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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-16

AUSTRALIANS CURE FOR SORE THROAT.
A correspondent of the QUeenslGnder gives
The following cure for sore throat il eau
rot hc tOn generally known that all foruI4
of sore throat, " neither simple, uicrrarpi,
quiusy, dinlItheria. scarlet fever. other
wise, can he either totally cured greatly
at'pviated bv SImply wearing u soft old silk
krrcHirf twice around the neck high M
AMI next the skin, especially If worn NJ night
when the pain is first felt. Like Naaman,
the Sy rian, people will take amy Iruuhie hut
the right one and fiv Io gargirs. ttii~trrs
lotions. pills etc. an,i keep III tliem T.,r Il
month At IL time, buI an o.d silk square
why its too absurd. and So tnry hug their
sore throat and wonder why it don't get bei-
ter. Not only does The silk tile sore
throat, hut II prevents Il recurrence uf il.
was to7merly "a martyr 20 qniu~y and ulr~r-
ate'l sore throat, AMI used az have whulr
month of il regularly every winter, and in
spite, too, of all the usual battery rf pills,
earg'rs, eic., il ran it's cnursr Till tried The
silk the sore thrpa: then took the hint aud
has left me aiones-vrr since as - had cu~tnni-
or. | invariably kin il wiihiu an hour nf
any ai;eupt il makes upon me; an old sore.
throat will take n day 81 cure. Mind | do
MOI pretend to say tiIat the silk will cure
fever ur any other SWIM ptntu or com pliratiot,
THAI may accompany sore throat but This I
du say, that u viii cure and remove all pain
ai:d difficulty of swallowing in the throat
WI huut The aid of any local remedy, ur il
will do IL in spite uf Them, it YOU 10 Amply v
ih"rl and II both, bat, without il cjlre uniy V
comes by nature, MT piiySlc. as far aS the
sore throat tncs; olher remedies are neither
good nor harm. except aS they keep YOU
from trying the inttilibie silk.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-16

CURE FOR HoLLog '- ,.-.
qucn,ly COWS are slra, -
horns and ears, and f"' -.--- ,..-
of food. The dl~e"> .ae
erect are mostly called u. ..- ID
and wiki many is,@'.s .. SD
boring holes IN iA. ,-.... nc .,r5
fectcd. gentle irc'i".a..a ..a r
the best, and tie ..ssr-
boring the cows hera o.'.
than good. Take s...r .-r ls
turpentire. each ',.. ',,.t.rII q /
together, add q "'I' -7,~,, n
pepper, ard rub lh, '.'. q.
as'it''' as it can an be borne vi. '..- 4
Then bind the hcrn+ 81. i... ..-,
of wooIen cloth. For ''..sts. ~
o' . hron ~u0'nm mash. in uI.is. T..,i 3.
fol of powder, ai2a' .-..i ,l,
The ingredients oi -. ..' ,,.--. II
parts gunpowder ON
one part alum. -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-16

-.---.,- ~ .--s.r-- =
AF'i l i \ = ,..--s.'.
li'' = i''' u ~. ,' r
tue caucasus .I ..,..' "y.,' # B,saa
hoo'l "i 'ns - '.'.. Ar.lt
eN'St-4 Tor CEN .,'. "''' r.-.,..s
4eeb' "us " J, NV - shown O. is
"le" He"'I 80 So .,, Russian &
"iS' u ~ r. M
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-16
BAlM OF GTLeAD OlE,-Tbc F,

BAlM OF GILEAD OIL.-II tie follow
ing is q famous, and incompatible,
remedy for green wounds, burns,
bruises. etc Tie most aharming cuts
anI bruises Of The Skin, which are SO
frequently rendered worse by spritu-
Gus bai~am, salvcs, etc. are completely
cured in q few days. auI sometimes
in few hours, hy this Incompatible
oil 1t should bc kept in every house.
Put loosely into q bottle Of any size,
as IN. ny ha!n of Gi.yad buds or flow
ers rs VII reach to about one-third
part Of lis heigLth; then nearly ii!l
the bottle with good sweet oil, and
after Sinking it q little occasionally,
aud letting i. intu>e day or two, it
is fit for use. 1t must bc very closely
stopped, and viii then not only keep
for years, but bc tile better for keeping
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-16

