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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13
New Tactics for the German Infantry.

An Imperial decree, says the Pau
Mall Gazette, orders important modlH-
cations III the tactics Of the German
infantry. Henceforth, unless in excep-
tional cases, the German infantry Will
always be formed in diminishing or
der. Infantry captains will be mount
ed on horseback, as it is evident they
would not be able to pass over the
ground occupied by their companies
with sufficient swiltness on foot. The
first rank Tor third of the company
being thrown ont as skirmishers, the
second will be similarly ranged at
"a distance Of 300 PAGES (schritto) be-
hind, ready to fill up the blanks that
may be made III front. The rest Of the
company viii be 300 metres further
back. BY TINS arrangement it is calcu-
lated that the destructive effects Of
modern projectiles will be greatly
diminished. The rapidity Of fire pos
sible in the case Of soldiers ranged in
diminishing order four or five metres
distance from each other, will enable
them TO produce greater results
than if they were acting in com
pact bodies. The new Mouser
rifle, with which the German troops
are to be armed, is said to be
weapon of extremely destructive
powers, capable Of being fred twenty
six times per minute, and marking with
great accuracy a distance of 1000 me-
tres. 1t is further announced that
Bavaria, like Prussia, viii soon have
its railway battallons. The first com
pany, created by order Of King Ludwig,
commence operations on the lst OF Feb
ruary. 1t iucludes six officers, twenty
sub-oiIicers, twelve corporals, and
ninety-two soldiers. At present IL is in
garrison MT Ingelstaet.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13

AN ingenious inventor has turned
electricity to a new account, but not as
Yet with complete success. Hi object
is to use it as a motive power for the
propulsion of vessels in lien of steam,
and he tried the experiment the other
day on yacht named the Miranda,
with the screw detached. The result
was the driving OF the shaft at such an
immense velocity that before the ma
chime could be stopped it had broken
away the fastenings, being too power
ful 10y half for all the work it had to DO
The inventor Of the machine, which IS
called the "electro-magnet motor, es-
Inmates the number OF It's revolutions
at full speed at from 81, 400 to 900 per
minute.
FLoa1DAs debt is 81, 100000, exc!u-
siye OF aid to railroads.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13
CHILDREN'S CORNER.


Block Housess or Johnny sAHAios"P"S'
By MES. \. NJ. WELLS.
Said Iottie. g Once | built with cards ;
What fiinsy things they were;
Nv Christmas box of hardwood blocks
quite 10 cards prefer.
There's not breath ofwind that blows
Throrlrn window or through door,
Bnt house or yard built with caro-
Was blown about the floor.
Such easy work with blocks 70 build,
But lt,le pains | take.
Come, Johnny, You and Baby too,
shall soc what can make
The work begins.-block after block,
Higher and higher it grows;
She piles and piles, and Johnny smiles,
And baby laughs and crows.
"'Tis done !" cries Lottie with delight,
" A church the towers and all
It's plain to see. as plain can be,
Block houses do not fall.
The bahy's in an ecstasy
He stakes his curly locks
On tir,t1e stands with outstretched hands,
And snatches at the blocks.
With fists and toes he strikes good bows
2
To lett and right with ali his might
He scatters every one.
"Now there's smash y says sober John,
The little wise-head brother
9 But never mind | guess You'll md
That We can build another.
Again the busy fingers work;
Again the tower upstands.
cit is we'll done says sober John,
And Lottie claps her hands.
"Hold baby fast !" He kicks, he screams,
Was ever such rout.
Mamma comes in: ''Why, what's the din ~
And What's it all about =
She takes the baby in her arms,
And round with him she walks,
Now here now there, -" Mamma, take care,
Don't ONE TO near the blocks
All! not at all she needs the call,
So loudly baby cries;
Along she flirts her trailing skrts,-
The tower in rum hes
Encouraged yet by little John,
Once more will lottie try.
"This time" says he, . think that we
May build up strong and nigh
But past disaster chills her hope;
The tears dim lottie's sight
Her fingers shake she scarce can make
One block TO stand Alright.
leaning tower, and all awry,
Too loosely piled the walls
lis scarcely more THAI raised, before
1t tOttcrs, shakes, and falls.
" Q Johnny we no more will build
1t does not last minute"
+, She wipes her eyes. but johnny tries
To find some reason III it.
His elbows rest upon his knees;
Both hands support both checks
His eye he cocks upon the blocks,
And thus his mind he speaks:
4" To build block houses blocks were made
That to my mind Is plain;
But many one esteems 1t fun
TO knock them down again.
Block house to build by fingers skilled
A frs rate play is reckOncd
But if one burst not smash the first,
He could not build the second
There's many slip 'twixt cup and lip;
I've heard old folks declare it
And ups and downs all labor crowns:
Wen laugh, and learn to bear it,"
Or Young Foiks.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13

