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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
THE RAIL ROAD, ah yes ! Il

THE RAIL ROAD, ah yes ! the
rail ruad-and when il iC coming Z
There's the Iub. The question re-
verberates along Prnns Creek,
s.rik4s the rocky cliffs Of Beaver
Mountain and Paddy's Mountain
and the echo answers : "Wnen 2"
WHATS the matter, anyhow Tne
bonds are paid, o. secured to be
paid the rails are stacked at Lau-
relton hy the hundred tons ties
are plenty and. Labor abundand and
cheap, and-PfeSilent Miltcr is out Of
The Uay. Nov, whats Ia hinder Il
speedy com plction of the road :?
Whea s!p.ll the oft-diSApppinted
hope Of the people OF Penns Valley
be realiz.u ? When viii! those in au-
thoriiy-It whose mercy We are
say Enough, we are coming !"
We had hoped and were encour-
aged To say 30 from RIany sour
ces-oiilclal and Otherwise-LhaL
trans woIlI run to Coburn Sta-
tlpn by the holidays, Of soon after,
and now it is said that September
next may not bring the trains To
PennS Valley. There must be bung-
ling somewhere, il c..n not be other
wise +; and il We just knew TO u Ger
taintY where the fault rests, we
would go for someboIy heisyily-so
We would.
Well, there is some consolation in
the reflection that teamsters should
have something to do these hard
times and that horses should not be
entirely idle. Patience, friends,
some Of us may yet live, by the will
of Providence, to see q locomotive
in Penus Valley.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

On Tuesday constable Carey
and Mr.. a. A. Frank had quite a
chase III arresttng certain Wm. Is.
kinsel, a young man OF about Is
veal 5, living with his parents some
where in the Loop" They tracked
young Kinsei from Potter's Bank To
his fathers, about two miles. En-
tering tho house they demanded to
know whether William was there,
but were told by his mother that he
had not been home for several weeks.
AT this moment however the young
man made his exit from the house
aud was off. Al and Dan followed,
chasing Bill over fences and through
snow drifts. He made a detour and
entered the house again, where he
was found secreted in the chimney.
Kinsel's SINS are getting goods
from several OF our merchants on
forged ORDERS. He now has leisure
in Fort Munson 10 reflect aud re-
pent.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
MARRIED.

On the 2Sth uItimo, at the Ev
Parsonage, Millhein. by Rev. J. Nj.
Price, Mr. Robert f. Vonada and
Miss Sue E. Motz, both of Wood
ward.
At the same time and place, by
the same, Mr.. Philip Frank of Re-
nershurg and Miss Ka HaIght, of
Madison6urg.
On the same day, at the house
of A. O. Deminger, by the same.
Mr.. Thomas O. Keen, OF Penn twp.
and Miss Lucinda Scholl Of Miles.
On the 28th ultimo, at Centre
Hall, by Rev. NJ. Slnat, Mr.. Harri
son Sipe of York county, and Miss
Anna Zettle Of Centre Co.
On the 29th ultimo, at Centr'
Hall, by Rev. w. e. Fisher, Mr.
james Stall Of Ear;eytown and Miss
Mary a. Slower, Of the same place,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
Volume Fifty One.