REMEDY FOR CRoUP.-A lady cor
respondent Of the Maine Farmer saws
the following j. au effective re- acsJy
for Group: Half Il tcaspuorfui Of pull
verjzcd aum in little mplls,as. 1t
is a simple rc mcdv. one almost always
at hand, and one dose seldom fails to
give relief Ii it SHOULD, repeat i.
after one hour.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-16

CoCGu SYRUP AS culls and
coughs are extremely fashionable just
now. have cOnclu,ici to send IL re
cipn, which in our f'umjly has piovcd
infaiiihle: OF. muriata of vinegar;
pint of water (coloO, am! one pound
of brown sugur fake one table
spoonful, or u small wine glass full g.,
every two hours.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-16

4 RELISH TOR BREAKFAsT.-T
oHe-fourth pound fresh cheese, cat it
in thin slices. put it in fsying- pan,
turning over it a large cupfIi of sweet
milk; and one-foHrth teaspoouful dry
mustard, q pinch of salt and pepper
and piece Of batter the size Of 4
buttvruut stir the mixture all the
time. Roll three Boston crackers
very fine, and sprinkle in gradually,
then turn at once into warm dish /;
to Ue sent to the table Immediately.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-16
THE HISIORE OF e.

,,.o.;, -" on.y 'e conkctnr3
skating was first practical 80 =.
certainly r, very long ago. iD oa' II
collection of Scandinavia ~ -, =, al 4
legends known as the aF5s ,isl S'i :, :,
the handsome god, is dcs-..,t1 ,,41 I.
lng the possessor Of \ n,ir i,'.'sa ,s
This proves that ska,irr VI SIS
thousand years old. 1t i,sr. u -.'s
have been introduced in.. 2oS
about the twelfth century ~ .n5 Aisa
central parts OF Euron. - -'' I.is
lier. 1t is curious. tba, ..i.' .I,l Ia'
northern nation possess .,'' n.
those OF a merica knew no,,-:-- -s
skate while tie people Of r's .s a'
not have the snow.shoo ~ -.t.
OF invention varied. acco.,' .s ca
q3nements. IL Americ, :. %
itudes, the SHOWS are brq,- =" ,-l
ice Is comparatively rare. Ia.
responding parts of Euran. !.
much more clear ice and H. .''''
a.ely less snow. Fs.@a
The ancient skates uerer.,.
The shInbOnes of oxen nr -,
animals pierced with holes -.
The cords or thongs ulirl,i.--
to the feet. Fitzstryh,n., .g..
London" written il the .'
century, Is the earliest En,.....
which skating is spoken h.
learn from its descriuf
( performers upon ih.s. bono ~,
themselves in motion a.,
against the ice with am rms
Sometimes specimens ot d.
skates have been d-.c5r-r-
progress OF excay,;i,rs f-
European countries: qas @ ..
preserved pair, SO found III p
! some years ago. can uys ia
the British Museum.
! 1t is unknown wien or rls.
was first employed in ,l.pors
OF skates. Itwas prolalynI
for skates, of pattern yrrrng4
that of the ones W have ulgr-
we're known in that caui..r I 4
extensively used lv aH e. sss
people, long before the p
skating became general d .7
Skating is something mart -an
time in Holland. There IL =
the useful arts. and uirr, rs \
tisel AND highly c-tpem.i d
VERY convenient node af II
winter over the canals tat a.r,
tirely supply the place of -1,
Land of DykC~; and a.j..l.
from farm To ia:.n anil fsau
town, and to church. AMI -
often carving leayy hm5 r
Russians lave c, Instructed aa
motive. with ruu-he1ci driving
to lay hold Of The >'.u.arr ur
it has proved a success; '1t
land, every man a. iis aruh-
tive. And 80 = every waHn
for it has long been ca,.ruv
) dies to skate in ilnl.uI. r.
other counties. U..iI Tuat1
most excellent cd uu. .'am IL
for them has heeu aima.. a.Hc
The first sFateT- So ag- F.r
world We're the hane,' la-
the province OF lhc Mons
lands" who doubtless ma-t
skates with Them in t.t r
vessel, the "GJcdC Nrow. vi
are told hy the ieamel i
KnickerhOckc,. chad one.r-
i'm the beam. one h02'rI .a
keel. and one hra.re' .t D."
bottom Of the s.g.a-gvs- o. it
fercl." The Dugca re.ufaf
high honor FIR having
skating and Christians |e>
America. Il for nothing t~+
: did SO. the worthy - Ni.
bc esteemed the patron 90, =. }
skaters From 'Da fsf a.
! ,cin Russell, S. N.ehy.7s E
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DR. Quincy a scott.


