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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-05-21
TrCENrENN1ALur WEsrMoRELANn

SECESTESNIALOFy yE W WESTMORELAND.
The centennial celebration at Greeusburg,
on Saturday last, in honor of the Hannas-
town declaration of independence, which was
promulgated to the world one hundred years
ago last Sunday, was indeed a big thing so
far the marching of military, the display
ing Of bunting, the blowing of horns, the beat
ing of drums. the making of speeches, the
outpouring of people, and the importing of
lager concerned. Otherwise. it was not
what anticipated in a centennial cele-
tratiou, although it was much better than
we could have done ourself had we had the
doing of il. The military force consisted
o: company OF the Duquesne Greys,
kuapp's and Hutchinson batteries, the
Latta Guards, Companies ID and L of the
l4th Regiment, Heath Zounwes, and the
Gallagher Greys, the music was furnished
bv ths famous e rrat Western band, II efiick =
drum corps aud the Mt. Pleasant band, all
under command CT Chief Marshal Dick
Coulter and eight aids, and the speeches
made by Hon. Edgar Cowan, orator of
the day, Governor Harrranft, (very briefly, }
JHdge fitzpatrick, and Hon. 4. j. Bigham,
the meeting being presided over by no less a
parsonage than Hon. Simon Cameron, the
great Winnebaso Chief, 40 called. While
in Greensburg we met quite nun''1cr OF the
craft editorial, among whom for courfesies
extended we desire specially to mention
Messrs. Van and Jim Laird. cf the Argus,
aud staunch friend Bill Keenan,, now
out of the harness, as we'll rs Frank Higgins,
of the Pittsburgh Post, Charley Fink, of the
1.atrobe idUdnce, Capt. Eisenbise, of the
Williamsburg East Finder, and NJ. A. Cooper
Of the MT. Pleasant Do,rn, not forgetting
our kind friends Dan. e.. Morris and Geo.
T. Herff, who ale none the less gentlemen
because they do not belong to the newspa-
per fraternity.
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HY EX EAH..

CCNNINGHAM-BUR Riley Married.. at the
Catholic church. CarrolitOwn, ON Tuesday, May
1lth. 1875, bv Il ~. Ambrose Heubncr. Mr.. WM.
= CCNNIN0HAN and Miss DELLA A. DCRLEY. :.
both or Carroll township.
-SrOLTZ-Marriec. at tic same
place, on the snme day, by Rev. Michael Hof-
meyer, Mr.. ANhREw w EsTRfCr;, OF Susquehan-
ma township, and Miss BARBARA S+oLrz, of
Carroll township
BEAREK-HAMMERSLY at the
same place. on TUESDAY. May 18TH by Rev. \.
Heubner; Mr.. FRANCf3 j. BEARER and Miss
ELIZA BErR HAAMERsLY, both of Susquehun ma
township.
GRAY-NAGLE.-Marri at the same place,
the same day, by Rev. ". Hofmeyer, MIR.
WV. A. GRAY and Miss AGNES NAGLB, both of
SusQuchanpa township.
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DEDICATION or ST. JOINS CHURCH

DEDICATION or ST. JOINS CHURCH,
ALTOONA Schedule Of Special Trains. As
heretofore announced III these columns, the
declaration OF St. Johns (Catholic) church,
Altoona, one cf the largest and most impos-
ing religious cdiiices in the State, outside
the large cities, will he dedicated to the
service Of the Triunc God on Sunday, May
3oth, on which occasion the dedication ser
is not surpassed for learning and eloQuence
Ivy any clergyman in the State, and in the
evening Rt. Rev. NJ. Domenec, Bishop cf
the diorese, will deliver a lecture appropri-
ate 10 the occasion. Admission tickets eith-
er 10 the dedication ceremonies or the lee
ture fifty cents each. Special trains the
IA. X. Il. and the Holidays sburg rrarch
will run on that day as follows:
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THE PEOPLE WANT PRoOF-There is