4 DISEASE prevails in Detroit not IN
like the epizootic Of last fall. The
symptoms are 4 copious discharge Of
mucous from the eyes and nose, hack
ing cough, together with sudden pros
tration and q Discrimination to move.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-13

Chester HAHN, President Of the Wis
consin Dairymen's Association, read q
paper on Cheese, methods OF manu-
facture, especially as to the manage.
ment OF tainted milk, and the best size
for and modes OF cnring cheese. " He
said it was comparatively easy to make
good cheese from good milk. But they
often had TO deal with tainted milk, or
floating curd His method Of treating
it differed somewhat from that usually
practised. He allowed fermentation to
take place before going through the
curd mill Hehad succeeded in produc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-20
THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 20.

'ALL THE RAGE. "A new toy has become
very popular within the last few days, and its
shri:l chirps and whistle can be heard 10 almost
cvr.y direction very closely initiating the war
bic Of the songsters Of the grove. 1t is per
ttytlv harmless and decided Improvement up
on the '.souc dunk" which so lately had 10
die under the banu of police Introduction. The
ncw device is made Of tin, somewhat egg-shap-
al, with partition near the centre and 40
apcr;ure in the form OF parallelogram on
either side. A string is attached to the end,
Which being taken in the hand and the toy
swung rapidly through the air, causes the
apri lures, in their rapid motion and contact
with The atmosphere to emit sounds varying
lrcm the shr.l whistle al blowing 10 key, to
the softer and more agreeable note OF the
thrush and, when the rapility of motion Is
skillul!y varied, producing changes OF note
closely resembling the chrp and MARBLE CT
BIRDS. The children derive great enjoyment
itou. it. and we are better for bchoIdlug their
spuriivc Innocence and childllkc enjoyments.
:poETRY.''-St Louis Democrat 'The
yeuus lady who siguS herself Louise and
sends us a pocmlct of twelve verses on the con.
,!iton of the streets of ST. Louis, is requested
10 mike her poem longer or we cannot print It.
Sixty verses would be none too many; mean
while we will hold on to those in hand, merely
whettug the readers appetite by giving four
lines, which read as follows:
Go see what have Sawn,
Go feel what l have felt
Go on, ut early. dawn,
And smell what l have smc!t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-20
my Is
81 MAGIC CURLS.

MY ONE DOLLAR REAL EA1R MAGIC
CURL
Is the ggcxtnst novelty in the market. 1t is Is
inches long, very full, Of the best hair, and re-
quirrs the closest inspection to determine that II
i. mo, nm expensive curl To be found only at
GREEN'S NOTION HOUSE,
mvl2 IS King street
MOUNT VERNON URSERIES,
Ifl Established Is years.
FRUIT TREES ADAPTED TO THIS RE-
GION A SPECIALITY.
SMALL FRUIT, ORNAMENTAL TREES,
Etc, &c.
Send for Catalogue to
G. GiLLINGHAM s. CO.,
Accotink Pos:otlice
nov i-:wtf Fairfax CO., VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-20
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
RUFFLINGS |
RI1EEl.lN GS [

RUFFLINGSl
RUFFLINGS
3 binet, Swiss and many other varieties OF
cI:ric. XII FFLINGS which are being sold off
Iupi,liy ut figures considerably under market
value. They are all the latest styles out, and as
nv >trcG of this class of goods is very large and
the variety great, all the ladies requiring goods
il ;h:s line can be supplied. Samples sent to
INV xidrcss, either in or out of the city, from
''' GREEN NOTION HOUSE,
my rs II King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-20
DRY GOODS.
TVENING DRESS GOODS.