For finest specimens of Natural Teeth Ilied with
PURE Ci old an. Artificial Tee5h mounted uu Gold.
silver. Platinum ,u,ca:,;tc. Cei.uloid. lose
Pearl Ebony Gum English Ficsl-@Ulu q am
MIucral Base, Hnd Scott Gum t.numg iCd Base
Also for the Great Atmospheric Dusk, for re-
taining Artificial Tcciil hTWiy in place
In ;I'ilit un 10 this hiEh ulsuii ion of Dr.
Scoti's Grsat Dental Skil he j. also endorsed
10y the lcaHipg ti:ors PuysiciIus Ministers.
At 'orucys aud IluSfi:rss men ct PIN shuryh.
Dr. Scott continues inserting the hu-si Gold
filiiugs AZ from - :. and iHe est kuicauite
sets OF tcia tvT Ti2 a. her ylCs lOr So 70 $40,
FIN e. GOLD = ET-S. fT5 20 $50.
Perfect iit au.i satisfaction ran;eed in ALL
s'Nles OF work F. cola Gets warri ted to be
I'll r. BES L ~ DE ~ TtlE " OIiID.
Take ouiy lr. Scutt's pleasant au'i al s 'rt'rlf
Sfffe anBs hciic for tbe painless ext. action or
painless lIliins ni teeth. aliJ run no risk
Ia UjEilEti q J = IL - NC CkDUS.
Write to Hhov. address AMI make an Wppoint-
ment. and you viii only have tn remain ia Pits
bur- IA one day 20 get set OF teeth Vr have any
oleTat on performed.
The Centennial specimens are now on exhibit
jion ut 21S Penn Ave. 4 .ttsLurgh. l-l2-iy.1
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NEuRALGIA.-A s.r 5:.5 0
neuralgia is horse. ..c .'..li lssirs :
mix it in vinegar - NV o :
ble purposes, an' 10 I,' lsai :
when the face or ~ ,se ga5
OF tie wrist when
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-16

ID LACKSNITIS. IICNTLEY will sell
49, yuu Horse Shnrs Horse Nails. Car
u.Ec i;ol:S, ii,r iron. al Rod. Cast Steel &c
VERY LOW FOR CASH.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-16

IS UN1LEG viii sell Won WALL PA
rSz.sa PEI; IS chcHp, II moi choarcr, than
au3 other dealer ia ti',n~itIrg. and tJJIu ii iuto
t+r b'g@i'in wiiAndt ,NIr.. charge.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-16

Ege eOUSFKEFPERS. co TO HUNT
es5zr9y LEY 5 a,ui h1ty the BLANCUARD
tHCitN. the t"'st ia The y 1rld. S,,ld iur CASH
at uianufuCtfrrr : prices.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-16

5-s-f HE Best SILV ER-Pi.ATED WARE
sZs= i'll The market a: - per cent less Than
ci!y rct.i Psices. su.d rnr cs,Sl, ~
ti-l3 '.5.-tti HENrLEY'S.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-16

n. AiiPEN FERS. GO TO UUNTLEY'S
-; am,l buy your TOOLS aud BUILDING
IARDN ARE FS5 ca~ii tnd >.IVc - per cent.
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TT EFOUSEKEEPERS. GO TO HUNT
e&@.7&. LEY and by your Stoves and Tin
ware. PAX CASH Is - SAVE MONEY
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r. =. & n. y. Lacey.
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seq SeCcatf: ST., Uashipgt0n, d. G.