THE PEOPLE WANT PROOF.-There is M
medicine prescribed by Physicians. or sold
by Druggists, that carries such evidence of
its success and superior virtue a. BOsCHEE' S
GERMAN SYRUP for Severe Coughs, Colds
settled on the Breast, Consumption, or any
disease of the Throat or Lungs. proof of
that fact is that any person afflicted can get
aSample Bottle for 10 cents and try its won
derful effects before buying the regular size
at as cents. 1t has lately been introduced
into this country from Germany, and it's re-
markable cures are astonishing every one
that uses it. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try IL. Sold ty Lennon 81 Murray
Ebensburg, and W oleslagle & Son, Wilnore.
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--Hc pressed her gentle form tn his and
whispered in her ear if when he was far far
away, she'd shed for him ear. He paused
to iiear = cheering word, hi- throbbing heart
10 cool, aud with her rosy lips she said, "Oh
Bill F.! you're sich n fool--tnr sure you know
I love you we'll, and that INV heart for you
o'erfiows, every time yon cut swell In
Murphy'a fine store Clothes Star Hal,
1Oy Clinton street, JohnstoVvn, which Is just
now hiied tn repletion with an ,insurpassa-
BILE stock cf Spring clothing of all styles, tex
lures, sizes aud prices-tle latter being in
variably of the very lowest order.
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SPECIAL. TRAIN FROM JoHNsrowS.
CAMBRIA COUNTY SUNDAY School AS.

CAMBRIA COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL As
soCIATIoN.-The annual meeting of the
Cambria County Sunday School Association
will he held At Wimore, on Tuesday and
w ednestay, June 1st and I'd, and IL is ear
ncstly Urged that delegates be chosen and
special collections taken Tip for defraying
the expenses of said convention, the hope
being confidently entertained that every
school in the county will be represented full
ly az this the sixth annual meeting. II is
70 he regretted that some officers have been
indifferent in reporting representing their
schools. In my report for 1874 there were
fifteen Schools IN tins county not represented
or reported at all.
j. c. MARrIS, Secretary
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Mt Godfrey Wolf, the enterprising
Altoona clothier, whose immense establish
ment Ia on Twelfth avenue, next door to the
Post office. has returned from the East and
is now busy waiting upon his customers,
showing them his mammoth new stock just
received. Mr.. VOLTS experience in the
business. his good Judgment and cash pur-
chases enable him to offer Inducements to
the public that cannot I've excelled by any
house in the city. BY buying for cash he
saves considerable and gives his customers
tHe benefit of it all. Don't fail to call at
once and see Mr. VOLTS stock.
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-"Stay," he said, his right arm around
her waist. and her face expectantly turned
to him, shall it I've the kiss pathetic, SYM
pathetic, graphic, oriental. intellectual, pa
roxysmal, quick and dismal, slow and unc-
tious, long and tedious, devotional, or
WHAT" She said perhaps that would he
the better way but wished it to he distinctly '
Understood that If he didn't order his we'd
ding garments forthwith from S. j. Hess
& Bro, o41 and 243 Main street, Johnstown,
the kisrin4 business would have to stop i'm
mcdiately, il not sooner. a fine stock of
Spring goods just received by the above
firm
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NELLoR & HoENE's PALACE or Music,
PITTSBUKGH, PA.-If any place deserves to
be call,d a Palace of Music, il is certainly
that of Mellor Il Hoeue, No. 20 Fifth avenue,
for there can bc no question that it is the
most complete, most extensive and best ap-
pointed establishment of the kind in that city.
We have referred hundreds of times in our
paper TO this well known firm and have
! given the strongest kind of recomme ndations
OF il, and of the pianos and organs repre-
scented by it--and we can say that all We
have said and have promised Of it, has been
strictly performed, as thousands Of custom
ers all over the country can testify with us.
Che pianos and organs they have furnished
have always proved exactly what they were
represented to he, and their prices have al
ways been found to he rs reasonable a. re-
Liable Instruments could 6e sold at We
therefore take pleasure III speaking again of
Messrs. Melior & Hocne's establishment,
and of recommending it TO those parties who
} are i'm need of a piano or organ. The firm
now deals in greater number OF first-class
Instruments than any other frin in that city.
The following is the list: Chickeriug q
Sons Pianos, Pazleton Bros. Pianos, X ranich
& Bach Pianos Hanes Bros. Pianos, Bchn-
ing & Diehl Pianos, Spangs Organs, Mason
& Hamin Organs Nogei Il lincoln Organs
Shouinger 6 Co. Organs. Besides these
standard makes they have always on hand
cheaper grades of piano. and organs. and
can always furnish piano as low as $3.50 90,
and Il new organ as low "a $4,000. And
beside the great advantage of n spendid
variety of instruments to select from, Meilor
& Hoene offer another feature which they
introduced in the piano and organ business
some years ago. This is the monthly In
stallment plan. In former wears, a man had
! 20 pay cash down ii he wanted Il piano, or
give n note, with or without security, Just
the dealer required, and the whole price
of the piano had to I've paid in about six
months. But Mcllor & Hoene have changed
all this state of things. The popular way Of
getting piano or organ now, is the Monthly
Iustailment Plan-thst is, you make a mod
crate payment the time OF getting the
instrument, and agree to pay a certain
amount monthly until the price (previousy
agreed upon) is paid MP; the time of these
/ payments to run from one to :wo years
as You may desire. Here there is a plan l,y
which even those in moderate circumstances
can become the pcs.e.sor of piano or organ
This plan is especially convenient ~ those
who have a regular income or salary, as
teachers, mechanics, clerks, &c, and even
to merchants and others who, though sf-
/ fluent, may not desired to take out at one
time so much as the price Of piano. Again
cordially recommend those who want
piano or organ, 70 call on Mellor s. Hoene,
IS Fifth avenue, or, if you live ont of that
city, write to them by postal card or cfher-
wise, stating what you want and you will
get a: once all the information you desire.
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For SALE or RrNr.-The we'll .,

