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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22
A SSIGNEES SALE.
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

by virtue OF an alias order issued out OF the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Perry county, to the
undersigned assignee Of Andrew j. Burd and wife
lie Sale on the premises
ON SATURDAY, THE 26th DAY OF MAY, 1877,
at one o'clock p. NJ, certain lot OF ground loca.
ted in Penn township, Perry county, Pa, adjon-
Ing Duncannon Borough, lot Of j. W. Young,
Lincoln street, and an alley--said lot being 100
erected A LARGE, NEW, TWO.STORY {uksa,
FRAME HOUSE, &c. This property ad- r#iiA
Joins the flOurisng borough of Duncan HH !,n
non, and will make q pleasant and desra- hM. IN
Bile home, for any one desiring to purchase.
van th Wp p per cent t9 pe aa
balance on the LIST OF April. 1873, at which time
deed will be delivered and possession given. The
balance In two equal annual payments, with In
terest to be secured by Judgment bonds.
SOLOMON BIGHAM,
May l, 1877. Assignee.
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Ask your merchants for "Above All'
Chewing Tobacco.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22

Home made Rag Carpet only 50 cents
per yard, at L. SCHwARTz's
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-05-22

Handsome Parlor Carpet new designs
just received only 95 cents per yard at
1. SCHWARTZ'S.
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L. f. Kunkle's Bitter Wine of Iron.

Has never been known to fail in the cure of
weakness, attended with symptoms, indisposi-
tion to exertion loss Of memory, difficulty of
breathing, general weakness, horror of dis
ease, weak, nervous trembling, dreadful horror
of death, night sweats, cold feet, weakness
dmness of vision, languor universal lassitude
of the muscular system, enormous appetite,
with dyspeptic system, hot hands, flushing of
the body, dryness of the skin, pallid coun-
tenance and eruptions ON the face, purifying
the blood, pain in the back, 'heaviness of the
eyelids, frequent black spots flying before the
eyes with temporary suffusion and loss of sight
want of attention, etc. These symptoms all
arise from weakness, and to remedy that use
e. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. 1t never
fails. Thousands are now enjoying health
who have used 1t. Get the genuine. Sold only
in 81 bottles. Take only K. f. Kunkel's.
Ask for Kunkers Bitter Wine of Iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been so thorough
ly tested by all classes of the community that
it is now deemed indispensable as a Tonic
medicine. 1t costs but little, purfes the
blood and gives tone TO the stomach, renovates
the system and prolongs life.
l now only ask trial of this valuable tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. f. F. KUNKEL, Sole
Proprietor, No. 259 North Ninth St., below
Vine, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask for Kunkel's
Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no other. A
photograph of the proprietor on oach wrapper,
all others are counterfeit.
Beware OF counterfeits. Do not let your
druggists sell you any but Kunkeps, which is
put up only as above represented. You can
get six bottles for S.. All l ask is one simple
trial.
Tape Worm Removed Alive.
Head and all complete in two hours. No
fee till head passes. Seat, Pin and Stomach
Worms removed by DR.. Kunkel's, 259 North
Ninth st. Advice free. No Fee until head and
all passes in one, and alive. DR.. Kunkel is
the only successful physician in this countrv
for the removal cf Worms, and his Worm
Syrup is pleasant and safe for children or
grown persons. Send for circular or ask for a
bottle of Kunkel's Worm Syrup. Price 81 a
bottle. Get it of your druggists. 1t never
fails. IS 4 W.
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LOTS OF OTHER BARGAINS.
100000 Worth Of Gold Plated
JoWelrY.

