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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

Parties recently LETT the States to es-
tablish bank in the Black Hills; capital
$1,000; specislty, faro. ,s e T. -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

General Tom Thumb recently exchanged
his sloop yacht Maggie B. for q solitaire
diamond valued 1t $4,000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

In election disanasiona the old game. Of
brag il revived ~ in she7was. Oae Dsme-
Graf can oatvots ten Republicans, II prop
erly srmod.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

The foreign imports in New York fol-
July show very heavy decline from the
reduced totals of last year. .. .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

Lord Broaghsm snee ds6sed . lawyer
thus: "A learned gentleman. who rescaes
your estate from your enemies, and keeps
1t himself" i-ss isU2 :. tHN So ar. ..,tt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

4 "atezn.wheeler," much after the Mis-
tissippi patssrs, has made it, appearance
on the Hudson river.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

Tho ~ serpent has been seen of
Chesapeake bay. Twenty-Five feet long,
and ~ thick ~ fonr barrel, il the usual
aiz0. 4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

The General now spoken Of - strong
enough to move must have been very
weak. 49,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

Carl Schurz has informed the Indiana
Republican committee that hvwill take the
stump for their State ticket Is soon - he
can, and remain with themlAs long a. his
time will allow. G4aPtss.s h. r.as
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO TAx.PAYRRs.

I V1EICB UOAWU VI U8A1B xN0 CI1Y Hn0Heanne
No. 158 Common stree, up stairs
+. New Orleans. La, August /, isis
FNH1 TAX PAfRRS or THE CITY o. INV
hereby notified that the assessment n nj :t ~
and personal property fer SLATE and city ~" ~
the year 1876 exi1ble ~ tho year 1871 sre coss.
1ectlon from 8 A. n TIL 81 y. lS9pdsys excenss;H
'uet!l the THi9fY.E1kSr Day UF I66UsT III
at which time eli complaints, Of excassiye . y:
erroneous assessments viii b cspsdered' ~ y.
der to svoid delsy. facilitate aDd axpsdtte bus.
ness taxpayers are requested to brisx their iast
years tax eeeipt. or descriptions Of the propertv
il HBRwIG.
AMI I'm ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

1t was Bod mispRiat thas - Bio neca
chant had paid win Iii cheek N ascyuhtf
etc. That eurfeaay Haa,t pay with my
sort Of in6ation. nrF s,,ia 81, .- n ..s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

Prince Bismarck 10 said 20 bss perfect
master Of American slang. His favorite
phrase Z, "Hov is that for hight" It IL
said, also, that the Prince u, nat . bit Of .
anoh Ff.s Ji~ ~af FHa-sWs yHf:n&ss,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16
Ye,u.0 rifst'& 8qnlbliaalt4
OFFICIAL joUhNAI or the UNITED STATES
fFIcIAt, 1oiaNAil Isl AiEv ,tRleinSI
NV 6RI.iiiizIS, AUGUST Is, 1879:
Proctor Knob rspresJns3 :, i,oJl farm il
Kentucky.

The present has been the most expensive .
Of al sessions Of Congress-.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

Ars. 6turgis, the estimable wife Of the
General, has become insane from grief ct
the loss Of her emily con, Lieutenant Hturgis,
who was killed in the recest Caster dis
aster. ~ ~ -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

Campaign clubs are adopting the pitch.
fork - the Hayes and Wheeler emblem.
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.9!e = ~ ..ae I4ANKslAM. yR. Clerl


NfC2N1 ptSTRlCT COURT T0B THI PARISH
70 the mSdisoFs q ~ 49, ~ 8 Il, cSksexr.
2ons neret4 tnteDeste %! shev ,eourp Hif1do ten
csss nom the Pcepept noti6 alton, any they have
~ ~, sypT The aec6vpr present06 BY Antonio
0Htee, edMlnastrAaofOf thfs estate. Sh6Ald NOT %
ntG;mSolo8ated and approved. and the funds dis
tI1outed In accordance Herewith.
ny order Of the Court.
aais NA FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

