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   Huntingdon Globe (Newspaper) - January 21, 1886, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania                                YOL 42 211886 SO 38 of New York Acting Vice Sherman of Ohio Secretary of F Bayard or tho Manning of York Secretary of of Mass tho Navy IVm C Whitney of Now York F Viltis of Secretary of the of Attorney Arkansas 33 of Philadelphia F Secretary of tho S Attorney C of of Internal Simpson Africa of Huntingdon State of Will be succeeded hy M S Quay May 1st Auditor B NUes of Wellsboro US Donald Cameron Dauphin county John L Mitchell county E Atkinson Mifflintown Juniata county J McAteer Alexandria Huntingdon county G James P Giles Mount Union President 0 Furst Associate Hunting don Charles M Ceo W Kelly Huntingdon Edward the Wlest Roman of them Jtt Union Deputy Register and S Euro John Smucker Deputy Swoope B Burnt Cabins 1 Jacob Hoover Graf ton Commissioners Clerk John Hun J Mills John Alexandria Harrison Speck Hun Coffee Run Silas S Lytle Spruce Creek Directors of the H Isott Spruce Creek Gutshall ThreeSprings James 1 Thompson Mills Clerk to Directors G IV Superintendent of Public G Brum baugh Huntingdon Steward of Alms Harmon II Davis POWDER Pure A marvel of purity and economical than the ordinary cannot be sold In com petition with the multitude of low weight alum or phosphate only in Co 10B Y RAILROADS and after Sunday Sov 29li18SO trains will ran as WESTWARD EASTWARD 1 PACIFIC EX I 3 i 1 EXPRESS M 1 EXPRESS f W 11 50i 7 X 51 3 11 IS 45 506 15 58 rc 28 X Hamilton Mount Union Mill Creek Tlu OS 908 tl 021 ssi 20 f S SC rs 24 fS If 23 8 n 48 A B 13 8 Heathen Learn of Dublin township sent a number of books arid A Sharp a missionary at Monrovia Africa for matter was milbe seen by tlie letter j An idea is also formed an to of na for The letter is dated 1885 ANNIE I was real glad to i v letter it was kind of you to The dear friends in the WS1 are good to not have any tiling but dear Lord us I through Our is one God Faith mission We running around haked K 57 712 10 730 750 IOC 11 55 V 31 250 258 514 8 15 P MI Union Fur Birmingham Tyrone Tipton Bells Mills 02 DS 2IS 7 Do li 15 2 36 7 GO 12 20 7 10 221736 18 11502 00 8001720 A 715 7 17 025 1 00 at BEST TONIC I Iron with puro Vegetable tonics quickly and completely Cures Weakness an nil 1 It is an remedy for Diseases of Kidneys It is invaluable for Diseases peculiar to and all who lead sedentary lives the produce medicines do appetite aids the assimilation of food ro ll eves Heartburn and Belching and strength ens tho and nerves For Intermittent Fevers Lassitude Lack of Energy it hns no equal red lines on no oilier CO BAIf Jl 10 85lyr Our Choice lor Governor Here BY A PM East leaves Hun ting Union 20B mid arrives at at Returning leaves Harrisburg Mill Creek and Huntingdon at This train runs daily except stops at all stations between don and arrives at p m Philadelphia Express daily at 1010 p m ar in Philadelphia at 4 45 a fll onthe above stop only at stations figures given JR WOOD KINGS EVIL Was the to Scrofula because of a that it could bo by a touch Is wiser now and that SCROFULA caa only be cured by a thorough purifica tion of the blood If this is neglected the disease perpetuates its taint generation after generation earlier symptomatic developments tiro Eruptions GenI Manager GOHI Puss Agt H X TOP RAILROAD v On and Monday April Cth 18S5 passenger tains will arrive and depart as follows SOUTH T NORTH p M 635 G 45 652 7 W 7 10 7 15 7 48 805 91i5 821 825 Express 835 8 50 90C 915 921 U 29 9 41 955 10 00 10 10 10 30 10 35 i STATIONS Huntingdon Grafton Entrikin Eeaver Saxton Hopewell Cypher Everett JIt Dallas Bedford PM PM C 20 12 UU C 09 0 05 5 55 545 5S9 5 33 5 20 5 02 4 52 4If 4 4 so 12 ID 12 15 12 05 11 80 U 17 llll 11 02 1050 104S 10 40 SHOUPS BRANCH SOUTH NORTH STATIONS AM 94SSaxton 10 05Crawford 1015 GEO F General Express P M SOO 4 45 4 40 430 inora Bolls Carbuncles Erysipelas Purulent Ulcers and Collapse etc If allowed to eon tinned Cu Kidney and Diseases Tubercular Consumption mill vari ous other dangerous tiro Ayers Sarsaparilla Is the only powerful and reliable medicine It isso an alterative that it eradicates from the Scrofula imci the kindred poisons ot discuses and mercury At tho time it en riches and vitalizes the blood action to the organs nna the entire system fills grent Regenerative Medicine Here comes cornea winter i snow ancl