For 81 we will send, as below, all WARRAN.
TED GOLD PLATED. Pair Gold Stone Sleeve
Buttons pair Engraved Sleeve Buttons; set
ring, Engraved Band Finger ring, Amethyst
Stone Ring, inlaid with gold, Elegant Ring,
Ring, inald with gold splendid Silvered HAT
Pin, set Ladies' jet and Gold Pin and Drops,
Misses set Jet and Gold, Ladies' Set Ornalnen-
ted, / set Handsome Rose buds Ear drops, / Gents
Elegant Lake George Diamond Stud, / Cardinal
Red Bead Necklace, Pair Ladies' AMETHYST
namented Jet Brooch Fancy Scarf Ring and
Elegant Watch Chain. Take your choice the en-
Spleces you choose for so cents. Now Is the time
tomake money. These goods can easily be Re
tailed for $40.
His reputation for honesty, fair dealing and
liberallty Is unuequaled by any advertiser In this
elty,-N. Y. Day Book, Dec. i6, 1876. le-lm
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MELI--on the 4th inst, in Duncannon, John II
Nell. aged So years.
STEwART-On the 9Th inst :, in Penn township
Livingstone Stewart.
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having thereon erected fine BRICK COTTAGE
DWELLING HOUSE.


DWELLING HOUSE,
to which is attached all the modern home CON-
forts and conveniences, in the midst OF pleasant
road leading from from IcResSurg I to BTE Ban '9 Also,
good, commodious frame Bank Barn, with conve-
nient appliances; and water IN the barn-yard,
with all outDulldingS necessary to hrSt-claSS
farm.
This is the Mansion farm and is under the high
est state OF cultivation, with everything in per-
feet order Excellent post and rail fence sur
rounds the property, and from the door OF the
Mansion the whole farm may be readily seen.
FOur Hundred Apple Trees,
from. which over 1000 bushels of apples of the
best and most marketable kinds were gathered
last year; THREE HUNDRED PEACH and FIF-
tanning IL acres Of ground, Of the choicest vare-
ties OF grapes, and small fruits, raspberries,
e smpg S ade 10 many
it to purchasers. Everything is so arranged in
conn ection with the place that all that will be re-
and make money as there are no necessary re-
pairs needed for the next ten years.
NO, 2, A TRACT OF LAND,
contiguous to No. l, adjoining lands of William
Sh0af, Christopher Waggoner's heirs Eli Smith,
John stones heirs and John Irvine, containing
$50 ACRES,
OF WHICH ABOUT thirty acres are cleared, having
thereon erected a log DWELLING HOUSE and a
Plank Dwelling House.
No. 3, A Tract of Woodland,
contiguous to No. 2, adjoining lands of James
ElliOtts heirs William Shoaf and other lands of
James Irvine, containing 60 ACRES, and having
thereon erected a LOG HOUSE. Also another
Tract Of Woodland,
adjoining lands of William Fuller, David sweger,
Mrs. Snyder, and other lands of James Irvine
containing 20 ACRES, more or less, and having
thereon erected
A GOOD SAW MILL.
The attention of purchasers is directed to this
property as IL Is an investment bound tOremuner-
ate, and possessing superior advantages in every
respect, Is one OF the most desirable farms in
Perry county.
TERMS OF SALE;-Ten per cent. OF the pur-
chase money 20 be paid when the property is
stricken down, one-hali Of the balance on LIST of
April, 1878, when possession will be given and the
deed delivered, and the balance on the LIST day OF
April, lS70-the unpaid balance nc the time OF the
delivery OF the deed TO be secured by Judgment
bonds bearing interest from date.
THOMAS ii. MILLIGAN,
Newport, Pa, May l6 IS Assignee.
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Pennsylvania R, R.-MlDDLE DIVISION.
On and after May 18th, Trains run as foiows
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3 BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY

Engle's Temple of Fashion,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-27
IN ScrOND JUDICIiL DISTRICT

/ Court of the State of Ne"ada, in AMI Tor
,1r,nsby comfy. In the matter of the est tie OF
Jrbn Y Shrieves. Il ccared Motto y II 'ony
Given that MONDAY, ThE ElFeH DAY of
TF RIrAi,Y, 1877. at 10 o'c ock A. M. and the
Court room of aid Court in Carson CITY, nave
been appointed ss the time and place for PROV
ing III will of SAID John V. Shrieve-, De- easta.
and for hearing the up olication of george uny
-o- the issuance to him IF letters testaInc thry'
uh4n and where any person interested may ~
pegr and conte the same.
Dated January 3, ls17. 90.
ja2!tlU I. j fD"h"D7'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-27
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