For SALE on RFNr.-The we'll estab-
lished hotel property at Su,nmitville, Cam
bria county, known "a the National House,
Is offered for sale NJ a big bargain until May
29th, after which, If not sold, it will be rent.
ed on accom- mmodating terms The house is
we'll adapted to the business and has always
enjoyed remunerative patronage. For fur
ther information call on OF address
john c. BoLAND, Proprietor,
t5-2i.-3t.1 Summitville, Ia.
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IRoS City COLLEGE.-Sfudents save
time and money by attending the Iron City
College during the summer season. No
vacations. School always in session. Stu
dents received at any time. For circulars
address the PRINCIPAL, y. G. SMITH, A. NJ,
Pittsburgh Pa
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NOTICE.-HAN OFF!-We.
~ the undersigned, have bought ut She--
iH's sale tie following described personal proper
", to wit: clock, bar fixtures and ti;mblers. .
tables. cupboard and dishe stove and fixtures.
clothes-press, sewing machine. lot of carpet.
bureau. carpet AMI stand. bedsteads and carpet:
carpet and clock. sets chairs. Is betistcads and
bedding. and stands. which we have left in ia ire
OF S. A. McC;ough during our pleasure.
X. y. HADS.
HENRY EI1ON,
JOSEPH CRAMFH.
JOS EPH wERTNER.
Ghost Spr.npS Nay
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THE IRON CITY COLLEGE is the only in
stitution of the kind in this city that we re-
commend to the public patronage-Presby.
tcyian Banner, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted to
~ WILLIAM COLE, of Carroll township,
will please make immediate payment. and those
having claims aganst him will present them to
mo for settlement. W. j. BUCK,
assignee Il " m. Cole
Allegheny Twp, May 81, Iss5.-st.
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a SSIGNEE'S SALE OF PERSON.

H ~ ? VI
IA Al. PROPERTY.-Wili be offered at
Public Sale At the residence of WILLIAM CoLp
I'm Carroll township. on TUESDAY. JUNE S>s 4.
proximo. the following described personal proper
years old, ~ head heavy drauyht Horses. 2 Cots
. head Young Cattle. " sets heavy Harness. l
/ Mower and Reaper. Hay Rake, Farm Wag-
ons. Spring Wagon. Windmill. Cutting Box,
Bob Sleds. and q great variety Of Farming Cten-
sils. Household Furniture. sc.
~ Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ and
80 continue until all the property Is sold. Terms
maae known N day Of ssie
May Il. is'6.-cts W. J. BUCK, Assignee.
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PATENTS PROCURED.

