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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30
NOTICE

!, ALL persons arc hereby forbid hunt
Ky 81 trespassing with DOG or gun on ~ IT
the farms Of the Subscribers. situated SSE0
near Talleyvile, Braniywpe HundrsI' 1GTSSa.
uhder penalty OF the law O
JOHN W, DAY
JAMES Il. lIORNBY,
JAMES McCALI.ISTER,
MICHAEL MULLEN
ee'+-zm CHRISTOPHER T.. RICHTER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

n oME BUT THE VERY BEST qualities of An
- ufhelte aud BituminOus coal, dry and well
IN n a"d delivered from the yard, and self screen
GEO. W. BUSH,
French street. wharf.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30
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Valuable Real Estate

three squares ol gionnd between Bfoonir aud IN
f0nt streets, and Seventh and Eighth streets IA IN,
CITY OF wilmington The centre square contains with
~ It's boundaries complete suburban residences CON
slstng OF stone dwelling house, with all the modern
conyeniehces, first class stone stable with i've u
stalls large carriage house and shed, stone lee HOUSE,
stone out house.
There Is also on this square hot aud cold grapcry
W lu bearing, plenty OF shade and II u trees. The
uwtng house, CO tains Vestibuic, nii two nuI Iur,
library, dining room, buffers panty two kitchcim
aso, Two large china closets, fire Jnoni The second
Story contains Ave CHAMBERS two bath rooms ami wa
yer closet. The third story contains tour chambers
AMI ior large closets, and first class SLATE roof ON Inc
entire building the cellars light aud dry city rns
anu water all over the house, fhe house Is In thor
oiigh repair nnd the view from Vt . believed 10 l
the finest In the State. ~ "
The back square contains u nisomc COTTAGE
graporlcs ard fruit trees. 'h''
me subscriber Is prepared To 50 the square facing
on broOinn street, IN lots suitable Tor irs class resi-
ueIces. These lots face the city park have MANY
me shade trees upon them, and 0v crlnk The who'll,
city and IL believed 10 he the finest building sites ever
offered IN the city of Wilmington.
The terms on when IL will he sold Will Ia ,,nsi i,
well enter tanned. i wa ~"
The place can be seen at any time after one n, M
on application to tho gardener at Eighth and CLAYTON
Further ormati0n can be obtained the Office of
~, So NJ. NJ. CHILD " CO,
M ~ We seventh street. Exchange Building,
J5@f Agents Tor HENRY PEPPER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

As inc nights ara rapidly becoming longer wien
requiring good
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-06

RATHER ITAwkY.-Au iowa cor
RESPONDENT sends the following: \
man in iowa being bothered with
hawks eating his chickens, conceived
the idea Of getting rid of them in the
following manner: lie set a pole up
in the middle Of the field about twenty
feet high. On this lie fixed a cross
piece, 50 balanced that when q hawk
lit on it, that it would drop down a
little and touch piece Of iron on the
side of the pole. With this piece of
iron there was connected a wire which
went down the side of the pole and
connected with a galvanic battery.
On the top or this cross piece OF iron
at the top Of the pole, little nitro
olvccrinc was to be placed, and when
fbc hawk lit Oh the iron cross piece it
would be Immediately connected with
the battery, and the nitro glycerine
would 90 off and finish the hawk. He
cot the thing fixed to suit him all but
the putting on of the nitro glycerine
AS he was climbing down the pole
after putting it on he accidentally
caught his foot in the wire and.
Well he didn't know what happened,
bat the local papers all said it was a
saG affair and the widows new hu>-
band says it was apcrfcct success, and
is going to get Il patent on it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-06

