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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-11-29

Reader, these things happened many
years ago All the landmarks about the
farm have long since passed away but
there is still large fiat stone by the
roadside, as one rides out from the town
Of Randolph, and | never gaze upon it
without recollecting how intimately my
destiny and that old rock are connected.
Carrier pigeons are employed by mercantile
firm in Aberdeen interested i'll the herring fisher
les for the purpose of communication between the
fishers at sea and the mainland. One is sent ont
with each boat and is liberated the next morning
with message. The position of the boat, the
state of the weather. the safety of the men and the
quantity of fish caught are thus transmitted to the
shore. An advantage of the system is that the
men shore can make definite preparation for the
reception and cleaning of fish.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-25
NJ ISC { Ii 4 N 0 is.
s1aNoR IaNAzIo's "FLYING MAN.

Signor Capretti IGnazio, of Milan, has re-
Gently added to the list of avatars with
which attempts have been made to navigate
the air, an apparatus which he d%esignates
the " Flying Man" Like his predecessors,
he has chosen the wings and tail Of a bird as
models for his machine. Each wing is COM
posed of sixteen pieces of cane, which are
connected by sets OF movable fans. The
tail resembles a section OF an umbrella. The
canes in the wings are adjusted to a shell
working on a universal joint, which in turn
is attached to a framework that is strapped
to the. body. At the furthess stretch Of the
arm is a band ring, to which are bound
sticks of cane connected with the larger ones
on which the fan moves. There is also
strapped upon the back of the wearer a
large folded bag, which, by a simple move
ment, can be converted into a sort of para
chute in case any portion Of the flying gear
gets out of order. By the arrangement ola
large number of movable fans, the operator
is relieved of a great amount of resistance
which it would be natural to suppose the
air would offer; and the entire apparatus is
said to be readily manipulated by a cool
headed adyenturer.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-25
COLORADO SLEEPING REAUTY.

A stone man of mammoth dimensions
was recently found, in Colorado. There is
considerable noise being made about it. p.
L. Barnum offered $4,000 for him, in vain.
He is claimed. to. be Darwin's connecting
Link between man and BEAST, and has a tail
four inches long, yet s%cientis is say that it Is
. rough. job and that the tail would be
much longer lit was all told. The follow
nlg.are~ his dimensions.
From ear to ear, if out, ID inches; about
head, Is inches length Of nose. 81 inches;
from end of chin to top of head, 16 inches j;
circumference Of neck, 154 inches; breadth
Of shoulders front, 234. inches, back q
inches; length of arm, shoulder to- elbow,
80 inches; elbow. to wrist, liz inches (; ell
bow to tip of finger, as inches breadth of
hand, 6 inches; length of finger, Z inches !;
length of,leg;, Ainohes; from hip to knee,
20 inches ; knee to foot, l6 inches ; breadth
Of, foot. s. inches ; length of right foot, ID
inches left foot, II inches !; shoulder to tip
Of finger, left arm, As inches I; ftom the base
of back Of head to forhead, II inches ; length
Of tail, 4 inches ear, 4x24 inches total
weight, with box, 760 pounds, and weight
of figure about 600 pounds.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-25

DoM PEDRO and the Empress display
great interest, during their travels in Eu-
rope, in benevolent institutions of all kinds,
everywhere visiting asylums for the blind
and the deaf and dumb, orphan homes, and
hospitals. The deaf aud dumb institution
in Rotterdam, Holland, was particularly ac-
m,red by them. Queen Sophia had called
their attention to it as an object Of her pride
and attachment, and made them promise to
visit it. The asylum is partly supported by
the State, but has also been made the object
Of large requests.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-25
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ANILINE DYES:

