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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
Testimony.

cheerfully give this testimony to the public that
Mrs. Fosters Blood ruriler and Tester Ointment
cured ne:
] was afflicted Tor many years win dsOricred
blood, a troublesome mud OBSTINATE tetter uf THE
skin AMI swelling OF the glands OF the neck which
was the OCCASION Of prolonged suffering and ex-
ptnse.
| consulted eight OF the most prominent physi-
clans In the city and used their medicine long tltne
without receiving any permanent relief; On the
contrary getting worse, Till finally almost despair
ing OF hope, | Mas induced to try Mrs. Fosters
Blood PuriGer which was recommended To me us
being Cefsain cure for my disease. II was the
turning point N nv ease after using two bottles
OF tile Blood lurlDer iu connection with the letter
Ointment, the swelling ceased, the eruptions dlsap-
pegred and now Am entirely and eHectually cured.
II further Information is desired concerning Iny
case, call at iny residence.
TiO.. SCOTT,
1880 Claymont Street, over llth Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
Thc steamer Queen

rnE GLr- OFF -qt'AS BEECH -AtLtf
New York, lich. u.
The steamer Qepet, Which went ashnie ycrtcf-
day near Slnar, has arrived here.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
ITERARY 3CIETIES ISSUING

I week or monthly p1pers are invited to avail
themselves of cur facilities for neat work at prices
slightly above cCs of production, at the CONNER
CiAL STEAM POWER PhINIING Rooms.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
fire, Marine s gifs 5usaraafe.
1867 TONY PATRONS 1874
AND the GENERAL PUBlIc.

desire hereby to express my unfelgned gratitude
for tile very liberal patronage have received during
ile past eight years. AMI 10 say that ain now pre-
pared to place any amount OF Insurance, on the most
improved plans, and al current rates in the best
Companies am the authorized Agent of Compa-
mes second to none in this or any other country
am carcfll 10 represent none but those who are
the adjustment and settlement of losses.
lhe cap tai represented at my agency now amounts
70 oyer sixty Millions Dollars, over Fifty OF witch
Is Fire assets, and represented By the following
strong and reliable Companies:
Manhattan Life Insurance Co, y. Y.
North British AMI Mercantile Insurance CO.. OF
London.
Royal Canad an Insurance Co., Montreal, Canada
Home Insurance Company ~. 4.
FIRE Association OF Philadelphia,
Hanover Fire Insurance Co., New York
German American Insurance CO., New York.
Sallonal ere Insurance Co., Hartford, Conn.
Glenns Falls Insurance CO., Gcnn's FAILS ~ Y
Merchants Insurance Co.. Newark. y. j.
Fairfield Insurance Co., south Norwllk, Conn
New Orleans Insurance Co., ~ o.
West Chester Insurance. Co., n. Y.
Amazon Insurance Co., of Cincinnati Ohio
Allenania Insurance Co.. Pittsburg Pa
also desire particularly to call yolir attention to
our term policies on Dwellings, which we can make
nj rates about the same as Mutual Companies
Hoping 10y close attention TO business tu rrcriyr
cont lhliaiee OF your patronage, | am
THOMAS r. plruMER,
W1LMlNGToN INSURANCE AGENCY,
hH MARKET STREET CLAYTON HOUSED
th.-ly wliMisdros, DELAWARE.
'i''ia ~ lildl VIII TtttNt lnOI pt attention.
IELAWARE BOARD DIRECTORS
~ OF rIR
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MAINE
oFflCk, All SHiPIKY ST., MlLnIH6rok. rSi
OFFICKRs
JOSHUA MARIs, President.
, c. r. THOMAS, Ylcc-i're4t en-.
u. Ii. KENT, Treasurer.
DIR. b. A DODGE. Secretary.
EXECUTIVE CoANIrrRY:
Capt. N. X. Benson, II. Y. DeNurnauile j. H. Finn
Dn. JOHN =. WALES, Medical Examluer.
All monies collected In this state arc TO rcnlaip
mere anu he loaned by this Board Of Directors up,t
real estate securities ard thus hiahc ts
practically y Home Company.
II II TO tile interest OF thoBe wishing Insurance IL
phtrohlze this Company and Keep their money Al
h"ihe. feb2l-ly-3
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
NV f. MILD POWER
K ES
II MriiREl'S

