Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-01-22

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moving up and down. Doing duty
all day In guarding clothes, when
night came on, and no cabin near, the
goods were to be taken out, the triple
was elevated into one, and tho be-
nightod trayler safely housed.
As early as 1917, Mr. James Pashilc
patented swivel-gun in England,
with the motto: ..s.l,. tr- ~s.,
Descending King George, your Country and
Laws, N. .sia,.at
= p''snang yourselves ana inc iro'e'''n'
Th a~',,ot ,,,;s ,io. ,.s,,,o,
h;s ,, y 49, sroa 10 " ,;nds I oehoi, % y sorore
holI'and a rornd ona Tho ro,nd hall
,r.ssnha ',DaJ T., al ss.S,s ara;ns,
f,hrEt,an ua,ions. ,ha sonore halls
,has wnn,J n,an,,lo ,ho aesb moro
onlI IN conto.. wish Tn.Lsl..a o.ho.,
hcaIhcn: Is.is gcpticman of>slsitimel
must have been the ancestor Of Mark
Twain, in this country, who so lost
his temper because the Secretary of
War refused 10 recommend his gun
for a patent. Mr. Twain's idea was
to have a swivel-gun that should load
at the center and fire Off at both ends.
In case Of scige, he proposed to load
the gun, set it whirling, and drop it
just outside the city walls. Before
the balls left the mouth of the cannon,
they would acquire such n rotary mo-
tion that they would sweep round'the
walls outside of the town, killing off
all tie bcsicging host. We must ac-
knowledge, however, that we have
looked in vain, on the records of the
Office, for Mr.. Twain's name, and
hcnc, we infer he never received his
patcit.
There would be much OF the ludic
rous, wero thcre not moro of the hor-
riblc In tho device of an American
omb.mcr for a patent. Knowing
ltbot tbe Office required a working
modd or drawing 10 all cases, he ob.
tnincl the corpsc of little infant,
on,hsImod :, IN his host manner and
e'a.J . :, ,n;,h ,nany;na sncc.
20, 49, m. ~ " s "arnsa ,,as ;n,ne,l ,liato
u'"uU T., ~, urnod 70 lin :"
y nuo sra ;ncon;ors aer,,oman wants ths
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law ,Ia, 'ho,,iS ~ ~ on,.nr ,Lo uholo front M
W.. Nia 49, nnd ~ ,sIoso shaf,ins, and now.
97''i'1 ,n,,h iii ,on,s nfiho land
Sno,her asked for n natont for The
,..a,,,;an nvs oe H. aoneration of atom,
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ro3oehad ~ J 10 eaters hat aro boiIed bv
,Se Ia' ;otornol r fircs Of earth. lie SO,
Cal @ amona 1ho odvon,oges Of nj.
, Ian that ,sorc would be- no DANCE,
p,' r. "xnpos;ons no oynense for fnel nc
~ Osocsii,r cS Of ergipecrsMall Of wbicf
s,s,omey,s arc Sndonb,odIv truo
7, MS, hovo hoon a rolat;va of ,hi.
last gontIemon and one equally nc
, onaiStod with the laws that coyerr
tbe hidden heort Of this planet who
onnIiod for n natent for boring tn,
oaartb' for artcsian wells for nurpose,
ofirrigahon ne gra,riy SGT I6rth ina
ho had made .hc discovery that quick
silver was heavier than common earth
nc .hcrciole pivposou ~ I.a's no'u ~,
anu 10 empty nv ~ ".,'S 'no'uay J
by inc laws Oh Na'uro' 'hu1 'ne,eu,, M
would DC sure 70 worn ~ way "a d'W" w.,
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