There has been at various times much
discussion on what may be termed the sani-
tary aspect of the aniline dyes. Although
it may be at first difficult to see in what way
the color of an article of costume can posi-
bly, affect health, yet the relation of the one
other is not so remote as might be anticipat-
ed. Socks, stockings, and gloves ara. worn
next the skin. and poisonous matters NAV
thus be Brought into the. system even the
very weaY and tear ordinary costume, in the
event of the color not being of a very firmly
nature, results. ip a portion of coloring mat
ter being liberatedtin the form of a fine dust
and thus inhaled by the. lungs. In France,
stringent measures hayehad to be adopted
TO prevent the artificial coleration of, cheap
wines with "fuchsine." Recent experimts
have now beyond doubt established that am
lime dyes, at least, the reds and blues, are
in their pure condition comparatively inert,
and that. the ill effects which have been
sometimes. attributed to the use of these
dyes are traeeable, not to the pure coloring
matters themselves, but to traces of arsenic
Which they contained, and which arose from
Inefficient puritication subsequent to manu-.
Gact4tlre. Euterprising scientists, may al
ways ha. abound who are willing to become
martyrs, for science or tor %notoriety, and
the present inquiry has habits self-sacri-
hcing hero in the form, of Herr Soldier, of
Riga, who, administered to-, himself three
quarters of a Grain of %aniline. red every
morning, for, a period of five weeks. without
any i'll effects. When it is pointed out that
g. single, grain of aniHae, red is said to be suf-
iicienti to.impart a s,eale pink COLOR. to ff-
teen gaSAlaaas~ of alcohol, il would be necessa-
y, to drlpx;;an enormous q~eantlty o + artifi-
qiallY colerseeaa yine in erdgsss. to equal a. SIM
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-25

gle morning performance of Herr Soldier.
So far the question is practically settled, Il e
only remaining difficulty being ourinability
to ascertain whether pure or impure color
ing material has been used in any purchased
article; and it will therefore be better, as Il
simple matter of precantion, to be on our
guard against the indiseriminatc use of ami
line dyes for coloring purposes.-Medical
Ero0aaser. .. ....9t 81
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the debtors of the late
firm Of Mayn 4 Luke, of Canyon Ferry, Meagher
county, that all indebtedness must be settled by
cash, or note with good security, before the 10th of
October next. .t rtet 4rH .t HAa
Business settled by James Wayne and Tai. Reed,
Receivers. Creditors will please hand in their
claims at once, A JAMES j. MAYNE. a
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-25


HUNDREDS of thousands of women have,
from time immemorial, "looked under the
bed " and never '.found q man there" 1t
has happened at last in Il house on Bush
street, San Francisco. There were two wo-
men and they both looked and behold, he
was there then they ran out of the room to
summon assistance and when they returned
the bedroom was as bare of mar as was
Mother Hubbard's cupboard of bone. The
man got away. But he had been there and
now we can take it for granted that mascu-
Unity will no longer poke fun at the gentler
sex for this feminine idiosyncrasy.
If Mrs. Milton Barr of Lebanon, Mo-,
keeps up as she commenced, she will be-
come more than a "mother in Israel" On
the oath of August she gave birth to two
boys, each weighing d pounds. On the
25th, doubtless feeling that she had made a
mistake in giving birth to two boys, she
gave birth to two girls, one weighing 4
pounds and one 81 pounds, thereby balanc-
ing the matter of sex e%quitably. It is said
that the children are all perfect in shape and
healthy to all appearances. While the nov
city of such an enterprise as this will attract
general attention, it is to be hoped that the
example-in these hard times-will not be
generally followed. ... 81 al#s.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-25
AND VIM

Leaves Virginia City every Monday ..~
and Friday, at4 O'Clock, =. III Iib,,rslay and Q"
Leaves Bozeman Tuesday, lhi
day, at 4 o'clack, a. m. ,,mond Bros.
< GsxElCH-Iu Virginia, a. h"''
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
9>fc!feu Or9:l 0ual!td!
49, all S5rceIamatiou.-