NORTH CARSON SILVER \.
~ ing Company. Location oi princ."'
place of business, san Francisco. Cal'orhih'
location of works, Crm-by County, Nev "a.
Notice is hereby given, that Mt a M e,lhs oi me
BOARD of Direc;oIs, held on TIE 9TH day OF jan
uary 1877. an assessment, No. q, OF hltSen c.h's
per share was levied upon The capital stock OF
the corporation, payable immedl 'eL! IA me-
- th. cnr,n.rv Room |, No 4p2 Montgomery
Street. san Francisco, California: Any stock
nv, n which this asse sment shall remain I'M
Maid on the 18th day OF February, 1871, wall nc
55.ILnouent. md advertised for s lie at publlc
M, ~ n. and unless payment is made before
viii be sold On MONDAY. the FlF FIJI DAY or
MARCH, 1877, to pay the delinquent ASSESS
ment. together with Ists of advertising ana
expenses OF sale. By order OF the Boora Oh III
q. II. BOGART. Secretary.
Ofico, Room J, No. iG2 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California.
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@tmas meues :!
Ibee un1 2afcc.

Sosbcn babe id lluter,eidncter eincx erob.
artiaen 9bec. unb Rafcelacen in cincm 5beie
(e bon 6errn 9. Glarts @etreinemaao3in CT.
ofnet, unb wcrbe haielbt gate @aare al
,ieoriaen Yrciicn pertaufen, ais tic ouocrsmc
gefouit perntm fam.
Aom,met unb priifct Die @aare NIB ertun.
oiact euh mad ben Yrciien. Sebet iel5it. CD
i) eu@ nidt ole @ntrhcit geiaNt babe.
@etaebet uidt. nob ibr oontommene &C.
l,uathuuna erbaltet ODER bus 6elo miro cud1
,uriidareehrm.
3entet en ecn @lot: @a1bi ns ton
seg;nubtr oem welt 9au'e.
&. g. Mc0re.
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Mooel.- Sros ALIEN Sumbue unb oucr
aullWne'oersl sum 9oDne tauil man allie
'a11"A9cn Mobel better uno ipoglfNler bci
3. 8. @eri d ba d.,
,,.> .. ct. GlouN. Mimi.
M'o "pasam!" @ciI oerielbe inner
ieincn Sorratb 9cscn Gaib cintauIt.
tB .. Miaer in ct. GIoun
o%ertanft bic beiten nro ~feinitcm giaucure in
leincn Maeas inem. Seine Mscine unb Gioor.
rem t0nucm bsn feincm pauie i'm elaote iiber.
,roffcn wcrbem, A'eoer an @ortreflidfsit nod
IN Siaisteit. W!a. ipredc Dor uuo iiberaeuoc
10y. 3-bS
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G1te Meoi5ine,t

3u IibcraIeM Yreiien.
llnb bod, nodoem man es iiberaIl probirt
lat, fault maj, in 6. Shulten'S alter
,cutlder Npothete ss0es biEieer uuo befer.
Sctn @eihdit bat Wen,eer auslasen mic it,
,enb Gin Nnberes. Ct besablt feline &smte,
1eilt nit fsinem Fartner uno batteiue
Musmabl
,ou Garben, @ ur;eIn, &rduteru,
@einen unb Wetica menten,
luie man tie ionit bier ~niraenbs fncet.
Gutter 3atb
:Oitst nidts unb Dirb germ uno frnunbli@ CT.
lbeilt.
&eeepte
IN ibrem w~irtliden" @ertbe anse.
&. Sdmlten
It Tsent fur Ioeriu's fertia aemttte Garbcn.
umb feline slpot1ete
1T
bic reinSise" oeuti@e 9pctbete
n0rbli6 bon MinneahNis.
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8cfanmtmabuma.