Also bought and sold. Aftcr procuring your Pat
cnts will sell them for you. Call on, or address
for circular, o. u. LEWIS, Solicitor i22 FIFTH
Avenue, tnbcre smithtcld street,) PITrsBuRGH.
PA. [5-2l.-om.f
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Very Rev. Father Tuigg. the greatly
beloved pastor Of st. Johns (Catholic)
church, Altoona, wSs. Friday evening
last, presented by the pupils of St. Johns
Convent school with a silver card basket
containing $50 in gold and about the same
amount in greenbacks, the occasion being
the tw~nty-ffth anniversary Of his promo
tion to the priesthood. The presentation
address was delivered by Miss Josie Smith
and responded to IN a becoming mannerhy the
worthy recipient. A presentation of flowers
and an address was also made by Misses y.
Plack, L. Montgomery and NJ. Kelly, the
assistant pastor, Father Gallagher, and
Brother Williams of the Tribune, each COM
ing in for a very elaborate aud beautiful bo.
quet Music, songs and a sacred drama en-
titled "The Day of Jubilee, or the Angel OF
Spring" added their charms to the interest
ing and happy occasion.
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Alice Thompson, sister Of tho man
who was accidentally shot and killed on
Brush mountain, near Altoona, on the 5th
of last December. has brought suit against
man named Watts Rea for assault and
battery with intent to kill, the charge being
that he entered the residence of the plain
tiff and made a dash for her father's throat
with n pocket knife, besides cutting and
slashing about her own person with the same
weapon, much to tlie damage of her wear.
ing apparal. meantime threatening IN ex-
tinguish her lamp Of life then aud there
without further ceremony Both parties 70.
Altoona.
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TRANCIS MULVEHILL. YER

- TINARY SURGEON AND FARRIER.-
All diseases Of Hcrses and Cattle treated prompt
ly. fntelligcntly. and upon very moderate terms
Residence cn High street, nenr tbs western
tremtty Of Eher.turg. tsu-tfl
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GOLDEN HARVEST FOR AGENTS

$50 WEEK made selling the z Wonders or
Gem Pastry CGp--wanted in every family. Send
35 cents for sample. Twenty other articles for
agents. Address CONKLOIN co. No. t32
EIYTH AVENUE, tabove Smith1eid street. PITrs-
BURGH, Pa. f5-2l.-6m /
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EOR MATTRESSE SHA-
n yINss-Thc best and cheapest article
known They will last for years. Only eight cts.
per pound. Forty potinds will hl the largest mat
tress. For sale by
ARMSTRONG, BRO. & Co.
T4-3o-4tl ~ and 40 First Ave. Pittsburgh. Ia.
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Vocal Works
Piano Accompaniment

NurusH Guoss MnIcptss, beautifully
illustrated Ark far M vrll.'~ kdtion.
or yum Will get 4 cheap photograph copy !
4i,.n IN hnsitlal full gilt Na.te.
SHINING I.iulif. A collection III Sacred
Anngs. LA In boards elu,h AMI silt ,
I'M.
ueIeHs inAtns. Vols, /, II 4 collection
II snngs ani fhornres, ny ", \ lays.
Each WI Gi.75iA hoaii-i elvsh sui
rlt n. ~,
ua.atn unl Huns, swrrf Fa.sns Asn
Ilhrainn Eennas. Three wis ~ choiee
llulns songs. by llays banks. etc. Ea.ll
vi 7 ~ Ia hp4i.ls el.ti, unl pil, -,
T. ntsIlIs- n1As 4 ihe collection q
~anR.. IA Wallace. Thunae keller, &C
49, III inarls. cloth AMI Gilt, ssan
itlarns ilnt4altoip Nhinu,,+. vol Il
t'an.ainins MI the latest mt les, songs
Is HasR, ite4as lilamas slsNHrt. about
lvll eongr VI. IN boi II eieth all giit
II
slai,iaid ,t,.l, ~ulp~. sssstli l,am,spi
i, ,ls,as - III bp.fals, eisth and sils,
~,
annsAs Nul.silfpns Alata. ~ songs
with buy Ani ,.rr tex, ssao
N,srt.sn,,> III s.Sna Elegant ioiit
sil,llan inis filt, $3.50
The 4ainr ~ 'lspr soie. IN ! ,ol@ ssn
zach s..au III Iatsr eiail,. tI.'a
s,nt AANhs VA. AIM ~ 10 Fpngs
with krp and ter test, d. 10 In paper
full gilt, calaO.
HrAlianr ~ Aaxn A collection of IN,
rrrI anil Mural sungs. beautifully Illus
trate'l b, .he liros bal,,el Fun gIIt,
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4 issua gsam - ~ 1 II, v.
~ 4 III - ~. slsss ssA
- t4e4a4#st# A*+iANNA i -
49, 4 "A - MI tr4ass As
-. 80 ~ 49, ~ ~ lssssf 49,
49, sfsAss III y ~ Ais - il w.
slga4 sAa tsNtea ~ fsssAars 4
ss4s iHK ttA4 iht - a~fA
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ntgs wAlsas i att sssaaans ttsH
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sa,st, Apa w. iiar& II ltpA4aa N
~ ~ .sa VI itAsAsa sNHas II VI \
~ eHtsHsfsn AlHs. ~ 49, - - a.
eliAs he essss isia~Aslis 7 ~ s'ieas
eA ftef mti Il hittsf AstA atiensisss
arpisisi "A W. ~ fha Vi Nv NFA
,0Afvh fs,iiea ~ Iva ,latsh ~,
far. ts.ls .lhs, - aaeh hstf ~ has
leeu Developed IN Ills sanis.i. ard
| ~. ktti,A'ua. iltsaTh w sasla w
..tt.ls welcomed y, tie msiu'i,,
rl.as - H. retire ffem ,hs bell. --,l'a.
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PIANO WORKS.