SD. 9. %. Ruricn. 6c5 gterif
pm Gfntre 60, St1at srn psnufpipd-
nieu. acbe een Wlbitrn rDa stnann.sn
@cuntp titmit bef1unt, nds cine @ltl
9ttalttH pe-csn reiro in Centre Spunto
an
gam e,fen2 Il ten &pri1, 1877
fur ZEN 3mrf DER AunlSms peer ocs
@trwurfts Der 9erCrpnaulc1 css NereS
pes Gcnsr sfs, IN Bs3uG auf pie Grricht-
una tines Armenbauiss in bellsiem
Gcuntp.
werner MADE i'd hermit tsfunnt, baF
RE Yidse, tpp bic erp ibnte @lbl in ben
p,rItiecentn 8prpIgbs u1o ScpdibipS
in Centre SO aet1!ten rrereen fpn. fol-.
aeRcc finn nfmllt:
1iir Dle lrmniSip 6lirss, an So
tel ppn rlpto Np9sr(Ndrrnsbrrl.l
Sur 6a!f Mcou lpwnitip, i'm 5hut.
bdue In StrrnitcDn.
6ur IIplcr 8pp.. in 6dus erriAtet
lu rielem .}oete. duf penn Gije toum
oon @ronlrn Gerrrmaf.
Eur 2Prlsy Imp, i'm S3ulsaus In
&ttcrStars.
. Sir portsr Swu., an @,Tbluit Son
Scbn Scentlrf. Dir 5crt !optel.
Sur 'Srtas Spp., Im ,6otsl Seboris ,u
5. u. Sdbsr, 9san 6dG.
5Is Gciie9s Ems; im Shultauie gu
2empnt.
5ur Ger3uion 1w2.. (dlter Ctlfrtet) }
i'm $hulblule ,u Pine @tcoe.
CUR ,5ersuien IDp.. Heuer Ciitriet)
TN Stul bIIie II 81 l'99tle.
Sur 6lrris IMP, tn SttulbIus ,u
GraisburS.
6ur patron IMP. In 6luIs Yoa ps.
ter NLrrcp.
iSut DIS borough Don Seliicnte unp
Die 5opnirlpe prn rrmJ uur Ssnntr,
am @purr 6Aule IN Se1efonfe.
Sur 9BIlter Gpp., TN Shalpaufe In
6ubirrSeurg.
fur cas- Borru36 uno 5opnfeip oon
6owar9 IN Spattaa3 in sepanatem
Sprpdah.
Sur 8aib 1rp.. I'M 5:tuIb1ufe IN
ecr NOR Stes SfdtiUH.
Sur Ndrtpn 5Ipc., i'm 6aule Sen
Spel Hltne IN SatiDnriae.
55ur cas- 3orouJb opR Mtlesbur9.
am Shulbau,e in :0tiieSbur9.
Sur 3o93s Ipp., in neuen Shu!'
6auie IN Central &itp.
6ir SUfsa Swp., TN 9aufe rea Sreu
Rets.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
Rsin anssIsattr Qrpssl. sgasb