This number begiRs the ii,ty FIRST
volu;ae OF The JOURNAL, according
TO the best Information We have on
tAe subject. Fifty years ago Der
Centrc Ber;cater WAS started at Aa-
ronshurg, by Adam tientZel, aud
published by him for fifteen or six
tcea years. The publishers that
sacce,d-d Mr. Geu,zi We're, John
Fiakel. LuiSig Kut2, Fred KWtz,
Thomas J. Kiste., Jaha IL. Miller,
phn. u. Stuver and Geo. W. FHote.
The Berictter Was published as II
German paper exclusively for many
years. Cader Mr.. kurtz, his two
sons, Gre, rye and Fred introduced
English, figsta column, then more,
until it beclme half and half This
system has its advantages, rs well
as It's disadvantages, which however
we willJnot neS enumerate. M
schangeia this respect is contem-
plate ut The present time. IL would
hc lupracsi:aAle to tio SD, we are
il no way responsible Iorthis change,
and will continue 10 publish the
JOURNAL half English aad half
German, just rs we gct it. IL ma"y
if not in muSt Fami les, where il pays
its weekly visits, the older members
read the Gernan part and the Young
folks the Eng.;sh.
Regarding cur prospc>ts Wc Will
SAY that We I-el encouraged. When
we toot c;iarGs OF the Bcr:1itcr in
May hast. We did - with q tuH de-
termination ~ succeed. Knowing
that :here were many obstacles and
difficulties in the way. we made NJ
eLr mind not to ile discouraged hy
ANYTHING short of absolute impos,i-
bilities. The field of labor WAS new
Ia us every ding 10 be learned, aud
Yet il affords us no small degree of
satisfaction 20 look NJ the results
already achieved. We have increaS
al our circulation very materially -
40: 10 say largely, and our advertis-
ing and jobb;ng business is all that
could IT, expected, us times are
With t!la continued patronage of the
public, we expect TO impreye the
JOURNAL to tie UTMOST OF Cur
rnedu5 and ability.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
Lodge and Society Directory.

Millheim Cornet lSand will
meet on the iirst floor of the Journal
office huilding on Monday and
Thursday evening,
Providence Grange No. 2l7 L. Of
IT,. meets in AleXander's block ON
The Pad Saturday uf each month at
81 u. NJ. aud on the fourth saturday
of each month ut u z. NJ.
The Irving Literary Society meets
in the Town Hall, every Friday ev-
ening.
The Millheim u. & l.. Association
meets in Town Hall, ON the evening
of the second Monday. OF each month
MilIhem Council, No. 800, o.
i. A. NJ. meets on lSt mud 3rl Sat
ur,lays ot each month, ut Z o'elok
p. NJ, in their Lodge Rooms, Wilt 3
Bailling.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

which relate to. the validity or the
electoral votes of the several States.
In one event the Constitution gives
the House nf Represe, tatives the
power to elect u President.
We therefore earnestly invoke trom
YOU every effort cogniZIhle 10y law i'll
The execution and support OF the
constitutional methods by which Is
10 be determined who are the hwfll-
ly e!ected President and Vice Presi-
dent of the United States.
We invite those who feel the pre-
seut danger to and in all lawful
means which may induce the Sena-
tors and Representatives. OF the
States aud people III Congress as
semhled to obey the ePlain intent AMI
meaning of the Constitution and
laws, aud not i'm defiance thereof at
tempt tn place in the high offices OF
the government men whose title Is
tainted With fraud. AS free citizens
of this Commonwealth we Suggest
that YOU consider these measures
wdicl such u contingency may m
Vite or command.
We believe large number ot our
citizanS who are too patriotic to pe
bound 10y the designs or TIE man
ayers or The present administration
OF the general gnvernm mt are pre-
pared openly To condemn the 0iSpo-
siiion tGey manifest 10 plunge the
country into Sea OF ulhSers'
rather than return To the people the
trust committed tu them for u Speci-
fed period of Presidential term.
II the people Will with courage
and r.,imaesS, i'm full taith IL ie!t
5 verelgaty as the source OF All po-
li.ical puHrr, mike these dei!dti-
tiunS, taen their servants may listen
and o,yy.
Believing that these opinions are
entertained by all honest and mtrl .
Ole citiZ'us, We declare that Snhael
J. T.ilen aud TlnmI Is y. iiendrlcEs
were. on the seventh day ut Novtm-
ler last, elected PreS;,leat and Vice
Pre- ident uf the URltU states.
Self-sratdlation has no pIrt~lh TINS
our schema statement of the taet
upon watch We intend to rest our
future conduct.
And secondly. that we call upon
the members OF OotA Houses of Con-
greSS To adopt such lawful means rs
may lead To the official declaration
nf the fact that Mr.. TIlden and Nj.
Hendricks have heen elected, and
We urge them u resist With all their
power the proposal To settle the as
certaInment OF Il fact already ac-
ccmplished, by Il reference ot it to
any other tribunal than that already
appointed Ia decide it by the Con-
stitution of the United states.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
THE SUN.
1877. NEW YORK. 1877