HUMPHREYS
moMEorArHtC SPECIFICS
HAVE PROVED FROM THE MOST ample tx-
perience an entire success. SIMPLE, PROMPT Eiilri-
ent and liellahie They are the only medicines per
icctly adapted 10 popular usr-so simple that mis-
takes carnot lie made IN using them 50 harmless
as 10 h4 Tree from danger ami so efceat as to he
always re ithc, rlcs have the highest commenda-
ton tom al and viii always render satisfaction.
Njs. tures cents.
!. FkVEES, tougrsron, Innaumaiiplis ...,.... q,
=. WoBMS, NuTn Fever, orn Colic, c,............2!,
.. CHNiNG.CuLiC, or recthng Of infants, -...... %
DArRiidA OF Cmlren or Adulis,............s5
,. DNSENTERY, Gripping, Pllluus Coic,........,.,aJ u
i. HuiERA MORBts, Vomiting ....,.......2 25
7. COUGHS, tOlds, Bronchitis ...,......... ~,
; NErRAIGIA, Tootharhc Fac,ache . - D.
>. HEADACHES Sick Headache Vertigo. u
10. DYsrErslA, Bilious stomach, ............g:,
II. SlrrRESStn or Painful Perods .............25 %
II. WHITES, too irOluse Periods. ... %
l3 tRurr, cough, pilrult Breathing ....-.. "a
!. SALT HELM, Ery,ipc aS Erupiions, ....... -
=. RHEuMtflsN Rheumatic Pains, 49,. .......... -
q. FEVER ANb AerE, Gnu Fever, Agues,....,.. tal
IL. PILES. h nj OF bleeding. b.. cd. 80
j., ornrnALMY, and sore Or weak Eyes, ,......ho
~. gATARRH, acute or chronic llhucnza, .... 20
sn. NHOofiS'" tOrGH, violent coughs, ......... 50
y. ASTHMA, uppr sscd Breathing, ............ 80
.! FAR ID CHARGES, impaired hearl' Z, ........ 30
%. sfAoFuLA, enlarged glands swcugs, -. 30
p, GENsRAI DEBILITY, fhi steal Weakness ~
q, DHofsY and scaniy Secretions, ............ ~
% sEA.sICkNEss, sickness from r.d;ng, ....... 30
-. HI NEf-DiskNSk, Gravel, .............. ~
.. NEKvtors DERiIrY, .......,,............ IN,
sil
80, URINARY WEAKNEs-, weitiug me btd, ....ao
HI rAINit !. PEhI"Ds WIN SpaslhS, ............a'
V! DISEASE OF llEARF, mipltatlons, etc.. .... "a
~. l'lpiTrIuA u!cerated sore throat ..,...., 80
'', CnRoEfc CONCESSIONS and Eruptlons, ......ap
Nia.' accents, except o. -, and iit y -
FAMILY CASES.
CIse Morocco with above IS large yials and
Case Morocco o. Of % arge yas an iiooK..'G @ ""
4
:" These remedies are sent hy Ii" case OF ngle
,oA 10 any part Of The county, ire" "f cnprE", on
receipt OF price. Address
HUMPHREYS
HON EoPATaIC MtDIciNEtU.
oHlcc ,nd Depot, No. 562 Broadway, MY Iurk
For sac IN Wilmington by
W. r. AlRICI.
JOHN J. dNlLAGilEli
UNITED STATES
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
For is75
NoW READY!
Containing ,..siuei Lists OF lie nus0caa II l,p-
ESlrEp STATES CANADA, HAVANA, &e.
PRICE, 3!O.uj.
+. ELLWuOD Il.lI, Publisher.
teh9,tl PHILADELPHIA.
AlLCOX LUMBER Co
MILLS, WILCOX, ELK co., PA.
ADDRESS a. b. PRESTON,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
uEMLuCK OF EVERY KIND CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
tS-Orlers ~ mai Will receive prompt attention
scpg II
G w. SCHULTZ,
a a :
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27

