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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-29
TIE FLIGHT on D..


sort to such tb..,=..
3 motion to - 'N .ael-
flies when f. l. .iI a.r
wings. Ttl,-nL ,f.., ..- a.r
the feathers. anJ N. ,.s '..
in the wing. on-r., -.,' .. ia
tbat hind ~ az 81. ...e
makes the dow, =... " Den
fers a solid ,.a.is,..-.. ..e r.-
the motion fmnqr,a- 10, 20
the bird must aa r,..... y.
mast then he rqfs..H l..
tion for anafs.ar ..,. ''''.
each feather let. ,r........
in an obliaue ns.-.-
them to act as sail, W. SLID.
on q ship. thereby r-..,.
forward. The f--f
knows how 70 dire.
it wishes to ascend 1..
straight forward IT,. Ir.
down stroke can he -. a.
bird. such as 81 tgrl..,l..'- d.
to fiv i'm a place IL .'.f
room for rani5 ltrs.-,-- sa
STOKE Is more ,f.r...
one. aud the IaIv
time. -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-29
THINGS UORYH KNOH'ING.

To PRESERVE MEAT IN WARM
/ WEATHER-Neal, mutton, pork, etc,
will keep perfectly fresh and good fer
weeks, without salt or ice, in warm
weather, by keeping it submerged in
sour wi.k, changing milk when mold
appears. Rinse in cold water when
wanted for use Animal heat must be
kept out. Keeps any length of time,
and retains flavor.
To DESTROY CUCUMBER BUGs.-The
Watertown RefOrmcr has tie follow
inc timely advice in regard to ridding
the garden of bugs, etc: "To destroy
bugs on squash and cucumber vines
dissolve a teaspoonful of saltpetre in
pailful of water; put one pint Of
this around each hill, shaping the
earth so it will not spread much, and
the thing is done. Use more saltpe-
tire if Won can afford tit is good for
vegetable but death for animal life.
The bugs burrow in the earth in the
night and fail to rise in the morning.
1t is also good to kill the grub in
peach trees-only use twice as much,
say quart to each tree There was
not yellow or blistered leaf on twelve
or fifteen trees to which it was applied
last season. No danger of killing any
vegetable with il. A concentrated
solution applied TO beans makes them
grow wonderfully"
SWEET PICKLEs-Sweet pickles Of
ripe cucumhers, or green tomatoes, or
both, may be made Prepare the GU
cumbers by scraping out the inside
and pairing The outside, then cut in
small pieces, let them lay in a weak
salt and water all night, or half a day,
then drain them out, put them i'll a
porcelain kettle, and cover with one
third vinegar and twO-thirds water; let
them boil about fifteen minutes, or
till you can pierce with a straw fIom
the corn broom, then drain and throw
the liquor away; then for one peck Of
green tomatoes, or the same quantity
of ripe cucumbers, take two pounds
of sugar, two tablespoonsful each of
allspicc. cloves, ginger, and mustard,
one tablespoonful of cayenne pepper :;
put III the kettle with two quarts Of
vinegar, or enough TO cover: when
.
boil, and they are done. | like mine
with more sugar.
How TO INCREASE THE Flow OF
MILK.-A lady correspondent Of u
Southern paper, writing from Arllan.
sas. gives the following recipe to in
crease the flow of milk in a COW. She
says: "Tepid water, slightly salted
given twice a day, will increase the
flow of milk one~third ; if the COW
will not drink it at first trial scatter a
! handful of bran or meal over the top
of it. They soon become very fond of
/ it, and will drink all you give them.
| tried this plan three years ago with
perfect success, had only one COW,
nj she vas of the common scrub stock
Oh tue country, and after she began to
| drink the water, prepared as above,
/ she furnished me twice a day two or
! dinary water buckets full of milk, and
by feeding a little corn boiled with
cotton seed the milk yielded butter
enough TO supply my table bountifullv
and leave me a few pounds to sell
every week. | gave her three gallons
of water twice day"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-29