Envenfors.
We procure patents In all countries. No ATToa-
patent is granted. No fees for ma king prelimi in
airy examinations. NO additional fees for ohta in
given TO Interference ascs before tho atcnt Of
fee, Extensions he!oro Congress. Infringement
suits In different States and all litigation apper
tanning to Inventors or Patents SEND AMP
FOR PAMPHLET OWING FULL lSsTRDCTIONS-
gnitcd states Ourts as,s rr.sErtsncr.t~.
Claims prosecuted In the Su RENE Court Of the
United States Conr; OF Clains tnur, OF Comm
sioners of hama Claims Southern Claims Gem
mission. and all classes OF claims before tho
Executive Departments. 81
Arrears of PAY mnd Bouuty
OFF GERS. soLDIErs. and SAILORS of the lat
war, or their heirs are in MANY cases entitled TO
money from the Government of which they have
no knowledge. Write Iuil history OF service. and
ate amount Of pay and le"nty receivei I'm
viii be given you without charge.
Pensions.
All officers, s.,1fiei~ ami eri1ors wounded. rur-
tured. or Injured in the late however siig htiy
are ehtitled to, and can obtain pcnsiUn.
United stntFs General nuG Gfsscr.
Mining. presumption. ant Homestead Cases pros
ccuted before the General Land Otn:e and De-
partment OF the Interior.
Laud " Sarrants.
We pay cash FOR Bounty Land Warrants and
we invite correspondence with all parties having
for sale. and give full ani xpiicit instructions
where assignments imperfect.
we conducI our business in separate Bureaus
having therin the clerical assistance of able nd
peritnced lawyers and i've eur cuses 81 personal
supervision 10 eve important paper i'r pared u
each case. Promptest attention thus secured to
all business entrusted US. Address
r. 5. & A. p. LACEY Attorneys
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Any person desirin in formation Us o he siand.
ing ami responsibility of the members of the frIn
will. Request. be furnishC.: with sa;islaci ory
reference ia iis vicinity or Congressional district
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u a. SHOEMAKER, frroRxrY.
- ArLAw. Ebensburg. O4fire on II .b
>tr' O.. oisst cnti OF trsidpuce fi-2l'-s IL
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-gSzARMERS. GO TO ITUNTLEY'S aud
esl5 hny iiIe BEST CORN FODDER AND
; RAW Ct IEEK ever : Il iu this county.
Their cnSt more tltu saved la one year by cut
ting our feed with il.
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gAMES j. OATMAN. ". d., PB .
= sicIAN AID sUBUEON, Ehrusburg, p.
one nnd = 8 doncc hi u"w h1fildinE on nixli
y =. 5, 49,. ~
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"a LARGE LOT OF POCKET AND
- ~. i'ENKNIVI5S very cheap for cash at
HIN ri.EY'S.
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- O TO HUNTLEY FOR CLOTHES
NJ WRINGERS. est'lls them at great
~ ivtiuccd prices tor the ready cash.
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-sssa-OUSEK EEPERS 60 TO HUNT.
cszsS.1 LEY and say; - per cent. Ivy pay
iii- cash ior Fable Initt.a Forks, Spoons, &c.
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z g. LAKE. ATroRNEY-AT-LAw.
= Ehensburg, Pa O.ire with Register
aud Rec order. X t'f.urf itshse.
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Mrl.AI.GnLlN. Anornea.

" Dit X. NrTpexEy Ar-Ltw lIh-
cuSs.urg. ia. Office in 'front.' room of T.
J. ftoNd's uVW iuillt.u. centre street. Al
uitIcr ot i'--al business s:tcrfitd 20 ss,tisfi,c.
tni1lv. and ""'i"crttusa 81 St~cislty. (bt "a.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-08-27
Bis Bills