I
This train makes close connection with tr,,ps nn
the Delaware Railroad for all points North amt ,Du
OF SeafOrd and with Steamers, at Cambridge 10 and
| from Baltimore, on MOndaya, Wednesdays am Mi
| days JAMES NJ MliEPIIy ="
| JAnlG-tf Superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27

THOMAS y. TAsEkR, Jn. STgrH8s T.. N. TAaspg
M MORRIs, TAsKER 4 co,
PASCAL IRoE WORKS,
Philadelphia.
TASKER IRON WURKs
New Castle, Del. ...
once, FIFTH AND TASKEIt STS Phlla,elptna
once anu warehouse, 10 Gold Street. New YORK
once and warehouse No. 70 Oliver sl., Boston
AAEuFACTURSns OF
WROUGHT IRON WELDED TT BES plain, eNlyn
nzed AMI rubber-toated, for GaB Steam aud
Water
lAr-WELDED CHARCOAL IRON noIIE-
TUBES. ''"'"n
olLWElL TUBING AND CAsIN,,
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS.
BRASS VALVES AND COCKS
GAS AND 81 EAM- -FITTERS TOOLS
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER PIPE
STREET LAMP POSTS AND La hN'rhKNs
IMPROVED tOAL-uAS APPARATUS, etc
We would Call special attention 10 our Patent : y;
'"h'heo hau"ei-coseh Iuhe' mars2-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
@psfial Nnttfes.


w. f. Williams,
DRUGGIST
NINTH AND MARE EFT STREETS.
Keeps full line OF
DRUGS AND MRDIClNks
rure. flesh, anl carefully selected ior
DISPENSING PRESCRIPTIONS AND FILLING
ORDERS FOR FAMILY USE
Fntsr -'rnE BEST QUALITY oBTAlNABLF,
Never sacrIheng quality for cheapne1a.
SECOND -REAsoNA BILE Prices
specia attention paid to compnnnilng
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY AND AI,l-
kArELi.
W. E. WILLIAMS Prescription store.
Corner Ninth and Market SIS.
decl9-ly whining on bel.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
TNADULTERATED LIQUORS ONLY
~ ALEXANDER sAvIlLRS

- biIoot oJohE
No East Sixth Street (SaVllles BniIdinyl
Established for the exclusive sale of pur,. tnnnrs
Families supplied AT the lowest rates, Old Bfundies,
Wines, GINS, WHISTLES; also tine Eose COrdlAls Drla
ware Biters and klminrl. English, Irish and Sco,rh
Ains aud London Brown stout, In stUne and ylass
hotties, at $3.50 per dozen. e"''"
Orders by mail attended to promptly, Z. o. d., by
express. febIg-iy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
New York Oat Meal.

NEW YORK oA1 MEAL.
Eqaa to ihc scotch ard only half the price.
SOLD By
b.. 70. SHOEMAKER,
PHAKMAGISTS.
Ioy3-lt s03 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
pALTlMOKE 4 POTOMAU r. X.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON VHHnu0n
LINE

NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON TtIH6GQH
LINE.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY 3D. isil
Trains viii leave Wilmington IN connection wiz.
the baltimore iutpihhc X. IT,, ~ fuilu.a:
Leave Wilmington 2,os, A. NJ. Arrive Washington
Leave " Wilmington 1907, a, NJ. Arrye Washington
240i 7. NJ, city time
l.raye Wilmington l2.h6 p. NJ. Arriye wi.anetep
I.n9, i. NJ, city time.
REruHhihu:
Leave washington 9..a, A. ~, city time Atrge
Wilmington l2.aD, y. NJ.
Leave Washington at l1.aa A. NJ. arrive Huming-
ton 5.32, r. NJ.
Leave Washington 4.t3 +. NJ, city time Arrye
wilmington go T.. NJ.
Leave Washington 9.Us, r. NJ, clIy lime AftIy.
Wilmington l.2l, A. N.
Local Trains leave Baltimore i.ui I 81 and 1863
A. NJ. 100. 40, 74u go, =. NJ. Arrive waaiunsini
sSa, 800 aud l.Y3 A. NJ 2.in, 55i, 9.2a, AMI II ., r.
Nj.
Leave Washington s1b, A. NJ, s4o, 10 ana lo.ls
y. NJ. Arrive Baltimore 1000 A. NJ, t30, 5 % ami
IL, z. NJ.
Il. H. DubAHRI,
superintendent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
M ARYLAND Il DELAWARE RAIL
1fR ROAD.
GOING sourH
GOING NORTH.

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
ON AID after MONDAY, OCTOBER 10TH, 1874,
Trains will run AZ follows:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
ZINC DeInNynre Ayemmc Drmg NtOr,

Sells Homeopathic 'rncturrs, and Pellets, p ain an,
medleatcd. Also humphreys speeches and Witcl
llAzel.
". ALRlCIlS
ApOlhccafy,
lylI.tt 3Ul Delaware Avenue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-27
BaiI Bnad Y.nss.
WILMINGTON s. READING II
w WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1sT, ls75
xxll rttrt fs,il

"bnhai rhDltuAht lsT, lhI5
Trans Will run aH follows:
Dong Norhward. Going south,rs.l
No. D. No. 8. No. No.q. N,.a NJ
p III. n M. a. M a. H. II m ~ a..
alb g.. G.a1 Wilmington s5i eis ~
6.'3 1910 Tlg Chadd's Ford, $40 Ibt @ ,'.a
TlO l45 saS Coatesvle 7lO II a ~
ail 943 Springfield, gsa 20, ~,
h25 1920 Blrlsboro', eoo a. ~
dl0 l1t4 Reading, 400 ~
CONNECTIONS
At Wilmington with trains on the Philnl.tn,.t.
Wilmington " Baltimore and Delaware lailronI
Az Chadd's Ford with tralns on +. A II, O. n Il,
At toatesyille with trains on Pennn II. H. Iu,l a,
ReadnR wiih trains On Phlla Il Reading Irb WI
AMI East ronna., and Reading \ Columbia Enilta.i
AMI the headihg anl i.ehigh Railr AL
E. col !. Nus,
JNll'S tthrral SUPP iinttu.rif
hOKCFl ESTER 4 DELAWAitE /; 2
TIME TABLE
On and after MONDAY, September al la-4
Passenger iraius. with Freight oain at,,he,i
uhill further notice. run tm f"lloNr sup,in,,
Gepled
Leave Leave
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

Tom SANDERS of Buffalo owns a little,
lazy. slow mare, that is the ridicule of his
friends. One recent evening he and some
Of these friends we're talking of horses,
when he astouished them by Offering to
bet hundred Collars that he could ride
his mare twenty miles in an hour. He
counted ont his money in a tantal:zing
way, remarking that lis mare had been
laughed at long enough, and he had made
up his mind to show what she could do
II sevlntd like robbing Tom, so they all
said, to take his bet, but he insisted, and
the stakes were put into trustworthy hands
a day was chosen for the trial, and when
it came Tom led them to the Central Rail
road depot, where the homely little mare
was found aboard a baggage car. Tom
had tiCketed her for Rochester by express,
and when the train was ready to start he
got on her back smiling triumphantly.-
lie said he reckoncd that he could ride
that way twenty miles in an hour, unless
the time table lied. Away went the train,
with the referee holding his watch, and
the three fellows who had Joined in the
bet against the mare very sorrowful of ex-
preston. About fifteen miles had been
run la about half an hour, and Tom was
grinning in anticipation of easy vet nry
when the car bumped over something and
lie Was thrown off the mare by hastily ap
piled air brakes. An axle had broken
aud the train was stopped for more thar
an hour. And Tom was not SO rueful owe
the loss of the stakes and the failure o
his trick, as lie was over his stupidity IL
not thinking of taking the mare off the ca
aud riding the rest of the twenty miles, a
there had been ample time to do within
the hour.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15
ACHING FOR a ROW.