sd l1ntcrjsidnster made hiem;t bctamnt
rab i'd msinem Srbne Sobn @isbaufer BON
beu'iasn SaNc an iein Slter acbe unb folelid
feline Sdu!oen mebr iir i'm be,a9ie. Wens
Inn 5emano borsen iOate.
Sobn 8iebaulen, len.
IIbang, &:uenber 8. 1877. AS
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in eumma $sO,OOa in eumma $685.
San;e sooie so; 9albc Gan;s sooie 81; 5iini;ia
scofe 81; Sierte S2.51; game 2oofc $45; Sunaert
a1tcl $l.25. game 2oofe $50.
sriuilegirt fir Grsie bmn y nitalten.
Inter benz Gnsratter soanen seine Wer3oseransen
cintreten.
Der sBertb zines ieeen Geminns mirb Dol in Ser.
Staatenz0eIb ausge3abLt.
Die amtIibe Elite Der sesosensn Numnern mirt
ltben Rduier etne5 2ooics sM9efanot.
Die aite mirp i'm @e,p BORT Sera!s, q. q. Gun uns
2ouispiNe 9ourierz Sou,roi oerDientli9t.
0iefe serlooiunsem fnSen 9lei9mdsts
II Der ;petten u. in Der ieStem Node iebes Toncts
,oabreno hes sanssn Sabres tatt. aooie fir Die
rite 9%erlcefuns in jebem ARonat weroen ftstA n.
simem Dollar. fir jeOes. p~ersamft. 9auptae pinn
1890. Sir bic Ieste Her[ooiwna werosn 2poic
tets ~ Ssbn Dollars, fir iebes. u~ertauit. Nalbe.
Biertet unc ahtel i'm Derbdltnib. 6au~ptAewinn
$4,000. = CtrcuIare NIT uoujtdnci9en Gin; tbeiten
1ratiA. Y9an rpenbe fG an
SIMMONS l. DICKINSON,
wanaser's Eiiies. u 19isS Str, a0ui.uius a..
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Stump WQf6inem.

@ir MAIDEN biemil Die @errcx Garmer aui
uniern @aum- uno Stumpem3ieher
ueIder in uaierer sScrtftatte. 9abworb's
'cibitaQ seacniiber. "fabriSirt wirb. auimcrt.
'am. 8omnit unb unteriudet feline @ortreif.
,idteit. = ct. GloMo, MliMm.
sl-bO =. N. Nppes.
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Gin pratbtnoucs @ilo fir
fatbd!iide Tam;lien.
@tieoeo, Nueuit 1877.
Sn unierem 8erlase lit iocben eridicnen:
faanil;en Eegisttr.
Sin fat5oliiAss Samilien- Bib in brilanten
uu,o @olbbrud ,nr Gintraaung ber
6eburten. 9ciratben uno SterbcfGae, bic in
Der Camille borfommen.
@roBe 2Ox27 3oQ.
Oiefrs 8radtbilb feIt neben oca Gelbcr,
CUR gintro9ung Der NaMen bar:
Cine @riitlide Jamilie. Die beiliser
Sacramcnte Der Saufe, Der gbe unr
Der lebter Osluns unh III nit pieIen
anoern Hnnreihen 8ilbern, Snl1rif-
ten uno 8isnetten reid ser3iert.
$reis: ansaabe nit oeut( Den Sainrif.
ten, per Slid $1.50
init enslii6sn cnfariften. per
on Sntterol franco pet soF. ieoe Nus.
9abe =. $l.6o
Sober fathoIibe Gamilicnpater, Der bas
Bib fieat, lSiro 20 faufea. Ga bat Bis icbt
iein io!des %eritirt. Die 3er1eInna oe1elben
bat Is Woaate in Aniprmn %aenommcn.
Bud9anbluna bon
Mibi6auer s Bebrle,
Al 9. MSaNe Str. Gbieaao.
e Air Iu4:u AscntsE flu oicien ArtiteI
35-3mi
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Ter Uni ulniAe.