1915 Ivy Edward ................. 10 %
, 1877-08-01
POLITICAL.

Preliminary WIrepulltnx Already Proceed"
Ing At tCloyelAnd-stanlryM Matthews Makes
= Curious HplusEe.
Epectas Dtspa&eA 10 7as zrtbas4.
CLEVELAND. O., July 31.-A maloElty Of Ill
delegates 10 tho Republican Convention havo
been here stuce noFnlug. aud tho preliminary
skirmshing hAs been unusually Sharp and *
citing. The sentiment In favor Of Judge
Tatt for Governor IL strong and hourly increas-
Lag, notwithstanding the strenuous c1urts of
certain southern Ohio delegates to work up op-
position 10 lin, On the ground that be ID
hostile to the Presidents Southern aud Civil
Service poliry, aud would not atyept notRlnar
ttua On a platform ihlarsnE tbs Admtllstrs-
tim. The report OF Tnft's h"stllity to the
President seems to By lueFc asautntttnn
tasel on the verbal REPORTS of private
uple.s song unexpected break oceurs Tatt's
noinlnatLon Oh lrst ballot 4 considered proba-
hlc, The delegation fruln tiardcl.l'k Ntuetceuth
District, Ia CAUCUS tonight, declared uHIul-
moualy Tor Taft, and tho Western kcaeFvc IL
practically solid in his support. The platform
Will undoubtedly ih1orse ihe Adminlstratloi
squarcly aud without Feservstio lou, hut there vii
Informal caucus this afternoon, at WHICH the
Hon. StAnley Matthews, Gen. GaEtleltt. Messrs.
Monroe, Coz, Foster, uanlUFth. and Iehln!ayt
JuJSe LAwtrtce, aud others, were pfesc4t. sen-
atur Matthews read and proposed the following
astonishing formula:
!, Ipeondilivnal repeal Of tho NesumptIou sct.
9: DEMONSTRATION of s1sses and ~ coinage
$. E.laol,.hmeas Of tho gsseaback - : pesmA-
i. Psynsat Of custom. duties La gttsnbaeks.
Geo. Gazheld xenlafked that this platform
, 1877-08-01

that of the l'hi Chi College >ri,tira OF tic .lft
fttcnt college. III thc tnitri States.
DHrin1 thr railroad wa-. thr Maryland Slate
tTt'o|s were fed ut Il cost OF u cents per man q
day.
tn ns nrstsrn Assert1tsf F'rrss
WARRINGTON. u. T., IuI} 3t.--the Cabinet
was in e2tefoit tt.tlay nulIi z, discussing at,-
pointmrnts oG public 1ari officials, the lats:
troubles. rtr, Henry ". IhllIar,1, Of Hcorrta,
wns .nrointct1 Enr"y Estraortllnarx r. and Min T.
ter 1'lcnip,tcnttary 70 I3razil, yicc Jamcs II.
Partridge, 1t Maryland. lflIfiars1, previous tn
the late rirt1 war, was Il Representative IN Con
Ercss from the nn'gnmcrs, Ala, district,
The 1cgaltcadcrs tlccrusse hy order of the
Secretary Ut the Treasury. fur Inc fnenth end.
tng tu-tiAr. ia tS7D,l12 Or ~ lHr rent Ut the
National Bnnk notcs sAae during The month.
Thc Commissioners nj the district have nt,-
gmtntctt Commodore Van lan.acllcr Mnrgon,
late nf the Confederate Navy, Inspector of
works on! repairs ou the r0ads and streets
Ut the tltstrEtt-
The tutai popular subscriptions to the per
ernt loan Il 4G.:,lN, 1u1 Tic t.,tat received by
tEc Syndicate Is S4a> >HD,NN. The tntat suhscrIi'-
cd IN LInsion fepurtcd to latc Ia <l0,2 0,20U, ,tta>,
making a total Of S7d,5l0,7M. Against thia
asnnunt rails hare bcrn ish.lcd fnr the re-
dcmptEon u ~, f,fG.nW Of I'm bonds OF. 1Se5,
and *5.tft).000 in gutl has teen paid in1o tho
Trra-Mry for redemption pur.n,ecs, leaving
$N SID, 1N ut bDntis vet to lie c4l1cl It IA cx-
petted that another call will BE-: .fAsued thus
week.
, 1877-08-01