Yesterday. as a policeman was leaning
against the walls of the Detroit aud Nil
waukee depot, he was approached by man
about thirty years old, whose red face was a
good match for his hair. lie was little
"sprung," and he felt like a steer turned in
to a clover field
Mister" said he, speaking very conf
dentially to the officer, al don't want to get
locked up, and have my name in the papers.
and be fined, but am in from Ionia. on a
little blow out, and d give clean ten dol
lar note TO have a little scrinmage with
somebody" 'Iou mean you want to
fight?' asked the officer. That's what |
mean. I'm just aching for row. | want
to stand before about three good fellows and
have some one to give me the word to 20
in" The officer asked if he was heavy on
the fight, and he answered "IIeavy, I
should say | was Why, I'm terrible.
They call inc the Russian bear at home, and
the full town stand up or sit down, Just as
say!'
The officer told him it was his duty to
discourage disordeliy conduct: but in a case
like that, where a man had come 100 miles
to get up row, he felt it his duty to extend
indirect aid. He told the Russian bear to !
go to the corner of Bcaubren street enter
some saloon, talk in very load voice, and !
he'd soon have his hands full.
That's me; much obligcdl" exclaimed
the man, and he walked off In about ten
minutes boy came running down and said |
that man with q chcwed ear, two blck /
eyes and broken nose was ''up there in
the ditch. The officer went back with the
boy, and nc soon came upon the Russian
Dear who was lying in the gutter, one leg
doubled back, blood all over him and his
coat ripped in every seam. That's YOU. i
itF' asked the officer, as he pulled at the
mans arm. ''Wcll, did you find the p,
Policeman" replied the man, as ne re-
gained his feet and looked at himself and
lett OF his car, policeman" don't it seem
to you as if did ?''
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15
A BRAVE MOTHER sAEFS nER CHILD
FROM A COUGAR.

On the bank OF the clear fork Of the
Brazos river, John SplInan and his family
were sitting in his little cabin, enjoying the
comforts of a brilliant fire, when the dogs
Get up fierce barking, says the Kansas City
Times. Mr.. Hewitt, who lives with Mr.
Selman, walked out to see what was the
matter, and discovered large cougar Mr..
Ii. stepped back to get a gun. leaving the
door open, intending to return in moment.
Bat their morning visitor did not choose to
wait Tor his return, and followed imme-
dIat1ly into the house. The first introduce
tton the intruder gave himself was 10 leap
upon little child, taking hold of its neck
with It's monster teeth, iniiicting some very
severe wounds. Mrs. Sclnan the mother of
the child, grabbed it AMI released it. The
animal then made an attempt to recapture
the child from the mother, ard MIR Hewitt,
who is gifted with uncommon size and
strength, knocked the monster down and
kicked It under the bed Mr.. Selman had
got hold of the gun by that time, and as the
cougar came from under the bed he shot it,
the ball entering the left side Of its neck,
ranging back aud coming ont through the
abdomen. But that only Infatuated him
more than ever. He then leaped upon the
bel, tearing the bed and bedding. The door
had got closed during tie frucas, and the
wild animal, having become dissatisfied with
his little prison, ike lion in a cage, leaped
from side to side Of the room, upsetting the
chairs, tables, and other furniture, at the
same time uttering the most terrific screams
imaginable. At .ast, Mr.. Selman got hold
OF another gun, and shot it through the
shoulder. 1t then jumped at the FIRE, grab
bing its mouth full of live Goals, and stood
there and srowicd until Mr.. Selman opened
The door, AMI Mr.. Hewitt took it by the tail
and drngs2d it out into the yard, where it
died. lt measured eleven fest nine inches in
length.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