White Tarltons, Pink. Green, Blue and Straw
culored '1arltons, White Organdics, beautiful
goods, in Plain, Striped and Plaid, Bishop and
Victoria Lawns also full assortment OF Cam
hrics, E,nhroiderics, Edglngs and goods eSre-
cislly suited TO the coming season, at
ROBT L. WOODS,
n,v1O No 81 King strert
pRETZFELDER & BEN D II Il | NJ
No Ia King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-20
NJ Office TO DELINQUENT WATER
~ RENTORS.
The following is plainly printed on every bill

NJ Office TO DELINQUENT WATER
~ RENTORS
The following is plainly printed on every bill
READ THIS-Thc Water Rents are payn-
Die senei-annually IN odpance from the first days
of MAY and November and it is provided here
by that any person who may intend to dScoll-
tinue the use of the water shall give notice there
of ut the office of the Company, and pay the cost
OF dctaching fecrule or cutting off pipe at least
thirty dayS prior to the expiration Of tie term
for qrhick mater rent has been paid; otherwise
the rent will be chargrahle for the half year en-
suing, or in case of transfer, to transfer TO the
books of tho Office, free Of charge.
when the Water Rents are not PAID prompt
IN, or a1tthin fifteen days after they become due,
the Superintendent is required to stop the supply
without further notice"
Notwithstanding this notice to every individ-
ual rentor which constitutes contract between
the Water Company and its customers, some
parties persistently refuse TO pay the Collector
till the expiration of the term, and give unnc-
cessary trouble and annoyance
In consequence of this and other Delinquent
cies q large amount OF bills arc left unpaid at
the commencement Of each new term.
Notice is therefore hereby given that in such
cases upon the report of the COLLECTOR, tho SU-
pERISTENDENT will be directed to cut off thu
water from such parties, which will subject them
to the cost of 80 for letting The water on again
All parties are hereby notified that the bills
for six months, from lst May to LIST November,
are now ready for delivery, and may be paid 20
the Treasurer, at the Company's office, No. 10
Prince street. or to the Collector when called on.
r. II. MILLER,
nv 6-w4w President AleXa. Water Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-20

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
IN That application will BIO made to the An
ditor of the Corporation for the reissue of GER
TIFICATE No. 20 dated June 70 1861 for 500
Corporation Scrip, issued to the late Jane ).
Danforth, the same having been lost or mislad.
my 1O-w4w GEO. w. BUSH, Ex'r., &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-20

Have Just received very pretty and cheap lot OF
PLAIN AND FANCY CASSIMERES,
. nice line of SILK BRELLAS, PARA
soils, NEW DRESS GOODS, nice assort-
ment of HOSIERY, FINE LINENS and ' lC-
TORlA LAWNS, which, in conjunction with
their other stock of DRY GOODS, are open for
inspection. 1t will be advisable to examine their
ynnJs before purchasing They offer particular
bargains in MATTlNGS and OIL CLOTHS.
my 9--lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-20

