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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24
Gin .,buHSofcnSer SasabunS~

2tm 6reitas 9atmittas fam Elm
Sran,p auf bic 9aurrei BON .. Q. Gcctt
IN 9ampstsr SrpRItip, 9aneafer Gcun,
t9, unb Serldnsts ppn Der 6auSfr1u Ct
mas 81 GTrn. Or erbictt Gpeife, ssr,
lan9te ober nit 6tu6cn un6 S6p6ren
S1fte ba;u. Srau Septt rief bann ib>
ren Sp9n 9erein, Der bem llnbolb f9 gu
entffrnen 9e6rt. Nntatt Gis5 gu tbur,
erSrif Der 8erl ieinen 8nctenfcf unb
fa6rte einen 6teb mad tem iun9cn Scott
ter Sror pieisn ntdt traf wptl aber tos
@ef4irr auf rem SLID in tauIenb S6tr,
ben le9tr. Gin frdftioer ArSeittr tes 6rn.
Seott &iranl Ssanster, fam in benz &u>
sentlid sur Stiire terein unb er9rtT TO-.
fort bic @1rtir Ger tebrdneten Samiiie.
Na4 mttr renn etnsm tal6finbIsen re-
9flml6i9en 3wsit1mrf ;ipiI6sn itm unt
efnt 819atunb 0eldu9 eS ibrt enbli6,
lesteren fampfe5unfiti9 ;u mafen, bod
nift rter, bis er iein @sf6t gu @slee
perarbeitet iIm SWet 3ibne ans8cIfl1.
gen, cline Rippe arrbrpden unb ben lin,
fen &rm rerrenft butte. Spanster fei6f
mar itriSsns aud i4teltt wrs 3etommen;
iein 0efft mar 70 3ugert4tst ta6 bic
&u9en gang ;usef8wOLIen parsn nnb
som re9tsn gein rnr tbm faf 1lmmtitt>
es 5!eif4 ferunterscrifen.
DIR Srdmp auf tem Grissspflb ipur,
be ftIie6li9 sum Srteeensri6ter @sd ees
tra6t unb fir bic Qu9uft Court benz
Gcunt9 0ef1r5niB i6erwisFn.
llniere g1uern foGten ei1cnai6 test.
no bic GraUen In 5ct0e Der tur5 bic
6aip1rbsit peranlabten 9[6nefenbett Der
Rdnntr 70 let4t ben 2tnsrifen Son ser.
t9ierten eanbfre!aen au8esIsst unb weGr>
los iinb, Elm r1ar prtentli9e &unbe ,u
tfrem S4us auf benz Spfe Gatten.-
(8cifsfreanb.l
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24
Gin neUrr 2 6winbcl.

gEir tpir aus cintm rnslii3rn 3luIt.
tlatt rrieFrn, rirp sr8snmIrti9 auf benz
G1nns fplscrrt S6pinbrIei unb leitsr
rit nit Grfrls. prIttijirt: Gin 9auiirer
pertaufte icirCre Sdi1rntii4er unb lcir.
enc 6tmrtn pcsr ftine 2rsen18irmc ;u
tinem Sppttprtiit az bic @1Wrruflmi.
tirn. Stm ni6ftn Sl9e tpmmen ;wei
6tIrtnt0 1n9cf13rtn, tte einrn Sserud.
ten 3ettsl spyyptilrn, auf weIIrm Gle per-
tIUften G'sJtnflnbs ais aus eincm
Stpbr sefrtien t1arfiein teIbrisben
iine. Inter ;etn Silltn llFen Tt bic
S1ufer Ycn rem Srsmeen ,balleoitn"
une scbtu hie Sltben risber terauS;
n1tJrli6 iit oann bas @slS futI9 unr
Scr anS'tIt4c nptbbIer" ipwie Die ;pri
n6erysn" l1Hsn ftt ir's 6iua,tsn une
tStilen esn 0srtaR.
S8ir mrdtsn uniere llnt:rlSreibtr i'm
0anSe aufglerFl1m MADDEN, iitt ppr Iclts
en Spjstuttn IN Gl8t 81 neSmsn uno lie
ratt 0etISr 81 bsbanSsla. Cine hume
Bstpsr8trtc wirs taflr ie5r SicnIib 1etn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24

