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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-04-08
FoE SALE
BEST THING IN THE WEST.
THREE MILLION ACRES
LANDS
AtohisOn, Topeka & Santa Fs r. r.
SITUATED IN and near the Arkaasas Vailsy,
The EiHest portion Of KaasaG

Situated IN and the ArkaRsas VALLEY
the FGHest portion Of KaasaG
Eleven years. Credit. Seven per Cent. Inter.
ssi. - - per cent reduction TO
settlers who improve.
"A stEL Pass 70 LAND Blu YERS!
9 IS 4 "A As stout tuis 6taDt ate-Low Prices,
Long as, ald : Rebate u settieTs Of nearly
fou.Ih, a rich SvH and Splendid Climate; short and
uaiid Winters early planting, and no wintsring OF
Stock plenty Of Rainfall and just al the right season
Coal, Stone and Brick on the Line; Cheap Rates
Lumber, Coal. &e.; no lands owned by Spectators
Homestead aud Pre- emptions now abundant hrst-
class Raj road Line of great Through Route;
Products will pay for Land and improvements.
tits the Best Opportunity Ever Offered to
the Public through the recent completion
OF the Road.
For Circulars and general information, address
A.E TOUZALiN.
Manager Land DEPT,
TOPEKA KANSAS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
y Il + { III b Il Q.

Vim 20. Npril fane bic gSaRituirans Der
,,Societe DIES Hauts' Fourneaux de Rumelange'
(8iimliuser SU9Sfen- 6sisQi@aftl inter Der
Girma /: @pnusr, Wunisr, Ssllpn u. Go. hatt.-
@snannts Ssrrsn inb bic 9ireftsrem Der @siea-
i4aft.
Gommelotnseu. %. April. Dar9 biz Ser.
aa3mlIsans Der Wsi3snteluns i'm bisfsen
gabnbpfe bate nsuerbinss am s~strissa @erssn
Gin src6ss unslld p%alTrsn fSnnsn. Ils Der
Mai1insntibrsr ben am balb a&t rer psn gu.
rsmturs absslaiensn ysripasu,us in ben Sabm-
boz entente, sspabrte CT nod re9t;sitis, tas or
stns unri4tiSs Yabn tsfcIss uaS auf msbrsrs
NIT esaf bsIassne 8asscns lssfsusrs. 90.
slsi4 bsim Grtlifsn Der @sfabr or ft aae sri.
be CAB, ben 3us gum Stsbsn ,u ~brinssn, selans
ibn' eieIss nitt pclenbs unb rannte bic Maldi-
ne nit elmer iulGen 0swalt an bic Gpaf. @as,
CONS, saB Der Y~presrite s%srleltsn faf san,li4 ser.
triimmert. Iu1 bic Maitins srlitt mebrere
ysi4asisunstn. SIN Ganssn i1ayt man ben
s~rlittensn S&apsn auf 700 Sblr. 3uspsrlonal
nne pahasiere famsn pies mai nit BEN blpBsn
Strsden saspn. Masemein 1T bic Gntriilfuns
itsr fold srobe gsrna@lalisunssn, wosur9 10
sisls @sni&snlstsn Der srRBtsn @sfabr ausss-
isBt trsrben. {. @.
SIN @rcbbsrscstbum euremburs II bic Sen.
ifsIluns pss usrtrassmasissn 3insfusss ben con.
trabirenpen Yarteien eur6 has SelsB pom %.
@pril 1873 itsrinisn wOrsen, wGbrsnp Der s.
issli&s 3insias aaf 6 90 in Saussls- u. 5 OO
in Gioilia8en fefselsst wurbs.
gSel9e Ginnabu.en Ter ssati&s 3cIssrtans,
su BEN tstanntli3 eas @rcsbeuestbum ssbSrt
i'm eursmburssr eanss bat ssist fOlssass Sbat-
fade; Die Ginnabms Der 3pataEsn am gabm.
bpfs gu eursmbars bstrus pabrsnb zines
Mpmtss 90, 200 prsuB, 5abln; red.
net man bisrSa nod bic Ginnabmsn Der flsiusn
3caamtsr, 10 tslauit l& bic SVtalsinnabms aui
10000 Sblr. per WOnat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