DBPA11R1sf % fhPRovRnzxu, ,
new OrlAAng, July ID, l876

New Orleans, July ID, 1876. !
CEALBD PROPOSALS WILL pR RRCRrvRD RI
- the undersigned until twelve O'Clock II. on the
n,teeH nth day 81 AuG.st ls7s; e. the purchase
rom the city OF the Iron DkAWBMDGR over tho
:. Tho euccesslM tiddeF viii pa entitled to I'll Of
the Material IN the old bridge, which must be re-
distinctions to the putt ing up Of the new one b.
fore the arss day o. September ensuing, II re-
CURED, or withia ten days after adjudication Of
The fcundat0a for the tuutAhle VIII not be dis.
turbed, and ell work connected with removal
yeyor, who snail designate The time when the re-
movAl shall begin In case Of unexpected delay in
arrival Of new ulidge. :.
The city reserves ths right to reject any and al
bids X 4 RIJRkF
jylS 81 2f27 81 auI 71OI5
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i~--.-H..A-aA..sn-
PROPOSALS. kOK BUILDlNG WHAxF,

( Douafdsonvfis, August Ii, ISIS.
DY vlKTUR OF An ORDINANCE aDDpTrn nv
sonville, notice is hereby given thst sea ed mo.
pOsals win - fe&ivSd by - rMdeluiant6 ustiI
MONDAY. Augnst ~ 1876. At . P. T., for the
Ing 70 q plso-asa specifications on AZ i IL
N sy0r's Office.
Proposals mdye be addressed to the undertisnad
and indorsed Proposal to build wharf"
The town reserves the rigat to reject any ana
aull I'd .Ef-..~+ H D. MAHRR Mavor
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NOX1C&.

uNR1h EfAxks CcxsoIrDAfRD LAND Oyy1cs
s4sc,s New OxleNQs, August S, 1876.
NOTICE II HEREBY dfvHH, UNDER MsrRuc.
~ fisos hSm oAAi Comn1laionif Of the Gsnefsl
Lsnd Once. that By act of Congress Of June q,
N this d. nunAs eueje1k 70 settlement -
purchase under the previsions Of the pre-emption
neN prepared to xestivo the .1linas Of eettlels
theron. JOHN r BRkAlX RAeiafer
nsN6 loW ~ u : I. JtLIhU uHVILLR Receiver.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16
NOTICE.

tF0eice 10 heretygfvcn 10 whom N1aSy concern
that AL 'UNA1D8fMKD tLADa Bs On which iutas.
ct lis nat paid sRta March !, 1876, win hs Pat syt
for sale from and after the first Of Bepte,nber next
rsYo uir III OTTO SCHWANER, ~
au13 St 2p Tho Loan Office No. II Bsronre street
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

E.1u: SccesslSn II r, n. Risk.
SE :; 1rIs. Dsrncf cogEg T6R THE PARISH
Sne creditor. Of this estate and to all other Dor
S Sos nerein interesSed - show cause within ten
e xEo2 - 6oatio9, any they hsss
y CAn, WY the account preaehted by Mrs. 4.
= t79.@, Tee0noAoEy exeeuffir Of this estate,
s SRno1ta not be hoHplogsted and approved, and
by order Of the Court g. ..-L $50
Sncceesiens Of Jehn and Mary Trainer.
21CoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR pARTeH
~ Of Orleans. Mo- ssS!l.. aotice IL hereby
s nth 70 ne SFeSsSE e tbs estate and =
within ten days fsN thu, present nsti6c stion.
any they have or can Why the account presented 81
ass 3 ssHslsss5s and tie funds
a9l1 1920. fHAIx PACE. H., Clerk.
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I lS 20. fHANK PACE. T., clerr.


Gnosp DISTRICT 66rRT Hon Tf5s r.nmta
y ~. S sesans. ke. 3eSe&-Nstice 10 h0icSy 1iveo
s0ns Ssrs;4 g Tia s1tst aPd to eli other par
S %sy rom the present notifostiSn, il any thsy
r Ian.n can, WY e1esant presented By John
Should nae sessamsDt9ry executor Of this estate,
b. ' s1Ssr s q , sAe'."sh.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16
CONSTABLES' SALES.

