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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1873-12-18
Indian WIVES

Tho custom of taking to them.
selves Indian wives still prevails
among the hunters and trnppers of
our Western Territories, and cor.
respondent writing from Wyoming
says: IL Is no uncommon thing. in
this mountainous region, to find n
white man and n sluaw who have y
numerous progeny Of half-breei
children growing up around them.
These children are active and quick
"itted, and their descendants will 90
toward making up our highland
population. The squaws make good
and faithful wives, and 81 fur rs their
knowledge goes, gool mothers, They
seem to enjoy life, AMI, in their gam
bling games, get thoroughly excited
fne woman have games of their own,
and no man interferes with them in
any way. The game seems TO be
somewhat like the old play Of chill
dren called Button, button, who s
got the button =
During the whole game, all tn,
women sing together the most lively
airs l have ever heard among the
savages, and all were eager for the
possession of the grand prize, which
consists of beads and beal-work,
scissors, money, needles, thread, and
u hundred other things dear to the
feminine heart. The children, too, are
anxious lockers on; and he who
supposes the Indians do not enjoy
themselves ought to SEQ them engag-
ed in this game, where their whole
soul appears to be absorbed in
pleasurable excitement. 1t is called
Ni-u-witz the Game of Hand aud
chile it il going on, q CONAN at
either endof tho too ro,os of players
beats on the poles which separate
them pith all their might, keeping
time to the music, and increasing
the enthusiasm as much as possible
Some OF the young squaws are hand.
some, black-eyed creatures, ,oith
masses of raven hair, who could at
tract attention any,ohere. Their
bright colored blankets set off their
charms to the greatest advantage,
and they appear modest and decorous
enough. For long time ! pas OF
opinion that there ,Oas no such thing
as handsome Indian girl, but in
this l ,oas greatly mistaken-some
of thembeing very fair TO look upon.
They break early in life, aud the old
lcomen look like the veriest hags.
The young girls have all the playful
little rays of their fairar sisters, and
the little ones have their dolly pa
pooses, the same AS schite children.
Human nature, after ell, is u good
deal the same every,ohere, and u lit
tie observation among savages shoes
that they are governed by the same
passions and impulses that we are,
though untamed, A loyeof ease and
q contempt for hard cork are by no
means confined to the redskins.
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Ar the State Fair in Erie, OK SEN
ator VI. b. Lowry had on exhibition
II horse forty-one years old. Tho
horse was rode by Mr.. Lowry at n
large political meeting in 1910. Tho
horse was then eight years old and
was the property of Mr. Geo. Lou
man. Some tcnyears ago the horse r
teeth got so long he could not mas.
ticste hard food aud was fed on bread
for five years. Mr.. Lowry then had
his mouth dressed by dentist and
since that time tho horse can eat
corn or any kind Of grain. Mr.,
Lowry says he had aboat three eights
Of an inch taken Off his teeth and
his mouth now is AZ goo ms horse
Of lG or Is years old. The hors,
can now be driven in harness yet,
and looks we'll
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Boswell once asked Johnson if
there was no possible circumstance
under which suicide would be jpstifi-
ablo. NO. said Johnson. "Well,"
said Boswell, suppose man has
bceo guilty OF fraud, and TINT he was
certain to be found out. sway then"
was the roply, 'in that case cthim 90
TO somo country whore he is not
known, aud no. 10 the devil, whore hs
is known"
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The mill has large custom, is in
good running order, with never failing
water power. A.t
Two, lots, on each Is erected a good
dwelling house, with other necessary
improvements.
Five town lots favorably located, and
well suited for building purposes.
The above named properties are sit
|uate in the Borough Of Now Berlin,
Union CO., Pa. For further particulars
ION q address ALBERT HOUTz,
New Berlin, Union Co., Ia.
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Well, friend jim, how did you
mako it down South !"
"First-mte-maae lenty of
money"
"What did you do with it ?"
"Laid it out in houses aud lots"
Whore 2"
"Every place have been where
there was any"
"What kind Of houses and lots ?"
Coffee houses aud lots OF whisky
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvfan Syrup, a Protect.
ed Solution of the Pr0t0Etde Of
Iron, Is so combined as to haze
the character of an aLtsssent, as
easily diOested and asstissilate6
sUifh the blood as the simplest
food. 1t Increases the quantity
of Natures OiUn V3talisin0
agent, Iron IN the blood, and
cures "a thousand U.s." simply
1u TOnissO up, InUig0rGtisD and
PifaffSfn1 the System. The est-
riched and Vitati<ed blood per-
Naeates eVefv part of the O0dvs
repairing damages and tC0sfes
searching out morbid secre-
ti0ns, and teavinO nothing for
disease to feed upon.