sleet Pay the Let him his bunds and Yes winter evry hill and dale 1 Pay the the Send your money by the mail Pay the the clue lu cold f winter It will be Pay the the thing that is polite of the bells To the What tolls the winter And never think 6f all E AST BROAD TOP Northward Southward X o PM 6 M M M C 47 1 81 1 20 2 45 I ia 7 09 10 Springs 25 5 SB OS 58 j 825 11 01 Mills Mount L 2 IS 5C 4 88 9 47 4 28 19271 r Express No S going north Rockhill at 1225 p m Shirley Mt Union at 1 oclock Express No 4 going south leaves Jit Union at 140 a in Shirley p m tw at at SHADE GAP BRANCH Eastward Westward I1 M 5 05 5 11 5 19 5 24 5 SO Stations L g 9 Rock 9 41 Valley 9 so Gup 30 Al W SIMS Superintended Is composed of the genuine Sarsaparilla with yellow Dock iStil Iodides of Potassium Iron and other creat po and com Its formula Is generally known to the medical profession and the best physicians constantly prescribe AVERS Absolute Cure For all diseases caused by tho vitiation of the blood It is concentrated cst degree far beyond nny other preparation for which are claimed and la therefore as Avell as the best Wood purifying medi cine in tho world Ayers Sarsaparilla BY Dr J C Mass Analytical Chemists Sold by all Druggists Price Six for H C MADDEN W o 319 Penn St PA 7 In the valley east of the Andes are and have been from extensive plantations of shrub It is regions but the natives of Peru and been subdue idolatry for of belief in plant The excavators in the mines of Cerra de upon hard belief that it metal it more ensy io work The even at the present time leaves into the mouth of dead in order to secure a1 favorable re en trance and when cv Peruvian trie sameon Sunday aa any Miss Sharp came and opened Now I know housework and study arithmetic reading writ ing spelling studied and have been number of times over three years ago I know a English Every a differ and I am of the constrictors are very that person and then animal Js death em swallowing horns One was i to death i The Those were the rings the circus men swore They wonld have in their show ait least three or more But the people who jeer and did hiss Instead of the three they one like tli For the GLOBE To Jurors 1 If one thing we should another it is duties of agrand or traverse juror as be drawn to act at any time This is ii subject allare Grime is the i dogs Elephants big meat bur nuts away crown is a nice not bitter that on a j falls in with a muni my he with timid reverence presents to it leaves as ji t in the nature pies differ its i n fi are tlie are and the inight aday It mi iu clay ir in pur country and not how ing he is in clanger of mk licious prosecution at imy moment when his life his character and his property willbe placed at the mercy of a jury of his men either to or And so uncertain the situation that the man who is a today may be a criminali at the Bar tomorrow If would for a put them selves in the whom they are verdict en tirely different Any conn try privilege of another iiv the name of the It reasonable the or how grave ill e offence tlie character of tlie prose for truthfulness arc never questioned The defend ant lias either to go bail for hid at court before tbe grand charges against him are ever so false The is not allowed to makea defense are that will be found against at the bar He selects pi his coun in whom tp sit in his case t i wilLwell j States has protected in The violently robs you of your money the Common wealth comes to youi rescue and severely punishes the offender extort your money from you by an verdict haye no redress nevertheless you all tlie same Forthe reason perhaps that it has been the for years to tlie costs prosecutions upon defendants It is done with impunity and the jury deciding sleep soundly over their verdict believing they have done while in nocent family bave been brought to grief and their unholy ver i jury should mind that not and sworn to protect the county butthe defend ant at and to render a just verdict of guilt or acquittal according There s no groceries are on tothe evidence And Mow A MKL TWO WAS of Illinois and an Ugly black mark at the angles of The inveterate is the first glance his unsteady um ue u encircled a Bolivia cultivate the plant J v i an h his yellow skin his dim and sunken defendant Senator Voorhees of Indiana have intimate friends for years Pew pre probably however its origin in promised at that tinio to be with the gravest the Indiana states man Morrison made