beieen gini6ifunssplaBen Bremen unp
SamburS Gertrauensmdnner ~aufseIeut,
tpelbe fi6 Ger fatbpltIden Auswanbsrer
annebmen UNI inaQem bebilai6 letn fol-
len. Der Name pes pom Gcmite nit
8ebalt anseitellten Sertrauensmannes 1T
Sbeprpr Mtynbera. Sir bic @uspanees
rer iiber SaSre 1T pom bp6wdrciafen
Serrn Grsbil6ofe Ipuen, Elm peuti6er
9etftlt6er, Der bo6wirpise pater 9ams
bert Netbman, beiimmt.
Oas Gcmite 1T nit allem @ifer bes
tttibt bic 0efabren fir bas reliatSle unb
1tttltde Wpbl Ger @%uswancerer III beIeie
ti9en, pel6e ii6 auf ben ceutI6en Sdifs
\ fen bteten, no in ben 3pii6enpsfen feline
Irennuns Der 0e16ls6ter ltattincet urb
bat su pteiem 3psde ii6 I'm slbbilfe an
ben peuti9en Yunpesratb uno an ben
pra0penten Der S~ereinisten Staaten ses
ipeubet.
Mls Sertralensmdnner In ben 9ars
bu~nsspldben pureen aufseitellt in New
ycrf 5r Sol. &Slble, in Baltimore Sr.
Gbrifian Bitter, tpel6e Die auspancerer
nit Hatb unp Sbat unterihiBen perten.
Die bc6wdrcisen 5erren Yfarrer unlerer
Grsci5ceIe rperpen bic Muspanberer ibrer
pfarrereien iibsr eiele gprtbeile peritdne
ctsen unc ibnen bic Nptbwenbisfeit Der
VenuBuns Der Gmpfeblunssfarten crins
sero anratben, beren @usfertisuns
Or. Opmpifar Gltb iibernpmmen Bat an
tpel6en ii6 etc Serren pfarrer unter slns
9abe ces Ndmens beS @uspancerers, Ipz
fpie ees Gtnl9ifun9s< unp 9aneunsss
plaBes pencen wpllen !; bod mBsen nur
fur iol9e Gmpfeblunssfarten abYerlanst
iuerren, ipsl9e Der Gmpfebluns aud Mir
big finp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04
IS wersen ooer uuraen folsenoe Saas
ier, 0artsn, @isisn, &c. i'm Groks
ber,oet5um b%srtauft ober
terfctaert.

ustVssbsS"
Sn &smi9, am s.. Ra;, Der len Grben &c.
3 ,ussbsriss StsinbruS i'm Srt ssnannt
n@lasbatts."
am 5. SUM- bas in Der llntsr1aht Grunb ,u
S~ursmburs ~selsssns, icssuannts y8ers ma
ide" Saus.
am 20. Nai, bar4 bic Grbsn 8. 3 u m unt
N. Strsd pas linen ssbSrsnee in Der @al-
isrsafs sa eursmturs sslessns @Obubaus.
am 10. Rai sas IN pIti&sip sslssens Sen.
sen Gut"
Nm 6. Mai bic zen Grbsn Slid.W aieras
aaf zen gannsn pom 5sulsn uns 1sriaeib ,u-
s~sbSrissn SmmOtilisu.
Am Is. Iai bic benz Or. 9 it BON gu.
rsmburs in Sttsltriid sussbSrissn @sbnbauIsr,
gEieien unb 0artsn.
Vim 8. Nai has 0ut ssnannt ,,Marieus
tbaler 5Vf" bel asispeit nit @obubaus,
Ssfrnpmis- Gstaupsn, @artsn, adsrlans, @is.
fen, Stsinbrits &c.
Vim If. Nai sur9 Srn. psifsr unb Isine
&inssr ibr in Glauien, SridsnIrase s~elssenes
Webnbaus.
=" 70 @'Ht WV ~ SIW ". v. ". StlegeHt,
Srn. 5. aisHer ssbSrise nsus @ebnbaus nit
8artsn.
am Is. @ai, has sa G6tsrna@, In ,Rpiem-
tbal" ~Sslsssns, Ssrrn 3. gIa 3 ssbSriss gBobn-
baas nit Ssfenpmis. @ebdueen.
am %. april, pas su%isssrwampaS, ~sslesene,
perm @. @ llis ssbsrsnss @Obnbaus nit
Adsr.
Vim Is. @pril. bic ben ~ Paris pSbasnSen
Gbslsutsn MILLER. Sad ssbSrsnern, III
@isecrf stlrgsnm @itsr.
Vim ~. april bic hem perm 6 erneil a..
Ter aai benz @rnstbumtr Sanue jussbSrissn
0obbsden.
@m IS. April bic hem Ssrru Wi9sl Dif-
fsrbanss pen Gbieasc ssbSrissu, su Sbsr-
fenlen s~sIsssnsu 0ranpsiiter.
Am IS. april has ~ 6lstour sslslene Wobn.
baus ess Ssrrn y. @ebr.
Mm IA. April, bic benz Ssrrn 6 Cornelius
@sumanm aus .smsrita" ssbSrsnssa, ~
8autenba6 s~slessnen @runpsiter.
Ias frsier Sanp isbt gu petaufen, bas ,u
arsscrf selssens, untsr hem @amsn ,,@iasn"
hsfann's s%anssut sur@ Srn. .. esy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