The different editors Of THE Sun during
the next year vii be the same aS during the
wear that has just passed. The dailycdition
win on week days be sheet OF four pages.
and on sundays Il sheet Oi eight pages, ul 90
broad columns; while the weekly edition
viii I've q sheet of eight pages OF tile same dl.
menslons and character that are already Ia
mIliar tO our friends.
THE Sun viii continue to he the strenuous
advocate Of reform and retrcnchment, ana
of the substitution OF stateslnanShip, WIS
dom, and integrity for hollow pretence, I'm.
beciIity and fraud In the administration Of
public affairs. IL Will contend Tor the GOV
ernment Of the people by thc people aud for
the people, as opposed 10 government ~
frauds IN the box aud In the counting
Of votes, enforced by military .lolcncc: IL
will endeavOr to supply It's readcrs-a body
now not far from u million Ot SOuiS-wilh
the most careful, cOmp.ete, ana truStwCrthy
accounts of current events. and will employ
tnr this purpose a numerous ana cltclUhiy
selected stan of reporters ANA correhpoh-
dents. It's REPORTS from Washington, eSpec.
ilily, Will be full, accurate, and fearless ;anu
l. viii doubtless continue 60 deserve and en
Joy the hatred ut those who thrive by pun-
dering tie Treasury ar by uSnrpihg what
the law does not gi,e them, white II VIII en-
deavor u merit the con iidence OF the public
by defending the rights Of the people against
the encrnachments of unjnSnhed power
The price OF the daily Sun will be 81 cents
month or 100 year, post PAID OF "ith
Illf s.llINtN ctiltlOt Ststu Attls
The SUNDAY edition alone eight pages,
AL - a year post paid.
Tie WEEKLY SIN, eight pages 0i 20 col
umns, will be furnished during 1877 II the
rate of kl ! year. post paid.
THE WEEKLY can I've enjoyed by indiyld.
ual subscribers without the necessity Of
making ~ clubs. Al the same time. II anV
OF our friends choose 10 AID IN cNt.uding our
circulation, we shall he grateful 10 them. and
every such p rson who sends u ten or more
subscribers from one place will be- entitled
charge. AZ one dollar YEAR. postage paid,
tina expenses of paper aud printing arc bare
w repaid aud considering the size OF sheet
aud the qnality OF Its contents We are coma
dent the people viii consider THE WEEKLY
SuN the cheapest newspaper published IN
the world, aud We trust also one of the very
best.
Address, TIE SUN, New York City, \. y.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

CHRISTMAS came and passed
pleasantly, hut rather quietly, in
Millheim. There were no festivals,
no parties nor public d,m ,nstratlons
of any kind. aud yet on" people en-
loved themselves very well in aquiet
,cial way. The town WAS full of
people trnnl the surrounding coun-
try, and we are happy to record the
almost entire absence of drunken
ness aud rOwdyism. Home enjoy
ments are slowly growing into favor.
The heautiful-we ara almost dis
posed TO say pious custom of prepar-
ing the historical ChriStmcs Tree for
the little folks, is becoming more
general every year. This is good
Indication. The family circle is, af-
ter all. the real place for enjoyment,
and parents should strive To make
it the happicst place on earth for
their children aud themselves.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
MAKE TT PUBLIC.

