its usu a of DYE Will the toa natural brown or black us desired It produces a permanent tolor Hint will wash awny r singic it Is trouble 1K t WESTS ASD No Pel Pa Discount day Col lections made at all principal points In the States and Canada July U Sltt 3n May ISHi 188S trains will run as follows WESTWARD EASTWARD bo S P 1C 11 jr 11 M 7 jr 7 3t 5 t 2 55 A M A M 310 4 53 10 50 1 37 12 MilEIn 15 B 45 5 20 5 15 42 Mount Union 1 1 57 Mill Crock 17 1 03 1 03 SK fiffi 6 2 2 20IPetersburg 00 3 50 835 17 CO K 81 2 3 131 lio 1niBtrntldn ly thu of or DK of ami to Old roun of In or bruin Cl for mull itt Oil of WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES ly for boxen wo thu in tm IT duel tmt u only by 320 Pft 3 Tho H D Um upon of 115 cints for fi 320 Streat Pn IP HALL CO Sold by nil In Medicines Disorders best remedy tin most is Sarsaparilla SoUl by nil SI six bottles Sept 1yr 14th AND WASHINGTON HUNTINGDON PA of nucl sole agents 7 12 051 2 48 2 53 2 58 S 00 S 15 Union Fur Shoenberger Birmingham Tyrone Tiplon 3 S 1C 3 02 3 12 7 58 S 081 7 55 12 50 8 01 7 50 2 51 7 40 2 47 7 301 7 32 TO 5J 7 2S 717 2 4S 17 32 U 6H 7 50 7 20 1 00 11 SO P 31 A 3 28 850 845 P Pittsburg 8 35 A 7 ID A 1 00 P It he above table stop only pt stations where figures are given TOP H On and after Monday May 14th 18S2 passenger trains will arrive iud depart as follows SOUTH Hail Express P MI AM U 05 C 15 0 22 C 35 043 6 50 657 710 7 25 SO MO 751 802 a 05 S 85 S 50 8 55 OU 9 15 C 21 9 29 9 41 955 10 00 1010 STATIONS Huntingdon Grafton Codec Run Kough and Beady Cove Saxton Riddlesburg Honewell Pipers Kon 10 21 10 30 1035 Everett Mt Dallas Bedford Express PM 5 55 540 r 35 5 25 5 15 5 09 501 4 18 1 35 4 29 4 17 407 3 53 3 55 Mail P M 1240 12 30 12 25 12 11 1203 11 57 U 50 11 35 11 20 11 15 11 05 10 53 10 43 1040 for BRUSHES Prices and for CASH GOS goods guaranteed EASE for sale si choice lot of GERMAN CANARIES GOLDFINCHES BULLFINCHES PARROTS LANE BIRDS Send for copy of WORLD it tells you all about your bird pets 6ce Ad dress PEASES BIRD STORE READING Pn sep GGm Having procured n this now invention I desire to the attention of all Bakers Flour Commission Merchants Flour Dealers nil persons who handle flour to the merits of this invaluable instru ment It will detect without fail any nnd all kinds of foreign or matter in flour It is an instrument that lins luet a long needed want and will prove to bo so efficient to the purposes intended that its use cannot be dispensed with many testimonials already received is the following from Messrs Chisholin Bros of Chi cago ono of the most extensive mill furnish ers in the United States who Feb S 1883 C K ESQ Huntingdon 1a Dmr Some days ago wo received the sample tube yon the chemicals marked A nud have been experimenting with them ns per In you sent us by letter Tho results have been quite will accept our for both instrument and the Awaiting your further we arc Very truly yours CUNN The price of the lias been placed at per instrument including express and mail charges to all parts of the United States Address the inventor C R HOW ARD Huntingdon Pa G BEAVER SHOUPS BRANCH SOUTH KOETH Express STATIONS A M 9 15 Saxton 10 00 1005 10 15 I Dudley Express KM 80 15 410 GEO 3 REST not life is sweeping by go and dare before and sublime leave behind to conquer time SOG a week In your own town fico No risk Everything new Capital not required Wu will furnish you Many are making fortunes Ladies make as much fis men and boys and girls malec great pay Bender want business at which you can great all the time write for particulars to H HAL B D S GLOBE Bs for salo at the A IN THE THE GLOBE WEEK a dny at some easily 4 and outfit free Co Au gusta Maine JAMES CREEK P 0 hns a large and slock of Dry Goods Groceries Provisions Glass Ware Patent Medicines Hardware nml everything to lie found In a first class country store By fair dealing and low prices I hope to merit a share of the public patronage A honie by the industri ous Capital not needed Wo will start you women boys and girls tradt T cd every where to work for us Now Is the time Yon can work in spare time or give your whole time to the business No other business will pay yon nearly as well No one can fail to make It pay by engaging at once Costly and terms free Money made fast easily and honorably Ad dress CO Maine Feb THE GLOBE THE ELECTION ONLY 15 CENTS SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE Baby Tirao the boy is learning to alk so that other can him If jou would lot me for one month said n and ross who camo down hero from up Ivor last week I could break bat habit Just because tho boy had asked his storn father is mines jou mama urn day Which by interpretation is as schoolmistress would havo taught him to say Father whore is my of which yon wero speaking to my mother with reference to purchasing it for me some time in the indefinable future And her sorono highness shook her head and said no his baby talk and learning to speak English too rapidly as it was Tho of the tress wrinkled up into an interroga tion point i Schoolmistress the jester said on all matters of your shapely head is not hilly itis as as a newmown lawn but you a holiday is necessity and not a ia a fact which tho British Medical Journal says it espec members of our hard working professions to remember in of their ovin lives as their dealing with their pa For the brainworker of accustomed toil has been a necessary continued vigor For him the height of modern