TURKISH INFORMATIoN.-Sultan-
The sovereign of the Turkish Empire
the recognized organ of all execu-
tive power in the State His head
quarters are at ConstantinOple.
Porte-The Government of The
Turkish Empire
Sublime Porte-The official name
OF the government, so called from the
gate OF the Sultan's palace.
Grand Nizier-The chief minister of
the Turkish Empire
Divan-The Turkish Council of
State-the Cabinet"
Grand Mufti-Chief Interpreter of
the Mobammed;u, law and head of the
wise men"-jurists, theOlogians and
IUerGtj-who assemble for consuIta-
ton on his order. lie is mostly STYLED
the Chief of the Faithful a writer
says a fetwa or degree from him would
summon around the standard of the
Prophet all the fanatical hordes of
Islam to fight TO the death against the
'intidels, in the firm belief that death
ON the battlefield is a sure passport 20
paradise"
Pasha-GoyernOrs, NiceTOys, Com
manders. civil and military rulers of
provinces.
Deys-About the same rs Pashas.
Sheik-The name given the heads
of Arabian tribes or clans. 1t means
elder or eldest in dignity or authority.
Osmandi-A Turkish official.
Islam The religion of Mohammed.
Islams- -Mohammelans themselves.
Mussulman-A follower of Moham
med.
Ottoman Fmpire-AnOther name
for the Turkish Empire, aud derives
its name from Osman, It's founder.
Osmanlis--Fhe Turks proper
\ OF all followers of the Prophet are
Turks. In European Turkey there
are, in round numbers, five million
Mohammedans, less than half of whom
are OsmaElis, the resi- being Of Slavo-
mic descent, but none the less ardent
worshippers of islam.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-29
Certain Headache Cure,

HARMLESS VEGETABLE PREPARATtoN
~ and the discovery of physician the Victor
I1eaoache Powder has been proven positively
sure cure Tor the most distressing CAGES of Sick or
nervous Headache. Morning Sickness and Neu-
faiSia. single powder actually curing in ten
minutes when all other means fail We have had
a ~enderiui experience with it, and the ten cent
trlal pack OF two powders can be had by address
ing the proprietors, j. r. HEIsLEY X Co. SALEM
N. J.. VINO VIII cheerfUlly m all them postpaid or
by applying TO LENNON \ MURRAY, Ebensburg
ana druggists everywhere; and il is with we'll
merfted confidence they are offered a : a thorouuh
cure for all distresses of the head. (l-i2.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-29
T q Eyra = g N =

Is AN persons hHOWjFg than
Seircs jtlsFpbfcff to me are earnestly
2'oqUeStc,i fo c;,yic Ji0g'sr0Id Srj5H0Ut
dcloy ,Hd settle their 5'cSpccfis'e sfc--
cOHIfS. ejffsrI' 6Y Iofe ar CHsH- and
fkcg'c5g SIRE costs. rs I IRtsSf hare
5l3y 60DLs cjOscd ist tie shortest tame
ljO&sjdfe.
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Hagcrstown Nd


MAn Stone E-The mai stone
originally found I'm China j.
the first records ufi.= u=e .I- .-.
pose Of exticatlu- poison -E .A
tation or absorption is H'- .
history. Il has h.an H~a| ..r
ries Tor this purpose. AMI Is
Or this there Is uo doubt j.
i'm some places in Biazl aaI 90
Hartz mountains. Il IS q ....A.-
ish looking stone. sut.ciG-5
VIII On in contact with poison '
mosphere thereof. 90 cnti,'
it from the flesh or blood ".
it is held in conta f. ], Ta-
long time ago hy the Gyu~t-
France and England, al' -'
possession of one %. tls-.
stones rs a token OF Coat -..'.
the means of acquiring W.I'
benefits. 1t has long .tea N
Asia and Europe hy dir.nl-
savers. and that class oi .,t..
perform mysterious tl.H->
such persons have. bv am....
the stone the color OF m1a
ceeGed in absorbing poison
patients. and thus hll"g.-
selves large rewards. lH,
scarce. but are in cNi~,ea'' .r-
years AGO there was one
jew in New York. There 'a
lSG0 i'm Richmond or
and we believe there Is one
the present time in Chicrgo OF s-r
The origin ot the stone i~ '- r
bv anv modern writer .a
tent ourselves with tho bare I,
il is actually in existence 50"
actly what * purports to .5.i.
that ab5orbs the poison iIa.' Irs
whoever or whatever Is ll..,.
animal suffering with rao'S7' "a ri
in the condition which Is %
mad.-Pomerog'S Democrat
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-29