CANINE SAGACITT.-A remarkable
instance OF canine sagacity Is reported
by tue EIlcnyiile q. " Press:
About three weeks ago, Mr.. Ender-
by. Of Napanoch, was engaged in trans
acting business in that city, and left
his horse attached to a chaise tied
under a shed Remaining with the
horse, was Il faithful coach dog, who
took advantage of his masters absence
to enjoy a hurried nap in the vehicle.
IL the meantime the horse somehow
became united, and started off at a tu-
riou5 gallop This awakened the dog,
who, at once seeing the state of affairs,
attempted to seize the rcinS with his
mouth, hut was unable to do 50 owing
to their being covered by rug and
oyercOat Fortunately, however, on
reaching Centre-strcet bridge, the rcins
fell from the vehicle on to thc ground,
when the dog, with singular presence
Of mind lcapcd nimbly after them,
caught them in his mouth, rcincd the
horse to staudstill and held the reins
firmly until he delivered them aoith a
graceful lcag Of the tail to 9 stranger,
lchom, under ordinary circumstances,
ne lrould not have permitted on any
account to approach his masters pro
Hcrty.
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For balance of prizes send for circular
This concert is under the supervision and di-
rectOn of the following
BOARD OF DIRECTOkS-- G. H. Durfee, Mcrch't;
ri. l.. Newman, Banker: II. ID. Rush, Lumber;
II. w. Gillett, Merct ant; G. +. Prescott, Com
mercia!; Jas. IL. Kitchen, Farmer; ". c. Gould,
City Eng'r: L. g. Lowe, Capitalist; g r. More
head. Merchant; j l.. Viewer, VI. D.; J. W. Eng
lish. Lawyer, c. MOller Cush'r Ger. ;. b.; Z. T.
Carr. Architect.
OFFICERs-E. II. DUHFEE. President; H l.
y s.wMAN, Nice-Prcs.; ; G. EO. I. PRESCOTT, Sec. !;
carr. MOLIER- Treasurer.
The well known character Of the Directors Of
the Mercantile LHTdIU ASS' cidtjUn and the en-
dOrscmcnt presented. is a sufficient guarantee
to all absent ticket holders that their interests
will bC fully guarded and protected. All cores
pOudencc strictly confidential, and any person
drawing prize need not hc known unless they
desire it. Tickets drawing prizes will be cashed
sight.
This is the grGHdCSi, safest and best enterprise
ever presented TO the public. Official lists of
winning numbers will bc sent to purchasers of
tickets Immediately after the distribution.
For information and tickets address,
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Tickets sent &. O. D. at Our eXp pCnSe-
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-06

Row \ JEALOUS HUSBAND WAS CURED.
There Is a man in this city, says the
Baltimore Ne1rs, who is so aflcctionateiy
fond OF his wife, that he is Jealous if Il man
looks within fJrty-five degrees Of the di-
rection inswhich she may happen to be.
The other day a gentleman spoke to her
and he Immediately threatened suicide.
His wife was dispat ched for bottle of
poison, which she had put up at the drug
giSt's consisting Of little water colorcd
with Hqucricc, and a bottle with glaring
poison label outside. When he threatened
to take some Of it, and actually poured it
iutp Il vino glass, she screamed for help
aHd ran into another room where she could
watci. him through the key-hole, and saw
him coOlly open the window and throw it
ont. She then rushed back, apparently
frantic with grief, and inplored him not
to IL the rash act. He merely pointed to
the glass, and laying down on the floor
began to kick out his legs like jumping
jack. She said she was determined to
share his fate, and swallowed the rest of
the liGuOricc water, whereupOn he became
really frightened, called the ncighbOrs,
confessed that he only slammed, and said
/ if she only survived he never would trouble
her again. Then she explained the ruse,
and lie was so mortified he tried to buy up
/ the silence of the neighborS, but the story
I was too good to keep. He is thoroughly
/ cured
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-06

s.rT,--. I.,-,-,-
HE II l ''i'N 20" -
=, n
y, '-lo F''' 49, - IS
price - 'o pau ,'' It ''''o' % ''''''' -" ''''
Ill common oJ ''''0' li''i ''' N', "''-
"oie 10 secure 4" n'''A'''OIe .i''o ""''l ie
hau III auu''lon gwen i've ""I'''" I" each
VI inc i'Hpe','' WIVES /" o'"t' 10 "''""i
u 'e''''9e VI ''0"e' i,c le''"c' may eN-
''o
naltrv sum. but the custom is ,Icvalen+
in MANY oalts of PENNSYLVANIA. and Inns
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-06