der Cur. Resiernas ilnc ron Der aammsr
$4,000 6rs. ~bepiQist trcreen CUR 5prtlesuna Der
Observation-Disclosures an ben alien 5sfunasper-
fen une lca iene Summs psrpantt rercen auf
1. Die Inlase bes Spulesarb 2puis Bed.
2. lie abtrasuns psS nod i~ibrissn 3bsilss
Der Gpurtine Sed.5pli unp ees bintsrsn 3beiles
ess SalfipnS Bed.
3. Die anlase Der assnusn 8. 9. gsaratrre
unS Narir, iupie auf bic paaltsruns Der Strase
Albriussr.
a. Die Grpsiteruns unb 9nfanbisyuus Ses
parfs (@snsralssartsu).
5. Die SertsQuus sss S9eaterplaBes Der
Start eursmbnrs.
Sn s%uremburs pirp man unssoulbis, bas bic
prcisctirte 8aid- unp Satsanlfalt ni9t I6neler
;u Stanps tSmmt. gSie IGpa friber aemelset,
teablI4tist bic Stact aud bic Grri6tuns zines
S6la4tbauiss.
Nur %. April trurben in ratbenannten Or
ten ;u Sarsermst fsrn srnannt:
Ssttsneprf: 8. Salentiny, 9anbm. baIelbf.
Stppa6: Y. WplH, pdbter III Sprinfinsen;
Setceriheip: S. Meysrs, 0anbp. Al gltoorf;
Ssinsrltstr: y. S9rrpsr, eanSw. ;u aal.
born
5sspsrinssn 5. gsttinssr, eanbp. ,u alyin.
gen
aasl: q. Gpnnsr . Hau, Snbufr. ,a Rim.
lingen;
aOri8 .. psiTsr, eanbp. su 9SBinsen;
psrle: ". graaS : S6rSeer, 2anbp. Sa-
lelbf;
@srinssn S. Gvi9sn, eanSp. Saislbf;
HnaNnrt. = OsurL,~A. O.,As. "a. T.4..
Ter
Simmsrn W. @asner, Rentnsr baIslbf;
Staettrseimus: ~. 5riepen, Win;sr ~
Wreireletnsen;
@eiler b 3d.: q. 8sTslsr, eanbp. su SaRsl.
6err s. Tubr srbieIt ebrenpcQe GntlaFuns ais
Sirssrrnsiifsr sou Wsispampa6 unb an feline
Stsae trlt Der Nctar Galentin Delsaur.
au 4. Tai III in eursmburs bic turG bic
Ifsieruns ccnceeirte Nattpnalban f ms
eebsn %seire!eu.
Mm 8. Raj in Serr gb. 8lsin BON Sunslins
FER gum 8eputirten pes Cartons 8rspenmaher
sepablt ,pprpen /; @ssenfnnpipat mar feinsr auf-
setreten.
IN 5iefir9 il Ssrr Gales intb, srmSdtist
trcresu auSraneerer ;u tperben unp gu trans
pertireu.
Die sIlGBii6. lptbrinsii6s Yetriebsrommiis
fion, pelte bic eursmburssr Giienbabusu per-
raltet, bate bic anmabuns pom Der 9ursmbur>
ger &ssisruns ~ f~prpsrn, pas ie bic gsrfaiuns
a~banoere, neil eas Setriebsreelsmsnt nit berIei-
ben ni6t ibereinfimmt. Sbp, ibr Ssrrn! Sn
eursmburs isip ibr ni6t gu Sauis.
@amer, A.. Mai.-Sn elmer unmsit benz bie-
issn Dsrfe, sinen Wstsr bod nit WaIsr an
s%sfalten 0rube fanp man an, ~ssfrisen gbsnp
ben esi6nam Der IaslSbnsrin G., elmer bsabe-
iabrtsn 5rau, Iisssn. aaem ani&sine mad Fel
bisielbe purt cine uapori4ttse gswssuns in bic
@ruts, an wslSsr is siniss 1sssnitanps wal&sn
wplts, ME pisiss psr nsbsn ibr lisssnSe Slauel
unp sinisss @siB;eus ssrmutbm lafen.
6. u.
gu Der sa Ie0soori iber bic Sauer ~ srbau-
esssn Yrids bat bic aammsr $1,000 Gre. lin.
terhiisuns b%emiaist.
Die @smsiuesperualtuns pen sSinieler baut
;u Donecls Gin nsuss pfarrbaus, sas 3a fO,7U
Srs. pcranl4last III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