lite has for periods devoted to the of energy physiological principles purposes of systematic aro generally workers if they aro to For some person and occupations frequent shorf holiday arc the best with other na in other long periods of release are of service workers if any ciin safely continue themselves at least More rests mere cos from work while it is bettor toil does so thoroughly as change of activity channels For tho strong worker either with brainor activity recreates Tho whole si and grows as WHAT SHALL THE BOYS DO Parents aIo continually confronted question Many parents an swer it wrongly father desires that his sons shall not toil nnd that ho has under gone forgetting or perhaps not real izing in any proper sense that it was that toil and that selfdenial that made him tho man he is The mother has her foolish notions about the re of certain grades of em ployment which enable those follow ing them to wear good clothes and exhibit a few of the superficial ovi donees of refinement The boy with his inexperience and inabili ty to look below the surface of things is easily led tho ed but his parents and commences life by swelling the fist of bookkeepers without a lodger doctors without patients lawyers without clients and clerks without employment The parent or teach er is to study carefully the boys aptitudes Having done this ho should bo taught honest is honorable and that what ho could do best should bo his calling no matter it to make shoos or carriages to raise cattle or butcher them Many a boy who in time be comes a good farmer owning a farm and homo of his own in different hand salesman a storo at u salary that will only barely keep soul and body together and pro vido for old ago who by learning the some day bo at manufac LINCOLN AS A LAW I bad boon Boritto Springfield and intervening towns to make col lections 1 think it was in 1843 1 was told that tho party I was sent to see at a tough case and to put the demand at once in the sonic reliable attorney and if he got the money to pay that at torney I arrived at Springfield just before dinner With tho zeal of a boy on I did not wait tp and get my dinner I tackled the landlord who was my busy and natural cross Said I will I find a lawyer who is reliable and will talk fair with a boy and 0 go and Abe said ho Old Abo who said I 0 bother said the landlord go THE LAST OF SUMMER Tis the last rose of Summer Left Wooming All bcr lovely companions Arc faded ami gone No flower of her kindred To reflect her Or give sigh Ill not leave thee loue one To pine ou the stein Since the lovely are sleeping Go sleep thou with them Thus I scatter Thy leaves oer thy bed When thy mates ot the garden Lie scented and dend So soon inny I follow When friendship decay And from loves circle The gems drop away When true hearts ore withered And fond cues are Oil who would inhabit This Weak world alone out on the street there Abo can tell you where to find I walked along tho street and ask od the first man I rnot whore I could find Old Abo That now famous ono story office out and I wont in There with an open law book on a before him with his hands clasped one knee sat a man who turned that genial but rugged face and looked at me I then and there foil in lovo with him 1 was ah original Lincoln man from that Lincoln neverim pressed mo asa homely or ungainly hia parents thought of would be moro L A study of tho advertising columns in a great daily journal oil an the leading busi town would should servo to Bomi sons by crowding the al r pa dy o ve roro wd ed posi lions of with thera want him to teach the baby grammar and you dont want him to baby and you want to indulge in baby talk In the years to come when the will groat tears out little fists of the blue eyes because tho boy cant remember in just what should and must bo exact harmony between the verb and the subject when ho is con that ho will die before he can remember how ad ante uon in or inter arid follow ed by the accusative when he knows tho world will stand still for just two hours after shool if he cant recall that all terminations in something or other tako the what you may call it after some kind of things when he is so trusting and has so much confi dence in Mr Davis that hois riot only willing but anxious to accept his statement that tho sum of the three ci tyy man but always as u lovable man 1 said The landlord up there when I whore I could find a lawyer who fair and square with a green boy said ho with that peculiar bis eyes I ho said Go Old Abe fYes sir ho said that and when I asked him who Old Abe wae ho said where to find With grave but unostentatious dig ho said My name is Lincoln Abraham Lincoln can L stated my Ho said understand what is wanted Goand With such a anx assimilation anc of into force As a the hardest workers jive longest but only live long who sufficiently break their toil by the recreating varieties 0 welltimed and holidays angles of a triangle is equal to two rigl angles without going to the board to prove his truthfulness by along in days the memory of his baby talk will como back to us like sweet music He will have trouble enough with the English language and upper thereunto appertaining by and by No ho responded in answer to a silent inquiry schoolmistress ho docs not know his alphabet thank heaven and ho not be bothered with it Yos ho blocks and knows ail tho letters on them and many bus stories about the pictures Oh yes ho can count Hoar him now counting tho ho