A WALKING FIsH-A --rs
"walkin G fish" is found nea, Pea
Colorado. on the line Of ias .1..L. y
Mountains. and S.Zoo iee' ~.
sea level. The fish IS on. .,Ifit
amphibious. and has tour rs r,-.r Dc
uses when on land In tle f'
legs double up. and a ',.i iat. rrf
round the neck, stand on. I'M i-gs3
and assist the fish to sWIln' II.
um managers should look u
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-06-29

Every year increases the popularity
of this valuable Hair Preparaticn;
which is due to merit alone. We can
assure our old patrons that it is hept
fully up to It's high standard: and It
is the only reliable anC perfected prep
lration for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making it
soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp,
by its use, becomes white and clean.
1t removes all 2ruptions and dandrutf.
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, rs it 'stimu-
lates and nourishes the hair-glands.
BY its use the hair grows thicker and
stronger = in badness, it restores the
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
and viii create a new growth, except
in extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DREssING ever used,
IS it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair a splendid, glossy ap-
pearance. a. \. Hayes, Md, Stale
Assayer of Massachusetts,, says, The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and /
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
Sold By all DTugqists and Dealers in Medicines
Price One Dollar.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18

.
Notice to Steamboat Buidcrs- Sealed proposals will be
received until Monday, March TO-. p. NJ, for the
structon OF ancw steam Ferry Bon yordng to plans mud
specifications which can be examined the Office Of the
company. 800 Atlantic av., Boston, "A
Engine and Boiler.
All proposals to be marked "Proposas hr steam forry
boat"
The right reserved to reject any and all proposals.
EDW. II. WHORE Snpcrintcnden6
B0sToy. March 13. 1877.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
DRY GOODS.