l
Vrofeior: rssas III elm Gcrbreden:"
Graminant Ootterno) Sin Serbre.
~dyen ii = it. wen Giner = Gtwas tbut!!"
YrofeNor ladenb): Damn, SER
.Ganbioat, iimo Sic 9cW.b tein Ierbrcder"
wMbcn, ftt einmal mic bic Stubentcm,
nimliM aufredt init uutergeidlaacnen slr-
men :" ricf elm Dorfihulebrer, Der idnn aIc
Mittcl irud!Ios bcrinht bate, feline SduI.
timber in Mube ,u baIten. 0as @crt Stu.
Scnten" baif unb ieia Hefebl murbe iGnell
ucu,ogen. Gin Mnabc aIcin blieb in feline, |
beaucmen Iimmelhaften stelune. @cn
Rebrcr befraat, warum ct nidt 10 iiteu moAe
spie Stubenten. antmottete CT pDle9matiid :
sd brau&e bas nidt, i'd wcro' ia Elm Sdu.
it.r."
*@aS braudt q uiht?- 0rei
Gingc brau6t man i'm Veben uidt ,u thun !:
Gen Sdnec braudt man nidt wee,uidau.
feln. CT acht ,ulett bon iclbit meg ben Mdb.
d,cm brandt man feinen Wam 3u 9eben, am
Gnhe ncbmeu tic fiA ielbt einca, uno britteus
brauht man lid, feinen str,t 81 nebmen Der
Mcnjh ftirbt emblid aud ONE i'm!
Cine idonc GiMIabuns.
Wanna ididt mid, Sic auf bemte sbenb
gum 3bce ;u ibr al Bitten" iaste Gin tleines
MdSdsn gu elmer 9adbarin.
sat lie ni@t seiast, nm tuelde stmsbe,
iiebes Ninb?~
,afsir. fie iaste nur, Ie pcle fe cinlaben
tuc.t es bod einmal lem miide, uno banm iei
bic Gual iberitamoeM tpeitcr ias!c Tic giidts :"
spariam nj Ser beribmte Gomponif
@retrp itieb cine Sdeibe elm. 9ina in ben
Qahen, in ,peldem er ben SAabem bcruriadt
tottc, unb molltc bic S1cibe bc,ablcn. Ser
Aaufmann bate nidt aenua tleincs Gelb, ibm
tcrous;ugebcn, uno Wollte iid entfernen, I'M
bon einem @aAbar WiinSc gu bolen.
~sSarten Sie." fa9te Der Gomponiit, Den
Sang mill ih Shnen crlparen. inocm i5 bic
&ednu1a glatt mode" Mlit bisicn @ortcn
flies CT nod cine Sdeibe Gin unb ~sutiern:s iid)
canm ladcnb.
Sin @atbshtrrnidlaiden. -
Dab Is jaweilen bod nidt san; unbor.bsiibaf,
1T, tpcna Ratbsher.cn III ben Situnqcn
{dlafen, eriubrea bic suten @irger bon slm.
feroam in 9o!ano in ben 3eiten, ba 9upmi9
XIV. i9re Stabt brlaecrte. Sic aIaubtcn,
ni@t tdnger 8icertauo lsiitsn 81 %touncn; in
Ter aassmeinen Beiiirsuns usriammelte iit,
Der @aaitrat unb bciAlos einfimmia, ben,
R0nig bic SdliIcl Der stabt su iiberlieferu
Nan bemertte ieood. bab elm alter Giatbshcrr,
Der wdbreno Der san;en @erbaubluns ianiI
9eidlummert bate, init feinem gotum mod,
i'm &Idftanbe g~eblitbeu mar. Man wedte
ben ebrsn6aften @reis unb iaate ibm, bal
eaan bef&lofen babe, an 2uowis bic sdlii.
CT hpr &fnht nuAauIicfrru
.pat Ct fe oenn i@on berlanst?" fras.c
Der a!te Nnnn.
Sod nibs! !" Iautete bic Nntmort.
Damn bddt' d." entaesuste Der @reis,
mir war'cn iuenisfens nod 10 LANCE, bis c,
lie uns ahforSert."
Man iagt. ba6 hiefer b~eritanbige Matb ba.
maIs bic aan;s bolaE,iide @ebublit a~erctttt
habe; senn fur,e Belt oarauI aina 2utmia's
RrieasalId in Die Stride uNb Nmiltroam bntie
(id nidt idt.npFi& ersebM maIsn.
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Vrofeiior: rsSas 1T elm Gerbreden:"
Graminaut (itotterno): Sin @crbrc.
-dtn IL = it. wenn Giner = Gtmas tbut !"
VrofeNor lladenb): Damn, SER
.Ganbioat, iimo Sic 9sW.b feia 1erbrcder!"
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@ribeleien eines iiiSaeutiGeu
Yaueru.