brought home from tho free seven ton free five seven free cer tainly he can count by a system of his own too which is moro than most make a prig of tho baby schoolmistress From tbo day on which they are six years old must under the school system of the States begin to study and sit up straight and properly and speak correctly and from that time until the grave hides them they live and speak and act verbally speaking do and suffer under educational surveillance And I claim that at least six years of the lifo of a man or woman should bo free free as the air free to talk as tho brook runs with untrammelled and babble Why hero a few weeks ago camo a molan child about four years old and in presence and hearing pointed to me and said to his mother Mamma of whom is that gentle man speaking Poor little prig I My heart bled for him That afternoon 1 took tho 3oy down by tho taught lira to Mamma what is dot man speakin to you about and ro his on the same easy basis mo in boy didnt tan up ike a in two days and YOUNG MAN Probably the freshest young man in tho world is afresh clerk generally wears nis hair pompa dour his moustache and waxes the latter just enough to make his nose turn up as though his sense of smelling were offended He is to bo found in nearly every music store of tho average size Ho has boon there to feel and know all about the stock Ho has two or throe clerks under him whom ho calls kids When a into tbo store from a1 carriage outside and rustles out her silks displays hor di amonds and looks hightoned enough to suit fancy he servos hor with imagined grace broad smiles and general forwardness If tho cus tomer should bo 30 unfortunate ns to wear a cashmere dress comes in a street car and looks ordinary this veritable snob on per week calls one of careful to scold him before the customer knows what than you and has a patent sarcastic smile which ho bestows who has the audacity to tell him he is mis taken Ho has to respect for the truth over to acknowledge an error He will dovoto the enter of a showman who has a pass in his hand and allow a good customer to wait tho pleas ureor go away without Ho is to accomodato any ono without an assurance by them of sufficient to recom pense him for his trouble He seeks to impress upon the minds of all strangers to tho establishment that ho is the manager and it a terrible amount of pride to stoop to tho service of any ordinary customer although ho wilI turn thirteen somer saults lor n pass to a minstrel show He is very fresh You will find him the advertised for a at 10 a week and had seven hundred applications for the view of the parents of should learn trades to go into the shops or on the farm any whore whore honest work is done and to they would the pestilence the callings which are who are dependent have of more ihan tho barest while they remain in them flait he came tothe hotel into a room across AS A without looking for him if you will go into any music house and state tho advance a side show Sufferers from the effects of quinine used as n remedy for chills and fever appreciate Ague Cure a powerful tonic wholly of vegetable substances without a any noxious drug Its ac peculiar and powerful breaking up tho chill curing the fever and expelling the poison from tbo system yet leaving no harmful or unpleasant effect upon tho patient Why was Pharaohs daughter like a broker She got a little prophet from tbo rushes on the bank In the October Century Prof Geo P Fisher of Yale says For moving in no one excell ed Luther He not only know how to preach but he could tell the secret to others One defect may numerous gifts in a preacher Dr Justus Jonas has good vir qualities a man may have yet merely because spits iho people that good and honest man Let a stick to is not ramble A preacher that will speak everything that comes n his mindis likoa maid that goes o market and meeting another maid nukes a stand and they hold a goose market Ho despised the h tinge Ambition is the rankest tothe church when it posses es preachers Cursed are all proach TS that church aimat high and oud things and sav ng health of unlearned poo 5lesoek their own honor and praise and therewith to ono or two ambitious persons When I preach I sink myself deep down i regard neither doctors of whom tiro hero in this church about forty butI have an eye to tho mulli tudo of young children and servants of whom are moro than two thousand 1 preach to these directing in undertone Ive got for dollar He counted the put it back into thu bag and handed it to ing 1Thorc my boj I think that job is I was perfectly elated and showed it I took the bag 8io and hustled it across the table toward him Taking half of it I only want 820 I it worth So do I forty Pa said if you got tho money to you take it back is not mine moto pay 840 I mot casually several times after that the last and time after bis election in tbo White IIe looked careworn with the old twinkle in his eyes he asked What was it pa said SUMNERS LAST DAY IN THE myself to that have need there of Will not tho rest hoar mo Tho open unto they may bogono Aii upright and true preacher should direct his preach ing tothe poor simple sort of people likoa mother that stills hor child dandles and plays with When they como to mo to to Dr etc show their cunning how learned they be they shall bo well put to But to sprinkle out Hebrew Greek and Latin in their public sermons savors merely of etc THE MEADOWS OP Springfield Princo George county Maryland