Gas Scaquin,SbaI, Gat., il SirGei6t
tic fru3ttarfs @ternb Der @rIt. Cine
Sauerst tra6te hort I'M sertStn Sabre
l. 10000 9ui6st Ttbsm Cir In al.
lsretn9s $4,000 Tter srcs. 3a6 ttr
fctscn swst auttre Srn $4,000 unb H..
coo %dcr. Der GrmeEpmplrr Der rrf-
9crdmtsr III an elmer Ssite II Chg
lti5s 3silcn lang. TaS YEussn sc.
fAjsbt bort bar6 10 pieripimjsr YFdSe
itStr nit / gFa9ftaarsn in elmer &ttts.
Dtefelbsn ;ieten Srn Mrrasn bis Nb.
enpS rrr ie cine 6ur&s. @ittlaS ma :.
en- iie mad 3uru6Ir9una rem 8 9stIsn
&ait anrsrn Sa9rS fstrrn iie SurIt. Ter
8tber auf biriem Seize wurse burtb
20 WIbmaI6inen sei6nttten. .3ur pc.
f&aTuus Der Sddr setIrt @ermSssn,
Die @srfrahtuns srfpretrt 40 mittrl,
srrse S9iFe.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24

Wsan INNER mir cine luilise un6 aufc
selebte 3sit In NiG5eim 9aben poQen
brau6t bios unlere Gornet Sanb auf
lie Stra5e ;u frnrsn, um daf aus if,
ren GefHdftssefanten cher Sriumtrsien
dufsuitrsden. Gisif Srpta1tuns Fat
ten mir Gtle9fnbtit :u ma9en am
ltstsn Samfas &tsnb, ais bic Sant t6,
rem neaen @asen frrttrte unb III benz.
felfen baS Stdttten na3 aGen Gfen
unb Gnffn burGfubr, slriajeitis ME
imurr Gle Ginmpbner err3 ibre 70 mctl>
sepdblte unO gut bur69tfEbrta @uftf sr.
freusnb. Ter gB0gen mattt cine letr
CUTE GrfGeinuns gnb 1T aus farfem W1,
terial rerfrrtiet. Gie Sanb brau6t nur
nc6 ein rrsni9 mtfr GflS, um BEN gga.
gen ppGenhs ;u te3ablen
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24
Enrmer. 6anb werfer

nrb Seher Der ben gEertG, Gin 9iotisbu9
iiber @flGdfts,Eransafticnen Ga9eSer.
et9niHe unb interefante eber pi6tige
9prtpr1mniife FIR ftnfti9e5 9l6fhldgen
su fitren, feRnt. feate 81 feinent 9(pptbe.
FER gsbeu, um Or. @ierfe's Memprln,
bum unent9eltli9 ;u betpmmtn. Dcs
$cetor5 @ran6 Snpalib'S 6etel in Suf>
fos>-melheS prllsnbet arpeitunberttau-
ienb Dpaars frfet, pilb anfansS SUM-
b. s. fur Mufnatme p0n @aiienten, bic
al GroniIhen 6ranf6eiten unb Gebrea.
en- leipen. er6fret wsreen. G5 rpiro bic
roGfrmmeuiten 6ilfsmittel sur Seilun9
folder 2eioen benibren unb feinem drSt.
liGen unb 6irureiften Sta5 werben bic
turh tbre @efGitliffeit ausgesei6net.
ten DDftoren pon amertf1nifHen fpwpbl
rie au1 BON turepdiften dr3tlt6er
SGulen an9skGreu. The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24
Grie98f1rten.

S6eticr's 8arte som SGwar;en 9eer, Rl,ir>
0lien. tfm Gnucafus. bsm fHbit6en 8uslanb,
&umanien unbsber 0ltIi9en Gilfet. Sn Sri,
seitr6en, lrr9f1Iti sgeCrudt unb cclprirt. Mag<
TAB, l 100000. Gjr6ss, 22-28 3sa. Nyeis
eefoltet uno IN ltmidlae, $O.40-
O;eIe &arte lit na6 ben ntueten unb Spl>
itdntisiten &n9aten auSesarbeitct. Sic oibt
cine lberiihtlide 0aritelluns bes 9an,en
&rtce5iAauplabes in europa unb 9llten.
Serou39e9eben Srn 6. 9 teig e'r, % II. q
SrnntIrrt Str, Neip gprf, Der Gremplare nah
Gmpfan9 pes Sstrases lpsIeiD p @pGt ;uIer%
bet. 0'''''~
Dteler gtrlt8er BAT Sprfctrunsen 9etrrFsn n.
UNI lpeitere 3rls9starten, bic etpa nrtbis irer.
ben lratsn, nlstnle erf8einen ;u laNcn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24
gsa. @anseruns Sries.