fAiAS HlxaYHr, rnsML Naors, MAutr
HlkaLE, and lutSu riAtSist. Four eul.
lselInns of vAsy Piano Music, suitable iur
young players, most VI the pieces hvins
without oaiAves. Each vol. ~. ID Inn boards,
eloth and gil. tan0,
MUSICAL NAuGEArtoSs. A collection 81
Dance Music. tl.7o In boards, cloth and
gilt k9bU,
noInNn d'mtAss. A choice collection of
rArlor Music, by th. .kinkci, ti75 In
boards, eivsh and gilt, os.nO
ukllLlAxr NkAs. Containing medium
diHiculty, ~ Mymal, kinkel, utr. Ri III
In boards cloth Anl Gilt, gs.i0
HInAur.' WALIxlr, NuLs. 1. Il IL. AK
gur Peters kdi.ion, the only complete cvpy
giving the full wnltlss No played by Thorn
NJ Orchestra. ~ In boards clolA "a
rvAALA " MELnns. A collection u
Dance and pArler Music. w In boards
full gilt ~
Fkf1ss fAnLen Mcsic, voL /, Oh,
lAls~, aud hvpl Plano Music ef moderate
,lifilsai,y, e5ia boards full gilt, o..
Ia CAkAehk "A tArMH, WITS. 4, and
II. a collection Vi th.ioe Piano Mus,a.
~ ThalbcrH, lIsst. Heller. 60. This Il
decidedly Tho best collection VI hound mMAis
In Tho market bach " IN boasds, full
sill. ~
Desrm0ssx's hohAfAs, Hsu, full gllt, ~,
y follu, /. Id
g HORNS WALrkts,SI ~, rolonsisrs. Nv
Nneiurncs. m, ballads, ~, rrulM,ivs
e2ho, honatas, $3.50. Ailln rtitr papu,
eusVrs,
MgsnpLasons's roArLkra piANo WoMke
Eiagant folio eiillon, la / vols, rnel,. VI IA
Avn e.lislun, full gill,i vols, oasl,, H;l 10
sso edition, Ispsr cuycrs, / vols, each
t9snD.
NosAEr's AnkAfA. Full gilt. aa0
WknkA's riAsD Wpaks. Full gilt. a..
Mailed posl.pail, on receipt of price
Address,
il, PETERS. Hls BROADWAY, NY.
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At il gathering of tme .1O Mctho.
dist clergyman In boston IN thc 9Th
inst, bishop Haven broarhei tho pro.
position TINT President GraM 10 NOM
mated nv thirl term. Tn lsshop'a
answer was n unanimous AMIN The
occurrence mas liz ~. down NJ sivnitl.
can,l, romplineniar, rather than ro-
litira.ly consequential. clitago Tri.
bune.
NV ifrnme orO Catholic cleraymcn
y onll nominate some catholic like
ten. Sherman for instance fot tic
.ame high uillce; ~nnlj'n, Hpmc howl
md Tho matter Le politically ccnso-
uncntialf"
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~ So AN RsAfs
- - - ssA hNe u
- s#
49, - M
~ AiYss Y #s - Hs4A
~ Ae4s asts - ~ y
~ st& Ae sfas !
fA 80 $3.50
49, $3.50 M A+sA wtt# sAfHs
80 sAgs~ms ~ - aHat44tt'ea
Il - ia - ~sasss = ~ ssas v
r. - s#ss*@+ ". AAaAaa e 81
Mests ~ tasn.stl tstsse II ~ le
vtAss4 ts4stgef II NV VIE Y ~
ArW ts4tss 80 iAs lfases ne
n n NblgAa - eeNiA IF l4s tsv
rttA4 Fs aNs teAsaitAet il - st4e Y
N +as e8AhtAstsA i* t8fag 49,
ai.ss tit wife n Vs.
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~. r.nsus II 10 sAt~s 7 100 n'f'
f.sms II M. -. sra ~ stessFr
ssssns "A ahs sefts sni = 80 600
tserls engaged II Fsfwing t'ffaras
l.t~ren ~ 49, III rrre.. shtft we're
80 80 iei~tse ttN anl i'tl srrv.,
s4a.uan TIE stasl th,ae Il fasHs
~as 81 s6a Goo. aoa. aaa ~ selal u
fsfnlag imlismsnss ana msehihet,
~as tslas.s - These ferm. lto-
iusea I'll 400 600 hashr's II enrr.
o.. GOO 900 bushels Il wheat, ~,
uoa. GOO Il oats. Il aun.nun q rye,
aa. unn. 900 bushels II harley. and H..
coo fnu bushels IL hnrk~hea', and,
he.i,les these. 7. coo. too bales 81 ee,.
ton. each averaging 400 pounds, n.
100. 600 pounds u tax. and nearly
In, 600 tons of hemp Tho farmer,
moved and cured, Hi 1870. q unn, 90,
tons II hay, and raised u. 600. got
r,unas u hops, 100000 pounds .,
,ses. and 90, 600, 900 pounds otto
bacoo. louisiana and Texas produced
$1,000 hogshea,ls Il sugar and al,uuu
ouu gallons &c nolasscs, ut maple su
gar there was raised -. 900. 90,
poand~ u Irish potatoes. $4,000, oot
bushels, These. III brief, are some y
our important products, aud indicate
tha, no conn,r, In the worll---for coil
climate. and diversity u erops--ca,
compare with ii.
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Tho Now York Mercantile journal
tells u: Tho eastern people REBEL.
cd against tho oxtor.ions II tho rnil.
roads. They wero determined 10 have
cheaper transportation. They HAYS
got II. They are now rebsllnH nc an.,
The cxtortions Of iiuancisrs; they afs
determined 10 have cheaper money.
aud .hoy viii ut Il. When W 900
money offered 4. .. per cont. on good
security, wo may be made to believe
that shoro IL plethora II money; but
not while Il II 10 Tho Mercantile
journal ID sound In iss judgment and
right In principle. Money cannot DO
ssil 10 Le plenty while tho rate v In
tsfes, f,r it, uso Ii much abo,s y per
esut.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-24
ncccmlrr. like ihe three nrrro,l