sOA III DOolONt ENu =, Acsis
II. r. SEEvESS, ESQ:
Dt.3: sir have helrd from very manv
sources 1f the great success OF NEGErISK Ia
cases of Scroiu'a. rheumatism, ki.lncS
Complaint, Catarrh, aad other diseases OF
kindred nature. | make no Hesitation in
saying Inat | know NEcETINH 10 be the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh and Gen
eral Debility.
My vile iIas been troubled with Catarrh
for many years, and NJ times very badly.
She has Thoroughly tried every supposed
remedy that We could hear of and With all
this she has for severaI years been gradual.
ty growing worse, and tile discharge from
the heal MAS excessive and very offensive.
She wdS In THIS coalition when she com
men 'ed u t4ke NEdHTINl; | could see that
she WAS improving al the second bottle. She
continued taking the SEGRTlNE until she
had used from twelve To fifteen bnttleS, l
aIn now happy ini',fOrmius you and the pub
lie III you en- bose Ia make u puolic) that she
is entirety curel, and NEjETINE accom-.
piiihed the care .:ftcr nothing else would.
Hence / Ieel iuStiied in Swing that VEG +.
TINE IL the mIsI reliable remedy, aud
woail advise MI sufcriag huuI ity 10 try
X. Tor believe II tr be- "A go1l, honest, vege-
Table EIcIicui:, AID SHAH not hSSI:;lte TO
rscd. menl IL.
am, Sc, respectfully, L. c. CARDELL.
Store Al Broadway.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

Yesterday WAS unc0mmoniy
lively in Mllheim. We commenced
counting sleighs and sleds in the
morning hat were soon compellsl to
qaitas the job was to prohyioas.
WI Y every body "and the rest Of
mankind" was in town, on busine IS
or pleasure. Wac dre say that
MiHhrim is nnt-a hig place or that
it has rot il first class paper ? Let
the wretch step up and try, our
Devil will knock him out of sight in
less than no time
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

LARGE APPLE CRoP. Mr.. John
Ruhl, near Rebersburg, has an ORCH
ard of less than six acres, the pro-
ducts whereof were, 500 bushels of
fine winter apples, 90 barrels of cl-
der, and enough apples gone 20
waste to have made Is or 90
barrels more. Mr.. Ruhl has some
of the finest apples IN this section,
and it makes our mouth water for
some of them as we write this.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
EsTABLIsHEp 1860.
r. 8. & A p. LACEY, Alto .neye-
at-Law,
$50 Seventh Street, Washington, ID. g.
Inventors.

We procure patents In all 90 untries. No
ATTORNEY FEES IN ADVANCE. No charge an
leSs the patent IN granted. No feeS for max
.hg preliminary examinations. No add
uonAl Tees Tor obtaining and conducting u
Eehearink. Special attention given To inter.
terence Cases before the Patent ONCE, Tx.
tensions before Congress, Infringement Suits
ln different States, and litigation appertain
my lo Inventions ar Patents. SEND STAMP
For PAMPHLET GIVING Full lSsrRuC rIoSs.
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of the United States, Count of Claims, Court
OF Commissioners of AlabA ma Claims, South
eTn Claims Commission, and all classes OF
wal claims before the Executive Depart.
bleht
Arrearl or Pay and bounty.
DFFI1ERs, SOLDIERS, and SAILORS of the
lde war, or their heirs. are Ia many eases
emitted. Ia aDnay from the Government, of
w0lch they have no knowledge. Wri,e q full his
tofyOi service, aud State amount OF pay aud
bounty received. Enclose stamp, and luil
rep,y, alter examination, Will be given You
without charge.
Pensions.
All OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILORS
wounded, ruptured, or inlurGd in the late
war however slightly, are entitled %, aud
eau obtaiD \ peRsiOn.
Emitted states General Land ORiee.
Contested Land Cases, Private Land
1lAl'nS' MlhllE. presumption, ana Homestead
Cases, prosecuted before the General Land
ouice aud Department Ol tue Interior.
land Warrants.
We pay cash for Bpunty Llnd Warrants.
ana We lnvlGe correspondence with all par
Ties having any for sale. and give full aud
explicit instructions where assignments are
Ia perfect.
We conduct our business in seperate Bu-
r.auS havlag therein the clerical assistan nee
OF aOie and cxDerieaced lawyers, aud give
our closest PERSONAL supervision To every
ihportaht paper prepared ia elch ease.
Iromptest attenfioR thus secured % all buSI-
ness entrusted IN. Address. t~
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WASHINGr ON, ID. c.
ANY person desiring Information ~ 10 the
sSaIfIi.lK AMI responsibility OF the members
OF the nrm VIII. On request. be furnished
With satisfactory reference In his Vicinity
or Congressional district.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
HEARTFELT PRAYER