Orubtleien c!nes 1iOacMtiGtll
HanerM.
@ann i ole Ole 8elradtuns mod
So iber's tdglidc 2ebe,
limb bcMfe CIT tie bieie Hra1,
Die'S allepeii hut gete;
@ie Mlcs rcmnt unb allies itrett.
@ur um balb reid Az mere.
Menn's 0lci uf unred)t Noidte scbt-
Man tbut fi4 b'rum nit iGcere-;
@ann i bctro@' 10 iehen Stano
Son obe bis beunncr.
Sie gmmperei ninn,t i~iberbano,
G'rum nimmt's mid a nit @unner.
Dob iibcraa . |srtrauem icblt
%ei S0uosl wnb 6cihaitc,
tlno Nles Iber Settle idelt,
Die bOic I'm bic idledte.
Uic Griinber. un Die SAwinolcrei
Gin alfweiI in Der Mobe,
lin all bic fciuc 0ieberei
9eb iraert mid ju 2ooe.
Die aouHcnt. Nlesser, Slider, @irtb =
Sic laIe lid besahle
sir ld;edt Wa1r, IN mandmal Wiro
Die Mrcib' aud oOppelt male.
TN ,pie mcnder tabrisant
Shut icine Soar uerfalide!
In mandcr grofe gicfcrant
Sid grab 10 t5ut btaelfc.
Sia unier Gcucr icim YrobMft,
EScil man bait mub, Dertaie.
60 nimmt Der Mutler : Nr0Ite Stud
I'm lGbt uus loon %amlaie.
"" mo-" en "~"or SAIud,r mub
Sid an ben @slhiMan1 htlbs,
go lou CT Q Ct n tim ScrorLb
Sy.n aucs ;'crl1t p%erpfdnoe.
@rc,entc mus ct obncsies
Sic ooppcltc be,able,
Die @udcrer, iic s'bore Snip
gu bcne @iberalc.
Dcnf i erit an oas MiIi!dr -
Sic itGrfite Xeut gum Sdaifc;
Mten |, oab stpc, Sobr aud 9'Mua mir
Sur uebMng in DC Mufe.
I'd bab ia frIber a oes Ding
Sn eein Sobr fertia brunec.
lin bin Il nod, in MaNcr o'rimm
3lls wie e. slid ecidwumme.
9enr i oft an Die eAimpicrei
Sn bene iHledte %lIttsr.
Gag i mir iclbcr urbenbci:
Sdlna' b'rcin eas Conmerwetter!
BOD. 9auer. bait! bic Yolitif
Die 1T nidyt oeine Sahc,
pui nur { 1i7elc suriid -
In teinem @odfreid) made"
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6aIaenbumnr Gin solhat mar
5Mm bri!ten Nale beiertirt uno gum stranac
btrurtbeilt Tls ber 6cnscr 500. rib Der Stric
uno Der soIoat feel bcrunter. .gornermct
ter" 1udle Der eenter. has it mir in mel
ns,n geben nod nidt paiirt."
Dir aud ni&t," iaste Der gerurt1eilit
faltblitia.
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IA Siloerrabmcn, arob unb Hen, idon
unb elegant. uersolOct ooer ron 8ladmaluub
itets 81 Den biuigiten Erciicn uor,0tbis bel
W. &ocnberaer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14
A .EREENDlN WAY
by QUEERQCILL.