Mr Charles G Addison of tho above I sprained my right knee causing intense suffer ing and the use of crutches for sever al weeks I found no relief in other remedies and finally tried the miracle of euro St Jacobs Oil In a short time I could bond my had boon as stiff as an ing aside ray crutches and to walk ns well as ever I shall never forget a Washing reports Mr Hay late Chief Engineer the Seriate assay ing time that Mr was in tho Senate was sitting Mn iiiy usual place when nor batand cane iiv liis as he to O do start to leave tho Asbo rose from his scat bo put his band quickly left breast ao in pain and to press it barll lie should say casting his eyes around the if looking fora familiar face Ho whole Senate and then started for tho As ho started cd his left hand from his left breast Asho reached the east door lie onco more put his loft hand to his breast with a quicker motion and inclined GOOD IN CHURCH The following taken from the col a valued exchange is so ap that wo append it in the hope that it may have a good effect The people who go to supposed to go there to worship God do not go for this purpose Some men go for tho form of tho thing and many women go to look at each other But no matter what they go for they all forget tho solemn Tor an instant and turn their heads to look at a lato comer So sooner docs tho church door open after tho service has begun than there is an annoying rustle of silks and satins and turning of heads toward thye rear of the sanct uary Everybody from the fine lady who prides herself on etiquette to the rough man who cover of such a thing instantly becomes deaf to tho ministers words in an effort to get a of tho person who has just entered tho door The woman who has just new dress or spring bonnet fools grat ified at this as she sails proudly up the to a prominent seat and would feel that her well concocted scheme of failed if she had not attracted so much attention There are many other allato comers who painfully em under such circumstances Tho poorly dressed woman who goes to church to offer up devout prayers for daily broad and to ask for a share of a loving Gods tender mercy trembles at tbo general inspection of her unfashionable and threadbare worship comfort It is folly to say that good manners in church will compel everybody to heart and soul lo for such a thing can never be as long as women go to chutch for the pur pose of showing off their fine clothes Good breeding should tell church goers to be at least seemingly and prevent a whole fashionable con from turning around in the pews to watch the en tree of a very late comer A CHANCE ACQUAINTANCE An interesting story is going the rounds hero of how a fashionable lady and her two if possible more fash daughters in traveling from Now York to Newport on the Fall River line only a short time ago were very much taken with a stylish dressed and athletic young English man He treated the party with tho politeness and extended tho courtesies of a wellbred traveller an accomplished manner that the ladies wero quite fascinated with him They inquired if ho knew Lord Earl Ditto and So of England and were told by tho stranger that be enjoyed tho honor of the distinguished tance and ho furthermore proved it quite conclusively by relating several anecdotes of each which were satis factory to the ladies minds Both at jumped to the conclusion that they had discovered some distinguished gentleman of noble family travelling incog and invited him to call upon them at their cottage The young fellow thanked thorn for their courte sy and in tho landing at Newport casually Blank gray the face his body slightly right 0rice more ho turned and I can see wonderful expression upon bis face now It turned first became pearly should known was Mr There was upon it an expression of pain but a deeper expression of agonizing sorrow Ho stood a few seconds in this position surveying once moro the whole Sen ate floor straightened himself a little from his partly inclined position to wards the right and darted through tbo eastern folding doors as if shot from a cannon In two days ho was dead I could not account for Mr Sumners strange conduct and that terrible expression on his face It haunted mo Tho next day I learned that ho was sick and the next that ho was dead and it occurred to mo in a that possibly Mr Sum nor as he stood there with his hand upon his breast and surveyed tho Sen ate Chamber might have had a pro sentiment that tho look was tho last which ho was over to upon that body 1 A few days drivo with a sight of him later while out for a young party saw Ike stran ger and bowed to him Their escort amused and inquired Do you know who you are recognizing The ladies confessed that they and imagine their surprise when told told Englishman ww no more nor less than Mitch ell the prizefighter A short time after Mr Mitchell called at the cot explained who and what he was saying 1 am a gentleman but I am not what you call society My father is an English clergyman in good standing and his name is Mitch ell I am a Tho re mainder of tbo interview was neces sarily of short duration but tho scan dal consequent to tho episode has ex tended as far as the fashionable circles of Washington where tho ladies all move in the very best society during thoir Winter sojourns Civilization of the Indians is gradu ally working In Denver an Indian has been convicted of forging a signa uro to a bank check A lilo is like a watch without any mainspring