Yt:&surs. ga. IA. @S.l. 0sftrn
abene wGres Gin itIau onsc!esier Slat
in tiisntr @siie aasseiubrr. SlperiE-
tenrtat 9insban BON rer GrprresGr.,
sr,lsit IIS Der SafItc Grpreb;a3 &c.
tern Sraes's ScnO errriate. purpe rert
Grp et. 8cten, ISomas Bingham, Gin
Selrsrlmn Iberrei.St. pfibcs ion In.
fruirie, leine Nadett &C. benz s. $.
SreptS in 5tmpietrn sG aberweilen uEe
nab Sortsrs eIRpins 3a 9ebfa. t0 er
peiiere SrperSerblltea rperpe. Die Ies
relhs par ven pittsbur9 pattr. une
9ec. Siusbam Capt. untsrsel6nrt.
SempIeten 1T Gin fleintr Srt IN Der ST.
lesbenp Yalrp GilenSlba. 90 MPeileR
ppn tier rnlisrnt. Die nrrr.unr lac-
rirts sebsRpsn Grprr5td8r trefsn no
bort. Nlb HnfuRft res bessiItnrtea,
Cages In lsmpietcn trdt Gin aeann ta
ole GrpreS-Glr, telIe .it4 ais 8rpctS
scr unp lsstr Sin9som plppn In 4fnnl>
ntB, cab CT pcm Saperintenpeattn De
GrprsB.@o. tetesrIeaiihe WsilunS baee
ion atsulplsn RnD itine aipatr nr6 9.tts-
J bura III lioernsaacn. Stls StieS fur rie
Sycre ssists er elm Bingham" unter.
,cl1neies ltlesr1n.nt. Bingham iibtrs
Dab Bropys. bic GRIT 6-Gar unD aiRisr
atns mt periclben nIA Ntt5bar8. SIN
tteiilcn 3lsntrf plrDsn Die Coli Sc.
,dblt unO SruOEs ties nit renl Sntirer
aaf cen GrpreBplsea. uaI efe SIAea
absuiteftra uao cIan il Der Offce Oar
G,eleuInaTI IA per 5. Apenus Sgrttt &c.
eltattsn. 9luf pen QEsSe ;mllben Dsin
8aenbcie aae Ger SIlies Uifaefe ,5scptS
oen Usirl5rlnf, n1eM ejeloprirfe NIT
etwl 5000 ptrll5 uno lprlag erD1 flH
bdlbss 1spt IT pon OR Ofice entfernt
POM gSdgeu, mDr1af CT perIpDIRD. Gr
butt epteSleits Iemptet0n ole 5fieJrlrps
| enorabte cufHitbnItIcH, clrlclosn IN eIr
WaDterbaa5tta JcicJealap illsrstlt els
nes Ilihsa 5altruaEl 70 Cte bstr. DE-
relthe on SlnsDdm 1bJelaRot. Jt5lest
tat man nch !sinf Spar rOH ieH gee
funpen.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
Gin autcr &nabe.

Gr f1np On rcr Efe pom jwet Sra'
Ben, ais Elm SsIiltt ii!t tbm nlbertc. su
pem psr CUTE 8al5e auf cine 81 lrtdea
5aBsn feesnOe 3lite seiseno laSts; Der
5Irmtr. wtt4ef pi les BON ietnem
5tlttten psr!Or. piro i4rcditA fblstt
fab:ea.-5b ptraItbs, Dap SieeS nah
ner goi5elfltipn brinJ:n warpen; not
len Ole nibt z" -oTu Bit ein ebrlther
2a1re," ssriseerte Der @DIijtit. nR1n'
DE anoere &nloen rpltfosn pie It!ft ndta
9lais Jebratbt blbsn. SD wta tie ia y
Der @0liieifltiCa bTinSea. SIS nr1I
cine ltarte, aber 80 @funo fA per 8iitI
uno ais Der gOlisiit lie teGAsnD tn BEN
Sta,iras5auls ntescrleste, teateR ibr
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
Z. W. Wuufpa,
SberiF pen Centre County