This 10 the secret Of the sU0N.
dcrfut success of this remedy iis
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com-
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fcvcrs, Humors,
Loss Of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases Of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
and aU diseases originating tsS
q bad state Of the blood, or 40.
c0nsf,auted 6v debility or a L0sO
state Of the system. Being FREQ
from Alcohol, ~ 0ssU (0y'5bss ~
ene5'0jsjMO effects ara not FOL-
tosCe1 bv cofteeposs<ftssQ reQc-
ti0sss but are pes1ssys,ess1s SssJ>s.
ijS ts;c al pdssss ~ az svstsss.
ana building W Qas Iron Con-
zhOsisqnsIs lt0ve been changed
~ tho ~ of tkts s-ensedvs from
weak steklvs sssQertn0 Norea.
fHte9s. - ets'ossOs hc0ltkvs Gse<4
N1l(v NON aud sVosssessj Q6ed
(oof'dx54 ~ G0N1eot re0sos0byNk kooo
(>9te 4 ne u a trial. ~ n
--@6es ~ each bottSs kGs% %EDu<
WAN SYRUP bsesOp n ~ 0SaSos
4 n, Panphiets Txee.
~ ". forNk = soma Ppp1lGlDsps
~ J l11nnen v1ass, Desosos
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Tue Detroit Tribune says "Of all
newspaper enterprises which 90 to
grass soon after they are started, We
should say tho Scythe, tho new organ
of tho Grapgers, would 90 the quick
EST,
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An exchange says; III snyholy
sees double row Of bultons ooning
down the street, let him preserve lie
cqaiIitrium aud think NOT Of sspsr-
neutral agsnsiss- There's y wo,ese
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In breach OF promise case at Fort
Wayne tho lover was convicted VI
writing, mi hart boet' oaniey for the
my darling huney."
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Lucy CRASpALL sent some poetry
to Kansas paper, aud because II was
oot published tho poor girl leaped
into creek aud drowned herself.
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NOW OPEN AT
M A 3 r r r 3 RS
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French fireboard Prints, &C., making the largest
and most complete assortment In the District.
WINDOW SHADES.
Ne3 designs, different sizes and colorS; also, Plain
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COURT IN GENERAL TERM.-Yesterday at
ternoon, the case of Williams ct al. sgt. Florence
who was armitted to the bar. Jackson at. Jackson
decision below affirmed.
TAYLOR, colored man, was fined s5 for night ns
dogs on the street. w. A. Burrows was fined 81 for
sS the
profanity 0t s. Maria Beck public prostitute,
Pa aT ,ns on the charge Of
fray, pleaded guilty, and was fined no. He was
also aIIasned on the charge Of resisting Officer
sffray which took place at Juneman's garden on
Sat night last $40 and costs VIM Washing.
nsl Green charged with assault and batter ON
Charles Price with intent to kill. Price testified
house, when Green entered and attacked him with
a Ratchet infcting several cuts on his head This
Nary wife Of ST%RfRy
him She the assault the blows az
character. The Judge sent the case to the grand
nings, charged with stealing three gold chains,
worth $50, from Peter Schramm, who testified that
nitpre from i4h street. defe ndant was in his
and assisted In moving he missed his chains afr err
In a"
work bench used BY complainant by . third party;
with malicious on the property Of the Dis
t nnS;c Of Columbia * carving away sand from
D. VIM Hill charged with obtaining 81 IS from,
Mies rccrtar nv false pretences. Hill had been i'm
the employment Of q scsveIssar named Marshall
Brown, and after having been discharged collected
tn. money on the promise of performing night work,
grand jury, bonds being fixed at $500. Mr.. Gloss
asked for an attachment against a. witness named
Mrs Studley who, for some or other, cannot
be found, TO testify against her husband for cruel
assault upon her, Nj. 6tud!ey had been in Jail for
some time to await the result of the injuries his
she having been reported recovering The curt
ordered the attachment to be Issued
I'VE are informed that the ARRAY mentioned in our
report Of this court yesterday between Edwd x ane
John Thomas and John Keinely did not take place
at Loeffier' 9 gardens
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GEOR WIN.

PHYSICIANS TO THE Poor ExcBAyGv
PLACRs.-With the sanction of the Governor
DIR. II. I. Porter, physician to the poor of the
third Georgetown district, and DR.. r. X. Ap-
pleby, occupying the same position in the 4th
district, have exchanged places.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer Lady of the
Lake arrived to-day from Norfolk with miscel-
laneous cargo, and the schooner Annie Bell
with TO-, 900 feet of Lumber for the Wheatly
Bros.
FISH Wharf.-The receipts of fish to-day
were 10000 herring, which sold at IS to Sc pei
thousand.
GRAIN TRADR.-The canal boat b. Talbot,
arrived to-day with 1900 bushels wheat fol
Hartlv & Bro
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THERE Is NO EXCUSE for thoss who drag
their weary and disordered bo..ies into our COM
pany, when a few doses "a Ayers Sarsaparii7a
would cleanse their murky blood and restore
their health and yigor. We muddy victims of
bilious disease, have some regard for your
neighbors, u not for Yourselves m.X.f&X
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r, Georgetown.