M. J.. Morris VS.. Margaret banks-
ThiId Justice Court for toe fAriah Of Orleans.
DR. vIRfUB OF WRIT o. YIIRI rAC1As
~ to me directed by the Ho1. John Lemonuier.
third justice Of the peace for the parish Of Orloane
pubic auction, ct tina Merchants and Auctioneers'
Exchange, Royal street. On TUESDAY, August q,
AL THs RIGHTS. TITLE AND 1Nr1R,sr.
whstsoev1 81 use. ieasa or ewnnsUhip Of defopd.
ant N and 10 certain lot Of ground, eituatod on
drav,rrs flaihosle end Dsrbigny streets, desia.
rated ~ lot 80. 20 (city assessment fos) ueasuf.
ng y l2O feeep American measure. between
parallel lines.
Seize1 in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT,
JOSEPH UKMORUHLLR ConstahlA
tYZ& Isl aulS n = |.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16
RAILR0AD0,

NEW oelsA sz.zAes E3 MOBILE
THE MOBILE LINE
|Ul - eesAA Tae3ql tpAfB
n the East, NsFtk and Wess.
wa TSGMwmg. Ng-Asaa0 sPv,nse-s
cARIYIHo 1rn1 g.H1p MAf1A nAn
Trains win oI1ive aud depart from Depot, - :.
9. px,sGs:4e ' street. = 's'le7s ,,r. - =. =
LIS: !: Z : 4
Cesst secos :, lcoase eeeon- =
ru%.a s:.es cs.s !.y &c., e ciass2e
villa, nashvillA hynshburg and lajtino@ ~; 49,
change. md only one change 3 New lesi r. r.
Ths coass :soonnsd.tis, inns to Biloxi 4
Tckes Smcs 81 SSEns s.4 g lamp and Uennn'
nosl 3. b kOBINsoN. super,n .snd.r. d
NEW OnLHANes ST. Louis
AND cHlcAo RA RAILROAD COMPANY, es'
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
! On sn6 siesP 9usAas jon IL. 1Ass
Tzsins depart and :..i.s = asRewa Hon Gallon.
o.,.5 5:so n An. A..', 90.
As econ. .s.ss ?. 2iss tom ~
tion. SslO \ II tica. 9:Sss
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through a. =
Louis ChiesgO, Louisville and Cincinnati ot
Only one change Of slseping eaa to Rastar,
Ticket, for sale and information eiver At IA >,
4. D. SHELDON, Aeent
az " =. D. Frost. 0snasl Nanaeae
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auls St 2p Tho Loan Office No. II Baronre street
MISREPRESENTATION!
.yei,i.sst ie-+l- s,sfgsa}
100 cases Quarts and pints EXTRA DRY.
400 baskets quarts and pints DRT v1RzENAy.,
l { ~ Of the eslsbrsted brand ..
GEORGE GOULEr 4 CO., RHEIMS,
TIP finest imported, and Challenging comparison
For ssle b. the sple agents.
s5: 49, PAUL GELp1 & BROTHER, ~.
:als :. q u: q pse.ta. 9. Old Ss,e. .tr.st NJ
- LOUISIANA AS IT Is.
$50 gt2:a Alc4 VT ~
ed 90 - a. 4251, PAGES. y~s ..,-
Its Topography and Valuable Resources.
BY DANIEL BENNETT.
Price, Fifty Ceits, Postage. Twelve Gents.
ora Is. Liberal Deduction to De.,sr. - 90
l@Ooeo Copies lsu.t Psbliahed. .ssee
10 si93Fao4G COPIES Sold. aa1 - mi.
1he Eaitots q Row Orleans have given thu Bsos
tad t2s'rA . stronG i,dorsement. res a.
'"q opiaionsos Hsw Orleans Bsol,,,,su: ;. +.
ss1s is'A' bosk &his6 Has been ,o.x v,pt.A, -
sfsa called ~. Ian selling copies daily that ma
mailed to al larts Of the world. -,
GEORGE ELLIS, Bookseller,
,@'-. Opposite the Postoface.
During NJ longexperieace ~ sosAsslhr IN Chi.
'esys A1asU bad ttsuenAe Of inuuiIaes 6aR ha,ch \
Y@Hx HeDA9aest's. LOUISIANA ASST II. il me.
4aeN the book that has been called for. L gives
general eatisfsstion to my patrons in city and
country. If it, true character were generally
Known it would rsq1ns ton times the present
edition Of 10 600 1Spies teisuppt the demand.
sjn'o'.'7 "a. % G. @. HALEY, Rockefeller,
s1.t.rei - .es 10. 10 Oomnerciai place;
"a. ~ Y5.4 Branch, No. ls3 Poydras street. /
An experience Of twenty i've years - bookseller
IN New Orleans will jnsoify ne in saying that the
book just issued ~ lr. aDasisJ bennett, LOUISE.
oaA - II u. supplies want long hit systssi.
'eenss ana sss.dkerG Tho Asannnd soe the boak il.
~stfve, anais stsaA1 Undressing eJ lbaGE
-" JANIS A. aRB0AAMrf'.
Apis ros - Camp md lls Canal stresss..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-08-16