0er am Sonntas, ben Is. Wai, mad
Caledonia, Souitpn Co., Winn, fam,
fonnte 9lei6 an ZEN nit sriinen Waien
sei6miftfn StraBen, an Dem Setan;uz
suse Der Burger leben, pab es fi1 bort
UNI cine auBersepSbTtde 6eter banbelte.
llnp 70 mar es renn aud in tpppelter
Sinli6t. @n B en- Sage puree bort
bas ;. Saframent Der Girmuns selpers
bet unb Der 0runcftein CUR reuen Stride
fir bic beutlbe @emeinee Ga~lecpniens
selest. Der bodip'ft e SiI9pf @race BON
81. paul mar tereits am Mbsnee Yprber
in Brownsville einsetrofen unp unter
feierlibem 0sleit Der pfarrmttsliecer unc
ber fatbolil9en 8ereine Der 8emeinpe
i'm pfarrbauie abseiiesen. Na6pem f6
am Sonntas nod bic Mitslieber Der
uGatber Mattbe,p's temperance, Spcies
ty" CUR Setter pes Cages einsefuncen, per.
einisten ii6 bic Serldiepsnen @eieuIbafs
ten Dor benz Yfarrbaule unc NIT ben
Yfarrfinpern Spalier bilpenc, l1ritt Der
sreiie Sberbirte, cen Sesen Ipeneenp,
gum alien @Ottesbauie Der teutl6en unp
tril1en 0emeinee.
Der bO6w'fe YiI9pf celebrate cas-
9c6amt urter Miifens Der bo9w. Idter
". plut Don Winpna, &oeberl Don Gale
bonien unp Gyan bon Brownsville, rpels
der AUDI bic 6eftprepist belt. Na9 BEN
6c9amt belt Der bp9p'te 8iidpf cine
Mniprade uno tbetlte tas 5. Saframent
Der Girmuns an 235 8inber unp Grz
tpadI ene aus, perunter mir Wdnner
nit srauen Saaren erblidteuL bic @laus
bensfdrfuns in pielem Saframsnte emts
pfnsen.
Na9 benz @ottesbienfe seleiteten bic
Sereine ben Sberbirten tpieper gum
p~farrbauie, 100 berielbe redt mabnenpe
Wprte ar bic triiden MasisfeitsseleQs
i1aften Galepcnten'S urp YrownspiQe'S
ridtete, in ibrem suten 0Orbaben aussus
barren.
Am Na6mtttaae our bciimmten Belt
seleiteten, bic Muffbanee an Der SpiBe,
bic Sereine, Q Der @emeinpe eefplst,
ben bpdwlfen SiI9of unp bic lbrisen
@eifli6en mad benz SauplaBe, no Der
9reiie Yiidpf Die @eibe teS @runofei>
mes mad benz idSnen Hitus Der STRIDE
pprnabm. Sn elmer trefai6en prepist
erfldrte bo6p. paitOr Ylut bon @inpna
Die piafadcn unp iinnpollen 8esisbuns
gen iber ras @erbdltnie gbriti sur Sir
DIE unb tbrem @ufbau In Der Welt. Wit
elmer p%affenoen 8efrepe eeS bp9w'iten
Silbpfs i9tob bic erbabsne Geier.
8ei Dem sansen Sete bsrrI6te bic
idbnfie Srcnans unp Mae In Der Sc
meinpe, Deuti9e unp Srldncer truaen
einmiqis uno nab ibren beten 8rditen
basu bel. Selpnpsre 9%rpdbnuns Serz
rient aber Der Gbpr unb bic Wulifbanpe,
bic pur6 bic Sprsetrasenen @eilen ni5t
rpenis CUR Verberrli9uns Der Geier mits
wirften. gBirflit, bic Saat, bic bier
quite @eitlide seiat baden, sebt berrli4
auf.
Die @ittsruns, bic In Der Triibe pes
Morsens resneril1 mar, fldrte ii6 sesen
8 ubr auf unp Elm i1Sner Spnnenl6ein
~bcsdntiste am Wa9mittase ben @ct Der
@runrteinlesuns.
Da mir iGen friber cine Notis iber
pas 8ebauee sebra9t 70 1T bier nur
nod su erpabnen, pab he aus Suarern
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