December, like tho three preceding
months. derives Il. mama tfnm its nu.
,ne1.eal position III tie old Rt.nan cal,
enanr, when tho ,cnr was divided into
Ton months. with tho insertion 1T sup.
Elementary days. % complete tho ~.
Rod required fur tho Cart, '.rcyolu,i,n
around tho sun.
The saxeus styled i. Wintcr.m,nat.
VI winter month, but after they he.
uA'ae christians they changed \ Il
ilolish, ~ holy month. hepLnss Ia |,
occurs tho Christmas anniversary. a.
mong modern Germans this In changed
~ ch,is. monnt.
TN tho a9n,l tho sun entered the
sign 'aprleornnr, tho Goat Tho idoa
allogeriaei thus By 4 climbing animal
h fail 70 he tho ascent of tho sun.
which after reaching IN lowc.t declin.
alton Ut Tho winter 4olAtise IN the
2lss, begins 10 riac on IT. upward patl,
and continues rising from that date un.
I'll Il reaches IL greatest altitude on
juno .lst u tho summer solslics.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-12-24

Tho pressure u thu iinlos has com.
prllsd iha manufacturers VI INIT VOL.
~ goodr NJ Amsterdam. N. Y. 10 r.,
dacc tho wAges u sh.ir. employees Tn
ror cent. aud shout nino hundred op,
sratises arc on 4 strikosln consequence
Az - DO expected, tho Resumption
act gets 10 lack II cursing from ths
Amsttrlnmmors