de0rgo KRAFT vs.. \. x. Livaudais; same
vs. SAme-See0na Justice Court Tor the psrish
OF Orleans, EOs. 1890 aud 1871
Rf vtefUB OF TwU wKrTS OF FTKRI FACrAS
- to me- dnecfrd by fAe HOu. William H. Ho|lpee.
81 Orleans In the abos sssfed suit. Win bro
SeeN 70 seat ~ puh,ie aucti M. vt ny waaehouse.
no. SoO foyoras stre-t 1t the corncr OF Pasin
Twelve O'Clock NJ -
LOT or noUsKHol u FuRSrruRE. as per in.
vsMtory % dle ia my Cfice. Also, two vsluables
Seizod In the above stated suita
TeInls-Oash on the sYAf
ano 10 anl6 1OHy MCCORMICK. Constable.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-03-03

RED PEPrER AND PorLTgr-T
virtues Of red pepper in Using q-l
are set forth in tlis wise l7 q
Farmer in a recent uumlert d.
No0nsocket Patriot:
Il do not know If other pers0:T
iaise poultry and pet birds are so1
dependent as ] am on led perpE;I
| have found so much bereit f1-
use III my poultry yards and
cages, that it may not be amiss i0'
the attention of Others TO is !.
properties. | do not speak Of ta
ticle that is sold IN the drug s'o'r
AMI sometimes not remagka ,. y re-
bat of the capsicum that grows d
gardens. j have tried all the d.-'
varieties, and the most punEsni
eificaciOus is the small kind II
known 10y the name Of birds ralIe
The plant in itself is 4 beautii1. o't
1t grows about two feet high SD
autumn its bright little scarle, N.-
look like coral beads, peepng F.
under the dark green foliage ll
one plant in n pot forms 4 very p,
ornament for a flower stanl.
seeds possess a stimulating and I.
ing property, and find that ~ y,
three given to a newly-hatchea ',Ss :.
especially if they are weakly y. y
most happy effect. If a hen I.
feeble after moulting. six Of tllss
ries or pods, given daily in soll. /
meal and sweet milk, impIV'
wonderfully. Last summeTt W.
canaries began to droOp. h'u!,
/ gave them each one seea y
birds pepper and in less thsn- :,
they were quite well. The 'Ai-s ~
edy is Invaluable for knocking "
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-03-03

A Bank which pays the check OF q
customer after the officers know that
he is dead cannot charge the same TO
his account, except by leave of his cX-
ecutors or administrators, but must
hold it. as an evidence Of debt, and
share the fate Of other creditors.
Thus, \ has on deposit i'll Il bank the
sum Of $4,000, and has issued checks
against it for that amount. The
checks are afterwards presented for
pavment. If the bank pays the mon
ev the administrator duly appointed
NAV still draw ont the $4,000 rs part
of the estate lie represents, enforcing
the payment by an order Of the court
if the bank refuses his draft, and the
bank must wait year for is rcim-
bnrsement, and then, il the estate
does not pay in full, take its pro rata
share with the other creditors. In
fact, it stands precisely like any pri-
yate person who has bought up the
check after the death of the drawer.
The law only protects the payment
where the bank, in the ordinary course
of business, has paid the checks in
GOOD faith without having heard OF
the drawers decease
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-03-03

To KEEP HAMs.-There is no better
way to keep hams through the summer,
free from faint or insects, than by
hanging them up in the smokehouse,
which is of course to be kept perfectly
dark Where there is no smokchouse
or dark room, sew each ham up in a
canvas bag and thoroughly whitewash
it. We have also kept them perfectly
by rubbing into them wood ashes,
packing them in barrels and covering
them with ashes.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-03-03
7ae I..Ssinrs 81 Acc'tia;fioR.