saur ieltsa III cine ttsier tret i6ltmm'
en- Gcietln ttt Mtniftrit atIsin ge~
fcmmen. GSewGSnIib befanb iitt bic ct-
nc i'm G'efrl3e brr anbsrn. co IT'S audi
jsbt. Su Gin tsen djsatnsrN &itcrs, te'
frnters III Sneien, ttrftt farHttoyc
&unscrsncts. TaultnSr UNI 3ebGtau1tn.
trFnt;br btrtits gum Spfcr 9sfaueN. Tte
Rptb uah eas Gienb hsr Standardization
III Teutl@larb mS Scfrtit fcmmrn trr
Sunarrsact9 iebr .nabt. 9un Scr Grits
i'm fernsa Stn auSSetrp5en 1T nne Gin
cusemriasr 3riss @ticr se9cn Glr su be-
fiirGten Estt, fnS His SlusFtten aaf cine
8sGtrars Der Sage ser Srmcn III Gurp-
ra sspis feer baitere. @ttr outs bic
Sep. Der i6waBe 3cb, msleet iitt l6rR
al. Gs wirb tsrs6tet, RAP lie an ;wsi
S,unt:sa autsrtrc4en III; in Saspar, 10,
rsr altsu I6simatt uab SrutfItte, ms
In Sei1t. Iua fue ober eir &ufrn
rt1t bios III bic eurcpIuHe, icnsern
cad, In sic afatiIts SIrtti ubsr zen
EailfIius Der eiuseflrsr. 90 miro al
fo in @orherafen sssnflns BE SrieaSfu.
rie Eltten, mitt:a In etr uumitttItarcn
Mabe Ger @tters9icnen. Sin Der tartiith.
CT S(rmec feEien iAen ftttmmt &ranf.
tsiien hershter; Gle ruhIlten Srupefn
mereen otsr. res ianl;tea &limas nttt
aeinpbat, iSwsrijtS ntrldpRt bieihen.
Gis tlci srrsen 0sibeln Ger Meni45tit
pereen, cas- ifsbt gu tefurtteu. in esm
naterrea Scmmtr eut'esitt2r Srrteer.
uneen anrittca.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24
Hou3fdtur, SeutsAe5 Fetarat
une
Gefhdfts 9crm:t na Surcam
scn
Wattbicu Ghfel { ..
s. SHiitb.
SO6, Is. StraSSc,
RaEr2 , %SsRus. 9lew gcrt.

Girjtesuns pen S6ulbfcr.
etTun3sn, lle6trRasnr Spa 3laoe1a&ea,
Gr6fhafts-unS 9frmE9cns -Eccsumnticn.
CT, ME iitertaupt &ehts- unb 9fotar.
iote9cf61fte js9li9r Art. SaRrument.
iruns ppn Drtumsntsn fur ausw6rtietn
@straut. Grmittetuus spn Sdidfa
uno germeDsn srRrrbsnsr unb Etr
f6ogensr 9eyfcasn.
GmtritanifGe unb Gurppiilht Staats
trie @srttpapisre ittr6aupt, @runbei.
stnttum &C. i'm apftrass ss.unS ptr.
tauft.
&uf Nnfrassn l6rr 9aRt. Gteuer>,
Itlitdr' unb Stnicns. NnssIessnbsittn,
DECENTRALIZATION, SatrntIa&tn unb trrSl.
trtReilen mir prompt &atb uub NRt.
mort.
gGsSctrritete gertinbunsrn unlerte
Gsfbiftss nit iuriftifGsn Sa6m6nRrrR,
Gcniuldtsn :r. in alrn Strilen Anert.
fas unb GuropaS rrm0sIi4en uns raf6e
unb senaue Grletisuns sssetener Nuf.
h1e.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24