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
HrviG.ing April lIh, 1873. TWO TRAINS
DAILY, eAcrp! sunday, between Alex
Mndsi, H;ll Hamilton.
leave hlrXn,uiTi:t nj : - II. IN. and ! p. M;
pass i,""Shurw going Westward Mt II q. m and
Il y. M; arrive at I.'nit'n 1T ll.W p. m and
Il 80 u. Ia.
leave Hamilton at ) IN It. m and 1870 p m;
bass Acesh'.rg going Eastward al u ~ III. ana
J.. - >. and arrive al Alexandria ut s. - u.
III. ARD 3. - i. n.
Passengers hy tho s. 30 a. m. train from Ham
i'b"n - tcr"Hgh ton" carr I" Washington with
..,i> .,nnrign i'a,-ri.gcrs from WaShngto take
IL" Il. y. .. ca At Baltimore and Potomac de-
l.,: ri , :> >. a.. gong through u Hamilton
without cla Z" "i' cas-.
'ihr > IL y. IA. train from Alexandria and T.. 30
y. II. train from Hamilton coIilirc. ri Hamllton
WITH k"fnpS Daily inc At Coachc: for Purcell
vii!n Snich"rsYlil", Bcrryvlllc and Winchester;
,,iso wish RcrMrr Lancet C,mchcs, which leave
Lees 5lr: a|y for Altiic and Ml1dicburg
e'.j7s;saseie s,,;n,l tjFlEe!s, 5 cts. per mile
Aa.r.i1:.l iissE"t.. $50.
r. H. HAVENER,
~, ;0-tf General Ticket Agent.
NKANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
~ A>;SAS RAJ nKuAD- Il. Tia -s:s;ss.:s
Through tickets for B.. LII 81 e .ta hs:.--Sa.
MORE, PIliLh DELPHlA and NEW lolth
and ali the GREAT W EST are on sale nj tn'
ticket Office, corner King and Union streets lF
the regular through trains leaving ut II ~ In.
and Il. - =. n. Baggage checked through u Inc
North or Wc::. j. ". BROiDUS,,
nh 1t-tr Gen Ticket Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-20

THE BEAUTIFUL
BAY STALLION STAR"
viii stand this season at CATS TAVERN,
West End, from APRIL lst to JUNE -
Both, 1873. Star is Mahogany Bay, ~. :
lGl hands high, and years old, weigh LAL-1-
inc l4OO lbs an excellent driver and draugbt
horse. lie was raised by Mr. Brown, Of Eau
ouier county. Va; his sire WAS u Morgan horse;
his darn a Black Hawk mare.
Terms: SIS for the season. The best caro- will
he taken of mares left at the stand. No account
ability, however, for unavoidable accidents.
ap l5-co2m II. u. CATS Proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-20
STEE-N BGI It's.
n 0 tt G. Z .

-l.SI - Nv " M '" w ~ =
rA.sas1ri.s..,:s
SEMI-W EEEl.Y TO BALTIMORE,
Stepping nj the
POTO n &C La y d NGS.
The splendid St.nmers
UEORG GAMMA and
CHARLOTTE VANDERBILT,
will leave Alexandria HFEHY TUES DAY
and FRIDAY, 1T o'clock p. m.
Returning" will leave !'aIlim"rc i'r"lu PR No.
., Light street. EVERY ~ ESn.i \ an. T. Il l.
DAY AFTERNOON.
No freight receive after T. "'clV'k OF lay Of
sailing.
x" char.c for wh"~iH2", and Ir":sh: f,rvy-rI.
cd rr" al ruunn!lssoH.
For further information apply b.
HDDf " JOHNSTON, Agent.
No. Prince str.:t.
&c. HI IL, Agent l;'o Light s., Baltimore"
feb ol-tr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-20

rEacIERYl HOSIERY
LII Having decided to close out my entire
stock of Ladies, Mems and Childrcns Hosiery,
| will from this date sell every pair ut and below
cost. have full line of regular hosiery, and
every pair must bc sold by the first Of June, Sc
c.lre bargains By an early call.
muS G. c. BERRY, I. King st.
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ga7H>HINETuN & OHIO RAILROAD.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-20

u ECEIVED TO DAY
5 hhds. Sugar and Plain Cured Sides and
Shoulders.
5 Tlerccs Fine Hams.
10 Lard For sale by
nv 10 r. NJ LAWSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-20

TOTICE-Having qualified as executor Of
IN the estate of CATHARINE FOOTE
THOMPSON deceased, all persons having
claims against the estate are notified to present
them, properly authenticated, and all indebted
are requested TO make payment
nv !-ro1m r. ID. FENDALL. EXT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-20

CPECTACLESl SPECTACLES |
- SPECTACLES
SPECTACLESl
Of c cGiz o viii iIS attest can be found only
the agency, rr>,-,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-20

No. IA King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-05-20

V7ERON1QUE' 5 FRENCH PATENTF Flu R
Y NlTUkE PASTE gives beautiful and
brilliant gloss polish to Furniture, Vanished
wood Work, I'll smooth Wood, &c, &c vi!
Paintings revived TO look equal to fresh painted
pictures. just received and for sale by
sp3S WAKEFIELD s. HALL.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-07-02
lifd.

