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A correspondent II Tho Iloughman
nsks, ~ hen N tho host ti,nc % act
u,i evergreen trecsy a fcw years
rinro ,tansplautcl 4 10. II pinos about
tho Hrs. IL May Tho work was done
with considerable care. hut tho trees
all died, "
The best time 10 transplant cvcy.
green's !. jur, ~ thu l,nls begin u swsll
mud IL lns iorll,. which IN later consld-
crably than with must dcclduouS trcsa.
Midi ummer II tho period II most rapid
growtl, f tho pines and tho conifsrm
generally. nml II yon cnull bc surc u
n spell u rain, weather NJ Tint SEASON.
!, wunll hc decidedly tho l,cs, tiMc, hul
Il thu trnnsrlan,ins !. 'lonc then and !
dly and lul tine follows. No amount III
Watering scann IL ruit thrir cnsc. W.
hass therefore dkul apoM tho time
when ,hv bu,ir Logln II swell. hccausc
IL tha, time lho trees whom nj out
start at on,n into active growth, ses,d.
iny uai ibrou@ tnuts. and NJ sDoM as
ilip1c Slmt uul tho trce |. safc. u
will nol iu IL rel theM oni whilu tho
IiLruu. r.risarc In n.ala u inactivity.
~ u 'ho rass IN early spring, They
will ~ likely ~ pcrls,. " this respect
tho, ,illrr from the elnA IL dccisluous
,rocs I'Lcir teuaei.y of lifs Il ls1@.
undoubtedly. tllan IN tho dccidnoMs
trees. n, TINT greater eare In required
in tho operation II transplansing. IN
keep the roots fterl, and moist whils
,lcy arr ont II the ground. They
,aG, hc kel, miiri, sni hcncs II il
hest II select drt1ly ,imr near ths
last " May ~ sarl, IN june,
| I, !. lcsi all, IN taking thcM Hp ~
save m mnny u shr al,sous roots ~
possible They depend ON .hsm Tor m
Immediate active gro~th. ,s.wc elAn
upon the large tap reot Towards the
end of May she s,il hns hccomc ! little
warmed, i, thu, A. ANN ~ you 10
sisna of activity IN tho buds yoa may
know !. II time - heRin. yon cannot
transplant these trees IN the fall a you
can ether. A,oil tho fall and tho
very early srrlng
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\ Little girl 4. dubuque amsnlsA
Tho LORDS lra,er BY asking lGr her
dali, gingerbread.
4 ycr, mod u young lady. who was
4 pa~cns'r ~ bear,l packet ahir.
II II said, rIrang on. of her hunk and
jumped ro,cboard, on hearing shs
captain. during ! Storm, osdor tho
mate % haul down the shesls.
They say crcemliles do not really
wcopI W know . sailor. ahoa6h. wko
hA4 Mrn whales Lluhbsr
A ~. Paul reporter vaa visited y
his house by As,vn indignant women
and .loR, and the, whaokcd Gnd Nv
him until hc won't ~. out u lcd this
winter.
An Iowa man cannot scmsMbsy
whcrc hc hld eedss rct fsll n silver
during thu wnr. anl has scratched
nrnrly every hair out u his head think.
iag about 4.
CuitIns--To kise she darling u your
heart rcnl ring and see ycar rival
wearing II.
w shall enlsavos 10 forgive oss
debtors whsn tl,sy sndsss"r I. pey
".
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tie a,ane l,are,s In, he va. tread.
IN tanArth. rrnna INV. lie
l,elan 10 rumr arfass .nlll wss,lnm In
thnse documrn,s that was rather weigh.
/, ~ hi. i mach; anl vecasiualy hc
would taxi, Joke tha, would shake
him np til !. l,~~sl his teeth. |. waa
| getting |, Lc p.tilea- tunes with hin.
IA, ~ hcll his p,lp with sool courage
end hopefully. till at las. he hogan 70
stnnhlu on statements ilias nnt even 3
camel c"uli swallow With imranity.
liz bcraa 10 rag and gasp, an,l his
eyes u staul aut. .anl Ills forolcgs IL
spread and in aha, \ quarter uf
MI M,r be It'll OVER siill ~ u aarl enters
wprk bench. and liel 4 Lua,h u in-
lcsvriLabic agony. went and pulled
tho manuscript cut II | 4 mouth. nnl
toun that tho sensitive crcaturc had
rhakcl - dcatl, on OIL. of tho Millcst
aud gent'cst statements of facts that l
,,.r laid bciorc = trusting public.