TATE In GEORGETOWN, ID. Q.
- BY virtue Of deed of trust from Charles T a..
Il: Edmonston and wife, made January 18th, 1879,
- and recorded amongst the land records Of said
District in Liber No. COS, folio SIS, &C, and the
request of the party secured thereby, will offer for
sale at public auction, on THURSDAY, the 22d Of
May, 1873, at O'Clock p. m, in front Of the prem
Uses, all that Lot Of Ground in Georgetown afOre-
said known and described rs the southern part Of
lot No 81, in Peter BEATTY, Threk and Deakin 5
addition TO said town; said part having front OF
thirty two feet on the west side Of Lingsn street
OF that width TO the rear The property Is proved
by substantial Frame Dwelling recently repaired
and the residue in six, twelve, and eighteen months
Tor which notes bearing six cent. interest from
the day Of eale shall be given, TO be secured by
deed OF trust Of the premises. The terms of sale
must be comp led with within four days afterday of
sale or the property shall be resold upon five DAYS
notice at the risk and cost of the defaultiug pur-
chaser. All convey ancing at buyers cost. A de-
poslte OF $40 will be required the close OF sale
HUGH CAFERTON. Trustee.
my TCourier1 THOS, BOWLING. Auct
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Now is THE TINE to exchange your old Soda
Water Apparatus for new ones. Palmer *
Green, Georgetown, have a great variety of
new marble ones for sale at manufacturers
Also, pure Soda Water in Steel Fountains. WIS
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FOUND AT LAsT!-A remedy that not only
relieves, but cures that enemy of mankind,
Consumption, as well as the numerous satellites
which revolve around il in the shape of coughs,
colds, bronchitis, sore throat, influenza, &c.
The remedy we allude to is Or. Wistdr's Bdlsan
q Wild Cherry, prepared by Seth W. Fowe &
Son, Boston. 1916
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VINO WILL TRY For Ir?-we guarantee,
under forfeiture of 81 ,oO0, that Soda Water can
remain in sheet-tin lined Steel Fountains for
one year or longer without eng contaminated
by any metal. Palmer s. Green, George
town.
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appropriations for the Government printing of.
hce for the present fiscal year are nearly ex-
hausted. This will in a short time necessitate
for the next fiscal year become available on the
LIST OF July, when the entire force will again be
put on, but will probably be worked enly or
half time until the meeting of Congress.
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JULIPs, SMAsHEs, COCKTAILS and other
prescriptions carefully compounded by Geo. w.
Driver and his corps of efficient assistants at the
new sample rooms corner PENNSYLVANIA avenue
and Four "a half street. As
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CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. It
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is q substitute for
castor Oil. 425eo3:
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DOoLEY's YEAST POWDER is convenient,
economical, and always reliable. No waste of
food prepared with it, as il is always of the best
quality. e.s
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SPRING PEARL CASHMERE and the ventilated
Dress Hats now ready at WILLETT Is RUoPF,
905 Pennsylyania avenue. 3
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1AGREAr INvENIIoN.-Steel Fountains shee'
tin lined, arc the greatest invention of the age
for pure Soda Water. Palmer & Green, George
town, sole agents. VS.
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ORDERS OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The contractor for the X street Improvement
has been directed to complete the same from
the Clrcle to Rock Creek at once. Gen. BallOch
has been directed to Law a Temporary Dlank
footwalk on west side of 18th, between ID and T.
streets southeast; also, plank footwalk on
north side of l., between Sd and 4th streets
northwest. The superintendent of gas and
lamps has been directed to erect q lamp-post
in front of the Central Presbyterian chapel,
corner Sd and streets northwest.
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SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR SALE-A
great variety of White and Tennessee Marble
Soda Water Apparatus at manufacturers prices
and terms. Second hand ores taken in exchange.
Pure Soda Water in Steel Fountains, at Palmer
& Green's, Georgetown. WIS
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WARREN PATENT MEAT COOKER at Hamil-
ton q Pearson's, Y. M. G. A. Building, 9th and
ID, ao5
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CHAMPION EARTH CLOSET, the best in use
Hamilton s. Pearson, Y. Nj. z. A. Building, 9th
and ID. 4.5eo5
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DIAMOND RING SToLEN.-This morning the
detectives arr rested young white woman at a
mouse on 18th street, charged with stealing a
valuable diamond ring rs stone, } worth S.e,0.
from lady in whose house she was working as
seamstress. The ring was missed some days
ago, and after her arrest she acknowledged the
theft, giving as reason that she took il to raise
money for the support of an aged mother WHO is
very ILL She is detained for q hearing
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SILvER-FLATHD COUNTER FIXTURES and
Steel Fountains for Soda wster. to loan free Of
charge, by Palmer & Green, Georgetown. VS.
DuELAP's & ANIDos's New York style Pearl
Cashmere Dress Hats, row ready, the hand
soonest and most stylish in the market, 'at their
agency, Willett q Ru0f.