entree upon tb e stage of the Thir Congress This was had resigned in the army from wounds re cei v ed at D h vi I J e Morrison was a war Democrat Voorhees a Democrat Wash ington was at that place foremen who did believe in a of tlie war Tlie tlie city the of the Capitol swarmed with soldiers wh o bu t a word of sweep every rebel sympath th R It period that DENTIST Office iu S T Browns new HUNTINGDON 1A April 111871 STEWAET Justice of the Peace Co PA A 211830 wanted for Tho History of j by Abbott A grand at the popular price of Liberal religious papers mention it us ODD of tho few great religious works of the world Creator never known by agents Torms free age JERK B REX W HUNTINGDON PENNA formerly of D Blair No 11 office 8trect 802 7 1834ly K Wf HUNTINGDON PENNA attention to Collections of all Kinds to tho settlement oj ntul nil other to with promptness nnd II delity May 71879ly w M WILLIAMSON Jt T Two of ml A Sons drug store on STRUCT PA All in Huntingdon mid adjoining counties to promptly and with given to nil claims tiie National N Co Publishers Portland for the salo of Stock I ASD EXPENSES Apply at once stating Jan CHASE BROTHERS which are likened to the vineyards of Tuscany and the Holy Land cocoa is allied to the common flax and forms gays Dr Johnston shrub of six or eight feet resembling our with small white bright gieen leaves Many of acres are devoted in Boliviano its growth The leaves of which there may be three 01 four crops in the jear are collected by the women and dried in tlie which they arc ready for indeed according to travellers the usual money exchan ged in some districts the workmen being paid in cocoa leaf The tion of this leaf almost universal in the has extended across the continent into Brazil but here it is and chewed with the ashes of plants Among the Peru vians and Bolivians the cocoa leaves are rolled with a little unslacked lime into a arid chewed in the month shall presently a wonderfully similar process among the liir away to the east wing resembles in some respect the smoking of opium Both must be taken apart and with The three or four times retires to a se eluded spot his burden and stretches himself perhaps beneath tree Slowly from or little pouch which is ever at ins girdle the leaves and the lime are brought forth The ball is formed and chewed perhaps fifteen or thirty and then iy ashe lay down and returns to that monotonous round ol labor in which the cocoa is his only and distraction Some take it to excess and to name of is given This is particularly common among white Peruvians of good family and hence White in that country is a term of reproach equivalent to our drunkard The Indians regard the cocoa with extreme reverence Von quoted by Dr Johnston in hia Chemistry of Gammon Life says During divine worship the priests chew cocoa leaves and unless they were supplied with them it was believed that the favor of tho gods could not be propitiated It was also that the supplicator for di vine grace with an in his mouth It is believed in aoy business undertaken without the benediction of cocoa quivering lips and his bear e vi clence of the effect of juice when taken erate doses is soothing and a special and remarkable power in those who consume it of other food This appears to fact and accords ingly witK similar effects observed in ithe consumers of opium cocoa and opium and to a less cohol and tobacco check inthe slightly lowering the item and economizing more or less the expenditure of force TV i of a dear Lord for to faithful chosen and My parents moved I1 child My father and all rny sisters live in Go Wy a good girl Live for lies Star remember thai they to condom to protect him punish ment t Therrian who admits his cuso to the I court and does the waa sick i The devil would bej Tho i The Democratic party out of power was s for civil service in A itis stronger In the Senate the last roaring tlie time and yelled with the The Sip ife room is so hidden away party no in haying on the future dont his pigs shall be the block of civil When tempted to pursue the policy indicated in remembers the fate of Pendleton Jind he will continue and liis him tion tp repeal the will have the hearty all the reform Democrats of sion from fthat is and in passing by the jns tices ponderous gentle on and taking shin ing entrance clerks the the dress genial open grate hangs van fashioned kettle black and the has water employed in days Marshall There is a smart