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MAIlItIsNG s'lDN 1.uvE.
~ B.ANeiii. RAYMOND.

~ resent IL, sir you enn marry Miss
Norton, or will .ut ypu oir with a
shilling"
"lio ,ou wis, nir II marry d woman
whom rannut 1--we, ,ushcri' asked
Ias hplmn,, respectfully.
"Wha, right 'n.c son d my that
.san eanai Inv lef. when ,oa never
laid eyes IN 4 y ". nm IN ,.ur lifcy |
saN shes n.t the w,'e FIR II tatllc.hca,l.
u rpunlllriit likr ,n, l'ui ,hcrc'4
~ ~ II iplkina al,nnl Il now. Wie,
lie arrives s'a ~ l'p,c iLe privilege
III choosing lrtpe,ll llur nnl ,lisinl.rri.
tauer--,ha, 4 Al +; mil belmont, sen.
iar, aallspl ,ul II lie r,n,n.
"Ah - thought fas. nrehing bis
handsome brows. thin | nm IL mar,
Mrs Norton. whether | will or not. |
laN belmont. twenty-five years ~ usc
md Nar never IN la,e III my liEr. INV
have MY choice hslwven marrying Il
srinrtcr IN snan tWenls-eia'lt ~ thirty.
" i,cc.lam, with my fathers diuIlcas.
urc. llciph.lo' I'll take i run III III,
country, aad stay till ,he anecn. la,ly
l,us her visit nearly tut. mud le,lm, i
kind fortune will fasa, mo with ppell
II typhoid ~ something plac. until sl,o
bus gone
Tim, afternoon fay. nrMc,l With h
sh.s gun nnl fishing tarklr. lcf, home
fnr 4 mouth or r,r,lruiing
"t'lna - tru ynn, old fellow T.
shouted Ned Linton, WIN saw Fay ap.
prouchina the eess farm l,onsc jus. n.
tho sun Nar setting lchind hugo INNS.
u purple md !,ro, ~ clouds. "you
know TIM, yon promised mo ,wo ycarr
nHo. when w lcfl sphool, tlat yu,,
would sirnd tlc summer with no. Lu,
you nrc ,,rno ,l,c lr1r Welcome now,
u,surc ,ou," and the iwo Walked along
tho gra,cleL rail,, whero tho variega.,
oil l'lnk~ aud tenal,.me.noi grew ol
other side, and tho fragrant clever and
climbing u ses rent ~, a rhoery vol
con'o y l'ar, tired fay. Sitting with
Nod y Tho ,ine-eosorc'l porch. 10 l,ad
time IL look around him.
"What perfect li.tlo paradise ~,
have here, Ned.' ho ,riod, cnthusi
nstically, preferable, hy far. 10 N,
smoke aud din u city lifc. What h
splendid perfume those ro4es have
May ] pull ons |. seems ~ long sire.
] have sccn 4 roao TINT had tho ~
pssancc q growing Wild.
"Ccrtainly. ~ many a. you like,
EllA trained .lo.o, Shs plants and
cato1 for Nh u Tho Aowsra hui I far
got. Fay. yoa ncscr rnw Fila. III youl
Wcll. yuu shall. though. aud II III,
don't pleaso you'll will apt yoa dowa ~
: confirmed bachelor - aud no mistake !
4 fcw moments later whilc Nsd Isd
tho way - tho dining rosrn. where Ia,
VA 70 par'Akc " ! salr'sr -. ~ lIn
by hands TINT hc ha'l mt yct sccn
through .hc d,sr lspdIag lalo slA lltet
" he saw form TINT made him farsy|
whore ho was. or who 10 Was oontosnp
listing. Il was li.tle figure nbc,l |,
cool blue sad white lawn. with blu,
'rlhl'ons around lhp mock and among IN,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-07
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nf sugar, INT u lr~l,lrrl w The ~.
~stwtisp aeirsn II the salrhu,h
aril tptl ,d ,i'fial, , aran starch II
gives the following as the means Il H..