5i intcruationale 8anf in qursmbura nit
ibrer 6iliale in MeB, na6te in 1872 sldn3snbe
@sl1dftt, bic benz AuiitwunS Der GiIsninpultrie
gum sutsn Sbeil az psrbanfen Inb. Der Sc.
mimi betrua 2,072, 25S 8rs., ppppn 100000
Srs. unier bic @ctisninbabsr Sertbeilt ipcrpsn
iinb, mas cine Oisibsnes pom IL 0l0 per Ietie or.
sibt. Die Sanf sertoppslte ibr @rtienfapital u.
tripeiterts ibr Nptsufapital nm Gin Erittsl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-04

Sieoenboicn, 81. April. sBie nus mitsstbsilt
pirs, fam ssiiern @benb per Grtrasas bic Yau.
spmmiiIon bier an, UNI CUR unpsrsisIi&snS nan-
srifnabms hes Sauss Der Sabnlinis pen bier mad
Srier has NOtbiss ssr,ufsbrsu.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-03

FATAL ACCIDENT.-John Jennings
oative Of Canada, aged about 80 years,
was run over by passenger train in
this place, Wednesday evening, the
10Th inst, and was so seriously injured
that death took place on the following
morning about o'clock. From what we
hear, it seems that the diseased attempt
ed to get on the train, which was
running pretty rapidly, for the purpose
of travelling further north-having ex-
pressed the opinion that he thought it
was a through train. 1t is also supposed
that. he had been employed at Muncy,
Pa. When picked up he was found to
be without money, but was Immediately
cared for and after death decently
buried by our borough authorities. 1t
seems singular after all the cautioning
done by the railroad companies and the
newspapers against this practice, that
there still remains people foolish enough
to risk their lives to get 90 a train while
it is in notion Remove Record
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-03

WEARING FLANNEL.-The majority
of people are not aware of the benefc-
ial effect of wearing flannel next to
the body, both In cold and Harm wealth
er. Flannel is not so uncon; Portable
in warm weather as prejudiced people
believe. Frequently colds and constant
hacking coughs soon leave off on adopt
iLg flannel garments, There is no
need OF great bulk around the waist,
which condemns the wearing of flannel
with those who prefer wasp waists to
health, for in that case the flannel can
be cut as loosely fitting waists always
fastening at the back. There are scarce
ly any of the bad effects of changes of
weather felt by those who wear flannel
garments aud mothers should endeavor
to secure such for their little people in
preferences to all those snowy outside
trimmings which fashion commands.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-03