fellow iri attendance in this room who has a fuw cabinet liquors an making all fancy is But hot ask for a trial The people always presumes a defendant innocent hie guilt lias been proven End one intaking the j jurors oath should the verdict tobe resting upon him as was sitting in alone to protect the defendant life his liis property The may then be asked in view of man innocent of the charge against hiin and tax him with the Gould anything be Admitting that lias given release them of the solemn oath they have taken to j try dc nt The law to eat opium use intoxicating drinks and other drugs until he liis life While the law permits him to do this it in no hi m from tlie sin he taking his own life And while the law is not may be imposed in a still it presumes thata jury should re gard the sanctity of the bath sufficient v he w M s SPU P raj Gen td of Oh io li oat Penny Qio Iu New Within the last six mouths a num ber of Italians and Germans started groceries in the parts ot tho city populated by the poor and these places all seem to be and thriving Ten cents is thought hy these groceries to be a big and the investor of a quarter is inevitably regarded as a millionaire In conver sation with a Mail and Express repor ter a lending retail grocer said doubt these penny the increase They are an evil and the penny grocer is really the poor mans enemy instead of his friend In the penny grocery the poor man pays twice as much for his provisions in the long run and doesnt get a good quality as if he bought them in moderate quantities from larger stores The penny grocer are stocked with what the pool man is likely to buy The quality of the provisions good the coffee and tea are especially poor and vegetables are stale Many of the penny groceries sell bad whis key to their customers but lew a low it to be drank on their who keeps a penny grocery in South Fifth avenue near Bleaker street gives tho following list as an illustration of what can be done in a penny with a silver quarter Three ounces Oue ounce of tea Three ounces of Small of stale bread Six sticks Three onions old ol hurley Throe ounces sugar Four ounces slice huv Eonp Enough for rice pudding Small ten cup black of oil of a yard of Quarter pound of of con Three ounces of Two pickles 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 A 1 1 the room is so so well Every moment of our bod ies up anew with fresh matter If the blood is not renewed the the out the vital instead of leaving the body For weak or impure blood dyspepsia biliousness fevers skin Hver and kidney Dr California ers Ayers Hair Vigor improves the scanty of the hair and promotes its growth It an attractive a delightful While it stimulates the cleanses the scalp and elegance to luxuriance its effects are ancl thus it proves itself to bo tho best and cheapest for with good things tb drink as pne of V the j delightfuL snuggeries about the capitol Seated the rotund jus ket tle as they sip their grog or fancy drink forgetting for how far behind is tlie ilie Supreme ly to present them from punishing an innocent man Does the fact a cus tom with juries to find a defendant innocent and put th e costs of tion upon him make it right Most Court leaves could not prosper ancl to the toilet use shrub itself was rendered During an interval of more than three Henry Irvings real name is John hundred years Christianity has not Henry Broad rib Win A Vn says he has used Pre pared Chemicals for two seasons and find them equal to high priced fertili zers nt tho cost Write for descriptive pamphlet to tho manufac Chemical Co Md Nervous weakness female complaint loss languor and a depression of spirits can bo readily Remedy Try it See advertisement I i v tin i i ernor of Ohio on Monday not Consistency a jewel The hns i been soun fortunate as to tii c Coin against him in a and false prosecution has to bear lie has Iris attorneys and his witnesses to the worry anxiety of submitting Ins case to a jury that perhaps will decide him It is true that a jury by im posing a a man whom they their solemn declared innocent may saVe themselves and each taxpayer in the one or three cents as the be and be commended by a few for doing so But while this of costs when divided with the would not be felt by any yet it may ruin one man for life and perhaps bring his family to poverty In order to save the county they take irom him his honest earnings that perhaps he has been for years in order to get a little