SPRING BoxNxrs NOW OPEN.
SPRING PARAsoLs AND TRIMMINGS.
SPRING SILKS AND RIBBONS.
FRENCH FLOWERS NOW OPEN.
On MONDAY shall offer 10000 yards
Hamburg Embr0idcries from auction.
Cheapc,t lot ever offered in America. rom
&c. "a 25c yard. Among tho lot are some
two inches wide at tic.
Anotber lot Of Ladies' all linen Handler
chiefs from &c. 80 25c. each.
From auction, q large lot OF gentiemens al
linen hen, m ed Handkerchieis, 12tsc.
nov., colored bordered. hcmn,ed. Sc. and
&c. Fine all linen hcmstitched. loc each.
soecinl bargains in the Hosiery Depart:
n,cnt this week. Gentlemen's English Half
Hose. l21sc.; full. regular. ~ 2oc
<,.r.iemen's siik-clocked Baibriggans. $50.
Gcmticmen's One fancy Halt Hose. 20c..
2Jc. up.
Ladies' full regular Hose nc l7c. pair.
Ladies' fancy striped Hose. zoe. up, pair.
800 dozen ladies' full regular.
English Balbriggnn Hose NJ 25c. pair.
S,lk. .c,ccked Balbriggsn Hose, In all sizes.
2Oc-. 23c.. 25c.. 3ic., i9c.. 42c. 900.
Large lot OF Misses English striped Hose
closing l0c.. l5c.. 2Oc.. 2oc.. $40. pair.
r~o.button Kid Gloves In an the new
shades, &C very sisc, Soc. pair.
Three button Kid Gloves. in all the new
shades every size. 5oc. pair.
English Berlin Gloves. nc. TO SOC. pair.
Misses English Berlin Gloves. DC. ny.
apsc,si bargains In our Lace
Department In Guipnre. Yak, Point.
Thrc IA. Torchon. duchess. Spanish
Clury and yaicnciennss Laces
bargains In Underwear Department.
Tucked and ! rinmed Chemise. 39c.
drawers. Tucked AM Embroidered. $50.
Fine Tucked skirts. full stsc. 3s,c.
Night Dresses, sacaues. Chemise. Draw.
crs. &C.. IN tine goods. at very low prices.
10000 yards rich skirt Ruiliings.
Tucked and Embroidered, lOc. to zoe.
Nottingham Curtain i.sces. i2xc. yard up.
Fancy Curtain Muslins. l5c yard up.
Nottingham Lace iidics. &c. TO SOC.
Damssk Towels and Napkins low
1900 anc Linen Collars, SC. each.
5000 pairs fne Linen Cuts. l0c. pair.
10000 fine Embroidered Lace
Ties. less than half cost, i0c. TO 500.
Rich silk Ties. l5c.. l0c. 10 25c.
Special bargains In Ribbons.
Nos. 4 and cord edge Ribbons, Sc. yard.
No. :. all coiors, new styles, &c.
No. 0. all colcrs. now Styles. l2Hc.
No 10, all silk Diagonal Ribbons, l7c
Six inches wide. ul silk, 2jc. yard.
All silk Gr0s Grains. &c. TO 2oc. yard.
Cashmere Bouquet Soap. Ito.
Very fine Toilet Sonps. SC.
Good sewing Cotton. tc. dosen spoolA
Gold-eyed Needles. &c. paper.
Fine alpaca skirt Braids, &c.
Good Pins. full paper. &c. paper.
Gcnr,ne Clark's Cotton. 200 yards. q.
spool.
Swan-bill Hooks and Eyes. lc. card.
Best Machine silks, &c. spool.
rine Twilled Tapes. &c. roll.
Nos. 767 and 100 Broadway.
wM. kinney.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18

DkOPOSALs WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO wEDNEH
day. March IL for grading and masonry Rivsrsdl
sv. etwecn I'D and seth sts AZ the Office ot DECkEh
McESCKUE, Broadway, between e4th aud 65th MA
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-06
Gin Sr3tli6es attef.

SreespCrt. GFemuns Co., q. 9. ben
16. SftCbtr 1876. r. V. Pierce, DR..
med, Sufatr, q. q.
SIN Sprisen GrISitns bate i6 einsn
NnfaG prn eunsertcnscitirr, @unrac.
fitl iter Der erter. beftisen S6nter; in
ZEN @elsnten. 6tsises Sisber unb Elm
ansentrtnes Gr fdIufen Der 6cnitttuttCn
trdt etn. Dd iG in rem setr6tnli6 psr.
crbnsten 6eilmittsln feline MtSitIe fanb
u'tS teinen Tusen ron tbnsn ertpartete,
10 perip6te i6 rS nit elmer 5lal6e Sbr
sr Golden Medical Discovery (@cle.
ne r1ebieinifhe Gntbeduns). &ts t9 fie
etn9enCmmen bate, mar mir uri 70 piel
beiler, bab iA ttn @sbraub fprtlesenb
i'm 0anSsn brsi einnatm, uno has be.
fpirfte n,tine S6ltse 6eiluns. @an
brdu6t Sbre @ebicinen nur an3uwenben
rann rrtrb man iit rpirbisen. @enn ies
be Samilte b!elelben Serfu6sn pS1te,
bann fpiirben, ME Stteac, neun 3ebntel
Der Dcftcren fnben, eab ibr ngEert &C..
tban" 1T.
9anf6ar Der SGrise,
{. 3. M M lldn, DR.. med.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-06
anste3nblnag.