DIR. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Encipient Consumption.
DIR. GARVEN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Catarrh.
DIR. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Asthma.
DIR. GARyIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Heart Disease.
DIR. GARVBN's TAR REMEDIES
Cure Skin Discusses.
DIR. GAEyEN'S TAES REMEDIES
Regulate the Liver.
DR.. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Regulate The and Bowels
Dr. GAEsvES'S TAsE REMEDIES
Cure all Female Weaknesses.
nr. GARVEN'S TAEe REMEDIES
Purify the BLOOD.
DIR. GAESVHN'S FAB 7EEDEES
Cure Diseases Oftile Throat.
DIR. GAEsyEN'S FAB REMEDIES
Cure Rronc.aiti'.
Dr.. CAB VEINS T'Az2 ESEEEDsES
Cure Rose Cold, "or "EsayFeyer'
DR.. GAEsVsN'S FB'AEs REMEDIES
Cure F4Essa,y Diseases,
Dr. GAE2VEN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure C~rsstE patton.
d.. GA5eEEN'S TAEG REMEDIES
Cure Salt F2sac:lE1s.
Dr. GAZEEEN'S Tiz2 REMEDIES
Cu-c E5:ts,icy Diseases.
Dr. (aAE- WINS EiE2 ECEIIEpEES
Prevent C1,c.c-C s. Ec2;o-- Fever
5-. GA.EyQE'S T.C2 cECDEES
Prevent IfE:si-tE50ss5 E'@vcTs.
D3'. & CsAssVEN'S rE'&ze E-EEIEDgES
Remove E's2i.7 - tZlc rcTCz5:.
DT. Gsa-2EEE'S rs'..-G E5E17EEDEES
E-lnozo Tn Il tho sid = or E:8c21.
ES2'. WINS FAB E-ENEDEElS
Are a Superior Tonic.
E2T. G.-sEEV'S T'E-s Es sETEEDEES
Restore the Appetite.
EDg. G&sEEE-S tEAEG seETE EEDEE,S
Cause the Feed to Di"c~t.
Ess.. GsA5sy.N'S rs:Zs EIEEpEE3S
Restore the ~ c:aEz and DcZ:ili.ascL
DT. GAESEEN'3 E'AE2 EsEW ED5ES
Give CEOaae 40 oisr System,
Z. =. IYDC O. 90,
SOLE PROPRIETO36
f3.5 Scrcath 4Cc., Neac IOIh.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-06
i SIMPLE Syo.,.