Keep your distance with a stranger,
Is maxim that we know
Keep your temper with a woman
Keep your balance with foe
Keep your secrets, if you have them;
Keep your money If you may
And, sub rosa keep your eye on
All who take the friendly way"
There's the ''friendiy" Speculation,
Who has millions at command
He who sways a mystic market
BY some wondrous slight of hand
All. your little pile is nothing
Still. 'twoulG double in Il day;
If you chose, lie will invest il,
Merely i'll friendly way
Then the "friendly'' chum of bovhood,
Whom you boaSted of at school,
When he scared, budding genius,
While you grabbed, a ploddiEg fool
Now You meet him, looking seedy,
Somewhat ruby-nosed and grey.
Could you-hem dear boy oblige me-
Twenty-in a friendly way
There's the Friendly best of fellows,
Who has asked you out to dine,
Where you grow trifie mellow.
Ger his some what heady wine.
Such Il hand grip as he gives you,
When you meet The following DAY
"Ah, this little note-you'H sign il,
Simply-iu a friendly way"
Then the ladies-heaven bless them
(And defend us from their artist
They who dare attempt defy them
Must electroplate their hearts,
From the chaperone whose smiling
Is a warning, watch and pray
All the Sex combine against you,
In, of course, "A friendly way.
There's the 'frendly" miss, who shows yo
NAll the prizes gained at school;
There's the friendly" belle, who fools you
Till you know not your a fool.
There's the widow-Lord preserve us -
We have nothing more to say,
When the wiusome, watching widow
Meets you in Il "friendly way
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-09-14
NUMBER 50.
LoST md FOUND.

Henry CLARK. of The well known firm of
Clark x Tlimble. came to California six
teen years ago, AT The request of an elder
brother named Robert, who had already
located in the Golden State. and who
wrote home 20 Canada such iiatteT1ng let
ters about the chances a Young man had
for making n fortune HAT Henry finally
consented 10 his broiheI's wishes, and in
1861 he set sail for New York; bound for
the modern Mecca the Eldorado of the
world. California. His brother Bob had
one of those adventurous spirits that IL
early DAYS characterized the pioneers, and
HeuIy becoming mbued with his brothers s
spirit, the TWO started for the Comstock
mines that were ihen in their infancy
They both worked in that place for some
time, until Bob, who had heard of Idaho,
wanted to pack up aud move into the Ter
IitoIy bat Henry, who was doing very
well. " ould not listen to IL, and consequent
ly Bob started off 10y himself, determined
10 make OF break IN the newly-discover-
ed mines. Letters frequently passed be-
tween the brothers until the uprising OF
the Indians in the Territory, when all
communications ceased. Finally report
came tia. Robert Clark was killed while
leading an attack Oh the red tiends, the
rumor being confirmed by remnants OF his
company who saw MIN fall, and many a
story was told Of the gallantry displayed
bg ilSil lbDlC leader, WHOM ititA al IoNSo
for his valor. Henry wrote home to the
old folks in Canada, sending newspapers,
also, describing the fight in which Robert
fell. Father. mother, brothers and sisters
shed many a tear over the loss of the brave
youth who fell protecting defenseless wo-
men and children. Henry wrote 20 Idaho
to try and recover the body of hiS brother,
but without avail. He had been buried,
so the answer said with the rest OF the
slain IN the forest where the battle was
fought
For long years The memory of his broth
eli has dwelt in the mind of Henry, who
was wont To look upon Bob with the same
confidence that a son looks upon a father
Imagine the surprise OF Mr.. Clark the
other morning when he received a tele-
graphic dispatch from an old friend IN
San Francisco, which said ~ our brother
is here. Come down. Have sent you
letter" Last evening sure enough, let
ter came telling all about the adventures of
Bob III the last thirteen years. How he
was dangerously wounded, captured by
the savaces, kept prisoner for years, finally
taken To- Arizona, and how he made his
escape from them. He is in San Francisco
at present. getting a mill To work quai tz
from mine which he discovered IN the
Territory. His relentless spirit will not
allow hIm to remain within the bounds of
civilization, and lac is determined to go
back and work that mine if it breaks him
again. Henry left in the morning for Sau
Francisco to see his brother, realizing the
old adage that Truth is stranger than fic-
tion.-S0crdDc.tt Chronicle.