III. X. STEVENS, EsQ:
Dear Slc-l Shou.d be wanting In gratitude,
II failed 10 acknowledge what the VEGR-
TINE has done for me. | WAS attacked abo lt
eleven months since with Bronchitis. which
settled Into CONSUMPTION. | had night
sweats AMI fever calls; WAS distressed for
breath and frequently spit binod; was al
emaci1ted. very weak, aud so low that my
friends thought my case hopeless.
VAS advised "a make a trial OF the NEGE
TINE, which, uade- the providence OF God,
h.ls cured ,iie. i.lIt he may bless the use Of
your medicine 10 others aS he has tu me,
aud that his diviae grac may attend you,
Is the heartfelt Dravero of youc admirinR. hum
bic servant. BENJAMIN PErTlSGII.L.
J.. S.-Mine is hut one among the many
cures your medicine has affected in this
place. Ii. r.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
Joints AID Mus les, stiff an

Joints AID Mus les, stiff and
painful with rheumatism and gout,
are promptly relieved by GIenn'D
Sulphur Soap. Local diseases of
the skin and defects of the complex.
ion are also remedied by this stan.
dard article. Depot Crittenton's :
No. z Sixth Avenue, New York.
Hills Hair 81 Whisker Dye, black Oh
LroWn, 50 cts.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
The Democratic State Com

The Democratic State Com
mittee held a meeting at Harrisburg,
on the 22ld of last month To give ex-
preston to the views OF the party OIL
tie present political crisis. The
meeting was well attended, the pro-
ceedings calm and dignilied. Gov.
Bigler read an able and exhaustive
report on the Louisiana case, which
must convince every candid mind
that Tilden fairly carried that state,
and that the infamous Returning
B ard deserves the condemnation OF
all fair minded people. The address
voted to the people of Pennsylvania
breathes the true spirit of patriotism
and loyalty to the Constitution and
the laws. We ask our readers to
give it a candid and deliberate peru
sal.
To the People of PennsylUant !:
We address you in that spirit of ,a-
triOtiSm which is common to all TIE
citizens Of this Commonwealth. The
political condition of our country Is
! fraught with impending peril. The
expression by the people of their in
tention to support those cOnstitu-
tional means which will settle the
issue made OH the question of the
. Presidency may prevent what other
wise all will deplore. Whatever
violates either the letter or the spir-
it Of the Constitution tends to weak
: en-, and may destroy, our government.
There is not Il question or a measure
relating TO the peace and happiness
of the whole people exciting cOntro-
versy and pretending discord for
which the Constitution fails to pro
vide.
The election of President and
Vice President OF the United States
is a high and solemn duty of the
people of the several States. To at
tempt TO evade obedience to the po
pular Will by any effort to distor
the meaning of the Constitution o
the Interpretation of law to seek t.
set up barriers against the face o
this declared will is substituting re
volutionary expedientS for the con
Btitutional methods.
The Senate and House of Repre-
sentativeS of the United States nav
By the Constitution the sole and ex
elusive power 10 settle all question
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

And now We are very much Ia
voied is fstr as III lsic is concerned.
The Millheilu CJrneC Band has Its
headquarters right under us. To he
little more specific, the Band Occu-
pies the first flor oI Musser's Build
lug and The JOURNAL Office the sec
nI1
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