Gtrdntcr. %. @un. Tie Rinen.
Grmpdanicn niefer @eaenb taten uun'
mstr itre Ser9lsute fur cen MGndt Su-
Ii aus6c;ltlt. Die Teldtp1re, Qafas
mama uno gSrftrn Gifenbdbnsg JONI
paonte be3atlte itrsn 9eroleuten etwa
$4,000, dnifltt Der $l00,030, bic iie ere
bllten baben riirfen, rpcnn fe riht dus.
atilanern mirsn uno I'M Mcn1t Suli
niht mstrcre sage serlDrsn bdttfn.
N1n besduptet, edb rie gerglsute Der
Telawars, 9addpannl unb gBsfern, eeI
Gelawdre uno !6aeiCn une Der 9enn Yl-
pantd- d-ArblensG GOmpasnien i'm SeptCnt,
her fir Mrteit, bic fe I'm 4uauif le llettn
penigfsns S256000 erbolttn bdben
rurren, reelGe Summe ibnen in 6olee
ces Strsifes perIcren seaan9en 1T. Das
;u fam man nod $50 900 apbiren ais
Gle 3ablunaeu Der fleinsrsn llnterneb'
mer, 70 ros Der @efammiYerluff Der Ssu-
te 100000 betrdst.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-06
Gine iui@tiae @lraerpaiAt.

lie StdatSwabl In Ntnulptpanten
Tneet am DisnitI9 ben 6. Ncpember
ftatt, (dls am Oicnfa9 mad Rem erlten
Wrntaa I'M Mpsemter). lin bic friiter
10 t6ufs prrSrtrmmrn gBatltetruserei-
en- tiniserm0ben Su prrbuien, perfist bic
srsenpdrtiee StaotS,GcnRituticu. tdb
tein 9drsrr Stimmrs6t ausdbcn taun,
wenu er niCtt 90 Sage ppr benz 3abt-
ta9e ais fimmtrredti9trr SIraer irtnrs
0iRrittes resiitrirt rtcr aiItStrt pcrbtn
mar. Die gNeGcrSliRen lnr jegt ltrn
in aticn re9eImlBtsen @atIpldsen auf.
9ebSast ane ieser \ itr9er, Der elm Snter-
eGe in Der gGabl ntmmt, lptlte earduf ie.
ben, eaB Isin %dn,e une bic 9fdnten ofler
leiner Srcupce unb Setannten, wesrN
rtnsn or Zen srrinsfen 3peifrl test, se-
brig oFeifrt fnt. gEc Gin Iame niht
rtGtts einsstrdseu 1T, Ipur Der XTeKtr
cbne Str,us edspn bsna6rihtist wer.
ber. Srcitos, Der 3 September. IN Der
Ieste Eag ;cr 8erihtisuns Der 9Ifrb.
mrnt.eiRen. Ole @Imm mlFtn 60 Cd
&c rOr Der @atl resifrirt fsiR.
@er ,wti une ,wanSis Sabre ait unb
earlter, mus inusrtalb Der lseten spei
Sabre tine Gtlats retr &puntg Sar be-
Sdblt shten, uno bitle Slr mus wenN.
fenS so Sage per Ger Rabt tsSatlt wpr'
SEN Iein.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-06
0ob. 0artrnnft anS Sie
Ntili,.