,ctmiulns tho character n syrup /,
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sy,a," II wine xla~ u rain water
.hrn add few grains VI tannin achl,
when n will turn IA black us ink III the
article Il slurinu. II mt con,cnicn,
!, procure, make i cup u hrcnr tea,
(Which contains tanninp and add n
,caspoouiol ef Tho golden and fai'
ansn,i,y u ink will appear, The pure
caue syrup viii mis- with thu nui'l with
III, producing any chemical change y,
tho addition If tle fannie acid. Adul
,crntion II everywhere. and VI tho rat,
No arc drifting nov, u will not bc I'm;
lrfurc /, viii 10 Impossible % rrccnr'
any article IN common nru IN rnr'
state"
A citizen informs " thai child q
III. hai eaton heartily u the golden
Will, III. supper las. Friday evening
lanl wus som nfser taken pirk--vomI
ting freely, III hui so,n tho nhoy,
article IN print and hotlou9ht l,lmrcl
Tia, ,hc sickness camo from his grocer
syrup barrel lie applied Tho sc1t an'
-, tho iak upreascl. \ lady infirm
u. thu, shu had noticed with much n,
tanirhment that somsti,as. after cat'n
rllc discovered TIM. her teeth. tong,,
md l,s turned inky hlaek. II wa
unsng thc "vnhlcn'' and drinking rsrcn
ia, An, lady ran Try |, u lcr atl,
Iar,im Or disgust, and hnl thu mm
rr-al, every ,iae, lfreorlo likc III
ai.vi,rol aud slarch. tho bcst way
rat sucl, things II IL huvc each scr,c
np IN scl~rnse ,lishc. fat tho stare
liri, then shrnw tle oil.of-,itriul o,l
If tho winlow, fun will hnvc hct
tpr appetite and 1.-Two much longer,
| II any ~ our readers have uol,lr
syrup N ,hr hnure they can test |. I
4 snorr, hy making 4 strong dr~w,io
II ten III small quantity and penrin
iuio ,,c syrup.
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know the loving sirainisg
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~ win tlem Il, her lreast,
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Frcc birds f.um narrnw nest
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IL tell mr VI lhs sal.ty.
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shall sisd'len csrrmore~--
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An,l 4 ,,hcr fajtl, anl courage
Tu hilr mN little While :
80 M,riou lialianl lii N " uharrse,
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VII. VIA l,las.a ~ w.. nlsa ,hnl
she wss Nvls SISTER. As We ~snla ferl
nj ~ nj lllwsts IL H. .v!ahie Nth b.,
~ h. NJ. slnast sefr that h. isst4a het
sirrai,, Il II. ull II hr fenaiu.l lenk
IA the iu,mAsuAe Ami saer sasaah
thrte wr,l, faauA him asking lila II
hr liz oife,
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n1'er ~ hu,n,, then | viii rsmr ~
sga, ft lusr s,n ia,lilg A. l.a men
low, lave uesa lssttl uihes tliau
YIN give ,sa al undivided hrat,
Tell me tia, YIN lpsc mc Ella, aHl |
viii carr, snr sweet image IL my
hearl until va mrc, again
Anil there, among ,lic mwl,ss riukr,
the climbing cypress, AMI thc sratlcl
serLunas. Ella placed her haul III lis
ana suil II will wnit CIR yen, Fay,
lct tho Years bo few or many da na.
frge, mo AMI viii always hc true ,o
ynu Anl llo next ia. IN, lett her
liz was anxious h. 'pp;in 10 work fur
the woman lc loved. fur hc knew that
his fatlrr never broke lila ward. And
INC week uttcr His return hnmc founl
him installed Il, hookkccpcr IN large
mercantile l,oisc, working early anl
la,c, /, thu surprise uf all of his friends.
.Nmt las leconc of the antiqua..
el Miss Nor,My" hc aake. Ills mothcr
mc las. Il WAS " hopes sl.e would
rpnc md Il, Turing my stay N the
country.
''Sh, Wa. detained. \, slc wrotr IN,
Ill u,.i'rr replied, 'hn' We ospep. l,el
Saen, l"lm yon viii Ia gracious Il
her fas, yenr father thinks her n yer,
csliuablc la,ls."