that great moral lesson a.--s, sE
on our minds by d d....--.-- ~. vt .aara,
John Helernan was a h..-. ....'1.Es
tered the establishment = \, r~sa b. g
sticks & MoncyJags bur les -.es,,'. G.
him certificate from his s-,..'aa,'e
teacher, saying that he was,,., '',.
who could learn more ze-,.. -.-.'
them quicker than any o-bs- aid ia,
class. His employers were 1r,.-!. ~! d
his honesty in various wavz. Inc CO % e
the test nobly. 1t Sd
When Mr.. Monoybags s7, him
a pin from the floor he was -.
thought that John might b.
taking things, and dropped
shinplaster in the same rrs,-
honestly swept it out wfrbont =.
and brushed it into a corner -,
could pick it up at his leisure n
Moneybags oyerpaid him lis v.-r.
pend by the amount Of S. and ~.
see what the boy would do. A-r.rI
hour of night the NourvIars IL
was aroused 10y the furious rirrs,,
bell. The old gcntIcmar rsr orr r;.5
ing gown and dasceu5...r.i., III us q
he found John Uen..-...
his eve and = doIIa,. l.-r -. r..
John declared ttatre.....- '-'
vi,.tpo,s couch .r,.~ .r... '',
take until # yy,s rs...s = -'
..yybv didu.+ ,.., r.. ..
NIonorbacs - - . '.- '''@s.
that 7 had ovo,.,,,f,7 ,.... g. nave a
..L-oon = ., o-,,.
do ro,, i,oo,,. af -. '',.
st;1icd in wv, ,.a,,+r,,r f.., .-'' T.,.
s'I..I' - - -. -'.'. ID. aTa.
'' ..'.'@ u. --,s
"'' n.,, '.'' Wal. 81. ,7-1f,
- D.S . "-e lo' my ".'''to 1-'.s
anu i''u "..''-,' ''-''. ~ ...1 sun q, --a
cents. " l'n 'i'l9 Go. q. 4 could -47ss-
p'e,eu 'i'e puIC-'"S'' .'.." / admit L
iooNeu '' II Win l''.-''- eyes, Ll.-
eS'J ''''''il piieu o'c' .o'''l .,'..'' ana g
Il i'a own ! I" "L u
/ Keep the dollar i'F your hons7
sara inc Dehe'"ieilt o'" gentleman. q
your bIoie' ana oe h'lls. / "olt
YOU 20 marry my u"u7"-'t ana 'aE5
l'i'o pan IileISl''P III ''le ">..." VA! 3
-" : i''-'S 'ii''' NY u''''7--'s-s are al
''-'u o' j ''SC excuse 'l'e -.'- ,.'e i.l-
o''H " eil' ilol''c WIN -''a --...-. 81.
-" o,'So-' ,'S''oSS "1 -',.' '..7 -.-
'''i,' ,'''''G q ''.i''i' ''- .''A.- q
'',' ''','-''' III % '.'', ''''.'','
-, :, '-'0 'o'''s no" Sou'is Le''-lleH '-'--
iiS.ie' '.''n was t,'e" prom
',,'' q - = ,'..'''' o'i' as o...5
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-06

ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE.-A &C
couple residing in Wisconsin were q
ted years ago by the WAL and as il'.
band failed to return from tie army
came the general opinion Of his q
that he had lost his life -, aaG
had poured healing balm into the q
heart, she yielded to tie suulatI
another Of Adams sons. and threw
sombre hues Of wid3whnad lult
tints of a second marriage. Old
Time tumbled his how--lass ag
several twelvemouthS, and the
widow accompanied her second
to Minnesota.
One day not long since, she aa5a
band went to their market t7
while in the post-ofice an cwi5rla
drove up and halted before the do.
astonishment and cou-eruatlnn a
man as the details Of the situation
over her, can be imagined, wHe-
covered her supposed oeeease"
dismouut from the wagon and g
office. Husband numbg.two, tl-
might be considered cruop ~'
mindful of what he might do u
circumstances, carefully placed"
stove in front Of himself The eH''
however, evidently as much sup
themselves, gazcd tar m',h'~
less, but made no movements g.
to inspire the though that be
culinary intent, and finally a-..-'
extended the hand Of Friendship
others. 81.
Interrogationsaud explanations.
and it transpmed that hu71a-"
one had also married the second '
that his wife was with him.
Now for a condensation
ing couple were invited to ac'.-'
farmer home, which they o''.
council was called to see Tha'
to do under the circumstances
the argument and Iagieussd 70 '., .,,
the result will perhaps forever y
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-06
100000 FOR 80
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
Of The Mercantile Library Association
Of the GO of Leavenmorth, kan.

accordance with an act of the Legislature
and thuir Articles of Incorporation, the Board
Of Directors announce their hrSj
Grand an Concert and Distribution by lot,
among Observation-Disclosures, OF $685., 900 ~ CASH,
at Idiliq's HdlI LCaVenwOrth, on the 2Jt n day
of June. IS7S. for the benefit of the Library.
81 1898 CASH GIFTS AMOUNTING TO S332. 300.
This enterprise is endorsed 10y the Governor
Secretary of State, Auditor OF State, Superin-
tend't of Public instruction, Treasurer OF State,
Mayor and Common Council OF Lcayenworth,
ana all leading business men of the State, and
tine certainty OF the diStrlbutiOn and payment
of gifts as advertised, is fully guaranteed
Memorandum of Cash Gifts to be distributed
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WANTED AGENTS 5Sf 5sffda the 6f Ffsas nyseaio esG
literature az DIGESTION or.
MY Holly FRIENDS SECRET.