A ferret stralglei herself hy trying
10 squeeze through too narrow an
openiag. Slc IciCa very Young iam'Il
of three orphans. These gave. }" -iie
middle of the day, TO q Brali'Ha heA
which had been sitting on Gummies iJr
obout q month. She took to them
almost Immediately, and remained with
them rather more than fortnight, ut
the end OF which tire had t" caiiSe
senaration. in consequence OF the hen
baviua sulTocateI one Of the fcrret5 by
ston1jn-r IN its neck During the
whole OF the time that the icrrct5 we're
left with the hen the latter had TO Sit
upon the nest: for the young lefrctS'
of course. were not able to follow Iic
hen a!,out as chickens would have done.
The Ee, as ln;ght be expected, YVES
very much puzzled ut the lctLaGgy Oh
nor. oer.nriuU Two or three times
day she usel to fly of the nest. calling
un,n her brood to follow: bus upon
heariuG their cries Of distress from c"i't
sha alwovs returned Immediately "Ht
sat with patiencl for six or seven hours
moro ! should have sliI t1at 10 tit't
took the hen one day to Ie"rA l.it
mcaninu of these cries Of distress l'f
oftor the first day she wouid always
rrn in an agitatei n3aucr to any place
vbnra | concealed tie ierrgts. provided
that this uIIco was not TOO lar away
from the nest to prevent her ito'I
bearinu the cries Of distress tt
do not think that it would he pos9iDle
to conceive of a greater contrast thah
that between the shril! peepn9 note OF
Young chicken and the hoaFae gro"l-
inc noise of Il young ferret. ON the
other hand, caunot say that the young
ferrots ever seemed to learn the mean
inc Of the hens cluching. during 'i.@
whole of the time that the hen WAS NJ,
lowed to set upon the icriets siit- u7t''
to comb out their hair with her b'h IN
the same way a hens in general COMP
out the feathers OF their chicNeli9-
While engaged in tins process, no"
ever she used frequently TO stop an"
look with one eye mt the "I'23'i"S
nestful with an inGulrlnE gaze SN j!tes9-
i've of astonisAmcHt. 1t osHer ''iiieS'
also. her family gave her go0d reason
to be surprised lor she u7ed oi'ch 70
fyoTthe nest suddenly with q 7cEG'''l-
an action which was "ou''-ea' ~ -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-03-03

Some fury for revenge exists IN
what we may call the Badawi and
the semi-Badawi stages Of society,
from the "Red Indian" to the Corsi-
can. 1t is a religious duty. The
ghost of the murdered man cannot
rest: he haunts the family; even the
screech owl and the cuckoo are the
voices calling for vengeance. The AL
banian or Montenegrin mother will
still hang up the bloodstained pater-
nal shirt. and show it to her sons till
they take the murderer's life. Hence
we shall see that q brother, not a
friend, is compelled to behead his
wounded brother who ran the risk OF
falling into Ottoman hands, and when
a criminal was shot multitude took
part in the execution. If blood
money patiti Krvarinu) was accepted,
q long ceremony took place. On
fixed day the man-slayer, wearing the
fatal wearCn round his neck, crawled
up to the head Of the assembled faTni-
Iy, and ilnplored his pardon. The lat
ter, taking the arm, cried in loud
and terrible voice, Brethren! here is
the slayer OF our kinsman, will ye that
I put him to death?' The reply was,
Pardon him, in the name Of God!'
The homicide then kissed the feet.
the knees, the hands, and finally tho
lips of the "Domachin," (house-mas-
ter;) and thus peace was made. Then
all sat down 20 q copious feast, paid
for by the murderer, in addition TO the
so or co sequins Of ''bloOdmoney."
yet the national saying was, and still
is, "Onse ne Osveti, onse ne posveti''-
Qui non vindicat non sanctificatur.
The universal practice is a curious
comment upon the theory Of Chris
tianity.-- COT1thiH.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-03-03

AxIy,t,,, lIr,r-On the farm of
AR Hollis Smith. near Marengo, Cal
Lam, UNITY lIichi,an there exists
.n ;ntnrnsting monument of aboriginal
Tc, tnnT,n in the locality rs The In
IL IL, [I;I - A. Ia.rriI,pl IN q letter
IT,. NJ w II povna Of Adrian. il
-. nr, ,-r,ri iIo", of ryee-stone.
oInnt fyt.en faat il Inno,b and five
80, ,,iitb Ec,r one cdua Of this
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-03-03

To REMEDY badiy-shutting windows,
cover the bottom OF The sash with fresh
putty, chalk the corresponding face Of
the frame, shut down the window fast
and leave it long enough for the putty
to harden. The fresh putty will ac-
commodate itself to any inequalities
and harden into a permanent, close
fitting joint, any excess being pressed
out between the sash and the frame.
The chalk on the latter will prevent
the putty adterlpg to it and thus in
terfering with the opening Of the win
dow.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-03-03