'aies,' In, mil, impm,iea,l,. ~,
ln''lrr expects M ~ narry lmr, M,
| wuu.l sumner black stoves fr \ li,inl
nnp't il ! ,e.,ce, his wishes"
4 t,w ,laAsalier ta,'r motlcr hur
riiiesl him i, announcing tho arrival i
Nls Merton, tni viii, much lrlnet
anpe. Ii. allowed himself 10 le eurriu,
II I, TIN tatlar 10 ro'eise NJ, in,rolar
lim l'as fled Spcll.banial ellun Li'
atliaueel vii, sieprul fnrwari q mee'
him, Int sLp brought him IL l,iuscl
when al,e rl,rlel lIcr lisllc la,al IN Iii
al,l aai,l
Don't b. angry, fay . MI told III
ilie iirrt N.Y. ,nn cauuc IL thu f,lrn
aha aul ,.nr running ava, i,nM lu,,e 4
avoid the liali ,,a,rd Mis~ Norton. nm
lo thought il sul, q CAPITAL ,jake an.
argr,l me Ill Il toll sou TINT wa
only l',e u,l.,llpl daughter NJ Mr., Lin
TN. ~ ], u $50, rhu added, l,er e.e
trimming e,er With happiness. III /
i, ss,hle ,hal s.mr father may runren
i, ,onr marrying N love, after all. :
Fay kl.s-l The l,l,s',ing l,eanly, hi
mn e,es lillril with tears u JOY.
i "i.s ,aa marry for lpsa INV
darling. = le aid. 'nM | caa have
ho,ne fur san. lns Il must he surround
81 j eyrrrnu, rinkr anil ,rrLena.. II
aiming tho.o gained your promise 1
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\ Monnl pAMLoH MsaAxlse.
Till. ie rs.uhiiall, llue II Den,uresl' !
Monthly, Nhirh combines literary nt.
traction. n II yer, high orlcr, with tho
,nnsl rt,nl.lo,o array ~ lieliAlle Fash.
ien- IL my I'ario,lival III tho i. A.lfl.
II ii i lnolyl. ala, II ut.i.,iu Avaui,
IN II. illustrations Aah typography, IA
any s,,e unn rcv hy rpgcluls.e II tie
lwnn.iful February num',vr. Wllie., W.
ind Oh unr table. i'lns popular
Magazine, together with iwo hun. fnl
nnI nrti.iir Oil cLromps. representing
In .aln kIA. and MI fur ~. Ii MI M
thu na,..ls ~ l,tcrsry eu,crr, i4s.
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A school gi,l IN ono 81 thu raral dia.
lrieis u rlltrnulA wos overheard trying
~ eon.incc Mlocl.fsllow TINT ~
iikcd him bpitr than shc dill pmr
olhcr uFrhin u whom No seemed jraI.
ons "tK soarc ! like you hr..et
shsn 10 nill." Maid ahs, "for don,
! mi~ words In my spelling lemm on
purpose, ~ m 10 bc down ~ tho l,ot
u thu class wl,ro you Hrc'"
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JAAhfroN Ncw York. n,aL.. |. 4
,nislemeanor u uTcr ~ sa!c pr IL u.e
within ,lo corporation c,al III, reauel
under le.t hpnt than l'O ,leg,eA
Farcnhirl. Oh ruHnci under e,,eh Il
temperature Will scarcely ianite firm
thu tho nlsr,ting IL n lamp.
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- u. WOOD.

LIME SPRINGS STATION, loMA.
n~ni E.tnts aud uUlleestua AHeAt,
Tnxr, mid t,r uon.rerl,lrnts. a II business
hy mall will havr prsWpi nitcnsioh O.ol
reference given when 'ir.ir"l lalf
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viii repair tl0CAS, NJ Hatls'''ss
sutI~f,rilon. Ls.rs clock warranted y run
I'm time, ur M rAy. ilriha alnns st''i
,i.lv.tiv. clocks IL, ls,s rveIaeh.s. III lliai,
street, we., u ,tr Wvbsier ila,sa, mi he
viii 1T thvm right, charge .easa',al,ls
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Having hem appointed reanty County
knvveyur i.y T., N, i,lathari, | Will be hel,.
~ 10 10 all business Insmy shne thu hi,
b. entr,utsd ~ me, With prt,aptness.
kMMET llARi.EN.
crc.ca, jAnuary II, 1914, i5tl
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IAl.E sW ENsON
JrWglER
tirst .laor North ~ HUH

ii,s ina ar.pe ~ iian Nes'ltNs,' ~
Jrwelrr which hu aiirrs iir F,ls slsasr
EApeclal attention given ialNr repairing
~ tolscs Xs,
Nht sAAskuss
lnip i
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A Large Fortune

- hc nands ~ strict attrntlon IN hnslnssa
md knswledrc n what aMr Circular eos..
talnn, asnd hs i nmd hsVeme independent.