Wenn Der 6er6il ni6t bsfer t6at ais
cas- Srlbil5r, tonnen mir biC5 son
Grmmsr unb gEintsr fprs6en bisfss
-SSatr. Der llSsrsang SOm ll9errpd
;un tinnen Spmmerrpt mar urasmein
RAID. Infer Stermsmster ;stste am
Dcanerfas. Sreitas uRb Samflg 80
@rab I6sr 3erp, unS 90 0rab am
Gamlfaa.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24

tIsrHitw @dtSSeter erS stlunern
@rnlttnprflnSrs) ron Or. z. g.
%isres, Gin @erf ron itw neuntrntcrt
srcGen SCtten, nit sweibunSrrmRbSwsi.
unra&iis %sStIrmscn, elegant IN Gein>
wanb setunbsa unb prr9rlNct, wtrS ppu
tem @erfaNer nal Gmpfaus ron einrm
IpGIar unb flufii9 @catS uR lrSe Abrsl.
Ic ssl6idt. sun bunbrrttauienS GrrW.
Ware fine ttrrltS abatleet wcrcsn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24

6srr S9omds Si6s ppn 9eatfpnte
tat I'M Sinne Gin @sbluee in Srrin3
aRiGs ;u erri6trn uno rInsn 6lrtpaur.
rsn,isre au;afarSsn bort. SBiQtpm,
men fasen mir ;u eirsn fDlhen aet;prn
'BcftlftSmdnn pis 9err 6if3. gs 1T
nrtp metr staum in @iabeim unp
&eriue MiGs ftr IpiAe Steres.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24

.Srrscn bat cine ueue Ginrittuas se.
trcfen I'M irine Giiy9er naAtsrn ;u sal.
ten. SeStrr,1u, Der prinftmub cine Sc,
basr Ypn S. ts;19len FUR bic GrlluSRib,
irinten 81 blrfsn. Gs pirb isbsr @rr.
fiufrr ais Fraftar aueeirbsn, Der siRem
@anue ptne grtaufniB S4naps ser.
faun.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24

Sslirs. Ger Gsttnr res Centre I6ia &s,
porter" atautt nit Si6srGeit Tasrn ju
fransn, hab in Centre 611 pHrr llmst-
oe.S ttin 9etrIata1er rter Sluitrlc az.
fsneca Esrrsn fam. Gas III cine l0t.
iiGe Ggf4riaun9, mrrE rs rtEtiiA rn9r
IN
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24
Wbrem! llDrcm !
g. s.. 8aD,

tilt tsRinb.s bic ftbnRen, rtrsanttten
anh mUbsrnhsn Wunb" unb 9alttnub.
en-, fCpir BON ben fetnitsn unb brIlen
@plbpaaren 30 ben bintsReu prtttn
In leinem Rdunit, auf benz jtpttttn Stcd
In &lerdnhtrs @ebdube gum 8ertaufe.
&sparaturtn aatr @rt ptrtsn In tur.
Ser 3sit 8sma&t.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24
gentenntols Grbtbtttcm.

Bis lam man bieftlbe fsben Otns mad
Tbllatelpbia ~ aeten2 RaR FauTe
Frank Leslie's Historical Register,
rrel6es In ;sbn ntcnntli1 srfNeinenben
3eften dusstsebrn pirb unb alstalb
mad S8lub Der &usReluaa SCGenttt
lein pirb. Ssbes 6srt bat sesen so
&nfitrn Der &usfcluns mad Stctc.
erapblsn In 6clB srlGnittsn 70 BAG las
8ar;s gDerf beren rttpd 800 rntEaIten
irirb. yreis eirrS !6eftre Der GuSaate
fur Subferittntsn, auf fartes ftintS pa
pier geerudt nit einrm Grtra &rllIGaitt,
unaufSdhnitten un6 gum YIutrn rtaens
sinssriEtrt TInfSie GentS. Giefe
Guasdts rtrb bur9 Erdssr nur an CUB.
ffritenten abselitfert.
Die o9ail Chiffon" auf IetH.eres
Sapisr setrudt unb Otre Grta 6Ola
f6nitt, ;u flnfuno0rei6is Gents
pro .etft, III tst alien 3eituHesEdnbIern
iu FatGn unb wtr6 aud BON Der OfFte
tss lntsrSsifnsten RAD Gmpfans hes
grtIfts Seridnbt.
GitS @erf, peI&ts in FeiRr Tamilte
In ben Der. Staatsn fsblen fOnh, CT.
ftsint GnDlif6 unb TeutfS; In Iebtte
Srradt unter tsm 9ittl: yEie @ett.
drsfsnuns in SstIdbsIpbia."
@9tntcn fur beibs Gussat.nT trben Ger
lanet unS srsaltsn Iibsrals stkins.
unsen.
Nan trfnSe i4 bafbigff an
Sranf. 2tsIie,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24