llne nun. Trtruar Zen 26tsH 1877,
eis @itiitr!ft rpn mesrtrtu GtnreSdtrn
crr Gsnn, Gcunts prrisatrn. eriGbt
eit Court cine 9Sabl dnJucsenen, IN @e,
mdSbcit nit ren Anprnnunsen he's Af.
teS Ger NGemtlp, ruB bic 0ttiansfen
QGibIer pcn Centre Gruutp he gncrc.
nunaen oes &t:eS Der AHtmbls in 6eiua
ouf Gle Grrihulng eineS Armeubauirs
in trla9terl 9cun:p anrs6meH ceCr. sfr.
werirn mN6tsr.
llue nun, ren 26tsr Sttruar, 1877.
nldnem niris Sittitrift rcratlslt uao
sshrria Ibsrelat ii. miro oemiufo as an.
beirtieu. pIe cine WIti s,blttrn psr-
cen lpat ron ren 9scilutten Bitlern
orn Centre &cuntp. an nen oeritierersn
NIsrn IN ptH ScrcultS unr SrrRf ips
in tsidstem Guunto wc bic al.
arnei1en uEo be I0wnibip l1ab.
Zen ltoIt!ei p.rpsi, up uolr an
2lten 9IAt rs &pviIs. 1877. gum ,3pcdt
Ger Stittrluna rurt Die S.inm,H eeS
9curtss, % cir AnornrunIer res Atrrs
err ATemhls tetiteIt Gin slet anrre.
rcne eit Grlttiuna tin,s Igmrn5dues
iur Scrirrlan9 Der Hrmtn in cen Ytr.
idbirerutn 9cuuii,e reS Stlltss," 1e5il-
liat cen stem SIa in @lp, 1873. miro
dndeurmmcn Wclern nur,b eiuc R ,Srseit
ser &lblr rem eeu0narm Gcunto.
Cir rrmG5nte Wdbl foa sslei;ct weroen
nurb rie 3rImttu Ter aglemtnsa uac
1ppu tip 90arlrn. uno AR cen Stimm-
,crrr!r fur bic Wltt iol dul Cur inner. II
Selts aeitbre5rr cesr gserutt ftin fur
aunIbne" pcer .seseu NnnIbms." Der
0ruIIh!tr sen isrrm Sorrrlb ceer
lcpgibtp fCa yen,gilrns 10 lIle uor.
her ets ,3tir uup ZEN S!de, mann uno
nc ric S3IFt seblI;en miro rurt ftts
gsibiieteue YD;r serrui:e 6aaobiIs an
pen cfsnilitffn %ilSsa III iciaem
Spionibie tetInnt madden.
'Turb eis Court. 9. 6. 3.
@eibtiniat Vom r tcrt. in 9;acftntt
dn lrcu ldae otS NIricS, y. .. 1876.
q. gDiGiaUt.
Glcrt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

Gds in Ger @tnioia ran 3eitugstn
frasts sia fl;sriinsr 9rpf. sSie vtrar.
ben Siseas Z Grtl6rsn Si.'s sefiaiaf.
% ia. 90 tcFea 5isI Ter aqenf.1,
rsEn or assOrsu wirp, In in rer 3eifuas
.,cin seirnrtr tflftistr 9ultt /" wean
or ietnsn Gltrrn nrSIiHft: ..rin littrr,
auter 5rtu, Gem fur Gtlts BrrstfaEsnt
8frssibdus ;dssiittrt miro :" rsnn tr
cine 5rIu dUf Gem nitt mchr rngsir5sn.
Iiitea sSsse etr Aaaeaee iatr: ..ein
idaJer ERlRn rpI anifiaoiler Jlniiis;"
rsua er cine SIiefiaits per.creR BAT
.,ein drner 6luSfRert ;' irena CT In
3crfre.uns BEN nsasn &ssenf3trm eines
aarsgsn initScncnMra: Der rcblbes
tdarte i5srr, rsr ft tsirt llaanntanlit-
tsitsn mltten piro;" uac rsnR er fctf5
enesi: .rer treur 5rrlne unD trlsr
0atte. FAR aae, rie itu tlnnrea." 4Aan
aeh fcr.sefebt rtrbrn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

Das IN tir grfTs? Disis 5rase rur>
re ron benz SpdrEai iitsn S4icnfr raj @e-
lsssRbsit sints iiaslf III Disn In 5cise
siaes ecmmunalsn NnlaHss abeehalttn.
ea 3wtfelTens in Gtwipsraas + sinsa
fer preTt st,ripmstsn 5olf bdaOrils;lss
in fUlJsaesr @siis bslRtrrrtet lie,
qfsl, nssns i'm SFrntii&sn esbsns bic
5tls ptr <nrif5erutdttfr riR- Aae
Fartien. aber 3isnlaO lest lis. $g
laase it Nass tiAise, lti III Sstltel@ eA
bIlr iis Ibrr 10 tIeeln daflnJe, EiFte
Aasn aGr eiara @aafG-Ser Eeufel tgle
Gle S.tnielerm liter"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
eana] Mii:abcim, @o.. Srst 20fen NGrs sSzz