Free 70 any address.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-05-14

The DESTROYER DEsTRoYED.-The
citizens Of Bloom township have been greatly an.
noycd for several years pas, by huge black bear,
which ha. infested that neighborbood, destroying
their bees and sheep and opening their apple holes
and caves and robbing spring houses. Numerous
efforts were made to capture the beast, but he al
ways oluded his sssailants, who after days hunt
would return home with one OF two dogs less than
they started out with in the morning. Tho dogs
would frequently come in contact with bruin who
would embrace tho opportunity to crush the life
out Of every dog he would get his paws on. AT
length, after many Efforts 10 capture the beast, on
Monday q week, while a fourteen year-old boy,
son Of John Bilgcr was passing through laurel
thieket, looking for pheasants, he heard the brush
swapping and cracking little ways on to his left,
and getting his old "fusee" ready to draw a bead
on anything that might turn up, to his astonish
mcnt Mr.. Bear elevated his snout and front parts
upon a largo log. There was no chance to run
and but little time for debate. The boy blared
away, the ball striking the beast between the eyes
passing up through the brain into the neck, and
before the boy could reload his piece, bruin fell
over dead, whcrcat all Bloom township rejoees
and the boy Is quite hero, and every twelve
year old wishes he was that boy. The beast
weighed between $50 and 400 pounds and was COW
cred outside aud inside with white fat, in some
places three inches thick lie was as "fat as but
ter" and no mistake. 1t is evident honey, cream,
mutton, apples, and in fact everything he do
sroycd sat we'll on his stomach.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-05-14

THE New DgLEoAry.-Thed dav nf
tor our fellow citizen took his seat in the Cons.
tutonal Convention, the Philadelphia Pres, thus
alluded to him:
"The Hon. William Bigler, Of Cicar6eld county,
was yesterday elected by the Democratic delegates
member of the Constitutional Convention, to
succeed the Hon. s. II. Reynolds, who had ten.
dcred his resignation. Mr.. Bigler is one of the
Oldest and best known Of our public men. IL,
was born at shermansburg, Cumberland county,
in December, 1914 He received but a moderate
education, and, like great many other public
men, acquired his knowledge aud was fitted for
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-05-14

RAILROAD ALL ARoUND.-We Loticc
BY last weeks Elk Democrat that q corps Of en-.
su.srs commenced the location Of railroad from
the Phiiadeiphia and Erie road at Ridgwsy, down
tho Clarion river TO the mouth Of Toby creek, up
that stream to Rattle Snake run, up ii to the head
and source Of Falls creek aud down this lnsi
stream to Sandy Lick crock on the Low Grade
railroad in Brady township. We arc also informed
that a pumbcr Of Baltimore capitalists have Sc
cured interest in the lands Of the Ksrthaus es-
tate in Rarthaus township. and that engineers
are already on the ground prQspccting after min
sral', and should the coal and iron deposits war
rant IT, they will at once build railroad from the
mouth Of sinnemahoning creek Up the river to
kArthsus bridge, and thence up Musquio creek,
Tor the purpose Of developing that region.
twill thus DO seen that our county Is about to
saPped at an early day by railroads. on the er-
irene northwest and northeast, where minerals
rs known to abound in inexhaustible quantities,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-05-14

DESTRUCTIVE CONFEDERATION On
last Saturday morning, between and o'clock,
tho large hotel at Loretto Springs, together with
the smaller hotel building and some outbuildings,
were totally destroyed by fire, the work no doubt
Of an incendiary. The property vas purchased
last fall from Mr.. =. A. Gibbons, iis former pro.
prietor, by Mr.. Joseph Bardine and others asso-
cisted with him, for the sum Of $4,000. The
amount Of furniture and other property destroyed
Is estimated at about 1900, which, with the de-
s,rnetion Of the buildings, would make the total
loss about $4,000. The entire insurance on the
buildings and furniture foots up sl2,5oO. Very
little Of the furniture was saved, there being no
persons present to aid In removing Il except Mr..
Bardine's family (hc himself being absent) and
Capt. Jerrics and family all Of whom occupied
the main building. II Is a serious loss TO the
whole ncighborhood, but especially TO Mr.. Bardine,
who ia an honest and highly esteemed citizen, and
whose aniicipations Of more than usually crowd
cd and profitable season have thus been suddenly
nippcd In the bud We understand that Il has
not yet been definitely determined whether the
erection Of now buildings will be commenced dur
ing the coming summer or not. That they ~iH
eventually be rebuilt, however, we hare no reason
10 Doubt Ebensbury Freeman.