6arrtsbura 20. Nus. Sour.
6arnanfl tattm gefcbl sraetsa; bae
bic Stirtt Der Gntrprn IN 9ujsrns Gr.,
UNI ,rtR Srrjent rerrmsert perren, her
en- 8tTtlfte itrr Nnweienbtit in Der ,6si
mats n6ttis ma6tn. SAILS bic Gage
Ger 0inae ts erlautsn iclte, wirb tn ben
nitfen Sasen cine pcttrre &enucttcn
ansecrbret rereen.
Tic llnfrfru, retHe tem Siaate
surb bic Gmterufuns Der @iliS srwa6.
ZEN fne. teiaufsn Tb fhon jest auf na 6.
S8u 100000. @sbrsrs @tli,. GOm.
paanttn bltrn f,b srtpten, in cen ron
1rie. l6urtranft In MusFtt esnrmmrn
,pei %rnatss&eeimentern Iiesiits gu
netmsn. Ter GcuSerRSr wunIHt iteph
ZAP In titIen Stesimsntern afIe aPifis Or.
eaniTntirnen rertrtten feien unS min hes.
tllt sitie s Ftrfe nidbt annetmen. Spd.
te rs niht ntttwsntig trfhstusn, sipsi
iclthe &esimentsr gu biiren, 70 rcirb nur
ems in zen Tisnf oencmatn psresn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-06
SemofratiI9es Staats=SIdet.
6ir %iHter Der Supreme Court:
Mdtb. Jchu EruafCv
rea GeaanSe.
Sur General 3ueitpr:
&ditb. gN niam W. Sdbra,
rca 8eoforp Gpaats.
Sir Staots SdasmeiFer
NAtb. 81. 6; Nences,
rrn Clinton County.
lta5ere Ganoisatea.

Infer Ganfisat fur eas Hihtisat Ger
hrei Ismter, rel6e bitten 6srSf prm
Belle ecs Staates TennIplsanjtn su
flusn iinS, Ger 9lt.t. s}cbR Gruntrs son
Geaansc. erfreut iia lsit pisten Sltrtn
ihou hss Slufes, siner Ger belsn Gpm.
mon glras &ihtcr ~ isia. GeiRs trts
3rfdhiauns ais sfiprliter Slrif. irwie
ieine RreRse 8r6tIiatsit uus isia prcmp.
res. esiunSsS llrtSeil ais Iittcr batrn
isn 10 ecpular ssmaat in itiasm iii
ttitt. esr fart rspabliiaRiitt III, Rag tr
nit stwa 20o0 9RsSrtsit rrwlStt wurse.
Die @aEl ;wil6rn itn ure lbru. Sbsp-
rarb ertisIt eaelun .rrn Sueitta9. tas
s6r. Srinfss sitliSeriss GIfasruns ais
3i6trr bat. wdtreuS ,er. Sbspplrs ME
i'm Sithlfuh ss,rsien. Or. Srunt,S
In In @ierrCr, einrm Ger Gcuntg's irintS
Tihrittss, eftrrea.
Gpl. Nulss 6. 9fcsrs. uuftr Gautitat
fur Staats.SStagmsiier III 1918 in
Hsw 6lmrfbire sstrrcn, irS 1917 in bic
-Scliaessnteu gfRniplsGR;tns urb lies
lt 1910 sn @stpcyt. Clinton Co., ME.
fer. Gr mar 1869 uns 1870 @itslteb
fsr ghrmblp urb mar in 1915 Gin Der
rcrrlasnSer Gansirat, fur eas @ruser-
mora Amt- Gr in ecsrn!vdftis Mit9lisp
fsrs .8corb pf gptlic Gb1ritirS" uus
unRrritis eiuer Der spputlrten @innsr
fss Bceers ritt arciu. iputcrn aud
nntsr zen iSitissn Genlotra;ea i'm SFen
tss Staates.
Ter G6tb. 8iGiaui g. G6el Der
Gantitat fur General gnritcr, mar
1872 in ssefprb grunts sstprsn. Su
1852 unb s5S mar ey s;Temtlssiisr unt
i'm ;wcitcr Sasr purSr CT ss.:ias Ssre8er
fes ,Paulss erpdbtt tamats nur 81
Sabre aft. Sn 1857 puree er N einem
Observation-Disclosures Iifritt, (Scm.
srfst. 8sefcrs unb Sutton in zen Cen
at rrmiblt. une in 1862 fst!te i6m nur
sfins 5timnis sur 9on,inaticn ais Sen.
Gabilcr. or. Stenfer irgrse ramals
zcminirt uno crplbit. Die sIrttitsr
9ertei nrrniuirt .6rn. S6ea in 1872 ais
ibren &aReir1t flir Gpupern0r. ater CT
rfiisnirtr fanalS .su @unFrn SutI-
lens.
Mit einem fpl4en Eifet unt elmer
glatfrrm nit Ger icfrr 0runtfastrtue
Tfmcfrut. Der nidt mad frfmbsn G6ssn
taftt, sufrittsn ieiu flnn snh ;uIrieben
ftiR pirb, iis5t uns Hicies Sabr Gin ent-
ftisssner gits IN ArsFat, psnn mir
unfsrs g6uftistsit tbun.
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s5pere 1tnsliidsi9lnse fir
oie &nFen.