@ecrss IS. Spete, frIser lcerausseftr
hes ..Gentre SeritbtsrS," bat irebfn cine
SOB STite in @nfiinbara eroTntt.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24

y! !Sceben anselanst!!!
chen nRitsn wir In uuivsr Sf sine srOee anabl Ycn
'9ciratbss Samf
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
0amilicms Ne9iitcrm,
wd@ lcssrs siuseriat FuS far As qbVtusrupbisr
@nt m @as Fu nn<sorrt u sussu uuO ~ar u m
g3iai9ften 9Sreifcn.
g npfeStn bs 40nsn Stne csfe stren uSfum nit
heF gsrF4sruns, bas q bic erfrn btfer Grt pcn 70
1ussrpdbtem @ftmad unb Gesani
fnb, we9e In befn Sc,
9en6np&rer>
fault
@ecnbts md6eH
ph junse Gbleute anfuert.
fam bas ttuen bebur9 @eteseneett ssebeu 1T R6 uu
~entStS @S cine fH6ae 3 fur bre @SBnunsen au perSaFn
s0 a0en Ge unS n tur srs aunt9a bssbren EN- mir
bic &e~bt Ran bo6 f te bisr anssSotensn sa w
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24
u Ncuc SOB 9 6rift cn.

4SrGsramne,
Nampblets,
NtiItenfartem
StreuIare,
statements,
8lanfs,
Qatels,
4Seldl 6artelt
s tnseSn udsrs aeartstt prten fonn
Tnere artetn tSanen a!st atertpFrn wsrt.u In stssm
ttmfreife npn finfjebm Gseitcm.
uHb mir ossn t6s6 Smann @ b Srru6rn d su aber
ea5 9r Gradarbein wOsl sef4madscu uus 5nu uir
wsrtsn ale an iEssab etasm antern Stas,
"@fin6eitn Sourmal,"
Office aa bent ~sirn @Ud :p maErs eauss mt1sem asntss
Gruntp SIENNA.
~4. 2Saltsr GeiniuDer, Gssnttamf>
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-05-24

t laOeH 0ae rsunS9f sn Sar4 sundaft u bn
e f~tese sa0sH Sds e Die Bier uasstuNn s8aan sr
tiebenseit fnttn rcrtea.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28
PLYuoUTHS DECLINE

The Philadelphia Times, in alluding
to the depreciation OF the price oil
pews in Plymouth Church says:
Brother Beechcr's admirers should
exert themselves to secure large houses
Tor him during the lecture season
which he begins tonight. The good
man will need all the receipts he can
get, for il is evident that his salary at
Plymouth Church will have TO be cut
down. The income of that famous
establishment is derived from the
premiums aud rentals OF the pows,
which are disposed OF at auction every
year. In 1875 the receipts from these
sources were s70,3l9, aud things were
tlourishing' Last year, during the
litlle unplensantncss with Tilton, there
were symptoms Of n panic, but vlg-
orous effort to bull the stock was 50
far successful us to keep the proceeds
up 10 S63,SO0. 1t would not have done
to let them drop ut such crisis. This
years auction was held on Tuesday
night, Brother Beecher himself prcsid-
my and encouraging the bidders by
humorous remarks, but we regret to
say that the entire amount of prem
lums aud rentals iools up but S4S,42l.-
90, and that all Of tho pcws were not
disposed of, the last on the list being
bid in by Brother Storrs for fifty cents
apiece. The great decline in the market
price of Plymouth Church privileges,
coming at time, too, when the Con
giegatlonal ministers have Just formed
u new association for the express pur.
pose OF keeping Brother Beechcr out
Of 1t, would be discouraging to less
hopeful missionary than he. Fortunate
" he has the lecture platform to fall
back upon, aud there is no reason why,
with proper exertOn on the part of his
friends, his success should not be as
great aud his receipts Us large as those
which have crowned ex- Brother Til.
toms labOrs in this fruitful field. III
Brooklyn has come to view tho Ply.
mouth preaching as luxury that can
be dispensed with in hard times, the
rest OF the world will have to rally to
the support of the prosecuted pastor,
1t is II wicked aud untownrd genera.
,lun that Will barter pcwsin in Plymouth
Church at fifty cents apiece.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28
SNOWBOUND IN THE CA RS