On Sunday the sheriff Of Clearfield
county arrested two men, John Cool
and Frank Gray, III our valley. The
sheriff caught Gray at Spring Mills
and Cool at Daniel E. GentZel's at
Penu's Creek. They are charged
with having fired lumber yard in
Clearlield Co., and robbing the ex-
press office at Tyrone, and are re-
puted as bold and desperate crimi-
malls.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

The report Ot Tie ruad-Viewe;s,
for a .oad froia the toll gate at Aa-
ronsburg, to iutersect the road from
Millheim to Coburn Station, was
set aside for imfurmalitv. The Aa-
ronsburgers don't propose to fight it
out OIL thut line. They will take a
neW departure.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

LARGE Hoo. Air. jacob kar5-
letter killed a hog the other week,
weighing 530 pouuGs. This is the
largest porker We heard of this sea-
son, aud the returns are about all III.
Go head, Jake, trap the whole class
at once
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

There is II revival III progress in
the Evangelical Clurcl at this place,
five or six peniteHts presenting them
selves at the altar of prayer every ev-
ening. Rev. NJ. j. Carothers, L. Z.
is Oh duty.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
Amonr the Sdmirable pro

Among the admirable propre-
ties Of Glenn's Sulphur Soap is that
of cleansing the heal of dandrutf and
preventing its subSeQue Mt accumula-
tion, by opaning the pores Of the
scalp and thus keeping it healthfuliy
moist. Depot Crittentnn's No. Z
Sixth Avenue, n. Y. Iliu's Hair Il
Whisker Dye, black or brown, 6O
cents. NV.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
MR. LAcoB SuCLTZ, near

Mr.. JACOB SICLIZ, helr he-
bersburg, killed four hogs that
weighed 1852 pounds, an average to
each hog of 43J! pounfs. We sup
pose J..cob d0e't com!lAin OF hard
times, 1T least he should not.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

OO.OlO EveryS1dy Is Ee;Ing
PuTTrKS AMERICAN MONTHLY, Il rich.
ly illustrated, ably edited Family Magazine
at only " year SPecimenS Sets. GnEAT
Tubs, fAIladelphIa
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

We are still willing to take a
limited quantity of wood on sub
scription. Bring it .along-a half
cord pays for year, cord for two
years.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

On the Goth, ullimo, in Potter
township, Sarah Catherine, daughter
Of Samuel Royer, aged 28 yeals and
30 days.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

Wm. F. Smith was i'll town on
Saturday for the first time after a
protractcd illness 10y typhoid fever.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

There are six Molly Maguifes in
the PottsvilIe prison sentenced to he
hanged.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Rev. G.. w. Bouse will preach
IN the NJ. T.. Church, Millheim, next
Sunday evening.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

J. G. Harper, ESD. OF Bale
fonte, smiled in upon us for u few
moments, yesterday,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

Reading has a population OF
50. iO9: Millheim has d few less.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

Five weddings in one day. Who
says times are hard ?
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

Our neighbor, VIM 5. Harter.
IS confined to a bed Of sickness.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

Hon. L. A. Mackey has oar
thanks for public documents.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
Has Entirely Cured Ne.
BosroN. October, 1870,

MIR. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-My daughter after haying a Sc.
we're attack oi waaOpihg IA. WAS left Ia a
fee Die Sta,e of ne.tith. Being advised by y
fiieI1, she tried the NEiErlN!;, aiId after
u.idg q few bottles was fully rcstOrcd 10
heath.
1alys been great su!C:"r from Rheu-
mItiSn. lhtye taken several bottles o! the
r,iE TINE Tor this CON 1ililt and AIN nap
py - >.Iy il hI> eHtirely cured M. l h..ve
rec Imalandet tn Vf;IEllS.. 10 others
wi n Sale s,I!ue gObl reSati. &c Is = great
cleInSPr and pads Of the no Il; It l. pleas
ant 10 take; .Lni | can cheegfully recon-
mead It,
JAMES MORSE, 5s4 Athens Street.
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