Sir penn Inr., am @lfSduie con
W. 7. HuNsr.
Nar pibsrts 1wp., am Shyltduis in
Gdoleplcls.
Silr W0rtb 1wp., am Stt%bduft in
Nrrt Mltiipd.
Sur @muiics Gps.. am ,eaaTe pom
). &. Sod;.
Nur Curtin 3mY., am Sbutbaule
ndte 8ctert RIuE'S.
Trr eaS @croulb rrr llnipnpiGe uns
rae 5cpublr pcr uHipu. am ntutu
2&uibduTc in unicnpinr.
@sccttn unter meirCr ybouS une met.
ntm Sitari IN mciner @mrfIbs in 9sGe.
frN'r. cen 10,su lIa I'm Wir,. m'5Ib'
nc c,n Tluitrr dttbunorrt ure iiCper
mn iitbrui,a. uuo im Gintauncrt une tr-
1,u Sabre rer llaabsinllBIeit esr pCr.
rini9ten Sraattn.
Y ND 9pun1pR
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

ale &ao4rn vfS. Ginije rttiateR, CO III
Butter Oarin. Asprre SeeIupletrn. 60 IA
alit anO ia Daros ssVfnst. Us para
Stslne parin, unc rsr @oiiiift ias1ie st.
ne Ssaass Lang serssbit.s nab Dslt epr-
li9ea 2albea OIeisr waSte, wlS tr is
tsaR tltte.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

Gin 9ialtsr fafSie tiasr 9raat ilar ~
ma4ea, Gag 0anu uRs Btib Gins itta
iOllrH. .,ctscsr 9sr.," ia9se IL ,taitsR
Sle ienals unier CEN 5eHltsr ssisaaoea,
ptan DIANA uap papa Iit Iaut;eI. Ste
bittsa sesIaast. pab ~enisfsas cit la
Henc cbgn lefsn."
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

gtrOanOibafI. s1reri9pr IL eInsz
Slast Der ais 3euSt aaftritt: 5int
Sir NIT rth Ad9sttlstfR BsrplnDtg
Slatr: Taaj icria.tlpti5 ittn 81.
ttr tlne nttHs Rdrtir bsirdtbfn fuatR,
es ifi asrr ai3tJ r'rals prlpea.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

linnritise. &dnscrin ..Sstsn Cir,
Iietsr 5rsgae, itt tsOs cine flsinere Glse
ais Ste, anp rrts fsiasn arsu;er SHai.
ern !"
St1ufpieler: sSl, rlttn 6rGuleia,
sIYifnsa mir unD 3baea liz aat Gin gro !.
Ger llaterittsr g2As gle rri@ n1ttt
matt mid arm !"
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
.@ls pillf Da'f" fragte Wat.

.@ls Mia Dur" frlste @at.
"9itis," antmCrtfte Sin.
Nun, rfna Da HlHrS riaf, 70 fe9
rinmIl i'm S4.aRtt nl4, no nca st.
tern rte 8S;stepFcipe seflapen Sat, ea
fiaptf Tu fe.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

OanB eiHfaG. GslneriH. baben Gis
csEH titr ttiae 5GSl1tmd2 Y --:aeia,
msine DaHea, eis taStR rir ni4t.-
gels. eie babsa Sie uiht2 Run. ram
iIsta SIe mir, rle maiden tsan bic Die.
ilssn Cdmsn. mean lis in rem Darten
ilgsn = Sb, paS 1T gang einfaA, pic
batea Seinc, bic 9sbsn bts dui eie Gree.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
75 Srnfs prr Sisfbr.
Ncrfeufr bci cHcu ErnSsiifcn.
Gtc 2usaac!
9ch!p:uSft,eht.