There are two little arteries which
supply the whole face with blood, one
on each side; these branch off from
the main arteries on each side Of the
wind-pipc, and running upward toward
the ewes, pass over the outside Of the
iawbOne, about two thirds Of the way
back from the chin to the angle OF the
Jaw, under the ear. Each Of these ar
teries, OF course, supplies just one half
of the face, the nose being the diyid-
ing line; the left nostTil is supplied
with blood by the left artery and the
right nostriI by the right artery. Now,
supposing your nose bleeds by the
right nostril with the end Of the fore
finger feel along the outer edge Of the
right jaw until you feel the beating Of
the artery directly under your finger,
the same as the pulse in your wrist,
then press the finger hard upon it,
thus getting the little follow in a tight
place between your finger and the
iaw-bone; the result will be that not a
drop of blood goes into that side Of
your face while the pressure con-
tinueS hence the nose instantly stops
bleeding for want OF blood to flow ICON
tinue the pressure for five or ten min
utes and the ruptured vessels in the nose
viii by that time probably contract so
that when you let the blood into them
they will not leak. Bleeding from a
cut or wound anywhere about the face
may be stopped in the same way.
The Creator probably placed these
arteries as they are that they might
be controlled. Those in the back Of
the head, arms and legs are ali ar
nsgcd very conveniently for being
controlled in like manner.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-03-03
\ DoGGIsU Cr,

a DoGGIsH SrRATrer ~
the converts in France tro,.At O.
were served with a din y pae,J
hour every day. \ doc - th..;a !, "a,
to the convent did not f.i ;Iat oslo,,
ent at the time of this .1r No, % b ,
ceiye snch of the scrap. = ssale t s
and then thrown to hin AZ Fers \.
however, were poor and b., lie as
OF course they were not W.. nuhs'y !
so that their pensigner iy S:i vas,l'
more than scent the faas, -. =. y-;' &.
would fain have partalen VI 7a4.
The portions were scrr.,
person r. by means OF a b.II - .,I %, Z +,
religious houses is ca5ia5 Ills oi F--.'
machine Ike the section or ' 4 iao.,
10y turning round exbib,,s h e-sl 0
that is placed on the conc, .s i-1.., (,
does not discover the 'r,e rse.. si' {
moves it. peis,a (.
One day this dog. h,,;-
but a few scraps. re,rgira ,,,9 i-,5t
paupeTs had all gone. tool Il
hi> mouth and rang The ',le Iea h
stratagem succeeded. and bo o.
his dinner, The next dsv /. ~ :. q
it again and met with tts :. l7tz.
fortune. Sa1. {.
AT length the coal sur
twenty one portions ,-era .,-, -.-
every day instead OF twert,. VI
termined to discover the TIL f-;.l 's
doing this hs had no or.e, ''.a a.. a, @.
for, lying in wait. and - IN a.- & &
paupers as they came f,r -
portions, end seeing no o,f.r ...I = :. e
except the dog. he hzraa - =, '''
the truth. His suspiciops = -, Z
frmed when he saw the s~;-,., N 2
with great deliberqtiop ny-1 ,,,''..i - .' "a
ors had all gone. and then p,,r =. :. 7.
The matter was related +, a.
munity and in order "a rsy.,..,, . ,-'
his ingenuity. the dog was ro,-
to ring the bell every aqv f,- .-.... L.
nor, upon which some bro,,an :. :.
were always afterwards snrya5 u. =
him. ''' vi
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-03-03

TIE DAY You WERE BoRH-An
exchange tells us that the following is
an infalihle method of discovering the
dav Of tie week on which any person
was born, or the day Of the week on
which a given day of the month any
number of years previous occurred
To the number representing your age
in years at your next birthday add
onc-fuurth for leap wears ; this amount
divided by seven, and tie remainder,
counted back from the day Of the week
on which You were born. For instance
on your next birthday You will be
twenty-four years Old; this divide by
I, and dthequOtient, G, added te q gives
80 rs the amoupt. which, divided by
:, the number Of days in q week, gives
four weeks and a remainder Of two
days. Now, if your birthday this year
comes on Monday, count back two
days, and you have the day on which
you were born-Saturday. Try it.