Reduction Of fwaEes-0fauErmcn-Od Odd.Fe1-
lows-Iiorrltle Accident In an tteronant.
spFetal DapateA Ia Thr Tribune.
TORONTO, Ont. July 3i.-fn accordance with
= circular issucd two weeks ago by the Sortlt-
crn Railway Company, tho wages OF the men on
that line III receipt o! tnurc thalI 81 lny have
been reduced III per cent. Tue n,cn submit,
though dissatisfied.
Eptrda' Wtpatch 70 7At Tr'bH1s.
MONTREAL, July Ji.-Tho Okla investigation
Is bcing continued. The evidence 70 far tcn.ls
to sbow t1at the Indians were guilty Of setting
fire To ttlo Roman Catholic Church. Chief Jo-
and Will bc sent to JUL tonight with hls father,
who was arrested yesterday.
Epsciat D.spu.cA 10 zAs 1fs5sne.
LoNpox, 0nt.. July 3l.-1iuEh Mcmahon,
Es9., Q. C., d representative Catholic Of largo
influence In tho West, publishes letter In re-
Card to tho Ornugc unt Green troubles at Mon
tscal. liz says tue taking Of young lintkctts
life must 6e sotrcc al deep regrct to every
re!!cctlng l!ou'an Catlaoitc,. Us also that tcare
tic community. lie lrprccatc. the Ianat!eA
spirit th.t IL atrond, an1 Maintains TINT Ire-
lands greatest enemies are 1rishnsen them
ssIset IN that t!'ey toIm T. !sveres the order of
rsfcrs to tho good lreltng s1'sting turing
this lifetime at tho latr 1rA7cy Mrtiee.
whn hull educated lrtsfu,.n nut tlf
their nnt;patllrs anil divisions of creed,
and fostcrrl union Ut kiust,,s.s and aomi-icl-
lGwahp. lie Is afraid VIC Rrc having \ train Ut
guupowder laiu IN Canada concerning differ
ct,cex which shoul.l havo bvcn hurled lurE ngo.
The icttcr IL MI eloquent plea for religious tul-
eranrr nsnong frtal'racn of every denomination
and Canatlialts Mike.
!tteriat Nf*t41irA IA 7hs 7ffbuxe.
13EtLHvii.Lk, July Bi.-Thc t,rand Encamp-
mcnt af tile independent Order Of Odl-Fet-
Iowa iur tltari0 n,ct hers to-day With larTe
attcnttaure nf del, gatcs. ". II. Call, II. T.,
Past uranl Patriarch. presented tho 1nnual r.
purt, which A'uNs TINT number ol new en-
campnlenis have been instituted, and that tho
Order Is prosperous. The annuai report OF NJ.
u. Daws.,l, Grand Serbia and Treasurer, WA
Rlsn satisfactory
s.-~ta' s'tsnatrh n TaA Tribune.
PARIS, Ont, July 3t.-Th!a afternoon yonng
man named McQuay ascended In q balloon con-
nccsed with tt.1 Pullman * Hamilton cirrus.
On descending the balloon came down with great
velocity. Rntl Aig12uay attempted to seize the
branchca III large tree, but slipped and fell "
tho Eround, receiving such injuries that lie died
shortly afterwards.
Tho Wa.cr,own IN. ~ Brethren, numbering
100, arrived this afternoon, and received hearty
welcome.
, 1877-08-01
CASUALTIES.
BURNED To DEATH.
Epsrtn{ Eittotrh Ia Tat TriAunk.

HP'-7rH 77!!*po7'7' II TUT 7F1VHHAs
JOLIET, IT.. IulJ S1,-Bctween the hours OF
II and IL O'Clock last night the rcsldet,cc OF
JOHN Ortwne, farmer living abont twn miles
aoutnwcst from Frankfort Station. III TIL. cou,.-
~, MAS burned tu tho g5ots:,h. Os eleven per-
s"ne IN tho family &n'I sleeping in the house at
the tIne three l~i.*..ct in :he nasnes. They
were Mr. Urkw1rr'# fafh"-. ssr.i u years, htA
deal stster, l:e.l - ~ saz II ~ rrart. Tho+c
oE the family H'it survive c~:1;~t In tncr hight-
clut!,es. Aas!ng mht.hc fr.En the burning huiilt-
tng The Hr,; Il hunno, c.i to hare originated In
susnmer-ki'e''ct. A'h vas l'rst discovered BY
hamcs had gained eu tuucIl hcaJwsy that the
three who were burnt to death, md who ocsl1-
pied apartments srppratc frotn the others OF tho
family, cuulti mt be rescued. The entire eotn.
munitv In which tile shocking calamity urutirEel
is intensely excited over the details Of ttle sal
affair. Tie remains at this writing have nut
beeu recovered fruu1 the ruins,
, 1877-08-01
CRIME.
4 1sAZOH-FIGHT,
sbecid} Df$pufcA to 1As TfJbrHs.