a SQUIRREL's LEAP.-Recenty little
red squirrel, having been peStered colsid-
erably by the lads above the saw-lnll Of
Eben Webster & CO., on Marsh Point
Orono, took refuge for life by running up
the large brick chimney near the mill by
clinging to the corner he kept focthuld 50
well that he succeeded in reaching the very
top. He found himself upon The iron cap
1881 feet from the ground. As more and
more of the waste stuff from the mil was
Tdded to the furnace the chimney grew
IolIel Cd his situation became more ana
more dlsagreeaO1O lie tried TO descend
upon the side of the chimney. bur after
getting down a few feet gave 1t up TUNED
about and went back. By this TIM, ia
chimney top had become 50 hot that be
must leave IT, so after looking about care
fully for few minutes he evidently maae
up his mind that he must leap 10 save BIS
life, and this he did, spreading ont his legs
and balancing himself 50 that he struck
the ground about fly feet from the base,
uninjured, and Immediately scampered on
and Secreted himself under pile OF boards
little distance away.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

ROWAN REMAISs.-Au important dlsooF-
cry has been made at Highwood, near the
village Of Ashill, in Norfolk, England con
sisting of a vast collection of Roman re-
mains in an oak-lined well, so feet deep;
The Norfolk and Norwich ArcheolcglC~
Society recently visited the spot, when ~ ,ns
well, under the superintendence ol h'.
Barton, was emptied of its contents .! f"
number OF workmen. The well contains .
great variety of articles, the post a0nl,uaI' ,.
being urns, of which about 100 have uf'i' 'i
obtained; more than fifty of these are ~ ~
feet and many of most beautiful ioru IL ~
ornamentation. There Is consio'. ~ ~.
doubt as to the purpose which tAeSs .LoT
were intended to serve. There are "a
two at Ashill, and others have been l'--1
else where.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15
THE SU N.
end D4ILT for 1919.

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

a Harry FACULTY.-Thc u = - 80
nephew of the celebrated CHIEF oi .gi;tT o'
of Paris, possessed one singular g,,T..t glnsnt
which wonld have made him an eAc0,'c--, lorr
clown in a pantomime. He had the H.: ,e.:
rare quality of forcing facial onSn5 ds5o,s
While his eyes would apparen,E IA Gyi he
.lat he was crying his mouth w. WI ,bos,
laughing, his cheeks furrowed iikI 10 had
of an old man. More wonderful no md
control Of all these transforna.'o,-.SSa, o,.Sabjs
could retain them at viii without ,iOI lat
or pain. 1t is said that during Wv out ot
days of the Empire he went "a anu In bis
different places uurccognizea .!
most intimate associates.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

POTTERY TREE.-The potter BEraza
Para is one of the caliosiiiee ;, diam
The stem does not exceed toot n ibppadrrd
eter and grows to the hight OF one one ro,nsists
feet. But its greatest peeuiiaglr.l .l winch
in the nature of its wood aHu 20. 20 are used
contain so much silica that they . S,[ ,r[sssels.
for the manufacture of eaIthe!,"' ,,.., ,ban the
wood no c"iH and in preparing it fsr ,Sdna the P2
use, it is first burnt ard the ni,T smil't
q q%antify Of each ingredient t,2I, p5oGgfs cuts ks
Superior ware. The fresh bar 6aiN !. diffcult
soft sandstone, and when drieo i
to break.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

To DIsGUIsE CtsTOR OiL.-Rub two
drops oil cf cinnamon with an ounce of
giyccYue. and add an ouuoe of castor oil.
Children 1iu take it and ask for more.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

ssIIrIH CLOSED FOR REPAIRs" was the
Haven, on New Years night,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-01-15

bunch of slippery elm bark and put it in
Tire lard. ard cook ono hour.