ecntcn, 26. aug. @uttbur Sal ia
tslearaptirt ron Oacbifler
8 tr bdten etnen aro6en
Sies erruu8en. gBdbrepb
bera Sreitqs q a3t fitrmten
irtr Sic 6Sten Sor &i3tlte>
ren unb f6lueen bret rul H.
l6e @nsrtfe sur @ teberein'
.na6me berfelben surlf. Btr
batten 200 GeftdBe I'm Teuer. 3as
GefeGt entwtfelte I'D, ;u elmer 3rpscn
S6la6t uub hduerte Bis gum Samfag
gltenb 6 llbr. Der fSeinb tpurbe
an Der sdn3en 2inie se1d d | a.
aen. Gr pfrlcr 1000 3pbte uno Ser
puntete. gSir erbeuteten cine un9ebeu>
re Menee WnnitiDn uno 9Eaifen. Der
bic ruliiihe Gapaaerie ecmmanpirenbe
Sen. Ehouthopadof purpe 9etootet.
gBir ielter Serlpren an 9pbten unb Ser
puneeten 1900 Wann. Wein Sferb
murbe mir unter benz Geibe erl6CHen.
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3erFSrung Der Gilenbabn=
bride it6cr Sen @dNonri
bet omaha.

OMAHA. Iet., IS. aug. @rute
Rcrssn in rcr 5rlse purtt bic llma>
scnb ron Smata ron elmer gEintstraut
tetmssIu6t, mrt6e ;wei grsen ter Gi.
lspbatntrids itcr BEN @iFouri, bic ieit
1872 bic @srtintuns ;piTter BEN tFli6r
en- 8a6nen Der Union Sdcifit Z. q. Ser,
ilellte, ;srItGrte. Ter gBirbelrinb ent.
itaub tch IN efn 0uften. lentte ii6 ronn
bis auf ben 6lub tindt unS na6bsm sr
Gle grudtntpseu wssseriftn tatte, sr.
tpb sr i3 bod iittr bic @etdutt. Die
eiftrnen Sfsilrr unS Strrtrr. Der 9rids
purrsn bur6 fsn @irtrlpinb ME 3etr
ssbosen, dus ibrer Sage strriiTen anr
tbsils an tas llfer, ttsils in BEN 6lu6
sef6lsutsrt. Ter llnfa1l ereisnete fi6
tur3 rrr slntunft tes rprsb-YaTasier.
tasss pom Sfen urb Saeen. Ter Ser.
tsbr nit hem @tften III pHlts unter,
tIOteu, nnb ss pirb rtrbeltens einen
@pnot fautrn, nm rsn SHaben su rep.
arirtn. Bis tabin rsreen @aFasiere
unS 5ru6t per sabre lttr ben Sup &C.
itafTt rerben.
Ginise fdssn, zine g3oifertrfs babe bic
Srlde ;trifort; Snbere bebaupten, Ger
Slis tdte In bisfeIbe einsef6lasen unb
rienT &nhere fhreiSen bas nnelllf eir'
er @innsbrlut iu, wa5 aud ras Wabr.
ftsinlitfs ilf.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-06
go font,at aa's Sagesli6t.