bLooatso1oS' !l''' su'1 ia hor1'oIc ha.
man butcherY attained ono OF the principal
ne.. o. ans,h res, IN Inc
ncrr' IN t.cntral I11tnoi<. William 1Ion,i,ton
" ues.o ~ ,n... nn." ,'','. @' ~ 'ia'o' ,'..'. ~,
generally Known % ~ tnee Dudley 10 ''Ehtrco1-
oFcd mulatto. aecd ", the son Of merge woman
wealth antt influence. uo In. lived here nearly
tm.rtv ro.r. .n, ia. ,eor =, rior ,rrn.t =, 1o...
e"cn.! ssl1 -, ".s' t"as1 'east
one'thlfd Of the Tine the last nine 5cnrs- lilo
and bold and. uuscrupuious rs brave. A
vcor ooo hc and onc Ga,c 1Itrt. a
3.a. w =. q"
pess" aoout WV saao "as' e'o4o ev.'c ~,
hams IN the country from widow named VIII
lard, md were both arrested. When in the Gala
, 1877-08-01
SPORTING NEWS.
DABE-DALL.
o3H AVI& I2I2t
CtNCINNATl-EHfCA1o.
Snseft{ Msr7f+A IN 71t 5rhttnA.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ansefnl h<rafrA IN 71t 1s1bHnk.
CfxcixNA7t. O., July 3l.-The Cbtcagos were
aou,ltlly beaten by the Cincinnatts to-day. About
1900 wfee present. The weather was beautiful.
Tue Chicngos could do nothing effective with
Cummings, anti Bradley WAS 6attcd pretty ac-
vcrcly by At least six OF the Cincinnatle. The
ClnrinnAtis scored two runs In the frat inning
on basc-lita BY Pike and Moyeslc, bases on
called balls By Manning and Jones, wild throws
By Peters and Bradley, and passed ball ny
McVey. piko WAS caught mapping BY Bradley
and Glenn ut f1rst, but in running ilin. down
Peters threw low past Glenn, aud Pike went to
third. Wild pitching gave Manning a base. but
be MAS thrown out at second. Jones also got
base oh balls, and went to second on nasscd
ball. Addy went out on q line bit TO Glenn.
Then aioycrie brought both bascmcn homo bY
cracking hit. over second. a passed !, ball ny
I'D q two.baser BY Manning, gavc the Reds two
marc rims In the fourth. After Manning lIcd
out in tho scycutl, Junes mule a basc hit, Addy
rot out tsuafdine 70 sllennl Jones got home on
and Booth got home Oh Anaon' 3 Wild tlFnw past
iirat on The iatter'st. Tue Reds earned tro runs
In the ninth inning, on single BY ,"n:s, three.
ha.er 70 right BY Ado5 ana oon' % sasr'co u,
1rst in tho ,irst inning, but tlc WAS left there:
In tie second spaldng got base on called
balls, hut Ma left there. III the third llsllinan
Ad.ly's catti, uf McVey's foul tly and throw to
Manning. Sin the fourth Mrvey led OF With
baschIt, hut got no iurtner. In the nth Eg0lcr
made q basc-iltt4 and was thrown out at sccond.
they scored tho only run III tbs sixth.
| Brailev got a base on (3ould's NUT; !;
iorrcti cut by uIenn. Glenn got 10
second on Wild throw by Hastings and stole
third. lIatl!na1l strark oiit uienn came bone
On Jones' null of Mevey's ~. The only man
| ri the White. who attcrwaru reached first Was
IIaliinai, On basc-lit In the eighth, md he was
thrown out at second. in the fourth Inning
Meycrlc spralned hIa nnklo and quit, Gould
ten tlatncs in tho score Gclow. Pike Was sick.
| Tic tlelafna Of Pike, Hines. MeVey, Manning,
Booth, Foley, Glenn, and Addy was the feature
| OF tic game. Nolan and the lndianapolIs Club
| Tomorrow.
THK scoHH.