So complete a blockade and stop.
page OF travel was, perhaps, never be-
fore known. The experience of two
travelling agents may perhaps, give
some idea Of il. These gentlemen, Mr.
J, J. Booth and Mr. Wilcox. left Horn.
ellville on Saturday, just before noon,
intending TO come straight to Roches.
ter by way Of Attica, but neither
reached home until Wednesday eve.
ming From Saturday morning until
I30 on Wednesday morning they were
not out Of the cars, except for few
minutes at time, to make raid, with
the rest OF the passengers, upon some
restauran near the track, aud during
that time never slept in u bed or took
off their clothes. The train made its
way as far as Nunda, on the Buffalo
division Of the Eric Railway, but iur.
ther they could not bulge through
the drifts. Hero they lay from Satur.
DAY night until n little before noon,
Monday Sunday was passed in good
spirits by the passengers. Finding
themselves blockaded. they made the
best Of il. Ioody and Sankey's hymns
were sung through by many good
singers, aud then Sunday school hymns
followed. Saturday night and Mon.
day morning packs Of cards were hunt
ed mp, and other games were played.
Another start was made on Monday
morning, and the run to CASTLE was
made successfully. Here again enor-
nous drifts Of over a mile in length
were encountered, and the train kept
until Tuesday night. The drifts through
which the train plunged we're so deep
that when the ears passed through the
cut made Tor them the walls Of snow
were higher than the car windows.
Late on Tuesday night another start
was made, and the train reached
point whore four locomotives in their
tremendous efforts to push a snow plow
through driil, bad been thrown from
the track near Gainesville. This was
one Of the worst wrecks of locomotives
ever seen on the Erie road. The head
engine got oil the track, and
was turned clear over by the second
engine, the tender being thrown dis.
tancc of not less than twenty feet The
result was that the second, third and
fourth engines were thrown from and
across the track in rail fence fashion.
Round this wreck the passengers were
to wade through the snow, |
often up to their waists, and at 4.30 ON I
Wednesday morning Buffalo was reach
ed, only ninety-one miles, the distance
from llornellsville being accomplished |
in nearly four days. Aboard the train
were a poor woman and her child, who
lett Now York on Friday morning,
without cent. The Erie Company's |
however, paid Tor the meals
they ate. R0rbesier ElYress
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28
BorH SIDES or 7HE CASE.

About twenty-five years ago Hon
S. S. Cox, the witty Congressman irum
the Sixth Now York district, practiced
law in Muskingum and the adjoining
counties, in Ohio. On one occasion be
was retained by Mr. Jones, who had
been prosecuted by Mr. Brown, in
suit ior damages, laid at twenty dol
lars for killing the latter's dog, II fox
hound. Tho suit bad been brought
before country Justice Of the Peace,
and, after short consultation with
his client in the rear OF the barn, "Sun.
set appeared before the August court
and announced his readiness to pro
ceed with the trial OF the ease. Six
witnesses were sworn and examined
for the plaintiff who told the same
story, viz. that ON one occasion they
were ut work In "clearing," when
the defendant joined them leading the
dog, which was peculiarly marked
with black and white spots, by u cord
whereupon he deliberately killed it in
their presence, and threw it into u
burning log-heap where it was burned
to ashes. The Squire adjusted bis
specs, closely scrutnized the bustling
little attorney, and remarked "Well,
Mr.. Cox, ] guess your client will have
to pay for this here dog. The judg-
mcnt is again you"
But hold on protested Sunset"
"You will hear our side Of the case,
won't you ?"
20, certainly, responded the Squire !;
"bnt don't sec how you're goin' TO
change the Judgment OF this here
court The dog is undoubtedly dead.
Hev you any witnesses, Mr.. Cox?'
Yes, one responded S. s., and nod.
ded to his client, who retired to the
hollow back Of the barn and soon re-
turned lcading u white dog covered
with black spots
by Jimmy" exclaimed Brown, as
soon as he saw the dog, "by imm,ny
that is my dog, as sure as guns All
the other witnesses identified. it as
Browns dog, Finally the Squire re-
versed the former decision, remarking:
"Ihis here case is reversed, because
the dog amt dead, and the Court is Of
the opinion that it is always bust to
hear both sides Of the case before ren.
dering judgment"
Jones then threatened TO bring u
suit for malicious prosecution, but
Brown compromised 10y letting him
keep the dog aud paying the costs 1t
turned out that Jones had
a worthless dog that looked very much
like Browns. lie enllced the laiter's
dog to his place, tied him up, and took
his own worthless cur to the clearing"
where he killed and burned him, as
detailed by the witnesses But, of
course, Brown never found this out.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28