gete unitre stfer wtFtn. mar ttr re.
inrfrafii6t Grstrn6r son Oregon, mel.
der ltstsa eerbH in rem Ser. SMatsn
gruat erirdtit fsurer. ttfAuteist, feline
@atl tur6 gffs6uns terertFellist ,u
tatsn. inb truree beefai6 rom Senat
cine Grinrtittss ernannt, unl bic gsktul;
figung ;u untrrfu6sn. 1'
Yun trmntt aus Sreacn bic Rlfrift,
RAG ein 5siviiTtr ~. g. .6istbss, Gin
britteiser 3fputlitansr, Der ter Ser.
1situna gum @rincic anssfldst in, II. fds
rpsstn GrmanssfarS Der sdrsfaaft in
fer Sail ~ %crttanp teFreet. feIgfnbes
aFibdyit teine GrflirMns tts pasren
3tatbsfunrss) perfFentlitt haze, In
pslGtm @rs. @rcrcra sdnsti6 freiss.
frrrHsn, unS sts ratifaten gsintteutil
eitifalsrie sE6e,en eaInnftn geSrannt.
mu,ft rrrten. Man leIe:
sd, 80. g. 6igttep, fuse untcr Git
aus, pae q. III. Daters, guupcs Nar.
ifhaa. uno Srbn 8eap, 3pa- un6 Sjn-
>Sfeuer-GcllsctGr, rrn B. 8. SiiIss
rcrleittt uno in nisinsr Oeasnplrt naflr
tcj1bIt tdben, jenes 9lifeapit III MAIDEN,
fas fiiHer 3eit publifirt rrures. Ties
LII I'm Cosmopolitan Gptel ~ @prtlano
gelheben. &eGs psrInc6te duGerrem
mid 81. 8. !5isbbfp, oas 9lfinaoit son
N- % toTO ~
be bon Mprrilcn s. 9ltfrY in Tasie
tScrrfeit's Sfiee in 60lmes 8lOd 9e-
f1Tieten.
SD ba5e ME rer1uht, iraenb Selndn,
fft rriHenttih sum Meneip su Yerisiten.
2Ibsr Sptn 6sllv beatftrd5te mid, ZEN
cafe ;u re.dntaifen, fdb er fas eirtt9
aAsiase. mas er au6 duSesfagt bat. Sn
.3ablun9 fur fene Nusfl0en CAB i9 benz
4ate, ben SnfruttiCasn Sslp'5. aemdG
zine Nnlpeifuns an gSltsrs. Tfr 3wed
-her eanien ATaire. rar, jecen @trilub 81
ieritpreri, fpsl9en fer @cSernpr i'm Bun,
1rfs 1Senat baben lnldlte, urp aueerpem,
nm bic ndbite Snni@aaI 5u besinf1ul,
. fen.
Sd Fate NIT 8untes.Senatpr Mpr.
ten eiEe unterrenuns in. bem 6auie ppn
8enjamin .6OllirlD 81 @prtlanb une
treilts ibm Die 3eanafen nit; penn
man MID gum i3eugsn aufrlfe, plrpe
i6 fiele 19laslaeen MAIDEN. WRortrn
fagtf mir, nidt rpr eas llnteriuhungs.
GOmrnittcein Oregon au seben; if fca.
te natb @afbins:ca, .. g., fpmnen
afeilsneelp unb G;ebitrcn wlrben nil
tflablt wfrben. Naf anrat9 er
aRortoRs bakf i'd mid yer.
tersen 9ebd ttf n"
SSds ilgen bic 3tpubIitaacr jest ta-
an
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-09-06

9lm Often |. @., in &ebersbura, Gam.
renee Sem, Snf1ntlebn BON 8. Srun'
9aro.
9lm often I. @., in SOFTER 1pp., Gu.
fan GeriGem, i'm Sllter BON 70 Sabren,
3 1pnaten unb 20 3a9en.
Gm 2lten I. M., naGe Centre 6dll,
Saecb 8Nh, i'm gllter Scn SO Sueren
unb Npnaten.
On, 29ten I. W.. In @ctter Sipp., GIT.
jabetb DerIbem. i'm gtlter BON -.
Nm 3lten I. M., In Gress Spp., 9tb>
am, SObn BON Ni6ael unb 6annab
@renoble, I'M @tttr Don Sabrrn, 6
@rnaten unb II 2u9en.