The little son Of a very prominent
minister in shis city SAID TO his father:
"Pa, St. Paul was Yankee" How
do you know that, my sor|' "Why,
sir, in the 18th verse of the Sth chap
ter of Romans he says: For l reckon.
None but Yankees say reckon.
A wandering heir has turned ub in
Leavenwortb Kansas, and lays claim to
ten acles, right in the heart of the city
Giving seventeen hundred pounds OF
coal for ton is among "the weighs that
are dark"
The newest style Of bonnet is graph
ically described as cross between a
locomotive snoke-stack aud custard pie
st Louis fabricates half million dol
lars worth Of matches annually, of the
regular birthstone sort.
The peach aud cherry crops, IN Ches.
ter county, will, it is said, be very small
this year.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-03


FOUND IN THE wooDs.-J ohm Lindu-
the subject of this notice-a native Of
Switzerland, came to this country about
three years ago, working in the mills at
Williamsport until November last, when
he engaged himself to work for Mr..
Joseph Brown jobber on Benefits
Branch, in this county. The last time
he was seen living was January 10Th
last. On that day he went to hotel on
Benefits, above Dents RIM where he
took several drinks Of liquor and also
had a flask filed. Late IN the evening
he stopped at house and tried to have
them keep him until morning, but was
refused admittance. On Sunday, March
9th his body was found in the woods by
Mr.. J. W. Brown, and Mr.. Stoors-the
face has been disfgured by wood mice.
The deceased was forty-fve years of age.
-[Cameron Press.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-03
HOW 10 GO WEST.

This is au inquiry which every one
should have, e,huthfuly answered before
he starts on his journey, and a little
care taken in examination of Routes will
in many easses save much trouble, time
and money.
The &C., B. Il Q. r. r." running
from Chicago, through Galesburg to
Burlington, and the al, B. &W. Route,
running from Indianapolis, through
Bloomington to Burlington, have achiev-
ed splendid reputation in the last two
years as the leading Passengers Routes
to the West. At Burlington they oon-
meet with the b. q NJ. r. r. and from
the great Burlington Route, which runs
direct through Southern Iowa to Nebras-
ka and Kansas, with close connections
to California and the Territories and
passengers starting from Elk County, on
their way westward, cannot do better
than to take the BURLINGToN ROUTE.
This Line has published pamphlet
called Chow to go West" which con-
tains much valuaoie informatioE a large
correct map OF the Grea> West, which
can be obtained free of charge by ad-
dressing the General Passenger Agent
Of the B. Il NJ. r., Burlington, Iowa
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-03
Cbitukry.
grief,

81 Hon Isaac Horton, Sr., died at bis
residence in this place yesterday evening,
4 April I'd 1878, at the advanced age of
S5 years, months, and il days.
lIr. Horton was one of the first set
tiers in this county, and probably at the
time of his death was the oldest man in
the county. lie came to this county,
and settled at Brandy Camp in the year
13l2, and bought piece of land on
which he has lived ever since, until last
fall, when he sold his farm and moved
to this place. He first came into the
county in a canoe, aud at that time a
dense wilderness, inhabited by wild ami.
mails, and Indians stood in the place Of
villages aud a thriving county.
lie has been twice associate judge of
this county, one term by appointment,
and one term by election, and has
through long and busy life contributed
largely to the wealth and advancement
of Elk County, and long will the mem
ory for his kind acts, and pleasant coun-
tenance be retained by those intimately
acquainted with him.
About three years ago he was stricken
with blindness, and during this affli ction
he has always preserved a patience
that was remarkable. His death was
Me immediate effect of congestion OF the
lungs, one of the most painful OF all dis
eases, and yet during his sickness of
little more than a week, although sui
fering the most excruciating pains. he
never once murmured nor complained
but bore all with christian fortitude,
preserving until the last his faculties
and firm belief in the resurrection of
the dead, aud the redemption of sinners.
Thus has another good man gone to
his rest; thus are we again reminded
that life is short and that the aim Of life
is to do good. Thus
"They are passing, one by one
The aged of our village to their quiet rest
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-03