start in the world The man may feel so discouraged by having hie money and means taken in this unrighteous way that he may never make an effort in life to regain what he has lost in this wav courtesy a liar 0 wi tli fusion e the two not left the chamber list About midnight of that day while a proof of to Inm vision over the speech ho was in the gentleman persists in making that statement I pronounce him a deliber ate too to speak Then Ill to be present It docs not apol him to my constitu ents without and receiv aid me in the further conversation Robi dont you see Colo nel He lius a robin in this house and I have give you better ad vice than Morrison two Congressmen but he aroused to Voor 25 A small family can a day on these purchases The coffee will be sufficient for a big potful and tlie tea is enough for two The rice and raisins make a small pudding The stale bread will serve for a meal and there is enough sugar to sweeten the tea and coffee The onions pota barley with tlie addition of or piece of meat and a penny bunch of make a stew or soap and oil and night a scuttle of coal and kindle the fire in the morn there are lard molasses to butter oleo and the two pickles for a relish Tho penny grocer buys small stale loaves for a half cent each and retail them nt a cent Medi stale loaves cost them one anda cents and sell two cents and large slide they sell at three cents The coal sell is coalyard sweepings screened and contains a good deal of slate A Royal In Spain At its conclusion the If you carry a challenge bees story latter said a heavy fine and you willing to risk tlie Morrison made no reply further than nodding his vely Then A growing out of the lar amours of the late King which was winked lit during and suppressed by common consent after his death is now giving trouble to liis executors The young King is said to have hail many of gallantry with of ladies especially during period in 187879 intervening between the death of Queen Mercedes and his to Queen Christine It was at this time when tho royal widower was not yet old that he mot the who was thena singer of light roles in the de La Zamiela the opera comique of Madrid Mis pat obtained for her a splendid en HetU nnd she soon became tho among the bloods of Madrid King bad hitherto only visited oc but he became annoyed at her of admirers nnd ho proof in his he house It was after 1 oclock when he reached it Garfield his library at work Morrison briefly errand DidI say that Garfield asked For answer Morrison pointed to tlie proof I Mr Voorhees he insist upon an apol ogy or Garfield replied with dignity I was in error and am not ashamed to confess it I ut tered those words ina moment of ex It did not occur to me that sufficiently loud for the official reporters to hear me and seizing a pencil he words with so much obliterated vigor that tho the through point of tho instrument cut tho paper to Voo hoes and stated the result of his mission t was delighted at the If it Intel been to challenge and the fact had become known the infuriated soldiery would have torn him to It ib no wonder ho felt grate ful to Morrison Jbr his successful of the affair lie has been one of closest friends ever since is to be retired from the army on February 10 her ina small castle near Mad rid and became her sole protector A few months later lie was married to the Archduchess Maria Christina of Austria and his visits castle became less frequent Senorita Borghi has a child of which was the father Tlie child is a boy and several months older than the baby of Queen Mer cedes If he had been born in wed lock the question of the Spanish suc cession would speedily be settled in his favor The senorita does not claim that the boy is legitimate but she is mak ing a stout fight in his behalf She has sued the Kings executors for the maintenance of herself and son in suitable state and she produces vari ous documents in which King Alfon zo promised to give her the castle in which she lived and to make suitable provision for herself and child in any event The executors say that the childs claim is baseless and that the pretended letters from King are forgeries It Is probable however that the matter will be privately com promised to avoid a posthumous scandal affecting King of Spain Mr Barnum has bought Alice the widow of Jumbo Alice has been an object of interest to little Londoners at the Zoo for many years  

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