AT tho residence Of her son, Jacob Kyler, in
Blackbawk county, Iowa, on June II, 1873, Mrs
MARY NJ. KYLER, widow Of CosBAD KY6gR,
aged ~ years, 10 months and 20 days.
On Wednesday, juno 25th, 1873, at his real.
dopcc In a...rd n..sd township, AUGUSTUS LIE.
coNfE, aged ~ years. ~ o.. tf9h
So, ono following another, pass away the p,:-.
who by industry and integrity have made last
ing impression on the community in which they
live and on all with whom they may have asso-
ciated. Mr.. Lccontc was no ordinary man. Boru
at or near Paris, France, about the beginning Of
the present century, with natural abilities OF a
high order and fne education, he, when quite a
young man, with bis family, bsde farewell To
friends and the comforts aud luxuries OF wealh
and cmigratcd TO this country. Settling In this
county when IL Was q wilderness compared with
It's present growth and thri, he, with the assist
ancc Of an cstimabo companion, BY industry,
economy aud strict attention TO business, succeed
ed in accumulatng a large fortune. As friend
none could DO trucr. Always ready to assist the
deserving poor, much Of the thrift and comfort
OF the surrounding ncighborhood might be traced
to his carly and long indulgence. As husband
father citizen, friend and neighbor he was loving
Just, generous and kind but these virtues claim
no exemption from the common doom. Dust
claims its dust, nm "a we'll has lived he who leaves
tho world better for having lived. Peace TO his
ashes, and Gods comfort to those dear friends
VINO mourn LluGr ll e.L.L
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-07-02

frft
The entertainments given in the
Court House, on Thursday and Friday evenings
Of last week, by the students of the cleardeld
Academy, were largely attended, and eysryb
who witnessed them was highly pleased. The
students one and all rendered their different parts
with great credit to themselves and to their worthy
instructor-Prof. Harrison. We would like to
make special mention Of some Of them, but they
oil acquitted themselves so crcditably that we
would hardly know where to begin. The children
no doubt feel greatly relieved now that their Ia
bors are over for season, and will enjoy their
vacation, (which lasts until the FIRE. Monday il,
September, when they will again assemble at
their books in the further pursuit Of knowledge.
Although not intending to make special men
ton, we cannot refrain from giving favorable no.
ticc Of the music rendered by the Orchestra,
which was really charming, and formed very
entertaining portion Of the exercises.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-07-02
TAKEN IN.--The Mahonina Yalle,

r.
(Punxsutawney) Spirit says. IA
Thrss-cari monte is very pretty little game,
run on the principle ofA'now you see Il, and now
you don't" A sewing machine agent up at Lutb.
ersburgh, went fooling around gentlemanly
blaekguard, travelling with the Keystone circus,
who gosafor gudgeons every convenient opper-
tanity, The game was oailsd, and the sewing
machine man bot $50 he sc-uld put bis finger on
the right card. Tho a., b.. took tho wager, and
the money was forthwith put up. Tho cards wero
shuhied, the sewing machine man pulled the card
and missed. He got mad on sight, and threaten
ed to arrest the threeoard shufler, who thereupon
got frightened and offered TO disgorgs his in got
ten gains Tho offer was accepted, and he dis
gorged. Shortly after the sewing machine mau
discovered that tho money he received was all
counterfeit. lie looked for the card dealer, but
that astute individual had hied himself away.
Tho burnt child breads the hrc, and the gentle :
manly agent for tho sewers VOWS he'll never fool
around with showmen again. Another indiyidu.
al, an inhabitant Of Indiana county, was aesced
out of $50. He retired ffom the scene without
making any fuss about his loss. Beware of three
card monte, fellows. Its like Dickens widow,
''wery deceiving' ; ~ fsi-.I.a r..lfC AL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-07-02
SNAKES ABour-Punxsulawney has