EVERYBODY eats peanuts, and every
body knows that some are full and plump
while others have little or nothing in
them; but everybody does not know that
before the retailer gets his peanuts they
are separated, the full from the empty,
by means of fan, and sold at different
prices. we mention these facts for the
benefit of a long suffering public, that it
may know, whenever expectation is balk-
ed by one Of those empty shells, that the
fasd is a purely Legitimate matter OF bus
iness.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-03

WONDERFUL BIRTu.-A correspon-
dent from Kersey, this county, says that
COW belonging to Mr.. Isaac Hays,
gave birth to twins on the 18th ult. =.
which are grown together, from their
navals back, the front part and heads
being natural, and each calf having hind
legs and a tail, Mr.. Hays has had
them skinned and stuffed, aud they can
be seen by any one wishing to. The COW
died on the 22l ult.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-03

The Immortal No" is dead. Hon.
Joseph Powell, died at Greenyile Ten
nessoe, lately, after an eventful life, and
one act in it entities him to au immortal
taity of fame. He served in the South
Carolina Legislature and was the only
man who voted "No' at a public meet
ing that passed the ratification resolu-
tious. a gold headed cane was present
ed to him inscribed "The Immortal No"
During the rebellion he served in Burn
sides army, and was imprisoned at Rich
mond,--L Pittsburgh Gazette.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-03

A New SToCK OF SOLID GoLD
JEWELRY.-Chas, Holes, Main ST., has
just received a fue lot of solid gold Jew
elry, the finest ever brought to this place.
Ladies'patent bracelets and other jewclry
at very low fgure. Gents shirt studs,
genuine sapphire stone pins. The stock
is new and frst-class Mr.. Holes also
has on hand a large assortment of every
thing in his line.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-03

LUMBERING-The ice has gone out
of the Clarion River, and Elk Creek,
and now our lumbermen are making
ready for running, This morning there
is high running stage, the water reach
ing the four-foot water mark on the
pier Of the bridge. Il. T. Ely has been
running lumber out of Elk Greek for
two or three days
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-03
DAdUScAHoNDA RAILROAD.

From and after NJ on day, Feb. 9th 1871.
Trains will run on this Road as follows.
Leaves Farley 7 30 a. M, arrives at
Daguscahonda Junction 8 10 a. m, con-
Meeting with Accom-. east IA a. m, ssd
with Mail west at 8 15a. NJ.
Leaves Daguscahonda at 9 20 a. m.
arrives at Farley 10 % a. m. Leaves
Farley 3 30 p. m, and arrives at Dagus-
cahonda at 5 90 p. m, connecting with
Mail east at 5 09 p. IA, and Ascommo-
dalton west at 5 40 p. m.
In case P. & E. trains are late, Dagus-
cahsnda train holds twenty minutes be-
yond the above time.
Tickets should always be procured
before leaving stations.
@. R. EAREY, Lssese.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-03

W. L. PoPPLE dentist, rooms in Ser
vices building Main street, is prepared
to do the best of work in his line at
reasonable rates. Give him call and
be convinced.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-03

FRANCE is rapidly recovering from
the effects Of its recent conquest. Al
ready arrangements have been completed
for the payment of the last fifth of the
war indemnity, aud the nation will be
freed from the hated German occupation
by the middle OF September. This
means the payment of $1,000, 100000
in gold within a period of thirty-one
months, a financial achievement of al
most unprecedented magnitude, being a
drain on the country of S32,OOO,OOO a
,.montb, in addition to the ordinary ex-
Pbenses Of the government.-[state Jour-
nal.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-03

One of the meanest features Of the
Congressional back-pay bill is that the
families Of members of the Forty second
Congress deceased previous to the pass
age of the bill, derive no benefit from H.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1873-04-03

COPPER two-cent pieces will become
precious keepsakes in the remote future.
The new coinage act abolishes that
coin, and no more will be put in circu-
lation. A new silver dollar will be is.
sued, but we are not advised as to the
design.