The rich man in the Gospel was n
bad accountant, when he set down a
false sum to his soul, saying, "Thou
hast much goods laid up for many
years" Luke xii. He sets down years
for days, nay, years for hours, like the
conceited tradesman that sets down
pounds for shillings Thus many men,
who would seem TO be cunning in the
practice of this faculty, are out of
their rcckonings and much deceived -
they busy themselves in addition and
multiplication, aud dream of many
years that they are to live; whereas
they should be careful TO practice sub.
straction and diminution-to know
that every day, nay, every hour, every
moment calleth of part Of their
lives.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28
READING BY SUBJECTS

a.
but perhaps you don know how to
reau ny SUBJECTS Let me tell you.
suppose you see an allnslon TO some
lnlhE in"t interests yon--say SIR Wal
'ur ha'''gn look 'or MS name IN an
eh'yeloP~aia OF biographical diction-
aIy, N"hlcn you WIN hhh IN every toll
vrau'o Vl'l"ge horary) kcallng OF
nl'ni you ovco'he Interested ~ Queen
h'l"oe'n look ner up, III the same
DOCKS ana ~ English history observe
'ne ho'o, 'ne'l o' her reign, LOOK them
up reau ihelr ives read historical
novels ana poems OF her l'mesi look
W tno 'ap'e OF contents oil magazines
anu 'eVleWSi ana read essays ON the
SUBJECT iou see the way open before
you Once make start ana there Is
scaroely az ,hu 10 the pains You VIII
wish 10 i9l'ow
~ YOU n"Vc 40 spcc'a' subject OF IN
,eros' ''Ne W hn enc>''op'edla' slow
y lurI 'no waves ana read any item
'h"' ",'rn''S YOU h1l forcing yourself
20 -, r'au any ln'"g' ~ you have any
,"e m you you WIN n''n something to
interest ,.. l9a tnen you wlll have your
suolect' IL IL Is some historical person
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28


Two OF the members of the Baptist
Theological Seminary in Stockholm
are now under arrest for preaching the
gospel in the bounds OF parish whore
they had been forbidden. One of them
has been sentenced to fine of eighty
dollars, or to be imprisoned for seven.
teen days on bread and water He has
appealed to higher court, and pend.
ing the issue Of his appeal, the cxecu.
tion Of the sentence is deferred. Ii
the appeal is decided against him, the
sentence will be executed. Sweden
and Russia are the only nominally
Christian countries where such persc.
cution is possible, and Sweden is the
only Protestant country where men
are imprisoned. for preaching Christ's
gospel.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-28
THE WAY TO TREAT WOMEN
What to do with our daughters;
Teach them seli-reliancc.
Teach them to make bread.
Taush than, "a ,,uly., aktrt.

what TO do with our daughters:
Teach them seli-relancc.
Teach them to make bread.
Teach them TO make shirts.
Teach them not to wear false hair.
Teach them not to paint and pow
der.
Teach them to wear thick warm
shoes.
Teach them how to wash and iron
clothes.
Teach them how to make their own
dresses
Teach them now to cook good
meal.
Teach them TO wear calico dresses
and do it like queen.
Teach them TO say no, and mean IT,.
Teach them TO regard the morals,
not the money, Of beuux.
Give them u good, substantial, com.
mon school education,
Teach them that good round rosy
romp is worth fifty delicate consump.
tives.
Teach them 10 have nothing to do
with dissoluto young men.
Teach them accomplishmcnts--mu-
sic. painting, drawing-il you have the
money to do it with.
Teach them TO cultivate garden.
Teach them that God made them in
bis own image, and that no amount Of
tight lacing will improve the model.
Teach them that II good, steady me.
chanic, without n cent, is worth dozen
oil patcd loaiers in broadcloth.
Teach them the essentials of life
truth, honesty, uprightness-and at
suitable time lot them marry.