SNAKES ABour.-Punxsutawney has
been troubled with black snakes this summer.
The boys are in the habit Of going into tho Ma
honing creek to bathe, and on several occasions
have been attacked by these reptiles. One boy,
q son Of Mr.. coxson, was attacked, and the snake
commenced to coil around him, but by plunging
under the water the snake would let 60. The boy
made for the other shore and ran home, forgetting
TO take HE clothing along. His comrades got home
with their clothing on, but they were as white as
the naked boy. II was a tremendous scare, and,
we should say, avery narrow escape from death.
A woman was also assailed by one Of these rep
tiles while passing along the road, in the same
vicinity, few days previous, but luckily escaped
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-07-02

ALL AT OSoE.--It looks now rs
though We were going to have both gas and water
works without any offs or ands" shout IT, That
wo need both there is no doubt. Public safety
and health demand them. But some think the
load too heavy to shoulder all at once. The sum
mer we undertook to build eighteen miles of rail-
road and two as fne church buildings as are to be
found anywhere, We had a far greater hurhen,
yet We accomplished just what we und crtook, and
who feels the worse of IL to-dayl Why, then, be
frightened at $4,000 gas bill and $50 900 wa-
ter investment, which will go further to render
safe and comfortable our citizens than all else We
have donc hcrotofore iI .I+
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-07-02

onThursday evening. juno 2fth, 1879 by Rev,
A. d. Yocou, Mr.. GEORGE D. RUNK 10 Miss
SALLIE Il. sACKETT, both of ClearGeld.
On June goth, 1879, by Rev, NJ. l.. GAsoE, Mr.
MARK WILSON, Of Bradford township, to Miss
AGNES sHIREY, Of Girard township.
At the Reform parsonage, in Troutville, on
June 26th, 1873, BY Rev. G. +. HorYxgIgR, Mr.
PHILIP KUHNs, to Miss LYDIA zUFALL, ol
Jefferson county.
On June 5th, 1873, by Rev. ABEL THOMPSON, Mr.
MATBIASF. TEMPLET0N to Miss NANCY
X. FREEMAN, both Of Knox township.
On June 10th, 1878, by Rev. Anil THOMSON,
Mr.. W. @. s0pRR, of Newberry, Pa, to Miss
HENRIETTA v. LARIMER, Of New Millport.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-07-02
BELIyroNrr CnnIsrr,Ns q Brown

BELLEroNTE CHRISTIANS. Brown,
in his Republican, says. ,TaFff0
1t is the duty Of the christian 10 minister TO the
wants Of the poori to reclaim the wicked and to
comfort the sorrOwing. In Bcllcfontc, however,
too many professed christians forget these Christ
like duties and instead Of going about to do good,
skulk round the corners and slandcr their neigh
bors. Can you deny ~ 1fa man comes in
their way politically or religiously, he must be
wiped out "as with the bosom Of destruction no
matter what becomes Of his soul. lie can place
his hands upon bis forehead and truly cxciaim,
"NO man carctb for my soui.'' W"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-07-02
A SIMPLE CuRR.-Brown's Bello.

A SIMPLE CURR.--Brown's Bello-
foute Republican gives tho following recipe for
the bite Of a rattle snake. The editor says;
John Mapcs, Of Beech Greek, while in the woods
hunting, last week, coming to q small stream he
put his hand down TO cloap II out to take drink,
when large rattle snake struck him On tho arm
near the elbow. Fortunately he was accompanied
by another man, who took hold of the wounded
arm and squeezed the bite very tight between his
thumb and finger, and with his hunting knife cut
the piece ont, which entirely cured the bite.