Ti,Tt auFrttt.rNs ure asfdhrIifs SrantFtl'
nne scrtn rcrauaatteree Srmsieme. rt:nAS'
Ianie'tr 6unrr, TEtt'6Ttif. 5tl,sr ttt, 3;er'
Ftttr-rcretr rermsrsnt etteti eaFH >, Pr.
eoRe'S SeElprurr SprIp
ron Hilrtn NiriHeu
Srprnttt9-Giu sSrr'duftr Ger vun?tr.s
Ihnineiutt, III q orafterjirt cura e1tdrrS
retr Grt,rrtuna eer S2lein aFem'Tant etr
2uft> T1iiear, nil 6aten ure SuSwTrf, tIT>
;tm Nlstm, 6sIc frit unr SdmsrirH IN er'
%rrlt. Rrr aat Srcat cten @rsrtlsnsH. mee'
n Ssic, sSsri1it ccr Stin te. Suitsr. Ut
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29
y. Sfp O',s'4
Grnrpcaue Ssrup rcH SSI!stH
6 richcu,
r;u Sduptm,itel.

Elm 6dupfmiittl.
gIEt.n rtsr 9luiircita raa rcu Ger SarsEr,
lrahia, SirrnGia rHtr crr Yu se berrItrtu
Hnc ogF -tri~istrucr llrtSTtn flrEier. ais
ca Rnc atcGrcft NrrrIria'e ariilrTsa 4. We
thcrc ctcr Sirurfii etr Gsrfate. ldwattV Yum
st, urtcantrIrauud Der St;mnW, uu:'FcrTH>
irr strs!tsruna Str"r?fuE2 rsr s'tl; essT Ht'
trr, lf- e.
ar. S.raSn"'s @cmpruue SDrup
rcn SSiiSeu Rir'd'cu
riFt sas iixl On er Tarist. iastm tr est
Slut .sinia,, sr 9etst une Ger &lsrtn ihrI at'
lpnre 2bd;isttit surads;tt uHe eas NTsen'e'
item fiSyii.
gr IN ras rir;isc pi7fiIwg Tti::;; se3sn
8lliana, Srernieie uuo ale VunssnfranFaci.
ftu. EtwiatiEttlst ul,s ifdt, eit ga lrra'
tber 9urie rriSiEreRWt pue. irGl:n Iitt rtr'
sssltn, cisit5 srrst sesetNSlIiltt ettIHiiie! aH'
,ufrrrtcn-
Ee;nt murtosor, Grlfr, mint ticS lter
Etp;nrauhi, l!aetru lbtr icctS 7rcHi'6e Yet
etr. rp eue aamisiiis al!sTGit.s 9itirn no.
tsia III. IN teTaiticn. IKr4 ftreI Det;anH
rcire erT SGttn ts7rieicn. Durr 'tineE Sis
Erah d ruirc CIR 5uitsH locis. Fer 3ad,'drttR
p,rmiretrt ii,t, rT Srnisri lcRi RAD, etr
euls felrt IN eintR natirlten Siiius L rud,
FER T1asn rire in ieinU Rri'i. $a5TRaaemit
tf an rtrea aHtn uRS ~ Gi;nlllrtr, cifarii une
j,etm Cram mirn tir tta:rts Erc TtiufrtS
ylut ,u1sfatri. aus rSltsm iiS lsEts Itsrtas
tires ane sIaijl%tS sR-tcrIa! siieft.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-03-29

ScaeerbIr. SlGiaIna lstata GIe.
lblflSrritf ieieap): SSaesrSIr (rafO
ptrr 5,ieSaer
@a1saltsr: gle rpiafhen?
8llfMIan: Sd5tsn Sic Ri9t, blb
Btibmlssr In EIisit tbab III
Sat,1lrsf: @tUib! S9 tesae ibn
perf6nItt.
S1afmann llne bod miTen lie ii9
seirrt bapea, Denn ben iAreibt er mir {:
5b bore, Sie brau9sn sebn SIaen a1i,
fee