Dr. DO LEWIS work is an immense success.
Saves money, worry and precious health, ana
sIi0tcS hOlC 10 IiUe CeU and gOIC fat on II lCGet
Agents are coming money and doing world OF
good with it. Delay not, but address al once
GEO. MACLEAN, Publisher, Philadelphia.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-06
PUMF S
nm BEST LN TmE MOBILE.

I
Always The premium Pumps: widely known
ard highly appreciated. \ pUrnp and lire
giue in one. ADJi-frCCZiug, strong and dUra-
bic good for wells or ciStcrus, and for raising
and throwing water for all purposes. Also.
Vests square tube Lightning Rods, the noatcSt.
best and cheapest. Circulars with cuts and
price lists free. ]. d. West Co, 40 COTtlundt
ST., New York. May 2.-lm.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-06
NEW ADTERTIsEHENY;S.

JVnpEING Ff ACC MALE OR FEMALE, $40
NURhiINU tLhSS week guaranteed. Ro-
spectuhjc employment at home. day or evening"
no Capital TcquIUcd; fuli instructions and Nalu-
ablt. package of goods sent free 10y mail. Ad-
dress. with six cents return stamp, Vi. NOUNG
& Co. IT5 GreenW ich-st., y. I.
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NEWER

NcSIcct Cough Nothing is more certain to
lay the foundation for future evil consequences
WELLS CiRBOLFC ia BLEI,S
are a sure cure for all diseases of the Rcspira-
tory Organs. Sore Throat. Colds, Group, Dip
iberia, Asthma, Catarrh, HoarseneSs. Dryness
of the Throat, Windpipe, or Bronchial Tubes,
and all Diseases of the Lungs
In all cases of sudden cold, however taken,
these ia ABLETS should he promptly and freely
used They equa!ize the circulation of blood,
mitigate the severity Of the attack, and viii, In
Il very short time, restore heal thy action to the
affected organs.
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS are put up only
in blue bOIeS. Take no substitutes. IT they
can't be found et your druggists, Scnd dt once
to the Agent in NC1C T"lb. who viii forward
them by return mail. Don't be Deceived by lmi-
tHtions. Sold by druggists. Price - Its. pgr box.
JOHN Q. kEI. .LOC1G, Is Platt~st., \. York,
Send for CIRCULAR. Sole Agent Cor L. States.
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LOOK WELL TO YOUR UNDERSTANDINGS.
JOHN .. THONkS,
Boot and Shoe Maker

THE undersigned - pcCtfully informs hisnlI-
I mcr0JS customers and the public generally
that EC is prepared to mauUIuCturc BOOTS and
SHOES Of any desired size or quality, from the
finest French cHii-Skiu boots to the CourSeSt
brCg;lHS, in the VERY BEST MANNER. on the
shortest notice, ana at as moderate prices as
like work cs;u be obtained anywhere.
Those who have worn Boots and Shoes made
ut my eSta hliShmput need no assurance as to
the superior quality of my work. Others can
easily bC convinced Of the fact Il they viii only
give me Il trial Try and be convinced
~ Repairing of Boots anc shoes attended
to pr0uIr1i!Y and in n wGrlInanlilIe manner.
Thankful for past favors feel confident that
my work aud prices will cOmTucud me to u CON
tinuance and increase Of the same.
JOHN d. THOMAS.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-06

THE NEW ELASTIC TRUSS. An I'm
pnTtdnt InUCltinH. 1t retains the Rupture At all
tunes, and under the hardest exercise or SaNe-
rest strain. II is wO.u with comfort, and il
kept on night and day. efcctsu permanent cure
in Il few weeks. Sold cheap aud sent 10y mail
when requested, Circulars free, - hen ordered
by letter sent to the Plastic Truss Co. No. cSS
Broadway. n. Y. City. Nobody uses Metal
Spring Trusses; too painful; they slip of TOO
frequently.
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n. wells EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA
W. - s.. 81.

NOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING To WORK.
l. Any person, old nr young. nf either Eek, can
make from $40 to so per week, st home day or
evening. Wanted 10y all Suitable 10 either
City or Country, and ans season OF the year
This is a rare opportunity = for th1sc who arc ont
OF v Ork, and ont of money, 20 make an indc-
pendent living. N cap!tal being required;
our pamphlet "HDW To MAX Z \ LIVING
giving fun Instructions. scat on receipt of 10
cents. Address, \. b B{fRTON i Co, MOrrisa Tia,
MnSrrhNStnl. Co. y l.
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w. DICK, ATrORNEY AT LAW. Eh,
e3sburg Pa. ofice.in front room of r
=, -, hIoSu SS new bhlidiLg. Centre street. All
manner OF legal business attended to satisfar
torlly' and collections speciality IlO-HtfI
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-06

The 8ecGsyyiGt S20 ParrahIe Family
Sewing Machine, 30 Bays Trial ::
many advantages over all. Satisfaction guar
antecd, or go re funded. Sent complete. with
fun directions. ckwith Sewing Machine Co,
SG2 Broadway, New orIl.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-06

WOE to him who smiles not over . cradle.
and wccps not over tomb.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-06

A MINNESOTA farmer Jos. It'd
years ago. The other DAY "' ,,,-
tree, and found in 1t q '..'' ...e.
auger. So much f.rIa...-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-04
High toned Indians.

The distinctions of caste maintained
among the Hindoos are nc more rigid
than some of those observed BY Ameri-
can Indians. In the Indian Territory
the Cheyennes and Arapahoes have
been brought together In m agency;
but no persuasion can induce the Chey-
ennes to permit their children to asso'
ciate with those Of the Arapahoes, who
are considered low caste. This feeling
has had an unfavorable effect On the
attempts made to educate the children
Of the C%heyennes. rs the parents,
though willing to have them taught,
could not be prevailed upon to allow
them 10 attend school on terms OF
equality with the Arapahoe children.
Finally q compromise was effected by
4 Encouragement of the school house.
A partition running through the cen
tire divided the Cheyenne papooses
from the Arapahoes while they were
being taught, so that the young Chey-
ennes were enabled to pursue their
studies without suffering contact with
their low-caste fellow sayages. Not
withstanding all these concessions to
prejudice, 1t was found that 1t was only
the poorest and least arlstocratic OF
the Cheyennes who manifested any
hearty disposition to avail themselves
of the opportunities afforded for the
instruction of their children.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-02-04
A Newspaper Novelty.

Early In February next there Is to
be issued in New York a journal which
will depart from all custom, and will
present features strictly novel to the
newspaper habit OF the period. 1t Is
to be a quarto daily, with all of its four
outside pages handsomely illustrated,
and the inside filled with the best style
Of editorial work procurable. MI. Da-
vid G.. Croly, who for twelve years
was the managing editor OF the New
York World, will have charge Of the
paper, and will be handsomely assist
Cd by Mr.. A. Ford. q writer we'll
known in New England. The new
paper is the property OF q company
having $500, QUO capital now paid In.
They have offices at Nos. 80 and Al
Park Place. where elegant counting
aud editorial rooms have been fitted.
The basement now contains five large
presses, and the upper stories contain
ample apartments for artists and pho
tographers. Tie publication ia to DO
illustrated by the photo-lithographlc
process, which will enable the pub
fishers to put a sketch, equal In all
respects to the old copper etchings, OIL
the press within half an hour after the
designer enters the office. This means
of e~mbodying the reporters ideas Is
certainly novel, and III many instances
places the draughtsmen far in advance
Of the most adroit reporter, who must,
at best. rely OH the vocabulary for his
most graphic descriptions. The Daily
Graphic Is to be the title Of the enter
prise. It is to be issued twice each
evening. at five cents a copy.